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NCAA Final Four Results -- Championship Game, Most Outstanding Players



 

Year	Winner (Seed)		Runner-Up (Seed)	Score	MOP			Final Four Location

2013						2013 Final Four location:		Georgia Doma.  Atlanta, Georgia.
2012						2012 Final Four location:		Louisiana Superdome.  New Orleans, Louisiana
2011						2011 Final Four location:		Reliant Stadium.  Houston, Texas
2010	Duke (1)		Butler (5)		61-59	Kyle Singler, Duke	Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana
2009	North Carolina (1)	Michigan State (2)	89-72	Wayne Ellington, NC	Ford field, Detroit Michigan
2008	Kansas (1)		Memphis (1)		75-68 (OT) Mario Chalmers, Kansas  Alamadome, San Antonio 
2007	Florida (1)		Ohio State (1)		84-75	Corey Brewer, Florida	Georgia Dome, Atlanta
2006	Florida (3)		UCLA (1)		73-57	Joakim Noah, Florida	RCA Dome, Indianapolis 
2005	North Carolina (1)	Illinois (1)		75-70	Sean May, NC		St. Louis, Mo
2004	Connecticut (2)		Georgia Tech (3)	82-73	Emeka Okafor, UConn	Alamadome, San Antonio 
2003	Syracuse (3)		Kansas	(2)		81-78	Carmelo Anthony, Syr	Superdome, New Orleans
2002	Maryland (1)		Indiana	(5)		64-52	Juan Dixon, Maryland	Georgia Dome, Atlanta
2001	Duke (1)		Arizona	(2)		82-72	Shane Battier, Duke	Metrodome, Minneapolis
2000	Michigan State (1)	Florida	(5)		89-76	Mateen Cleaves, Mich	RCA Dome, Indianapolis
1999	Connecticut (1)		Duke (1)		77-74	Richard Hamilton, UConn	Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, Fla
1998	Kentucky (2)		Utah (3)		78-69	Jeff Sheppard, Kent	Alamadome, San Antonio 
1997	Arizona (4)		Kentucky (1)		84-79 (OT) Miles Simon, Arz	RCA Dome, Indianapolis 
1996	Kentucky (1)		Syracuse (4)		76-67	Tony Delk, Kent		East Rutherford, N.J.
1995	UCLA (1)		Arkansas (2)		89-78	Ed O'Bannon, UCLA	Kingdome, Seattle 
1994	Arkansas (1)		Duke (2)		76-72	Corliss Williamson, Ark	Charlotte N.C. Coliseum
1993	North Carolina (1)	Michigan (1)		77-71	Donald Williams, NC	Superdome, New Orleans
1992	Duke (1)		Michigan (6)		71-51	Bobby Hurley, Duke	Metrodome, Minneapolis 
1991	Duke (2)		Kansas	(3)		72-65	Christian Laettner, Duke   Hoosier Dome, Indianapolis 
1990	UNLV (1)		Duke (3)		103-73	Anderson Hunt, UNLV	McNichols Arena, Denver 
1989	Michigan (3)		Seton Hall (3)		80-79 (OT) Glen Rice, Mich	Kingdome, Seattle 
1988	Kansas (6)		Oklahoma (1)		83-79	Danny Manning, Kan	Kansas City, Mo
1987	Indiana (1)		Syracuse (2)		74-73	Keith Smart, Ind	Superdome, New Orleans
1986	Louisville (2)		Duke (1)		72-69	Pervis Ellison, Louisv	Reunion Arena, Dallas 
1985	Villanova (8)		Georgetown (1)		66-64	Ed Pinckney, Nova	Rupp Arena, Lexington, Ky
1984	Georgetown (1)		Houston	(2)		84-75	Patrick Ewing, Gtown	Kingdome, Seattle 
1983	NC State (6)		Houston	(1)		54-52	Akeem Olajuwon, Houston	The Pit, Albuquerque
1982	North Carolina (1)	Georgetown (1)		63-62	James Worthy, NC	Superdome, New Orleans 
1981	Indiana	(3)		North Carolina (2)	63-50	Isiah Thomas, Ind	The Spectrum, Philadelphia 
1980	Louisville (2)		UCLA (8)		59-54	Darrell Griffith, Louisv   Market Square Arena, Indianapolis
1979	Michigan St. (2)	Indiana St. (1)		75-64	Earvin Johnson, Mich	Special Events Center, Salt Lake City
1978	Kentucky		Duke			94-88	Jack Givens, Kent	Checkerdome, St. Louis 
1977	Marquette		North Carolina		67-59	Butch Lee, Marq		The Omni, Atlanta
1976	Indiana			Michigan		86-68	Kent Benson, Ind	The Spectrum, Philadelphia 
1975	UCLA			Kentucky		92-85	Richard Washington, UCLA	San Diego Sports Arena 
1974	NC State		Marquette		76-64	David Thompson, NC	Greensboro N.C. Coliseum 
1973	UCLA			Memphis			87-66	Bill Walton, UCLA	St. Louis Arena 
1972	UCLA			Florida St.		81-76	Bill Walton, UCLA	Los Angeles Sports Arena 
1971	UCLA			Villanova		68-62	Howard Porter, Nova	Houston Astrodome 
1970	UCLA			Jacksonville		80-69	Sidney Wicks, UCLA	College Park, Md
1969	UCLA			Purdue			92-72	Lew Alcindor, UCLA	Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky
1968	UCLA			North Carolina		78-55	Lew Alcindor, UCLA	Los Angeles Sports Arena 
1967	UCLA			Dayton			79-64	Lew Alcindor, UCLA	Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky
1966	UTEP			Kentucky		72-65	Jerry Chambers, Utah	College Park, Md
1965	UCLA			Michigan		91-80	Bill Bradley, Princeton	Memorial Coliseum, Portland, Ore
1964	UCLA			Duke			98-83	Walt Hazzard, UCLA	Kansas City, Mo
1963	Loyola			Cincinnati		60-58 (OT) Art Heyman, Duke	Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky
1962	Cincinnati		Ohio St.		71-59	Paul Hogue, Cinci	Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky
1961	Cincinnati		Ohio St.		70-65 (OT) Jerry Lucas, Ohio St	Kansas City, Mo
1960	Ohio St.		California		75-55	Jerry Lucas, Ohio St	Cow Palace, San Francisco
1959	California		West Virginia		71-70	Jerry West, West Virg	Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky
1958	Kentucky		Seattle			84-72	Elgin Baylor, Seattle	Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky
1957	North Carolina		Kansas			54-53 (3 OT) Wilt Chamberlain, Kansas	Kansas City, Mo
1956	San Francisco		Iowa			83-71	Hal Lear, Temple	McGaw Hall, Evanston, Ill
1955	San Francisco		La Salle		76-73	Bill Russell, SF	Kansas City, Mo
1954	La Salle		Bradley			92-76	Tom Gola, La Salle	Kansas City, Mo
1953	Indiana			Kansas			69-68	B.H. Born, Kansas	Kansas City, Mo
1952	Kansas			St. John's		80-63	Clyde Lovellette, Kan	Edmunson Pavilion, Seattle
1951	Kentucky		Kansas St.		68-58	None Selected		Williams Arena, Minneapolis
1950	CCNY			Bradley			71-68	Irwin Dambrot, CCNY	Madison Square Garden, New York 
1949	Kentucky		Oklahoma St.		46-36	Alex Groza, Kent	Edmunson Pavilion, Seattle 
1948	Kentucky		Baylor			58-42	Alex Groza, Kent	Madison Square Garden, New York 
1947	Holy Cross		Oklahoma		58-47	George Kaftan, Holy Cross	Madison Square Garden, New York 
1946	Oklahoma A&M		North Carolina		43-40	Bob Kurland, Okla	Madison Square Garden, New York
1945	Oklahoma A&M		NYU			49-45	Bob Kurland, Okla	Madison Square Garden, New York 
1944	Utah			Dartmouth		42-40 (OT) Arnie Ferrin, UCLA	Madison Square Garden, New York 
1943	Wyoming			Georgetown		46-34	Kenny Sailors, Wyoming	Madison Square Garden, New York 
1942	Stanford		Dartmouth		53-38	Howie Dallmar, Stanford	Kansas City, Mo
1941	Wisconsin		Washington St.		39-34	John Kotz, Wisc		Kansas City, Mo
1940	Indiana			Kansas			60-42	Marv Huffman, Indi	Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, Mo
1939	Oregon			Ohio St.		46-33	Jimmy Hull, Ohio St	Patten Gym, Evanston, Ill	

Notes: Most Outstanding Player (MOP) does not necessarily go to a player on the winning team, but rather the MOP of the entire NCAA tournament.

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