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Portland St. at Boise St.
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Updated Sat, Nov 7 · 5:41 AM ET
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ExtraMile Arena · Boise, ID
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GordStats had Boise St. by 13.5✓, 87% to win. No book line yet.
PRST 13%win chanceBoise St. 87%
GordStatsBoise St. by 13.587% to win · PRST 57–Boise St. 71
Unit vs Unit
- Boise St.'s shooting (9th) meets Portland St.'s shot defense (304th).
- Portland St.'s ball security (52nd) meets Boise St.'s ball pressure (306th).
National rank on each side, 1st the best; the longer bar has the edge.
Portland St. Offense vs Boise St. Defense
PRST offBoise St. def
Adj. efficiency
259th86.6120th90.0Effective FG%
306th31.1%121st40.0%Turnovers
52nd14.8%306th14.8%Offensive rebounding
120th36.0%271st40.5%Free-throw rate
195th27.4%207th30.8%3-point %
298th17.1%53rd13.3%Portland St.: 70.4 possessions a game (314th fastest) · 26% of shots from three
Boise St. Offense vs Portland St. Defense
Boise St. offPRST def
Adj. efficiency
138th92.5331st98.2Effective FG%
9th62.1%304th52.6%Turnovers
51st14.8%209th20.7%Offensive rebounding
252nd25.0%224th35.6%Free-throw rate
217th25.9%171st27.2%3-point %
13th46.2%248th30.8%Boise St.: 73.4 possessions a game (145th fastest) · 22% of shots from three
Bart Torvik's adjusted figures, ranked across Division I.
Recent Form
Portland St.
- L43–59vs Pepperdine−11
Boise St.
- W84–48vs Bushnell—
The last column is the margin against our line before kickoff: + beat it, − fell short.
What These Numbers Mean
- Adj. efficiency
- Points per 100 possessions against an average D-I team on a neutral floor: the offense's scored, the defense's allowed.
- Effective FG%
- Field-goal percentage with a made three counted as 1.5 makes.
- Turnovers
- Per possession: the offense's committed, the defense's forced.
- Offensive rebounding
- The share of its own misses the offense gets back, against the share the defense lets its opponents get back.
- Free-throw rate
- Free throws attempted per field-goal attempt: drawn by the offense, allowed by the defense.

