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The Final Four Final Four 1/9/02 1:35 PM Page 5 The Final Four Championship Results.. 6 Final Four Game Records. 7 Championship Game Records. 9 Semifinals Game Records .. 11 Final Four Two-Game Records .. 13 Final Four Cumulative Records. 15 Final Four 1/9/02 1:35 PM Page 6 6 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Championship Results Yea r Ch a m p i o n Sc o r e Ru n n e r - U p Third Place Fo u rth Place 19 3 9 Or e g o n 46 - 3 3 Ohio St. † Ok l a h o m a †Vi l l a n o v a 19 4 0 In d i a n a 60 - 4 2 Ka n s a s † Du q u e s n e †Southern Ca l i f o r n i a 19 4 1 Wi s c o n s i n 39 - 3 4 Washington St. †P i t t s b u r g h † Ar k a n s a s 19 4 2 St a n f o r d 53 - 3 8 Da r t m o u t h † Co l o r a d o † Ke n t u c k y 19 4 3 Wy o m i n g 46 - 3 4 Ge o r g e t o w n †Te x a s † De P a u l 19 4 4 Ut a h 42 - 4 0 + Da r t m o u t h † Iowa St. † Ohio St. 19 4 5 Oklahoma St. 49 - 4 5 New York U. †Ar k a n s a s † Ohio St. 19 4 6 Oklahoma St. 43 - 4 0 North Carolina Ohio St. Ca l i f o r n i a 19 4 7 Holy Cross 58 - 4 7 Ok l a h o m a Te x a s CC N Y 19 4 8 Ke n t u c k y 58 - 4 2 Ba y l o r Holy Cross Kansas St. 19 4 9 Ke n t u c k y 46 - 3 6 Oklahoma St. Il l i n o i s Oregon St. 19 5 0 CC N Y 71 - 6 8 Br a d l e y North Carolina St. Ba y l o r 19 5 1 Ke n t u c k y 68 - 5 8 Kansas St. Il l i n o i s Oklahoma St. 19 5 2 Ka n s a s 80 - 6 3 St. John’s (N.Y.) Il l i n o i s Santa Clara 19 5 3 In d i a n a 69 - 6 8 Ka n s a s Wa s h i n g t o n LS U 19 5 4 La Salle 92 - 7 6 Br a d l e y Penn St. Southern Ca l i f o r n i a 19 5 5 San Francisco 77 - 6 3 La Salle Co l o r a d o Io w a 19 5 6 San Francisco 83 - 7 1 Io w a Te m p l e Southern Methodist 19 5 7 North Carolina 54 - 5 3 ‡ Ka n s a s San Francisco Michigan St. 19 5 8 Ke n t u c k y 84 - 7 2 Se a t t l e Te m p l e Kansas St. The year 2001 was a good one for Duke and 19 5 9 Ca l i f o r n i a 71 - 7 0 West Virginia Ci n c i n n a t i Lo u i s v i l l e 19 6 0 Ohio St. 75 - 5 5 Ca l i f o r n i a Ci n c i n n a t i New York U. especially coach Mike Krzyzewski, who cap- 19 6 1 Ci n c i n n a t i 70 - 6 5 + Ohio St. * St. Joseph’s Ut a h tured his third NCAA championship and was 19 6 2 Ci n c i n n a t i 71 - 5 9 Ohio St. Wake Forest UC L A inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball 19 6 3 Loyola (Ill.) 60 - 5 8 + Ci n c i n n a t i Du k e Oregon St. Hall of Fame. 19 6 4 UC L A 98 - 8 3 Du k e Mi c h i g a n Kansas St. 19 6 5 UC L A 91 - 8 0 Mi c h i g a n Pr i n c e t o n Wichita St. 19 6 6 UT E P 72 - 6 5 Ke n t u c k y Du k e Ut a h 19 6 7 UC L A 79 - 6 4 Da y t o n Ho u s t o n North Carolina 19 6 8 UC L A 78 - 5 5 North Carolina Ohio St. Ho u s t o n 19 6 9 UC L A 92 - 7 2 Pu r d u e Dr a k e North Carolina 19 7 0 UC L A 80 - 6 9 Ja c k s o n v i l l e New Mexico St. St. Bonaventure 19 7 1 UC L A 68 - 6 2 *Vi l l a n o v a *Western Ky. Ka n s a s 19 7 2 UC L A 81 - 7 6 Florida St. North Carolina Lo u i s v i l l e 19 7 3 UC L A 87 - 6 6 Me m p h i s In d i a n a Pr o v i d e n c e 19 7 4 North Carolina St. 76 - 6 4 Ma r q u e t t e UC L A Ka n s a s 19 7 5 UC L A 92 - 8 5 Ke n t u c k y Lo u i s v i l l e Sy r a c u s e 19 7 6 In d i a n a 86 - 6 8 Mi c h i g a n UC L A Ru t g e r s 19 7 7 Ma r q u e t t e 67 - 5 9 North Carolina UN L V Ch a r l o t t e 19 7 8 Ke n t u c k y 94 - 8 8 Du k e Ar k a n s a s Notre Dame 19 7 9 Michigan St. 75 - 6 4 Indiana St. De P a u l Pe n n s y l v a n i a 19 8 0 Lo u i s v i l l e 59 - 5 4 *U C L A Pu r d u e Io w a 19 8 1 In d i a n a 63 - 5 0 North Carolina Vi r g i n i a LS U 19 8 2 North Carolina 63 - 6 2 Ge o r g e t o w n †Ho u s t o n †Lo u i s v i l l e Que s t i o n . 19 8 3 North Carolina St. 54 - 5 2 Ho u s t o n † Ge o r g i a † Lo u i s v i l l e 19 8 4 Ge o r g e t o w n 84 - 7 5 Ho u s t o n †Ke n t u c k y †Vi r g i n i a How many schools from the state 19 8 5 Vi l l a n o v a 66 - 6 4 Ge o r g e t o w n †St. John’s (N.Y.) *†M e m p h i s of Georgia have played in the 19 8 6 Lo u i s v i l l e 72 - 6 9 Du k e † Ka n s a s †LS U Final Four? 19 8 7 In d i a n a 74 - 7 3 Sy r a c u s e † UN L V †Pr o v i d e n c e 19 8 8 Ka n s a s 83 - 7 9 Ok l a h o m a † Ar i z o n a † Du k e 19 8 9 Mi c h i g a n 80 - 7 9 + Seton Hall †Du k e †Il l i n o i s ns w e r. 19 9 0 UN L V 10 3 - 7 3 Du k e † Ar k a n s a s †Georgia Tech A 19 9 1 Du k e 72 - 6 5 Ka n s a s † UN L V †North Carolina 19 9 2 Du k e 71 - 5 1 Mi c h i g a n † Ci n c i n n a t i †In d i a n a Two (Georgia in 1983 and 19 9 3 North Carolina 77 - 7 1 Mi c h i g a n †Ka n s a s † Ke n t u c k y Georgia Tech in 1990) 19 9 4 Ar k a n s a s 76 - 7 2 Du k e † Ar i z o n a † Fl o r i d a 19 9 5 UC L A 89 - 7 8 Ar k a n s a s †North Carolina †Oklahoma St.
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