1:Gonzaga, UNC, Kansas, Villanova
2: FSU (@Clem(W),@Duke, Mia)
Butler (@Xavier(W), Seton Hall)
Baylor (@ISU(L),WVU, @Tex)
UCLA (@AZ(W),Wash, WSU)
3:Oregon (@Stan (W), @Ore St)
Kentucky (FLA(W)Vandy, @TEXAM)
Louisville (Cuse(W),@Wake, ND)
Duke (@Mia(L),FSU,@UNC)
4:Florida (@UK(L), Ark, @Vandy)
Arizona (UCLA(L),@ASU)
Purdue (Mich(L),IU,@NW)
Minnesota (PSU(W) Neb, @Wisc)
5:Notre Dame (GT(W),BC, @Lou)
Virginia (@NCST(W),UNC,Pitt)
WVU (@TCU(W),@Baylor, ISU)
Creighton(@Nova(L),St.Johns, @Marq)
6: Miami (Duke(W),@VT, @FSU)
Wisconsin(@OSU(L),Iowa, Minn)
SMU (@UCONN(W),Tulsa, Memp)
Maryland (Iowa(L),@Rut, MSU)
7:Cincy (@UCF(L),Hou, @UCONN
Iowa State (Baylor(W), Ok St,@WVU),
St Mary's (Reg Season Complete)
Michigan (Pur(W),@NW, @Neb)
8:Oklahoma State (Tex tech(W),@ISU, KU)
Michigan State (Wisc(W)@Ill, @MD)
Virginia Tech (@BC (W), Miami, Wake)
Arkansas (@Aub(W),@Fla, UGA)
9

avier (Butler(L), Marq, @Depaul)
Dayton (@Davidson(W),VCU, @GW)
Providence (Marq(W),DePaul, @St.Johns)
South Carolina (Ten(W), Mis St, @MS)
10: UT Arlington
VCU (@RI(L),@Day, Geo Mas)
Seton Hall (DePaul (W),George, @Butler)
Northwestern (@IU(L), Mich, Pur)
11: Wichita State
USC (ASU(L),WSU,Wash)
California (Ore St(W),@Utah, @Colo St)
Vanderbilt (Miss St(W),@UK,Fla),
Syracuse (@Lou(L),GT)
12,Marquette (@Prov(L), @Xav, Creighton
Kansas State^ (OU(L),@TCU, Tex Tech)
Nevada (UNLV(W),San Jose, @Colo St)
Middle Tennessee State (UAB(W), Fla Intl, Fla Atlantic)
UNC-Wilmington (Season Complete)
Illinois^(NEB (W) MSU, @Rut)
Last 4 in: USC, Kansas State,Illinois, Cal
USC: 21-8(8-8 Pac12)
Schedule

ASU(L),WSU,Wash
Q wins: SMU, UCLA
Worst Losses: @Arizona State, @Utah
How to stay in: To finish with an impressive above .500 Pac 12 record they must avoid a home loss vs Wazzou or Washington. Despite their 21-8 record and 38 RPI the Trojans lack a signature road win and only have 5 wins vs RPI top 100(UCLA, SMU, @Tex AM, BYU(neutral court) and Stanford. Finish the regular season strong and with a victory ovefr Arizona, UCLA or Oregon in Pac12 tournament and I give USC an 85% chance to earn at large bid. With just a single win in Pac12 tournament w/o big win I give them a 50% chance for an at large bid.
Kansas State 17-12 (6-10 Big12)
RPI 67
Schedule: OU(L),@TCU, Tex Tech
Q Wins

Okla State, WVU, @Baylor
Worst losses: Oklahoma, @Texas Tech
How to stay in: Latest loss to conference bottom dweller Oklahoma might be ultimately prevent Wildcat's from gaining birth to NCAA. I think if KSU can take care of TCU/TT to end season and avoid immediate exit in Big12 Tournament I give them an about 50% chance to get in.
Illinois 16-12(7-9 Big 10)
RPI 57
Schedule: @Neb(W), Michigan State, @Rutgers
Q Wins: @Northwestern, VCU, Michigan, Northwestern
Worst Losses: Winthrop, PSU, @PSU, @Indiana
How to stay in: The Wintrhop loss is not as bad as it looks. The Eagles are 23-6 and have earned the #1 seed in Big South Tournament over consensus favorite UNC-Wilmington. The Illini's easiest route to NCAA tournament is to win final two games of the season and win at least one game in Big 10 Tournament. I think if Illinois can get to 20 over all wins they are a sure thing. 19 wins will likely keep them outside looking in.
California 19-9 (10-6 Pac12)
RPI 51
Schedule: Ore St(W),@Utah, @Colo St
Q Wins

USC, Princeton (Neutral Court) Stanford, Utah
Worst Losses: San Diego St(Neutral Court), @Stanford, Seton Hall(Neutral Court)
How to stay in: Cal has a solid record, strong in confererence record, at least one top 50 RPI road win. But this team played a very boring scedule outside of the Pac12 elites. The played Oregon and Arizona down to the wire in Berkeley and have no home losses outside the top 50 RPI. Going into final two games they are 4-8 vs RPI top 100. I think California is a talented team but outside of hosting UVA and playing bubble team Seton Hall at a neutral court, have been shafted by their Athletic Department scheduling a very obsolete out of conference schedule. If California doesn't want a let down on selection Sunday they need at least 22 total wins on the year. Which is too bad because I think California has talent of a top 40 team