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2010 NCAA Division I Women's BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP NtiNational l NationalNti l NationalNti l First Round Second Round Regionals Regionals Second Round First Round Semifinals Championship Semifinals Connecticut ()(33-0) 1 1 Stanford ()(31-1) Mar. 21, 12:16 p.m. ESPN2 Mar. 20, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 rd k Southern UU. (23-8) 16 16 UC Riverside (17-15) for folk Tl(248)Temple (24-8) 8 23-Mar 22-Mar 8 IIowa (19(19-13) 13) anf NorfoNo Mar. 21, 30 min. foll. ESPN* Mar. 20, 5:16 pp.m. ESPN2 StaS James Madison (26-6)(26 6) 9 9 Rutgers (19-14)(19 14) Virginia (21(21-9) 9) 5 2828-Mar Mar 2727-Mar Mar 5 Georgia (23(23-8) 8) Mar. 21, 6:21 p.m. ESPN2* Mar. 20, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 Green Bayy( (27-4) ) 12 12 Tulane ()(26-6) pe es 23-Mar23 Mar 22-Mar22 Mar Iowa St. (23(23-7) 7) 4 4 Oklahoma St. (23-10)(23 10) mp mes Am MarMar. 2121, 30 min. min follfoll. ESPN2 MarMar. 2020, 5:11 pp.m. m ESPN2 TemT Lehigh (29(29-3) 3) 13 Dayton Sacramento 13 Chattanooga (24(24-8) 8) 30-Mar30 Mar 29-Mar29 Mar StSt. John'sJohn s (NY) (24-6) 6 6 Vanderbilt (22-10) MarMar. 2020, 12:21 pp.m. m ESPN 2 MarMar. 2121, 12:11 pp.m. m ESPN2 ee PPrinceton i t (26(26-2) 2) 11 11 DDePaul P l (21(21-11) 11) ati nnat asse Florida St. ()(26-5) 3 22-Mar 23-Mar 3 Xavier (27-3)() cinn ahas alla Mar. 20, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 Mar. 21, 30 min. foll. ESPN CincC Ta Louisiana Tech (23-8) 14 14 East Tenn. St. (23-8) Mississippi StSt. (19(19-12) 12) 7 2828-Mar Mar 2727-Mar Mar 7 Gonzaga (27(27-4) 4) San Antonio MMar. 2121, 30 min. i ffoll. ll ESPN MMar. 2020, 30 min. i ffoll. ll ESPN2 h April 6 Middle Tenn. (25-5) 10 10 North Carolina (19-11) rgh tle Ohio St. (30(30-4) 4) 2 23-Mar23 Mar 2222-Mar Mar 2 Texas A&M (25-7)(25 7) att sbur ittsb Mar. 21, 12:06 p.m. ESPN2 San Antonio San Antonio Mar. 20, 5:06 p.m. ESPN2 SeaS Pi StSt. Francis (PA) (17(17-14) 14) 15 April 4 April 4 15 Portland StSt. (18(18-14) 14) 6 p.m. ESPN Tennessee (30-2)() 1 8 p.m. ESPN 1Nebraska (30-1)() NATIONAL CHAMPION Mar. 20, 12:16 p.m. ESPN2 Mar. 21, 6:06 p.m. ESPN2 s le Austin Peay (15-17) 16 16 UNI (17-15) polis apo xvill Dayton (24(24-7) 7) 8 2222-Mar Mar 2323-Mar Mar 8 UCLA (24(24-8) 8) nea nox Mar. 2020, 30 min. ffoll. ESPN2 S 2 Mar. 2121, 30 min. ffoll. ESPN2* S 2* Kn TCU (22-8)() 9 9 North Carolina St. (20-13)()MinnM 27-Mar27 Mar 28-Mar28 Mar Georgetown (25-6) 5 5 Michigan St. St (22-9) MarMar. 2020, 5:21 pp.m. m ESPN2 MarMar. 2020, 12:11 pp.m. m ESPN2 e y MMarist i t (26(26-7) 7) 12 12 BliGBowling Green (276)(27-6) ville eley Baylor (23-9) 4 22-Mar 22-Mar 4 Kentucky (25-7) rke Mar. 20, 30 min. foll. ESPN2*ESPN2 Mar. 20, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 uisv BerB LouLo Fresno St. (27-6) 13 Memphis Kansas City 13 Liberty (27-5) 29-Mar 30-Mar Texas (22-10)(22 10) 6 6 Georgia Tech (23-9)(23 9) MarMar. 2121, 6:11 pp.m. m ESPN2 MarMar. 2121, 6:16 pp.m. m ESPN2 San Diego StSt. (21(21-10) 10) 11 11 UALR (26(26-6) 6) n stin WtViii(285)West Virginia (28-5) 3 23-Mar ***ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL TO HOST SITE*** 23-Mar 3 OklOklahoma h (23(23-10) 10) man orm AustA Mar. 21, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 *Game will also be carried on ESPNU Mar. 21, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 NoN Lamar (26-7)(26 7) 14 Allll games availablelbl on ESPN360 14 South Dakota St. (22(22-10) 10) 27-Mar 28-Mar LSU (20(20-9) 9) 7 March 20 and 22 firstfirst-/second-round-/second-round sites: Berkeley, Durham, Knoxville, Louisville, Seattle, Stanford, 7 Wisconsin (21-10) (21 10) MMar. 2020, 1212:06 06 p.m. ESPN2 Tallahassee, Tempe MMar. 2121, 12:21 12 21 p.m. ESPN2 Hartford (27-4)() 10 March 21 and 23 first-/second-round sites: Ames, Austin, Cincinnati, Minneapolis, Norfolk, Norman, Notre 10 Vermont ()(26-6) me am Dame,Dame Pittsburgh Dam 22-Mar22 Mar 23-Mar23 Mar rha Duke (27-5)(27 5) 2 2 Notre Dame (27-5)(27 5) March 27 and 29 regional sites: Memphis,Memphis Sacramento e D tre DurD Mar. 20, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 March 28 and 30 regional sites: Dayton, Kansas City Mar. 21, 30 min. foll. ESPN Hampton (20(20-11) 11) 15 15 Cleveland StSt. (19(19-13) 13) NotN © 2010 National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all sports wagering. This bracket should not be used for sweepstakes, contests, office pools or other gambling activities. G A M E # 3 3 2009 NCAA SWEET 16 | 2008 NCAA ELITE EIGHT 2010 | 2008 | 2007 BIG 12 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS TEXAS A&M WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2009 | 10 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST & SECOND ROUND NOTES For Immediate Release | March 18, 2010 | Women’s Basketball SID Marlene Navor | mnavor@athleti cs.tamu.edu 2009-10 SCHEDULE | RESULTS #2 TEXAS A&M (25-7) vs. Overall Record | 25-7 | Big 12 Record | 10-6 | #15 PORTLAND STATE (18-14) Home | 12-2 | Away | 7-5 | Neutral | 6-0 | NCAA Championship First Round N 15 #6/6 DUKE ...............W, 95-77 March 20, 2010 N 18 RICE .........................W, 86-50 7:00 p.m. (CT) N 22 @ Auburn..................W, 79-59 Bank of America Arena (10,000) D 2 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN .......W, 106-56 at Seatt le, Wash. Record: 25-7 (10-6 Big 12) Record: 18-14 (9-7 Big Sky) Ranking: #9 (AP), #9 (Coaches) Ranking: None Colliers Internati onal Classic Last Result: W, 74-67 vs. Last Result: W, 62-58 vs. Television: ESPN2 #12/12 Oklahoma on 3/14/10 Montana State on 3/13/10 Radio: Texas A&M Sports Network (Berkeley, Calif.) Up Next: vs. Up Next: vs. (KZNE 1150 AM) D 5 vs. Southern Illinois ...W, 72-58 Portland State on 3/20/10 #9/9 Texas A&M on 3/20/10 Series History: Portland State Leads 1-0 Head Coach: Head Coach: D 6 @ #19/20 California ...W, 68-61 Gary Blair, Seventh Season Sherri Murrell, Third Season Internet: Free Live Stati sti cs and Live Texas A&M Record: 154-73 (.678) PSU Record: 63-33 (.656) Audio at www.AggieAthleti cs.com D 8 NORTH TEXAS ........W, 108-49 Career Record: 562-236 (.704) Career Record: 158-193 (.450) D 12 @ TCU [The Mtn.] ...... L, 54-56 Las Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic SECOND-SEEDED TEXAS A&M FACES (Las Vegas, Nev.) D 19 vs. #14/13 Arizona State ...... W, 72-62 PORTLAND STATE IN NCAA FIRST ROUND D 20 vs. Gonzaga ...............W, 80-76 TOURNAMENT PREVIEW D 28 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M.. W, 89-48 The ninth-ranked and Big 12 Conference champion Texas A&M women’s basketball team D 30 @ New Mexico [The Mtn.] ..W, 84-69 (25-7) will slip on a pair of ruby slippers in preparati on for the program’s fi ft h consecu- J 4 LAMAR ....................W, 90-57 ti ve trip to the Big Dance this weekend in the Emerald City. For the third-straight year, J 9 @ #15/20 Texas* [FSNSW] ......W, 91-70 the Aggies gained admission to the ball as a No. 2 seed in the Sacramento Regional by J 13 #20 IOWA STATE* .... W, 68-44 way of winning nine of their last 10 games of the season and earning their second Big 12 J 17 @ #13/13 Oklahoma* [FSN] ....L, 65-74 postseason championship ti tle and third-ever automati c bid to the fi eld of 64. A&M will J 23 TEXAS TECH* (DH) ... W, 69-54 face 15th-seeded and Big Sky Conference champion Portland State (18-14) in the fi rst J 27 @ #14/16 Baylor* ...... L, 53-61 round of the 2010 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship to be held on Sat- J 31 #15/17 OKLAHOMA ST.* [FSN] .. L, 63-67 urday, March 20 at Bank of America Arena in Seatt le, Wash. Tipoff between the Aggies F 3 MISSOURI* ..............W, 65-55 and Vikings is set for 7 p.m. (CT) on ESPN2. The Aggies will look to hold off a Cinderella F 6 @ #4/4 Nebraska* [FSN] ...L, 60-71 and upset-minded PSU squad which has won three-straight and will be playing about 173 F 10 @ Texas Tech* ............L, 54-57 miles north of Interstate 5 from home. The winner will move on to the second round F 13 KANSAS STATE* ....... W, 69-63 and meet either seventh-seeded and 14th-ranked Gonzaga (27-4) or 10th-seeded and F 17 @ #17/17 Oklahoma State* ..W, 69-52 traditi on-rich Atlanti c Coast Conference powerhouse North Carolina (19-11) on Monday, F 20 #12/14 TEXAS* [FSN] .. 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