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Message: [QUOTE="BRS24, post: 4238592, member: 197"] Last night's update - "[I][B]Baylor's[/B] 15-point win over Oklahoma on Saturday in the Big 12 semifinals was enough to move the Bears past Louisville and onto the No. 1 seed line. If Baylor completes its run through the Big 12 tournament on Sunday, the Bears will have won 13 straight, plus regular-season and tournament titles. Still, a loss in the Big 12 final could knock Baylor back to a 2-seed. Meanwhile, [B]Oklahoma[/B] holds as the last member of the top 16 despite Saturday's loss. But keep in mind that the Sooners have lost twice since the Feb. 28 selection committee reveal, which had them at No. 16. However, while playing against a top-10 rated schedule, OU has more quality wins at all the different levels (NET top 25, top 50, top 100) than any of the other teams vying for a spot in the top 16: Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, Oregon and North Carolina, none of which reached the championship game of their conference tournaments. Texas earned a No. 2 seed with its overtime win over Iowa State. The Cyclones also stay on the 2-line because of the competitiveness of the game, dropping [B]LSU[/B] to a No. 3 seed."[/I] Two up and down seeds, four region changes. And now we await the results. [ATTACH type="full"]74327[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]