Stonehill Skyhawks vs New Hampshire Wildcats Prediction, 12/17/2025 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Stonehill Skyhawks vs New Hampshire Wildcats

Date: Wednesday, December 17, 2025

Location: Lundholm Gymnasium in Durham, NH

TV: ESPN+

The New Hampshire Wildcats (3-7) will take on the Stonehill Skyhawks (3-8) at Lundholm Gymnasium on Wednesday.

The Stonehill Skyhawks faced off with Vermont State Johnson and earned the victory with a final of 101-60 in their last game. Regarding personal fouls, the Skyhawks walked away with 19 and Vermont State Johnson totaled 18 personal fouls. They converted 8 out of their 25 attempts from beyond the arc. Vermont State Johnson finished the game shooting 40.0% when shooting free throws by burying 6 of 15 attempts. In addition, Vermont State Johnson collected 20 rebounds (3 offensive, 17 defensive), but wasn't able to put a block in the stat sheet. Vermont State Johnson earned 4 dimes and had 4 steals in this matchup. In reference to the defense, Stonehill allowed their opponent to shoot 39.7% from the floor on 23 out of 58 shooting. They also dished out 23 assists for the game while forcing 13 turnovers and earning 8 steals. When talking about grabbing boards, they earned 46 with 13 of them being on the offensive end. At the charity stripe, the Skyhawks converted 21 of their 28 shots for a percentage of 75.0%. Stonehill finished the game having earned a 53.1% field goal percentage (34 of 64) and converted 12 out of their 29 three-point attempts.

Hermann Koffi is one player who was a contributor for the contest. He shot 63.6% from the field and earned 1 assist. He was on the hardwood for 29 minutes and also totaled 1 rebound. He ended up walking away with 19 points on 7 out of 11 shooting.

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Stonehill heads into this game with a record of 3-8 on the year. They have an average of 70.7 points per outing (311th in the nation) while hitting 43.3% from the field. The Skyhawks are shooting 34.7% on shots from beyond the arc (94 of 271) and 67.5% from the charity stripe. As a unit, Stonehill is pulling down 39.5 rebounds per game and has 155 dimes for the season, which ranks 194th in Division 1 in terms of passing. They are losing possession via turnover 14.1 times per game and as a team they are committing 16.7 personal fouls per game.

On the defensive end, the Skyhawks have forced 9.6 turnovers per game and they draw 14.4 personal fouls. They are surrendering 31.4% on 3-pointers and they rank 173rd in college in PPG allowed (72.8). The Skyhawks defense is giving up a shooting percentage of 42.7% (286 of 670) and they surrender 35.0 rebounds per game as a group. They rank 60th in college in allowing assists to the opposition with 117 surrendered on the year.

The last time they took the court, the New Hampshire Wildcats went home victorious with a score of 88-82 when they played Boston. Concerning cleaning the glass, New Hampshire allowed Boston to snag 31 in all (7 offensive). They shot 48.1% from 3-point land by hitting 13 out of 27 and ended up going 15 out of 27 at the charity stripe (55.6%). The Wildcats permitted Boston to make 27 of 62 attempts from the field which left them with a rate of 43.5% for this game. In all, the Wildcats went 33 out of 65 from the field which had them shooting 50.8%. In the matter of shots from distance, New Hampshire buried 7 out of 23 tries (30.4%). They were able to knock down 15 of the free throw attempts for a rate of 51.7%. Boston had 20 fouls for the contest which took the Wildcats to the free throw line for a total of 29 shots. They turned it over 10 times, while recording 5 steals for the contest. The Wildcats corralled 32 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive boards for a total of 45 in this matchup.

KiJan Robinson ended up being a factor for the Wildcats in this game. He converted 8 out of 12 for this contest giving him a field goal percentage of 66.7%, and tallied 2 rebounds. He accumulated 21 points in his 32 mins on the hardwood, but wasn't able to earn an assist.

New Hampshire has a record of 3-7 on the year. As an offensive team, the Wildcats are shooting 41.2% from the floor, which ranks 331st in the nation. New Hampshire has totaled 704 points so far this season (70.4 per game) and they pull in 38.2 rebounds per contest. They are assisting teammates 11.1 times per contest (344th in college) and they cough up possession 11.5 times per contest. The Wildcats are responsible for committing 18.9 fouls per contest while shooting 70.8% from the charity stripe.

The New Hampshire defense allows 33.5% on 3-pointers (70 of 209) and opponents are connecting on 65.3% of their foul shots. They concede 12.7 assists and 37.8 boards on a nightly basis, which has them ranked 130th and 311th in Division 1. The Wildcats are ranked 143rd in college hoops in points given up per game with 71.5. They are forcing their opponents into 11.9 TO's every game and have allowed teams to shoot 43.4% from the field (186th in college hoops).

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

Guy Bruhn's Pick: Take Stonehill

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