I've seen a lot of comments about how UConn didn't "destroy" their opponent by as much as other top seeds destroyed their opponents. I saw an article about how South Carolina had the 6th biggest margin of victory today (69 points) in women's NCAA basketball tournament history.
No. 1 South Carolina posts one of the biggest blowouts in women's NCAA tournament history in win over No. 16 Southern
This was a year after they set a team record for point differential in a tournament game (60 points). What was interesting is how the article said how none of the winning teams in the five biggest margins of victory went on to win the national title! (UConn actually holds the record for the largest margin of victory while winning a national title).
So it's not necessarily "how badly you defeat your opponent" that counts...
No. 1 South Carolina posts one of the biggest blowouts in women's NCAA tournament history in win over No. 16 Southern
This was a year after they set a team record for point differential in a tournament game (60 points). What was interesting is how the article said how none of the winning teams in the five biggest margins of victory went on to win the national title! (UConn actually holds the record for the largest margin of victory while winning a national title).
So it's not necessarily "how badly you defeat your opponent" that counts...
