Day three of the women's NCAA Tournament has all but wrapped up and for the third straight day, there was not much excitement. There were a few goods and a few bads and to recap that, here are three winners and three losers from Sunday's action.
Outside of a few games on the slate, everything pretty much went the way that it was expected to go.
Odom will hope to get Virginia back to national relevance and back to a familiar place in the NCAA Tournament.
For the first time in program history, the William & Mary Tribe will be playing in their first Round of 64 game in program history.
For the first time in program history, the Columbia Lions will be playing a game in the first round of the women's NCAA Tournament. The Lions overcame a 13-point halftime deficit to knock off the Washington Huskies, 63-60, in a First Four game in Chapel Hill, N.C., avenging a loss to Vanderbilt in the First Four last season.
This season's No. 1 seeds may be as dominant as they've ever been in the history of the women's tournament.
For the first time since his shocking heel turn at the Elimination Chamber, John Cena has returned to WWE television. Cena showed up on Monday Night Raw in Brussels, Belgium to a chorus of boos.
The women's NCAA Tournament bracket was revealed shortly after the men's bracket and there were a couple of surprises.
As we all know, the tournament never goes according to the seeding and there are always surprises up and down the brackets. With that being said, here are five potential teams to watch out for in the tournament.
Headed into the Big Ten conference tournament, the Michigan Wolverines were on a three-game losing streak and it looked like they might be a quick exit.
With the win, Florida has all but guaranteed itself a No. 1 seed when the NCAA Tournament bracket is revealed Sunday night.
Tre Donaldson played hero and sent the Wolverines to the conference championship game.
The Wisconsin Badgers will be in the Big 10 Championship Game for the second straight season.
The Fran McCaffery era of Iowa basketball has come to an end.
The women's NCAA Tournament bracket is set. Now college basketball fans can finally start filling out their own brackets. Here are 10 players to know.
The dream season for the Louisville Cardinals continued Thursday night with a buzzer-beating win over the Stanford Cardinal.
March is officially here. Ole Miss advanced to the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament on Thursday with a game-winner from point guard Sean Pedulla.
The old saying is that it's hard to beat a team three times in one season. That rang ever so true Sunday afternoon in the Big 10 championship game between the No. 4 UCLA Bruins and No. 2 USC Trojans.
For the third straight season and ninth time in program history, the South Carolina Gamecocks have won the women's SEC basketball championship.
In what was a highly anticipated top-20 showdown to close out the Big Ten regular season, No. 8 Michigan State cruised to a 79-62 rivalry win over No. 17 Michigan on Sunday.
For the first time in their program history, the High Point Panthers will be playing in the NCAA Tournament.
After scoring 110 points against Alabama just two weeks ago, it appeared that Missouri was one of the nation's best teams and would be rolling into March with a ton of momentum.
The loss destroyed Michigan's chance at the Big Ten title.
Just a few weeks after it looked like both the North Carolina Tar Heels and Arkansas Razorbacks were on the brink of missing the NCAA Tournament, both teams have played their way right into it.