I posted on the shared board but for our own fans.

CAA:
120 W&M
122 Delaware
134 CoC
144 Towson
185 Northeastern
206 Hofstra
239 Drexel
245 JMU
271 UNCW
326 Elon

Non Conference:
49 Temple
61 Rutgers
74 Stephen F. Austin
130 La Salle
176 USF
204 Bryant
207 Princeton
234 UMBC
241 Quinnipiac
286 Abilene Christian
309 Niagara

The Non-Conference section shows that you played two Southland teams this season, which is more than Hofstra has played all-time. Hofstra is 0-1 against the Southland. In 1995-1996, Hofstra lost to Southwest Texas State in the MetLife Classic at San Francisco. Southwest Texas State is now Texas State and now in the Sun Belt, but they were in the Southland then.

We scheduled Abilene. SFA was part of a mostly round robin tournament (that also included Rutgers, Bryant, Niagara), so that was mostly accidental.

Updated for games through 1/19/20:

CAA:
117 W&M
121 CoC
140 Northeastern
150 Hofstra
172 Towson
193 Drexel
195 Delaware
253 JMU
317 UNCW
325 Elon

Non Conference:
18 Rutgers
81 Temple
87 Stephen F. Austin
136 USF
174 La Salle
188 Princeton
210 Quinnipiac
211 Abilene Christian
229 Bryant
279 Niagara
296 UMBC

Based on these numbers, the only one of their losses that would be deemed unacceptable is the embarrassing loss at UMBC. All other losses are against teams with a higher NET than Drexel has.

It was by far the most respectable schedule in the Spiker era. We had our chances and couldn't quite finish some games. Also Rutgers is now ranked #24 in the nation in the AP