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We have an extra day to debate the bracket, but what's there to debate?

We're all supposed to love upsets, and hats off to Louisville for pulling one of the biggest. But when Baylor's Brittney Griner, the best women's college player this season isn't playing in the Final Four, won't it feel like something important is missing?

Tennessee advanced to the Elite Eight after beating Oklahoma in the Oklahoma City Regional semifinals Sunday.

Baylor and Tennessee are together again. If chalk holds, the Final Four could be a repeat of 2012. And of course, Baylor could again be doing the last dance in New Orleans. Yes, this year's bracket looks awfully familiar.

Mechelle Voepel gives her first impressions of the 2012 NCAA tournament bracket, including which teams are most happy (or most frustrated) by their seeds.

A year after getting shocked by the 2011 bracket, coach Kim Mulkey and Baylor are ready for whatever comes their way in the 2012 field.

There are times when you just kind of wonder if the NCAA selection committee really believes the seeds it gives out. As soon as this year's bracket came out, No. 10 seed Marist versus No. 7 seed Iowa State looked like an easy upset pick lit up in neo...

Might the game's biggest rivalry finally get its next chapter? With no disrespect to the other 62 teams, here's hoping UConn and Tennessee meet up in the national semifinals.

Did you think you knew just how this women's NCAA tournament was going to turn out? Well, yes, UConn remains the big favorite. But a whole lot else has gone haywire on most people's brackets. After a Sunday of upsets in which 10th-seeded Vermont...

Did you think you knew just how this women's NCAA tournament was going to turn out? Well, yes, UConn remains the big favorite. But a whole lot else has gone haywire on most people's brackets. After a Sunday of upsets in which 10th-seeded Vermont, N...

The Big Easy isn't going to be easy at all for whichever team makes it through. The toughest region in the bracket, New Orleans will be difficult for No. 1 North Carolina to emerge from.

After sitting in their seats (and making the same hard decisions to come up with a 64-team bracket), Mechelle Voepel's attitude toward and appreciation for the NCAA selection committee has changed dramatically.

Sick of ripping the selection committee, Mechelle Voepel met with the NCAA to try to understand its logic and brackets. • Predetermined?