We're not getting a real NCAA Tournament bracket in 2020. So here's a fake one, based on everything we know about the season and some handy simulations.
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Gonzaga fell in the West Coast Conference semifinals, essentially making the bubble one spot smaller. Who was knocked out?
The NCAA Women's Basketball Committee revealed its top 16 seeds again on Monday and the UCLA Bruins earned a 2 seed. A look at their resume.
UCLA's loss to Washington cleared space for a new 2 seed in the field, and Northwestern is the perfect candidate in our latest bracketology.
NC State's losses last week meant there would be room for a new 1 seed in the bracket. Here's why it should be the Maryland Terrapins.
NC State has just one loss this season and is now sitting on the 1 line in the Fort Wayne regional. Stanford fell to a 2 seed with its loss to UCLA.
The NCAA Women's Basketball Committee has already given us the top 16 teams, if the tournament ended today. What would the rest of the field look like?
The NCAA women's basketball committee revealed its top 16 teams on Monday, and South Carolina would be the top overall seed if the season ended today.
DePaul is higher on our seed list than on most, but have the Blue Demons reached their ceiling? Our latest bracket projection is here.
The Big Ten does not have a 1, 2, or 3 seed, but still sends nine teams to the NCAA Tournament in the latest women's basketball bracketology.
Four of the top eight spots in this week's bracketology go to teams from the Pac-12, and the league only appears to be getting stronger.
This will be UConn's final season going undefeated in the American. Here's who's coming up behind the Huskies to challenge for an NCAA berth.
Nobody asked for this, so we're giving it to you. Let's break down the two-on-two game of the century, Karlie Samuelson on Ryan's Mystery Playdate.
Here's what Geno Auriemma had to say about his program and UConn athletics after it was formally introduced as a future member of the Big East.
It finally happened. UConn appears headed back to the Big East, and while fans rejoice, we examine what it means for women's basketball.
Princeton hired one of the most successful coaches in all of Division III, Carla Berube, who led Tufts to four consecutive Final Fours from 2014-17.
Former Iowa star Megan Gustafson will become the first active women's professional player to suit up in The Basketball Tournament.
The reigning champs will be without the league MVP this season, but Seattle still has the pieces to field a competitive team.
In Westbrook, the Huskies now have the former No. 2 recruit in the country and Tennessee's scoring and assist leader from last year.
UConn has snagged a pair of 2020 point guards who should be ready to contribute to the team and the highlight reels immediately.