Bracketology: Arkansas Projected as 10-Seed
Despite a recent loss, the good news for the Hogs is that they are still projected to make the NCAA Tournament.
Women's March Madness bracket questions for Selection Sunday
Where the Nos. 1 and 2 seeds play in the regionals is as big of a question this Selection Sunday as which bubble teams will ...
March Madness: 2025 NCAA Women's Final Four coming to Florida
Madness has arrived, and the nation's top collegiate teams will compete at the NCAA Women's Final Four in Tampa.
Creighton vs. St. John's highlights: RJ Luis Jr.'s monster second half leads Red Storm to win
Zuby Ejiofor, the Big East’s Most Improved Player, leads St. John’s with seven points, three assists and two rebounds. RJ ...
March Madness 2025: NCAA Women's Tournament automatic bids, Selection Sunday, schedule, WBIT, WNIT
Madness with the 68-team NCAA Tournament, but 148 teams will take part in women's postseason tournaments in 2025. Other ...
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Tracking all 31 NCAA women's basketball conference tournaments, auto bids for 2025
Get ready — Selection Sunday is just around the corner. Of the 68 teams will make the field for the NCAA DI women's ...
March Madness 2025: Printable bracket for men's and women's basketball tournaments
After months of waiting, Selection Sunday is almost here. The 2025 NCAA men's tournament tips off in earnest on Tuesday with ...
Selection Sunday show time: TV channel, schedule for NCAA March Madness program
The Texas and Texas A&M basketball teams will find out if they will be playing in the NCAA Tournament on Selection Sunday.
Three questions UConn women’s basketball has to answer to reach championship goal in NCAA Tournament
The UConn women’s basketball team dominated the Big East Tournament, but the Huskies still have questions to answer as March ...
When does the NCAA Tournament start? A look ahead at March Madness
The NCAA Tournament will get underway later this month, with teams vying for two of the most coveted prizes in sports.
Women's March Madness teams are being paid for the first time - but here's why they're splitting $200 million less than the men
The NCAA will initially pay the women's March Madness teams 26% of the TV deal, which is the same percentage that the men's teams got in the first year that performance units were introduced (1991).