The matchup that no one thought they'd see.......
Iowa stunned South Carolina, 77-73, and ended their perfect season
LSU rallied past Virginia Tech, 79-72.
College coach news:
Michigan State has hired Robyn Fralick away from Bowling Green to be their new head coach.
Final Four team news:
Virginia Tech-LSU scouting report.
The Hawkeyes have nothing to lose and everything to prove against the Gamecocks........Previewing that matchup.
South Carolina is already preparing for next year's rebuild.
Final Four player news:
How dominant has Caitlin Clark been? These charts tell the story.
Aliyah Boston has built her own legacy for the Gamecocks.
Consistent Monika Czinano steadies Iowa into the Final Four.
Final Four coach news:
The Final Four features two black head coaches for the second time in history.
Kim Mulkey and Angel Reese are energized by their fresh starts at LSU.
Mulkey and Kenny Brooks will face off in the semifinal.
Awards:
Caitlin Clark is the Wade Trophy winner, highlighting the WBCA All-America team.
Dawn Staley is the WBCA national coach of the year.
Teri Moren is the AP coach of the year.
Final Four team news:
How each team could win the title.
Final Four player news:
Angel Reese leads all collegiate players in NIL deals.
Award news:
Caitlin Clark is the Naismith POY, Dawn Staley is the COY, and Aliyah Boston is defensive POY.
College player news:
North Carolina transfer Kennedy Todd-Williams is headed to Ole Miss.
State of the game news:
As women's basketball grows, equity is trying to catch up.
WBB saw higher rankings than the NBA this past weekend, and we're not surprised.
Women outperformed men academically (again).
Final Four team news:
Don't be fooled when South Carolina appears to be challenged: the kill is coming.
The Final Four is new ground for the Gamecocks' challengers.
South Carolina has built a new capital for women's basketball.
This time, America is paying full attention to Iowa.
Final Four player news:
Caitlin Clark and Lisa Bluder are in it together.
Aliyah Boston leaves behind an unmatched legacy in South Carolina.
Angel Reese went from the transfer portal to the Final Four.
Attendance news:
The regionals set an attendance record over the weekend.
The real winner was fans showing up and showing out.
College player news:
Ta'Niya Latson is the WBCA freshman of the year.
Black female athletes say having a Black woman as a coach is crucial.
College coach news:
How Tina Langley lead Washington to an NIT run no one saw coming.
WNBA news:
Nearly 80 collegiate players have declared for the draft.
McDonald's All-American game:
Final two tickets punched:
South Carolina downed Maryland, 86-75.
Virginia Tech stopped Ohio State, 84-74, to reach their first Final Four.
A first look at the Final Four
College team news:
Washington seems ready to ascend to the next level with their final four WNIT run.
College player news:
Caitlin Clark's magic made NCAA history.
Clark is the perfect player at the perfect time for the sport.
Last night, Clark new the moment was hers.
One great photo from every Tournament game.
Maddy Siegrist has declared for the WNBA draft.
College coach news:
Kim Mulkey turned doubts and unknowns into a Final Four berth.
Dawn Plitzuweit is bringing her assistant coaches from West Virginia to Minnesota.
First two tickets punched:
LSU pushed past Miami, 54-42, behind 18 rebounds from Angel Reese.
Iowa routed Louisville, 97-83, on the strength of 41 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds from Caitlin Clark. She is the first with a 30-point triple-double in NCAA Tournament history.
College team news:
The UConn dynasty is dead, which is good for women's basketball.
College player news:
Kierra Fletchert's March Madness dream was sparked by a conversation with Dawn Staley.
"Glue" player Mackenzie Holmes will be back for Indiana next year.
College coach news:
Yolett McPhee-McCuin says Ole Miss is just getting started.
Last four in:
Maryland routed Notre Dame, 76-59.
South Carolina handled UCLA, 59-43.
Ohio State beat UConn, 73-61, to advance to the round of 8 for the first time in 30 years. The Huskies fall in the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2005.
Virginia outran Tennessee, 73-64, to reach their first Elite 8.
College team news:
Ole Miss' growth is right on schedule.....what's next for the team.
Arizona State was boosted by NBA star James Harden over the season.
College coach news:
Dawn Staley knows that "other teams are lurking."
Brenda Frese says this is one Elite 8 she will remember.
Jeff Walz stepped up for Iowa recruit Ava Jones after a car accident last summer.
Katie Meier gets strength from her players, and her mother.
Today's Sweet 16 results:
Miami held on to defeat Villanova, 70-65, and make their first Elite 8 in program history.
LSU pulled off a dramatic 66-63 win over Utah.
Iowa downed Colorado, 87-77, behind 31 points from Caitlin Clark.
Louisville took out Ole Miss, 72-62.
WNIT results:
Columbia, Arkansas and Washington prevailed in today's WNIT matchups, moving on to the Elite 8.
College team news:
Parity has hit the game, and top seeds are the victims.
Notre Dame is showing resilience after the loss of Olivia Miles.
Is the UConn dynasty dead, or on the verge of resurgence?
College player news:
Brea Beal will bring her defensive mastery to the Sweet 16.
Elizabeth Kitley is letting her sister shine.
Angel Reese has found a home away from home at LSU.
As Nika Muhl drives UConn forward, she sometimes drives her coach crazy.
Maddy Siegrist is likely off to the WNBA draft.
College coach news:
Prominent coaches want a separate TV deal for the women's tourney.
Tennessee coach Kellie Harper says playing is easier than coaching at this stage.
South Carolina assistant coach Jolette Law is one of the best to ever do it, her colleagues say.
Merriweather is expected to be named head coach at Cincinnati.
Missouri will retain Robin Pingeton in 2023-2024.
T'was the night before the Sweet 16!!!!
College team news:
Iowa said their late-season blowout loss gave them renewed focus.
Indiana still has the pieces to contend next season.
LSU is fueling a "girl power" movement.
With Hannah Stuelke returning, the Hawkeyes prepared for the Buffs' double-post play.
College player news:
Caitlin Clark's top five season quotes.
Gamecock Laeticia Amihere is taking basketball to girls in West Africa......teammate Chloe Kitts has the support of her peers.
Native Hailey Van Lith makes her triumphant return to Washington.
Notre Dame freshman KK Branford looks to continue acing her NCAA Tournament education.
The four Wade Trophy finalists.
Memphis' Jamirah Shutes allegedly punched Bowling Green's Elissa Brett in the post-game handshake line tonight. Police are investigating.
College coach news:
How Brenda Frese quickly turned a new roster into a Sweet 16 team.
Kim Mulkey is cautious about LSU's quick success.
Mulkey is what the Tigers needed, players say.
Yolett McPhee-McCuin has returned Ole Miss to relevance.
Grambling State has relieved coach Freddie Murray of duties.
Oregon State assistant coach Jenny Huth has left the program.
NCAA news:
Seattle is hosting the NCAA Tournament, with the ultimate goal to host the Final Four.
Is the next step for WBB a March Madness deal?
WNIT news:
Today's winners advance to the Elite 8.
WNBA news:
Tom Brady has become a minority owner for the Las Vegas Aces.
College team news:
South Carolina is an overwhelming favorite to win the National Championship.
Ohio State has a chance to end a 30-year drought against UConn in the Sweet 16.
Colorado has the mentality that they can beat anybody.
North Carolina says tourney parity is still an issue.
Illinois has a promising future with potential returnees.
College player news:
Regional finalists for the All-American team have been announced.
Angel Reese has lived up to the hype, her coach says.
Before Flau'jae thrived for LSU, she was a baseball phenom.
Jenna Johnson is Utah's team mom.
Quay Miller is ready for a triumphant Seattle homecoming with the Buffs.
Dyaisha Fair will return to Syracuse for a fifth year.
Four from Arizona have entered the transfer portal.
College coach news:
Chris Dailey has put her stamp on the UConn program.
New Minnesota coach Dawn Plitzuweit knows success starts with keeping the squad intact.
NCAA news:
Why the NCAA hosts championships in states with controversial laws.
