1994 NCAA MEN'S DIVISION I BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT


The '1994 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament' involved 64 schools playing in single-elimination play to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division I college basketball. It began on March 17, 1994, and ended with the championship game on April 4 in Charlotte, North Carolina. A total of 63 games were played.
Arkansas, coached by Nolan Richardson, won the national title with a 76-72 victory in the final game over Duke, coached by Mike Krzyzewski. Corliss Williamson of Arkansas was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.

Contents
Locations
Teams
Bracket
East region
Southeast region
Midwest region
West region
Final Four
External links

Locations


Region Site Other Locations
East Miami, Florida Landover, Maryland, Uniondale, New York
Midwest Dallas, Texas Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wichita, Kansas
Southeast Knoxville, Tennessee Lexington, Kentucky, St. Petersburg, Florida
West Los Angeles, California Ogden, Utah, Sacramento, California
Finals Charlotte, North Carolina

Teams


Region Seed Team Coach Finished Final Opponent Score
'East'
East 1 North Carolina Dean Smith Round of 329 Boston CollegeL 75-72
East 2 Connecticut Jim Calhoun Sweet Sixteen3 FloridaL 69-60
East 3 Florida Lon Kruger National Semifinals2 DukeL 70-65
East 4 Temple John Chaney Round of 325 IndianaL 67-58
East 5 Indiana Bob Knight Sweet Sixteen9 Boston CollegeL 77-68
East 6 Nebraska Danny Nee Round of 6411 PennL 90-80
East 7 UAB Gene Bartow Round of 6410 George WashingtonL 51-46
East 8 Washington State Kelvin Sampson Round of 649 Boston CollegeL 67-64
East 9 Boston College Jim O'Brien Elite Eight3 FloridaL 74-66
East 10 George Washington Mike Jarvis Round of 322 ConnecticutL 75-63
East 11 Penn Fran Dunphy Round of 323 FloridaL 70-58
East 12 Ohio Larry Hunter Round of 645 IndianaL 84-72
East 13 Drexel Bill Herrion Round of 644 TempleL 61-39
East 14 James Madison Lefty Driesell Round of 643 FloridaL 64-62
East 15 Rider Kevin Bannon Round of 642 ConnecticutL 64-46
East 16 Liberty Jeff Meyer Round of 641 North CarolinaL 71-51
'Midwest'
Midwest 1 Arkansas Nolan Richardson 'Champion'2 DukeW 76-72
Midwest 2 Massachusetts John Calipari Round of 3210 MarylandL 95-87
Midwest 3 Michigan Steve Fisher Elite Eight1 ArkansasL 76-68
Midwest 4 Oklahoma State Eddie Sutton Round of 3212 TulsaL 82-80
Midwest 5 UCLA Jim Harrick Round of 6412 TulsaL 112-102
Midwest 6 Texas Tom Penders Round of 323 MichiganL 84-79
Midwest 7 Saint Louis Charlie Spoonhour Round of 6410 MarylandL 74-66
Midwest 8 Illinois Lou Henson Round of 649 GeorgetownL 84-77
Midwest 9 Georgetown John Thompson Round of 321 ArkansasL 85-73
Midwest 10 Maryland Gary Williams Sweet Sixteen3 MichiganL 78-71
Midwest 11 Western Kentucky Ralph Willard Round of 646 TexasL 91-77
Midwest 12 Tulsa Tubby Smith Sweet Sixteen1 ArkansasL 103-84
Midwest 13 New Mexico State Neil McCarthy Round of 644 Oklahoma StateL 65-55
Midwest 14 Pepperdine Tom Asbury Round of 643 MichiganL 78-74
Midwest 15 Southwest Texas State Jim Wooldridge Round of 642 MassachusettsL 78-60
Midwest 16 North Carolina A&T Jeff Capel Round of 641 ArkansasL 94-79
'Southeast'
Southeast 1 Purdue Gene Keady Elite Eight2 DukeL 69-60
Southeast 2 Duke Mike Krzyzewski Runner Up1 ArkansasL 76-72
Southeast 3 Kentucky Rick Pitino Round of 326 MarquetteL 75-63
Southeast 4 Kansas Roy Williams Sweet Sixteen1 PurdueL 83-78
Southeast 5 Wake Forest Dave Odom Round of 324 KansasL 69-58
Southeast 6 Marquette Kevin O'Neill Sweet Sixteen2 DukeL 59-49
Southeast 7 Michigan State Jud Heathcote Round of 322 DukeL 85-74
Southeast 8 Providence Rick Barnes Round of 649 AlabamaL 76-70
Southeast 9 Alabama David Hobbs Round of 321 PurdueL 83-73
Southeast 10 Seton Hall P.J. Carlesimo Round of 647 Michigan StateL 84-73
Southeast 11 Southwestern Louisiana Marty Fletcher Round of 646 MarquetteL 81-59
Southeast 12 College of Charleston John Kresse Round of 645 Wake ForestL 68-58
Southeast 13 Chattanooga Mack McCarthy Round of 644 KansasL 102-73
Southeast 14 Tennessee State Frankie Allen Round of 643 KentuckyL 83-70
Southeast 15 Texas Southern Robert Moreland Round of 642 DukeL 82-70
Southeast 16 Central Florida Kirk Speraw Round of 641 PurdueL 98-67
'West'
West 1 Missouri Norm Stewart Elite Eight2 ArizonaL 92-72
West 2 Arizona Lute Olson National Semifinals1 ArkansasL 91-82
West 3 Louisville Denny Crum Sweet Sixteen2 ArizonaL 82-70
West 4 Syracuse Jim Boeheim Sweet Sixteen1 MissouriL 98-88
West 5 California Todd Bozeman Round of 6412 Wisconsin-Green BayL 61-57
West 6 Minnesota Clem Haskins Round of 323 LouisvilleL 60-55
West 7 Virginia Jeff Jones Round of 322 ArizonaL 71-58
West 8 Cincinnati Bob Huggins Round of 649 WisconsinL 80-72
West 9 Wisconsin Stu Jackson Round of 321 MissouriL 109-96
West 10 New Mexico Dave Bliss Round of 647 VirginiaL 57-54
West 11 Southern Illinois Rich Herrin Round of 646 MinnesotaL 74-60
West 12 Wisconsin-Green Bay Dick Bennett Round of 324 SyracuseL 64-59
West 13 Hawaii Riley Wallace Round of 644 SyracuseL 92-78
West 14 Boise State Bob Dye Round of 643 LouisvilleL 67-58
West 15 Loyola, Maryland Skip Prosser Round of 642 ArizonaL 81-55
West 16 Navy Don DeVoe Round of 641 MissouriL 76-53

Bracket


East region

Southeast region

Midwest region

West region

Final Four

External links



1994 NCAA Basketball Tournament on Shrp Sports (source for the bracket)

HoopsTournament.Net, source for much of the information on this page.

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