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Baylor's early exit has made the tournament a wide-open race. Here are five things to ponder heading into the Elite Eight.

UConn will face Vanderbilt in the first game of eight Monday. It will be Stefanie Dolson's height against Tiffany Clarke's quickness.

Connecticut took over No. 1 in The Associated Press women's basketball poll after routing Stanford over the weekend.

Baylor remained No. 1 in the ESPN/USA Today top 25 women's basketball coaches' poll, and UConn went to No. 2.

When the Sweet 16 gets under way on Saturday afternoon, some of the biggest stars on the court will be the smallest players on the court, the point guards.

The Sweet 16 is set. Time for some first impressions, including the fact the tournament has a much less predictable plot than the past two seasons.

Green Bay seeks its first trip to the Sweet 16 as the second round continues Tuesday, while the Miami-Oklahoma matchup in the Dayton Regional will be a quick-paced, guard-oriented matchup.

Florida taking down Marist, Temple playing big in Storrs and -- of course -- hot, hot, hot UConn. The experts break down the Trenton Regional.

Elena Delle Donne's decision to step away from UConn was a stunner. But although her move might have inspired memories of Nicole Kaczmarski and Nina Smith, the fact is that most highly touted recruits have gone on to play four years of college ball.

Barbara Turner hit a fadeaway 3-pointer with 1.8 seconds left and two defenders on her to give the second-seeded Huskies a 77-75 win Sunday night over Georgia in the Bridgeport Regional semifinal.

Tennessee made its 500th appearance in The Associated Press women's basketball poll, the first school to reach that figure. Duke, meanwhile, tightened its grip on No. 1.

Duke chopped a couple points off Tennessee's lead and North Carolina bumped LSU from the No. 3 spot it had held all season in The AP women's basketball poll.

Southeastern Conference rivals Tennessee, LSU and Georgia stood 1-2-3 in the AP poll on Monday, just the second time a league filled the leading three spots.

Sometimes, being wrong -- as in failing to pick UNC to upset UConn on Sunday -- doesn't feel so bad.

Whether they blow their whistles, officials are bound to decide the outcomes of games.

Pac-10 teams came close to knocking off UConn and Tennessee recently. But the near wins only left Pac-10 fans feeling frustrated.