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2002-03 NCAA Tournament

NCAA · 63 games · 2002-03 season

Champion

UConn Huskies

Runner-up

Tennessee Lady Volunteers

Championship (1)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2003-04-08		UConn 73–68 Tennessee	Georgia Dome

Final Four (2)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2003-04-06		UConn 71–69 Texas	Georgia Dome
2003-04-06		Tennessee 66–56 Duke	Georgia Dome

Elite Eight (4)

Date	Result	Site
2003-03-31	Duke 57–51 Texas Tech	The Pit
2003-03-31	Tennessee 73–49 Villanova	Thompson-Boling Arena
2003-04-01	Texas 78–60 LSU	Maples Pavilion
2003-04-01	UConn 73–64 Purdue	UD Arena

Sweet 16 (8)

Date	Result	Site
2003-03-29	Texas Tech 71–48 New Mexico	The Pit
2003-03-29	Duke 66–63 Georgia	The Pit
2003-03-29	Tennessee 86–58 Penn State	Thompson-Boling Arena
2003-03-29	Villanova 53–51 Colorado	Thompson-Boling Arena
2003-03-30	Texas 73–60 Minnesota	Maples Pavilion
2003-03-30	LSU 69–63 Louisiana Tech	Maples Pavilion
2003-03-30	Purdue 66–47 Notre Dame	UD Arena
2003-03-30	UConn 70–49 Boston College	UD Arena

Second round (16)

Date	Result	Site
2003-03-24	Minnesota 68–56 Stanford	Maples Pavilion
2003-03-24	LSU 80–69 Green Bay	McArthur Court
2003-03-24	New Mexico 73–61 Mississippi State	The Pit
2003-03-24	Colorado 86–67 North Carolina	CU Events Center
2003-03-24	Tennessee 81–51 Virginia	Thompson-Boling Arena
2003-03-24	Georgia 74–64 Rutgers	Stegeman Coliseum
2003-03-24	Boston College 86–85 OT Vanderbilt	Chartway Arena
2003-03-24	Purdue 80–62 Virginia Tech	Mackey Arena
2003-03-25	Notre Dame 59–53 Kansas State	Bramlage Coliseum
2003-03-25	Louisiana Tech 74–61 Ohio State	Thomas Assembly Center
2003-03-25	Texas Tech 72–68 UC Santa Barbara	United Supermarkets Arena
2003-03-25	UConn 81–66 TCU	Gampel Pavilion
2003-03-25	Villanova 70–57 George Washington	Lloyd Noble Center
2003-03-25	Texas 67–50 Arkansas	Fifth Third Arena
2003-03-25	Duke 65–54 Utah	Reynolds Coliseum
2003-03-25	Penn State 77–67 South Carolina	Bryce Jordan Center

First round (32)

Date	Result	Site
2003-03-22	LSU 86–50 Texas State	McArthur Court
2003-03-22	Stanford 82–66 Western Michigan	Maples Pavilion
2003-03-22	Colorado 84–45 BYU	CU Events Center
2003-03-22	New Mexico 91–85 OT Miami	The Pit
2003-03-22	Minnesota 68–48 Tulane	Maples Pavilion
2003-03-22	Green Bay 78–65 Washington	McArthur Court
2003-03-22	North Carolina 72–70 Austin Peay	CU Events Center
2003-03-22	Mississippi State 73–47 Manhattan	The Pit
2003-03-22	Purdue 66–51 Valparaiso	Mackey Arena
2003-03-22	Georgia 80–61 Charlotte	Stegeman Coliseum
2003-03-22	Vanderbilt 54–44 Liberty	Chartway Arena
2003-03-22	Virginia 72–56 Illinois	Thompson-Boling Arena
2003-03-22	Rutgers 64–52 Western Kentucky	Stegeman Coliseum
2003-03-22	Virginia Tech 61–59 Georgia Tech	Mackey Arena
2003-03-22	Boston College 73–72 Old Dominion	Chartway Arena
2003-03-22	Tennessee 95–43 Alabama State	Thompson-Boling Arena
2003-03-23	Louisiana Tech 94–60 Pepperdine	Thomas Assembly Center
2003-03-23	Kansas State 79–69 Harvard	Bramlage Coliseum
2003-03-23	UC Santa Barbara 71–62 Xavier	United Supermarkets Arena
2003-03-23	George Washington 71–61 Oklahoma	Lloyd Noble Center
2003-03-23	Ohio State 66–44 Weber State	Thomas Assembly Center
2003-03-23	Notre Dame 59–47 Arizona	Bramlage Coliseum
2003-03-23	Texas Tech 67–59 Missouri State	United Supermarkets Arena
2003-03-23	Villanova 51–36 St. Francis (PA)	Lloyd Noble Center
2003-03-23	Duke 66–48 Georgia State	Reynolds Coliseum
2003-03-23	Arkansas 71–57 Cincinnati	Fifth Third Arena
2003-03-23	Penn State 64–33 Holy Cross	Bryce Jordan Center
2003-03-23	TCU 50–47 Michigan State	Gampel Pavilion
2003-03-23	Utah 73–64 DePaul	Reynolds Coliseum
2003-03-23	Texas 90–46 Hampton	Fifth Third Arena
2003-03-23	South Carolina 68–54 Chattanooga	Bryce Jordan Center
2003-03-23	UConn 91–44 Boston University	Gampel Pavilion