NCAA Tournament March Madness

#112 Seattle

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Projection: likely out

Seattle’s résumé is defined by a couple of big wins and a few ugly blemishes: a road victory at Stanford and a home upset of Washington prove it can beat respectable opposition away from home and on a neutral floor, but an inexplicable nonconference loss to Cal Poly and a neutral-site defeat to UC Santa Barbara cut deeply into its résumé. Most of the rest of the ledger is built against mid-major opposition and, while road wins at UC Davis and at UT San Antonio are useful, the team still lacks a string of signature victories over the league’s best that would make its case compelling. The upcoming stretch, which includes trips to Gonzaga and Saint Mary’s and home chances against San Francisco and Washington State, is the clearest path to repair—without at least a signature road result or a sweep of the better home opportunities the combination of bad losses and a middling schedule will keep its selection case on the outside looking in.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3Denver267W84-73
11/8Cal Poly244L73-71
11/12E Washington260W94-67
11/15Idaho St167W83-74
11/21@Stanford92W77-69
11/28(N)Texas St259W66-52
11/29(N)UC Santa Barbara143L74-71
12/7UTEP225W75-68
12/17@UC Davis165W79-78
12/19Washington49W70-66
12/22@UT San Antonio285W71-68
12/28San Francisco98L67-59
12/30Washington St15873%
1/2@Gonzaga53%
1/4@St Mary's CA3212%
1/8@Oregon St17858%
1/13San Diego19480%
1/15San Diego19480%
1/17Gonzaga59%
1/21Loy Marymount11964%
1/24@Pacific14248%
1/28@Washington St15852%
2/4Pepperdine26688%
2/7@Portland23067%
2/10@Santa Clara6023%
2/11@Santa Clara6023%
2/14Oregon St17878%
2/15Oregon St17878%
2/18St Mary's CA3227%
2/21Portland23084%
2/25@Pepperdine26672%
2/28@Loy Marymount11941%