Selection Monday is tomorrow and the bracket is finally starting to look final. Here's who's in, who's out, and who's in for a long wait tomorrow.
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Yesterday I touched on how there is very little difference between being a 1, 2, or 3 seed in this year's tournament. More on the very top today.
The major conferences are wrapping up their tournaments, and with it comes some minor shakeups at the top of the bracket.
George Washington knocked off Dayton, and at the same time, knocked somebody to the wrong side of the NCAA Tournament bubble.
Friday's conference tournament games caused some major shakeups in terms of seeding, but hasn't cost anyone a spot in the bracket. Yet.
Bubble teams nationwide are watching the Big Ten this week, and with Michigan State and Purdue both taking losses, others breathed a sigh of relief.
Conference tournaments are here and, already, we have some games coming up with huge bubble implications. Where we stand and what will change today.
It tends to happen as conference season wears on, and it's happening now: the power teams are overtaking the mid-majors. Latest bracket inside.
UConn put any talk about whether it deserved that top overall seed (was there really talk about this outside of Starkville?) to rest this week. With a reco...
As February gets underway, how is it that so many mid-major teams still have better resumes than many power conference schools?
The 1 seeds might be the easiest to predict this time around. After that, it gets messy. Our resident Bracketologist tries to make sense of it all.
Tennessee has taken a string of losses, but the Lady Vols also have a ton of good wins. How far should they drop this week?
Fresh off a win over Ohio State, Maryland is a 4 seed in our latest bracket. Elsewhere, Notre Dame and Oregon State swapped places.
The NCAA will reveal its top 16 teams, as they stand right now, Thursday night on ESPN. Here's how we think it will look.
The four 1 seeds stayed the same this week, but Tennessee and Oregon are knocking on the door. As for the bubble, the last team in is a mid-major.
UConn is the No. 1 overall seed, but who is projected to join them on the top line? And which bubble teams are on track to hear their names called?
Breanna Stewart's essay that ran on the Player's Tribune website Monday morning once again left me in awe of her. Here's why.
The Atlanta Dream have hired Sun assistant coach Nicki Collen as their new head coach, replacing Michael Cooper. The Dream went just 12-22 in 2017.
Associate head coach Katie Smith has been elevated to the head coaching position following Bill Laimbeer's exit last week.
The All-WNBA first and second teams are out, and the first team includes four MVP Award winners, including 2017 recipient Sylvia Fowles.