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Two months of college basketball has given us many surprises and many disappointments. The resurgence of basketball in the state of Indiana has been exiting to watch, with Indiana, Notre Dame and Butler being the center of focus, as well as the rest of the Nation transitioning back into the 1980's with powerhouses such as Louisville, Michigan and Kansas all rising to power early in the year. This year is particularity hard to map out, as parity has been evident in the early months of the season, but I'll give my best shot at giving a somewhat "clear" picture of what the bracket will look like in March.
Midwest Regional:
Dayton:
1. Indiana
16. Albany 16. Robert Morris
8. Maryland
9. Wyoming
Austin:
5. Notre Dame
12. Tennessee 12. Miami (FL)
4. Butler
13. Middle Tennessee State
Detroit:
6. Michigan State
11. Belmont
3. Cincinnati
14. Valparaiso
Lexington:
7. Kansas State
10. Memphis
2. Florida
15. Harvard
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South Regional:
Lexington:
1. Louisville
16. Prairie View A&M
8. Colorado
9. Wichita State
Kansas City:
5. Oklahoma State
12. Wisconsin 12. Marquette
4. Missouri
13. South Dakota State
Austin:
6. New Mexico
11. Oregon
3. Minnesota
14. Western Michigan
Kansas City:
7. North Carolina
10. Saint Louis
2. Kansas
15. Stephen F. Austin
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East Regional:
Philadelphia:
1. Duke
16. Norfolk State 16. Loyola (MD)
8. Temple
9. UCLA
San Jose:
5. Illinois
12. Colorado State
4. Georgetown
13. George Mason
Dayton:
6. North Carolina State
11. Iowa State
3. Ohio State
14. Davidson
Philadelphia:
7. Kentucky
10. Bucknell
2. Syracuse
15. Gardner-Webb
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West Regional:
Detroit:
1. Michigan
16. Mercer
8. Pittsburgh
9. Baylor
San Jose:
5. San Diego State
12. Stanford
4. Creighton
13. Saint Mary's (CA)
Salt Lake:
6. UNLV
11. Utah State
3. Gonzaga
14. Montana
Salt Lake City:
7. VCU
10. Texas
2. Arizona
15. Cal State Fullerton