The Sweet 16 is set for the 2023 women’s NCAA Tournament.
Although two No. 1 seeds have been eliminated — with eighth-seeded Ole Miss knocking off Stanford and No. 9 seed Miami upsetting Indiana — the Sweet 16 still is packed with high seeds. Twelve of the 16 were expected to be playing still based on their seeds. Along with Ole Miss and Miami, only No. 5 Louisville and No. 6 Colorado are surprises based on seeding.
The action now shifts to two sites — Greenville, South Carolina, and Seattle — for the second weekend of the tournament.
The matchups each day are split between the two sites, with two games in Greenville on Friday and then two in Seattle, followed by the same setup on Saturday. Then come the regional finals on Sunday and Monday, with one each in Greenville and Seattle on each of those days.
Here’s a look at the round of 16 matchups, times and TV channels.
WOMEN’S NCAA TOURNAMENT SWEET 16 MATCHUPS
(All times Pacific)
FRIDAY
Greenville Regional 2
(4) Villanova vs. (9) Miami, 11:30 a.m. (ESPN)
(2) Utah vs. (3) LSU, 2 p.m. (ESPN)
Seattle Regional 4
(2) Iowa vs. (6) Colorado, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN)
(5) Louisville vs. (8) Ole Miss, 7 p.m. (ESPN)
SATURDAY
Greenville Regional 1
(2) Maryland vs. (3) Notre Dame, 8:30 a.m. (ESPN)
(1) South Carolina vs. (4) UCLA, 11 a.m. (ESPN)
Seattle Regional 3
(2) UConn vs. (3) Ohio State, 1 p.m. (ABC)
(1) Virginia Tech vs. (4) Tennessee, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
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And here are the second-round scores from Sunday and Monday:
Sunday’s second-round scores
(1) South Carolina 76, (8) South Florida 45
(2) Iowa 74, (10) Georgia 66
(3) Notre Dame 53, (11) Mississippi State 48
(1) Virginia Tech 72, (9) South Dakota State 60
(2) Maryland 77, (7) Arizona 64
(2) Utah 63, (10) Princeton 56
(3) LSU 66, (6) Michigan 42
(8) Ole Miss 54, (1) Stanford 49
Monday’s second-round scores
(3) Ohio State 71, (6) North Carolina 69
(4) Tennessee 94, (12) Toledo 47
(4) Villanova 76, (12) Florida Gulf Coast 57
(5) Louisville 73, (4) Texas 51
(9) Miami 70, (1) Indiana 68
(2) UConn 77, (7) Baylor 58
(6) Colorado 61, (3) Duke 53
(4) UCLA 82, (5) Oklahoma 73
