The NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament kicked off Friday with the usual suspects seeded at the top of each region.
Connecticut is the top overall seed as it begins its quest to win a 12th national championship after recording its seventh undefeated regular season. Joining the Huskies as No. 1 seeds are Mississippi State, Louisville and Notre Dame.
The top seeds are no strangers to each other or the Final Four. Last year Mississippi State stunned UConn in the national semifinals, ending the Huskies' 111-game win streak and streak of four straight NCAA titles. Louisville has been to the final twice since 2009 and Notre Dame has been to the Women's Final Four five times in the last seven years.
One interesting part of the bracket is that UConn and last year's title winner, South Carolina, landed in the same regional and could face each other in a regional final in Albany, N.Y.
You can find the complete NCAA Women's Basketball Championship bracket here.
Friday, March 16
| No. 6 Oregon State 82, No. 11 Western Kentucky 58 |
| No. 5 Maryland 77, No. 12 Princeton 57 |
| No. 1 Louisville 74, No. 16 Boise State 42 |
| No. 5 DePaul 90, No. 12 Oklahoma 79 |
| No. 3 Tennessee 100, No. 14 Liberty 60 |
| No. 8 Marquette 84, No. 9 Dayton 65 |
| No. 4 Texas A&M 89, No. 13 Drake 76 |
| No. 4 N.C. State 62, No. 13 Elon 35 |
| No. 1 Notre Dame 99, No. 16 CS Northridge 81 |
| No. 7 Michigan 75, No. 10 Northern Colorado 61 |
| No. 10 Virginia 68, No. 7 California 62 |
| No. 10 Minnesota 89, No. 7 Green Bay 77 |
| No. 9 Villanova 81, No. 8 South Dakota State 74 (OT) |
| No. 2 Baylor 96, No. 15 Grambling 46 |
| No. 2 South Carolina 63, No. 15 N.C. A&T 52 |
| No. 2 Oregon 88, No. 15 Seattle 45 |
Saturday, March 17
| No. 1 Connecticut 140, No. 16 St. Francis (Pa.) 52 |
| No. 11 Central Michigan 78, No. 6 LSU 69 |
| No. 5 Duke 72, No. 12 Belmont 58 |
| No. 3 Florida State 91, No. 14 Little Rock 49 |
| No. 9 Quinnipiac 86, No. 8 Miami 72 |
| No. 4 Georgia 68, No. 13 Mercer 63 |
| No. 3 Ohio State 87, No. 14 George Washington 45 |
| No. 11 Buffalo 102, No. 6 South Florida 79 |
| No. 7 Arizona State 73, No. 10 Nebraska 62 |
| No. 9 Oklahoma State 84, No. 8 Syracuse 57 |
| No. 12 Florida Gulf Coast 80, No. 5 Missouri 70 |
| No. 3 UCLA 71, No. 14 American 60 |
| No. 11 Creighton 76, No. 6 Iowa 70 |
| No. 4 Stanford 82, No. 13 Gonzaga 68 |
| No. 2 Texas 83, No. 15 Maine 54 |
| No. 1 Mississippi State 95, No. 16 Nicholls 50 |
Sunday, March 18
| No. 1 Louisville 90, No. 8 Marquette 72 |
| No. 4 Texas A&M 80, No. 5 DePaul 79 |
| No. 4 N.C. State 74, No. 5 Maryland 60 |
| No. 6 Oregon St. 66, No. 3 Tennessee 59 |
| No. 1 Notre Dame 98, No. 9 Villanova |
| No. 2 Baylor 80, No. 7 Michigan 58 |
| No. 2 South Carolina 66, No. 10 Virginia 56 |
| No. 2 Oregon 101, No. 10 Minnesota 73 |
Monday, March 19
| No. 5 Duke 66, No. 4 Georgia 40 |
| No. 11 Buffalo 86, No. 3 Florida State 65 |
| No. 11 Central Michigan 95, No. 3 Ohio State 78 |
| No. 1 Connecticut 71, No. 9 Quinnipiac 46 |
| No. 2 Texas 85, No. 7 Arizona State 65 |
| No. 3 UCLA 86, No. 11 Creighton 64 |
| No. 4 Stanford 90, No. 12 Florida Gulf Coast 70 |
| No. 1 Mississippi State 71, No. 9 Oklahoma State 56 |
Friday, March 23
| No. 1 Mississippi State 71, No. 4 N.C. State 57 |
| No. 3 UCLA 84, No. 2 Texas 75 |
| No. 1 Louisville 86, No. 4 Stanford 59 |
| No. 6 Oregon State 72, No. 2 Baylor 67 |
Saturday, March 24
| No. 1 Connecticut 72, No. 5 Duke 59 |
| No. 2 South Carolina 79, No. 11 Buffalo 63 |
| No. 1 Notre Dame 90, No. 4 Texas A&M 84 |
| No. 2 Oregon 83, No. 11 Central Michigan 69 |
Sunday, March 25
| No. 1 Louisville 76, No. 6 Oregon State 43 |
| No. 1 Mississippi State 89, No. 3 UCLA 73 |
Monday, March 26
| No. 1 Connecticut 94, No. 2 South Carolina 65 |
| No. 1 Notre Dame 84, No. 2 Oregon 74 |
Final Four: Friday, March 30
| No. 1 Mississippi State 73, No. 1 Louisville 63 |
| No. 1 Notre Dame 91, No. 1 Connecticut 89 |
National championship: Sunday, April 1
| No. 1 Notre Dame 61, No. 1 Mississippi State 58 | |
