Tara VanDerveer weighs in on Stanford's controversial No. 2 seed

Selection Sunday rolled around this past weekend and revealed where teams in both men's and women's would be playing and seeded in the upcoming big dance.

Stanford's women's team (27-5) has been a No. 1 seed for each of the past three seasons and appeared to have a case to make it a fourth after winning the Pac-12 regular season title. However, after a loss to eventual No. 1 seed USC in the Pac-12 Tournament final, they were not one of the top four teams selected by the committee.

Instead, they ended up falling down to a No. 2 seed, with South Carolina, Texas, USC, and Iowa all notching top seeds.

While many fans felt like Stanford had done more than enough to earn the top seed, head coach Tara VanDerveer weighed in while making an appearance on College Sports on SiriusXM. Unsurprisingly, VanDerveer who became the all-time winningest coach in college basketball history earlier this year, wasn't worried about their seeding at all. Instead she insisted that it matters more how they play in the coming weeks.