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March Madness champions list

Florida won the 2025 title. Florida beat Houston 65 to 63. Every champion is listed below, newest first.

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

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Every champion by year

YearChampionRunner-upScore
2025FloridaHouston65–63
2024UConnPurdue75–60
2023UConnSan Diego State76–59
2022KansasNorth Carolina72–69
2021BaylorGonzaga86–70
2020No tournament
2019VirginiaTexas Tech85–77 (OT)
2018VillanovaMichigan79–62
2017North CarolinaGonzaga71–65
2016VillanovaNorth Carolina77–74
2015DukeWisconsin68–63
2014UConnKentucky60–54
2013Louisville (vacated)Michigan82–76
2012KentuckyKansas67–59
2011UConnButler53–41
2010DukeButler61–59
2009North CarolinaMichigan State89–72
2008KansasMemphis75–68 (OT)
2007FloridaOhio State84–75
2006FloridaUCLA73–57
2005North CarolinaIllinois75–70
2004UConnGeorgia Tech82–73
2003SyracuseKansas81–78
2002MarylandIndiana64–52
2001DukeArizona82–72
2000Michigan StateFlorida89–76
1999UConnDuke77–74
1998KentuckyUtah78–69
1997ArizonaKentucky84–79 (OT)
1996KentuckySyracuse76–67
1995UCLAArkansas89–78
1994ArkansasDuke76–72
1993North CarolinaMichigan77–71
1992DukeMichigan71–51
1991DukeKansas72–65
1990UNLVDuke103–73
1989MichiganSeton Hall80–79 (OT)
1988KansasOklahoma83–79
1987IndianaSyracuse74–73
1986LouisvilleDuke72–69
1985VillanovaGeorgetown66–64
1984GeorgetownHouston84–75
1983NC StateHouston54–52
1982North CarolinaGeorgetown63–62
1981IndianaNorth Carolina63–50
1980LouisvilleUCLA59–54
1979Michigan StateIndiana State75–64
1978KentuckyDuke94–88
1977MarquetteNorth Carolina67–59
1976IndianaMichigan86–68
1975UCLAKentucky92–85
1974NC StateMarquette76–64
1973UCLAMemphis State87–66
1972UCLAFlorida State81–76
1971UCLAVillanova68–62
1970UCLAJacksonville80–69
1969UCLAPurdue92–72
1968UCLANorth Carolina78–55
1967UCLADayton79–64
1966Texas WesternKentucky72–65
1965UCLAMichigan91–80
1964UCLADuke98–83
1963Loyola ChicagoCincinnati60–58 (OT)
1962CincinnatiOhio State71–59
1961CincinnatiOhio State70–65 (OT)
1960Ohio StateCalifornia75–55
1959CaliforniaWest Virginia71–70
1958KentuckySeattle84–72
1957North CarolinaKansas54–53 (3OT)
1956San FranciscoIowa83–71
1955San FranciscoLa Salle77–63
1954La SalleBradley92–76
1953IndianaKansas69–68
1952KansasSt. John's80–63
1951KentuckyKansas State68–58
1950CCNYBradley71–68
1949KentuckyOklahoma A&M46–36
1948KentuckyBaylor58–42
1947Holy CrossOklahoma58–47
1946Oklahoma A&MNorth Carolina43–40
1945Oklahoma A&MNYU49–45
1944UtahDartmouth42–40 (OT)
1943WyomingGeorgetown46–34
1942StanfordDartmouth53–38
1941WisconsinWashington State39–34
1940IndianaKansas60–42
1939OregonOhio State46–33

The men’s tournament, 1939 to 2025.

No tournament in 2020.

Louisville won in 2013. The NCAA later vacated that title.

For your picks

UCLA has the most titles, with 11.

New schools still break through. Virginia won its first in 2019.

You name your champion. This list is the data for that call.

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

Who won March Madness in 2025?

Florida. Florida beat Houston 65 to 63 in the title game.

Which school has won the most March Madness titles?

UCLA, with 11 titles. Kentucky is next, with 8.

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