The debate over which team deserved to be the overall No. 1 seed in the women's NCAA Tournament, UConn or UCLA, dominated the discussion going into Selection Sunday. While the Huskies were 34-0, snatching a 31st the Big East title, the Bruins went undefeated in the Big Ten, a stronger Power 4 conference with 12 teams that made the tournament. The only blemish on UCLA's resume was a 76-65 loss to Texas, the SEC champions, in November. After a week of arguments, UConn was officially named the tournament's No. 1-ranked team. UCLA, Texas and South Carolina slotted into the other No. 1 seeds. This could...
