LSU- Glen Davis and Darrel Mitchell. Davis is 6-9, 310, Mini-Shaq who averages 18.5 ppg and 9.9 rpg. Darrel Mitchell averages 17.3 ppg and just under 5 apg. LSU has 4 players who average 12+ ppg. Plus they are in the Atlanta Region, not to far from Baton Rouge.\n\nKansas- One of the hottest teams in the nation is just coming off a Big XII tournament win. They have one of the best coaches in the ranks in Bill Self. The Jawhawks could be argued as the most versatile teams in the tournament. They also have a very deep bench, which averages over 31 ppg. Kansas also has the most stingy defense in college ball today. They held their opponents to the lowest field goal percentage in the NCAA.\n\nUCONN- With a starting crew that could someday all be NBA allstars, how can you go against them? UCONN has 5 players who average more than 10+ ppg and in total average 81.3 ppg. With that firepower, only the Phoneix Suns could beat them in a shootout. Rashad Anderson is Mr. Clutch; he can nail 3-pointers like layups, shooting 41.3% from deep. Rudy Gay is just one of the special players who can suck the momentum straight out of a team by making a big steal or a gargantuan dunk. Watch for UCONN to win it all.\n\nB.C.- The Golden Eagles were to points away from knocking off Duke in the ACC title game, and Beat UNC on their way their. With 3 players averaging over 11.5 ppg this past season, 2 over 16.5 ppg, recognition for this ACC powerhouse was finally achieved. If B.C. can wins against Villanova in the Sweet 16 (which shouldn't be to hard, especially with the injury to Allen Ray, Villanova's 2nd leading scorer), the Eagles almost cemented their trip to the Final Four. \n\nWatch for the Huskies to beat LSU in the title game.