Cornell Big Red vs Penn Quakers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-14-2026

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Cornell Big Red vs Penn Quakers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-14-2026

In their most recent match, the Cornell Big Red hit the court against Columbia and emerged victorious by a score of 88-67. This victory was the Big Red’s very first victory. In terms of personal fouls, the Big Red finished with 19 while Columbia piled up 19 personal fouls. Both teams had a total of 19 personal fouls. In addition, they were successful in eight of their eighteen attempts at long range. Columbia was able to win this game by burying nine of their seventeen shots, which resulted in a charity stripe shooting percentage of 52.9%. On top of that, Columbia came away with 21 rebounds, eight of which were offensive and thirteen of which were defensive, but the club did not record a single block. Over the course of the competition, Columbia had a total of 16 assists and 5 steals. When it comes to defense, Cornell allowed the opposing team to shoot 46.3% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 25 out of 54 shots. At the same time that they forced 15 turnovers and earned 11 steals, they also recorded 25 assists throughout this matchup game. Regarding the number of boards that they brought in, they were awarded a total of 32, with ten of those boards being offensive. The Big Red were successful in making 22 of their 24 attempts from the free throw line, resulting in a field goal percentage of 91.7%. In the final moments of the game, Cornell finished with a field goal percentage of 53.6% (30 of 56), and they converted 6 of 19 shots from beyond the arc.

Josh Baldwin is a person who participated in the competition in some capacity. After all was said and done, he finished with a field goal percentage of 44.4% and two assists. He was on the court for twenty minutes and came away with ten rebounds. From four out of nine shots, he scored 19 points for the team.

Cornell enters this matchup with a record of 11-10 for the season, which includes both wins and losses. According to the statistics, they are turning the ball over 12.1 times a game, and as a group, they are committing 19.6 fouls per game. Cornell has amassed 466 assists on the season, which places them ninth in Division 1 in terms of passing the ball. Additionally, the team has averaging 35.6 boards per game through the course of the season. In terms of three-point shots, the Big Red are shooting 40.3% (282 of 700), and they are also hitting 75.2% from the free throw line. As a team, they have a scoring average of 91.1 points per game, which places them third in Division 1.

Every single game, the Big Red have been able to force 12.1 turnovers, and they have also been able to secure 17.7 personal fouls. With 352 assists allowed so far this season, they are ranked 252nd in the NCAA basketball rankings for allowing assists. An opponent’s shooting percentage of 48.4% (634 of 1,310) is being allowed by the Big Red defense, and the squad as a whole is giving up 33.6 rebounds per game. They rank 358th in Division 1 in opponents’ points per game (85.1), and they allow 38.8% of their opponents to shoot from beyond the arc.

During the most recent occasion that the Penn Quakers competed on the hardwood, they defeated Princeton by a score of 61-60 and were able to take home the victory. The manner in which Penn attacked the glass resulted in Princeton grabbing a total of 31 rebounds, eight of which were on the offensive side of the court. After finishing the game with a free throw percentage of 62.5%, they shot 6 of 19 from a distance, which is equivalent to a 31.6% shooting percentage. As a result of the Quakers’ decision to allow Princeton to convert 22 of their 54 attempts from the field, Princeton ended up with a percentage of 40.7% in this championship game. Following the conclusion of the game, the Quakers had a rate of 41.1% from the floor, which was achieved by shooting 23 for 56 from the field. When it came to shooting from beyond the arc, Penn was successful in 5 of 18 tries, which is a 27.8% conversion rate. They were successful in making ten of the free throws, which means that their percentage was 66.7%. While playing in this game, Princeton was called for a total of 15 personal fouls, which resulted in the Quakers having to take a total of 15 shots from the free throw line. In the course of this competition, they were able to steal five balls while giving up possession of the ball seven times. Through the course of this match, the Quakers collected a total of 33 boards, including 22 defensive boards and 11 offensive boards.

As a substitute for the Quakers in this competition, TJ Power stepped in. During his 37 minutes on the court, he not only scored 18 points but also handed out three assists for this particular game. During the game, he blocked six out of eleven shots, which is a rate of 54.5%, and he also grabbed seven rebounds.

This season, Penn has a record of 11-10 on the board. Furthermore, the Quakers have a shooting percentage of 69.3 percent from the charity stripe and have committed 16.7 fouls per game. Although they rank 164th in college basketball in terms of the number of times they are able to gain an assist per game, they are able to give up possession 11.1 times per game. As of this point in the season, Penn has amassed 1,603 points, with 76.3 points scored per game, and they have grabbed 36.4 boards per game. When it comes to offensive execution, the Quakers are currently ranked 230th in the USA with a 44.5% shooting percentage from the floor.

The Penn defense allows opponents to make 32.6% of their shots from a distance (163 of 500), yet opponents are successful in 68.6% of their attempts from the free throw line from the Penn defense. Every night, they have given up 14.5 assists and 35.2 boards, which places them 266th and 227th in the nation, respectively, in terms of assists and boards. On the defensive side of the floor, the Quakers are ranked 215th in college basketball in terms of the number of points they allow per game, with 74.9. They have allowed teams to shoot 45.3% from the field, which is the 259th best percentage in Division I, and they have forced 11.4 turnovers per game.

✅ Our Cornell Big Red vs Penn Quakers Pick: Cornell ✅

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