Bracketology 2/5/12

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Everyone at the cusp of the bubble keeps on losing. Texas got a blah win and moved up about 5 spots because of other people's losses. It was a hard decision to keep Dayton in, but all of my first 3 out lost yesterday. Creighton and UNLV losing saddened me, I was hoping for some mid-major power. I updated the mid-majors too (the SWAC doesn't have the last team!) Anyways, the seed list.
1 Syracuse, Kentucky, Ohio State, Duke
2 Florida, Baylor, North Carolina, Missouri
3 Murray State, Kansas, Georgetown, Michigan State
4 Florida State, Michigan, Marquette, UNLV
5 Saint Mary’s, Creighton, Indiana, Wisconsin
6 Vanderbilt, Virginia, Gonzaga, San Diego State
7 Mississippi State, Illinois, Louisville, Temple
8 Kansas State, Southern Miss, West Virginia, Connecticut
9 Harvard, Iowa State, Wichita State, Purdue
10 BYU, Memphis, New Mexico, Alabama
11 Notre Dame, Saint Louis, California, Seton Hall
12 Minnesota vs. Dayton, Texas vs. Colorado State, Cincinnati, Xavier
13 Long Beach State, Oral Roberts, Middle Tennessee State, Iona
14 Bucknell, Davidson, Cleveland State, Akron
15 Nevada, VCU, Weber State, Belmont
16 Stony Brook vs. Texas Arlington, Norfolk State vs. Mississippi Valley State, UNC-Asheville, Long Island

Last 4 in
Minnesota
Colorado State
Texas
Dayton
First 4 out
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Carolina State
Next 4 out
Northwestern
Washington
Stanford
Wyoming

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