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Selection Sunday is only hours away, but our bracket guru has his field of 64 penciled in.

Rutgers' loss in the Big East final allowed Ohio State, not UConn, to jump one spot to a No. 2 seed.

It's easy to focus on recent games, but when selecting the NCAA field, you must factor in the entire season, not just one weekend.

It's never too early to take a look at next season. So here's a pre-preseason look at espnW.com's 2013-14 preseason top 25.

Charlie Creme shares his S-curve and explains why the bubble is not that strong this season.

Nothing is a lock in December. But Stanford, Connecticut, Baylor and Duke won't be easy to knock off the top line as No. 1 seeds.

There are always a handful of teams that really help shape the bubble come March. These are the five mid-major teams that have the best shot of getting an at-large bid if they fail to clinch an automatic berth.

From Stanford traveling to Norfolk to Miami landing in Spokane, where teams ended up in the bracket dominated any talk about snubs and who got left out.

Baylor, Connecticut and Duke top an early look at the preseason top 25 for 2012-13.

This season, figuring out where teams go in the bracket -- not which teams make up the field of 64 -- is the toughest challenge to Bracketology.

There's a lot of basketball still to be played this season, but the No. 1 seeds -- Baylor, Notre Dame, Connecticut and Stanford -- already look like a sure thing.

Baylor is the clear-cut overall No. 1 seed; Nebraska, Maryland and Ohio State are better than expected; Delaware is here to stay; and Gonzaga's placement in the bracket once again creates a dilemma.

There's no surprise among the No. 1 seeds, which would be Baylor, Connecticut, Notre Dame and Stanford. But which teams join Maryland as a No. 2? ESPN.com's Charlie Creme gives us a brief Bracketology update, with a full field of 64 coming Jan. 9....

For the second consecutive NCAA tournament, teams from the same conference could end up as the top two seeds in the same region. Yes, Baylor, Texas A&M, Notre Dame and Connecticut, we're talking about you.

Three teams are ahead of reigning NCAA champion Texas A&M in our very early look at how the preseason 2011-12 rankings might look seven months from now.

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).