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2022 NCAA Tournament Teams

Can you name the schools that qualified for the 2022 men's NCAA basketball tournament?
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Seed
West
1
Gonzaga
2
Duke
3
Texas Tech
4
Arkansas
5
Connecticut
6
Alabama
7
Michigan State
8
Boise State
9
Memphis
10
Davidson
11
Rutgers
11
Notre Dame
12
New Mexico State
13
Vermont
14
Montana State
15
Cal State Fullerton
16
Georgia State
Seed
East
1
Baylor
2
Kentucky
3
Purdue
4
UCLA
5
Saint Mary's
6
Texas
7
Murray State
8
North Carolina
9
Marquette
10
San Francisco
11
Virginia Tech
12
Wyoming
12
Indiana
13
Akron
14
Yale
15
Saint Peter's
16
Norfolk State
Seed
South
1
Arizona
2
Villanova
3
Tennessee
4
Illinois
5
Houston
6
Colorado State
7
Ohio State
8
Seton Hall
9
TCU
10
Loyola Chicago
11
Michigan
12
UAB
13
Chattanooga
14
Longwood
15
Delaware
16
Wright State
16
Bryant
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Midwest
1
Kansas
2
Auburn
3
Wisconsin
4
Providence
5
Iowa
6
LSU
7
USC
8
San Diego State
9
Creighton
10
Miami (FL)
11
Iowa State
12
Richmond
13
South Dakota State
14
Colgate
15
Jacksonville State
16
Texas Southern
16
Texas A&M -
Corpus Christi
27 Comments
+4
Level 85
Mar 18, 2022
UNC needs to work for North Carolina.

UCONN needs to work for Connecticut.

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Level 50
Mar 18, 2022
Fixed. Sorry for the inconvenience
+2
Level 77
Mar 18, 2022
Any chance you could edit this to accept lower-case spellings? I kept typing "uconn" and telling myself that I saw them play yesterday haha
+1
Level 75
Mar 19, 2022
Yeah, UConn wouldn't work for me. I even tried "University of Connecticut"
+3
Level ∞
Mar 19, 2022
Capitalization never matters on JetPunk.
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Level 79
Mar 18, 2022
Who decides that Vermont is in the Western division, along with all the other incongruities?
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Level 80
Mar 19, 2022
This is very confusing to me as a Not-American. Geography appears not to apply
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Level 80
Mar 19, 2022
Okay so having done some reading, "regions" seems to be a misnomer really - it's just 4 arbitrary groups of 16 and the "regions" refer to the relative locations of the 4 central venues that group finals will be played at.

Calling them Groups A-D like the World Cup would make more sense, but you do you America

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Level 60
Mar 20, 2022
It used to be actual regions before COVID hit, but now, like bxtterflyfx said, it’s based on where the games are.
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Level 56
Mar 21, 2022
Actually, they started doing this a long while back (way before Covid). More and more, they started moving teams around to provide better balance in each region. Even the arenas where the games are played don't necessarily equate to the region until you get to the regional finals.
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Level 73
Mar 19, 2022
Its not based on where the college is, its based on where the game is going to take place
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Level 68
Mar 21, 2022
The NCAA decided to implement pods in the first two rounds. They did this in hopes of boosting attendance by making it easier for the fans of participating schools to travel. For instance, one West Region pod played the first two rounds in Buffalo, NY. However, the team that advanced into the Sweet Sixteen will travel to San Francisco--a western city. But the real geographic (& numerical) goofiness starts when you get into the conferences. The Big 12 has 10 teams while the Big 10 has . . . more than 10, at least 13. The Atlantic Coast Conference has teams from Indiana and Kentucky. Meanwhile, the Big East has a team in Nebraska! It is football (American-style) and TV deals that drive the craziness.
+4
Level 80
Mar 18, 2022
It looks like "st" is a type-in for Colorado State.
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Level ∞
Mar 19, 2022
Fixed
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Level 79
Mar 19, 2022
UConn and UNC still don't work. Also, please force users to type in the "st" after San Diego, as San Diego didn't make the tournament, but San Diego State did.
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Level ∞
Mar 19, 2022
St will be required for San Diego now.
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Level 46
Mar 19, 2022
You guys don't know that they can't exactly do it based on the region because then the seeding would be unfair. From what I've seen, it's based off where they play the games. Stop being picky about the regions and names and junk!

I also think it's funny that the picture is a NCAA women's game. I would watch more women's sports if they were on more. :D

+3
Level 83
Mar 19, 2022
Even more funny, it's not even college basketball. The photo is from a European FIBA Cup women's game. Maybe there aren't many non-copyright NCAA game photos??
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Level 50
Mar 21, 2022
This is the photo used by Jetpunk. I made the 2021 version of this quiz last year and jetpunk changed the photo to that
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Level 66
Mar 19, 2022
TXCC should work for Texas A&M Corpus Christi
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Level 46
Mar 19, 2022
SDSU should be also accepted for San Diego State
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Level ∞
Mar 19, 2022
That will work now.
+1
Level 55
Mar 19, 2022
got it all in 3:31
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Level 54
Mar 20, 2022
After Oral Roberts and St. Peter's, I'm gonna make sure I have a 15 seed in the sweet sixteen next year.
+1
Level 68
Mar 21, 2022
2 of the last 3 years. I think it is only 3 times ever though . . . and then you have to pick the right one!
+1
Level 60
Mar 20, 2022
Still can’t believe Baylor’s out and Gonzaga’s game was so close…
+1
Level 55
Mar 21, 2022
Could J'Ville State work for Jacksonville State?