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2003-04 NCAA Tournament

NCAA · 63 games · 2003-04 season

Champion

UConn Huskies

Runner-up

Tennessee Lady Volunteers

Championship (1)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2004-04-06		UConn 70–61 Tennessee	Smoothie King Center

Final Four (2)

Date	Region	Result	Site
2004-04-04		UConn 67–58 Minnesota	Smoothie King Center
2004-04-04		Tennessee 52–50 LSU	Smoothie King Center

Elite Eight (4)

Date	Result	Site
2004-03-29	LSU 62–60 Georgia	Alaska Airlines Arena
2004-03-29	UConn 66–49 Penn State	XL Center
2004-03-30	Tennessee 62–60 Stanford	Lloyd Noble Center
2004-03-30	Minnesota 82–75 Duke	Chartway Arena

Sweet 16 (8)

Date	Result	Site
2004-03-27	Georgia 66–64 Purdue	Alaska Airlines Arena
2004-03-27	LSU 71–55 Texas	Alaska Airlines Arena
2004-03-27	UConn 63–55 UC Santa Barbara	XL Center
2004-03-27	Penn State 55–49 Notre Dame	XL Center
2004-03-28	Tennessee 71–69 Baylor	Lloyd Noble Center
2004-03-28	Stanford 57–55 Vanderbilt	Lloyd Noble Center
2004-03-28	Minnesota 76–63 Boston College	Chartway Arena
2004-03-28	Duke 63–49 Louisiana Tech	Chartway Arena

Second round (16)

Date	Result	Site
2004-03-22	UC Santa Barbara 56–52 Houston	The Thunderdome
2004-03-22	Stanford 68–43 Oklahoma	Desert Financial Arena
2004-03-22	Louisiana Tech 81–64 Texas Tech
2004-03-22	Baylor 91–76 Florida	The Pit
2004-03-22	Tennessee 79–59 DePaul	Donald L. Tucker Center
2004-03-22	Georgia 85–71 TCU	Liacouras Center
2004-03-22	Vanderbilt 60–44 Chattanooga	McKenzie Arena
2004-03-22	Boston College 63–48 Ohio State
2004-03-23	Texas 80–61 Michigan State	Frank Erwin Center
2004-03-23	Minnesota 80–61 Kansas State
2004-03-23	UConn 79–53 Auburn	Total Mortgage Arena
2004-03-23	LSU 76–61 Maryland	Pete Maravich Assembly Center
2004-03-23	Notre Dame 59–46 Middle Tennessee	Purcell Pavilion
2004-03-23	Penn State 61–48 Virginia Tech	Cassell Coliseum
2004-03-23	Purdue 60–42 Villanova	James H. Hilton Coliseum
2004-03-23	Duke 76–67 Marquette	Cameron Indoor Stadium

First round (32)

Date	Result	Site
2004-03-20	UC Santa Barbara 76–49 Colorado	The Thunderdome
2004-03-20	Stanford 68–44 Missouri	Desert Financial Arena
2004-03-20	Baylor 71–60 Loyola Marymount	The Pit
2004-03-20	Louisiana Tech 81–77 Montana
2004-03-20	Houston 62–47 Green Bay	The Thunderdome
2004-03-20	Oklahoma 58–45 Marist	Desert Financial Arena
2004-03-20	Florida 68–56 New Mexico	The Pit
2004-03-20	Texas Tech 60–50 Maine
2004-03-20	TCU 70–57 Temple	Liacouras Center
2004-03-20	Vanderbilt 76–45 Lipscomb	McKenzie Arena
2004-03-20	DePaul 83–46 George Washington	Donald L. Tucker Center
2004-03-20	Boston College 58–56 Eastern Michigan
2004-03-20	Georgia 78–53 Liberty	Liacouras Center
2004-03-20	Chattanooga 74–69 Rutgers	McKenzie Arena
2004-03-20	Tennessee 77–54 Colgate	Donald L. Tucker Center
2004-03-20	Ohio State 73–67 West Virginia
2004-03-21	UConn 91–55 Pennsylvania	Total Mortgage Arena
2004-03-21	Purdue 78–59 St. Francis (PA)	James H. Hilton Coliseum
2004-03-21	LSU 83–66 Austin Peay	Pete Maravich Assembly Center
2004-03-21	Michigan State 72–60 Arizona	Frank Erwin Center
2004-03-21	Auburn 79–59 NC State	Total Mortgage Arena
2004-03-21	Villanova 66–63 Ole Miss	James H. Hilton Coliseum
2004-03-21	Maryland 86–85 Miami	Pete Maravich Assembly Center
2004-03-21	Texas 92–57 Southern	Frank Erwin Center
2004-03-21	Notre Dame 69–65 OT Missouri State	Purcell Pavilion
2004-03-21	Penn State 79–42 Hampton	Cassell Coliseum
2004-03-21	Minnesota 92–81 UCLA
2004-03-21	Duke 103–51 Northwestern State	Cameron Indoor Stadium
2004-03-21	Middle Tennessee 67–62 North Carolina	Purcell Pavilion
2004-03-21	Virginia Tech 89–76 Iowa	Cassell Coliseum
2004-03-21	Kansas State 71–63 Valparaiso
2004-03-21	Marquette 67–64 Old Dominion	Cameron Indoor Stadium