1 as a 5 seed (0.86%)
10 as a 6 seed (8.62%)
63 as a 7 seed (54.31%)
34 as an 8 seed (29.31%)
5 as a 9 seed (4.31%)
2 as a 10 seed (1.72%)
1 as an 11 seed (0.86%)

That means over 90% of bracketologists think we'll get in the 6-8 seed range with the most common projection being a 7.

BYU only has 3-4 games left with every single one of them likely to be either Q1 or Q2. They have Q2 game vs Pepperdine and Q1 games vs Gonzaga and then in tourney likely vs SMC and possibly Gonzaga again. Losing a Q1 game will do very little to hurt their resume while winning wins potentially increase it. Losing a Q2 game may drop them a little, but not enough to put them in real danger by itself.

What does all of this mean? BYU could go 0-3 to finish out the season and they still likely make the tournament, though would probably be double digit seed at that point. Going 1-2 or 1-3 probably puts them in the 7-10 range instead of the 6-9 that they're currently in. Going 2-1 or 2-2 probably keeps them in that 6-9 range. 3-1 puts them at 5-8 range while 4-0 could net them as high as a 3.