After Saturday's wild Final Four, we are now down to two teams remaining to battle for the NCAA Tournament title. It will be Houston vs. Florida in the national championship game Monday in San Antonio to determine who will be cutting down the nets to close the 2024-25 college basketball season.

The women's national championship game has arrived. Here are all the highlights from Sunday's battle between UConn and South Carolina.

Live TV streaming services: Platforms like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV and Sling TV offer live access to CBS and ESPN, making them excellent alternatives for watching both the men's and women's championship games without a cable subscription.

Five months of the 2025 college basketball season will meet its end in the next few days as all four No. 1 seeds in this year's NCAA Tournament -- Auburn, Florida, Duke and Houston-- will meet up in San Antonio to finish off March Madness with a star-studded Final Four.

UConn captured its 12th NCAA tournament title in program history with an 82-59 win over reigning champion South Carolina on Sunday at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Fla.

A relatively mundane men’s NCAA Tournament was playing to script late Saturday night at the Alamodome, another boring double-digit Duke win to digest, leaving us with faint hopes of Florida phenom Walter Clayton Jr.

The men's Final Four is being held at the Alamodome in San Antonio, which has hosted in 1998, 2004, 2008 and 2018. The women's Final Four is being held at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.

Duke's March Madness run ended on Saturday at the Final Four, and what an ending it was. Despite the best efforts of Cooper Flagg, the Blue Devils blew a double-digit lead against Houston and crashed out of their most promising NCAA tournament run in years.

Dawn Staley and South Carolina hope to finish off a second straight season with an NCAA championship, which would give the Gamecocks a third title in four years. To do so, they'll need to beat Paige Bueckers and UConn on Sunday.

A year after women’s college basketball made history by pulling in a larger television audience for its national championship than the men’s title game, the question always lingered: How, possibly, could this upward momentum continue?

While in the present era, NBA basketball rules the roost, once, it was college basketball that helped to save the NBA from a precarious future.