2008 NCAA Tournament
National Semifinals: April 5
National Finals: April 7
Site: The Alamodome
Final Four Pairings
East (1) v. Midwest (4), South (2) v. West (3)
Play-in Game
Sacred Heart (Northeast) v. Alabama St. (SWAC)
Charlotte
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: Charlotte Arena
1 North Carolina (ACC) v. 16 Play-in Game
8 Mississippi State v. 9 Baylor
Pod site: Raleigh
5 Butler (Horizon League) v. 12 Arizona State
4 Notre Dame v. 13 Stephen F. Austin (Southland)
Pod site: Denver
3 Xavier (Atlantic 10) v. 14 Cornell (Ivy League)
6 BYU (Mountain West) v. 11 Illinois State
Pod site: Washington, DC
7 Miami (FL) v. 10 Texas A&M
2 Georgetown (Big East) v. 15 Md.-Balt County (Am. East)
Pod site: Tampa
Detroit
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Ford Field
1 Tennessee (SEC) v. 16 American (Patriot)
8 Oklahoma v. 9 St. Mary’s
Pod site: Birmingham
5 Indiana v. 12 New Mexico
4 Stanford v. 13 San Diego (West Coast)
Pod site: Anaheim
3 Wisconsin (Big 10) v. 14 UC-Santa Barbara (Big West)
6 Washington State v. 11 Arkansas
Pod site: Omaha
7 Pittsburgh v. 10 South Alabama
2 Kansas v. 15 Austin Peay (Ohio Valley)
Pod site: Omaha
Phoenix
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: US Airways Arena
1 UCLA (Pacific 10) v. 16 Morgan State (MEAC)
8 Gonzaga v. 9 UNLV
Pod site: Anaheim
5 Michigan State v. 12 Western Kentucky (Sun Belt)
4 Vanderbilt v. 13 George Mason (Colonial)
Pod site: Tampa
3 Louisville v. 14 Utah State (WAC)
6 Southern California v. 11 Kent State (Mid-American)
Pod site: Birmingham
7 Marquette v. 10 Kentucky
2 Duke v. 15 Winthrop (Big South)
Pod site: Raleigh
Houston
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Reliant Stadium
1 Memphis (Conf. USA) v. 16 Portland State (Big Sky)
8 Kansas State v. 9 West Virginia
Pod site: Little Rock
5 Drake (Missouri Valley) v. 12 Oregon
4 Purdue v. 13 Oral Roberts (Summit)
Pod site: Denver
3 Connecticut v. 14 Siena (Metro Atlantic)
6 Clemson v. 11 Massachusetts
Pod site: Washington, DC
7 Davidson (Southern) v. 10 Arizona
2 Texas (Big 12) v. 15 Belmont (Atlantic Sun)
Pod site: Little Rock
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
BracketTown Breakdown
The BracketTown Breakdown
The Hamptons - ‘High-End Teams’, already locked (27): Tennessee (SEC), Memphis (Conference USA), North Carolina (ACC), Texas (Big 12), UCLA (Pac-10), Duke, Kansas, Xavier (Atlantic 10), Georgetown (Big East), Stanford, Wisconsin (Big 10), Vanderbilt, Connecticut, Indiana, Louisville, Butler (Horizon), Drake (Missouri Valley), Michigan State, Notre Dame, Marquette, Purdue, Washington State, Clemson, Southern California, Davidson (Southern), Gonzaga and Mississippi State.
Mid-Major Massacres – Little guys who are ruining the bubble (3): San Diego (West Coast), George Mason (Colonial), Western Kentucky (Sun Belt)
One Bid Wonders (15, current conference leader listed): Oral Roberts (Summit), Cornell (Ivy), Siena (Metro-Atlantic), Maryland-Baltimore County (Am. East), Stephen F. Austin (Southland), Belmont (Atlantic Sun), Utah State (WAC), American (Patriot), Austin Peay (Ohio Valley), UC-Santa Barbara (Big West), Portland State (Big Sky), Winthrop (Big South), Sacred Heart (Northeast), Morgan State (Mid-Eastern), Alabama State (SWAC).
Town Square Teams – Teams gathered in the middle of the bracket (33 teams for 16 spots, teams in parenthesis are current conference leaders): Kent State (Mid-American), St. Mary's, BYU (Mountain West), Arizona, South Alabama, Miami (FL), Pittsburgh, Oklahoma, UNLV, Baylor, West Virginia, Arkansas, Umass, Kansas State, Saint Joseph's, Texas A&M, Syracuse, Rhode Island, Maryland, Arizona State, Va. Commonwealth, Florida, UAB, Illinois State, New Mexico, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Houston, Kentucky, Villanova, Oregon, Dayton, Mississippi.
The Hamptons - ‘High-End Teams’, already locked (27): Tennessee (SEC), Memphis (Conference USA), North Carolina (ACC), Texas (Big 12), UCLA (Pac-10), Duke, Kansas, Xavier (Atlantic 10), Georgetown (Big East), Stanford, Wisconsin (Big 10), Vanderbilt, Connecticut, Indiana, Louisville, Butler (Horizon), Drake (Missouri Valley), Michigan State, Notre Dame, Marquette, Purdue, Washington State, Clemson, Southern California, Davidson (Southern), Gonzaga and Mississippi State.
Mid-Major Massacres – Little guys who are ruining the bubble (3): San Diego (West Coast), George Mason (Colonial), Western Kentucky (Sun Belt)
One Bid Wonders (15, current conference leader listed): Oral Roberts (Summit), Cornell (Ivy), Siena (Metro-Atlantic), Maryland-Baltimore County (Am. East), Stephen F. Austin (Southland), Belmont (Atlantic Sun), Utah State (WAC), American (Patriot), Austin Peay (Ohio Valley), UC-Santa Barbara (Big West), Portland State (Big Sky), Winthrop (Big South), Sacred Heart (Northeast), Morgan State (Mid-Eastern), Alabama State (SWAC).
Town Square Teams – Teams gathered in the middle of the bracket (33 teams for 16 spots, teams in parenthesis are current conference leaders): Kent State (Mid-American), St. Mary's, BYU (Mountain West), Arizona, South Alabama, Miami (FL), Pittsburgh, Oklahoma, UNLV, Baylor, West Virginia, Arkansas, Umass, Kansas State, Saint Joseph's, Texas A&M, Syracuse, Rhode Island, Maryland, Arizona State, Va. Commonwealth, Florida, UAB, Illinois State, New Mexico, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Houston, Kentucky, Villanova, Oregon, Dayton, Mississippi.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Monday Bids
Four more bids will be handed out tonight and the Bubble Teams will be rooting for Davidson (v. Elon) in the Southern Conference final in Charleston and Gonzaga (v. San Diego) in the West Coast Conference final at the "Slim Gym" -- Jenny Craig Pavillion on San Diego's campus.
Other bids tonight: MAAC (Siena v. Rider -- please tune in to watch Jason Thompson of Rider) and the Colonial (George Mason -- remember us v. William and Mary). Both games should not have an effect on the bubble.
Other bids tonight: MAAC (Siena v. Rider -- please tune in to watch Jason Thompson of Rider) and the Colonial (George Mason -- remember us v. William and Mary). Both games should not have an effect on the bubble.
March 10th BracketTown Breakdown
The BracketTown Breakdown
The Hamptons - ‘High-End Teams’, already locked (25): Tennessee (SEC), Memphis (Conference USA), North Carolina (ACC), Texas (Big 12), UCLA (Pac-10), Duke, Kansas, Xavier (Atlantic 10), Georgetown (Big East), Stanford, Wisconsin (Big 10), Vanderbilt, Connecticut, Indiana, Louisville, Butler (Horizon), Drake (Missouri Valley), Michigan State, Notre Dame, Marquette, Purdue, Washington State, Clemson, Southern California, Gonzaga (West Coast) and BYU (Mountain West).
One Bid Wonders (15, current conference leader listed): Oral Roberts (Summit), Cornell (Ivy), Siena (Metro-Atlantic), Maryland-Baltimore County (Am. East), Stephen F. Austin (Southland), Belmont (Atlantic Sun), Utah State (WAC), American (Patriot), Austin Peay (Ohio Valley), UC-Santa Barbara (Big West), Portland State (Big Sky), Winthrop (Big South), Sacred Heart (Northeast), Morgan State (Mid-Eastern), Alabama State (SWAC).
Town Square Teams – Teams gathered in the middle of the bracket (38 teams for 25 spots, teams in parenthesis are current conference leaders): Kent State (Mid-American), St. Mary's, Arizona, South Alabama (Sun Belt), Miami (FL), Pittsburgh, Oklahoma, UNLV, Baylor, West Virginia, Arkansas, Umass, Kansas State, Mississippi State, Saint Joseph's, Texas A&M, Syracuse, Rhode Island, Maryland, Arizona State, Va. Commonwealth, George Mason (Colonial), Davidson (Southern), Florida, UAB, Illinois State, New Mexico, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Houston, Kentucky, Villanova, Oregon, Western Kentucky, Dayton, Creighton, Mississippi.
** Clinched automatic berth
The Hamptons - ‘High-End Teams’, already locked (25): Tennessee (SEC), Memphis (Conference USA), North Carolina (ACC), Texas (Big 12), UCLA (Pac-10), Duke, Kansas, Xavier (Atlantic 10), Georgetown (Big East), Stanford, Wisconsin (Big 10), Vanderbilt, Connecticut, Indiana, Louisville, Butler (Horizon), Drake (Missouri Valley), Michigan State, Notre Dame, Marquette, Purdue, Washington State, Clemson, Southern California, Gonzaga (West Coast) and BYU (Mountain West).
One Bid Wonders (15, current conference leader listed): Oral Roberts (Summit), Cornell (Ivy), Siena (Metro-Atlantic), Maryland-Baltimore County (Am. East), Stephen F. Austin (Southland), Belmont (Atlantic Sun), Utah State (WAC), American (Patriot), Austin Peay (Ohio Valley), UC-Santa Barbara (Big West), Portland State (Big Sky), Winthrop (Big South), Sacred Heart (Northeast), Morgan State (Mid-Eastern), Alabama State (SWAC).
Town Square Teams – Teams gathered in the middle of the bracket (38 teams for 25 spots, teams in parenthesis are current conference leaders): Kent State (Mid-American), St. Mary's, Arizona, South Alabama (Sun Belt), Miami (FL), Pittsburgh, Oklahoma, UNLV, Baylor, West Virginia, Arkansas, Umass, Kansas State, Mississippi State, Saint Joseph's, Texas A&M, Syracuse, Rhode Island, Maryland, Arizona State, Va. Commonwealth, George Mason (Colonial), Davidson (Southern), Florida, UAB, Illinois State, New Mexico, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Houston, Kentucky, Villanova, Oregon, Western Kentucky, Dayton, Creighton, Mississippi.
** Clinched automatic berth
March 10th Bracket
2008 NCAA Tournament
National Semifinals: April 5
National Finals: April 7
Site: The Alamodome
Final Four Pairings
East (1) v. Midwest (4), South (2) v. West (3)
Play-in Game
Sacred Heart (Northeast) /Alabama St. (SWAC)
Charlotte
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: Charlotte Arena
1 North Carolina (ACC) v. 16 Play-in Game
8 Oklahoma v. 9 Arizona State
Pod site: Raleigh
5 Indiana v. 12 Davidson (Southern)
4 Vanderbilt v. 13 Syracuse
Pod site: Birmingham
3 Stanford v. 14 Utah State (WAC)
6 Marquette v. 11 New Mexico
Pod site: Anaheim
7 Clemson v. 10 Texas A&M
2 Georgetown (Big East) v. 15 Md.-Balt. County (Am. East)
Pod site: Tampa
Detroit
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Ford Field
1 Tennessee (SEC) v. 16 American (Patriot)
8 Miami (FL) v. 9 Baylor
Pod site: Birmingham
5 Notre Dame v. 12 Ohio State
4 Butler (Horizion) v. 13 Stephen F. Austin (Southland)
Pod site: Denver
3 Wisconsin v. 14 UC-Santa Barbara (Big West)
6 Washington State v. 11 West Virginia
Pod site: Omaha
7 St. Mary’s v. 10 Kentucky
2 Kansas v. 15 Austin Peay (Ohio Valley)
Pod site: Omaha
Phoenix
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: US Airways Arena
1 UCLA (Pacific 10) v. 16 Morgan State (MEAC)
8 BYU (Mountain West) v. 9 South Alabama (Sun Belt)
Pod site: Anaheim
5 Michigan State v. 12 Kent State (Mid-American)
4 Connecticut v. 13 Oral Roberts (Summit)
Pod site: Washington, DC
3 Xavier (Atlantic 10) v. 14 Siena (Metro Atlantic)
6 Gonzaga (West Coast) v. 11 Arkansas
Pod site: Washington, DC
7 Pittsburgh v. 10 Arizona
2 Texas (Big 12) v. 15 Winthrop (Big South)
Pod site: Little Rock
Houston
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Reliant Stadium
1 Memphis (Conf. USA) v. 16 Portland State (Big Sky)
8 Kansas State v. 9 UNLV
Pod site: Little Rock
5 Drake (Missouri Valley) v. 12 Oregon
4 Purdue v. 13 George Mason (Colonial)
Pod site: Denver
3 Louisville v. 14 Cornell (Ivy)
6 Southern California v. 11 Illinois State
Pod site: Birmingham
7 Mississippi State v. 10 Massachusetts
2 Duke v. 15 Belmont (Atlantic Sun)
Pod site: Raleigh
Last four in: New Mexico, Oregon, Ohio State, Syracuse
First four out: Western Kentucky, St. Joe’s, Florida, Va. Tech
Next four out: Maryland, UAB, Villanova, Mississippi
Still on the board: Va. Commonwealth, Creighton, Dayton, Rhode Island, Houston, Wake Forest
National Semifinals: April 5
National Finals: April 7
Site: The Alamodome
Final Four Pairings
East (1) v. Midwest (4), South (2) v. West (3)
Play-in Game
Sacred Heart (Northeast) /Alabama St. (SWAC)
Charlotte
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: Charlotte Arena
1 North Carolina (ACC) v. 16 Play-in Game
8 Oklahoma v. 9 Arizona State
Pod site: Raleigh
5 Indiana v. 12 Davidson (Southern)
4 Vanderbilt v. 13 Syracuse
Pod site: Birmingham
3 Stanford v. 14 Utah State (WAC)
6 Marquette v. 11 New Mexico
Pod site: Anaheim
7 Clemson v. 10 Texas A&M
2 Georgetown (Big East) v. 15 Md.-Balt. County (Am. East)
Pod site: Tampa
Detroit
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Ford Field
1 Tennessee (SEC) v. 16 American (Patriot)
8 Miami (FL) v. 9 Baylor
Pod site: Birmingham
5 Notre Dame v. 12 Ohio State
4 Butler (Horizion) v. 13 Stephen F. Austin (Southland)
Pod site: Denver
3 Wisconsin v. 14 UC-Santa Barbara (Big West)
6 Washington State v. 11 West Virginia
Pod site: Omaha
7 St. Mary’s v. 10 Kentucky
2 Kansas v. 15 Austin Peay (Ohio Valley)
Pod site: Omaha
Phoenix
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: US Airways Arena
1 UCLA (Pacific 10) v. 16 Morgan State (MEAC)
8 BYU (Mountain West) v. 9 South Alabama (Sun Belt)
Pod site: Anaheim
5 Michigan State v. 12 Kent State (Mid-American)
4 Connecticut v. 13 Oral Roberts (Summit)
Pod site: Washington, DC
3 Xavier (Atlantic 10) v. 14 Siena (Metro Atlantic)
6 Gonzaga (West Coast) v. 11 Arkansas
Pod site: Washington, DC
7 Pittsburgh v. 10 Arizona
2 Texas (Big 12) v. 15 Winthrop (Big South)
Pod site: Little Rock
Houston
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Reliant Stadium
1 Memphis (Conf. USA) v. 16 Portland State (Big Sky)
8 Kansas State v. 9 UNLV
Pod site: Little Rock
5 Drake (Missouri Valley) v. 12 Oregon
4 Purdue v. 13 George Mason (Colonial)
Pod site: Denver
3 Louisville v. 14 Cornell (Ivy)
6 Southern California v. 11 Illinois State
Pod site: Birmingham
7 Mississippi State v. 10 Massachusetts
2 Duke v. 15 Belmont (Atlantic Sun)
Pod site: Raleigh
Last four in: New Mexico, Oregon, Ohio State, Syracuse
First four out: Western Kentucky, St. Joe’s, Florida, Va. Tech
Next four out: Maryland, UAB, Villanova, Mississippi
Still on the board: Va. Commonwealth, Creighton, Dayton, Rhode Island, Houston, Wake Forest
Monday, March 3, 2008
BracketTown Breakdown
The BracketTown Breakdown
The Hamptons - ‘High-End Teams’, already locked (18): Tennessee (SEC), Memphis (Conference USA), North Carolina (ACC), Texas (Big 12), UCLA (Pac-10), Duke (At-large), Kansas (At-large), Xavier (Atlantic 10), Georgetown (Big East), Stanford (At-large), Wisconsin (Big 10), Vanderbilt (At-large), Connecticut (At-large), Indiana (At-large), Louisville (At-large), Butler (Horizon), Drake (Missouri Valley) and Michigan State.
One Bid Wonders (15, current conference leader listed): Oral Roberts (Summit), Cornell (Ivy), Siena (Metro-Atlantic), Maryland-Baltimore County (Am. East), Stephen F. Austin (Southland)Belmont (Atlantic Sun), Boise State (WAC), American (Patriot), Austin Peay (Ohio Valley), Cal State-Northridge (Big West), Portland State (Big Sky), Winthrop (Big South), Robert Morris (Northeast), Morgan State (Mid-Eastern), Alabama State (SWAC).
Town Square Teams – Teams gathered in the middle of the bracket (45 teams for 32 spots, teams in parenthesis are current conference leaders): Notre Dame, Marquette, Purdue, Washington State, Kent State (Mid-American), St. Mary's, Gonzaga (West Coast), BYU (Mountain West), Arizona, Clemson, South Alabama (Sun Belt), Miami (FL), Pittsburgh, Oklahoma, UNLV, Baylor, West Virginia, Arkansas, Umass, Kansas State, Southern California, Mississippi State, Saint Joseph's, Texas A&M, Syracuse, Rhode Island, Maryland, Arizona State, Va. Commonwealth (Colonial), Davidson (Southern), Florida, UAB, Illinois State, Southern Illinois, New Mexico, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Houston, Kentucky, Villanova, Oregon, Western Kentucky, Creighton, California, Mississippi.
The Hamptons - ‘High-End Teams’, already locked (18): Tennessee (SEC), Memphis (Conference USA), North Carolina (ACC), Texas (Big 12), UCLA (Pac-10), Duke (At-large), Kansas (At-large), Xavier (Atlantic 10), Georgetown (Big East), Stanford (At-large), Wisconsin (Big 10), Vanderbilt (At-large), Connecticut (At-large), Indiana (At-large), Louisville (At-large), Butler (Horizon), Drake (Missouri Valley) and Michigan State.
One Bid Wonders (15, current conference leader listed): Oral Roberts (Summit), Cornell (Ivy), Siena (Metro-Atlantic), Maryland-Baltimore County (Am. East), Stephen F. Austin (Southland)Belmont (Atlantic Sun), Boise State (WAC), American (Patriot), Austin Peay (Ohio Valley), Cal State-Northridge (Big West), Portland State (Big Sky), Winthrop (Big South), Robert Morris (Northeast), Morgan State (Mid-Eastern), Alabama State (SWAC).
Town Square Teams – Teams gathered in the middle of the bracket (45 teams for 32 spots, teams in parenthesis are current conference leaders): Notre Dame, Marquette, Purdue, Washington State, Kent State (Mid-American), St. Mary's, Gonzaga (West Coast), BYU (Mountain West), Arizona, Clemson, South Alabama (Sun Belt), Miami (FL), Pittsburgh, Oklahoma, UNLV, Baylor, West Virginia, Arkansas, Umass, Kansas State, Southern California, Mississippi State, Saint Joseph's, Texas A&M, Syracuse, Rhode Island, Maryland, Arizona State, Va. Commonwealth (Colonial), Davidson (Southern), Florida, UAB, Illinois State, Southern Illinois, New Mexico, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Houston, Kentucky, Villanova, Oregon, Western Kentucky, Creighton, California, Mississippi.
March 3rd Bracket
2008 NCAA Tournament
National Semifinals: April 5
National Finals: April 7
Site: The Alamodome
Final Four Pairings: East v. West, Midwest v. South
Play-in Game
March 25th at UD Arena, Dayton, OH
Austin Peay (Ohio Valley) /Alabama St. (SWAC)
Charlotte
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: Charlotte Arena
1 North Carolina (ACC) v. 16 Play-in Game
8 Oklahoma v. 9 Arizona State
Pod site: Raleigh
5 Notre Dame v. 12 Davidson (Southern)
4 Vanderbilt v. 13 Stephen F. Austin (Southland)
Pod site: Tampa
3 Xavier (Atlantic 10) v. 14 Siena (Metro-Atlantic)
6 Clemson v. 11 South Alabama (Sun Belt)
Pod site: Washington, DC
7 Pittsburgh v. 10 Maryland
2 Wisconsin (Big 10) v. 15 American (Patriot)
Pod site: Omaha
Phoenix
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: US Airways Arena
1 UCLA (Pacific-10) v. 16 Morgan State (MEAC)
8 BYU (Mountain West) v. 9 Baylor
Pod site: Anaheim
5 Marquette v. 12 Florida
4 Indiana v. 13 Va. Commonwealth (Colonial)
Pod site: Denver
3 Louisville 14 Belmont (Atlantic Sun)
11 Massachusetts v. 6 Washington State
Pod site: Birmingham
7 St. Mary’s v. 10 Texas A&M
2 Duke v. 15 UNC-Asheville (Big South)
Pod site: Raleigh
Detroit
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Ford Field
1 Tennessee (SEC) v. 16 Robert Morris (Northeast)
8 Kansas State v. 9 Miami (FL)
Pod site: Birmingham
5 Butler (Horizon) v. 12 New Mexico
13 Oral Roberts (Summit) v. 4 Michigan State
Pod site: Denver
3 Georgetown (Big East) v. 14 Cornell (Ivy League)
11 Illinois State v. 6 Gonzaga (West Coast)
Pod site: Tampa
7 Southern California v. 10 Arkansas
15 CS-Northridge (Big West) v. 2 Kansas
Pod site: Omaha
Houston
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Reliant Stadium
1 Memphis (Conf. USA) v. 16 Portland State (Big Sky)
8 Mississippi State v. 9 UNLV
Pod site: Little Rock
5 Purdue v. 12 Kent State (Mid-American)
4 Connecticut v. 13 Virginia Tech
Pod site: Washington, DC
3 Stanford v. 14 Boise State (WAC)
6 Drake (Missouri Valley) v. 11 UAB
Pod site: Anaheim
7 Arizona v. 10 West Virginia
15 MD.-Baltimore Cty (Am. East) v. 2 Texas (Big 12)
Pod site: Little Rock
Last four in: UAB, New Mexico, Florida, Va. Tech
First four out: Ohio State, St. Joseph’s, Kentucky, Rhode Island
Next four out: Western Kentucky, Syracuse, Villanova, Oregon
Still on the board: Houston, Wake Forest, Creighton, So. Illinois, Mississippi, California
Pod Sites
East – Raleigh (21, 23), Washington DC (20, 22)
Midwest – Omaha (20, 22), Little Rock (21, 23)
South – Tampa (21, 23), Birmingham (21, 23)
West – Anaheim (20, 22), Denver (20, 22)
Bids by Conference: Big East (7), ACC, Big 12, Pac-10 (6), SEC (5), Big 10 (4), Mountain West (3), Missouri Valley, Atlantic 10, Conference USA, West Coast (2)
National Semifinals: April 5
National Finals: April 7
Site: The Alamodome
Final Four Pairings: East v. West, Midwest v. South
Play-in Game
March 25th at UD Arena, Dayton, OH
Austin Peay (Ohio Valley) /Alabama St. (SWAC)
Charlotte
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: Charlotte Arena
1 North Carolina (ACC) v. 16 Play-in Game
8 Oklahoma v. 9 Arizona State
Pod site: Raleigh
5 Notre Dame v. 12 Davidson (Southern)
4 Vanderbilt v. 13 Stephen F. Austin (Southland)
Pod site: Tampa
3 Xavier (Atlantic 10) v. 14 Siena (Metro-Atlantic)
6 Clemson v. 11 South Alabama (Sun Belt)
Pod site: Washington, DC
7 Pittsburgh v. 10 Maryland
2 Wisconsin (Big 10) v. 15 American (Patriot)
Pod site: Omaha
Phoenix
Regional Semifinal: March 27
Regional Final: March 29
Site: US Airways Arena
1 UCLA (Pacific-10) v. 16 Morgan State (MEAC)
8 BYU (Mountain West) v. 9 Baylor
Pod site: Anaheim
5 Marquette v. 12 Florida
4 Indiana v. 13 Va. Commonwealth (Colonial)
Pod site: Denver
3 Louisville 14 Belmont (Atlantic Sun)
11 Massachusetts v. 6 Washington State
Pod site: Birmingham
7 St. Mary’s v. 10 Texas A&M
2 Duke v. 15 UNC-Asheville (Big South)
Pod site: Raleigh
Detroit
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Ford Field
1 Tennessee (SEC) v. 16 Robert Morris (Northeast)
8 Kansas State v. 9 Miami (FL)
Pod site: Birmingham
5 Butler (Horizon) v. 12 New Mexico
13 Oral Roberts (Summit) v. 4 Michigan State
Pod site: Denver
3 Georgetown (Big East) v. 14 Cornell (Ivy League)
11 Illinois State v. 6 Gonzaga (West Coast)
Pod site: Tampa
7 Southern California v. 10 Arkansas
15 CS-Northridge (Big West) v. 2 Kansas
Pod site: Omaha
Houston
Regional Semifinal: March 28
Regional Final: March 30
Site: Reliant Stadium
1 Memphis (Conf. USA) v. 16 Portland State (Big Sky)
8 Mississippi State v. 9 UNLV
Pod site: Little Rock
5 Purdue v. 12 Kent State (Mid-American)
4 Connecticut v. 13 Virginia Tech
Pod site: Washington, DC
3 Stanford v. 14 Boise State (WAC)
6 Drake (Missouri Valley) v. 11 UAB
Pod site: Anaheim
7 Arizona v. 10 West Virginia
15 MD.-Baltimore Cty (Am. East) v. 2 Texas (Big 12)
Pod site: Little Rock
Last four in: UAB, New Mexico, Florida, Va. Tech
First four out: Ohio State, St. Joseph’s, Kentucky, Rhode Island
Next four out: Western Kentucky, Syracuse, Villanova, Oregon
Still on the board: Houston, Wake Forest, Creighton, So. Illinois, Mississippi, California
Pod Sites
East – Raleigh (21, 23), Washington DC (20, 22)
Midwest – Omaha (20, 22), Little Rock (21, 23)
South – Tampa (21, 23), Birmingham (21, 23)
West – Anaheim (20, 22), Denver (20, 22)
Bids by Conference: Big East (7), ACC, Big 12, Pac-10 (6), SEC (5), Big 10 (4), Mountain West (3), Missouri Valley, Atlantic 10, Conference USA, West Coast (2)
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