Four Final Four tickets were punched on Sunday.
The Gamecocks have had some close calls in their charge back to the Final Four. But a familiar face has helped them reset when things get dicey.
After being picked to finish 10th in the Pac-12, the Beavers blew away expectations by making a run to the Elite Eight and competing with No. 1 South Carolina to the end.
Can the UConn women join the men in the Final Four?
The Tigers will face Iowa on Monday in a rematch of last year's national championship game.
Indiana cut a 22-point South Carolina lead to two points.
When a 22-point lead nearly vanished in the closing minutes against Indiana, it took a team effort to gut out the victory. This is how the Gamecocks play ball.
Clark is a natural in the spotlight, but coach Lisa Bluder's deference to the superstar makes Iowa's situation more unique than most as the women's game grows bigger than ever.
The last remaining perfect entry in Yahoo's women's bracket challenge was eliminated with Oregon State's 70-65 win over Notre Dame.
The Gamecocks are looking dominant, but coach Dawn Staley wasn't exactly oozing with confidence after the SEC tournament.
It’s rather common to hear women’s basketball players grew up without watching the game they aspired to play at the highest level. But that's changing, and the extra exposure should have a huge impact on the next generation.
Clark and Bueckers have been the centers of attention since stepping foot on their respective campuses. They may have to go through each other to win it all this year.
Now that we're down to the final 16, let's take another look at every team from most to least likely to take home a national championship.
Caitlin Clark dropped 32 points to lead the Hawkeyes to a 64-54 win over West Virginia on Monday night in Iowa City.
Multiple scoring records fell on Monday as the last of the Sweet 16 tickets were punched.
Bueckers is back leading the Huskies into the Sweet 16 after two career-altering injuries.
We finally got a couple of upsets on Sunday, while a near-upset produced the best game of the day at Stanford. And the title favorite did what it was supposed to.
Bueckers is back.
Day 2 of the NCAA women's tournament was dominated by top seeds.
Katie Meier was first hired at Miami in 2005, and she led the program to 10 NCAA tournament appearances.
From a first-time tournament team to a prolific scorer, here is everything you need to know about the region before March Madness begins.
The road to a championship once again goes through undefeated South Carolina, which secured its second consecutive No. 1 overall seed.
South Carolina is a better-than-even-money favorite to win the national title again.
Clark's stardom may be a first for women's basketball. But it's reaching a crescendo because of all the women who pushed the game forward over the years.
Here's what you need to know ahead of an NCAA tournament that's loaded with more stars than ever before.
The first automatic bids are punched. Now it's a waiting game for most teams.
The best conference in women’s college basketball is no more.
Mass ejections with 2:08 remaining in the game left both teams shorthanded.
Some of college basketball's biggest stars take the stage on Sunday to fight for a guaranteed bid in the NCAA tournament.
Iowa star Caitlin Clark made more history on Sunday, passing Pete Maravich for the all-time scoring record.
The Gamecocks finished last regular season with the same perfect record before losing to Iowa in the Final Four.
Clark added another record to her incredible career Sunday. She's now the all-time leading scorer for both men and women after passing Pete Maravich.
South Carolina remains the No. 1 overall seed with a new entry to the seed line.
That includes college and pros.
Clark could pass Pistol Pete in her next game.
Clark led Iowa in scoring while recording the 16th triple-double of her career.
Only Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer has won more games than Geno Auriemma, though she's only six wins ahead of him.
South Carolina won its 42nd and 43rd consecutive regular season SEC games last week, but it wasn't easy.
Driesell retired in 2003 as the fourth-winningest NCAA Division I men’s basketball coach.
The Division II center set a single-game high for all divisions.
Clark has left her mark on college athletics in more ways than one on her record-breaking night.
Clark, a 6-foot senior point guard, eclipsed the all-time mark against Michigan in her 126th game.
Caitlin Clark has broken the NCAA Division I women’s scoring record. Yahoo Sports tracked Clark’s quest for the all-time scoring mark during every Iowa game.
Clark is the megastar of this era in women's college basketball, but how does she stack up against the legends of the game?
The undefeated South Carolina Gamecocks are the top team in the NCAA's first seeding.
Clark needs eight points to break Kelsey Plum's NCAA women's scoring record.
With less than a month left in the regular season, there's still plenty to sort out — namely, how the teams all fit in behind South Carolina.
South Carolina improved to 23-0 with a dominant effort against UConn.
Geno Auriemma trails only Mike Krzyzewski and Tara VanDerveer on the college basketball all-time wins list.
The Iowa star is on a heater as of late, and it could mean she'll break the all-time scoring record on the day of the Super Bowl.
