Since Friday, we’ve witnessed a fair amount of movement in seeding but only one change in the teams slated to receive at-large bids.

However, that will likely change as conference tournaments get under way. We’ve already handed out four automatic bids this past weekend: Belmont, Indiana State, Morehead State and UNC-Asheville will be dancing into the NCAA Tournament. And we’ve seen substantial upsets, with Fairfield bowing out of the Metro Atlantic tournament and VCU taking down George Mason.

Here are a few of the major notes from this weekend’s action.

• Boston College is out, and Michigan is in. A win against Wake Forest just didn’t help the Eagles as much as the Wolverines’ win against Michigan State, giving Michigan a season sweep of the Spartans.
• Duke’s loss at North Carolina would have moved the Blue Devils closer to a No. 3 seed than a No. 1 seed, but then Purdue went to Iowa and lost. That’s a much worse loss than Duke’s tough game in Chapel Hill.
• Meanwhile, North Carolina’s stock is soaring. The Tar Heels are up to a No. 3 seed. A win against Duke in the ACC championship game might be enough to propel the Tar Heels all the way to a No. 2 seed.
• Missouri needs to have a good showing away from home at the Big 12 Tournament, or else the Tigers could slip as low as a No. 8 seed.
• All eyes will be on VCU Monday night because the Rams could shrink the pool of precious at-large bids with a win against Old Dominion. The Rams probably aren’t an at-large team without the CAA’s automatic bid, but the Monarchs and George Mason should be in.

Let’s get to the brackets. In this edition, we slot teams in regions and match ups. As always, please share your thoughts.

Here are links to the recent projected fields.

Projected Field 5.0
Projected Field 4.0
Projected Field 3.0
Projected Field 2.0
Projected Field 1.0

In addition, take a look at the bracket projections from a whole slew of different sources, updated daily by the good folks at the Bracket Project.

Teams in bold are automatic qualifiers.