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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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Austin

2. Texas
15. Albany (America East)

7. South Florida
10. Syracuse

The Longhorns’ loss to Baylor isn’t going to make much of a difference for seeding purposes when they still own four top-50 wins overall. That said, it’d help if they could knock off the Bears in the Big 12 Tournament.

Columbus

3. Ohio State
14. American (Patriot)

6. Oregon State
11. Central Michigan (MAC)

Ohio State has won its last six Big Ten games, and with two winnable contests to close the regular season, the Buckeyes are in good position to capture the conference title. Oregon State moves up to the 6 line behind a home sweep of UCLA and USC.

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