Women's Basketball 2015 NCAA Tournament Overview
This is once again Connecticut’s tournament to lose, but there are a lot of teams hoping to get a crack at knocking off the Huskies. Can South Carolina get to the Final Four and beyond after a great regular season that lived up to all of the hype? What about Notre Dame making it back to the championship game? And surely the teams out west can make some noise. Stanford and Cal are hosting the first and second rounds as top four seeds and can gain momentum heading into the Sweet Sixteen. Less traditional powers like Western Kentucky, Florida Gulf Coast, Princeton and Chattanooga hope to prove that they can back up their lofty records with quality wins. College Sports Madness has all the information you need to look for those early round upsets and find if there is anybody who can knock off those traditional powers.
College Sports Madness has team capsules for every NCAA and NIT participant with breakdowns, big wins, bad losses and more statistics than you could ever want. Our experts will also breakdown each and every game in the NCAA Tournament and provide an overview of each region that lets you know which teams are hot, which players to keep an eye on and so, so much more.
Women's NCAA Tournament Central
Women's NCAA Tournament Bracket
