1987 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament

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The 1987 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament involved 64 schools playing in single-elimination play to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division I college basketball. It began on March 12, 1987, and ended with the championship game on March 30 in New Orleans, Louisiana. A total of 63 games were played.

Indiana, coached by Bob Knight, won the national title with a 74-73 victory in the final game over Syracuse, coached by Jim Boeheim. Keith Smart of Indiana, who hit the game-winner in the final seconds, was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.

1 Locations
2 Teams
3 Bracket
4 Trivia
5 External links

[edit] Locations

Region	Site	Other Locations
East	East Rutherford, New Jersey	Charlotte, North Carolina, Syracuse, New York
Midwest	Cincinnati, Ohio	Chicago, Illinois, Indianapolis, Indiana
Southeast	Louisville, Kentucky	Atlanta, Georgia, Birmingham, Alabama
West	Seattle, Washington	Salt Lake City, Utah, Tucson, Arizona
Finals	New Orleans, Louisiana

[edit] Teams

Region	Seed	Team	Coach	Finished	Final Opponent	Score
East
East	1	North Carolina	Dean Smith	Elite Eight	2 Syracuse	L 79-75
East	2	Syracuse	Jim Boeheim	Runner Up	1 Indiana	L 74-73
East	3	Purdue	Gene Keady	Round of 32	6 Florida	L 85-66
East	4	TCU	Jim Killingsworth	Round of 32	5 Notre Dame	L 58-57
East	5	Notre Dame	Digger Phelps	Sweet Sixteen	1 North Carolina	L 74-68
East	6	Florida	Norm Sloan	Sweet Sixteen	2 Syracuse	L 87-81
East	7	West Virginia	Gale Catlett	Round of 64	10 Western Kentucky	L 64-62
East	8	Navy	Pete Herrmann	Round of 64	9 Michigan	L 97-82
East	9	Michigan	Bill Frieder	Round of 32	1 North Carolina	L 109-97
East	10	Western Kentucky	Murray Arnold	Round of 32	2 Syracuse	L 104-86
East	11	North Carolina State	Jim Valvano	Round of 64	6 Florida	L 82-70
East	12	Middle Tennessee State	Bruce Stewart	Round of 64	5 Notre Dame	L 84-71
East	13	Marshall	Rick Huckabay	Round of 64	4 TCU	L 76-60
East	14	Northeastern	Karl Fogel	Round of 64	3 Purdue	L 104-95
East	15	Georgia Southern	Frank Kerns	Round of 64	2 Syracuse	L 79-73
East	16	Penn	Tom Schneider	Round of 64	1 North Carolina	L 113-82
Midwest
Midwest	1	Indiana	Bob Knight	Champion	2 Syracuse	W 74-73
Midwest	2	Temple	John Chaney	Round of 32	10 LSU	L 72-62
Midwest	3	DePaul	Joey Meyer	Sweet Sixteen	10 LSU	L 63-58
Midwest	4	Missouri	Norm Stewart	Round of 64	13 Xavier	L 70-69
Midwest	5	Duke	Mike Krzyzewski	Sweet Sixteen	1 Indiana	L 88-82
Midwest	6	St. John's	Lou Carnesecca	Round of 32	3 DePaul	L 83-75
Midwest	7	Georgia Tech	Bobby Cremins	Round of 64	10 LSU	L 85-79
Midwest	8	Auburn	Sonny Smith	Round of 32	1 Indiana	L 107-90
Midwest	9	San Diego	Hank Egan	Round of 64	8 Auburn	L 62-61
Midwest	10	LSU	Dale Brown	Elite Eight	1 Indiana	L 77-76
Midwest	11	Wichita State	Eddie Fogler	Round of 64	6 St. John's	L 57-55
Midwest	12	Texas A&M	Shelby Metcalf	Round of 64	5 Duke	L 58-51
Midwest	13	Xavier	Pete Gillen	Round of 32	5 Duke	L 65-60
Midwest	14	Louisiana Tech	Tommy Joe Eagles	Round of 64	3 DePaul	L 76-62
Midwest	15	Southern	Ben Jobe	Round of 64	2 Temple	L 75-56
Midwest	16	Fairfield	Mitch Buonaguro	Round of 64	1 Indiana	L 92-58
Southeast
Southeast	1	Georgetown	John Thompson	Elite Eight	6 Providence	L 88-73
Southeast	2	Alabama	Wimp Sanderson	Sweet Sixteen	6 Providence	L 103-82
Southeast	3	Illinois	Lou Henson	Round of 64	14 Austin Peay	L 68-67
Southeast	4	Clemson	Cliff Ellis	Round of 64	13 Southwest Missouri State	L 65-60
Southeast	5	Kansas	Larry Brown	Sweet Sixteen	1 Georgetown	L 70-57
Southeast	6	Providence	Rick Pitino	National Semifinals	2 Syracuse	L 77-63
Southeast	7	New Orleans	Benny Dees	Round of 32	2 Alabama	L 101-76
Southeast	8	Kentucky	Eddie Sutton	Round of 64	9 Ohio State	L 91-77
Southeast	9	Ohio State	Gary Williams	Round of 32	1 Georgetown	L 82-79
Southeast	10	BYU	Ladell Andersen	Round of 64	7 New Orleans	L 83-79
Southeast	11	UAB	Gene Bartow	Round of 64	6 Providence	L 90-68
Southeast	12	Houston	Pat Foster	Round of 64	5 Kansas	L 66-55
Southeast	13	Southwest Missouri State	Charlie Spoonhour	Round of 32	5 Kansas	L 67-63
Southeast	14	Austin Peay	Lake Kelly	Round of 32	6 Providence	L 90-87
Southeast	15	North Carolina A&T	Don Corbett	Round of 64	2 Alabama	L 88-71
Southeast	16	Bucknell	Charles Woollum	Round of 64	1 Georgetown	L 75-53
West
West	1	UNLV	Jerry Tarkanian	National Semifinals	1 Indiana	L 97-93
West	2	Iowa	Tom Davis	Elite Eight	1 UNLV	L 84-81
West	3	Pittsburgh	Paul Evans	Round of 32	6 Oklahoma	L 96-93
West	4	UCLA	Walt Hazzard	Round of 32	12 Wyoming	L 78-68
West	5	Virginia	Terry Holland	Round of 64	12 Wyoming	L 64-60
West	6	Oklahoma	Billy Tubbs	Sweet Sixteen	2 Iowa	L 93-91
West	7	UTEP	Don Haskins	Round of 32	2 Iowa	L 84-82
West	8	Georgia	Hugh Durham	Round of 64	9 Kansas State	L 82-79
West	9	Kansas State	Lon Kruger	Round of 32	1 UNLV	L 80-61
West	10	Arizona	Lute Olson	Round of 64	7 UTEP	L 98-91
West	11	Tulsa	J.D. Barnett	Round of 64	6 Oklahoma	L 74-69
West	12	Wyoming	Jim Brandenburg	Sweet Sixteen	1 UNLV	L 92-78
West	13	Central Michigan	Charlie Coles	Round of 64	4 UCLA	L 92-73
West	14	Marist	Dave Magarity	Round of 64	3 Pittsburgh	L 93-68
West	15	Santa Clara	Carroll Williams	Round of 64	2 Iowa	L 99-76
West	16	Idaho State	Jim Boutin	Round of 64	1 UNLV	L 95-70

[edit] Bracket

[edit] East region

First round			Second round			Sweet Sixteen			Elite Eight

1	North Carolina	113
16	Pennsylvania	82
			1	North Carolina	109

			9	Michigan	97
8	Navy	82

9	Michigan	97
						1	North Carolina	74

						5	Notre Dame	68
5	Notre Dame	84

12	Middle Tennessee St	71
			5	Notre Dame	58

			4	TCU	57
4	TCU	76

13	Marshall	60
									1	North Carolina	75

									2	Syracuse	79
6	Florida	82

11	N.C. State	70
			6	Florida	85

			3	Purdue	66
3	Purdue	104

14	Northeastern	55
						6	Florida	81

						2	Syracuse	87
7	West Virginia	62

10	Western Kentucky	64
			10	Western Kentucky	86

			2	Syracuse	104
2	Syracuse	79

15	Georgia Southern	73

[edit] Southeast region

First round			Second round			Sweet Sixteen			Elite Eight

1	Georgetown	75
16	Bucknell	53
			1	Georgetown	82

			9	Ohio St	79
8	Kentucky	77

9	Ohio St	91
						1	Georgetown	70

						5	Kansas	57
5	Kansas	66

12	Houston	55
			5	Kansas	67

			13	Southwest Missouri St	63
4	Clemson	60

13	Southwest Missouri St	65
									1	Georgetown	73

									6	Providence	88
6	Providence	90

11	UAB	68
			6	Providence	90

			14	Austin Peay	87*
3	Illinois	67

14	Austin Peay	68
						6	Providence	103

						2	Alabama	82
7	New Orleans	83

10	BYU	79
			7	New Orleans	76

			2	Alabama	101
2	Alabama	88

15	North Carolina A&T	71

[edit] Midwest region

First round			Second round			Sweet Sixteen			Elite Eight

1	Indiana	92
16	Fairfield	58
			1	Indiana	107

			8	Auburn	90
8	Auburn	62

9	San Diego	61
						1	Indiana	88

						5	Duke	82
5	Duke	58

12	Texas A&M	51
			5	Duke	65

			13	Xavier	60
4	Missouri	69

13	Xavier	70
									1	Indiana	77

									10	LSU	76
6	St Johns	57

11	Wichita St	55
			6	St Johns	75*

			3	DePaul	83
3	DePaul	76

14	Louisiana Tech	62
						3	DePaul	58

						10	LSU	63
7	Georgia Tech	79

10	LSU	85
			10	LSU	72

			2	Temple	62
2	Temple	75

15	Southern-BR	56

[edit] West region

First round			Second round			Sweet Sixteen			Elite Eight

1	UNLV	95
16	Idaho St	70
			1	UNLV	80

			9	Kansas St	61
8	Georgia	79*

9	Kansas St	82
						1	UNLV	92

						12	Wyoming	78
5	Virginia	60

12	Wyoming	64
			12	Wyoming	78

			4	UCLA	68
4	UCLA	92

13	Central Michigan	73
									1	UNLV	84

									2	Iowa	81
6	Oklahoma	74

11	Tulsa	69
			6	Oklahoma	96

			3	Pittsburgh	93
3	Pittsburgh	93

14	Marist	68
						6	Oklahoma	91*

						2	Iowa	93
7	UTEP	98

10	Arizona	91*
			7	UTEP	82

			2	Iowa	84
2	Iowa	99

15	Santa Clara	76

[edit] Final Four

National Semifinals			National Finals

E2	Syracuse	77
S6	Providence	63
			E2	Syracuse	73
			M1	Indiana	74
M1	Indiana	97
W1	UNLV	93

[edit] Trivia

The 59th Academy Awards show was broadcast on the ABC network at the same time as CBS network broadcast of the championship game between Indiana and Syracuse. Oscars show host Chevy Chase quipped later in the evening, "Is the game over yet?" The Oscars show would subsequently be scheduled around the tournament broadcast by moving it later in April for two years.

[edit] External links

1987 NCAA Basketball Tournament on Shrp Sports (source for the bracket)
HoopsTournament.Net, source for much of the information on this page.

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