South Florida women win first title of any kind for school

Jazmine Sepulveda scored 18 points and Shantia Grace had 16, leading South Florida to a 75-71 victory over Kansas on Saturday in the WNIT finals, giving the school its first postseason championship of any kind.

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Greene, Moore have double-doubles as Huskies rout South Florida

Kalana Greene scored a season-high 20 points and pulled down 10 rebounds, and top-ranked Connecticut rolled over South Florida 79-42 Sunday in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament.

No. 24 Notre Dame rallies from first-half deficit to knock off South Florida

Lindsay Schrader scored 26 points and Becca Bruszewski added 20 to help No. 24 Notre Dame rally past South Florida 86-79 on Tuesday night.

South Florida 59, Rutgers 56

South Florida 59, Rutgers 56

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Louisville rolls past South Florida

Brandie Radde scored 19 points and Angel McCoughtry added 17 points and 12 rebounds to lead Louisville to a 76-60 victory over South Florida.

Charles, Moore spark UConn rout of South Florida

Maya Moore scored 24 points and Tina Charles had 17 points and 12 rebounds, leading top-ranked Connecticut to an 83-37 rout of South Florida in the Huskies' Big East opener.

Stokes scores 22 to lead South Florida to WNIT title game

South Florida defeated host Boston College, 82-65, Wednesday night in the semifinals of the WNIT.

Sites, at-large bids the biggest questions

No one is ever 100 percent satisfied with the NCAA tournament bracket. But aside from two surprising at-large bids and some unavoidable matchups for the top seeds, this year's field of 64 fails to spark any harsh criticism.

UConn, Terps, OU, Duke are top seeds

Maryland is the No. 1 seed in the Raleigh region of the NCAA tournament after winning the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season and tournament titles.

Bubble watch is on in Bracketology

Who's on the bubble, which teams should be safe on Selection Monday and which tournaments will have the most impact until then?