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NCAA reveals official seed list for 2023 March Madness bracket

Chandler Vesselsby:Chandler Vessels•03/12/23•

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With the 2023 March Madness field now set, the NCAA released the seed list for the tournament. Although the top four seeds were already known — with Alabama coming in at No. 1 overall — the list reveals how the rest of the NCAA Tournament teams stack up against each other.

UCLA comes in at No. 5 overall as the top two-seed followed by Texas, Arizona and Marquette. Baylor and Gonzaga round out the top 10, while Texas A&M, which was surprisingly a seven seed despite finishing as the SEC Tournament runner-up, completes the top 25 teams.

Nevada was the last at-large bid according to the committee, coming in at No. 46. Arizona State, whom the Wolfpack will face in the play-in on Wednesday, is right behind them at No. 45.

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With the bracket now set, it’s time to start making predictions before the round of 64 begins on Thursday. Below is the full seed list for the 2023 NCAA Tournament.

Official 2023 March Madness seed list

1. Alabama
2. Houston
3. Kansas
4. Purdue
5. UCLA
6. Texas
7. Arizona
8. Marquette
9. Baylor
10. Gonzaga
11. Kansas State
12. Xavier
13. Connecticut
14. Tennessee
15. Indiana
16. Virginia
17. San Diego State
18. Duke
19. Saint Mary’s
20. Miami (FL)
21. Iowa State
22. Creighton
23. Kentucky
24. TCU
25. Texas A&M
26. Michigan State
27. Missouri
28. Northwestern
29. Memphis
30. Arkansas
31. Maryland
32. Iowa
33. Florida Atlantic
34. West Virginia
35. Auburn
36. Illinois
37. Boise State
38. Penn State
39. USC
40. Utah State
41. NC State
42. Providence
43. Mississippi State
44. Pittsburgh
45. Arizona State
46. Nevada
47. College of Charleston
48. Oral Roberts
49. Drake
50. VCU
51. Kent State
52. Iona
53. Furman
54. Louisiana
55. Kennesaw State
56. UC Santa Barbara
57. Grand Canyon
58. Montana State
59. Vermont
60. Colgate
61. Princeton
62. UNC-Asheville
63. Northern Kentucky
64. Howard
65. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
66. Texas Southern
67. Southeastern Missouri State
68. Farleigh Dickinson