NCAA Tournament March Madness

#209 Dartmouth

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

Dartmouth's season has been a struggle, illustrated by their lackluster record against teams outside of their conference and the low rankings in both offense and defense. Their inconsistent performances, like the lopsided loss to Boston University and a close defeat to Illinois-Chicago, highlight significant weaknesses in their overall game. While they have had some bright spots—victories over weak opponents like Sacred Heart and Vermont—they haven't secured enough quality wins against stronger teams, particularly in their conference and non-conference play. The defeat against Yale and struggles against both Cornell and Princeton show that even within the Ivy League, they face tough competition. To improve their standing, Dartmouth would need to not just win the remaining games but also convincingly beat teams that might pose a challenge, particularly in the upcoming playoff format or tournaments.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/9Sacred Heart263W81-76
11/13SUNY Albany276L87-73
11/16@Boston Univ303L78-50
11/19@Marist269L75-62
11/29@Boston College198W88-83
12/3@New Hampshire356W69-65
12/8@IL Chicago163L69-68
12/11@Notre Dame95L77-65
12/14@MA Lowell242L92-83
12/18Le Moyne353L80-76
12/21Vermont247W84-54
1/11Penn299W73-70
1/18Princeton185L81-80
1/20@Yale74L83-67
1/25@Brown218W84-83
1/31@Cornell129L76-64
2/1@Columbia285W95-89
2/8Harvard256W76-56
2/14Columbia285W78-56
2/15Cornell129W88-49
2/21@Penn299L88-75
2/22@Princeton185W76-61
2/28Yale74L72-67
3/1Brown218W78-58
3/8@Harvard256L66-58
3/15(N)Cornell129L87-71