NCAA Final Four Set for Historic Showdowns in Men’s and Women’s Tournaments

Top seeds dominate as South Carolina aims for a repeat title, UConn’s Paige Bueckers shines, and all No. 1 seeds advance in the men’s bracket for the first time since 2008.

The women’s Final Four begins April 4 in Tampa, featuring South Carolina vs. Texas and UConn vs. UCLA, with South Carolina seeking its third title in four years.
UConn’s Paige Bueckers, averaging 35 points per game in her last three contests, leads the Huskies against UCLA and standout center Lauren Betts.
The men’s Final Four kicks off April 5 in San Antonio with Florida facing Auburn and Duke taking on Houston in a clash of elite programs.
Duke’s top-ranked offense, led by NBA prospect Cooper Flagg, will face Houston’s dominant defense, aiming to secure coach Kelvin Sampson’s first national title.
Florida, riding a 10-game winning streak, looks to replicate its regular-season victory over Auburn, while Auburn’s Johni Broome is cleared to play after injury concerns.