1/3 Women's Basketball Bracketology Breakdown

 
 
Last Four In: Tulsa, Oregon, Rhode Island, Creighton
 
First Four Out: Wake Forest, Middle Tennessee, Houston, Marquette
 
South Carolina finally goes down. Losing by one point in overtime at Missouri won’t drop them in the polls. Quite frankly, nobody has the resume that can match South Carolina’s at the moment. Kim Mulkey’s Tigers of LSU open SEC play with two wins against ranked opponents and continue to climb. Arizona has been idle recently due to Covid issues and they have not played in about three weeks. Connecticut has not played recently either keeping a 6-3 record which seems to be underperforming for a program they usually are. Missouri makes a big jump after upsetting South Carolina without one of their best players.
 
 
ACC: NC State*, Louisville, Notre Dame, North Carolina, Duke, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech
 
American: UCF*, USF, Tulsa
 
Big East: Connecticut*, DePaul, Creighton
 
Big 12: Baylor*, Texas, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Kansas State, Kansas
 
Big Ten: Michigan*, Indiana, Maryland, Iowa, Ohio State, Nebraska
 
Pac-12: Arizona*, Stanford, Utah, Colorado, Oregon
 
SEC: South Carolina*, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas A&M, LSU, Arkansas, Alabama, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Missouri
 
 
A-10: Massachusetts, Rhode Island
 
America East: Albany
 
A-Sun: FGCU, Liberty
 
Big Sky: Southern Utah
 
Big South: USC-Upstate
 
Big West: Long Beach State
 
CAA: Towson
 
C-USA: Old Dominion
 
Horizon: IUPUI
 
Ivy: Princeton
 
MAAC: Quinnipiac
 
MAC: Toledo
 
MEAC: Morgan State
 
MVC: Missouri State
 
MWC: Colorado State
 
NEC:  Wagner
 
OVC: Belmont
 
Patriot: Lehigh
 
Southern: Mercer
 
Southland: SE Louisiana
 
Summit: South Dakota
 
Sun Belt: Georgia Southern
 
SWAC: Jackson State
 
WAC: Stephen F. Austin
 
WCC: BYU*, Gonzaga