Oh, Welcome back to the I on College Basketball podcast everybody women's tournament edition my name is

Ashley and co. Moss and I have my girl Terica Foster Braspy in the building what's up

to Rica. Hey girl I'm here we Braspie in the building. What's up to Rika?

Hey girl, I'm here. We survived.

Girl, listen, the first two rounds are in the books and they gave us no shortage of talking points. We are going to try to dive into the mall, but before we

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content now let's dive into it right off the back. I mean there's so much to get into but I think the best thing we can go ahead and start with is the higher seeds for the most part won a lot of

their match-ups in the first two rounds and you know that seemed to be the

trend throughout this past weekend I mean were you surprised by any of the lack of upsets this weekend?

I was not I was surprised at the upset that we got like Louis did.

Yes, yes.

In the first within the first weekend, I did not see that coming.

But I'm not surprised at the lack of upsets per se,

just because that like isn't something that's historically

attributed to women's basketball like you don't tend to see a lot of first round

upsets in women's basketball but what I can say is that there weren't many

blowouts either and like that is what I really appreciated that a lot of those

first-round match-ups or at least first weekend matchups were really close and

I think that is really showing us the parity in women's basketball that it's not a foregone

conclusion that lower seeds are not going to be

competitive against higher seeds in the first couple of rounds. Like they're going to bring

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