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Let me see if I have this correctly then by ufl

Louisville is the number three 1 seed and would play ND as the number two 1 seed if they both survive. Thus, even though UConn is the number one 2 seed and should be put into the region of the number four 1 seed (MSU) they end up in Albany.

That makes some sense but then why not send Louisville out West and put MSU in Albany and have the Western regional champ play the Chicago region champ (number two 1 seed vs number three 1 seed).

Seems to me they could've satisfied the S curve AND the G curve unless we have the seedings wrong.