NCAA Womens basketball updates

Tonight 10 pm - 3 seed UCLA will play 14 seed Wyoming! Can UCLA top player Natalie Chou help her team move on?

With 2 minutes left in the fourth and up 20 - it looks like Texas will easily defeat Bradley. No surprise...

NCAA vice president for basketball Dan Gavitt has now apologized to women athletes. He acknowledges that the NCAA has fallen short in supporting the NCAA WBB tournament.

The Belmont WBB team is now on a 15 game win streak. Can they make it 16 later this week against 4 seed Indiana ?

Upset alert! Number 5 seed Gonzaga falls to 12 seed Belmont 64-59 today in the first round.

UConn freshman Paige Bueckers has set the all time leading scoring record in a tournament debut for UConn WBB!!! Bueckers says they want to continue to win for her coach who is home with COVID-19.

Which rookie performed the best in their tournament debut?

Top Seed UConn's coach Geno Auriemma has tested positive for COVID-19. Leaving the team without their leader for both the first and second round.

After so much criticism the NCAA WBB weight room has been redone.

"To me, she's the most exciting player in college basketball right now." -Sue Bird on Caitlin Clark Clark scored 23 points and had seven rebounds and seven assists in No. 5 seed Iowa's 87-72 win over No. 12 Central Michigan.

Tonight! 4pm EDT - 2 seed Maryland takes on 15 seed Mount St. Marys. Can this 15 seed upset the top scoring offense in the country?

UConn freshman All-American Paige Bueckers said on an AP Twitter chat Thursday night. “It’s more of a principle thing. It’s not just a weight room that’s a problem. It’s the inequality of the weight rooms that’s the problem.

Stanford claims they will not be affected by the hotel stay for the NCAA tournament. Covid regulations in Santa Clara forced the team into a nine week hotel stay prior.

Is the fact that the NCAA tournaments are driven by money an excuse for the differences between the men and women's facilities?

With both the mens, and women's NCAA tournament starting the gender inequalities have been all over social media. NCAA Senior Vice President of women’s basketball Lynn Holzman said Thursday night they would try to quickly improve the equipment available at the tournament