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Star players and defense have driven UConn, Louisville, South Carolina and Stanford. What will decide the Final Four? Our picks are unanimous.

With an offensive attack featuring Hailey Van Lith, Kianna Smith and Emily Engstler, the Louisville Cardinals could win it all in Minneapolis. Plus, don't forget about that defense.

Ebullient, with a palpable joyous relief, Louisville coach Jeff Walz answered the usual pro forma queries in the thrall off victory to the usual pro forma questions. Happy for the team, went...

Lousiville is hoping to advance to the fourth Final Four in program history

WHAT #3 Michigan (25-6, 13-4 B1G) vs #1 Louisville (28-4, 16-2 ACC) WHERE Intrust Bank Arena Wichita, Kansas WHEN 9:00 pm Eastern Monday, Mar. 28th ODDS 538: Louisville 73%  Vegas: Louisville -4.5  TELEVISION ESPN THE OVERVIEW After knocking off South Dakota in a gritty defensive battle Saturday night, Michigan Women's Basketball finds themselves in their first ever Elite Eight. It is already the best season in program history, but now they are one win from another leap in elevating the p...

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Louisville and Baylor are great teams in this regional, but they aren’t head and shoulders above the rest of the field.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Seminoles.com) – Florida State Women’s Basketball senior Morgan Jones had a huge game with 28 points, but FSU was unable to get past No. 5 Louisville on Thursday night, falling 75-62 at the KFC Yum! Center. Jones’ 28 points were the most scored against the Cardinals (17-2, 7-1) since Notre Dame standout Arike Ogunbowale dropped 30 vs. Louisville on Jan. 10, 2019. For Jones, it is her fourth 20-point game of the season and her second-highest total of her career. Last season...

Intensity, excitement…Some great women’s basketball all wrapped up in a tense 40 minute package. A few notes on Louisville’s 64-58 victory over Kentucky on Sunday. Credit Kentucky for showing...

Louisville Cardinals women's basketball head coach Jeff Walz is tasked with filling the void left by a two-time ACC Player of the Year