Women's NCAA Basketball Tournament - Sweet 16 Teams

[duckboy33]

PAC 12:
Stanford (2 seed)
Oregon (2 seed)
Oregon State (4 seed)
Arizona State (5 seed)
UCLA (6 seed)

SEC:
Mississippi State (1 seed)
South Carolina (4 seed)
Texas A&M (4 seed)

ACC:
Louisville (1 seed)
Notre Dame (1 seed)
NC State (3 seed)

Big Ten:
Iowa (2 seed)

Big 12:
Baylor (1 seed)

AAC:
UConn (2 seed)

Summit:
South Dakota State (6 seed)

Missouri Valley:
Missouri State (11 seed)

 

[lurkeraspect84]

Who?

 

[duckboy33]

Who?

Who are you?

 

[lurkeraspect84]

Who are you?

nobody.

 

[buckymel]

B1G certainly isn't big on women's basketball.
Wisconsin's team hasn't been remotely relevant since my freshman year.

 

[bMORE607]

B1G certainly isn't big on women's basketball.
Wisconsin's team hasn't been remotely relevant since my freshman year.

Stop me if you’ve heard this but Maryland basketball coach out coached and lost to a team they had no business losing too.

 

[buckymel]

Stop me if you’ve heard this but Maryland basketball coach out coached and lost to a team they had no business losing too.

This usually happens to Iowa football team and their men's basketball team.
When our team beats theirs, their fans like to say the better team loses.

 

[bMORE607]

This usually happens to Iowa football team and their men's basketball team.
When our team beats theirs, their fans like to say the better team loses.

I got it from the homeboard. I couldn’t even tell you who they lost to, but people were bitching that they lost and Brenda can’t coach.

 

[buckymel]

I got it from the homeboard. I couldn’t even tell you who they lost to, but people were bitching that they lost and Brenda can’t coach.

Was your team good?
I have no idea who's good in the B1G in women's basketball.

 

[bMORE607]

Was your team good?
I have no idea who's good in the B1G in women's basketball.

Think we were a 3 seed. We were B1G champs in the regular season.

 

[duckboy33]

I got it from the homeboard. I couldn’t even tell you who they lost to, but people were bitching that they lost and Brenda can’t coach.

They lost to UCLA

Maryland has a rep of losing in the tournament early

 

[bMORE607]

They lost to UCLA

Maryland has a rep of losing in the tournament early

The good news is idc.

 

[duckboy33]

Was your team good?
I have no idea who's good in the B1G in women's basketball.

Maryland and Iowa were the only really good teams. Rutgers, Sparty Indiana and Michigan also made the dance.

 

[toonces11]

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also, reported

 

[duckboy33]

yeeeeeeeeeeeee awwwwwwwwwwwnnn





also, reported

Who are you?

 

[iowahawkeyes69]

Hawks baby. Probably a 2 horse race for POTY between Gustafson and Ionescu

 

[EvilMonkeyInTheCloset]

This usually happens to Iowa football team and their men's basketball team.
When our team beats theirs, their fans like to say the better team loses.

Because it's usually true.....

I mean after all

Spoiler

Iowa > Wisconsin

 

[EvilMonkeyInTheCloset]

Stop me if you’ve heard this but Maryland basketball coach out coached and lost to a team they had no business losing too.

FWIW, I picked UCLA to win over Maryland, sorry.

I'm 846th on the ESPN bracket, which is not an amazing accomplishment, I know, but it's also the highest I've ever been this far into a tournament. /csb


Pac 12 is just a stronger overall conference right now. They're about like where the Big Ten men are at. The ACC has the best top teams, while the Pac 12 probably wins on depth, though it's certainly debatable. The SEC is also right there every year as well, though Mississippi State and South Carolina have stepped into the forefront in recent years as traditional power Tennessee has faded.


The Big Ten will typically run about 3 deep as far as teams that can do any kind of damage in the tournament and yeah it's usually been Maryland, Rutgers and a rotation of Ohio State, MSU, Purdue, PSU, or Iowa.

They've never been a traditionally strong basketball conference even though they've had some successful teams in the past. Only 3 B10 schools (Purdue, OSU, MSU) have ever played for a national championship, with only Purdue winning one in 1999.

Michigan State's loss to Baylor in 2005 was the last time a Big Ten team even made the Finals.