Fresno State Bulldogs vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction, 2/7/2026 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Fresno State Bulldogs vs Nevada Wolf Pack

Date: Saturday, February 7, 2026

Location: Lawlor Events Center in Reno, NV

TV: ESPN+

The Nevada Wolf Pack (16-7) will compete against the Fresno State Bulldogs (11-11) at Lawlor Events Center on Saturday.

The Fresno State Bulldogs faced off with UNLV and notched a win by a score of 98-96 in their last contest. Fresno State walked away from the game with a 59.2% FG percentage (29 of 49) and made 8 of their 15 three-point attempts. At the charity stripe, the Bulldogs converted 32 of their 44 attempts for a percentage of 72.7%. Concerning pulling down rebounds, they compiled a total of 21 with 6 of them being of the offensive sort. They also doled out 11 assists in this contest as well as forcing 17 turnovers and having 6 steals. In terms of the defense, Fresno State allowed 55.4% from the field on 31 out of 56 shooting. UNLV recorded 13 assists and had 8 steals for the contest. Additionally, UNLV snagged 29 rebounds (9 offensive, 20 defensive), but didn't notch a block. UNLV finished the contest at 69.4% at the charity stripe by burying 25 of 36 attempts. They converted 9 of 23 shots from distance. When discussing personal fouls, the Bulldogs finished with 28 and UNLV finished the game with 34 personal fouls.

Jake Heidbreder is a player who was a major contributor in this matchup. He accounted for 29 points on 9 of 14 shooting. He played for 39 minutes and also snagged 3 boards. He shot 64.3% from the floor and also recorded 1 assist.

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Fresno State comes into this matchup with a win-loss mark of 11-11 so far this season. They are turning it over 13.9 times per contest and as a group they are committing 17.1 personal fouls per contest. As a unit, Fresno State is collecting 35.0 rebounds per contest and has totaled 295 dimes on the campaign, which ranks 260th in Division 1 in terms of passing the ball. The Bulldogs are shooting 32.2% on three-point attempts (166 of 515) and 74.6% from the free throw line. They have an average of 73.3 pts per game (255th in D-1) while connecting on 44.4% from the floor.

Defensively, the Bulldogs are able to force 14.1 turnovers per contest while drawing 18.8 personal fouls. They currently rank 91st in the country in allowing assists to their opponents with 280 conceded for the year. The Bulldogs are giving up an opponent shooting percentage of 43.8% (567 of 1,294) and they surrender 34.7 rebounds per contest as a group. They are giving up 28.2% from beyond the arc and they are 119th in Division 1 in opponents points per game (71.5).

In their last game, the Nevada Wolf Pack took a loss by a score of 91-87 when they played Boise State. In regard to how they cleaned up the glass, Nevada allowed Boise State to collect 32 in total (8 offensive). They finished shooting 32.0% from three-point range by shooting 8 of 25 and ended up shooting 27 of 35 at the charity stripe (77.1%). The Wolf Pack allowed Boise State to bury 28 out of their 54 attempts from the floor which gave them a percentage of 51.9% for the matchup. When the final whistle blew, the Wolf Pack shot 32 for 65 from the field which had them shooting 49.2%. Pertaining to shooting from 3-point land, Nevada buried 10 of their 24 tries (41.7%). They were able to make 13 of those for a rate of 68.4%. Boise State had 17 fouls in this contest which took the Wolf Pack to the charity stripe for a total of 19 tries. They also turned the ball over 8 times, while getting 5 steals in the game. The Wolf Pack were able to pull down 16 defensive rebounds and 4 offensive boards for a total of 20 in this game.

Corey Camper Jr. ended up being a major contributor for the Wolf Pack for this contest. He racked up 35 points in his 42 minutes of playing time and added 2 dimes in this contest. He made 14 of 22 for this game for a rate of 63.6%, and had 4 rebounds.

Nevada has a mark of 16-7 so far this season. The Wolf Pack are responsible for committing 18.0 fouls per game and they go 75.8% from the charity stripe. They are getting an assist 14.6 times per contest (150th in college hoops) and they turn it over 9.2 times per game. Nevada has 1,778 points for the year (77.3 per contest) and they pull in 35.5 boards per game. As an offensive team, the Wolf Pack are connecting on 44.2% from the field, which is ranked 253rd in the nation.

The Nevada defense concedes 33.9% from downtown (184 of 543) and their opponents are making 72.6% of their free throw attempts. They allow 13.4 dimes and 33.8 rebounds every game, which is 187th and 140th in college hoops. The Wolf Pack on defense are ranked 127th in college hoops in points per game surrendered with 71.7. They are able to force 11.7 turnovers on a nightly basis and have let teams shoot 43.5% from the field (159th in college).

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Tony Sink's Pick: Take Fresno State

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