11 March 2012

Final ncaa rankings

1) Kentucky 13-2
2) Ohio State 14-7

3) Michigan State 14-7
4) Kansas 13-6
5) North Carolina 15-5

6) Syracuse 19-2
7) Missouri 14-3-1

8) Wichita State 9-3-2
9) Wisconsin 11-7-2
10) Indiana 11-6-2
11) Memphis 10-6-2

12) Duke 15-6
12) Georgetown 10-8
14) New Mexico 9-3-3
15) Baylor 13-7

16) Marquette 10-6-1
17) Vanderbilt 11-8-2
18) St Louis 9-5-2 (0 wins against top 50)

19) Florida 6-8-2
20) Belmont 4-4-3
21) Louisville 15-8-1
22) Florida State 13-8-1

23) Kansas State 7-8-2


24) Creighton 7-4-1
25) California 11-8-1 (0 wins against top 50)
26) UNLV 8-6-2
27) Gonzaga 7-5-1
28) Texas 6-12
29) Alabama 5-8-3
29) Virginia 8-8-1
31) Michigan 14-7-2
32) Purdue 9-10-2
33) Long Beach 5-7-1
34) Iowa State 6-8-2
35) Saint Marys 6-4-1

36) Cincinnati 11-7-3
37) Temple 10-5-2
38) Murray State 4-0-1
39) Connecticut 11-10-3
40) West Virginia 9-10-3
41) BYU 4-6-2
42) Harvard 3-2-2
43) Miami  5-10-2 (first out)
44) Notre Dame 11-7-4
45) North Carolina State 8-11-1
46) Iona 2-2-5
47) Arizona 9-9-2 (out)
48) VCU 7-5-1
49) Drexel 5-4-2 (out)
50) South Dakota State 3-2-5
50) Seton Hall 8-10-2 (out)
52) Middle Tennessee State 3-3-3 (out)
53) Stanford 7-8-3 (out)
54) San Diego State 8-5-2
55) New Mexico State 1-4-5 
56) Davidson 1-4-3
62) Xavier 8-11-1
64) St Bonaventure 5-9-2
67) Southern Mississippi 6-5-3
69) South Florida 9-10-3
70) Ohio 6-2-5
75) Lehigh 3-3-4
81) Colorado 8-9-2
82) Colorado State 7-9-2 (lowest at-large)
83) Montana

Remainder of the field is outside of the top 100 and is thus likely irrelevant (Morehead State was the lowest team to win last year at #92 and even they had a matchup issue in their favor against Louisville. Ohio was the lowest team the year before at #95, and Western Kentucky was #100 the prior year and had a 12 seed in their favor).

Really I would say the only team that didn't get in that has a decent case is Drexel, with South Florida being the weakest case for inclusion with a terrible top 50 record (2-7). Not too bad really.


Actual bracket thoughts will come by tomorrow.




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