Nevada Wolf Pack vs Wyoming Cowboys Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 3-3-2026

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Nevada Wolf Pack vs Wyoming Cowboys Prediction – College Basketball Picks 3-3-2026

Over the course of their most recent match, the Nevada Wolf Pack faced off against the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), and ultimately emerged victorious with a score of 85-83. After the game, Nevada emerged victorious with a field goal percentage of 43.1% (25 out of 58) and a three-point shooting percentage of 7 out of 14 tries. The Wolf Pack had a success record of 72.2% from the charity stripe: they were successful in 26 of their 36 attempts. There were 29 boards that they grabbed, 11 of which were offensive in nature. When we talk about snatching boards, they earned 29. They also scored six steals and forced sixteen turnovers during the game, in addition to distributing thirteen assists throughout the competition. With reference to the defense, Nevada allowed their opponent to shoot 50.0% from the floor, with 29 out of 58 shots being successful. The UNLV team finished the game with a total of 16 assists and 7 steals. Additionally, UNLV was able to secure 38 rebounds (13 offensive and 25 defensive), but they were unable to come up with a single rejection. At the charity stripe, UNLV finished with a 65.5% success rate, as they were able to block 19 of their 29 shots. Out of the 19 shots they attempted from beyond the arc, they were successful eight times. In terms of personal fouls, the Wolf Pack finished with twenty, while the total number of personal fouls committed by UNLV was twenty-six.

One of the guys who performed exceptionally well in this matchup is Vaughn Weems. Although he had a field goal percentage of 76.9%, he did not register any assists. Aside from that, he grabbed nine rebounds and played for thirty-one minutes. At the end of the game, he finished with 30 points, shooting 10 out of 13 from the field.

Nevada comes into this game with a record of 19-9 for the season, which includes both wins and losses. During each game, they commit 17.8 personal fouls as a squad, and they turn the ball over 9.9 times on average. With a passing percentage of 403 and a team average of 36.1 boards per game, Nevada is ranked 187th in Division 1 in terms of passing. Additionally, the team has accounted for 403 assists throughout the season. This season, the Wolf Pack have a three-point shooting percentage of 37.3% (196 of 525) and a free throw percentage of 75.5%. In college basketball, they are 185th in terms of scoring average, averaging 75.8 points per game, while connecting on 43.6% of their field goal attempts.

While playing defense, the Wolf Pack are able to force 11.6 turnovers per game and draw 20.4 personal fouls. This is a significant accomplishment for the team. They have allowed 382 assists to the opposition so far this season, which places them 176th in the college basketball rankings for allowing assists to the opposition. When it comes to defense, the Wolf Pack are allowing a shooting percentage of 43.3% (670 of 1,549), and they are also allowing 33.5 rebounds per game as a team. While they are 111th in college in terms of points per game allowed (71.5), they are allowing 34.8% of three-point shots to be made against them.

When they faced Air Force in their most recent match, the Wyoming Cowboys emerged victorious with a final score of 66-62. This was the last time they competed on the court. Over the course of this game, the Cowboys amassed a total of 33 rebounds, which included 20 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive rebounds. They were able to cough it up eight times while also accumulating six steals for the competition. Throughout the course of this game, Air Force committed 21 personal fouls, which resulted in the Cowboys taking a total of 16 shots from the free throw line. At a rate of 81.3%, they were successful in making 13 of the free throw attempts that they attempted. As far as shooting from a distance is concerned, Wyoming was successful 7 times out of 28 times, which is 25 percent. When all was said and done, the Cowboys finished with a field goal percentage of 35.4%, having completed 23 of 65 attempts from the field. As a result of the Cowboys’ decision to allow Air Force to make 23 of their 47 attempts from the field, the Cowboys’ field goal percentage for this game was 48.9%. With 8 of 18 shots from beyond the three-point line, they finished the game with a shooting percentage of 44.4%. Additionally, they finished the game with 8 of 21 shots from the charity stripe, which is 38.1%. Wyoming allowed Air Force to score 34 points in total, seven of which were offensive, as a result of their rebounding efforts.

There was a possibility that Damarion Dennis would play a role for the Cowboys in the game. In the thirty minutes that he was on the court, he was able to rack up sixteen points and finish with three assists. During this competition, he made four of eight shots, which gave him a percentage of fifty percent, and he also grabbed two rebounds.

This year, Wyoming has a record of 15 games won and 13 games lost. In each and every game, the Cowboys are responsible for committing 21.0 fouls, while maintaining a 74.3% shooting percentage from the free throw line. At the same time that they are giving up possession 11.3 times per game, they are earning an assist 14.0 times per game, which places them 171st in the country compared to other teams. During the course of the season, Wyoming has accumulated 2,160 points (77.1 per game), and they have an average of 35.5 rebounds per game. When it comes to their offensive performance, the Cowboys are currently ranked 188th in the country with a field goal percentage of 45.2%.

With 73.2 points allowed per game, the Cowboys’ defensive unit is ranked 166th in the college football rankings for points allowed per game. They have allowed teams to shoot 45.7% from the field, which is the 269th best percentage in the country, and they force 11.5 turnovers per game. At the same time that their opponents make 71.8% of their foul shots, the Wyoming defense allows 32.6% of their shots from distance (185 of 568) to be successful. They are ranked 32nd and 27th in the country in terms of the number of assists and boards they allow per game, with 11.2 and 31.2 respectively.

✅ Our Nevada Wolf Pack vs Wyoming Cowboys Pick: Nevada ✅

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