CBS releases updated bracketology entering final week of regular season

With just a week remaining in the regular season, college basketball programs are running out of time to improve their NCAA Tournament resumes. With that, comes some bracketology projections before heading into a week of conference tournaments.

CBS Sports updated their bracketology projections on Monday before the final stretch of the year. The Michigan Wolverines, who are fresh off a loss to Illinois on Sunday, have fallen out of the field of 68 and find themselves on the wrong side of the bubble.

Check out the full projection here.

CBS Sports latest Bracketology: First four out/last four in

Last four in: Memphis, Wake Forest, Florida, North Carolina

First four out: Michigan, Oregon, VCU, Indiana

CBS Sports Bracketology’s projected field: West region

1. Gonzaga vs. 16. Norfolk State
8. Boise State vs. 9. Notre Dame

5. Ohio State vs. 12. South Dakota State
4. Alabama vs. 13. Toledo

6. Colorado State vs. 11. Miami (Fla.)
3. Villanova vs. 14. Princeton

7. Iowa State vs. 10. Davidson
2. Wisconsin vs. 15. Long Beach State University

East region

1. Baylor vs. 16. Colgate
8. Wyoming vs. 9. Creighton

5. Arkansas vs. 12. Iona
4. Illinois vs. 13. Chattanooga

6. Texas vs. 11. SMU
3. Kentucky vs. 14. Vermont

7. Michigan State vs. 10. Xavier
2. Duke vs. 15. Longwood

South region

1. Arizona vs. 16. Nicholls State/Cleveland State
8. Murray State vs. 9. Iowa

5. UCLA vs. 12. BYU
4. Tennessee vs. 13. Townson

6. USC vs. 11. Memphis/Wake Forest
3. Texas Tech vs. 14. Texas State

7. LSU vs. 10. San Diego State
2. Providence vs. 15. Jacksonville State

Midwest region

1. Auburn vs. 16. Texas Southern/Bryant
8. Seton Hall vs. 9. TCU

5. Saint Mary’s vs. 12. North Carolina/Florida
4. UConn vs. 13. New Mexico State

6. Houston vs. 11. North Texas
3. Purdue vs. 14. Northern Iowa

7. Marquette vs. 10. San Francisco
2. Kansas vs. 15. Montana State

Baylor sole one seed to win over the weekend

Saturday produced one of the most chaotic weekends in college basketball, with seven out of the top 10 teams in the country falling. Even on Sunday, the Ohio State Buckeyes, who were ranked No. 22, fell to the Maryland Terrapins on the road.

Of the four one-seeds in CBS Sports’ projections, Baylor is the only one to win this weekend. Gonzaga, Arizona, and Auburn all lost, while the Bears got a vital win at home against Kansas. Head coach Scott Drew has his team positioned well to defend their national championship but will close the season out with a road game against Texas and at home against Iowa State. Win those two and Baylor could have their spot as a one-seed locked down, no matter conference tournament results.