Bracketology - 2/11/2019

#1 Seeds:
Tennessee
Duke
Virginia
Michigan

#2 Seeds:
Kentucky
Gonzaga
North Carolina
Purdue

#3 Seeds:
Michigan State
Houston
Kansas
Villanova

#4 Seeds:
Marquette
Nevada
Louisville
Kansas State

#5 Seeds:
Wisconsin
Florida State
LSU
Iowa State

#6 Seeds:
Texas Tech
Iowa
Virginia Tech
Maryland

#7 Seeds:
Mississippi State
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Baylor

#8 Seeds:
Washington
Syracuse
Ohio State
TCU

#9 Seeds:
Auburn
Ole Miss
St. John's
Minnesota

#10 Seeds:
Texas
North Carolina State
UCF
Alabama

#11 Seeds:
Wofford
Oklahoma
Clemson
Seton Hall/Arizona State

#12 Seeds:
VCU
Indiana/UNC Greensboro
Lipscomb
Belmont

#13 Seeds:
Hofstra
New Mexico State
Vermont
Yale

#14 Seeds:
Old Dominion
South Dakota State
UC Irvine
Northern Kentucky

#15 Seeds:
Radford
Loyola-Chicago
Texas State
Montana

#16 Seeds:
Bucknell
Sam Houston State
Norfolk State/St. Francis (PA)
Monmouth/Prairie View A&M

Last Four In:
Seton Hall - Arizona State - Indiana - UNC Greensboro

First Four Out:
Temple - Utah State - Nebraska - Florida

Next Four Out:
Butler - Davidson - Furman - Creighton

Teams in BOLD are designated by best conference record as of the date listed. Tiebreakers are further determined by best overall Win/Loss record.





This is my first ever blog post on this site, as well as my first attempt at making a site for my bracketology, so just bare with me. I've been following the bracketproject.blogspot.com for over a year and a half now so I felt I should finally put my own two cents into the hat and be able to see where my predictions stand with everyone else on bracketmatrix.com! Here in the next few days I'll implement a tournament bracket with proper seeding and matchups, along with the locale where the games (South, West, East, Midwest) are taking place. No idea whether that will be in a .jpg type format or what, but hopefully I'll figure it out sooner than later!

Compared to my own personal bracketology (I was keeping up with on notepad on Windows 10) the only sizable differences from yesterday compared to today was that Virginia went from the #4 overall 1-seed to the #3 overall 1-seed, leaping Michigan as well as TCU falling a little 3 positions but maintaining an 8-seed. North Carolina did not gain nor lose a position with their home loss to Virginia.