Campbell Fighting Camels vs West Virginia Mountaineers Prediction, 11/6/2025 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Campbell Fighting Camels vs West Virginia Mountaineers

Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025

Location: WVU Coliseum in Morgantown, WV

TV: ESPN+

WVU Coliseum is the site where the West Virginia Mountaineers (19-13 last year) will attempt to beat the Campbell Fighting Camels (15-17 last season) on Thursday.

The Campbell Fighting Camels stepped onto the hardwood against Wisconsin and took a loss by a score of 96-64 in their last game. Campbell finished the contest having earned a 44.2% field goal percentage (23 out of 52) and buried 5 out of their 19 shots from beyond the perimeter. From the charity stripe, the Fighting Camels buried 13 of 17 shots for a rate of 76.5%. When discussing pulling down boards, they compiled 29 with 9 of them being on the offensive end. They also recorded 7 dimes for this contest while forcing the other team into 9 turnovers and earning 8 steals. In reference to the defense, Campbell allowed the other team to shoot 50.7% from the floor on 34 out of 67 shooting. Wisconsin earned 19 dimes and had 11 steals in the matchup. On top of that, Wisconsin snagged 29 rebounds (11 offensive, 18 defensive), but didn't notch a rejection. Wisconsin shot 89.5% when shooting free throws by converting 17 of their 19 shots. They also buried 11 out of their 28 tries from downtown. In the matter of personal fouls, the Fighting Camels left the arena with 21 while Wisconsin had 16 personal fouls.

D.J. Smith is one guy who was a major factor for the contest. He finished 53.3% from the field and also totaled 1 assist. He played 34 mins and also grabbed 4 rebounds. He was able to score 23 points on 8 of 15 shooting.

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Campbell will play this contest after finishing with a win-loss mark of 15-17 last year. They lost possession via turnover 10.5 times per contest and as a team committed 16.1 fouls on a nightly basis. As a team, Campbell pulled in 31.8 boards per game and racked up 430 assists throughout last year, which ranked 209th in D-1 in terms of passing the rock. The Fighting Camels hit on 32.2% on shots beyond the perimeter (240 of 745) and 77.1% from the free throw line. They had an average of 70.2 points per game (276th in D-1) on 43.9% from the floor.

Defensively, the Fighting Camels forced their opponents into 13.1 turnovers on a nightly basis and they drew 16.5 fouls. They were 142nd in the country in allowing assists to the opposition with 423 surrendered last year. The Fighting Camels defensively gave up a field goal percentage of 45.7% (803 of 1,758) and they relinquished 34.4 rebounds per game as a unit. They conceded 30.7% on shots from beyond the perimeter and they were ranked 55th in Division 1 in points per game from their opponents (67.8).

For their last game, the West Virginia Mountaineers walked away with a victory by a final of 70-54 against Mount St. Mary's. The Mountaineers earned 20 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive rebounds totaling 25 for the contest. They turned the ball over 9 times, while recording 13 steals in this matchup. Mount St. Mary's was called for 25 fouls for this game which took the Mountaineers to the charity stripe for 35 shots. They were able to convert 23 of those for a rate of 65.7%. When it comes to three-point shots, West Virginia converted 5 out of 18 tries (27.8%). Overall, the Mountaineers finished 21 for 48 from the floor which gave them a rate of 43.8%. The Mountaineers permitted Mount St. Mary's to convert 18 of their 46 tries from the floor which left them with a shooting percentage of 39.1% for the matchup. They finished shooting 29.4% from three-point range by connecting on 5 of 17 and finished the game at 13 of 19 at the charity stripe (68.4%). Regarding cleaning the glass, West Virginia allowed Mount St. Mary's to snag 33 in total (4 offensive).

Jasper Floyd ended up being a factor for the Mountaineers for the matchup. He accumulated 25 points in his 32 mins on the hardwood and accumulated 4 dimes in this game. He made 9 of 13 for this contest for a field goal rate of 69.2%, and accounted for 1 rebound.

West Virginia had a win-loss mark of 19-13 last year. When it comes to executing on offense, the Mountaineers hit 42.5% from the field, which was ranked 304th in college. West Virginia totaled 2,181 pts last season (68.2 per contest) and they averaged 33.3 boards per game. They assisted teammates 13.8 times per contest (161st in college) and they turned it over 10.8 times per contest. The Mountaineers were responsible for committing 16.6 fouls per contest and they shot 72.0% from the free throw line.

The West Virginia defense gave up 29.7% on 3-point attempts (193 of 649) and opponents made 74.0% of their shots from the free throw line. They relinquished 10.5 dimes and 36.6 total boards per game, which ranked them 23rd and 301st in college hoops. The Mountaineers on defense were ranked 20th in college hoops in points per game surrendered with 64.8. They forced their opponents into 12.8 turnovers on a nightly basis and allowed teams to shoot 40.9% from the floor (35th in Division 1).

Who will win tonight's NCAA game against the spread?

Guy Bruhn's Pick: Take West Virginia

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