Rick Pitino’s Gaels are a trendy pick to win it all in Atlantic City, as they’re a quality team that’s had to deal with lengthy CoVID pauses. On the other hand, Fairfield needed overtime to defeat Manhattan, thanks to a Jasper buzzer-beater to end regulation. Last night, Iona routed Quinnipiac by 24 to earn a quarterfinal date against top-seeded Siena. Now, the Greyhounds will need to eliminate another service academy to secure a place in Sunday afternoon’s final. Thanks to the Patriot League’s regional scheduling, today’s semifinals are a pair of first meetings for 2021. Title-clincher: 85-72 over Loyola Maryland Tournament history: 6th (first since 2011) Leading scorer: JaQuori McLaughlin (15.9 points per game) Tournament history: 18th (first since 2016)
Leading scorer: Ethan Thompson (15.6 points per game) Leading scorer: Asbjorn Midtgaard (12.5 points per game) Title-clincher: 74-56 over New Mexico State Tournament history: 2nd (second consecutive) Leading scorer: Kolton Kohl (12.5 points per game) Leading scorer: Javion Hamlet (14.8 points per game) Title-clincher: 61-57 (OT) over Western Kentucky Tournament history: 17th (first since 2010) Leading scorer: Moses Wright (17.5 points per game) Tournament history: 3rd (first since 2015) Leading scorer: Tanner Groves (16.5 points per game) Tournament history: 14th (first since 2012) Leading scorer: Jason Preston (16.3 points per game) Tournament history: 31st (first since 2015) Leading scorer: Jahvon Blair (15.7 points per game) Tournament history: 35th (first since 2018) Leading scorer: Andrew Jones (14.7 points per game) Title-clincher: 91-86 over Oklahoma State Tournament history: 9th (first since 2018) Leading scorer: Michael Weathers (16.7 points per game) Tournament history: 13th (first since 2018) Leading scorer: Matt Mitchell (15.4 points per game) Tournament history: 15th (fifth consecutive) Leading scorer: Isaiah Ross (18.8 points per game) Tournament history: 2nd (first since 2012) Leading scorer: Devante Carter (15.6 points per game) Leading scorer: Austin Williams (13.6 points per game) Tournament history: 23rd (22nd consecutive) Leading scorer: Corey Kispert (19.3 points per game) Tournament history: 6th (first since 2008) Leading scorer: Max Abmas (24.3 points per game) Title-clincher: 75-72 over North Dakota State Tournament history: 5th (first since 1996) Leading scorer: Camren Wynter (17.3 points per game)
Tournament history: 6th (first since 2017) Leading scorer: Damian Chong Qui (14.9 points per game) Tournament history: 3rd (first since 2009) Leading scorer: Torrey Patton (14.6 points per game)
Tournament history: 4th (first since 2018) Leading scorer: Isaiah Miller (19.3 points per game) Tournament history: 3rd (first since 2000) Leading scorer: Adrian Delph (13.2 points per game) Tournament history: 7th (first since 2018) Leading scorer: Cameron Krutwig (15.0 points per game) Tournament history: 11th (first since 2017) Leading scorer: Chandler Vaudrin (12.2 points per game) Tournament history: 8th (first since 2011) Leading scorer: Johni Broome (13.9 points per game) Tournament history: 5th (first since 2019) Leading scorer: Darius McGhee (15.6 points per game) Click here for updated Bracketology and Bubble Watch analysis. Thirty-one conferences in all will crown champions, starting with the Atlantic Sun on March 5 and concluding with the Atlantic 10, SEC, Patriot League, American and Big Ten on March 14, Selection Sunday. Links to every conference tournament bracket will be listed in this space as they become available. Which schools are in line to clinch automatic bids to the 2021 NCAA tournament? Stay tuned here for live updates of every conference tournament in men's college basketball, listed in order of when each ticket is scheduled to be punched.
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