Looking Out For #1: Butler Did It Against Nation's Top-Ranked Team

Indiana's 88-86 overtime loss to Butler marked the first time since the 1993 Midwest Regional final (83-77 against Kansas) that the Hoosiers took a tumble as the nation's #1 team. IU coach Tom Crean was serving in a similar capacity for Marquette in 2003 when his squad knocked off #1 Kentucky in the Midwest Regional final (83-69).

Duke succeeded the Hoosiers atop the poll but Crean has a long way to go to match Blue Devils coach Mike Krzyzewski's 25 defeats as the nation's #1 club. It might give ESPN's Jailin' Rose heartburn but Coach K's "Dynasty in Durham" has reached the top spot in 16 different campaigns since 1985-86, including seven straight seasons from 1997-98 through 2003-04. Duke has spent 1 1/2 times longer under Krzyzewski ranked #1 in the nation than unranked.

Butler is the first mid-major school to upend a top-ranked squad during the regular season since Rick Majerus-coached Utah nipped visiting Alabama, 51-49, in 2002-03. The previous mid-major to win away from home against a #1 team during the regular season was Temple in 1999-2000 when the Owls prevailed at Cincinnati, 77-69.

Butler is 4-1 vs. Indiana in their last five games played in Indy, beating Crean's three predecessors - Bob Knight (75-71 in 1993-94 after losing to Hoosiers by 42 points the previous season; IU went on to reach Sweet 16), Mike Davis (66-64 in 2001-02 before Hoosiers finished national runner-up) and Kelvin Sampson (60-55 in 2006-07 before IU beat Gonzaga in NCAA playoffs).

Overcoming a significant free-throw attempts disparity (38-16), Butler's victory also marked the 20th time a top-ranked team lost in overtime. There is a clear and present danger for pole sitters such as Indiana racing to the head of the pack. Following is a chronological look at the numerous times when nationally top-ranked teams were knocked off their lofty perch since AP national rankings were introduced in the late 1940s:

Season Date Ranked No. 1 Score Upsetting Team Opponent's Coach
1948-49 1-20-49 St. Louis 29-27 in OT at Oklahoma A&M Hank Iba
1948-49 3-14-49 Kentucky 67-56 Loyola (Ill.) at New York in NIT quarterfinals Tom Haggerty
1949-50 1-3-50 St. John's 54-52 CCNY at Madison Square Garden Nat Holman
1949-50 3-4-50 Holy Cross 61-54 at Columbia Gordon Ridings
1949-50 3-28-50 Bradley 71-68 CCNY at New York in NCAA Tournament final Nat Holman
1950-51 12-9-50 CCNY 54-37 Missouri Sparky Stalcup
1950-51 12-29-50 Kentucky 43-42 St. Louis at New Orleans Eddie Hickey
1950-51 1-11-51 Bradley 68-59 at St. John's Frank McGuire
1950-51 1-20-51 Oklahoma A&M 44-40 at Oklahoma Bruce Drake
1950-51 3-3-51 Kentucky 61-57 Vanderbilt at Louisville in SEC Tournament final Bob Polk
1950-51 3-24-51 Oklahoma A&M 68-44 Kansas State at Kansas City in NCAA Tournament West Regional finals Jack Gardner
1951-52 12-13-51 Kentucky 61-57 at Minnesota Ozzie Cowles
1951-52 12-17-51 St. John's 81-40 at Kentucky Adolph Rupp
1951-52 12-29-51 Kentucky 61-60 St. Louis at New Orleans Eddie Hickey
1951-52 1-26-52 Illinois 69-65 at DePaul Ray Meyer
1951-52 3-22-52 Kentucky 64-57 St. John's at Raleigh in NCAA Tournament East Regional finals Frank McGuire
1952-53 12-23-52 Illinois 77-73 at Minnesota Ozzie Cowles
1952-53 1-17-53 La Salle 68-62 at DePaul Ray Meyer
1952-53 1-17-53 Kansas State 80-66 at Kansas Phog Allen
1952-53 3-1-53 Seton Hall 71-65 at Dayton Tom Blackburn
1952-53 3-2-53 Seton Hall 73-67 at Louisville Peck Hickman
1952-53 3-7-53 Indiana 65-63 at Minnesota Ozzie Cowles
1953-54 12-22-53 Indiana 67-51 Oregon State at Eugene, OR Slats Gill
1953-54 2-13-54 Indiana 100-90 in OT at Northwestern Waldo Fisher
1953-54 2-26-54 Duquesne 66-52 at Cincinnati George Smith
1953-54 2-27-54 Duquesne 64-54 at Dayton Tom Blackburn
1953-54 3-12-54 Indiana 65-64 Notre Dame at Iowa City in NCAA Tournament East Regional semifinals John Jordan
1954-55 12-18-54 La Salle 79-69 Utah Jack Gardner
1954-55 1-8-55 Kentucky 59-58 Georgia Tech Whack Hyder
1954-55 1-31-55 Kentucky 65-59 at Georgia Tech Whack Hyder
1955-56 San Francisco went undefeated and was ranked #1 the entire season.
1956-57 1-14-57 Kansas 39-37 at Iowa State Bill Strannigan
1957-58 12-21-57 North Carolina 75-64 West Virginia at Kentucky Fred Schaus
1957-58 1-2-58 Kansas 52-50 in OT Oklahoma State Hank Iba
1957-58 1-27-58 West Virginia 72-68 at Duke Harold Bradley
1957-58 2-3-58 Kansas 79-75 in 2OT Kansas State Tex Winter
1957-58 3-3-58 Kansas State 55-48 at Nebraska Jerry Bush
1957-58 3-8-58 Kansas State 61-44 Kansas Dick Harp
1957-58 3-11-58 West Virginia 89-84 Manhattan at New York in NCAA Tournament East Regional first round Ken Norton
1958-59 12-30-58 Cincinnati 69-60 at North Carolina State Everett Case
1958-59 1-6-59 Kentucky 75-66 at Vanderbilt Bob Polk
1958-59 1-14-59 North Carolina State 72-68 North Carolina Frank McGuire
1958-59 2-9-59 Kentucky 66-58 at Mississippi State Babe McCarthy
1958-59 2-21-59 North Carolina 69-51 at Maryland Bud Millikan
1958-59 3-14-59 Kansas State 85-75 Cincinnati at Kansas in NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional final George Smith
1959-60 1-16-60 Cincinnati 91-90 at Bradley Chuck Orsborn
1959-60 3-18-60 Cincinnati 77-69 California at San Francisco in NCAA Tournament national semifinals Pete Newell
1959-60 3-19-60 California 75-55 Ohio State at San Francisco in NCAA Tournament final Fred Taylor
1960-61 3-25-61 Ohio State 70-65 Cincinnati at Kansas City in NCAA Tournament final Ed Jucker
1961-62 3-3-62 Ohio State 86-67 at Wisconsin John Erickson
1961-62 3-24-62 Ohio State 71-59 Cincinnati at Louisville in NCAA Tournament final Ed Jucker
1962-63 12-31-62 Kentucky 87-63 at St. Louis John Benington
1962-63 1-5-63 Kentucky 86-85 in 2OT Georgia Tech Whack Hyder
1962-63 2-16-63 Cincinnati 65-64 at Wichita State Ralph Miller
1962-63 3-23-63 Cincinnati 60-58 Loyola (Ill.) at Louisville in NCAA Tournament final George Ireland
1963-64 12-27-63 Loyola (Ill.) 69-58 Georgetown at Philadelphia in Quaker City Tournament Tom O'Keefe
1964-65 12-12-64 Michigan 74-73 at Nebraska Joe Cipriano
1964-65 12-14-64 Wichita State 87-85 Michigan at Detroit Dave Strack
1964-65 1-2-65 Michigan 75-74 at St. John's Joe Lapchick
1964-65 1-29-65 UCLA 87-82 Iowa at Chicago Ralph Miller
1964-65 3-8-65 Michigan 93-85 at Ohio State Fred Taylor
1964-65 3-20-65 Michigan 91-80 UCLA at Portland in NCAA Tournament final John Wooden
1965-66 12-10-65 UCLA 82-66 at Duke Vic Bubas
1965-66 12-11-65 UCLA 94-75 Duke at Charlotte Vic Bubas
1965-66 2-7-66 Duke 94-90 at West Virginia Bucky Waters
1965-66 3-5-66 Kentucky 69-62 at Tennessee Ray Mears
1965-66 3-19-66 Kentucky 72-65 Texas-El Paso at Maryland in NCAA Tournament final Don Haskins
1966-67 UCLA went undefeated and was ranked #1 the entire season.
1967-68 1-20-68 UCLA 71-69 at Houston in Astrodome Guy Lewis
1967-68 3-22-68 Houston 101-69 at UCLA in NCAA Tournament national semifinals John Wooden
1967-68 3-23-68 Houston 89-85 Ohio State at Los Angeles in NCAA Tournament national third-place game Fred Taylor
1968-69 3-8-69 UCLA 46-44 Southern California Bob Boyd
1969-70 2-21-70 UCLA 78-65 at Oregon Steve Belko
1969-70 3-6-70 UCLA 87-86 Southern California Bob Boyd
1969-70 3-14-70 Kentucky 106-100 Jacksonville at Ohio State in NCAA Tournament Mideast Regional final Joe Williams
1970-71 1-23-71 UCLA 89-82 at Notre Dame Johnny Dee
1971-72 UCLA went undefeated and was ranked #1 the entire season.
1972-73 UCLA went undefeated and was ranked #1 the entire season.
1973-74 1-19-74 UCLA 71-70 at Notre Dame Digger Phelps
1973-74 1-26-74 Notre Dame 94-75 at UCLA John Wooden
1973-74 2-15-74 UCLA 61-57 at Oregon State Ralph Miller
1973-74 2-16-74 UCLA 56-51 at Oregon Dick Harter
1974-75 1-3-75 North Carolina State 83-78 Wake Forest at Greensboro in Big Four Tournament Carl Tacy
1974-75 3-22-75 Indiana 92-90 Kentucky at Dayton in NCAA Tournament Mideast Regional final Joe B. Hall
1975-76 Indiana went undefeated and was ranked #1 the entire season.
1976-77 12-29-76 Michigan 82-81 in 2OT at Providence Dave Gavitt
1976-77 3-5-77 San Francisco 93-82 at Notre Dame Digger Phelps
1976-77 3-19-77 Michigan 75-68 UNC Charlotte at Kentucky in NCAA Tournament Mideast Regional final Lee Rose
1977-78 1-23-78 Kentucky 78-62 at Alabama C.M. Newton
1977-78 2-11-78 Kentucky 95-94 in OT at Louisiana State Dale Brown
1977-78 2-17-78 Arkansas 84-75 at Houston Guy Lewis
1977-78 2-26-78 Marquette 65-59 at Notre Dame Digger Phelps
1978-79 12-29-78 Duke 90-84 in OT Ohio State at New York in ECAC Holiday Festival Eldon Miller
1978-79 12-30-78 Duke 69-66 at St. John's in ECAC Holiday Festival Lou Carnesecca
1978-79 1-13-79 Michigan State 52-50 at Purdue Lee Rose
1978-79 1-27-79 Notre Dame 67-66 at Maryland Lefty Driesell
1978-79 2-11-79 Notre Dame 56-52 UCLA Gary Cunningham
1978-79 2-22-79 UCLA 69-68 at Washington Marv Harshman
1978-79 3-26-79 Indiana State 75-64 Michigan State at Salt Lake City in NCAA Tournament final Jud Heathcote
1979-80 12-15-79 Indiana 69-58 at Kentucky Joe B. Hall
1979-80 1-9-80 Duke 87-82 in OT at Clemson Bill C. Foster
1979-80 1-12-80 Duke 82-67 North Carolina Dean Smith
1979-80 2-27-80 DePaul 76-74 at Notre Dame Digger Phelps
1979-80 3-9-80 DePaul 77-71 UCLA at Arizona State in NCAA Tournament West Regional second round Larry Brown
1980-81 12-27-80 Kentucky 67-61 Notre Dame at Louisville Digger Phelps
1980-81 1-10-81 DePaul 63-62 Old Dominion Paul Webb
1980-81 2-22-81 Virginia 57-56 Notre Dame at Chicago Digger Phelps
1980-81 3-7-81 Oregon State 87-67 Arizona State Ned Wulk
1980-81 3-14-81 DePaul 49-48 St. Joseph's at Dayton in NCAA Tournament Mideast Regional second round Jim Lynam
1981-82 1-21-82 North Carolina 55-48 Wake Forest Carl Tacy
1981-82 2-6-82 Missouri 67-51 Nebraska Danny Nee
1981-82 2-27-82 Virginia 47-46 at Maryland Lefty Driesell
1982-83 12-24-82 Virginia 77-72 at Chaminade (Hawaii) Merv Lopes
1982-83 1-8-83 Indiana 70-67 at Ohio State Eldon Miller
1982-83 1-10-83 Memphis State 69-56 at Virginia Tech Charlie Moir
1982-83 1-28-83 UCLA 70-67 Alabama Wimp Sanderson
1982-83 2-13-83 North Carolina 56-53 Villanova Rollie Massimino
1982-83 2-16-83 Indiana 58-57 Iowa Lute Olson
1982-83 2-24-83 UNLV 86-78 at Cal State Fullerton George McQuarn
1982-83 2-27-83 UNLV 87-78 at West Virginia Gale Catlett
1982-83 4-4-83 Houston 54-52 North Carolina State at Albuquerque in NCAA Tournament final Jim Valvano
1983-84 1-13-84 Kentucky 82-63 at Auburn Sonny Smith
1983-84 1-17-84 Kentucky 69-57 at Florida Norm Sloan
1983-84 2-12-84 North Carolina 65-64 at Arkansas (in Pine Bluff) Eddie Sutton
1983-84 3-10-84 North Carolina 77-75 Duke at Greensboro in ACC Tournament semifinals Mike Krzyzewski
1983-84 3-22-84 North Carolina 72-68 Indiana at Atlanta in NCAA Tournament East Regional semifinals Bob Knight
1984-85 1-26-85 Georgetown 66-65 St. John's Lou Carnesecca
1984-85 1-28-85 Georgetown 63-63 at Syracuse Jim Boeheim
1984-85 2-27-85 St. John's 85-69 Georgetown John Thompson Jr.
1984-85 4-1-85 Georgetown 66-64 Villanova at Kentucky in NCAA Tournament final Rollie Massimino
1985-86 1-30-86 North Carolina 86-73 at Virginia Terry Holland
1985-86 2-20-86 North Carolina 77-72 in OT Maryland Lefty Driesell
1985-86 2-23-86 North Carolina 76-65 at North Carolina State Jim Valvano
1985-86 3-31-86 Duke 72-69 Louisville at Dallas in NCAA Tournament final Denny Crum
1986-87 12-1-86 North Carolina 89-84 at UCLA Walt Hazzard
1986-87 1-17-87 UNLV 89-88 at Oklahoma Billy Tubbs
1986-87 1-24-87 Iowa 80-76 Ohio State Gary Williams
1986-87 2-1-87 North Carolina 60-58 at Notre Dame Digger Phelps
1986-87 3-28-87 UNLV 97-93 Indiana at New Orleans in NCAA Tournament national semifinals Bob Knight
1987-88 12-5-87 North Carolina 78-76 at Vanderbilt C.M. Newton
1987-88 1-2-88 Arizona 61-59 at New Mexico Gary Colson
1987-88 1-9-88 Kentucky 53-52 Auburn Sonny Smith
1987-88 2-4-88 Arizona 82-74 Stanford Mike Montgomery
1987-88 3-26-88 Temple 63-53 Duke at East Rutherford, NJ, in NCAA Tournament East Regional final Mike Krzyzewski
1988-89 1-18-89 Duke 91-71 North Carolina Dean Smith
1988-89 1-21-89 Duke 75-71 at Wake Forest Bob Staak
1988-89 1-26-89 Illinois 69-62 at Minnesota Clem Haskins
1988-89 2-4-89 Oklahoma 77-73 at Oklahoma State Leonard Hamilton
1988-89 2-12-89 Arizona 82-80 at Oklahoma Billy Tubbs
1988-89 2-25-89 Oklahoma 97-84 at Missouri Norm Stewart
1988-89 3-23-89 Arizona 68-67 UNLV at Boise, ID, in NCAA Tournament West Regional semifinals Jerry Tarkanian
1989-90 1-6-90 Syracuse 93-74 Villanova Rollie Massimino
1989-90 1-20-90 Kansas 98-87 at Missouri Norm Stewart
1989-90 2-8-90 Missouri 65-58 at Kansas State Lon Kruger
1989-90 2-13-90 Kansas 77-71 Missouri Norm Stewart
1989-90 2-25-90 Missouri 107-90 at Oklahoma Billy Tubbs
1989-90 2-27-90 Kansas 100-78 at Oklahoma Billy Tubbs
1989-90 3-17-90 Oklahoma 79-77 North Carolina at Texas in NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional second round Dean Smith
1990-91 3-30-91 UNLV 79-77 Duke at Indianapolis in NCAA Tournament national semifinals Mike Krzyzewski
1991-92 2-5-92 Duke 75-73 at North Carolina Dean Smith
1991-92 2-23-92 Duke 72-68 at Wake Forest Dave Odom
1992-93 12-5-92 Michigan 79-68 at Duke Mike Krzyzewski
1992-93 12-5-92 Indiana 74-69 Kansas at Indianapolis Roy Williams
1992-93 1-10-93 Duke 80-79 at Georgia Tech Bobby Cremins
1992-93 1-13-93 Kentucky 101-86 at Vanderbilt Eddie Fogler
1992-93 1-25-93 Kansas 64-49 Long Beach State Seth Greenberg
1992-93 2-23-93 Indiana 81-77 in OT at Ohio State Randy Ayers
1992-93 3-14-93 North Carolina 77-75 Georgia Tech at Charlotte in ACC Tournament final Bobby Cremins
1992-93 3-27-93 Indiana 83-77 Kansas at St. Louis in NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional final Roy Williams
1993-94 11-24-93 North Carolina 91-86 in OT Massachusetts at New York John Calipari
1993-94 12-4-93 Kentucky 96-84 Indiana at Indianapolis Bob Knight
1993-94 1-8-94 Arkansas 66-64 at Alabama David Hobbs
1993-94 1-12-94 North Carolina 89-69 at Georgia Tech Bobby Cremins
1993-94 1-17-94 Kansas 68-64 Kansas State Dana Altman
1993-94 1-30-94 UCLA 85-70 at California Todd Bozeman
1993-94 2-3-94 Duke 89-78 at North Carolina Dean Smith
1993-94 2-12-94 North Carolina 96-89 Georgia Tech Bobby Cremins
1993-94 3-12-94 Arkansas 90-78 Kentucky at Memphis in SEC Tournament semifinals Rick Pitino
1993-94 3-20-94 North Carolina 75-72 Boston College at Landover, MD, in NCAA Tournament East Regional second round Jim O'Brien
1994-95 11-25-94 Arkansas 104-80 Massachusetts at Springfield, MA, in Tip-Off Classic John Calipari
1994-95 12-3-94 Massachusetts 81-75 Kansas at Anaheim Roy Williams
1994-95 1-4-95 North Carolina 80-70 at North Carolina State Les Robinson
1994-95 2-4-95 Massachusetts 78-75 at George Washington Mike Jarvis
1994-95 2-7-95 North Carolina 86-73 at Maryland Gary Williams
1994-95 2-18-95 Connecticut 96-73 Villanova Steve Lappas
1994-95 2-20-95 Kansas 76-73 at Oklahoma Kelvin Sampson
1995-96 11-28-95 Kentucky 92-82 Massachusetts at Auburn Hills, MI John Calipari
1995-96 12-22-95 Kansas 74-66 in OT Temple at East Rutherford, NJ John Chaney
1995-96 2-24-96 Massachusetts 86-76 George Washington Mike Jarvis
1995-96 3-10-96 Kentucky 84-73 Mississippi State at New Orleans in SEC Tournament final Richard Williams
1995-96 3-30-96 Massachusetts 81-74 Kentucky at East Rutherford, NJ, in NCAA Tournament national semifinals Rick Pitino
1996-97 11-26-96 Cincinnati 71-69 Xavier Skip Prosser
1996-97 2-4-97 Kansas 96-94 in 2OT at Missouri Norm Stewart
1996-97 3-21-97 Kansas 85-82 Arizona at Birmingham, AL, in NCAA Tournament Southeast Regional semifinals Lute Olson
1997-98 11-26-97 Arizona 95-87 Duke at Hawaii in Maui Invitational Mike Krzyzewski
1997-98 12-13-97 Duke 81-73 at Michigan Brian Ellerbe
1997-98 1-14-98 North Carolina 89-83 in OT at Maryland Gary Williams
1997-98 2-5-98 Duke 97-73 at North Carolina Bill Guthridge
1997-98 2-21-98 North Carolina 86-72 North Carolina State Herb Sendek
1997-98 3-8-98 Duke 83-68 North Carolina at Greensboro in ACC Tournament final Bill Guthridge
1997-98 3-28-98 North Carolina 65-59 Utah at San Antonio in NCAA Tournament national semifinals Rick Majerus
1998-99 11-28-98 Duke 77-75 Cincinnati at Anchorage in Great Alaska Shootout final Bob Huggins
1998-99 2-1-99 Connecticut 59-42 Syracuse Jim Boeheim
1998-99 3-29-99 Duke 77-74 Connecticut at St. Petersburg in NCAA Tournament final Jim Calhoun
1999-2000 11-11-99 Connecticut 70-68 Iowa at New York Steve Alford
1999-2000 12-18-99 Cincinnati 66-64 at Xavier Skip Prosser
1999-2000 1-8-00 Stanford 68-65 Arizona Lute Olson
1999-2000 2-20-00 Cincinnati 77-69 Temple John Chaney
1999-2000 3-4-00 Stanford 94-93 in OT UCLA Steve Lavin
1999-2000 3-9-00 Cincinnati 68-58 Saint Louis at Memphis in C-USA Tournament quarterfinals Lorenzo Romar
1999-2000 3-24-00 Duke 87-78 Florida at Syracuse in NCAA Tournament East Regional semifinals Billy Donovan
2000-01 11-25-00 Arizona 72-69 Purdue at Indianapolis Gene Keady
2000-01 12-21-00 Duke 84-83 Stanford at Oakland Mike Montgomery
2000-01 1-7-01 Michigan State 59-58 at Indiana Mike Davis
2000-01 2-3-01 Stanford 79-73 UCLA Steve Lavin
2000-01 2-18-01 North Carolina 75-65 at Clemson Larry Shyatt
2000-01 3-8-01 Stanford 76-75 Arizona Lute Olson
2000-01 3-24-01 Stanford 87-73 Maryland at Anaheim in NCAA Tournament West Regional final Gary Williams
2001-02 1-6-02 Duke 77-76 at Florida State Steve Robinson
2001-02 1-12-02 Kansas 87-77 at UCLA Steve Lavin
2001-02 2-17-02 Duke 87-73 at Maryland Gary Williams
2001-02 3-10-02 Kansas 64-55 Oklahoma at Kansas City in Big 12 Conference Tournament final Kelvin Sampson
2001-02 3-21-02 Duke 74-73 Indiana at Kentucky in NCAA Tournament South Regional semifinals Mike Davis
2002-03 12-21-02 Arizona 66-65 at Louisiana State John Brady
2002-03 12-30-02 Alabama 51-49 at Utah Rick Majerus
2002-03 1-18-03 Duke 87-72 at Maryland Gary Williams
2002-03 1-30-03 Arizona 82-77 Stanford Mike Montgomery
2002-03 2-4-03 Florida 70-55 at Kentucky Tubby Smith
2002-03 3-13-03 Arizona 96-89 in OT UCLA at Los Angeles in Pacific-10 Tournament quarterfinals Steve Lavin
2002-03 3-29-03 Kentucky 83-69 Marquette at Minneapolis in NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional final Tom Crean
2003-04 11-26-03 Connecticut 77-61 Georgia Tech at New York Paul Hewitt
2003-04 12-6-03 Kansas 64-58 Stanford at Anaheim Mike Montgomery
2003-04 12-10-03 Florida 69-68 in OT Maryland Gary Williams
2003-04 12-13-03 Florida 73-65 at Louisville Rick Pitino
2003-04 1-17-04 Connecticut 86-83 at North Carolina Roy Williams
2003-04 2-15-04 Duke 78-74 at North Carolina State Herb Sendek
2003-04 3-6-04 Stanford 75-62 at Washington Lorenzo Romar
2003-04 3-11-04 St. Joseph's 87-67 Xavier at Dayton in Atlantic 10 Tournament quarterfinals Thad Matta
2003-04 3-20-04 Stanford 70-67 Alabama at Seattle in NCAA Tournament West Regional second round Mark Gottfried
2004-05 12-1-04 Wake Forest 91-73 at Illinois Bruce Weber
2004-05 4-4-05 Illinois 75-70 North Carolina at St. Louis in NCAA Tournament final Roy Williams
2005-06 1-21-06 Duke 87-84 at Georgetown John Thompson III
2005-06 2-13-06 Connecticut 69-64 at Villanova Jay Wright
2005-06 3-1-06 Duke 79-74 at Florida State Leonard Hamilton
2005-06 3-4-06 Duke 83-76 North Carolina Roy Williams
2005-06 3-9-06 Connecticut 86-84 in OT Syracuse in Big East Conference Tournament quarterfinals Jim Boeheim
2006-07 11-26-06 Florida 82-80 in OT Kansas at Las Vegas Bill Self
2006-07 1-6-07 UCLA 68-66 at Oregon Ernie Kent
2006-07 1-13-07 North Carolina 94-88 at Virginia Tech Seth Greenberg
2006-07 2-17-07 Florida 83-70 at Vanderbilt Kevin Stallings
2006-07 2-20-07 Wisconsin 64-55 at Michigan State Tom Izzo
2006-07 2-25-07 Wisconsin 49-48 at Ohio State Thad Matta
2006-07 4-2-07 Ohio State 84-75 Florida at Atlanta in NCAA Tournament final Billy Donovan
2007-08 1-19-08 North Carolina 82-80 Maryland Gary Williams
2007-08 2-23-08 Memphis 66-62 Tennessee Bruce Pearl
2007-08 2-26-08 Tennessee 72-69 at Vanderbilt Kevin Stallings
2007-08 4-5-08 North Carolina 84-66 Kansas at San Antonio in NCAA Tournament national semifinals Bill Self
2008-09 1-4-09 North Carolina 85-78 Boston College Al Skinner
2008-09 1-17-09 Pittsburgh 69-63 at Louisville Rick Pitino
2008-09 1-21-09 Wake Forest 78-71 Virginia Tech Seth Greenberg
2008-09 1-28-09 Duke 70-68 at Wake Forest Dino Gaudio
2008-09 2-16-09 Connecticut 76-68 Pittsburgh Jamie Dixon
2008-09 2-24-09 Pittsburgh 81-73 at Providence Keno Davis
2008-09 3-7-09 Connecticut 70-60 at Pittsburgh Jamie Dixon
2008-09 3-14-09 North Carolina 73-70 Florida State at Atlanta in ACC Tournament semifinals Leonard Hamilton
2008-09 3-29-09 Louisville 64-52 Michigan State at Indianapolis in NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional final Tom Izzo
2009-10 1-10-10 Kansas 76-68 at Tennessee Bruce Pearl
2009-10 1-18-10 Texas 71-62 at Kansas State Frank Martin
2009-10 1-26-10 Kentucky 68-62 at South Carolina Darrin Horn
2009-10 2-27-10 Kansas 85-77 at Oklahoma State Travis Ford
2009-10 3-6-10 Syracuse 78-68 at Louisville Rick Pitino
2010-11 1-12-11 Duke 66-61 at Florida State Leonard Hamilton
2010-11 2-12-11 Ohio State 71-67 at Wisconsin Bo Ryan
2010-11 2-14-11 Kansas 84-68 at Kansas State Frank Martin
2010-11 2-26-11 Duke 64-60 at Virginia Tech Seth Greenberg
2010-11 3-25-11 Ohio State 62-60 Kentucky at Newark, NJ, in NCAA Tournament East Regional semifinals John Calipari
2011-12 11-26-11 North Carolina 90-80 at UNLV Dave Rice
2011-12 12-10-11 Kentucky 73-72 at Indiana Tom Crean
2011-12 1-21-12 Syracuse 67-58 at Notre Dame Mike Brey
2012-13 12-15-12 Indiana 88-86 in OT Butler on neutral court in Indianapolis Brad Stevens