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Last updated: March 23, 2026, 4:30 AM ET

NCAA Women's Basketball

The second round of the women's NCAA Tournament delivered immediate drama, with TCU narrowly overcoming Washington 62-59 in overtime, fueled by Olivia Miles' 18 points and 10 rebounds, sending the Horned Frogs back to the Sweet 16 for only the second time in program history. Elsewhere, Minnesota punched its ticket to the regional semifinal for the first time in 21 years after Amaya Battle hit a tiebreaking jump shot with 0.7 seconds remaining to defeat Mississippi 65-63. In a major upset, Iowa eliminated defending champion Florida when Alvaro Folgueiras sank a go-ahead three-pointer with only 4.5 seconds left on the clock in a thrilling contest.

NCAA Men's Basketball

The men's bracket also saw weekend upsets leading into the Sweet, where the field features five Big Ten representatives alongside an "upset-minded Texas" team, according to ESPN's latest team rankings. Top-seeded Texas rolled past Oregon emphatically, 100-58, behind a career-high 40 points from Madison Booker in a dominant performance by the No. 1 seed. The Missouri Valley Conference secured a memorable berth as St. John's reached the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1999 after Dylan Darling's last-second layup secured a 67-65 victory over Kansas. Following the loss, longtime Kansas coach Bill Self confirmed no decision has been made regarding his coaching future.

Tennis & NASCAR

On the tennis circuit, Aryna Sabalenka advanced smoothly into the fourth round of the Miami Open, sweeping past Caty McNally to maintain her pursuit of the coveted 'Sunshine Double' title. Meanwhile, in motorsports, Tyler Reddick secured his fourth victory of the season at the Darlington Raceway, placing him in an elite club of drivers who have won at the notoriously difficult "Track Too Tough To Tame" this early in the year.

Football Management

In international soccer news, Wales boss Craig Bellamy offered an in-depth look into his managerial philosophy, discussing a wide range of subjects spanning tactical football decisions to broader cultural interests outside the sport.