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2015 National Invitational Tournament Bracket Released

It's not quite the NCAA Tournament, but postseason basketball nonetheless.

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And here is your 2015 National Invitational Tournament bracket.

(1) Temple Owls (23-10) vs. (8) Bucknell Bison* (19-14)
(4) Pittsburgh Panthers (19-14) vs. (5) George Washington Colonials (21-12)
(3) Louisiana Tech Bulldogs* (25-8) vs. (6) Central Michigan Chippewas* (23-8)
(2) Texas A&M Aggies (20-11) vs. (7) Montana Grizzlies* (20-12)

(1) Richmond Spiders (19-13) vs. (8) St. Francis (NY) Terriers* (23-11)
(4) Connecticut Huskies (20-14) vs. (5) Arizona State Sun Devils (17-15)
(3) Illinois Fighting Illini (19-13) vs. (6) Alabama Crimson Tide (18-14)
(2) Miami-Florida Hurricanes (21-12) vs. (7) NC Central Eagles* (25-7)

(1) Colorado State Rams (27-6) vs. (8) South Dakota State Jackrabbits* (23-10)
(4) St. Mary's (Ca.) Gaels (21-9) vs. (5) Vanderbilt Commodores (19-13)
(3) Rhode Island Rams (22-9) vs. (6) Iona Gaels* (26-8)
(2) Stanford Cardinal (19-13) vs. (7) UC Davis Aggies* (25-6)

(1) Old Dominion Monarchs (24-7) vs. (8) Charleston Southern Buccaneers* (19-11)
(4) Illinois State Redbirds (21-12) vs. (5) Green Bay Phoenix (24-8)
(3) Murray State Racers* (27-5) vs. (6) Texas-El Paso Miners (22-10) 
(2) Tulsa Golden Hurricane (22-10) vs. (7) William & Mary Tribe* (20-12)

Temple, Richmond, Colorado State and Old Dominion are this year's top seeds / officially the first four out of the NCAA Tournament. Only two ACC teams -- Pittsburgh and Miami -- made this year's field, giving the conference eight of 15 teams in the NCAA Tournament or National Invitational Tournament.

The lowest seeded at-large of the bunch, 6-seed Alabama, went 18-14 overall. Gives you a sense of just how far off BC was to qualifying for this year's NIT.