NCAA Tournament March Madness

#358 New Hampshire

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

New Hampshire's season has been rocky, characterized by a string of challenging losses against higher-ranked teams like Connecticut and Massachusetts, which illustrative of their struggles against tougher competition. Their inability to establish a consistent offense, evident in defeats against teams like Sacred Heart and Fordham, combined with a defense that has faltered in key moments, places them at a significant disadvantage. Upcoming games against fellow America East teams, like their contests against Vermont and UMBC, represent crucial opportunities to bolster their standing, but the uncertainty in their performance raises concerns. Securing vital wins in these matchups is imperative if they wish to remain in NCAA tournament conversation, likely needing to clinch the automatic qualifier through a strong showing in their conference tournament.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/4@Massachusetts249L103-74
11/9@Connecticut21L92-53
11/12Fairfield320L62-56
11/15@Brown166L76-58
11/16(N)Sacred Heart253L80-63
11/17(N)Holy Cross271L74-72
11/23@Marist240L54-49
11/25@Columbia133L83-57
12/1@Fordham190L83-61
12/3Dartmouth279L69-65
12/8Harvard285L72-62
12/22@Stonehill27536%
12/30@Iowa4020%
1/4Vermont27843%
1/9SUNY Albany21440%
1/11Binghamton30445%
1/16@UMBC25934%
1/18@NJIT35544%
1/23Bryant17438%
1/25@MA Lowell15830%
1/30@Maine20332%
2/6UMBC25942%
2/8NJIT35552%
2/13@Vermont27836%
2/15MA Lowell15837%
2/20@Binghamton30438%
2/22@SUNY Albany21432%
2/27Maine20339%
3/4@Bryant17431%