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2025 March Madness cheat sheet: NCAA Tournament highlights and how to win your bracket

Here’s how to catch the college basketball’s most chaotic three weeks on television and streaming, plus what to know about tip-off time, the Final Four and more

The Guardian - US

March Madness Predictions: Dark Horses, Championship Picks and More for Women’s Tournament

Which No. 1 seed is in danger? Which mid-major teams are the best? And who will be cutting down the nets?

Sports Illustrated

Women’s College Basketball Watchability: South Carolina, Texas Clash in Top-Five Rematch

The Longhorns will get their shot at revenge back at home against the Gamecocks. Plus, a crosstown rivalry takes over Los Angeles.

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Sports Illustrated's Women's Basketball Preseason Top 25: Best- and Worst-Case Scenarios

The defending champion Gamecocks will be tough to beat, but some stacked contenders are dreaming big.

Sports Illustrated

Kansas State Soaks Coach and Dances in Locker Room After Upsetting No. 2 Iowa

The Hawkeyes are the latest high-ranked team to fall early in the 2023-24 season.

Sports Illustrated

Behind the AP Top 25 Poll: Why LSU is No. 1 on this preseason women’s basketball ballot

Paige Bueckers is back and so is Caitlin Clark, but can UConn or Iowa top LSU as the No. 1 team?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Way-too-early 2024 WNBA Draft big board, from Cameron Brink to Angel Reese

If Caitlin Clark declares, she's probably a slam-dunk lock to go first overall.

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Kansas State women end season with NCAA Tournament loss at North Carolina State

The Kansas State women’s basketball team’s dreams of making a deep run NCAA Tournament came to an end with an 89-57 loss against No. 1 seed North Carolina State on Monday at Reynolds Coliseum.

Tribune News Service

Kansas State’s Ayoka Lee sets NCAA women’s Div. I record with an incredible 61 points against Oklahoma

61 points on 30 shots! The other team only scored 65.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ayoka Lee Sets NCAA Division I Women's Single-Game Scoring Record With 61 Points

The Kansas State center scored 61 points against No. 14 Oklahoma.

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