And then there were eight. The NCAA women's tournament Elite Eight features a few new faces, teams looking to continue their upset bids and one team looking to repeat as champs. No. 3-seeded LSU and All-American Angel Reese outlasted No. 9 Miami 54-42 to advance to their first Final Four since 2008.

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