Our latest NCAA bracket has two Big East teams looking out for No. 1

VILLANOVA, PA - DECEMBER 31: The Villanova Wildcats mascot on the floor during a college basketball game against the Xavier Musketeers at The Pavilion on December 31, 2015 in Villanova, Pennsylvania. The Wildcats won 95-64. (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images) CINCINNATI, OH - FEBRUARY 17: Xavier Musketeers mascot D'Artagnan celebrates after the game against the Providence Friars at Cintas Center on February 17, 2016 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Xavier defeated Providence 85-74. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)

This week has been chaos. A bloodbath. An utter disaster if you're a ranked team.

And what does that mean for my newest bracket? It means that the teams who survived the week move up. Not necessarily the teams that have gotten some big wins but the teams who have avoided bad losses. (I'm looking at you Iowa, Maryland and kinda sorta Oklahoma -- though the team the Sooners lost to, Texas Tech, is now comfortably in my field after three straight wins over ranked teams.)

And this is why we have a surprising development on the top seed-line: Two teams from the Big East are now looking at one-seeds in the NCAA tournament.

Kansas is the No. 1 overall seed. That's pretty indisputable given its stellar resume. And Villanova as my second overall seed? Hard to argue against.

That's where things start to get interesting.

Among the following teams, who would you pick for your final two one-seeds: Virginia, Xavier, Oklahoma, Miami or Michigan State? (I drew the line at Iowa after its road loss to Penn State.)

You can make an argument for all of them. I went with Virginia and Xavier because, quite simply, when you stack all those resumes next to each other, those are the two that are a hair above the others.

And so the Big East gets two one-seeds, and next week's meeting between Villanova and Xavier will carry that much more significance.

Midwest Region (Chicago)
Seed	Team	Location
1	Kansas*	at Des Moines
16	Bucknell/Hampton
8	Providence
9	Seton Hall
4	Dayton	at Denver
13	Akron*
5	Texas
12	Yale*
6	Arizona*	at Providence
11	Valparaiso*
3	North Carolina*
14	Hawaii*
7	Dayton	at St. Louis
10	Texas Tech
2	Michigan State
15	UNC-Asheville*

East Region (Philadelphia)
Seed	Team	Location
1	Villanova*	at Brooklyn
16	Wagner/Texas Southern
8	Syracuse
9	Michigan
4	Maryland	at Providence
13	IFPW
5	Notre Dame
12	St. Joseph's*
6	Utah	at Brooklyn
11	George Washington/Wisconsin
3	West Virginia
14	Stephen F. Austin*
7	Indiana	at Raleigh
10	Gonzaga*
2	Miami
15	Belmont*

West Region (Anaheim)
Seed	Team	Location
1	Xavier	at St. Louis
16	Montana*
8	Colorado
9	Monmouth*
4	Kentucky*	at Denver
13	UNC-Wilmington*
5	USC
12	Stony Brook*
6	Baylor	at Spokane
11	Alabama/VCU
3	Oregon
14	San Diego State*
7	Cal	at Des Moines
10	Pittsburgh
2	Iowa*
15	New Mexico St.*

South Region (Louisville)
Seed	Team	Location
1	Virginia	at Raleigh
16	North Florida*
8	Florida
9	Butler
4	Duke	at Spokane
13	Temple
5	Purdue
12	Arkansas-Little Rock*
6	Texas A&M	at Oklahoma City
11	Wichita State
3	Iowa State
14	Chattanooga
7	South Carolina	at Oklahoma City
10	Oregon State
2	Oklahoma
15	UAB*

LAST FOUR IN: Alabama, George Washington, VCU, Wisconsin.

FIRST FOUR OUT: Tulsa, Clemson, Cincinnati, St. Mary's.

NEXT FOUR OUT: LSU, Florida State, Washington, St. Bonaventure.

MULTI-BID CONFERENCES: Big 12 (7), ACC (7), Big Ten (7), Big East (5), SEC (5), Pac-12 (7), Atlantic 10 (4), American (2).

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