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Graham Hays checks in with instant analysis from Delaware's win over North Carolina that propelled the Blue Hens to their first Sweet 16.

Elena Delle Donne scored 33 points and got plenty of help from her teammates as Delaware downed North Carolina to reach its first Sweet 16.

The seed suggests Delaware might be a Cinderella. But the Blue Hens are right at home in their small gym.

Third-seeded North Carolina found a way to escape Albany. So how did the Tar Heels advance out of the first round.

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

From Toledo's Naama Shafir to Michigan's first 3-0 start in the Big Ten, Graham Hays wraps up all the week's top storylines.

Sure, Baylor and Maryland suffered upsets. But the Lady Bears and Terps shouldn't give the losses a second thought -- nor should we.

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.

A spot in the Sweet 16 is at stake for the teams in Monday's second-round matchups.

Monday Duke at North Carolina (ESPN2/ESPN3.com, 7 p.m. ET): The Blue Devils have won just once in their past six trips to Chapel Hill, so home-court advantage isn't without meaning. In terms of trends that have more to do with the players currently ...

Monday Oral Roberts at Oakland: With a 76-74 win against IPFW on Saturday, Oral Roberts completed a season sweep of the third-place Mastodons and improved to 10-0 in the Summit League. That leaves Oakland as the biggest obstacle in the way of a c...

Monday Iowa at Ohio State: The schedules are favorable for both of these Big Ten preseason favorites after this week, which also includes Iowa hosting Michigan State on Thursday, but that will be small comfort for Monday's loser. Iowa is both a dang...

Monday Connecticut at North Carolina (ESPN2/ESPN3.com, 7 p.m. ET): The Huskies picked apart the Tar Heels the past two seasons, showing what happens when a team that relies on size, speed and forcing mistakes meets a team with equal size and speed t...

UConn won its 54th consecutive game in Saturday's supposed showdown with No. 7 North Carolina. But the first half was one of the best performances the Huskies have ever had.

UConn hosts UNC on Saturday in Hartford in what has become an annual track meet in high-tops. But frenetic pace aside, the Tar Heels must take care of the ball and rebound to have a chance at toppling the No. 1 Huskies.

Three straight losses and the death of a dear friend in seven days. Monday morning can't come sooner for coach Sylvia Hatchell and North Carolina.