NCAA Tournament March Madness

#356 New Hampshire

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

New Hampshire's season has been a struggle, highlighted by a string of tough loss margins against stronger opponents like Massachusetts and Iowa. Their performances against teams in the America East, particularly in matchups against Vermont, underscore the inconsistencies that plague the squad, especially on defense. Winning against lower-ranked teams like Binghamton and NJIT shows there's potential, but their inability to secure victories in key games limits their chances. To gain traction, New Hampshire needs to maximize opportunities against conference rivals and capitalize on potential upset wins in the latter part of the season, particularly when facing Vermont again, to improve their standing and push for an automatic qualifier position.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/4@Massachusetts219L103-74
11/9@Connecticut32L92-53
11/12Fairfield335L62-56
11/15@Brown218L76-58
11/16(N)Sacred Heart263L80-63
11/17(N)Holy Cross317L74-72
11/23@Marist269L54-49
11/25@Columbia285L83-57
12/1@Fordham241L83-61
12/3Dartmouth209L69-65
12/8Harvard256L72-62
12/22@Stonehill323L90-83
12/30@Iowa60L112-70
1/4Vermont247L60-40
1/9SUNY Albany276L61-57
1/11Binghamton315W79-72
1/16@UMBC302W79-76
1/18@NJIT354L64-59
1/23Bryant147L95-76
1/25@MA Lowell242L97-80
1/30@Maine214L71-46
2/6UMBC302W79-78
2/8NJIT354W80-69
2/13@Vermont247L79-59
2/15MA Lowell242W80-79
2/20@Binghamton315L79-60
2/22@SUNY Albany276W71-60
2/27Maine214L73-66
3/4@Bryant147L90-56
3/8@Vermont247L64-57