March Madness 2018 - Elite Eight

Late in the second round of the draft, Stu needed to choose his second player. With pick number 17, after the top three KU players had already been chosen, with the top Virginia, Xavier, and Michigan men still on the board, Stu selected Malik Newman.

Is Stu a huge KU homer who would have picked a KU player there regardless of their quality? His past selection of Carlton Bragg suggests the answer is yes. Should Stu deny this, though, he could say that he was impressed with Newman's development over the season, or his strong Big 12 tournament performance, and that he knew that Malik Newman would be the top overall point scorer heading into the Final Four.

Malik Newman after continuing his scorching postseason run with 32 points in 44 minutes, including five 3-pointers and an 11-of-12 clip at the free-throw line. The surging sophomore scored all 13 of KU's points in the overtime session, including two 3-pointers and the four free throws that iced the game.

Stu also saw his first round pick of Nova's Brunson make the top seven studs. Meanwhile, Shawn finally got a good game from his Rambler.


TOP SEVEN STUDS - ELITE EIGHT

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME4_SCORE
1	Stu	2	17	Malik Newman	Kansas	1	43
2	Shawn	8	74	Donte Ingram	Loyola	11	30
3	Bob	6	55	Charles Matthews	Michigan	3	27
4	Brian	1	1	Marvin Bagley III	Duke	2	26
5	Stu	1	4	Jalen Brunson	Villanova	1	25
6	Gavin	7	63	Trevon Duval	Duke	2	25
7	Luke	2	13	Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk	Kansas	1	24

While Bob got good production out of his Michigan dude, he owned two of the three worst duds, as his Nova guy only had 9, and Carter Jr of Duke was in foul trouble all game, and fouled out on a quite questionable charge call versus Newman.


TOP SEVEN DUDS - ELITE EIGHT

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME4_SCORE
1	Bob	7	66	Phil Booth	Villanova	1	9
2	Brian	8	80	Jarrett Culver	Texas Tech	3	11
3	Bob	1	6	Wendell Carter Jr	Duke	2	14
4	Luke	4	33	Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman	Michigan	3	14
5	Jake	8	76	Zhaire Smith	Texas Tech	3	14
6	Chris	6	52	Lagerald Vick	Kansas	1	15
7	Shawn	2	14	Omari Spellman	Villanova	1	17

So yeah, Stu has taken the lead! James needs Graham to outpace his teammate Newman against Nova AND in the championship game, and for Brunson to get in early foul trouble or commit constant turnovers or fracture his leg or something. Bob still has a chance, but Nova probably has to blow out KU and Michigan needs to go to the championship.

March Madness Fantasy 2018 - Sweet Sixteen

Most of the Sweet Sixteen's top performances were among players owned by doomed-to-fail chumps. Stu and Bob's players snuck into the top 7 studs.


TOP SEVEN STUDS, ROUND OF 16

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME3_SCORE
1	Luke	4	33	Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman	Michigan	3	36
2	Gavin	4	38	Tyus Battle	Syracuse	11	36
3	Chris	1	9	Carsen Edwards	Purdue	2	33
4	Shawn	2	14	Omari Spellman	Villanova	1	32
5	Brian	1	1	Marvin Bagley III	Duke	2	30
6	Stu	1	4	Jalen Brunson	Villanova	1	30
7	Bob	1	6	Wendell Carter Jr	Duke	2	27

Meanwhile, as Shawn emailed earlier this week, what a huge disappointment to draft a Loyola player, see that team advance to the Elite Eight, and have jack shit to show for it. Ingram is among the top 7 duds, and his total score through 3 games is 55.5, which is the same number Trae Young earned in a single game. As Bob chases the leaders, he is disheartened to see both of his Nova guards on the dud list:


TOP SEVEN DUDS, ROUND OF 16

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME3_SCORE
1	Gavin	7	63	Trevon Duval	Duke	2	5.0
2	Shawn	5	47	Dakota Mathias	Purdue	2	6.0
3	Shawn	8	74	Donte Ingram	Loyola	11	6.5
4	Brian	8	80	Jarrett Culver	Texas Tech	3	8.0
5	Bob	2	15	Donte DiVincenzo	Villanova	1	9.0
6	Luke	2	13	Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk	Kansas	1	12.0
7	Bob	7	66	Phil Booth	Villanova	1	16.0

As we enter the Elite Eight, James' lead has narrowed. He lost Jevon Carter and Devonte Graham is the only man standing.

A closer look at the three men fighting for victory:

OWNER	PLAYER	TEAM	ACTIVE	GAME0_SCORE	GAME1_SCORE	GAME2_SCORE	GAME3_SCORE
James	Devonte' Graham	Kansas	1	0	42	16	23
James	Kelan Martin	Butler	0	0	50.5	52.5	0
James	Jevon Carter	West Virginia	0	0	38	41	25
James	Tra Holder	Arizona State	0	29	0	0	0
James	Kamar Baldwin	Butler	0	0	57.5	35	0
James	Shannon Evans II	Arizona State	0	32	0	0	0
James	Ty Jerome	UVA	0	0	21	0	0
James	Demontrae Jefferson	Texas Southern	0	56.5	44.5	0	0
OWNER	PLAYER	TEAM	ACTIVE	GAME0_SCORE	GAME1_SCORE	GAME2_SCORE	GAME3_SCORE
Stu	Jalen Brunson	Villanova	1	0	20	20	30
Stu	Malik Newman	Kansas	1	0	16	34	25
Stu	Keenan Evans	Texas Tech	1	0	33	22	18
Stu	Theo Pinson	UNC	0	0	31	21	0
Stu	Cassius Winston	Michigan State	0	0	24	20	0
Stu	Daxter Miles Jr.	West Virginia	0	0	17	9	21
Stu	J.P. Macura	Xavier	0	0	40	20	0
Stu	Shai Gilgeous-Alexander	Kentucky	0	0	37	38	20
OWNER	PLAYER	TEAM	ACTIVE	GAME0_SCORE	GAME1_SCORE	GAME2_SCORE	GAME3_SCORE
Bob	Wendell Carter Jr	Duke	1	0	20	20	27
Bob	Donte DiVincenzo	Villanova	1	0	19	25	9
Bob	Charles Matthews	Michigan	1	0	27	18	24
Bob	Phil Booth	Villanova	1	0	15	13	16
Bob	Isaac Haas	Purdue	0	0	15	0	0
Bob	Angel Delgado	Seton Hall	0	0	38	75.5	0
Bob	Marcquise Reed	Clemson	0	0	22	26	17
Bob	Dusan Ristic	Arizona	0	0	20	0	0

Thanks to Kentucky's choke job, Stu's only unique player left is Evans from Texas Tech - that likely leaves him with a narrow path to victory via Tech heroics. Anything Brunson does will likely be mitigated by Bob's two Nova players.  

A KU loss benefits Bob most, since he has a Duke player. Bob is the only leader left fucking with the left side of the bracket, with Michigan. It's kind of remarkable he could still win, given his flameout pick of an Arizona guy and the injury to the Purdue giant.

James is rooting for KU, Florida State, and a low-scoring Texas Tech victory.

March Madness Fantasy 2018 - Round of 32

Well well well, what a pickle of a situation these upsets have wrought. 1 seed Xavier collapsed. 2 seeds Cinci and UNC lost. Popular 3 seed Michigan State lost. And no one from those teams did so well that they appear on our top seven stud list. Angel Delgado with a 20/20 game, what a beast:


TOP SEVEN STUDS - ROUND OF 32

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME2_SCORE
1	Bob	4	35	Angel Delgado	Seton Hall	8	75.5
2	James	2	19	Kelan Martin	Butler	10	52.5
3	James	3	22	Jevon Carter	West Virginia	5	41.0
4	Stu	8	77	Shai Gilgeous-Alexander	Kentucky	5	38.0
5	James	5	42	Kamar Baldwin	Butler	10	35.0
6	Stu	2	17	Malik Newman	Kansas	1	34.0
7	Jake	8	76	Zhaire Smith	Texas Tech	3	34.0

Indeed, perhaps Xavier can lay the blame on Bluiett, who dudded instead of studded. Luke's Michigan State goon leaves the tournament with a total score of 11. Granted, he was Luke's final selection, but that shit suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks! That's as many as the next worst drafted guy scored in one game (Jake and Arizona's Trier). The worst drafted player was Gav and Virginia's Devon Hall.

TOP SEVEN DUDS - ROUND OF 32

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME2_SCORE
1	Gavin	2	18	Trevon Bluiett	Xavier	1	7
2	Brian	5	41	Kenny Williams	UNC	2	9
3	Stu	6	57	Daxter Miles Jr.	West Virginia	5	9
4	Luke	8	73	Matt McQuaid	Michigan State	3	9
5	Shawn	7	67	Jaren Jackson Jr.	Michigan State	3	10
6	Luke	7	68	Kevin Knox	Kentucky	5	11
7	Dan	5	50	Killian Tillie	Gonzaga	4	12

As you saw above, James got two spectacular games out of his Butler duo, but they are now gone, and he's down to two men: KU's Graham and WVU's Carter. He could get two more games out of them, or he could get seven more.

Stu and Bob are his primary challengers. Bob technically has 6 active players left, but one of them (Purdue's Haas) has a fractured elbow and can't be expected to earn him any more points. He's got two of Nova's players, his top pick of a tall Duke guy, a Michigan guard, and a Clemson guard.

Stu has 5 players left, and all of their bones are good. Stu can nearly match Graham's output with Newman's, who has scored 50 to Graham's 58. He's also got WVU's Miles, who is not keeping pace with Carter's total but you know, he exists on the same team! He's got Kentucky's leading scorer, and we know Kentucky is the highest seed left in its bracket. He's got Texas Tech's Evans. Oh, and he's got Nova's Brunson, who is very good.

March Madness Fantasy 2018 - Round of 64 and Play-In Games

First, the play-in games occurred, and America loves its play-in games.

We all marveled as Syracuse had an ugly win against Arizona State, removing two players from the team of James. His deceased Sun Devils earned 32 and 29 points in their only action.

On the other side, Gavin's Syracuse guy had 26 and lived to fight another day.

James' 16-seed pick of Jefferson from Texas Southern had a great win, earning 56.5 points.

Let's hear it for the play-in round!


The round of 64, perhaps even more beloved among those of us who follow the sport, also held games and statistics.

TOP SEVEN STUDS, ROUND OF 64

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME1_SCORE
1	James	5	42	Kamar Baldwin	Butler	10	57.5
2	Chris	3	29	Trae Young	Oklahoma	10	55.5
3	James	2	19	Kelan Martin	Butler	10	50.5
4	Chris	8	72	Zach Thomas	Bucknell	14	49.5
5	Gavin	8	78	Alpha Diallo	Providence	10	49.5
6	Luke	5	48	Mohamed Bamba	Texas	10	48.0
7	Chris	4	32	Mike Daum	South Dakota St	12	47.0

TOP SEVEN DUDS, ROUND OF 64

	OWNER	ROUND	SELECTION	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME1_SCORE
1	Chris	2	12	Udoka Azubuike	Kansas	1	2
2	Luke	8	73	Matt McQuaid	Michigan State	3	2
3	Gavin	3	23	Devon Hall	UVA	1	4
4	Brian	8	80	Jarrett Culver	Texas Tech	3	8
5	Dan	5	50	Killian Tillie	Gonzaga	4	9
6	Brian	3	21	Moritz Wagner	Michigan	3	10
7	Jake	5	45	Allonzo Trier	Arizona	4	11

Brian saw his bonus players from Montana and Murray State eliminated, but his core group stayed alive, though two of his guys had uninspiring performances.

James got very good performances out of some remaining players in the round of 64, with his Butler duo, Devonte' Graham, the Texas Southern little guy, and Jevon Carter all scoring 38 or more.

Gav got good games from his bonus players, and is living that play-in life with his bonus Syracuse player moving on to his third game.

All of Stu's players advanced, and the two players I selected for him in the last two rounds of the draft were excellent. I am so great!

Jake is in trouble. His Creighton players stunk, and Trier and Arizona were historically bad.

Bob lost Purdue's Haas, a 3rd-round pick, to a broken elbow. Ouchie! Other than that, not a bad showing.

Shawn's Loyola guy advanced! He hit the shot that won the game and made that very old Sister happy!

Luke's lottery pick centers had good games in losing efforts, as did his flyer on Mizzou's Porter Jr. But his 3rd-round pick of Landry Shamet had a terrible game and lost to Marshall. Ooof.

Chris got 55.5 in a losing overtime effort from Trae Young, 49.5 from the Bucknell guy, and 47 from Daum in South Dakota State's loss. Udoka only scored 2 in limited action, but perhaps he'll play in the next round.

Dan got all of his players to advance! Oh, except for the Virginia guy, as Virginia suffered the biggest upset in the history of time. As a quick reminder, I wanted to draft two Virginians with my top two picks. Shawn and Gav, and to a lesser extent James and Dan, will bear the brunt of this Cavalier debacle.

Here's a plot of the players we drafted!

Among players we didn't draft, the Buffalo and Marshall guys would have been good to grab:

	PLAYER	TEAM	SEED	GAME1_SCORE
1	Terrell Miller Jr.	Murray State	12	67.0
2	Allerik Freeman	NC State	9	66.5
3	Wes Clark	Buffalo	13	55.5
4	Jon Elmore	Marshall	13	52.5
5	Kerwin Roach II	Texas	10	50.0
6	Khadeen Carrington	Seton Hall	8	49.5
7	Torin Dorn	NC State	9	49.0

March Madness Fantasy 2018 - The Draft

This year’s draft order saw Brian picking first, just like last year, and Dan picking last, just like last year:

Brian
James
Gavin
Stu
Jake
Bob
Shawn
Luke
Chris
Dan

“I’M SEEING DOUBLE - FOUR KRUSTYS”

Since I was last in the draft order, I thought I would need to think outside the bun for a winning scheme. My idea was to draft both top Virginia scorers with picks 10 and 11 - go all-in with the best but least offense-oriented team. Then, as I was logging into the draft, my television displayed the news about their 6th man, De’Andre Hunter, missing the tourney with a broken wrist. Did I think, “Oh, the same thing happened to Oregon last year, and they reached the Final Four,” or, “Well, that just means that my two Virginia players will get even more playing time.”? No, I panicked and redesigned my strategy on the fly.

Anyway, I do not have two Virginia players. No one does. But here is who selected two players from the same team:

JAMES - 2 from Butler, 2 from Arizona State (Both 1.5x bonus teams! Look for James to jump out to the early lead!)

JAKE - 2 from Michigan State, 2 from Creighton

DAN - 2 from North Carolina, 2 from Gonzaga (I considered getting 3 from Gonzaga, because my mind was failing throughout the evening!) (These teams are in the same region, because see previous comment.)

CHRIS - 2 from Kansas

BOB - 2 from Villanova

Whoa, 5 owners selected teammates! Only one (me) did that last year!

“I’VE TRAVELED FIVE HUNDRED MILES TO GIVE YOU MY SEED”

No 6 or 7 seed players were selected. Number of players chosen by seed:

1   16

2   15

3   13

4   9

5   6

6   0

7   0

8   5

9   1

10  5

11  4

12  3

13  0

14  2

15  0

16  1

Gavin and Stu each have three 1 seed players. Brian and Jake did not draft anyone from a 1 seed.

“TEAM. GET ON TOP” -- PRINCE (R.I.P.)

Most players drafted per team:

1 Kansas 5

1 Villanova 5

2 North Carolina 5

3 Michigan St 5

1 Virginia 4

2 Duke 4

2 Purdue 4

3 Michigan 3

3 Texas Tech 3

4 Arizona 3

4 Gonzaga 3

“I BELIEVE IT’S TIME TO MULTIPLYYYYYYY” -- REO SPEEDWAGON

21 of the 80 players selected were from seeds 8 and above and earn the 1.5x multiplier. Dan and Stu lack any 1.5x bonus players. James has the most bonus players, with 5, including his Texas Southern play-in game guy. Chris has 4.

“LET’S GET REGIONAL” -- OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN

Players drafted per region:

Midwest 24

East 20

West 19

South 17

Everyone has at least one player per region except Dan, who has no one from the East. Dan drafted 5 West region players, and Chris drafted 5 Midwest region players.

“BALANCE” -- MR. MIYAGI AT SOME POINT, PROBABLY

Will their players knock each other out of the tourney? From least balanced to best balanced, I guess, it’s kind of arguable:

Brian has 2 players that play against each other in the round of 64, and 2 players that could meet in the Sweet 16.

Dan has 3 players that could meet in the round of 32.

Gav has 2 players that could meet in the round of 32, and 4 that could meet in the Sweet 16.

Luke has 2 players that could meet in the round of 32.

Jake has 5 players that could meet in the Sweet 16.

Chris has 4 players that could meet in the Sweet 16.

Bob, Shawn, and Stu have 2 players that could meet in the Sweet 16.

James’ players cannot face each other until the Elite 8.

“DON’T PUT ME IN THIS POSITION” -- SOMEONE EXPERIENCING AN INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT

Only 5 players are classified as centers, and Bob drafted 3 of them. 24 forwards were picked, and the remainder is 51 guards. Gav has all guards but for 1 center, and Stu and James drafted 7 guards and one forward.

AND NOW, HERE ARE EVERYONE'S PICKS:

Brian needs 1 seeds to lose, and Cinci and Michigan to have strong showings.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	1	Brian	MW	2	Duke	Marvin Bagley III	F
2	20	Brian	S	2	Cincinnati	Gary Clark	F
3	21	Brian	W	3	Michigan	Moritz Wagner	F
4	40	Brian	MW	8	Seton Hall	Desi Rodriguez	F
5	41	Brian	W	2	UNC	Kenny Williams	G
6	60	Brian	E	12	Murray State	Jonathan Stark	G
7	61	Brian	W	14	Montana	Ahmaad Rorie	G
8	80	Brian	E	3	Texas Tech	Jarrett Culver	G

James’s hopes are dim unless both Butler and Arizona State each win a game.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	2	James	MW	1	Kansas	Devonte' Graham	G
2	19	James	E	10	Butler	Kelan Martin	F
3	22	James	E	5	West Virginia	Jevon Carter	G
4	39	James	MW	11	Arizona State	Tra Holder	G
5	42	James	E	10	Butler	Kamar Baldwin	G
6	59	James	MW	11	Arizona State	Shannon Evans II	G
7	62	James	S	1	UVA	Ty Jerome	G
8	79	James	W	16	Texas Southern	Demontrae Jefferson	G

Gav is a 1 seed supporter: Villanova, Virginia, and especially Xavier.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	3	Gavin	E	1	Villanova	Mikal Bridges	G
2	18	Gavin	W	1	Xavier	Trevon Bluiett	G
3	23	Gavin	S	1	UVA	Devon Hall	G
4	38	Gavin	MW	11	Syracuse	Tyus Battle	G
5	43	Gavin	E	9	Alabama	Collin Sexton	G
6	58	Gavin	E	4	Wichita State	Shaquille Morris	C
7	63	Gavin	MW	2	Duke	Trevon Duval	G
8	78	Gavin	W	10	Providence	Alpha Diallo	G

Stu is balanced with 1 seed players, but would benefit most from Kentucky and Texas Tech wins.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	4	Stu	E	1	Villanova	Jalen Brunson	G
2	17	Stu	MW	1	Kansas	Malik Newman	G
3	24	Stu	W	2	UNC	Theo Pinson	F
4	37	Stu	E	3	Texas Tech	Keenan Evans	G
5	44	Stu	MW	3	Michigan State	Cassius Winston	G
6	57	Stu	E	5	West Virginia	Daxter Miles Jr.	G
7	64	Stu	W	1	Xavier	J.P. Macura	G
8	77	Stu	S	5	Kentucky	Shai Gilgeous-Alexander	G

Jake’s best path to victory is with Michigan State, with support from Purdue and North Carolina.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	5	Jake	W	2	UNC	Luke Maye	F
2	16	Jake	MW	3	Michigan State	Miles Bridges	G
3	25	Jake	E	2	Purdue	Vincent Edwards	F
4	36	Jake	S	8	Creighton	Marcus Foster	G
5	45	Jake	S	4	Arizona	Allonzo Trier	G
6	56	Jake	S	8	Creighton	Khyri Thomas	G
7	65	Jake	MW	3	Michigan State	Nick Ward	F
8	76	Jake	E	3	Texas Tech	Zhaire Smith	G

Bob is betting on Duke and Villanova, and would like KU to be upset early.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	6	Bob	MW	2	Duke	Wendell Carter Jr	F
2	15	Bob	E	1	Villanova	Donte DiVincenzo	G
3	26	Bob	E	2	Purdue	Isaac Haas	C
4	35	Bob	MW	8	Seton Hall	Angel Delgado	C
5	46	Bob	MW	5	Clemson	Marcquise Reed	G
6	55	Bob	W	3	Michigan	Charles Matthews	G
7	66	Bob	E	1	Villanova	Phil Booth	G
8	75	Bob	S	4	Arizona	Dusan Ristic	C

Shawn wants Duke, UNC, and KU to lose.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	7	Shawn	W	4	Gonzaga	Johnathan Williams	F
2	14	Shawn	E	1	Villanova	Omari Spellman	F
3	27	Shawn	S	1	UVA	Kyle Guy	G
4	34	Shawn	S	2	Cincinnati	Jacob Evans	G
5	47	Shawn	E	2	Purdue	Dakota Mathias	G
6	54	Shawn	MW	4	Auburn	Mustapha Heron	G
7	67	Shawn	MW	3	Michigan State	Jaren Jackson Jr.	F
8	74	Shawn	S	11	Loyola	Donte Ingram	G

Luke needs 1 seeds to lose, and would like Arizona, Missouri, and Wichita St to be the teams that beat them.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	8	Luke	S	4	Arizona	Deandre Ayton	F
2	13	Luke	MW	1	Kansas	Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk	G
3	28	Luke	E	4	Wichita State	Landry Shamet	G
4	33	Luke	W	3	Michigan	Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman	G
5	48	Luke	S	10	Texas	Mohamed Bamba	F
6	53	Luke	W	8	Missouri	Michael Porter Jr.	F
7	68	Luke	S	5	Kentucky	Kevin Knox	F
8	73	Luke	MW	3	Michigan State	Matt McQuaid	G

Chris needs KU to make a Final Four, a long enough run to make his selection of their 4-best scorer and sprained center (Udoka Azubuike is likely to sit in the round of 64) worthwhile. He needs first-round upsets to take advantage of his bonus players.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	9	Chris	E	2	Purdue	Carsen Edwards	G
2	12	Chris	MW	1	Kansas	Udoka Azubuike	C
3	29	Chris	MW	10	Oklahoma	Trae Young	G
4	32	Chris	W	12	South Dakota St	Mike Daum	F
5	49	Chris	MW	12	New Mexico St	Zach Lofton	G
6	52	Chris	MW	1	Kansas	Lagerald Vick	G
7	69	Chris	S	3	Tennessee	Admiral Schofield	F
8	72	Chris	MW	14	Bucknell	Zach Thomas	F

Dan almost certainly needs Gonzaga to meet North Carolina in the Elite Eight to stand a chance of winning. If that game went to triple overtime, all the better.

ROUND	SELECTION	OWNER	REGION	SEED	Team	Player	Position
1	10	Dan	MW	2	Duke	Grayson Allen	G
2	11	Dan	W	2	UNC	Joel Berry II	G
3	30	Dan	W	5	OSU	Keita Bates-Diop	F
4	31	Dan	S	3	Tennessee	Grant Williams	F
5	50	Dan	W	4	Gonzaga	Killian Tillie	F
6	51	Dan	W	4	Gonzaga	Josh Perkins	G
7	70	Dan	W	2	UNC	Cameron Johnson	G
8	71	Dan	S	1	UVA	Isaiah Wilkins	F