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What seed was Arizona in 1997 NCAA basketball championship?
A 4 seed.
What seed was UNLV when they won?
UNLV was a #1 seed when they won the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship in 1990.
Non no.1 seed advance to ncaa championship final?
Duke was the only number one seed to advance.
What seed was Marquette when they won the 1977 ncaa championship?
Marquette was the #16 seed in the NCAA Men's basketball tournament in 1977. They advanced and won the championship. They were also the only team to ever beat all 4 #1 seeds during the ncaa tournament.
What are the lowest seeds ever to play in a NCAA basketball title?
Since the NCAA implemented the 64 seed tournament format in 1985, the lowest seed to make it to the NCAA championship game was #8 seeded Villanova in 1985.
What team was the lowest seed to win a championship?
Since seeding was added as a component of the NCAA men's basketball tournament in 1979, the lowest-seeded team to win the championship was Villanova, whichwas a #8 seed in 1985.
How many times has a number 1 seed failed to advance to the championship of the NCAA men's basketball tournament?
5
Who was last No 8 seed to win the Stanley Cup?
2011 NCAA Final Four, #8 seed Butler, facing #11 seed Virginia Commonwealth. 1985 NCAA Final Four, #8 seed Villanova, defeated #1 Georgetown to win the National Championship. 1980 NCAA Final Four, #8 seed UCLA, lost to #2 Louisville in the National Championship game.
What seed combination has the most upsets NCAA basketball?
12
How many 5 seeded schools have won the NCAA championship?
None (as of 04/04/2010 2:40 EDT) #8 seed ('85 Nova) #6 seed ('83 NC State) #4 seed ('97 Arizona)
Who were the 1983 NCAA basketball champions?
The Sixth-seeded North Carolina State Wolfpack defeated the one-seed Houston Cougars in the 1983 NCAA Championship on a last second tip-in by Lorenzo Charles. This is considered one of the biggest upsets in NCAA Tournament history.
What team has lost the most games and still been a 1 seed in the NCAA?
Duke
