1994 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament

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1994 NCAA Division II
men's basketball tournament
Teams48
Finals site Springfield, Massachusetts
Champions Bakersfield State Roadrunners (2nd title)
Runner-up Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles (1st title game)
Semifinalists
Winning coach Pat Douglass (2nd title)
MOP Stan Gouard (Southern Indiana)
Attendance35,599
NCAA Division II men's tournaments
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The 1994 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament involved 48 schools playing in a single-elimination tournament to determine the national champion of men's NCAA   Division II   college basketball as a culmination of the 1993–94 NCAA Division II men's basketball season. It was won by California State University, Bakersfield and Southern Indiana's Stan Gouard was the Most Outstanding Player.

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1994 NCAA Division II Men's sites - regionals (cyan) Elite Eight (red)

Regional participants

SchoolOutcome
Carson-Newman First round
Elizabeth City State Third Place
Longwood Fourth Place
Mars Hill First round
Norfolk State Regional Champion
Virginia Union Runner-up
SchoolOutcome
Central Missouri State Third Place
Missouri Western First round
North Alabama Runner-up
Washburn Regional Champion
West Georgia First round
West Texas A&M Fourth Place
SchoolOutcome
Alaska–Anchorage Third Place
Cal State Bakersfield Regional Champion
Grand Canyon First round
San Francisco State Fourth Place
Seattle Pacific First round
UC Riverside Runner-up
SchoolOutcome
California (PA) Runner-up
Edinboro Fourth Place
Gannon Third Place
Indiana (PA) Regional Champion
Millersville First round
West Chester First round
SchoolOutcome
Kentucky Wesleyan Third Place
Oakland Fourth Place
Quincy First round
Saint Joseph's (IN) First round
Southern Indiana Regional Champion
Wayne State (MI) Runner-up
SchoolOutcome
Denver First round
Fort Hays State First round
Mesa State Fourth Place
North Dakota Third Place
North Dakota State Runner-up
South Dakota Regional Champion
SchoolOutcome
American International Fourth Place
C. W. Post Third Place
Franklin Pierce First round
New Hampshire College Regional Champion
Philadelphia U Runner-up
Saint Anselm First round
SchoolOutcome
Alabama A&M Regional Champion
Eckerd Fourth Place
Lander First round
Paine Third Place
Tampa Runner-up
Wofford First round

*denotes tie

Regionals

South Atlantic - Fayetteville, North Carolina

Location: Felton J. Capel Arena Hosts: Virginia Union University and Fayetteville State University

First round - at higher seed
Round of 48
March 8
Regional semifinals
Round of 32
March 11
Regional Final
Sweet 16
March 12
         
1 Virginia Union88
5 Elizabeth City State 71
4 Mars Hill 80
5 Elizabeth City State88
1 Virginia Union 69
2 Norfolk State71
3 Longwood76
6 Carson–Newman 63
2 Norfolk State61
3 Longwood 59

South Central - Topeka, Kansas

Location: Lee Arena Host: Washburn University

First round - at higher seed
Round of 48
March 8
Regional semifinals
Round of 32
March 11
Regional Final
Sweet 16
March 12
         
1 Washburn83
4 Central Missouri State 78
4 Central Missouri State112
5 West Georgia 109
1 Washburn92
2 North Alabama 73
3 West Texas A&M94
6 Missouri Western 82
2 North Alabama74
3 West Texas A&M 67

West - Riverside, California

Location: UCR Student Recreation Center Host: University of California, Riverside

First round - at higher seed
Round of 48
March 8
Regional semifinals
Round of 32
March 11
Regional Final
Sweet 16
March 12
         
1 UC Riverside78
4 San Francisco State 61
4 San Francisco State84*
5 Grand Canyon 79
1 UC Riverside 62
2 Cal State Bakersfield75
3 Alaska–Anchorage83
6 Seattle Pacific 77
2 Cal State Bakersfield92
3 Alaska–Anchorage 61

East - California, Pennsylvania

Location: Hamer Hall Host: California University of Pennsylvania

First round - at higher seed
Round of 48
March 8
Regional semifinals
Round of 32
March 11
Regional Final
Sweet 16
March 12
         
1 California (PA)65
4 Gannon 64
4 Gannon53
5 Millersville 52
1 California (PA) 76
2 Indiana (PA)80
3 Edinboro88
6 West Chester 67
2 Indiana (PA)90
3 Edinboro 77

Great Lakes - Evansville, Indiana

Location: Physical Activities Center Host: University of Southern Indiana

First round - at higher seed
Round of 48
March 8
Regional semifinals
Round of 32
March 12
Regional Final
Sweet 16
March 13
         
2 Wayne State (MI)99
6 Oakland 97
3 Quincy 98
6 Oakland105
2 Wayne State (MI) 84
1 Southern Indiana112
4 Kentucky Wesleyan56
5 Saint Joseph's (IN) 49
1 Southern Indiana78
4 Kentucky Wesleyan 67

North Central - Vermillion, South Dakota

Location: DakotaDome Host: University of South Dakota

First round - at higher seed
Round of 48
March 8
Regional semifinals
Round of 32
March 11
Regional Final
Sweet 16
March 12
         
1 South Dakota94
4 North Dakota 76
4 North Dakota87
5 Fort Hays State 80
1 South Dakota61
3 North Dakota State 58
3 North Dakota State87
6 Denver 72
3 North Dakota State75*
2 Mesa State 65

Northeast - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Location: Athletics and Recreation Center Host: Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science

First round - at higher seed
Round of 48
March 9
Regional semifinals
Round of 32
March 12
Regional Final
Sweet 16
March 13
         
1 Philadelphia U56
5 C.W. Post 54
4 Franklin Pierce 56
5 C.W. Post61
1 Philadelphia U 78
2 New Hampshire College79**
3 American International96
6 Saint Anselm 88
2 New Hampshire College90
3 American International 73

South - Normal, Alabama

Location: Elmore Gymnasium Host: Alabama A&M University

First round - at higher seed
Round of 48
March 8
Regional semifinals
Round of 32
March 12
Regional Final
Sweet 16
March 13
         
1 Alabama A&M110**
5 Paine 106
4 Lander 83
5 Paine92
1 Alabama A&M95
2 Tampa 90
3 Wofford 82
6 Eckerd94
2 Tampa83
6 Eckerd 61

*denotes each overtime played

Elite Eight - Springfield, Massachusetts

Location: Springfield Civic Center Hosts: American International College and Springfield College

National Quarterfinals
Elite Eight
March 23
National semifinals
Final Four
March 24
National Championship
March 26
         
Norfolk State 58
Washburn69
Washburn 64
Cal State Bakersfield67
Cal State Bakersfield87
Indiana (PA) 69
Cal State Bakersfield92
Southern Indiana 86
Southern Indiana98
South Dakota 77
Southern Indiana111
New Hampshire College 89
New Hampshire College100
Alabama A&M 90

*denotes each overtime played

All-tournament team

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