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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.

Baylor is the top seed but might have the toughest road to the Final Four.

As the focus shifts from college football to basketball, let's recap what we've learned so far, things we thought we knew, and some preseason assumptions that need to be revised.

Elite teams find ways to win. Case in point: Tennessee center Kelley Cain and Notre Dame guard Fraderica Miller, who played major roles in their teams' Sweet 16 victories.

Tennessee's recipe for success hasn't changed. But can this current crop of Lady Vols use talent, rebounding and defense to get the program back to its first regional final in three years?

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.

Instead of worrying about whether UConn measures up to UCLA, we should celebrate the two teams and the standard of excellence they've achieved in winning 88 consecutive games.

Four things that caught my eye 1. Morgan Hook might be the nation's most dangerous H-O-R-S-E player. Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops briefly joined color analyst Billy Tubbs on the regional television call of Sunday's game between Sherri Coale'...

Can Kentucky's A'dia Mathies avoid a sophomore slump? She's one of our top players to keep an eye on as 2010-11 progresses.

Make no mistake, UNC deserves the label of tournament favorite. But there are a host of challengers capable of making life at the top unpleasant.

Marscilla Packer must keep hitting from outside to open up the paint for Jessica Davenport and Ohio State.

Graham Hays doesn't think Ohio State is good enough to win the NCAA title, or even reach the Final Four.