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UNC WBB: Tar Heels projected as a Top-8 seed in NCAA Tournament - Vimarsana News

UNC WBB: Tar Heels projected as a Top-8 seed in NCAA Tournament

There's no denying the regular season fell short of expectations for UNC women's basketball. Can the Tar Heels make a run in the Big Dance?

Bracketology: Indiana Continues To Rise, Big Ten Surrounds Bubble - Vimarsana News

Bracketology: Indiana Continues To Rise, Big Ten Surrounds Bubble

The Big Ten has nine teams in Joe Lunardi's most recent Bracketology on ESPN, with a handful of teams hovering around the bubble. Purdue is the No. 1 overall seed, and Indiana, Northwestern and Illinois are moving up.

Source: si.com
Bracketology: Indiana's Decline Continues; Big Ten, Big 12 Tied With Nine Teams - Vimarsana News

Bracketology: Indiana's Decline Continues; Big Ten, Big 12 Tied With Nine Teams

In the latest ESPN Bracketology by Joe Lunardi, Indiana basketball fell to a No. 8 seed after losses to Iowa and Northwestern last week. The Big Ten and Big 12 conferences are battling for the most teams in the NCAA Tournament, each with nine in this week's bracket.

Source: si.com
Bracketology: ESPN's Joe Lunardi Has Arizona, Kansas as No. 1 Seeds, Indiana Still No. 4 - Sports Illustrated Indiana Hoosiers News, Analysis and More - Vimarsana News

Bracketology: ESPN's Joe Lunardi Has Arizona, Kansas as No. 1 Seeds, Indiana Still No. 4 - Sports Illustrated Indiana Hoosiers News, Analysis and More

ESPN's Joe Lunardi updated his men's college basketball NCAA Tournament Bracketology on Tuesday, and Indiana remained as a No. 4 seed after losing at Kansas. The Big Ten and Big 12 have the most teams in the projected field at nine from each conference.

Source: si.com