Full bracket for February 11

Note: This bracket was made prior to the games of February 11, so results such as Texas' annihilation of Oklahoma State was not taken into account.

East (New York City)

Games played in Buffalo, Thurs/Sat.
1. Syracuse
16. Yale/Coastal Carolina

8. George Washington
9. New Mexico

Games played in San Diego, Fri/Sun.
5. Texas
12. Toledo

4. Michigan
13. Delaware

Games played in Raleigh, Fri/Sun.
6. Saint Louis
11. Stanford

3. Duke
14. Iona

Games played in Buffalo, Thurs./Sat
7. Memphis
10. Minnesota

2. Villanova
15. American

West (Anaheim)

Games played in San Diego, Fri/Sun.
1. Arizona
16. Weber St.

8. Gonzaga
9. Southern Methodist

Games played in Orlando, Thurs/Sat.
5. Virginia
12. St. Joe's/Georgetown

4. Kentucky
13. Belmont

Games played in San Antonio, Fri/Sun.
6. Oklahoma
11. Richmond

3. Iowa
14. Green Bay

Games played in Spokane, Thurs/Sat.
7. Connecticut
10. California

2. San Diego State
15. UC Irvine

South (Memphis)

Games played in Orlando, Thurs/Sat.
1. Florida
16. Davidson/Southern

8. Oklahoma St.
9. Colorado

Games played in Spokane, Thurs/Sat.
5. Louisville
12. North Dakota St.

4. Creighton
13. Mercer

Games played in Milwaukee, Thurs/Sat.
6. Pittsburgh
11. Southern Mississippi

3. Wisconsin
14. Stephen F. Austin

Games played in St. Louis, Fri/Sun.
7. Massachusetts
10. Arizona State

2. Kansas
15. Utah Valley

Midwest (Indianapolis)

Games played in St. Louis, Fri/Sun.
1. Wichita St.
16. Robert Morris

8. Kansas St.
9. VCU

Games played in Raleigh, Fri/Sun.
5. Ohio State
12. Oregon/LSU

4. Cincinnati
13. Georgia State

Games played in San Antonio, Fri/Sun.
6. UCLA
11. Tennessee

3. Iowa State
14. Vermont

Games played in Milwaukee, Thurs/Sat.
7. North Carolina
10. Xavier

2. Michigan St.
15. North Carolina Central

Bracketing notes:

• Kansas State and North Carolina were swapped because there were too many Big 12 teams in the bottom halves of regions.
• The ranking within the #3 seed band is crucial, because there are so many midwestern teams fighting for the second Milwaukee pod.  Wisconsin gets it here, but Iowa, Iowa State, Michigan, Creighton, Cincinnati, and Kentucky would all love to get there.  All of those teams instead end up quite a long way from their respective campuses.
• The committee would love to get Texas up to a #4 seed as an excuse to put them in San Antonio.  After tonight's thrashing of Oklahoma State, they'll probably get there in the next update.  
• I did what I could to get some western teams in the Spokane pods, but the fans at that game will be mostly family and close friends of the players.  Not much can be done about that; the only Pacific Northwest team in the field is Gonzaga, and they shouldn't be placed in Spokane because their seed is too low to get that kind of home court advantage.