One Seeds: Kansas, Gonzaga, Dayton, Baylor
Two Seeds: San Diego State, Duke, Creighton, Florida
State
Three Seeds: Kentucky, Michigan State, Seton Hall,
Oregon
Four Seeds: Ohio State, Villanova, Louisville, Wisconsin
Five Seeds: Maryland, Penn State, Auburn, Butler
Six Seeds: Iowa, BYU, Houston, Colorado
Seven Seeds: West Virginia, Illinois, Michigan, Virginia
Eight Seeds: Arizona, Providence, St Marys, USC
Nine Seeds: Marquette, Florida, LSU, Stanford
Ten Seeds: Oklahoma, UCLA, Arizona State, Utah
State
11 Seeds: Rutgers, Cincinnati, ETSU,
Indiana/Xavier
12 Seeds: Texas Tech/NC State, Stephen F.
Austin, Yale, Liberty
13 Seeds: Akron, Vermont, Louisiana Tech, Belmont
14 Seeds: UC Irvine, NM State, Colgate, Wright
State
15 Seeds: Hofstra, ND State, Eastern
Washington, Little Rock
16 Seeds: Winthrop, Bradley, Siena/NC A&T,
Prairie View A&M/St Francis (PA)
Last 4 In: Indiana, Xavier, Texas Tech, NC State
First Four Out: Richmond, Texas, Mississippi State, Wichita
State
Next Four Out: Purdue, Northern Iowa, Saint Louis, South
Carolina
Others Considered:
Memphis, Arkansas, Rhode Island, Alabama, Tennessee, Syracuse, Tulsa
I have 36
teams I think are definitely in the tournament as of today (not including teams
have already won their at large bids).
Those are every team seeded on the first 8 seed lines, plus every nine
seed except Stanford. I think Stanford,
Oklahoma, Arizona State and Rutgers are likely to be in as well, but I’m not
willing to put it at the likelihood of the other 36.
That leaves
11 teams I think the committee could theoretically choose as of today for the
remaining 7 spots. One of those spots I’m
giving to ETSU as an at large selection.
That leaves 6 spots left for those remaining 10 teams. Those teams are: UCLA, Cincinnati, Indiana, Xavier, Texas
Tech, NC State, Richmond, Texas, Mississippi State and Wichita State. I think 6 of those 10 would be in today. I have my prediction of who would, but I
could see justifications for going with the others.
Everyone
else listed I think would be out as of today, though some others could
theoretically make a run at it in their conference tournaments.
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