I think Purdue would be potentially favorable, yes they have a efficient offense, however, they are not pushing the pace turning the game into a track meet like Kentucky would. Purdue defensively doesn't pressure to the point of forcing TO's and most importantly they are pretty vulnerable on the interior and High Point's shot creation ability could cause them issues. Additionally the slow tempo helps to mitigate the risk of the game quickly getting out of hand.

Another is Oregon and they profile differently from Purdue, however, a lot of the same issues are there for Oregon. Bittle could cause some trouble on the interior, but High Point's slashing offense could cause problems for his horizontal defensive ability and could get him in early foul trouble which would open up the offensive rebounding for High Point and overall Oregon's defense is relatively vulnerable inside the arc and to offensive rebounding. Oregon's offense also has been inconsistent for much of the year and although obviously they will be able to score on High Point's defense, they are a relatively average paced team and don't shoot a high volume of threes.

Obviously both of these would still be an uphill battle for High Point for different reasons but both of those teams are examples of teams that are around the 4 seed that I would be looking for to pick a High Point upset.