Women's Selection Sunday live updates: March Madness tournament bracket, seeds, schedule
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Hello college basketball fans and welcome to our live coverage of women's March Madness Selection Sunday.
The NCAA Tournament bracket will be revealed today as 37 at-large bids are handed out to complete the 68-team field. Of the 31 automatic qualifiers, four will be determined this afternoon as the conference tournaments are completed.
Stay tuned for live updates throughout the day as the bracket comes into focus.
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