NCAA Tournament March Madness

#148 Seattle

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Projection: need to automatically qualify

Seattle's resume presents some significant challenges for an at-large tournament bid. While they have a couple of solid wins against teams like UC San Diego and Washington, their overall performance, particularly in matches against stronger opponents such as Duke and Liberty, highlights a lack of consistency. The losses to teams like Eastern Washington and Furman—both of whom are in lower divisions—further dampen their chances. To bolster their case, Seattle will need to not only get more wins but also secure victories against higher-ranked opponents in upcoming games, especially within the Western Athletic Conference, where each win is crucial for their tournament hopes.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/6@E Washington282L93-86
11/9Liberty69L66-64
11/14@Cal Poly176L75-71
11/16@UC San Diego40W84-71
11/26(N)Furman133L61-56
11/29@Duke1L70-48
12/4Portland St202W91-74
12/7@UTEP151L88-72
12/17@WKU153L86-73
12/20IL Chicago163L79-68
12/23@Washington101W79-70
12/30Nicholls St168L71-69
1/4@Cal Baptist171L61-59
1/11Abilene Chr226W66-64
1/16Utah Tech301W82-62
1/18Southern Utah298W75-52
1/23@UT Arlington234L65-56
1/25Utah Valley106L70-66
1/30@Grand Canyon94L83-74
2/6Tarleton St288W91-54
2/8UT Arlington234W67-65
2/13@Abilene Chr226L75-59
2/15@Tarleton St288L67-64
2/22@Utah Valley106L61-55
2/27Cal Baptist171W72-48
3/1Grand Canyon94L63-60
3/6@Southern Utah298W62-39
3/8@Utah Tech301W70-65
3/13(N)Abilene Chr226W69-63
3/14(N)Utah Valley106L68-55