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Message: [QUOTE="FridaFriend, post: 4933914, member: 8582"] From looking at the last 10 years of womens' basketball NCAA tournaments, this year had the fewest low-seeded teams in the sweet sixteen: 2013: 12 seeded Kansas 2014: 12 seeded BYU, that gave UCONN a hard time at the regionals 2015: 11 seeded Gonzaga 2016: no double-digit seeds, but two #7 2017: 10 seeded Oregon with Sabrina Ionesco and 12 seeded Quinnipiac 2018: 11 seeded Central Michigan and 11 seeded Buffalo 2019: 11 seeded Missouri State 2020: No tournament 2021: 3 6-seeded teams 2022: 10 seeded South Dakota and 10 seeded Creighton 2023: Two #1 seeds didn't make the Sweet Sixteen, Indiana and Stanford A couple of other thoughts, UCONN has been in every Sweet Sixteen since 1994. UCONN has won at least 30 games in years since 1994 except the 2004-2005 (first year post-Taurasi) when they were 25-8; 2019-20, when they were 29-3, but the tournament was cancelled, and 2020-21, they were 28-2, but 6 games were cancelled because of COVID. Finally, beware of Duke, remember the 2006 regional final, Duke 63-61 in overtime [/QUOTE]