Now that we know the field of 64, what do espnW's Charlie Creme, Graham Hays and Mechelle Voepel think about the bracket? Some quick analysis:
Hardest region
Creme: Lexington
Hays: Lexington
Voepel: Lexington
Easiest region
Creme: Bridgeport
Hays: Bridgeport
Voepel: Bridgeport
Best first-round game
Creme: (7) BYU vs. (10) Missouri
Hays: (7) Tennessee vs. (10) Green Bay
Voepel: (7) Tennessee vs. (10) Green Bay
Best potential second-round game
Creme: (7) Tennessee vs. (2) Arizona State in Tempe
Hays: (5) Florida State vs. (4) Texas A&M
Voepel: (5) Florida State vs. (4) Texas A&M
Team better than its seed
Creme: (5) Florida State
Hays: (8) George Washington
Voepel: (8) George Washington
Team worse than its seed
Creme: (8) Georgia
Hays: (5) Mississippi State
Voepel: (2) Arizona State
Biggest snub
Creme: (10) St. Bonaventure having to travel to Corvallis, Oregon
Hays: Florida Gulf Coast and South Dakota getting left out
Voepel: NC State getting left out
Biggest surprise
Creme: Michigan State in the top-16 seeds
Hays: Princeton's at-large berth
Voepel: South Florida in UConn's region
Possible Cinderella
Creme: (7) BYU
Hays: (6) DePaul
Voepel: (3) Kentucky
First 1-seed to lose
Creme: Baylor
Hays: Notre Dame
Voepel: South Carolina
Most talent in one region
Creme: Lexington
Hays: Sioux Falls
Voepel: Lexington
Under-the-radar player
Creme: Asia Durr, Louisville
Hays: Lexi Rydalch, BYU
Voepel: Myisha Hines-Allen, Louisville
Final Four
Creme: UConn, Louisville, South Carolina, Notre Dame
Hays: UConn, Oregon State, South Carolina, Maryland
Voepel: UConn, Baylor, South Carolina, Notre Dame
Who wins
Creme: UConn over Notre Dame
Hays: UConn over South Carolina
Voepel: UConn over Notre Dame