Fill My Bracket

Fill My Bracket starts a full March Madness bracket from five questions.

Has a team ever won March Madness two years in a row?

Yes. Eight schools have done it. UConn did it most recently, in 2023 and 2024.

128 days until Selection Sunday, Sunday, March 14, 2027.

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The three since 1985

SchoolYearsTitle games
Duke1991, 1992Beat Kansas 72 to 65, then Michigan 71 to 51
Florida2006, 2007Beat UCLA 73 to 57, then Ohio State 84 to 75
UConn2023, 2024Beat San Diego State 76 to 59, then Purdue 75 to 60

Winning once is hard. The next year, every team aims at you.

Every back-to-back champion

SchoolYears
Oklahoma State1945, 1946, as Oklahoma A&M
Kentucky1948, 1949
San Francisco1955, 1956
Cincinnati1961, 1962
UCLA1964, 1965
UCLA1967 to 1973, seven in a row
Duke1991, 1992
Florida2006, 2007
UConn2023, 2024

UCLA owns the record. Seven straight titles is the longest run ever.

No other school has won more than two in a row.

How we counted

Counted from the site’s champions list, 1939 to 2026.

There was no tournament in 2020.

See every champion on the March Madness champions list.

Five questions start your bracket. Your picks finish it.

The picker opens on Selection Sunday, March 14, 2027. Name your favorite and your upsets.

Common questions

Has a team ever won March Madness two years in a row?

Yes. Eight schools have won two straight titles. The most recent is UConn, in 2023 and 2024.

Which team won March Madness the most years in a row?

UCLA won seven titles in a row, from 1967 to 1973. No other school has won more than two in a row.

Who was the last team to win two years in a row?

UConn. UConn beat San Diego State in 2023 and Purdue in 2024.

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