Most NCAA Basketball Championships

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UCLA

  1. 1964 UCLA (30-0) John Wooden 98-83 Duke Kansas City, Mo.
  2. 1965 UCLA (28-2) John Wooden 91-80 Michigan Portland, Ore.
  3. 1967 UCLA (30-0) John Wooden 79-64 Dayton Louisville, Ky.
  4. 1968 UCLA (29-1) John Wooden 78-55 North Carolina Los Angeles, Calif.
  5. 1969 UCLA (29-1) John Wooden 92-72 Purdue Louisville, Ky.
  6. 1970 UCLA (28-2) John Wooden 80-69 Jacksonville College Park, Md.
  7. 1971 UCLA (29-1) John Wooden 68-62 Villanova Houston, Texas
  8. 1973 UCLA (30-0) John Wooden 87-66 Memphis State St. Louis, Mo.
  9. 1972 UCLA (30-0) John Wooden 81-76 Florida State Los Angeles, Calif.
  10. 1975 UCLA (28-3) John Wooden 92-85 Kentucky San Diego, Calif.
  11. 1995 UCLA (31-2) Jim Harrick 89-78 Arkansas Seattle, Wash.

Kentucky

  1. 1948 Kentucky (36-3) Adolph Rupp 58-42 Baylor New York, N.Y.
  2. 1949 Kentucky (32-2) Adolph Rupp 46-36 Oklahoma A&M Seattle, Wash.
  3. 1951 Kentucky (32-2) Adolph Rupp 68-58 Kansas State Minneapolis, Minn.
  4. 1958 Kentucky (23-6) Adolph Rupp 84-72 Seattle Louisville, Ky.
  5. 1978 Kentucky (30-2) Joe Hall 94-88 Duke St. Louis, Mo.
  6. 1996 Kentucky (34-2) Rick Pitino 76-67 Syracuse East Rutherford, N.J.
  7. 1998 Kentucky (35-4) Tubby Smith 78-69 Utah San Antonio, Texas
  8. 2012 Kentucky (38-2) John Calipari 67-59 Kansas New Orleans, La.

North Carolina

  1. 1957 North Carolina (32-0) Frank McGuire 54-53 (3OT) Kansas Kansas City, Mo.
  2. 1982 North Carolina (32-2) Dean Smith 63-62 Georgetown New Orleans, La.
  3. 1993 North Carolina (34-4) Dean Smith 77-71 Michigan New Orleans, La.
  4. 2005 North Carolina (33-4) Roy Williams 75-70 Illinois St. Louis, Mo
  5. 2009 North Carolina (34-4) Roy Williams 89-72 Michigan State Detroit, Mich.
  6. 2017 North Carolina (33-7) Roy Williams 71-65 Gonzaga Phoenix, Ariz.

 

Indiana

  1. 1940 Indiana (20-3) Branch McCracken 60-42 Kansas Kansas City, Mo.
  2. 1953 Indiana (23-3) Branch McCracken 69-68 Kansas Kansas City, Mo.
  3. 1976 Indiana (32-0) Bob Knight 86-68 Michigan Philadelphia, Pa.
  4. 1981 Indiana (26-9) Bob Knight 63-50 North Carolina Philadelphia, Pa.
  5. 1987 Indiana (30-4) Bob Knight 74-73 Syracuse New Orleans, La.

Duke

  1. 2001 Duke (35-4) Mike Krzyzewski 82-72 Arizona Minneapolis, Minn.
  2. 2010 Duke (35-5) Mike Krzyzewski 61-59 Butler Indianapolis, Ind.
  3. 1991 Duke (32-7) Mike Krzyzewski 72-65 Kansas Indianapolis, Ind.
  4. 1992 Duke (34-2) Mike Krzyzewski 71-51 Michigan Minneapolis, Minn.

Connecticut

  1. 1999 Connecticut (34-2) Jim Calhoun 77-74 Duke St. Petersburg, Fla.
  2. 2004 Connecticut (33-6) Jim Calhoun 82-73 Georgia Tech San Antonio, Texas
  3. 2011 Connecticut (32-9) Jim Calhoun 53-41 Butler Houston, Texas
  4. 2014 Connecticut (32-8) Kevin Ollie 60-54 Kentucky Arlington, Texas

Kansas

  1. 1952 Kansas (28-3) Phog Allen 80-63 St. John’s Seattle, Wash.
  2. 1988 Kansas (27-11) Larry Brown 83-79 Oklahoma Kansas City, Mo.
  3. 2008 Kansas (37-3) Bill Self 75-68 (OT) Memphis San Antonio, Texas

Louisville

  1. 2013 Louisville (35-5) Rick Pitino 82-76 Michigan Atlanta, Ga.
  2. 1980 Louisville (33-3) Denny Crum 59-54 UCLA Indianapolis, Ind.
  3. 1986 Louisville (32-7) Denny Crum 72-69 Duke Dallas, Texas

Cincinnati

  1. 1961 Cincinnati (27-3) Ed Jucker 70-65 (OT) Ohio State Kansas City, Mo.
  2. 1962 Cincinnati (29-2) Ed Jucker 71-59 Ohio State Louisville, Ky.

Florida

  1. 2006 Florida (33-6) Billy Donovan 73-57 UCLA Indianapolis, Ind.
  2. 2007 Florida (35-5) Billy Donovan 84-75 Ohio State Atlanta, Ga.

Michigan State

  1. 1979 Michigan State (26-6) Jud Heathcote 75-64 Indiana State Salt Lake City, Utah
  2. 2000 Michigan State (32-7) Tom Izzo 89-76 Florida Indianapolis, Ind.

N.C. State (Top 25 Jim Valvano Quotes)

  1. 1974 North Carolina State (30-1) Norm Sloan 76-64 Marquette Greensboro, N.C.
  2. 1983 North Carolina State (26-10) Jim Valvano 54-52 Houston Albuquerque, N.M.

Oklahoma A & M

  1. 1945 Oklahoma State (27-4) Henry Iba 49-45 NYU New York, N.Y.
  2. 1946 Oklahoma State (31-2) Henry Iba 43-40 North Carolina New York, N.Y.

San Francisco

  1. 1955 San Francisco (28-1) Phil Woolpert 77-63 LaSalle Kansas City, Mo.
  2. 1956 San Francisco (29-0) Phil Woolpert 83-71 Iowa Evanston, Ill.

Villanova

  1. 1985 Villanova (25-10) Rollie Massimino 66-64 Georgetown Lexington, Ky,
  2. 2016 Villanova (35-5) Jay Wright 77-74 North Carolina Houston, Texas.

 
 

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