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NCAA Division I Basketball 1962 Championship Tournament

The 1962 NCAA University Division Basketball Tournament involved 25 schools playing in single-elimination play to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division I college basketball in the United States. It began on March 12, 1962, and ended with the championship game on March 24 in Louisville, Kentucky. A total of 29 games were played, including a third place game in each region and a national third place game, which was won by Wake Forest. For the second consecutive season, Cincinnati, coached by Ed Jucker, played Ohio State, coached by Fred Taylor, in the final game. Cincinnati won the national title with a 71?59 victory over Ohio State. Paul Hogue of Cincinnati was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.

1962 - Final Four - Louisville, Kentucky


  Semifinals
National Championship Game
                 
0   Wake Forest 68  
0  Ohio State 84  
    0  Cincinnati 71
  0  Ohio State 59
0   Wake Forest 68
0   Ohio State 84  

East Regional - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

TeamSeason W-LConferenceCoachInvitation
  Quarterfinals
  Semifinals
Finals
 
                 
 St. Joseph's, PA  Bye  
       
        Wake Forest 96
      St. Joseph's, PA 85  
    Wake Forest 92
    Yale 82  
             
      Wake Forest 79
    Villanova 69  
    New York  70  
   Massachusetts 50  
        Villanova 79
      New York 76
    Villanova 90
   West Virginia 75  

Mideast Regional - Lexington, Kentucky

TeamSeason W-LConferenceCoachInvitation
Butler20-5Indiana Collegiate Hinkle, TonyAt Large
Bowling Green21-3Mid American Anderson, HaroldAutomatic
Western Kentucky16-8Ohio Valley Diddle, EdAutomatic
Detroit15-11Independent Calihan, RobertAt Large
Kentucky22-2Southeastern Rupp, AdolphAutomatic
Ohio State23-1Big Ten Taylor, FredAutomatic
  Quarterfinals
  Semifinals
Finals
 
                 
 Kentucky  Bye  
       
        Butler 60
      Kentucky 81  
    Butler 56
    Bowling Green 55  
             
      Kentucky 64
    Ohio State 74  
    Western Kentucky  90  
   Detroit 81  
        Western Kentucky 73
      Ohio State 93
   
   Ohio State Bye  

Midwest Regional - Dallas, Texas

TeamSeason W-LConferenceCoachInvitation
Texas Tech18-6Southwest Gibson, GeneAutomatic
Air Force16-6Independent Spear, BobAt Large
Creighton19-4Independent McManus, RedAt Large
Memphis15-6Independent Vanatta, BobAt Large
Colorado18-6Big Eight Walseth, SoxAutomatic
  Quarterfinals
  Semifinals
Finals
 
                 
 Colorado  Bye  
       
        Texas Tech 60
      Colorado 67  
    Texas Tech 68
    Air Force 66  
             
      Colorado 46
    Cincinnati 73  
   Memphis Bye  
     
        Western Kentucky
     
   
   Colorado Bye  

West Regional - Corvallis, Oregon

TeamSeason W-LConferenceCoachInvitation
Oregon State22-4Independent Gill, StatsAt Large
Seattle18-8Independent Cazzetta, VinceAt Large
Utah State21-5Mountain States Andersen, LadellAutomatic
Arizona State23-3Border Wulk, NedAutomatic
Pepperdine19-6West Coast Dowell, DuckAutomatic
UCLA16-9Pacific Ten Wooden, JohnAutomatic
  Quarterfinals
  Semifinals
Finals
 
                 
 Utah State  78  
   Arizona State  73  
        Oregon State 69
      Pepperdine 67  
    Oregon State 69
    Seattle 65  
             
      Oregon State 69
    UCLA 88  
    Pepperdine Bye  
     
        UCLA 73
      Utah State 62
   
   Utah State Bye