NCAA Tournament March Madness

#65 G Washington

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Projection: likely out

George Washington’s profile balances eye‑catching offensive outings with damaging neutral‑site stumbles, leaving the committee uneasy; the neutral win over South Florida and a legitimate road victory at Army show the team can win away from home, and nonconference wins over MTSU, Old Dominion and UMBC pad the ledger, but surprising neutral losses to McNeese State and Murray State undercut that momentum and raise questions about consistency on defense. In conference play the Colonials still face important road tests at Richmond, Dayton, Saint Louis, George Mason, VCU and Loyola‑Chicago plus a high‑profile neutral chance against Florida, and those are the opportunities to convert their scoring ability into the kind of quality road and neutral victories that offset the earlier bad results. Until they produce one of those signature away wins, the resume looks like an offense that can light up the scoreboard but a résumé that has been hurt by the wrong outcomes in too many neutral settings.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3Maine325W67-47
11/8(N)South Florida79W99-95
11/12American Univ234W107-67
11/15Old Dominion220W96-73
11/19UMBC259W89-52
11/23(N)McNeese St74L92-86
11/24(N)MTSU140W92-79
11/25(N)Murray St114L96-95
12/2@Army349W84-70
12/6William & Mary12281%
12/10Delaware27195%
12/13(N)Florida1221%
12/31@Richmond9653%
1/3La Salle25295%
1/6@Dayton6740%
1/10Loyola-Chicago28896%
1/14Davidson13282%
1/19@George Mason5738%
1/24Richmond9674%
1/27@St Louis4432%
1/31Fordham22193%
2/4@St Joseph's PA18076%
2/7@Duquesne14266%
2/10Rhode Island10576%
2/13George Mason5760%
2/17@VCU4030%
2/24@La Salle25285%
2/27Dayton6762%
3/4St Bonaventure11578%
3/7@Loyola-Chicago28888%