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    College Basketball Bracketology Special Post

    Zach PretzerBy Zach PretzerFebruary 8, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read NCAA
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    Every Thursday, I post my Bracketology and Bubble.

    Also this week, I skipped Power Rankings and Mid Major Top-25 for a reason. Below, after the Bracketology and Bubble, will be teams still alive, and a percentage chance they have to get a tournament bid without winning their conference tournament. Lastly, I just want to let everyone know that this Sunday the 11th will be the first release of the top-16 seeds by the tournament committee.

    *Filled in with red are the play in games*

    *The first team of each seed plays the first team in the opposing seed, for example seed 1-1 will play seed 16-1 as seed 8-4 will play seed 9-4*

    Bracketology

    Bubble (With Percentage to Make It In)

    • Last 4 Byes: Kansas State (65%), Missouri (64%), USC (57%), Louisville (56%).
    • Last 4 In: Texas (55%), Boise State (51%), Nebraska (50%), St Bonavnture (50%).
    • First 4 Out: Florida State (49%), Arkansas (47%), Penn State (46%), Syracuse (45%)
    • Next 4 Out: Notre Dame (44%), Marquette (44%), Oregon (39%), WKU(38%).

    Teams Remaining Above 5%

    • SMU (35%)
    • Oklahoma State (35%)
    • TCU (34%)
    • Temple (33%)
    • Tulsa (33%)
    • LSU (32%)
    • Northwestern (30%)
    • Baylor (25%)
    • BC (25%)
    • Maryland (25%)
    • UCF (23%)
    • Stanford (20%)
    • Utah (20%)
    • Old Dominion (17%)
    • Colorado (15%)
    • Davidson (10%)
    • Georgia State (8%)
    • Memphis (6%)

    A few other teams have a slim chance, but they would have to win out in the regular season: Iowa State, Oregon State, Georgia, South Carolina, Duquesne, VCU, Indiana, Minnesota, Tulane and St Johns.

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