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Cleveland State Flops In 76-65 Loss to Stanford

Wed, 14 Mar 2012 06:19:39 +0000

The Vikings were outmatched in Stanford, losing to the Cardinal, 76-65, in the NIT.

Stanford grabbed the advantage by crushing Cleveland State in free throw shooting and also winning turnover margin.

The Cardinal nailed 24 of their total points from the free throw line as opposed to seven for the Vikings. The Cardinal were more aggressive on defense, with 21 takeaways compared to 12 for the Vikings.

Jeremy Montgomery led the losing effort for the Vikings with 15 points on 35% shooting in 28 minutes. Charles Lee added a game-leading six assists.

CSU Players		Mins	Pts	Reb	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO
B+	Tim Kamczyc	35	13	7	1	1	0	1
B+	Anton Grady	22	6	11	1	1	0	2
B	Charles Lee	28	8	3	6	1	0	3
B-	Aaron Pogue	17	2	6	1	0	0	0
B-	Marlin Mason	12	8	4	0	0	0	4
C+	Ike Nwamu	9	3	2	1	0	0	0
C+	Ludovic Ndaye	10	4	2	0	0	0	0
C	J. Montgomery	28	15	1	1	1	0	5
C	Trevon Harmon	19	2	2	3	0	0	1
D+	D`Aundray Brown	19	4	2	0	2	0	5

STAN Players		Mins	Pts	Reb	Ast	Stl	Blk	TO
A+	Anthony Brown	29	15	12	3	1	0	0
A	Josh Owens	30	15	4	0	3	2	1
B+	Dwight Powell	17	5	5	0	3	0	1
B+	Aaron Bright	23	17	1	3	2	0	5
B-	Chasson Randle	27	9	2	2	0	0	0
B-	Jarrett Mann	27	6	3	4	2	0	1
C	A. Zimmerman	14	4	1	0	1	2	2
D	Jack Trotter	11	2	0	0	0	0	0
D	Josh Huestis	14	2	1	0	0	0	1
-	John Gage	4	0	0	0	0	0	0
-	Andy Brown	4	1	2	0	0	1	1

The Vikings now drop to 22-11. This drops their record against RPI Top 100 teams (Stanford #97) to 4-5.

Cleveland State Game Notes:

In 80% of losses this season, the Vikings have a field goal percentage of 37.3% or worse.
This game was statistically over in the 2nd half with 3:42 left to go.
Jeremy Montgomery has 3 straight double-digit point games.
Jeremy Montgomery has led the team in scoring in 10 out of 33 games this season.
The last time CSU recorded at least 44 rebounds was Feb 03, 2011 against Valparaiso (link).

Stanford Game Notes:

The top two scorers (Aaron Bright and Josh Owens) accounted for 42.1% of the points.
Aaron Bright has led the team in scoring 8 times in 33 games this season.
Anthony Brown set a career high with 12 rebounds.
Anthony Brown recorded the 2nd double digit rebound game of his career.
Anthony Brown recorded a double-double. It was his 1st this season and 2nd of his career.

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Cleveland State vs Stanford: Recap Notes

Wed, 14 Mar 2012 06:18:39 +0000

Cleveland State Game Notes:

This game was statistically over in the 2nd half with 3:42 left to go.
In 80% of losses this season, Cleveland State has committed 21 or more turnovers.
In 80% of losses this season, the Vikings have a field goal percentage of 37.3% or worse.
In 80% of losses this season, Cleveland State has recorded 14 or fewer assists.
The Vikings set season highs for turnovers and rebounds.
The last time CSU recorded at least 44 rebounds was Feb 03, 2011 against Valparaiso (link).
CSU set a season low for blocks.
The top two scorers (Jeremy Montgomery and Tim Kamczyc) accounted for 43.0% of the points.
The top two rebounders (Anton Grady and Tim Kamczyc) accounted for 40.9% of the rebounds.
The bench recorded more rebounds (22) than the starters (18).
Jeremy Montgomery has led the team in scoring in 10 out of 33 games this season.
Anton Grady has led the team in rebounding in 18 out of 33 games this season.
Jeremy Montgomery has 3 straight double-digit point games.
Anton Grady recorded the 6th double digit rebound game of his career.
This was the 2nd foul out of the season for D`Aundray Brown
This was the 3rd foul out of the season for Aaron Pogue

Stanford Game Notes:

The top two scorers (Aaron Bright and Josh Owens) accounted for 42.1% of the points.
Anthony Brown accounted for 37.5% of the team's rebounds.
Aaron Bright has led the team in scoring 8 times in 33 games this season.
Anthony Brown recorded the 2nd double digit rebound game of his career.
Anthony Brown recorded a double-double. It was his 1st this season and 2nd of his career.
Anthony Brown set a career high with 12 rebounds.

Cleveland State vs Stanford: Boxscore

Wed, 14 Mar 2012 06:17:39 +0000

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	S	MIN	PTS	FG	FG%	2P	2P%	3P	3P%	FT	FT%	OR	DR	REB	AST	STL	BLK	TO	PF
T. Kamczyc	*	35	13	6-12	50	5-10	50	1-2	50	0-2	0	2	5	7	1	1	0	1	1
J. Montgomery	*	28	15	5-14	35	2-4	50	3-10	30	2-3	66	0	1	1	1	1	0	5	3
T. Harmon	*	19	2	0-7	0	0-3	0	0-4	0	2-2	100	1	1	2	3	0	0	1	1
D. Brown	*	19	4	1-5	20	1-4	25	0-1	0	2-2	100	2	0	2	0	2	0	5	5
A. Pogue	*	17	2	1-4	25	1-4	25	0-0		0-0		2	4	6	1	0	0	0	5
C. Lee		28	8	3-7	42	2-5	40	1-2	50	1-1	100	0	3	3	6	1	0	3	3
A. Grady		22	6	3-10	30	3-10	30	0-0		0-3	0	4	7	11	1	1	0	2	4
M. Mason		12	8	3-3	100	1-1	100	2-2	100	0-0		1	3	4	0	0	0	4	3
L. Ndaye		10	4	2-2	100	2-2	100	0-0		0-0		1	1	2	0	0	0	0	0
I. Nwamu		9	3	1-2	50	0-0	0	1-2	50	0-0		0	2	2	1	0	0	0	3
D. Long		1	0	0-1	0	0-1	0	0-0		0-0		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
CSU		200	65	25-67	37	17-44	38	8-23	34	7-13	53	16	28	44	14	6	0	21	28
	S	MIN	PTS	FG	FG%	2P	2P%	3P	3P%	FT	FT%	OR	DR	REB	AST	STL	BLK	TO	PF
STAN		200	76	24-49	49	20-36	55	4-13	30	24-39	61	5	27	32	12	12	5	12	16
J. Owens	*	30	15	6-9	66	6-9	66	0-0		3-4	75	0	4	4	0	3	2	1	3
A. Brown	*	29	15	5-9	55	3-6	50	2-3	66	3-5	60	4	8	12	3	1	0	0	2
J. Mann	*	27	6	1-3	33	1-3	33	0-0		4-8	50	0	3	3	4	2	0	1	0
C. Randle	*	27	9	3-6	50	2-3	66	1-3	33	2-2	100	0	2	2	2	0	0	0	2
A. Zimmerman	*	14	4	2-5	40	2-5	40	0-0		0-0		0	1	1	0	1	2	2	2
A. Bright		23	17	4-7	57	3-4	75	1-3	33	8-10	80	0	1	1	3	2	0	5	1
D. Powell		17	5	2-3	66	2-3	66	0-0		1-2	50	1	4	5	0	3	0	1	1
J. Huestis		14	2	0-1	0	0-1	0	0-0		2-4	50	0	1	1	0	0	0	1	3
J. Trotter		11	2	1-3	33	1-1	100	0-2	0	0-0		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
A. Brown		4	1	0-0		0-0	0	0-0		1-4	25	0	2	2	0	0	1	1	0
J. Gage		4	0	0-3	0	0-1	0	0-2	0	0-0		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
	S	MIN	PTS	FG	FG%	2P	2P%	3P	3P%	FT	FT%	OR	DR	REB	AST	STL	BLK	TO	PF

Referees

	Since 1996				2011-2012
	Gms	FPG	Techs	DQs	Gms	FPG	Techs	DQs	Primary Confs
Kevin Brill	456	37.1	118	391	50	35.0	14	30	Pac 12, West Coast, Mountain West
K.C. ely	247	39.4	57	220	36	37.6	7	29	Southland, WAC, C-USA
Larry Spaulding	529	37.6	159	484	51	36.9	25	45	Mountain West, Pac 12, WAC

Fouls: Cleveland State 28, Stanford 16, Total 44
DQs: Cleveland State 2, Stanford 0, Total 2
Technical Fouls: Cleveland State 0, Stanford 0, Total 0

Updated: Cleveland State (22-10) Faces Stanford (21-11)

Tue, 13 Mar 2012 15:37:25 +0000

Tuesday is a date fans have been waiting for as Cleveland State visits Stanford in the NIT. It takes place at 11:00 EST and you can catch it on ESPN 2. Stanford is ranked #96 in the RPI and is a tough match for Cleveland State, which brings a record of 3-4 against Top 100 teams. The Vikings boast a record of 22-10 overall. The Cardinal have a 21-11 record.

Unfortunately, Stanford has the advantage in this game. Stanford boasts a 14-3 record at home while Cleveland State is only 11-5 on the road.

StatSmack! Cleveland State is better than Stanford

Cleveland State players are more experienced than Stanford players (17,566 minutes played vs 15,082 minutes played).
Cleveland State has a better conference record than Stanford this season (12-6 vs 10-8).
Cleveland State has a better overall winning percentage over the last 5 years (0.651 to 0.594).
The Cleveland State steals leader (D`Aundray Brown) has more steals than the Stanford steals leader (Chasson Randle).

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Florida State Moves Up 7 Spots to #10 in AP Poll: Mar 12th, 2012

Mon, 12 Mar 2012 00:00:00 +0000

Louisville, who cracks the AP Top 25 at #17 this week, leads four newcomers to the poll. Florida State is the biggest gainer this week, hopping seven spots to #10.

Kentucky remains number one for the seventh week in a row. Louisville breaks into the Top 25 with a win on the road over Seton Hall, 61-55, an upset win on the road over then-9th ranked Marquette, 84-71, and an upset win on the road over then-23rd ranked Notre Dame, 64-50. Vanderbilt comes in at #20 with wins against 1st ranked Kentucky, 71-64, Ole Miss, 65-53, and Georgia, 63-41. New Mexico shows up at #21 with wins against then-18th ranked San Diego State, 68-59, then-20th ranked UNLV, 72-67, and Air Force, 79-64. Saint Mary's also enters the Top 25 at #24. Temple falls out of the rankings this week with an upset loss on the road to Massachusetts, 77-71. Notre Dame drops out after a win against South Florida, 57-53 and a loss to Louisville. Gonzaga drops out after a loss to Saint Mary's, 78-74. Iowa State also drops out this week.

Florida State is a big mover this week, vaulting seven places to #10, following a win on the road over Miami (FL), 82-71, an upset win on the road over then-6th ranked Duke, 62-59, and an upset win on the road over 4th ranked North Carolina, 85-82.

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AP Top 25
1.	Kentucky	32-2
2.	Syracuse	31-2
3.	Missouri	30-4
4.	UNC	29-5
5.	MSU	27-7
6.	Kansas	27-6
7.	OSU	27-7
8.	Duke	27-6
9.	Baylor	27-7
10.	FSU	24-9
11.	MARQ	25-7
12.	MURRAY	30-1
13.	Michigan	24-9
14.	WISC	24-9
15.	GTOWN	23-8
16.	Indiana	25-8
17.	Lville	26-9
18.	WSU	26-5
19.	CREI	28-5
20.	Vandy	24-10
21.	Lobos	27-6
22.	SDSU	26-7
23.	UNLV	26-8
24.	SMC	27-5
25.	Florida	23-10
Poll in Motion

AP Top 25 By Conference

Conf	Top 25 Teams	Conf Teams	Pct in Top 25
Big Ten	5	12	41.7%
Big East	4	16	25.0%
SEC	3	12	25.0%
ACC	3	12	25.0%
Big 12	3	10	30.0%
Mountain West	3	8	37.5%
Missouri Valley	2	10	20.0%
Ohio Valley	1	11	9.1%
West Coast	1	9	11.1%

Jared Sullinger from Ohio State Wins StatSheet NCAA Player of the Week - March 12th, 2012

Mon, 12 Mar 2012 00:00:00 +0000

With a solid performance that included going up against the #8 team in the nation, Jared Sullinger, a 6-9 sophomore from Ohio State, has been selected StatSheet NCAA Player of the Week. Florida's Bradley Beal is the StatSheet NCAA Freshman of the Week and Colorado State's Jesse Carr is StatSheet's NCAA 6th Man of the Week. Sullinger put up an impressive 24 points per game, 60% shooting, and 9 rebounds per game in wins against Purdue and 10th ranked Michigan and a loss to Michigan State.

Sullinger led scoring (30) and rebounding (12) for the Buckeyes in an 88-71 win against Purdue. He then led the team in scoring (24) and rebounding (6) in a huge 77-55 victory over Michigan. Lastly, Sullinger led scoring (18) and rebounding (9) in a 68-64 loss to Michigan State.

This is the first time Jared Sullinger has been named the StatSheet NCAA Player of the Week. However, he has come in second once and received an honorable mention. The runner-up this week is Kansas State junior Jordan Henriquez-Roberts. Honorable mention goes to Rob Jones, a senior from Saint Mary's.

StatSheet NCAA Freshman of the Week: Florida's Bradley Beal

Bradley Beal played an average of 37 minutes starting both games for the Gators. In a hard-fought 66-63 win over Alabama, Beal led scoring and rebounding with 16 and 7, respectively. In a 74-71 loss to Kentucky, he led rebounding with 8 and also had 5 assists.

Beal has won the StatSheet NCAA Freshman of the Week an astounding 3 times. The runner-up is Anthony Davis from Kentucky. Andre Hollins from Minnesota takes honorable mention.

StatSheet NCAA 6th Man of the Week: Colorado State's Jesse Carr

Junior Jesse Carr averaged 31 minutes over two games for the Rams. In a big 81-60 win over TCU, Carr chalked up 7 rebounds and 9 assists. Then in a 79-69 loss to San Diego State, he contributed 17 points and 2 assists.

This is the first time this season Carr has won the StatSheet NCAA 6th Man of the Week award. David Pellom, a junior forward from George Washington, is runner-up. Dave Barnett, a senior guard/forward from Buffalo, wins honorable mention.

Weekly Leaders

Scoring: Mitchell Watt, Buffalo: 32 PPG
Rebounding: Omondi Amoke, Cal State Fullerton: 21 RPG
Assists: Jeremiah Ostrowski, Hawaii: 11 APG
Blocked Shots: Jake Cohen, Davidson: 7 BPG
Free Throws: Steven Idlet, Tulsa: 14 PPG
Three Pointers: Akeem Ellis, Coppin State: 6 TPG
Steals: Arsalan Kazemi, Rice: 5 SPG

Creighton Moves Up 6 Spots to #19 in AP Poll: Mar 5th, 2012

Mon, 05 Mar 2012 00:00:00 +0000

Gonzaga enters the AP Top 25 at #24 this week and is one of two new teams in the poll. Florida fell the most this week, losing six spots to drop to #22.

Kentucky stays number one for the sixth week in a row. Gonzaga enters the Top 25 with a win at home over Longwood, 92-60 and a win on the road over Brigham Young, 77-58. Iowa State comes in at #25 with a win against then-9th ranked Baylor, 80-72 and a loss to then-7th ranked Missouri, 78-72. Louisville falls out of the Top 25 this week with an upset loss at home to South Florida, 58-51 and a loss at 2nd ranked Syracuse, 58-49. Virginia drops out after a win against Maryland, 75-72 and a loss to then-22nd ranked Florida State, 63-60.

Florida saw a big drop this week, falling six spots to #22 after an upset loss at Vanderbilt, 77-67 and a loss at home to 1st ranked Kentucky, 74-59. Creighton shot up six spots to #19 after wins against Illinois State, 83-79, Evansville, 99-71, and Drake, 68-61. Florida State jumped up 5 spots to #17 after wins against Clemson, 80-72 and then-24th ranked Virginia.

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AP Top 25
1.	Kentucky	30-1
2.	Syracuse	30-1
3.	Kansas	26-5
4.	UNC	27-4
5.	Missouri	27-4
6.	Duke	26-5
7.	OSU	25-6
8.	MSU	24-7
9.	MARQ	25-6
10.	Michigan	23-8
11.	MURRAY	30-1
12.	Baylor	25-6
13.	GTOWN	22-7
14.	WISC	23-8
15.	Indiana	24-7
16.	WSU	26-5
17.	FSU	21-9
18.	SDSU	24-6
19.	CREI	28-5
20.	UNLV	25-7
21.	Temple	24-6
22.	Florida	22-9
23.	ND	21-10
24.	Gonzaga	25-5
25.	ISU	22-9
Poll in Motion

AP Top 25 By Conference

Conf	Top 25 Teams	Conf Teams	Pct in Top 25
Big Ten	5	12	41.7%
Big East	4	16	25.0%
Big 12	4	10	40.0%
ACC	3	12	25.0%
SEC	2	12	16.7%
Mountain West	2	8	25.0%
Missouri Valley	2	10	20.0%
Ohio Valley	1	11	9.1%
A-10	1	14	7.1%
West Coast	1	9	11.1%

Anton Grady Wins the StatSheet Horizon Freshman of the Week - March 5th, 2012

Mon, 05 Mar 2012 00:00:00 +0000

Ray McCallum from Detroit has earned StatSheet's Horizon Player of the Week award for March 5th. Anton Grady has won StatSheet's Horizon Freshman of the Week. And last but not least, Eli Holman from Detroit has won StatSheet's Horizon 6th Man of the Week. McCallum put up huge numbers in shooting (60%), rebounding (5 per game), and scoring (19.3 pts per game). The Detroit sophomore put these numbers up in victories against Loyola (Chicago), Youngstown State, and Cleveland State.

McCallum added 10 points and 5 rebounds in 32 minutes in an 80-71 win against Loyola (Chicago). That was followed by a team-leading 22 points plus an additional 7 assists in a 93-76 win over Youngstown State. Finally, McCallum led all scoring with 26 points and added 5 assists, closing out the week with a tight 63-58 win over Cleveland State.

This is the first time this season that Ray McCallum has been selected StatSheet Horizon Player of the Week. However, he has been a runner-up once and received multiple honorable mentions. The runner-up this week is junior Ryan Broekhoff from Valparaiso. Honorable mention goes to Damian Eargle, a junior from Youngstown State. D`Aundray Brown was the highest ranking player from Cleveland State, finishing sixth.

StatSheet Horizon Freshman of the Week: Cleveland State's Anton Grady

Anton Grady played 20 minutes as a starter for Cleveland State. In a 63-58 loss to Detroit, Grady chalked up 2 points and 5 rebounds.

Anton Grady has won the StatSheet Horizon Freshman of the Week an astounding 6 times. The runner-up is Kendall Griffin from Wright State. Keifer Sykes from Green Bay receives honorable mention.

StatSheet Horizon 6th Man of the Week: Detroit's Eli Holman

Eli Holman, a 6-10 Senior center/forward, averaged 26 minutes of action over the three games for the Titans. In the win against Loyola (Chicago), Holman led the way for the Titans with 20 points and 6 rebounds. During the win against Youngstown State, he led all rebounding with 10 and added 62% shooting. Finally, in the win over Cleveland State, Holman put up 6 rebounds and 3 steals.

Eli Holman has won the StatSheet Horizon 6th Man of the Week a total of 4 times. Richie Edwards, a junior forward from Valparaiso, is the runner up. Paris Carter, a senior forward from UIC, receives honorable mention. Cleveland State players have been named StatSheet Horizon Player of the Week once this season.

Weekly Leaders

Scoring: Damian Eargle, Youngstown State: 21 PPG
Rebounding: Ryan Broekhoff, Valparaiso: 16 RPG
Assists: Ronald Nored, Butler: 5.33 APG
Blocked Shots: Ryan Broekhoff, Valparaiso: 2 BPG
Free Throws: Denzel Brito, Loyola (Chicago): 8 PPG
Three Pointers: DuShawn Brooks, Youngstown State: 3.5 TPG
Steals: Hayden Humes, UIC: 4 SPG

Mike Scott from Virginia Wins StatSheet NCAA Player of the Week - March 5th, 2012

Mon, 05 Mar 2012 00:00:00 +0000

With a solid performance that included going up against the #22 team in the nation, Mike Scott, a 6-8 senior from Virginia, is the StatSheet NCAA Player of the Week. StatSheet's NCAA Freshman of the Week is Kentucky's Anthony Davis and StatSheet's NCAA 6th Man of the Week is Missouri's Mike Dixon, Jr..

Scott was the NCAA leader in scoring (31.5 pts per game). He also put up a strong 10.5 rebounds per game and 11.5 free throws per game in a victory against Maryland and a loss to Florida State.

Scott led scoring (28) and rebounding (10) for the Cavaliers in a 63-60 loss to Florida State. He then led the team in scoring (35) and rebounding (11) in a narrow 75-72 victory over Maryland.

This is the first StatSheet NCAA Player of the Week award for Mike Scott. The runner-up this week is Jae Crowder, a senior from Marquette. Honorable mention goes to sophomore Jared Sullinger from Ohio State.

StatSheet NCAA Freshman of the Week: Kentucky's Anthony Davis

Anthony Davis played an average of 29 minutes starting both games for the Wildcats. In a mammoth 79-49 win against Georgia, Davis churned out 9 points and 8 rebounds. In a 74-59 win over Florida, he led scoring and rebounding with 22 and 12.

Davis has won the StatSheet NCAA Freshman of the Week an astounding 6 times. Cody Zeller from Indiana gets runner-up. Honorable mention goes to Kevin Pangos from Gonzaga.

StatSheet NCAA 6th Man of the Week: Missouri's Mike Dixon, Jr.

Junior Mike Dixon, Jr. averaged 28 minutes over two games for the Tigers. In a 78-72 win over Iowa State, Dixon, Jr. led the Tigers in scoring with 21 points and adding 4 assists. Then in an 81-59 humbling of Texas Tech, he contributed 13 points on 57% shooting.

This is the first time this season Dixon, Jr. has won the StatSheet NCAA 6th Man of the Week award. Ronald Roberts Jr., a sophomore forward from St. Joseph's (PA), is runner-up. Dion Waiters, a sophomore guard from Syracuse, wins honorable mention.

Weekly Leaders

Scoring: Mike Scott, Virginia: 31.5 PPG
Rebounding: Robert Nwankwo, Towson: 20 RPG
Assists: Vincent Council, Providence: 10.5 APG
Blocked Shots: Tony Mitchell, North Texas: 6 BPG
Free Throws: Darryl Bryant, West Virginia: 12 PPG
Three Pointers: Sterling Carter, Seattle: 8 TPG
Steals: Jeff Jones, Rider: 5 SPG

StatSheet Projects Cleveland State as CBI Team: 03/04/2012

Sun, 04 Mar 2012 13:02:01 +0000

StatSeed is StatSheet's postseason projections for all of Division I, including the NCAA Tournament, National Invitation Tournament (NIT), College Basketball Invitational (CBI), and the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament (CIT). Read more about how StatSeed is calculated.

StatSheet is now projecting Cleveland State to go to the CBI. The Vikings are sitting at #77 in the StatSheet StatRank with a 22-10 overall record and a 12-6 record in the Horizon.

During its last four games, Cleveland State picked up wins against Wright State and Detroit but also sank seriously with bad losses to RPI #137 Detroit and RPI #149 Green Bay.

Cleveland State has a 3-4 record against the RPI Top 100 that includes a 1-1 record against the RPI Top 50 but no record against AP ranked teams. While the Vikings have a single quality win against RPI #25 Vanderbilt, they're also weighed down by six bad losses including RPI #137 Detroit, RPI #149 Green Bay, RPI #130 Milwaukee, RPI #107 Butler, and RPI #170 Youngstown State.

The last four teams into the NCAA Tournament with at-large bids are NC State (19-11, 8-7 ACC, StatRank #60), Texas (19-12, 9-9 Big 12, StatRank #55), Oregon (22-8, 13-5 Pac 12, StatRank #53), and Seton Hall (19-11, 8-10 Big East, StatRank #59).

The first four teams out are Arizona (21-9, 12-5 Pac 12, StatRank #78), Brigham Young (25-8, 12-4 West Coast, StatRank #49), Cincinnati (22-9, 12-6 Big East, StatRank #66), and Mississippi State (21-10, 8-8 SEC, StatRank #75).

The next four out are Colorado (19-11, 11-7 Pac 12, StatRank #81), Illinois (17-13, 6-11 Big Ten, StatRank #75), St. Joseph's (PA) (19-12, 9-7 A-10, StatRank #51), and Tennessee (18-13, 10-6 SEC, StatRank #76).

Regional 1

#1	Duke
#2	Marquette
#3	Baylor
#4	Florida
#5	Florida State
#6	Memphis
#7	Gonzaga
#8	Alabama
#9	California
#10	Northwestern
#11	Miami (FL)
#12	Oregon
#13	Harvard
#14	Drexel
#15	Akron
#16	Bucknell
#17	MVSU

Regional 2

#1	Kansas
#2	Michigan State
#3	Georgetown
#4	Indiana
#5	UNLV
#6	Murray State
#7	Iowa State
#8	Colorado State
#9	Creighton
#10	Saint Louis
#11	Ole Miss
#12	Seton Hall
#13	Iona
#14	MTSU
#15	Belmont
#16	Long Island
#17	UNCA

Regional 3

#1	Kentucky
#2	Missouri
#3	Michigan
#4	Louisville
#5	Notre Dame
#6	Southern Miss
#7	Temple
#8	Connecticut
#9	Kansas State
#10	South Florida
#11	New Mexico
#12	Texas
#13	Long Beach State
#14	Nevada
#15	Davidson
#16	Montana
#17	Savannah State

Regional 4

#1	Syracuse
#2	North Carolina
#3	Ohio State
#4	Wisconsin
#5	Wichita State
#6	Vanderbilt
#7	Virginia
#8	San Diego State
#9	Purdue
#10	West Virginia
#11	Saint Mary's
#12	Washington
#13	NC State
#14	Oral Roberts
#15	Valparaiso
#16	Texas-Arlington
#17	Stony Brook

NCAA Tourney Projections by Conference

Conf	NCAA Teams	Conf Teams	Pct in NCAA
Big East	9	16	56.2%
Big Ten	7	12	58.3%
ACC	6	12	50.0%
Big 12	6	10	60.0%
SEC	5	12	41.7%
Mountain West	4	8	50.0%
Pac 12	3	12	25.0%
Missouri Valley	2	10	20.0%
A-10	2	14	14.3%
C-USA	2	12	16.7%
West Coast	2	9	22.2%
Southland	1	12	8.3%
Big South	1	11	9.1%
Sun Belt	1	12	8.3%
Horizon	1	10	10.0%
MEAC	1	13	7.7%
Patriot	1	8	12.5%
WAC	1	8	12.5%
America East	1	9	11.1%
SWAC	1	10	10.0%
Ivy League	1	8	12.5%
Atlantic Sun	1	10	10.0%
Big Sky	1	9	11.1%
Summit League	1	10	10.0%
CAA	1	12	8.3%
Ohio Valley	1	11	9.1%
MAC	1	12	8.3%
MAAC	1	10	10.0%
SoCon	1	12	8.3%
NEC	1	12	8.3%
Big West	1	9	11.1%