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Message: [QUOTE="UcMiami, post: 2083563, member: 199"] Yes - it is supposed to be an S curve so if they choose SC as the third and Baylor as the fourth #1 seed which seems to be the consensus, then wherever they send Baylor the first #2 seed should follow, and the second #2 seed should be matched with SC, the third with ND and the fourth with UConn, then UConn gets the first #3 seed and the fourth #4 seed, etc. (And of course the conference rules kick in to cause adjustments to those requirements, but interestingly the Pac12 and Big10 don't have any #1 seeds, but make up two or three of the four likely #2 seeds which keeps things cleaner.) [/QUOTE]