Bracketology

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This is where you will find bracket projections for the 2023 NCAA Tournament. At the time of publication (update) the bracket reflects an overview of where the NCAA landscape currently stands.  Thank you for your continued interest.

Projections are based on the date and time noted below.

UPDATE: March 12  |  5:00 p.m. – FINAL

FIRST FOUR – DAYTON
EAST	Howard vs. SE Missouri State
SOUTH	Fairleigh-Dickinson vs. Texas-Southern
SOUTH	Rutgers vs. NC State
EAST	Pittsburgh vs. Arizona State

SOUTH  REGION – Louisville		MIDWEST REGION – Kansas City
Birmingham		Birmingham
1) Alabama		1) Houston
16) FDU / Tx-Southern		16) Northern Kentucky
8) Maryland		8) Florida Atlantic
9) West Virginia		9) Auburn
Orlando		Albany
5) TCU		5) Iowa State
12) Charleston		12) Drake
4) Duke		4) Indiana
13) Kent State		13) Iona
Des Moines		Greensboro
6) Saint Mary’s		6) Miami
11) Rutgers / NC State		11) Mississippi State
3) Baylor		3) Kansas State
14) Grand Canyon		14) Kennesaw State
Columbus		Sacramento
7) Missouri		7) Creighton
10) Utah State		10) Illinois
2) Marquette		2) UCLA
15) Vermont		15) UNC-Asheville
EAST REGION – New York		WEST REGION – Las Vegas
Columbus		Des Moines
1) Purdue		1) Kansas
16) Howard / SE Missouri		16) Texas AM-CC
8) Arkansas		8) Memphis
9) Iowa		9) Penn State
Greensboro		Orlando
5) Virginia		5) Texas AM
12) VCU		12) Oral Roberts
4) Tennessee		4) Xavier
13) Furman		13) Louisiana
Albany		Denver
6) Kentucky		6) San Diego State
11) Arizona St / Pittsburgh		11) Providence
3) Connecticut		3) Gonzaga
14) Princeton		14) UC-Santa Barbara
Denver		Sacramento
7) Northwestern		7) Michigan State
10) USC		10) Boise State
2) Texas		2) Arizona
15) Colgate		15) Montana State

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BUBBLE NOTES
Last 4 Byes	Last 4 IN	First 4 OUT	Next 4 OUT
Boise State	Rutgers	Oklahoma State	Vanderbilt
Utah State	Arizona State	Clemson	No Carolina
Mississippi St	Pittsburgh	Nevada	Oregon
Providence	NC State	Wisconsin	Michigan

Top Seed Line
Alabama, Houston, Kansas, Purdue
Seed List

Bracketing principles: read them for yourself at http://www.ncaa.com.