Michigan sophomore Syla Swords explains what the Wolverines need to do to take the next step, owning the team’s youth, rejecting excuses, and promising to use the Elite Eight loss as fuel to get back into the gym.

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Yahoo Sports’ Jordan Robinson highlights the upcoming Elite Eight games between #2 Michigan vs. #1 Texas and #3 TCU vs. #1 South Carolina.

Yahoo Sports’ Caroline Fenton reacts to #2 Michigan’s 71-52 win over #3 Louisville to advance to the Elite Eight for the second time in program history.

Natalie Esquire, Jordan Robinson, and Terrika Foster-Brasby preview the Sweet 16 matchup between Michigan and Louisville, focusing on Syla Swords and Elif Istanbulluoğlu's impact.

Olivia Olson and Syla Swords started slow against N.C State. Olson had all 27 of her points in the second half and Swords bounced back to score 26 and help the second-seeded Wolverines rout the short-handed Wolfpack 92-63 on Sunday and earn a spot in the women’s Sweet 16. “They’re hard to contain for 40 minutes,” N.C. State coach Wes Moore said.

Michigan women's basketball, behind three stellar sophomore guards, is eyeing a deep March Madness run.