March 11, 200719 yr Well about 6 hours away, but I will predict my #1's Ohio St- hurts to say N.C - could be first to fall Kansas- on a roll Florida- edges out Wis. I believe if Wisconsin beats OSU today, that may knock Florida to a 2 seed. Also, with UCLA getting bumped so early, I don't believe they deserve a #1 seed. So they will probably get one.
March 11, 200719 yr My number ones are the same as yours Baseballguy...unless something happens today before the selection show.
March 11, 200719 yr The #1's will be: Ohio State UCLA North Carolina Kansas If UNC loses and Florida or Wisconsin win, they replace them otherwise UF and Wisconsin are #2s...
March 11, 200719 yr The #1's will be: Ohio State UCLA North Carolina Kansas If UNC loses and Florida or Wisconsin win, they replace them otherwise UF and Wisconsin are #2s... Looks good to me...
March 11, 200719 yr I think Georgetown will be a 1...and UCLA will not. I think they SHOULD be a #1, but they won't be...
March 11, 200719 yr I think they SHOULD be a #1, but they won't be... :thumb: I was just getting ready to post the same thing. While they won't be a number 1 seed, they'll definitely be one of the favorites and one of the popular picks to win it all. They have quite possibly the best front court in the nation, which is the most important part when you get down to the last couple of games.
March 11, 200719 yr If Florida and N.C. win their games today, I think those two along with Kansas and Ohio State are the No.1 seeds.
March 11, 200719 yr The #1's will be: Ohio State UCLA North Carolina Kansas If UNC loses and Florida or Wisconsin win, they replace them otherwise UF and Wisconsin are #2s... Looks like the winners.
March 11, 200719 yr The #1's will be: Ohio State UCLA North Carolina Kansas If UNC loses and Florida or Wisconsin win, they replace them otherwise UF and Wisconsin are #2s... How about those 4 for powerhouse programs!
March 11, 200719 yr Florida and North Carolina are locks. So is the winner of Wisconsin/Ohio State If Texas beats Kansas, UCLA gets in as the fourth. If Kansas rallies to win, they are the last #1 instead of UCLA.
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