With less than 3 weeks before selection Sunday, things really aren't clearing up...at all.  Utah State went down tonight, likely ruining a chance for an at large.  Same can probably be said for Siena, who went down last night.  Creighton on the other hand keeps winning and may be able to get in without winning the MVC.  Maybe.  Providence helped itself this week with a win over Pitt.  Cincinnati did the same by beating West Virginia...but a loss at Syracuse may drop them right back out.  Clemson lost twice this week, hurting themselves a little, but not too much.  The real losers in my latest bracket are South Carolina and Kentucky.  Kentucky is fading fast, and any more losses may get them an NIT bid.  Arizona dropped a lot this week too after two straight losses.  The real winners, and I don't understand this at all, are Ohio State and Tennessee.  Most bracket projections I've seen have both teams comfortably in, and I disagree with both.  Tennessee does have a top five strength of schedule...BUT look at their resume: Good wins over Georgetown (Not in the bracket this week, or next week as they need to do Big East Tournament damage) and Siena (who may miss if they don't win their tournament).  Their best win is over Marquette, who may start to falter without Dominic James.  In total, the Vols only have six RPI Top 100 wins and are losers of 5 out of their last ten.  I have them as a nine this week, and falling fast.  Ohio State too puzzles me.  Most 'bracketologists' have them safely in as well.  OSU's resume: Beat Miami (FL) and Notre Dame, two teams currently not in, but very well may get in, Michigan (2x) who is currently in, but not safely.  Their best wins are over Butler and Purdue (who was without Robbie Hummel at the time).  They have 9 top 100 wins, 1 over the top 25.  But they too have lost five of 10.  Oh to be in a BCS conference, I suppose.  Anyway, here's my bracket through Saturday night's games:

Bracketology:

Thru Games on 2/28

One Seeds:

Pittsburgh (Big East Champion)

Oklahoma (Big XII Champion)

North Carolina (ACC Champion)

Connecticut

Two Seeds:

Memphis (Conference USA Champion)

Michigan State (Big Ten Champion)

Louisville

Duke

Three Seeds:

Marquette

Missouri

Kansas

Wake Forest

Four Seeds:

Villanova

Xavier (Atlantic Ten Champion)

Clemson

Washington (Pac Ten Champion)

Five Seeds:

LSU (SEC Champion)

Purdue

Illinois

UCLA

Six Seeds:

Arizona State

Florida State

Gonzaga (West Coast Champion)

Utah (Mountain West Champions)

Seven Seeds:

Syracuse

BYU

Butler (Horizon League Champion)

California

Eight Seeds:

West Virginia

Dayton

Texas

Tennessee

Nine Seeds:

Wisconsin

Florida

Siena (Metro Atlantic Athletic Champions)

Boston College

Ten Seeds:

Ohio State

Davidson (Southern Champions)

South Carolina

Michigan

Eleven Seeds:

Providence

Arizona

Oklahoma State

Cincinnati

Twelve Seeds:

Utah State (Western Athletic Champions)

Kentucky

Penn State

Creighton (Missouri Valley Champions)

Thirteen Seeds:

Virginia Tech

Buffalo (Mid American Champions)

Virginia Commonwealth (Colonial Athletic Champions)

Western Kentucky (Sun Belt Champions)

Fourteen Seeds:

American (Patriot League Champions)

Binghamton (America East Champions)

Weber State (Big Sky Champions)

Belmont (Atlantic Sun Champions)

Fifteen Seeds:

North Dakota State (Summit League

Champions)

Radford (Big South Champions)

Cornell (Ivy League Champions)

Stephen F. Austin (Southland Champion)

Sixteen Seeds:

Tennessee Martin (Ohio Valley Champions)

Alabama State (SWAC Champion) vs. Morgan State (MEAC Champion)

Long Beach State (Big West Champion)

Robert Morris (Northeast Champion)

Last Four In:

Cincinnati

Penn State

Kentucky

Virginia Tech

Last Out:

Minnesota

Maryland

St. Mary?s

Texas A & M