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Message: [QUOTE="ochoopsfan, post: 2094900, member: 420"] These teams might play UConn in Storrs or Bridgeport. Here are their [B]road or neutral records vs NCAA Tournament teams,[/B][COLOR=#ff0000] only[/COLOR]. Since they are leaving the happy confines of their home court how do they fare? [B]Syracuse[/B] 0-6---has lost all 6 road or neutral games vs NCAA teams. (losses--OSU, DePl,Lou, FSU,Duke, Duke) [B]Iowa St[/B]--2-4 (wins @ WVa, @ Tex--Losses--@Bay, A Okla, @KSU, N-KSU [B]UCLA[/B] 3-6 --Wins N-Toledo, @Stan, @ASU--Losses--@Bay,@SCar,@Wash,@Cal,@Oreg, @OSU, N-ASU [B]Tex A&M[/B]--3-4--Wins vs N-Syr, @Ky,@Tenn,--Losses--N-Dayton,@Miss St, @LSU--N-Miss St. [B]WVa[/B]--3-5--Wins(all in B12 Tournament vs Okla, Tex and Baylor) losses @KSU, @Bay, @Tex,@Okla, @Iowa St. [B]Maryland[/B]--6-1--Wins--N-ASU, @Lou,@Purd,@Mich St, N- Mich St-N-Purd---Loss @tOSU [B]Duke [/B]- 3-4--Wins @Long Beach, N-Syr, N-Miami--losses--@FSU,@NCSt, @ND, --N-ND Only Maryland has a winning road or neutral court winning record. I dont think their competition was that tough. West Virginia has 2 wins, both in Big 12 tournament and both recent vs teams who are hosting round one and two games. Nobody else has more than one win vs a hosting team(technically UCLA has zero wins but that is because their road win at Stanford and Stanford isnt hosting) [/QUOTE]