NCAA Tournament Seedings

All right. Here is my first crack at trying to seed teams for the NCAA Tournament. I'm sure I've missed something as there are a few rules when seeding, such as conference opponents cannot play each other in the first couple of rounds. So I've attempted to follow that, and hopefully I've created matchups that follow NCAA Tournament rules in terms of the pairings. At very least I've given each team a seed 1-16 (whether they end in that exact matchup or region is another story all together).

I started by ranking the teams 1-65, which was difficult by itself. Than I snaked through the seedings for each four regions. From there, I tried to move a few teams around to make pairings follow NCAA guidelines, and hopefully I pulled that part off.

Anyway, here are the projected seeds and match ups.

East Rutherford Region
1. North Carolina
16. Weber State

8. Illinois
9. Villanova

4. Kentucky
13. Vermont

5. Arizona
12. Davidson

3. Pittsburgh
14. Toledo

6. UNLV
11. Old Dominion

7. Maryland
10. Stanford

2. Texas A&M
15 . Marist

St. Louis Region
1. Ohio State
16. South Alabama

8. Virginia
9. Vanderbilt

4. Butler
13. Pennsylvania

5. Air Force
12. Kansas State

3. Memphis
14. Long Beach State

6. Notre Dame
11. Virginia Commonwealth

7. BYU
10. USC

2. Kansas
15. East Tennessee State

San Jose Region
1. UCLA
16. Central Connecticut State/Mississippi Valley State

8. Creighton
9. Xavier

4. Duke
13. Bucknell

5. Tennessee
12. West Virginia

3. Washington State
14. Oral Roberts

6. Texas
11. Winthrop

7. Indiana
10. Missouri State

2. Georgetown
15. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

San Antonio Region
1. Wisconsin
16. Austin Peay

8. Marquette
9. Oregon

4. Nevada
13. Santa Clara

5. Boston College
12. Alabama

3. Southern Illinois
14. Wright State

6. Virginia Tech
11. Texas Tech

7. Michigan State
10. Louisville

2. Florida
15. Delaware State

If you want to see who is in and who is on the bubble broken down by conference, just scroll down to the post below. Who have I seeded too high? Who is seeded too low? Thoughts? Comments? Post them below!