No. 4 seed in UConn's bracket. Yuck.
They will be the 3 seed in Little Rock. Will face the Kentucky-Vanderbilt winner, which we are 1-2 against this season.
Tennessee is the 2 seed, and they lost one of their starters to injury since we played them. If we can find a way to get to the final, we may can get a 3 seed in the NCAAs and avoid a Sweet 16 game against the Amazonian women of Storrs.
Now that I am not on my phone, I will edit for the Grammar nazis:
ESPN Bracketology now has MSU Women's Basketball Team as a Top 4 seed and Host for the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament.
However, there is one problem: They are projected as a No. 4 seed in the Albany Region, which features No. 1 Connecticut.
At the SEC Tournament in Little Rock, they will be the No. 3 seed. They have the double bye, and will face the winner of the Kentucky/Vanderbilt game on Friday. Kentucky beat us and we split games with Vanderbilt.
If we can get past UK/Vandy, we will likely play the No. 2 seed, Tennessee. Tennessee lost a key starter to an ACL injury in the last couple of weeks, so they may not be as tough as they were when we played them in Knoxville. If we can find a way to win two games in the SEC Tournament, that might be good enough to bump us up to a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament, and avoid Connecticut until at least the Elite Eight.
They will be the 3 seed in Little Rock. Will face the Kentucky-Vanderbilt winner, which we are 1-2 against this season.
Tennessee is the 2 seed, and they lost one of their starters to injury since we played them. If we can find a way to get to the final, we may can get a 3 seed in the NCAAs and avoid a Sweet 16 game against the Amazonian women of Storrs.
Now that I am not on my phone, I will edit for the Grammar nazis:
ESPN Bracketology now has MSU Women's Basketball Team as a Top 4 seed and Host for the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament.
However, there is one problem: They are projected as a No. 4 seed in the Albany Region, which features No. 1 Connecticut.
At the SEC Tournament in Little Rock, they will be the No. 3 seed. They have the double bye, and will face the winner of the Kentucky/Vanderbilt game on Friday. Kentucky beat us and we split games with Vanderbilt.
If we can get past UK/Vandy, we will likely play the No. 2 seed, Tennessee. Tennessee lost a key starter to an ACL injury in the last couple of weeks, so they may not be as tough as they were when we played them in Knoxville. If we can find a way to win two games in the SEC Tournament, that might be good enough to bump us up to a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament, and avoid Connecticut until at least the Elite Eight.
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