The country’s deepest team faces the national player of the year for all the marbles in the women’s N.C.A.A. tournament.

Alabama kept things close for most of the game, but UConn proved too much, and the Huskies will face Purdue for the title.

UConn has dominated throughout the N.C.A.A. tournament. Can Alabama outscore the Huskies?

The Boilermakers’ star Zach Edey finished with 20 points and kept the Wolfpack’s D.J. Burns in check.

The Final Four game was viewed by an average of 14.2 million people and peaked at 17 million viewers.

D.J. Burns and the underdog Wolfpack look to spoil Zach Edey and Purdue’s quest for their first national championship.

Can North Carolina State continue its Cinderella run? Rival coaches believe D.J. Burns isn’t the only reason the Wolfpack are thriving.

South Carolina vs. Iowa is the ending we all wanted, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

Against UConn with a national title game berth on the line, Clark’s 15 second-half points were as important as any she’s ever scored.

The Huskies were up by as many as 12 in the first half, but the Hawkeyes, led by Hannah Stuelke’s 23 points, stormed back.