Not necessarily. The reason Baylor has been slated for the OKC regional is because they had been at the #2 overall spot after UConn. So, the committee sends the highest of the four seeds to the closest regional to their campus. So, UConn goes to Bridgeport. Baylor has been #2 overall, so OKC is next closest.
If we win the rest of our games all the way through the Big 12 tournament championship, that might bump is into the top 4, and Baylor might fall out of the Top 4 and below us (even though we have several more losses). But, we don't just automatically swap places with Baylor and vault up to #2 overall. One of the SEC schools like USC or MSU moves up (assuming they win out) and so does Notre Dame (if they win out). So, if we are at #4, we most likely go to Stockton, CA.
Honestly, I don't think we will move ahead of MSU or USC as each of them beat us, and owns the head-to-head nod. Plus, we just have too many more losses than them. Of course, if either of them loses some unexpected games (like MSU against UK last night), that helps; and, getting upset early in the SEC tourney would really help us.
Here is Creme's 02/24 Bracketology:
http://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/bracketology
Last edited: Feb 24, 2017