Looking for teams other than 1 seeds to reach Final Four? 5 most intriguing teams

No. 1 seed Final Four last year, but here are some March Madness teams who are intriguing as potential Final Four teams this year.

Texas a No. 1 seed in March Madness with Booker, Harmon and a friendly road map to the Final Four

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The Texas Longhorns roll into the women's NCAA Tournament with a No. 1 seed and a friendly road map for a return trip to the Final Four. They aren’t the overall No. 1 seed for March Madness.

Predicting Purdue's Path to the 2026 Final Four in Indianapolis

Purdue is in the West Region, but will begin the NCAA Tournament in St. Louis. What's the most-likely path for the Boilermakers to reach the Final Four in Indy?

March Madness Final Four picks split as Arizona and St. John's draw national title buzz

From chalk favorites to hot upsets, the panel shares Final Four picks and bold calls on who cuts down the nets.

NCAA Tournament bracket reaction: Which No. 1 seeds—UConn, UCLA, Texas and South Carolina—will survive and advance to the Final Four in Phoenix?

Presuming neither Southern nor Samford stuns South Carolina, the Gamecocks will be slated for a SC-centric second-round rematch. South Carolina already handled No. 9-seed Southern Cal in “The Real SC” showdown in Los Angeles in November. One game before beating the Trojans, the Gamecocks defeated in-state rival, No. 8-seed Clemson.