[Spiny_Norman]

Also mentioned on the broadcast, the most current bracketology from today has three #1 seeds from the Pac12. UCLA, Colorado, and Stanford. Although the announcer said that is unlikely to happen in the end. Our resume and NET right now is very good.

I think it's more likely that the P12 teams beat up on each other and that none of them end up a 1 seed. South Carolina, UConn and Iowa look like strong candidates. The P12 teams will be competing with the Big 12 champ (maybe Kansas State), the ACC champ and perhaps LSU for the other spot.

One thing to consider regarding seeding - with 5 strong P12 teams that could be in the top 16, the NCAA Committee will have to spread them across regionals. 2 or 3 of those teams will be sent to the Portland brackets and 2 or 3 will be sent to the Albany brackets. Maybe teams with better records/rankings will have a better chance to stay out West.

[Spiny_Norman]

Also mentioned on the broadcast, the most current bracketology from today has three #1 seeds from the Pac12. UCLA, Colorado, and Stanford. Although the announcer said that is unlikely to happen in the end. Our resume and NET right now is very good.

I think it's more likely that the P12 teams beat up on each other and that none of them end up a 1 seed. South Carolina, UConn and Iowa look like strong candidates. The P12 teams will be competing with the Big 12 champ (maybe Kansas State), the ACC champ and perhaps LSU for the other spot.

One thing to consider regarding seeding - with 5 strong P12 teams that could be in the top 16, the NCAA Committee will have to spread them across regionals. 2 or 3 of those teams will be sent to the Portland brackets and 2 or 3 will be sent to the Albany brackets. Maybe teams with better records/rankings will have a better chance to stay out West.