Doesn't look like it affected us too much of you believe this morning updated bracketology... but who knows
Morning disco:
"The past two days are a perfect example of why there has been little movement in and out of the field. The list of teams with a legitimate claim to a spot was already shorter than typical; then, those just on the outside looking in (Saint Joseph's, Colorado, George Mason) lost. Which is why Virginia Tech can absorb a home loss to Stanford -- the Hokies' third setback in three games -- and remain a bubble team. And there hasn't been a team that has been playing better right now, or that has a better résumé or a solid recent win to take the spot Virginia Tech left vulnerable. So, the situation now leaves the door open for bid stealers that don't have a truly tournament-worthy case. Consider UNLV, Columbia, James Madison, Fairfield: In most years, these teams would have no chance of making the NCAA tournament without their conference's automatic bid. This is not most years on the bubble."
St. Joseph's (3rd) first four out
Mason (5th) next four out
As Duke's chances of a 2-seed slip and Louisville makes a jump, let's talk potential bubble teams and those who could take the Hokies' spot.
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