The Carnage Bracket

The carnage that was visited upon the selection and seeding process on Friday was immense. Xavier and Nevada, if you hear a noise in the middle of the night...it's probably Trent Johnson and Leonard Hamilton egging your cars.

I'm just going to give you the bracket, the quick breakdown, and no commentary. Feel free to send your own comments in, though.

NetWire 2007 NCAA Tournament Bracket Prediction – 3/10/2007
South Region			East Region			Midwest Region			West Region
San Antonio – THU/SAT			E. Rutherford – FRI/SUN			St. Louis – FRI/SUN			San Jose – THU/SAT
Chicago			New Orleans			Chicago			Sacramento
1	Kansas*		1	North Carolina* (ACC)		1	Ohio State* (Big 10)		1	UCLA
16	North Texas* (Sun Belt)		16	Niagara* (MAAC)		16	CCSU/MVSU* (Play-in Game)		16	Weber St.* (Big Sky)
8	Winthrop* (Big South)		8	Kentucky		8	Butler		8	BYU* (MWC)
9	Xavier		9	Michigan St.		9	Creighton		9	Villanova
Winston-Salem			Sacramento			Spokane			Buffalo
5	UNLV		5	Marquette		5	Notre Dame		5	Maryland
12	Akron* (MAC)		12	Davidson		12	Old Dominion		12	Gonzaga* (WCC)
4	Louisville		4	Washington St.		4	Virginia Tech		4	Southern Illinois
13	New Mexico St.* (WAC)		13	G. Washington (A-10)		13	Holy Cross* (Patriot)		13	Wright St.* (Horizon)
Spokane			Lexington			Columbus			New Orleans
6	Tennessee		6	Southern Cal* (PAC-10)		6	Virginia		6	Boston College
11	VCU* (Colonial)		11	Illinois		11	Texas Tech		11	Air Force
3	Oregon		3	Texas		3	Pittsburgh		3	Texas A&M
14	TAMU-CC* (Southland)		14	Vermont* (Am East)		14	Penn* (Ivy)		14	Long Beach St.* (Big West)
Columbus			New Orleans			Lexington			Buffalo
7	Duke		7	Nevada		7	Arizona		7	Vanderbilt
10	Syracuse		10	Georgia Tech		10	Indiana		10	Purdue
2	Wisconsin		2	Florida* (SEC)		2	Memphis* (CUSA)		2	Georgetown* (Big East)
15	E. Kentucky (OVC)		15	Oral Roberts* (Mid-Con)		15	Belmont* (At Sun)		15	Delaware St.* (MEAC)

Bids by Conference
ACC	7
Big East	7
Big Ten	6
PAC-10	5
Big 12	4
Southeastern	4
Mountain West	3
Colonial	2
Horizon	2
Missouri Valley WAC Atlantic 10	2 2 2

Last four in: Air Force, Texas Tech, Old Dominion, Illinois
First four out: Florida State, Arkansas, Stanford, Kansas State
Also considered: Appalachian State, Clemson, Drexel, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Missouri State, West Virginia