The NCAA has certainly remembered the Alamodome, which has again become a No. 1 spot. All four No. 1 seeds in this season’s NCAA Tournament made it to the Final Four.

Women's Final Four is a story of two very different types of team. On one side, you have UConn and South Carolina. Two juggernauts in the sport over the last decade (or in the case of the Huskies, the last generation-plus).

The SEC regular-season champion Tigers face the conference tournament-winning Gators on Saturday in the first all-SEC matchup in the history of the Final Four.

The Final Four is loaded, which means betting the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament is harder than ever. Get the latest NCAA Tournament MOP odds and our expert pick here.

How tall is UCLA women's basketball star center Lauren Betts? Here's what you need to know going into Friday's Final Four game vs. UConn.

Every No. 1 seed is in the Final Four for just the second time in NCAA Tournament history and first time since 2008. Seeding, by the way, began in 1979.  What lies ahead has a chance to go down as the best Final Four in modern history.

I feel like I’ve had a year of ‘pinch-me’ moments,” said Ben Kelly-Blum, a Santa Rosa High grad with an up-close seat for one of the biggest events in sports.

Several projected first-round picks for the upcoming NBA draft will be playing in San Antonio in the Final Four.