The brackets have been announced for the 2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship, and two programs from the 11-team BIG EAST Conference will continue their quests for a national title this season.

It would be impossible to talk about women’s college basketball without mentioning the University of Connecticut, and in case anyone forgot that, the Huskies found their way back into the spotlight Monday night with a win at the 2025 BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Tournament presented by JEEP.

The BIG EAST Conference traditionally has been a tough place to play women's basketball, unless it says UConn on the front of your jersey.

The BIG EAST Conference recently released the seedings and bracket for the 2025 BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Tournament presented by JEEP, and you’ll be able to catch the action live on FloCollege and the FloSports app.

One of the final rankings are here after one of the most eventual college basketball seasons in recent years.

For the first time in four weeks, the No. 1 team remained the same for consecutive weeks, as Texas women's basketball gained two dominant conference wins to not only keep the top spot but also win a share of the SEC title.

Any time the No. 1 team gets knocked off, it is going to be considered an exciting week of college basketball.

The games this past week provided everything from top matchups, ranked teams getting upset, and statement wins from many programs.

After this past week, every women's college basketball fan can admit it was the most exciting week of the season. It featured the best teams competing against each other and multiple top-ten matchups.

History was made in women's college basketball this past week, with Texas WBB getting the job done against the powerhouse South Carolina women's basketball team at home on Feb. 9.

After a week of the most intense tournament, like regular season games, there were plenty of ranking-changing results from the games featuring the top teams.

No. 1 Auburn men's basketball and No. 2 Duke MBB both remain on their streaks of being the best two teams, and the Tigers are still unanimously voted as the overall best team, although the Blue Devils own a win over them earlier in the season.

The most shocking result from last week was the formerly ranked No. 4 USC women's basketball team losing to Iowa on the day of Catlin Clark's jersey retirement ceremony.

Late-game heroics allowed No. 1 Auburn to escape with a big win over a formidable conference opponent.

This new men's college basketball rankings had to be one of the most consistent rankings thus far, with a top-tier program getting closer to the top.