NCAAW Bracketology vol 2.0: Oregon joins the 2 seed line

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LOUISVILLE, KY – APRIL 1: Head coach Jeff Walz of the Louisville Cardinals looks on against the Maryland Terrapins during the NCAA Women’s Basketball regional final at KFC Yum! Center on April 1, 2014 in Louisville, Kentucky. Maryland won 76-73 to advance to the 2014 Women’s Final Four. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images) /

Lexington:

Louisville:

1. Louisville (ACC)
16. Bethune-Cookman (MEAC)

8. California
9. Ball State

Not much to say here with Louisville, Cal, and Ball State all holding their seeds. We should note, however, that Cal has a tough week ahead with games at USC and UCLA. A pair of losses might knock the Bears down a bit, but one win could do wonders.

Columbia:

4. Missouri
13. Drake (Missouri Valley)

5. Green Bay (Horizon)
12. Fordham (Atlantic 10)

The only seed-line change here is Drake moving from a 14 to a 13. Credit the Bulldogs for taking care of business in-conference, albeit against some weak competition. One game to watch this week from the Columbia quartet: Green Bay has to play at IUPUI. If there’s a stumbling block in the Horizon for the Phoenix, that could be it.

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