Side note, how I use this and suggest that it be used:
If you look at the top-5 teams in the projection they are only separated by one game. Thus, I have no confidence whatsoever in the order of the top-5. However, there is a projected three-game gap between #5 and #6 so I am relatively confident that the projected top-5 will end up as the top-5 with the possible exception of Michigan (which has oodles of talent but just can't seem to consistently play like it) figuring things out and moving into the top group.
Similarly, the projected #6-#8 seeds are all within one game of each other so I have no confidence whatsoever in the order of those three but they project to be three games behind #5 and 2.5 games ahead of #9 so I am relatively confident that the projected #6-#8 teams will end up as the #6-#8 teams with the same exception as above.
Similarly, the projected #9-#13 seeds are all within one game of each other so I have no confidence whatsoever in the order of those five but they project to be 2.5 games behind #8 and six games ahead of #14 so I am relatively confident that the projected #9-#13 teams will end up as the #9-#13 teams with the same exception as above.
Nebraska is the only team whose seed I am fairly confident of. It would be shocking if they were anything but the #14 seed.