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