Texas Longhorns vs Missouri Tigers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-14-2026

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Texas Longhorns vs Missouri Tigers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-14-2026

The most recent game that the Texas Longhorns participated in was against Ole Miss, and they emerged victorious with a score of 79-68. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the Longhorns ended up with sixteen, and Ole Miss racked up twenty. Moreover, seven of their twenty-four attempts from a distance were successful. At the end of the game, Ole Miss ended with a charity stripe shooting percentage of 76.5%, making 13 of their 17 attempts. On top of that, Ole Miss made 25 rebounds, seven of which were offensive and 18 of which were defensive, but they did not make a single block. During the game, Ole Miss had a total of 9 steals and 11 assists during the competition. With relation to the defense, Texas allowed a field goal percentage of 41.4%, which was achieved by shooting 24 out of 58. In addition to forcing the opposing side into seven turnovers and stealing five pieces of the ball, they also distributed a total of twelve assists during this game. They grabbed a total of 32 rebounds, seven of which were of an offensive nature. In terms of grabbing rebounds, they were successful. At the free throw line, the Longhorns were successful in making 20 of their 23 tries, resulting in an 87.0% percentage. At the end of the game, Texas had a field goal percentage of 52.9% (27 of 51), and they had converted 5 of their 16 tries at three-point shots.

Matas Vokietaitis is a player who assisted in the development of this game in some way. His field goal percentage was 90 percent, and he also contributed one assist. During his 35 minutes of play, he grabbed seven rebounds. Despite missing nine of ten shots, he managed to score 27 points.

The Texas Longhorns come into this matchup with a record of 15-9 for the current season. They have a scoring average of 85.2 points per game, which places them 25th in Division 1 and they shoot 49.4 percent from the field. The Longhorns have a shooting percentage of 74.7% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 34.6% from out of three-point range (184 of 532). Texas is now rated 277th in the nation in terms of passing, as they are averaging 39.2 boards per game and have 312 assists for the season. This places them in the position of having the highest assists per game. The team as a whole is committing 19.3 fouls per game, and they are giving up possession of the ball 11.3 times a game to their opponents.

The Longhorns have a defensive record that includes forcing 10.2 turnovers per game and drawing 21.8 personal fouls with each game. This season, they have allowed 276 assists to be given to the opposition, which places them 45th in Division 1 in terms of assists given. A field goal percentage of 43.2% (605 of 1,401) is being allowed by the Longhorns defense, and the club as a whole is giving up 30.1 boards per game. They have a 34.8% turnover rate on three-point tries, and they rank 211st in the collegiate standings in terms of the number of points scored by their opponents (74.6).

The previous time they took the hardwood, the Missouri Tigers got the win with a final of 86-85 when they played Texas A&M. The Tigers were able to collect 21 defensive rebounds and 15 offensive rebounds for a total of 36 for the contest. During the course of the encounter, they were able to steal five balls while giving up possession of the ball eight times. The Tigers were forced to take a total of 15 shots from the free throw line as a result of the 15 fouls that Texas A&M committed throughout this game. They were successful in making nine of the free throw attempts, which is equivalent to a rate of sixty percent. As far as shots from outside the perimeter are concerned, Missouri was successful in seven out of twenty-one tries, which is 33.3% of their total. Taking everything into consideration, the Tigers shot 35 out of 65 from the field, which resulted in a percentage of 53.8% over the course of the game. During this match, the Tigers allowed Texas A&M to convert 29 of their 58 attempts from the field, which resulted in a percentage of 50.0% for the Texas A&M team. With 15 of 33 shots from outside the arc, they finished with a 45.5% shooting percentage, and they closed the game with 12 of 15 (80%) shots from the free throw line. When it came to the number of rebounds, Missouri allowed Texas A&M to capture a total of 25 (eight of which were offensive).

During the course of this game, Trent Pierce ended up being a significant contributor for the Tigers. During the course of the game, he played 33 minutes on the court and piled up 23 points, in addition to earning two assists. He had a rate of 66.7% in this game, which he achieved by making 10 out of 15 shots, and he also grabbed 9 rebounds.

So far in this season, Missouri has a record of 17-7 in terms of wins and losses. The Tigers are committed 17.6 fouls per game, and they are successful from the free throw line 67.3% of the time. They are 123rd in the USA in terms of the number of times they assist their teammates by 15.0 times per game, and they are turning the ball over 12.5 times per game. The Missouri Tigers have scored 1,933 points so far this season, averaging 80.5 points per game, and they have grabbed 37.1 boards per game. The Tigers are now ranked 24th in the nation in terms of their offensive performance, as they have a strike percentage of 49.4% from the field.

The Tigers rank 188th in Division I in terms of the number of points they allow per game, with 73.9. Every game, they force their opponents to commit 11.4 turnovers, and they have allowed their opponents to shoot 41.8% from the field, which is the 68th best percentage in college basketball. When it comes to shots from beyond the arc, the Missouri defense allows 36.1% of their opponents to make (232 of 643), but their opponents make 75.1% of their free throw tries. Every night, they have allowed 13.0 assists and 31.7 boards, which places them 147th and 46th in the country, respectively, in terms of assists and boards.

✅ Our Texas Longhorns vs Missouri Tigers Pick: Texas ✅

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