Three of the four No. 1 seeds made it to the final weekend of the NCAA Tournament, with UCLA, South Carolina and Texas still dancing. The odd one out is No. 2 seed UConn, a team that should by no means be considered an underdog.

The women's Final Four features three No. 1 seeds (South Carolina, UCLA and Texas) and one No. 2 seed (UConn) and has the makings of an electric finish in the days ahead. So, which bets make the most sense for Friday's games?

Who will win the Sweet 16 games and move on in 2025 NCAA Women's Tournament bracket? Our best women's March Madness predictions are in

Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida will host its fourth Final Four this weekend. Here's a look at the 2008, 2015 and 2019 women's NCAA tournament games.

Paige Buckers, Madison Booker and Dawn Staley highlight the biggest names left in the NCAA women's Final Four. Here is a breakdown of the last teams standing.

If you are reading this, you likely know who Paige Bueckers is. Maybe you are also familiar with Lauren Betts, Maddie Booker and MiLaysia Fulwiley. But Meg Aronowitz, a senior vice president of production for ESPN and the company’s point person for its women’s basketball coverage,

For the fourth time this season, Texas women's basketball will play South Carolina with a trip to the national championship game is on the line.

The Women’s March Madness excitement continues today with the Elite Eight, starting at 7 PM ET as No. 1 Texas goes head-to-head with No. 2 TCU, followed by a match up between No. 1 USC vs No. 2 UConn at 9 PM on ESPN. See below to find out more on how to watch each game, scores, and more.