The final two spots will likely come from some combination of North Carolina, Duke and Kentucky, with Tennessee and Michigan State as potential dark horses. Duke’s fate depends on Zion Williamson’s availability, while North Carolina’s sweep of Duke and December win over Gonzaga puts them in a good spot. Kentucky has beaten Carolina and Tennessee, but either would have to win the SEC tournament or get some help to stay in its spot. If Michigan State or Tennessee wins its conference tournament, they have a shot — especially since the Spartans have 11 Quadrant 1 wins and swept Michigan.
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