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Message: [QUOTE="BRS24, post: 5214138, member: 197"] Why yes, there was a 12:15 am [URL='https://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/30423107/ncaa-women-bracketology-2025-women-college-basketball-projections'][B][U]update today from CC[/U][/B][/URL]; [INDENT][I]Finally, a team seized the day. For much of the past two days, it didn't appear any of the teams on the No. 4 seed line or just outside of it wanted to host first- and second-round NCAA tournament games. Then [B]Ohio State survived a Big Ten quarterfinal late Friday to move into the top 16 once again[/B]. That came after Tennessee (eliminated in the second round of the SEC tournament), Alabama (SEC tournament second round), Kansas State (Big 12 quarterfinal) and Maryland (Big Ten quarterfinal) all lost. The Wildcats are now clinging to the final spot in the top 16. The rest are no longer in contention to host. The Buckeyes were in each of the committee's first two reveals, but an overtime loss to Maryland in the regular-season finale knocked them out. Now they are back thanks to a pair of late Cotie McMahon free throws and a 6-4 record in Quad 1 games. Elsewhere in Champ Week, Tennessee Tech has clinched the OVC bid, and UCLA and South Carolina are one win away from securing No. 1 seeds.[/I][/INDENT] Ohio State replaces Alabama at the 4 seed in 1st region. Remain the same - Big Ten - 12, SEC - 10, ACC - 9, Big 12 - 7, Ivy - 3, Big East - 2 Alabama, Maryland, Tennessee, and Baylor at the 5 seeds. Bubble teams also remain the same from yesterday. [/QUOTE]

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