July 15, 2026 - 02:54

The Oklahoma State Cowgirls are projected to make the NCAA Tournament, but the current seeding feels like a slight. ESPN bracketologist Charlie Creme has them slotted as a No. 6 seed, but that projection might be selling this team short.
With the nation's top-ranked transfer portal class coming in and another year of growth under head coach Jacie Hoyt, this roster looks built for a deep run. The Cowgirls have reloaded with proven talent, adding key pieces that should mesh well with returning players. Hoyt has already shown she can turn a program around quickly, and this season feels like the payoff.
A No. 6 seed would likely send Oklahoma State on the road for the first weekend. But this team has the talent to earn a top-four seed and host those early rounds in Gallagher-Iba Arena. That home court advantage is real, and it could be the difference between a quick exit and a trip to the Sweet Sixteen.
If the Cowgirls play to their potential, they should be looking at a much higher seed than what the early projections show. The pieces are there. Now it is time to prove the bracket wrong.
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