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Vanderbilt basketball is making its first NCAA tournament appearance since 2017.
The No. 10 seed Commodores (20-12) will face No. 7 seed Saint Mary’s (28-5) in their opening game in Cleveland. That game will be held at 2:15 p.m. Friday on truTV.
In five seasons under Jerry Stackhouse, Vanderbilt did not qualify for the NCAA tournament. The Commodores also did not qualify in the final two years under Bryce Drew. In its last tournament appearance in 2017, Vanderbilt was a No. 9 seed that lost to No. 8 seed Northwestern in the first round.

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Here’s your printable bracket for women’s March Madness. The road to Tampa begins now.
The 2025 women’s NCAA tournament is here. With an increased level of parity in the sport this year, March Madness should be a whole lot of fun. There’s not one real singular Goliath, but a whole lot of Davids aiming to make their mark.
South Carolina looks like a favorite after storming through the SEC Tournament, winning each of its games in Greenville by double figures.

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The 2025 women’s bracket is unveiled. We break down the opening odds for each matchup in women’s March Madness.
March Madness has arrived for women’s basketball! The NCAA women’s basketball tournament selection committee has come out of their room and the bracket is set. CBS is unveiling every matchup during the annual selection show and we’ll be updating providing the full list of matchups below and adding in opening odds as FanDuel Sportsbook makes them available.

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Georgia Tech’s Alex Hernandez follows the flight of his ball on one of his two early home runs on Sunday vs. Pittsburgh.Georgia Tech Athletics

Georgia Tech’s offense continued its impressive series on Sunday afternoon with 10 runs on 12 hits, but the Jackets’ pitching staff couldn’t hold up as Pittsburgh rallied from an early 6-0 deficit to earn a 12-10 win and deny Tech’s bid at a three-game sweep of the ACC series.

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MEDLEY, Fla. (AP) — Napheesa Collier of the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx was voted Unrivaled’s Most Valuable Player after a dominant season in the inaugural 3-on-3 women’s basketball league, which she co-founded with fellow WNBA star Breanna Stewart.
Collier accepted the award minutes before Sunday’s Unrivaled playoffs, in which the second-seeded Rose team took on the No. 3 seed Laces in the first of two semifinals. Collier and the top-seeded Lunar Owls were set to face No. 4 Vinyl in the other. The winners will advance to Monday’s final.

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