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Message: [QUOTE="bballnut90, post: 4154218, member: 2117"] Baylor looks like they're falling from grace quickly under Collen. They have a lot of talent but lose most of it after this year and probably fall to middle of the pack in the Big 12. I don't think this is a big surprise as Kim was the big draw for Baylor and Collen has no experience coaching at a strong women's college basketball program. Texas appears to be positioned to be the league standout going forward and might win the conference this year. Maryland has had some tough injuries this year. They were missing Miller, Masonius, and Benzan in the tournament where they got blown out by Stanford and NC State. They looked better vs SC and Indiana but lost both of those in hard-fought games, and didnt have a healthy Diamond Miller for either game, who is one of the most dynamic players in the country when healthy. Once she's healthy Maryland might start rolling again, but Indiana also looked primed to be a very good team this year and is a legitimate threat for a #1 seed. SC hasn't come close to dominating their conference like Baylor/Maryland have. South Carolina has only won 1 regular season title in the past 4 years, where as Maryland has won 6 of the last 7 in the Big Ten and Baylor has won 11 straight regular season titles. The loss to Mizzou seemed like a let down game where they probably overlooked their competition and Mizzou capitalized. SC has by far the best resume of wins in college basketball and is still the overwhelming favorite to win the SEC. The SEC has a ton of depth this year but I don't see any team challenging SC at the top. [/QUOTE]

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