Texas A&M is hoping to earn a 3-seed in the NCAA Tournament field, but according to ESPN's latest bracketology update, a 4-seed may become a reality.

"Auburn has locked up the No. 1 overall seed regardless of further results,” Lunardi said in his latest report. Auburn currently ranks No. 2 in the NCAA NET rankings, but has 16 Quad I wins, three more than Michigan State, who has the next most. Duke, who is No. 1 in the NET, has eight Quad I wins.

Texas A&M lost in the second round of the SEC Tournament Thursday. We analyze how the loss could change the Aggies seeding for March Madness.