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ESPN Bracketology: Spartans remain comfortably in NCAA Tournament in latest projection

Michigan State basketball continues to remain comfortably in the field of 68 in the latest batch of bracketology from ESPN.

Joe Lunardi of ESPN has been releasing his famous backetology NCAA Tournament projections for months. To no one’s surprise, Michigan State is in the field of 68. The Spartans are one of nine Big Ten teams Lunardi has dancing this March.

Check out which Big Ten teams Lunardi has listed in his latest bracketology report below:

Illinois

Seed / Region: No. 7 seed in South Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 10 seed Florida Atlantic

Indiana

Seed / Region: No. 4 seed in South Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 13 seed Yale

Iowa

Seed / Region: No. 8 seed in West Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 9 seed Arkansas

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Maryland

Seed / Region: No. 7 seed in West Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 10 seed Boise State

Northwestern

Seed / Region: No. 6 seed in West Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 11 seed Oral Roberts

Purdue

Seed / Region: No. 1 seed in East Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 16 seed Morehead State / No. 16 seed Howard

Rutgers

Seed / Region: No. 9 seed in Midwest Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 8 seed Texas A&M

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Wisconsin

Seed / Region: No. 11 seed in Midwest Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 11 seed USC

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Michigan State

Seed / Region: No. 7 seed in Midwest Region

First-Round Opponent: No. 10 seed Missouri

Thoughts on Draw: Michigan State would love to finish the season strong and move up to at least a No. 6 seed by Selection Sunday. But for now, a No. 7 seed beats being on the No. 8/9 seed line.

Complete Bracket Prediction

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