Updated: Mar 25, 2003, 2:45 PM

Women's tourney, Tuesday night fever


 Lindsay Whalen
Who wants to play spoiler?
After an exciting Monday of play, second round action wraps up tonight. We hope Stanford, UNC and Mississippi State have a chance to catch the games while fumbling through all their newly acquired free time.

Ok, we've learned our lesson ... anything can happen.

Minnesota, Colorado and New Mexico have forged the upset path. Can Arkansas, Utah or UCSB follow the trend? Will more favorites fall?

Eight games means eight Qs. Who will survive? You make the call ...

  • 1) The top-ranked Utes' defense will butt heads with the brilliant Blue Devils' offense tonight in Raleigh. Who will move on?
  • 2) TCU faces a hostile crowd and a hostile Geno Auriemma in Storrs. Can the Horned Frogs do the unthinkable?
  • 3) Tempos will clash tonight when quick-trigger George Washington meets molasses-in-March style Villanova. Who will prevail?
  • 4) If No. 11 seed Notre Dame upsets No. 3 K-State tonight, they'd head to Dayton to face Purdue in a rematch of the 2001 Championship game. Will it happen?
  • 5) Penn State and South Carolina battle tonight for the dubious opportunity to face top-seeded Tennessee in Knoxville this weekend. Who would best match up with the Lady Vols?
  • 6) An old Southwestern Conference rivalry is renewed when Texas and Arkansas meet in Cincinnati. Who moves on to the Sweet 16?
  • 7) Fourth-seeded Ohio State faces a tough test playing No. 5 seed Louisiana Tech on the Techsters home court. Which teams advances?
  • 8) Is it sleeper vs. sleeping giant in Lubbock? Texas Tech looks to rebound from a so-so first game, while UCSB tries to prove they deserved a better seed. Who wins?

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