The best 65 teams in college basketball are one week away to crash in fight to prove who is the best of the 2009-2010 season.
Teams will be chosen on “Selection Sunday” and at the top of the NCAA basketball standings are Syracuse at No. 1, joined by Kansas and Kentucky as the top three teams in the nation. These three are followed by Duke and Kansas State as part of the Top 5.
The top teams will always be favorites when the fans make the March Madness picks as a result of the best performance in the regular season.
The Kansas State Wildcats accumulated only 5 losses, averaging 79.8 points per game and own an 11-3 record away from home. Kansas State’s offense has shown throughout the season a high performance level and that is why it won’t be a surprise if they reach a place in the “final four”.
On the other hand, after seven consecutive victories Duke loss79-72 against Maryland, the Blue Devils are still first place in the ACC as they remain undefeated at home.
John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins, are the great stars of Kentucky. The point Guard Wall is averaging 17.0 points 6.2 assists per game, while Cousins besides averaging 15.9 points, also averages 10.1 rebounds per game. With 25 wins and two defeats, Kentucky is one of the favorites to win the tournament.
Kansas the No. 2 seeded right now, loss to Oklahoma State after 13 consecutive victories but after that defeat they managed to bounce right back and recorded another victory against Kansas State, the Jayhawks are about to conclude one of the best seasons of their history.
The best team in the nation Syracuse Orange has achieved impressive victories this season, which rank them as the leader of what may be the most difficult conference in College Basketball.