UConn (23-3) has bounced back from an 80-76 loss to Tennessee earlier this month with blowout wins over Providence and St. John’s. Guard Azzi Fudd scored a combined 51 points in those two victories, while Paige Bueckers was a force on both sides of the ball.

South Carolina (23-2) is a bit closer to a rare defeat, dropping a 66-62 slugfest against Texas a week ago. Since then, the Gamecocks rolled to a 38-point win over Florida, but UConn figures to be a more daunting test. Forwards Joyce Edwards and Chloe Kitts have been forces inside, while star guards Te-Hina Paopao and MiLaysia Fulwiley have lead one of the deepest teams in the country.

Here’s how to watch Sunday’s huge game between UConn and South Carolina:

Women’s college basketball title odds: South Carolina favored to repeat