Geno weighs in: What’s with all the upsets, and a lack of a clear frontrunner, in women’s college basketball this year? | The Boneyard

Geno weighs in: What’s with all the upsets, and a lack of a clear frontrunner, in women’s college basketball this year?

Carnac

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“You have less dominant teams. You have more good teams moving up,” Auriemma said. “So that combination of what used to be great, great, great, great teams have come back down a little bit, and some of the other teams have moved up a little bit. So it’s narrowed the gap there. “It should make the NCAA Tournament pretty exciting if it stays like this.”

 

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Agreed. The clear frontrunner is UCONN at this time. No other team has less "blips" on their resume. Stanford lost to a below average Colorado team. SC lost 3 games and stumbled against UCONN and Tennessee. aTm lost to unranked LSU, and hasn't blown out anyone in the SEC, including bottom feeders Auburn and Ole Miss.

NC State has 2 losses to unranked teams and L'ville has been unimpressive in their last 9 games, especially against unranked opponents, needing heroics from Evans to squeak out wins. They finally fell in their last game to unranked FSU.

Who else do you want to throw in there? UCONN is not light years ahead of everyone else, like we were at times during Stewie's years, but no one deserves to be #1 more than UCONN right now, and no one is playing better at this time IMHO.
 
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Once you get in the tournament, it doesn't matter what you have done or not done before.
 

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