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NCAA National Champions
Florida
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UCLA |
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UCLA was leading 4-2 when Cory Brewer hit a two-point jumper for Florida and the Gators never trailed again.
The win gave Florida their first national championship and only the second lost ever in a national championship game for the UCLA Bruins.
Florida - Joakim Noah: 16 Points, 9 Rebounds
UCLA - Jordan Farmar: 18 Points, 2 Rebounds
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NIT Champions
South Carolina
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Michigan |
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37 |
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South Carolina wins back-to-back NIT Championships
South Carolina - Tarence Kinsey: 21 Pts, 4 Rebounds
Michigan - Daniel Horton: 18 Pts, 2 Rebounds
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AP
1. Duke
2. Connecticut
3. Villanova
4. Memphis
5. Gonzaga
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Coaches
1. Florida
2. UCLA
3. LSU
4. Connecticut
5. Villanova
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For Each Conference, the Total Number of Teams in Post-Season Tournaments (NCAA and NIT) and Winning Percentages
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Final Projection
63 of 65 Teams picked correctly
Missed Air Force and Utah State
A committee suprise - None of the "Major Bracketologists" (and really none of the minor ones) picked Air Force or Utah State.
Breakdown
All four 1-seeds picked correctly
30 of 65 seeds picked correctly (2005 - 26)
17 of 65 seeds picked within one seed (2005 - 24)
16 of 65 seeds missed by more than one seed (2005 - 14)
Selection Firsts
21 (Missouri State)- the highest RPI of a team not selected as an at-large team
8 (Big East) - most teams selected from a single conference
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Team
1. Duke
2. Villanova
3. Connecticut
4. Memphis
5. Ohio State
6. Tennessee
7. Iowa
8. Texas
9. UCLA
10. Gonzaga
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Conference
1. Big Ten
2. Big East
3. ACC
4. SEC
5. Big XII
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| America East | Albany |
| ACC | Duke |
| Atlantic Sun | Belmont |
| Atlantic 10 | Xavier |
| Big East | Syracuse |
| Big Sky | Montana |
| Big South | Winthrop |
| Big Ten | Iowa |
| Big XII | Kansas |
| Big West | Pacific |
| Colonial | UNC Wilmington |
| Conf USA | Memphis |
| Horizon | Wisconsin-Milwaukee |
| Ivy | Pennsylvania |
| MAAC | Iona |
| MAC | Kent State |
| Mid-Con | Oral Roberts |
| MEAC | Hampton |
| Missouri Valley | Southern Illinois |
| Mountain West | San Diego State |
| Northeast | Monmouth |
| Ohio Valley | Murray State |
| Pac-10 | UCLA |
| Patriot | Bucknell |
| SEC | Florida |
| Southern | Davidson |
| Southland | Northwestern State |
| SWAC | Southern |
| Sun Belt | South Alabama |
| West Coast | Gonzaga |
| WAC | Nevada |
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Charlotte
St. Louis
Boston College
East Tennessee State
Kennesaw State
North Florida
Cincinnati
DePaul
Louisville
Marquette
South Florida
Georgia State
Northeastern
Central Florida
Marshall
Rice
SMU
Tulsa
UTEP
South Dakota State
TCU
Troy
Idaho
New Mexico State
Utah State
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CUSA to the Atlantic 10
CUSA to the Atlantic 10
Big East to the ACC
Southern to the Atlantic Sun
Division II to the Atlantic Sun
Division II to the Atlantic Sun
CUSA to the Big East
CUSA to the Big East
CUSA to the Big East
CUSA to the Big East
CUSA to the Big East
Atlantic Sun to the Colonial
America East to the Colonial
Atlantic Sun to CUSA
MAC to CUSA
WAC to CUSA
WAC to CUSA
WAC to CUSA
WAC to CUSA
Independent
CUSA to the Mountain West
Atlantic Sun to the Sun Belt
Big West to the WAC
Sun Belt to the WAC
Big West to the WAC
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Mayo saga just getting started
O.J. Mayo didn't make the announcement he was expected to at the Reebok ABCD camp. Nor did he look like the No. 1 high school player in all the land. So all in all, Jeff Goodman says it was a disappointing week thanks to Mayo.
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Pettis sentenced to life in prison for murder
Former Fresno State basketball player Terry Pettis was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without parole for murdering a teenage woman in a botched drug robbery.
The sentence was handed down in Fresno County Superior Court after a series of emotional speeches by Pettis, his father and the family of the victim, 18-year-old Rene Shannon Abbott.
Pettis, 21, was convicted May 26 of first-degree murder and armed robbery.
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Forward Tyus commits to Florida
Alex Tyus (Scout.com, No. 45) came out to ABCD with something to prove. The 6-foot-8, 210-pound forward nearly didn't participate because of a fractured finger, but he knew that the only way to get an elusive scholarship offer was to fare well — and that's just what he did.
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Big Baby's not so big anymore
When LSU reached the Final Four in March, hoopheads took note of 6-9, 310-pound Glen ''Big Baby'' Davis's big skills ... and big size. Four months later, he still has the skills, but not so much on the size. Davis, who will return to LSU, has dropped 45 pounds and counting.
More @ Fox Sports
Elite recruit Walker ruled ineligible
Bill Walker was 100 percent certain he'd be at North College Hill (Ohio) for a final go-around less than 24 hours ago. Now if he does return, it won't be as a player.
More @ Fox Sports
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Compare any two teams for RPI, SOS, records, streaks, offense, defense, and more.
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Three, Four, and Five Loss Teams
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George Washington
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27-3
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Memphis
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33-4
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Duke
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32-4
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Connecticut
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30-4
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Gonzaga
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29-4
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Villanova
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28-5
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Bucknell
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26-5
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The "25" Win Club
(Division I games only)
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Boston College |
George Mason |
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George Washington |
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Bucknell |
Hofstra |
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Illinois |
LSU |
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Nevada |
Ohio State |
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Washington |
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Iowa |
Pittsburgh |
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UNC Wilmington |
Wichita State |
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