Monday, March 12, 2007

Projected Field of 65

Thanks to Windows Vista, I will be posting this 8 hours later than intended. The conference tournaments shook up the brackets a bit and 4 teams forced their way in by capturing their tourney crown. Again, when placing teams in regions, I tried to spread conference teams throughout the regions, with an eye on avoiding conference rematches until the regional finals if possible

  • St. Louis - 1 Ohio State; 2 Memphis; 3 Pittsburgh; 4 Texas; 5 Oregon; 6 Creighton; 7 Duke; 8 Boston College; 9 Vanderbilt; 10 Syracuse; 11 Drexel; 12 Gonzaga; 13 George Washington; 14 Albany; 15 Texas A&M - Corpus Christi; 16 PLAY IN - Niagara vs. Central Connecticut State
  • San Jose - 1 Kansas; 2 Wisconsin; 3 Tennessee; 4 Nevada; 5 Arizona; 6 Virginia Tech; 7 Villanova; 8 Michigan State; 9 Xavier; 10 Old Dominion; 11 Air Force; 12 Holy Cross; 13 Wright State; 14 Miami (OH); 15 Belmont; 16 Weber State
  • East Rutherford - 1 UNC; 2 Georgetown; 3 UNLV; 4 Texas A&M; 5 Kentucky; 6 Washington State; 7 Virginia; 8 Notre Dame; 9 Illinois; 10 Missouri State; 11 VCU; 12 Winthrop; 13 Oral Roberts; 14 Long Beach State; 15 Eastern Kentucky; 16 Florida A&M
  • San Antonio - 1 Florida; 2 UCLA; 3 Southern Illinois; 4 Maryland; 5 BYU; 6 Butler; 7 Louisville; 8 Marquette; 9 USC; 10 Indiana; 11 Georgia Tech; 12 Davidson; 13 New Mexico State; 14 Pennsylvania; 15 North Texas; 16 Jackson State

**As mentioned before, if there has to be a Play-In Game, it should really feature the last 2 at large teams into the field. In my projections, the game would have been an 11 seed matchup between Georgia Tech and Air Force.

My Last Four Out: Texas Tech, Utah State, Appalachian State, Arkansas

Time to go to CBS Sportsline and find out how far off I am on the predictions.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Holy research, Batman! Good post. I agree with your brackets a little more than the real thing! I was surprised that Syracuse wasn't in.