Te-Hina Paopao - South Carolina needs to come out 'punching first' - ESPN
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — South Carolina guard Te-Hina Paopao delivered a message to her teammates before their Elite Eight game against Duke on Sunday: Play with more toughness.
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Women's March Madness: Sweet 16 live analysis and scores - ESPN
Half of the Elite Eight is set. Which teams will join Duke, LSU, South Carolina and UCLA?
Men's March Madness 2025: Best bets for the Elite 8 - ESPN
The 2025 men's NCAA tournament continues Saturday and Sunday with the Elite 8 and things are only getting more exciting.
Former North Carolina star Tyler Hansbrough takes swipe at Duke after Blue Devils advance to Elite Eight
Nick Wright joins Colin Cowherd to discuss all four No. 1 seeds making the Sweet 16 and the lack of a Cinderella run in this year’s March Madness tournament.
NCAA Women's Tournament 2025: South Carolina on upset alert
The 2025 NCAA Women's Tournament continued Friday with the first day of Sweet 16 action.
Oluchi Okananwa, Duke top rival North Carolina, reach Elite 8 - ESPN
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Oluchi Okananwa recorded her third double-double of the season to lead ACC tournament champion Duke past North Carolina 47-38 Friday and into the Elite 8 of the women's NCAA tournament.
Women's March Madness: Sweet 16 live updates, scores - ESPN
The regional semifinals have arrived. The Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA tournament has tipped off, and by Friday night, four teams will be one step closer to Tampa.
Duke relies on length, elite athleticism to beat Arizona and advance to Elite Eight
NEWARK, N.J. — Peeking out from beneath the back-to-back 3-pointers by Anthony Dell'Orso in the opening four minutes, sneaking a glance from behind the double-clutch floater by Jaden Bradley that extended Arizona's early lead shortly thereafter, were the intermittent glimpses of fragility and fool's gold that seemed destined — desperate, even — to undermine any bid for an upset at Prudential Center on Thursday night. To drain the life from three separate fan bases whose allegiances here at the Sweet 16 were temporarily aligned and fused by a shared disdain for Duke, the top seed in the East Regional and a perennial national championship contender. That the Blue Devils' boast three potential lottery picks, including presumptive No. 1 selection Cooper Flagg, the five-star freshman sensation and front-runner to be named Naismith College Player of the Year, has begun to bathe this season with an air of inevitability.