Down go the Utes, 66-58, in the quarterfinals. Does that cost them a #1 seed?
Depends on what happens in other tournaments, but it squarely puts them below Stanford assuming the Card win Pac 12.
Looking at the other contenders:
LSU-if they beat South Carolina, they get #1 (odds of happening are low IMO, and they still need to beat Georgia/Tennessee to get there)
Maryland/Iowa-if one of them wins out, I think they lock in their spot as the 4th #1. Odds of this happening are decent, but beating Indiana is not going to be an easy task. If Iowa gets to the title game and loses, I think they still could get the last #1, or they'll be the top #2. Maryland is more of a stretch to compete for a 1 with another loss based on NET rating. Whoever loses in the semis is out of contention.
Virginia Tech-I don't see them jumping Utah with their resume.
UCONN-if Fudd returns and the committee throws them a hail mary it could happen. Unlikely though. Plus they still need to win the Big East.