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AP Top 20
Here’s the nation’s Top 20
Women’s basketball teams as com
piled by Mel Greenberg of The
J’hiladelphia Inquirer on the
•otes of 60 women’s coaches.
First-place votes in parentheses
and overall season records
through March 4.
1. Texas (59) —27-0
2. Georgia (1) — 28-1
S. Southern California — 26-4
4. Louisiana Tech — 23-4
5. Western Kentucky — 27-3
6. Virginia — 26-2
. Long Beach State — 26-3
B. Rutgers — 25-2
9. Louisiana State — 25-4
jO. Auburn — 23-5
11. Mississippi — 22-7
|2. Iowa — 21-5
13. Ohio State — 20-6
14. Penn State — 20-7
15. Tennessee — 21-9
16. North Carolina — 22-7
l?. Oklahoma — 22-5
■S. James Madison — 26-3
19. Southern Illinois — 23-3
10. (tie) Vanderbilt — 22-8
To. Villanova — 22-7
Associated Press
Across America they’re playing
the NCAA basketball bracket game
this week for the women as well as
the men as everyone keeps guessing
where teams will be matched when
the tournament pairings are an
nounced Sunday.
But Andy Landers, coach of sec
ond-ranked Georgia (29-1) isn’t in
terested in participating in any gues
sing games at the moment.
“I told the players that people will
try to figure out all kinds of mat
chups for us in the NCAA tourna
ment in terms of the title game, but
to keep it all in perspective,” Land
ers said. “There are just too many
good teams out there to look that far
ahead.”
Others, however, are forecasting
an eventual showdown between
Georgia and Texas, 28-0, the team
the Southeastern Conference cham
pions continue to pursue.
The Longhorns once again were
an overwhelming choice for No. 1 in
this week’s poll announced Tuesday.
Coach Jody Conradt’s team, which
will go after its 115th straight South
west Conference victory in the
league semifinals on Thursday in
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Georgia grabbed the remaining
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Meanwhile, Virginia, 26-2, was
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