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Kansas, Arizona and Bracketology

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· 16h · on MSN

Where Kansas landed in CBS Sports’ bracketology after Arizona win

Kansas was handed a top-2 seed in the latest edition of NCAA Tournament bracketology from the CBS Sports crew.

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Bracketology: Michigan overtakes Arizona for No. 1 overall seed following Wildcats' loss at Kansas

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No. 9 Kansas — without Darryn Peterson — hands top-ranked Arizona its 1st loss of the season

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College basketball rankings: Arizona's no longer undefeated after its loss to Kansas; Michigan jumps to No. 1

Final score: Kansas 82, Arizona 78.

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No. 9 Kansas beats top-ranked and previously undefeated Arizona 82-78

· 1d

Darryn Peterson misses win against Arizona because of illness

· 1d

20 photos of KU’s epic win over No. 1 Arizona — without Darryn Peterson

It was his 11th missed contest, with guard Jamari McDowell starting in his place.

· 1d

No. 9 Kansas beats top-ranked Arizona 82-78 for 8th straight win, back in contention in Big 12

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Kansas’ stirring win over No. 1 Arizona rewrites one Darryn Peterson narrative

15hon MSN

Bracketology: Purdue rises to a No. 2 seed, Illinois falls off top line in projected NCAA Tournament seeding

Two overtime games in the Big Ten brought a shakeup in the CBS Sports Bracketology model

Gators Wire on MSN

CBS Sports' bracketology has Florida basketball among top 3 seeds

CBS Sports' latest bracketology is among the most bullish on Florida basketball after its latest win over Texas A&M.

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March Madness Projections: Latest ACC bracketology after UNC's win over Duke shakes seeding

The latest CBS Sports bracketology has eight ACC teams making the 64-team field, with another one on the cusp.

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Bracketology Bubble Watch: Miami gets huge victory vs. North Carolina, can Virginia Tech follow suit?

At first glance, it may not appear as though Miami's 75-66 win over North Carolina on Tuesday night had a particularly dramatic impact on the Hurricanes in CBS Sports Bracketology. After all, Miami is still a projected No.