Blogging the Bracket, College Basketball Bracketology

Are more WAC moves on the way? A single tweet has us thinking the answer is most definitely "Yes".

Someone explain this one to me. Why would a school leave the established, stable Summit Conference for the mess that has become the WAC? UM-Kansas City, the microphone is yours.

The addition of Cal State Bakersfield and Utah Valley helps move the WAC closer to the magic number of seven: the number of schools needed to retain its automatic bid to the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

Blogging the Bracket's Chris Dobbertean looks at the Southland's recent expansion and the WAC's continued move toward extinction.

Blogging the Bracket's Chris Dobbertean takes a very early look at the 2012 Maui Invitational field and the WAC's latest move.

Blogging the Bracket's Chris Dobbertean updates the WAC's auto bid situation, which has been helped by a new piece of NCAA legislation.

Blogging the Bracket looks at how the new Big Ten football divisions would work from a basketball perspective and more fallout from the BYU's move to the West Coast Conference.

Blogging the Bracket looks at how the MWC, WAC, and WCC will look once BYU leaves the Mountain West for the 2011-12 academic year and warns that the moves aren't over yet.

Blogging the Bracket came up with an out of left field idea after hearing Hawai'i's thoughts on football independence.

Blogging the Bracket looks at the potential basketball impacts of a Mountain West/WAC shuffle.