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Halfway to Sixteen: Movers, shakers on Day 3

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AFP’s resident NCAA Tournament Bracketologist, Seth Megginson, joined me earlier today on a podcast to punch the first eight tickets to our mythical Sweet Sixteen.

Any upsets in the mix here?

We shall see.

Albany

West Regional
#3 Villanova defeats #11 Texas

South Regional
#6 Iowa defeats #3 Seton Hall

St. Louis

Midwest Regional
#2 Creighton defeats #7 Illinois

East Regional
#2 Kentucky defeats #10 Indiana

Spokane

Midwest Regional
#13 Vermont defeats #12 Stephen F. Austin

West Regional
#1 Gonzaga defeats #9 Rutgers

Tampa

South Regional
#4 Wisconsin defeats #5 BYU
#2 Florida State defeats #10 Marquette

Weekend Matchups: Sunday

Omaha

Midwest Regional
#1 Kansas vs. #9 Florida

South Regional
#1 Baylor vs. #8 LSU

Cleveland

Midwest Regional
#3 Michigan State vs. #6 West Virginia

East Regional
#1 Dayton vs. #8 Arizona

Greensboro

East Regional
#4 Duke vs. #12 ETSU
#3 Maryland vs. #6 Virginia

Sacramento

West Regional
#4 Oregon vs. #12 Liberty
#2 San Diego State vs. #7 Providence

Story by Chris Graham




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Seth Megginson

Seth Megginson

Seth Megginson covers sports for AFP. A graduate of Radford University, Seth has done freelance work for the Daily News-Record in Harrisonburg covering high school and college football.

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