The historically chalky women’s NCAA tournament has been, well, not quite as chalky so far, as the tourney has its first Cinderella in years in Virginia—the first team to go from the First Four to the Sweet 16 in women’s March Madness history. There have been upsets—No. 6 Notre Dame over No. 3 Ohio State—and enough near upsets to create a sense that we have an especially competitive Sweet 16 on our hands.
So now that we have a full field of 16 teams, let’s see how they stack up against each other based on how they’ve performed in two rounds of tournament play.
