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2001-02 NCAA Tournament

NCAA · 63 games · 2001-02 season

Champion

University of Connecticut

Runner-up

University of Oklahoma

Championship (1)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2002-04-01		UConn 82–70 Oklahoma	XL Center

Final Four (2)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2002-03-30		UConn 79–56 Tennessee	XL Center
2002-03-30		Oklahoma 86–71 Duke	XL Center

Elite Eight (4)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2002-03-26		Oklahoma 94–60 Colorado	Pizzitola Sports Center
2002-03-26		Tennessee 68–63 Vanderbilt	Clune Arena
2002-03-26		UConn 85–64 Old Dominion
2002-03-26		Duke 77–68 South Carolina	Anderson Arena

Sweet 16 (8)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2002-03-23		Old Dominion 88–62 Kansas State
2002-03-23		Duke 62–46 Texas	Anderson Arena
2002-03-23		UConn 82–64 Penn State
2002-03-23		South Carolina 79–65 Drake	Anderson Arena
2002-03-24		Oklahoma 72–62 Texas Tech	Pizzitola Sports Center
2002-03-24		Vanderbilt 70–61 North Carolina	Clune Arena
2002-03-24		Colorado 62–59 Stanford	Pizzitola Sports Center
2002-03-24		Tennessee 68–57 BYU	Clune Arena

Second round (16)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2002-03-17		Penn State 96–79 Florida International	CU Events Center
2002-03-17		Duke 76–66 TCU	Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall
2002-03-18		North Carolina 72–69 Minnesota	North Charleston Coliseum
2002-03-18		Colorado 69–58 LSU	Wolstein Center
2002-03-18		Texas 76–60 UC Santa Barbara	Kimbel Gymnasium
2002-03-18		Kansas State 82–68 Arkansas	Newman Arena
2002-03-18		Texas Tech 77–55 Mississippi State	War Memorial at the Sobrato Center
2002-03-18		Drake 76–72 Baylor	Moby Arena
2002-03-18		Tennessee 89–50 Notre Dame	McArthur Court
2002-03-19		Stanford 77–55 Tulane	Myrtle Beach Convention Center
2002-03-19		BYU 75–69 Iowa State	Clune Arena
2002-03-19		Oklahoma 66–53 Villanova	Bender Arena
2002-03-19		UConn 86–48 Iowa	Carver Arena
2002-03-19		Vanderbilt 61–35 Arizona State	James A. Rhodes Arena
2002-03-19		South Carolina 75–56 Cincinnati	Francis S. Levien Gymnasium
2002-03-19		Old Dominion 74–70 OT Purdue	Gill Coliseum

First round (32)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2002-03-15		Penn State 82–67 Chattanooga	CU Events Center
2002-03-15		TCU 55–45 Indiana	Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall
2002-03-15		Notre Dame 58–44 New Mexico	McArthur Court
2002-03-15		UC Santa Barbara 57–56 Louisiana Tech	Kimbel Gymnasium
2002-03-15		Florida International 73–58 Creighton	CU Events Center
2002-03-16		Cincinnati 76–63 OT Saint Peter's	Francis S. Levien Gymnasium
2002-03-16		Minnesota 71–54 UNLV	North Charleston Coliseum
2002-03-16		UConn 86–37 St. Francis (PA)	Carver Arena
2002-03-16		Purdue 80–49 Austin Peay	Gill Coliseum
2002-03-16		Old Dominion 68–54 Georgia	Gill Coliseum
2002-03-16		Iowa 69–62 Virginia	Carver Arena
2002-03-16		LSU 84–78 Santa Clara	Wolstein Center
2002-03-16		Texas Tech 84–63 Stephen F. Austin	War Memorial at the Sobrato Center
2002-03-16		Baylor 80–56 Bucknell	Moby Arena
2002-03-16		Kansas State 93–65 Kent State	Newman Arena
2002-03-16		Colorado 88–61 Southern	Wolstein Center
2002-03-16		Duke 95–48 Norfolk State	Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall
2002-03-16		Tennessee 98–68 Georgia State	McArthur Court
2002-03-16		Texas 60–55 Green Bay	Kimbel Gymnasium
2002-03-16		Mississippi State 65–59 Boston College	War Memorial at the Sobrato Center
2002-03-16		Drake 87–69 Syracuse	Moby Arena
2002-03-16		Arkansas 78–68 Clemson	Newman Arena
2002-03-17		Stanford 76–51 Weber State	Myrtle Beach Convention Center
2002-03-17		Iowa State 72–57 Temple	Clune Arena
2002-03-17		Vanderbilt 63–38 Oakland	James A. Rhodes Arena
2002-03-17		Oklahoma 84–52 Hartford	Bender Arena
2002-03-17		Tulane 73–69 Colorado State	Myrtle Beach Convention Center
2002-03-17		South Carolina 69–61 Liberty	Francis S. Levien Gymnasium
2002-03-17		North Carolina 85–58 Harvard	North Charleston Coliseum
2002-03-17		BYU 90–52 Florida	Clune Arena
2002-03-17		Arizona State 73–70 Wisconsin	James A. Rhodes Arena
2002-03-17		Villanova 67–46 Pepperdine	Bender Arena