I do not believe there is anything wrong with my method of creating a seed list. We have seen that upsets can happen. Therefore it seems foolish to me to project who will win which games. By the same token I have no good reason for creating brackets at this point in the season. Since I expect some movement up and down, it is foolish to create a bracket. I tend to find it fun and challenging, but there isn't a reason to have an actual bracket.
1: Memphis, North Carolina, Kansas, UCLA
2: Michigan St., Washington St., Duke, Wisconsin
3: Texas, Tennessee, Marquette, Mississippi
4: Butler, Vanderbilt, Dayton, Texas A&M
5: Clemson, Rhode Island, Indiana, Georgetown
6: Pittsburgh, Ohio St., Xavier, St. Mary's
7: Arizona, Notre Dame, Villanova, Miami (FL)
8: Oklahoma, Boston College, West Virginia, Arizona St.
9: Drake, Nebraska, Massachusetts, Syracuse
10: Baylor, Oregon, Virginia, Stanford
11: Gonzaga, Kansas St., California, Southern Cal.
12: Providence, New Mexico, Stephen F. Austin, Kent St.
13: George Mason, South Alabama, Siena, Winthrop
14: IUPUI, CSU-Northridge, Boise St., Cornell
15: Holy Cross, Davidson, Montana St., ETSU
16: Austin Peay, Hampton, Long Island, UMBC, Alabama St.
Last 4 Out: Arkansas, Minnesota, Florida St., Houston
Conference Breakdown:
8: Pac-10, Big East
7: Big XII
6: ACC
4: A-10, Big 10
3: SEC
2: WCC
New Teams In: Oregon, Gonzaga, Stephen F. Austin, CSU-Northridge, Davidson, Cornell
Old Teams Out: Minnesota, Creighton, Sam Houston St, UC-Santa Barbara, Georgia Southern, Brown
I will be doing brackets again starting... January 27th, because that seems about the time that people start doing them.
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Seed List (After games of Jan. 6)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment