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1 vs 4, 2 vs 3 by rjp172

That's why 1. Baylor and #4 MSU are on one side and #2 ND and #3 Louisville are on the other.

The brackets aren't pre-set which regional faces the other, so the geographical component of their placement for 1 seeds doesn't effect the F4 matchup.

Louisville was slated as the second #1 in the last reveal. MSU was 6th on the list. Louisville lost to another #1 seed. I don't know why the ESPN "experts" thought that would drop them so far considering the rest of their resume. It has never cost ND a 1 seed in the past.

Creme is really where that narrative that Louisville took UConn's 1 seed. For all the patting on the back he's getting about the accuracy on his brackets he really failed at what is the most important part of the bracketology...the 1 seeds and their order. 3 out of 4 1 seeds and out of order from 3 to 5 is not impressive for a women's bracket.