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Just like the last matchup between the two schools in December, North Carolina dominated Michigan State from start to finish at Ford Field, winning its fifth NCAA Tournament.
North Carolina took care of Villanova 83-69 in the second semifinal to set up a 2005 Final Four rematch with Michigan State, this time for the National Championship on Monday night.
Behind the home crowd, Michigan State held on to defeat UConn 82-73 to reach the National Championship game on Monday night. Catch the action here!
Tom Izzo and the Spartans needed one more win vs. top-seeded Louisville to play in a Final Four in their home state. Lauren Shehadi has the scores and highlights from Sunday's Regional Finals.
Ty Lawson scored 19 points and Danny Green added 18 to lead the top-seeded Tar Heels to a 72-60 win over Blake Griffin and Oklahoma on Sunday in the South Regional final.
Michigan State gave the Final Four a hometown feel, stopping overall No. 1 seed Louisville 64-52 Sunday to win the Midwest Regional.
What a finish in Boston as Villanova defeats Pittsburgh 78-76 on a Scottie Reynolds runner to win the East Region and join UConn as the first two teams in the Final Four.
The first ticket to Detroit has been punched! The Connecticut Huskies are going back to the Final Four, after holding on to defeat Missouri 82-75 to win the West Region.
Kalin Lucas converts a three-point play with 48.1 seconds left to lift Michigan State past the Kansas Jayhawks 67-62, sending the defending champions home and lifting the Spartans to the Elite Eight.
The North Carolina Tar Heels are back in the Elite 8 after dismantling the Gonzaga Bulldogs on Friday night 98-77 in the South Regional Semifinals.
Blake Griffin and the Oklahoma Sooners advanced to the Elite 8 on Friday by dominating Syracuse from the start in their 84-71 victory.
Earl Clark had 19 points and nine rebounds, leading Louisville to one of the most lopsided routs in regional round history, 103-64 over Arizona on Friday night.
The Big East continued its dominance in the Sweet 16 with Villanova routing Duke and advancing to the Elite 8 where they will face a familiar opponent in Pittsburgh.
Tyler Evans' 3-pointer at the buzzer lifts Findlay to the 2009 Division II title 56-53 over Cal Poly Pomona in overtime. Check out the highlights here!
Missouri holds off a furious Memphis comeback, knocking out the 2008 NCAA Tournament finalist Tigers 102-91 to advance to the Elite Eight.
Levance Fields scored five points and had a crucial steal inside the final minute to lift Pittsburgh to the regional finals with a 60-55 victory over Xavier.
The Connecticut Huskies were able to put the controversy surrounding the program behind them, defeating the Purdue Boilermakers 72-60 to advance to the Elite 8.
Terrence Williams had 24 points and 15 rebounds, rallying top-seeded Louisville in the final minutes for a 79-72 win over Siena in the second round of the NCAA tournament Sunday.
Pittsburgh avoided the upset for the second straight round to advance to the Sweet 16 by edging Oklahoma State 84-76 in the East Region.
After being down by double digits at halftime, Marquette came storming back but a crucial inbounds mistake late in the game allowed Missouri to escape with the win and advance to the Sweet 16.
Travis Walton scored a career-high 18 points to lift the second-seeded Spartans to a 74-69 victory over 10th-seeded Southern California on Sunday in the Midwest Regional.
On Selection Sunday, there was a lot of doubt if Arizona belonged in the field of 65. Just a week later, the Wildcats had a chance to prove that they were suitable for the Sweet 16.
After trailing by two at the half, the Xavier Musketeers came out strong in the second half to down the Badgers of Wisconsin 60-49 and advance to the Sweet 16.
Cole Aldrich posted a triple-double with 13 points, 20 rebounds and 10 blocked shots to lead the Kansas Jayhawks past the 11th-seeded Flyers 60-43 in the second round Sunday.
Devendorf hit a pair of 3-pointers less than a minute apart to snuff out a big Arizona State rally, and the third-seeded Orange held on for a 78-67 win over the sixth-seeded Sun Devils in a South Regional second-round game Sunday.
What a finish in Portland as Gonzaga's Demetri Goodson went coast to coast to give the Bulldogs the win and send them to the Sweet 16.
The Duke Blue Devils held off the Texas Longhorns 74-69 in the second round of the East Regional on Saturday night.
JaJuan Johnson scored 22 points and had two huge blocks in the final minute as fifth-seeded Purdue held off a frantic charge to beat fourth-seeded Washington 76-74 on Saturday to advance to the Sweet 16.
Ty Lawson made his return to action Saturday pouring in 23 points to lead the top seeded Tar Heels past LSU and into the Sweet 16.
Blake Griffin was flipped upside down on Thursday night. Saturday, vs. Michigan, he looked to deal out the punishment with a spot in the Sweet 16 on the line.
A.J. Price scored 27 points, Jeff Adrien had 23 and Connecticut dominated Texas A&M from the opening tip in a 92-66 victory on Saturday, putting the Huskies in the round of 16 for the 12th time under coach Jim Calhoun.
Memphis jumped on top of Maryland early and often as they defeated the Terrapins 89-70 to advance to the Sweet 16 in the West Region.
Dante Cunningham scored 18 points Saturday, helping Villanova reach the round of 16 for the fourth time in five years with an 89-69 victory over UCLA.
Siena and Ohio State would need two overtimes to decide the winner and it was Siena who came away with the victory 74-72.
Trevon Hughes' twisting shot over Florida State's outstretched arms dropped with two seconds left to lift the Badgers to a 61-59 victory in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday night.
Raymar Morgan scored 16 points and Goran Suton had 11 points and 17 rebounds as Michigan State bullied 15th-seeded Robert Morris in a 77-62 victory in the first round of the Midwest Regional on Friday night.
Cleveland State raced to an early 17-point lead Friday night and stunned one-time No. 1-ranked Wake Forest 84-69.
It is another win for a 12 seed over a 5 seed as Arizona takes care of Utah 84-71 in a first round Midwest Region matchup.
Southern Cal takes its momentum from last week's Pac-10 Tournament run into the NCAA Tournament as they took on Boston college in Minneapolis.
Overall top team Louisville uncoiled its full-court press in the second half and rolled to a 74-54 victory over Morehead State that completed 25 years of perfection by No. 1 seeds.
DeJuan Blair bullied his way inside for 27 points and 16 rebounds as the Panthers survived a frightful 40 minutes from No. 16 seed East Tennessee State and advanced with a 72-62 win on Friday in the East Regional.
After only leading by four at half time, Missouri turned it on in the second half to take care of Cornell 78-59 in this West Region showdown.
The 11th seeded Dayton Flyers upset the sixth seeded Mountaineers of West Virginia 68-60 in a first round Midwest matchup.
James Harden sank a key 3-pointer with 4:02 left to help hold off Temple, and Arizona State won 66-57 in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Sherron Collins scored a season-high 32 points and Cole Aldrich had 23 to help the defending NCAA champions hold off Ben Woodside and the 14th-seeded Bison of North Dakota State 84-74 in the first round Friday.
The Marquette Golden Eagles came out on top of this low scoring affair by downing the Aggies of Utah State 58-57.
Byron Eaton's three-point play at the end of the game was the difference to give the Cowboys a 77-75 victory over Tennessee.
Jonny Flynn scored 16 points, Rick Jackson and Arinze Onuaku each added 12 and the third-seeded Orange cruised past NCAA first-timer Stephen F. Austin 59-44 Friday in a South regional matchup.
Illinois made a run late, but it was not enough as Western Kentucky upset the Fighting Illini in the South Region 76-72.
VCU's Eric Maynor missed a 17-footer at the buzzer, and the Bruins held on with a 65-64 victory over the Rams on Thursday night in the opening round of the East Regional.
Blake Griffin could not be stopped on his way to another double double as the Sooners routed Morgan State 82-54 in Kansas City.
Memphis got a scare in the early session of games- next it was Villanova's turn to look an upset in the eye. Lauren Shehadi has all the scores and highlights.
Duke had trouble last year in the first round, but rolled this year to an easy 86-62 win over Binghamton.
Akron hung around with Gonzaga out west in Portland, but the Zags pulled away from the Zips down the stretch in the 77-64 victory.
A.J. Abrams hit eight 3-pointers and scored 26 points to help Texas beat Minnesota 76-62 in the first round of the East Regional on Thursday.
Did the first batch of NCAA Tournament games provide us with our first upset? Lauren Shehadi takes you through all the highlights and scores.
American almost pulled off the upset, but in the end, Villanova was too tough as they defeated the Eagles 80-67. See the action here!
Michigan stymied Clemson with its 1-3-1 defense and survived a late scare in its first NCAA tournament game in 11 years, beating the Tigers 62-59 in the first round of South Regional Thursday night.
The Washington Huskies advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament thanks to a 71-58 win over Mississippi State on Thursday.
Grievis Vasquez had 27 points and Maryland shut down the nation's best 3-point shooting team in an 84-71 victory over Cal in the first round of the West Regional on Thursday.
The Huskies did not miss a beat without Coach Calhoun, as they rolled past Chattanooga to set up a second round matchup with Texas A&M.
The Tar Heels did not need Ty Lawson in their first round game as they dismantled Radford 101-58. Up next for North Carolina is the LSU Tigers.
Purdue jumped out on Northern Iowa early, then held off a giant comeback by the Panthers for a 61-56 victory in Portland.
Cal State-Northridge battled Memphis, even exchanging the lead throughout the second half, but the Tigers put away the Matadors late to come out on top 81-70 in Kansas City.
The LSU Tigers held off the stingy Butler Bulldogs 75-71 in the first game of the NCAA Tournament in Greensboro.
The ninth seeded Texas A&M Aggies defeated eighth seeded BYU 79-66 to move on to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Catch some of the action here!
