Former college basketball coach Seth Greenberg on distractions today’s players face, Final Four favorites

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Top-ranked UConn suffered a shocking upset loss to Creighton on Tuesday. The 85-66 loss marked just the second defeat for the defending national champion Huskies.

As February itches toward a close, March Madness comes into focus. Aside from UConn, other highly-ranked teams, such as Houston, Purdue and Arizona, appear to be virtual locks for the upcoming Selection Sunday event. 

The NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament field is made up of 36 "at-large" teams. An NCAA selection committee selects those teams, which are announced during Selection Sunday. The 32 teams who win their respective Division I conferences round out the field of 68 teams.

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ESPN college basketball analyst Seth Greenberg during halftime at the Jimmy V Classic between the Illinois Fighting Illini and the Florida Atlantic Owls at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 5, 2023 in New York City. (Porter Binks/Getty Images)

The teams that are on the cusp of making the tournament typically dominate conversations in the sports world in the days leading up to the announcement. 

During a recent appearance on OutKick’s "Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich" former college basketball coach and current ESPN analyst Seth Greenberg discussed the teams he would be surprised if they did not advance to the Final Four.

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"I would think its Purdue and UConn in terms of what they've done… their body of work," Greenberg said in response to a question about which teams he would be surprised if they did not make it to the semifinals. "But I think between one and