Watch Bracketology Bubble Watch: Indiana outside the field, Arcasas faces Texas with both teams who are looking to build a CV
Welcome to the appearance of 2025 from Bracketology Bubble Watch, which is the daily column that concludes how the NCAA championship bubble teams are heading and looks at the upcoming games that include teams near the cutting line to make 68 Square.
The teams that I consider locks for the NCAA championship were also included. For me, the team is a lock only if I think it will continue to make the NCAA championship even if you lose all its remaining games. This is a tougher definition that is widely used. It will be a short list in early February.
Also, this page will show “Last Four in” and “First Four Out”, which can also be found on the bracket science page, but it will also display “Four Out” to the additional context.
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Tuesday was a busy day for the difference on the bubble.
- Byu I was lost at home for Arizona, and lost an opportunity to pick up a 1 quadruple victory at home. The table becomes more difficult for Oujuir now as four of the next six on the road and one of the home games are VS. Kansas.
- yeah It may be a short-term resident in the bubble after losing 90-81 at home to Bordeaux. Owen Freeman’s loss for this season due to the affected finger makes the task of reaching the NCAA championship more difficult. Hawkeyes has lost five of the last six and may be preferred in two of their remaining matches.
- Indiana AA followed a very competitive loss for boilemakers last week with the loss of the explosion in Wisconsin. This makes six losses in seven games for Hoosiers and its remaining table is difficult. Indiana can only be preferred after the rest of the road.
On Wednesday’s work is a conference leader and a “double bubble” game.
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“Double Bubble” game on Wednesday
Arkansas in Texas
9 pm (ESPNU)
The game “Double Bubble” Night Arkansas, which played its way to the bubble by winning Kentucky last week. Razorbacks may need to win some games in which you are weak to find themselves on the right side of the bubble.
Texas is in a better condition of pigs at the present time and has a relatively favorable schedule according to the SEC standards below the extension. They have three of the next four at home, but two of these Alabama and Kentucky. The other two will play each other again at the end of the month.
Other bubble teams at work on Wednesday
UCF
In front of Cincinnati, 6 pm (CBSSN)
UCF on the bubble is not much due to the arrangement of 63 in the network, but because it is only 3-8 versus the first two. The three victories are good, but they need to do more. The table is well for them, so they need to benefit, especially at home.
Georgia
Against LSU, 8:30 pm (SECN)
Al -Balakgh has fallen into difficult times recently, and has lost five of the last six. This starts from three out of four at home. If Georgia will make the NCAA championship, you will not be able to lose to one of the few calling in the Supreme Education Council.
Smu
At Virginia Tech, 9 pm (ACCN)
SMU tries to build a CV in a league that does not provide many opportunities to do so like other major conferences. Currently Mustangs is 0-4 in Quad 1 games with just one still left in the table. They have a lot of games that must be lost more than it should win. This is one of those games that must be lost.
Nebraska
In Washington, 9:30 pm (BTN)
Cornhuskers won two consecutive after a series of six games losing. These victories came to Illinois and in Oregon. They also have a relatively favorable timetable of the ten major standards. Nebraska needs to maintain its momentum against Washington.
New Mexico
In exchange for Colorado, 9:30 pm (FS1)
New Mexico acquired the first place in Mountain West by winning in Utah on Saturday. The reason that Lobos on the bubble is a quad -loss 3 in San Jose State and a four -loss 4 at home for New Mexico State. Most of the remaining schedule includes games that can only harm them.
The difference is near the cutting line
NCAA championship locks
Locks on the basis of CV: 1 | Guaranteed automatic bids: 0
Note – all signals are excluded to the NCAA records and trends based on the classrooms of the 2021 championship. Because of the short tables and a relatively small number of games other than conferences, these classifications cannot be relied upon.