1965 NCAA Tournament

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1965 NCAA Tournament (March Madness)

Play In Round Round of 64 Round of 32 Sweet 16 Elite 8 Final 4

Winning Team highlighted in Green Box

First RoundMarch 8,

East REGIONALThe Palestra Philadelphia,
Favorite	Site	Team	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		First Round Princeton 60, Penn State 58
		St. Joseph's 67, Connecticut 61
		Providence 91, West Virginia 67

Mideast REGIONALE. A. Diddle Arena Bowling Green, Kentucky
Favorite	Site	Team	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		DePaul 99, Eastern Kentucky 52
		Dayton 66, Ohio University 65

Midwest REGIONALLubbock Municipal Coliseum
Favorite	Site	Team	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		Houston 99, Notre Dame 98

West REGIONALLubbock Municipal Coliseum
Favorite	Site	Team	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		Oklahoma City 70, Colorado State 68

Sweet 16

Elite 8

Regional Third Place
East: N.C. State 103, St. Joseph's 81
Mideast: Dayton 75, DePaul 69

Midwest: SMU 89, Houston 87
West: Oklahoma City 112, BYU 102

East REGIONAL at
Favorite	Team	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	Princeton 109, Providence 69

Mideast REGIONAL at
Favorite	Team	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	Michigan 87, Vanderbilt 85

Midwest REGIONAL at
Favorite	Team	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	Wichita State 54, Oklahoma State 46

West REGIONAL at Los Angeles
Favorite	Team	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	UCLA 101, San Francisco 93

Final 4

at Portland, OR

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

at Memorial Coliseum Portland, OregonPortland, ORMarch 20 i

National Third Place
Princeton 118, Wichita State 82

Favorite

Team

Score

Star Efforts

UCLA 91, Michigan 80

UCLA leaders: Gail Goodrich, G, Sr.; Keith Erickson, F, Sr.; Fred Goss, G, Jr.; Edgar Lacey, F, So.; Kenny Washington, F, Jr.

Rank	Team	W-L	Post-Season Result
1.	Michigan	24-4	NCAA 2nd Place
2.	UCLA	28-2	NCAA 1st Place
3	St. Joseph’s	26-3	Lost NCAA regionals
4.	Providence	24-2	Lost NCAA regionals
5.	Vanderbilt	24-4	Lost NCAA regionals
6.	Davidson	24-2	DNP
7.	Minnesota	19-5	DNP
8.	Villanova	23-5	NIT 2nd Place
9.	BYU	21-7	Lost NCAA regionals
10.	Duke	20-5	DNP

Pos	Name	Cl.	School
F	Rick Barry	Sr.	Miami (Florida)
F	Bill Bradley	Sr.	Princeton
F-C	Fred Hetzel	Sr.	Davidson
G	Gail Goodrich	Sr.	UCLA
G	Cazzie Russell	Jr.	Michigan

Name	Cl.	Pos	Team
Bill Bradley	Sr.	F	Princeton
Edgar Lacey	So.	F	UCLA
Kenny Washington	Jr.	F	UCLA
Gail Goodrich	Sr.	G	UCLA
Cazzie Russell	Jr.	G	Michigan

Miami (Florida), 98.4

1st Place: St. John’s def. Villanova, 55-51.
Utah State’s Wayne Estes died from electrocution in a freak accident Feb. 8, 1965. After that, Miami's Rick Barry put together six 50-point games to stay ahead in the scoring race.
After his pro basketball career, Princeton's Bill Bradley became a U.S. Senator from New Jersey.

Tennessee, 55.64

1. Rick Barry	Miami (Florida)	37.4
2. Wayne Estes	Utah State	33.7
3. Bill Bradley	Princeton	30.5
4. Dave Schellhase	Purdue	29.3
5. Steve Thomas	Xavier (Ohio)	28.9
6. Flynn Robinson	Wyoming	27.0

East REGIONAL at Cole Field House College Park, Maryland

Favorite

Star Efforts

Regional Semifinals
Princeton 66, North Carolina State 48

Providence 81, St. Joseph's 73

1. Toby Kimball	Connecticut	21.0
2. Warren Isaac	Iona	20.9
3. Woods	E. Tenn. St.	19.6