NCAA Men's Final Four Tickets
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| Date/Time | Event & Venue/City | |
| Apr 3, 2021 Sat TBA |
NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament: Final Four - All Sessions | |
| Apr 3, 2021 Sat 6:00PM |
NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament: Final Four - National Semifinals (Time: TBD) | |
| Apr 5, 2021 Mon 6:00PM |
NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament: Final Four - Championship Game (Time: TBD) |
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the 2013 NCAA Men's college basketball Final 4 will be held at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, GA. Action is heating up, and college basketball's biggest month is almost upon us. Some call it the big dance, some call it March Madness, but everyone agrees that it's one of the most entertaining playoff formats in all of sports. And the culmination of this month of madness is the Final Four. This year's Final four is being held in Atlanta, Georgia and there's no better place to get Final 4 tickets, hotels accommodations, and any other packages then ABC tickets. The 2012-13 NCAA college basketball season has been exciting to say the least. Who will take home the crown this year? Will it be a perennial favorite like the Duke Blue Devils, Syracuse Orange, Kansas Jay hawks, or Ohio State Buckeyes? Or will it be a mid-major finally taking a crown, like the Gonzaga Bulldogs, Butler Bulldogs, or even the New Mexico Lobos? Only time will tell.....One of the most interesting things about this college basketball season are some of the teams that were once dominate in the 80's and 90's like the Indiana Hoosiers or Michigan Wolverines are back in full force. Not only are their teams back, but some of the names even sound familiar, as Michigan has Tim Hardway's and Glenn Robinson's son
<p >Final 4 ticket info - College basketball's biggest games.... <p >The nation's top college basketball teams will be dancing inside Indianapolis' RCA Dome for the 2006 Final Four. Last season, the North Carolina Tar Heels, led by four NBA first-round draft picks, cut down the nets with a thrilling victory over Illinois. This season, powerhouse programs like Connecticut, Duke, Texas and Memphis, will be vying for an invite to Indianapolis. And, of course, in typical March Madness fashion, there will a plethora of underdogs trying to earn Cinderella status. Last year, the West Virginia Mountaineers put on the glass slipper and marched into the Elite 8, upsetting second seed Wake Forest along the way. Only an overtime loss to Rick Pitino's Louisville Cardinals prevented the Mountaineers from crashing the party at the 2005 Final Four. Which upstart squad will get the Cinderella nod this season? Which team will emerge from the Field of 65 to cut down the nets? You can be in some of the best seats at the RCA Dome by letting ABCTickets.com arrange your 2006 Final Four tickets. It's a slam dunk. <p >Last year, Illinois, Louisville, North Carolina and surprising Michigan State punched their Final Four tickets. Illinois, the top seed in the Chicago region, rolled through its first two games before running into a talented Arizona squad in the regional finals. The Fighting Illini trailed Lute Olsen's Wildcats by 15 with four minutes to play, but mounted a furious rally to force overtime. Deron Williams, the Utah Jazz' first-round pick, knocked down a crucial 3-pointer in OT to help the Illini survive and advance to Final Four. <p >The Illini's opponent, the Louisville Cardinals, also had to survive an overtime thriller to earn a spot in the Final Four. Pitino's Cardinals, led by Sacramento Kings first-round draft pick Francisco Garcia, fought off a gritty West Virginia team to advance to the Final Four. That would be the last stop for Louisville though, as Illinois pulled away from the Cardinals to claim a spot in the National Championship Game. <p >On the other side of the bracket, Tom Izzo's Michigan State Spartans were making noise with their upset of top-seeded Duke. The Spartans stunned mighty Kentucky to make its Final Four reservations. Michigan State would run into a buzzsaw in the form of Roy Williams' North Carolina team. After trailing at halftime, the Tar Heels would flex their muscles in the second half and emerge victorious. <p >Indianapolis' RCA Dome will be the place to be this April, and you can be there with ABCTickets.com's wide selection of 2006 NCAA Final Four tickets. Reserve your spot today.<p >NCAA Final Four history from 1939-2012
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Year |
Champion |
Opponent |
losing teams |
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City |
| 2013 | Atlanta, Ga | ||||
| 2012 | Kentucky (1) | Kansas (2) | Ohio State Buckeyes (2) | Louisville Cardinals (4) | New Orleans, GA |
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2011 |
Connecticut Huskies (3) |
Butler Bulldogs (8) |
VCU Rams (11) |
Kentucky Wildcats (4) |
Houston |
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2010 |
Duke Blue Devils (1) |
Butler Bulldogs (5) |
WVU Mountaineers (2) |
Michigan St. Spartans (5) |
Indianapolis |
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2009 |
UNC Tar Heels (1) |
Michigan St. Spartans (2) |
Villanova Wildcats (3) |
UConn Huskies (1) |
Detroit, MI |
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2008 |
Kansas Jayhawks (1) |
Memphis Tigers Tigers (1) |
UNC Tar Heels (1) |
UCLA Bruins (1) |
San Antonio |
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2007 |
Florida Gators (1) |
Ohio St. Buckeyes (1) |
UCLA Bruins (2) |
G'town Hoyas (2) |
Atlanta |
|
2006 |
Florida Gators (3) |
UCLA Bruins (2) |
George Mason Patriots (11) |
LSU Tigers (4) |
Indianapolis |
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2005 |
North Carolina (1) |
Illinois Fighting Illini (1) |
Michigan St. Spartans (5) |
Louisville (4) |
St. Louis |
|
2004 |
UConn (2) |
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (3) |
Duke Blue Devils (1) |
Okla. St. Cowboys (2) |
San Antonio |
|
2003 |
Syracuse Orange (3) |
Kansas Jayhawks (2) |
Texas Longhorns (1) |
Marquette Golden Eagles (3) |
New Orleans |
|
2002 |
Maryland Terrapins (1) |
Indiana Hoosiers (5) |
Kansas Jayhawks (1) |
Oklahoma Sooners (2) |
Atlanta |
|
2001 |
Duke Blue Devils (1) |
Arizona Wildcats (2) |
Maryland Terrapins (3) |
Michigan St. Spartans (1) |
Minneapolis |
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2000 |
Michigan St. Spartans (1) |
Florida Gators (5) |
Wisconsin Badgers (8) |
UNC Tar Heels (8) |
Indianapolis |
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1999 |
UConn Huskies (1) |
Duke Blue Devils (1) |
Ohio St. Buckeyes (4) |
Michigan St. Spartans (1) |
St. Petersburg |
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1998 |
Kentucky (2) |
Utah (3) |
Stanford Cardinal (3) |
UNC Tar Heels (1) |
San Antonio |
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1997 |
Arizona Wildcats (4) |
Kentucky Wildcats (1) |
UNC Tar Heels (1) |
Minnesota (1) |
Indianapolis |
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1996 |
Kentucky (1) |
Syracuse Orange (4) |
Umass Minutemen (1) |
Miss. St. (5) |
E. Rutherford |
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1995 |
UCLA Bruins (1) |
ArKansas Jayhawks (2) |
Oklahoma Sooners St (4) |
UNC Tar Heels (2) |
Seattle |
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1994 |
ArKansas Jayhawks (1) |
Duke Blue Devils (2) |
Arizona Wildcats (2) |
Florida Gators (3) |
Charlotte |
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1993 |
UNC Tar Heels (1) |
Michigan Wolverines (1) |
Kansas Jayhawks (2) |
Kentucky (1) |
New Orleans |
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1992 |
Duke Blue Devils (1) |
Michigan Wolverines (6) |
Indiana Hoosiers (2) |
Cincinnati (4) |
Minneapolis |
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1991 |
Duke Blue Devils (1) |
Kansas Jayhawks (3) |
UNLV (1) |
UNC Tar Heels (2) |
Indianapolis |
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1990 |
UNLV (1) |
Duke Blue Devils (3) |
Georgia Tech (4) |
ArKansas Jayhawks (4) |
Denver |
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1989 |
Michigan Wolverines (3) |
Seton Hall (3) |
Illinois Fighting Illini (1) |
Duke Blue Devils (2) |
Seattle |
|
1988 |
Kansas Jayhawks (6) |
Oklahoma Sooners (1) |
Duke Blue Devils (2) |
Arizona Wildcats (1) |
Kansas City, KS |
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1987 |
Indiana Hoosiers (1) |
Syracuse Orange (2) |
UNLV (1) |
Providence (6) |
New Orleans |
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1986 |
Louisville (2) |
Duke Blue Devils (1) |
LSU Tigers (11) |
Kansas Jayhawks (1) |
Dallas |
|
1985 |
Villanova Wildcats (8) |
G'town Hoyas (1) |
Memphis Tigers Tigers St. (2) |
St. John's (1) |
Lexington |
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1984 |
G'town Hoyas (1) |
Houston (2) |
Kentucky (1) |
Virginia (7) |
Seattle |
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1983 |
N.C. St. (6) |
Houston (1) |
Louisville (1) |
Georgia (4) |
Albuquerque |
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1982 |
UNC Tar Heels (1) |
G'town Hoyas (1) |
Houston (6) |
Louisville (3) |
New Orleans |
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1981 |
Indiana Hoosiers (3) |
UNC Tar Heels (2) |
Virginia (1) |
LSU Tigers (1) |
Philadelphia, Pennsy |
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1980 |
Louisville (2) |
UCLA Bruins (8) |
Purdue (6) |
Iowa (5) |
Indianapolis, Indiana |
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1979 |
Michigan St. Spartans (2) |
Indiana Hoosiers St. (1) |
DePaul (2) |
Pennsylvania (9) |
Salt Lake City, UT |
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1978 |
Kentucky |
Duke Blue Devils |
ArKansas Jayhawks |
Notre Dame |
Saint Louis |
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1977 |
Marquette Golden Eagles |
UNC Tar Heels |
UNLV |
UNC Tar Heels-Charlotte |
Atlanta |
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1976 |
Indiana Hoosiers |
Michigan |
UCLA Bruins |
Rutgers |
Philadelphia, PA |
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1975 |
UCLA Bruins |
Kentucky |
Louisville |
Syracuse Orange |
San Diego |
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1974 |
N.C. St. |
Marquette Golden Eagles |
UCLA Bruins |
Kansas Jayhawks |
Greensboro |
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1973 |
UCLA Bruins |
Memphis Tigers Tigers St. |
Indiana Hoosiers |
Providence |
Saint Louis |
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1972 |
UCLA Bruins |
Florida Gators St. |
UNC Tar Heels |
Louisville |
Los Angeles |
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1971 |
UCLA Bruins |
Villanova Wildcats |
Western Kentucky |
Kansas Jayhawks |
Houston |
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1970 |
UCLA Bruins |
Jacksonville |
New Mexico St. |
Saint Bonaventure |
College Park |
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1969 |
UCLA Bruins |
Purdue |
Drake |
UNC Tar Heels |
Louisville |
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1968 |
UCLA Bruins |
UNC Tar Heels |
Ohio St. Buckeyes |
Houston |
Los Angeles |
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1967 |
UCLA Bruins |
Dayton |
Houston |
UNC Tar Heels |
Louisville |
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1966 |
Texas Longhorns Western |
Kentucky |
Duke Blue Devils |
Utah |
College Park |
|
1965 |
UCLA Bruins |
Michigan |
Princeton |
Witchita St. |
Portland |
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1964 |
UCLA Bruins |
Duke Blue Devils |
Michigan |
Kansas Jayhawks St. |
Kansas City, KS |
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1963 |
Loyola (IL) |
Cincinnati |
Duke Blue Devils |
Oregon St. |
Louisville |
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1962 |
Cincinnati |
Ohio St. Buckeyes |
Wake Forest |
UCLA Bruins |
Louisville |
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1961 |
Cincinnati |
Ohio St. Buckeyes |
St. Joseph's (PA) |
Utah |
Kansas City, KS |
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1960 |
Ohio St. Buckeyes |
California |
Cincinnati |
NYU |
San Francisco |
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1959 |
California |
WVU |
Cincinnati |
Louisville |
Louisville |
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1958 |
Kentucky |
Seattle |
Temple |
Kansas Jayhawks St. |
Louisville |
|
1957 |
UNC Tar Heels |
Kansas Jayhawks |
San Francisco |
Michigan St. Spartans |
Kansas City, KS |
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1956 |
San Francisco |
Iowa |
Temple |
SMU |
Evanston |
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1955 |
San Francisco |
LaSalle |
Colorado |
Iowa |
Kansas City, KS |
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1954 |
LaSalle |
Bradley |
Penn St. |
USC |
Kansas City, KS |
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1953 |
Indiana Hoosiers |
Kansas Jayhawks |
Washington |
LSU Tigers |
Kansas City, KS |
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1952 |
Kansas Jayhawks |
St. John's |
Illinois Fighting Illini |
Santa Clara |
Seattle |
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1951 |
Kentucky |
Kansas Jayhawks St. |
Illinois Fighting Illini |
Oklahoma Sooners St. |
Minneapolis |
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1950 |
CCNY |
Bradley |
N.C. St. |
Baylor |
New York |
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1949 |
Kentucky |
Oklahoma Sooners St. |
Illinois Fighting Illini |
Oregon St. |
Seattle |
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1948 |
Kentucky |
Baylor |
Holy Cross |
Kansas Jayhawks St. |
New York, NYC |
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1947 |
Holy Cross |
Oklahoma Sooners |
Texas Longhorns |
CCNY |
New York city |
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1946 |
Oklahoma Sooners St. |
UNC Tar Heels |
Ohio St. Buckeyes |
California |
New York, NY |
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1945 |
Oklahoma Sooners St. |
NYU |
ArKansas Jayhawks |
Ohio St. Buckeyes |
New York |
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1944 |
Utah |
Dartmouth |
Iowa St. |
Ohio St. Buckeyes |
New York |
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1943 |
Wyoming |
G'town Hoyas |
DePaul |
Texas Longhorns |
New York |
|
1942 |
Stanford Cardinal |
Dartmouth |
Colorado |
Kentucky |
Kansas City, KS |
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1941 |
Wisconsin Badgers |
Washington St. |
ArKansas Jayhawks |
Pittsburgh |
Kansas City, KS |
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1940 |
Indiana Hoosiers |
Kansas Jayhawks |
Duquesne |
USC |
Kansas City, KS |
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1939 |
Oregon |
Ohio St. Buckeyes |
Oklahoma Sooners St |
Villanova Wildcats |
Evanston |
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