Michigan and Michigan State are among a list of teams sending both men and women's teams down to the NCAA tournament.

This year's NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Tournament field of 68 was unveiled on Sunday, and nine colleges have players from Missouri on the roster. So, while you are filling out brackets, you can look to see where some of the former top players in Missouri high school girls basketball are competing at this March Madness.

For the women, the focus of Selection Sunday was on the battle for the No. 1 overall seed. Big Ten champion UCLA was able to secure the top seed in the tournament, leaving a bad taste in the mouths of teams like South Carolina and USC.

If approved by a judge, the NCAA will stop enforcing rules prohibiting NIL from being used as a recruiting inducement.

If the settlement is approved by a judge, athletes would be able to negotiate their NIL deals before signing with schools.

The settlement was reached under a lawsuit filed by a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general of four states, including New York, Florida, Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.