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Message: [QUOTE="BRS24, post: 4558602, member: 197"] [I]LSU's second-half collapse and loss to Tennessee in the SEC semifinals could mean a huge swing in the Tigers' seed. LSU had put itself back in position to make a run at a No. 1 seed. With an impressive win over the Lady Vols and an upset of -- or perhaps just a good, competitive performance against -- South Carolina, the Tigers could have landed on the top line. The door was open; they had gotten help from losses by Maryland, Stanford and Utah. Instead, [B]LSU is now in danger of dropping to a 3-seed[/B]. With Ohio State playing for the Big Ten title and [B][COLOR=rgb(41, 105, 176)]UConn getting Azzi Fudd back[/COLOR][/B], the Buckeyes and [B][COLOR=rgb(41, 105, 176)]Huskies are on the verge of catching the Tigers[/COLOR][/B]. The Terps and [B][COLOR=rgb(209, 72, 65)]Cardinal had the depth of quality wins on the résumé to withstand early conference tournament defeats[/COLOR][/B]. LSU did not, making the loss to Tennessee so consequential and potentially season-changing.[/I] No new entries to the 16, however every 2, 3, and 4 seed were relocated. Our friend CC just won't get off the Stanford train, and I guess quality wins ≠ quality wins. Imagine what his "thoughts" will be today about ... whatever. Regardless of NET and other rankings, after watching a bunch of games over last few days, my own personal eye test says watch out for UConn, OSU, VA Tech, UCLA, Texas. Be wary of Duke & Notre Dame. If Duke can generate offense, then great, however ND without Miles is starting to show some serious cracks. I wouldn't want to be the selection committee right now, as I think there will be a few instances of mis-seeding, depending on what criteria is used to place teams. [ATTACH type="full"]84688[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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