Jeremy Fallis

“Significant wins were important in our evaluation process,” said committee chair Samantha Eustace, head coach of Mercer.

James Madison, Fairfield, Drexel and Colorado are our projected last four teams in the field.

Only a few potentially chaotic situations remain before Selection Sunday.

Like always, there are bid thieves lurking who can crash the party in May.

The seeding looks pretty clear cut. But the bubble? That's very much in flux.

All season, the ACC, Big Ten and Ivy League have been dominant in non-conference action.

As conference season stretches its legs in most leagues, and nears to completion in the ACC, some clarity has emerged.

In a year when everyone is beating someone else who lost to somebody else, chaos ensues.

The Big 12 will have it all — teams thrown a lifeline, a powerhouse contender and more.

Pile up the wins and get rewarded was the simple message from the NCAA Selection Committee.