Bracketology by Jonathon Warriner
Updated January 23rd, 2020
| South Region (Houston) | Midwest Region (Indianapolis) |
| 1.Baylor (St. Louis) | 1.Kansas (Omaha) |
| 16.Robert Morris/ Quinnipiac | 16.South Dakota State |
| 8.Stanford | 8.Michigan |
| 9.Virginia Tech | 9.Memphis |
| 4.Iowa (Sacramento) | 4.Villanova (Albany) |
| 13.Louisiana Tech | 13.Yale |
| 5.Kentucky | 5.Colorado |
| 12.Northern Iowa | 12.Akron |
| 3.Dayton (St. Louis) | 3.Louisville (Omaha) |
| 14.William & Mary | 14.New Mexico State |
| 6.Wisconsin | 6.Creighton |
| 11.Oklahoma/ Alabama | 11.NC State |
| 2.Seton Hall (Albany) | 2.Michigan State (Cleveland) |
| 15.Stony Brook | 15.Murray State |
| 7.Wichita State | 7.Marquette |
| 10.Indiana | 10.BYU |
| East Region (New York City) | West Region (Los Angeles) |
| 1.Gonzaga (Spokane) | 1.San Diego State (Sacramento) |
| 16.Northern Colorado | 16.Grambling/ Norfolk State |
| 8.Houston | 8.Ohio State |
| 9.Florida | 9.USC |
| 4.Maryland (Greensboro) | 4.Butler (Tampa Bay) |
| 13.Georgia State | 13.Stephen F. Austin |
| 5.Arizona | 5.Penn State |
| 12.Liberty | 12.East Tennessee State |
| 3.West Virginia (Cleveland) | 3.Oregon (Spokane) |
| 14.Colgate | 14.UC Irvine |
| 6.LSU | 6.Auburn |
| 11.VCU/ Washington | 11.Minnesota |
| 2.Duke (Greensboro) | 2.Florida State (Tampa Bay) |
| 15.Wright State | 15.Radford |
| 7.Illinois | 7.Rutgers |
| 10.Arkansas | 10.Texas Tech |
First Five Out: St. Mary’s, DePaul, Purdue, Richmond, Syracuse
Next Five Out: Georgetown, Xavier, Virginia, Arizona State, Oregon State
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