2011 Bracketology: Who's In, Who's Out, Who's Really In But Shouldn't Be

As of now, late Saturday night/early Sunday morning, the following bracketologists have the following teams around the cut line, in order:

Lunardi:
Michigan, Michigan St., Colorado, Penn St.
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St. Mary's, Clemson, Virginia Tech, USC
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Alabama, Georgia, Boston College, UAB

Bracketography
(they don't differentiate a "Last Four Without Byes," so this is an educated guess):
Penn St., Michigan St., Michigan, Illinois
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Virginia Tech, USC, Clemson, Alabama
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Boston College, Georgia, St.Mary's, Harvard

Rush The Court:
Illinois, Colorado, Michigan, Penn St.
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Clemson, Virginia Tech, Alabama, Georgia
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St. Mary's, USC, Boston College, VCU

Glockner (he has a "Last Six In," so I need to guess as to who is the next two after this "Last Six In," if you know what I mean):
Michigan St., Michigan, Penn St., Colorado
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Georgia, USC, Clemson, Virginia Tech
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Alabama, VCU, UAB, St. Mary's

Bracket Project's Bracket Matrix (a Bracketology aggregator):
Michigan, Michigan St., Georgia, Colorado
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Penn St., St. Mary's, Clemson, Virginia Tech
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Alabama, Boston College, UAB, USC

Michigan St.4
Michigan5
Illinois2
Colorado4
St. Mary's (2)(-3)=-2
Clemson (5)=2.5
Alabama (2)(-3)=-2
Penn St.4(1)=4.5
Georgia1(2)(-2)=0
Virginia Tech (5)=2.5
USC (3)(-2)=-.5
Boston College (-4)
UAB (-3)
VCU (-2)
Harvard (-1)

So, from my rough calculations, the consensus is:
Last Four Byeless (The "Real" Last Four In):
Michigan St.
Colorado
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Last Four In:
Illinois
Georgia
USC
Harvard (?!)
Last Four Out:
St. Mary's
Alabama
VCU
UAB
(Michigan and Penn St. have enough votes to push them into the bracket; Boston College has enough demerits to throw them completely out of the bracket)