Purdue's red-hot and rising
The Boilermakers are in contention for the No. 1 line with three weeks to go
Welcome to the new, expanded edition of Joe Lunardi's Rundown, featuring his latest bracket breakthrough, Tournament Odds.
How is it different from Bracketology? With Bracketology, Lunardi tells you how the bracket looks on that specific day.
With Tournament Odds, Lunardi tells you how the bracket is likely to look come Selection Sunday, by comparing current teams to those in his extensive database of prior seasons.
The Race for the Top
The Georgetown Hoyas dropping their second game of the season to the Syracuse Orange also drops the Hoyas from the list of teams showing at least a 10 percent chance of landing a No. 1 seed. Expect this list to continue to shrink over the next week or two.
Only thing we can say here: If you want the most in-depth, up-to-date information about the 2010 NCAA tournament, the bubble and sleeper teams, you pretty much have to buy this article. It's incredibly detailed. Become an ESPN Insider.
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Joe Lunardi: Behind the Bracket 
Insiders get Bracketology details the rest of the public doesn't. See which teams and which games are impacting the bracket, why it's moving and what may happen next.
Lunardi's Tournament Odds/Rundown 
Bracketology tells you only how the bracket looks on that day. Lunardi's odds tell you how it's likely to look come Selection Sunday.
Bubble Insider 
See which bubble teams are bound to get bounced and which are likely to crack the field of 65.
- The value of the signature win
- Pac-10's two-team bid busted already?
- Predicting how Big East bubble bounces
- 21 teams, 7 bids, and UConn can still surprise
- Va. Tech's body of work: poor
- The Big East's quest for nine bids
- All roads lead to Saturday
- Without one, UAB, URI could be done
- Bubble teams with the best shot at bids
- Magic numbers to secure bids
- Lessons from the Last Four In
Inside the Bracket 
Hard-core analysis of squads set to endure the Madness of March.
- Michigan State's Achilles' heel
- Derrick Favors' interior impact
- Purdue should pound the paint
- Inexperience isn't UNC's problem
- How Tennessee can clip Kentucky
- Buckeyes are far better than their stats
- Georgetown's identity crisis
- How Siena stops Butler
- Louisville's secret weapon
- Texas needs a Pittman pickup
- Syracuse's special skill
- Kansas can turn back clock to '08
- Nova's Final Four repeat roadblock
Regional Breakdowns 
See how the teams stack up in each region of Bracketology.
Resources
- Insider: Indiana rebuilding or reloading?
- Insider: Can Michigan win the Big Ten?
- Telep: Latest on No. 13 junior Theo Pinson
- Ford: Winners from the NBA draft combine
- Biancardi: Who is the nation's top point guard?

