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Friday Afternoon Reviewed

After Friday's afternoon games, here's what we see:  The Greatest Conference In the History Of The World has struggled in nearly every game.  UConn blew out Chattanooga on Thursday, but since then,  Villanova had to come back to beat American, Pitt struggled mightily with #16 ETSU, Marquette survived #11 Utah State by one, and West Virginia lost to Dayton.  Syracuse beat Stephen F. Austin by 15 to round it out.

Winners
Team Conference
UNC ACC
Duke
Maryland
Dayton A-10
Villanova Big East
Pitt
Syracuse
Marquette
UConn
Texas A&M Big 12
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Purdue Big Ten
Michigan
Memphis C-USA
Washington PAC-10
Arizona State
UCLA
Gonzaga WCC
LSU SEC
Western Kentucky Sun Belt
Losers
Teams Conference
Clemson ACC
ETSU A-Sun
Temple A-10
Radford Big South
Minnesota Big Ten
Illinois
Northridge Big West
VCU CAA
Butler Horizon
Cornell Ivy
Akron MAC
Morgan State MEAC
N. Iowa Missouri Valley
BYU Mountain West
Cal PAC-10
American Patriot
Tennessee SEC
Miss. State
Stephen F. Austin Southland
Chattanooga Southern
N. Dakota State Summit
Utah State WAC

Not exactly what you'd expect from  The Greatest Conference In the History Of The World, really.

So far, the PAC-10 is looking good, as is the Big 12.  The SEC is almost gone and will be if LSU loses to UNC.

Herb Sendek kept his guys in their daytight compartment in the here and now and advanced.

The tournament is quickly boiling down to the major conferences, with only Memphis, Dayton Gonzaga and Western Kentucky still alive outside of the BCS schools, and the SEC is hanging on by a thin thread.  We'll see what happens in the night games, but we'd call this a trend.