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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 2937707, member: 1969"]
Updated after this weekend and considering only 59 bracket submitted today.   We jumped one team on the matrix, since the teams with Q1 wins were way too far behind us.   We were 15th last team in, now we are 16th last team in.   We passed Ole Miss who now is 14th last in.  (We are also marginally ahead of Washington on Today;s bracket... 8.41 vs 8.5

Teams are just running out of time to catch us.

The big winners of the weekend were UCF and Utah St who probably clinched bids with their marquee victories.

In terms of the weekend.  Arizona St moved in and Clemson moved out... although all of Arizona St, Seton Hall, Temple and Clemson are really all very close right now.

With teams not capitalizing on Q1 chances this weekend, Indiana (15-14) and Creighton (15-13) moved back into the picture with Q1 wins.   Despite those gaudy records 20% and 15% respectively, see them in.

As an example of what a bad loss did this weekend.   Florida and St Johns who were comfortably in, but still behind us entering weekend play suffered Q3 losses.   They are still the 10th and 9th last team in.   Again, with a Q1 game on the weekend and a Q3 game likely in the first round of the ACC tourney can we lose enough ground here?  It really seems unlikely.

But still a big week for many teams here.  Those Q1 games for Minnesota, Alabama, and Seton Hall are huge,   If they all lose, Indiana may gain a little more ground entering the B10 tourney

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