Charleston Cougars vs Campbell Fighting Camels Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-15-2026

Charleston Cougars vs Campbell Fighting Camels Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-15-2026. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

Charleston Cougars vs Campbell Fighting Camels Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-15-2026

After taking the court against Hofstra, the Charleston Cougars were defeated by a score of 66-62 in their most recent game. The Cougars were defeated by Hofstra. In the final moments of the game, Charleston finished with a field goal percentage of 32.1% (18 out of 56), and they were successful in converting 10 of their 30 shots from beyond the arc. At the free throw line, the Cougars were successful in 16 of their 19 attempts, resulting in an 84.2% success rate. In terms of the number of rebounds they collected, they had a total of 32, with six of those being on the attacking end. During the game, they not only forced the opposing team into nine turnovers but also earned four steals. In addition, they distributed thirteen assists to their teammates. In terms of the defense, Charleston is responsible for allowing the other team to shoot 32.8% from the field, which is equivalent to 20 out of 61 shots. Hofstra finished the game with a total of five steals and ten assists for the game. In addition, Hofstra was able to grab 42 boards (10 offensive and 32 defensive), but he did not record a single rejection. Hofstra finished the game with a free throw percentage of 73.1%, having converted 19 of their 26 attempts from the free throw line. Moreover, seven of their thirty-three tries from a long range were successful. Regarding the number of fouls committed, the Cougars ended up with 19, while Hofstra committed 18 fouls.

One of the players who played a significant role in this game is Chris Davis Jr. Despite the fact that he finished the game with a field goal percentage of 40.0%, he was unable to record an assist. In addition to playing for thirty minutes, he took in a total of five rebounds. He scored 14 points while shooting four out of ten from the field.

Charleston comes into this encounter with a record of 16-10 for the season, which includes both wins and losses. They are currently ranked 179th in collegiate basketball with an average of 76.3 points per game, while their field goal percentage is 44.4%. The Cougars have a shooting percentage of 73.9% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 29.1% from beyond the arc (170 of 585). As a team, Charleston is now ranked 242nd in college basketball in terms of passing, as they are currently grabbing 38.0 rebounds per game and have a total of 332 assists for the year when compared to other teams. They have a turnover rate of 11.1 times each game, which results in them losing possession of the ball, and they commit 17.1 personal fouls against each other every game.

When it comes to defense, the Cougars are committing 10.2 turnovers per game while also drawing 20.0 fouls. As of this moment in the season, they have allowed 369 assists to their opponents, which places them in the 278th position in Division 1 for allowing assists. When it comes to defense, the Cougars are allowing a field goal percentage of 41.8% (699 of 1,672), and they are also giving up 37.2 rebounds per game as a team. They are ranked 208th in college basketball in terms of the number of points scored by their opponents per game (74.6), and they are allowing 32.1% of shots from a distance.

When they last stepped on the floor, the Campbell Fighting Camels went away with a victory by a final of 79-71 when they played North Carolina A&T. The Fighting Camels nabbed 27 defensive rebounds and 7 offensive boards for a total of 34 in the contest. During this competition, they also managed to steal four balls while giving up the ball a total of twelve times. Within the course of the game, North Carolina A&T committed 23 personal fouls, which resulted in the Fighting Camels being forced to take 26 shots from the charity stripe. With a clip of 73.1%, they were successful in converting 19 of the possible free throws that they attempted. When it came to making three-point shots, Campbell was successful in eight of their eighteen tries, which is a 44.4% success rate. At the conclusion of this match, the Fighting Camels had a field goal percentage of 47.3%, which was achieved by shooting 26 out of 55 shots from the field. During this match, the Fighting Camels allowed North Carolina A&T to make 28 of their 61 tries from the field, which resulted in the Fighting Camels having a shooting percentage of 45.9%. After finishing the game, they shot 30.0% from three-point range by making three of ten shots, and they finished the game with a free throw percentage of 57.1%, making 12 of 21 shots from the line. In terms of the team’s ability to grab rebounds, Campbell made it possible for North Carolina A&T to grab a total of 31 (ten of which were on the offensive side).

Over the course of the game, Jeremiah Johnson was an essential member of the Fighting Camels. During this game, he played 39 minutes on the hardwood and finished with 24 points and 4 assists with four assists. He had a field goal percentage of 66.7% for this game, which indicates that he made eight out of twelve shots and grabbed eight rebounds.

At this point in the campaign, Campbell has a score of 12-13. Additionally, the Fighting Camels have a 71.7% shooting percentage from the free throw line and commit 17.7 fouls a game. They are ranked 279th in the country in terms of the number of assists they hand out per game, which is 12.7, and they give up possession 12.9 times inside each game. This season, Campbell has scored a total of 2,020 points, which is equivalent to 80.8 points per game, and they have averaged 35.6 rebounds per game. When it comes to the offensive side of the court, the Fighting Camels are currently ranked 134th in college basketball due to their field goal percentage of 460.1 percent.

When it comes to points per game allowed, the Fighting Camels are placed 319th in Division I with a score of 79.2 points per game. They have allowed teams to shoot 49.2% from the field, which is the third highest percentage in Division 1 and they force 12.7 turnovers per game. The Campbell defense allows their opponents to make 36.7% of their three-point shots (154 of 420 free throws), and their opponents are successful on 73.3% of their free throw attempts. On a nightly basis, they allow 14.3 assists and 32.6 rebounds, the latter of which places them ranked 257th and 75th in college basketball respectively.

✅ Our Charleston Cougars vs Campbell Fighting Camels Pick: Campbell ✅

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