Bracketology S-Curve For January 22, 2012
by Chris Dobbertean on Jan 22, 2012 8:06 PM EST
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PrintAs tomorrow is a winter Monday that's not a holiday, my full bracket projection will be up on SBNation.com at some point in the morning. To whet your appetite in the meantime, here's the S-curve.
Auto bids in bold.
| 1 seeds | 1. Syracuse |
2. Kentucky |
3. Ohio State |
4. Kansas |
| 2 seeds | 8. North Carolina |
7. Baylor |
6. Missouri |
5. Duke |
| 3 seeds | 9. Michigan State |
10. UNLV |
11. Georgetown |
12. Seton Hall |
| 4 seeds | 16. West Virginia |
15. Murray State |
14. Indiana |
13. Creighton |
| 5 seeds | 17. Virginia |
18. Connecticut |
19. Illinois |
20. Vanderbilt |
| 6 seeds | 24. Marquette |
23. Michigan |
22. San Diego State |
21. St. Mary's |
| 7 seeds | 25. Kansas State |
26. Mississippi State |
27. Florida |
28. Wisconsin |
| 8 seeds | 32. Gonzaga |
31. Cincinnati |
30. Alabama |
29. Dayton |
| 9 seeds | 33. Florida State |
34. Louisville |
35. Temple |
36. Wichita State |
| 10 seeds | 40. Xavier |
39. Memphis |
38. Purdue |
37. California |
| 11 seeds | 41. UCF |
42. Marshall |
43. Davidson |
44. Saint Louis |
| 12 seeds | 48. Minnesota |
47. Middle Tenn. |
46. Southern Miss. |
45. Long Beach State |
| 12-13 seeds | 49. Cleveland State |
50. Notre Dame |
51. Marshall (First Four) |
52. Oklahoma (First Four) |
| 13-14 seeds | 56. Oral Roberts |
55. Iona |
54. Oregon (First Four) |
53. New Mexico (First Four) |
| 14-15 seeds | 57. George Mason |
58. Nevada |
59. Weber State |
60. Ball State |
| 15-16 seeds | 64. Long Island |
63. Bucknell |
62. Norfolk State |
61. Mercer |
| 16 seeds (First Four) |
65. Stony Brook |
66. UT Arlington |
67. UNC Asheville |
68. Miss. Valley St. |
| Last Four Out |
69. Northwestern |
70. Arkansas |
71. N.C. State |
72. BYU |
| Next Four Out | 73. Rutgers |
74. Stanford |
75. USF |
76. Iowa State |
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Not that I'm complaining as a Cuse fan,
but are you handicapping our loss to ND because Fab Melo wasn’t there? Is that why we are still at the top?
Go Cuse!
They are good
I think he just believes they are the best team in the Big East and will still win the conference title and possibly the BE Tourney which pretty much puts them at overall #1
by IndyCinciVille on Jan 23, 2012 12:49 PM EST up reply actions
Honestly, I think Cuse would have lost with him on the court Saturday...
but regardless, my decision is based on the whole season. Syracuse still has more RPI Top 100 wins than Kentucky, even if the one loss is worse.
Of course, if the Orange lose tonight and we find out Fab is out more more than these two games, I’ll have to reconsider things.
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by Chris Dobbertean on Jan 23, 2012 2:47 PM EST up reply actions
