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Message: [QUOTE="Plebe, post: 4238738, member: 6927"] Not such a sure thing. The committee could go either way on this one. Since the last reveal, even assuming a loss today, Texas will have added quality wins over a top 10 team in Iowa State plus wins over Kansas and Kansas State, which are both safely in the field. UConn's best win since the last reveal is over a bubble team. There's no question which of the two teams has enhanced its resume more significantly since the last reveal. The thing is, if both UConn and Texas are 2 seeds we might not know for certain which ended up higher in the committee's ranking. Just because UConn ends up in Bridgeport doesn't mean they were ranked higher than Texas. I'm sure UConn fans could care less which is a higher 2 seed as long as UConn is put in Bridgeport. [/QUOTE]