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Good evening folks.

Let's get right down to it.

We are talking about the Midwest region and

troop be told when I started doing the the more I started thinking about it from a game theory aspect of who's getting overly selected versus some of the others And then I started realizing that this could be the region

where you could make or break your tournament

based off of seeing where the chalk is hitting

and just deviating because none of these teams are truly

stand out in terms of the roster picks but let's get right down to it. So in the Midwest region the seed, Wisconsin as a three seed, and Providence as your four seed.

With Iowa as a five seed, LSU's the sixth seed, USC the seventh seed, USC the 7th seed, and then you got an 8-9 matchup between San Diego State and Crete. So those state and great.

So those were the top nine right then and there and we'll look at the individual

match-ups but overall if we're talking about the actual picks

from an overall standpoint, Kansas as a number one seed has amongst the lowest odds of winning the tournament amongst the favorites.

Baylor is lower to repeat his champion, but even to make the final four, looking at the data points amongst the top seeds,

it's actually interesting, Kansas and Arizona have the same mods of making the final

four at 30%. Now if we look at it from a elite 8 standpoint, Kansas is third, even though when it comes to making the elite four,

Kansas, Arizona both came in at 30%. From an elite

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