Last Four In: Missouri, Ohio State, Indiana, LSU
First Four Out: Duke, Colorado, Kansas, Miami (FL)
The Duke Blue Devils suffered a loss to Virginia and a draw against Virginia Tech which is not the end of the world, but now the Blue Devils are now at a point where they are going to have to go on a run to get back into the tournament. Missouri got a big result in knocking off Florida on Sunday. The win shows the strength of the Southeastern Conference as anyone can knock off anyone so far in conference play. Ohio State suffered a tough loss to Purdue at home and, with the toughness of the Big Ten Conference this season, will need to get points on the road to offset conceding a victory to the Boilermakers. Also, the emerging storyline of the season really is the power of the Big Ten conference as they are closing the gap on the Atlantic Coast Conference for supremacy in women’s soccer this season.
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ACC: Boston College, North Carolina, Florida State, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, Maryland, Wake Forest
American: Rutgers, UCF, Memphis
Big East: Georgetown, Marquette
Big 12: Baylor, West Virginia, Texas Tech
Big Ten: Illinois, Michigan, Penn State, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Indiana, Nebraska
Pac-12: Arizona State, California, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Washington State
SEC: Florida, Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, LSU, Ole Miss, Missouri
A-10: La Salle
America East: Hartford
A-Sun: Florida Gulf Coast
Big Sky: Montana
Big South: Radford
Big West: Cal State Northridge
CAA: Drexel
C-USA: North Texas
Horizon: Oakland
Ivy League: Princeton
MAAC: Marist
MAC: Miami (OH)
MVC: Indiana State
MWC: Boise State
NEC: St. Francis (PA)
OVC: Tennessee-Martin
Patriot: Boston U
Southern: Furman
Southland: Stephen F. Austin
Summit: Denver
Sun Belt: Western Kentucky
SWAC: Prairie View A&M
WAC: Seattle
WCC: BYU, Pepperdine, Portland, Santa Clara
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