1993 NCAA Tournament

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1993 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

It began on March 18, 1993, and ended with the championship game on April 5 in New Orleans, Louisiana. A total of 63 games were played.

The following are the sites that were selected to host each round of the 1993 tournament:

First and Second Rounds

March 18 and 20
- East Region
  - Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Winston-Salem, North Carolina (Host: Wake Forest University)
- Midwest Region
  - Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, Illinois (Host: DePaul University)
- Southeast Region
  - Orlando Arena, Orlando, Florida
- West Region
  - Jon M. Huntsman Center, Salt Lake City, Utah (Host: University of Utah)
March 19 and 21
- East Region
  - Carrier Dome, Syracuse, New York (Host: Syracuse University)
- Midwest Region
  - Hoosier Dome, Indianapolis, Indiana
- Southeast Region
  - Memorial Gymnasium, Nashville, Tennessee (Host: Vanderbilt University)
- West Region
  - McKale Center, Tucson, Arizona (Host: University of Arizona)

Round of 64

945

East REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	North Carolina	16	East Carolina	85-65
		2	Cincinnati	15	Coppin State	93-66
		3	Massachusetts	14	Penn	54-50
		4	Arkansas	13	Holy Cross	94-64
		5	St. John's	12	Texas Tech	85-67
		6	Virginia	11	Manhattan	78-66
		7	New Mexico State	10	Nebraska	93-79
		8	Rhode Island	9	Purdue	74-68

Midwest REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Indiana	16	Wright State	97-54
		2	Kansas	15	Ball State	94-72
		3	Duke	14	Southern Illinois	105-70
		4	Louisville	13	Delaware	76-70
		5	Oklahoma State	12	Marquette	74-62
		6	California	11	Louisiana State	66-64
		7	BYU	10	SMU	80-71
		8	New Orleans	9	Xavier	73-55

Southeast REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Kentucky	16	Rider	96-52
		2	Seton Hall	15	Tennessee State	81-59
		3	Florida State	14	Evansville	82-70
		4	Iowa	13	Northeast Louisiana	82-69
		5	Wake Forest	12	Tennessee-Chattanooga	81-58
		6	Kansas State	11	Tulane	55-53
		7	Western Kentucky	10	Memphis State	55-52
		8	Utah	9	Pittsburgh	86-85

West REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Michigan	16	Coastal Carolina	84-53
		2	Arizona	15	Santa Clara	64-61
		3	Vanderbilt	14	Boise State	92-72
		4	Georgia Tech	13	Southern	93-78
		5	New Mexico	12	George Washington	82-68
		6	Illinois	11	Long Beach State	75-72
		7	Temple	10	Missouri	75-61
		8	Iowa State	9	UCLA	81-70

Round of 32

East REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	North Carolina	8	Rhode Island	112-67
		2	Cincinnati	7	New Mexico State	92-55
		3	Massachusetts	6	Virginia	71-56
		4	Arkansas	5	St. John's	80-74

Midwest REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Indiana	9	Xavier	73-70
		2	Kansas	7	BYU	90-76
		3	Duke	6	California	82-77
		4	Louisville	5	Oklahoma State	78-63

Southeast REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Kentucky	8	Utah	83-62
		2	Seton Hall	7	Western Kentucky	72-68
		3	Florida State	11	Tulane	94-63
		4	Iowa	5	Wake Forest	84-78

West REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Michigan	9	UCLA	86-84 (ot)
		3	Vanderbilt	6	Illinois	85-68
		7	Temple	15	Santa Clara	68-57
		12	George Washington	13	Southern	90-80

Sweet 16

East REGIONAL atBrendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, New JerMarch 25 and 27
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	North Carolina	4	Arkansas	80-74
	2	Cincinnati	6	Virginia	71-54

Midwest REGIONAL at St. Louis ArenaMarch 25 and 27
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Indiana	4	Louisville	82-69
	2	Kansas	6	California	93-76

Southeast REGIONAL at Charlotte ColiseumMarch 25 and 27
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Kentucky	5	Wake Forest	103-69
	3	Florida State	7	Western Kentucky	81-78 (ot)

West REGIONAL at Kingdome, Seattle,March 25 and 27
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Michigan	12	George Washington	72-64
	3	Vanderbilt	7	Temple	67-59

Elite 8

East REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	North Carolina	2	Cincinnati	75-68(ot)

Midwest REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	83, Indiana 77	2	Kansas	83-77

Southeast REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Kentucky 106, 81	3	Florida State	106-81

West REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Michigan 77, 72	7	Temple	77-72

Final 4

at New Orleans , LA

National semifinals and championship (Final Four and championship)

April 3 and 5
- Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana

NATIONAL SEMI-FINALS
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Michigan	1	Kentucky	81-78 (ot)
	1	North Carolina	2	Kansas	78-68

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

at New Orleans , LA

Favorite

Seed

Team

Seed

Team

Score

Star Efforts

North Carolina

Michigan

77-71

NCAA Results

First Round

Second Round

North Carolina leaders: Eric Montross, Jr., C; George Lynch, Sr., F; Donald Williams, So., G; Brian Reese, Jr., F; Derrick Phelps, Jr., G

Top 10 Teams

Rank	Team	W-L	Post-Season Result
1.	Indiana	31-4	Lost NCAA regionals
2.	Kentucky	30-4	Lost NCAA semifinals
3	Michigan	31-5	NCAA 2nd Place
4.	North Carolina	34-4	NCAA 1st Place
5.	Arizona	24-4	Lost NCAA regionals
6.	Seton Hall	28-7	Lost NCAA regionals
7.	Cincinnati	27-5	Lost NCAA regionals
8.	Vanderbilt	28-6	Lost NCAA regionals
9.	Kansas	29-7	Lost NCAA semifinals
10.	Duke	24-8	Lost NCAA regionals

All-America Team

Pos	Name	Cl.	School
F	Calbert Cheaney	Sr.	Indiana
F	Jamal Mashburn	Jr.	Kentucky
F	Chris Webber	So.	Michigan
G	Anfernee Hardaway	Jr.	Memphis State
G	Bobby Hurley	Sr.	Duke

All NCAA Tournament Team

Name	Cl.	Pos	Team
George Lynch	Sr.	F	North Carolina
Jamal Mashburn	Jr.	F	Kentucky
Chris Webber	So.	F	Michigan
Eric Montross	Jr.	C	North Carolina
Donald Williams	So.	G	North Carolina

Team Offense

Southern, 97.1

Notes

Mississippi Valley State guard Alphonso Ford became the first player to average 25 points or more in each of four seasons.
Florida State became the first school to have five 1,000-point career scorers on its roster at the same time: Douglas Edwards, Rodney Dobard, Sam Cassell, Chuck Graham, and Bob Sura.
NIT 1st Place: Minnesota (22-10) def. Georgetown (20-13).

Team Defense

Princeton, 54.7

Individual Scoring

1. Greg Guy	UT-Pan American	29.3
2. J.R. Rider	UNLV	29.1
3. John Best	Tennessee Tech	28.5
4. Vin Baker	Hartford	28.3
5. Lindsey Hunter	Jackson State	26.7
6. Alphonso Ford	Miss. Valley St.	26.0

Individual Rebounding

1. Warren Kidd	Mid. Tenn. St.	14.8
2. Jervaughn Scales	Southern	12.7
3. Reggie Jackson	Nicholls State	12.5