FSU women's basketball NCAA Tournament projections: The latest bracketology predictions
The Florida State women's basketball team has bounced back from a three-game losing streak. How did it affect their NCAA Tournament seeding?
FSU is up to 16-7 (7-4 in the ACC) after winning two games in a row, the last one coming against in-state rival Miami. Coach Brooke Wyckoff's team is No. 43 in the NCAA's NET rankings after Monday night's games.
The Seminoles have a No. 7 seed in the Albany 1 region in ESPN's latest bracketology update, released Tuesday morning. Ta'Niya Latson and company would be facing Nebraska in the first round with No. 2 UConn waiting if they win. The No. 1 in that region is undefeated South Carolina, according to ESPN's projections.
Her Hoops Stats puts FSU as a No. 7 seed, too, but in the Albany 3 region. They would face No. 10 Penn State with UConn as a potential second-round matchup, while Caitlyn Clark and Iowa would be the No. 1 seed in that region.
College Sports Madness says FSU is a No. 8 seed and would get No. 9 Tennessee in the first round. If the Seminoles win, they'd be lined up to face No. 1 Iowa in the second round.
The Seminoles have a chance to improve their tournament résumé Sunday when they host No. 14 Notre Dame. Here's a look at how FSU stands as of Tuesday morning:
FSU basketball résumé, NET ranking
NET ranking: 43
Record: 16-7
Conference record: 7-4
Road record: 4-3
Neutral site record: 1-2
Where ESPN projects FSU women's basketball in March Madness
ESPN's Charlie Creme released a bracketology update Tuesday. Florida State is a No. 7 seed in the Albany 1 region, and would travel to Storrs, Connecticut, to face No. 10 Nebraska in the first round.
What's next for FSU women's basketball
The Seminoles hit the road to face Pittsburgh (7-16, 1-9 in ACC) at 7 p.m. Thursday. The game can be seen on ACC Network Extra, available to stream if your TV provider carries the ACC Network.
FSU returns home to play No. 14 Notre Dame (17-4, 7-3) at noon Sunday. The game will air on ESPN and can be streamed on fuboTV, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers.
FSU women's basketball schedule
Date | Opponent |
Monday, Nov. 6 | vs. Charleston Southern: W 99-63 |
Thursday, Nov. 9 | vs. Tennessee: W 92-91 |
Friday, Nov. 17 | at Florida: W 79-75 |
Sunday, Nov. 19 | vs. South Alabama: W 80-45 |
Wednesday, Nov. 22 | vs. Northwestern^: W 90-52 |
Friday, Nov. 24 | vs. Stanford^: L 100-88 |
Thursday, Nov. 30 | vs. Arkansas+: L 71-58 |
Sunday, Dec. 3 | vs. Kent State: W 76-49 |
Thursday, Dec. 7 | vs. Jacksonville: W 99-73 |
Sunday, Dec. 10 | vs. UCLA#: L 95-78 |
Sunday, Dec. 17 | at Drexel: W 76-56 |
Wednesday, Dec. 20 | vs. Alabama State: W 110-45 |
Friday, Dec. 29 | vs. Georgia Tech*: W 95-80 |
Sunday, Dec. 31 | vs. Wake Forest*: W 73-61 |
Thursday, Jan. 4 | at NC State*: L 88-80 (OT) |
Sunday, Jan. 7 | at Clemson*: W 78-72 |
Thursday, Jan. 11 | vs. North Carolina*: W 70-62 |
Sunday, Jan. 14 | vs. Virginia Tech*: W 89-81 |
Thursday, Jan. 18 | at Syracuse*: L 79-73 |
Sunday, Jan. 21 | vs. Virginia*: L 91-87 |
Thursday, Jan. 25 | at Duke*: L 88-46 |
Sunday, Jan. 28 | at Georgia Tech*: W 78-67 |
Sunday, Feb. 4 | vs. Miami*: W 75-68 |
Thursday, Feb. 8 | at Pitt* |
Sunday, Feb. 11 | vs. Notre Dame* |
Thursday, Feb. 15 | at Wake Forest* |
Sunday, Feb. 18 | at Miami* |
Thursday, Feb. 22 | vs. Boston College* |
Thursday, Feb. 29 | at Louisville* |
Sunday, March 3 | vs. Clemson* |
FSU women's basketball roster
Number | Player | Year | Position |
00 | Ta'Niya Latson | Sophomore | Guard |
1 | Brianna Turnage | Sophomore | Guard |
2 | Alexis Tucker | Graduate | Guard |
3 | O'Mariah Gordon | Junior | Guard |
4 | Sara Bejedi | Senior (5th) | Guard |
5 | Mariana Valenzuela | Junior | Forward |
11 | Lucia Navarro | Freshman | Forward |
13 | Carla Viegas | Freshman | Guard |
21 | Makayla Timpson | Junior | Forward |
22 | Sakyia White | Junior | Forward |
24 | Amaya Bonner | Sophomore | Guard |
32 | Avery Treadwell | Freshman | Forward |
This article originally appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers: FSU women's basketball bracketology 2024: March Madness projections
