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RandySF

(80,418 posts)
Thu Dec 4, 2025, 06:56 AM Thursday

NCAA women's college basketball rankings

Summary:

1 UConn
2 Texas
3 South Carolina
4 UCLA
5 LSU
6 Michigan
7 Maryland
8 TCU
9 Oklahoma
10 Iowa State
11 North Carolina
12 Iowa
13 Ole Miss
14 Baylor
15 Vanderbilt
16 USC
17 Kentucky
18 Notre Dame
19 Tennessee
20 Michigan State
21 Washington
22 Louisville
23 Ohio State
24 Oklahoma State
25 West Virginia




https://www.ncaa.com/rankings/basketball-women/d1/associated-press

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NCAA women's college basketball rankings (Original Post) RandySF Thursday OP
Those top 4 seem to be in a class by themselves rurallib Thursday #1
Some of these teams stay ranked for too long. RandySF Thursday #2
Agree - seems like going into a season voters look for familiar names rurallib Thursday #3
I would rank Texas above UCLA. RandySF Thursday #4
Thanks - sometimes I miss what's going on rurallib Thursday #5

rurallib

(64,476 posts)
1. Those top 4 seem to be in a class by themselves
Thu Dec 4, 2025, 09:01 AM
Thursday

but there sure is a lot more talent out there these days, so I think we can expect some exciting games with a few upsets!

RandySF

(80,418 posts)
2. Some of these teams stay ranked for too long.
Thu Dec 4, 2025, 03:19 PM
Thursday

West Virginia's lost too many upsets to be there.

rurallib

(64,476 posts)
3. Agree - seems like going into a season voters look for familiar names
Thu Dec 4, 2025, 03:45 PM
Thursday

then there is a shaking out period and somewhere in January we get a real picture.

But this year, Connecticut, South Carolina and UCLA seem to be a cut above. Not totally sure about Texas, but they did have the chops last year.

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