Three weeks away from Selection Sunday means NCAA tournament bubble teams are feeling the pressure to bolster their profiles in hopes of keeping their postseason hopes alive.

Here's a look at which teams enhanced and stained their résumés the most in Saturday's action.

PROFILE WINNERS

Providence: The Friars (16-12) started the day as one of the "last four in" the projected field of 68. Their 84-72 home victory over Marquette (and Markus Howard's 38 points) moved them closer to the safety zone. Providence's NCAA profile is peculiar in the sense that it features four résumé-staining Quadrant 4 losses. However, it also showcases seven Quadrant 1 victories, which is more than any bubble team.

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Arizona State: The Sun Devils (19-8) were in a play-in game at Dayton the last two years. But this year they're looking much safer and have drifted further away from the bubble as a projected No. 8 seed. Saturday's 74-73 win over Oregon State was ASU's seventh consecutive win and it also lifted coach Bobby Hurley's team to the top of the Pac-12 standings.

Memphis: The Tigers (19-8) picked up a much-needed 60-59 win over fellow bubble team Houston. Memphis has regrouped with two consecutive wins after losing three in a row before that. This victory alone over a Houston squad leading the American Athletic standings won't push coach Penny Hardaway's team into the projected field of 68 because a NET score in the 60s doesn't do any favors, but beating Houston counts as a marquee win, which Memphis was desperately lacking on its résumé.

Arkansas: The Razorbacks (17-10) are currently on the outside looking in as a bubble team that needs to keep winning to have a shot at the NCAAs. So beating SEC foe Missouri 78-68 on Saturday was necessary to keep those hopes alive. Arkansas only has a 4-9 record in league play (the committee doesn't look at that), but has a top-50 NET score, top 15 non-conference strength of schedule and no Quad 3 or Quad 4 losses on its profile.

Syracuse: The Orange (15-12) have a way to go to really enter the at-large bid discussion, but winning games it should like Saturday against Georgia Tech will only help that cause. Syracuse's NET score in the 60s isn't good and neither are just two Quadrant 1 wins on the NCAA portfolio. But if Syracuse can pick up a couple of marquee victories in the final weeks of ACC play, it's in business to push to the right side of the bubble.

Saint Mary's: The Gaels (23-6) are relatively safe as a No. 9 seed in the latest bracket projection. But any profile blemishes would offset that safety zone. Saturday's 92-63 win over WCC bottom-feeder San Diego, fueled by Malik Fitt's 27 points, was necessary for NET score purposes. A NET score in the 30s, top-100 strength of schedule and three Quad 1 victories has Saint Mary's well positioned.

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PROFILE LOSERS

Purdue: The Boilermakers (14-13) fell 71-63 to Michigan at home in a must-win game to stay in the NCAA tournament hunt. It's the fourth consecutive loss for Purdue, which now slips further to the wrong side of the bubble with a near-.500 record. The Boilermakers have an appealing NET score of 34 (and the committee has proved in the past how much it harps on this) and no horrible losses to go with four Quadrant 4 wins. But if there aren't enough wins on the profile, it won't matter.

Georgetown: The Hoyas (15-12) just missed the NCAA tournament last season as a bubble team, and could be in line for a similar fate here in 2020. Georgetown lost 74-68 to DePaul and that outcome will likely flip flop coach Patrick Ewing's team from one of the "last four in" to one of the "first four out." This team's NET score in the 50s is mediocre, while a top-10 strength of schedule helps. But there just aren't enough wins on this tourney portfolio.

Florida: The Gators (17-10) entered the day as a projected No. 11 seed and Saturday's 65-59 loss to Kentucky won't change that seed line. But if it gets close on Selection Sunday the loss could matter considering it would've given UF a résumé-lifting Quad 1 road win. Florida has a NET score in the 30s an top-15 strength of schedule, but it's also one bad loss away from drifting to the wrong side of the bubble.

Rhode Island: The Rams (19-7) fell in overtime to Davidson, 77-75, and could potentially see their seeding line dip from No. 10 to a less safe No. 11. Rhode Island has an exceptional NET score in the low 30s but also owns only one Quadrant 1 win on its résumé. Another Quad 2 win over Davidson would have helped offset those profile shortcomings.

Richmond: The Spiders (20-7) had won five in a row to leapfrog to one of the "last four in" the projected field this February. But mid-majors don't have much room for error -- meaning Saturday's 75-71 loss to St. Bonaventure will likely shove Richmond out of the field. A NET score in the 40s is decent, but only two Quad 1 wins means the committee will already be harping on one portfolio shortcoming.

North Carolina State: The Wolf Pack (17-10) came up with a huge win over Duke earlier this week, but couldn't pull off another Quadrant 1 victory in falling to Florida State 67-61. A NET score in the 50s is the biggest profile flaw right now if the committee conducted a blind resume test. But adding to N.C. State's five Quad 1 wins would have catapulted the Wolf Pack much further to the safety zone. Expect them to stay at the No. 10 seed line.

Mississippi State: The Bulldogs (17-10) lost to SEC foe Texas A&M after starting the day as one of the "first four out" on the projected bracket. Expect MSU to slip further to the wrong side of the bubble after this road loss. It's not a résumé stain, but it is a loss that makes the next few weeks look bleak as far as tournament hopes go. Ben Howland's team needs to start winning or it's NIT.

Oklahoma: The Sooners (16-11) lost to Oklahoma State 83-66 and as a result will take a hit from a projected No. 10 seed to a No. 11 seed — which is much closer to the wrong side of the bubble than fringe teams would prefer. Even though it was a road loss, now this puts OU in a position of needing to enhance its credentials in the final two weeks of the regular season. This team has a NET score in the 40s but is drastically lacking in the Quadrant 1 win department with just one.

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NCAA tourney explainer:

Quadrant 1 wins: Home games vs. 1-30 NET teams; Neutral-site games vs. 1-50 NET; Away games vs. 1-75 NET

Quadrant 2 wins: Home games vs. 31-75 NET; Neutral-site games vs. 51-100 NET; Away games vs. 76-135 NET

Quadrant 3 wins, losses: Home games vs. 76-160 NET; Neutral-site games vs. 101-200 NET; Away games vs. 136-240 NET

Quadrant 4 wins, losses: Home games vs. 161-plus NET; Neutral-site games vs. 201-plus NET; Away games vs. 241-plus NET

Note: Mostly all statistical data are used from USA TODAY Sports veteran bracketologist Shelby Mast. WarrenNolan.com and the NCAA's NET rankings are also a reference point.

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