Here is an excerpt from an ESPN article. Notice if there is anything different stated when SU is mentioned:
That's why Kentucky was put in the South region in a natural SEC region in Atlanta instead of being put in a region closer to Lexington in St. Louis.
Kansas is the No. 2 seed in the Midwest, projected to get to St. Louis, which would give the Jayhawks a homecourt advantage over a possible Elite Eight matchup with top seed North Carolina.
Syracuse was protected as a No. 1 seed in Boston in the East region, assuming the Orange get to the second weekend. Michigan State, by virtue of its Big Ten tournament title Sunday, was the last No. 1 seed and shipped West to Phoenix in a possible Sweet 16.
That's why Kentucky was put in the South region in a natural SEC region in Atlanta instead of being put in a region closer to Lexington in St. Louis.
Kansas is the No. 2 seed in the Midwest, projected to get to St. Louis, which would give the Jayhawks a homecourt advantage over a possible Elite Eight matchup with top seed North Carolina.
Syracuse was protected as a No. 1 seed in Boston in the East region, assuming the Orange get to the second weekend. Michigan State, by virtue of its Big Ten tournament title Sunday, was the last No. 1 seed and shipped West to Phoenix in a possible Sweet 16.
