Princeton Tigers vs Kansas Jayhawks Prediction, 11/15/2025 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Princeton Tigers vs Kansas Jayhawks

Date: Saturday, November 15, 2025

Location: Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, KS

TV: ESPN+

Allen Fieldhouse is where the Kansas Jayhawks (2-1) will play the Princeton Tigers (1-1) on Saturday.

The Princeton Tigers took the court against Bucknell and notched a win by a score of 73-63 in their last contest. In regard to fouls, the Tigers ended up finishing with 20 while Bucknell recorded 22 fouls. They also buried 6 out of their 20 tries from 3-point range. Bucknell finished the contest at 71.4% from the charity stripe by converting 15 of 21 attempts. Additionally, Bucknell totaled 32 rebounds (6 offensive, 26 defensive), but couldn't earn a rejection. Bucknell recorded 10 assists and had 8 steals in this matchup. With respect to defense, Princeton allowed 41.2% from the floor on 21 out of 51 shooting. They also doled out 10 assists for the contest as well as forcing the other team into 11 turnovers and earning 5 steals. When discussing pulling down rebounds, they collected 36 with 10 of them being offensive. At the free throw line, the Tigers made 19 of 29 attempts for a rate of 65.5%. Princeton wrapped up the game having earned a 41.5% FG percentage (22 of 53) and converted 10 out of their 28 shots from 3-point land.

Dalen Davis is one player who played a role in this matchup. He notched 25 points on 8 out of 16 shooting. He played for 37 minutes and also collected 3 rebounds. He finished the game at 50.0% from the floor and dished out 3 assists.

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Princeton steps onto the court with a win-loss record of 1-1 on the season. They have an average of 71.0 points per contest (294th in college) while connecting on 38.1% from the field. The Tigers are hitting 33.3% on 3-pointers (20 of 60) and 65.3% from the free throw line. As a team, Princeton is snagging 37.5 rebounds per game and has racked up 22 dimes on the season, which ranks 356th in D-1 in terms of passing. They turn it over 13.5 times per contest and as a group are committing 18.0 fouls on a nightly basis.

When they are on the defensive end, the Tigers are forcing 10.0 turnovers every game and they draw 19.5 personal fouls. They are 120th in college in allowing assists with 33 relinquished on the campaign. The Tigers defensively are giving up an opponent FG percentage of 46.7% (57 of 122) and they relinquish 39.5 boards per game as a squad. They surrender 36.8% on three-point shots and they are 307th in the country in points per game from their opponents (83.5).

The last time they took the hardwood, the Kansas Jayhawks took home the win by a final score of 77-46 when they played Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. The Jayhawks collected 34 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive rebounds for a total of 39 in the matchup. They also gave up possession of the ball 17 times, while recording 7 steals for the matchup. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi was called for 17 personal fouls in the matchup which got the Jayhawks to the free throw line for a total of 22 shots. They were able to make 15 of those for a rate of 68.2%. When it comes to three-point attempts, Kansas knocked down 8 of their 23 tries (34.8%). When the game finished, the Jayhawks went 27 for 50 from the field which gave them a rate of 54.0%. The Jayhawks allowed Texas A&M-Corpus Christi to knock down 19 of their 59 attempts from the floor which gave them a shooting percentage of 32.2% for this contest. They finished 7.1% from beyond the arc by shooting 1 out of 14 and finished the contest at 7 of 13 at the free throw line (53.8%). Regarding rebounding, Kansas permitted Texas A&M-Corpus Christi to get 23 overall (3 on the offensive glass).

Kohl Rosario ended up having an impact for the Jayhawks for the game. He buried 6 of 10 for the game for a field goal rate of 60.0%, and had 5 rebounds. He earned 16 points in his 25 mins of playing time, but wasn't able to get an assist.

Kansas has a mark of 2-1 for the season. The Jayhawks commit 14.7 fouls per game and they shoot 70.5% from the free throw line. They are assisting teammates 17.3 times per game (109th in the country) and they are turning it over 11.7 times per game. Kansas has scored 245 pts for the season (81.7 per game) and they snag 38.3 boards per contest. As an offense, the Jayhawks are shooting 51.8% from the floor, which ranks 38th in college hoops.

The Kansas defense concedes 23.6% on shots from behind the 3-point line (17 of 72) and opponents are connecting on 60.4% of their free throw shots. They surrender 10.3 dimes and 30.3 rebounds per contest, which ranks them 71st and 63rd in those defensive categories. The Jayhawks on defense are ranked 41st in the country in points per game surrendered with 61.3. They are forcing their opponents into 10.3 TO's every game and have allowed teams to shoot 38.1% from the field (85th in college hoops).

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

Tony Sink's Pick: Take Princeton

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