NIT Results 1938 (6 teams) Bradley, Colorado, Long Island, New York Univ., Oklahoma A&M, Temple. Quarterfinals Temple beat Bradley, 53-40. NYU beat Long Island, 39-37. Semifinals Temple beat Oklahoma A&M, 56-44. Colorado beat NYU, 48-47. Championship Temple beat Colorado, 60-36. Third place Oklahoma A&M beat NYU, 37-24. 1939 (6 teams) Bradley, Long Island, Loyola (Chicago), New Mexico A&M, Roanoke, St. John s. Quarterfinals LIU beat New Mexico A&M, 52-45. St. John s beat Roanoke, 71-47. Semifinals Long Island beat Bradley, 36-32. Loyola beat St. John s, 51-46. Championship Long Island beat Loyola, 44-32. Third place Bradley beat St. John s, 40-35. 1940 (6 teams) Colorado, DePaul, Duquesne, Long Island, Oklahoma A&M, St. John s. Quarterfinals DePaul beat Long Island, 45-38. Duquesne beat St. John s, 38-31. Semifinals Colorado beat DePaul, 52-37. Duquesne beat Oklahoma A&M, 34-30. Championship Colorado beat Duquesne, 51-40. Third place Oklahoma A&M beat DePaul, 23-22. 1941 (8 teams) City College of New York, Duquesne, Long Island, Ohio, Rhode Island, Seton Hall, Virginia, Westminster. Quarterfinals CCNY beat Virginia, 64-35. Ohio beat Duquesne, 55-40. Seton Hall beat Rhode Island, 70-54. Long Island beat Westminster, 48-36. Semifinals Long Island beat Seton Hall, 49-26. Ohio beat CCNY, 45-43. Championship Long Island beat Ohio, 56-42. Third place CCNY beat Seton Hall, 42-27. 1942 (8 teams) City College of New York, Creighton, Long Island, Rhode Island, Toledo, West Texas State, West Virginia, Western Kentucky. Quarterfinals West Virginia beat LIU, 58-49. Creighton beat West Texas State, 59-58. Western Kentucky beat CCNY, 49-46. Toledo beat Rhode Island, 82-71. Semifinals West Virginia beat Toledo, 51-39. Western Kentucky beat Creighton, 49-36. Championship West Va. beat Western Ky., 47-45. Third place Creighton beat Toledo, 48-46. 1943 (8 teams) Creighton, Fordham, Manhattan, Rice, St. John s, Toledo, Washington & Jefferson, Western Kentucky. Quarterfinals St. John s beat Rice, 51-49. Fordham beat Western Kentucky, 60-58. Toledo beat Manhattan, 54-47. Wash. & Jefferson beat Creighton, 43-42. Semifinals Toledo beat Wash. & Jefferson, 46-39. St. John s beat Fordham, 69-43. Championship St. John s beat Toledo, 48-27. Third place Wash. & Jeff. beat Fordham, 39-34. 1944 (8 teams) Bowling Green, Canisius, DePaul, Kentucky, Muhlenberg, Oklahoma A&M, St. John s, Utah. Quarterfinals Okla. A&M beat Canisius, 43-29. Kentucky beat Utah, 46-38. St. John s beat Bowling Green, 44-40. DePaul beat Muhlenberg, 68-45. Semifinals St. John s beat Kentucky, 48-45. DePaul beat Oklahoma A&M, 41-38. Championship St. John s beat DePaul, 47-39. Third place Kentucky beat Okla. A&M, 45-29. 1945 (8 teams) Bowling Green, DePaul, Muhlenberg, Rensselaer Poly, Rhode Island, St. John s, Tennessee, West Virginia. Quarterfinals Rhode Island beat Tennessee, 51-44. Bowling Green beat RPI, 60-45. DePaul beat West Virginia, 76-52. St. John s beat Muhlenberg, 34-33. Semifinals DePaul beat Rhode Island, 97-53. Bowling Green beat St. John s, 57-44. Championship DePaul beat BGSU, 71-54. Third place St. John s beat Rhode Island, 64-57. 1946 (8 teams) Arizona, Bowling Green, Kentucky, Muhlenberg, Rhode Island, St. John s, Syracuse, West Virginia. Quarterfinals URI beat BGSU, 82-79 (ot). West Virginia beat St. John s, 70-58. Kentucky beat Arizona, 77-53. Muhlenberg beat Syracuse, 47-41. Semifinals Rhode Island beat Muhlenberg, 59-49. Kentucky beat West Virginia, 59-51. Championship Kentucky beat URI, 46-45. Third place West Va. beat Muhlenberg, 65-40. 1947 (8 teams) Bradley, Duquesne, Kentucky, Long Island, North Carolina State, St. John s, Utah, West Virginia.
Quarterfinals Utah beat Duquesne, 45-44. Kentucky beat Long Island, 66-62. North Carolina State beat St. John s, 61-55. West Virginia beat Bradley, 69-60. Semifinals Utah beat West Virginia, 64-62. Kentucky beat North Carolina State, 60-42. Championship Utah beat Kentucky, 49-45. Third place NC State beat West Virginia, 64-52. 1948 (8 teams) Bowling Green, DePaul, La Salle, New York Univ., North Carolina State, Saint Louis, Texas, Western Kentucky. Quarterfinals Western Ky. beat La Salle, 68-61. Saint Louis beat Bowling Green, 69-53. NYU beat Texas, 45-43. DePaul beat North Carolina State, 75-64. Semifinals NYU beat DePaul, 72-59. Saint Louis beat Western Kentucky, 60-53. Championship Saint Louis beat NYU, 65-52. Third place Western Ky. beat DePaul, 61-59. 1949 (12 teams) Bowling Green, Bradley, City College of New York, Kentucky, Loyola (Chicago), Manhattan, New York Univ., St. John s, Saint Louis, San Francisco, Utah, Western Kentucky. Seeded teams Kentucky, Saint Louis, Utah, Western Kentucky. First round Bowling Green beat St. John s, 77-64. San Francisco beat Manhattan, 68-43. Bradley beat NYU, 89-67. Loyola beat CCNY, 62-47. Quarterfinals Loyola beat Kentucky, 61-56. Bradley beat Western Kentucky, 95-86. San Francisco beat Utah, 64-63. Bowling Green beat Saint Louis, 80-74. Semifinals San Fran. beat Bowling Green, 49-39. Loyola beat Bradley, 55-50. Championship San Francisco beat Loyola, 48-47. Third place Bowling Green beat Bradley, 82-77. 1950 (12 teams) Arizona, Bradley, City College of New York, Duquesne, Kentucky, La Salle, Long Island, Niagara, St. John s, San Francisco, Syracuse, Western Kentucky. Seeded teams Bradley, Kentucky, Duquesne, St. John s. First round Western Ky. beat Niagara, 79-72. CCNY beat San Francisco, 65-46. Syracuse beat Long Island, 80-52. La Salle beat Arizona, 72-66. Quarterfinals St. John s beat Western Ky., 69-60. Bradley beat Syracuse, 78-66. Duquesne beat La Salle, 49-47. CCNY beat Kentucky, 89-50. Semifinals CCNY beat Duquesne, 62-52. Bradley beat St. John s, 83-72. Championship CCNY beat Bradley, 69-61. Third place St. John s beat Duquesne, 69-67 (ot). 1951 (12 teams) Arizona, Beloit, Brigham Young, Cincinnati, Dayton, La Salle, Lawrence Tech, North Carolina State, St. Bonaventure, St. John s, Saint Louis, Seton Hall. Seeded teams St. John s, North Carolina State, Brigham Young, Arizona. First round Dayton beat Lawrence Tech, 77-71. Seton Hall beat Beloit, 71-57. Saint Louis beat La Salle, 73-61. St. Bona. beat Cincinnati, 70-67 (2ot). Quarterfinals BYU beat Saint Louis, 75-68. St. John s beat St. Bonaventure, 60-58. Dayton beat Arizona, 74-68. Seton Hall beat North Carolina State, 71-59. Semifinals Dayton beat St. John s, 69-62 (ot). Brigham Young beat Seton Hall, 69-59. Championship BYU beat Dayton, 62-43. Third place St. John s beat SHU 70-68 (2ot). 1952 (12 teams) Dayton, Duquesne, Holy Cross, La Salle, Louisville, New York Univ., St. Bonaventure, St. John s, Saint Louis, Seattle, Seton Hall, Western Kentucky. Seeded teams Duquesne, Saint Louis, St. Bonaventure, St. John s. First round Dayton beat NYU, 81-66. Western Kentucky beat Louisville, 62-59. La Salle beat Seton Hall, 80-76. Holy Cross beat Seattle, 77-72. Quarterfinals St. Bona. beat Western Ky., 70-69. La Salle beat St. John s, 51-45. Duquesne beat Holy Cross, 78-68. Dayton beat Saint Louis, 68-58. Semifinals La Salle beat Duquesne, 59-46. Dayton beat St. Bonaventure, 69-62. Championship La Salle beat Dayton, 75-64. Third place St. Bona. beat Duquesne, 48-34. 1953 (12 teams) Brigham Young, Duquesne, Georgetown, La Salle, Louisville, Manhattan, Niagara, St. John s, Saint Louis, Seton Hall, Tulsa, Western Kentucky. Seeded teams Seton Hall, La Salle, Western Kentucky, Manhattan. First round Duquesne beat Tulsa, 88-69. Louisville beat Georgetown, 92-79. St. John s beat Saint Louis, 81-66. Niagara beat Brigham Young, 82-76 (ot). Quarterfinals St. John s beat La Salle, 75-74. Manhattan beat Louisville, 79-66.
Seton Hall beat Niagara, 79-74. Duquesne beat Western Kentucky, 69-61. Semifinals Seton Hall beat Manhattan, 74-56. St. John s beat Duquesne, 64-55. Championship Seton Hall beat St. John s, 58-46. Third place Duquesne beat Manhattan, 81-67. 1954 (12 teams) Bowling Green, Brigham Young, Dayton, Duquesne, Holy Cross, Louisville, Manhattan, Niagara, St. Francis (N.Y.), Saint Francis (Pa.), Western Kentucky, Wichita State. Seeded teams Duquesne, Western Kentucky, Holy Cross, Niagara. First round St. Francis (N.Y.) beat Louisville, 60-55. Dayton beat Manhattan, 90-79. Bowling Green beat Wichita State, 88-64. Saint Francis (Pa.) beat BYU, 81-68. Quarterfinals Western Ky. beat BGSU, 95-81. Niagara beat Dayton, 77-74. Duquesne beat Saint Francis (Pa.), 69-63. Holy Cross beat St. Francis (N.Y.), 93-69. Semifinals Duquesne beat Niagara, 66-51. Holy Cross beat Western Kentucky, 75-69. Championship Holy Cross beat Duquesne, 71-62. Third place Niagara beat Western Ky., 71-65. 1955 (12 teams) Cincinnati, Connecticut, Dayton, Duquesne, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Louisville, Manhattan, Niagara, Saint Francis (Pa.), Saint Louis, Seton Hall. Seeded teams Duquesne, Dayton, Holy Cross, Cincinnati. First round Louisville beat Manhattan, 91-86. Niagara beat Lafayette, 83-70. Saint Francis (Pa.) beat Seton Hall, 89-78. Saint Louis beat Connecticut, 110-103. Quarterfinals Duquesne beat Louisville, 74-66. Cincinnati beat Niagara, 85-83 (2ot). Saint Francis (Pa.) beat Holy Cross, 68-64. Dayton beat Saint Louis, 97-81. Semifinals Dayton beat St Francis (Pa.), 79-73 (ot). Duquesne beat Cincinnati, 65-51. Championship Duquesne beat Dayton, 70-58. Third place Cincinnati beat St Francis (Pa.), 96-91 (ot). 1956 (12 teams) Dayton, Duquesne, Lafayette, Louisville, Marquette, Niagara, Oklahoma A&M, St. Francis (N.Y.), Saint Joseph s, Saint Louis, Seton Hall, Xavier. Seeded teams Dayton, Louisville, Saint Joseph s, Niagara. First round St. Francis (NY) beat Lafayette, 85-74. Duquesne beat Oklahoma A&M, 69-61. Seton Hall beat Marquette, 96-78. Xavier beat Saint Louis, 84-80. Quarterfinals Louisville beat Duquesne, 84-72. St. Francis (N.Y.) beat Niagara, 74-72. Saint Joseph s beat Seton Hall, 74-65. Dayton beat Xavier, 72-68. Semifinals Dayton beat St. Francis (N.Y.), 89-58. Louisville beat Saint Joseph s, 89-79. Championship Louisville beat Dayton, 93-80. Third place Saint Joseph s beat St. Francis, 93-82. 1957 (12 teams) Bradley, Cincinnati, Dayton, Manhattan, Memphis, St. Bonaventure, Saint Peter s, Seattle, Seton Hall, Temple, Utah, Xavier. Seeded teams Seattle, Bradley (two only). First round Memphis beat Utah, 77-75. Xavier beat Seton Hall, 85-79. Dayton beat Saint Peter s, 79-71. St. Bonaventure beat Cincinnati, 90-72. Quarterfinals Memphis beat Manhattan, 85-73. St. Bonaventure beat Seattle, 85-68. Bradley beat Xavier, 116-81. Temple beat Dayton, 77-66. Semifinals Memphis beat St. Bonaventure, 80-78. Bradley beat Temple, 94-66. Championship Bradley beat Memphis, 84-83. Third place Temple beat St. Bonaventure, 67-50. 1958 (12 teams) Bradley, Butler, Dayton, Fordham, Niagara, St. Bonaventure, Saint Francis (Pa.), St. John s, Saint Joseph s, Saint Peter s, Utah, Xavier. Seeded teams Bradley, Dayton, St. Bonaventure, Utah. First round St. John s beat Butler, 76-69. Saint Joseph s beat Saint Peter s, 83-76. Xavier beat Niagara, 95-86. Fordham beat Saint Francis (Pa.), 83-59. Quarterfinals St. John s beat Utah, 71-70. St. Bonaventure beat Saint Joseph s, 79-75. Xavier beat Bradley, 72-62. Dayton beat Fordham, 74-70. Semifinals Dayton beat St. John s, 80-56. Xavier beat St. Bonaventure, 72-53. Championship Xavier beat Dayton, 78-74 (ot). Third place St. Bona. beat St. John s, 84-69. 1959 (12 teams) Bradley, Butler, Denver, Fordham, Manhattan, New York Univ., Oklahoma City, Providence, St. Bonaventure, St. John s, Saint Louis, Villanova. Seeded teams Bradley, Saint Louis, St. Bonaventure, Oklahoma City. First round Butler beat Fordham, 94-80. NYU beat Denver, 90-81.
Providence beat Manhattan, 68-66. St. John s beat Villanova, 75-67. Quarterfinals Bradley beat Butler, 83-77. NYU beat Oklahoma City, 63-48. Providence beat St. Louis, 75-72 (2ot). St. John s beat St. Bonaventure, 82-74. Semifinals Bradley beat NYU, 59-57. St. John s beat Providence, 76-55. Championship St. John s beat Bradley, 76-71 (ot). Third place NYU beat Providence, 71-57. 1960 (12 teams) Bradley, Dayton, Detroit, Holy Cross, Memphis, Providence, St. Bonaventure, St. John s, Saint Louis, Temple, Utah State, Villanova. Seeded teams Bradley, Utah State, Saint Louis, St. John s. First round Villanova beat Detroit, 88-86. Providence beat Memphis, 71-70. St. Bonaventure beat Holy Cross, 94-81. Dayton beat Temple, 72-51. Quarterfinals Utah St. beat Villanova, 73-72 (ot). Providence beat Saint Louis, 64-53. Bradley beat Dayton, 78-64. St. Bonaventure beat St. John's, 106-71. Semifinals Bradley beat St. Bonaventure, 82-71. Providence beat Utah State, 68-62. Championship Bradley beat Providence, 88-72. Third place Utah St. beat St. Bonaventure, 99-83. 1961 (12 teams) Army, Colorado State, Dayton, DePaul, Detroit, Holy Cross, Memphis, Miami (Fla.), Niagara, Providence, Saint Louis, Temple. Seeded teams Colorado State, Dayton, Memphis, Niagara. First round Saint Louis beat Miami (Fla.), 58-56. Holy Cross beat Detroit, 86-82. Temple beat Army, 79-66. Providence beat DePaul, 73-67. Quarterfinals Saint Louis beat Colo. State, 59-53. Holy Cross beat Memphis, 81-69. Dayton beat Temple, 62-60. Providence beat Niagara, 71-68. Semifinals Saint Louis beat Dayton, 67-60. Providence beat Holy Cross, 90-83 (ot). Championship Providence beat SLU, 62-59. Third place Holy Cross beat Dayton, 85-67. 1962 (12 teams) Bradley, Colorado State, Dayton, Duquesne, Holy Cross, Houston, Loyola (Chicago), Navy, Providence, St. John s, Temple, Wichita State. Seeded teams Bradley, Houston, Loyola (Chicago), St. John s. First round Dayton beat Wichita State, 79-71. Temple beat Providence, 80-78. Holy Cross beat Colorado State, 72-71. Duquesne beat Navy, 70-58. Quarterfinals Dayton beat Houston, 94-77. Loyola (Chicago) beat Temple, 75-64. Duquesne beat Bradley, 88-85. St. John s beat Holy Cross, 80-74. Semifinals Dayton beat Loyola, 98-82. St. John s beat Duquesne, 75-65. Championship Dayton beat St. John s, 73-67. Third place Loyola beat Duquesne, 95-84. 1963 (12 teams) - Canisius, DePaul, Fordham, La Salle, Marquette, Memphis, Miami (Fla.), Providence, St. Francis (N.Y.), Saint Louis, Villanova, Wichita State. Seeded teams Wichita State, Providence, Marquette, Canisius. First round Villanova beat DePaul, 63-51. Memphis beat Fordham, 70-49. Saint Louis beat La Salle, 63-61. Miami (Fla.) beat St. Francis (N.Y.), 71-70. Quarterfinals Villanova beat Wichita State, 54-53. Canisius beat Memphis, 76-67. Marquette beat Saint Louis, 84-49. Providence beat Miami (Fla.), 106-96. Semifinals Providence beat Marquette, 70-64. Canisius beat Villanova, 61-46. Championship Providence beat Canisius, 81-66. Third place Marquette beat Villanova, 66-58. 1964 (12 teams) Army, Bradley, DePaul, Drake, Duquesne, Miami (Fla.), New Mexico, New York Univ., Pittsburgh, St. Bonaventure, Saint Joseph s, Syracuse. Seeded teams DePaul, Bradley, Duquesne, New Mexico. First round Saint Joe s beat Miami (Fla.), 86-76. NYU beat Syracuse, 77-68. Army beat St. Bonaventure, 64-62. Drake beat Pittsburgh, 87-82. Quarterfinals Bradley beat Saint Joseph s, 83-81. NYU beat DePaul, 79-66. New Mexico beat Drake, 65-60. Army beat Duquesne, 67-65 (ot). Semifinals New Mexico beat NYU, 72-65. Bradley beat Army, 67-52. Championship Bradley beat New Mexico, 86-54. Third place Army beat NYU, 60-59. 1965 (14 teams) Army, Boston College, Bradley, Detroit, Fordham, La Salle, Manhattan, New Mexico, New York University, St. John s, Saint Louis, UTEP, Villanova, Western Kentucky.
Seeded teams Villanova, New Mexico. First round St. John s beat BC, 114-92. Manhattan beat UTEP, 71-53. Western Kentucky beat Fordham, 57-53. Army beat Saint Louis, 70-66. NYU beat Bradley, 71-70. Detroit beat La Salle, 93-86. Quarterfinals St. John s beat New Mexico, 61-54. Villanova beat Manhattan, 73-71. NYU beat Detroit, 87-76. Army beat Western Kentucky, 58-54. Semifinals Villanova beat NYU, 91-69. St. John s beat Army, 67-60. Championship St. John s beat Villanova, 55-51. Third place Army beat NYU, 75-74. 1966 (14 teams) Army, Boston College, Brigham Young, DePaul, Louisville, Manhattan, New York Univ., Penn State, St. John s, San Francisco, Temple, Villanova, Virginia Tech, Wichita State. Seeded teams Brigham Young, Wichita State. First round Temple beat Virginia Tech, 88-73. NYU beat DePaul, 68-65. San Francisco beat Penn State, 89-77. Villanova beat St. John s, 63-61. Army beat Manhattan, 71-66. Boston College beat Louisville, 96-90 (3ot). Quarterfinals BYU beat Temple, 90-78. NYU beat Wichita State, 90-84 (ot). Army beat San Francisco, 80-63. Villanova beat Boston College, 86-85. Semifinals Brigham Young beat Army, 66-60. NYU beat Villanova, 69-63. Championship Brigham Young beat NYU, 97-84. Third place Villanova beat Army, 76-65. 1967 (14 teams) Duke, Marquette, Marshall, Memphis, Nebraska, New Mexico, Providence, Rutgers, Saint Peter s, Southern Illinois, Syracuse, Tulsa, Utah State, Villanova. Bye teams Duke, Nebraska. First round Marshall beat Villanova, 70-68 (ot). Southern Illinois beat Saint Peter s, 103-58. Providence beat Memphis, 77-68. New Mexico beat Syracuse, 66-64. Marquette beat Tulsa, 64-60. Rutgers beat Utah State, 78-76. Quarterfinals Southern Illinois beat Duke, 72-63. Marshall beat Nebraska, 119-88. Rutgers beat New Mexico, 65-60. Marquette beat Providence, 81-80 (ot). Semifinals Marquette beat Marshall, 83-78. Southern Illinois beat Rutgers, 79-70. Championship SIU beat Marquette, 71-56. Third place Rutgers beat Marshall, 93-76. 1968 (16 teams) Army, Bradley, Dayton, Duke, Duquesne, Fordham, Kansas, Long Island, Marshall, Notre Dame, Oklahoma City, Saint Peter s, Temple, Villanova, West Virginia, Wyoming. First round St. Peter s beat Marshall, 102-93 (2ot). Duke beat Oklahoma City, 97-81. Kansas beat Temple, 82-76. Villanova beat Wyoming, 77-66. Notre Dame beat Army, 62-58. Long Island beat Bradley, 80-77. Fordham beat Duquesne, 69-60. Dayton beat West Virginia, 87-68. Quarterfinals Kansas beat Villanova, 55-49. Saint Peter s beat Duke, 100-71. Dayton beat Fordham, 61-60. Notre Dame beat Long Island, 62-60. Semifinals Dayton beat Notre Dame, 76-74 (ot). Kansas beat Saint Peter s, 58-46. Championship Dayton beat Kansas, 61-48. Third place Notre Dame beat Saint Peter s, 81-78. 1969 (16 teams) Army, Boston College, Florida, Fordham, Kansas, Louisville, Ohio, Rutgers, Saint Peter s, South Carolina, Southern Illinois, Temple, Tennessee, Tulsa, West Texas State, Wyoming. First round Temple beat Florida, 82-66. Saint Peter s beat Tulsa, 75-71. Ohio beat West Texas State, 82-80. Tennessee beat Rutgers, 67-51. Army beat Wyoming, 51-49. South Carolina beat Southern Illinois, 72-63. Boston College beat Kansas, 78-62. Louisville beat Fordham, 73-70. Quarterfinals Temple beat Saint Peter s, 94-78. Tennessee beat Ohio, 75-64. Army beat South Carolina, 59-45. Boston College beat Louisville, 88-83. Semifinals Temple beat Tennessee, 63-58. Boston College beat Army, 73-61. Championship Temple beat BC, 89-76. Third place Tennessee beat Army, 64-52. 1970 (16 teams) Army, Cincinnati, Duke, Duquesne, Georgetown, Georgia Tech, Louisiana State, Louisville, Manhattan, Marquette, Massachusetts, Miami (Ohio), North Carolina, Oklahoma, St. John s, Utah. First round Georgia Tech beat Duquesne, 78-68. St. John s beat Miami (Ohio), 70-57. Manhattan beat North Carolina, 95-90. Army beat Cincinnati, 72-67. Utah beat Duke, 78-75.
Marquette beat Massachusetts, 62-55. Louisiana State beat Georgetown, 83-82. Oklahoma beat Louisville, 74-73. Quarterfinals Army beat Manhattan, 77-72. St. John s beat Georgia Tech, 56-55. Marquette beat Utah, 83-63. Louisiana State beat Oklahoma, 97-94. Semifinals St. John s beat Army, 60-59. Marquette beat Louisiana State, 101-79. Championship Marquette beat St. John s, 65-53. Third place Army beat Louisiana State, 75-68. 1971 (16 teams) Dayton, Duke, Georgia Tech, Hawai i, La Salle, Louisville, Massachusetts, Michigan, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Providence, Purdue, St. Bonaventure, St. John s, Syracuse, Tennessee. First round North Carolina beat UMass, 90-49. Duke beat Dayton, 68-60. Providence beat Louisville, 64-58. Tennessee beat St. John s, 84-83 (2ot). Georgia Tech beat La Salle, 70-67. Michigan beat Syracuse, 86-76. St. Bonaventure beat Purdue, 94-79. Hawai i beat Oklahoma, 87-86 (2ot). Quarterfinals UNC. beat Providence, 86-79. Duke beat Tennessee, 78-64. Georgia Tech beat Michigan, 78-70. St. Bonaventure beat Hawai i, 73-64. Semifinals North Carolina beat Duke, 73-69. Georgia Tech beat St. Bona., 76-71 (2ot). Championship N. Carolina beat Ga. Tech, 84-66. Third place St. Bonaventure beat Duke, 92-88 (ot). 1972 (16 teams) Davidson, Fordham, Indiana, Jacksonville, Lafayette, Maryland, Memphis, Missouri, Niagara, Oral Roberts, Princeton, St. John s, Saint Joseph s, Syracuse, UTEP, Virginia. First round Lafayette beat Virginia, 72-71. Jacksonville beat Fordham, 94-75. Syracuse beat Davidson, 81-77. Maryland beat Saint Joseph s, 67-55. Oral Roberts beat Memphis, 94-74. St. John s beat Missouri, 82-81 (ot). Princeton beat Indiana, 68-60. Niagara beat UTEP, 76-57. Quarterfinals Jacksonville beat Lafayette, 87-76. Maryland beat Syracuse, 71-65. St. John s beat Oral Roberts, 94-78. Niagara beat Princeton, 65-60. Semifinals Maryland beat Jacksonville, 91-77. Niagara beat St. John s, 69-67. Championship Maryland beat Niagara, 100-69. Third place Jacksonville beat St. John s, 83-80. 1973 (16 teams) Alabama, American, Fairfield, Louisville, Manhattan, Marshall, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Oral Roberts, Rutgers, Southern California, Virginia Tech. First round Notre Dame beat USC, 69-65. Louisville beat American U., 97-84. North Carolina beat Oral Roberts, 82-65. Massachusetts beat Missouri, 78-71. Fairfield beat Marshall, 80-76. Virginia Tech beat New Mexico, 65-63. Minnesota beat Rutgers, 68-59. Alabama beat Manhattan, 87-86. Quarterfinals N. Carolina beat UMass, 73-63. Notre Dame beat Louisville, 79-71. Virginia Tech beat Fairfield, 77-76. Alabama beat Minnesota, 69-65. Semifinals Virginia Tech beat Alabama, 74-73. Notre Dame beat North Carolina, 78-71. Championship Va. Tech beat ND, 92-91 (ot). Third place North Carolina beat Alabama, 88-69. 1974 (16 teams) Boston College, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Fairfield, Hawai i, Jacksonville, Manhattan, Maryland-Eastern Shore, Massachusetts, Memphis, North Carolina, Purdue, Rutgers, St. John s, Seton Hall, Utah. First round UMES beat Manhattan, 84-81. Jacksonville beat Massachusetts, 73-69. Hawai i beat Fairfield, 66-65. Purdue beat North Carolina, 82-71. Memphis beat Seton Hall, 73-72. Utah beat Rutgers, 102-89. Connecticut beat St. John s, 82-70. Boston College beat Cincinnati, 63-62. Quarterfinals Jacksonville beat UMES, 85-83. Purdue beat Hawai i, 85-72. Utah beat Memphis, 92-78. Boston College beat Connecticut, 76-75. Semifinals Purdue beat Jacksonville, 78-63. Utah beat Boston College, 117-93. Championship Purdue beat Utah, 87-81. Third place BC beat Jacksonville, 87-77. 1975 (16 teams) Clemson, Connecticut, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Manhattan, Massachusetts, Memphis, Oral Roberts, Oregon, Pittsburgh, Princeton, Providence, St. John s, Saint Peter s, South Carolina, Southern Illinois. First round Manhattan beat Massachusetts, 68-51. Providence beat Clemson, 91-84. Pittsburgh beat Southern Illinois, 70-65. St. John s beat Lafayette, 94-76. South Carolina beat Connecticut, 71-61. Princeton beat Holy Cross, 84-63.
Oral Roberts beat Memphis, 97-95. Oregon beat Saint Peter s, 85-79. Quarterfinals Providence beat Pittsburgh, 101-80. St. John s beat Manhattan, 57-56. Oregon beat Oral Roberts, 68-59. Princeton beat South Carolina, 86-67. Semifinals Providence beat St. John s, 85-72. Princeton beat Oregon, 58-57. Championship Princeton beat Providence, 80-69. Third place Oregon beat St. John s, 80-76 (ot). 1976 (12 teams) Holy Cross, Kansas State, Kentucky, Louisville, Niagara, North Carolina A&T, North Carolina State, Charlotte, Oregon, Providence, Saint Peter s, San Francisco. First round Charlotte beat San Francisco, 79-74. Holy Cross beat Saint Peter s, 84-78. Kentucky beat Niagara, 67-61. Providence beat North Caro. A&T, 84-68. Quarterfinals Charlotte beat Oregon, 79-72. NC State beat Holy Cross, 78-68. Kentucky beat Kansas State, 81-78. Providence beat Louisville, 73-67. Semifinals Charlotte beat NC State, 80-79. Kentucky beat Providence, 79-78. Championship Kentucky beat Charlotte, 71-67. Third place NC State beat Providence, 74-69. 1977 (16 teams) Alabama, Creighton, Georgetown, Houston, Illinois State, Indiana State, Massachusetts, Memphis, Old Dominion, Oral Roberts, Oregon, Rutgers, St. Bonaventure, Seton Hall, Villanova, Virginia Tech. First round Alabama beat Memphis, 86-63, at Birmingham, Ala. Virginia Tech beat Georgetown, 83-79, at Blacksburg, Va. ISU beat Creighton, 65-58, at Omaha, Neb. Houston beat Indiana State, 83-82, at Houston, Texas. 'Nova beat ODU, 71-68 (ot), at Norfolk, Va. Massachusetts beat Seton Hall, 86-85, at Springfield, Mass. Oregon beat ORU, 90-89, at Tulsa, Okla. St. Bonaventure beat Rutgers, 79-77, at Princeton, N.J. Quarterfinals Alabama beat Virginia Tech, 79-72. Houston beat Illinois State, 91-90. Villanova beat Massachusetts, 81-71. St. Bonaventure beat Oregon, 76-73. Semifinals Houston beat Alabama, 82-76. St. Bonaventure beat Villanova, 86-82. Championship St. Bona. beat Houston, 94-91. Third place Villanova beat Alabama, 102-89. 1978 (16 teams) Army, Dayton, Detroit, Fairfield, Georgetown, Illinois State, Indiana State, Nebraska, North Carolina State, Rutgers, South Carolina, Temple, Texas, Utah State, Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth. First round Georgetown beat Virginia, 70-68 (ot), at Charlottesville, Va. Neb. beat Utah St., 67-66, at Lincoln, Neb. Texas beat Temple, 72-58, at Austin, Texas. Rutgers beat Army, 72-70, at New Brunswick, N.J. Indiana State beat Illinois State, 73-71, at Terre Haute, Ind. NC State beat South Carolina, 82-70, at Raleigh, N.C. Detroit beat Va. Commonwealth, 94-86, at Detroit, Mich. Dayton beat Fairfield, 108-93, at Dayton, Ohio. Quarterfinals Georgetown beat Dayton, 71-62, at Dayton, Ohio. Texas beat Neb., 67-48, at Austin, Texas. Rutgers beat Indiana State, 57-56, at Piscataway, N.J. North Carolina State beat Detroit, 84-77, at Raleigh, N.C. Semifinals Texas beat Rutgers, 96-76. NC State beat Georgetown, 86-85. Championship Texas beat NC State, 101-93. Third place Rutgers beat Georgetown, 85-72. 1979 (24 teams) Alabama, Alcorn State, Central Michigan, Clemson, Dayton, Holy Cross, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana-Monroe, Maryland, Mississippi State, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio State, Old Dominion, Oregon State, Purdue, Rhode Island, St. Bonaventure, Saint Joseph s, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Virginia, Wagner. First round Clemson 68, Kentucky 67 (ot), at Lexington, Ky. Virginia 79, Louisiana-Monroe 78, at Charlottesville, Va. ODU 83, Wagner 81, at Norfolk, Va. Md. 67, URI 65 (3ot), at College Park, Md. Nevada 62, Oregon St. 61, at Corvallis, Ore. Ohio State 80, Saint Joseph s 66, at Columbus, Ohio. Alabama 98, St. Bonaventure 89, at Birmingham, Ala. Indiana 78, Texas Tech 59, at Lubbock, Tex. Texas A&M 79, New Mexico 68, Dayton 105, Holy Cross 81, at Dayton, Ohio.
Purdue 97, Central Michigan 80, at West Lafayette, Ind. Alcorn State 80, Mississippi State 78, at Starkville, Miss. Second round Texas A&M 67, Nevada 64, at Reno, Nev. Purdue 84, Dayton 70, at West Lafayette, Ind. ODU 61, Clemson 59, at Clemson, S.C. Ohio State 79, Md. 72, at College Park, Md. Alabama 90, Va. 88, at Birmingham, Ala. Indiana 73, Alcorn 69, at Bloomington, Ind. Third round Indiana and Ohio State drew byes. Alabama 72, Texas A&M 68, at Houston, Texas (The Summit). Purdue 67, Old Dominion 59, at West Lafayette, Ind. Semifinals Indiana 64, Ohio State 55. Purdue 87, Alabama 68. Championship Indiana 53, Purdue 52. Third place Alabama 96, Ohio State 86. 1980 (32 teams) Alabama, UAB, Boston College, Boston University, Bowling Green, Connecticut, Duquesne, Grambling, Illinois, Illinois State, Jacksonville, Lafayette, Long Beach State, Louisiana-Lafayette, Loyola (Chicago), Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Murray State, Nebraska, UNLV, Penn State, Pepperdine, Pittsburgh, Saint Joseph s, Saint Peter s, Texas, UTEP, Virginia, Washington, West Texas State, Wichita State. First round Saint Peter s 71, Connecticut 56, at Storrs, Conn. ISU 80, West Texas 63, at Normal, Ill. Texas 70, Saint Joe s 61, at Austin, Texas. Minnesota 64, Bowling Green 50, Murray State 53, Jacksonville 49, at Jacksonville, Fla. Va. 67, Lafayette 56, at Charlottesville, Va. Illinois 105, Loyola 87, at Champaign, Ill. Alabama 53, Penn St. 49, at Birmingham, Ala. Boston College 95, Boston University 74, at Boston, Mass. (Boston College). UTEP 58, Wichita State 56, at Wichita, Kan. Duquesne 65, Pittsburgh 63, at Pittsburgh, Pa. (Duquesne). La.-Lafayette 74, UAB 72, at Lafayette, La. Michigan 76, Neb. 69, at Ann Arbor, Mich. Miss. 76, Grambling 74, at Oxford, Miss. UNLV 93, Wash. 73, at Las Vegas, Nev. Long Beach State 104, Pepperdine 87, at Anaheim, Calif. Second round Saint Peter s 34, Duquesne 33, at Pittsburgh, Pa. Virginia 57, BC 55, at Charlottesville, Va. La-Lafayette 77, Texas 76, at Austin, Texas. Minnesota 58, Mississippi 56, Murray State 70, Alabama 62, at Tuscaloosa, Ala. Illinois 75, ISU 65, at Champaign, Ill. Mich. 74, UTEP 65, at Ann Arbor, Mich. UNLV 90, Long Beach State 81, at Las Vegas, Nev. Third round UNLV 67, Saint Peter s 62, at Las Vegas, Nev. Minnesota 94, Louisiana-Lafayette 73, Illinois 65, Murray St. 63, at Champaign, Ill. Virginia 79, Mich. 68, at Charlottesville, Va. Semifinals Virginia 90, UNLV 71. Minnesota 65, Illinois 63. Championship Virginia 58, Minnesota 55. Third place Illinois 84, UNLV 74. 1981 (32 teams) Alabama, American, Clemson, Connecticut, Dayton, Drake, Duke, Duquesne, Fordham, Georgia, Holy Cross, Marquette, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina A&T, Old Dominion, Pan American, Penn, Purdue, Rhode Island, St. John s, San Jose State, South Alabama, South Florida, Southern Mississippi, Syracuse, Temple, Texas-Arlington, UTEP, Toledo, Tulsa, West Virginia. First round Dayton 66, Fordham 65 (2ot), at Dayton, Ohio. Georgia 74, ODU 60, at Athens, Ga. UTEP 57, San Jose St. 53, at El Paso, Texas. South Alabama 74, Texas-Arlington 71, at Mobile, Ala. Toledo 91, American 83, at Toledo, Ohio. Minn. 90, Drake 77, UConn 65, South Florida 55, at Tampa, Fla. Purdue 84, URI 58, at West Lafayette, Ind. Mich. 74, Duquesne 58, at Ann Arbor, Mich. Duke 79, North Carolina A&T 69, at Durham, N.C. Temple 90, Clemson 82, at Clemson, S.C. Alabama 73, St. John s 69 (ot), at Jamaica, N.Y. Holy Cross 56, Southern Mississippi 54, at Hattiesburg, Miss. Syracuse 88, Marquette 81 at Syracuse, N.Y. Tulsa 81, Pan American 71, at Tulsa, Okla. (Mabee Center). West Virginia 67, Penn 64,
Second round Michigan 80, Toledo 68, at Ann Arbor, Mich. South Ala. 73, Georgia 72, at Athens, Ga. Tulsa 76, UTEP 72, at Tulsa, Okla. (Mabee Center). Minnesota 84, UConn 66, at Hartford, Conn. (Hartford Civic Center). Duke 75, Alabama 70, at Durham, N.C. West Virginia 77, Temple 76 (ot), Syracuse 77, Holy Cross 57, at Syracuse, N.Y. Purdue 50, Dayton 46, at West Lafayette, Ind. Third round Syracuse 91, Michigan 76, at Syracuse, N.Y. West Virginia 80, Minnesota 69, Tulsa 69, South Alabama 68, at Tulsa, Okla. (Mabee Center). Purdue 81, Duke 69, at West Lafayette, Ind. Semifinals Tulsa 89, West Virginia 87. Syracuse 70, Purdue 63. Championship Tulsa 86, Syracuse 84 (ot). Third place Purdue 75, West Virginia 72 (ot). 1982 (32 teams) American, Bradley, Brigham Young, UC Irvine, Clemson, Connecticut, Dayton, Fordham, Georgia, Illinois, Iona, Lamar, Long Island, LSU, Maryland, Mississippi, Murray State, UNLV, Oklahoma, Oral Roberts, Purdue, Richmond, Rutgers, Saint Peter s, San Diego State, Syracuse, Temple, Texas A&M, Tulane, Virginia Tech, Washington, Western Kentucky. First round Okla. 81, ORU 73, at Tulsa, Okla. Purdue 72, Western Kentucky 65, at West Lafayette, Ind. Illinois 126, LIU 78, at Champaign, Ill. Washington 66, BYU 63, at Provo, Utah. Texas A&M 60, Lamar 58, at College Station, Texas. Dayton 76, UConn 75 (ot), at Dayton, Ohio. UNLV 87, Murray St 61, at Las Vegas, Nev. Georgia 73, Temple 60, at Athens, Ga. Rutgers 55, Iona 51, at Piscataway, N.J. Bradley 76, American 65, at Peoria, Ill. Tulane 83, LSU 72, at Baton Rouge, La. UC Irvine 70, San Diego State 69, at San Diego, Calif. Syracuse 84, Saint Peter s 75, at Syracuse, N.Y. Virginia Tech 69, Fordham 58, at Blacksburg, Va. Maryland 60, Richmond 50, at Richmond, Va. Ole Miss 53, Clemson 49, at Clemson, S.C. Second round Tulane 56, UNLV 51, at Las Vegas, Nev. Okla. 80, UC Irvine 77, at Norman, Okla. Bradley 95, Syracuse 81, at Syracuse, N.Y. Georgia 83, Maryland 69, at Athens, Ga. Dayton 61, Illinois 58, at Champaign, Ill. Texas A&M 69, Wash. 65, at Seattle, Wash. Va. Tech 61, Ole Miss 59, at Oxford, Miss. Purdue 98, Rutgers 65, at West Lafayette, Ind. Third round Oklahoma 91, Dayton 82, at Norman, Okla. Bradley 77, Tulane 61, at Peoria, Ill. Georgia 90, Va. Tech 73, at Athens, Ga. Purdue 86, Texas A&M 68, at West Lafayette, Ind. Semifinals Bradley 84, Oklahoma 68. Purdue 61, Georgia 60. Championship Bradley 67, Purdue 58. 1983 (32 teams) Alabama State, Arizona State, Bowling Green, Cal State Fullerton, DePaul, East Tennessee State, Fordham, Fresno State, Idaho, Iona, LSU, Michigan State, Minnesota, Mississippi, Murray State, Nebraska, New Orleans, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Old Dominion, Oregon State, St. Bonaventure, South Carolina, South Florida, Texas Christian, UTEP, Tulane, Tulsa, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, William & Mary. First round Vanderbilt 79, East Tenn. State 74, South Fla. 81, Fordham 69, at Tampa, Fla. UNO 99, LSU 94 (ot), at Baton Rouge, La. Oregon State 77, Idaho 59, at Corvallis, Ore. DePaul 76, Minnesota 73, at Chicago, Ill. S. Carolina 100, ODU 90, at Columbia, S.C. TCU 64, Tulsa 62, at Tulsa, Okla. (Mabee Center). Iona 90, St. Bonaventure 76, at New Rochelle, N.Y. Fresno St. 71, UTEP 64, at Fresno, Calif. Virginia Tech 85, William & Mary 79, at Blacksburg, Va. Northwestern 71, Notre Dame 57, at Rosemont, Ill. (The Horizon). Wake Forest 87, Murray State 80, at Murray, Ky. Nebraska 72, Tulane 65, at Lincoln, Neb. Mississippi 87, Alabama State 75, at Oxford, Miss. Arizona State 87, Cal State Fullerton 83, at Tempe, Ariz. Michigan State 72, Bowling Green 71, at East Lansing, Mich. Second round Nebraska 85, Iona 73, at Lincoln, Neb.
Ole Miss 65, South Fla. 57, at Oxford, Miss. Fresno State 72, Michigan State 58, at East Lansing, Mich. Wake Forest 75, Vanderbilt 68, S. Caro. 75, Virginia Tech 68, at Columbia, S.C. TCU 78, Arizona State 76, at Tempe, Ariz. Ore. State 88, UNO 71, at Corvallis, Ore. DePaul 65, Northwestern 63, at Rosemont, Ill. (The Horizon). Third round Nebraska 67, TCU 57, at Lincoln, Neb. Wake Forest 78, South Carolina 61, at Greensboro, N.C. Fresno State 76, Oregon State 67, at Corvallis, Ore. DePaul 75, Mississippi 67, at Chicago, Ill. Semifinals Fresno State 86, Wake Forest 62. DePaul 68, Nebraska 58. Championship Fresno State 69, DePaul 60. 1984 (32 teams) Boston College, Creighton, Florida, Florida State, Fordham, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Iowa State, Lamar, La Salle, Louisiana- Lafayette, Marquette, Michigan, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Old Dominion, Oregon, Pittsburgh, Saint Joseph s, Saint Peter s, Santa Clara, South Alabama, Tennessee, Tennessee-Chattanooga, Utah State, Virginia Tech, Weber State, Wichita State, Xavier. First round ND 67, ODU 62, at South Bend, Ind. Tennessee-Chattanooga 74, Georgia 69 (ot), at Chattanooga, Tenn. Lamar 64, New Mexico 61, La-Lafayette 94, Utah St 92, at Logan, Utah. South Ala. 88, Florida 87, at Mobile, Ala. Tenn. 54, St. Peter s 40, at Knoxville, Tenn. Nebraska 56, Creighton 54, at Omaha, Neb. Xavier 60, Ohio St. 57, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Fla. State 74, NC State 71, at Raleigh, N.C. Marquette 73, Iowa State 53, at Ames, Iowa. Virginia Tech 77, Georgia Tech 74, at Blacksburg, Va. Michigan 94, Wichita State 70, at Ann Arbor, Mich. Santa Clara 66, Oregon 53, at Eugene, Ore. Weber St. 75, Fordham 63, at Ogden, Utah. Boston College 75, Saint Joseph s 63, at Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra). Pittsburgh 95, La Salle 91, at Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra). Second round Pittsburgh 66, Florida State 63, at Greensboro, N.C. Virginia Tech 68, South Alabama 66, at Greensboro, N.C. Santa Clara 76, Lamar 74, at Beaumont, Texas. Michigan 83, Marquette 70, at Ann Arbor, Mich. Xavier 58, Nebraska 57, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Tennessee 68, UT-Chattanooga 66, at Knoxville, Tenn. La.-Lafayette 74, Weber State 72 (2ot), at Lafayette, La. ND 66, BC 52, at Boston, Mass. Third round La.-Lafayette 97, Santa Clara 76, at Lafayette, La. Michigan 63, Xavier 62, at Ann Arbor, Mich. Notre Dame 72, Pitt 64, at Pittsburgh, Pa. Va. Tech 72, Tenn. 68, at Blacksburg, Va. Semifinals Michigan 78, Virginia Tech 75. Notre Dame 65, Louisiana-Lafayette 59. Championship Michigan 83, Notre Dame 63. Third place Va. Tech 71, Louisiana-Lafayette 70. 1985 (32 teams) Alcorn State, Bradley, Butler, UCLA, Canisius, Cincinnati, Clemson, Florida, Fordham, Fresno State, Houston, Indiana, Kent State, Lamar, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisville, Marquette, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Richmond, Saint Joseph s, Santa Clara, South Florida, Tennessee, Tennessee-Chattanooga, Tennessee Tech, Texas A&M, Virginia, Wake Forest, West Virginia. First round New Mexico 80, Texas A&M 67, Nebraska 79, Canisius 66, at Lincoln, Neb. Marquette 77, Bradley 64, at Milwaukee, Wis. Cincinnati77, Kent St. 61, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Louisville 77, Alcorn St. 75, at Louisville, Ky. Tennessee 65, Tennessee Tech 62, at Cookeville, Tenn. La-Lafayette 65, Fla. 64, at Lafayette, La. Virginia 56, West Virginia 55, Fresno State 79, Santa Clara 76, at Fresno, Calif. South Fla. 77, Wake 66, at Tampa, Fla. Saint Joe s 68, Missouri 67, at Columbia, Mo. UCLA 78, Montana 47, at Los Angeles, Calif. Tennessee-Chattanooga 67, Clemson 65, at Chattanooga, Tenn. Lamar 78, Houston 71, at Beaumont, Texas. Indiana 79, Butler 57, at Bloomington, Ind.
Richmond 59, Fordham 57, at Richmond, Va. Second round UCLA 82, Nebraska 63, at Los Angeles, Calif. Marquette 56, Cincinnati 54, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Fresno State 66, New Mexico 55, at Fresno, Calif. Virginia 68, Saint Joseph s 61, at Charlottesville, Va. Indiana 75, Richmond 53, at Bloomington, Ind. Louisville 68, South Fla. 61, at Louisville, Ky. Tennessee 73, Louisiana-Lafayette 72, at Knoxville, Tenn. Tennessee-Chattanooga 85, Lamar 84 (ot), at Beaumont, Texas. Third round Tennessee 61, Virginia Tech 54, at Knoxville, Tenn. UCLA 53, Fresno State 43, at Los Angeles, Calif. Indiana 94, Marquette 82 (ot), at Bloomington, Ind. Louisville 71, Tennessee-Chattanooga 66, at Louisville, Ky. Semifinals UCLA 75, Louisville 66. Indiana 74, Tennessee 67. Championship UCLA 65, Indiana 62. Third place Tennessee 100, Louisville 84. 1986 (32 teams) Boston University, Brigham Young, California, UC Irvine, UCLA, Clemson, Dayton, Drake, Florida, George Mason, Georgia, Lamar, Louisiana Tech, Loyola Marymount, Marquette, McNeese State, Middle Tennessee State, Montana, Missouri State, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Ohio, Ohio State, Pittsburgh, Providence, Southern Methodist, Southern Mississippi, Tennessee-Chattanooga, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Christian, Wyoming. First round Texas Christian 76, Montana 69, at Missoula, Mont. McNeese State 86, Dayton 75, at Lake Charles, La. Missouri St. 59, Pitt 52, at Springfield, Mo. Providence 72, BU 69, at Providence, R.I. George Mason 65, Lamar 63, at Beaumont, Texas. Wyoming 79, Texas A&M 70, at Laramie, Wyo. Texas 69, New Mexico 66, Florida 81, Southern Mississippi 71, at Gainesville, Fla. Georgia 95, Tennessee-Chattanooga 81, at Chattanooga, Tenn. La Tech 67, N. Ariz. 61, at Flagstaff, Ariz. Loyola Marymount 80, California 75, at Berkeley, Calif. UC Irvine 80, UCLA 74, at Los Angeles, Calif. BYU 67, SMU 63, at Provo, Utah. Marquette 79, Drake 59, at Milwaukee, Wis. Clemson 99, Middle Tennessee State 81, at Clemson, S.C. Ohio State 65, Ohio 62, at Athens, Ohio. Second round Florida 77, Texas Christian 75, at Gainesville, Fla. Clemson 77, Georgia 65, at Athens, Ga. Providence 90, George Mason 71, at Providence, R.I. Missouri State 83, Marquette 69, at Springfield, Mo. Ohio State 71, Texas 65, at Columbus, Ohio. La Tech 77, McNeese St. 61, at Ruston, La. Wyoming 99, Loyola Marymount 90, at Laramie, Wyo. BYU 93, UC Irvine 80, at Provo, Utah. Third round Louisiana Tech 64, Providence 63, at Providence, R.I. Florida 54, Missouri State 53, at Gainesville, Fla. Wyo. 62, Clemson 57, at Laramie, Wyo. Ohio State 79, BYU 68, at Columbus, Ohio. Semifinals Ohio State 79, Louisiana Tech 66. Wyoming 67, Florida 58. Championship Ohio State 73, Wyoming 63. Third place Louisiana Tech 67, Florida 62. 1987 (32 teams) Akron, Arkansas, Arkansas- Little Rock, Arkansas State, Baylor, Boise State, California, Cal State-Fullerton, Cleveland State, Florida State, Illinois State, Jacksonville, James Madison, La Salle, Marquette, Mississippi, Montana State, Nebraska, New Mexico, Niagara, Oregon State, Rhode Island, Saint Louis, Saint Peter s, Seton Hall, Southern Mississippi, Stephen F. Austin, Tennessee-Chattanooga, Utah, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Washington. First round Nebraska 78, Marquette 76, at Lincoln, Neb. Boise State 62, Utah 61, at Boise, Idaho. Washington 98, Montana State 90, at Bozeman, Mont. La Salle 86, Villanova 84, at Philadelphia, Pa. (Villanova). Fla. St. 107, URI 92, at Tallahassee, Fla. Cleveland State 92, UT-Chattanooga 73, at Chattanooga, Tenn. Arkansas-Little Rock 42, Baylor 41, at Little Rock, Ark.
Tenn. Illinois State 79, Akron 72, at Normal, Ill. Vanderbilt 74, Jacksonville 72, at Nashville, Stephen F. Austin 70, James Madison 63, at Nacogdoches, Texas. Niagara 74, Seton Hall 65, at Buffalo, N.Y. Arkansas 67, Arkansas State 64 (ot), at State University, Ark. Saint Louis 76, Saint Peter s 60, at St. Louis, Mo. Southern Mississippi 93, Mississippi 75, at Hattiesburg, Miss. Oregon State 85, New Mexico 82, Evansville 66, Utah 55, at Evansville, Ind. La Tech 66, UALR 56, at Little Rock, Ark. BC 73, Siena 65, at Boston, Mass. Houston 69, Fordham 61, at Houston, Texas. New Mexico 86, Pepperdine 75, Oregon 81, Santa Clara 65, at Eugene, Ore. Cleveland State 89, Illinois State 83 (ot), at Cleveland, Ohio. Middle Tennessee State 85, Tennessee 80, at Murfreesboro, Tenn. VCU 81, Marshall 80, at Huntington, W.Va. Arkansas State 70, Louisiana-Monroe 54, at State University, Ark. California 72, Cal State Fullerton 68, at Berkeley, Calif. Second round Illinois State 79, Cleveland State 77, at Cleveland, Ohio. Ark.-Little Rock 54, Stephen F. Austin 48, at Little Rock, Ark. Vanderbilt 109, Florida State 92, Wash. 73, Boise State 68, at Seattle, Wash. La Salle 89, Niagara 81, at Niagara, N.Y. Nebraska 78, Arkansas 71, at Lincoln, Neb. So. Miss. 83, SLU 78, at St. Louis, Mo. Calif. 65, Oregon State 62, at Corvallis, Ore. Third round La Salle 70, Illinois State 50, at Philadelphia, Pa. Arkansas-Little Rock 80, California 73, at Little Rock, Ark. Southern Mississippi 95, Vanderbilt 88, Nebraska 81, Washington 76, at Lincoln, Neb. Semifinals La Salle 92, Arkansas-Little Rock 73. Southern Mississippi 82, Nebraska 75. Championship Southern Miss. 84, La Salle 80. Third place Nebraska 76, Arkansas-Little Rock 67. 1988 (32 teams) Arkansas-Little Rock, Arkansas State, Boston College, Clemson, Cleveland State, Colorado State, Connecticut, Evansville, Fordham, Georgia, Georgia Southern, Houston, Illinois State, Long Beach State, Louisiana-Monroe, Louisiana Tech, Marshall, Middle Tennessee State, New Mexico, New Orleans, Ohio State, Old Dominion, Oregon, Pepperdine, Santa Clara, Siena, Southern Mississippi, Stanford, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia Commonwealth, West Virginia. First round Ohio State 86, Old Dominion 73, at Columbus, Ohio. Georgia 53, Ga. Southern 48, at Athens, Ga. Connecticut 62, West Virginia 57 (ot), Southern Mississippi 74, Clemson 69, at Hattiesburg, Miss. Colorado State 63, New Orleans 54, at Fort Collins, Colo. Stanford 80, Long Beach State 77, at Stanford, Calif. Second round Connecticut 65, Louisiana Tech 59, at Storrs, Conn. VCU 93, So. Miss. 89, at Richmond, Va. Ohio State 86, Cleveland State 80, at Columbus, Ohio. Middle Tennessee State 69, Georgia 54, at Murfreesboro, Tenn. BC 86, Evansville 81, at Evansville, Ind. Colorado State 71, Houston 61, at Fort Collins, Colo. Arkansas State 60, Stanford 59, at Stanford, Calif. New Mexico 78, Oregon 59, Third round UConn 69, VCU 60, at Storrs, Conn. Ohio State 68, New Mexico 65, Colorado State 69, Arkansas State 49, at Fort Collins, Colo. Boston College 78, Middle Tenn. State 69, at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Semifinals Ohio State 64, Colorado State 62. Connecticut 73, Boston College 67. Championship Connecticut 72, Ohio State 67. Third place Colorado State 58, Boston College 57. 1989 (32 teams) Akron, UAB, Arkansas State, Boise State, California, UC Santa Barbara, Charlotte, Connecticut, Georgia Southern, Hawai i, Kent State, Michigan State, Mississippi, Murray State, Nebraska, New Mexico, New Mexico State, New Orleans, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Penn State, Pepperdine, Richmond, St. John s, Saint Louis, Saint Peter s, Santa Clara, Southern Illinois, Temple, Villanova, Wichita State, Wisconsin.
First round Villanova 76, Saint Peter s 56, at Philadelphia, Pa. UAB 83, Georgia Southern 74, at Birmingham, Ala. Richmond 70, Temple 56, at Richmond, Va. St. John s 70, Ole Miss 67, at Jamaica, N.Y. Wisconsin 63, UNO 61, at Madison, Wis. Penn State 89, Murray State 73, at State College, Pa. Ohio St. 81, Akron 70, at Columbus, Ohio. Saint Louis 87, SIU 54, at St. Louis, Mo. UConn 67, Charlotte 62, at Storrs, Conn. Calif. 73, Hawai i 57, at Berkeley, Calif. New Mexico 91, Santa Clara 76, Michigan State 83, Kent State 69, at Detroit, Mich. (Cobo Arena). Wichita State 70, UC Santa Barbara 62, at Wichita, Kan. Pepperdine 84, New Mexico State 69, at Las Cruces, N.M. Nebraska 81, Ark. State 79, at Lincoln, Neb. Oklahoma State 69, Boise State 55, at Stillwater, Okla. Second round Saint Louis 73, Wisconsin 68, at Madison, Wis. Villanova 76, Penn State 67, at Philadelphia, Pa. UConn 73, California 72, at Storrs, Conn. Ohio St 85, Neb. 74, at Columbus, Ohio. UAB 64, Richmond 61, at Richmond, Va. Michigan State 79, Wichita State 67, at East Lansing, Mich. St. John s 76, Okla. St. 64, at Jamaica, N.Y. New Mexico 86, Pepperdine 69, Third round UAB 85, UConn 79, at Storrs, Conn. Michigan State 70, Villanova 63, at Philadelphia, Pa. Saint Louis 66, New Mexico 65, St. John s 83, Ohio State 80 (ot), at Columbus, Ohio. Semifinals Saint Louis 74, Michigan State 64. St. John s 76, UAB 65. Championship St. John s 73, Saint Louis 65. Third place UAB 78, Michigan State 76 (ot). 1990 (32 teams) Arizona State, Baylor, Bowling Green, Cincinnati, Creighton, DePaul, Fordham, Hawai i, Holy Cross, James Madison, Kent State, Long Beach State, Louisiana Tech, Marquette, Maryland, Massachusetts, Memphis, Mississippi State, New Mexico, New Orleans, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Penn State, Rutgers, Saint Louis, Southern, Southern Illinois, Stanford, Tennessee, Tulsa, Vanderbilt, Wisconsin-Green Bay. First round Penn State 57, Marquette 54, at State College, Penn. New Orleans 78, James Madison 74, at Harrisonburg, Va. Tenn. 73, Memphis 71, at Memphis, Tenn. Fordham 106, Southern 80, at Bronx, N.Y. Md. 91, UMass 81, at College Park, Md. Miss. St. 84, Baylor 75, at Starkville, Miss. UWGB 73, SIU 60, at Carbondale, Ill. Vanderbilt 98, Louisiana Tech 90 (ot), Okla. St. 83, Tulsa 74, at Stillwater, Okla. Hawai i 69, Stanford 57, at Honolulu, Hawai i. Rutgers 87, Holy Cross 78, at Piscataway, N.J. Cincinnati 75, BGSU 60, at Cincinnati, Ohio. SLU 85, Kent State 74, at St. Louis, Mo. DePaul 89, Creighton 72, at Chicago, Ill. New Mexico 89, Oregon 78, Long Beach State 86, Arizona State 71, at Tempe, Ariz. Second round Vanderbilt 89, Tennessee 85, Rutgers 81, Fordham 74, at Piscataway, N.J. Penn St. 80, Md. 78, at State College, Penn. UNO 65, Miss. St. 60, at New Orleans, La. DePaul 61, Cincinnati 59, at Chicago, Ill. Saint Louis 58, UWGB 54, at St. Louis, Mo. New Mexico 90, Oklahoma State 88, Hawai i 84, Long Beach State 79, at Honolulu, Hawai i. Third round Penn State 58, Rutgers 55, at Piscataway, N.J. Vanderbilt 88, New Orleans 85, Saint Louis 54, DePaul 47, at St. Louis, Mo. New Mexico 80, Hawai i 58, Semifinals Vanderbilt 75, Penn State 62. Saint Louis 80, New Mexico 73. Championship Vanderbilt 74, Saint Louis 72. Third place Penn State 83, New Mexico 81 (ot). 1991 (32 teams) UAB, Arkansas State, Ball State, Boise State, Bowling Green, Butler, Cincinnati, Colorado, Coppin State, Fairleigh Dickinson, Fordham, Furman, George Washington, Houston, James Madison, La Salle, Massachusetts, Memphis, Michigan, Missouri State, Oklahoma, Providence, Rice, Siena, South Carolina, South Florida, Southern
Illinois, Stanford, Tulsa, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming. First round Providence 98, James Madison 93 (2ot), at Providence, R.I. Cincinnati 82, Ball St. 55, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Wis. 87, BGSU 79 (ot), at Madison, Wis. SIU 75, Boise State 74, at Boise, Idaho. Colorado 71, Michigan 64, at Boulder, Colo. Stanford 93, Houston 86, at Stanford, Calif. Siena 90, Fairleigh Dickinson 85, at Loudonville, N.Y. Memphis 82, UAB 76, at Memphis, Tenn. Oklahoma 111, Tulsa 86, at Norman, Okla. Missouri State 57, Coppin State 47, at Springfield, Mo. Arkansas State 78, Rice 71, at State University, Ark. Fordham 76, South Fla. 66, at Tampa, Fla. West Virginia 86, Furman 67, South Carolina 69, George Washington 63, at Columbia, S.C. UMass 93, La Salle 90, at Amherst, Mass. Wyoming 63, Butler 61, at Laramie, Wyo. Second round Providence 85, West Virginia 79, at Providence, R.I. Oklahoma 89, Cincinnati 81 (ot), at Norman, Okla. Colorado 83, Wyo. 75, at Boulder, Colo. SIU 72, Missouri St. 69, at Springfield, Mo. Ark. St. 58, Memphis 57, at Memphis, Tenn. Stanford 80, Wisconsin 72, at Madison, Wis. UMass 78, Fordham 74, at Bronx, N.Y. Siena 63, S. Caro. 58, at Loudonville, N.Y. Third round Oklahoma 83, Providence 74, at Providence, R.I. UMass 82, Siena 80 (ot), at Loudonville, N.Y. Colorado 81, Arkansas State 75, at Boulder, Colo. Stanford 78, SIU 68, at Carbondale, Ill. Semifinals Stanford 73, Massachusetts 71. Oklahoma 88, Colorado 78. Championship Stanford 78, Oklahoma 72. Third place Colorado 98, Massachusetts 91. 1992 (32 teams) UAB, Arizona State, Ball State, Boston College, Butler, UC Santa Barbara, Florida, James Madison, Kansas State, Long Beach State, Louisiana Tech, Manhattan, Minnesota, New Mexico, Notre Dame, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Rhode Island, Richmond, Rutgers, Southern Illinois, Tennessee, Texas Christian, Utah, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Virginia, Washington State, Western Kentucky, Western Michigan, Wisconsin-Green Bay. First round Kansas State 85, Western Ky. 74, at Manhattan, Kan. Va. 83, Villanova 80, at Philadelphia, Pa. Pitt 67, Penn State 65, at State College Penn. Wash. St. 72, Minn. 70, at Pullman, Wash. Tennessee 71, UAB 68, at Knoxville, Tenn. ND 63, W. Mich. 56, at South Bend, Ind. Man. 67, UWGB 65, at Riverdale, N.Y. Purdue 82, Butler 56, at West Lafayette, Ind. Utah 72, Ball St. 57, at Salt Lake City, Utah. New Mexico 90, Louisiana Tech 84, URI 68, Vanderbilt 63, Arizona State 71, UC Santa Barbara 65, at Santa Barbara, Calif. BC 78, SIU 69, at Boston, Mass. TCU 73, Long Beach State 61, at Fort Worth, Texas. Fla. 66, Richmond 52, at Gainesville, Fla. Rutgers 73, James Madison 69, at Piscataway, N.J. Second round Virginia 77, Tennessee 52, at Charlottesville, Va. ND 64, K-State 48, at South Bend, Ind. Florida 77, Pittsburgh 74, at Pittsburgh, Pa. Purdue 67, TCU 51, at West Lafayette, Ind. New Mexico 79, Washington State 71, Manhattan 62, Rutgers 61, at Piscataway, N.J. URI 81, BC 80 (2ot), at Boston, Mass. Utah 80, Arizona State 58, at Tempe, Ariz. Third round Notre Dame 74, Manhattan 58, at South Bend, Ind. Florida 74, Purdue 67, at Indianapolis, Ind. (Market Square Arena). Va. 76, New Mexico 71, at Richmond, Va. (Richmond Coliseum). Utah 84, URI 72, at Salt Lake City, Utah. Semifinals Virginia 62, Florida 56. Notre Dame 58, Utah 55. Championship Virginia 81, Notre Dame 76. Third place Utah 81, Florida 78. 1993 (32 teams) Alabama, UAB, Arizona State, Auburn, Boston College, UC Santa Barbara, Clemson, Connecticut, Florida, Georgetown, Georgia, Houston, Jackson State, James Madison, Miami (Ohio), Michigan State, Minnesota, Missouri State, UNLV, Niagara, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Old Dominion, Pepperdine, Providence, Rice, Saint Joseph s, Southern California, UTEP, Virginia Commonwealth, West Virginia, Wisconsin. First round ODU 74, VCU 68, at Norfolk, Va.