Bracketology 1.2

Virginia's win over Duke jumps them from a 13 seed to an 11 seed, thanks in large part to a 4-2 record against the top 25. Duke moved from the overall No. 1 behind Indiana. 
As a result, St. Mary's is bumped down to a 12 seed and the last 4 in. Villanova down to a 13 seed.
BYU's loss to the Zags removes them from at-large consideration. Cougars must win the WCC auto bid to get in.

1 seeds: Indiana, Duke, Kansas, Miami (FL)

2 seeds: Michigan State, Florida, Michigan, New Mexico

3 seeds: Gonzaga, Georgetown, Louisville, Arizona

4 seeds: Marquette, Syracuse, Kansas State, Wisconsin

5 seeds: Ohio St., UNLV, Oklahoma State, Colorado State

6 seeds: Memphis, St. Louis, Butler, Minnesota

7 seeds: Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, NC State, San Diego State

8 seeds: VCU, Oregon, UNC, Illinois

9 seeds: UCLA, Colorado, Oklahoma, Cincinnati

10 seeds: California, Temple, Wichita State, Creighton

11 seeds: Virginia, Missouri, Iowa State, La Salle,

12 seeds: St. Mary's, Middle Tennessee State, Belmont, Kentucky, Akron,

13 seeds: Villanova, Baylor, Louisiana Tech, Bucknell, Harvard

14 seeds: Valpo, South Dakota State, Davidson, Stony Brook

15 seeds: Northwestern State, Niagara, Long Beach State, Northeastern

16 seeds: Montana, Robert Morris, Mercer, Norfolk State, Charleston Southern, Southern

Last 4 in: St. Mary's, Kentucky, Villanova, Baylor

Last 4 out: Southern Miss, Boise State, Ole Miss, Tennessee

Next 4 out: St John's, Alabama, Iowa, Arizona State

Also Considered: UMass, Wyoming, Arkansas, LSU, Maryland, Stanford, Stephen F. Austin