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Mountain West Tournament Bracket 2010: Expert Predictions & Odds

Mountain West Tournament Information

2010 Mountain West tournament site: Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV
2010 Mountain West tournament dates: March 10th - 13th, 2010

In our most recent calculations, we project UNLV as the most likely winner of the 2010 Mountain West Tournament, with projected Mountain West Tournament win odds of 50.7%. The second most likely team to top the Mountain West bracket is San Diego St, with a 49.3% chance to win the Mountain West Tournament in 2010.

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Mountain West Tournament Bracket Odds

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The 2010 Mountain West tournament bracket odds table above lists the round-by-round survival odds for every 2010 Mountain West tournament team. Using win odds calculations derived from our sophisticated power ratings, we analyze the likelihood and expected outcome of every possible path to the Mountain West tournament championship for every team in the 2010 Mountain West bracket.

Mountain West Standings

Team	Rank	Conf W-L	GB	Overall W-L	Pct	Steak
New Mexico	25	15-3	--	30-5	0.857	L1
BYU	15	14-4	1.0	29-6	0.829	L1
San Diego St	40	14-5	1.5	23-9	0.719	L1
UNLV	45	13-6	2.5	24-9	0.727	L2
Colorado St	133	7-10	7.5	15-16	0.484	L2
Utah	142	7-10	7.5	14-17	0.452	L3
TX Christian	187	5-12	9.5	11-19	0.367	L3
Wyoming	241	3-14	11.5	8-21	0.276	L2
Air Force	244	2-16	13.0	8-21	0.276	L1

The 2010 Mountain West standings determine the seeds of the teams in the 2010 Mountain West Tournament bracket. The teams with the best Mountain West conference records receive top seeds in the 2010 Mountain West Tournament.

A team's relative odds to win the 2010 Mountain West Tournament depend only partly on their Mountain West bracket seed. Winning the Mountain West Tournament also depends on the dynamics of the 2010 Mountain West bracket. In some cases, the team with a better Mountain West Tournament seed may actually face a harder path to the Mountain West Tournament championship than a team with a worse Mountain West tournament seed.

In addition, because Mountain West tournament seeds are based on win-loss records in Mountain West conference games, Mountain West tournament seeds are not always the most accurate measure of a team's true performance level. This is another reason why higher seeded teams in the Mountain West bracket can have better odds to win the 2010 Mountain West Tournament than lower seeded teams in the Mountain West bracket.

2010 Mountain West Tournament Schedule

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2010 NCAA Conference Tournaments