March Madness is known for bracket-busters and Cinderella runs, but upsets are rare in the women’s NCAA Tournament, and surprises have been few and far between. In fact, the lowest seed to ever ...

The NCAA women's basketball tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1994. Here's a look at the record by every seed, from the No. 1s through the No. 16s.

Oregon State women's basketball's Cinderella story came to a sudden ... their whole five-year career and never make it to March Madness.," Oregon State senior forward Kelsey Rees said.

Madness is known for its chaos, but some upsets sting more than others. From Duke’s jaw-dropping collapse in the 2025 Final Four to UMBC’s historic victory over Virginia in 2018, these are the biggest ...

Cinderella got sleepy quickly in this men's NCAA Tournament ... Houston, tip time, predictions and betting line for March ...

Hardaway was able to navigate the challenges that come with the current era of college basketball and lead the Tigers to a 29 ...

On a day when a judge heard arguments that will shape the future of college sports, some things never change: March Madness ...

Even with the successes of No. 1 seeds in the Final Four and championship game, there has only been two Final Fours in which ...

The Florida Gators, who trailed the whole game, flipped the script in the final seconds to take down the Cougars and clinch ...

As for the viewership numbers, the Huskies 2024 title barely did any better than the 2023 Tournament. UConn's first title of these two, which, again, came at the end of a Cinderella-filled March ...

Having a winning college sports team supposedly drives applications up and acceptance rates down. Sounds like a win-win, but ...

Our answer: Probably not. Chalk isn’t permanent marker. The concern is justified after both tournaments featured few shocking ...