Top scoring performances

Name	Year	Pts.
Austin Carr, Notre Dame	1970	61
Bill Bradley, Princeton	1965	58
Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati	1958	56
Austin Carr, Notre Dame	1970	52
Austin Carr, Notre Dame	1971	52
David Robinson, Navy	1987	50
Elvin Hayes, Houston	1968	49
Hal Lear, Temple	1956	48
Austin Carr, Notre Dame	1971	47
Dave Corzine, DePaul	1978	46
Bob Houbregs, Washington	1953	45
Austin Carr, Notre Dame	1970	45
Bo Kimble, Loy. Marymount	1990	45

Most Titles
11 - UCLA
7 - Kentucky
5 - Indiana
3 - Duke
3 - North Carolina
2 - Cincinnati
2 - Kansas
2 - Louisville
2 - No. Carolina St.
2 - Oklahoma St
2 - San Francisco
2 - Michigan St

Most Final Four Appearances
15 - North Carolina
14 - UCLA
13 - Duke
13 - Kentucky
12 - Kansas
9 - Ohio St
8 - Indiana
7 - Louisville
6 - Arkansas
6 - Cincinnati

Most Final Four Wins
24 - UCLA
17 - Kentucky
13 - Duke
11 - North Carolina

Final Four Records
Points - 58, Bill Bradley, Princeton vs. Wichita St., third place, Portland, Ore., 1965
Three-Point Field Goals - 10 (19), Freddie Banks, UNLV vs. Indiana, semifinal, New Orleans, La., 1987
Rebounds - 27, Bill Russell, San Francisco vs. Iowa, championship, Evanston, Ill., 1956
Assists - 18, Mark Wade, UNLV vs. Indiana, semifinal, New Orleans, La., 1987
Blocked Shots - 6, Danny Manning, Kansas vs. Duke, semifinal, Kansas City, Mo., 1988; Marcus Camby, Massachusetts vs. Kentucky, semifinal, East Rutherford, N.J., 1996

Final Four Team Winning Percentages

The overall winning percentage of the participants, entering the Final Four, since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985:

Year	W	L	Pct.
1985	119	18	.869
1986	127	22	.852
1987	120	19	.863
1988	122	22	.847
1989	117	24	.830
1990	119	23	.838
1991	119	19	.862
1992	112	20	.848
1993	121	17	.877
1994	114	20	.851
1995	115	22	.839
1996	121	18	.871
1997	116	22	.841
1998	126	14	.900
1999	126	15	.894
2000	102	40	.718
2001	113	25	.819
2002	118	22	.843
2003	110	23	.827

One or None No. 1 seeds Final Fours

Final Fours in which only one or no No. 1 seeds participated (champion in CAPS):

1979 - No. 1 Indiana State, No. 2 MICHIGAN STATE and DePaul, No. 9 Pennsylvania

1980 - No. 2 LOUISVILLE, No. 5 Iowa, No. 6 Purdue, No. 8 UCLA

1989 - No. 1 Illinois, No. 2 Duke, No. 3 MICHIGAN and Seton Hall

1990 - No. 1 UNLV, No. 3 Duke, No. 4 Georgia Tech and Arkansas

1992 - No. 1 DUKE, No. 2 Indiana, No. 4 Cincinnati, No. 6 Michigan

1994 - No. 1 ARKANSAS, No. 2 Arizona, No. 2 Duke, No. 3 Florida

1995 - No. 1 UCLA, No. 2 Arkansas and North Carolina, No. 4 Oklahoma State

1998 - No. 1 North Carolina, No. 2 KENTUCKY, No. 3 Stanford and Utah

2000 - No. 1 MICHIGAN STATE, No. 5 Florida, No. 8 North Carolina and Wisconsin

2003 - No. 1 Texas, No. 2 Kansas, No. 3 Marquette and Syracuse

NCAA conference records

(Selections in parentheses)

Conference	W	L	Pct.
Big East (4)	10	3	.769
Big 12 (6)	13	4	.765
Conference USA (4)	5	3	.625
Big Ten (5)	8	5	.615
Pac 10 (5)	6	5	.545
Atlantic Coast (4)	5	4	.556
Southeastern (6)	6	6	.500
Horizon League (2)	2	2	.500
Big South (1)	1	1	.500
Mid-American (1)	1	1	.500
Western Athletic (1)	1	1	.500
West Coast (2)	1	2	.333
Atlantic 10 (3)	1	3	.250
Mountain West (3)	1	3	.250
America East (1)	0	1	.000
Atlantic Sun (1)	0	1	.000
Big Sky (1)	0	1	.000
Big West (1)	0	1	.000
Colonial (1)	0	1	.000
Ivy League (1)	0	1	.000
Metro Atlantic (1)	0	1	.000
Mid-Continent (1)	0	1	.000
Md-East.Athltc (1)	0	1	.000
Northeast (1)	0	1	.000
Ohio Valley (1)	0	1	.000
Patriot League (1)	0	1	.000
Southern (1)	0	1	.000
Southland (1)	0	1	.000
Southwestern Athletic (1)	0	1	.000
Sun Belt (1)	0	1	.000
Missouri Valley (2)	0	2	.000