1992 NCAA Tournament

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1992 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 19, 1992, and ended with the championship game on April 6 in Minneapolis. A total of 63 games were played.

The following are the sites that were selected to host each round of the 1992 tournament:

First and Second Rounds

March 19 and 21
- East Region
  - Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, North Carolina (Host: Atlantic Coast Conference)
- Midwest Region
  - Bradley Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Host: Marquette University)
- Southeast Region
  - Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati, Ohio (Hosts: Cincinnati/Xavier)
- West Region
  - BSU Pavilion, Boise, Idaho (Host: Boise State University)
March 20 and 22
- East Region
  - Centrum in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts (Host: College of Holy Cross)
- Midwest Region
  - University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, Ohio (Host: University of Dayton)
- Southeast Region
  - Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, Georgia (Host: Georgia Institute of Technology)
- West Region
  - ASU Activity Center, Tempe, Arizona (Host: Arizona State University)

Round of 64

945

East REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Duke	16	Campbell	82-56
		2	Kentucky	15	Old Dominion	88-69
		3	Massachusetts	14	Fordham	85-58
		4	Seton Hall	13	La Salle	78-76
		5	Missouri	12	West Virginia	89-78
		6	Syracuse	11	Princeton	51-43
		7	UNC Charlotte	10	Iowa State	76-74
		8	Texas	9	Iowa	98-92

Midwest REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Kansas	16	Howard	100-67
		2	Southern Cal	15	Northeast Louisiana	84-54
		3	Arkansas	14	Murray State	80-69
		4	Cincinnati	13	Delaware	85-47
		5	Michigan State	12	Southwest Missouri State	61-54
		6	Memphis State	11	Pepperdine	80-70
		7	Georgia Tech	10	Houston	65-60
		8	Evansville	9	Texas-El Paso	55-50

Southeast REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	Ohio State	16	Mississippi Valley State	83-56
		2	Oklahoma State	15	Georgia Southern	100-73
		3	Arizona	14	East Tennessee State	87-80
		4	North Carolina	13	Miami (Oh)	68-63
		5	Alabama	12	Stanford	80-75
		6	Michigan	11	Temple	73-66
		7	St. John's	10	Tulane	61-57
		8	Nebraska	9	Connecticut	86-65

West REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score
		1	UCLA	16	Robert Morris	73-53
		2	Indiana	15	Eastern Illinois	94-55
		3	Florida State	14	Montana	78-68
		4	Oklahoma	13	Southwestern Louisiana	87-83
		5	DePaul	12	New Mexico State	81-73
		6	Georgetown	11	South Florida	75-60
		7	Louisiana State	10	Brigham Young	94-83
		8	Louisville	9	Wake Forest	81-58

Round of 32

East REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Duke	9	Iowa	75-62
		2	Kentucky	10	Iowa State	106-98
		3	Massachusetts	6	Syracuse	77-71 (ot)
		4	Seton Hall	5	Missouri	88-71

Midwest REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Kansas	9	Texas-El Paso	66-60
		2	Southern Cal	7	Georgia Tech	79-78
		3	Arkansas	6	Memphis State	82-80
		4	Cincinnati	5	Michigan State	77-65

Southeast REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	Ohio State	9	Connecticut	78-55
		2	Oklahoma State	10	Tulane	87-71
		4	North Carolina	5	Alabama	64-55
		6	Michigan	14	East Tennessee State	102-90

West REGIONAL
Favorite	Site	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
		1	UCLA	8	Louisville	85-69
		2	Indiana	7	Louisiana State	89-79
		3	Florida State	6	Georgetown	78-68
		12	New Mexico State	13	Southwestern Louisiana	81-73

Sweet 16

East REGIONAL at Spectrum, PhiladelphiaMarch 26 and 28
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Duke	4	Seton Hall	81-69
	2	Kentucky	3	Massachusetts	87-77

Midwest REGIONAL at Kemper Arena, Kansas City March 27 and 29
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	4	Cincinnati	9	Texas-El Paso	69-67
	6	Memphis State	7	Georgia Tech	83-79 (OT)

Southeast REGIONAL at Rupp Arena, Lexington, Kentucky March 27 and 29
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Ohio State	4	North Carolina	80-73
	2	Oklahoma State	6	Michigan	75-72

West REGIONAL at University Arena ("The Pit"), AlbuquerqueMarch 26 and 28
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	UCLA	12	New Mexico State	85-78
	2	Indiana	3	Florida State	85-74

Elite 8

East REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Duke	2	Kentucky	104-103 (OT)

Midwest REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	4	Cincinnati	6	Memphis State	88-57

Southeast REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Ohio State	6	Michigan	75-71(OT)

West REGIONAL at
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	UCLA	2	Indiana	106-79

Final 4

at Minneapolis , MN

National semifinals and championship (Final Four and championship)

April 4 and 6
- Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minnesota (Host: University of Minnesota)

NATIONAL SEMI-FINALS
Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	4	Cincinnati	6	Michigan	76-72
	1	Duke	2	Indiana	81-78

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

at Minneapolis , MN


Favorite	Seed	Team	Seed	Team	Score	Star Efforts
	1	Duke	6	Michigan	71-51

NCAA Results

Duke leaders: Christian Laettner, Sr., C-F; Thomas Hill, Jr., G-F; Bobby Hurley, Jr., G; Grant Hill, So., G-F; Brian Davis, Sr., F

Top 10 Teams

Rank	Team	W-L	Post-Season Result
1.	Duke	34-2	NCAA 1st Place
2.	Kansas	27-5	Lost NCAA semifinals
3	Ohio State	26-6	Lost NCAA semifinals
4.	UCLA	28-5	Lost NCAA semifinals
5.	Indiana	27-7	Lost NCAA semifinals
6.	Kentucky	29-7	Lost NCAA semifinals
7.	UNLV	26-2	Probation
8.	Southern Cal	24-6	Lost NCAA semifinals
9.	Arkansas	26-8	Lost NCAA semifinals
10.	Arizona	24-7	Lost NCAA semifinals

All-America Team

Pos	Name	Cl.	School
G-F	Jim Jackson	Jr.	Ohio State
F-C	Christian Laettner	Sr.	Duke
C	Shaquille O’Neal	Jr.	LSU
C	Alonzo Mourning	Sr.	Georgetown
G	Harold Miner	Jr.	Southern California

All NCAA Tournament Team

Name	Cl.	Pos	Team
Grant Hill	So.	F	Duke
Chris Webber	Fr.	F	Michigan
Christian Laettner	Sr.	C	Duke
Bobby Hurley	Jr.	G	Duke
Jalen Rose	Fr.	G	Michigan

Team Offense

Northwestern (La.), 95.0

Notes

UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian was forced out after averaging 30.7 wins for the past 10 seasons.
Prairie View finished 0-28, the first team since 1955 to go winless.
UCLA broke Arizona’s 71-game home win streak, 89-87.
Georgetown center Alonzo Mourning finished with an NCAA career-record 453 blocked shots.
NIT 1st Place: Virginia (20-13) def. Notre Dame (18-15).

Team Defense

Princeton, 48.2

Individual Scoring

1. Brett Roberts	Morehead State	28.1
2. Vin Baker	Hartford	27.6
3. Alphonso Ford	Miss. Valley State	27.5
4. Randy Woods	LaSalle	27.3
5. Steve Rogers	Alabama State	27.3
6. Walt Williams	Maryland	26.8

Individual Rebounding

1. Popeye Jones	Murray State	14.4
2. Shaquille O’Neal	LSU	14.0
3. Tim Burroughs	Jacksonville	13.2