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Message: [QUOTE="huskymedic, post: 2212020, member: 549"] From the article: >>First off there are some teams that are very secure in their status. These would project as No. 1 and No. 2 seeds with five left over who would be No. 3 seeds. These 37 teams should all be in the field Oregon State, North Carolina, Texas Tech, Florida, Louisville, TCU, LSU, Stanford, Kentucky, Southern Miss, Wake Forest, Virginia, Long Beach State, Arkansas, Clemson, Arizona, Oklahoma, Missouri State, West Virginia, Baylor, Mississippi State, Nebraska, SE Louisiana, Vanderbilt, Michigan, St. John’s, Cal State Fullerton, Auburn, NC State, Florida State, Indiana, Texas Old Dominion, Houston, UConn, UCF, USF and UCLA.<< >> The following teams would be considered on the bubble for at-large bids. Some of these are still in contention for automatic bids. We have 15 teams: Coastal Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Florida Gulf Coast, Gonzaga, Kansas, Louisiana Tech, Louisiana-Lafayette, Loyola Marymount, Maryland, Miami, McNeese State, Ole Miss, South Alabama, South Carolina and Texas A&M. Somewhere between seven to nine of these 15 teams will see their names in the brackets announced Monday which means at least nine of these teams seasons will not extend past this weekend.<< The consensus from all I've seen, read and heard - alot of bad/strange things (besides today's game) needs to happen to keep UConn out. [/QUOTE]