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2005-06 NCAA Tournament

NCAA · 63 games · 2005-06 season

Champion

Maryland Terrapins

Runner-up

Duke Blue Devils

Championship (1)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2006-04-04		Maryland 78–75 OT Duke	TD Garden

Final Four (2)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2006-04-02		Duke 64–45 LSU	TD Garden
2006-04-02		Maryland 81–70 North Carolina	TD Garden

Elite Eight (4)

Date	Result	Site
2006-03-27	LSU 62–59 Stanford	AT&T Center
2006-03-27	Maryland 75–65 OT Utah	The Pit
2006-03-28	Duke 63–61 OT UConn	Total Mortgage Arena
2006-03-28	North Carolina 75–63 Tennessee	Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse

Sweet 16 (8)

Date	Result	Site
2006-03-25	Utah 57–54 Boston College	The Pit
2006-03-25	Maryland 82–63 Baylor	The Pit
2006-03-25	Stanford 88–74 Oklahoma	AT&T Center
2006-03-25	LSU 66–56 DePaul	AT&T Center
2006-03-26	UConn 77–75 Georgia	Total Mortgage Arena
2006-03-26	Duke 86–61 Michigan State	Total Mortgage Arena
2006-03-26	North Carolina 70–68 Purdue	Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
2006-03-26	Tennessee 76–69 Rutgers	Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse

Second round (16)

Date	Result	Site
2006-03-20	Stanford 88–70 Florida State	Pepsi Center (CO)
2006-03-20	DePaul 71–67 Tulsa	Allstate Arena
2006-03-20	LSU 72–49 Washington	Memorial Gymnasium (TN)
2006-03-20	Utah 86–65 Arizona State	McKale Center
2006-03-20	North Carolina 89–70 Vanderbilt	Memorial Gymnasium (TN)
2006-03-20	Oklahoma 86–70 BYU	Pepsi Center (CO)
2006-03-20	Michigan State 67–63 Kentucky	Allstate Arena
2006-03-20	Baylor 87–67 New Mexico	McKale Center
2006-03-21	Rutgers 82–48 TCU	Sovereign Bank Arena
2006-03-21	UConn 79–56 Virginia Tech	Bryce Jordan Center
2006-03-21	Duke 85–51 USC	Chartway Arena
2006-03-21	Boston College 79–69 Ohio State	Mackey Arena
2006-03-21	Maryland 81–74 St. John's	Bryce Jordan Center
2006-03-21	Tennessee 66–53 George Washington	Chartway Arena
2006-03-21	Purdue 61–54 UCLA	Mackey Arena
2006-03-21	Georgia 73–54 Hartford	Sovereign Bank Arena

First round (32)

Date	Result	Site
2006-03-18	Vanderbilt 76–64 Louisville	Memorial Gymnasium (TN)
2006-03-18	Stanford 72–45 Southeast Missouri State	Pepsi Center (CO)
2006-03-18	Tulsa 71–61 NC State	Allstate Arena
2006-03-18	New Mexico 83–59 Florida	McKale Center
2006-03-18	North Carolina 75–51 UC Riverside	Memorial Gymnasium (TN)
2006-03-18	Florida State 80–71 Louisiana Tech	Pepsi Center (CO)
2006-03-18	DePaul 68–43 Liberty	Allstate Arena
2006-03-18	Baylor 74–56 Northern Arizona	McKale Center
2006-03-18	BYU 67–62 Iowa	Pepsi Center (CO)
2006-03-18	Arizona State 80–61 Stephen F. Austin	McKale Center
2006-03-18	LSU 72–48 Florida Atlantic	Memorial Gymnasium (TN)
2006-03-18	Kentucky 69–59 Chattanooga	Allstate Arena
2006-03-18	Oklahoma 78–66 Pepperdine	Pepsi Center (CO)
2006-03-18	Utah 76–71 Middle Tennessee	McKale Center
2006-03-18	Washington 73–69 Minnesota	Memorial Gymnasium (TN)
2006-03-18	Michigan State 65–46 Milwaukee	Allstate Arena
2006-03-19	TCU 69–65 Texas A&M	Sovereign Bank Arena
2006-03-19	UConn 77–54 Coppin State	Bryce Jordan Center
2006-03-19	USC 67–65 South Florida	Chartway Arena
2006-03-19	Ohio State 68–45 Oakland	Mackey Arena
2006-03-19	Rutgers 63–58 Dartmouth	Sovereign Bank Arena
2006-03-19	Virginia Tech 82–51 Missouri	Bryce Jordan Center
2006-03-19	Duke 96–27 Southern	Chartway Arena
2006-03-19	Boston College 78–61 Notre Dame	Mackey Arena
2006-03-19	George Washington 87–72 Old Dominion	Chartway Arena
2006-03-19	UCLA 74–61 Bowling Green	Mackey Arena
2006-03-19	Georgia 75–60 Marist	Sovereign Bank Arena
2006-03-19	Maryland 95–54 Sacred Heart	Bryce Jordan Center
2006-03-19	Tennessee 102–54 Army	Chartway Arena
2006-03-19	Purdue 73–52 Missouri State	Mackey Arena
2006-03-19	Hartford 64–58 Temple	Sovereign Bank Arena
2006-03-19	St. John's 78–68 California	Bryce Jordan Center