2009 Women's NCAA Championship Game Quiz

Answer: The Big East Conference

Connecticut and Louisville are powerhouse teams from the Big East in both men's and women's college basketball. The Pac-10 had the best winning percentage of the tournament with its teams winning 75% of their games.

Answer: Oklahoma and Stanford

Louisville's game against Oklahoma was a nail-biter with the Cardinals scraping through with a two-point victory. In contrast, Connecticut dominated Stanford, winning the game by 19 points.

Answer: Jeff Walz and Geno Auriemma

Jeff Walz had formerly been an assistant coach at the University of Maryland before taking over as Louisville's head coach. Geno Auriemma won his sixth National Championship with Connecticut in 2009, as well as his sixth Naismith Award for Coach of the Year. He passed Pat Summitt who had five.

Answer: Scottrade Center in St. Louis

The road to the Final Four had a clever name of, "The March to the Arch", in reference to the Gateway Arch that overlooks the Mississippi River and stands as an icon of the city of St. Louis. The Scottrade Center hosted the 2007 NCAA Hockey Frozen Four, and the arena is the home of the St. Louis Blues hockey team.

Answer: Connecticut won both games by more than 25 points

Connecticut was able to easily defeat Louisville in both of its regular season match-ups, winning by 28 in January and 38 in March. The closest that a team came to Connecticut all season was when the Huskies outlasted Notre Dame 76-66, on February 22, 2009.

Answer: 15-13 with 11:49 left in the first half

Louisville jumped off to a quick start but they were never able to amass a lead larger than three points. After Renee Montgomery made a shot with 9:55 left in the first half to give Connecticut a 19-17 lead, the rest of the game was dominated by Connecticut.

Answer: Angel McCoughtry

Angel McCoughtry played her heart out during the title game as she collected 23 points to go along with six rebounds and three steals. As a team, Louisville shot only 30.9% from the field.

Answer: Tina Charles

Tina Charles had come under a lot of pressure from her head coach Geno Auriemma for not playing up to her ability. Tina Charles showed just how talented she was during the Final Four, where she was named the Most Outstanding Player.

Answer: Kalana Greene

Connecticut had 17 assists and 12 turnovers in the game, while Louisville had only six assists and nine turnovers. Connecticut also had more rebounds and blocked shots than Louisville.

Answer: The 2002 Tennessee Volunteers

There was an undefeated team during the 2002 season but it wasn't Tennessee, it was Connecticut once again. Shortly after the game finished, sportscasters were debating which team was the best of these unbeaten teams with the most popular vote being the 2002 Connecticut Huskies.