2000 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament qualifying teams

Last updated
2000 qualifying teams
Total teams64
Automatic bids31
At-large bids33
Regional top seeds Arizona (W), Duke (E), Michigan State (MW), Stanford (S)
ChampionMichigan State
NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament
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This is a list of qualifying teams in the 2000 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament. [1] A total of 64 teams entered the tournament. Twenty-nine of the teams earned automatic bids by winning their conference tournaments. The automatic bids of the Ivy League and Pacific-10, which did not conduct a postseason tournament, went to their regular season champion. The remaining 33 teams were granted at-large bids, which were extended by the NCAA Selection Committee. All teams were seeded within their assigned region from 1 to 16, which was disclosed, while the Selection Committee seeded the entire field from 1 to 64, which was not disclosed.

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Qualifying teams

Automatic bids

Automatic bids to the tournament were granted for winning a conference championship tournament, except for the automatic bid of the Ivy League and Pac-10 given to the regular season champion. Seeds listed were seeds within the conference tournaments. Runners-up in bold face were given at-large berths.

Automatic bids
Qualifying schoolRecord (Conf.)Last app.Conference
regular season		Regular season
second place		Second place
record (Conf.)
Penn 21–7 (14–0) 1998 Ivy League Princeton 19–10 (11–3)
Arizona 26–6 (15–3) 1999 Pac-10 [2] Stanford 26–3 (15–3)
Qualifying schoolRecord (Conf.)SeedLast app.Conference
tournament		Conf. finals
runner-up		Runner-up
record (Conf.)		Runner-up
seed
Duke 27–4 (15–1)1 1999 ACC [3] North Carolina 18–13 (9–7)4
Hofstra 24–6 (16–2)1 1977 America East Maine 24–7 (15–3)2
Temple 26–5 (14–2)E1 1999 Atlantic 10 St. Bonaventure 21–9 (11–5)E2
Iowa State 29–4 (14–2)1 2000 Big 12 [4] Oklahoma 26–6 (12–4)3
St. John's 24–7 (12–4)3 1999 Big East Connecticut 24–9 (10–6)4
Northern Arizona 20–10 (11–5)3 1998 Big Sky Cal State Northridge 20–9 (10–6)4
Winthrop 21–8 (11–3)2 1999 Big South UNC Asheville 11–18 (7–7)3
Michigan State 26–7 (13–3)1 1999 Big Ten Illinois 21–9 (11–5)3
Utah State 28–5 (16–0)E1 1998 Big West New Mexico State 22–9 (11–5)E2
UNC Wilmington 18–12 (8–8)4Never CAA Richmond 18–12 (11–5)3
Saint Louis 19–13 (7–9)9 1998 C-USA DePaul 21–11 (9–7)3
Iona 20–10 (13–5)2 2000 MAAC Siena 24–9 (15–3)1
Ball State 22–8 (11–7)2 1995 MAC Miami (OH) 15–15 (8–10)9
Butler 23–7 (12–2)1 1998 MCC Detroit 20–12 (8–6)3
South Carolina State 20–13 (14–4)1 1998 MEAC [5] Coppin State 15–15 (13–5)2
Valparaiso 19–12 (10–6)1 1999 Mid-Con Southern Utah 16–13 (10–6)2
Creighton 23–9 (11–7)4 1999 Missouri Valley SW Missouri State 23–11 (13–5)2
UNLV 23–8 (10–4)1 1998 Mountain West New Mexico 22–11 (7–7)6
Central Connecticut State 21–9 (15–5)2Never Northeast Robert Morris 18–12 (13–5)3
Southeast Missouri State 24–6 (14–4)2Never Ohio Valley [6] Murray State 23–9 (14–4)1
Lafayette 24–6 (11–1)2 1999 Patriot Navy 23–6 (11–1)1
Arkansas 19–14 (7–9)W3 1999 SEC Auburn 23–9 (9–7)W2
Appalachian State 19–11 (10–6)1N 1979 Southern College of Charleston 24–6 (13–3)1S
Lamar 15–15 (8–10)7 1983 Southland Northwestern State 17–13 (11–7)4
Western Kentucky 24–6 (14–2)1E 1995 Sun Belt South Alabama 22–11 (11–5)1W
Alabama State 22–8 (15–3)1Never SWAC Alcorn State 15–15 (13–5)3
Georgia State 28–4 (16–2)1 1991 TAAC Troy State 19–12 (12–6)2
Hawaii 17–13 (8–8)5 1994 WAC Tulsa 21–11 (10–6)2
Gonzaga 24–8 (11–3)2 1999 West Coast Pepperdine 24–8 (12–2)1

At-large bids

SchoolConferenceAppearanceLast bid
Arizona Pac-10 20th 2000
Arkansas SEC 26th 2000
California Pac-10 11th 1997
Cincinnati C-USA 20th 2000
Creighton Missouri Valley 12th 2000
Florida SEC 8th 2000
Fresno State WAC 5th 2000
Georgetown Big East 22nd 1997
Georgia SEC 8th 1997
Georgia Tech ACC 12th 1996
Illinois Big Ten 21st 2000
Indiana Big Ten 30th 2000
Iowa State Big 12 12th 2000
Kansas Big 12 30th 2000
Maryland ACC 18th 2000
Michigan State Big Ten 15th 2000
Missouri Big 12 19th 2000
North Carolina ACC 35th 2000
Notre Dame Big East 25th 1990
Ohio State Big Ten 21st 2000
Oklahoma State Big 12 18th 2000
Ole Miss SEC 5th 1999
Penn State Big Ten 8th 1996
Providence Big East 14th 1997
Saint Joseph's Atlantic 10 16th 1997
Syracuse Big East 27th 2000
Tennessee SEC 13th 2000
Texas Big 12 19th 2000
UCLA Pac-10 37th 2000
USC Pac-10 11th 1997
Virginia ACC 15th 1997
Wake Forest ACC 16th 2000
Wisconsin Big Ten 7th 2000
Xavier Atlantic 10 13th 1998

Listed by region and seeding

Bids by conference

BidsConferenceSchools
7 Big Ten Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin
6 ACC Duke, Georgia Tech, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, Wake Forest
Big 12 Iowa State, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas
SEC Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Tennessee
5 Big East Boston College, Georgetown, Notre Dame, Providence, Syracuse
Pac-10 Arizona, California, Stanford, UCLA, USC
3 Atlantic 10 Saint Joseph's, Temple, Xavier
2 C-USA Charlotte, Cincinnati
Missouri Valley Creighton, Indiana State
WAC Fresno State, Hawaii
121 other conferences

Bids by state

BidsStateSchool(s)
6 California Cal State Northridge, California, Fresno State, Stanford, UCLA, USC
5 North Carolina Charlotte, Duke, North Carolina, UNC Greensboro, Wake Forest
4 Illinois Eastern Illinois, Illinois
Indiana Butler, Indiana, Indiana State, Notre Dame
Iowa Iowa, Iowa State
Ohio Cincinnati, Kent State, Ohio State, Xavier
3 Georgia Georgia, Georgia State, Georgia Tech
New York Hofstra, Iona, Syracuse
Pennsylvania Penn State, Saint Joseph's, Temple
Utah BYU, Southern Utah, Utah State
Virginia George Mason, Hampton, Virginia
2 Kentucky Kentucky, Western Kentucky
Massachusetts Boston College, Holy Cross
New Jersey Monmouth, Princeton
Oklahoma Oklahoma, Oklahoma State
1 Alabama Alabama State
Arizona Arizona
Arkansas Arkansas
Florida Florida
Hawaii Hawaii
Kansas Kansas
Louisiana Northwestern State
Maryland Maryland
Michigan Michigan State
Mississippi Ole Miss
Missouri Missouri
Nebraska Creighton
Rhode Island Providence
South Carolina Winthrop
Tennessee Tennessee
Texas Texas
Washington Gonzaga
Washington, D.C. Georgetown
Wisconsin Wisconsin

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