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FORT COLLINS — With an increasing amount of pressure building all season, Monday was a day the Colorado State women's basketball team could simply sit back and enjoy.
After winning the Mountain West tournament last week in Las Vegas, extending their win streak to 28 games, the Rams already knew they were in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2002.
The only drama during the team's watch party at Fuzzy's Taco Shop was finding out what seed the Rams would get, who they'll play and where.
The answers: CSU received an 11 seed in the Bridgeport Region and will play 6-seeded South Florida in the opening round Saturday (7 p.