The women’s NIT is just days away. Here’s everything you need to know before tipoff.

Bubbleville will house several events relocated and reimagined due to COVID-19 and provides a controlled environment with teams and event staff adhering to tribal, government, and NCAA health and safety protocols and testing requirements.

East Tennessee, Abilene Christian, Akron, Middle Tennessee, Austin Peay, Omaha, Indiana State and East Carolina will play three games tournament-style from November 25th through November 27th. 

Top ranked South Carolina will headline the event as they are set to take on #21 Gonzaga, South Dakota and Oklahoma. 

With the first weekend of the tournament completed and the madness settling, we’re down to the final 16 teams in the country. Aside from Oregon, no other team seeded lower than five made it to the second weekend. Yet, every team has a solid chance to advance to the Final Four, making reseeding the bracket very difficult. The teams' seeds are based largely on their performance over the first weekend of the tournament and upcoming matchups.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year – March Madness. While everyone is frantically researching teams, filling out brackets and checking it twice, FloHoops decided to answer the question on everyone’s mind: “Which upsets should I choose?”