Today’s full bracket post

Notes:

• Auto bid holders in this section are noted by the conference names in parentheses.
• New entrants are marked with an asterisk.
• Arrows indicate movement up or down the seed list (down to the spot on the seed list).
• For at-large candidates only, the numbers in parentheses after the team’s name are as follows: NET, record vs. D1 opposition, record in Quad 1 and Quad 2 games, record in Quad 1 games only. NET data reflects games played through Sunday, February 2nd. Records reflect games played through Monday, February 3rd. I pulled the quality win info from WarrenNolan.com’s selection sheets.

No. 1 Seeds

1. Baylor (Big 12) (2/20-1/13-1/7-0) — HOUSTON — St. Louis
↑2. San Diego State (MW) (1/22-0/9-0/4-0) — LOS ANGELES — Sacramento
↑3. Gonzaga (WCC) (3/23-1/6-1/4-1) — INDIANAPOLIS — Spokane
↓4. Kansas (4/18-3/14-3/9-3) — NEW YORK — Omaha

No. 2 Seeds

↑5. Duke (6/18-3/8-2/5-1) — NEW YORK — Greensboro
↑6. Dayton (A 10) (5/20-2/6-2/4-2) — INDIANAPOLIS — Cleveland
↑7. Louisville (ACC) (7/19-3/7-3/4-3) — HOUSTON — St. Louis
↑8. West Virginia (9/17-4/9-4/5-2) — LOS ANGELES — Cleveland

No. 3 Seeds

↑9. Villanova (13/17-4/9-4/5-4) — NEW YORK — Albany
↓10. Florida State (15/19-3/9-3/4-3) — INDIANAPOLIS — Tampa
↓11. Seton Hall (Big East) (16/16-5/11-5/6-4) — HOUSTON — Albany
↓12. Oregon (Pac-12) (18/18-5/9-5/4-3) — LOS ANGELES — Spokane

No. 4 Seeds

↑13. Maryland (11/17-4/9-4/5-4) — NEW YORK — Greensboro
↑14. Creighton (14/16-5/9-5/6-5) — INDIANAPOLIS — Tampa
↓15. Michigan State (Big Ten) (10/16-6/8-6/4-5) — HOUSTON — Omaha
↓16. Butler (12/17-5/11-5/6-4) — LOS ANGELES — Sacramento

No. 5 Seeds

↓17. Iowa (21/16-6/10-5/7-4)
↑18. LSU (SEC) (22/17-4/9-4/3-2)
↑19. Penn State (24/16-5/9-4/5-3)
↑20. Auburn (19/19-2/9-2/2-2)

No. 6 Seeds

↑21. Arizona (8/15-6/5-6/3-4)
↓22. Kentucky (27/16-5/6-4/4-3)
↑23. Marquette (25/16-6/9-6/4-5)
24. Illinois (30/15-6/7-5/4-4)

No. 7 Seeds

↑25. Wisconsin (32/13-9/7-8/6-7)
↑26. Ohio State (20/14-7/6-7/3-5)
↓27. Colorado (17/17-5/8-4/4-2)
↑28. Stanford (23/16-6/4-3/2-3)

No. 8 Seeds

↑29. Houston (35/17-5/6-4/2-4)
↑30. Michigan (31/13-8/7-8/4-8)
↓31. Wichita State (37/17-4/7-4/0-2)
↓32. USC (45/17-5/7-4/3-4)

No. 9 Seeds

↓33. Rutgers (28/15-6/6-5/2-5)
↓34. Indiana (52/15-7/5-7/3-6)
*35. Texas Tech (29/13-8/4-8/2-8)
36. Arkansas (34/16-5/6-5/2-3)

No. 10 Seeds

↑37. Rhode Island (40/16-5/6-4/1-3)
↑38. Saint Mary’s (33/18-5/6-3/2-2)
↓39. Florida (42/13-8/5-8/3-4)
↑40. BYU (26/16-7/5-7/1-4) — Swapped to an 11 seed to ensure Thursday/Saturday placement

No. 11 Seeds

↓41. Mississippi State (38/14-7/4-5/1-5) — Swapped to a 10 seed to accommodate BYU
*42. (First Four) Oklahoma (49/14-7/7-7/2-6)
*43. (First Four) Virginia (58/14-6/6-5/2-2) — LOWEST-RANKED NET AT-LARGE
↑44. Northern Iowa (MVC) (43/17-3/3-1/1-1)
*45. (First Four) Xavier (47/14-8/5-8/2-7)
↓46. (First Four) Memphis (51/16-5/5-4/1-3)

No. 12 Seeds

*47. Tulsa (American) (60/15-6/4-4/0-2)
↑48. Yale (Ivy) (50/14-4/1-4/0-1)
↑49. Stephen F. Austin (Southland)
*50. Furman (SoCon)

First Four Out (NIT No. 1 Seeds)

↓69. VCU (36/16-6/3-6/1-4) — HIGHEST-RANKED NET EXCLUSION
↓70. Alabama (41/12-9/3-8/1-5)
↑71. Cincinnati (46/14-7/6-4/0-4)
↑72. Georgetown (48/13-9/6-9/2-8)

Next Four Out

↓73. ETSU (54/16-4/4-2/2-1)
↑74. Purdue (39/12-10/5-9/2-8)
↑75. Minnesota (44/11-10/5-10/3-8)
↑76. Utah State (55/15-7/3-6/2-4)

No. 13 Seeds

↑51. Vermont (AE)
52. North Texas (C-USA)
↑53. New Mexico State (WAC)
↑54. UC Irvine (Big West)

No. 14 Seeds

↑55. Winthrop (Big South)
*56. Bowling Green (MAC)
57. Wright State (Horizon)
↑58. Colgate (Patriot)

No. 15 Seeds

↑59. South Dakota State (Summit)
↑60. Little Rock (Sun Belt)
↓61. William & Mary (CAA)
62. Murray State (OVC)

No. 16 Seeds

*63. Eastern Washington (Big Sky)
*64. North Florida (ASUN)
65. (First Four) Monmouth (MAAC)
P*66. (First Four) (SWAC)66. (First Four) Prairie View A&M (SWAC)
67. (First Four) Robert Morris (NEC)
*68. (First Four) North Carolina A&T (MEAC)

Conference Ranking With Seeds

Note: Auto bid holders are denoted by asterisks.

Big Ten (10): 4. Maryland, 4. Michigan State*, 5. Iowa, 5. Penn State, 6. Illinois, 7. Wisconsin, 7. Ohio State, 8. Michigan, 9. Rutgers, 9. Indiana
Big East (6): 3. Villanova, 3. Seton Hall*, 4. Creighton, 4. Butler, 6. Marquette, 11. Xavier (First Four)
SEC (6): 5. LSU*, 5. Auburn, 6. Kentucky, 9. Arkansas, 10. Florida, 11. Mississippi State
Big 12 (5): 1. Baylor*, 1. Kansas, 2. West Virginia, 9. Texas Tech, 11. Oklahoma (First Four)
Pac-12 (5): 3. Oregon*, 6, Arizona, 7. Colorado, 7. Stanford, 8. USC
AAC (4): 8. Houston, 8. Wichita State, 12. Memphis (First Four), 12. Tulsa*
ACC (4): 2. Duke, 2. Louisville*, 3. Florida State, 11. Virginia (First Four)
WCC (3): 1. Gonzaga*, 10. Saint Mary’s, 10. BYU
A 10 (2): 2. Dayton*, 10. Rhode Island

Auto Bid Selection Procedures

In nearly all cases, a conference’s automatic bid will go to the team that would own the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament if the season ended today.

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