Duke women’s basketball has made a deep run into this year’s NCAA Tournament so far, but in order to get to the Final Four, they’ll have to knock out

It's Duke women's basketball vs South Carolina in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday afternoon. Follow our live score updates.

Tennessee lets the clock run down as Houston celebrate reaching their seventh Final Four in program history.

No. 1 seed Houston is headed to the Final Four for the second time in the past five seasons after imposing its will on No. 2 seed Tennessee for a 69-50 win in the Elite Eight on Sunday. The Cougars used a masterful defensive effort to build a 22-point first half lead and then held on late for their 17th consecutive victory.

Just as they did in the 2024 NCAA Tournament, Duke and Houston will play in March Madness this season. This time it’s in the Final Four national semifinals at San Antonio.

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Houston’s relentless, harassing defense had Tennessee’s shooters dancing around. Now, the Cougars are two-stepping it back to Texas. L.J.

Lauren Betts scores 17 despite sitting the entire second quarter, Gabriela Jaquez adds 18 and Timea Gardiner finishes with 15 as the Bruins defeat LSU 72-65 to advance to the Final Four, where

The last perfect women’s NCAA Tournament has been busted. Top-seeded UCLA's 72-65 win over LSU on Sunday ended the final perfect bracket out of 3.2 million on ESPN’s bracket tracker. The final flawless brackets on the CBS Sports platform ended with TCU's 71-62 win over Notre Dame on Saturday.

With Lauren Betts, Gabriela Jaquez and Kiki Rice leading the way, UCLA gets revenge over LSU and advances to the Final Four for the first time in a 72-65 win.

Despite 28 points from Flau'jae Johnson and 15 from Aneesah Morrow, the Tigers are eliminated from the NCAA Tournament in the Elite Eight by the Bruins, 72-65.

Lauren Betts scored 17 points despite sitting out the entire second quarter, but it was Gabriela Jaquez's 18 points that made a statement.

It was UCLA's 10th 3-pointer night -- the key to their offense against an LSU team that shut them down in the paint all night. UCLA scored just 16 in the paint after dominating that part of the floor all tournament.