Bracketology 3/4/20
Purdue moves back into the field after a big win at Iowa takes the Boilermakers to 16-14 overall. After a four game skid in mid-February, they will probably be in with two more wins- one against Rutgers on Saturday, and one in the Big Ten Tournament. The other big bubble winner is Texas, who beat Oklahoma at the buzzer to move up out of the First Four. The Longhorns have picked up 3 quad 1 wins in their last 3 games, and have no bad losses.
At the top, the 2 through 4 lines remain quite fluid. I likely would've moved Kentucky to the 2 line if they had beaten Tennessee at home, but instead Maryland holds onto the last spot. Michigan State is making a late charge and could move up to the 2 line if they win the Big Ten Tournament.
1: Kansas, Baylor, Gonzaga, San Diego State
2: Dayton, Seton Hall, Florida State, Maryland
3: Creighton, Kentucky, Duke, Michigan State
4: Villanova, Louisville, Oregon, Auburn
5: Ohio State, BYU, Butler, Penn State
6: Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Houston
7: Colorado, West Virginia, Illinois, St. Mary's
8: Arizona, Virginia, Marquette, LSU
9: Oklahoma, Xavier, Texas Tech, Rutgers
10: USC, Arizona State, East Tennessee State, Florida
11: Northern Iowa, Indiana, Wichita State, Texas
12: (Providence/Utah State), (Stanford/Purdue), Stephen F. Austin, Liberty
13: Yale, Vermont, Akron, New Mexico State
14: North Texas, Belmont, Colgate, Wright State
15: Hofstra, UC Irvine, North Dakota State, Little Rock
16: Radford, Eastern Washington, (St. Francis PA/Siena), (Prairie View A&M/North Carolina A&T)
First Four Out: Richmond, Rhode Island, Cincinnati, North Carolina State
Next Four Out: UCLA, Memphis, Arkansas, Stephen F. Austin
Also Considered: Mississippi State, Notre Dame, Furman, Tennessee
Moving In: Purdue
Moving Out: Rhode Island
Bids by Conference:
Big Ten: 11
Big East: 7
Pac-12: 6
Big 12: 6
ACC: 4
SEC: 4
West Coast: 3
American: 2
Mountain West: 2
At the top, the 2 through 4 lines remain quite fluid. I likely would've moved Kentucky to the 2 line if they had beaten Tennessee at home, but instead Maryland holds onto the last spot. Michigan State is making a late charge and could move up to the 2 line if they win the Big Ten Tournament.
1: Kansas, Baylor, Gonzaga, San Diego State
2: Dayton, Seton Hall, Florida State, Maryland
3: Creighton, Kentucky, Duke, Michigan State
4: Villanova, Louisville, Oregon, Auburn
5: Ohio State, BYU, Butler, Penn State
6: Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Houston
7: Colorado, West Virginia, Illinois, St. Mary's
8: Arizona, Virginia, Marquette, LSU
9: Oklahoma, Xavier, Texas Tech, Rutgers
10: USC, Arizona State, East Tennessee State, Florida
11: Northern Iowa, Indiana, Wichita State, Texas
12: (Providence/Utah State), (Stanford/Purdue), Stephen F. Austin, Liberty
13: Yale, Vermont, Akron, New Mexico State
14: North Texas, Belmont, Colgate, Wright State
15: Hofstra, UC Irvine, North Dakota State, Little Rock
16: Radford, Eastern Washington, (St. Francis PA/Siena), (Prairie View A&M/North Carolina A&T)
First Four Out: Richmond, Rhode Island, Cincinnati, North Carolina State
Next Four Out: UCLA, Memphis, Arkansas, Stephen F. Austin
Also Considered: Mississippi State, Notre Dame, Furman, Tennessee
Moving In: Purdue
Moving Out: Rhode Island
Bids by Conference:
Big Ten: 11
Big East: 7
Pac-12: 6
Big 12: 6
ACC: 4
SEC: 4
West Coast: 3
American: 2
Mountain West: 2
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