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2010 NCAA Tournament (March Madness)

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

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

Winning Team highlighted in Green Box

It began on March 16, 2010, and concluded with the championship game on April 5 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

The following are the sites that were selected to host each round of the 2010 tournament:^[3]

Opening Round

March 16
- University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, Ohio (Host: University of Dayton)

First and Second Rounds

March 18 and 20
- Dunkin' Donuts Center, Providence, Rhode Island (Hosts: Big East Conference and Providence College)
- New Orleans Arena, New Orleans, Louisiana (Host: Tulane University)
- Ford Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Host: Big 12 Conference)
- HP Pavilion at San Jose, San Jose, California (Host: San José State University)
March 19 and 21
- HSBC Arena, Buffalo, New York (Hosts: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, Canisius College, and Niagara University)
- Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, Jacksonville, Florida (Host: Jacksonville University)
- Bradley Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Host: Marquette University)
- Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, Spokane, Washington (Host: Washington State University)

Play In Round & Round of 64

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East REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Kentucky	16	East Tennessee State	100-71
		2	West Virginia	15	Morgan State	77-50
		3	New Mexico	14	Montana	62-57
		4	Wisconsin	13	Wofford	53-49
		5	Temple	12	Cornell	78-65
		6	Marquette	11	Washington	80-78
		7	Clemson	10	Missouri	86-78
		8	Texas	9	Wake Forest	81-80 (OT)

South REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		16	Winthrop	16	Arkansas-Pine Bluff	61-44
		1	Duke	16	Arkansas-Pine Bluff	73-44
		2	Villanova	15	Robert Morris	73-70 (OT)
		3	Baylor	14	Sam Houston State	68-59
		4	Purdue	13	Siena	72-64
		5	Texas A & M	12	Utah State	69-53
		6	Notre Dame	11	Old Dominion	51-50
		7	Richmond	10	Saint Mary's (CA)	80-71
		8	California	9	Louisville	77-62

Midwest REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Kansas	16	Lehigh	90-74
		2	Ohio State	15	UC-Santa Barbara	68-51
		3	Georgetown	14	Ohio U.	97-83
		4	Maryland	13	Houston	89-77
		5	Michigan State	12	New Mexico State	70-67
		6	Tennessee	11	San Diego State	62-59
		7	Oklahoma State	10	Georgia Tech	64-59
		8	UNLV	9	Northern Iowa	69-66

West REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Syracuse	16	Vermont	79-56
		2	Kansas State	15	North Texas	82-62
		3	Pittsburgh	14	Oakland	89-66
		4	Vanderbilt	13	Murray State	66-65
		5	Butler	12	UTEP	77-59
		6	Xavier	11	Minnesota	65-54
		7	BYU	10	Florida	99-92 (2 OT)
		8	Gonzaga	9	Florida State	67-60

Round of 32

East REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Kentucky	9	Wake Forest	90-60
		2	West Virginia	10	Missouri	68-59
		3	New Mexico	11	Washington	82-64
		4	Wisconsin	12	Cornell	87-69

South REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Duke	8	California	68-53
		2	Villanova	10	Saint Mary's (CA)	75-68
		3	Baylor	11	Old Dominion	76-68
		4	Purdue	5	Texas A & M	63-61 (OT)

Midwest REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Kansas	9	Northern Iowa	69-67
		2	Ohio State	10	Georgia Tech	75-66
		6	Tennessee	14	Ohio U.	83-68
		4	Maryland	5	Michigan State	85-83

West REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Syracuse	8	Gonzaga	87-65
		2	Kansas State	7	BYU	84-72
		3	Pittsburgh	6	Xavier	71-68
		5	Butler	13	Murray State	54-52

Sweet 16

Regional semifinals and Finals (Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight)

- East Regional, New York (Host: Syracuse University)
- West Regional, (Host: University of Utah)
March 26 and 28
- Midwest Regional, Missouri (Host: Missouri Valley Conference)
- South Regional, Texas (Hosts: University of Houston and Rice University)

East REGIONAL at Carrier Dome, Syracuse,March 25 and 27
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Kentucky	12	Cornell	62-45
	2	West Virginia	11	Washington	69-56

South REGIONAL at Reliant Stadium, Houston,March 26 and 28
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Duke	4	Purdue	70-57
	3	Baylor	10	Saint Mary's (CA)	72-40

Midwest REGIONAL at Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis,March 26 and 28
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	5	Michigan State	9	Northern Iowa	59-52
	2	Ohio State	6	Tennessee	76-73

West REGIONAL at EnergySolutions Arena, Salt Lake City, Utah March 25 and 27
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Syracuse	5	Butler	63-59
	2	Kansas State	6	Xavier	101-96 (2 OT)

Elite 8

East REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Kentucky	2	West Virginia	73-66

South REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Duke	3	Baylor	78-71

Midwest REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	5	Michigan State	6	Tennessee	70-69

West REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	2	Kansas State	5	Butler	63-56

Final 4

National semifinals and championship (Final Four and championship)

April 3 and 5
- Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana (Hosts: Horizon League and Butler University)

NATIONAL SEMI-FINALS
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	5	Michigan State	5	Butler	52-50
	1	Duke	2	West Virginia	78-57

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME


Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Duke	5	Butler	61-59

Top 10 Teams

Rank	Team	W-L	Post-Season Result
1.	Kansas	33-3	Lost in NCAA 2nd round
2.	Kentucky	35-3	Lost NCAA regionals
3	Duke	35-5	NCAA 1st Place
4.	Syracuse	30-5	Lost NCAA regionals
5.	Ohio State	29-8	Lost NCAA regional Semis
6.	West Virginia	31-7	Lost NCAA Semifinals
7.	Kansas State	29-8	Lost NCAA regionals
8.	New Mexico	30-5	Lost in NCAA 2nd round
9.	Villanova	30-5	Lost in NCAA 2nd round
10.	Purdue	29-6	Lost NCAA regional Semis

All-America Team

Pos	Name	Cl.	School
G	Scottie Reynolds	Sr	Villanova
G	Sherron Collins,	So	Kansas
G	John Wall	Fr.	Kentucky
F	Wesley Johnson	Jr	Syracuse
F	Evan Turner	Jr	Ohio St.,

All NCAA Tournament Team

F- Kyle Singler -Duke --MVP

F- Gordon Hayward, Butler

G-Shelvin Mack, Butler

G- Nolan Smith, Duke

F- Jared Sullinger, Ohio St.

Team Offense

VMI.............. 88.6

Notes NIT FINALS

Dayton 79, North Carolina 68

Team Defense

Princeton 53.3

Individual Scoring -PPG

1. Aubrey Coleman- Houston-25.6

2. Adnan Hodzic - Lipscomb-22.7

3. James Anderson-Oklahoma State-22.6

4. Marquez Haynes-Texas-Arlington- 22.6

5. Devan Downey - South Carolina-22.5

Individual Rebounding RPG

1. Artsiom Parakhouski-Radford-13.4

2. Kenneth Faried-Morehead State-13.0

3 Daniel Emerson-Mercer-12.0

4. Kevin Thompson-Morgan State 11.9

5. Chris Gaston-Fordham-11.4