Updated: June 17, 2009
MIDWEST (St. Louis)
Oklahoma City
(1)
KANSAS
(16)
Opening-round Game
(8)
Michigan
(9)
Notre Dame
New Orleans
(5)
BUTLER
(12)
Miami (FL)
(4)
Louisville
(13)
OLD DOMINION / CAA
Buffalo
(6)
Boston College
(11)
SIENA / MAAC
(3)
West Virginia
(14)
OAKLAND / Summit
Milwaukee
(7)
Kansas St
(10)
DAYTON
(2)
Purdue
(15)
BINGHAMTON / Amer East
WEST (Salt Lake City)
Oklahoma City
(1)
Texas
(16)
LONG BEACH / Big West
(8)
Georgia Tech
(9)
Mississippi St
San Jose
(5)
Minnesota
(12)
Marquette
(4)
WASHINGTON
(13)
NORTHERN IOWA / MVC
Buffalo
(6)
Pittsburgh
(11)
TULSA / C-USA
(3)
Illinois
(14)
JACKSONVILLE / Atl Sun
Jacksonville
(7)
Georgetown
(10)
Florida
(2)
NORTH CAROLINA
(15)
MORGAN ST / MEAC
EAST (Syracuse)
Milwaukee
(1)
MICHIGAN ST
(16)
MONTANA / Big Sky
(8)
Maryland
(9)
Missouri
Spokane
(5)
UCLA
(12)
AKRON / MAC
(4)
Connecticut
(13)
CORNELL / Ivy
Spokane
(6)
Wake Forest
(11)
GONZAGA / WCC
(3)
Oklahoma
(14)
SAM HOUSTON / Southland
Providence
(7)
BYU
(10)
Wisconsin
(2)
VILLANOVA
(15)
MT ST. MARY'S / Northeast
SOUTH (Houston)
New Orleans
(1)
KENTUCKY
(16)
HOLY CROSS / Patriot
(8)
Syracuse
(9)
Clemson
San Jose
(5)
Texas A&M
(12)
UTAH ST / WAC
(4)
California
(13)
WESTERN KENTUCKY / Sun Belt
Providence
(6)
Ohio State
(11)
Xavier
(3)
Tennessee
(14)
CHARLESTON / Southern
Jacksonville
(7)
Oklahoma St
(10)
LSU
(2)
Duke
(15)
MURRAY ST / OVC
Midwest
East
South
West
Auto bids are in CAPS. Records are Div. I only. Opening-round game is Radford (Big South) vs. Prairie View A&M (SWAC).
ON THE BUBBLE
LAST FOUR IN
LSU
Miami (Fla.)
Marquette
Xavier
FIRST FOUR OUT
Baylor
Arizona State
South Carolina
Cincinnati
NEXT FOUR OUT
Florida State
Vanderbilt
San Diego State
Seton Hall
THE RUNDOWN
BIDS BY CONFERENCE
Big East (9)
ACC (8)
Big 12 (7)
Big Ten (7)
SEC (5)
Pac-10 (3)
Atlantic 10 (2)
For the entire rundown, click here.
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