Oakland is going to the Dance while San Francisco joins the departed. Long live Oakland!

(Through Tuesday at 8 p.m.)

And then there were 211 survivors. Meanwhile, Wagner and Oakland earned NCAA men’s basketball tournament berths Tuesday.

San Francisco’s run of seasons without an NCAA title was extended to 68 years Monday night when the Dons were done in by Gonzaga in the West Coast Conference semifinals.

Oakland, however, is going to the Big Dance. Bragging rights in the San Francisco Bay Area belong to that much-maligned city. The Golden Grizzlies beat Milwaukee Tuesday in the Horizon League’s championship game in Indianapolis, 83-76.

Er, wait. That Oakland is from Rochester, Mich.

Well, the Grizzlies can still brag. They’re going to the NCAAs and the University of Michigan (59 miles from Rochester) is not, unless it wins five straight games at the Big Ten tourney, starting Wednesday.

Spoiler alert: It won’t.

Wagner, from Staten Island, goes the big tournament with a 16-15 record. That will mean a No. 16 seed. Enjoy Dayton, you plucky Seahawks who were the sixth-seed in your own league.

The only sports I attend after II

There are 362 Division I men’s basketball teams. Here is the roll call of those that are locked into the NCAA tournament, those on hold, and those who definitely will not be getting at-large berths:

CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS (Locked into the Field of 68)

Drake (Missouri Valley)

James Madison (Sun Belt)

Longwood (Big South)

Morehead State (Ohio Valley)

Samford (Southern)

Stetson (Atlantic Sun)

Wagner (Northeast)

LOCKS FOR THE FIELD OF 68 (in my humble opinion)

Alabama, Arizona, Auburn

Baylor, Boise State, BYU

Clemson, Colorado State, Connecticut, Creighton

Dayton, Duke

Florida, Florida Atlantic

Gonzaga

Houston

Illinois, Iowa State

Kansas, Kentucky

Marquette

Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, Northwestern

Oklahoma

Purdue

St. Mary’s, San Diego State, Seton Hall, South Carolina

Tennessee, Texas, Texas Tech

Utah State

Virginia

Washington State, Wisconsin

BUBBLE O’RILEY?

Colorado

Indiana State, Iowa

Mississippi State

New Mexico

St. John’s, Seton Hall

TCU, Texas A&M

Villanova, Virginia

Wake Forest

ELIMINATED BECAUSE OF LOSSES IN CONFERENCE TOURNEYS

Appalachian State, Arkansas State

Belmont, Binghamton, Boston U., Bradley, Bryant

Cal Poly, Central Arkansas, Central Connecticut State, Charleston Southern, Chattanooga, Citadel, Cleveland State, Coastal Carolina, Columbia

Dartmouth, Davidson, Delaware, Detroit Mercy, Drexel

East Tennessee State, Eastern Illinois, Eastern Kentucky, Eastern Washington, Elon, Evansville

Fairleigh Dickinson, Florida A&M, Florida Gulf Coast, Furman

Gardner-Webb, George Washington, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Green Bay

Hampton, Harvard, High Point, Hofstra, Holy Cross

Idaho, Illinois-Chicago, Illinois State, IUPUI

Jacksonville

Kansas City, Kennesaw State

Lafayette, Le Moyne, Lipscomb, Little Rock, Long Island, Louisiana, Louisville, Loyola Marymount, Loyola (Md.)

Maine, Marshall, Mercer, Merrimack, Mississippi Valley State, Missouri State, Monmouth, Mount St. Mary’s, Murray State

Navy, New Hampshire, New Jersey Institute of Technology, New Orleans, North Alabama, North Carolina A&T, North Dakota, North Dakota State, North Florida, Northeastern, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado, Northern Iowa, Northern Kentucky, Northwestern State, Notre Dame

Oklahoma State, Old Dominion, Omaha, Oral Roberts

Pacific, Penn, Portland, Portland State, Prairie View A&M, Presbyterian, Purdue Fort Wayne

Radford, Rhode Island, Robert Morris

Sacred Heart, St. Francis (Pa.), San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Clara, South Alabama, South Carolina Upstate, South Dakota, Southeast Missouri State, Southeastern Louisiana, Southern Illinois, Southern Illinois Edwardsville, Southern Mississippi

Tennessee State, Texas A&M-Commerce, Texas State, Towson, Troy

UL Monroe, UMBC, UNC-Asheville, UNC-Greensboro, UNC-Wilmington

VMI

Weber State, West Virginia, Western Carolina, Western Illinois, William & Mary, Winthrop, Wofford

Youngstown State

INELIGIBLE BECAUSE THEY ARE TRANSITIONING TO DIVISION I FROM DIVISION II OR DIVISION III

Bellarmine

Le Moyne

Queens

St. Thomas, Southern Indiana, Stonehill

Tarleton, Texas A&M-Commerce

UC San Diego, Utah Tech

Valparaiso

Wright State

Youngstown State

ELIMINATED BECAUSE IT’S AN INDEPENDENT THAT WENT 12-18

Chicago State