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Prepare for the 2024 NCAA women's basketball championship by revisiting all-tournament teams throughout March Madness history.

Despite limited minutes by Hannah Stuelke, Iowa had no issues defeating the Crusaders on Saturday. Here's what else happened on the second day of the women's NCAA tournament.

The opening day of the women's NCAA tournament saw just one upset, but two 1-seeds and defending champ LSU advanced and another freshman put on a show.

Arizona's aggressive defense proves too much for Auburn to handle, leading to a 69-59 season-ending loss for the Tigers.

— Freshman Jada Williams had 17 points, Helena Pueyo scored 14 of her 16 points in the second half and Arizona earned its fourth straight opening win in the NCAA Tournament with a 69-59 victory over Auburn on Thursday night in the First Four.

South Carolina seeks perfection. Iowa is after another Final Four. We look at every team in the women's NCAA bracket, from 1-seeds to the First Four.

Sixty-eight teams. Sixty-seven games. Now that the field is set, our instant analysis team of one takes a crack at every game of the NCAA women's tournament.

The bubble is rapidly shrinking as Selection Sunday nears. Are teams such as Arizona, Miami and Texas A&M on the right side of the bubble?

Champ Week is here. Some teams know they're headed to the NCAA tournament. The rest have one last chance to bolster a resume and reach March Madness.

Angel Reese (18 points, 11 rebounds) and Flau'jae Johnson (25 points, 7 rebounds) sets 2-seed LSU up for a 78-48 quarterfinal win over Auburn in the SEC tourney.