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March Madness 2009

College Basketball Finals 2009

March Madness 2009
  • Location Detroit, USA
  • Stadium Ford Field
  • Selection Sunday March 15
  • Round 1 March 19 - 20
  • Round 2 March 21 - 22
  • Sweet 16 March 26 - 27
  • Final Four April 4 - 6
  • Official Site

This year, basketball fans will see some exciting NCAA basketball results. March 15 has been selected as Selection Sunday, with Round 1 playing from March 19 - 20 and Round 2 of the tournament playing from March 21 - 22. NCAA Sweet 16 will be played from March 26 - 27 as part of NCAA March Madness 2009.

March Madness is a phenomenon that grips the national sports psyche from the first week of March through the first week of April. The NCAA Final Four match will be played in the first week of April on 4 and 6 April 2009, at For Field, Detroit, MI. So if you want to follow all the action and stay in touch with all the exciting basketball live scores online visit Oddsandnews.com

March Madness 2008 Season

March Madness is the moniker that is given to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments. These tournaments determine the national champions of college basketball.

The NCAA tournaments are an American tradition that sends millions of fans into a synchronized frenzy each year. It is this chaos that gives the tournament its March Madness nickname. March Madness is the concentrated hype of 65 teams vying for college basketball's biggest prize.

It's the last-second, buzzer-beating baskets, the euphoria of winning to play another day, and the agony of losing and going home. In this article, we will break down the brackets of the NCAA Basketball Tournament and look at how teams are selected, how they are seeded and how the champions of college basketball are determined.

All-time Records

Champions - Runners-up - Locations
Year Champion Runner-up Venue
2005 North Carolina 75 Illinois 70 Edward Jones Dome St. Louis, Missouri
2006 Florida 73 UCLA 57 RCA Dome Indianapolis, Indiana
2007 Florida 84 Ohio State 75 Georgia Dome Atlanta, Georgia
NCAA Championships
Rank School #
1 UCLA 11
2 Kentucky 7
3 Indiana 5
4 North Carolina 4
5 Duke 3
6 Cincinnati 2
6 Conneticut 2
6 Florida 2
6 Kansas 2
6 Louisville 2
6 Michigan State 2
6 North Carolina State 2
6 Oklahoma State 2
6 San Francisco 2
 
NCAA Tournament Appearances
Rank School #
1 Kentucky 48
2 UCLA 39
3 North Carolina 39
4 Kansas 36
5 Indiana 35
6 Louisiville 34
NCAA Tournament Victories
Rank School #
1 Kentucky 97
2 North Carolina 89
3 UCLA 85
4 Duke 85
5 Kansas 76
6 Indiana 59
7 Louisville 55

March Madness 2008 Finals

For the first time since the current seeding system started in 1979, all four #1 seeds made it to the Final Four in the 2008 season.

The National Championship Game pitted Memphis against Kansas. Coming into the game, neither team's conference—the Big 12 or the C-USA—had won a national basketball title. Neither team's head coach (KU's Bill Self and Memphis' John Calipari) had garnered a national championship during their head coaching careers, either. Memphis guard Chris Douglas-Roberts had been the leading scorer in the tournament, averaging 23.6 points per game. Memphis became the first team currently from a conference other than the six majors to play in the championship game since 1998. Utah advanced to the championship game in 1998, and UNLV was the last team from a non-major conference to win the national title in 1990

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