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2023 March Madness: What to watch for as South Carolina faces Iowa, LSU takes on Virginia Tech in women’s NCAA Final Four

This year’s March Madness has lived up to the hype, with defending NCAA champions — No. 1-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks — riding a 42-game win streak dating back to the 2022 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship. Also back for this weekend’s tournament finale are the Louisiana State Tigers, back in the women’s Final Four for the first time in 15 years, and the Iowa Hawkeyes, who are dancing for the first time in three decades and boast the nation’s top player in Caitlin Clark. The top-seeded Virginia Tech Hokies round out the Final Four, where they’ll play in the semis for the first time ever.

Purdue's Zach Edey near-unanimous AP men's Player of the Year

Zach Edey spent the days after Purdue's historic NCAA tournament loss lying low, his phone turned off, along with the rest of the outside world.

Canadian big man Zach Edey named AP men's college basketball player of the year

Zach Edey spent the days following Purdue's historic NCAA Tournament loss lying low, his phone turned off, along with the rest of the outside world.

Indiana's Teri Moren wins AP Coach of the Year

DALLAS — Teri Moren has led Indiana to some unprecedented heights this season.

How each women's Final Four team can win the 2023 NCAA title

The 2023 women's NCAA tournament is the gift that keeps on giving. So often the potential dream matchups so many envision on Selection Sunday never materialize.

Women's Final Four 2023 - Ranking the top 25 players in March Madness

The 2023 women's Final Four is set, and for just the second time — and first since 1993 — Iowa has advanced to the national semifinals.

How to watch the 2023 women's Final Four on ESPN and ESPN+

During the thrilling 2023 March Madness run, women's basketball fans saw the first Elite Eight since 1985 that did not include UConn, Stanford or Tennessee. Iowa, LSU, Virginia Tech and South Carolina are officially headed to the Final Four.

Georgia OL prospect the first commit for new Notre Dame OL coach Joe Rudolph

New Notre Dame offensive line coach Joe Rudolph pulled in his first recruit by continuing to chase a prospect he initially wanted at his last job. Three-star offensive lineman Anthonie Knapp (Roswell High School; Ga.) committed to the Irish on Wednesday afternoon, picking Notre Dame over Rudolph’s former employer, Virginia Tech, as well as Georgia Tech and North Carolina.

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2023 March Madness: What to watch for as South Carolina faces Iowa, LSU takes on Virginia Tech in women’s NCAA Final Four

Purdue's Zach Edey near-unanimous AP men's Player of the Year

Canadian big man Zach Edey named AP men's college basketball player of the year

Indiana's Teri Moren wins AP Coach of the Year

How each women's Final Four team can win the 2023 NCAA title

Women's Final Four 2023 - Ranking the top 25 players in March Madness

How to watch the 2023 women's Final Four on ESPN and ESPN+

Georgia OL prospect the first commit for new Notre Dame OL coach Joe Rudolph