''Connecticut'': The U-Conn Huskies hit the national scene like a freight train in 1995 with an undefeated season- the first of four, including a 90-game winning streak that encompassed parts of three seasons. They've won eight titles, matching rival Tennessee for most in women's college basketball. Coach Geno Auriemma is basically [[UsefulNotes/Philadelphia]] distilled into a short first-generation Italian-American. Calling them Lady Huskies is pure FlameBait. They have a web page dedicated to their history of churning out WNBA stars.

''Stanford'': The Cardinal (yes, Cardinal, the color, not the bird) has been the lone representative of high-quality women's basketball on the West Coast for a loooong time. Two-time national champions and several more times bridesmaid, they're coached by Tara Vanderveer. Their current CrowningMomentOfAwesome is ending UConn's record winning streak. You might not want to mention [[BerserkButton Harvard]] around them. [[note]]In 1998, Harvard upset Stanford in the first round of the NCAA Women's Tournament, making the Crimson the only No. 16 seed (women or men) to ever win a tournament game. And to boot, first-round games were played on the home court of the higher seed at the time.[[/note]]

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''Connecticut'': The [=UConn=] Huskies hit the national scene like a freight train in 1995 with an undefeated season- the first of four, including a 90-game winning streak that encompassed parts of three seasons. They've won eight titles, matching rival Tennessee for most in women's college basketball. Coach Geno Auriemma is basically [[UsefulNotes/Philadelphia]] distilled into a short first-generation Italian-American. Calling them Lady Huskies is pure FlameBait. They have a web page dedicated to their history of churning out WNBA stars.

''Stanford'': The Cardinal (yes, Cardinal, the color, not the bird) has been the lone representative of high-quality women's basketball on the West Coast for a loooong time. Two-time national champions and several more times bridesmaid, they're coached by Tara Vanderveer. Their current CrowningMomentOfAwesome is ending Connecticut's record winning streak. You might not want to mention [[BerserkButton Harvard]] around them. [[note]]In 1998, Harvard upset Stanford in the first round of the NCAA Women's Tournament, making the Crimson the only No. 16 seed (women or men) to ever win a tournament game. And to boot, first-round games were played on the home court of the higher seed at the time.[[/note]]

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There were only 65 teams from 2001-10, a single play-in game.

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There were only 65 teams from 2001-10, a single play-in game.

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