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Men's Basketball

2025 NCAA Tournament

🏆 Florida 65-63 Houston

Final Four: Florida • Houston • Auburn • Duke

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1Auburn
16Alabama State
8Louisville
9Creighton
5Michigan
12UC San Diego
4Texas A&M
13Yale
6North Carolina
11Ole Miss
3Iowa State
14Lipscomb
7Marquette
10New Mexico
2Michigan State
15Bryant
1Florida
16Norfolk State
8UConn
9Oklahoma
5Memphis
12Colorado State
4Maryland
13Grand Canyon
6Missouri
11Drake
3Texas Tech
14UNC Wilmington
7Kansas
10Arkansas
2St. John's
15Omaha
Auburn
Creighton
Michigan
Texas A&M
Ole Miss
Iowa State
New Mexico
Michigan State
Florida
UConn
Colorado State
Maryland
Drake
Texas Tech
Arkansas
St. John's
Auburn
Michigan
Ole Miss
Michigan State
Florida
Maryland
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Auburn
Michigan State
Florida
Texas Tech
Semi-Final
Auburn
Florida
Championship
Florida
Houston
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Florida
Semi-Final
Duke
Houston
1Duke
16Mount St. Mary's
8Baylor
9Mississippi State
5Oregon
12Liberty
4Arizona
13Akron
6BYU
11VCU
3Wisconsin
14Montana
7Saint Mary's
10Vanderbilt
2Alabama
15Robert Morris
1Houston
16SIUE
8Georgia
9Gonzaga
5Clemson
12McNeese
4Purdue
13High Point
6Xavier
11Illinois
3Kentucky
14Troy
7UCLA
10Utah State
2Tennessee
15Wofford
Duke
Baylor
Oregon
Arizona
BYU
Wisconsin
Saint Mary's
Alabama
Houston
Gonzaga
McNeese
Purdue
Illinois
Kentucky
UCLA
Tennessee
Duke
Arizona
BYU
Alabama
Houston
Purdue
Kentucky
Tennessee
Duke
Alabama
Houston
Tennessee
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 2025 NCAA Tournament?

Florida won the 2025 NCAA Tournament, defeating Houston 65-63 in the championship game.

Who were the 2025 Final Four teams?

The 2025 Final Four teams were Florida, Houston, Auburn, Duke.

How does the NCAA Tournament bracket work?

The NCAA Tournament is a 68-team single-elimination tournament. After the First Four play-in games, 64 teams compete in a bracket divided into four regions (East, West, South, Midwest). Each region has 16 teams seeded 1-16. Teams play through the Round of 64, Round of 32, Sweet 16, Elite Eight, and Final Four to reach the championship game.

What do the seeds mean in March Madness?

Seeds rank teams 1-16 in each region based on their regular season performance. The #1 seed is the strongest team in that region, while #16 is the weakest. Higher seeds play lower seeds in early rounds (1 vs 16, 2 vs 15, etc.), giving better teams an advantage. Historically, 1-seeds are most likely to reach the Final Four.

How do I fill out a March Madness bracket?

To fill out a bracket, pick a winner for each of the 63 games. Start with the Round of 64 matchups and advance your picks through each round until you've chosen a champion. Consider team seeds, recent performance, matchup history, and injuries. Many use strategies like avoiding all 12-seeds beating 5-seeds or picking at least one Cinderella team.

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