Are there women's basketball programs that outdraw men's basketball?

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The full list of Top 100 programs in women's NCAA Division I basketball

With the top 100 programs list now complete, it's probably helpful to have a full list of the programs to look at in one place.

So here's the full list with links to the programs in the headers:

Programs #1-10

#1: Connecticut
#2: Tennessee
#3: Baylor
#4: Stanford
#5: Notre Dame
#6: Texas A&M
#7: Duke
#8: Maryland
#9: Oklahoma
#10: Louisville

Programs #11-25

#11: Rutgers
#12: Kentucky
#13: North Carolina
#14: Iowa State
#15: Michigan State
#16: Vanderbilt
#17: West Virginia
#18: Georgia Tech
#19: Purdue
#20: LSU
#21: Texas
#22: Ohio State
#23: Georgia
#24: Virginia
#25: Georgetown

Programs #26-40

#26: St. John's
#27: Gonzaga
#28: Iowa
#29: Florida State
#30: Middle Tennessee State
#31: UCLA
#32: Texas Tech
#33: Penn State
#34: Miami (FL)
#35: DePaul
#36: James Madison
#37: Oklahoma State
#38: Wisconsin-Green Bay
#39: California
#40: Dayton

Programs #41-70

#41: South Carolina
#42: Florida
#43: Nebraska
#44: USC
#45: Syracuse
#46: Kansas State
#47: Marist
#48: Michigan
#49: Temple
#50: Auburn
#51: Arkansas
#52: Marquette
#53: Xavier
#54: Princeton
#55: Arizona State
#56: Fresno State
#57: Kansas
#58: Bowling Green
#59: Texas Christian
#60: Delaware
#61: St. Bonaventure
#62: Mississippi State
#63: Illinois State
#64: Wake Forest
#65: South Dakota State
#66: Brigham Young
#67: Wisconsin
#68: South Florida
#69: Colorado
#70: Arkansas-Little Rock

Programs #71-100

#71: Toledo
#72: North Carolina State
#73: Minnesota
#74: Richmond
#75: Creighton
#76: Missouri State
#77: Utah
#78: Arizona
#79: Washington
#80: Old Dominion
#81: Charlotte
#82: Liberty
#83: Duquesne
#84: San Diego State
#85: Villanova
#86: Hartford
#87: Drexel
#88: Hampton
#89: Chattanooga
#90: Tulane
#91: Pittsburgh
#92: Oregon State
#93: Northwestern
#94: Virginia Commonwealth
#95: Louisiana Tech
#96: Harvard
#97: Boston College
#98: Providence
#99: UTEP
#100: Pepperdine

What do you think of the list? What would your top 10, 50, 100 programs be? Let us know in the comments.

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