NCAA Tournament bracketology: Where Alabama women's basketball is projected for 2024 March Madness
While there is still a lot of basketball left, an NCAA tournament appearance seems more and more in sight for Alabama women's basketball.
The Crimson Tide has been on a tear recently, winning four straight conference games, most recently beating the SEC's No. 2 team, Tennessee. While Alabama is in the middle of the conference, its recent play suggests that a No. 8-10 seed is a real possibility.
This week, Alabama coach Kristy Curry picked up her 500th career victory in Monday's game at Vanderbilt. Following up that performance with a victory against the Tennessee Lady Volunteers, putting the Crimson Tide at 6-4 in conference play. Alabama will have a rematch with No. 13 LSU on Sunday, Feb. 11, in Baton Rouge, La., followed by just one game next week against Auburn.
Before Alabama meets the Tigers, here are the latest NCAA Tournament predictions for the Crimson Tide.
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ESPN: 10 seed (Columbus)
Projection date: Feb. 9
Charlie Creme's latest bracketology projections see the Crimson Tide going to Columbus, as part of the Albany 1 region. He projects a No. 10 Alabama to face a No. 7 Florida State in the first round before a matchup with either No. 2 seed Ohio State or No. 15 seed Albany.
College Sports Madness: 8 seed (Iowa City)
Projection date: Feb. 6
College sports madness' latest bracketology projections see Alabama going into Iowa City, as part of the Albany 2 region. They project a No. 8 Alabama to face a No. 9 Syracuse in the first round before a matchup with either the No. 1 seed Connecticut or No. 16 seed Holy Cross.
This article originally appeared on The Tuscaloosa News: NCAA Tournament bracketology expects Alabama women's basketball to be seeded from 8 or 10.
