Sometime before 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, the NCAA tournament selection committee will send CBS a completed bracket to unveil on its selection show.
Here’s a look at the biggest decisions that the committee will have to make between now and then:
1. Who should get the final No. 1 seed?
While three of the NCAA tournament’s four No. 1 seeds were almost certain to go to Kansas, Alabama and Houston in some order, it wasn’t clear until late Saturday night who would join that trio on the top seed line.
Only after UCLA’s potential game-winning 3-pointer clanged off the rim could Purdue feel good about its chances. The Bruins had a strong argument for the last No. 1 seed until they fell two points short against Arizona in a tense, fiercely contested Pac-12 title game.
