NCAA Tournament March Madness
#231 WI Green Bay
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Projection: need to automatically qualify
WI Green Bay's current season struggles pose serious challenges for their tournament outlook. An opening slate that features losses to Oklahoma State and St. Thomas, both of which are key opportunities that slipped away, sets a difficult tone. Their defense has been alarmingly weak, sitting near the bottom ranks in the country, and they’ve dropped games to teams like Evansville and Ohio State, which could have bolstered their resume. To carve a path to the NCAA tournament, they must leverage upcoming matchups against lower-ranked opponents, such as Campbell and IUPUI, to notch crucial wins, while also striving for competitive showings against the likes of Cleveland State and Wright State, where even a close loss could help their case. Ultimately, consistent performances and victories in pivotal conference games will be essential to improve their standing.
Date | Opponent | Ranking | Outcome |
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11/4 | @Oklahoma St | 101 | L89-76 |
11/8 | St Thomas MN | 138 | L90-76 |
11/13 | @W Illinois | 342 | W87-73 |
11/16 | @Providence | 133 | L79-65 |
11/19 | SIUE | 214 | W82-57 |
11/22 | @Evansville | 267 | L98-81 |
11/25 | @Ohio St | 15 | 24% |
11/30 | Campbell | 255 | 56% |
12/4 | @IUPUI | 334 | 56% |
12/7 | Cleveland St | 265 | 57% |
12/11 | WI Milwaukee | 210 | 53% |
12/14 | @UC Santa Barbara | 129 | 38% |
12/21 | @Drake | 79 | 33% |
12/29 | PFW | 61 | 38% |
1/2 | @Wright St | 86 | 34% |
1/4 | @N Kentucky | 218 | 45% |
1/11 | @WI Milwaukee | 210 | 45% |
1/17 | Robert Morris | 224 | 53% |
1/19 | Youngstown St | 279 | 58% |
1/22 | IUPUI | 334 | 64% |
1/25 | @Cleveland St | 265 | 49% |
1/30 | @Oakland | 263 | 49% |
2/1 | @Detroit | 284 | 50% |
2/8 | @PFW | 61 | 31% |
2/14 | N Kentucky | 218 | 53% |
2/16 | Wright St | 86 | 41% |
2/21 | @Robert Morris | 224 | 45% |
2/23 | @Youngstown St | 279 | 50% |
2/27 | Detroit | 284 | 58% |
3/1 | Oakland | 263 | 57% |