NCAA Tournament March Madness

#336 New Hampshire

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

New Hampshire’s resume is defined by lopsided road losses at major-conference stops such as Clemson, Providence, Nebraska, and St. Louis that have exposed an inability to win away from home, while its only meaningful home victory over Boston University is the rare highlight. Close road defeats at Fairfield and Dartmouth and losses at Harvard and George Mason show the team can compete but not close out games where neutral-site or true road wins matter most, so the worst results carry extra damage even as a few competitive outings prevent the profile from being completely barren. The remainder of the schedule is primarily conference opponents and lower-profile nonconference tests — Stonehill, Vermont, NJIT, UMBC, Maine, Binghamton, SUNY Albany, MA Lowell, and Bryant — and those games are the practical avenue to repair the résumé, with true road triumphs at St. Louis or Nebraska acting as the only kind of signature statement that would significantly alter the committee’s view.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3@Clemson26L88-38
11/9@Harvard208L86-75
11/15@George Mason68L61-44
11/18@Providence72L98-66
11/26Brown216L59-47
11/30@Fairfield299L72-68
12/3@Dartmouth270L69-68
12/6Boston Univ289W88-82
12/17Stonehill34363%
12/21@St Louis421%
12/30@Nebraska270%
1/3Vermont19730%
1/8@NJIT34844%
1/10@UMBC27222%
1/19@Maine31632%
1/22Binghamton35570%
1/24SUNY Albany31955%
1/29MA Lowell31252%
1/31@Bryant30529%
2/7@Vermont19714%
2/12NJIT34866%
2/14UMBC27242%
2/19@MA Lowell31230%
2/21Maine31654%
2/26@Binghamton35549%
2/28@SUNY Albany31933%
3/3Bryant30550%