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Message: [QUOTE="BRS24, post: 4535774, member: 197"] Question for those that are knowledgeable about the top 4 seeds, how they are placed and what’s a better position. The SC v LSU game got me thinking about the current reveal of SC & UConn at #1, and LSU at #2, with the assumption that LSU is the strongest #2 going against the weakest #1? If UConn’s final seed is the 4th ranked #1 seed, then they would be placed in same bracket as SC. If UConn should slip to a #2 seed, ranked as the top #2, does this put them in with the lowest #1? Wondering what the advantages are of either? And yes, I know the UConn mantra of "go anywhere, play anyone", however as the lead grew b/w SC and LSU yesterday, I went back to the bracket to see the other 2 & 3 seeds to see if anything would get shaken up. [/QUOTE]