One More Bracketology before the Early Bracket Reveal
The first bracket of March Madness will soon be here. Before the Cats tip-off against the Crimson Tide, CBS will air the Early Bracket Reveal Show Saturday at 12:30 pm ET. The Selection Committee will share the top 16 seeds to this point in the season.
Before bracketologists receive a cheat code from the committee, let’s see where they stand entering the event. As expected, Kentucky dropped to a two-seed following the loss at Tennessee. Joe Lunardi currently has the Cats in the East, sharing the Philadelphia Regional with Kansas.
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Shelby Mast at BracketWAG.com also has UK as the two-seed in the East. The average among all bracketologists has UK slotted in as the fifth overall seed.
Kentucky’s seed situation remains fluid. Barring a late-season collapse, there’s a hard floor for the Wildcats. John Calipari’s team will face at least four Quad 1 opponents before Selection Sunday, with room to add to that number in the SEC Tournament. There’s an opportunity for the Wildcats to have the most Quad 1 wins of any team in college basketball, certainly leaving the door open for a No. 1 seed. The recipe for a successful Selection Sunday is simple: just win, baby.
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