NCAA Tournament March Madness

#362 Binghamton

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

The need to earn the automatic bid is clear because Binghamton’s résumé is dominated by heavy road defeats at Syracuse and Pittsburgh and a string of nonconference setbacks at Georgetown, Longwood and Canisius plus a neutral-site loss to MD E Shore that overwhelm its few bright moments. Those brighter moments—an eye‑opening road win at Lehigh and a narrow loss at Vermont—offer hope but do not erase the damage of repeated woes away from home, which is precisely the kind of profile that makes an at-large case unlikely. Remaining America East chances at New Hampshire and Maine and home dates with Bryant, Vermont and UMBC give the team opportunities to build résumé currency, but without a signature victory the simplest and most realistic path to the tournament runs through winning the conference tournament and grabbing the automatic bid.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3@Syracuse71L85-47
11/8Niagara354L67-59
11/12@Georgetown101L83-70
11/15@Longwood276L90-82
11/22(N)MD E Shore327L63-52
11/23@Canisius347L75-66
12/2Lehigh307W80-71
12/6Le Moyne266L78-63
12/13Central Conn268L84-67
12/17@Pittsburgh98L103-63
12/20@Mercyhurst299L82-61
12/23@Army335L95-85
1/3NJIT331L73-65
1/8@Vermont222L60-59
1/10MA Lowell303L73-68
1/15@SUNY Albany296L69-53
1/19UMBC275L78-60
1/22@New Hampshire31916%
1/24@Maine35126%
1/29Bryant34545%
2/5@UMBC27510%
2/7@NJIT33119%
2/12Vermont22216%
2/14SUNY Albany29628%
2/19@Bryant34524%
2/21@MA Lowell30313%
2/26New Hampshire31934%
2/28Maine35147%