
It’s about that time of year again. When fan-bases all around the country are nervously wondering if their beloved university will make the field of 68. It’s what makes Selection Sunday so great and so unique. Many have coined the term, “The Bubble”, as the term that refers to teams that are on the very edge of missing the NCAA tournament. While these projections are obviously subject to change, here is the first edition of Bubble Watch:
Teams that should be in: Duke, Virginia, Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Louisville, NC State
Work left to do:
Syracuse – NET Ranking: 48, BPI: 34, Key wins: at Ohio State, at Duke; Bad losses: Connecticut, Oregon, Old Dominion, Georgia Tech

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Florida State – NET Ranking: 32, BPI: 24, Key wins: Florida, LSU, Purdue; Bad losses: at Pittsburgh, at Boston College
Teams that should be in: Houston, Cincinnati
Work left to do:
UCF – NET Ranking: 42, BPI: 48, Key wins: Alabama, Temple; Bad losses: FAU, at Missouri, at Wichita State, at Memphis
Temple – NET Ranking: 60, BPI: 64, Key wins: Houston; Bad losses: Pennsylvania
Teams that should be in: Kansas, Texas Tech, Iowa State, TCU, Kansas State
Work left to do:
Texas – NET Ranking: 40, BPI: 37, Key wins: North Carolina, Purdue, at Kansas State, Oklahoma, Kansas; Bad losses: Radford, at Oklahoma State, at Georgia

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Oklahoma – NET Ranking: 33, BPI: 35, Key wins: Florida, TCU; Bad losses: None
Baylor – NET Ranking: 34, BPI: 30, Key wins: at Arizona, Iowa State, Texas Tech, Alabama, at Oklahoma; Bad losses: Texas Southern, at Wichita State, Stephen F. Austin
Teams that should be in: Villanova, Marquette
Work left to do:
–Seton Hall – NET Ranking: 62, BPI: 62, Key wins: Kentucky, at Maryland, St. Johns, Butler; Bad losses: DePaul (twice)
-Creighton – NET Ranking: 57, BPI: 45, Key wins: at Providence, Butler; Bad losses: None
-Butler – NET Ranking: 51, BPI: 40, Key wins: Ole Miss, Creighton, St. Johns; Bad losses: Dayton
-St. Johns – NET Ranking: 48, BPI: 49, Key wins: VCU, Marquette, Creighton; Bad losses: DePaul
Teams that should be in: Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Purdue, Maryland, Wisconsin
Work left to do:
-Ohio State – NET Ranking: 38, BPI: 31, Key wins: at Cincinnati, at Creighton, Minnesota, at Nebraska; Bad losses: at Rutgers
-Iowa – NET Ranking: 27, BPI: 32, Key wins: Iowa State, Nebraska, Ohio State; Bad losses: None

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-Indiana – NET Ranking: 44, BPI: 41, Key wins: Marquette, Louisville, Butler; Bad losses: None
-Minnesota – NET Ranking: 50, BPI: 66, Key wins: Washington, Nebraska, at Wisconsin, Iowa; Bad losses: at Boston College, at Illinois
Teams that should be in: None
Work left to do:
-Washington – NET Ranking: 31, BPI: 46, Key wins: at Oregon; Bad losses: None
-Arizona – NET Ranking: 67, BPI: 67, Key wins: Iowa State; Bad losses: at UCLA
-Arizona State – NET Ranking: 64, BPI: 55, Key wins: Mississippi State, Kansas, Oregon; Bad losses: at Vanderbilt, Princeton, Utah, at Stanford
-Oregon – NET Ranking: 65, BPI: 50, Key wins: Syracuse, at Arizona; Bad losses: Texas Southern, Oregon State, UCLA
Teams that should be in: Kentucky, Tennessee, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi State
Work left to do:
-Florida – NET Ranking: 39, BPI: 26, Key wins: Butler; Bad losses: South Carolina

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-Alabama – NET Ranking: 43, BPI: 47, Key wins: Arizona, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Mississippi State; Bad losses: Northeastern, Georgia State, Texas A&M
-Ole Miss – NET Ranking: 37, BPI: 52, Key wins: Baylor, Auburn, Mississippi State; Bad losses: None
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