UCLA overtakes UConn as No. 1 seed: Women’s NCAA Tournament Bracket Watch

Key Highlights

• There also was action on the bubble, with Virginia playing California and Virginia Tech taking on Stanford — all four bubble teams. Let’s get to the bracket: First FourLos Angeles 16 Howard 16 Alabama A&MStorrs 16 Chattanooga 16 Fairleigh DickinsonNorman 11 Cal 11 Arizona StateFort Worth 11 Utah 11 Colorado Fort Worth 1Los Angeles 1 UCLA 16 Maryland-Eastern Shore Alabama A&MLos Angeles 8 Princeton 9 Rhode IslandEast Lansing 5 Baylor 12 IdahoEast Lansing 4 Michigan State 13 Green BayNorman 6 Tennessee 11 Cal Arizona StateNorman 3 Oklahoma 14 Western IllinoisAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBaton Rouge 7 Oregon 10 SyracuseBaton Rouge 2 LSU 15 High Point Fort Worth 2Columbia 1 South Carolina 16 UC San DiegoColumbia 8 USC 9 Mississippi State College Park 5 West Virginia 12 Arkansas StateCollege Park 4 Maryland 13 QuinnipiacDurham 6 NC State 11 North Dakota StateDurham 3 Duke 14 Murray StateAnn Arbor 7 Alabama 10 Iowa StateAnn Arbor 2 Michigan 15 Navy Sacramento 4Storrs 1 UConn 16 Chattanooga Fairleigh DickinsonStorrs 8 Notre Dame 9 Oklahoma StateOxford 5 Texas Tech 12 San Diego StateOxford 4 Ole Miss 13 Miami (OH) Fort Worth 6 Minnesota 11 Utah ColoradoFort Worth 3 TCU 14 CharlestonLouisville 7 Georgia 10 RichmondLouisville 2 Louisville 15 Cal Baptist Sacramento 3AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementNasville 1 Vanderbilt 16 BinghamtonNashville 8 Nebraska 9 IllinoisColumbus 5 Kentucky 12 RiceColumbus 4 Ohio State 13 Louisiana TechIowa City 6 North Carolina 11 GonzagaIowa City 3 Iowa 14 McNeeseAustin 7 Washington 10 VillanovaAustin 2 Texas 15 Eastern KentuckyUCLA overtakes UConn for the overall No.
• 1 seedWhat UCLA has done in the Big Ten this season is extraordinary.
• The Bruins are 14-0 in a stacked conference, with wins over Ohio State, USC, Nebraska, Minnesota, Maryland, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and, most recently, Michigan State.
• All of those opponents will be playing in March.
• The Bruins also earned an incredible 14 Quad 1 victories, with just one loss this season — a 76-65 defeat at the hands of Texas. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSo how can UCLA surpass undefeated UConn for the top overall seed?