NCAA Tournament March Madness

#355 Bryant

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

Bryant’s resume makes clear why its only realistic path to the NCAA tournament is winning the America East tournament: its handful of quality moments came against middling conference foes at home, including wins over UMBC and New Hampshire and a pair of victories over Maine, yet there are no signature road or neutral-site triumphs to offset a nonconference campaign that featured being handled at power conference road venues such as Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech and Connecticut and heavy defeats at other midmajor road stops like High Point and Iona. The best wins are against Island and regional peers while the worst results are lopsided losses away from home that demonstrate the team has not beaten a recognized opponent away from its gym, and with that profile the only way to erase the resume gaps is to string together wins in the conference tournament.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3@Siena195L82-66
11/7@Georgia Tech164L74-45
11/12Dartmouth274W82-75
11/16@Valparaiso158L68-50
11/19@Virginia Tech56L78-61
11/23@Connecticut11L72-49
11/29@Harvard149L56-53
12/2Stonehill333W77-65
12/5@Brown287L75-56
12/10@Iona259L69-63
12/13Marist203L82-74
12/22@High Point93L93-47
1/3@Maine348W56-51
1/8MA Lowell318L77-63
1/10@SUNY Albany325L71-46
1/15UMBC198W79-74
1/19@NJIT332L79-55
1/24Vermont235L62-52
1/29@Binghamton359L63-60
1/31New Hampshire350W92-84
2/5SUNY Albany325L65-63
2/7Maine348W73-67
2/12@MA Lowell318L88-69
2/14@Vermont235L90-63
2/19Binghamton359L79-67
2/26@UMBC198L70-58
2/28NJIT332W69-52
3/3@New Hampshire350L88-83
3/7@Vermont235L77-57