Women's Bracketology: Bubble busier than ever

[Carnac]

BY CHARLIE CREME UPDATED: 12/23/20 AT 9:30 A.M. ET

Coaches, players and fans must be prepared for constant change in the 2020–21 women’s college basketball season. Games will be canceled, moved and rescheduled. It’s unlikely that every team will play a full complement of games, which will alter conference races and the NCAA tournament evaluation process.

Women's Bracketology: UConn projects as top overall seed with one month to season

The four No. 1 seeds -- and USC -- hold steady with one month until the 2025-26 campaign tips off.

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[Lorcan]

Just a note that he still has the Ohio State University in his field, even though they are ineligible. It's probably to do with when he created the bracket versus when the news came out -- but worth keeping an eye on this moving forward. Clemson likely moves into the field now despite that atrocious loss to Pittsburgh.

If I'm UConn, I'm really happy with that bracket since they can now sleepwalk through to the Elite 8. I don't think any of those teams have looked that impressive this season with the potential exception of Arkansas. I do wonder if the Arkansas guards would give UConn lots of trouble, but I'm not sold on that.