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UConn, UCLA, Texas and South Carolina were the top four teams in the final regular-season Associated Press women's basketball Top 25 released Monday, matching the No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament that begins this week.
After several years away from the favorite spotlight, the UConn Huskies will go into the NCAA women's basketball tournament as the odds-on favorites to capture a record-extending 13th national championship.
Five teams — Duke, Michigan, Arizona, Purdue and Houston — were national title favorites at different points of the college basketball season. With the NCAA men's tournament field set, three teams have separated themselves in the eyes of the oddsmakers.
Get your popcorn ready because this NCAA tournament could be one of the best in recent memory. The top seeds are elite programs with the potential to cut down the nets. The underdogs are dangerous, too.
Well, after 4½ months of play, the bracket for the 2026 men's NCAA tournament is set with the 68 teams that will vie for the national title.
UConn was awarded the No. 1 overall seed in the women's NCAA tournament on Sunday and enters March Madness needing six more victories to complete the seventh undefeated season in school history.
For the past three decades or so, I've printed out a blank bracket on Selection Sunday to fill out as the NCAA tournament is announced. I used to hem and haw over my selections for days, and it never worked out, so now we're taking tinkering out of the process and revealing my bracket picks… instantly.
Duke is the top overall seed for this year's men's NCAA tournament, bringing an 11-game winning streak, a 32-2 record and player of the year favorite Cameron Boozer into the three-week hoops free-for-all known as March Madness.