The NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Tournament’s South Region includes four of the Top 25-ranked Division II women's basketball programs this season, setting up a cutthroat competition for the South's spot in the Elite Eight.

The NCAA Division II Women's Basketball Tournament's East Region features the third-ranked team nationally and other dark horse teams that could shift some brackets.

The 2025 NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Tournament tips off on Friday, March 14, as regional tournaments begin throughout the country.

Of the 64 teams that were selected and will punch their ticket to the NCAA Division II basketball championship tournament, seven will represent the Gulf South Conference led by 2025 GSC conference champions Alabama Huntsville men's basketball and Union women's basketball.

We don’t have to wait much longer, NCAA Division II basketball fans.

March is the start of Spring and that means flowers begin to blossom and just like that, college teams all over the country hoping are hoping their dreams can bloom en route to a national championship.

The final week of the regular season has concluded, and it is time for conference championships for Division II Men's Basketball.

The 2025 Truist Gulf South Conference Women's Basketball Championship begins with the quarterfinals on March 4, hosted on campus by the higher seed.

Washburn men's basketball has spent most of the season the No. 1 team in Division II men's basketball and was undefeated along with Daemen.

Washburn and Daemen easily survive again to remain Division II men's basketball's only undefeated teams after they played two more conference opponents, gaining lopsided wins.

Another week passes, and Washburn and Daemen remain the only two teams that have yet to lose a game. Thanks to that, they are still the No.1 and No. 2 teams.

The top four in Division II Men's Basketball remained the same as the teams picked up wins over this past week.

Things have changed in the updated Division II men's basketball rankings outside of the top three, with some teams taking painful losses that have caused them to lose positioning.

When the weather outside is frightful, the hoops are so delightful.

The 2024-25 college basketball is here, and teams representing the Gulf South Conference will look to break through to the Elite Eight in both the Men's and Women's NCAA Tournament.