2001 WAC men's basketball tournament

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2001 WAC men's basketball tournament
Classification Division I
Season 200001
Teams9
Site Reynolds Center
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Champions Hawaii (2nd title)
MVP Carl English (Hawaii)
  2000
2002  
2000–01 WAC men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Fresno State 133 .813267  .788
Tulsa 106 .6252611  .703
UTEP 106 .625239  .719
TCU 97 .5632011  .645
Hawaii88 .5001714  .548
SMU 88 .5001812  .600
San Jose State 610 .3751414  .500
Rice 511 .3131416  .467
Nevada 313 .1881018  .357
2001 WAC tournament winner

The 2001 WAC men's basketball tournament was held in the Reynolds Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The winners of the tournament were the #5 seeded Hawaii. [1]

Bracket

First round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
            
1 Fresno State 60
8 Rice 52
8 Rice 60
9 Nevada 44
1 Fresno State 67
5 Hawaii 76
5 Hawaii 99
4 TCU 79
5 Hawaii 78
2 Tulsa 72*
3 UTEP 74
6 SMU 70
3 UTEP 56
2 Tulsa 59
2 Tulsa 64
7 San Jose State 53

* - denotes overtime period

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References

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