Can UConn Survive?
“,”body”:”If you are looking for poetic justice, look no further than the West Region.\n \nMemphis was lobbying for a No. 1 seed since they wrapped up yet another Conference USA Tournament. After UConn, the region’s No. 1, fell to Syracuse in six overtimes, the whispers began across the nation that the Huskies lost their handle on a top seed.\n \nBased on the overall body of work, experts across the nation agree that UConn was deserving of a No. 1 seed.\n \nThat is, of course, excluding experts in the state of Tennessee.\n \nIf there could have been a fifth No. 1 seed, it would be safe to say that it would have been Memphis. Where people will argue over who was more deserving, UConn or Memphis, the committee got it right by putting them in the same region.\n \nA potential Elite Eight matchup looms for the Huskies and Tigers in what should one of the harder regions to figure out.\n \nUConn (27-4, 15-3) has been hurting since the loss of Jerome Dyson, but A.J. Price has filled in admirab
