Take in account ratings, perceived strength, and geography (in that order), here’s where we’re at.
Virginia is the 1 is the East. Gonzaga is the 1 in the West.
If UK beats UT, they’re the 1 in the South vs the loser of Duke/UNC. The ratings would be too much to pass up. The winner of Duke/UNC would go to the Midwest as the 1 with Michigan St as the 2. UT is most likely the 2 in the East in this scenario. Michigan most likely does out West as the 2 (thanks to TTU).
If UT beats UK, they’re the 1 in the Midwest, and the winner of Duke/UNC will be the 1 in the South, with the loser most heading West to be Gonzaga’s 2. UK either goes East to be with UVA, or stays in the South with winner of Duke/UNC (again....ratings).
The 2 seeds will be Michigan St, loser of Duke/UNC, lose of UK/UT, and then either Michigan (if they beat Iowa tonight) or TTU/Houston (if Michigan loses tonight).
Virginia is the 1 is the East. Gonzaga is the 1 in the West.
If UK beats UT, they’re the 1 in the South vs the loser of Duke/UNC. The ratings would be too much to pass up. The winner of Duke/UNC would go to the Midwest as the 1 with Michigan St as the 2. UT is most likely the 2 in the East in this scenario. Michigan most likely does out West as the 2 (thanks to TTU).
If UT beats UK, they’re the 1 in the Midwest, and the winner of Duke/UNC will be the 1 in the South, with the loser most heading West to be Gonzaga’s 2. UK either goes East to be with UVA, or stays in the South with winner of Duke/UNC (again....ratings).
The 2 seeds will be Michigan St, loser of Duke/UNC, lose of UK/UT, and then either Michigan (if they beat Iowa tonight) or TTU/Houston (if Michigan loses tonight).