One final field of 64
Updated: March 13, 2005, 12:24 AM ET
By
Charlie Creme | Special to ESPN.com
Editor's note: Charlie Creme has his bracket penciled in. See how he did when the official field of 64 is unveiled Sunday (ESPN, 5 p.m. ET). Click here for Creme's first-round pairings. Projection includes games through March 12.
Baylor came up big Saturday, winning its first Big 12 tournament title. But it's still not enough to bump LSU, Michigan State, Stanford or Tennessee from No. 1 seeds. In fact, with one exception (Kansas State jumping one spot to replace Vanderbilt as a No. 4 seed), the top 16 teams remained the same in this final projection. Oklahoma and Iowa dropped out.| KANSAS CITY | TEMPE | CHATTANOOGA | PHILADELPHIA |
| 1. LSU | 1. Stanford | 1. Tennessee | 1. Michigan State |
| 2. Ohio State | 2. Baylor | 2. Duke | 2. North Carolina |
| 3. Texas | 3. Rutgers | 3. Notre Dame | 3. Connecticut |
| 4. Minnesota | 4. Kansas State | 4. Texas Tech | 4. Temple |
| 5. Vanderbilt | 5. DePaul | 5. Penn State | 5. NC State |
| 6. Florida State | 6. Arizona State | 6. Virginia | 6. Georgia |
| 7. Maryland | 7. New Mexico | 7. TCU | 7. Iowa State |
| 8. UW-Green Bay | 8. Utah | 8. George Washington | 8. Oregon |
| 9. Villanova | 9. Rice | 9. Boston College | 9. Mississippi |
| 10. Louisville | 10. Southern California | 10. Louisiana Tech | 10. Richmond |
| 11. Arizona | 11. Old Dominion | 11. Delaware | 11. Virginia Tech |
| 12. Hartford | 12. Gonzaga | 12. Liberty | 12. Montana |
| 13. Bowling Green | 13. UC Santa Barbara | 13. Eastern Kentucky | 13. Middle Tennessee |
| 14. Santa Clara | 14. Texas-Arlington | 14. St. Francis (Pa.) | 14. Dartmouth |
| 15. Holy Cross | 15. Oral Roberts | 15. Canisius | 15. Coppin State |
| 16. Stetson | 16. Alcorn State | 16. Western Carolina | 16. Illinois State |
Charlie Creme projects the women's NCAA Tournament bracket for ESPN.com.
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