Pure LRMC results through games of 3/15/2009

New Hampshire
Overall rank = 271

Record: 13-16 (avg. opponent rank = 222, which is 279th best in Div. I)
Home: 7-5 (avg. opponent rank = 222, which is 234th best in Div. I)
Road: 5-10 (avg. opponent rank = 223, which is 308th best in Div. I)
Neutral¹: 1-1 (avg. opponent rank = 206, which is 217th best in Div. I)
Conference²: 9-9 (avg. opponent rank = 222, which is 230th best in Div. I)
Nonconference: 4-7 (avg. opponent rank = 221, which is 315th best in Div. I)

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Date Opp. Rank Opponent Result Location¹ Conference/Non²

12/3/2008 317 Colgate WIN by 3 Road Nonconference

12/6/2008 298 Brown WIN by 3 Home Nonconference

1/4/2009 131 Santa Clara WIN by 4 Home Nonconference

1/7/2009 303 Hartford WIN by 8 Home Conference

1/14/2009 267 UMBC WIN by 18 Home Conference

1/17/2009 310 Dartmouth WIN by 9 Road Nonconference

1/28/2009 205 Stony Brook WIN by 11 Road Conference

2/4/2009 303 Hartford WIN by 7 Road Conference

2/15/2009 240 Albany WIN by 19 Road Conference

2/19/2009 285 Maine WIN by 9 Home Conference

2/26/2009 240 Albany WIN by 8 Home Conference

3/1/2009 205 Stony Brook WIN in OT Home Conference

3/7/2009 205 Stony Brook WIN by 3 Neutral Conference

11/19/2008 241 Harvard LOSS by 11 Home Nonconference

11/23/2008 66 Penn St. LOSS by 20 Road Nonconference

11/29/2008 230 Marist LOSS by 2 Road Nonconference

12/9/2008 72 Rhode Island LOSS by 32 Road Nonconference

12/13/2008 253 Long Island LOSS by 4 Road Nonconference

12/23/2008 315 Fordham LOSS by 4 Road Nonconference

12/27/2008 203 Hofstra LOSS by 5 Home Nonconference

1/11/2009 190 Boston U. LOSS by 31 Road Conference

1/19/2009 285 Maine LOSS in OT Road Conference

1/22/2009 206 Binghamton LOSS by 13 Home Conference

1/25/2009 93 Vermont LOSS by 16 Road Conference

1/31/2009 93 Vermont LOSS by 44 Home Conference

2/7/2009 190 Boston U. LOSS by 18 Home Conference

2/10/2009 267 UMBC LOSS by 5 Road Conference

2/22/2009 206 Binghamton LOSS in OT Road Conference

3/8/2009 206 Binghamton LOSS by 5 Neutral Conference

Date	Opp. Rank	Opponent	Result	Location¹	Conference/Non²
12/3/2008	317	Colgate	WIN by 3	Road	Nonconference
12/6/2008	298	Brown	WIN by 3	Home	Nonconference
1/4/2009	131	Santa Clara	WIN by 4	Home	Nonconference
1/7/2009	303	Hartford	WIN by 8	Home	Conference
1/14/2009	267	UMBC	WIN by 18	Home	Conference
1/17/2009	310	Dartmouth	WIN by 9	Road	Nonconference
1/28/2009	205	Stony Brook	WIN by 11	Road	Conference
2/4/2009	303	Hartford	WIN by 7	Road	Conference
2/15/2009	240	Albany	WIN by 19	Road	Conference
2/19/2009	285	Maine	WIN by 9	Home	Conference
2/26/2009	240	Albany	WIN by 8	Home	Conference
3/1/2009	205	Stony Brook	WIN in OT	Home	Conference
3/7/2009	205	Stony Brook	WIN by 3	Neutral	Conference
11/19/2008	241	Harvard	LOSS by 11	Home	Nonconference
11/23/2008	66	Penn St.	LOSS by 20	Road	Nonconference
11/29/2008	230	Marist	LOSS by 2	Road	Nonconference
12/9/2008	72	Rhode Island	LOSS by 32	Road	Nonconference
12/13/2008	253	Long Island	LOSS by 4	Road	Nonconference
12/23/2008	315	Fordham	LOSS by 4	Road	Nonconference
12/27/2008	203	Hofstra	LOSS by 5	Home	Nonconference
1/11/2009	190	Boston U.	LOSS by 31	Road	Conference
1/19/2009	285	Maine	LOSS in OT	Road	Conference
1/22/2009	206	Binghamton	LOSS by 13	Home	Conference
1/25/2009	93	Vermont	LOSS by 16	Road	Conference
1/31/2009	93	Vermont	LOSS by 44	Home	Conference
2/7/2009	190	Boston U.	LOSS by 18	Home	Conference
2/10/2009	267	UMBC	LOSS by 5	Road	Conference
2/22/2009	206	Binghamton	LOSS in OT	Road	Conference
3/8/2009	206	Binghamton	LOSS by 5	Neutral	Conference

¹ It is often hard to determine whether a game should be considered "Home" or "Neutral". As a rule of thumb, we consider games played on a large nearby court against a distant opponent to be "Home"; for example, Connecticut plays several opponents at the Hartford Civic Center rather than on campus.

² Conference and non-conference records and schedule strength are shown for informational purposes only. LRMC does not distinguish between a conference game and a non-conference game when calculating rankings; a tough opponent is equally hard to beat whether they're in the same conference or a different conference.