Bracketology 2/19/20

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The biggest winner of the last 48 hours is Illinois, who got a massive win at Penn State. The Illini are probably safe from any real bubble trouble- if they win their next two against Nebraska and Northwestern, they're a lock. Elsewhere in the Big Ten, Purdue lost at Wisconsin to fall to 14-13. I think it's unlikely the Boilers become the first 16 loss team to make the field, unless it includes a nice run in the Big Ten Tournament. So it will likely take a 3-1 finish in their last 4- the good news is 3 of those games are at home, and the road trip is a winnable one at Iowa.

1: Baylor, Kansas, Gonzaga, San Diego State
2: Duke, Maryland, Dayton, Florida State
3: Louisville, Creighton, Seton Hall, Auburn
4: Penn State, West Virginia, Villanova, Kentucky
5: Colorado, Oregon, Butler, Michigan State
6: Iowa, Ohio State, Marquette, Arizona
7: Houston, Wisconsin, BYU, Illinois
8: Michigan, Rutgers, St. Mary's, Texas Tech
9: Rhode Island, Oklahoma, LSU, Xavier
10: Northern Iowa, USC, Wichita State, Arizona State
11: Utah State, East Tennessee State, Florida, Indiana
12: (Virginia/Georgetown), (Richmond/Cincinnati), Stephen F. Austin, Liberty
13: Yale, Vermont, Akron, North Texas
14: New Mexico State, Wright State, South Dakota State, Colgate
15: Hofstra, Little Rock, UC Irvine, Murray State
16: Winthrop, Montana, (Prairie View A&M/St. Peter's), (Robert Morris/Norfolk State)

First Four Out: Mississippi State, Purdue, Minnesota, SMU
Next Four Out: Stanford, Alabama, VCU, Memphis
Also Considered: Stephen F. Austin, Furman, Providence, UNC Greensboro

Moving In: Cincinnati, Norfolk State
Moving Out: Purdue, North Carolina Central

Bids by Conference:
Big Ten: 10
Big East: 7
Pac-12: 6
Big 12: 5
ACC: 4
SEC: 4
American: 3
West Coast: 3
Atlantic 10: 2
Mountain West: 2

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