Associated Press
Tuesday, April 1, 2003; 7:45 a.m. EST

Kansas (69-31)
Phog Allen
1940: beat Rice 50-44; beat Colorado 60-56, OT; lost to Indiana 60-42. NCAA runnerup
1942: lost to Colorado 46-44; beat Rice 55-53
1952: beat Texas Christian 68-64; beat Saint Louis 74-55; beat Santa Clara 74-55; beat St. John's 80-63. NCAA champion
1953: beat Oklahoma City 73-65; beat Oklahoma A&M 61-55; beat Washington 79-53; lost to Indiana 69-68. NCAA runnerup

Dick Harp
1957: beat Southern Methodist 73-65, OT; beat Oklahoma City 81-61; beat San Francisco 80-56; lost to North Carolina 54-53, 3OT. NCAA runnerup
1960: beat Texas 90-81; lost to Cincinnati 82-71

Ted Owens
1966: beat Southern Methodist 76-70; lost to Texas Western 81-80, 2OT
1967: lost to Houston 66-53; beat Louisville 70-68
1971: beat Houston 78-77; beat Drake 73-71; lost to UCLA 68-60; lost to Western Kentucky 77-75. Final Four
1974: beat Creighton 55-54; beat Oral Roberts 93-90, OT; lost to Marquette 64-51; lost to UCLA 78-61. Final Four
1975: lost to Notre Dame 77-71
1978: lost to UCLA 83-76
1981: beat Mississippi 69-66; beat Arizona State 88-71; lost to Wichita State 66-65

Larry Brown
1984: beat Alcorn State 57-56; lost to Wake Forest 69-59
1985: beat Ohio U. 49-38; lost to Auburn 66-64
1986: beat North Carolina A&T 71-46; beat Temple 65-43; beat Michigan State 96-86, OT; beat North Carolina State 75-67; lost to Duke 71-67. Final Four
1987: beat Houston 66-55; beat Southwest Missouri State 67-63; lost to Georgetown 70-57
1988: beat Xavier, Ohio 85-72; beat Murray State 61-58; beat Vanderbilt 77-64; beat Kansas State 71-58; beat Duke 66-59; beat Oklahoma 83-79. NCAA champion

Roy Williams
1990: beat Robert Morris 79-71; lost to UCLA 71-70
1991: beat New Orleans 55-49; beat Pittsburgh 77-66; beat Indiana 83-65; beat Arkansas 93-81; beat North Carolina 79-73; lost to Duke 72-65. NCAA runnerup
1992: beat Howard U. 100-67; lost to Texas-El Paso 66-60.
1993: beat Ball State 94-72; beat Brigham Young 90-76; beat California 93-76; beat Indiana 83-77; lost to North Carolina 78-68. Final Four
1994: beat Tennessee-Chattanooga 102-73; beat Wake Forest 69-58; lost to Purdue 83-78
1995: beat Colgate 82-68; beat Western Kentucky 75-70; lost to Virginia 67-58
1996: beat South Carolina State 92-54; beat Santa Clara 76-51; beat Arizona 83-80; lost to Syracuse 60-57
1997: beat Jackson State 78-64; beat Purdue 75-61; lost to Arizona 85-82
1998: beat Prairie View 110-52; lost to Rhode Island 80-75
1999: beat Evansville 95-74; lost to Kentucky 92-88, OT
2000: beat DePaul 81-77, OT; lost to Duke 69-64
2001: beat Cal State Northridge 99-75; beat Syracuse 87-58; lost to Illinois 80-64
2002: beat Holy Cross 70-59; beat Stanford 86-63; beat Illinois 73-69; beat Oregon 104-86; lost to Maryland 97-88. Final Four
2003: beat Utah State 64-61; beat Arizona State 108-76; beat Duke 69-65; beat Arizona 78-75. Final Four

Marquette (32-23)
Jack Nagle
1955: beat Miami, Ohio 90-79; beat Kentucky 79-71; lost to Iowa 86-81.

Eddie Hickey
1959: beat Bowling Green 89-71; lost to Michigan State 74-69; lost to Kentucky 98-69
1961: lost to Houston 77-61

Al McGuire
1968: beat Bowling Green 72-71; lost to Kentucky 107-89; beat East Tennessee State 69-57
1969: beat Murray State 82-62; beat Kentucky 81-74; lost to Purdue 75-73, OT
1971: beat Miami, Ohio 62-47; lost to Ohio State 60-59; beat Kentucky 91-74
1972: beat Ohio University 73-49; lost to Kentucky 85-69; lost to Minnesota 77-72
1973: beat Miami, Ohio 77-62; lost to Indiana 75-69; beat Austin Peay 88-73
1974: beat Ohio University 85-59; beat Vanderbilt 69-61; beat Michigan 72-70; beat Kansas 64-51; lost to North Carolina State 76-64
1975: lost to Kentucky 76-54
1976: beat Western Kentucky 79-60; beat Western Michigan 62-57; lost to Indiana 65-56
1977: beat Cincinnati 66-51; beat Kansas State 67-66; beat Wake Forest 82-68; beat North Carolina Charlotte 51-49; beat North Carolina 67-59. NCAA champion

Hank Raymonds
1978: lost to Miami, Ohio 84-81, OT
1979: beat Pacific 73-48; lost to DePaul 62-56
1980: lost to Villanova 77-59
1982: beat Evansville 67-62; lost to Missouri 73-69
1983: lost to Tennessee 57-56

Kevin O'Neill
1993: lost to Oklahoma State 74-62
1994: beat Southwestern Louisiana 81-59; beat Kentucky 75-63; lost to Duke 59-49

Mike Deane
1996: beat Monmouth, N.J. 68-44; lost to Arkansas 65-56
1997: lost to Providence 81-59

Tom Crean
2002: lost to Tulsa 71-69
2003: beat Holy Cross 72-68; beat Missouri 101-92, OT; beat Pittsburgh 77-74; beat Kentucky 83-69. Final Four

Syracuse (44-28)
Marc Guley
1957: beat Connecticut 82-76; beat Lafayette 75-71; lost to North Carolina 67-58

Fred Lewis
1966: beat Davidson 94-78; lost to Duke 91-81

Roy Danforth
1973: beat Furman 83-82; lost to Maryland 91-75; beat Pennsylvania 69-68
1974: lost to Oral Roberts 86-82, OT
1975: beat La Salle 87-83, OT; beat North Carolina 78-76; beat Kansas State 95-87, OT; lost to Kentucky 95-79; lost to Louisville 96-88, OT. Final Four
1976: lost to Texas Tech 69-56

Jim Boeheim
1977: beat Tennessee 93-88, OT; lost to North Carolina Charlotte 81-59
1978: lost to Western Kentucky 87-86, OT
1979: beat Connecticut 89-81; lost to Pennsylvania 84-76
1980: beat Villanova 97-83; lost to Iowa 88-77
1983: beat Morehead State 74-59; lost to Ohio State 79-74
1984: beat Virginia Commonwealth 78-63; lost to Virginia 63-55
1985: beat DePaul 70-65; lost to Georgia Tech 70-53
1986: beat Brown 101-52; lost to Navy 97-85
1987: beat Georgia Southern 79-73; beat Western Kentucky 104-86; beat Florida 87-81; beat North Carolina 79-75; beat Providence 77-63; lost to Indiana 74-73. NCAA runnerup
1988: beat North Carolina A&T 69-55; lost to Rhode Island 97-94
1989: beat Bucknell 104-81; beat Colorado State 65-50; beat Missouri 83-80; lost to Illinois 89-86
1990: beat Coppin State 70-48; beat Virginia 63-61; lost to Minnesota 82-75
1991: lost to Richmond 73-69
1992: beat Princeton 51-43; lost to Massachusetts 77-71, OT
1994: beat Hawaii 92-78; beat Wisconsin-Green Bay 64-59; lost to Missouri 98-88, OT
1995: beat Southern Illinois 96-92; lost to Arkansas 96-94, OT
1996: beat Montana State 88-55; beat Drexel 69-58; beat Georgia 83-81, OT; beat Kansas 60-57; beat Mississippi State 77-69; lost to Kentucky 76-67. NCAA runnerup
1998: beat Iona 63-61; beat New Mexico 56-46; lost to Duke 80-67
1999: lost to Oklahoma State 69-61
2000: beat Samford 79-65; beat Kentucky 52-50; lost to Michigan State 75-58
2001: beat Hawaii 79-69; lost to Kansas 87-58
2003: beat Manhattan 76-65; beat Oklahoma State 68-56; beat Auburn 79-78; beat Oklahoma 63-47. Final Four

Texas (23-23)
Jack Gray
1939: lost to Oregon 56-41; lost to Utah State 51-49
1947: beat Wyoming 42-40; lost to Oklahoma 55-54; beat CCNY 54-50. Final Four

Bully Gilstrap
1943: beat Washington 59-55; lost to Wyoming 58-54. Final Four

Harold Bradley
1960: lost to Kansas 90-81; lost to DePaul 67-61
1963: beat Texas Western 65-47; lost to Cincinnati 73-68; beat Oklahoma City 90-83

Leon Black.
1972: beat Houston 85-74; lost to Kansas State 66-55; lost to Southwestern Louisiana 100-70
1974: lost to Creighton 77-61

Abe Lemons
1979: lost to Oklahoma 90-76

Tom Penders
1989: beat Georgia Tech 76-70; lost to Missouri 108-89
1990: beat Georgia 100-88; beat Purdue 73-72; beat Xavier, Ohio 74-71; lost to Arkansas 88-85
1991: beat St. Peter's 73-65; lost to St. John's 84-76
1992: lost to Iowa 98-92
1994: beat Western Kentucky 91-77; lost to Michigan 84-79
1995: beat Oregon 90-73; lost to Maryland 82-68
1996: beat Michigan 80-76; lost to Wake Forest 65-62
1997: beat Wisconsin 71-58; beat Coppin State 82-81; lost to Louisville 78-63

Rick Barnes
1999: lost to Purdue 58-54
2000: beat Indiana State 77-61; lost to LSU 72-67
2001: lost to Temple 79-65
2002: beat Boston College 70-57; beat Mississippi State 68-64; lost to Oregon 72-70
2003: beat North Carolina-Asheville 82-61; beat Purdue 77-67; beat Connecticut 82-78; beat Michigan State 85-76. Final Four