Louisville earns No 1 seed in NCAA Tournament
Louisville headlines the 68 team bracket as No 1 seed with a 29-5 mark after a late surge, joining Kansas Indiana and Gonzaga. Kentucky misses NCAA field and will play in NIT on Tuesday. Louisville opens against Liberty or NC State near Lexington at Rupp Arena.
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Vegas odds favor Louisville to win NCAA tournament
Las Vegas bookmakers list Louisville as the slight favorite at 9-2 after seedings, with Indiana at 7-1 and Duke, Miami, and Florida at 8-1. Many teams are viewed as legit championship contenders, and opinions vary across casinos.
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K-State Earns No. 4 Seed In West Region Near Home
Kansas State lands a No. 4 seed in the West and will open the NCAA Tournament in Kansas City, Mo., at the Sprint Center, facing Boise State or La Salle after finishing 27 7 and reaching the Big 12 tournament final. Coach Bruce Weber praised the favorable location and rest time ahead of a Bracket that could place Wisconsin or Ole Miss next. Rodney McGruder emphasizes relief at making the field and playing close to Manhattan.
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