NCAA Tournament March Madness

#331 New Hampshire

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

New Hampshire’s resume reads like a tale of contrasts: home victories over Boston University and Stonehill show the team can finish games on its own floor, but brutal road beatings at Clemson, Providence, and St. Louis expose how overmatched it has been against high major opposition. Competitive showings at Harvard and narrow defeats at Fairfield and Dartmouth suggest the program can contend in hostile environments at times, yet there’s a clear absence of a quality nonconference win to balance the damage from those blowouts. The conference slate still presents tangible chances to reshape the picture, with a home meeting with Vermont, a return trip to Vermont, road trips to Bryant and other conference dates against NJIT, UMBC, Maine, Binghamton, SUNY Albany, and MA Lowell, and how New Hampshire performs away from home in those matchups will determine whether the profile tightens or remains vulnerable despite its home resilience.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3@Clemson35L88-38
11/9@Harvard182L86-75
11/15@George Mason87L61-44
11/18@Providence75L98-66
11/26Brown238L59-47
11/30@Fairfield283L72-68
12/3@Dartmouth253L69-68
12/6Boston Univ293W88-82
12/17Stonehill342W59-58
12/21@St Louis41L93-79
12/30@Nebraska220%
1/3Vermont19531%
1/8@NJIT35450%
1/10@UMBC27124%
1/19@Maine34947%
1/22Binghamton36380%
1/24SUNY Albany31456%
1/29MA Lowell30754%
1/31@Bryant31935%
2/7@Vermont19515%
2/12NJIT35471%
2/14UMBC27145%
2/19@MA Lowell30732%
2/21Maine34968%
2/26@Binghamton36361%
2/28@SUNY Albany31434%
3/3Bryant31957%