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Message: [QUOTE="oldude, post: 2525567, member: 7511"] The #1 overall seed is huge. Obviously it keeps the Huskies at home with two rounds in Storrs and two rounds in Albany, which is already just about sold out for the regionals with Husky fans buying up all of the tickets. The other advantage of being the #1 overall seed is that it sends the best competition somewhere else to knock each other off by virtue of the circle-seeding process. So the top teams in UConn's bracket would be the #8, 9 & 16 overall seeds. Assuming UConn gets to the FF, the best team they would face in the semis is the #4 overall seed. [/QUOTE]