Alaska Does Not have A division 1 school but just a few years ago South Dakota State University, University of South Dakota and North Dakota State University made the jump to Division 1. Only NDSU out of the three teams has made it to the Big dance.
No. The "March Madness" NCAA tournament that is broadcast on national television is for the Division 1 championship. Equivalent tournaments and championships are held for each of the NCAA's divisions. So therefore, Division II teams would play in the Division II Tournament.
The ncaa basketball tournament is divided into 4 divisions, and the top teams in each one are the no.1 seeds. there are 16 teams in each division, so 64 teams in the tournament. the no.1 seeds play the no.16 seeds in the first round, while no.2 plays no.15, no.3 vs no.14, and etc.
Yes there have been a total of 20 teams that won the tournament and then did not make it the next year. Since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985 there have been 5 teams to not make it back the next year. Louisville 1987 Kansas 1989 Florida 2008 North Carolina 2010 Kentucky 2013
Kentucky has been in the NCAA men's basketball tournament a record 52 times through 2013.
Through 2013, Baylor has been in the NCAA men's basketball tournament seven times.
First NCAA tournament was held in 1939. The tournament has been held every year since. As of 2013 there have been 74 championships.
Never. Along with Army, the Citadel, St. Francis (NY), and William & Mary, they are one of only five teams with fifty years of NCAA Division I play and no NCAA tournament appearances.
yes in 1993 they lost horribly to Louisville
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University of Kentucky
Yes