NCAA Tournament March Madness

#313 Bryant

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

Bryant’s resume is defined by a few bright spots and a string of damaging road and neutral losses, with home wins over Dartmouth and Stonehill and a road victory at Maine standing out but being offset by heavy defeats at Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Connecticut and High Point and by nonconference setbacks at Siena, Valparaiso, Brown and Iona that expose difficulty competing away from home and against higher-profile opponents. A close game at Harvard and the competitive showing at Iona suggest the roster can hang with solid teams in tighter settings, yet the one-sided losses are precisely the sort of results that hurt perception. The conference slate still hands Bryant meaningful chances to repair the ledger, with a home date against MA Lowell, home opportunities against UMBC and Vermont, road trips to SUNY Albany, MA Lowell, Vermont and NJIT and another meeting with Maine offering clear ways to build resume value. In short, the best moments prove this team can finish games and protect the home floor while the worst moments underline inconsistency on the road and a scarcity of signature wins, leaving the remaining conference games as the primary avenue to change how the season is judged.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3@Siena176L82-66
11/7@Georgia Tech122L74-45
11/12Dartmouth231W82-75
11/16@Valparaiso193L68-50
11/19@Virginia Tech57L78-61
11/23@Connecticut7L72-49
11/29@Harvard200L56-53
12/2Stonehill347W77-65
12/5@Brown244L75-56
12/10@Iona216L69-63
12/13Marist138L82-74
12/22@High Point92L93-47
1/3@Maine348W56-51
1/8MA Lowell30057%
1/10@SUNY Albany32241%
1/15UMBC26750%
1/19@NJIT35355%
1/24Vermont18634%
1/29@Binghamton36368%
1/31New Hampshire33669%
2/5SUNY Albany32263%
2/7Maine34873%
2/12@MA Lowell30035%
2/14@Vermont18617%
2/19Binghamton36385%
2/26@UMBC26729%
2/28NJIT35375%
3/3@New Hampshire33647%