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Breaking Down The Bracket Edition #7 | March 10, 2010
* denotes projected conference automatic bid | # denotes conference automatic bid
Midwest
St. Louis		 East
Syracuse		 South
Houston		 West
Salt Lake City
1. Kansas*
16. Jack St.*/Lehigh*		 1. Kentucky*
16. North Texas#		 1. Syracuse*
16. Quinnipiac*		 1. Duke*
16. ETSU#
8. Marquette
9. UTEP*		 8. Richmond
9. UNLV		 8. Northern Iowa#
9. Wake Forest		 8. Missouri
9. California*
5. BYU
12. Ole Miss		 5. Georgetown
12. Memphis		 5. Baylor
12. Siena#		 5. Tennessee
12. Illinois
4. Maryland
13. Kent St.*		 4. Michigan St.
13. Murray St.#		 4. Wisconsin
13. San Diego St.		 4. Temple*
13. Cornell#
6. Butler#
11. Georgia Tech		 6. Gonzaga
11. Notre Dame		 6. Xavier
11. Virginia Tech		 6. Texas A&M
11. Utah St.*
3. Villanova
14. Sam Houston St.*		 3. New Mexico*
14. Oakland#		 3. Vanderbilt
14. Weber St.*		 3. Pittsburgh
14. Wofford#
7. Texas
10. Old Dominion#		 7. Oklahoma St.
10. Florida		 7. Clemson
10. Louisville		 7. Florida St.
10. St. Mary's#
2. Ohio St.*
15. Winthrop#		 2. West Virginia
15. Morgan St.*		 2. Kansas St.
15. UC Santa Barbara*		 2. Purdue
15. Vermont*

 




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    • Question (Justin | Williamsburg, VA): This weekend, the CAA tourney has showcased some solid basketball produced by good teams. Why can't the CAA get two teams in?
    Feature Presentation: Tonight is a big one. I have Old Dominion in the NCAA tournament, so if William & Mary wins, there you go that's two CAA teams. If the Tribe loses, I don't see them getting an at-large bid. Sure, they own wins against Maryland, Wake Forest and Richmond - all NCAA tournament teams - but W&M's profile isn't on par with fellow bubble teams. Their mid-50's RPI is decent, but their strength of schedule is nothing to write home about and they have three losses against teams with an RPI higher than 240. I will say if they do get the automatic bid, I would not want to face the Tribe in the first round. When their three-point shooters are on, they are a tough out.

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