Bracketology - 2014

[WuShock16]

In some regionals, you are correct. But this year, it looks like the teams in St.Louis go to Indy, so there cannot be two #1seeds assigned to St.Louis. Ditto, Raleigh or Buffalo. Any of the other sites, the "winners" are split as to where they go for the regional round(s).

The pods have nothing to do with the regional sites anymore. We were in Portland in 2012 and would have gone to Atlanta next weekend had we advanced instead of a natural regional transition to Phoenix.

[shocks771]

In some regionals, you are correct. But this year, it looks like the teams in St.Louis go to Indy, so there cannot be two #1seeds assigned to St.Louis. Ditto, Raleigh or Buffalo. Any of the other sites, the "winners" are split as to where they go for the regional round(s).

That's not true. If KU and WSU are both #1 seeds both will be in St. Louis. The sites are not linked to any specific region. We could be the #1 in any of the four regional brackets and still play in St. Louis, same with KU.

[im4wsu]

That's not true. If KU and WSU are both #1 seeds both will be in St. Louis. The sites are not linked to any specific region. We could be the #1 in any of the four regional brackets and still play in St. Louis, same with KU.

You're right, I guess they determine this on selection Sunday. I was just using one of the Bracketologies. Has one of the 8sites for the round of 64 ever had two number 1 seeds? Just curious.

[Shock Therapy]

You're right, I guess they determine this on selection Sunday. I was just using one of the Bracketologies. Has one of the 8sites for the round of 64 ever had two number 1 seeds? Just curious.

I can't point you to a specific example, but I know I've seen it before.

[rrshock]

You're right, I guess they determine this on selection Sunday. I was just using one of the Bracketologies. Has one of the 8sites for the round of 64 ever had two number 1 seeds? Just curious.

Yes. The SE sites have had a #1 duke and #1 UNC for example

[jdmee]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_NCAA_Men%27s_Division_I_Basketball_Tournament

Dayton hosted both #1 Louisville and #1 Pitt in 2009.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_NCAA_Men%27s_Division_I_Basketball_Tournament

Philly hosted both #1 Nova and #1 UConn in 2006.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_NCAA_Men%27s_Division_I_Basketball_Tournament

Charlotte hosted both #1 Duke and #1 UNC in 2005

[pogo]

And just when you think that SN has become a cess pool of hate and name calling, people come up with really great info/links for someone that has a question.

[SHOXAAC]

And just when you think that SN has become a cess pool of hate and name calling, people come up with really great info/links for someone that has a question.

So when can we get back to normal?

[martymoose]

If KU and WSU are in St. Louis and both win their first round games...expect to give up your first born to watch round 2, because they'll be in the same session.

[Play Angry]

If KU and WSU are in St. Louis and both win their first round games...expect to give up your first born to watch round 2, because they'll be in the same session.

I was just thinking this. That's a scalper's dream.

Same goes for CU if they hop Kansas on the S-Curve and get sent to STL.

[MadaboutWu]

Not a lot of drama on the first day at a site with 2 number 1 seeds. They are the games I'm least likely to watch since they are so often one-sided (this year I think I'll feel a little different about tuning in :) ).

[im4wsu]

If KU and WSU are in St. Louis and both win their first round games...expect to give up your first born to watch round 2, because they'll be in the same session.

I already have tickets.

[Cdizzle]

I already have tickets.

I guess you're in the drivers seat for acquiring some firstborns.

[jocoshock]

http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/02/24/bracketology-florida-moves-up-to-no-1-overall-seed/

KU #2 in St. Louis with the Shocker's

[Dan]

So if KU works their way into a #1 seed, along with wsu, how do they decide who goes where?