Sweet 16 per the MDS Model

Quite a bit shook out over the past weekend, yet we're still left with a high level of parity in the remaining 16 teams:

Seed	Team	1st Round	Elite 8	Final Four	Championship	Champion
	Sweet 16
8	Wisconsin	100.00%	51.21%	29.65%	13.03%	5.71%
4	Florida	100.00%	48.79%	27.69%	11.84%	5.05%
3	Baylor	100.00%	65.92%	31.66%	13.13%	5.43%
7	South Carolina	100.00%	34.08%	11.00%	2.95%	0.79%
1	Gonzaga	100.00%	59.33%	39.51%	26.44%	15.35%
4	West Virginia	100.00%	40.67%	23.48%	13.64%	6.65%
11	Xavier	100.00%	37.86%	11.33%	4.85%	1.64%
2	Arizona	100.00%	62.14%	25.68%	14.11%	6.44%
1	Kansas	100.00%	59.63%	36.63%	19.74%	11.30%
4	Purdue	100.00%	40.37%	20.97%	9.29%	4.44%
3	Oregon	100.00%	61.03%	28.44%	13.27%	6.65%
7	Michigan	100.00%	38.97%	13.96%	5.02%	1.97%
1	North Carolina	100.00%	67.95%	36.44%	20.53%	11.71%
4	Butler	100.00%	32.05%	11.40%	4.35%	1.70%
3	UCLA	100.00%	38.31%	17.26%	7.85%	3.63%
2	Kentucky	100.00%	61.69%	34.90%	19.95%	11.54%

There are 4 teams with a double-digit chance to take the trophy home, and the highest, Gonzaga, is barely over 15%. This is definitely the most wide-open year since 2014, when Connecticut (a 7-seed) beat Kentucky (an 8-seed) in the championship game.