Wagner Seahawks vs LIU Sharks Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-25-2026

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Wagner Seahawks vs LIU Sharks Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-25-2026

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Wagner Seahawks vs LIU Sharks Prediction

During their most recent game, the Wagner Seahawks faced off against Fairleigh Dickinson and were defeated by a score of 68-61. The game was played on the hardwood playing surface. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the Seahawks ended up with 19, while Fairleigh Dickinson was responsible for 17 fouls. In addition, they were successful in seven of their seventeen attempts from beyond the arc. As a result of making 19 of their 25 attempts from the free throw line, Fairleigh Dickinson finished with a performance percentage of 76.0%. Furthermore, Fairleigh Dickinson was unable to record a block despite the fact that they were able to pick up 31 rebounds (10 offensive and 21 defensive). Over the course of the game, Fairleigh Dickinson had a total of four steals and six assists. During the discussion of defense, Wagner allowed the other side to shoot 47.7% from the field on 21 of 44 shots. In addition, they were responsible for four assists during this game, as well as causing the opposing team to commit thirteen turnovers and accumulating six steals. They grabbed 19 rebounds, with four of those being of an offensive nature. This is relevant to the discussion of grabbing rebounds. The Seahawks had a success rate of 87.5% when they attempted to shoot from the charity stripe, as they were successful in 14 of their 16 tries. After the game, Wagner finished with a field goal percentage of 43.8% (21 out of 48), and they were successful in converting five of their fourteen tries at three-point shots.

One of the players who played a significant role in this matchup was Nick Jones. Not only did he complete the game with a 40.0% shooting percentage from the field, but he also had one assist. Not only did he play for forty minutes, but he also grabbed six rebounds. At the end of the game, he finished with 20 points, while shooting 6 out of 15 shots.

Regarding the current campaign, Wagner has a record of 6-11, which brings him into this battle. They are committing 19.2 fouls per game as a bunch, and they are turning the ball over 13.6 times per game. During the course of the season, Wagner has accumulated 235 assists, which places them 319th in the nation in terms of passing the ball. Additionally, the team has averaging 38.2 boards per game throughout the season. To put that into perspective, the Seahawks are shooting 71.0% from the free throw line and 35.7% from beyond the arc (130 of 364). With a field goal percentage of 45.5%, they are averaging 74.0 points per game, which places them 250th in the college basketball rankings.

Every game, the Seahawks are committing 10.7 turnovers, and they are drawing 16.4 fouls. This is a defensive performance. They rank 207th in Division I in terms of points per game allowed (74.5), and they allow 34.6% of their shots to be made from beyond the arc. The defense of the Seahawks is allowing a shooting percentage of 42.7% (426 of 997) through its opponents, and they are also allowing 33.9 rebounds per game as a unit. With 242 assists allowed for the year, they are presently ranked 104th in Division 1 in terms of the number of assists they have allowed.

The LIU Sharks were defeated by Le Moyne in their most recent match, which ended with a final score of 83-77. This was the last time they competed on the court. Over the course of the game, the Sharks were able to collect a total of 38 rebounds, which included 20 defensive rebounds and 18 offensive rebounds. In addition, they were able to steal eight balls during this match, but they also lost possession of the ball eleven times. During the course of this match, Le Moyne was called for sixteen fouls, which resulted in the Sharks having to go to the penalty area for twelve tries. The team was successful in converting six of the free throws, resulting in a percentage of fifty percent. When it came to shooting from a distance, LIU was successful 7 times out of 18 times (38.9%). After the final whistle blew, the Sharks were able to walk away from this game with a shooting percentage of 43.8%, which was achieved by shooting 32 out of 73 from the field. As a result of the Sharks’ decision to enable Le Moyne to convert 26 of 43 tries from the floor, the Sharks’ overall conversion rate was 60.5%. They concluded with a three-point shooting percentage of 56.3%, shooting 9 of 16 from beyond the arc, and they ended up making 22 of 31 free throws, which is a percentage of 71.0 percent. LIU enabled Le Moyne to gather a total of 25 points, two of which were offensive, when they were discussing how they attacked the glass.

The Sharks were able to win the game thanks in large part to Malachi Davis’s contributions. In the game, he made 11 of 24 field goals, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 45.8%. Additionally, he grabbed four rebounds. Twenty-four points were scored by him throughout his forty minutes on the floor, and he also had three assists for the game.

In the current season, LIU has a record of 11-8. Despite shooting 63.3% from the free throw line, the Sharks have committed 18.0 fouls per game since the beginning of the season. The rate at which they earn assists is 13.9 times per game, which places them 204th in the competition, and the rate at which they lose possession due to turnovers is 14.3 times per game. Over the course of the season, LIU has amassed 1,424 points, or 74.9 points per game, and they have grabbed 36.4 boards per game. In terms of their offensive performance, the Sharks are currently ranked 83rd in the nation with a field goal percentage of 47.3%.

The LIU defense enables opponents to complete 34.5% of their shots from beyond the arc (128 of 371), and opponents are successful on 67.5% of their shots from the free throw line. The average number of assists and rebounds that they have given up in each game is 13.3, which places them 178th and 150th, respectively, in college basketball. When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Sharks’ defensive unit is ranked 255th in college football, with a total of 76.4. They allow teams to shoot 46.6% from the field, which places them on the 313th spot in college basketball, and they force 12.9 turnovers per game.

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