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Notre Dame beat Duke to reach its third straight Final Four, where the Irish will meet UConn for a fourth time this season.

Since losing in the Sweet 16 her freshman year, Skylar Diggins has helped build a culture at Notre Dame that anything less than a Final Four is not acceptable. Tuesday, the senior led the Irish to their third straight Final Four. Now, she hopes to finally secure a championship.

A defense that remains a complete headache for opponents might be Duke's key to upsetting Notre Dame. Just don't expect it to be pretty.

Duke advanced to the Elite Eight after beating Nebraska.

Sure, Notre Dame will likely see another player break the scoring record Skylar Diggins set Sunday en route to another regional final berth. Will they do it with the point guard's same mastery? Likely not.

One of the must-see point guard matchups, Skylar Diggins and Angel Goodrich are no strangers to the spotlight. There's also a lot of mutual respect between the two.

Point guard play will figure prominently in Norfolk as Skylar Diggins tries to steer Notre Dame to a third consecutive Final Four.

For all but one team, the season will end at some point this month or in early April. Nebraska-Omaha already has exited. Now let's see what the rest of the country does.

After helping Duke rally to win after losing its All-American point guard, Tricia Liston nabbed our weekly honor.

Some say there's no such thing as a must-win game in early February. But for Michigan and LSU, victories made Sunday the biggest day of the season.

Both hope to end the season in New Orleans, but on Sunday, Duke dominated while Kentucky couldn't keep up with its opponent.

After looking like it belonged on the court in the first half, Duke looked like it didn't want to be there in the second half as Kelly Faris and Connecticut took control and cruised to victory.

Hampered by an ankle injury for a large part of the season so far, Bria Hartley is finally looking healthy and on top of her game. That could be bad news for unbeaten Duke in Big Monday's matchup.

From Duke delivering in its first real test of the season to Maryland's saving grace among a rash of injuries, Graham Hays wraps up all the top storylines.

Florida State is off to a 5-0 start, Nebraska's Lindsey Moore is emerging as one of the nation's top point guards and Elena Delle Donne has returned to the court at Delaware.

That the Blue Devils sweated out the second half in a 96-80 win against Vanderbilt was only because the temperature in the sweltering gym in Nashville hovered somewhere between those two point totals throughout the game.