Mar. Madness Women's Final 4 picks
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Just four teams remain in the women’s NCAA Tournament. UCLA, South Carolina, Texas and UConn will fight for a chance to compete in the national championship.
From NBC Sports
After a long year and NCAA Tournament, the women's basketball season will come to an end this weekend in Tampa, Florida, for the Final Four and National Championship game.
From USA Today
Check out the best plays from UConn and UCLA, which led them to the Final Four.
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Our greatest call of all time harkens back to when Gonzaga became, well...Gonzaga. Sure, now over a quarter-century later Mark Few's Bulldogs are a March Madness mainstay, but in 1999 the legend was beginning, and Few was in his final year as an assistant.
Here's a look at who various experts have winning Saturday's Duke-Houston and Florida-Auburn matchups in the Final Four.
Madness is officially underway and already, several nail-biting matches have resulted in some of the biggest upsets this year. From the Arkansas Razorbacks' surprising victory over the Kansas Jayhawks to the BYU Cougars' tight win over the Wisconsin Badgers,
It is a consensus among many WNBA front offices that Morrow's NCAA tournament performances increased her stock—in particular her 30-point, 19-rebound double-double to help No. 3-seeded LSU defeat No. 2 NC State to advance to the Elite Eight.
Mike Lopresti looks at how the top-seeds navigated a mild First Round of March Madness, avoiding early exits but showing some vulnerabilities. The tournament is still wide open going into the Second Round.
Here's a look at where things stand in the 2025 NCAA Tournament, including who's playing in the Final Four, the game schedule and predictions.
The Final Four in Tampa Bay, Florida is made up of three No. 1 seeds — UCLA , South Carolina and Texas. UConn, however, is the betting favorite to cut down the nets as the sole No. 2 seed remaining.
Gillis came off the bench in his fourth season with the Boilermakers last winter, the same role he has with Duke. His numbers have dropped this year slightly — going from 6.5 points to 4.2, 3.9 rebounds to 2.6 and 21.2 minutes to 15.0.
No team seeded No. 4 or better lost their first-round matchup in 2025. Is this the new normal or can March remain "mad" in the NIL era?