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Message: [QUOTE="Bald Husky, post: 4528657, member: 11020"] Right now, according to Creme, SC and UConn are on opposite sides of the bracket, with UConn in Seattle. It appears that the two in Greenville, and the two in Seattle cannot meet until the NC game. It's not the two Greenville's and the two Seattle teams meeting in the final 4. Right now, SC and Stanford are on the same side, although both are not playing the regional in the same location. The #1 seed, as of now SC, will dictate where the others are going. If SC is in Greenville, the #4 seed will be in Greenville, and the #2 and #3 will be playing in Seattle. If by some miracle Stanford, for example, ends up as the #1 overall seed, the #4 would be in Seattle and the #2 and#3 would play in Greenville. Totally confusing, but the overall #1 can play in Greenville or Seattle, depending on who that team is. [/QUOTE]