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Beth Mowins and Tim Welsh discuss how Syracuse held on after a controversial no goaltending call at the end to win by 2, 63-61....

ESPN play-by-play announcer Beth Mowins is a busy woman for the next 18 days.

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ESPN.com's experts predict the winners of Sunday's Final Four games.

While others wait, Ta'Shia Phillips works. While others wonder if the rebound will come their way, she makes sure to get there first. And that's why Phillips and Xavier are the non-BCS team to watch this season.

The score says Duke won. But Maryland still had plenty to feel good about after its 68-65 loss Monday.

By jumping on opponents in the first four minutes of every game, Florida has stormed to a 10-1 start and No. 24 ranking this season.

Once upon a time, before North Carolina, Maryland and Duke took over the top of the ACC, Virginia was a Final Four regular. Junior Monica Wright hopes to help the Cavs return to the upper echelon.

As a freshman, Marissa Coleman helped Maryland capture a national title. But two NCAA tournament disappointments later, Coleman's college career has come down to one more chance to add another championship.

Will the chalk continue to hold in New Orleans? Can Sweet 16 newcomer Louisville keep riding its momentum (and Angel McCoughtry)? Can the Cowgirls keep up with Sylvia Fowles?

Florida State got an 11th seed on Selection Monday, an NCAA berth most didn't see coming. But now, after shocking sixth-seeded Ohio State 60-49, the Seminoles are on to the second round.

From the ACC to SEC, find out which teams our columnists and contributors think will take home the regular-season league titles.

From the ACC to the SEC, we identify the favorites, contenders and story lines to watch as the 2007-08 season tips off.

With two of the stingiest defenses in the nation colliding in the Final Four, points will be at a premium when LSU and Rutgers play Sunday.

When LSU and UConn met earlier this season, Huskies point guard Renee Montgomery outshined her Lady Tigers counterpart Erica White. Whomever wins the battle Monday will likely lead her team to the Final Four.

Welcome to The Show! On Monday, in the middle of the second weekend of the women's NCAA Tournament, Beth Mowins will stop by to break down the action! So, send in your questions now and then join Beth Monday at 4 p.m. ET!...

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