Autumn Johnson | March 7, 2022 Iowa breaks into Final Power 10, one week before selections Women's basketball rankings: Big Ten champ Iowa reenters latest Power 10 Share March never disappoints! Conference tournament upsets have already started shaking up the league and caused some major movement in my rankings. Nebraska upsetting Michigan in the Big Ten tournament dropped the Wolverines out and allowed Iowa to break in. Here's my final Power 10 rankings, one week before Selection Sunday: 1. South Carolina (1) - The SEC favorites went toe-to-toe against a Kentucky team who's been peaking at the right time. Dre'una Edwards drained a dagger three that spoiled South Carolina's opportunity of becoming the SEC Tournament champs. Despite the loss, I kept South Carolina as my No. 1 team, considering its 11-0 ranked resume it has over other foes eyeing the No. 1 spot. CHAMPI😺NS absolutely epic.#SECTourney x @KentuckyWBB pic.twitter.com/xTMgKp2ydt — Southeastern Conference (@SEC) March 6, 2022 2. Stanford (2) - The Cardinal defeated Oregon State, Colorado and pulled away from a close game at the half against Utah to become the Pac-12 champs. This marks the 15th time in program history that Stanford has claimed the title. 3. NC State (3) - The three-peat is secured! NC State defeated Florida State, Virginia Tech and Miami to become the ACC champs for the third straight season. The Wolfpack's accomplishment of sweeping the ACC regular season and tournament title marks the first time since the 1984-85 season. 4. Baylor (5) - We did not see the Bears this week. Baylor will resume action in the Big 12 tournament, which will start on Thursday, March 10. 5. Louisville (4) - The Cards encountered a red-hot Miami team and got stunned early in the ACC tournament. Miami's Destiny Harden called game with a buzzer-beater, giving Louisville its fourth loss of the season. AQ TRACKER: We're tracking all 32 women's college basketball conference tournaments 6. Iowa State (6)- The Cyclones ended its regular-season schedule by handling West Virginia, 74-57, which solidified them as a No. 2 seed in the Big 12 Championship. 7. UConn (9) - The Huskies cruised past Georgetown and Marquette in the Big East tournament, and will face Villanova in the championship round on Monday, March 7. 8. Texas (10) - The Longhorns have not seen action this week, but will enter into the Big 12 tournament blazing on an eight-game winning streak. 9. LSU (7) - The Tigers came into the SEC Tournament as a two-seed, but fell to Kentucky in the first round of the conference tournament, 78-63. LSU attempted a third-quarter attack, but couldn't sustain the comeback. 10. Iowa - Welcome back, Hawkeyes! Iowa was listed in my Power 10 in the first couple of weeks, but went through a rollercoaster ride of adversities throughout the entire season. When everything was all said and down, Iowa finished as the Big Ten regular-season co-champs by taking down Michigan and tournament champs by defeating Indiana for the third time this season. 𝗟𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗰𝘆 💛 The only team in program history to win both the Big Ten Regular Season Title and the Big Ten Tournament Title. #Hawkeyes pic.twitter.com/fER9BNLZhn — Iowa Women's Basketball (@IowaWBB) March 7, 2022 2022 March Madness South Carolina beats UConn for 2022 title | Tournament results | Full bracket BRACKET TRACKER: How every perfect bracket busted STORE: Official South Carolina championship gear| Latest college basketball gear Rutgers' C. Vivian Stringer announces retirement after Hall of Fame coaching career Rutgers women's basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer announces her retirement after a Hall of Fame career, leaving the game with 1,055 wins and countless lives improved through leadership, mentorship and guidance. READ MORE The colleges (and conferences) with the most players taken in the 2022 WNBA draft Thirty-six new players were drafted into the WNBA in 2022, including 34 from NCAA Division I programs. The most came from the ACC and SEC. READ MORE College basketball teams with the most WNBA 1st-round draft picks Connecticut leads all women's college basketball programs with 25 players taken in the first round of the WNBA draft. READ MORE