Author: Shelby Mast and Scott Gleeson

Gonzaga and Arizona nabbed No. 1 seeds. So did Kansas and Baylor. See the whole field of 68 before Selection Sunday.

After Auburn’s upset loss Friday, John Calipari’s Kentucky team finally ascended to the No. 1 seed line

This ‘Zags squad isn’t as good as last year’s nearly undefeated team that came up short in the title game. But its tourney profile is arguably better.

Auburn and Kentucky are good enough to be No. 1 seeds, Tennessee and Arkansas are dangerous. The SEC is the truth and ready to rock in March Madness.

Projected No. 1 seeds aren’t safe. But neither are No. 2 seeds, with a wild battle at play between the top three seeding lines for March Madness.

Duke is the worst No. 2 seed. But there’s still a few weeks for a late push where the Blue Devils could snatch a top seed in the NCAA Tournament.

We’re still seeing the Big East live up to its brand as a top-tier league. It just won’t show up near the top seeding line this March Madness.

Kentucky and Baylor are just outside the top four seeds, but the competition is heating up in the final three weeks before Selection Sunday.

Kansas, Duke and Kentucky are all in contention for No. 1 seeds. That’s a big shift from last year when the Blue Devils and Wildcats missed the NCAAs.

Looking for a sleeper pick this March Madness when brackets are unveiled Sunday? Look no further than the Kansas Jayhawks.