BRACKETOLOGY: Gamecocks Make Another Leap In Joe Lunardi's Bracket
As we inch closer and closer to the month of March, another shakeup has taken place in the world of bracketology, as Joe Lunardi has released his latest NCAA Tournament projections. The South Carolina Gamecocks, basking in the glow of a recent upset victory over No. 5 Tennessee, have now been elevated to a six-seed in Lunardi's updated bracket.
The Gamecocks' rise to a six seed, marked as the No. 24 overall seed in Joe's projections, is a new found respect seemingly that South Carolina had not been receiving prior to the win over the Vols. Lunardi's projections have always been a subject of intense scrutiny and excitement for fans and teams alike, and his latest release is no exception.
This season, the SEC is once again demonstrating its competitive depth, with numerous schools being featured prominently in the bracket:
• Tennessee (2-SEED, No. 6 overall)
• Alabama/AQ (projected conference tournament champions) (3-SEED, No. 12 overall)
• Kentucky (4-SEED, No. 15 overall)
• Auburn (4-SEED, No. 16 overall)
• South Carolina (6-SEED, No. 24 overall)
Lamont Paris and BJ Mack embracing one another after their win over No. 5 Tennessee (30th Jan., 2024)
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• Ole Miss (9-SEED, No. 33 overall)
• Mississippi St (9-SEED, No. 34 overall)
• Texas A&M (10-SEED, No. 40 overall)
• Florida (FIRST FOUR OUT, No. 72 overall)
• Georgia (CONSIDERED, No. 84 overall)
As Selection Sunday approaches, teams nationwide will continue to jostle for position, aiming to secure their place in the Big Dance and make a run at the ultimate prize.
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