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Message: [QUOTE="The CDR-Ret, post: 5127326, member: 10751"] Creme also has UConn as the #1 #1 in the bracketology, replacing South Carolina as the overall #1 seed. How the "Quads" work for seeding the 2025 tournament is quoted here (from Charlie's article, 9/19/2024) for those who want to get a "quads workout" while sitting in front of your screen: "A game at home against a team ranked between 1 to 25 in the NET, on a neutral court against an opponent 1 to 35 and on the road versus a 1 to 40 ranked team, is classified as Quad 1. These are the wins that will be most discussed all season. The better a team's Quad 1 record is, the better its NCAA tournament seed is likely to be. Quad 2 is home 26 to 55, neutral 36 to 65 and road 46 to 80. Quad 3 is home 56 to 90, neutral 66 to 105 and road 81 to 130. Quad 4 is home 91-plus, neutral 106-plus and away 131-plus. These ranges are based on historical data from the women's game since 2010 and are unique to women's basketball." link to the full article on ESPN: [URL="https://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/story/_/id/41305156/women-bracketology-march-madness-ncaa-tournament-field-projection-quad-system-2024-2025-season"]How will quad system impact the 2025 women's NCAA tournament?[/URL] Go Huskies!!! [/QUOTE]