My Conference-Adjusted Combined Offensive-Defensive (CACOD) measure successfully predicted the winners of 11 out of 12 matches in the NCAA women's Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight. Only in the Sweet Sixteen win by No. 14-seed Nebraska (CACOD = 1.72) over No. 3 Washington (2.23) did a team with a lower CACOD beat one with a higher one. Unseeded BYU (1.99) knocked off No. 6 Florida State (1.65), then followed up by topping Nebraska , sending the Cougars to the Final Four. All three other regionals went exactly as the CACOD predicted, with No. 1 Stanford , No. 2 Texas , and No. 5 Penn State joining BYU in advancing to the Final Four. *** In a rematch of last year's national championship match, Penn State once again outlasted Wisconsin in four games ( 22 -25, 25 -16, 25 -22, 25 -19; box score ) to win the Louisville regional. One thing I examined from last year's final was how each team won its points (i.e., percent from kills, aces, blocks, opponent service errors, e