The One Seed

[Darwin]

These are the lowest seeds to advance to each round in NCAA women's basketball tournament history

There have been some surprising NCAA women's basketball tournament runs through the years. Here are the lowest seeds to advance in each round in history.

www.ncaa.com

 

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Which is still worse than a healthy UConn.

no crap, that was never the point being made lmao

 

[hoopsnloops32]

no crap, that was never the point being made lmao

The point i was contesting was that Iowa lost to a healthy UConn. They did not.

 

[Bone Dog]

The point i was contesting was that Iowa lost to a healthy UConn. They did not.

It is surprising how quickly the pundits forget about UConn’s condition in the MD Iowa Villanova, Creighton, StJ, Gtown and Princeton games. My point isn’t to elicit sympathy for UConn, but to paint the achievements of those other teams more accurately. If someone plays UConn close or even wins when they don’t have their starting center, or even their starting point guard, or their starting shooting guard, or their starting wing, then they haven’t had the full UConn experience. Rankings and seedings based on such partial information is bound to overvalue a few teams.