MIDWEST
Oklahoma City, OK
1 Kansas
16 Robert Morris
8 UNLV
9 Clemson
New Orleans, LA
5 Tennessee
12 Murray St.
4 Villanova
13 Wofford
Jacksonville, FL
6 Butler
11 Louisville
3 Purdue
14 Sam Houston St.
Providence, RI
7 Northern Iowa
10 Missouri
2 Temple
15 Vermont
WEST
Providence, RI
1 West Virginia
16 East Tennessee St.
8 Texas
9 St. Mary's
Spokane, WA
5 Richmond
12 New Mexico St.
4 Vanderbilt
13 Minnesota
San Jose, CA
6 Maryland
11 UTEP
3 New Mexico
14 UC-Santa Barbara
Buffalo, NY
7 Notre Dame
10 Utah St.
2 Ohio St.
15 Ohio
EAST
Milwaukee, MI
1 Kentucky
16 Winthrop vs Arkansas- Pine Bluff
8 California
9 Oklahoma St.
New Orleans, LA
5 Wisconsin
12 Wake Forest
4 Georgetown
13 Oakland
Milwaukee, WI
6 Xavier
11 Georgia Tech
3 Pittsbugh
14 Montana
Oklahoma City, OK
7 Gonzaga
10 Washington
2 Kansas St.
15 Morgan St.
SOUTH
Buffalo, NY
1 Syracuse
16 Lehigh
8 San Diego St.
9 Florida St.
Spokane, WA
5 Michigan St.
12 Cornell
4 Texas A&M
13 Seton Hall
San Jose, CA
6 BYU
11 Siena
3 Baylor
14 Houston
Jacksonville, FL
7 Marquette
10 Old Dominion
2 Duke
15 North Texas
Danger Zone
Last 4 In: Louisville, Wake Forest, Minnesota, Seton Hall
1st 4 Out: Rhode Island, Illinios, Florida, William and Mary
Next 4 Out: Miss St., South Florida, Virginia Tech, Arizona St.
Multiple Bid Conferences
Big East-8
Big 12-7
ACC-6
Big 10-5
MWC-4
SEC-3
A-10-3
Pac-10-2
WCC-2
Conf. USA-2
WAC-2
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When Arizona wins the Pac 10 Tournament who will get bumped out of the dance. Let's assume Washington and Arizona State have good runs in the Pac 10 Tourney, does the PAC get 4??
ReplyDeleteI will not be able to tell until I see how other bubble teams perform in their tourneys. As of right now, I would say not likely. The loser of the Washington and Arizona st. semifinal game will likely be left out since Arizona would likely take the loser's bid, but if all other bubble teams lay eggs in their conference tournaments and there are no bid stealers (Assuming Utah St. n UTEP win their their auto-bids), 4 would be a great possibility.
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