Brackets

FIRST ROUND

SECOND ROUND

REGIONAL SEMIS

REGIONAL FINALS

REGIONAL FINALS

REGIONAL SEMIS

SECOND ROUND

FIRST ROUND

1 Ohio State (30?3)
16 Cent. Conn. State (22?11)

1 Ohio State, 78?57
Greg Oden netted 19 and 10 in a rout.

1 Ohio State, 78?71 (OT)
Ron Lewis hit a deep three with two seconds left to force OT. He led OSU with 27 points.

1 Ohio State, 85?84
After sitting with foul trouble, Oden made a late block on Ramar Smith to seal the win.

2 Georgetown, 96?84 1 Ohio State, 92?76
1 Ohio State, 67?60
Oden (above) and Mike Conley Jr. (left) combined for 28 points and 14 rebounds to set up a battle with the Gators.

1 North Carolina, 74?64
The Heels came back to set up a rematch of the 1982 championship game against the Hoyas.

1 North Carolina, 81?67
Hansbrough again led UNC, with 33 points, en route to Carolina's 27th Sweet 16 berth.

1 North Carolina, 86?65
Tyler Hansbrough had 21 points for the Heels.

1 North Carolina (28?6)
16 Eastern Kentucky (21?11)

8 Brigham Young (25?8)
9 Xavier (24?8)

9 Xavier, 79?77
Drew Lavender's two free throws sealed it.

9 Michigan State, 61?49
Marquette shot just .319 from the floor.

8 Marquette (24?9)
9 Michigan State (22?11)

5 Tennessee (22?10)
12 Long Beach State (24?7)

5 Tennessee, 121?86
The Vols' 121 were a first-round record.

5 Tennessee, 77?74
Chris Lofton hit all six of his free throws in the last 27.7 seconds to keep the Volunteers ahead.

5 USC, 87?68
Trojans' D was stout enough to overcome a 30-point, nine-rebound effort from Durant.

5 USC, 77?60
Taj Gibson netted 18 points in NCAA debut.

5 USC (23?11)
12 Arkansas (21?13)

4 Virginia (20?10)
13 Albany (23?9)

4 Virginia, 84?57
Senior J.R. Reynolds starred with 28 points.

4 Texas, 79?67
Freshman Kevin Durant dominated (27 points).

4 Texas (24?9)
13 New Mexico State (25?8)

6 Louisville (23?9)
11 Stanford (18?12)

6 Louisville, 78?58
Edgar Sosa and David Padgett had 16 apiece.

3 Texas A&M, 72?69
Senior guard Acie Law's 26 points sent the Aggies to their first Sweet 16 in 27 years.

2 Memphis, 65?64
Antonio Anderson's free throws with 3.1 seconds to go lifted the Tigers to another regional final berth.

2 Georgetown, 66?65
Green's late banker sent Roy Hibbert (above) and Georgetown back to the regional finals.

6 Vanderbilt, 78?74 (2OT)
Derrick Byars scored 27 points and Shan Foster added 20 in a double-OT thriller.

6 Vanderbilt, 77?44
A 45-point first half helped Vandy roll.

6 Vanderbilt (20?11)
11 George Washington (23?8)

3 Texas A&M (25?6)
14 Penn (22?8)

3 Texas A&M, 68?52
Joseph Jones's dunks were the difference.

3 Washington State, 70?54
Cougars won their first NCAA game in 24 years.

3 Washington State (25?7)
14 Oral Roberts (23?10)

7 Nevada (28?4)
10 Creighton (22?10)

7 Nevada, 77?71 (OT)
Marcelus Kemp got nine of his 27 in OT.

2 Memphis, 78?62
The Tigers shut out Nick Fazekas down the stretch to extend their winning streak to 24 games.

2 Georgetown, 62?55
Jeff Green's twin three-point plays in the final two minutes rallied the Hoyas against the Eagles.

7 Boston College, 84?75
Sean Marshall scored 15 second-half points.

7 Boston College (20?11)
10 Texas Tech (21?12)

2 Memphis (30?3)
15 North Texas (23?10)

2 Memphis, 73?58
Chris Douglas-Roberts finished with 16 points.

2 Georgetown, 80?55
Jessie Sapp had a career-high 20 points.

2 Georgetown (26?6)
15 Belmont (23?9)