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With the conclusion of the regular season and Big Ten Tournament, we're getting closer and closer to an NCAA Tournament berth for Iowa women's basketball.
The Hawkeyes (26-6), as of March 10, are firmly in the projected women's field of 64 for the 2026 NCAA Tournament. On Tuesday morning, ESPN's Charlie Creme released his latest bracketology predictions. Here's where the Hawkeyes stand following their Big Ten Tournament run to the finals, which ended with a loss to UCLA on Sunday.
Creme has the Hawkeyes listed as a 2 seed following the loss to the Bruins. If his prediction were to come true, would be playing in the Region 4 Sacramento side of the bracket. Iowa's first game in this week's bracketology would come against No. 15 seed Western Illinois.
In this projection, the Hawkeyes would host games during the first weekend of action at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The other two teams coming to Iowa City in this projection would be Oregon (7) and South Dakota State (10).
On March 10, the Hawkeyes were listed as No. 10 in the NET rankings. NET rankings change daily, so be sure to keep tabs on where Jan Jensen's team lands following each day as conference tournament games go on.
This article originally appeared on Des Moines Register: Iowa women's basketball climbs in latest March Madness bracketology
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The Hawkeyes (26-6), as of March 10, are firmly in the projected women's field of 64 for the 2026 NCAA Tournament. On Tuesday morning, ESPN's Charlie Creme released his latest bracketology predictions. Here's where the Hawkeyes stand following their Big Ten Tournament run to the finals, which ended with a loss to UCLA on Sunday.
Iowa basketball bracketology projection
Creme has the Hawkeyes listed as a 2 seed following the loss to the Bruins. If his prediction were to come true, would be playing in the Region 4 Sacramento side of the bracket. Iowa's first game in this week's bracketology would come against No. 15 seed Western Illinois.
In this projection, the Hawkeyes would host games during the first weekend of action at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The other two teams coming to Iowa City in this projection would be Oregon (7) and South Dakota State (10).
Iowa women's basketball NET ranking
On March 10, the Hawkeyes were listed as No. 10 in the NET rankings. NET rankings change daily, so be sure to keep tabs on where Jan Jensen's team lands following each day as conference tournament games go on.
This article originally appeared on Des Moines Register: Iowa women's basketball climbs in latest March Madness bracketology
Continue reading...
