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Editor's note: This story was posted before USC announced that JuJu Watkins had suffered a season-ending knee injury and will miss the rest of the 2025 women's NCAA tournament. ESPN's Shams Charania reports that Watkins suffered a torn ACL in her right knee.
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The NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament was fortunate to have all four No. 1 seeds advance to the Sweet 16, but the event lost major star power with Monday's news that USC standout JuJu Watkins suffered a season-ending torn ACL in her right knee during the Trojans' win.
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STORRS, Conn. — With 3:38 left in the fourth quarter of UConn's second-round NCAA tournament win over South Dakota State, Huskies star Paige Bueckers checked out of the game for the final time at Gampel Pavilion to a standing ovation from 10,000-plus.
The 2025 women's NCAA basketball tournament is set to tip off as 64 teams look to win it all and make their mark on history. The UCLA Bruins clinched the overall No. 1 seed after a resounding Big 10 tournament win, and spent 12 weeks at No. 1 in the AP poll.
March Madness is here! After an exciting opening day of the women's NCAA tournament, we're back with 32 new teams in action on Day 2 of the first round. We're tracking all the action across all corners of the bracket, from the 2025 tournament debut of USC Trojans star JuJu Watkins to the start of Paige Bueckers' latest quest to finally win a title for the UConn Huskies.
It's legacy-making time in college basketball. What players do over the next few weeks can put them in the NCAA tournament history book forever. From Cheryl Miller to Sheryl Swoopes, from Chamique Holdsclaw to Diana Taurasi, from Candace Parker to Breanna Stewart, from A'ja Wilson to Arike Ogunbowale, and from Aliyah Boston to Angel Reese, March has been a time for stars winning the ultimate championship.