Tulsa Golden Hurricane vs Rice Owls Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-25-2026

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Tulsa Golden Hurricane vs Rice Owls Prediction

The Tulsa Golden Hurricane defeated Memphis in their most recent matchup, which they won by a score of 83-66. This victory was obtained by the Golden Hurricane. At the end of the game, Tulsa had a field goal percentage of 40.0% (22 out of 55), and they had converted 8 of 24 three-point attempts. A total of 31 of 36 shots were successful from the charity stripe for the Golden Hurricane, resulting in an 86.1% success rate. With regard to the topic of grabbing rebounds, they garnered a total of 36, with 12 of those comes from an offensive standpoint. Furthermore, they were able to record 13 assists during the game, in addition to forcing the opposing team to commit 14 turnovers and obtaining 8 steals. As far as the defense is concerned, Tulsa allowed their opponent to shoot forty percent from the floor on twenty-four out of sixty shots attempts. During the contest, Memphis recorded a total of four steals and delivered thirteen assists. In addition, Memphis concluded the game with no passes that were rejected, despite the fact that they had a total of 33 boards (13 offensive and 20 defensive). Memphis was victorious from this matchup with a free throw shooting percentage of 71.4%, as they were successful in 10 of their 14 attempts. They were successful in destroying eight out of twenty-seven attempts from the downtown area. According to the total number of personal fouls committed, the Golden Hurricane finished with 15, while Memphis was responsible for 24 personal fouls.

On the other hand, Miles Barnstable was a player who made a contribution to the game. On four of eight shots, he scored a total of seventeen points. He was on the court for thirty minutes, during which time he played and scored five boards. While he concluded the game without a single point, he shot fifty percent from the field.

This matchup will be played between Tulsa and a team that has a record of 16-3 for the season. With a field goal percentage of 49.0%, they are averaging 88.0 points per game, which places them 18th in the nation. This season, the Golden Hurricane had a 39.4% shooting percentage from long range (195 of 495) and a 79.5% shooting percentage from the free throw line. Tulsa is currently ranked 110th in Division I in terms of passing thanks to the fact that they have accounted for 302 assists this year and have a team average of 38.6 boards per game overall. They commit 10.4 turnovers per game and 16.0 fouls per game as a team. Additionally, they are turning the ball over 10.4 times a game.

The Golden Hurricane are able to force 10.9 turnovers per game while earning 19.0 fouls. This is a reflection of their defensive strengths. They rank 127th in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (71.7), and they allow 33.3% of their opponents to make 3-point shots. When it comes to defense, the Golden Hurricane are allowing opponents to have a field goal percentage of 42.3% (479 of 1,132), and they are also allowing their opponents to grab 30.4 boards per game individually. They have given up 244 assists to the opposition so far this season, which places them 116th in the Division I rankings for allowing assists to the opposition.

In their most recent game on the hardwood, the Rice Owls were defeated by Temple by a score of 69-65. This was the last time they competed against Temple. In terms of rebounds, Rice allowed Temple to compile a total of thirty, with nine of those coming from the offensive glass. The final score of the game was 14 of 17 from the charity stripe, which is equivalent to 82.4%, and they concluded the game with a shooting percentage of 31.3% from a distance, shooting 5 of 16. Temple had a shooting percentage of 43.1% in this encounter because the Owls enabled them to make 25 of their 58 tries from the field. This contributed to Temple’s overall shooting percentage. The Owls finished the game with a field goal percentage of 45.6%, which was achieved by shooting 26 out of 57 shots from the field. When it comes to three-point shots, Rice was successful eight times out of seventeen times, which is 47.1%. To achieve a success rate of 71.4%, they were successful in destroying five of those. As a result of this competition, Temple was assessed ten personal fouls, which resulted in the Owls being forced to take seven shots from the charity stripe. Throughout the game, they ended up turning the ball over nine times while also stealing four times. Over the course of the game, the Owls were able to collect a total of 29 rebounds, including 22 defensive rebounds and 7 offensive rebounds.

The Owls relied heavily on Trae Broadnax for their success in this competition. In the 36 minutes that he spent on the court, he scored 17 points and had two assists. He also had two assists. In this game, he had a field goal percentage of 42.1% through eight of his nineteen attempts, and he also grabbed four rebounds.

Rice’s overall record for the season is 8-11, with a win-loss record. Based on their offensive performance, the Owls are currently ranked 327th in college basketball with a shooting percentage of 42.0% from the field. On the season, Rice has a total of 1,401 points, or 73.7 points per game, and they have 37.6 rebounds per game. The number of assists they send out per game is 12.2, which places them 315th in the collegiate rankings, while the number of turnovers they commit per game is also 12.2. In addition to shooting 69.6% from the free throw line, the Owls have committed 18.4 fouls per game since the season began.

34.2% of three-point shots are made by opponents against the Rice defense (139 of 406), and opponents are successful in 72.8% of their tries to make free throws. When it comes to the defensive end, they are rated 86th and 293rd in the categories of assists and rebounds, respectively, with 12.2 assists and 36.6 rebounds being allowed per game. The Owls’ defensive end is ranked 178th in college in terms of points per game (PPG) given up, with a score of 73.3. Their ability to force 12.4 turnovers per game and their ability to allow teams to shoot 43.8% from the floor places them 186th in Division 1 in terms of shooting percentage.

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