LSU won its first women’s basketball championship Sunday afternoon in Dallas, 102-85 against Iowa. The Bayou Bengals hold the top spot in the final SMP rankings of the season.
Rank | Team | Points | Trend |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 4 LSU | 147 | +2 |
2 | Iowa | 143 | +3 |
3 | 2 South Carolina | 142 | -2 |
4 | Virginia Tech | 130 | +5 |
5 | Maryland | 123 | +3 |
6 | Ohio State | 111 | +7 |
T-7 | Indiana | 102 | -5 |
T-7 | UConn | 102 | – |
9 | Utah | 94 | -5 |
10 | Notre Dame | 79 | +2 |
T-11 | Tennessee | 75 | NR |
T-11 | Stanford | 75 | -6 |
13 | Louisville | 74 | NR |
14 | Miami (FL) | 72 | NR |
15 | Duke | 66 | -4 |
16 | Villanova | 59 | -6 |
17 | UCLA | 54 | – |
18 | Colorado | 46 | NR |
19 | Texas | 45 | -5 |
20 | Michigan | 39 | -1 |
21 | North Carolina | 38 | -1 |
22 | Ole Miss | 37 | NR |
23 | Oklahoma | 36 | -8 |
24 | Iowa State | 10 | NR |
25 | Florida Gulf Coast | 8 | – |
New entrants: Tennessee (T-11), Louisville (13), Miami (FL) (14), Colorado (18), Ole Miss (22), Iowa State (24)
Dropped out: Gonzaga (16), UNLV (18), South Florida (21), Middle Tennessee State (22), Arizona (23), Creighton (24)
Receiving votes: Arizona (7), Princeton (7), Georgia (7), Florida State (6), Gonzaga (4), Mississippi State (4), Baylor (3), South Florida (2), South Dakota State (2), Washington State
A full breakdown of individual ballots cast by each voter can be found here.