The NCAA Women's Tournament is finally here and it is a thrilling time for basketball fans. The field of 68 teams has been set and the top seeds have some challenging paths ahead. UCLA, the number one overall seed, has a tough road ahead after winning the Big Ten Tournament. But there was some debate about the seeding, with South Carolina's coach Dawn Staley arguing that her team deserved the top spot too.

USC might have the most challenging bracket among the number one seeds. Their region includes powerhouses like UConn, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Kansas State, and Iowa. A potential matchup between Paige Bueckers and JuJu Watkins in the Elite Eight would be a highlight of the tournament.

The action kicked off on Wednesday with the First Four games. Iowa State, led by last year's standout Audi Crooks, defeated Princeton and will now face Michigan. Southern, a 16th seed, made history with their first tournament win, defeating UC San Diego. They will now face UCLA. The First Four continued on Thursday, with Columbia and William & Mary securing their spots in the Round of 64. Columbia edged out Washington in a close game, while William & Mary made history as the first sub . 500 team to win an NCAA Tournament game.

So, who will challenge the top seeds and potentially upset them? The tournament is full of surprises, and this year could be no different. Fans are encouraged to join bracket pools and invite friends, family, and coworkers to participate in the excitement.

To predict the outcome, several experts have filled out their brackets. These predictions include potential first-round upsets and even a few Cinderella stories. But in the end, only one team will emerge as the national champion.

The experts' predictions vary, but they all agree that the tournament will be filled with excitement and unpredictability. The national championship game is set for April 6 at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida. Who will be the last team standing? Only time will tell.

The tournament is a time for basketball fans to come together and enjoy the thrill of the game. Whether you're cheering for your favorite team or just enjoying the upsets, the NCAA Women's Tournament is sure to deliver excitement and drama.

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