West Region

#1 UCLA

#2 Texas A&M

#3 Duke

#4 Air Force

#5 Alabama

#6 Georgetown

#7 Indiana

#8 Notre Dame

#9 Maryland

#10 Vanderbilt

#11 Stanford

#12 Virginia Commonwealth

#13 Winthrop

#14 Austin Peay

#15 Vermont

#16 Texas A&M Corpus Christi

 

Midwest

#1 Wisconsin

#2 Kansas

#3 Marquette

#4 Washington State

#5 Clemson

#6 Kentucky

#7 Virginia Tech

#8 Georgia

#9 Syracuse

#10 Northern Iowa

#11 George Washington

#12 Akron

#13 Drexel

#14 Cal State Fullerton

#15 Marist

#16 Jackson St./Delaware St.

 

South

#1 Florida

#2 Pittsburgh

#3 Memphis

#4 Oklahoma State

#5 Nevada

#6 Boston College

#7 Texas

#8 Southern Illinois

#9 Southern California

#10 Creighton

#11 LSU

#12 Michigan

#13 Davidson

#14 Pennsylvania

#15 E. Tennesee St.

#16 Sacred Heart

 

East

#1 North Carolina

#2 Ohio State

#3 Oregon

#4 Butler

#5 Arizona

#6 Texas Tech

#7 Villanova

#8 Tennessee

#9 Michigan State

#10 Georgia Tech

#11 UNLV

#12 Gonzaga

#13 South Alabama

#14 Holy Cross

#15 Oral Roberts

#16 Weber State

 

 

Last 4 in: Stanford, LSU, Michigan, Drexel

 

Last 4 out: West Virginia, Missouri State, Bradley, Xavier

Next 4 out: Louisville, Florida State, New Mexico State, Arkansas

 

 

Others to watch: BYU, Utah State, Appalachian State, Kansas State, UMass, and Illinois

 

Highest RPI not in: Florida State, 28

Lowest RPI in(at-large): LSU, 65

 

 

Enjoy....

That is a very competitive bracket top to bottom. IMO there is not really a clear cut region that is the hardest or the easiest.

West Region

#1 UCLA

#2 Texas A&M

#3 Duke

#4 Air Force

#5 Alabama

#6 Georgetown

#7 Indiana

#8 Notre Dame

#9 Maryland

#10 Vanderbilt

#11 Stanford

#12 Virginia Commonwealth

#13 Winthrop

#14 Austin Peay

#15 Vermont

#16 Texas A&M Corpus Christi

 

Midwest

#1 Wisconsin

#2 Kansas

#3 Marquette

#4 Washington State

#5 Clemson

#6 Kentucky

#7 Virginia Tech

#8 Georgia

#9 Syracuse

#10 Northern Iowa

#11 George Washington

#12 Akron

#13 Drexel

#14 Cal State Fullerton

#15 Marist

#16 Jackson St./Delaware St.

 

South

#1 Florida

#2 Pittsburgh

#3 Memphis

#4 Oklahoma State

#5 Nevada

#6 Boston College

#7 Texas

#8 Southern Illinois

#9 Southern California

#10 Creighton

#11 LSU

#12 Michigan

#13 Davidson

#14 Pennsylvania

#15 E. Tennesee St.

#16 Sacred Heart

 

East

#1 North Carolina

#2 Ohio State

#3 Oregon

#4 Butler

#5 Arizona

#6 Texas Tech

#7 Villanova

#8 Tennessee

#9 Michigan State

#10 Georgia Tech

#11 UNLV

#12 Gonzaga

#13 South Alabama

#14 Holy Cross

#15 Oral Roberts

#16 Weber State

 

 

Last 4 in: Stanford, LSU, Michigan, Drexel

 

Last 4 out: West Virginia, Missouri State, Bradley, Xavier

Next 4 out: Louisville, Florida State, New Mexico State, Arkansas

 

 

Others to watch: BYU, Utah State, Appalachian State, Kansas State, UMass, and Illinois

 

Highest RPI not in: Florida State, 28

Lowest RPI in(at-large): LSU, 65

 

 

Enjoy....

Xavier will win thier conference.

Xavier will win thier conference.

 

 

Very well could happen, but I like GW better right now. Right now that's their only way of getting in.

IMO if someone like Oregon wins the Pac-10 conference tourney, UCLA won't be a #1 seed.

Duke could win that WEST conference.

All #1's have a chance to make it to the Final 4 but, thats highly unlikely with the talent level in the tourney.

Very well could happen, but I like GW better right now. Right now that's their only way of getting in.

The 2/10 game in DC will be big for both teams, should be a good one.

Duke could win that WEST conference.

 

So COULD A&M & UCLA...

Kentucky as a 6-seed, and in the easiest bracket...Hmm...

Kentucky couldn't be a 6 seed right now. Weren't they a 6 seed before they ended up losing to Vandy and Georgia, if so then they definitely still aren't a 6 seed. But other than that pretty good all around seedings.

Duke could win that WEST conference.

 

Or they could lose in the First Round.

They wouldn't lose to Austin Peay

They wouldn't lose to Austin Peay

 

 

Is Paulus still there PG? If so there is a chance they could lose to any team.

 

 

You are probably right they would beat Austin Peay because they have the Legend McRoberts. :rolleyes:

^ There is always a chance that they chould lose to anyone...history proves that Krzyzewski and Duke, know how to dance in March.