How 'bout some props to the SEC's Women's bball teams

Factual facts don't support your claim, Jordan*

But you came in and started the argument

That natty is going to go through Baylor, Stanford, for UConn

Maybe one of our squads can do it.

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going back and fourth is an argument.

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And yet you're still here.

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Not even close. ACC, Big East, and maybe Pac 12 are all better..and all the SEC top teams are behind the WBB elites.

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Not trying to make the observation that you do not follow women's basketball but....

#1 SEC dominates with both # of teams and appearances in the Final Four
#2 Big East is in 2nd place but are losing everybody but Uconn
#3 PAC is in 3rd place but they are really just Stanford (USC won in the 1980's with Cheryl Miller)
#4 Big 12 is in 4th place and has reasonable depth of teams
#5 The Field dominated early and the La Tech tree is now at Baylor
#6 ACC is in 6th place as they not only don't get to the dance, but they do not win it
#7 B1G is dead last and most of their success is just Purdue










Here is the data if your care

18 FF and 8 NC = Tennessee
05 FF and 0 NC = Georgia
05 FF and 0 NC = LSU
03 FF and 0 NC = Auburn
01 FF and 0 NC = Alabama
01 FF and 0 NC = Arkansas
01 FF and 1 NC = Texas A&M (granted it was as they were joining the SEC)
01 FF and 0 NC = Vanderbilt
35 FF and 9 NC = SEC (8 of 14 teams = 57.1% of conference has been to a Final Four)

04 FF and 1 NC = Maryland (headed to the B1G)
04 FF and 0 NC = Duke
03 FF and 1 NC = UNC
01 FF and 0 NC = NCST
03 FF and 0 NC = Virginia
15 FF and 2 NC = ACC (5 of 12 teams = 41.7% of conference has been to a Final Four)

13 FF and 7 NC = Uconn
04 FF and 1 NC = Notre Dame (headed to the ACC)
02 FF and 0 NC = Rutgers (headed to the B1G)
01 FF and 0 NC = Louisville (headed to the ACC)
20 FF and 8 NC = Big East (4 of 18 teams = 22.2% of conference has been to a Final Four)

03 FF and 2 NC = Baylor
03 FF and 1 NC = Texas
03 FF and 0 NC = Oklahoma
01 FF and 1 NC = Texas Tech
10 FF and 4 NC = Big 12 (4 of 10 teams = 40.0% of conference has been to a Final Four)

03 FF and 1 NC = Purdue
01 FF and 0 NC = Iowa
01 FF and 0 NC = Michigan State
01 FF and 0 NC = Minnesota
01 FF and 0 NC = Ohio State
01 FF and 0 NC = Penn State
8 FF and 1 NC = B1G (6 of 12 teams = 50.0% of conference has been to a Final Four)

11 FF and 2 NC = Stanford
03 FF and 2 NC = Southern Cal
14 FF and 4 NC = PAC (2 of 12 teams = 16.7% of conference has been to a Final Four)

10 FF and 2 NC = La Tech
03 FF and 1 NC = Old Dominion
03 FF and 0 NC = Western Kentucky
02 FF and 0 NC = Cheyney State
02 FF and 0 NC = Long Beach State
02 FF and 0 NC = Missouri State
01 FF and 0 NC = La Monroe
23 FF and 3 NC = The Field

Just wait 'til Jeremy Foley decides to get serious about women's hoops. SEC fuuuuucked.

Meh, if you're not at or around the top in women's bball you're outta luck. There aren't enough good players to go around.

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Maybe. USC had its best year ever and made it to the Sweet 16 losing to #1 seed Stanford in Fresno, CA. This year we hosted them an lost by 3 earlier in the year. We might not get further than the Sweet 16 this year (if that far) but with a HOF coach in Dawn Staley, we have a shot to keep making deep runs in the tourny.

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Had Kelcey Bone not transferred to A&M, SC would have to be favored to make the final four this year with the guards they have.

As it is, SC is loaded with talented freshmen. Bring in the class already committed for next year with the two big girls to go along with what is returning, and SC will win a NC soon enough ... Dawn Staley is flat-out getting it done here. It's been amazing to watch. She is incredible.

SEC Womens Basketball is Tennessee and then everyone else.