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Message: [QUOTE="southie, post: 2609902, member: 2527"] Well, I have no problem saying that South Carolina should be "ranked" ahead of Texas, especially with their 3 wins in the SEC tourney; heck, they could perhaps be ranked ahead of Oregon. For Texas and South Carolina, it really depends on what the committee does with Miss. State. If they stay as the #2 seed overall, then South Carolina can't be in their bracket, but Texas can. I think the committee will move Miss. State down one slot to #3. So, that means no conflict with South Carolina at the 2/7 matchup. And, other than Oregon being given preference for the Spokane regional, the S-curve could stay true to form. It would not surprise me if the committee bumped Texas down as far as #10 overall, if they see that any two of UCLA, Ohio State, Florida State, or Tennessee have a better body of work based in the last week of tournament play. Surprised Crème doesn't project any movement in the bracket for the 1 and 2 seeds. [/QUOTE]