Missouri vs Miami Prediction and Pick, March Madness Picks, 3-20-2026

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Missouri vs Miami Prediction – 3-20-2026 – March Madness Picks

Kentucky was the opponent that the Missouri Tigers faced in their most recent game, which they ultimately lost by a score of 78-72. The Tigers finished with twenty personal fouls, while Kentucky finished with twenty-one personal fouls. This is a comparison between the two teams. They were successful in six of their twenty-one attempts from beyond the arc. Kentucky made 18 of their 23 attempts from the free throw line, resulting in a 78.3 percent success rate. Additionally, Kentucky finished the game with no turnovers, despite the fact that they had 24 boards, five of which were offensive and 19 of which were defensive. 18 assists and nine steals were recorded by Kentucky during the course of the game. In terms of defense, Missouri allowed their opponent to shoot 49.1% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 27 out of 55 shot attempts. Furthermore, they were able to force nine turnovers and earn seven steals during this game, in addition to recording ten assists. With regard to the amount of rebounds that they collected, they racked up a total of 34, with ten of those coming from the offensive end. The Tigers had a rate of 65.2% from the charity stripe, converting 15 of 23 shots from that side of the court. At the end of the game, Missouri finished with a field goal percentage of 47.3% (26 of 55) and converted 5 of their 13 three-point makes.

It is important to note that Mark Mitchell was a significant contributor to the matchup. Not only did he finish the game with a shooting percentage of 61.9% from the field, but he also had one assist. He was on the court for a total of 39 minutes and scored seven rebounds during that time. He shot 13 of 21 from the field and finished with 32 points.

Missouri comes into this game with a record of 20-12 for the season, which includes both wins and losses. They have a scoring average of 79.7 points per game, which places them 89th in college basketball, and they have a field goal percentage of 49.0%. From beyond the arc, the Tigers are making 35.0% of their shots (230 of 657), and they are making 68.6% of their shooting from the free throw line. As a team, Missouri has averaging 35.6 rebounds per game and has contributed 452 assists throughout the season. This places them 173rd in Division I in terms of the number of times they have passed the ball. They commit 17.6 personal fouls per game and turn the ball over 12.4 times per game. Additionally, they commit 12.4 turnovers per game.

When the Tigers are on defense, they are able to force 11.4 turnovers per game while also drawing 18.6 personal fouls. They have given up 422 assists so far this season, which places them 152nd in the college rankings for allowing assists. Overall, the Tigers are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 43.6% (814 of 1,868), and they are also giving up 32.0 boards per game as a team. Their 3-point percentage is 36.5%, and they are ranked 227th in Division I in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (75.3).

When the Miami Hurricanes last competed on the hardwood, they were defeated by Virginia by a score of 84-62. This was the last time they were able to compete professionally. Miami allowed Virginia to get a total of 35 rebounds, 11 of which were offensive, regardless of how they rebounded the ball. They ended up shooting 11 out of 12 from the charity stripe, which is 91.7%, and finished with a percentage of 42.3% from three-point range, hitting 11 out of 26 shots. Over the course of the game, the Hurricanes allowed Virginia to successfully knock down 31 of their 59 attempts from the floor, which resulted in a rate of 52.5% for the Hurricanes. The Hurricanes finished the game with a shooting percentage of 38.6%, which was determined by the fact that they successfully made 22 of 57 shots from the field before the final whistle blew. When it comes to shooting from downtown, Miami was successful in four of their twenty attempts, which is twenty percent. They were successful in producing 14 of those, which yielded a rate of 93.3%. Within the course of the game, Virginia committed 15 fouls, which resulted in the Hurricanes having to go to the free throw line for a total of 15 attempts. And in addition to that, they gave it up seven times while accumulating six steals for the game. Over the course of the game, the Hurricanes were able to collect a total of 21 rebounds, including 14 defensive rebounds and 7 offensive rebounds.

In the end, Tru Washington was a factor that contributed to the Hurricanes’ success in the game. During his 28 minutes on the court, he managed to score 13 points, but he did not leave the arena with any assists. In this matchup, he was successful in converting 5 out of 13 shots, giving him a rate of 38.5%, and he was responsible for 1 rebound.

The Miami Hurricanes finished the year with a win-loss record of 25-8. With a field goal percentage of 50.1%, the Hurricanes are currently ranked 12th in the nation for one of the most effective offensive teams in the country. Miami has accumulated 2,704 points for the season, which is equivalent to 81.9 points per game, and they grab 37.3 boards per game. In college basketball, their rate of dishing out assists is 16.1 times per game, which places them 59th, and their turnover rate is 11.2 times per game, which causes them to lose possession of the ball. The Hurricanes are shooting 68.5% from the free throw line while committing 15.5 fouls per game on average.

The defense of Miami allows 35.4% of shots from beyond the perimeter to be made (275 of 776), and opponents are successful in converting 69.7% of their shots from the free throw line. 13.9 assists and 29.8 boards are allowed per game, which places them ranked 223rd and 11th, respectively, in Division 1 of the NCAA. On the defensive end of the court, the Hurricanes have a point-per-game (PPG) given up of 71.2, which places them 107th throughout the nation. It is possible for them to force 12.7 turnovers per game, and they have allowed teams to shoot 44.5% from the field, which places them 202nd in college basketball.

Missouri vs Miami Prediction – Betting Odds

Now in this Missouri vs Miami Prediction, we have the odds for this game:

TEAM	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
Missouri	+N/A	+N/A	N/A O
Miami	-N/A	-N/A	N/A U

✅ Our Missouri vs Miami Pick: Miami ✅

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