Florida and South Carolina faltered in the SEC tournament and now find themselves out of the field. St. Mary's and Maryland are back in. The Terps' stay may be short-lived depending on today's game vs. Duke and the state of the bubble.
Temple/Duquesne stole a bid with their wins over Xavier and Dayton and I decided to take Penn State's spot away. They suffer from the same problem South Carolina and Providence have: decent conference record but terrible non-conference performance.
Michigan State, with their loss to Ohio State, doesn't really have a shot at the #1 seed. Louisville, Connecticut, and Memphis are now fighting for the last two spots.
THE NCAA AND NIT BRACKETS FOR 3/14
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
6 comments:
Did you update your latest projections Friday morning or Friday night? I guess I'd just like to hear why FSU was a 6 seed, behind Illinois, Arizona State, Xavier and Gonzaga.
FSU is a true 5-seed which needed to switch with West Virginia to fit bracket principles.
What seed will Cuse be if they lose? Will they be a 3 seed if they win? Will UL still be a 1 seed if the lose?
In my opinion, after MSU lost and Memphis won, Louisville is winding up playing for a number one seed tonite. A win puts them #1 in the South region. Otherwise, UConn gets it. The only threat to Syracuse for the #3 seed is Florida State in the ACC championship tomorrow. Beating UNC and Duke on consecutive days definitely puts you among the teams in the top 3 seed lines.
Thank you for the FSU answer. That makes sense, because I didn't see any way FSU was a true 6 seed.
If FSU beats Duke, who are your 3 seeds? And if FSU loses, does FSU fall back to a 5 or do they stay a 4?
Thanks.
Michigan State in Philadelphia? How do you figure?
Post a Comment