First Tournament 16 Team reveal tonight halftime Stanford / OR game

[eebmg]

Time for BY Prognosticators to guess the 16 team reveal ahead of halftime tonight at the Stanford OR game

What are the biggest questions the NCAA selection committee will answer in Monday's bracket reveal?

The NCAA selection committee will reveal its current top-16 teams at halftime of Monday's Stanford-Oregon game (ESPN/ESPN App, 9 p.m. ET).

www.espn.com

For reference, lets see how well Creme does

 

[Vowelguy]

UO
(OU is Oklahoma)

 

[Vowelguy]

Most interesting placement will be TAMU. That will suggest how big a role the NET rankings are playing.

 

[eebmg]

UO
(OU is Oklahoma)

Fixed using OR.

 

[eebmg]

Most interesting placement will be TAMU. That will suggest how big a role the NET rankings are playing.

Don't know about NET but I know alot of the ESPN SEC coomentators were saying they should be on the 1 line (Most top 10 wins I think??)

 

[Vowelguy]

Don't know about NET but I know alot of the ESPN SEC coomentators were saying they should be on the 1 line (Most top 10 wins I think??)

Top 25.
They have 0 top 10 wins.

 

[Vowelguy]

Don’t get the case for Lou as a 1.
Their best win is DePaul.
only other top team played was a double digit home loss to NCSt.

 

[visitingcock]

Most interesting placement will be TAMU. That will suggest how big a role the NET rankings are playing.

And Oregon

 

[Adriacus]

Creme isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed.

One look at NCAA NET tells you that he is wrong on NC St. and Stanford. The committee will vary from NET but not THAT much.

Think 1-4 is UConn, South Carolina, Stanford, Louisville. 2 seeds: Baylor, A&M, NC St. & Maryland in some order.

 

[southofnorth]

South Florida is an interesting case. They have one loss to Baylor (by 5) and beat MSST when they were ranked—though clearly that ranking was overrated. Without UConn, their record looks better. Hope they’re really as good as a top 4 seed would indicate, but the American is still not a quality conference to determine how good they really are.

 

[visitingcock]

Don’t get the case for Lou as a 1.
Their best win is DePaul.
only other top team played was a double digit home loss to NCSt.

I think Creme's bracket was released after NC State beat Louisville but before NC State lost to UNC.

 

[eebmg]

Top 25.
They have 0 top 10 wins.

Ok. Thanks

 

[Vowelguy]

Ok. Thanks

They’ve beaten DePaul, ky, ark x2, Tenn, Ga

 

[visitingcock]

Creme isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed.

One look at NCAA NET tells you that he is wrong on NC St. and Stanford. The committee will vary from NET but not THAT much.

Think 1-4 is UConn, South Carolina, Stanford, Louisville. 2 seeds: Baylor, A&M, NC St. & Maryland in some order.

That gives ACC 2 teams. SEC 2 teams.

PAC 1 team.

I think PAC will get 2 and SEC only 1 (SCar) for now. A&M won't get a top 8 unless they beat SCar.

I think UCLA or Arizona slip into the top 8 over A&M - for now.