Robert Morris Colonials vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction, 11/2/2026 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Robert Morris Colonials vs Nevada Wolf Pack

Date: Monday, November 2, 2026

Location: Lawlor Events Center in Reno, NV

TV: MW+

The Nevada Wolf Pack (24-13 last season) will take on the Robert Morris Colonials (22-11 last year) at Lawlor Events Center on Monday.

The Robert Morris Colonials took the court against Detroit and ended up losing by a score of 70-64 in their last contest. Concerning personal fouls, the Colonials ended up finishing with 16 and Detroit had 16 personal fouls. They knocked down 5 of their 15 tries from 3-point land. Detroit walked away from this one shooting 77.3% when shooting free throws by burying 17 of 22 shots. On top of that, Detroit grabbed 32 boards (13 offensive, 19 defensive), but didn't have a block. Detroit earned 10 assists and had 9 steals for the game. In the matter of defending, Robert Morris let their opponent shoot 42.1% from the field on 24 out of 57 shooting. They also doled out 15 assists for the matchup in addition to forcing 7 turnovers and getting 5 steals. With respect to pulling down boards, they collected 30 with 11 of them being of the offensive sort. At the free throw line, the Colonials converted 9 of 16 shots for a percentage of 56.3%. Robert Morris ended the game having earned a 46.3% FG percentage (25 of 54) and converted 5 of 22 three-point attempts.

DeSean Goode is one guy who came through for this game. He ended up with 14 points on 7 out of 11 shooting. He played for 36 minutes and pulled down 10 boards. He shot 63.6% from the floor and totaled 1 assist.

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Robert Morris enters this game after finishing with a win-loss mark of 22-11 last season. They lost possession via turnover 12.5 times per contest and as a team committed 18.0 fouls per game. As a team, Robert Morris pulled in 37.7 rebounds per contest and tallied 585 assists over the course of last season, which had them ranked 28th in the country in terms of passing the ball. The Colonials shot 37.3% on shots from distance (297 of 797) and 69.2% from the free throw line. They averaged 77.4 points per game (135th in the nation) while hitting 47.4% from the floor.

On the defensive end of the court, the Colonials were able to force 11.3 turnovers per game while drawing 16.5 personal fouls. They relinquished 33.0% on shots from distance while they were 128th in college in opponents PPG (72.1). The Colonials defense gave up a shooting percentage of 43.6% (802 of 1,840) and they conceded 30.5 rebounds per contest as a squad. They were 123rd in Division 1 in giving up assists to their opponents with 419 relinquished over the course of last year.

In their last game, the Nevada Wolf Pack took a loss by a final score of 75-69 when they faced Auburn. The Wolf Pack snagged 21 defensive boards and 7 offensive boards totaling 28 in the matchup. They also turned it over 12 times, while getting 4 steals in the game. Auburn was called for 13 fouls for the contest which took the Wolf Pack to the charity stripe for a total of 17 shots. They were able to knock down 12 of the free throw attempts for a clip of 70.6%. In reference to shots from beyond the perimeter, Nevada converted 7 of 20 attempts (35.0%). Overall, the Wolf Pack finished 25 out of 54 from the floor which had them shooting 46.3%. The Wolf Pack allowed Auburn to knock down 30 of 61 attempts from the floor which left them with a rate of 49.2% in this game. They finished 25.0% from beyond the arc by going 6 of 24 and finished the contest at 9 out of 14 from the free throw line (64.3%). When it comes to cleaning up the glass, Nevada permitted Auburn to pull down 26 overall (8 on the offensive glass).

Elijah Price ended up having an impact for the Wolf Pack in this matchup. He converted 6 of 7 in this contest for a field goal rate of 85.7%, and totaled 11 rebounds. He accumulated 22 points in his 36 minutes on the hardwood and accounted for 1 assist for this contest.

Nevada had a win-loss record of 24-13 last year. The Wolf Pack were responsible for committing 17.8 fouls per game while shooting 75.7% from the charity stripe. Their rate of assisting teammates was at 14.5 times per contest (137th in college hoops) and they coughed up possession 10.0 times per contest. Nevada scored 2,813 points last season (76.0 per game) and they pulled in 36.1 boards per contest. As an offensive unit, the Wolf Pack hit 44.2% from the floor, which ranked them 238th in college.

The Nevada defense conceded 33.7% on 3-pointers (291 of 863) and their opponents connected on 70.9% of their shots from the free throw line. They allowed 16.8 assists and 32.8 boards per contest, which ranked them 264th and 75th in those categories on the defensive end. The Wolf Pack on the defensive side of the court were 112th in college in points allowed per game with 71.5. They forced 11.5 turnovers per game and allowed teams to shoot 44.0% from the field (161st in D-1).

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