Author: Shelby Mast and Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Sports

Michigan has lost two of its last three and its hold on a top seed has loosened to the point that the fourth No. 1 seed, Illinois, could take it.

Alabama, Ohio State, Texas Tech and Illinois are the projected No. 2 seeds in USA TODAY Sports’ first bracketology for 2021 March Madness.

As we inch closer to Selection Sunday for the NCAA tournament, our bracketology analysis breaks down where teams should be seeded for March Madness.

As we inch closer to Selection Sunday for the NCAA tournament, our bracketology analysis breaks down where teams should be seeded for March Madness.

Duke and Louisville keep winning, but will need help if they want to earn a No. 1 seed for the NCAA tournament field because the ACC is so weak.

Baylor, Kansas, San Diego State and Gonzaga are the currently projected No. 1 seeds in USA TODAY Sports’ NCAA tournament bracketology.

Duke and Kentucky are as close as it gets in a battle for a coveted No. 1 seed in the latest bracket projection, with the Blue Devils slightly ahead.

Duke’s narrow win against Wake Forest kept them as a No. 1 seed in the latest NCAA tournament Bracketology, and Kentucky got a big win at Ole Miss.

Tennessee’s road 73-71 win over Ole Miss ended in controversy, but a win is a win this time of year and it keeps the Vols in the No. 1 seed mix.