Top 10 Women’s College Basketball National Championship includes UCLA, South Carolina – Sports Network in College

The Basketball season of a women’s college can often be difficult to predict, but we usually know which teams have a chance to win everything around mid -January. Well, here we are and here we break the best contenders in basketball for women in college.

Which teams can realistically Earn the national title. Here are the best competitors for the National Basketball Championship for women in college.

The best contenders for the National Basketball College Championship

10) Kentucky Wildcats

Usually, Kentucky’s men’s team becomes heads, but this season women are on a roll. Wildcats won their best ranking for AP in four years and blew competition.

The crime is one of the best in basketball, with five players being average double-digit points per game. They are led by the senior guard Georgia Amor, who marks double figures for the fifth consecutive season, with 18 points per game.

9) TCU horned frogs

Led by Oregon’s transfer Patis Sedona Prince and former LSU Tiger and Louisville Cardinal Hailey Van Lith, the horned frogs are again able to compete. Last year, a rash of injuries doomed the promising start to 14-0 of TCU.

This year, the horned frogs are deeper, healthier and more balanced. The large 12 look like a competition with two teams between the horned frogs and the State Wildcats of Kansas, and the winner of their February 5th meeting should be the driver’s seat.

8) Ohio State Book

Ohio’s unbeaten bouquets have been rolling so far this year, but have only encountered an enemy of the top-25. They will face three of the first eight in the next three weeks, so we need to have a much better idea of ​​the power of bouquet by mid-February.

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They are balanced and deep, with five players being average double -digit points and all 10 players in the rotation average at least 13 minutes per game.

7) LSU Tigers

Angel Reese may be gone, but Flau’jae Johnson and Aneesah Morow play high levels. We still don’t know much about the LSU Tigers as they only played two top 25 teams.

Although unbeaten in the SEC game, the tigers have only won a conference game with more than 10 points. We will know more when they head to South Carolina on January 23.

6) Texas Longhorp

Texas Longhorns does not get involved with many jumps shots – only one player is more than one player who has made three per game – so they can fight if the team collects the interior.

Given, forward the trio of Madison Booker, Taylor Jones and Kayla Oldacre is average 36 points and 20 struggles per game, making Longhorns one of the best teams in the interior in the Basketball of the Women’s College.

5) Uconn Huskies

Never count Geno Auriemme (or Paige Bueckers). The two-headed monster of bocchiers and Sarah Strong is one of the best in the country. Can the Huskita come out enough from their players to make a deep NCAA tournament?

We will learn a lot about Husky as they head to Colombia to play South Carolina on February 16th.

4) Notre Dame, fighting with Irish

In addition to uncharacteristic losses from the backward, the Irish notre Dame was one of the best teams in the country. They have defeated three of the first seven teams in the country with double -digit numbers and are one of the biggest threats in the country.

The Irish are deadly from long distances, proud of the best percentage of three points in the country. They live and die from the three, and out of the night in the NCAA tournament can doom their championships.

3) USC Trojans

Each team with both a superstar and a suffocating defense of the team will be near the top of the list of contenders for the national title.

The Sophomore Juju Watkins guard is the favorite to win the Naismith Player of the Year award, with an average of over 25 points and 6.5 fights per match. The Trojans also give up only 54 points per game. The match on February 13 with UCLA is outlined.

2) Ucla Bruins

They are unbeaten, eighth in points allowed per match and led by one of the best players in the country. They have also defeated the # 1 team on this list already this season.

The only thing that holds Ucla Bruins from the first place here is the lack of a deep post -season experience. So far, they play the best basketball in the country and look ready for a deep post -season running.

1) South Carolina Gamecocks

Although Gamecocks lost Ucla Bruins in a convincing way earlier this season, the Dawn Staley team has experience and the depth needed to win all this. If they do not, the lack of a true presence after the first time in a decade can be their unraveling.

Given that this is the best group of guards that Staley ever had, led by the trio of Te-Ipo Paopa, Milaiac Fulvili and Thessa Johnson. The real freshman superstar Joyce Edwards runs the road with just under 13 points per game in the most balanced attack on the points in the country.

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