Last Eight In: West Virginia, Saint Joseph’s, Charlotte, St. John’s, Iowa, Texas Tech, DePaul, Michigan
First Eight Out: Washington, Wyoming, Kansas, Duquesne, Saint Mary’s, SMU, Florida Gulf Coast, Ohio State
The top four seeds are pretty well set no matter what happens from here on out, but there are a lot of teams looking to move up into the second and third seed spots. North Carolina made a good case for a three seed by making it to the ACC Finals. Maryland, who lost to UNC, is likely looking at three seed now as well instead of a two seed. The powerful SEC has seen a lot of movers lately as well. Kentucky and Texas A&M are on the rise, while Georgia and South Carolina were hoping for better showings in the SEC Tournament. Tennessee will likely move to a third seed as well after seemingly being stuck in that two seed spot forever. Losses to Kentucky and Texas A&M six days apart have raised concerns, but in the end that would just make Tennessee the most dangerous three seed in the 2013 NCAA Tournament.
See the Projected NCAA Tournament Bracket
ACC: Duke*, North Carolina, Maryland, Florida State, Miami
Big East: Notre Dame, Connecticut, Louisville, Syracuse, Villanova, South Florida, DePaul, St. John’s
Big 12: Baylor, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, West Virginia
Big Ten: Penn State, Nebraska, Michigan State, Purdue*, Michigan, Iowa
Pac-12: Stanford*, California, UCLA, Colorado
SEC: Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas A&M*, Georgia, South Carolina, LSU, Vanderbilt
A-10: Dayton, Fordham, Charlotte, Saint Joseph’s
CAA: Delaware
C-USA: Tulane
Horizon: Green Bay
MAC: Toledo
MVC: Creighton
MWC: San Diego State
WAC: Utah State
WCC: Gonzaga
America East: Albany
A-Sun: Stetson*
Big Sky: Montana
Big South: Liberty*
Big West: Pacific
Ivy League: Princeton
MAAC: Marist
MEAC: Hampton
NEC: Quinnipiac
OVC: Tennessee-Martin*
Patriot: Navy
Southern: Chattanooga
Southland: Oral Roberts
Summit: South Dakota State
Sun Belt: Middle Tennessee
SWAC: Texas Southern
See the Projected NCAA Tournament Bracket
