3/8 Bracket

South		East
1	Kentucky	1	Syracuse
16	MVSU/Sav St	16	WKU/Stony Brook
Louisville		Pittsburgh
8	Kansas State	8	Iowa State
9	Saint Louis	9	Alabama
4	UNLV	4	Temple
13	Belmont	13	South Dakota St.
Albuquerque		Portland
5	Wichita State	5	Florida State
12	Northwestern	12	BYU
2	Duke	2	Missouri
15	Texas-Arlington	15	Loyola MD
Greensburo		Omaha
7	St. Mary's (CA)	7	New Mexico
10	Cincinnati	10	Washington
3	Indiana	3	Michigan
14	Akron	14	Nevada
Nashville		Nashville
6	Notre Dame	6	Louisville
11	Texas	11	VCU
West		Midwest
1	UNC	1	Kansas
16	LIU-Brooklyn	16	UNC Ashville
Greensburo		Omaha
8	Purdue	8	Memphis
9	Connecticut	9	Virginia
4	Baylor	4	Wisconsin
13	Long Beach State	13	Tennessee/Xavier
Albuquerque		Portland
5	Florida	5	Vanderbilt
12	Seton Hall/Colorado St.	12	Miami (FLA.)
2	Ohio State	2	Michigan State
15	Detroit	15	Lehigh
Louisville		Columbus
7	San Diego State	7	Gonzaga
10	Harvard	10	Southern Miss
3	Georgetown	3	Marquette
14	Davidson	14	Montana
Pittsburgh		Columbus
6	Murray State	6	Creighton
11	California	11	West Virginia

Did a little tweaking.... biggest change was moving New Mexico down from a 5 to a 7.... their resume (especially the terrible OOC scheduling... just brutal) just didn't support a 5.

Seton Hall stays in for now, but they are not safe at all.

Of all the little conference teams who have at least some claim at an at large (Drexel, Iona, MTSU, Oral Roberts) the one who I think might have a realistic shot is Iona... I'd put them around 20%, Drexel at 10%, and the rest <5%. If the Gaels would have gotten that win over Purdue (lost by 1 point) I think they'd be more like 50%. As it stands, Iona's best win away from home was a 2 point win over Denver. That's probably not good enough. To put it in perspective, everyone screamed bloody murder when VCU got in last year, but the Rams had 6 road or neutral wins over teams with higher RPI rankings than Iona's best non-home win.