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The Indianapolis Star on MSN · 4h

March Madness 2025: NCAA Women's Tournament automatic bids, Selection Sunday, schedule, WBIT, WNIT

Madness with the 68-team NCAA Tournament, but 148 teams will take part in women's postseason tournaments in 2025. Other events include the Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament (WBIT) and the Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT).

Yahoo Sports · 12h

March Madness: Will Big Ten finally break through and win NCAA women's title?

The Big Ten has only won a single NCAA women's basketball title, and that was before the turn of the century. With the Los Angeles schools now in the fold, is this the year the league finally wins it all?

Sporting News · 5h

Women's March Madness bracket predictions: Projecting the field of 68 for 2025 NCAA Tournament

The Sooners lost 93-75 to South Carolina in the SEC semifinals. The tandem of junior center Raegan Beers (17.5 ppg.) and senior guard Peyton Verhlurst (14.9 ppg.) are formidable. Oklahoma has not advanced to the Sweet 16 since 2013.

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Who's going dancing? These teams have already qualified for 2025 March Madness

The fields for the men's and women's 2025 NCAA Tournaments are starting to take shape. Here are the March Madness bound ...

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USF women top North Texas in AAC tourney, now 1 win from NCAA berth

An outspoken opponent of March Madness selection criteria, USF coach Jose Fernandez has openly bemoaned the advanced metrics ...

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Here’s Where to Score 2025 March Madness Tickets Online (Even if They Sell Out)

Here’s how to buy 2025 March Madness tickets online, including tips on how find deals on championship tickets for the men's ...

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Countdown to March Madness: Dates and host cities for the 2025 NCAA Tournaments

The calendar has flipped to March, meaning college basketball madness is right around the corner. The 2025 men’s and ...

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March Madness is coming, and women's players are calling out abuse on social media

An NCAA study released last fall found female college athletes are targeted for online abuse three times as much as male ...

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