Baylor will likely be a 3-seed when the NCAA Tournament bracket is revealed tomorrow. With Arizona’s win over UCLA, and Duke knocking off North Carolina, Baylor probably will not capture a 2-seed.
The Bears will still likely end up in Tulsa for the first two games. Joe Lunardi has them playing Florida Gulf Coast—an opponent Baylor knocked off in Waco earlier this season. I’d be surprised if Baylor does not open in Tulsa. If they’re in the South Region, they would likely—if the seeds hold—meet Kentucky in Memphis for the Sweet 16. But there’s a lot of basketball left, and bracketing principals can get weird.