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The first March Madness women’s bracket predictions of 2023

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The nonconference and early conference schedule across DI women’s basketball has provided some huge upsets and the emergence of surprise contenders in the early part of the season.

Selection Sunday is just over two months away, when the 68-team field for the DI women’s basketball championship will be announced at 8 p.m. ET March 12 on ESPN. NCAA Digital’s Autumn Johnson took a crack at predicting how the bracket will look come March.

Autumn Johnson’s earlyΒ 2023Β NCAA women’s basketball tournament bracket prediction

SEED Greenville – Quad 1 Seattle – Quad 2 Greenville – Quad 3 Seattle – Quad 4
1 South Carolina StanfordΒ  Ohio State Notre Dame
16 Albany/Idaho State Jackson State Norfolk State Long Beach State/SEΒ Louisiana
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8 St. John’s Virginia Arkansas Texas
9 Louisville Tennessee Middle Tennessee Ole Miss
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5 Baylor Kansas Iowa Arizona
12 UMass South Dakota State Columbia UNLV
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4 Michigan Duke Oregon NC State
13 Stephen F. Austin Toledo Holy Cross Northern Iowa
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6 Florida State Illinois Oklahoma Gonzaga
11 Alabama/Michigan State Seton Hall/Miami Missouri Mississippi State
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3 Iowa State UCLA Virginia Tech Maryland
14 Drexel Cleveland State James Madison Eastern Illinois
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7 Villanova Nebraska North Carolina South Florida
10 Florida Gulf Coast Kansas State Creighton Colorado
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2 Utah LSU Indiana UConn
15 Fairfield Gardner-Webb East Tennessee State Fairleigh Dickinson

No. 1 seeds: South Carolina, Stanford, Ohio State and Notre Dame

South Carolina: The Gamecocks were Autumn Johnson’s national champion pick in the preseason, came in ranked No. 1 on the back of their title win in 2022 and have yet to lose this season. Coach Dawn…

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