West Virginia's loss to Colorado made things probably a little more interesting for Mountaineer fans than they would have liked, but fortunately, there wasn't too much chaos where there were an abnormal amount of bid stealers.

In the eyes of ESPN and its bracketologist Joe Lunardi, the West Virginia University men’s basketball team became a First Four candidate overnight. Lunardi projects WVU as a First Four team in his latest bracketology update from Saturday morning,

Dreams of WVU basketball earning a single-digit seed in the NCAA Tournament appear to be over, as the Mountaineers have fallen in recent bracket projections. The latest updates for both ESPN’s Joe Lunardi and CBS Sports’s Jerry Palm have moved the Mountaineers to an 11-seed following their loss to Colorado in the Big 12 Tournament.

There are still a handful of conference championship games to go, so there will be one more bracketology projection rolled out by ESPN's Joe Lunardi just before the bracket is revealed at 6 p.m. EST this evening.