As Good As It Got: School-Record Winning Streaks Snapped During Tourney
May 10th, 2014 - 19:55
Facing the facts, it was a simple equation for Florida, Stephen F. Austin and Wichita State during the NCAA Tournament this year. They had the daunting task of capturing the NCAA championship or watch their long school-record winning streak come to a halt. They wound up joining the following alphabetical list of schools to have an existing all-time DI winning streak of at least 25 consecutive victories broken during the NCAA playoffs:
School | Streak | Date Ended | Opponent | Score | NCAA Tourney Round |
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Butler | 26 | 4-5-10 | Duke | 61-59 | Championship Game |
College of Charleston | 25 | 3-12-99 | Tulsa | 62-53 | East Regional First |
Columbia | 32 | 3-20-51 | Illinois | 79-71 | East Regional First |
Davidson | 25 | 3-30-08 | Kansas | 59-57 | Midwest Regional Final |
Duke | 32 | 3-29-99 | Connecticut | 77-74 | Championship Game |
Florida | 30 | 4-5-14 | Connecticut | 63-53 | National Semifinals |
Houston | 32 | 3-22-68 | UCLA | 101-69 | National Semifinals |
Indiana | 34 | 3-22-75 | Kentucky | 92-90 | Mideast Regional Final |
Indiana State | 33 | 3-26-79 | Michigan State | 75-64 | Championship Game |
Loyola Marymount | 25 | 3-19-88 | North Carolina | 123-97 | West Regional Second |
Marquette | 39 | 3-18-71 | Ohio State | 60-59 | Mideast Regional Semifinals |
Memphis | 27 | 3-26-09 | Missouri | 102-91 | West Regional Semifinals |
Ohio State | 32 | 3-25-61 | Cincinnati | 70-65 | Championship Game |
Rutgers | 31 | 3-27-76 | Michigan | 86-70 | National Semifinals |
Stephen F. Austin | 29 | 3-23-14 | UCLA | 77-60 | South Regional Second |
Temple | 25 | 3-21-58 | Kentucky | 61-60 | National Semifinals |
UNLV | 45 | 3-30-91 | Duke | 79-77 | National Semifinals |
Wichita State | 35 | 3-23-14 | Kentucky | 78-76 | Midwest Regional Second |