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Resident ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field, writing that the inevitable move has happened -- Kentucky leapfrogs Syracuse and moves to No. 1 overall.

Story | Conversation | February 27, 2012

Resident ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field. With Ohio State's loss to the Spartans, Kansas joins the top line and Missouri moves up to No. 3. Two No. 1 seeds still remain up for grabs.

Story | Conversation | February 20, 2012

Resident ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field. With Duke avoiding a costly upset, there wasn't a ton of movement among the candidates to land No. 1 seeds. That could change in the next couple of weeks.

Story | Conversation | February 17, 2012

Resident ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field. With Ohio State's loss to the Spartans, Kansas joins the top line and Missouri moves up to No. 3. Two No. 1 seeds still remain up for grabs.

Story | Conversation | February 13, 2012

Resident ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field. While Syracuse, Kentucky and Ohio State are securing their spots on the bracket's top line, the fourth spot remains up for grabs among a bevy of contenders.

Story | Conversation | February 10, 2012

Resident ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field. Missouri joins Syracuse, Ohio State and Kentucky as top teams, but the race for a No. 1 seed is open as five other teams lurk just outside the top line.

Story | Conversation | February 06, 2012

Bracketologist Joe Lunardi gives his rapid reaction to the BracketBusters matchups announced Monday night. Who stands to gain and lose the most come Selection Sunday?

Blog | Conversation | January 30, 2012

Resident ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field. While Syracuse, Kentucky and Ohio State are securing their spots on the bracket's top line, the fourth spot remains up for grabs among a bevy of contenders.

Story | Conversation | January 30, 2012

Joe Lunardi puts together some theoretical matchups that we could see during the Sears BracketBusters games that would best test the nation's top mid-major squads, including the undefeated Murray State Racers.

Blog | Conversation | January 23, 2012

Resident ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field. While Syracuse and Kentucky are clearly the two best teams, Kansas and Ohio State earn No. 1 seeds. Iowa State and Stanford are among teams on the bubble.

Story | Conversation | January 23, 2012

Resident ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi has the latest look at the NCAA tournament field. The Duke Blue Devils return to the top line and sit among the No. 1 seeds, while Memphis, BYU and Cincinnati are all on the bubble.

Story | Conversation | January 16, 2012

Joe Lunardi provides an early examination of the bubble picture as the bracket begins to take shape. Plus, a look at the likely No. 1 seeds, where the Orange are in front, but UNC and Kentucky aren't far behind.

Story | Conversation | January 09, 2012

Joe Lunardi answers some key bracket questions as college hoops approaches conference play, including one on why Duke is currently rated ahead of North Carolina.

Blog | Conversation | December 15, 2011

This is Joe Lunardi's "tournament odds and rundown" page. Here you can find a more detailed look at Bracketology. This week (Feb. 25, 2011), the Kansas Jayhawks move closer to grabbing a No. 1 seed.

Story | Conversation | February 25, 2011

Joe Lunardi provides his latest S-curve update. See how your team is situated for the NCAA tournament as of this very moment. For the Baylor Bears, the news is not good.

Blog | Conversation | February 23, 2011

Joe Lunardi breaks down the biggest winners and losers of this week's Bracketology update. Duke sits atop the list of winners after its competition for the No. 1 overall seed all lost this week.

Blog | Conversation | February 21, 2011