NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament all-time team records

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This is a list of NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament all-time records, updated through the 2018 Tournament. [1] Schools whose names are italicized are no longer in Division I, and can no longer be included in the tournament. Teams with (*) have had games vacated due to NCAA rules violations. The records do include vacated games.

National Collegiate Athletic Association Non-profit organization that regulates many American college athletes and programs

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a non-profit organization which regulates athletes of 1,268 North American institutions and conferences. It also organizes the athletic programs of many colleges and universities in the United States and Canada, and helps more than 480,000 college student-athletes who compete annually in college sports. The organization is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.

2018 NCAA Division I Mens Basketball Tournament United States top collegiate-level basketball tournament for 2018

The 2018 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament was a single-elimination tournament of 68 teams to determine the men's National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I college basketball national champion for the 2017–18 season. The 80th annual edition of the tournament began on March 13, 2018, and concluded with the championship game on April 2 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.

SchoolConferenceGamesWinsLossesWinning pct.
Air Force MWC 404.000
Akron MAC 404.000
Alabama* SEC 422121.500
Alabama A&M SWAC 101.000
Alabama State SWAC 404.000
Alabama-Birmingham (UAB) C-USA 251015.400
Albany America East 514.200
Alcorn State SWAC 936.333
American Patriot 303.000
Appalachian State Sun Belt 202.000
Arizona* Pac-12 905634.622
Arizona State Pac-12 291316.448
Arkansas SEC 744232.568
Arkansas-Little Rock Sun Belt 725.286
Arkansas-Pine Bluff* SWAC 211.500
Arkansas State Sun Belt 101.000
Auburn SEC 25169.640
Austin Peay* OVC 1028.200
Ball State MAC 1037.300
Baylor Big 12 261313.500
Belmont OVC 707.000
Binghamton America East 101.000
Boise State MWC 707.000
Boston College ACC 412219.537
Boston University Patriot 927.222
Bowling Green MAC 615.167
Bradley MVC 19118.579
Brigham Young University (BYU) WCC 471532.319
Brown Ivy 202.000
Bucknell Patriot 1028.200
Buffalo MAC 413.250
Butler Big East 402416.600
Cal Poly Big West 211.500
Cal State Bakersfield WAC 101.000
Cal State Fullerton Big West 523.400
Cal State Los Angeles D-II 101.000
Cal State Northridge Big West 202.000
Campbell Big South 101.000
Canisius MAAC 1064.600
Catholic D-III 202.000
Central Connecticut State NEC 303.000
Central Florida AAC 404.000
Central Michigan MAC 734.429
Charleston Southern Big South 101.000
Charlotte C-USA 19712.368
Chattanooga SoCon 14311.214
Cincinnati AAC 774631.597
City College of New York (CCNY) D-III 642.667
Clemson* ACC 231112.478
Cleveland State Horizon 532.600
Coastal Carolina Big South 404.000
Colgate Patriot 202.000
College of Charleston CAA 615.167
Colorado Pac-12 261016.385
Colorado State MWC 15411.267
Columbia Ivy 624.333
Connecticut AAC 895930.663
Coppin State MEAC 514.200
Cornell Ivy 826.250
Creighton Big East 331221.364
Dartmouth Ivy 17107.588
Davidson A-10 23815.348
Dayton A-10 391920.487
Delaware CAA 505.000
Delaware State MEAC 101.000
DePaul* Big East 361521.417
Detroit Horizon 936.333
Drake MVC 954.556
Drexel CAA 514.200
Duke ACC 15011238.747
Duquesne A-10 945.444
East Carolina AAC 202.000
East Tennessee State SoCon 13211.154
Eastern Illinois OVC 202.000
Eastern Kentucky OVC 808.000
Eastern Michigan MAC 734.429
Eastern Washington Big Sky 202.000
Evansville MVC 615.167
Fairfield MAAC 303.000
Fairleigh Dickinson NEC 505.000
Florida* SEC 694920.710
Florida A&M MEAC 413.250
Florida International (FIU) C-USA 101.000
Florida State ACC 351916.543
Florida Atlantic C-USA 101.000
Florida Gulf Coast A-Sun 633.500
Fordham A-10 624.333
Fresno State* MWC 826.250
Furman SoCon 817.125
George Mason A-10 1156.455
George Washington A-10 15411.267
Georgetown Big East 764729.618
Georgia* SEC 19712.368
Georgia Southern Sun Belt 303.000
Georgia State Sun Belt 624.333
Georgia Tech ACC 392316.590
Gonzaga WCC 523121.596
Green Bay Horizon 615.167
Hampton MEAC 826.250
Hardin-Simmons D-III 202.000
Harvard Ivy 826.250
Hawaii Big West 615.143
Hofstra CAA 404.000
Holy Cross Patriot 21813.381
Houston AAC 522725.519
Houston Baptist Southland 101.000
Howard MEAC 202.000
Idaho Big Sky 514.200
Idaho State Big Sky 21813.381
Illinois Big Ten 714031.563
Illinois-Chicago (UIC) Horizon 303.000
Illinois State MVC 936.333
Indiana Big Ten 1006634.660
IUPUI Summit 101.000
Indiana State MVC 954.556
Iona* MAAC 14113.071
Iowa Big Ten 562927.518
Iowa State Big 12 381919.500
Jackson State SWAC 303.000
Jacksonville A-Sun 945.444
Jacksonville State OVC 101.000
James Madison CAA 945.444
Kansas Big 12 15310746.699
Kansas State Big 12 513734.521
Kent State MAC 1046.400
Kentucky* SEC 18012852.711
La Salle A-10 251411.560
Lafayette Patriot 505.000
Lamar Southland 1156.455
Lebanon Valley D-III 312.333
Lehigh Patriot 615.167
Liberty Big South 303.000
Lipscomb A-Sun 101.000
Long Beach State* Big West 17710.412
Long Island University (LIU Brooklyn) NEC 707.000
Louisiana-Lafayette* Sun Belt 15411.267
Louisiana-Monroe Sun Belt 707.000
Louisiana State (LSU) SEC 482424.500
Louisiana Tech C-USA 945.444
Louisville* ACC 1197643.639
Loyola (IL) MVC 18135.722
Loyola (LA) NAIA 303.000
Loyola (MD) Patriot 202.000
Loyola Marymount* WCC 1055.500
Manhattan MAAC 1239.250
Marist MAAC 202.000
Marquette Big East 734132.562
Marshall* C-USA 716.143
Maryland* Big Ten 674126.612
Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC) America East 312.333
Massachusetts* A-10 20119.550
McNeese State Southland 202.000
Memphis* AAC 563426.567
Mercer SoCon 413.250
Miami (FL) ACC 18810.444
Miami (OH) MAC 25619.240
Michigan* Big Ten 865927.686
Michigan State Big Ten 966531.677
Middle Tennessee C-USA 1349.308
Milwaukee Horizon 734.429
Minnesota* Big Ten 261313.500
Mississippi SEC 1358.385
Mississippi State SEC 211110.524
Mississippi Valley State SWAC 505.000
Missouri* SEC 492227.449
Missouri State MVC 936.333
Monmouth MAAC 514.200
Montana Big Sky 14212.143
Montana State Big Sky 303.000
Morehead State OVC 1468.429
Morgan State MEAC 202.000
Mount St. Mary's NEC 725.286
Murray State OVC 19316.158
Navy Patriot 20812.400
Nebraska Big Ten 707.000
Nevada MWC 1468.429
Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV) MWC 523319.635
New Mexico MWC 24816.333
New Mexico State* WAC 361026.278
New Orleans Southland 615.167
New York (NYU) D-III 1899.500
Niagara MAAC 624.333
Nicholls State Southland 202.000
Norfolk State MEAC 211.500
North Carolina ACC 17012446.729
North Carolina A&T MEAC 11110.091
North Carolina Asheville Big South 624.333
North Carolina Central MEAC 303.000
North Carolina Greensboro SoCon 303.000
North Carolina State* ACC 633726.587
North Carolina Wilmington CAA 716.143
North Dakota Summit 101.000
North Dakota State Summit 413.250
North Florida A-Sun 422.500
North Texas C-USA 303.000
Northeastern CAA 1138.273
Northern Arizona Big Sky 202.000
Northern Colorado Big Sky 101.000
Northern Illinois MAC 303.000
Northern Iowa MVC 1358.385
Northern Kentucky Horizon 101.000
Northwestern Big Ten 211.500
Northwestern State Southland 523.400
Notre Dame ACC 783840.487
Oakland Horizon 413.250
Ohio MAC 21714.333
Ohio State* Big Ten 875631.644
Oklahoma Big 12 724131.569
Oklahoma City NAIA 21813.381
Oklahoma State Big 12 653827.585
Old Dominion C-USA 14311.214
Oral Roberts Summit 725.286
Oregon Pac-12 372314.622
Oregon State* Pac-12 321220.375
Pacific WCC 14410.286
Pennsylvania Ivy 391326.333
Penn State Big Ten 20911.450
Pepperdine WCC 19514.263
Pittsburgh ACC 512427.471
Portland WCC 202.000
Portland State Big Sky 202.000
Prairie View A&M SWAC 101.000
Princeton Ivy 421329.310
Providence Big East 351520.429
Purdue* Big Ten 693930.565
Radford Big South 413.250
Rhode Island A-10 18810.444
Rice C-USA 725.286
Richmond A-10 1789.471
Rider MAAC 303.000
Robert Morris NEC 1028.200
Rutgers Big Ten 1257.417
Saint Joseph's* A-10 441925.432
Saint Louis A-10 16610.375
Saint Mary's WCC 1459.357
Saint Peter's MAAC 303.000
Sam Houston State Southland 202.000
Samford SoCon 202.000
San Diego WCC 514.200
San Diego State MWC 17611.353
San Francisco WCC 352114.600
San Jose State MWC 303.000
Santa Clara WCC 241113.458
Seattle WAC 231013.435
Seton Hall Big East 281612.571
Siena MAAC 1046.400
South Alabama Sun Belt 918.111
South Carolina SEC 18810.444
South Carolina State MEAC 505.000
South Dakota State Summit 505.000
South Florida AAC 523.400
Southeast Missouri State OVC 101.000
Southeastern Louisiana Southland 101.000
Southern SWAC 1019.100
Southern California (USC)* Pac-12 341420.412
Southern Illinois MVC 16610.375
Southern Methodist (SMU) AAC 241014.417
Southern Mississippi C-USA 303.000
Southern Utah Big Sky 101.000
Springfield D-III 101.000
St. Bonaventure A-10 1679.438
St. Francis (PA) NEC 101.000
St. John's* Big East 582731.466
Stanford Pac-12 392316.590
Stephen F. Austin Southland 725.286
Stony Brook America East 101.000
Syracuse* ACC 1076839.636
Temple AAC 653332.508
Tennessee SEC 422022.476
Tennessee State OVC 202.000
Tennessee Tech OVC 202.000
Texas Big 12 723537.486
Texas A&M SEC 281315.464
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Southland 101.000
Texas-Arlington Sun Belt 101.000
Texas-El Paso (UTEP) C-USA 301416.467
Texas-San Antonio C-USA 514.200
Texas Christian (TCU) Big 12 1358.385
Texas Southern SWAC 918.111
Texas State Sun Belt 202.000
Texas Tech* Big 12 281117.393
Toledo MAC 514.200
Towson CAA 202.000
Trinity (TX) D-III 101.000
Troy Sun Belt 202.000
Tufts D-III 202.000
Tulane AAC 633.500
Tulsa AAC 281216.429
University of California* Pac-12 392019.513
UC Davis Big West 211.500
UC Irvine Big West 101.000
UCLA* Pac-12 14810642.716
UC Santa Barbara Big West 615.167
Utah Pac-12 703832.543
Utah State MWC 28622.214
Valparaiso Horizon 1129.182
Vanderbilt SEC 261016.385
Vermont America East 826.250
Villanova* Big East 1006436.640
Virginia ACC 512922.569
Virginia Commonwealth (VCU) A-10 291316.448
Virginia Military Institute (VMI) SoCon 633.500
Virginia Tech ACC 16610.375
Wagner NEC 101.000
Wake Forest ACC 512823.549
Washington Pac-12 351817.514
Washington State Pac-12 1266.500
Wayne State D-II 312.333
Weber State Big Sky 23617.261
West Texas A&M D-II 101.000
West Virginia Big 12 603129.517
Western Carolina SoCon 101.000
Western Kentucky* C-USA 431924.442
Western Michigan MAC 624.333
Wichita State AAC 321715.531
Williams D-III 101.000
Winthrop Big South 1019.100
Wisconsin Big Ten 603822.633
Wofford SoCon 404.000
Wright State Horizon 303.000
Wyoming MWC 29920.310
Xavier Big East 562828.500
Yale Ivy 615.167

*Team vacating NCAA Tournament action

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