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ESPN Lists Boston College Women's as No. 10 Seed in Latest 2022 NCAA Tournament Projection

BC is getting some consideration for post season play.
ESPN Lists Boston College Women's as No. 10 Seed in Latest 2022 NCAA Tournament Projection
ESPN Lists Boston College Women's as No. 10 Seed in Latest 2022 NCAA Tournament Projection

Boston College women's basketball has been playing great basketball of late, winning six out of their last seven games. They have seen exceptional play from ACC Player of the Week Taylor Soule, and Cam Swartz who dropped 39 points in a stunning upset over Notre Dame. Now the Eagles have started to catch the attention of ESPN "bracketologists"

On the sites latest projection the Eagles are a tenth seed, and one of the "four last bye" selections, meaning that if they were to slide back they would have to compete in a play in game. In this projection, Boston College would play the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the first round in the Greensboro region. This bracket would also include South Carolina, one of the best teams in the country.

The Eagles are going to need to continue to compile solid wins in order to stay afloat and make it to the NCAA tournament. This week they have a pair of challenging, but winnable games against potential tournaments teams (Georgia Tech and Notre Dame). A win or possibly two wins would not only move BC firmly into postseason tournament talk, but also garner attention for Top 25 votes. 

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Editor and publisher of BC Bulletin.  '06 graduate of Boston College, who has followed the program as long as he can remember. Has been covering the Eagles for the past nine years, giving expert analysis, recruiting news and breakdowns.  Also the host of Locked on Boston College, a daily BC podcast that is part of the Locked On Podcast Network. When he is not writing or producing content on the Eagles, he can be found running, skiing, enjoying craft beers, or spending time with his family. You can follow AJ Black on Twitter @AJBlack_BC and our official site Twitter account is @BulletinBC

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