Top Seeds Dominate as Men's Final Four and Women's Tournament Takes Shape
All four No. 1 seeds have advanced to the men's Final Four, while UCLA and South Carolina lead the way in the women's tournament.
馃帀 Men’s Final Four Recap
Four No. 1 seeds–Auburn, Duke, Houston, and Florida–advanced to the men’s Final Four, marking only the second time since 1979 that all four top seeds have made it this far. Each team showcased remarkable talent and determination.
- Auburn defeated Michigan State 70-64, with Johni Broome contributing significantly with 25 points and 14 rebounds, even after recovering from an injury scare during the game.
- Duke also had an impressive performance against Alabama, winning 85-65 thanks to a strong showing from their freshman trio.
- Houston cruised past Tennessee 69-50, demonstrating their defensive prowess.
- Florida rallied to a nail-biting 84-79 victory over Texas Tech.
In women’s basketball, UCLA and South Carolina also made headlines by reaching the Final Four, both needing tough performances to secure their spots. UCLA beat LSU 72-65, marking a historic moment for the program.
Controversies surrounding coaching decisions, particularly Kevin Willard’s exit from Maryland for Villanova, have also emerged, making headlines in this whirlwind of tournament activity.
As the tournaments progress, all eyes will be on the teams vying for national titles.
