Oregon Ducks vs Washington Huskies Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-25-2026

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Oregon Ducks vs Washington Huskies Prediction

In their most recent game, the Oregon Ducks were defeated by Michigan State by a score of 68-52. The game was played against Michigan State. At the conclusion of the game, Oregon had a field goal percentage of 39.2% (20 of 51) and had made seven of their twenty attempts at three-point shots. When the Ducks attempted to make free throws from the line, they were successful in five out of eleven attempts, which is a percentage of 45.5%. With regard to the number of boards they brought in, they racked up 21, with six of those rebounds being offensive. In addition, they had a total of ten assists during this clash, while also causing the opposing side to commit nine turnovers and stealing six balls. As far as defense is concerned, Oregon allowed the other side to shoot 57.1% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 28 of 49 shots. A total of 16 assists and three steals were recorded by Michigan State during the contest. Additionally, Michigan State was able to collect 29 rebounds (six offensive and 23 defensive), but they were unable to get a rejection against them. As a result of making five of their nine attempts at free throws, Michigan State accomplished a free throw shooting percentage of 55.6%. Out of the twenty shots they took from beyond the arc, they were successful seven times. By the completion of the game, the Ducks had accumulated 11 fouls, while Michigan State had accumulated 10 fouls through the course of the contest.

T.K. Simpkins is a player who played a role in the outcome of this game. As he exited the stadium, he had 15 points after shooting 5/10 from the field. During the 33 minutes that he was on the court, he not only played but also grabbed seven boards. He finished the game with a shooting percentage of fifty percent from the field, but he did not have any assists by the time the clock ran out.

With an overall record of 8-11, Oregon comes into this matchup with a record of 8-11. Despite shooting 43.0% from the field, they are averaging 73.9 points a game, which places them in the 251st spot in the nation. Three-thirds of the Ducks’ shots come from the downtown area (164 of 489), while 69.9 percent come from the charity stripe. The Oregon Ducks have a team average of 36.8 rebounds per game and have a total of 279 assists so far this season. This places them 190th in the college basketball rankings in terms of passing the ball on the court. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 12.6 per game, and they commit 16.2 personal fouls a game as a member of the team.

When it comes to the defensive side of the ball, the Ducks are able to force 11.1 turnovers on a nightly basis, and they also draw 17.8 personal fouls. They rank 203rd in Division 1 in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (74.3), and they give up 33.5% of their 3-point shots. The defense of the Ducks is allowing an opponent to shoot at a rate of 44.0% (488 of 1,109), and they are also conceding 33.7 rebounds per game as a squad. With 244 assists throughout the course of the season, they are now placed 116th in the nation in terms of the number of assists they have allowed to their opponents.

Following their most recent appearance on the court, the Washington Huskies were defeated by Nebraska by a score of 76-66, and they were forced to return home. When it came to cleaning up the glass, Washington provided Nebraska with the opportunity to grab a total of 31 (four of which were on the offensive glass). At the end of the game, they shot 37.9% from beyond the arc by making 11 of 29 shots, and they ended up making 9 of 12 shots from the charity stripe, which is a 75.0% success rate. During this game, the Huskies allowed Nebraska to make 28 of their 55 attempts from the field, which resulted in a total of 50.9% of their shots being successful. By the time the final whistle blew, the Huskies had completed 27 of 61 shots from the field, which corresponded to a shooting percentage of 44.3%. When it comes to shots from a distance, Washington was successful in 6 of their 21 attempts, which is a 28.6% success rate. Six of the free throws that they attempted to make were successful, giving them a success rate of sixty percent. The Huskies were forced to make a total of ten trips to the charity stripe as a result of the fact that Nebraska committed thirteen personal fouls during the game. On top of that, they were able to steal three balls during the encounter, but they also lost possession of the ball seven times. Over the course of this game, the Huskies racked up a total of 32 rebounds, including 22 defensive boards and 10 offensive rebounds.

When it came to this competition, Hannes Steinbach was an essential member of the Huskies. During the game, he made seven of twelve shots, which yielded a percentage of 58.3 percent, and he also grabbed twelve rebounds. During the course of the game, he played for 32 minutes and racked up 21 points, in addition to recording one assist.

Over the course of the campaign, Washington has a score of 10-9. Every single game, the Huskies are accountable for 17.2 fouls, and they have a 77.6% success rate from the free throw line. They are 210th in the nation in terms of the number of assists they dish out per game (13.8), and they are losing possession of the ball by turning it over 10.6 times a game to their opponents. For the season, Washington has racked up 1,508 points, which is equivalent to 79.4 points per game, and they have grabbed 37.9 boards per game. When it comes to offensive efficiency, the Huskies are currently ranked 202nd in Division I with a 45.1% shooting percentage from the field.

It is the Washington defense that allows 32.1% of their opponents to make shots from beyond the arc (139 of 433), while their opponents are successful in converting 71.4% of their free throw attempts. They have given up 13.5 assists and 34.0 boards per game, which places them 191st and 158th, respectively, in the defensive categories respective to those stats. With a score of 74.1 points allowed per game, the Huskies’ defensive unit is placed 202nd within the collegiate football conference. In addition to allowing teams to shoot 43.6% from the field, which is the 173rd best percentage in college basketball, they force their opponents to commit 10.7 turnovers a game.

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