- Matchup: UNLV Rebels vs Memphis Tigers
- Date: Sunday, November 16, 2025
- Venue: FedExForum, Memphis, TN
- Broadcast: ESPN
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The Memphis Tigers (1-1) are set to compete against the UNLV Rebels (1-2) at the FedExForum this Sunday.
In their recent outing, the UNLV Rebels faced Montana, suffering a defeat with a scoreline of 102-93. The Rebels committed 25 fouls compared to Montana’s 21 and managed to score 6 of 16 attempts from beyond the arc. Montana showcased an impressive free throw performance, hitting 24 of 27 for 88.9%. On the boards, Montana secured 32 rebounds (8 offensive, 24 defensive) and recorded 18 assists alongside 4 steals. Defensively, UNLV allowed their opponents to shoot 55.4% from the field with 36 out of 65 attempts. They made 21 assists, forced 13 turnovers, and notched 8 steals. On the rebounding front, UNLV collected 31 total rebounds, including 11 offensive boards. At the charity stripe, they converted 17 of 27 free throw attempts for a success rate of 63.0%. Overall, UNLV concluded with a shooting percentage of 50.7% (35 of 69) and hit 6 of their 26 three-point attempts.
Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn was a standout performer in the match, shooting 50.0% from the field, dishing out 6 assists, and logging 2 rebounds in 37 minutes of play, finishing with 26 points on 10 of 20 shooting.
As they enter this matchup, the Rebels hold a season record of 1-2. They are averaging 91.7 points per game (61st in NCAA) with a shooting accuracy of 51.1%. UNLV’s three-point shooting stands at 29.6% (21 of 71) and their free throw percentage is 71.3%. The team averages 37.3 rebounds per game and has achieved 60 assists this season, ranking 40th nationally. However, they average 13.3 turnovers and commit 24.7 fouls each game.
Defensively, the Rebels aim to force their opponents into 13.0 turnovers per game while averaging 25.7 personal fouls. They allow a three-point shooting percentage of 35.6% and rank 323rd in the nation by conceding 85.7 points per game. With a shooting defense of 48.6% (84 of 173) and 30.3 rebounds allowed per game, they are ranked 322nd for assists given up, having conceded 52 assists this year.
In their last matchup, the Memphis Tigers experienced a tough loss against Ole Miss, finishing 83-77. In that game, they secured 27 total rebounds (21 defensive and 6 offensive), forced 6 turnovers, and collected 6 steals. Ole Miss was called for 15 fouls, leading to 20 attempts at the free throw line for Memphis, of which 14 were converted (70.0%). On the three-point front, the Tigers made 7 of 21 shots, resulting in a 33.3% conversion rate. Ultimately, Memphis shot 46.7% overall (28 of 60) compared to Ole Miss, who shot 51.9% from the field (27 of 52). Memphis held Ole Miss to only 30 rebounds, with 6 being offensive.
Curtis Givens III was pivotal for the Tigers during this game, maintaining a 50.0% shooting rate by scoring 20 points on 7 of 14 attempts, alongside 2 rebounds and 2 assists over 31 minutes.
The Tigers’ current season record stands at 1-1. Offensively, they’re shooting 42.9% from the floor, ranking 271st in D-1. Memphis has accumulated 153 points this season (76.5 per game) while averaging 37.0 rebounds. Assisted by teammates for 18.5 assists per game (74th nationally), they are averaging 10.5 turnovers per contest. The Tigers are also committing 23.5 fouls per game with a free throw percentage of 60.9%.
Defensively, Memphis ranks 237th in Division 1 by yielding 76.5 points per game. They force opponents into 11.0 turnovers per game and allow a field goal percentage of 45.8%, which places them 275th in the nation. Their defense permits 41.9% shooting from beyond the arc (18 of 43) and allows opponents to shoot 63.8% from the free throw line, while they give up an average of 14.5 assists and 33.0 rebounds per game, which ranks 245th and 121st, respectively.
Who will claim victory in tonight’s NCAA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Bet on UNLV
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