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I spent a little time researching this but can't find any source for historic enrollment numbers at all of these schools.
I found articles referring to Billy Packer's Wake Forest team (1962) and that could be true, although current enrollment at Wake is 4400 (undergrad). Jacksonville claims to be the smallest school to play in the championship game (1970) and their current enrollment (3400) would make them smaller than Wake now, but then? Another article (on Xavier, currently 4000 undergrads) suggested it would be the smallest "since 1979", a year in which Indiana State's Larry Bird team was the smallest (current ISU undergrad enrollment is 8000+). The other participants that year were Michigan State, DePaul (over 20,000) and Penn (notable less for its size than it's no-scholarship Ivy Leageu credentials), so I'm not sure why they chose that reference.
I haven't been able to prove, therefore, that St. Bonaventure was not the smallest when it made the final four in 1970 (on Bob Lanier's big shoes and soft touch, but sadly with him on crutches). Current undergrad enrollment (2400) is, I think, only slightly higher than it was in 1970 (when they beat Davidson in the first round). I will, nevertheless, root for Davidson to establish the new mark this year.
Providence College played in two final fours and they are under 4,000 in enrollment. I believe Holy Cross also played in one back in the day and they are small as well.
What else can I help you with?
What was the last Ivy League school to reach the NCAA basketball tournament Final Four?
Penn in 1979.
What was the last school to enter the men's NCAA Tournament undefeated and not reach the Final Four?
1975 - The Indiana Hoosiers lost in the Mideast region's final to the Kentucky Wildcats.
Who is the pa announcer for the NCAA women's final four?
Agnes Green
Where is the NCAA Final Four being played?
This year's (2008) Men's NCAA college basketball Final Four is being held at: San Antonio, Texas.
What was the last school to enter the mens NCAA tournament undefeated and not reach the Final Four?
In 1975 Indiana finished the regular season 29-0, but lost to Kentucky in the Mideast Regional final.
What is the smallest school to go to a final 4 in the NCAA Tournament?
It was butler with a little less than 2,000 students.
What year did the Final Four for the NCAA play in Denver?
The NCAA Final Four was played in Denver in 1990.
What was the last Ivy League school to reach the NCAA basketball tournament Final Four?
Penn in 1979.
What actors and actresses appeared in NCAA Final Four - 2011?
The cast of NCAA Final Four - 2011 includes: Charles Barkley as himself
What was the last school to enter the mens ncaa tourn undefeated and not make the final four?
Indiana U in 1975.
Who are the final four?
The "Final Four" are the four teams that win the regional championships in the NCAA basketball tournament, thus becoming the final four teams in the tournament.
What is the Final Four?
The Final Four is the national semi-final of the NCAA Tournament featuring the winners of the four brackets, which decide who play in the National Championship
What was the last school to enter the men's NCAA Tournament undefeated and not reach the Final Four?
1975 - The Indiana Hoosiers lost in the Mideast region's final to the Kentucky Wildcats.
Where is the 2011 NCAA Volleyball Final Four?
2011 Womens Volleyball Final Four -- San Antonio, Texas
Who was in the ncaa mens final four in 2011?
The 2010 Final Four were Connecticut, Butler, Kentucky and Virginia Commonwealth.
What are the final four of the March Madness?
The Final Four are the last standing teams of March Madness in either NBA or NCAA basketball. There are two final games involving the Final Four, two games involving two of the Final Four teams. The two teams that win each of the Final Four games move on to the National Championship, the final game of the season (for NCAA).
Does the NCAA empty the arena after the first game of the Final Four?
No
