NCAA Tournament March Madness
#159 Towson
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Projection: need to automatically qualify
Towson's current standing in the NCAA tournament picture is precarious, with a relatively weak overall record and inconsistent offensive production as indicated by their performance against St. Mary’s and South Carolina. A narrow win over James Madison provides a glimpse of potential, but the loss against South Carolina was particularly damaging. The upcoming matchups are critical; victories against teams like UMBC and Duquesne are essential to bolster their profile. Additionally, games against stiffer competition like UC Irvine will be pivotal—the better they perform in those contests, the stronger their case for an at-large bid or an automatic qualification through the conference tournament becomes crucial. The trajectory for Towson hinges on turning upcoming favorable matchups into solid wins, as their current performance won't suffice to secure an at-large birth.
Date | Opponent | Ranking | Outcome |
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11/4 | @St Mary's CA | 80 | L76-69 |
11/12 | @South Carolina | 69 | L80-54 |
11/16 | James Madison | 160 | W67-63 |
11/20 | @Nicholls St | 219 | W70-64 |
11/24 | @Morgan St | 330 | 61% |
11/28 | (N)Kent | 209 | 53% |
11/29 | (N)Kennesaw | 175 | 51% |
11/30 | (N)UC Irvine | 28 | 33% |
12/7 | UMBC | 320 | 67% |
12/14 | (N)Duquesne | 331 | 65% |
12/17 | @Robert Morris | 294 | 57% |
12/22 | Bryant | 201 | 57% |
1/2 | @UNC Wilmington | 141 | 44% |
1/4 | @Col Charleston | 61 | 36% |
1/9 | Northeastern | 202 | 57% |
1/11 | @Drexel | 200 | 49% |
1/16 | Hofstra | 164 | 54% |
1/18 | Stony Brook | 286 | 64% |
1/23 | NC A&T | 244 | 60% |
1/25 | @Northeastern | 202 | 49% |
1/27 | @Northeastern | 202 | 49% |
1/30 | @Delaware | 283 | 56% |
2/1 | Drexel | 200 | 57% |
2/6 | @Stony Brook | 286 | 56% |
2/8 | @Monmouth NJ | 309 | 59% |
2/13 | Delaware | 283 | 64% |
2/15 | Monmouth NJ | 309 | 66% |
2/20 | @Elon | 23 | 28% |
2/22 | @Campbell | 231 | 51% |
2/27 | William & Mary | 151 | 53% |
3/1 | Hampton | 255 | 61% |