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WBB Bracketology 7.0: The power rises

By Russell Steinberg

BLOOMINGTON, IN - FEBRUARY 17: Nebraska Cornhuskers forward Darrien Washington (50) blocks out Indiana Hoosier center Linsey Marchese (12) during the game between the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Indiana Hoosiers on February 17, 2018, at Assembly Hall in Bloomington, IN. The Indiana Hoosiers defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers 83-75. (Photo by Jeffrey Brown/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
BLOOMINGTON, IN - FEBRUARY 17: Nebraska Cornhuskers forward Darrien Washington (50) blocks out Indiana Hoosier center Linsey Marchese (12) during the game between the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Indiana Hoosiers on February 17, 2018, at Assembly Hall in Bloomington, IN. The Indiana Hoosiers defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers 83-75. (Photo by Jeffrey Brown/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /
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Storrs

1. Connecticut (AAC)
16. Liberty (Big South)

8. Miami
9. Nebraska

It was a big week for the Hurricanes, who rose two seed lines (though just one line on the true seed list) thanks to a win at Virginia. Their reward? A potential second-round date with undefeated UConn.

Athens

4. Georgia
13. Gonzaga (WCC)

5. Stanford
12. Western Kentucky (CUSA)

The Bulldogs had a rough couple games against Tennessee and South Carolina, but their body of work is too good to drop out of protected seed range just yet. Wins over Mizzou and Texas A&M — two teams on the rise — are a big reason why.

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