Can March Madness Still Soar Without Caitlin Clark?

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  Betting on women's college basketball rides post-Caitlin Clark wave as NCAA Tournament begins

  Caitlin Clark drew lots of eyeballs to women’s basketball when she led Iowa to consecutive national-championship games
  
  ABC News - 1d
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  Strong TV ratings and attendance, women's basketball in good place heading to NCAA Tournament

  There was concern that attendance and overall interest in women’s college basketball would drop this year with the departure of Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and other stars for the WNBA
  
  ABC News - 1d
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  The Rise of Women’s Basketball

  Caitlin Clark helped push the sport to new highs. She didn’t do it alone.
  
  The New York Times - 2d

• How to buy Kentucky women’s basketball tickets for 2025 March Madness

  Want to buy tickets for the Kentucky women’s basketball NCAA Tournament 2025 opener vs. Liberty? Here’s how, including prices for March Madness.
  
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• March Madness 2025 will include these former Kentucky high school basketball stars

  There's no shortage of Kentuckians who'll participate in March Madness. Here are 21 players from the commonwealth to follow during NCAA tournaments.
  
  Yahoo Sports - 1d

• A friendly reminder that building a perfect March Madness bracket is impossible

  Everyone can try their best but it's impossible to put together a perfect bracket.
  
  Yahoo Sports - 1d

• Vermont women's basketball punches ticket to March Madness, captures America East title

  Vermont women's basketball broke the halftime tie early in the third quarter and never trailed again to punch its ticket to March Madness on Friday.
  
  Yahoo Sports - 3d

• Can Vanderbilt reach Sweet 16 in Women’s March Madness? Predictions for why and why not

  Can the Vanderbilt women’s basketball team reach the Sweet 16? Our 2025 March Madness bracket predictions show how it can make an NCAA Tournament run.
  
  Yahoo Sports - 1d
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  Ranking the top 25 college basketball stars of the past 25 years: Zion, Carmelo, Jimmer, Steph, Kemba and more

  With March Madness right around the corner, Matt Norlander goes big and ranks the brightest stars since 2000
  
  CBS Sports - Mar. 11

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  Who Our Expert Is Picking to Win the Men’s N.C.A.A. Tournament

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  N.C.A.A. Women’s Tournament Bracket Has Been Revealed

  U.C.L.A., South Carolina, Texas and U.S.C. earned No. 1 seeds. UConn is a No. 2 seed.
  
  The New York Times - 1d

• North Carolina Basketball Needed to Change. Will Its Plan to Return to the Top Pan Out?

  The Tar Heels and Coach Hubert Davis cannot afford another down season.
  
  The New York Times - 2d

• The Williams Sisters Boycotted a Tournament for 14 Years. Now, They’re Back.

  At the 2001 BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif., Serena Williams won the title. Then she vowed never to return.
  
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