Grand Canyon Lopes vs Air Force Falcons Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 3-3-2026

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Grand Canyon Lopes vs Air Force Falcons Prediction – College Basketball Picks 3-3-2026

The Grand Canyon Lopes were defeated by Utah State in their most recent game, which they played against Utah State. The final score was 74-69, and the Lopes were defeated. At the end of the game, Grand Canyon finished with a field goal percentage of 45.3% (24 of 53), and they made 9 of their 28 shots from beyond the arc. The Lopes had a success rate of 92.3% at the charity stripe, during which they were successful in 12 of their 13 attempts. With regard to the number of boards they grabbed, they amassed a total of 31, with eight of those boards coming from the offensive end. They also had three steals and forced the opposing team to commit six turnovers during this game. In addition, they were responsible for distributing thirteen assists. Regarding the defense, Grand Canyon allowed the opposing team to shoot 48.1% from the field, with 26 of 54 shots coming from the field. A total of 18 assists and seven steals were recorded by Utah State during the game. In addition, Utah State was able to garner 23 rebounds (six offensive and seventeen defensive), but they were unable to record a single rejection. After the game was over, Utah State had a free throw percentage of 57.9%, meaning that they converted 11 of their 19 attempts. Additionally, out of the twenty-three attempts they made from the downtown area, they were successful eleven times. The Lopes finished the game with 18 personal fouls, while Utah State finished with 14 personal fouls. This is in reference to the situation regarding personal fouls.

Jaden Henley is an individual who played a role in the matchup to some extent. His shooting percentage was 8 out of 17, which allowed him to score 22 points. While he was on the court for thirty-five minutes, he grabbed seven boards. During the course of the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 47.1% and two assists.

With a record of 18-10 for the year, Grand Canyon comes into this one with those numbers. During each game, they commit 18.3 personal fouls and turn the ball over 12.4 times. Additionally, they commit 12.4 turnovers per game. Since the beginning of the season, Grand Canyon has accumulated 347 assists and 36.5 boards per game, which places them 310th in Division I in terms of passing the ball. Additionally, they have earned 36.5 boards per game. With 189 of 613 shots from beyond the arc, the Lopes are hitting 30.8% from the field, and their free throw percentage is 75.5%. They have a scoring average of 75.0 points per game, which places them 207th in the college rankings, and they shoot 44.9% from the field.

When they are on defense, the Lopes have a record of forcing 12.1 turnovers per game and drawing 20.4 personal fouls. Furthermore, they are ranked 51st in the nation in terms of opponents points per game (68.5), and they allow 31.8% of their shots to come from beyond the arc. A field goal percentage of 41.1% (647 of 1,576) is being allowed by the Lopes defense, and the team as a whole is giving up 31.9 boards per game. This season, they have allowed 322 assists, which places them in the 35th position in the country to allow assists.

The Air Force Falcons were defeated by Wyoming by a final score of 66-62 when they last competed on the hardwood. This was the last time they had the opportunity to compete. On the subject of rebounding, Air Force allowed Wyoming to grab a total of 33 rebounds, with 13 of those coming from the offensive glass. The team finished the game with a percentage of 81.3 percent from the charity stripe and a percentage of 25.0% from three-point range, shooting 7 of 28 from beyond the arc. As a result of the Falcons’ failure to stop Wyoming from converting 23 of their 65 field goal attempts, Wyoming finished the game with a field goal percentage of 35.4%. At the time that the final whistle blew, the Falcons had completed 23 of 47 shots from the field, which brought their field goal percentage to 48.9%. The Air Force was successful in converting eight out of eighteen attempts, which is 44.4%, when it came to shooting from beyond the arc. A total of eight of the free throws were successfully made by them, resulting in a percentage of 38.1%. 19 personal fouls were committed by Wyoming during the game, which resulted in the Falcons having to go to the charity stripe for a total of 21 times. In addition to that, they committed 15 turnovers of the ball while also stealing four times during the competition. During the game, the Falcons racked up a total of 34 rebounds, with 27 coming from their defensive side and 7 coming from their offensive side.

When it came to the game, Kam Sanders was an important player for the Falcons. During the game, he played for 32 minutes and racked up 16 points. Additionally, he was responsible for five blocks and five assists. During the game, he achieved a field goal percentage of 36.4% by converting four out of eleven shots, and he also racked up nine rebounds.

This year, Air Force has a record of 3-25 from a win-loss standpoint. The Falcons are currently ranked 315th in college basketball in terms of offensive execution, as they are connecting on 42.7% of their shots from the floor against opponents. The Air Force team has scored 1,743 points so far this season, which is equivalent to 62.3 points per game, and they have pulled down 29.2 rebounds per game. The rate at which they earn assists is 12.5 times per game, which places them in the 281st position in college basketball, and they turn the ball over 14.9 times per game. At the same time that they are hitting 64.9% from the free throw line, the Falcons are committing 17.5 personal fouls by the game.

The Falcons’ defensive unit has a point-per-game (PPG) average of 80.4, which places them 333rd in the college basketball rankings. On a nightly basis, they are causing 10.1 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 49.5% from the field, which places them in the 359th position at the national level. The Air Force defense allows opponents to make 38.9% of their three-point shots (243 of 625), and at the same time, opponents are successful in 72.1% of their free throw attempts. On a nightly basis, they allow 15.3 assists and 35.3 rebounds, which places them in the 307th and 239th positions, respectively, in the defensive efficiency rankings for those categories.

✅ Our Grand Canyon Lopes vs Air Force Falcons Pick: Air Force ✅

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