The women's March Madness has reached the Final Four stage, with South Carolina, NC State, Iowa, and UConn set to compete for a place in the national championship game. South Carolina, led by coach Dawn Staley, aims to cap off an undefeated season, while Iowa's Caitlin Clark looks to secure a historic title. The games will be broadcast on ESPN, with South Carolina facing NC State and Iowa taking on UConn in must-watch matchups.
Caitlin Clark led Iowa to the Women's NCAA Tournament Final Four after a remarkable performance against LSU, setting up a highly anticipated matchup against UConn. Predictions favor Iowa due to Clark's exceptional play, with ESPN giving UConn a 60.6% chance of winning. The game is set for Friday, April 5 at 9:00 p.m. ET, and will be broadcast on ESPN and available for streaming on ESPN+.
The women's NCAA tournament's Final Four is set with South Carolina, Iowa, UConn, and NC State advancing. South Carolina remains the favorite to win their third national title, while Iowa's Caitlin Clark aims to lead her team to its first national title. UConn's Paige Bueckers has been a standout player, leading her team to the program's 23rd Final Four despite facing multiple injuries. NC State's improbable journey to the Final Four has been fueled by Aziaha James' impressive performance.
The Women's March Madness continues with the Elite Eight games today, featuring matchups between 1 seed Iowa and 3 seed LSU, as well as 1 seed USC and 3 seed UConn. The games will be broadcast on ESPN and can be streamed on the ESPN app, Women’s March Madness Live app, and Fubo, with notable players like Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, JuJu Watkins, and Paige Bueckers taking the stage.
The NCAA discovered discrepancies in the dimensions of the 3-point lines on the court at Portland's Moda Center during the women's NCAA Tournament Regionals, with one end of the court having a different distance than the other. Despite this, the coaches of the teams playing on the court decided to proceed with the games rather than delaying them. The NCAA has stated that the court will be adjusted before the upcoming Elite Eight matchup. This issue was only brought to light on Sunday, and it has raised concerns about the impact on the games played at the venue.
South Carolina beats Oregon State to secure a spot in the Final Four, while Texas faces N.C. State in the Elite Eight. The Los Angeles Times updates a controversial column after criticism from LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey. Iowa's Molly Davis is doubtful for the Elite Eight due to a knee injury. The Sweet 16 games saw LSU, Iowa, USC, and UConn advance to the Elite Eight.
The women's NCAA tournament Elite Eight matchups are set, with South Carolina facing Oregon State and Texas taking on NC State on Sunday, followed by Iowa versus LSU and Southern California against UConn on Monday. The Final Four will take place on Friday, April 5th, and the National Championship game is scheduled for Sunday, April 7th.
The women's NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 games feature top teams and players like Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Paige Bueckers. The day's schedule includes LSU vs. UCLA, Iowa vs. Colorado, USC vs. Baylor, and UConn vs. Duke. Notably, Caitlin Clark is set to play against Colorado, and USA Basketball has named her to the 2024 Olympics training camp roster. The tournament's star power and game locations promise an exciting viewing experience for fans.
The Sweet 16 of the Women's March Madness is set with top teams like South Carolina, Notre Dame, Stanford, Texas, UCLA, Iowa, USC, and UConn vying for a spot in the Elite Eight. ESPN's experts preview and predict the outcomes of each regional semifinal game, highlighting key players and factors that could influence the results. With individual star power and potential upsets on the horizon, the stage is set for intense matchups and thrilling basketball action.
The women's NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 continues with top seeds South Carolina and Texas in action on Friday. South Carolina will face Indiana, while Texas takes on Gonzaga. The tournament is being broadcast on ESPN and ABC, with the first game starting at 2:30 p.m. ET. Experts Nancy Armour and Lindsay Schnell have made their picks for the Sweet 16 matchups.
The women's NCAA tournament continues with eight second-round games, featuring top-seeded Iowa and Caitlin Clark, as well as USC and JuJu Watkins. Notre Dame dominates Ole Miss in the first half, while the tournament games are airing and streaming across ESPN's channels. The schedule for Monday's games is provided, and the ESPN family of networks will carry all the women's tournament games. Additionally, notable players to watch and key matchups are highlighted, along with insights into standout players like Caitlin Clark and Hannah Hidalgo.
In a surprising upset, seventh-seeded Duke defeated Ohio State 75-63 in the women's March Madness, while other top teams also faced unexpected losses. Winners include Duke's Reigan Richardson, Baylor's Nicki Collen, LSU's Angel Reese, and the impressive performances of NCAA Tournament rookies. Losers include Ohio State guards' poor shooting, North Carolina's lopsided loss to South Carolina, and the impact of injuries on teams like Baylor and Notre Dame.
The women's NCAA tournament continues with second-round games, including LSU's dominant win over Middle Tennessee State and South Carolina's overwhelming victory against North Carolina. Oregon State leads against Nebraska at halftime, while Duke upsets Ohio State to advance to the Sweet 16. The tournament schedule, game locations, and notable player performances are also highlighted.
The 2024 women’s NCAA Tournament saw Paige Bueckers make a triumphant return with a stellar performance for UConn, while Syracuse's Dyaisha Fair led her team to a comeback win. Balanced scoring attacks and the passionate representation of HBCUs by Jackson State's coach were also highlights. However, UCLA faces trouble with an injured key player, and lower-seeded teams struggled to hold onto leads. Meanwhile, the West Virginia-Princeton game dragged on with excessive fouls, and West Virginia's coach backtracked on trash-talking Caitlin Clark.
The women's NCAA tournament continues with 16 first-round games, featuring top seeds Iowa and USC. UConn's Paige Bueckers scores 28 points in a dominant win over Jackson State, while Caitlin Clark and Iowa face a slow start against Holy Cross. Notre Dame, Indiana, and Tennessee also secure victories in their respective matchups. The tournament is airing and streaming across ESPN's family of channels, with USA TODAY Sports providing live updates, scores, and analysis throughout the day.
