Michigan State basketball senior Trey Fort made some more March Madness memories with a second straight NCAA Tournament performance to remember.

Michigan State women's basketball's No. 5 seed is the Spartans' highest in three seasons under coach Robyn Fralick.

Spartans must slow Cardinals’ top scorers to reach Sweet Sixteen.

Michigan State's dunk machine, Coen Carr, had a lot of those and many more highlight plays in the win over Louisville in the NCAA Tournament on Saturday.

Michigan State will play the winner of Sunday's game (8:45 p.m., TNT) between 2-seed UConn and 7-seed UCLA in the East Regional semifinal Friday, March 27, at Capital One Arena in Washington. The time has not been announced.

All five of the remaining brackets were aligned on the late wave of games. They all picked Duke to beat TCU, which the Blue Devils ended up doing easily, and they all had Houston getting past Texas A&M. They also had Gonzaga beating Texas and Illinois beating VCU.

Cam Ward and fellow freshman Jordan Scott both grew up near D.C. and have combined for 25 points in the tournament so far.