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2014 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament selection show: Time and TV schedule

The field of 64 will be announced Monday night. Where will perennial powerhouses like UConn and Tennessee wind up?

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Sixty-four teams from around the nation will learn their postseason fate on Monday night as the field for the 2014 NCAA Women’s Tournament is unveiled.

The selection show for the tournament is slated for Monday at 7 p.m. ET. ESPN will televise the unveiling, and also will provide insight and background on each of the schools looking to cut down the nets. This year’s Final Four will be held in Nashville, Tenn.

The Connecticut Huskies are widely expected to receive the No. 1 overall seed after finishing the regular season with an unblemished 33-0 record. Notre Dame is also likely to be a one seed after going undefeated throughout the year. The other two slots on the top line are up for grabs, though most experts feel Stanford and Tennessee will end up at the top once the selection committee evaluates their résumés.

The Women’s NCAA Tournament is scheduled to begin on Saturday, March 22. The national championship is slated for April 8.

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