With the Final Four set, let's take a look at an updated version of the women's bracket and then look ahead to Friday's Final Four showdowns. The defending-champion Gamecocks are making their record-tying fifth straight appearance in the Final Four,

Women's NCAA Tournament has reached the Final Four, and there are no surprises in the field. No. 1 overall seed UCLA is in, as are fellow No. 1 seeds South Carolina and Texas. The only non-No. 1 seed in the mix is UConn,

Yes, we know where Belmont University is. However for those that do not, here is where the WBIT finalist is located.

There are no real edges for any of these teams as the matchups fit their playing styles. Duke and Houston have the two best defenses in the country and play slower, so fitting they meet, while Auburn and Florida both play at quicker tempos and rank as the second and third-best offenses behind Duke.

Three of the four No. 1 seeds made it to the final weekend of the NCAA Tournament, with UCLA, South Carolina and Texas still dancing. The odd one out is No. 2 seed UConn, a team that should by no means be considered an underdog.