NCAA Tournament is shaping up for a historic ending as the Road to the Final Four reaches its final destination in San Antonio. For the first time since 2008 (also in San Antonio), all four No. 1 seeds advanced to the Final Four,

CBS Sports and TNT Sports will combine to provide live coverage of all 67 games from the 2025 NCAA Tournament. Basketball competition officially tipped Tuesday night on truTV with the First Four contested in Dayton, Ohio and concludes with the NCAA Championship Game April 7 in San Antonio on CBS.

The NCAA has certainly remembered the Alamodome, which has again become a No. 1 spot. All four No. 1 seeds in this season’s NCAA Tournament made it to the Final Four.

While the men’s team in Hollywood has a long and storied history, this is actually the first time the women’s team at UCLA has made it to the Final Four. After a dominant regular season that saw the team win the Big Ten title, the Bruins have shown they have what it takes to be title contenders in wins over Ole Miss and LSU.

Women's Final Four is a story of two very different types of team. On one side, you have UConn and South Carolina. Two juggernauts in the sport over the last decade (or in the case of the Huskies, the last generation-plus).

The Huskies face the NCAA Tournament's top overall team, UCLA, while No. 1 seeds Texas and South Carolina square off in the earlier matchup.

One final weekend of college basketball sees four of the best teams in the country go at it for all the glory. The first spot in the NCAA Women’s Basketball National Championship Game will be determined between the South Carolina Gamecocks and the Texas Longhorns.

The Gamecocks are looking to become the first team to secure consecutive titles since UConn won four straight from 2013-16.

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