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If we look at all 1-seeds going into March Madness and their individual paths to the Final Four, one stands out avoiding any teams within a top 15 KenPom offense. Duke’s toughest team on the road to Indy if only looking at offensive strength would be to play Ohio State with the current 17th KenPom ranked offense. The next most efficient offense they would have to play would potentially be Louisville whom they would only be able to face in the Elite 8. Along the way they could

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In our final game of the week we take it to South Beach where current unranked Louisville will battle Miami FL in a tune up game for the ACC Conference tournament. Both the Cardinals and Hurricanes will find themselves playing in the NCAA Tournament this season behind some of the best guard play in the country. Louisville’s top four leading scorers are all guards including senior transfer Ryan Conwell and potential top 5 NBA draft pick Mikel Brown Jr. This team shoots it at a

1. Michigan 2. Illinois 3. Purdue 4. Alabama 5. Arkansas 6. Duke 7. Arizona 8. Texas Tech 9. BYU 10. Florida 11. Vanderbilt 12. Houston 13. Georgia 14. Louisville 15. Iowa State 16. Wisconsin 17. Connecticut 18. Utah State 19. Ohio State 20. N.C. State 21. Santa Clara 22. Virginia 23. Gonzaga 24. North Carolina 25. UCLA

We will be going round by round predicting who will advance to win the NCAA Tournament. With March Madness now just a few weeks away, brackets and seeing are almost fully complete. We will be starting in the East region where 1-seed Duke hold the number 1 ranked KenPom defense advancing to the Sweet 16 but losing in upset fashion to Alabama. Alabama currently holds the KenPom ranked 3rd offense and have been to numerous Elite 8's in recent years including last seasons run. Al

This week's game of the week brings us to Gainesville where Florida will be playing trying to build on their current three game home win streak. During those three recent home games Florida has outscored their opponents by an average of 15.6 points. Florida began the season sluggish losing to Arizona, Duke and UConn but have since trended in the right direction. They’ve had to overcome the departures of three key guards from last season's National Title team but have still be