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NCAA male basketball champions | History, winners, list and facts

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Male basketball champions of NCAA division Iwinners National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Male College basketball Tournament (commonly called Mars madness). The tournament field consists of 68 teams that qualify automatically by winning their conference Championship tournament or are selected as participants in general on the basis of their regular season performance. The support consists of four regions of 16 teams (east, west, south and midwest) with teams have ranked 1 to 16 and correspond accordingly in each region. (Before the start of the tournament, the four lowest teams and the four lowest Aat-Large teams are equal in play games to determine the last four participants (two of the lowest and the two of the seeds wide) in the field of 64 teams.) The teams then play in the unique elimination games on the neutral courses over three successive weeks of the competition neutral over three successive weeks of the competition to determine national. You will find below a list of the results of the NCAA male tournament championship game.

National Championship of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) – Man
year winner finalist score
* The title of Louisville was canceled in 2018 due to the violations of the rules committed between 2011 and 2015.
** Tournament canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
1939 Oregon Ohio State 46–43
1940 Indiana Kansas 60–42
1941 Wisconsin Washington condition 39–34
1942 Stanford Dartmouth 53–38
1943 Wyoming Georgetown 46–34
1944 Utah Dartmouth 42–40
(1945 Oklahoma A & M new York 49–45
1946 Oklahoma A & M North Carolina 43–40
1947 Sacred cross Oklahoma 58–47
1948 Kentucky Baylor 58–42
1949 Kentucky Oklahoma statement 46–36
1950 Ccny Bradley 71–68
1951 Kentucky Kansas state 68–58
1952 Kansas St. John’s (NY) 80–63
1953 Indiana Kansas 69–68
1954 The room Bradley 92–76
1955 San Francisco The room 77–63
1956 San Francisco Iowa 83–71
1957 North Carolina Kansas 54–53
1958 Kentucky Seattle 84–72
1959 California (Berkeley) Virginie-Western 71–70
1960 Ohio State California (Berkeley) 75–55
1961 Cincinnati Ohio State 70–65
1962 Cincinnati Ohio State 71–59
1963 Loyola (ill.) Cincinnati 60–58
1964 UCLA Duke 98–83
1965 UCLA Michigan 91–80
1966 Texas Western Kentucky 72–65
1967 UCLA Dayton 79–64
1968 UCLA North Carolina 78–55
1969 UCLA Purge 92–72
1970 UCLA Jacksonville 80–69
1971 UCLA Villanova 68–62
1972 UCLA Florida State 81–76
1973 UCLA Memphis State 87–66
1974 North Carolina State Marquette 76–64
1975 UCLA Kentucky 92–85
1976 Indiana Michigan 86–68
1977 Marquette North Carolina 67–59
1978 Kentucky Duke 94–88
1979 Michigan state Indiana 75–64
1980 Louisville UCLA 59–54
1981 Indiana North Carolina 63–50
1982 North Carolina Georgetown 63–62
1983 North Carolina State Houes 54–52
1984 Georgetown Houes 84–75
1985 Villanova Georgetown 66–64
1986 Louisville Duke 72–69
1987 Indiana Syracuse 74–73
1988 Kansas Oklahoma 83–79
1989 Michigan Seton Hall 80–79
1990 UNLV Duke 103–73
1991 Duke Kansas 72–65
1992 Duke Michigan 71–51
1993 North Carolina Michigan 77–71
1994 Arkansas Duke 76–72
1995 UCLA Arkansas 89–78
1996 Kentucky Syracuse 76–67
1997 Arizona Kentucky 84–79
1998 Kentucky Utah 78–69
1999 Connecticut Duke 77–74
2000 Michigan state Florida 89–76
2001 Duke Arizona 82–72
2002 Maryland Indiana 64–52
2003 Syracuse Kansas 81–78
2004 Connecticut Georgia Tech 82–73
2005 North Carolina Illinois 75–70
2006 Florida UCLA 73–57
2007 Florida Ohio State 84–75
2008 Kansas Male 75–68
2009 North Carolina Michigan state 89–72
2010 Duke Butler 61–59
2011 Connecticut Butler 53–41
2012 Kentucky Kansas 67–59
2013 Louisville * Michigan 82–76
2014 Connecticut Kentucky 60–54
2015 Duke Wisconsin 68–63
2016 Villanova North Carolina 77–74
2017 North Carolina Gonzaga 71–65
2018 Villanova Michigan 79–62
2019 Virginia Texas Tech 85–77
2020 not held **
2021 Baylor Gonzaga 86–70
2022 Kansas North Carolina 72–69
2023 Connecticut San Diego State 76–59
2024 Connecticut Purge 75–60
2025 Florida Houes 65–63

The editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica This article was recently revised and updated by Amy Tikkanen.

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