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Tennessee knocks North Carolina from No. 1 seed in the men's tournament Bracketology
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Date:2025-04-08 03:20:35
Wins against Kentucky and LSU move Tennessee to the No. 1 line in our latest bracketology update, replacing a North Carolina team that continues to lead the ACC but has dropped two of its last three.
The Tar Heels have become difficult to predict. Sandwiched around last weekend’s rivalry win against Duke are losses to Georgia Tech and Clemson, the latter at home.
There is also some movement at the top of a very deep Big 12, which has 10 teams in the 68-team field. Iowa State moves to a No. 2 and Kansas drops one spot to join Baylor on the No. 3 line.
The field includes two new teams in No. 11 seeds - Seton Hall and Washington State. South Florida also joins after replacing Charlotte at the top of the American Athletic standings.
Last four in
Seton Hall, Nebraska, Washington State-St. John's.
First four out
Florida, Nevada, Colorado, Providence.
Next four out
Gonzaga, Villanova, Oregon, Wake Forest.
Conference breakdown
Multi-bid leagues: Big 12 (10), SEC (8), Big East (6), Big Ten (6), Mountain West (5), ACC (4), Pac-12 (3), American Athletic (2).
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