Women's March Madness: Highlights, scores from Round 2 NCAA Tournament
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The Round of 32 in the Women's NCAA Tournament finished up Monday. All the No. 1 seed advanced easily to the Sweet 16.
Sixteen teams punched their tickets to the Sweet 16 in the Women's NCAA Tournament on Sunday.
North Carolina, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Texas, Duke, LSU, Michigan and TCU all advanced. Three No. 1 seeds ― UConn, UCLA and South Carolina ― will try to do the same on Monday.
The Huskies will face former Big East foe Syracuse, UCLA plays Oregon State and South Carolina takes on USC and Jazzy Davidson.
USA TODAY Sports has journalists across the country covering all the games. We continue our coverage of Round 2 here today:
All times Eastern
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