So ... just a word of caution for those remembering Robert Morris and other 16 seeds over the last 10 years. Albany has seniors who are playing their 4th NCAA tournament and have had the experience of winning as a 12 seed, and scaring the heck out of a few other much higher seeds. And they are much better than your typical 16 seed even this year - their RPI at 114 means they are closer to Tulane and UCF than they are to UNC Ashville at 198, Robert Morris at 173, Texas Southern at 166, Hampton at 152 (15 seed) and significantly better than 15 seed New Mexico State 136.
Uconn should still roll on comfortably, but I expect an experienced and organized team with a lot of fight and not the completely overmatched and overawed teams we usually get - another example of the committee considering driving distance more important than seedings and competitive fairness (for Albany, not complaining for Uconn.)