Toledo Rockets vs Akron Zips Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-27-2026

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Toledo Rockets vs Akron Zips Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-27-2026

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Toledo Rockets vs Akron Zips Prediction

The Toledo Rockets defeated Bowling Green in their most recent game, which they won by a score of 73-72. The game was played against Bowling Green. Taking into consideration the number of fouls committed, the Rockets ended up with 14, while Bowling Green committed a total of 13 fouls. Only six of their seventeen attempts from a distance were successful. At the end of the game, Bowling Green had a charity stripe percentage of 66.7%, meaning that they made 8 of their 12 tries. Additionally, Bowling Green had a total of 36 rebounds (10 offensive and 26 defensive), but the squad did not record a single block. Bowling Green had a total of 14 assists and 6 steals throughout the game to their credit. As far as defense is concerned, Toledo allowed the other side to shoot 52.7% from the field, which was accomplished by making 29 out of 55 shots. In addition, they were responsible for 12 assists during this game, while also causing the other team to commit 16 turnovers and accumulating 6 steals. Over the course of the game, they racked up a total of 26 rebounds, with nine of those rebounds coming from the offensive end of the court. A total of 11 of 12 shots from the charity stripe were successful for the Rockets, giving them a percentage of 91.7%. In the end, Toledo finished the game with a field goal percentage of 40.3% (27 of 67), and they were successful in making 8 of their 25 efforts from beyond the arc.

One of the players who brought something to the table in this competition is Leroy Blyden Jr. In the end, he finished with 19 points after shooting 8 of 17 shots. The total amount of time he spent on the court was 31 minutes, and he also got four rebounds. In the end, he finished with a 47.1% shooting percentage from the floor and also had five assists.

The Toledo Buckeyes will come into this matchup with a record of 11-9 so far in the current season. With a field goal percentage of 47.5%, they have a scoring average of 82.3 points per game, which places them 77th in Division 1. The Rockets have a shooting percentage of 78.0% from the charity line and they have a shooting percentage of 34.5% from beyond the arc (137 of 397). Toledo has a team average of 34.6 rebounds per game and has a total of 319 assists for the season, which places them 91st in Division 1 in terms of passing. Other statistics include 319 assists. They commit 10.8 turnovers per game and 15.1 fouls per game as a team. Additionally, they are turning the ball over 10.8 times a game.

The Rockets are able to cause 13.5 turnovers per game while they are on defense, and they draw 17.9 fouls when they are doing defensive duties. They are ranked 295th in college basketball in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (78.3), and they are allowing 35.1% of shots from beyond the arc. Overall, the Rockets are allowing a field goal percentage of 48.1% (594 of 1,234), and they are also allowing 35.1 rebounds per game to be taken away from them. They have allowed 317 assists throughout the season, which places them 311th in the country in terms of allowing assists.

During their most recent appearance on the floor, the Akron Zips prevailed over Ohio by a score of 86-65 to claim the victory. In terms of rebounding, Akron allowed Ohio to grab a total of 22 rebounds, with eight of those coming from the offensive glass. They concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 77.8%, a 3-point field goal percentage of 4 out of 17 and a 3-point field goal percentage of 23.5% from a distance. A total of twenty of Ohio’s sixty-one shots from the field were successful, resulting in a shooting percentage of 32.8% for the Zips in this matchup. The Zips had a score of 30 for 61 from the floor when the final whistle sounded, which put them in a position of 49.2% possession of the ball. In terms of shots from downtown, Akron was successful in six out of seventeen attempts, which is a 35.3% success rate. Twenty of them were produced, resulting in a clip of 76.9% for the company. Due to the fact that Ohio committed 19 fouls throughout the game, the Zips were forced to make a total of 26 attempts from the free throw line. In addition, they committed 12 turnovers while being successful in stealing two items during this round. As a result of this game, the Zips collected a total of forty rebounds, which included 32 defensive rebounds and 8 offensive rebounds.

Over the course of this game, Tavari Johnson ended up being a significant contributor for the Zips. In the 29 minutes that he spent on the court, he not only scored 24 points but also contributed two assists to the overall game. In this game, he made 10 of 13 field goals, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 76.9%. Additionally, he grabbed three rebounds.

So far in this season, Akron has a record of 16-4 in terms of wins and losses. In each and every game, the Zips commit 16.2 personal fouls while shooting 76.6% from the free throw line. They assist their teammates 20.1 times a game, which is the fourth more than any other team in college, while they turn the ball over 10.8 times per game. Over the course of the season, Akron has scored a total of 1,853 points (92.7 points per game), and they have grabbed 38.3 boards per game. The Zips are currently tied for fourth place in the nation in terms of their offensive performance, as they have a field goal percentage of 51.8%.

When it comes to shots from beyond the arc, the Akron defense allows 33.6% of their opponents to make (186 of 553), and their opponents are successful in 74.1% of their free throw tries. They rank 182nd in Division 1 in terms of assists and 33rd in terms of boards per game, which is 13.5 and 33.0 respectively. With 75.3 points allowed per game, the Zips’ defense is ranked 224th in Division I in terms of points allowed per game. During each game, they are able to force 14.0 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 42.2% from the field, which ranks them 98th in the college basketball rankings.

All Predictions 1-27-2026

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