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It looks as if Rutgers is going to stand by its hire of Julie Hermann as athletic director. Hermann will tackle an already tough job made more difficult by missteps she's had even before officially taking over.

In New Orleans back in 1991, Connecticut played in its first Final Four. The Huskies walked away without a title, but the die had been cast. And UConn has never really been out of the mix since, winning its eighth NCAA championship Tuesday to match Tennessee and Pat Summitt.

Figuring out Geno Auriemma is as tough as trying to beat his Huskies. But the enigmatic coach has once again gotten UConn to rise to the occasion at the most important time of the year and on the brink of an eighth NCAA title.

Bria Hartley's confidence is returning after an ankle injury hampered her for much of the season.

Like many great players before her, Skylar Diggins joins a long list of women's basketball's best who didn't win an NCAA title -- but did some great things just the same.

Since watching Notre Dame win the 2001 title, South Bend native Skylar Diggins has been focused on leading the Fighting Irish to another. The senior's last shot has arrived.

Newcomer Cal and giant-killer Louisville offer a new storylines next to old favorites UConn and Notre Dame.

Louisville scored its second upset in three days, toppling second-seeded Tennessee to reach its second Final Four.

With Shoni and Jude Schimmel leading the way, Louisville pulled off its second upset in three days to reach its second Final Four.

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?

Jeff Walz and Shoni Schimmel aren't apologizing for Louisville's ferocity against Baylor. After all, once again labeled the underdog, they know the Cardinals just need more of the same against Tennessee.

In perhaps the biggest upset in women's NCAA tournament history, Louisville knocked off the defending NCAA champ.

In the greatest win in Louisville women's history, in the greatest upset the women's NCAA tournament has ever seen, fifth-seeded Louisville executed a perfect game plan to knock off defending NCAA champion Baylor.

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

The years have come and gone, but Andy Landers is as good as ever, coaching Georgia to his 20th Sweet 16.

The four teams in the Oklahoma City regional know what it takes to go beyond the Sweet 16, starting with hometown hero Oklahoma.