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11 seeds (West Virginia, Cincinnati, BYU, Mississippi State, Seton Hall)
Feb 28 DePaul @ West Virginia
Feb 29 Mississippi State @ South Carolina
Feb 29 Marquette @ Cincinnati
Mar 2 BYU vs San Diego (Las Vegas, NV)
Mar 3 West Virginia @ South Florida
Mar 3 Cincinnati @ Villanova
Mar 3 Seton Hall @ DePaul
Mar 3 Arkansas @ Mississippi State

12 seeds (Texas, Northwestern, Xaiver, Colorado State, Miami)
Fab 28 Xaiver @ Saint Louis
Feb 29 Oklahoma @ Texas
Feb 29 Miami @ NC State
Feb 29 UNLV @ Colorado State
Feb 29 Ohio State @ Northwestern
Mar 3 Texas @ Kansas
Mar 3 Charlotte @ Xavier
Mar 3 Boston College @ Miami
Mar 3 Northwestern @ Iowa
Mar 3 Colorado State @ Air Force

first 4 out (Arizona, NC State, St. Joesph's, Dayton)
Feb 29 St. Joesph's @ St. Bonaventure
Feb 29 Dayton @ Richmond
Feb 29 Miami @ NC State (Root for NC State here, because NC State will have a better chance of losing to V-tech than Miami to BC)
Mar 3 George Washington @ St. Joesph's
Mar 4 Arizona @ Arizona State
Mar 4 NC State @ Virginia Tech

next 4 out (South Florida, UCF, Illinois, Oregon)
Feb 28 UCF @ Memphis
Feb 29 South Florida @ Louisville
Mar 1 Michigan @ Illinois
Mar 3 West Virginia @ South Florida
Mar 3 UAB @ UCF
Mar 4 Illinois @ Wisconsin

other bubbles (VCU, Minnesota, LSU)
Feb 28 Minnesota @ Wisconsin
Feb 29 Tennessee @ LSU
Mar 3 Nebraska @ Minnesota
Mar 3 LSU @ Auburn

Tomorrow's Games-
Feb 28 DePaul @ West Virginia
Fab 28 Xaiver @ Saint Louis
Feb 28 UCF @ Memphis
Feb 28 Minnesota @ Wisconsin

UCF and Xavier losing would be big for us. If teams like them keep winning, we won't make it unless we win the Pac-12 tournament.

West Virginia won, no surprise. But Uconn loss to Providence. They just made themselves a bubble team.

Minnesota lost, they are definitely out now.
UCF lost to Memphis. They should be out honestly, but there's still some hope if they do well in their tournament.
Xavier is losing to Saint Louis despite leading by double figures. If they lose, that'll hurt them too.

Feb 29 Mississippi State @ South Carolina
Feb 29 Marquette @ Cincinnati
Feb 29 Oklahoma @ Texas
Feb 29 UNLV @ Colorado State
Feb 29 Ohio State @ Northwestern
Feb 29 St. Joesph's @ St. Bonaventure
Feb 29 Dayton @ Richmond
Feb 29 Miami @ NC State
Feb 29 South Florida @ Louisville
Feb 29 Tennessee @ LSU

If all bolded teams win and Oregon win 3 games, we are in.

well tk ucf and xavier both lost

cordy02c wrote:well tk ucf and xavier both lost

Updated in the first post, I really don't know who to root for in the NC State/Miami game.

UOducksTK1 wrote:

cordy02c wrote:well tk ucf and xavier both lost

Updated in the first post, I really don't know who to root for in the NC State/Miami game.

Whichever team would drop further in the RPI with a loss...that's the one you want to lose LOL.

Eksynyt wrote:

UOducksTK1 wrote:

cordy02c wrote:well tk ucf and xavier both lost

Updated in the first post, I really don't know who to root for in the NC State/Miami game.

Whichever team would drop further in the RPI with a loss...that's the one you want to lose LOL.

They are both in the same position. Miami probably has the slight edge. But Miami has an easy last game vs BC, while NC State has a tough road game against Vtech.

Soo would you rather have both go 1-1 or NC state go 0-2 with Miami going 2-0.

Louisville, St. Bonny, South Carolina, and NC State all have a solid chance tonight, hopefully they pull through. Not sure about Tennessee's chances, I think Cinci wins by a decent margin.

Come on Louisville! Down at half at home, 17 points in a half.

Cincy is probably in now. Wow @ USF winning, that sucks...

Please, Miss state, lose...

Despite USF being absolutely awful in non-conference, they are now 12-5 in the Big East and even ahead of a ranked team like Louisville. Really need South Carolina here because that would be an awful loss for Miss ST.

Dayton and St. Joes lost

UOducksTK1 wrote:Dayton and St. Joes lost

As did Northwestern, LSU and Miami. Colorado State is the only one left today, and they are losing at home.

Are any of the 5 losers definetly out now? Besides conference tournaments results, of course.