Updated March 11
Sorry, Texas -- the NCAA Tournament's last No. 1 seed will go to Ohio State or Memphis.
The Longhorns had a shot entering the conference tournaments, but only if they won their tourney while Ohio State and Memphis were eliminated from theirs.
Hasn't happened. Memphis won in Conference USA on Saturday. Ohio State will play Iowa on Sunday for the Big Ten title. Bottom line: Even if Texas beats Kansas for the Big 12 title, Ohio State will get the No. 1 seed if the Buckeyes win today. Otherwise, it's Memphis.
The 2006 NCAA Tournament field, updated after Saturday's games.
By seeds
No. 1s: UConn, Duke*, Villanova, Ohio State*
No. 2s: Memphis*, Texas*, UCLA*, Boston College
No. 3s: Pittsburgh, LSU, North Carolina, Iowa
No. 4s: Illinois, Florida*, Gonzaga*, Kansas
No. 5s: Syracuse*, Nevada*, Washington, Tennessee
No. 6s: Michigan State, West Virginia, Oklahoma, UAB
No. 7s: Georgetown, Arkansas, Wichita State, George Washington
No. 8s: Marquette, North Carolina State, Northern Iowa, Arizona
No. 9s: Bucknell*, Indiana, Texas A&M, Kentucky
No. 10s: Cincinnati, Wisconsin, California, George Mason
No. 11s: Alabama, Southern Illinois*, NC-Wilmington*, Hofstra
No. 12s: Seton Hall, Bradley, UW-Milwaukee*, San Diego State*
No. 13s: Winthrop*, South Alabama*, Murray State*, Xavier*
No. 14s: Kent State*, Iona*, Montana*, Northwestern State*
No. 15s: Penn*, Davidson*, Pacific*, Belmont*
No. 16s: Albany*, Oral Roberts*, Southern*, Monmouth*, Hampton*
Latest additions: Xavier, Hampton.
Latest ejections: Saint Joseph's, Delaware State.
Note: An asterisk denotes the winner (or projected winner) of its league's automatic bid.
By conference
Big East (9): UConn, Villanova, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, West Virginia, Georgetown, Marquette, Cincinnati, Seton Hall
Big Ten (6): Ohio State, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan State, Indiana, Wisconsin
SEC (6): LSU, Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Alabama
ACC (4): Duke, Boston College, North Carolina, North Carolina State
Big 12 (4): Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas A&M
Missouri Valley (4): Wichita State, Northern Iowa, Southern Illinois, Bradley
Pac-10 (4): UCLA, Washington, Arizona, California
Colonial (3): George Mason, NC-Wilmington, Hofstra
Atlantic 10 (2): George Washington, Xavier
Conference USA (2): Memphis, UAB
One-bid leagues (21): Albany (America East), Belmont (Atlantic Sun), Montana (Big Sky), Winthrop (Big South), Pacific (Big West), UW-Milwaukee (Horizon), Penn (Ivy), Iona (MAAC), Kent State (MAC), Hampton (MEAC), Oral Roberts (Mid-Continent), San Diego State (Mountain West), Monmouth (NEC), Murray State (OVC), Bucknell (Patriot), Davidson (Southern), Northwestern State (Southland), South Alabama (Sun Belt), Southern (SWAC), Nevada (WAC), Gonzaga (West Coast).
