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• March 15, 20010 – Associated Press Top 25 women’s college basketball poll
• Brackets
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  • NCAA Tournament: First round thoughts

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TODAY ON TV

Saturday, March 20

NCAA 1st Round

• Hartford vs. LSU || Bowling Green vs. Michigan State || Austin Peay vs. Tennessee || Princeton vs. St. John’s || 12 p.m., ESPN2
• Hampton vs. Duke || Louisiana Tech vs. FSU || Liberty vs. Kentucky || TCU vs. Dayton; 2:30 p.m. || ESPN2
• Portland St. vs. Texas A & M || Chattanooga vs. Oklahoma St. || Rutgers vs. Iowa || Marist vs. Georgetown || 8 p.m., ESPN2
• UC-Riverside vs. Stanford || Fresno St. vs. Baylor || Tulane vs. Georgia || North Carolina vs. Gonzaga || 10:30 p.m., ESPN2

Divison III Bracket (PDF)

• Division III Women’s Basketball 3rd Place Game – Rochester (NY) vs. Amherst, 11 a.m. Webcast
• Division III Women’s Basketball Final – Hope College vs. Washington. U., 3 p.m ET Webcast

Sunday, March 21

NCAA 1st Round

• St. Francis, Pa. vs. Ohio State || DePaul vs. Vanderbilt || Southern vs. UConn || Vermont vs. Wisconsin || 12 p.m., ESPN2
• Cleveland St. vs. Notre Dame || E. Tennessee St. vs Xavier || Middle Tennessee St. vs. Miss. St. || James Madison vs. Temple || 2:30 p.m., ESPN
• Northern Iowa vs. Nebraska || San Diego St. vs. Texas || UALR vs. Georgia Tech || Wisconsin-Green Bay vs. Virginia || 7 p.m., ESPN2
• Lamar vs. West Virginia || South Dakota St. vs. Oklahoma || Lehigh vs. Iowa State || North Carolina St. vs. UCLA || 9:30 p.m., ESPN2

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REGIONS AND SEEDINGS

Dayton Region 1. Connecticut 2. Ohio St. 3. Florida St. 4 Iowa St. 5. Virginia 6. St. John’s 7. Mississippi St. 8. Temple 9. James Madison 10. Middle Tenn. 11. Princeton 12. Green Bay 13. Lehigh 14. Louisiana Tech 15. St. Francis (PA) 16. Southern

Memphis Region 1. Tennessee 2. Duke 3. West Virginia 4 Baylor 5. Georgetown 6. Texas 7. LSU 8. Dayton 9. TCU 10. Hartford 11. San Diego St. 12. Marist 13. Fresno St. 14. Lamar 15. Hampton 16. Austin Peay

Kansas City Region 1. Nebraska 2. Notre Dame 3. Oklahoma 4 Kentucky 5. Michigan State 6. Georgia Tech 7. Wisconsin 8. UCLA 9. North Carolina State 10. Vermont 11. Arkansas-Little Rock 12. Bowling Green 13. Liberty 14. South Dakota State 15. Cleveland State 16. Northern Iowa

Sacramento Region 1. Stanford 2. Texas A&M 3. Xavier 4 Oklahoma State 5. Georgia 6. Vanderbilt 7. Gonzaga 8. Iowa 9. Rutgers 10. North Carolina 11. DePaul 12. Tulane 13. Chattanooga 14. East Tennessee 15. Portland State 16. UC Riverside

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AP POLL

Number of first-place votes in parentheses and record (through March 14, 2010):

1.	Connecticut (40)	33-0
2.	Stanford	31-1
3.	Tennessee	30-2
4.	Nebraska	30-1
5.	Xavier	27-3
6.	Duke	27-5
7.	Notre Dame	27-5
8.	Ohio State	30-4
9.	Texas A&M	25-7
10.	West Virginia	28-5
11.	Florida State	26-5
12.	Oklahoma	23-10
13.	Georgetown	25-6
14.	Baylor	23-9
15.	St. John’s	24-6
16.	Iowa State	23-7
17.	Texas	22-10
18.	Gonzaga	27-4
19.	Kentucky	25-7
20.	Oklahoma State	23-10
21.	LSU	20-9
22.	UCLA	24-8
23.	Georgia	23-8
24.	Michigan State	22-9
25.	Hartford	27-4

Dropped Out: No. 24 Virginia

Others Receiving Votes: Virginia 48, Middle Tennessee 47, Georgia Tech 36, Iowa 20, Vanderbilt 12, DePaul 10, Princeton 10, Arkansas-Little Rock 7, Fresno State 6, Temple 6, TCU 5, Tulane 4, Wisconsin-Green Bay 4, Bowling Green 3, San Diego State 2, Vermont 2, North Carolina 1, Rutgers 1, Syracuse 1, Wisconsin 1