NCAA Tournament March Madness

#109 Seattle

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Projection: likely out

Seattle’s profile is built on a handful of respectable wins and a couple of resume blemishes that together explain why the team sits where it does, with a road victory at Stanford and a clean neutral-site result against Texas State standing out as the best evidence that this group can win away from home, while a surprising loss at Cal Poly and a neutral defeat to UC Santa Barbara are the kind of results that selection committees notice and penalize. The nonconference slate lacks a marquee win that would erase those blemishes, so the conference slate becomes decisive; upcoming chances to improve include a home date with Washington and a road test at UC Davis that would both boost credibility if Seattle performs, and the remaining trips to power-conference opponents and visits to Gonzaga and Saint Mary’s are difficult but could at least strengthen strength-of-schedule standing even if they are long shots to flip in the team’s favor. Road and neutral success has been limited outside the Stanford game, so Seattle’s path to a clearer case runs through beating a high-profile opponent at home or stringing together road wins in conference play.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3Denver280W84-73
11/8Cal Poly241L73-71
11/12E Washington240W94-67
11/15Idaho St158W83-74
11/21@Stanford90W77-69
11/28(N)Texas St238W66-52
11/29(N)UC Santa Barbara140L74-71
12/7UTEP235W75-68
12/17@UC Davis16556%
12/19Washington4837%
12/22@UT San Antonio27374%
12/28San Francisco9456%
12/30Washington St17577%
1/2@Gonzaga32%
1/4@St Mary's CA3213%
1/8@Oregon St17959%
1/13San Diego25787%
1/15San Diego25787%
1/17Gonzaga38%
1/21Loy Marymount13769%
1/24@Pacific12343%
1/28@Washington St17557%
2/4Pepperdine29491%
2/7@Portland24470%
2/10@Santa Clara6724%
2/11@Santa Clara6724%
2/14Oregon St17978%
2/15Oregon St17978%
2/18St Mary's CA3229%
2/21Portland24486%
2/25@Pepperdine29478%
2/28@Loy Marymount13747%