“Major” Conference Projected Standings:
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ACC Big East Big 12
1. Duke 1. Villanova 1. Kansas
2. Maryland 2. Connecticut 2. Texas
3. North Carolina 3. Louisville 3. Kansas State
4. Georgia Tech 4. West Virginia 4. Oklahoma
5. Florida State 5. Cincinnati 5. Oklahoma State
6. Clemson 6. Notre Dame 6. Baylor
7. Wake Forest 7. Seton Hall 7. Texas A&M
8. Virginia Tech 8. Georgetown 8. Iowa State
9. Boston College 9. St. John’s 9. Texas Tech
10. Virginia 10. Syracuse 10. Missouri
11. Miami (Fl.) 11. Pittsburgh 11. Colorado
12. North Carolina St 12. South Florida 12. Nebraska
13. Rutgers
14. Marquette
15. Providence
16. DePaul
Pac-10 SEC Big 10
East
1.Washington 1. Kentucky 1. Michigan State
2. California 2. Tennessee 2. Purdue
3. Oregon State 3. Vanderbilt 3. Illinois
4. UCLA 4. South Carolina 4. Michigan
5. Arizona State 5. Florida 5. Ohio State
6. Arizona 6. Georgia 6. Minnesota
7. Oregon 7. Wisconsin
8. Washington State West 8. Northwestern
9. Stanford 1. Mississippi State 9. Penn State
10. Southern California 2. Arkansas 10. Indiana
3. Ole Miss 11. Iowa
4. Alabama
5. Louisiana State
6. Auburn
“Non-major” Champions and At-large bids
America East: Vermont
Atlantic 10: Dayton
Atlantic Sun: Jacksonville
Big Sky: Weber State
Big South: Radford
Big West: Long Beach State
Colonial: Northeastern
Conference USA: Tulsa
Horizon: Butler
Ivy League: Cornell
MAAC: Niagara
MAC: Kent State
MEAC: Morgan State
Missouri Valley: Northern Iowa
Mountain West: Brigham Young
NEC: Quinnipiac
Ohio Valley: Morehead State
Patriot League: Holy Cross
Southern: College of Charleston
Southland: Texas A&M Corpus Christi
Summit League: Oakland
Sun Belt: Western Kentucky
SWAC: Arkansas Pine-Bluff
WAC: Utah State
West Coast: Gonzaga
Houston
La Salle
Richmond
Siena
2010 NCAA Tournament Projected Field and Bracket
East Region – Syracuse, N.Y.
1. Villanova
16. *(play-in game)
Providence, RI 1. ‘Nova
March 18 and 20 8. Oregon St
8. Oregon State
9. Arkansas
1. ‘Nova
13. Cornell
5. North Carolina
12. La Salle
Spokane, Wa. 5. UNC
March 18 and 20 13. Cornell
4. Kansas State
13. Cornell
1. ‘Nova
2. Tenn
6. Tulsa
11. Clemson
Milwuakee, Wi. 6. Tulsa
March 19 and 21 3. Butler
3. Butler
14. Kent State
3. Butler
2. Tenn
7. Cincinnati
10. Ohio State
Buffalo, N.Y. 7. UC
March 19 and 21 2. Tenn
2. Tennessee
15. Vermont
*Play-in Game – Dayton, Ohio
Quinnipiac
Arkansas Pine-Bluff
West Region – Salt Lake City, Utah
1. Kansas
16. Jacksonville
Oklahoma City, Ok. 1. Kansas
March 19 and 21 8. ND
8. Notre Dame
9. Michigan
1. Kansas
5. Dayton
5. Dayton
12. Houston
San Jose, Ca. 5. Dayton
March 18 and 20 4. Maryland
4. Maryland
13. Northeastern
1. Kansas
2. Miss St
6. West Virginia
11. Western Kentucky
Buffalo, N.Y. 6. WVU
March 18 and 20 3. Purdue
3. Purdue
14. College of Charleston
6. WVU
2. Miss St
7. Oklahoma State
10. Florida State
Jacksonville, Fl. 7. OK St
March 19 and 21 2. Miss St
2. Mississippi State
15. Morgan State
Midwest Region – St. Louis, Mo.
1. Kentucky
16. Long Beach State
Oklahoma City, Ok. 1. UK
March 19 and 21 9. No. Iowa
8. Illinois
9. Northern Iowa
1. UK
5. OK
5. Oklahoma
12. Georgetown
San Jose, Ca. 5. OK
March 18 and 20 4. Cal
4. California
13. Niagara
1. UK
6. SC
6. South Carolina
11. La Salle
Providence, RI 6. SC
March 18 and 20 3. UConn
3. Connecticut
14. Holy Cross
6. SC
2. Duke
7. Gonzaga
10. UCLA
Jacksonville, Fl. 7. ‘Zaga
March 19 and 21 2. Duke
2. Duke
15. Radford
South Region – Houston, Texas
1. Texas
16. Morehead State
New Orleans, La. 1. Texas
March 18 and 20 9. Utah St
8. Siena
9. Utah State
1. Texas
4. Vandy
5. Louisville
12. Minnesota
New Orleans, La. 12. Minn
March 18 and 20 4. Vandy
4. Vanderbilt
13. Weber State
1. Texas
6. GT
6. Georgia Tech
11. Ole Miss
Spokane, Wa. 6. GT
March 18 and 20 3. Wash
3. Washington
14. Oakland
6. GT
2. MSU
7. Brigham Young
10. Seton Hall
Milwaukee, Wi. 7. BYU
March 19 and 21 2. MSU
2. Michigan State
15. Texas A&M Corpus Christi
Final Four – Indianapolis, In. – April 3 and 5
1. ‘Nova 1. Kansas
1. ‘Nova 1. Texas
6. GT 1. Texas
‘Nova _
CHAMPION
2010 NIT Projected Field and Bracket
1. St. John’s
8. Lehigh
1. St. John’s
5. Va. Tech
4. Florida
5. Virginia Tech
1. St. John’s
2. XU
3. Wake Forest
6. Arizona
3. Wake
2. XU
2. Xavier
7. UTEP
1. St. John’s
4. Syracuse
1. Old Dominion
8. Penn State
1. ODU
4. Syracuse
4. Syracuse
5. Temple
4. Syracuse
2. Nevada
3. Wisconsin
6. Hofstra
3. Wisconsin
2. Nevada
2. Nevada
7. Alabama
1. Arizona State
8. Wichita State
1. ‘Zona St
5. Pitt
4. Portland
5. Pittsburgh
1. ‘Zona St
2. Memphis
3. Texas A&M
6. San Diego
3. San Diego
2. Memphis
2. Memphis
7. Duquesne
1. ‘Zona St
5. N’Western
1. Baylor
8. Davidson
1. Baylor
5. N’Western
4. Wright State
5. Northwestern
5. N’Western
7. Iowa St
3. Creighton
6. Akron
3. Creighton
7. Iowa St
2. New Mexico
7. Iowa State
Final Four – Madison Square Garden, NYC
1. St. John’s 1. ‘Zona St
1. St. John’s 1. ‘Zona St
4. Syracuse 5. N’Western
St. John’s__
CHAMPION
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