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The NCAA Tournament doesn't begin today.
But if it did, the Aggies would be in.
In fact, since breaking into Joe Lunardi's NCAA Tournament field projection on Jan. 29, A&M hasn't left. Following a 1-1 week that included a blowout win against Missouri, the Ags hold firm on the 10-line in the latest Bracketology update — matched against hypothetical 7-seed SMU in the first round of Gonzaga's West region.
The full bracket:
Bracketology with Joe Lunardi
A&M is currently listed among the 'last four byes,' or final four teams to receive at-large bids without being placed in a play-in game. The Aggies' RPI sits at 33 in today's newly updated official NCAA RPI.
A defining stretch against Georgia, Florida and LSU — all in Reed Arena's freshly friendly confines — will likely shake all of this up, for better or worse.
As for the rest of the SEC, the league is quietly tied for second with six projected bids.
But if it did, the Aggies would be in.
In fact, since breaking into Joe Lunardi's NCAA Tournament field projection on Jan. 29, A&M hasn't left. Following a 1-1 week that included a blowout win against Missouri, the Ags hold firm on the 10-line in the latest Bracketology update — matched against hypothetical 7-seed SMU in the first round of Gonzaga's West region.
The full bracket:
Bracketology with Joe Lunardi
A&M is currently listed among the 'last four byes,' or final four teams to receive at-large bids without being placed in a play-in game. The Aggies' RPI sits at 33 in today's newly updated official NCAA RPI.
A defining stretch against Georgia, Florida and LSU — all in Reed Arena's freshly friendly confines — will likely shake all of this up, for better or worse.
As for the rest of the SEC, the league is quietly tied for second with six projected bids.
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