The two remaining No. 1 seeds – South Carolina and Virginia Tech – will take the court Saturday as the women's NCAA Tournament continues with the final Sweet 16 matchups. Updates:
The two remaining No. 1 seeds – South Carolina and Virginia Tech – will take the court Saturday as the women's NCAA Tournament continues with the final Sweet 16 matchups. Elite Eight spots are up for grabs.
The rest of the evening features No. 3 Ohio State vs. No. 2 Connecticut and No. 1 Virginia Tech vs. No. 4 Tennessee, which hasn't made it to the Elite Eight since 2016. The Sweet 16 for the NCAA women's basketball tournament tips off Saturday with action at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina, and Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle: ►No. 4 UCLA vs. No. 1 South CarolinaTime/TV: Saturday, 4:00 p.m.
The Elite Eight used to be such a given for Tennessee it was practically a part of its schedule. But the Lady Vols haven't gotten that far since 2016. This is really the first team that's looked to have the potential of the Tennessee teams of old, and its performances in the first two rounds reminded people why they were a trendy Final Four pick in the preseason.
“It’s important just because I have aspirations of wanting to coach,” said Tennessee’s Jordan Walker, a senior guard. “To be able to see Dawn Staley and Coach Yo in those positions it’s just like, wow, little Black girls, they can do it, too. It’s really inspiring. It makes you want to push harder, because the foot is in the doo. With three in the Sweet 16 right now, what can it be later down the line?”SEATTLE — Another day, another 30-point game from Caitlin Clark.
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