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Message: [QUOTE="southofnorth, post: 3853027, member: 9132"] No matter what the four #1 seeds end up being, they have all shown to be capable of being beat on any given night by the right team under the right circumstances, so it would take something extraordinary for all four #1 seeds to make it to the final four. Right now, I'm thinking either Louisville or whoever (else) ends up as the fourth #1 (no. 4 overall) seed will likely not make it to the final four. I'd personally hate to see Tennessee on any given night because they can either be a really good team or a really average team and it's still not consistent which team shows up. Arizona is another team that could easily cause teams fits players other than McDonald are scoring. Other than that the only other non-#1 seed I'd think would be a legitimate threat would be TAMU. They've got the players to play with anyone in the country, but I'd like to see their game against SC before saying how much of a challenge they could actually pose to a top seed. This year seems like the most likely to replicate what happened in 2016. Every team is beatable this year and that doesn't seem like it's going to change come tournament time. BTW love the questions you asked so thank you!! [/QUOTE]