NCAA Tournament March Madness

#327 Dartmouth

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

Dartmouth's position going into the NCAA tournament is precarious at best, hinging solely on their ability to snag an automatic bid by winning the Ivy League tournament – a task that looks Herculean given their performance this season. They've struggled against notable opponents, suffering hefty losses to Duke and Vanderbilt, alongside being unable to assert dominance in their own conference, evidenced by defeats to Yale, Princeton, and Cornell, all teams with stronger resumes. A victory over Harvard stands out as a bright spot in their conference play, but one swallow does not a summer make. Their offense has been lackluster, and while their defense has shown glimpses of competency, it hasn't been enough to consistently win games. Clearly, for Dartmouth, the path to March glory is steep and will require a level of play we haven't yet seen this season.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/6@Duke10L92-54
11/10MA Lowell127L81-48
11/25@St Louis190L66-65
11/29@Vermont93L64-53
12/2@SUNY Albany261L73-68
12/6New Hampshire246W76-64
12/9Marist239L63-53
12/13Boston Univ299W63-56
12/16@Le Moyne311L80-54
12/21@Sacred Heart307L67-57
12/30@Vanderbilt224L69-53
1/6@Penn220L80-51
1/15@Princeton54L76-58
1/20Yale78L76-51
1/27Brown191W75-71
2/2Cornell90L56-53
2/3Columbia236L72-56
2/10@Harvard198L77-59
2/16@Columbia236L73-63
2/17@Cornell90L89-80
2/23Penn220L82-69
2/24Princeton54L68-56
3/1@Yale78L80-56
3/2@Brown191L89-67
3/5Harvard198W76-69