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Houston stuns Duke; Bueckers and UConn set up title game with South Carolina

Houston stuns Duke; Bueckers and UConn set up title game with South Carolina

The 2025 NCAA Final Four delivered thrilling outcomes, setting the stage for compelling national championship games in both men's and women's basketball.​

Men's Final Four: Houston's Dramatic Comeback Against Duke

The Houston Cougars orchestrated a stunning 70–67 comeback victory over the Duke Blue Devils. Trailing by 14 points with just over eight minutes remaining, Houston closed the game on a 9–0 run in the final 42 seconds. Junior guard Emanuel Sharp ignited the rally with crucial baskets, while J’Wan Roberts sealed the win with decisive free throws. Duke's standout freshman, Cooper Flagg, contributed 27 points but was held scoreless during the critical final minutes.

This victory propels Houston to the national championship game against the Florida Gators, who secured their spot by defeating Auburn 79–73.  Florida was led by star guard Will Clayton Jr., who had 34 big points in the win.

Women's Final Four: UConn and South Carolina Advance

In the women's bracket, the University of Connecticut Huskies, led by standout guard Paige Bueckers, advanced to the national championship game after a commanding 85–51 victory over UCLA. Bueckers, projected as the top pick in the upcoming WNBA draft, showcased her exceptional talent throughout the tournament.

UConn will face the defending champion South Carolina Gamecocks, who earned their place in the title game by defeating Texas 74–57. The championship matchup features two powerhouse programs with a history of intense competition, each vying for the national title. 

The women's national championship game is scheduled for Sunday at 3 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on ABC. 

Both championship games promise to deliver high-stakes action as these teams compete for collegiate basketball supremacy.​



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