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Last year, the 2009 National Champions for men were the North Carolina Tar heels and for the women were the Connecticut Huskies.
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2000-Michigan State,2001-Duke,2002-Maryland,2003-Syracause,2004-Conneticut,2005-North Carolina,2006-Florida,2007-Florida,2008-Kansas,2009-North Carolina,and 2010-Duke 2011 Washington state Cougars GO COUGS!
Last year, the 2009 National Champions for men were the North Carolina Tar heels and for the women were the Connecticut Huskies.
Loyola of Chicago defeated the University of Cincinnati, 60-58, in the finals to win the 1963 NCAA Division I Basketball championship.
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