NCAA Tournament March Madness

#183 NE Omaha

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

NE Omaha’s position is precarious, mostly due to a mixed bag of performances against a challenging schedule and a lack of significant wins. While they managed to secure victories against teams like North Dakota and South Dakota, their losses to higher-ranked opponents, such as Iowa State and Minnesota, highlighted defensive vulnerabilities, ranking them among the worst in that area. The team did well against Summit League rivals like South Dakota State and St. Thomas, showcasing offensive capabilities that could bolster their credentials if they continue to perform well. However, remaining games against weaker non-conference foes like Oral Roberts will be crucial; winning those can help solidify their resume, but failure to do so could further cripple their chances of an at-large bid.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/7@Stetson352W79-76
11/9@Minnesota89L68-64
11/14@UNLV101L80-69
11/16@Southern Utah280L79-73
11/22(N)Alabama St303L85-67
11/23@Akron103L92-84
11/24(N)Lamar167W65-59
11/30Abilene Chr225L71-55
12/4Montana St187L76-65
12/7@CS Sacramento336W70-60
12/13@Northern Iowa98L78-58
12/15@Iowa St7L83-51
12/21Cal Poly208W86-82
1/2@North Dakota272W95-85
1/4@N Dakota St118W85-80
1/8Missouri KC246W77-58
1/11S Dakota St96W87-80
1/15@Denver319W80-62
1/23St Thomas MN115W89-78
1/25@Oral Roberts321W84-76
1/29@South Dakota236L91-87
2/1Denver319W78-69
2/6North Dakota272W80-77
2/8N Dakota St118W85-74
2/13@S Dakota St96L98-85
2/15@St Thomas MN115L95-84
2/19@Missouri KC246W78-66
2/22South Dakota236W93-85
3/1Oral Roberts32162%