Women’s college basketball is finally receiving the attention it deserves, with more focus on the sport than ever before. Chloe Kitts of South Carolina attributes this newfound attention to the excitement surrounding this year’s March Madness tournament.
As the tournament progresses, the competition is getting fierce. With only eight teams left, fans are eagerly anticipating the outcomes of the remaining games. On Sunday, top seed South Carolina will take on Oregon State, while Texas plays NC State. The Elite Eight games will be broadcast on ESPN and ABC, with the winners moving on to the Final Four matchups on Friday.
The national championship game is set for Sunday, with the top teams battling it out for the title. It’s an exciting time for women’s college basketball, and fans are eager to see who will emerge victorious. With more focus on the sport and increased viewership, it’s clear that women’s college basketball is finally receiving the attention it deserves.
