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March Madness: Final Four Preview It's that time of year again, as March Madness is in full swing and the Final Four is set. The semifinal matchups feature a pair of No. 1 seeds, a No. 2 seed and a No. 11 seed, and each matchup is sure to be exciting. Here is a preview of each of the four matchups. Gonzaga vs. UCLA The first semifinal matchup is between the Gonzaga Bulldogs and the UCLA Bruins. The Bulldogs, who are a No. 1 seed, have been dominant all season, as they have lost only one game and have been one of the most consistent teams in the country. They are led by star forward Corey Kispert, who has been the team's leading scorer all season. The Bruins, who are a No. 11 seed, have been one of the biggest surprises of the tournament. They have been led by guards Johnny Juzang and Jaime Jaquez Jr., who have stepped up in the absence of injured star guard Chris Smith. This should be an exciting matchup between two teams that have both been impressive in the tournament. Houston vs. Baylor The second semifinal matchup is between the Houston Cougars and the Baylor Bears.
Jun. 19—The Golden State Valkyries have signed former Wayne High School standout and college national champion Bree Hall. The WNBA expansion club announced Wednesday night it had signed Hall, a rookie who spent four years at South Carolina, where she went to four Final Fours and won two national titles. A 6-foot-1 guard, Hall was drafted by the Indiana Fever in the second round of the WNBA ...
John Calipari parted ways with the program after 15 seasons in Lexington, leaving behind a national championship and two additional Final Fours. Kentucky then turned to former player Mark Pope to reset the program.
Sophie Cunningham had 16 points and 10 rebounds Indiana trailed 63-60 with 3:38 left in the third quarter before holding Atlanta without a field goal for the rest of the frame. The Fever scored the final four points of the third and opened the fourth on a 11-2 run to take an 80-67 lead. Indiana led by double figures the rest of the way.
INDIANAPOLIS — Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers need no introductions. Their resumes and fame, built through their illustrious high school and college careers, precede them. The former quickly put the WNBA on notice last season. The latter has done the same in 2025. Sunday marked the first pro matchup between Clark and Bueckers, who last played each other when Clark’s Iowa beat Bueckers’ UConn in the 2024 Final Four. The league’s last two No. 1 picks lived up to the hype at Gainbridge Fieldhouse