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Expert NCAA women’s tournament picks to win your March Madness pool

You’re just recovering from the madness of Selection Sunday and the reveal of the 68 teams in the NCAA women’s tournament bracket. Now comes the hard part: Trying to make your picks on which teams will advance, which teams will be upset and which teams will reach the Final Four in Tampa, Florida.

The selection committee did not make this easy. Southern California and UConn are on the same side of the bracket. So one of the tournament’s most anticipated matchups — between JuJu Watkins and Paige Bueckers — would come in the Elite Eight. SoCal and UCLA could meet in the semifinals, not the championship game April 6 at Amalie Arena.

Meanwhile, No. 1 seeds Texas and South Carolina could meet in the Final Four.

Do you want some expert brackets to help guide you? Here are our best from the USA TODAY Sports staff as they predict every game through the Final Four and national championship.

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Nancy Armour

Full bracket

  • Final Four: UCLA, UConn, Texas, Duke
  • Final: UConn vs. Duke
  • National champion: UConn

Cora Hall

Full bracket

  • Final Four: South Carolina, UConn, NC State, Notre Dame
  • Final: South Carolina vs. UConn 
  • National champion: South Carolina

Meghan L. Hall

Full bracket

  • Final Four: UCLA, USC, South Carolina, Notre Dame
  • Final: USC vs. South Carolina
  • National champion: South Carolina

Cydney Henderson

Full bracket

  • Final Four: UCLA, UConn, South Carolina, TCU
  • Final: UCLA vs. South Carolina
  • National Champion: South Carolina 

Jordan Mendoza

Full bracket

  • Final Four: UCLA, USC, South Carolina, Notre Dame
  • Final: USC vs. South Carolina
  • National champion: USC
This post appeared first on USA TODAY

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