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One month from Monday we will know the field for the 2012 women's NCAA tournament, so Play 4Kay, which dominates the landscape of women's college basketball for these two days, not only serves as awareness for a great cause, it also marks the beginni...

Mid-majors scored again with three at-large bids. But giving Middle Tennessee a pass hurt other teams' chances for invitations. As for Syracuse and Texas? Charlie Creme explains why they got in (or didn't).

Monday's top-25 results -- Duke's loss to North Carolina and Tennessee's victory over Kentucky -- helped make the picture pretty clear as to which teams would be No. 1 seeds if the bracket were released today. But the top seeds aren't drawing the big...

Might this be the year for mid-majors to win more at-large bids than ever? Yes ... and no.

Saturday's Tennessee-Stanford matchup is hardly the only pivotal nonconference game coming up. Between now and Christmas Day, several teams will play big games that will have an impact on the tourney selection process.

Big East fans weren't satisfied with UConn and Rutgers getting No. 1 seeds in Charlie Creme's projection. But our bracketologist explains why more teams from the conference weren't included in the field.

Big East, SEC and MWC fans wonder why their teams didn't get a higher seed -- or in some cases, make our Bracketology at all.

Our bracketologist explains how No. 2 overall seed North Carolina ended up in the Dayton Regional, and why UConn is a No. 1 seed over Maryland.

Forget debating whether OU or OSU gets the final No. 2 seed. As Charlie Creme explains, it doesn't really matter because their paths won't be much different. • Bracket

For Maryland to get a No. 1 seed, the Terps must keep winning -- and watch OU and the SEC. • Monday chat, 2 ET • Bracket