Nearly all of the Power Conference women’s basketball programs have finished their conference tournaments, meaning all there is left to wait for is Selection Sunday.
A number of mid-major programs still have to conclude their conference tournaments, however, with a slew of teams hoping for limited bid stealers to keep their position on the bubble.
South Carolina and UCLA all but locked up No. 1 seeds in the women’s NCAA Tournament with SEC and Big Ten conference tournament wins, respectively, as the Gamecocks dominated Texas and the Bruins completed a comeback win over USC.
The Longhorns and Trojans should also receive strong consideration for the other two No. 1 seeds of the tournament, with UConn also competing for a No. 1 seed.
Here are the latest March Madness predictions for the women’s NCAA Tournament:
Women’s March Madness predictions
Last four in
- Iowa State
- Princeton
- Harvard
- Washington
First four out
- Virginia Tech
- Saint Joseph’s
- Arizona
- Minnesota
No. 1 seeds
- South Carolina
- UCLA
- Texas
- USC
No. 2 seeds
- UConn
- TCU
- Notre Dame
- LSU
No. 3 seeds
- NC State
- Duke
- Kentucky
- Oklahoma
No. 4 seeds
- Ohio State
- Baylor
- Ole Miss
- North Carolina
No. 5 seeds
- Alabama
- Maryland
- Kansas State
- Tennessee
No. 6 seeds
- West Virginia
- Michigan State
- Iowa
- Oklahoma State
No. 7 seeds
- Louisville
- Michigan
- Vanderbilt
- Florida State
No. 8 seeds
- Creighton
- Utah
- Illinois
- South Dakota State
No. 9 seeds
- Richmond
- Mississippi State
- Georgia Tech
- Cal
No. 10 seeds
- Indiana
- Nebraska
- Oregon
- Iowa State/Princeton
No. 11 seeds
- James Madison
- Washington/Harvard
- Columbia
- UNLV
No. 12 seeds
- Florida Gulf Coast
- George Mason
- Fairfield
- Grand Canyon
No. 13 seeds
- Green Bay
- UTSA
- Missouri State
- Ball State
No. 14 seeds
- Liberty
- Gonzaga
- Norfolk State
- Montana State
No. 15 seeds
- Lehigh
- Southeastern Louisiana
- Albany
- Tennessee Tech
No. 16 seeds
- Southern/NC A&T
- Fairleigh Dickinson
- UNC-Greenville/High Point
- Hawaii
