2022 Women's College Basketball picks: Proven experts reveal complete tourney bracket, including Final Four qualifiers

The 2022 Women's NCAA Tournament gets underway Wednesday, as the Stanford Cardinal look to become just the fourth team in history to win back-to-back titles. Stanford (28-3), which defeated Arizona in the championship game last year, hopes to join USC, Tennessee and Connecticut as repeat champions. The Cardinal, North Carolina State (29-3), Louisville (25-4) and South Carolina (29-2) are the top seeds in their respective regions, with the Gamecocks being +175 favorites to win the title in the latest 2022 Women's NCAA Tournament odds from Caesars Sportsbook.

Before you fill your bracket, you NEED to see which teams women's college basketball experts Calvin Wetzel and Aaron Barzilai are backing.

Barzilai is a Ph.D. from Stanford who served as Director of Basketball Analytics for the Philadelphia 76ers. Five years ago, he founded HerHoopStats.com -- a groundbreaking website that unlocks insights about the women's game. Wetzel, the site's lead betting writer, incorporates his mathematical background and strong knowledge of women's NCAA hoops to turn the site's prediction model into picks. The pair went 559-408 overall (+113.80 units, +12.99 percent) during the 2021-22 women's college basketball season heading into the 2022 Women's NCAA Tournament.

Now Barzilai and Wetzel have shared their full brackets for the 2022 Women's NCAA Tournament. One part of it that we can reveal: Both are predicting the favored South Carolina Gamecocks reach the Final Four!

One of their brackets is calling for a wild first round with three double-digit seeds advancing in two different regions! You ABSOLUTELY need to see these picks before locking in any women's college basketball picks of your own.

Which women's college basketball team should you target to win the 2022 NCAA Tournament? And which upsets are best bets for the earlier rounds? ... Join SportsLine here to see the brackets for the 2022 Women's NCAA Tournament, all from the experts who are an outstanding 559-408 on their women's college basketball picks!