Women’s NCAA Tournament Bracket Update

Introduction to the Tournament

The women’s NCAA Tournament has seen its fair share of upsets and thrilling victories, with millions of fans filling out brackets in hopes of achieving perfection. As the tournament progressed, the number of perfect brackets dwindled significantly.

The Last Perfect Bracket Standing

TCU’s 71-62 win over Notre Dame on Saturday took out six perfect brackets in the women’s NCAA Tournament, leaving one out of 3.2 million on ESPN’s bracket tracker. This significant upset has left only one perfect bracket remaining, a remarkable feat considering the tournament’s unpredictability.

The Bracket Buster

Seven brackets were a perfect 53-0 through the first half of the Sweet 16 games on Friday, but didn’t last long. Six had the No. 3-seeded Irish taking out the No. 2 Horned Frogs, but Hailey Van Lith had other ideas, scoring 12 of her 26 points in the fourth quarter.

TCU’s win also left CBS Sports Bracket Games with no perfect brackets remaining.

Impact on Bracket Predictions

The remaining bracket has UConn, LSU, South Carolina, and Texas in the Final Four, with the reigning champion Gamecocks beating the Huskies in the title game. This prediction is a testament to the bracket owner’s knowledge of the teams and their capabilities.

Biggest Upsets

The biggest bracket buster so far was No. 9 seed Indiana’s 76-68 win over No. 8 seed Utah in the first round, ending 1.2 million perfect brackets. No. 10 Oregon’s 77-73 overtime win over No. 7 Vanderbilt in the first round took out an additional 633,227.

Comparison to Men’s Tournament

Perfection on the men’s side ended last weekend, when the last of 34 million on the NCAA’s platform bowed out. This highlights the competitive nature of both tournaments and the challenges of achieving a perfect bracket.

Conclusion

As the women’s NCAA Tournament continues, fans are on the edge of their seats, waiting to see how the remaining games will play out. The last perfect bracket standing is a remarkable achievement, and its predictions will be closely watched in the coming days.

FAQs

• Q: How many perfect brackets were there initially in the women’s NCAA Tournament on ESPN’s bracket tracker?
  • A: There were 3.2 million perfect brackets initially.
• Q: Which game led to the elimination of the most perfect brackets?
  • A: The biggest bracket buster was No. 9 seed Indiana’s win over No. 8 seed Utah, ending 1.2 million perfect brackets.
• Q: What is the prediction of the last perfect bracket for the Final Four?
  • A: The remaining bracket predicts UConn, LSU, South Carolina, and Texas in the Final Four, with South Carolina beating UConn in the title game.
• Q: Where can I find more information on the NCAA women’s bracket and March Madness coverage?
  • A: You can find more information on the AP March Madness bracket and coverage at https://apnews.com/hub/ncaa-womens-bracket and https://apnews.com/hub/march-madness.