The defending champion Georgetown Hoyas were a likely team to make it to the championship game in 1985. They were the No.1 team in the country and had Co-Player of the Year Patrick Ewing at center. Villanova, on the other hand, wasn't even ranked and had lost to the Hoyas both times the two teams met in the Big East play. Nevertheless, the underdog Wildcats shot 78.6 percent (22 for 28) and won, 66-64.

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Duke defeated Knetucky by a score of 104-103. This game was called the greatest college basketball game ever played by Sports Illustrated, and featured a famous finish in overtime. With Duke trailing by a point, Grant Hill threw a pass the length of the court to teammate Christian Laettner, who turned around and made a jump shot as time ran out. Duke was also led by Bobby Hurley, the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, and Coach Mike Krzyzewski. Duke would go on to win the national title.

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After jumping out to a commanding lead, Johns Hopkins withheld a second half rally by Duke, including a save in the final seconds by Jess Schwartzmann. The championship is the 9th men's lacrosse title for the Blue Jays.<P>This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

On March 19, 1966, Texas Western College, now known as the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), put an all-black starting five on the floor for the first time in an NCAA basketball championship. That night the Texas Western Miners, led by coach Don Haskins with star players David Lattin and Bobby Joe Hill, defeated coach Adolph Rupp's #1 ranked all-white Kentucky Wildcats, 72-65. Lattin set the tone early with a thunderous dunk, highlighting the strength of the Miners, while Hill's back to back steals showed their quickness. Other key players for the Miners included Harry Flournoy, Willie Cager, Willie Worsley and Nevil Shed. The Kentucky Wildcats featured Pat Riley, Louis Dampier and Larry Conley.

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The Maryland Terrapins become national champions for the first time in school history after beating Indiana 64-52. Maryland's Juan Dixon scored 18 points and was honored as the tournament's most outstanding player. Teammate Lonny Baxter also contributed to the effort with 15 points and 14 rebounds.<P>This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Georgia wins its second consecutive national championship.

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Fourth time was a charm for the Blue Devils and head coach Mike Krzyzewski. After eight consecutive tournament appearences and four consecutive NCAA Final Four appearances, Duke finally took home the championship with a 72-65 win over Roy Williams and the Kansas Jayhawks. Duke was led by Final Four MVP Bobby Hurley's 12 points and 9 assists. All-American Christian Laettner and star freshman Grant Hill also showed positive signs of things to come.

Minnesota won its third national championship since 2001 behind an all around team effort. Cole Konrad won the heavyweight title becoming the fourth wrestler in school history to win two individual national championships.

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