Mar
4
A Sweet Sixteen of the Last 18 NCAA Champions
By Chris Maynard, chris@hoops4thesoul.com
While the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament is truly the most exciting aspect of March Madness, things really get intense during the Sweet Sixteen, when Cinderellas start thinking about the Final Four and half-court basketball becomes hand-to-hand combat.
So let’s do this: Sweet Sixteen of the last 18 NCAA Tournament champions with repeat champions
Here’s a list of the last 18 champions and overall seeding in parentheses based on my opinion.
2007 & 2006
2005:
2004: UCONN (10)
2003:
2002:
2001: Duke (8)
2000:
1999: UCONN (7)
1998:
1997:
1996:
1995: UCLA (13)
1994:
1993:
1992 & 1991: Duke (2)
1990: UNLV (1)
West Regional
* numbers represent regional seed, not overall seed
Thursday/Saturday Games at The Pit in
Announcers: Kevin Harlan and Bill Raftery
#1 1990 UNLV Runnin’ Rebels versus
#4 1998
#2 2001 Duke Blue Devils versus
#3 1993 North Carolina Tar Heels
Southeast Regional
Thursday/Saturday Games at The Astrodome in
Announcers: Gus Johnson and Clark Kellogg
#1 1996
#4 1995 UCLA Bruins
#2 2000
#3 2002
Friday/Sunday Games at the Hoosier Dome in
Announcers: Jim Nantz and Billy Packer
#1 2006/2007 Florida Gators versus
#4 1997
#2 1994
#3 2004 UCONN Huskies
East Regional
Friday/Sunday Games at
Announcers: Dick Enberg and Al McGuire
#1 1991/1992 Duke Blue Devils versus
#4 2003
#2 1999 UCONN Huskies versus
#3 2005
Final Four
Saturday/Monday Games at Hinkle Fieldhouse in
Announcers: Dick Enberg, Billy Packer and Al McGuire
West Regional Winner versus South Regional Winner
East Regional Winner versus
West Regional Game Previews Coming Tomorrow
Southeast Regional Previews Coming Wednesday
East and
Tournament Starts Monday, March 10th
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these seedings are way off bro…did you just pull names out of a hat?