Welcome back to Feature Presentation ... we tip-off another season of NCAA Basketball with our 2009-10 NCAA Basketball season.
Breaking Down The Bracket Edition #3 | February 8, 2010
Midwest
St. Louis
East
Syracuse
South
Houston
West
Salt Lake City
1. Kansas*
16. Jack St.*/Ro. Morris*
1. Kentucky*
16. Lehigh*
1. Syracuse*
16. Stony Brook*
1. Villanova
16. Jacksonville*
8. Ole Miss
9. California*
8. Clemson
9. Oklahoma St.
8. Maryland
9. UAB*
8. Xavier
9. Cornell*
5. Gonzaga*
12. Dayton
5. Temple*
12. Louisville
5. BYU
12. Illinois
5. Ohio St.
12. Siena*
4. Georgia Tech
13. Kent St.*
4. New Mexico*
13. Murray St.*
4. Vanderbilt
13. Northeastern
4. Kansas St.
13. Utah St.*
6. Butler*
11. Florida
6. Wake Forest
11. UTEP
6. Baylor
11. Cincinnati
6. Pittsburgh
11. Old Dominion*
3. Wisconsin
14. Sam Houston St.*
3. Texas
14. Oakland*
3. Purdue
14. Pacific*
3. Tennessee
14. Col. of Charleston*
7. Texas A&M
10. Florida St.
7. UNLV
10. Richmond
7. Northern Iowa*
10. St. Mary's
7. Missouri
10. Rhode Island
2. Georgetown
15. Morgan St.*
2. West Virginia
15. Arkansas St.*
2. Duke*
15. Weber St.*
2. Michigan St.*
15. Coastal Carolina*

 




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  • Question (Peter | Winter Park, FL): There has been lots of talk about abandoning the BCS system in favor of a playoff. Do you think the NCAA tournament should change/expand?
    Feature Presentation: Not at all. The NCAA tournament is perfect the way it is. The only area, I'd want a change in, is the play-in game. Maybe just do away with it and accept 64 teams in the field, or have the two last at-large bids go at it in Dayton on that Tuesday night. I'll have a write-up or blog post about this topic in the coming weeks. It's a great debate.

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