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From players to watch and potential upsets to the best games in the first round, espnW breaks down each region of the women's NCAA tournament.

From players to watch and potential upsets to the best games in the first round, espnW breaks down each region of the women's NCAA tournament.

From players to watch and potential upsets to the best games in the first round, espnW breaks down each region of the women's NCAA tournament.

From players to watch and potential upsets to the best games in the first round, espnW breaks down each region of the women's NCAA tournament.

From players to watch and potential upsets to the best games in the first round, espnW breaks down each region of the women's NCAA tournament.

From players to watch and potential upsets to the best games in the first round, espnW breaks down each region of the women's NCAA tournament.

From players to watch and potential upsets to the best games in the first round, espnW breaks down each region of the women's NCAA tournament.

From players to watch and potential upsets to the best games in the first round, espnW breaks down each region of the women's NCAA tournament.

Seniors usually rule the roost in women's college basketball, but there are some juniors who are deserving of their own star billing.

Delaware star Elena Delle Donne might be the biggest name in the mid-major ranks, but she's not the only player who bears watching. From established stars to breakthrough candidates, here are 10 players to keep an eye on from beyond the BCS conferenc...

Armintie Price is one of many players to watch in the East finals.

Whether they are around one game or there April 5 to hoist the NCAA trophy, here are 15 players to watch in the women's NCAA tournament.

Erica Allenspach and Corielle Yarde will keep Marist on track now that Rachele Fitz is gone, and are two of the players from mid-major teams to keep an eye on as 2010-11 unfolds.

Can Kentucky's A'dia Mathies avoid a sophomore slump? She's one of our top players to keep an eye on as 2010-11 progresses.

Forget No. 1 seeds and their opening routs. The first weekend of the NCAA tournament is all about players like Iowa's Kachine Alexander, and four others you should watch while you can.

We'll have to wait until January to see Florida State freshman Leonor Rodriguez play. But she's one of six players to keep an eye on as the season progresses.