I just put this together real quick today but I watch a lot of college basketball.
1 seeds: Ohio St, Kansas, Duke, Notre Dame
2 seeds: Pitt, UConn, San Diego St, North Carolina
3 seeds: BYU, Texas, Syracuse, Florida
4 seeds: Kentucky, Louisville, Arizona, Purdue
5 seeds: Wisconsin, Xavier, Vanderbilt, St John's
6 seeds: Texas A&M, West Virginia, Temple, UNLV
7 seeds: Washington, Georgetown, Utah St, Kansas St
8 seeds: George Mason, Cincinnati, UCLA, Old Dominion
9 seeds: Missouri, Butler, Villanova, Tennessee
10 seeds: Marquette, Gonzaga, Memphis, Richmond
the rest gets tricky because of the way the tournament is seeded now
I think Princeton should be an 11 but the way the tournament is set up with the at-larges...
11 seeds: Michigan, Florida St, Illinois, Colorado
12 seeds: Michigan St, Clemson, St Mary's(1)/Georgia(4), Penn St(2)/Virginia Tech(3)
13 seeds: Princeton, Belmont, Oakland, Long Island
14 seeds: Bucknell, Morehead St, Indiana St, St Peter's
15 seeds: Northern Colorado, Akron, Wofford, Hampton
16 seeds: Boston U, UNC-Asheville, UALR(1)/Alabama St(4), UTSA(2)/UCSB(3)

What do you guys think?

P.S. I had to edit an elipsis out. An error from copying and pasting.

i think you did pretty well.  You missed a #1 seed with Notre Dame  but you werent' far off anywhere

Thanks. Something I've always liked to do but never really had a venue to do it before. Definitely don't agree with USC and VCU being in with Colorado out, though. Oh well. None of them will make any noise.

I thought St. Mary's would make it but the committee preferred middle-of-the-pack teams from the big conferences.

I dont mind VTech and St. Mary's being out. They blew chances when they should have won. A lot of VERY GOOD matchups to watch. George Mason could very well replicate its 2006 run. Old Dominion will give Pitt problems, possible upset. Marquette-Syracuse again hopefully in the 2nd round! 

I like to compare myself to Joe Lunardi (ESPN bracketologist) and he did beat me this year as far as how close we were. I had 27 teams seeded correctly, 12 1 higher than their actual seed, 12 1 seed lower, 8 off by 2 seeds, 6 off by 3 or more and 3 teams completely wrong. Lundardi had 32 perfect, 9 one higher, 14 one lower 7 off by 2, 3 off by 3 or more and 3 completely wrong.

Lunardi is a comlete idiot. Don't compare anything to him. I think you did a pretty good job. Colorado really got screwed. UAB and VCU ahead of them, really?...

anyone have any good upset recommendations?

Posted by uglyskunk3 on 3/13/2011 11:59:00 PM (view original):
anyone have any good upset recommendations?

I say this as a huge Badger fan ... take Belmont.

I agree...Belmont is very good.  There only losses were close ones to Tennessee (twice); Vanderbilt; and their arch-rival Lipscomb...all on the road.

My brother is an alum of Belmont

Lots of those 13-14 seed teams can play.  Morehead State is a good team, as is Oakland. 

I like Richmond, Oakland too. girt, why do you say that even as a Badger fan?

Florida seeded ahead of Kentucky is an absolute joke

Posted by pjbrankin on 3/14/2011 2:50:00 PM (view original):
Florida seeded ahead of Kentucky is an absolute joke

I'm not impressed by either, tbh