Upsets can be rare in the women's NCAA tournament. Last year, only one lower seed won a game in the first round, when No. 11 seed Middle Tennessee knocked off No. 6 Louisville.
The 2023 women's NCAA tournament produced four such upsets. There were five in 2022. The second round gave us one last year and two the year before that.
Where will those upsets occur this year? Part analytics and part eye test, Giant Killers forecasts March upsets over the first two rounds of the women's bracket. We define an upset as any seed separated by three lines.