Manhattan Jaspers vs St. Peter's Peacocks Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-27-2026

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Manhattan Jaspers vs St. Peter’s Peacocks Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-27-2026

During their most recent match, the Manhattan Jaspers were defeated by Marist by a score of 84-70. The game was contested against Marist. Manhattan finished the game with a field goal percentage of 45.3% (24 out of 53), and they were successful in making five of their twenty-one shots from beyond the arc. With 17 of 22 attempts from the free throw line, the Jaspers were successful, resulting in a percentage of 77.3%. They grabbed a total of 27 rebounds, 11 of which were of the offensive sort. This is relevant to the discussion of grabbing rebounds. At the same time as they forced the opposing side into nine turnovers and grabbed six steals, they also recorded a total of twelve assists for this game. In terms of defense, Manhattan allowed the other team to shoot 55.2% from the field, which was a total of 32 of 58 shots. Throughout the course of this game, Marist had 19 assists and 7 steals on her name. Marist also had a total of 26 rebounds, nine of which were offensive and seventeen of which were defensive, but she was unable to record a block. This resulted in Marist achieving an 81.3% success rate at the free throw line, as she was successful in 13 of 16 attempts. In their 17 attempts from a distance, they were successful in seven of them. The Jaspers concluded the game with 14 personal fouls, while Marist finished with 15 personal fouls. This is regarding the number of personal fouls committed by each team.

During the contest, Terrance Jones was one of the players who played a vital role. He ended with a field goal percentage of 55.6% and also contributed one assist. Over the course of 37 minutes, he was on the court and grabbed six boards. Through ten of his eighteen attempts, he scored 29 points.

This season, Manhattan has a record of 12-17, and they will be taking the court after this match. As of right now, they are posting an average of 75.1 points per game, which places them 207th in Division 1, and they are shooting 43.2% from the field. The Jaspers have a 34.3% shooting percentage from outside the arc (215 of 645) and a 79.2% shooting percentage from the free throw line. This season, Manhattan has a team average of 33.2 rebounds per game and 380 assists, which places them 220th in the nation in terms of passing the rock. Additionally, Manhattan has posted 380 assists. They have a turnover rate of 10.5 times per game, and they commit 14.6 fouls on a daily basis as a team that they play against.

While committing 17.2 personal fouls per game, the Jaspers have been able to force 11.2 turnovers on defense against their opponents. With 527 assists allowed to the opposition this season, they are ranked 363rd in college basketball in terms of the number of assists they have allowed. With a shooting percentage of 46.9% (859 of 1,830), the Jaspers defense is allowing their opponents to shoot, and as a team, they are giving up 37.9 boards per game. They are ranked 322nd in the nation in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (79.7), and they are allowing distance shots at a rate of 36.4%.

The St. Peter’s Peacocks were defeated by Siena by a score of 72-63 in their most recent game, which took place shortly after they returned to the court. Regarding the cleaning of the glass, St. Peter’s School allowed Siena to collect a total of thirty, with eight of those being on the offensive side. The final score was 33.3% from three-point range, with two out of six shots, and they ended up shooting 28 of 34 from the free throw line, which is an 82.4 percent percentage. As a result of the Peacocks’ decision to allow Siena to make 21 of 43 attempts from the floor, the Peacocks achieved a rate of 48.8% for this competition. As the final whistle blew, the Peacocks had a field goal percentage of forty percent, having shot twenty-two out of fifty-five shots from the field. When it came to 3 point shots, St. Peter’s was successful 7 times out of 20 times, which is a 35 percent conversion rate. They were successful in destroying 12 of those, resulting in a clip of 75.0 percent. During the course of this game, Siena committed 15 personal fouls, which resulted in the Peacocks having to make 16 trips to the charity stripe. As a team, they were responsible for seven turnovers of the ball and eight steals throughout the game. In this particular matchup, the Peacocks were able to amass a total of 25 rebounds due to their ability to collect 15 defensive rebounds and 10 offensive rebounds.

Bryce Eaton ended up being a significant contributor for the Peacocks throughout the course of the game. The 35 minutes that he was on the court resulted in him scoring 17 points and dishing out six assists for the game. In this particular game, he made five out of thirteen shots, which gave him a percentage of 38.5%, and he also grabbed four rebounds.

So far in this year, St. Peter’s has a record of 15-11 in terms of wins and losses. When it comes to the Peacocks’ offensive performance, they are currently ranked 351st in Division 1 with a shooting percentage of 40.8% from around the hoop. There have been a total of 1,861 points scored by St. Peter’s throughout the season, with 71.6 points scored per game, and they have averaged 35.5 boards per game. During each game, they are receiving an assist 12.7 times, which places them in the 273rd position in college basketball. Additionally, they are losing possession of the ball 11.3 times per game. At the same time, the Peacocks commit 20.2 fouls per game and have a 74.7% shooting percentage from the free throw line.

With 68.8 points per game allowed, the Peacocks’ defensive unit ranks 57th in Division I in terms of points per game allowed. Every single game, they force their opponents to commit 14.0 turnovers, and they allow teams to shoot 42.6% from the field, which places them 89th in Division I. The defense of St. Peter’s allows opponents to make 33.2% of their three-point shots (160 shot out of 482), and opponents are successful in converting 74.8% of their free throw attempts. Every game, they give up 12.0 assists and 34.4 rebounds, which places them 64th and 184th in the college basketball rankings, respectively.

✅ Our Manhattan Jaspers vs St. Peter’s Peacocks Pick: St. Peter’s ✅

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