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NCAAW: How surprised should we be about the Arizona Wildcats?

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The Arizona Wildcats earned a No. 2 seed in Swish Appeal’s hypothetical NCAA Tournament bracket in 2020. So did the UCLA Bruins and Iowa Hawkeyes. The Northwestern Wildcats and Oregon State Beavers were 3 seeds and the Florida State Seminoles and Indiana Hoosiers were 4 seeds. That handful of non-dominant programs represented the parity in women’s college basketball, which had only increased since the 11-time national champion UConn Huskies last won the title in 2016. Related At the beginning of this season we knew that UConn still wasn’t back to being a prohibitive favorite (even though they had added No. 1 Hoop Gurlz recruit Paige Bueckers) and by season’s end the door was wide-open for any of the top seven overall seeds to win the national championship. We also knew that many of the teams in the 3- to 7-seed range could make runs as well.

Minnesota Lynx Sign Mikayla Pivec - Minnesota Lynx

Minnesota Lynx Lynx PR April 3, 2021 MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL – Minnesota Lynx Head Coach and General Manager Cheryl Reeve today announced that the team has signed guard Mikayla Pivec to the team’s training camp roster. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not released.  The 23-year-old, originally selected by Atlanta in the third round (25th overall) of the 2020 WNBA Draft, chose to sit out of the 2020 WNBA season for personal reasons. During the WNBA offseason, Pivec has appeared in 15 games, holding averages of 14.9 points, 3.1 rebounds and 0.7 assists in 14.9 minutes per contest for Promete in Spain.  The Lynwood, Wash. native played in 126 career games (117 starts) for the Oregon State Beavers, averaging 12.2 points, 7.7 rebounds and 3.8 assists in 29.9 minutes per game. Pivec was named to the All-Pac-12 team in three straight seasons and to the Pac-12 All-Freshman team.  

How DeJon Jarreau became the poster child for senior leadership at UH

DeJon Jarreau (3) of the Houston Cougars looks to pass against the Oregon State Beavers in the Elite Eight round of the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament held at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 29, 2021 in Indianapolis, Indiana. | Photo by Brett Wilhelm/NCAA Photos via Getty Images INDIANAPOLIS − As the 14th minute approached during Houston’s second-round matchup against Rutgers, senior guard DeJon Jarreau chased Scarlet Knights’ senior guard Geo Baker off an inbounds play and ran into a hard screen set by junior center Myles Johnson. Jarreau, less than 48 hours removed from suffering a hip pointer in the Cougars’ first-round game against Cleveland State, felt the jolt of pain buzz out of that area. To make matters worse, Baker, open off the screen, buried the 3-pointer to put UH down eight.

UH-Baylor rundown: What to know about the Bears ahead of Final Four

UH-Baylor rundown: What to know about the Bears ahead of Final Four
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