Prediction: Georgia St Panthers VS New Mexico St Aggies 2025-11-26

New Mexico State Aggies vs. Georgia State Panthers: A Beachfront Brawl in Cancun

The New Mexico State Aggies (5-0) and Georgia State Panthers (1-6) are set to clash in a game that’s less of a contest and more of a math test. Let’s break down why this matchup is as lopsided as a piñata filled with spreadsheets.

Odds & Stats: The Aggies Are Here to Rebound, Not Romanticize
New Mexico State isn’t just winning—they’re dominating. The Aggies rank a modest 263rd in scoring (74.2 PPG) but sit a stellar 25th in defense (63.0 PPG allowed), creating a +56 scoring differential that’s about as common as a polite argument between rival bookies. Their rebounding? A beastly 34.4 boards per game, led by Julius Mims, who grabs 8.0 per contest. Imagine Mims as a human mop, vacuuming up missed shots while the Panthers watch, muttering, “We could’ve used that extra coffee.”

Georgia State, meanwhile, is a statistical tragedy. The Panthers shoot a惨淡 34.7% from the field—2.5 points lower than what New Mexico State’s opponents average. Their three-pointers? A desperate game of “Russian roulette” where only 29.7% of shots hit. For context, if you shot as well as GS, you’d make 1-of-3 free throws while blindfolded, juggling, and reciting tax code.

News Digest: Panthers Struggle to Stay Afloat
Georgia State’s recent “victory” over Samford (69-64) was less a triumph and more a mercy mission. Star player Morgan Robinson-Nwagwu dropped 21 points and nine rebounds, but even that effort couldn’t mask the team’s inability to win one-possession games (0-1). It’s like trying to win a race while tied to a parachute—charming in theory, disastrous in practice.

New Mexico State, meanwhile, is riding a five-game winning streak, most recently throttling UC Irvine 57-45. Yes, you read that right—45 points. The Aggies’ defense is so suffocating, they’d make a cactus blush. Their star, Jemel Jones (16.8 PPG), is the team’s emotional anchor, while Anthony Wrzeszcz’s 2.2 threes per game keep opponents wondering, “Did they practice this or just wing it?”

Humor: When Three-Pointers Are Less a Strategy and More a Hail Mary
Georgia State’s three-point strategy is like ordering a pizza and hoping the box is edible. They attempt 8.1 threes per game but make just 1.4 more than their opponents. It’s the basketball equivalent of yelling “Surprise!” in a library—loud, confused, and destined to backfire. Meanwhile, New Mexico State’s six threes per game are about as effective as a loaded gun at a duel.

And let’s not forget the Aggies’ rebounding advantage. With Julius Mims patrolling the boards, Georgia State might as well be playing in a wind tunnel. Every missed shot is a free round-trip ticket to “Second Chance City,” where the Panthers’ hopes and dreams go to die.

Prediction: Aggies Win, Panthers Lose, Everyone Loses Will to Live
The odds tell a story even a kindergarten class could summarize: New Mexico State is a -12.5 favorite, with implied probabilities suggesting a 92% chance of victory (Georgia State’s 14% chance is about as likely as snow in Cancun). The total is set at 135.5, but given the Aggies’ defense and GS’s offense, “Under” is the only logical pick unless you enjoy watching teams fight to lose.

Final Verdict: New Mexico State Aggies 72, Georgia State Panthers 55. The Aggies will cruise, the Panthers will ponder their life choices, and the Cancun sun will set on another day where college basketball proved it’s not always about talent—it’s about not being Georgia State.

Bet the Aggies, or better yet, bet on yourself to avoid this heart attack on the court. 🏀🔥

Created: Nov. 26, 2025, 6:18 p.m. GMT

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