First Four Out: Marshall, Minnesota, Arizona, Brigham Young
Next Four Out: Arkansas, Northern Iowa, Ole Miss, Notre Dame
Midwest (#1 Overall)
1 Kentucky
16 UNC Asheville vs Mississippi Valley State
8 Illinois
9 Seton Hall
5 Virginia
12 Temple
4 Kansas State
13 Middle Tennessee
6 Murray State
11 NC State
3 Michigan State
14 Cleveland State
7 Cincinnati
10 New Mexico
2 Baylor
15 Davidson
West (#4 Overall)
1 Missouri
16 Texas-Arlington
8 Wichita State
9 California
5 Indiana
12 Harvard
4 Marquette
13 Long Beach State
6 Louisville
11 Southern Miss
3 UNLV
14 Akron
7 Vanderbilt
10 St. Louis
2 North Carolina
15 George Mason
East (#2 Overall)
1 Syracuse
16 Norfolk State vs Stony Brook
8 Gonzaga
9 Dayton
5 Creighton
12 Texas vs Wyoming
4 Wisconsin
13 Iona
6 Michigan
11 Central Florida
3 Florida
14 Belmont
7 Connecticut
10 Iowa State
2 Duke
15 Bucknell
South (#3 Overall)
1 Ohio State
16 Long Island
8 Alabama
9 Florida State
5 West Virginia
12 Stanford vs Memphis
4 San Diego State
13 Oral Roberts
6 Mississippi State
11 Xavier
3 Georgetown
14 Nevada
7 St. Mary's
10 Purdue
2 Kansas
15 Weber State
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2 comments:
No Minnesota huh? Pay attention. They would be in for sure. U lose cred when u make a mistake like that. Fix it.
My bracket is a projection of where teams will be rated in March, not "as of right now". Minnesota has a brutal closing schedule, and based on their record right now, I don't see them finishing better than 8-10 in conference play, most likely 7-11. The non-conference is pretty empty. No bad losses, but no quality wins either. 8-10 might be good enough playing in the #1 conference play, but it would still be pretty dicey.
If they do happen to get to 9-9, which frankly is not very likely at this point, they'll be in the field..
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