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    Summit League Standings, Breakdown and Conference Tournament Schedule

    Henry JohnBy Henry JohnMarch 8, 2020Updated:March 10, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read College Basketball
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    Summit League Standings

    TeamConference RecordOverall RecordTournament Outlook
    North Dakota State13-322-81 seed
    South Dakota State13-322-92 seed
    South Dakota10-620-113 seed
    Oral Roberts9-716-134 seed
    Omaha9-716-155 seed
    North Dakota7-913-176 seed
    IPFW6-1013-187 seed
    Denver3-137-238 seed
    Western Illinois2-145-21N/A

    Summit League Tournament Schedule

    Dates: March 7-11
    TV: ESPN2 (Championship); ESPN+
    Site: Denny Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls, SD
    Byes: None
    2019 Champion: North Dakota State


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    Completed Summit League Tournament Bracket

    Quarterfinals

    • (1) North Dakota State 71, (8) Denver 69
    • (7) IPFW 77, (2) South Dakota State 74
    • (6) North Dakota 74, (3) South Dakota 71
    • (4) Oral Roberts 79, (5) Omaha 52

    Semifinals

    • (1) North Dakota State 75, (4) Oral Roberts 69
    • (6) North Dakota 73, (7) IPFW 56

    Championship

    • (1) North Dakota State 89, (6) North Dakota 53

    North Dakota State advances to NCAA Tournament

    Summit League Breakdown

    The 1 and 2-seeds have dominated the last decade of Summit League tournaments, combining to win eight titles over that span. Conference powerhouses North Dakota State and South Dakota State occupy those seedlings this year, making it highly likely that chalk will hold relative form in Sioux Falls once again. The only two Summit League tournaments to not be won by the top two seeds were both won by the 4-seed. Oddly enough, those results have occurred in two of the last three years including the Bison last season. This year’s 4-seed Oral Roberts will hope to accomplish the feat once again.

    One thing Oral Roberts has going for them is their offense. The Golden Eagles led the Summit League this year in points (80.6). In terms of how the seeding shaped out, points allowed proved to be the better indicator. This category was led by North Dakota State with 66.5 allowed per game, nearly a full four points clear of runner-up IPFW. The Bison were a bit shakier on offense though, ranking only sixth in the conference. South Dakota State ranked third in both scoring metrics (77.9 points, 70.5 points allowed).

    The Summit League preseason poll accurately projected the entire top five, including picking North Dakota State to finish first. 2-seed South Dakota State was picked 5th, making them the league’s top overachiever for the season. The rest of the top five was projected in order, just finishing a spot lower than predicted when you insert the Jackrabbits. The top underachiever in the Summit League this season was Western Illinois, who finished in 9th and failed to qualify for the tournament after being picked 7th.

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    Henry’s passion for sports dates all the way back to childhood and has ultimately led to a full-fledged career as an analyst and content creator. After getting his start penning fantasy football articles, he forrayed into the betting side of the business in early 2019. His love for sports and statistics proved to be an ideal match with the dedicated research and strategy that handicapping requires. Henry currently specializes in betting analysis and picks for college football, college basketball and NASCAR. He counts the NFL, the WNBA, and NBA player props as additional leagues/markets of interest. Henry graduated from SUNY Buffalo in 2021 with a Communication Studies degree and a Psychology minor. A native of the Finger Lakes region in Upstate New York, he and his pup, Harold, have since relocated to Laramie, Wyoming. Thanks to his professional goals within the sports betting industry, there has been a whole lot of steam on the odds for a move to Las Vegas in 2023! Most of Henry’s free time is spent on outdoor adventures, playing chess, snowboarding, or reading a good book. He is also a competitive powerlifter and aspires to qualify for the USAPL Nationals meet within the next 2-3 years.

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