After a first day of big wins, some upsets and good basketball all around, March Madness continued on Saturday. The NCAA women’s tournament finished the first round with 16 games. The ESPN family of networks will televise the entire tournament, culminating with the national championship game on April 2 on ABC.
#1 Indiana 77, #16 Tennessee Tech 47 (recap)
#4 Tennessee 95, #13 Saint Louis 50 (review)
No. 3 Ohio State 80, No. 14 James Madison 66 (recap)
#9 Miami 62, #8 Oklahoma State 61 (review)
#12 Florida Gulf Coast 74, #5 Washington State 63 (review)
#2 UConn 95, #15 Vermont 52 (Retrospective)
#12 Toledo 80, #5 Iowa State 73 (review)
#6 North Carolina 61, #11 St. John’s 59 (review)
#4 Villanova 76, #13 Cleveland State 59 (review)
#7 Baylor 78, #10 Alabama 74 (Retrospective)
#6 Colorado 82, #11 Middle Tennessee 60 (review)
#5 Louisville 83, #12 Drake 81 (review)
#5 Oklahoma 85, #12 Portland 63 (review)
#3 Duke 89, #14 Iona 49 (review)
#4 Texas 79, #13 East Carolina 40 (recap)
#4 UCLA 67, #13 Sacramento State 45 (review)
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The No. 11 Mississippi State Women turns No. 6 Creighton on its head after the First Four win
South Carolina opens the title defense with a dominant win over Norfolk State
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Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark and International Player of the Year debate
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How Washington State embraced its tight-knit team and a song by Shania Twain in a surprise run in March
Bracket Tips: Iowa, UConn are non-no. 1 seeds that could walk plus trending picks
Power Rankings: South Carolina easily No. 1; Duke, LSU and UCLA are trending down
Greenville 1 preview: Olivia Miles’ injury tarnishes Notre Dame’s chances; Portland might surprise
Greenville 2 Preview: Maddy Siegrist puts on a show; LSU faces the test
Seattle 3 Preview: Tennessee Looks To Break Through; Watch out for UConn
Seattle 4 Preview: Texas Aims for Breakthrough; Worth seeing is Louisville’s #5 seed story
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Printable women’s bracket for March Madness
Records: Who has won the most championships, made the most Final Fours and more in women’s basketball?
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