Luckily, no real movement on either bracket.
Charlie Creme still has the women as “last four byes” (field of 64).
Joe Lunardi still has the men as “last four in” (playing in the “first four”):
Considering the losses this week, I feel like staying “as-is” is a best case scenario.
Charlie Creme still has the women as “last four byes” (field of 64).
Women's Bracketology: Ranking of No. 1 seeds shifts in final preseason edition
A key injury to South Carolina and other developments in the final weeks to tipoff shift projections.
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Joe Lunardi still has the men as “last four in” (playing in the “first four”):
Way-Too-Early men's Bracketology: Can Ryan Odom bring success back to Virginia, ACC?
The new Cavaliers coach is tasked with winning as big as the coach he once beat in a historic upset. Can it be done in Year 1?
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Considering the losses this week, I feel like staying “as-is” is a best case scenario.
