2017 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament qualifying teams

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2017 qualifying teams
Total teams68
Automatic bids32
At-large bids36
Top seed Villanova
Champion North Carolina
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This is a list of qualifying teams for the 2017 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament. A total of 68 teams participated in the tournament. Thirty-two of the teams earned automatic bids by winning their conference tournaments. The remaining 36 teams were granted at-large bids, which were extended by the NCAA Selection Committee. All teams were seeded 1 to 16 within their regionals, while the Selection Committee seeded the entire field from 1 to 68. [1] [2]

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Qualifying teams

Automatic bids

Seeds listed were seeds within the conference tournaments. Conference championship runners-up in bold face were given at-large berths.

Automatic bids
Qualifying schoolRecord (Conf.)SeedLast app.Conference
tournament
Conf. finals
runner-up
Runner-up
record (Conf.)
Runner-up
seed
Jacksonville State 20–14 (9–7)4Never Ohio Valley UT Martin 21–12 (10–6)2
Winthrop 26–6 (15–3)12010 Big South Campbell 17–17 (7–11)7
Wichita State 30–4 (17–1)22016 Missouri Valley Illinois State 27–6 (17–1)1
Florida Gulf Coast 26–7 (12–2)12016 Atlantic Sun North Florida 15–19 (8–6)3
UNC Wilmington 29–5 (15–3)12016 CAA College of Charleston 25–9 (14–4)2
East Tennessee State 27–7 (14–4)32010 Southern UNC Greensboro 25–9 (14–4)1
Iona 22–12 (12–8)32016 MAAC Siena 17–17 (12–8)4
Northern Kentucky 24–10 (12–6)4Never Horizon Milwaukee 11–24 (4–14)10
Mount St. Mary's 19–15 (14–4)12014 Northeast Saint Francis (PA) 16–16 (11–7)4
South Dakota State 18–16 (8–8)42016 Summit Omaha 18–14 (9–7)3
Gonzaga 32–1 (17–1)12016 West Coast Saint Mary's 28–4 (16–2)2
Bucknell 26–8 (15–3)12013 Patriot Lehigh 20–12 (12–6)3
Vermont 29–5 (16–0)12012 America East Albany 21–13 (10–6)3
North Carolina Central 25–8 (13–3)12014 MEAC Norfolk State 17–16 (12–4)2
Villanova 31–3 (15–3)12016 Big East Creighton 25–9 (10–8)6
Iowa State 23–10 (12–6)42016 Big 12 West Virginia 26–8 (12–6)2
Nevada 28–6 (14–4)12007 Mountain West Colorado State 23–11 (13–5)2
Texas Southern 23–11 (16–2)12015 SWAC Alcorn State 18–14 (13–5)2
Kent State 22–13 (10–8)62008 MAC Akron 26–8 (14–4)1
Middle Tennessee 30–4 (17–1)12016 C-USA Marshall 20–15 (10–8)6
North Dakota 22–9 (14–4)1Never Big Sky Weber State 19–12 (12–6)3
Duke 27–8 (11–7)52016 ACC Notre Dame 25–9 (12–6)3
New Orleans 20–11 (13–5)11996 Southland Texas A&M–Corpus Christi 20–11 (12–6)2
Arizona 30–4 (16–2)22016 Pac-12 Oregon 29–5 (16–2)1
New Mexico State 28–5 (11–3)22015 WAC Cal State Bakersfield 22–9 (12–2)1
UC Davis 22–12 (11–5)2Never Big West UC Irvine 21–14 (12–4)1
Princeton 23–6 (14–0)12011 Ivy League Yale 18–11 (9–5)3
Rhode Island 24–9 (13–5)41999 Atlantic 10 VCU 26–8 (14–4)2
Kentucky 29–5 (16–2)12016 SEC Arkansas 25–9 (12–6)3
Troy 22–14 (10–8)62003 Sun Belt Texas State 20–13 (11–7)4
Michigan 24–11 (10–8)82016 Big Ten Wisconsin 25–8 (12–6)2
SMU 30–4 (17–1)12015 American Cincinnati 29–5 (16–2)2

Conferences with multiple bids

BidsConferenceSchools
9 ACC Duke, Florida State, Louisville, Miami, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest
7 Big East Villanova, Butler, Creighton, Marquette, Providence, Seton Hall, Xavier
7 Big Ten Michigan, Maryland, Michigan State, Minnesota, Northwestern, Purdue, Wisconsin
6 Big 12 Iowa State, Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, West Virginia
5 SEC Kentucky, Arkansas, Florida, South Carolina, Vanderbilt
4 Pac-12 Arizona, Oregon, UCLA, USC
3 Atlantic 10 Rhode Island, Dayton, VCU
2 American SMU, Cincinnati
2 WCC Gonzaga, St. Mary's
122 other conferencesSee Automatic Bids

Bids by state

BidsStateSchool(s)
2 Alabama Jacksonville State, Troy
1 Arizona Arizona
1 Arkansas Arkansas
4 California St. Mary's, UC Davis, UCLA, USC
4 Florida Florida, Florida Gulf Coast, Florida State, Miami
1 Illinois Northwestern
3 Indiana Butler, Notre Dame, Purdue
1 Iowa Iowa State
3 Kansas Kansas, Kansas State, Wichita State
3 Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky, Northern Kentucky
1 Louisiana New Orleans
2 Maryland Maryland, Mount St. Mary's
2 Michigan Michigan, Michigan State
1 Minnesota Minnesota
1 Nebraska Creighton
1 Nevada Nevada
2 New Jersey Princeton, Seton Hall
1 New Mexico New Mexico State
1 New York Iona
5 North Carolina Duke, North Carolina, North Carolina Central, UNC Wilmington, Wake Forest
1 North Dakota North Dakota
4 Ohio Cincinnati, Dayton, Kent State, Xavier
1 Oklahoma Oklahoma State
1 Oregon Oregon
2 Pennsylvania Bucknell, Villanova
2 Rhode Island Providence, Rhode Island
2 South Carolina South Carolina, Winthrop
1 South Dakota South Dakota State
3 Tennessee East Tennessee State, Middle Tennessee, Vanderbilt
3 Texas Baylor, SMU, Texas Southern
1 Vermont Vermont
3 Virginia Virginia, VCU, Virginia Tech
1 Washington Gonzaga
1 West Virginia West Virginia
2 Wisconsin Marquette, Wisconsin

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