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The 2000 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 16, 2000, and ended with the championship game on April 3 in Indianapolis, Indiana. A total of 63 games were played.

Michigan State, coached by Tom Izzo, won the national title with a 89-76 victory in the final game over Florida, coached by Billy Donovan. Mateen Cleaves of Michigan State was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player. The surprise team of the tourney was Wisconsin which made the Final 4 despite being an 8 seed.

Locations

Region	Site	Other Locations
East	Syracuse, New York	Buffalo, New York, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Midwest	Auburn Hills, Michigan	Cleveland, Ohio, Minneapolis, Minnesota
South	Austin, Texas	Birmingham, Alabama, Nashville, Tennessee
West	Albuquerque, New Mexico	Salt Lake City, Utah, Tucson, Arizona
Finals	Indianapolis, Indiana

Teams

Region	Seed	Team	Coach	Finished	Final Opponent	Score
East
East	1	Duke	Mike Krzyzewski	Sweet Sixteen	5 Florida	L 87-78
East	2	Temple	John Chaney	Round of 32	10 Seton Hall	L 67-65
East	3	Oklahoma State	Eddie Sutton	Elite Eight	5 Florida	L 77-65
East	4	Illinois	Lon Kruger	Round of 32	5 Florida	L 93-76
East	5	Florida	Billy Donovan	Runner Up	1 Michigan State	L 89-76
East	6	Indiana	Bob Knight	Round of 64	11 Pepperdine	L 77-57
East	7	Oregon	Ernie Kent	Round of 64	10 Seton Hall	L 72-71
East	8	Kansas	Roy Williams	Round of 32	1 Duke	L 69-64
East	9	DePaul	Pat Kennedy	Round of 64	8 Kansas	L 81-77
East	10	Seton Hall	Tommy Amaker	Sweet Sixteen	3 Oklahoma State	L 68-66
East	11	Pepperdine	Jan van Breda Kolff	Round of 32	3 Oklahoma State	L 75-67
East	12	Butler	Barry Collier	Round of 64	5 Florida	L 69-68
East	13	Penn	Fran Dunphy	Round of 64	4 Illinois	L 68-58
East	14	Hofstra	Jay Wright	Round of 64	3 Oklahoma State	L 86-66
East	15	Lafayette	Fran O'Hanlon	Round of 64	2 Temple	L 73-47
East	16	Lamar	Mike Deane	Round of 64	1 Duke	L 82-55
Midwest
Midwest	1	Michigan State	Tom Izzo	Champion	5 Florida	W 89-76
Midwest	2	Iowa State	Larry Eustachy	Elite Eight	1 Michigan State	L 75-64
Midwest	3	Maryland	Gary Williams	Round of 32	6 UCLA	L 105-70
Midwest	4	Syracuse	Jim Boeheim	Sweet Sixteen	1 Michigan State	L 75-58
Midwest	5	Kentucky	Tubby Smith	Round of 32	4 Syracuse	L 52-50
Midwest	6	UCLA	Steve Lavin	Sweet Sixteen	2 Iowa State	L 80-56
Midwest	7	Auburn	Cliff Ellis	Round of 32	2 Iowa State	L 79-60
Midwest	8	Utah	Rick Majerus	Round of 32	1 Michigan State	L 73-61
Midwest	9	Saint Louis	Lorenzo Romar	Round of 64	8 Utah	L 48-45
Midwest	10	Creighton	Dana Altman	Round of 64	7 Auburn	L 72-69
Midwest	11	Ball State	Ray McCallum	Round of 64	6 UCLA	L 65-57
Midwest	12	St. Bonaventure	Jim Baron	Round of 64	5 Kentucky	L 85-80
Midwest	13	Samford	Jimmy Tillette	Round of 64	4 Syracuse	L 79-65
Midwest	14	Iona	Jeff Ruland	Round of 64	3 Maryland	L 74-59
Midwest	15	Central Connecticut State	Howie Dickenman	Round of 64	2 Iowa State	L 88-78
Midwest	16	Valparaiso	Homer Drew	Round of 64	1 Michigan State	L 65-38
South
South	1	Stanford	Mike Montgomery	Round of 32	8 North Carolina	L 60-53
South	2	Cincinnati	Bob Huggins	Round of 32	7 Tulsa	L 69-61
South	3	Ohio State	Jim(2) O'Brien	Round of 32	6 Miami, Florida	L 75-62
South	4	Tennessee	Jerry Green	Sweet Sixteen	8 North Carolina	L 74-69
South	5	UConn	Jim Calhoun	Round of 32	4 Tennessee	L 65-51
South	6	Miami, Florida	Leonard Hamilton	Sweet Sixteen	7 Tulsa	L 80-71
South	7	Tulsa	Bill Self	Elite Eight	8 North Carolina	L 59-55
South	8	North Carolina	Bill Guthridge	National Semifinals	5 Florida	L 71-59
South	9	Missouri	Quin Snyder	Round of 64	8 North Carolina	L 84-70
South	10	UNLV	Bill Bayno	Round of 64	7 Tulsa	L 89-62
South	11	Arkansas	Nolan Richardson	Round of 64	6 Miami, Florida	L 75-71
South	12	Utah State	Stew Morrill	Round of 64	5 UConn	L 75-67
South	13	Louisiana-Lafayette	Jessie Evans	Round of 64	4 Tennessee	L 63-58
South	14	Appalachian State	Buzz Peterson	Round of 64	3 Ohio State	L 87-61
South	15	UNC-Wilmington	Jerry Wainwright	Round of 64	2 Cincinnati	L 64-47
South	16	South Carolina State	Cy Alexander	Round of 64	1 Stanford	L 84-65
West
West	1	Arizona	Lute Olson	Round of 32	8 Wisconsin	L 66-59
West	2	St. John's	Mike Jarvis	Round of 32	10 Gonzaga	L 82-76
West	3	Oklahoma	Kelvin Sampson	Round of 32	6 Purdue	L 66-62
West	4	LSU	John Brady	Sweet Sixteen	8 Wisconsin	L 61-48
West	5	Texas	Rick Barnes	Round of 32	4 LSU	L 72-67
West	6	Purdue	Gene Keady	Elite Eight	8 Wisconsin	L 64-60
West	7	Louisville	Denny Crum	Round of 64	10 Gonzaga	L 77-66
West	8	Wisconsin	Dick Bennett	National Semifinals	1 Michigan State	L 53-41
West	9	Fresno State	Jerry Tarkanian	Round of 64	8 Wisconsin	L 66-56
West	10	Gonzaga	Mark Few	Sweet Sixteen	6 Purdue	L 75-66
West	11	Dayton	Oliver Purnell	Round of 64	6 Purdue	L 62-61
West	12	Indiana State	Royce Waltman	Round of 64	5 Texas	L 77-61
West	13	Southeast Missouri State	Gary Garner	Round of 64	4 LSU	L 64-61
West	14	Winthrop	Gregg Marshall	Round of 64	3 Oklahoma	L 74-60
West	15	Northern Arizona	Mike Adras	Round of 64	2 St. John's	L 61-56
West	16	Jackson State	Andy Stoglin	Round of 64	1 Arizona	L 71-47

Bracket

East region

First round			Quarter-finals			Sweet Sixteen			Elite Eight

1	Duke	82

16	Lamar	55
			1	Duke	69

			8	Kansas	64
8	Kansas	81

9	DePaul	77*
						1	Duke	78

						5	Florida	87
5	Florida	69

12	Butler	68*
			5	Florida	93

			4	Illinois	76
4	Illinois	68

13	Pennsylvania	58
									5	Florida	77

									3	Oklahoma St	65
6	Indiana	57

11	Pepperdine	77
			11	Pepperdine	67

			3	Oklahoma St	75
3	Oklahoma St	86

14	Hofstra	66
						3	Oklahoma St	68

						10	Seton Hall	66
7	Oregon	71*

10	Seton Hall	72
			10	Seton Hall	67

			2	Temple	65*
2	Temple	73

15	Lafayette	47

South region

First round			Quarter-finals			Sweet Sixteen			Elite Eight

1	Stanford	84

16	South Carolina St	65
			1	Stanford	53

			8	North Carolina	60
8	North Carolina	84

9	Missouri	70
						8	North Carolina	74

						4	Tennessee	69
5	Connecticut	75

12	Utah St	67
			5	Connecticut	51

			4	Tennessee	65
4	Tennessee	63

13	Louisiana-Lafayette	58
									8	North Carolina	59

									7	Tulsa	55
6	Miami-FL	75

11	Arkansas	71
			6	Miami-FL	75

			3	Ohio St	62
3	Ohio St	87

14	Appalachian St	61
						6	Miami-FL	71

						7	Tulsa	80
7	Tulsa	89

10	UNLV	62
			7	Tulsa	69

			2	Cincinnati	61
2	Cincinnati	64

15	UNC-Wilmington	47

Midwest region

First round			Quarter-finals			Sweet Sixteen			Elite Eight

1	Michigan St	65

16	Valparaiso	38
			1	Michigan St	73

			8	Utah	61
8	Utah	48

9	St Louis	45
						1	Michigan St	75

						4	Syracuse	58
5	Kentucky	85

12	St Bonaventure	80**
			5	Kentucky	50

			4	Syracuse	52
4	Syracuse	79

13	Samford	65
									1	Michigan St	75

									2	Iowa St	64
6	UCLA	65

11	Ball St	57
			6	UCLA	105

			3	Maryland	70
3	Maryland	74

14	Iona	59
						6	UCLA	56

						2	Iowa St	80
7	Auburn	72

10	Creighton	69
			7	Auburn	60

			2	Iowa St	79
2	Iowa St	88

15	Central Connecticut St	78

West region

First round			Quarter-finals			Sweet Sixteen			Elite Eight

1	Arizona	71

16	Jackson St	47
			1	Arizona	59

			8	Wisconsin	66
8	Wisconsin	66

9	Fresno St	56
						8	Wisconsin	61

						4	LSU	48
5	Texas	77

12	Indiana St	61
			5	Texas	67

			4	LSU	72
4	LSU	64

13	Southeast Missouri St	61
									8	Wisconsin	64

									6	Purdue	60
6	Purdue	62

11	Dayton	61
			6	Purdue	66

			3	Oklahoma	62
3	Oklahoma	74

14	Winthrop	50
						6	Purdue	75

						10	Gonzaga	66
7	Louisville	66

10	Gonzaga	77
			10	Gonzaga	82

			2	St Johns	76
2	St Johns	61

15	Northern Arizona	56

Final Four

National Semifinals			National Finals

5	Florida	71

8	North Carolina	59
			5	Florida	76

			1	Michigan St	89
1	Michigan St	53

8	Wisconsin	41

External links

2000 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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