Both men and women have qualified for the first round, with the Sweet 16 field set for the men.
In both slots, Cinderella is still dancing, and the stakes are gradually rising. Second round matches for both the men's and women's teams were in full swing on Sunday, with much intrigue surrounding who would advance to the second weekend.
Here are Sunday's results.
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Men's Schedule (All Time Eastern):
2nd place Marquette 81, 10th place Colorado 77
1st Purdue 106, 8th Utah 67
Women's schedule:
7th Duke 75, 2nd Ohio State 63
1st place South Carolina 88, 8th place North Carolina 41
5th place Colorado State 63, 4th place Kansas State University 50
3rd place LSU 83, 11th place Middle Tennessee 56
3rd place Oregon State University 61, 6th place Nebraska 51
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Men's schedule:
4th Duke 93, 12th James Madison 55
6th Clemson 72, 3rd Baylor 64
4th place Alabama 72, 12th place Grand Canyon 61
No. 1 UConn 75, No. 9 Northwestern 58
1st Houston 100, 9th Texas A&M 95, OT
5th place San Diego State University 85, 13th place Yale University 57
Women's schedule:
1st Texas 65, 8th Alabama 54
5th Baylor 75, 4th Virginia Tech 72
2nd place Stanford University 87, 7th place Iowa State University 81, OT
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Final: Stanford 87, Iowa State 81
Stanford trailed for much of the game and had to play all overtime without star player Cameron Brink. But the second-seeded Cardinal found a way to advance to the Sweet 16. Kiki Iliafen, who recorded 41 points and 16 rebounds, was a big reason for that.
After an Iowa State turnover, Stanford had the ball and led 85-81, and it was almost over. The second seed looks likely to survive.
These teams can't afford to miss this overtime.
Stanford led 83-81. With 19 seconds left, it's Iowa State's ball.
Finals: San Diego State 85, Yale 57
It was never even close. Jadon Rudy scored 26 points to lead the Aztecs, who will play No. 1 UW in the Sweet 16.
Both teams had a lot of shot making in OT. They come and go.
Stanford led 78-76 at the 1:03 mark.
Now Iowa State star Audi Crooks fouled out. She was the hero for the Cyclones in the first round. She was done as Stanford led 71-69. Plays from 3:17.
Stanford-Iowa State goes to OT
Kiki Iliafen's shot went off the rim at the buzzer. Another overtime game awaits!
Iowa State tied the game 66-66. This gave Stanford possession and a shot for the win with 11.5 seconds left.
Stanford takes the lead on Brooke Demetre's clutch trey!
With 2:11 left in the game, Stanford superstar Cameron Brink fouled out. Iowa State leads 64-63.
Huge moment, huge call.
Amidst the chaos of Houston vs. Texas A&M, the women's game between Stanford and Iowa State is also expected to be close.
This was Texas A&M's last gasp.
Finals: Houston 100, Texas A&M 95
The No. 1 Cougars held on until overtime after a wild rally from No. 9 Texas A&M forced OT. Houston will survive and advance to the Sweet 16, where they will face Duke.
The Aggies miss on the other end. Houston was back in action in nine seconds. The Cougars may finally lock this one up.
Ryan Elvin, a walk-on who rarely played, made 1 of 2 free throws to extend Houston's lead to 99-95 with 14 seconds left.
It's a tense moment for bench players, as four of Houston's five starters fouled out.
Houston is back to life! With 21 seconds left in OT, the lead increased to 98-93.
A&M fans have all kinds of emotions after the game-tying buzzer shot
Houston's leading scorer Emmanuel Sharp (30 points) fouled out. The Cougars are now down to three starters. The good news for Houston is that he leads 91-87 with less than three minutes left in OT.
Houston led by 13 points with less than four minutes left.
Texas A&M went on a 13-3 run with 1:13 left in regulation to tie the game.can't believe it
