Two tickets to the 2025 Final Four were punched Saturday. Two more will be punched Sunday. And how do you feel about the lack of so-called Cinderellas now? That was among the storylines after the first two rounds of this NCAA Tournament — how the only double-digit seed that made the Sweet 16 was an Arkansas team coached by John Calipari.

Three No. 1 seeds have reached the Final Four in a single men’s NCAA Tournament just five times, according to the NCAA. The last and only time the Final Four featured all four No. 1 seeds was in 2008 when Kansas, Memphis, North Carolina and UCLA all reached the semifinals.

Auburn and Florida, Duke and Houston. No. 1 in their regions on Selection Sunday, all headed for San Antonio now. Nos. 1-4 in the KenPom rankings. Nos. 1-4 in the NET rankings. Nos. 1-4 in the Associated Press poll.

Getting more than two Final Four teams right when filling out your bracket is very difficult. But, every year, a small group of entries get all four Final Four teams in the Men's Bracket Challenge Game.

Often, by the time the NCAA Tournament reaches its fourth round - the Elite Eight - a few of the bracket's titans and blue-blood programs have already fallen in surprising upsets. While No. 1 seeds are given their spot in the bracket for a reason,

Auburn and Michigan State are battling in the Elite Eight round of March Madness. Follow the latest scores, updates, stats and highlights.

The road to the Final Four for the 2025 women's NCAA Tournament has reached its conclusion. Eight teams will compete in the Elite Eight on Sunday and Monday for four spots in the Final Four next weekend.

UCLA reaches its first Final Four of women's NCAA Tournament, beating LSU 72-65. March Madness: Here are the 16 most intriguing potential Final Four combinations With 16 teams still alive in the NCAA men's tournament,