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The big question is who will be this year’s George Mason? Chances are there isn’t going to be one that makes it back to the Final Four although many mid-major teams made cases throughout the year to get included in the field of 65 with many of those dreaming of a repeat of the Patriots. Nevada and Southern Illinois can make the strongest cases despite neither winning their respective conference tournaments. While mid-majors are sleepers to begin with, deep sleepers from the lower ranks are UNLV, winner of the MWC, Davidson, winner of the SoCon and Winthrop, winner of the Big South.

Taking a look at some prior years can tell us a lot heading into this postseason. 2006 was the second straight season that both a 13th and 14th seeds upset a 4th and 3rd seeds respectively. Northwestern St. took out Iowa while Bradley beat Kansas with the latter making it all the way to the Sweet 16. Overall, there were nine lower seeds that won in the first round but that was the most that we have seen over the l

ll be this year’s George Mason? Chances are there isn’t going to be one that makes it back to the Final Four although many mid-major teams made cases throughout the year to get included in the field of 65 with many of those dreaming of a repeat of the Patriots. Nevada and Southern Illinois can make the strongest cases despite neither winning their respective conference tournaments. While mid-majors are sleepers to begin with, deep sleepers from the lower ranks are UNLV, winner of the MWC, Davidson, winner of the SoCon and Winthrop, winner of the Big South.

Taking a look at some prior years can tell us a lot heading into this postseason. 2006 was the second straight season that both a 13th and 14th seeds upset a 4th and 3rd seeds respectively. Northwestern St. took out Iowa while Bradley beat Kansas with the latter making it all the way to the Sweet 16. Overall, there were nine lower seeds that won in the first round but that was the most that we have seen over the l

either winning their respective conference tournaments. While mid-majors are sleepers to begin with, deep sleepers from the lower ranks are UNLV, winner of the MWC, Davidson, winner of the SoCon and Winthrop, winner of the Big South.

Taking a look at some prior years can tell us a lot heading into this postseason. 2006 was the second straight season that both a 13th and 14th seeds upset a 4th and 3rd seeds respectively. Northwestern St. took out Iowa while Bradley beat Kansas with the latter making it all the way to the Sweet 16. Overall, there were nine lower seeds that won in the first round but that was the most that we have seen over the l

s the second straight season that both a 13th and 14th seeds upset a 4th and 3rd seeds respectively. Northwestern St. took out Iowa while Bradley beat Kansas with the latter making it all the way to the Sweet 16. Overall, there were nine lower seeds that won in the first round but that was the most that we have seen over the last four tournaments. However, the most shocking aspect was that no number one seed made it to the Final Four, the first time that has happened since 1980.

2005 had its share of opening round upsets but it was not a bracket full of shockers. Of the 32 opening round games, only eight lower seeds won outright and three of those were nines over eights. 13th seeded Vermont and 14th seeded Bucknell were the two biggest upsets. Two top seeds, North Carolina and Illinois, made it to St. Louis but Louisville and Michigan St. also broke through as four and five seeds respectively. It was the first year since 2002 that teams lower than a 3rd seed made it to the Final Four.

In 2004, it was even more sided toward the favorite as only four lower seeds advanced with 12th seeds Manhattan and Pacific leading the way. UAB and Nevada took out Washington and Michigan St. respectively as the only other upsets. Those two teams actually made it to the final 16 and along with Alabama, were the only two teams seeded lower than 5th to advance that far. Of the final four teams, only one team, Georgia Tech, was seeded lower than a two and the Yellow Jackets were not far back with a three seed.

2003 saw only eight lower seeds advance past the first round with three of those being the nine seeds. Of the fi