The last big fish in the pond was Kerry Blackshear Jr, who just committed last night to play at Florida over a boatload of schools. If you read my last Bracketology you probably realize that I am maybe unnecessarily high on Florida, having them as a two seed in my last Bracketology. With him moving to the Gators that moves them up ahead of Kentucky as a one seed. Also with Kansas picking up a couple of late commitments, they move up to my third overall seed. Without any further updates, here is my latest Bracketology update.
Bracketology by Jonathon Warriner
Updated June 27th, 2019
| East Region (New York City) | South Region (Houston) |
| 1.Michigan State (Cleveland) | 1.Florida (Tampa Bay) |
| 16.St. Francis (PA)/ North Carolina Central | 16.Prairie View A&M/ Abilene Christian |
| 8.Georgia | 8.NC State |
| 9.Oklahoma | 9.Texas |
| 4.Washinton (Spokane) | 4.Seton Hall (Cleveland) |
| 13.Harvard | 13.East Tennessee State |
| 5.Baylor | 5.Ohio State |
| 12.Liberty | 12.Western Kentucky |
| 3.Villanova (Albany) | 3.Texas Tech (Omaha) |
| 14.Northeastern | 14.Bradley |
| 6.Florida State | 6.Wichita State |
| 11.Ole Miss/ Arizona State | 11.Michigan |
| 2.Memphis (Tampa Bay) | 2.Louisville (St. Louis) |
| 15.Siena | 15.Northern Kentucky |
| 7.Purdue | 7.Oregon |
| 10.Cincinnati | 10.Xavier |
| West Region (Los Angeles) | Midwest Region (Indianapolis) |
| 1.Duke (Greensboro) | 1.Kansas (Omaha) |
| 16.Radford | 16.North Dakota State |
| 8.Utah State | 8.Georgetown |
| 9.Alabama | 9.Illinois |
| 4.Gonzaga (Sacramento) | 4.LSU (Spokane) |
| 13.UC Irvine | 13.Buffalo |
| 5.Virginia | 5.Creighton |
| 12.New Mexico State | 12.Syracuse/ Davidson |
| 3.North Carolina (Greensboro) | 3.Maryland (Albany) |
| 14.Texas-Arlington | 14.Murray State |
| 6.VCU | 6.Mississippi State |
| 11.Oklahoma State | 11.Cincinnati |
| 2.Arizona (Sacramento) | 2.Kentucky (St. Louis) |
| 15.Eastern Washington | 15.Colgate |
| 7.St. Mary’s | 7.Marquette |
| 10.Wisconsin | 10.Tennessee |
First Five Out: Dayton, Providence, Auburn, Houston, TCU
Next Five Out: Penn State, Indiana, Notre Dame, Kansas State, Colorado