The 2022 NCAA women's basketball conference tournaments get rolling this week, tipping off with Tuesday's Horizon League and Big South events. Several of the major conferences start Wednesday, including the SEC, Pac-12 and ACC, while the Big East starts Friday and the Big 12 tournament will tip off March 10. 

The South Carolina Gamecocks are the +200 favorite to win the 2022 Women's NCAA Tournament in the latest women's college basketball futures odds at Caesars Sportsbook. Perennial power UConn is the +325 second choice, while reigning champion Stanford is third at +600. Before you make any bets on the major 2022 NCAA women's basketball conference tournaments, you really 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. 

And on Sunday, Barzilai and Wetzel got off to a fast start with SportsLine, correctly picking Iowa (-2.5) to cover against Michigan in a resounding 24-point Hawkeyes victory. Currently, they are 468-342 overall (+99.97 units, +13.88 percent) in the 2021-22 women's college basketball season.

Barzilai and Wetzel have locked in their confident picks for this week's major NCAA women's basketball conference tournaments. We can tell you that they don't expect the Gamecocks to have much trouble winning the SEC, but there are some surprises. You ABSOLUTELY need to see these picks before locking in any picks of your own.

Who wins this week's major NCAA women's basketball conference tournaments? Which team will win the wide-open Big Ten women's tournament? ... Join SportsLine right now to see which teams you should back in this week's major women's college basketball tournaments, all from the experts who are an outstanding 468-342 on their women's college basketball picks!