Albany Great Danes vs Vermont Catamounts Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 3-3-2026

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Albany Great Danes vs Vermont Catamounts Prediction – College Basketball Picks 3-3-2026

During their most recent game, the Albany Great Danes faced off against New Hampshire and emerged victorious by a score of 84-61. The game was played on the hardwood basketball court. Taking into consideration the number of fouls committed, the Great Danes finished with 18, while New Hampshire had a total of ten. They also made eight of their thirty-one shots from the downtown area. In the final minutes of the game, New Hampshire finished with a 52.0% shooting percentage from the charity stripe, burying 13 of 25 shots. Furthermore, New Hampshire did not record a single block despite grabbing a total of 28 rebounds (14 offensive and 14 defensive of the ball). Through the course of the game, New Hampshire had a total of ten steals and 12 assists. It is important to note that Albany’s defense allowed their opponent to shoot 35.1% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 20 out of 57. In addition to that, they were responsible for 22 assists throughout the game, as well as forcing the opposing team to commit 12 turnovers and stealing 8 balls. With regard to the number of rebounds they grabbed, they obtained forty, with twelve of those being offensive. 7 of 11 attempts from the free throw line were successful for the Great Danes, giving them a percentage of 63.6%. At the end of the game, Albany finished with a field goal percentage of 55.7% (34 of 61), and they made 9 of their 22 attempts from beyond the arc.

A guy named Okechukwu Okeke was a significant contributor to the outcome of this game. Ultimately, he had a shooting percentage of 72.7% from the field and contributed one assist. After playing for thirty-one minutes, he grabbed twelve boards. He was responsible for 16 points and shot 8 out of 11 from the field.

Albany will come into this matchup with a record of 10-19 on the year, which includes both wins and losses. Both individually and collectively, they commit 16.7 personal fouls per game, and they turn the ball over 12.2 times per game. In terms of passing, Albany is ranked 192nd in college basketball, as they have averaging 34.1 rebounds per game and 401 assists this season. This places them in the 192nd position overall in the college basketball rankings. The Great Danes have a three-point shooting percentage of 33.2% (209 times out of 630), and they have a free throw shooting percentage of 66.4%. They are shooting 46.7% from the field and averaging 72.0 points per game, which places them 275th in Division 1.

On a nightly basis, the Great Danes are causing 10.8 turnovers on defense, and they are drawing 13.7 personal fouls that they are responsible for. The percentage of shots from beyond the perimeter that they allow is 35.1%, and they are ranked 163rd in the country in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (73.1). The Great Danes are allowing their opponents to shoot at a field goal percentage of 45.1% (744 of 1,651), and they are also giving up 32.4 rebounds per game as a team. As a result of the 402 assists that they have given up to their opponents throughout the course of the season, they are ranked 239th in the college sector.

By a score of 66-64, the Vermont Catamounts were victorious in their most recent contest, which they played against the University of Massachusetts Lowell. For this game, the Catamounts collected a total of 34 boards, with 24 coming from the defensive side and 10 coming from the offensive side. They were able to steal five balls during the matchup, but they turned the ball over nine times. There were a total of sixteen attempts made by the Catamounts from the free throw line as a result of the 17 personal fouls that were committed by UMass Lowell during the game. A total of twelve of their free throw attempts were successful, resulting in a percentage of seventy-five percent. Vermont made eight of their twenty-six attempts at three-point shots, which is thirty-eight percent of their total. Following everything that was said and done, the Catamounts shot 38.3% from the field, which resulted in them going 23 for 60 from the field. The Catamounts allowed UMass Lowell to make 25 of their 61 attempts from the floor, which resulted in them having a rate of 41.0% for the competition. They were able to walk away from this game with a free throw percentage of 55.0 percent and a three-point shooting percentage of 18.8 percent by going three of sixteen from beyond the arc. Regarding the matter of rebounding, Vermont allowed UMass Lowell to grab a total of 35, with 12 of those being on the offensive portion of the court.

For the Catamounts, Gus Yalden served as a substitute pitcher for this game. During the game, he made seven of sixteen shots, which gave him a percentage of 43.8%, and he also grabbed twelve rebounds. Over the course of his 33 minutes on the hardwood, he not only scored 21 points but also racked up one assist across the board.

Through the first half of this year, Vermont has a record of 19-11. Based on their offensive performance, the Catamounts are currently ranked 116th in the nation with a field goal percentage of 46.4% to their credit. For the season, Vermont has scored 2,228 points, which is equivalent to 74.3 points per game, and they have collected 35.3 boards per game. They are averaging 13.1 assists per game, which places them in the 248th position in college basketball, and they are turning the ball over 9.5 times per game. At the same time that they are shooting 72.8% from the free throw line, the Catamounts are committing 17.1 personal fouls per game.

With 69.6 points per game allowed, the Catamounts’ defensive performance is ranked 68th in Division 1 in terms of points surrendered. Every single game, they are committing 9.4 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 43.0% from the field, which places them 111th in Division 1. The Vermont defense allows their opponents to make 35.3% of their shots from beyond the three-point line (238 of 674) and their opponents are successful in making 73.3% of their shots from the free throw line with their shots. During each game, they allow 11.8 assists and 31.4 total rebounds, which places them in the 55th and 33rd positions, respectively, in Division 1.

✅ Our Albany Great Danes vs Vermont Catamounts Pick: Vermont ✅

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