Fans navigating the dozens of schools in the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments might become as attached to the mascots as the athletes themselves.

Madness: How to Win Your NCAA Women's Tournament Pool and a Look at What History Tells Us Congratulations to the 12 teams left in the chase for the women’s Division I national championship. Wait. We mean 68,

UCLA is the top overall seed in the women's NCAA Tournament. USC, South Carolina and Texas also earned the three other No. 1 seeds heading into March Madness.

South Carolina seeks a repeat. UConn wants its first title since 2016. We look at every team in the women's NCAA bracket.