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Monday, March 18, 2013
Meet the teams who could be heading to Cowboys Stadium for Sweet 16
No Texas teams.
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Kansas players celebrate after winning the Big 12 men's tournament title game against Kansas State on Saturday, March 16, 2013, in Kansas City, Mo. Kansas won the NCAA college basketball game 70-54. The Jayhawks are the No. 1 seed in the South regional.
ARLINGTON For the first time since 1977, no state of Texas teams are going to be a part of March Madness.
But that doesn't mean March Madness will be dead in North Texas. In two weeks, Arlington will host the South Regional -- meaning the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games in one of the nation's four regionals. Those games will be played at Cowboys Stadium.
We're still a week away from knowing exactly which four teams will be playing in those matchups, but after Sunday night's release of the bracket, we have a better idea of who those teams will be.
The 16 teams (and their seeds) in the South region are as follows:
- 1. Kansas
- 2. Georgetown
- 3. Florida
- 4. Michigan
- 5. VCU
- 6. UCLA
- 7. San Diego State
- 8. North Carolina
- 9. Villanova
- 10. Oklahoma
- 11. Minnesota
- 12. Akron
- 13. South Dakota State
- 14. Northwestern State
- 15. Florida Gulf Coast
- 16. Western Kentucky
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