Connecticut blitzes Gonzaga to reach the Final Four
The Huskies look like the championship favorites heading to Houston after another double-digit rout.
By Ben Golliver2023 NCAA men’s basketball tournament bracket
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By Washington Post StaffHoot and holler: Florida Atlantic beats Kansas State to reach Final Four
The Owls' dream season continues into a fantasy as they earn a trip to Houston next weekend.
By Adam KilgoreConnecticut’s basketball dynasty just felt something new: Vulnerability
Connecticut's remarkable Final Four streak couldn't last forever. Enter Ohio State.
By Jerry Brewer2023 NCAA women’s basketball tournament bracket
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By Washington Post StaffTerps’ Hakim Hart announces for NBA draft, enters transfer portal
The senior guard still has a year of eligibility remaining, making his next stop uncertain.
By Emily GiambalvoFor Brenda Frese’s Terps, this gritty Elite Eight return is awfully sweet
Brenda Frese and Maryland finally blow past their Sweet 16 roadblock, thanks to heart, hustle and fight.
By Candace BucknerMaryland uses big second half to get past Notre Dame and into Elite Eight
The Terrapins will make their first Elite Eight appearance since they reached the Final Four in 2015.
By Kareem CopelandMarch Madness highlights: FAU, U-Conn. men reach Final Four; U-Conn. women fall in Sweet 16
The women's Sweet 16 concluded and two men's teams punched their tickets to the Final Four on a busy Saturday of March Madness action.
By Glynn A. Hill, Michael Errigo, Sally Jenkins and Adam KilgoreHow to bet the Elite Eight: U-Conn. can take down Gonzaga
Two teams will punch their tickets to the men’s Final Four on Saturday night. Here’s a look at the best betting angles.
By Matt BonesteelAs guards key tourney upsets, Gonzaga and Connecticut gladly stay big
Drew Timme and Adama Sanogo could well determine which team advances to the Final Four in Houston.
By Ben GolliverDusty May, student of Bob Knight, has FAU on cusp of the Final Four
“All I ever wanted to do was be a high school basketball coach in Indiana,” May said. The Owls will play in the Elite Eight on Saturday.
By Adam KilgoreAfter dismissing Xavier, No. 2 Texas is now the highest seed left standing
The second-seeded Longhorns overcame the loss of forward Dylan Disu to injury with a suffocating defense to earn a date in the Elite Eight with No. 5 seed Miami.
By Chuck CulpepperPrinceton’s magical run ends with Sweet 16 loss to Creighton
The No. 15 seed Tigers were the story of the first weekend of the NCAA tournament. But they ran into a Creighton team that was too much for them in the Sweet 16.
By Emily GiambalvoMarch Madness highlights: No. 1 seeds Alabama, Houston fall; Creighton ousts Princeton
San Diego State knocked off Alabama and Miami eliminated Houston in the men's bracket, while Louisville advanced to its fifth consecutive region final in the women's bracket.
By Glynn A. Hill and Spencer NusbaumSan Diego State ousts top-seeded Alabama as the No. 1s keep dropping
Aztecs overcome second-half deficit to earn their first trip to the Elite Eight. The Tide, the tournament's top overall seed, sees its tumultuous season crash to an end.
By Emily GiambalvoMiami sends Houston packing along with the rest of the No. 1 seeds
The Elite Eight will have no No. 1 seeds for the first time since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985.
By Chuck CulpepperLSU escapes against Utah and heads to the Elite Eight
Jenna Johnson missed two free throws late for the Utes and the Tigers held on for the Sweet 16 victory.
By Kareem CopelandAs Virginia Tech preps for Sweet 16, its all-American lets her sister shine
Elizabeth Kitley’s older sister Raven has become quite the celebrity around Blacksburg, Va.
By Gene WangHow to bet Friday’s Sweet 16 games: Houston can score on Miami
The Sweet 16 continues Friday. Will low-scoring games continue to be the trend?
By Matt BonesteelParity has hit women’s basketball — and top seeds are the victims
Are the events of last weekend an anomaly that fans should expect only once every 25 years, or does this represent a new normal?
By Adam Vachon