NCAA Tournament officially begins Tuesday and Wednesday with First Four action followed by first- and second-round games on Thursday and Friday as part of a rollercoaster opening week that will see the 68-team field quickly shrink to a Sweet 16 in the span of six days.

Michigan and its star freshmen are taking their game to the sport’s biggest stage. Michigan will be a No. 6 seed in the NCAA women’s basketball Tournament and open against No. 11 seed Iowa State or Princeton. The announcement was made Sunday evening during a televised selection show. Michigan will play it’s first-round game on Friday.