That's why it's one of the best sporting events in the world to watch. To an extent, the norm has been broken this season with a historic Final Four field on tap. If you love underdogs, this might be a forgettable weekend for you.

The four No. 1 seeds in the NCAA Tournament escaped the second weekend of the Big Dance and are heading to the Final Four to cap one of the chalkiest NCAA Tournaments ever. It's the first time since 2008 and just the second time since the field expanded to 64 teams in 1985 that all four No.

Several former Duke basketball players were on hand to witness the program’s Elite Eight victory over Arizona.

Duke women's basketball coach Kara Lawson and Duke men's basketball coach Jon Scheyer have provided each other with support during March Madness.

If you want to know the most significant reason this is only the second time we've had four No. 1 seeds reach the NCAA Final Four, it's this simple: The selection committee has gotten better at seeding.

Philadelphia 76ers rookie and Duke alum Jared McCain has a bold prediction for how far the Blue Devils can go in the 2025 NCAA tournament. "2025 national champs is how far we'll go," McCain told B/R in an interview before attending No. 1 Duke's Sweet 16 matchup against No. 4 Arizona on Thursday.

The Duke Blue Devils will advance to the 2025 Final Four in San Antonio, Texas, after they beat Texas Tech in the Elite 8 West Region championship.

The 2025 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament has reached the Elite Eight, and the first matchup of the Regional Final round sees the defending national champion and Regional 2 Birmingham 1 seed South Carolina Gamecocks going against the 2 seed Duke Blue Devils on Sunday, March 30 at Legacy Arena at BJCC in Birmingham, Ala.

Duke women's basketball is in the Elite Eight for the 12th time. Have the Blue Devils ever won a national championship?