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The calendar has turned to 2012, and there are just four unbeaten teams remaining among the 345 that play Division I basketball.
Three of them are from the “power leagues,” including Baylor and Missouri of the Big 12. The other unbeaten “Big Six” school is Syracuse, from the Big East. The final unbeaten is Murray State, from the Ohio Valley Conference.
Here’s a quick look at each of the quartet and their chances of being unbeaten...
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