HISTORY OF TENNESSEE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

Updated 06/09/08

NET RESULT: EIGHT NCAA TITLES

NCAA FINAL FOUR
2008	Defeated LSU(Semifinal)	47-46
	Defeated Stanford (Championship)	64-48
2007	Defeated North Carolina (Semifinal)	64-68
	Defeated Rutgers (Championship)	59-46
2005	Lost to Michigan State (Semifinal)	56-50
2004	Defeated LSU (Semifinal)	52-50
	Lost to Connecticut (Championship)	51-70
2003	Defeated Duke (Semifinal)	66-56
	Lost to Connecticut (Championship)	68-73
2002	Lost to Connecticut (Semifinal)	56-79
2000	Defeated Rutgers (Semifinal)	64-54
	Lost to Connecticut (Championship)	52-71
1998	Defeated Arkansas (Semifinal)	86-58
	Defeated Louisiana Tech (Championship)	93-75
1997	Defeated Notre Dame (Semifinal)	80-66
	Defeated Old Dominion (Championship)	68-59
1996	Defeated Connecticut (Semifinal)	88-83 (OT)
	Defeated Georgia (Championship)	83-65
1995	Defeated Georgia (Semifinal)	73-51
	Lost to Connecticut (Championship)	64-70
1991	Defeated Stanford (Semifinal)	68-60
	Defeated Virginia (Championship)	70-67 (OT)
1989	Defeated Maryland (Semifinal)	77-65
	Defeated Auburn (Championship)	76-60
1988	Lost to Louisiana Tech (Semifinal)	59-68
1987	Defeated Long Beach State (Semifinal)	74-64
	Defeated Louisiana Tech (Championship)	67-44
1986	Lost to Southern Cal (Semifinal)	59-83
1984	Defeated Cheyney University (Semifinal)	82-73
	Lost to Southern Cal (Championship)	61-72
1982	Lost to Louisiana Tech (Semifinal)	46-69
NCAA REGIONALS
EAST
2005	Defeated Texas Tech (Semifinal)	75-59
�	Defeated Rutgers (Final)	59-49
1999	Defeated Virginia Tech (Semifinal)	68-52
	Lost to Duke (Final)	63-69
1996	Defeated Kansas (Semifinal)	92-71
	Defeated Virginia (Final)	52-46
1990	Defeated Clemson (Semifinal)	80-62
	Lost to Virginia (Final)	75-79 (OT)
1989	Defeated Virginia (Semifinal)	80-47
	Defeated Long Beach State (Final)	94-80
1988	Defeated James Madison (Semifinal)	72-52
	Defeated Virginia (Final)	84-76
MIDEAST
2007:	Defeated Marist (Semifinal)	65-46
	Defeated Ole Miss (Final)	98-62
2006:	Defeated Rutgers (Semifinal)	76-69
	Lost to North Carolina (Final)	63-75
2003	Defeated Penn State (Semifinal)	86-58
	Defeated Villanova (Final)	73-49
2001	Lost to Xavier (Semifinal)	65-80
2000	Defeated Virginia (Semifinal)	77-56
	Defeated Texas Tech (Final)	57-44
1998	Defeated Rutgers (Semifinal)	92-60
	Defeated North Carolina (Final)	76-70
1995	Defeated Western Kentucky (Semifinal)	87-65
	Defeated Texas Tech (Final)	80-59
1994	Lost to Louisiana Tech (Semifinal)	68-71
1993	Defeated North Carolina (Semifinal)	74-54
	Lost to Iowa (Final)	56-72
1992	Lost to Western Kentucky (Semifinal)	70-75
1991	Defeated Western Kentucky (Semifinal)	68-61
	Defeated Auburn (Final)	69-65
1987	Defeated Virginia (Semifinal)	66-58
	Defeated Auburn (Final)	77-61
1986	Defeated Georgia (Semifinal)	85-82
	Defeated LSU (Final)	67-65
1985	Lost to Mississippi (Semifinal)	60-63
1984	Defeated Alabama (Semifinal)	65-58
	Defeated Georgia (Final)	73-61
1983	Defeated Mississippi (Semifinal)	90-83 (3OT)
	Lost to Georgia (Final)	63-67
1982	Defeated Memphis State (Semifinal)	78-63
	Defeated Southern Cal (Final)	91-90 (OT)
MIDWEST
2008	Defeated Notre Dame (Semifinal)	74-64
	Defeated Texas A&M (Championship)	53-45
2004	Defeated Baylor (Semifinal)	71-69
	Defeated Stanford (Championship)	62-60
2002	Defeated Brigham Young (Semifinal)	68-57
	Defeated Vanderbilt (Championship)	68-63
1997	Defeated Colorado (Semifinal)	75-67
	Defeated Connecticut (Final)	91-81
NCAA SUB-REGIONAL
2008:	Defeated Oral Roberts	94-55
	Defeated Purdue	78-52
2007:	Defeated Drake	76-37
	Defeated Pittsburgh	68-54
2006:	Defeated Army	102-54
	Defeated George Washington	66-53
2005	Defeated Western Carolina	94-43
	Defeated Purdue	75-54
2004	Defeated Colgate	77-54
	Defeated DePaul	79-59
2003	Defeated Alabama State	95-43
	Defeated Virginia	81-51
2002	Defeated Georgia State	98-68
	Defeated Notre Dame	89-50
2001	Defeated Austin Peay	80-38
	Defeated St. Mary's (CA)	92-75
2000	Defeated Furman	90-38
	Defeated Arizona	75-60
1999	Defeated Appalachian State	113-54
	Defeated Boston College	89-62
1998	Defeated Liberty	102-58
	Defeated Western Kentucky	82-62
1997	Defeated Grambling State	91-54
	Defeated Oregon	76-59
1996	Defeated Radford	97-56
	Defeated Ohio State	97-65
1995	Defeated Florida A&M	96-59
	Defeated Florida International	70-44
NCAA OPENING ROUND
1994	Defeated Clemson	78-66
1994	Defeated North Carolina A&T	111-37
1993	Defeated Northwestern	89-66
1992	Defeated Rutgers	97-56
1991	Defeated SW Missouri	55-47
1990	Defeated Old Dominion	87-68
1989	Defeated LaSalle	91-61
1988	Defeated Wake Forest	94-66
1987	Defeated Tennessee Tech	95-59
1986	Defeated Iowa	73-68
1985	Defeated Virginia	65-55
1984	Defeated Middle Tennessee State	70-52
1983	Defeated South Carolina State	86-51
1982	Defeated Jackson State	72-56
FINAL FOUR: Won 21, Lost 10 (1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 3rd, 3rd, 3rd, 3rd)
REGIONALS: Won 37, Lost 9
SUB-REGIONALS: Won 23, Lost 0
FIRST ROUND: Won 15, Lost 0
TOTAL: Won 104 games, Lost 19 games (.846 NCAA percentage)
HISTORY OF TENNESSEE IN THE AIAW CHAMPIONSHIPS
AIAW FINAL FOUR
1981	Defeated Old Dominion (Semifinals)	68-65
	Lost to Louisiana Tech (Championship)	59-79
1980	Defeated South Carolina (Semifinals)	75-72
	Lost to Old Dominion (Championship)	53-68
1979	Lost to Louisiana Tech (Semifinals)	84-102
	Defeated UCLA (Consol-Final)	104-86
1977	Lost to Delta State (Semifinals)	58-62
	Defeated Immaculata (Consol-Final)	91-62
AIAW REGIONALS
SOUTH
1981	Defeated Illinois State (Semifinals)	78-53
	Defeated Maryland (Final)	79-67
1978	Lost to Maryland (Semifinals)	69-75
	Lost to Valdosta State (Consol)	80-83
EAST
1980	Defeated Kansas State (Semifinals)	84-64
	Defeated Maryland (Final)	93-76
1979	Defeated Rutgers (Semifinals)	79-68
	Defeated Fordham (Final)	76-54
ROUND OF 16
1977	Defeated Michigan State	76-62
	Defeated Kansas State	81-69
OVERALL AIAW RECORD/FINISH
FINAL FOUR: Won 4 games, Lost 4 games (2nd, 2nd, 3rd, 3rd)
REGIONALS: Won 8 games, Lost 2 games
TOTALS: Won 12 games, Lost 6 games (.667 AIAW percentage)
COMBINED AIAW & NCAA TOTALS
Won 110, Lost 25 .815 NCAA/AIAW Combined Tennessee has been in postseason play 31 consecutive years, including 22 Final Fours and 14 title games.