Kentucky listed as three-seed in Joe Lunardi's latest Bracketology

Kentucky is a three-seed in the South in Joe Lunardi’s latest Bracketology over at ESPN.

In this scenario, the Wildcats will be sent to Greenville to take on 14-seed Georgia State in the opening round, followed by a matchup with either Florida State (6) or Loyola Chicago (11) in the Round of 32. This would likely set up a battle with two-seed UCLA (2) in the Sweet 16, followed by a potential matchup with one-seed Kansas in the Elite Eight, both games being in San Antonio.

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Gonzaga is the No. 1 overall seed, with Duke, Kansas and Purdue being the other one-seeds. Memphis, Villanova, UCLA and Baylor represent the current two-seeds.

The SEC is second among total conference bids with eight, behind only the Big Ten (9). Kentucky joins Arkansas (3), Tennessee (4), Alabama (5), Florida (5), Auburn (7), LSU (8) and Mississippi State (11) as SEC selections.

Elsewhere, Louisville was named the first team out of the field, joining the likes of UCF, Virginia and St. John’s as teams just missing the cut. San Francisco, Providence, Cincinnati and Wichita State were the next four out.

You can see the complete bracket below:

For more bracket analysis, read Lunardi’s full breakdown below.