College basketball teams will find out their NCAA Tournament fate in less than a month.
And Florida State women’s basketball expects to be in the mix when ESPN releases the 68-team bracket on March 16.
The Seminoles are fresh off an 83-82 Atlantic Coast Conference Sunday road victory over the Miami Hurricanes behind senior guard O’Mariah Gordon’s career-high 34 points. FSU’s win ended a two-game losing streak.
FSU (20-6, 10-4 in ACC) was without the nation’s leading scorer, Ta’Niya Latson, when it beat ACC rival Miami. Latson is day-to-day with an injury.
The Seminoles are sixth out of 18 teams in the ACC standings.
But where does FSU stand in the latest bracketology and NCAA Tournament projections? Let’s take a look.
Florida State women’s basketball NCAA tournament résumé for 2025 March Madness
Florida State women’s basketball NET rankings: No. 27
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Quad 1 Record: 1-4
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Quad 2 Record: 3-2
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Quad 3 Record: 6-0
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Quad 4 Record: 10-0
Florida State women’s basketball bracketology projections
Florida State women’s basketball scores last week
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Thursday, Feb. 13: Louisville 83, FSU 69
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Sunday, Feb. 16: FSU 83, Miami 82
How the NCAA tournament committee selects at-large teams
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Record: The team’s overall record, conference record and nonconference record.
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Strength of schedule: The strength of the opponents the team played against.
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Head-to-head results: The results of games between the teams being compared.
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Conference championships: Whether a conference championship was won in the regular season or tournament.
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Common opponents: The results of games against common opponents.
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Adjusted Net Efficiency (NET): The NCAA’s preferred metric measuring a team’s overall performance during the regular season.
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Team Value Index: A results-oriented component of the NET that ranks teams based on who they beat and where they played.
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Rating Percentage Index (RPI): A formula that ranks teams using a team’s winning percentage, opponents’ success and opponents’ strength of schedule.
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