Who's in? Amelia Rayno fills in the blanks for the 68-team NCAA field

Amelia Rayno fills in the blanks for the 68-team field:

ConferenceSchool

Ivy LeagueHarvard

Ohio ValleyBelmont

Atlantic SunNorth Florida

Big SouthCoastal Carolina

Missouri ValleyNorthern Iowa

Colonial AthleticNortheastern

Metro Atlantic Ath.Manhattan

SouthernWofford

HorizonValparaiso

NortheastRobert Morris

SummitNorth Dakota State

West CoastGonzaga

PatriotLafayette

America EastAlbany

Atlantic CoastUNC/Notre Dame

Big EastVillanova/Xavier

Big SkyMontana/E. Washington

Big 12Iowa State

Big WestHawaii/UC Irvine

Conference USAUAB

Mid-AmericanBuffalo/CMU

Mid-Eastern AthleticHampton

Mountain WestWyoming

Pac-12Arizona/Oregon

SouthlandSam Houston/SF Austin

SWACTexas Southern

WACSeattle/New Mexico State

American AthleticSMU/UConn

Atlantic 10VCU/Dayton

Big TenWisconsin/MSU

SoutheasternKentucky/Ark.

Sun BeltGa. State/Ga. Southern

Big Ten (6): Wisconsin or Michigan State, Iowa, Indiana, Purdue, Ohio State, Maryland

Big 12 (5): Kansas, Texas, West Virginia, Baylor, Oklahoma

ACC (5): North Carolina or Notre Dame, Duke, North Carolina State, Louisville, Virginia

Big East (4): Villanova or Xaxier, Butler, St. John's, Providence

Atlantic 10 (3): VCU or Dayton, Davidson, Richmond

American Athletic (3): SMU or UConn, Tulsa, Cincinnati

SEC (2): Kentucky or Arkansas, LSU

Mountain West (2): San Diego State, Colorado State

Pac-12 (2): Arizona or Oregon, Utah

Missouri Valley (1): Wichita State

Conference USA (1): Old Dominion

MAAC (1): Iona

Mountain West (1): Boise State

Ohio Valley (1): Murray State

Kentucky: No surprises here. After knocking off Auburn on Saturday, the Wildcats remain the only undefeated team in the country and will likely head to the NCAA tournament trying to do something that hasn't been done in nearly 40 years.

Virginia: The Cavaliers fell to North Carolina in the ACC semifinals on Friday night, but after a season of dominance, the regular-season champs for the second straight year and the owners of college basketball's No. 1 defense probably won't be budging from the top line.

Villanova: Some may disagree with the Wildcats' spot among the elite, but those who have been paying attention see good cause. While Villanova isn't "sexy," as coach Jay Wright says, the roster is built on experience and balance.

Wisconsin: If the Badgers win the Big Ten tournament — and there's every sign they will — Wisconsin should reach the pinnacle it's strived for all season after losing to Kentucky in the Final Four last year. Wisconsin had the highest of expectations coming into this season, but if anything, its surpassed them.

Sunday: Selection show (5 p.m., Ch. 4)

Tuesday-Wednesday: First Four games in Dayton, Ohio

Thursday-Sunday: Second- and third-round games

March 26-29: Regional semifinals and finals in Cleveland, Los Angeles, Houston and Syracuse, N.Y.

April 4, 6: Final Four in Indianapolis