Texas earns No. 1 seed for first time in program history
No. 1 seed Texas Longhorns, 22 6, headline the South region after a standout regular season. Coach Rick Barnes notes the historic rise while players Mouton and Ford express ambition to win a national championship. Texas opens Friday in Birmingham vs the winner of Texas Southern and North Carolina Asheville, with San Antonio hosting regional final. The shift to top seeding and potential home crowd support mark a milestone for the program.
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NCAA Tournament Field Shapes Up With Surprises
USA teams led by UCLA slipping from the field as Arizona and Indiana keep heavy presence. North Carolina misses for a second straight year while Duke Maryland Arizona Stanford top the seed list. Play starts in Dayton and Birmingham with regional matchups and notable first bids.
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NCAA women’s tournament seedings shift amid regional sites changes
Duke and LSU face tougher paths without home games as No. 1 seeds. Duke draws Georgia State and would move to New Mexico for the Midwest, while LSU could cross into Stanford’s West. both must survive early rounds at neutral sites. The field features seven SEC and Big East teams, with Virginia and Miami earning at larges amid bracket reshuffles.
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