Bracketology 08-09: Week One
This is the first of what will start as a weekly and eventually daily Field of 65. The Bracketology field is based on how the tourney looks "as of this moment." Arrows indicate a team that moved up or down based on last night's performance. (Just because a team won or lost doesn't necessarily mean they'll move substantially.)
Important: Up until the beginning of conference play, the #1 RPI team in the conference is listed as the projected champ! (w/ the exception of Davidson at this point)
Note on Today's Movement:
This is the first
Daily Bracketology edition of the year.. and thus everything is new.. so no
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ONE
TWO
THREE
FOUR
FIVE
SIX
SEVEN
EIGHT
NINE
UAB*
TEN
Saint Mary's
Michigan
Washington State
Western Kentucky*
ELEVEN
Ohio*
Texas A&M
Utah*
Missouri
TWELVE
LSU
Seton Hall
Minnesota
George Mason*
THIRTEEN
USC
Utah State*
Evansville*
Mercer*
FOURTEEN
Long Beach State*
Niagara*
VMI*
Oakland*
FIFTEEN
American*
Murray State*
Cornell*
Albany*
SIXTEEN + ONE
Eastern Washington*
Lamar*
Mount Saint Mary's*
Hampton* / UAPB*
* = Conference champion
Bold = Tournament Bid
League Winners (31)
America East - Albany
A-10 - Xavier
ACC - Clemson
Atlantic Sun - Mercer
Big 12 - Oklahoma
Big East - Syracuse
Big Sky - Eastern Washington
Big South - VMI
Big Ten - Illinois
Big West - Long Beach State
CAA - George Mason
Conference USA - UAB
Horizon - Butler
Ivy - Cornell
MAAC - Niagara
MAC - Ohio
MEAC - Hampton
MVC - Evansville
MWC - Utah
Northeast - Mount St Mary's
Ohio Valley - Murray State
Pac-10 - California
Patriot - American
SEC - Tennessee
Southern - Davidson* (Wofford actually leads Davidson in RPI 37 to 43, but I'm breaking the RPI rule here)
Southland - Lamar
SWAC - UAPB
Summit - Oakland
Sun Belt - Western Kentucky
WAC - Utah State
WCC - Gonzaga
Last In: LSU, Seton Hall, Minnesota, USC
Last Out: UNLV, Cincinnati, Virginia Tech, West Virginia
- Check out yesterday's Daily Bracketology to compare the subtle changes.
- Finally, sign up for the CHN Pickem Game and strut your stuff!
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