My NCAA Dynasty (Postseason Only)

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2014-15:

EAST:
(1) Duke (28-3) (16-2 ACC) (ACC Champions)
(2) Ohio State (26-5) (13-3 Big Ten)
(3) Arizona State (26-5) (15-3 Pac-12)
(4) Southern Methodist (23-7) (16-2 AAC) (AAC Champions)
(5) Michigan (20-10) (10-6 Big Ten)
(6) Illinois (20-10) (11-5 Big Ten) (Big Ten Champions)
(7) Xavier (20-8) (13-5 Big East)
(8) Baylor (20-8) (13-5 Big 12)
(9) Weber State (24-6) (15-3 Big Sky) (Big Sky Champions)
(10) Villanova (20-11) (11-7 Big East)
(11) Notre Dame (17-12) (9-9 ACC)
(12) Oregon (18-12) (10-8 Pac-12)
(13) North Dakota State (25-5) (15-1 Summit) (Summit Champions)
(14) Manhattan (20-10) (11-7 MAAC) (MAAC Champions)
(15) Texas-El Paso (19-13) (9-7 C-USA) (C-USA Champions)
(16A) Bradley (16-15) (9-9 MVC) (MVC Champions)
(16B) Long Island (14-17) (7-11 NEC) (NEC Champions)

MIDWEST:
(1) North Carolina (28-5) (14-4 ACC)
(2) Kansas (25-7) (13-5 Big 12) (Big 12 Champions)
(3) Arizona (23-6) (13-5 Pac-12)
(4) UCLA (22-10) (13-5 Pac-12) (Pac-12 Champions)
(5) Kent State (29-3) (14-2 MAC) (MAC Champions)
(6) Harvard (24-3) (14-0 Ivy) (Ivy Champion)
(7) Mississippi State (22-7) (12-4 SEC)
(8) Texas Southern (25-5) (17-1 SWAC) (SWAC Champions)
(9) Gonzaga (21-10) (9-9 WCC) (WCC Champions)
(10) Mississippi (19-12) (9-7 SEC)
(11) Georgia (20-10) (8-8 SEC)
(12A) George Washington (20-9) (11-5 A-10)
(12B) Providence (18-12) (10-8 Big East)
(13) Louisiana-Lafayette (24-6) (14-4 Sun Belt) (Sun Belt Champions)
(14) Richmond (17-13) (10-6 A-10) (A-10 Champions)
(15) Florida Gulf Coast (22-8) (9-5 A-Sun) (A-Sun Champions)
(16) Vermont (19-11) (11-7 AEC) (AEC Champions)

SOUTH:
(1) Georgetown (27-3) (16-2 Big East) (Big East Champions)
(2) Michigan State (25-8) (13-3 Big Ten)
(3) North Carolina State (22-8) (13-5 ACC)
(4) Missouri (22-10) (10-6 SEC) (SEC Champions)
(5) Houston (22-8) (11-7 AAC)
(6) UNLV (24-8) (13-5 MWC) (MWC Champions)
(7) Pittsburgh (20-10) (11-7 ACC)
(8) Tulsa (20-9) (10-8 AAC)
(9) Memphis (19-10) (12-6 AAC)
(10) Oklahoma State (20-11) (10-8 Big 12)
(11) Tennessee (17-11) (9-7 SEC)
(12A) New Mexico (21-10) (12-6 MWC)
(12B) Boise State (22-10) (12-6 MWC)
(13) Chicago State (23-7) (10-4 WAC) (WAC Champions)
(14) Lamar (21-9) (10-6 Southland) (Southland Champions)
(15) Coastal Carolina (18-12) (11-7 Big South) (Big South Champions)
(16) The Citadel (19-11) (10-8 SoCon) (SoCon Champions)

WEST:
(1) Connecticut (27-5) (17-1 AAC)
(2) Wisconsin (23-7) (11-5 Big Ten)
(3) Texas (23-8) (12-6 Big 12)
(4) Syracuse (20-10) (12-6 ACC)
(5) Boston University (28-2) (18-0 Patriot) (Patriot Champions)
(6) Louisville (19-12) (9-9 ACC)
(7) Oklahoma (18-11) (12-6 Big 12)
(8) Florida (20-10) (11-5 SEC)
(9) Indiana (18-10) (10-6 Big Ten)
(10) Arkansas (19-11) (11-5 SEC)
(11) Marquette (19-12) (10-8 Big East)
(12) Alabama (16-13) (8-8 SEC)
(13) Milwaukee (20-11) (10-6 Horizon) (Horizon Champions)
(14) Hampton (21-9) (11-5 MEAC) (MEAC Champions)
(15) SIU-Edwardsville (17-15) (8-8 OVC) (OVC Champions)
(16A) Cal-Riverside (12-18) (6-10 Big West) (Big West Champions)
(16B) William & Mary (11-20) (5-13 CAA) (CAA Champions)

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NCAA TOURNAMENT:

PLAY-IN GAMES:

(16B) William & Mary 73, (16A) Cal-Riverside 62

(16A) Bradley 71, (16B) Long Island 62

(12A) George Washington 83, (12B) Providence 81

(12B) Boise State 69, (12A) New Mexico 61

2ND ROUND:

EAST:

(16) Bradley 80, (1) Duke 55

(8) Baylor 76, (9) Weber State 65

(5) Michigan 79, (12) Oregon 58

(4) Southern Methodist 79, (13) North Dakota State 68

(2) Ohio State 65, (15) Texas-El Paso 46

(10) Villanova 81, (7) Xavier 69

(11) Notre Dame 82, (6) Illinois 81 (OT)

(3) Arizona State 78, (14) Manhattan 62

MIDWEST:

(16) Vermont 90, (1) North Carolina 87 (2OT)

(9) Gonzaga 68, (8) Texas Southern 67

(5) Kent State 71, (12) George Washington 61

(4) UCLA 75, (13) Louisiana-Lafayette 60

(2) Kansas 90, (15) Florida Gulf Coast 52

(7) Mississippi State 72, (10) Mississippi 49

(6) Harvard 93, (11) Georgia 67

(3) Arizona 79, (14) Richmond 55

SOUTH:

(1) Georgetown 71, (16) The Citadel 54

(8) Tulsa 74, (9) Memphis 72

(5) Houston 75, (12) Boise State 66

(4) Missouri 89, (13) Chicago State 73

(2) Michigan State 69, (15) Coastal Carolina 54

(10) Oklahoma State 76, (7) Pittsburgh 74

(6) UNLV 54, (11) Tennessee 45

(14) Lamar 74, (3) North Carolina State 61

WEST:

(1) Connecticut 74, (16) William & Mary 51

(9) Indiana 79, (8) Florida 63

(5) Boston University 85, (12) Alabama 64

(4) Syracuse 76, (13) Milwaukee 72

(2) Wisconsin 83, (15) SIU-Edwardsville 67

(10) Arkansas 78, (7) Oklahoma 66

(6) Louisville 90, (11) Marquette 86 (OT)

(3) Texas 57, (14) Hampton 51 (OT)

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3RD ROUND:

EAST:

(16) Bradley 95, (8) Baylor 57

(4) Southern Methodist 58, (5) Michigan 51

(2) Ohio State 65, (10) Villanova 57

(3) Arizona State 76, (11) Notre Dame 64

MIDWEST:

(16) Vermont 68, (9) Gonzaga 51

(4) UCLA 70, (5) Kent State 55

(2) Kansas 57, (7) Mississippi State 40

(6) Harvard 80, (3) Arizona 70

SOUTH:

(1) Georgetown 73, (8) Tulsa 68

(5) Houston 87, (4) Missouri 76

(10) Oklahoma State 81, (2) Michigan State 65

(6) UNLV 82, (14) Lamar 66

WEST:

(9) Indiana 82, (1) Connecticut 64

(5) Boston University 95, (4) Syracuse 66

(2) Wisconsin 81, (10) Arkansas 67

(6) Louisville 73, (3) Texas 62

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SWEET SIXTEEN:

EAST:

(4) Southern Methodist 63, (16) Bradley 49

(3) Arizona State 84, (2) Ohio State 65

MIDWEST:

(4) UCLA 69, (16) Vermont 50

(2) Kansas 88, (6) Harvard 77

SOUTH:

(5) Houston 72, (1) Georgetown 70

(10) Oklahoma State 59, (6) UNLV 51

WEST:

(5) Boston University 85, (9) Indiana 73

(6) Louisville 72, (2) Wisconsin 63

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ELITE EIGHT:

EAST:

(3) Arizona State 86, (4) Southern Methodist 78

MIDWEST:

(4) UCLA 66, (2) Kansas 56

SOUTH:

(10) Oklahoma State 75, (5) Houston 56

WEST:

(5) Boston University 91, (6) Louisville 75

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CBI CHAMPIONSHIP: (8) VCU 84, (4) Jacksonville State 75

NIT CHAMPIONSHIP: (1) Massachusetts 71, (4) New Mexico State 64

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FINAL FOUR:

(3) Arizona State 67, (4) UCLA 55

(5) Boston University 77, (10) Oklahoma State 62

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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP: (3) Arizona State 94, (5) Boston University 91

ASU: Hay Benghi: 3-Point Buzzer-Beater. 41 PTS, 2 AST, 9 REB, BLK

BUNIV: Chris Mountain: 23 PTS, 6 REB, STL

BUNIV: Anthony Hanavan: 22 PTS, 2 AST, BLK

BUNIV: Larry Amaker: 21 PTS, 4 AST, 4 REB, STL

FiNAL 10 SECONDS OF THE GAME:

With the score tied at 91, Arizona State's Tyrone Pettaway inbounded the ball to Benghi. As the two brought the ball upcourt, an illegal screen was ignored by the officials and Benghi was able to hit the 3-Point Buzzer Beater to win the National Championship. Afterwards, the Boston University head coach went on a profanity-laced tirade at the guilty official before shoving him down and returning to the locker room.