[Jskass]

Wow, a bit of a different take than the ESPN re-seeding. And maybe one that better reflects what's going on in the tournament. This article has Stanford as #1, but then right after, there's #2 Maryland. If you believe the 1-16 seeding given here, Spokane is by far, by far, the toughest region. Total seeds there add up to 18, with OSU the lowest seeded team at #10. The Bridgeport total is 34, followed by Wichita at seed sum of 40, then Greensboro total of 44 (including the two lowest seeded teams, North Carolina at 15 and Creighton at 16).

I don't have access to the article (paywall) but wonder how the total scores look EXCLUDING the #1 seed in each, as that would give us a comparison of how competitive the others are that we could possibly play. Probably consistent with the total of the four, but just in case there are differences the three would likely be most relevant.

[Jskass]

Wow, a bit of a different take than the ESPN re-seeding. And maybe one that better reflects what's going on in the tournament. This article has Stanford as #1, but then right after, there's #2 Maryland. If you believe the 1-16 seeding given here, Spokane is by far, by far, the toughest region. Total seeds there add up to 18, with OSU the lowest seeded team at #10. The Bridgeport total is 34, followed by Wichita at seed sum of 40, then Greensboro total of 44 (including the two lowest seeded teams, North Carolina at 15 and Creighton at 16).

I don't have access to the article (paywall) but wonder how the total scores look EXCLUDING the #1 seed in each, as that would give us a comparison of how competitive the others are that we could possibly play. Probably consistent with the total of the four, but just in case there are differences the three would likely be most relevant.