NCAA Tournament March Madness
#143 Wofford
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Projection: need to automatically qualify
Wofford finds itself in a tough position as it navigates through the Southern Conference, having faced a mix of competition that raises concerns about its tournament viability. Losses to Lipscomb and Presbyterian put a damper on its chances for quality victories, and getting blown out by Duke further highlights the gap in talent faced against elite programs. While the team managed to secure wins against average opponents like North Alabama and Gardner Webb, these victories aren't enough to significantly boost their resume. Moving forward, Wofford will need to capture key wins against teams like UNC Greensboro and ETSU, who provide opportunities for stronger performances, as these matchups hold the potential to elevate their standing ahead of the conference tournament. However, any slip-ups against lower-ranked opponents could prove detrimental, solidifying the need for a conference tournament title to earn an NCAA berth.
Date | Opponent | Ranking | Outcome |
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11/9 | @Lipscomb | 88 | L78-69 |
11/13 | @Presbyterian | 226 | L71-68 |
11/16 | @Duke | 3 | L86-35 |
11/22 | (N)St Thomas MN | 110 | W81-73 |
11/23 | @WI Milwaukee | 126 | L76-74 |
11/24 | (N)Portland St | 256 | L79-74 |
12/1 | North Alabama | 133 | W74-54 |
12/4 | Gardner Webb | 213 | W88-64 |
12/7 | @Elon | 124 | L79-56 |
12/16 | @Col Charleston | 142 | L77-67 |
12/18 | @St Louis | 215 | W74-71 |
1/1 | UNC Greensboro | 140 | 54% |
1/4 | @ETSU | 108 | 44% |
1/8 | W Carolina | 350 | 68% |
1/11 | @Furman | 112 | 44% |
1/15 | @Chattanooga | 223 | 51% |
1/18 | Mercer | 267 | 61% |
1/22 | Citadel | 359 | 72% |
1/25 | @Samford | 95 | 41% |
1/29 | VMI | 300 | 64% |
2/1 | @UNC Greensboro | 140 | 46% |
2/5 | Chattanooga | 223 | 59% |
2/8 | @Mercer | 267 | 53% |
2/12 | @Citadel | 359 | 65% |
2/15 | Samford | 95 | 49% |
2/19 | @VMI | 300 | 56% |
2/22 | ETSU | 108 | 52% |
2/26 | @W Carolina | 350 | 61% |
3/1 | Furman | 112 | 52% |