Bracketology: March 11

Latest is below.  Not too much movement at the top, more so at the bottom.  MU is knocking on the door of a 3-seed.  The only team they could realistically swap with is New Mexico, and they would need to at least get to the Big East Championship to make that happen.  Iowa's slot in the tourney was short-lived, as they got booted by Kentucky after the Wildcats got a big win over Florida.

1. Indiana, Kansas, Duke, Gonzaga

2. Florida, Miami (FLA.), Georgetown, Louisville

3. Michigan State, Ohio State, Michigan, New Mexico

4. Marquette, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Syracuse

5. Arizona, Pittsburgh, Butler, Wisconsin

6. UNLV, Minnesota, Colorado State, Saint Louis

7. Oregon, Notre Dame, Missouri, Memphis

8. North Carolina State, Virginia Commonwealth, San Diego State, UCLA

9. Cincinnati, Oklahoma, Colorado, Creighton

10. Illinois, Wichita State, Iowa State, North Carolina

11. Virginia, Belmont, Villanova, La Salle

12. St. Mary's (CA), California, Tennessee, Kentucky, California, Temple

13. Akron, Louisiana Tech, Bucknell, Stephen F. Austin

14. Valparaiso, Davidson, South Dakota State, Harvard

15. Montana, Vermont, Long Beach State, Iona

16. Northeastern, Florida Gulf Coast, Norfolk State, Liberty, LIU Brooklyn, Southern