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Bracketology 2/12

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Updated today:

 

 

East (Washington D.C.)

1. Duke

2. Michigan State

3. Marquette

4. LSU

 

South (Louisville)

1. Tennessee

2. North Carolina

3. Purdue

4. Nevada

 

Midwest (Kansas City)

1. Virginia

2. Kentucky

3. Kansas

4. Wisconsin

 

West (Anaheim)

1. Gonzaga

2. Michigan

3. Houston

4. Louisville

 

Local Interests: Ohio State 9 seed in the East, Murray State 13 seed in the East, NKU 14 seed in the South, UC 7 seed in the Midwest.

 

Complete Bracket: Bracketology - NCAA College Basketball Brackets and Predictions - ESPN

Updated today:

 

 

East (Washington D.C.)

1. Duke

2. Michigan State

3. Marquette

4. LSU

 

South (Louisville)

1. Tennessee

2. North Carolina

3. Purdue

4. Nevada

 

Midwest (Kansas City)

1. Virginia

2. Kentucky

3. Kansas

4. Wisconsin

 

West (Anaheim)

1. Gonzaga

2. Michigan

3. Houston

4. Louisville

 

Local Interests: Ohio State 9 seed in the East, Murray State 13 seed in the East, NKU 14 seed in the South, UC 7 seed in the Midwest.

 

Complete Bracket: Bracketology - NCAA College Basketball Brackets and Predictions - ESPN

 

So basically Joe Lunardi just switched his bracket to model the NCAA early reveal of the top four seeds in each bracket.

 

The next few weeks will be interesting.

I anticipate Kentucky being the #1 in the Midwest come next Tuesday's update.

 

At the very least, the #2 in the South.

I'm curious to know how much slack Louisville gets in retaining a top four regional seed. Can they lose the three remaining games against Duke and Virginia but win the other four games and hold on to that spot?

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I anticipate Kentucky being the #1 in the Midwest come next Tuesday's update.

 

At the very least, the #2 in the South.

 

The only way UK plays in Louisville is as the 1 seed.

The only way UK plays in Louisville is as the 1 seed.

 

We'll have to agree to disagree. The committee member said Saturday that Kansas can still play in KC without being the #1 seed there, so no reason to think Kentucky couldn't do the same in Louisville.

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We'll have to agree to disagree. The committee member said Saturday that Kansas can still play in KC without being the #1 seed there, so no reason to think Kentucky couldn't do the same in Louisville.

 

We'll see.

The only way UK plays in Louisville is as the 1 seed.

 

I tend to agree. Then again the best news of today is that it's in the Cats hands to be that #1 seed. If they can sweep the regular season they would do just that. It's in their hands and not that of an evaluation by some body somewhere.

I anticipate Kentucky being the #1 in the Midwest come next Tuesday's update.

 

The Tennessee game becomes even bigger now, in terms of seed potential.

The only way UK plays in Louisville is as the 1 seed.

 

Agreed. That is why I said UK had to get to a 1 seed and pass up Virginia too. The lost tonight definitely doesnt help that cause.

 

Even thought the committee said it wouldnt stop them from doing it. I just dont see then doing that to a 1 seed, making them possibly play a 2 seeded UK team in Louisville. I hope that happens, but I dont see it happening either.

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