March Madness highlights Arkansas upsets No. 1 Kansas; No. 15 Princeton into Sweet 16

Here’s what to know

• The biggest result on the men’s side came early Saturday evening, when No. 8 Arkansas knocked off defending champion and No. 1 seed Kansas. No. 15 Princeton’s run continued, as the Tigers dominated their matchup with No. 7 Missouri and secured a trip to the Sweet 16. Tennessee and San Diego State advanced earlier in the day, while Houston and Texas both held off challenges later.
• Eleven-time women’s champion Connecticut opened its tournament with a dominant 43-point win over Vermont. Among the top players to watch, injured Indiana star Mackenzie Holmes didn’t play in the Hoosiers’ win over Tennessee Tech, while Tennessee’s Rickea Jackson helped the Volunteers beat Saint Louis. Villanova’s Maddy Siegrist led the Wildcats past Cleveland State — and became a 1,000-point scorer in the process.
• The full men’s bracket can be found here. The women’s bracket is here. All of The Washington Post’s latest NCAA tournament coverage is here.