First Field of 64 projections

Gators are #4 in today's D1 Poll, #2 in the USA Today Coaches Poll and #6 in the RPI. Just like the Jefferson's - Movin' On Up!

 

And we are on the East Side.

 

But only @Gatorgal04 sits up in the deluxe apartment in the sky at the Condron. I've heard they finally got a piece of the pie.

 

Texas and Tennessee can easily be added to this list too.

 

Agreed and that's what makes them so obnoxious. Vandy, Texas, LSU have actually won something.

 

Just have to win the series at Kentucky to stay in that Top group of 3 or 4. And maybe Vanderbilt can win the series with Arkansas and help us win the SEC title as well.

 

I'd be fine with these Top 16 but the Stillwater Regional that we would face in the Supers as D1 has it looks very competitive to say the least.

 

FGCU lost their second series in a row. Last week North Florida and this week Kennesaw. Remember also this year, no Florida or Miami on their schedule. They may win A-Sun tournament but a 3 seed is not guaranteed.

 

Gators sewed up a Top 8 seed this weekend.

 

Don’t underscore importance of playing well and winning 2-3 games in the SEC Tournament. I think we are a top 3 seed if we win 2 games in Hoover.

 

I can’t find the Holes in the field of 64. Odd.

 

Hopefully
Hopefully don’t go 0-2.

 

Can't see Dallas Baptist or Indiana State hosting. Their records against quadrant 1 teams, both played few and both well below .500, are lacking compared to their competition for a top 16 seed. Dallas Baptist is 2-7 and Indiana State is 2-9 against top 50 competition.

How do you leave out #2 RPI and #1 SOS Kentucky at this point? That would be punishing the Wildcats for doing everything right in scheduling. I'd have Kentucky hosting.

The last team might be Tennessee. If not another SEC team hosting which I agree the committee will likely try to avoid, possibly Duke and West Virginia to be more inclusive of the 2nd and 3rd best conferences, the ACC and Big 12.

JMO, the committee will likely look at seeds 12-16 to see how they do in their conference tournaments. There is room to jockey around the last five seeds. A good example would be Texas. If the Longhorns win the Big 12 tournament, how do they not host?