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Interpreting the resumes of Delaware, Green Bay, North Carolina, Texas, Kansas State and Oklahoma is the toughest part to Women's Bracketology this season.

Tennessee tops the region, but the story in Dayton is all the great point guards that'll be in action starting Saturday.

Charlie Creme breaks down Stanford's victory over Oklahoma on Sunday.

Can Stanford keep pace with Oklahoma point guard Danielle Robinson? With their talented frontcourt, the favored Cardinal might not have to.

Charlie Creme breaks down Tuesday's title game between Louisville and Connecticut.

Can Louisville take Tina Charles out of the game? Can young point guard Deseree' Byrd harass UConn's Renee Montgomery just enough? Charlie Creme breaks down the X factors and key individual matchups in Tuesday's title game.

Charlie Creme breaks down Sunday's Louisville-Oklahoma national semifinal.

Charlie Creme breaks down Sunday's Stanford-Connecticut national semifinal.

From X factors and X's and O's to key individual matchups, Charlie Creme previews -- and predicts the winners of -- Sunday's national semifinals.

As it turns out, losing to UConn in the regular season might not hurt a team's NCAA profile too much. But landing in the eighth spot in the S-curve -- and in the same regional as the Huskies -- is the thing to be wary of.

After the first week of 2009 provided plenty of losses for Top 25 teams, the top of the S-curve got shaken up, too.

UConn will go all the way, Tennessee will stumble earlier than ever, and Auburn (!) will be the national runner-up when the women's 2009 NCAA tournament is played.

It might be Valentine's Day. But Wyoming fans critical of the Cowgirls' No. 9 seed in Monday's projection weren't giving any love to our bracketologist.

Who knew that four games in two days could impact Charlie Creme's latest bracket projection so much? And for winners like Oklahoma, North Carolina and Kansas State, that was very good news.

Last season, my opinion was that the selection committee missed the boat on a few teams and a few bracketing essentials. On Monday, the committee hit the mark.

Forget debating whether OU or OSU gets the final No. 2 seed. As Charlie Creme explains, it doesn't really matter because their paths won't be much different. • Bracket