Last Four In: Iowa State, Virginia Tech, Washington, Seton Hall
First Four Out: Colorado, Clemson, Arizona, Harvard
Georgia Tech seems to have hit a bump in the road as they have lost a couple games, which sends them down the line to the No. 5 seed this week. I still expect them to receive a top 4 seed when all is said and done. Tennessee remains as a No. 3 seed despite the close loss to home at LSU in which they narrowly lost at the buzzer despite an 18-point comeback. Notre Dame joins the three other No. 1 seeds (UCLA, USC, South Carolina) after Texas falls to South Carolina in perhaps the worst performance all season for the Longhorns. The Big Ten still remains atop the list with the most teams in the field (13) – without the Pac-12 splitting up, there would only be 9 Big Ten teams which is the usual.
ACC: Notre Dame*, Georgia Tech, Duke, NC State, North Carolina, Florida State, California, Louisville, Virginia Tech
American: UTSA
Big East: Connecticut*, Creighton, Seton Hall
Big 12: Kansas State*, TCU, Utah, Baylor, Oklahoma State, West Virginia, Iowa State
Big Ten: UCLA*, USC, Maryland, Ohio State, Michigan State, Minnesota, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, Nebraska
SEC: South Carolina*, Texas, LSU, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Alabama, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Ole Miss, Mississippi State
A-10: Richmond
America East: Albany
A-Sun: Florida Gulf Coast
Big Sky: Montana State
Big South: Longwood
Big West: Long Beach State
CAA: North Carolina A&T
C-USA: Middle Tennessee
Horizon: Purdue-Ft. Wayne
Ivy: Princeton
MAAC: Quinnipiac
MAC: Ball State
MEAC: Norfolk State
MVC: Drake
MWC: UNLV
NEC: Fairleigh Dickinson
OVC: Eastern Illinois
Patriot: Army
Southern: UNC Greensboro
Southland: SE Louisiana
Summit: South Dakota State
Sun Belt: James Madison
SWAC: Jackson State
WAC: UT Arlington
WCC: Portland
