Apparently, the women's basketball world was shaken a bit on Sunday as two heavyweights fell in the NCAA Women's Final Four - much to the benefit of the Texas A&M Aggies.
↵The Aggies started the upsets off defeating the Stanford Cardinal in the first national semifinal game, winning 63-62. Stanford had been seen as the team that could give the Connecticut Huskies a run of their money, since Stanford did snap UConn's record winning streak earlier this year, but they won't get the opportunity to take on UConn again. Instead, the Aggies are headed to their first trip to the title game.
↵Texas A&M won't be facing UConn, either. The Huskies were mercifully upset by the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, 72-63. UConn cut the deficit to three points late in the game, but turnovers and missed shots - as well as missed free throws- doomed the Huskies.
↵Notre Dame will meet Texas A&M in the title game on Tuesday.
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