Last Eight In: Marquette, St. Joseph’s, Florida, Oklahoma, DePaul, BYU, St. John’s, Syracuse
First Eight Out: Saint Mary’s, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Washington State, Michigan, East Carolina, Texas, Arkansas
Not surprisingly, the ACC has already turned into a four team race. Duke, Notre Dame and Maryland are all undefeated in conference play and North Carolina has just one loss. The Tar Heels loss came against the Terrapins and that has been the only matchup between the big four so far this season. That means there is a long, long way to go in the ACC. Between February 2nd and March 2nd, the last day of the regular season in the conference, Duke plays five games against North Carolina, Notre Dame and Maryland. There will probably be two #1 seeds up for grabs in the ACC and it will likely come down to the ACC tournament before those four teams sort out their NCAA Tournament seedings.
See the Women's Basketball Projected NCAA Tournament Bracket
ACC: Duke, Florida State, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Syracuse
American: Connecticut, Louisville, Rutgers
Big East: DePaul, Marquette, St. John’s, Villanova
Big 12: Baylor, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, West Virginia
Big Ten: Iowa, Michigan State, Nebraska, Penn State, Purdue
Pac-12: Arizona State, California, Colorado, Stanford
SEC: Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt
A-10: Dayton, St. Joseph’s
CAA: Delaware
C-USA: Middle Tennessee State
Horizon: Green Bay
MAC: Bowling Green
MVC: Wichita State
MWC: Fresno State
WAC: Seattle
WCC: BYU, Gonzaga, San Diego
America East: Albany
A-Sun: Florida Gulf Coast
Big Sky: Montana State
Big South: Liberty
Big West: Cal Poly
Ivy League: Princeton
MAAC: Marist
MEAC: Hampton
NEC: St. Francis Brooklyn
OVC: Tennessee-Martin
Patriot: Navy
Southern: Chattanooga
Southland: McNeese State
Summit: South Dakota State
Sun Belt: Western Kentucky
SWAC: Southern
See the Women's Basketball Projected NCAA Tournament Bracket
