NCAA Tournament March Madness

#265 Harvard

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

Harvard's season has been a mixed bag, and their overall performance is concerning for an at-large bid. Their struggles are highlighted by losses to teams like St. John's and Colorado, where they faced significant defensive issues. A consistent issue for them has been their inability to secure wins against higher-ranked opponents, combined with a failure to dominate weaker teams consistently, like their narrow escape against Dartmouth. Upcoming games against Brown and Yale could prove crucial; winning both would provide some much-needed momentum heading into the Ivy League tournament, but anything less could jeopardize their chances of making the NCAA field without an automatic bid.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/4Marist230W79-66
11/8@Navy290L85-80
11/10@American Univ253L67-55
11/13@Northeastern209L78-56
11/17@Colorado90L88-66
11/22Colgate261W78-67
11/27Massachusetts206L62-54
11/30@St John's17L77-64
12/4@Holy Cross310L68-67
12/8@New Hampshire358W72-62
12/21Furman151L77-63
12/29@Iona276W67-61
1/11Princeton191L68-64
1/18@Brown213W80-67
1/20Penn293L82-67
1/25@Yale64L84-55
1/31@Columbia274W90-82
2/1@Cornell153L75-60
2/8@Dartmouth210L76-56
2/14Cornell153W75-73
2/15Columbia274W87-75
2/21@Princeton191L76-71
2/22@Penn293W79-78
2/28Brown21351%
3/1Yale6439%
3/8Dartmouth21050%