NCAA Tournament March Madness

#360 New Hampshire

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

New Hampshire's path to the NCAA tournament hinges heavily on their performance in the America East conference, as their overall resume lacks strong victories and shows significant struggles in both offense and defense. The non-conference losses to teams like Connecticut and Iowa highlight a troubling trend against higher-ranked opponents, while games against teams like Sacred Heart and Holy Cross did not yield positive results either. Their victories, such as against Binghamton and UMBC, are encouraging but insufficient to build a solid tournament case, particularly given the low competition level within the conference. With upcoming matchups against Bryant and UMaine, they need to capitalize on these opportunities, as failure to win these games could severely jeopardize their standings and hopes of an automatic bid.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/4@Massachusetts215L103-74
11/9@Connecticut36L92-53
11/12Fairfield334L62-56
11/15@Brown222L76-58
11/16(N)Sacred Heart276L80-63
11/17(N)Holy Cross301L74-72
11/23@Marist241L54-49
11/25@Columbia189L83-57
12/1@Fordham251L83-61
12/3Dartmouth282L69-65
12/8Harvard271L72-62
12/22@Stonehill278L90-83
12/30@Iowa57L112-70
1/4Vermont254L60-40
1/9SUNY Albany263L61-57
1/11Binghamton320W79-72
1/16@UMBC279W79-76
1/18@NJIT357L64-59
1/23Bryant16137%
1/25@MA Lowell20932%
1/30@Maine19132%
2/6UMBC27944%
2/8NJIT35753%
2/13@Vermont25435%
2/15MA Lowell20940%
2/20@Binghamton32040%
2/22@SUNY Albany26336%
2/27Maine19139%
3/4@Bryant16130%