Columbia Lions vs Harvard Crimson Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 3-7-2026

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Columbia Lions vs Harvard Crimson Prediction – College Basketball Picks 3-7-2026

During their most recent match, the Columbia Lions were defeated by Yale by a score of 60-54. The game was played against Yale. Upon the conclusion of the game, Columbia had a field goal percentage of 36.2% (21 of 58) and had successfully made four of their twenty-one attempts at three-point shots. At the free throw line, the Lions were successful in eight out of nine attempts, resulting in an 88.9% success rate. In terms of the number of rebounds they were able to take down, they racked up 27, with 11 of those being of an offensive nature. In addition, they earned ten steals and forced 14 turnovers during the game, and they also recorded five assists during the competition. With regard to defense, Columbia allowed a field goal percentage of 55.0%, with 22 out of 40 shots being made. During this competition, Yale had a total of 14 dimes distributed and four steals. In addition to that, Yale was able to gather 25 rebounds (four offensive and twenty-one defensive), but they did not record a single rejection. When it came to free throw shooting, Yale concluded with a 70.6% success rate, making 12 of their 17 tries. In addition, they were successful in converting four of their thirteen attempts from beyond the arc. During the course of the game, Yale finished with 15 personal fouls, while the Lions finished with 18 personal fouls accumulated by the end of the game.

The player Kenny Noland is one of the players who contributed to the success of this game. He shot seven out of eighteen shots and scored twenty points. He was on the court for forty minutes and gathered two boards. He finished with a field goal percentage of 38.9% and a total of two assists.

At the beginning of this matchup, Columbia had a record of 16-11 on the season, which includes both wins and losses. They are 76.9 points a game on average, which places them 157th in the nation, and they are connecting on 47.7% of their shots from the field. For the season, the Lions had a three-point shooting percentage of 35.9% (217 of 605) and a free throw shooting percentage of 69.1%. This year, Columbia has a total of 431 assists, which places them 161st in the college basketball rankings in terms of passing the rock. Additionally, the squad has a team average of 39.4 rebounds per game. As a group, they are committing 16.5 fouls per game, and they give up possession of the ball 13.2 times per game.

From a defensive standpoint, the Lions are causing their opponents to commit 10.1 turnovers on a nightly basis, and they are also drawing 15.8 fouls by themselves. During the course of the season, they have allowed 393 assists to the opposing team, which places them in the 149th position in college basketball. When it comes to defense, the Lions are allowing a field goal percentage of 43.0% (678 of 1,575), and they are giving up 30.5 boards per game as a unit. They are giving up 33.5% on three-point shots and they are 111th in D-1 in PPG allowed (71.3).

The most recent time the Harvard Crimson hit the court, they were defeated by Penn by a score of 64-61. This was the final time they competed on the hardwood. This game resulted in a total of 34 rebounds for the Crimson, with 27 coming from the defensive side and 7 coming from the offensive side. They also lost possession of the ball 18 times during this competition, while they were successful in stealing seven times. During the game, Penn committed thirteen personal fouls, which resulted in the Crimson being forced to make nine trips to the charity stripe. A total of seven of their free throw attempts were successful, giving them a success rate of 77.8 percent. When it came to shots from beyond the arc, Harvard was successful in six out of twenty-five attempts, which is a percentage of twenty-four percent. After everything was said and done, the Crimson shot 24 out of 58 shots from the floor, equaling a rate of 41.4% for their shooting percentage. Penn had a field goal percentage of 41.9% for this game, which was due to the fact that the Crimson allowed them to convert 26 of their 62 attempts from the field. They concluded with a percentage of 35.3% from beyond the three-point line, making six out of seventeen throws, and they ended up making six out of ten free throws, which is sixty percent. When it came to the manner in which they cleaned up the glass, Harvard gave Penn the opportunity to pull down a total of 31 shots (9 offensive).

Through the course of the competition, Robert Hinton ended up being a significant contributor for the Crimson. In the game, he made 10 of 17 shots, which is a 58.8% shooting percentage, and he also grabbed 5 rebounds. During his 38 minutes on the court, he managed to rack up 20 points, but he also concluded the game without dishing out any assists.

Through the first half of this year, Harvard has a record of 16-11. Every game, the Crimson commit 13.8 personal fouls, and they have a 79.6% success rate from the free throw line. At the same time that they are turning the ball over 10.9 times per game, they are aiding their teammates 13.9 times per game, which places them 182nd in the country. At this point in the season, Harvard has scored 1,891 points (70.0 per game), and they have grabbed 31.7 rebounds per game. In terms of their offensive performance, the Crimson are now ranked 116th in the nation due to their field goal percentage of 46.32 percent.

While the Harvard defense is allowing their opponents to make 73.7% of their foul shots, they are only allowing 31.8% of their shots from distance to be made (189 of 595 against). In each of their games, they have given up 12.5 assists and 31.8 boards, which places them 106th and 43rd in the nation, respectively. When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Crimson defense is ranked 28th in all of college football (86.7). Every every game, they have forced 11.3 turnovers, and they allow teams to shoot 43.8% from the field, which places them 154th in Division I.

✅ Our Columbia Lions vs Harvard Crimson Pick: Harvard ✅

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