South Carolina still owns first place in Net Rankings with two more tests for the top -5 upcoming – ON3

With a record of 21-1, South Carolina’s Women’s Basketball Team is a winning series of 16 games, which saw them eight ranked teams, including four top-10 enemies. In fact, 15 of these 16 wins came from two -digit points at the points. It’s easy to find out why “indicators” love Gamecocks so much.

However, the most important indicator there is the network.

Although No. 2 in the AP ranking, South Carolina has spent the bigger part of this season at the helm of Net Rankings. This remains true this week as USC is # 1 for the third consecutive week.

The network for those who are unfamiliar is the most important indicator of ranking used by the NCAA tournament Committee. He factors in the value of the team (essentially the results of the court of court, the location of the games and the strength of the graphics) and adjust the net effective ratings (how well the team plays in these games, adjusted for the quality of the enemy and the location of the games).

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The network was friendly for Gamecocks because of the elite renewal of the team. South Carolina is the only program in the country with 10 wins against the Quad 1 competition. In fact, only two other teams have more than five wins from Quad 1 (Notre Dame with six and Texas with seven).

In the next two weeks, South Carolina will play two opponents on Quad 1 and two Quad 2 enemies. These games include road games against Georgia (Quad 2) and Texas (Quad 1) and Home races against Florida (Quad 2) and Uconn (Quad 1 ). Like the USC, Texas and Uconn are ranked in the top-5 AP Poll teams.

If the Dawn Staley team can come out of this section 4-0, they will have a summary, which stands with their heads and shoulders above the rest of the country, heading for the last two weeks of the regular season.

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This week, South Carolina’s women’s basketball will be on the road twice.

First, on Thursday, Gamecocks will play in Athens against Georgia Bulldogs. The match from 18:00 between USC and UGA will air on SEC Network and will immerse the ESPN app. Georgia enters the game of six games a losing series in Sect Play, a complete contrast with the winning section of Carolina at 16 games.

Then, on Sunday, No. 4 Texas Longhorm will seem to revenge South Carolina in Austin. Gamecocks’s second race will be heading at 2:00 pm ESPN will broadcast the match from the top 5, while the ESPN app will make it accessible to streaming. Vic Schaefer’s Longhorns has not lost after Gamecocks LopSide’s victory in Colombia earlier in January.