Okay, we know it’s hardly a surprise that many of the top seeds in the NCAA women’s tournament are on a roll. In fact, all eight No. 1 and No. 2 won their games by 20+ points. Taking a look at the beginning of the tournament, we can’t help but notice the biggest victory margin went to Iowa, No. 2, who had the entire game with Southeastern Louisiana under control, winning with a whopping 52 points.

In an unlikely twist, several double-digit seeds made quite a performance during the first couple of days of the tournament. Those are Princeton, Georgia, Florida Gulf Coast, Toledo, and Mississippi State. In fact, Toledo did the biggest table turn by overcoming the No. 5 seed and its dynamic scorer, Ashley Joens.

Of all five second-digit seeds advancing to the second round, Florida Gulf Coasts’ victory was the least surprising. The team won last year, despite being a No. 12 seed. So, while there were undoubtedly some interesting twists in some of the early games, the NCAA tournament started pretty much as expected.

Several seeds came back big time in the first few days of the NCAA women’s tournament. For example, the No. 3 Ohio State was down 16 points, while No. 7 Baylor was a whopping 18 points behind. Interestingly enough, both teams came back big, winning their games. A similar thing happened to Miami, No. 9, who was down 17 but won.

Three comebacks as big as these hadn’t happened in the NCAA women’s tournament until that time, so the day – as all three comebacks happened the same day – was something fans will remember for sure.

Ohio State sealed their comeback in the second half by shooting 50% from the field. The basketballers that facilitated No. 3’s win were none other than freshman of the year Cotie McMahon and Jacy Sheldon. Sheldon made her first appearance at the game, following more than five weeks off to recuperate from a leg injury.

In addition, a couple of names emerged in the early days of the NCAA women’s tournament – Laeticia Amihere, No. 1 South Carolina’s forward, and guard Olivia Miles. It became known that the latter wouldn’t make it to the event, as she suffered a knee injury and will probably miss the rest of the season.

Let’s be honest; the Super Bowl is one of the most exciting sporting events of the year. Football fans wait months for this final game to make their way into their lives, and it’s this game that truly determines which team is the real winner. For the 2019 season, the Kansas City Chiefs took home the trophy, but have you wondered which teams have been the most improved since the Super Bowl LIV?

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Of course, you probably don’t need us to tell you why the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are one of the most exciting teams in the realm right now – but we’re going to tell you anyway. That’s because the newest addition to this team is Tom Brady, easily one of the most famous football stars of all time. With him and Rob Gronkowski on their team, there’s a chance that they could be headed for victory.

Arizona Cardinals

The Arizona Cardinals have always been a fairly impressive team, but it seems as though they have had a few impressive drafts over the years. Their new method of play is to use Isaiah Simmons as their first line of defense, and it’s fair to say that this may leave their opponents shaking in their boots.

Buffalo Bills

Like the Arizona Cardinals, the Bills have also seen a new generation make their way into the team, and there are some exciting names on the roster. Perhaps one of the most exciting names comes in the form of Josh Norman, who plans on being “All-World” within his Bills debut. This could see some more power and more confidence from the team as a whole.

The Super Bowl is always a great indicator as to where some of our favorite teams rank, but that doesn’t mean that the end result always stays that way. It’s time to watch out for these most-improved teams since the Super Bowl LIV.