And in the late game, No. 1 USC is as an underdog against No. 2 UConn, led by star guard Paige Bueckers. The Trojans, despite losing star JuJu Watkins to a season-ending injury earlier in the tournament, managed to survive their Sweet 16 matchup against Kansas State. But UConn will provide a much stiffer test.

Madness continues Monday with the conclusion of the women’s Elite Eight, as Texas faces TCU and USC battles Connecticut. Follow our live coverage.

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Will bringing these four superpowers together actually lead to great games on the final weekend of the college basketball season?

All four No. 1 seeds have advanced to the men’s Final Four for the first time since 2008 and only the second time in history. Saturday’s first national semifinal will pit the two juggernauts left standing from this season’s most dominant conference.

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