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WEEKLY SEED REPORT
Seth Davis
March 12, 2001
We're ready to turn our findings over to the real selection committee, but several caveats go along with our recommendations. Duke retains the No. 1 seed in the East by virtue of its win on Sunday over North Carolina, but the Blue Devils could lose it with an early exit in the ACC tournament or a loss to the Tar Heels in the final. Michigan State gets the nod over Illinois as the No. 1 in the Midwest, pending the outcome of the Big Ten tournament Red-hot Florida moves into the top spot in the South but must at least make the SEC tournament final to hold on to that seed. Big 12 regular-season champion Iowa State is in position to claim a No. 1 should any of the top seeds falter.
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March 12, 2001

Weekly Seed Report

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We're ready to turn our findings over to the real selection committee, but several caveats go along with our recommendations. Duke retains the No. 1 seed in the East by virtue of its win on Sunday over North Carolina, but the Blue Devils could lose it with an early exit in the ACC tournament or a loss to the Tar Heels in the final. Michigan State gets the nod over Illinois as the No. 1 in the Midwest, pending the outcome of the Big Ten tournament Red-hot Florida moves into the top spot in the South but must at least make the SEC tournament final to hold on to that seed. Big 12 regular-season champion Iowa State is in position to claim a No. 1 should any of the top seeds falter.

EAST

1. Duke (26-4)
2. Iowa State (25-4)
3. Boston College (23-4)
4. Kentucky (19-9)

SOUTH

1. Florida (22-5)
2. North Carolina (23-5)
3. Kansas (23-5)
4. UCLA (20-7)

MIDWEST

1. Michigan State (24-3)
2. Arizona (21-7)
3. Virginia (20-7)
4. Oklahoma (23-6)

WEST

1. Stanford (27-1)
2. Illinois (23-6)
3. Maryland (20-9)
4. Mississippi (23-6)

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