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Here’s the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Bracket

March 20, 2024

We now have the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Bracket and that Albany 2 bracket is brutal, whether you’re a fan of Iowa’s Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese from LSU or UCLA.. it looks like it will be a long journey to the Final 4.

On the countrary, Gamecocks fans should be celebrating, since they are in the easiest bracket of the tournatment. The South Carolina Gamecocks, who are undefeated going to the tournament are the favorite to win it all, let’s be real, if you’re team is undefeated for the season, any bracket will be an easy bracket regardless of the matchup.

Here’s the complete 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Bracket, click the image for a larger view, you can also visit the interactive version of the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Bracket at ncaa.com

You can check the complete schedule for Women’s 2024 NCAA College Basketball Tournament here.

Complete schedule for Women’s 2024 NCAA College Basketball Tournament

March 16, 2024

It’s March Madness once again, but this time my eyes are on the Women’s 2024 NCAA College Basketball Tournament. Whether you’re just jumping on the Women’s College Basketball bandwagon or have been following it for a long time, this year Women’s College Basketball is at its all-time high in terms of popularity and media coverage. It may be the Caitlin Clark effect or a combination of a lot of things.

Sixty-eight of the best collegiate basketball teams will compete for the NCAA championship title. The women’s bracket will be revealed along with their seeding and matchups during Selection Sunday on March 17 on ESPN.

First Four: March 20-21

These games feature play-in matchups between the lowest-seeded teams for the final spots in the main bracket.

First and Second round: March 22-25

These games will determine which teams advance to the Sweet Sixteen.

Sweet 16: March 29-30

The winners will move on to the Elite Eight, this means the team are just 4 wins away from the NCAA championship title.

Elite Eight: March 31-April 1

The winners will move on to the Final Four.

Final Four: Friday, April 5

This is a do-or-die games for the remaining teams and the two winning teams will then battle it out for the championship title in the National Championship game.

NCAA championship game: Sunday, April 7

Will this be the year for Caitlin Clark to finally get cement her legacy as the greatest collegiate athelete in the world, since a National Championship is the only missing piece in her decorated college career.