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Edition of USA college basketball tournament

1989 NCAA Division I
men's basketball tournament

Season

1988–89

Teams

Finals site

Kingdome,
Seattle,Washington

Champions

Michigan Wolverines (1st title, 3rd title game,
4th Final Four)

Runner-up

Seton Hall Pirates (1st title game,
1st Final Four)

Semifinalists

Duke Blue Devils (7th Final Four)
Illinois Fighting Illini (4th Final Four)

Winning coach

Steve Fisher (1st title)

MOP

Glen Rice (Michigan)

Attendance

613,242

Top scorer

Glen Rice (Michigan)
(184 points)

NCAA Division I men's tournaments
«1988	1990»

The1989NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament involved 64 schools playing insingle-elimination play to determine the national champion of men'sNCAA Division I college basketball. The 51st annual edition of the tournament began on March 16, 1989, and ended with thechampionship game on April 3 at theKingdome inSeattle. A total of 63 games were played.

Michigan, coached bySteve Fisher, won the national title with an 80–79 overtime victory in the final game overSeton Hall, coached byP. J. Carlesimo.Glen Rice of Michigan set an NCAA tournament record by scoring 184 points in six games and was named the tournament'sMost Outstanding Player.

Just prior to the start of this tournament, Michigan coachBill Frieder had announced that he would accept the head coaching position atArizona State University at the end of the season. Michigan athletic directorBo Schembechler promptly fired Frieder and appointed top assistant Fisher as interim coach, stating famously, that "a Michigan man is going to coach a Michigan team."

Two 16-seeded teams came within one point of victory in the first round (Georgetown vs. Princeton, Oklahoma vs. East Tennessee State), and a third came within six points. This tournament was also unusual in that all four 11-seeds advanced out of the first round.

The 1989 Tournament was the second one since 1980, with1987 being the first, in which the defending national champion did not participate in the tournament.Kansas, winner of the1988 NCAA title, had been placed on probation for violations committed by former coachLarry Brown and was barred from the tournament. Brown left Kansas immediately after winning the national championship to return to coaching in theNBA with theSan Antonio Spurs, leaving first-year coachRoy Williams to coach the team. It is the only time the Jayhawks have missed the NCAA tournament from 1984 to the present day. The defending champion would not be left out of the next year's tournament again until2008. The tournament was notable for the poor performance of the SEC. After traditional stalwart Kentucky missed the postseason after experiencing its first losing season since 1927, none of the five SEC teams won a game in the tournament.

Schedule and venues

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1989 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament is located in the United States

Atlanta

Indianapolis

Dallas

Providence

Greensboro

Nashville

Tucson

Boise

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1989 first and second rounds

Denver

Lexington

Minneapolis

E. Rutherford

Seattle

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1989 Regionals (blue) and Final Four (red)

The following are the sites that were selected to host each round of the 1989 tournament, and their hosts:

First and Second Rounds

March 16 and 18
- East Region
  - Greensboro Coliseum,Greensboro, North Carolina (Host:Atlantic Coast Conference)
- Midwest Region
  - Hoosier Dome,Indianapolis, Indiana (Hosts:Butler University,Midwestern Collegiate Conference)
- Southeast Region
  - Memorial Gymnasium,Nashville, Tennessee (Host:Vanderbilt University)
- West Region
  - BSU Pavilion,Boise, Idaho (Host:Boise State University)
March 17 and 19
- East Region
  - Providence Civic Center,Providence, Rhode Island (Host:Providence College)
- Midwest Region
  - Reunion Arena,Dallas, Texas (Host:Southwest Conference)
- Southeast Region
  - Omni Coliseum,Atlanta, Georgia (Host:Georgia Tech)
- West Region
  - McKale Center,Tucson, Arizona (Host:University of Arizona)

Regional semifinals and finals (Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight)

March 23 and 25
- Southeast Regional,Rupp Arena,Lexington, Kentucky (Host:University of Kentucky)
- West Regional,McNichols Sports Arena,Denver, Colorado (Hosts:University of Colorado Boulder,Big 8 Conference)
March 24 and 26
- East Regional,Brendan Byrne Arena,East Rutherford, New Jersey (Hosts:Seton Hall University,Big East Conference)
- Midwest Regional,Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome,Minneapolis, Minnesota (Host:University of Minnesota)

National semifinals and championship (Final Four and championship)

April 1 and 3
- Kingdome,Seattle, Washington (Host:University of Washington)

Teams

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Region	Seed	Team	Coach	Conference	Finished	Final Opponent	Score
East	1	Georgetown	John Thompson	Big East	Elite Eight	2Duke	L 85–77
East	2	Duke	Mike Krzyzewski	Atlantic Coast	Final Four	3Seton Hall	L 95–78
East	3	Stanford	Mike Montgomery	Pacific-10	Round of 64	14Siena	L 80–78
East	4	Iowa	Tom Davis	Big Ten	Round of 32	5NC State	L 102–96
East	5	NC State	Jim Valvano	Atlantic Coast	Sweet Sixteen	1Georgetown	L 69–61
East	6	Kansas State	Lon Kruger	Big Eight	Round of 64	11Minnesota	L 86–75
East	7	West Virginia	Gale Catlett	Atlantic 10	Round of 32	2Duke	L 70–63
East	8	Vanderbilt	C. M. Newton	Southeastern	Round of 64	9Notre Dame	L 81–65
East	9	Notre Dame	Digger Phelps	Independent	Round of 32	1Georgetown	L 81–74
East	10	Tennessee	Don DeVoe	Southeastern	Round of 64	7West Virginia	L 84–68
East	11	Minnesota	Clem Haskins	Big Ten	Sweet Sixteen	2Duke	L 87–70
East	12	South Carolina	George Felton	Metro	Round of 64	5NC State	L 81–66
East	13	Rutgers	Bob Wenzel	Atlantic 10	Round of 64	4Iowa	L 87–73
East	14	Siena	Mike Deane	North Atlantic	Round of 32	11Minnesota	L 80–67
East	15	South Carolina State	Cy Alexander	Mid-Eastern	Round of 64	2Duke	L 90–69
East	16	Princeton	Pete Carril	Ivy League	Round of 64	1Georgetown	L 50–49
Region	Seed	Team	Coach	Conference	Finished	Final Opponent	Score
Midwest	1	Illinois	Lou Henson	Big Ten	Final Four	3Michigan	L 83–81
Midwest	2	Syracuse	Jim Boeheim	Big East	Elite Eight	1Illinois	L 89–86
Midwest	3	Missouri	Norm Stewart	Big Eight	Sweet Sixteen	2Syracuse	L 83–80
Midwest	4	Louisville	Denny Crum	Metro	Sweet Sixteen	1Illinois	L 83–69
Midwest	5	Arkansas	Nolan Richardson	Southwest	Round of 32	4Louisville	L 93–84
Midwest	6	Georgia Tech	Bobby Cremins	Atlantic Coast	Round of 64	11Texas	L 76–70
Midwest	7	Florida	Norm Sloan	Southeastern	Round of 64	10Colorado State	L 68–46
Midwest	8	Pittsburgh	Paul Evans	Big East	Round of 64	9Ball State	L 68–64
Midwest	9	Ball State	Rick Majerus	Mid-American	Round of 32	1Illinois	L 72–60
Midwest	10	Colorado State	Boyd Grant	Western Athletic	Round of 32	2Syracuse	L 65–50
Midwest	11	Texas	Tom Penders	Southwest	Round of 32	3Missouri	L 108–89
Midwest	12	Loyola Marymount	Paul Westhead	West Coast	Round of 64	5Arkansas	L 120–101
Midwest	13	Arkansas–Little Rock	Mike Newell	Trans America	Round of 64	4Louisville	L 76–71
Midwest	14	Creighton	Tony Barone	Missouri Valley	Round of 64	3Missouri	L 85–69
Midwest	15	Bucknell	Charlie Woollum	East Coast	Round of 64	2Syracuse	L 104–81
Midwest	16	McNeese State	Steve Welch	Southland	Round of 64	1Illinois	L 77–71
Region	Seed	Team	Coach	Conference	Finished	Final Opponent	Score
Southeast	1	Oklahoma	Billy Tubbs	Big Eight	Sweet Sixteen	5Virginia	L 86–80
Southeast	2	North Carolina	Dean Smith	Atlantic Coast	Sweet Sixteen	3Michigan	L 92–87
Southeast	3	Michigan	Steve Fisher	Big Ten	Champion	3Seton Hall	W 80–79
Southeast	4	Florida State	Pat Kennedy	Metro	Round of 64	13Middle Tennessee	L 97–83
Southeast	5	Virginia	Terry Holland	Atlantic Coast	Elite Eight	3Michigan	L 102–65
Southeast	6	Alabama	Wimp Sanderson	Southeastern	Round of 64	11South Alabama	L 86–84
Southeast	7	UCLA	Jim Harrick	Pacific-10	Round of 32	2North Carolina	L 88–81
Southeast	8	La Salle	Speedy Morris	Metro Atlantic	Round of 64	9Louisiana Tech	L 83–74
Southeast	9	Louisiana Tech	Tommy Joe Eagles	American South	Round of 32	1Oklahoma	L 124–81
Southeast	10	Iowa State	Johnny Orr	Big Eight	Round of 64	7UCLA	L 84–74
Southeast	11	South Alabama	Ronnie Arrow	Sun Belt	Round of 32	3Michigan	L 91–82
Southeast	12	Providence	Rick Barnes	Big East	Round of 64	5Virginia	L 100–97
Southeast	13	Middle Tennessee	Bruce Stewart	Ohio Valley	Round of 32	5Virginia	L 104–88
Southeast	14	Xavier	Pete Gillen	Midwestern	Round of 64	3Michigan	L 92–87
Southeast	15	Southern	Ben Jobe	Southwest Athletic	Round of 64	2North Carolina	L 93–79
Southeast	16	East Tennessee State	Les Robinson	Southern	Round of 64	1Oklahoma	L 72–71
Region	Seed	Team	Coach	Conference	Finished	Final Opponent	Score
West	1	Arizona	Lute Olson	Pacific-10	Sweet Sixteen	4UNLV	L 68–67
West	2	Indiana	Bob Knight	Big Ten	Sweet Sixteen	3Seton Hall	L 78–65
West	3	Seton Hall	P. J. Carlesimo	Big East	Runner Up	3Michigan	L 80–79
West	4	UNLV	Jerry Tarkanian	Big West	Elite Eight	3Seton Hall	L 84–61
West	5	Memphis State	Larry Finch	Metro	Round of 64	12DePaul	L 66–63
West	6	Oregon State	Ralph Miller	Pacific-10	Round of 64	11Evansville	L 94–90
West	7	UTEP	Don Haskins	Western Athletic	Round of 32	2Indiana	L 92–69
West	8	Saint Mary's	Lynn Nance	West Coast	Round of 64	9Clemson	L 83–70
West	9	Clemson	Cliff Ellis	Atlantic Coast	Round of 32	1Arizona	L 94–68
West	10	LSU	Dale Brown	Southeastern	Round of 64	7UTEP	L 85–74
West	11	Evansville	Jim Crews	Missouri Valley	Round of 32	3Seton Hall	L 87–73
West	12	DePaul	Joey Meyer	Independent	Round of 32	4UNLV	L 85–70
West	13	Idaho	Kermit Davis	Big Sky	Round of 64	4UNLV	L 68–56
West	14	Southwest Missouri State	Charlie Spoonhour	Mid-Continent	Round of 64	3Seton Hall	L 60–51
West	15	George Mason	Ernie Nestor	Colonial	Round of 64	2Indiana	L 99–85
West	16	Robert Morris	Jarrett Durham	Northeast	Round of 64	1Arizona	L 94–60

Bracket

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* – Denotes overtime period

East Regional – East Rutherford, New Jersey

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First round			Quarter-finals			Regional semifinals			Regional Finals

1	Georgetown	50

16	Princeton	49
			1	Georgetown	81
Providence
			9	Notre Dame	74
8	Vanderbilt	65

9	Notre Dame	81
						1	Georgetown	69

						5	NC State	61
5	NC State	81

12	South Carolina	66
			5	NC State	102**
Providence
			4	Iowa	96
4	Iowa	87

13	Rutgers	73
									1	Georgetown	77

									2	Duke	85
6	Kansas State	75

11	Minnesota	86
			11	Minnesota	80
Greensboro
			14	Siena	67
3	Stanford	78

14	Siena	80
						11	Minnesota	70

						2	Duke	87
7	West Virginia	84

10	Tennessee	68
			7	West Virginia	63
Greensboro
			2	Duke	70
2	Duke	90

15	South Carolina State	69

First round summary

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NCAA Productions
ESPN

Thursday, March 16
approx. 9:37 PM EST

#2 Duke Blue Devils90, #15 South Carolina State Bulldogs 69
Pts:P. Henderson – 22 Rebs:D. Ferry – 8 Asts:Q. Snyder – 8		Pts: A. Caldwell – 20 Rebs:T. Williams – 8 Asts: A. Caldwell, D. Gilmore – 2 Halftime Score: Duke, 49–34

#1 Georgetown Hoyas50, #16 Princeton Tigers49
Pts:A. Mourning – 21 Rebs:A. Mourning – 13		Pts: R. Scrabis – 15 Rebs: G. Leftwich – 5 Asts:K. Mueller – 8 Halftime Score: Princeton, 29–21

#2 Duke Blue Devils70, #7 West Virginia Mountaineers 63
Pts:D. Ferry – 20 Rebs:A. Abdelnaby,D. Ferry – 8 Asts:D. Ferry – 4		Pts: H. Brooks – 13 Rebs: R. Foster – 10 Asts: S. Berger – 5 Halftime Score: Duke, 35–28

#1 Georgetown Hoyas81, #9 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 74
Pts:C. Smith – 34 Rebs:J. Jackson – 7 Asts:C. Smith – 6		Pts:L. Ellis – 24 Rebs:L. Ellis – 10 Asts: T. Singleton – 6 Halftime Score: Notre Dame, 36–32

#2 Duke Blue Devils87, #11 Minnesota Golden Gophers 70
Pts: R. Brickey,P. Henderson – 21 Rebs:C. Laettner – 11 Asts:Q. Snyder – 8		Pts:W. Burton – 26 Rebs:W. Bond – 6 Asts:M. Newbern – 7 Halftime Score: Duke, 45–30

#1 Georgetown Hoyas69, #5 North Carolina State Wolfpack 61
Pts: D. Bryant – 21 Rebs:A. Mourning – 12 Asts:C. Smith – 5		Pts:R. Monroe – 26 Rebs:C. Brown – 12 Asts:C. Corchiani – 4 Halftime Score: Georgetown, 42–28

#2 Duke Blue Devils85, #1 Georgetown Hoyas 77
Pts:C. Laettner – 24 Rebs:C. Laettner – 9 Asts:Q. Snyder – 7		Pts:C. Smith – 21 Rebs: S. Jefferson – 7 Asts: D. Bryant – 3 Halftime Score: Georgetown, 40–38

#4 UNLV Runnin' Rebels68, #13 Idaho Vandals 56
Pts:S. Augmon – 17 Rebs:M. Scurry – 14 Asts:A. Hunt – 4		Pts: R. Smith – 20 Rebs:R. Brown, J. Fitch – 9 Asts: L. Nash – 3 Halftime Score: UNLV, 27–22

#3 Seton Hall Pirates60, #14 Southwest Missouri State Bears 51
Pts:J. Morton – 26 Rebs: D. Walker – 6 Asts:A. Gaze – 4		Pts: H. Henderson – 18 Rebs: H. Henderson – 6 Asts: D. Lewis – 6 Halftime Score: Seton Hall, 30–23

#4 UNLV Runnin' Rebels85, #12 DePaul Blue Demons 70
Pts:D. Butler – 23 Rebs:S. Augmon – 6 Asts:A. Hunt – 7		Pts: T. Greene – 29 Rebs:S. Brundy – 15 Asts: T. Greene – 6 Halftime Score: 40–40

#3 Seton Hall Pirates87, #11 Evansville Aces 73
Pts:J. Morton – 17 Rebs:R. Ramos, D. Walker – 10 Asts: G. Greene, P. Wigington – 5		Pts:S. Haffner – 20 Rebs:D. Godfread – 6 Asts: R. Crafton – 7 Halftime Score: Seton Hall, 49–41

#3 Seton Hall Pirates78, #2 Indiana Hoosiers 65
Pts:J. Morton – 17 Rebs: D. Walker – 10 Asts: G. Greene – 5		Pts:J. Edwards – 18 Rebs:E. Anderson – 6 Asts: J. Hillman, L. Jones – 3 Halftime Score: Seton Hall, 42–33

#4 UNLV Runnin' Rebels68, #1 Arizona Wildcats 67
Pts:A. Hunt – 21 Rebs:G. Ackles,S. Augmon – 6 Asts:G. Anthony – 11		Pts:S. Elliott – 22 Rebs:S. Elliott – 14 Asts:K. Lofton – 6 Halftime Score: UNLV, 37–36

#3 Seton Hall Pirates84, #4 UNLV Runnin' Rebels 61
Pts:A. Gaze – 19 Rebs: D. Walker – 15 Asts: G. Greene – 3		Pts:G. Anthony – 16 Rebs:M. Scurry – 14 Asts:G. Anthony – 4 Halftime Score: Seton Hall, 34–30

#5 Virginia Cavaliers100, #12 Providence Friars 97
Pts: R. Morgan – 33 Rebs:M. Blundin,B. Stith – 7 Asts:J. Crotty – 10		Pts:M. Conlon – 23 Rebs:A. Shamsid-Deen – 8 Asts:E. Murdick, C. Screen – 6 Halftime Score: Virginia, 50–49

#3 Michigan Wolverines92, #14 Xavier Musketeers 87
Pts:G. Rice,R. Robinson – 23 Rebs:M. Hughes – 10 Asts:R. Robinson – 8		Pts:T. Hill – 21 Rebs:D. Strong – 10 Asts: J. Walker – 9 Halftime Score: Xavier, 45–42

#5 Virginia Cavaliers104, #13 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders 88
Pts: R. Morgan– 33 Rebs:M. Blundin – 8 Asts:J. Crotty – 14		Pts: R. Henry, C. Rainey – 23 Rebs: K. Hammonds – 15 Asts: K. Hammonds, C. Rainey – 5 Halftime Score: Virginia, 49–39

#3 Michigan Wolverines91, #11 South Alabama Jaguars 82
Pts:G. Rice – 36 Rebs:G. Rice – 8 Asts:D. Calip,T. Mills,G. Rice,R. Robinson – 5		Pts:J. Lewis – 25 Rebs: G. Estaba,J. Lewis – 9 Asts: T. Brodnick – 6 Halftime Score: South Alabama, 47–44

#5 Virginia Cavaliers86, #1 Oklahoma Sooners 80
Pts:B. Stith – 28 Rebs: B. Dabbs – 14 Asts:J. Crotty – 8		Pts:S. King – 22 Rebs:S. King – 6 Asts:M. Blaylock – 5 Halftime Score: Virginia, 42–37

#3 Michigan Wolverines92, #2 North Carolina Tar Heels 87
Pts:G. Rice – 34 Rebs:M. Hughes,T. Mills,G. Rice,L. Vaught – 6 Asts:R. Robinson – 13		Pts:J.R. Reid – 26 Rebs: S. Bucknall – 7 Asts: S. Bucknall – 10 Halftime Score: Michigan, 50–47

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Schedule and venues

Teams

Bracket

East Regional – East Rutherford, New Jersey

First round summary

Second round summary

Regional Semi-final summary

Regional Final summary

West Regional – Denver, Colorado

First round summary

Second round summary

Regional Semi-final summary

Regional Final summary

Southeast Regional – Lexington, Kentucky

First round summary

Second round summary

Regional Semi-final summary

Regional Final summary

Midwest Regional – Minneapolis

First round summary

Second round summary

Regional Semi-final summary

Regional Final summary

Final Four – Seattle

Game summaries

National Championship

Announcers

Television

Radio

First and second rounds

Regionals

Final Four

Legacy

See also

References

#3 Michigan Wolverines102, #5 Virginia Cavaliers 65
Pts:G. Rice – 32 Rebs:L. Vaught – 9 Asts:R. Robinson – 7		Pts: R. Morgan – 15 Rebs: B. Dabbs – 12 Asts:J. Crotty – 7 Halftime Score: Michigan, 44–25

#1 Illinois Fighting Illini77, #16 McNeese State Cowboys 71
Pts:K. Battle – 18 Rebs:N. Anderson – 12 Asts:L. Smith – 4		Pts:M. Cutright – 5 Rebs:A. Pullard – 8 Asts: D. Davis – 5 Halftime Score: Illinois, 26–21

#2 Syracuse Orangemen104, #15 Bucknell Bison 81
Pts:B. Owens – 27 Rebs:B. Owens – 13 Asts:S. Douglas – 9		Pts: M. Butts – 22 Rebs: B. Heiden – 8 Asts: M. Joseph – 9 Halftime Score: Syracuse, 52–36

#1 Illinois Fighting Illini72, #9 Ball State Cardinals 60
Pts:N. Anderson – 24 Rebs:K. Battle – 8 Asts:K. Gill – 7		Pts: C. Kidd – 16 Rebs: P. McCurdy – 12 Asts: S. Nichols – 6 Halftime Score: Illinois, 34–23

#2 Syracuse Orangemen65, #10 Colorado State Rams 50
Pts:S. Thompson – 21 Rebs:D. Coleman – 7 Asts:S. Douglas – 8		Pts: A. Anderson – 15 Rebs:P. Durham – 6 Asts:P. Durham – 4 Halftime Score: Syracuse, 38–28

#1 Illinois Fighting Illini83, #4 Louisville Cardinals 69
Pts:N. Anderson – 24 Rebs:S. Bardo,M. Liberty – 8 Asts:S. Bardo – 6		Pts:K. Payne – 19 Rebs:P. Ellison – 9 Asts:P. Ellison,L. Smith – 4 Halftime Score: Illinois, 40–37

#2 Syracuse Orangemen83, #3 Missouri Tigers 80
Pts:S. Douglas – 27 Rebs:D. Coleman – 12 Asts:S. Douglas – 7		Pts:B. Irvin – 21 Rebs:D. Smith – 13 Asts: L. Coward – 6 Halftime Score: Missouri, 42–40

#1 Illinois Fighting Illini89, #2 Syracuse Orangemen 86
Pts:K. Battle – 28 Rebs:N. Anderson – 16 Asts:L. Smith,K. Gill – 5		Pts:B. Owens – 22 Rebs:D. Coleman – 10 Asts:S. Douglas – 8 Halftime Score: Syracuse, 46–39

National semifinals			National Championship Game

E2	Duke	78

W3	Seton Hall	95
			W3	Seton Hall	79

			SE3	Michigan	80^OT
SE3	Michigan	83

MW1	Illinois	81

#W3 Seton Hall Pirates95, #E2 Duke Blue Devils 78
Pts:A. Gaze – 20 Rebs:R. Ramos – 12 Asts: G. Greene – 8		Pts:D. Ferry – 34 Rebs:D. Ferry – 10 Asts:P. Henderson – 5 Halftime Score: Duke, 38–33