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Lunardi's latest projection has Arkansas as a six-seed in the NCAA Tournament, with a first-round game against Akron in Oklahoma City.
Potential second-round opponent could be Hawaii or Houston, based on Lunardi's bracket.
Arkansas faces Houston again in the Never Forget Tribute Classic in Newark on Dec. 20.
Lunardi’s projection includes eight SEC teams in the field, with Florida also in the West Region.
Other SEC teams in Lunardi’s field include Auburn, Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Vanderbilt.
Arkansas has two remaining high-profile non-conference tests before SEC play heats up.
The Texas Tech game tips at 11 a.m. on Saturday and will air on ESPN2.
Bracket projections remain dynamic as the season progresses, offering opportunities to change the seed.
Lunardi’s latest bracketology update keeps Arkansas in the mix for an at-large bid.

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Nebraska is projected as a 7-seed in Lunardi’s latest Bracketology, up from 8-seed last week.
Nebraska’s 71-50 win over Creighton helped solidify their NCAA positioning.
Nebraska sits 23rd in the AP Top 25, reflecting their growing national prominence.
Lunardi’s bracket places Nebraska in the Midwest region with a potential NC State matchup.
The field includes Michigan as a No. 1 seed in the Midwest amid a crowded Big Ten.
Nebraska’s Big Ten schedule remains a major determinant of NCAA viability.
ESPN’s power index projects Nebraska to finish around 21-10 and 10-10 in the Big Ten.
Nebraska’s 9-0 start is among the nation’s undefeated teams this season.
The Huskers’ recent performance keeps them in the national conversation ahead of March.

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ESPN bracketology now lists Virginia as a No. 6 seed facing Yale, signaling confidence in the Cavaliers' momentum.
Virginia's 9-1 start includes wins over Queens NC, Texas, Dayton, and MD Eastern, boosting postseason chances.
Head coach Ryan Odom is in his first year and is developing chemistry with a largely new UVA roster.
Lunardi notes the likely first-out candidate as Butler, with UCF positioned as the last team in.
Virginia could see movement in brackets depending on the December 20 matchup with Maryland.
The article emphasizes UVA's potential for a solid postseason position if momentum continues.
Lunardi provides context on UVA's roster and adaptation in high-pressure moments.
The piece frames UVA's season as ongoing and subject to bracket changes as the schedule unfolds.
The article notes UVA’s only loss came early in the season to Butler.
The article highlights UVA's path toward a solid postseason position with continued wins.

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