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Message: [QUOTE="Slasher, post: 2511564, member: 4452"] Well that will update soon as Tulsa is no longer leading the conference. I think Houston or UCF could fight it out for a 4th spot as long as neither accumulates bad losses. The Big 10 and Pac 12 are really down this year, so there are bids to be had. Houston has one bad loss (Drexel) with a win over Arkansas. The Pac 12 has two locks (AZ, AZ State), with a few other teams with an OK shot (UCLA, Washington, USC) The Big 10 has two locks (MSU, Purdue), a likely tourney team (Michigan) and a few other teams with an OK shot (Ohio State, Minnesota) Those conferences aren't getting 5. The committee is using the new "quadrants" this year, with quadrant one being the best. The Big 10 has 2 teams with 2 or more Q1 wins (Purdue, Indiana - but Indiana has a ton of losses and some bad ones) The AAC has 3 teams with 2 or more Q1 wins (Cincy, Temple (not getting in -- too many losses), Houston) [/QUOTE]