NCAA Tournament March Madness

#87 Georgetown

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Projection: likely out

Georgetown’s profile shows clear flashes — road wins at Maryland and at Marquette and a home victory over Creighton that prove this team can beat quality opponents away from home — but those highlights are undermined by puzzling setbacks such as a damaging road loss at DePaul, a run of home defeats to conference rivals St. John’s and Seton Hall, and losses to the league’s best teams with Connecticut coming away with wins at Georgetown and again in Connecticut and Villanova claiming the upper hand as well. In short, the resume piles up too many damaging results and shows inconsistent home form, leaving it short on the kind of marquee, neutral-site signature win committees prize. There are still winnable league games left to add value, yet the balance of impressive road flashes and too many bad losses explains why a tournament bid looks unlikely.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3Morgan St352W87-70
11/7@Maryland128W70-60
11/12Binghamton359W83-70
11/15Clemson38W79-74
11/22Wagner306W92-75
11/27(N)Dayton79L84-79
11/28(N)Miami FL29L78-65
12/3UMBC198W90-81
12/7@North Carolina30L81-61
12/13St Peter's256W76-68
12/17@Marquette86W78-69
12/20Xavier97L80-77
12/22Coppin St363W97-67
12/31St John's21L95-83
1/6@DePaul102L56-50
1/10Seton Hall51L76-67
1/13@Creighton75L86-83
1/17Connecticut11L64-62
1/21@Villanova32L66-51
1/24@Providence73W81-78
1/28DePaul102W70-61
1/31@Butler82W77-64
2/4Creighton75W76-68
2/7Villanova32L80-73
2/14@Connecticut11L79-75
2/18Butler82L93-89
2/21@Seton Hall51L51-47
2/24Marquette86L76-60
2/28@Xavier97L91-84
3/3@St John's21L72-69
3/7Providence73W80-79