Here is my UPDATED NCAA Tournament field broken down by conference. Yes, I know I have 9 teams from the ACC in my current field. How do you deny any of the teams at this point? I will cover this in a future blog, possibly tomorrow.
65 Teams
America East (1)
Proj. Champ: Vermont
At-Large: None
Bubble: None
ACC (9)
Proj. Champ: North Carolina
At-Large: Duke, Maryland, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Boston College, Florida St., Virginia, Georgia Tech
Bubble: None
Atlantic Sun (1)
Proj. Champ: East Tenn. St.
At-Large: None
Bubble: None
Atlantic 10 (1)
Proj. Champ: Xavier
At-Large: None
Bubble: None
Big East (6)
Proj. Champ: Pittsburgh
At-Large: Marquette, Notre Dame, Villanova, Georgetown, West Virginia
Bubble: Syracuse,Providence, Louisville
Big Sky (1)
Proj. Champ:Montana
At-Large: None
Bubble: None
Big South (1)
Proj. Champ:Winthrop
At-Large: None
Bubble: None
Big Ten (4)
Proj. Champ:Wisconsin
At-Large: Ohio St., Indiana, Illinois
Bubble: Purdue, Michigan St.
Big 12 (5)
Proj. Champ: Kansas
At-Large: Texas A& M, Oklahoma St., Texas, Texas Tech
I have been doing my own bracket projections for over 10 years now and I have decided to start posting them here on a blog. I know there are other “bracketologies” out there but if you are looking for another opinion on where your team(s) stands take a look at my “bracketology”. It is just a hobby of mine, but I try to give each team as strong as consideration as possible. I update my projections after games through each Sunday. Normally, I begin making projections in early to mid January. I will continue to post them each week and feel free to leave me some feedback. Tell me why I am crazy for leaving teams out, where I have teams seeded, or why I have certain teams in the field of 65. Or if you have any questions I would love to answer them. I base my projections using as close to the NCAA Selection Committee’s process as possible. Factoring into these projections are a combination of RPI, SOS, W/L Record, W/L vs RPI Top 50, conference strength, road/neutral court W/L, last 10 games, quality wins, and bad losses. Below is my bracket through games of Sunday, February 11th.
I have been doing my own bracket projections for over 10 years now and I have decided to start posting them here on a blog. I know there are other “bracketologies” out there but if you are looking for another opinion on where your team(s) stands take a look at my “bracketology”. It is just a hobby of mine, but I try to give each team as strong as consideration as possible. I update my projections after games through each Sunday. Normally, I begin making projections in early to mid January. This season, this is my 3rd set of projections but the first I have posted. I will continue to post them each week and feel free to leave me some feedback. Tell me why I am crazy for leaving teams out, where I have teams seeded, or why I have certain teams in the field of 65. Or if you have any questions I would love to answer them. I base my projections using as close to the NCAA Selection Committee’s process as possible. Factoring into these projections are RPI, SOS, W/L Record, W/L vs RPI Top 50, conference strength, road/neutral court W/L, last 10 games, quality wins, and bad losses. Below is my bracket through games of Sunday, February 4th.
