1951 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament - Teams

Teams

Region Seed Team Coach Finished Final Opponent Score
East
East n/a Columbia Lou Rossini Sweet Sixteen Illinois L 79-71
East n/a Connecticut Hugh Greer Sweet Sixteen St. John's L 63-52
East n/a Illinois Harry Combes Third Place Oklahoma A&M W 61-46
East n/a Kentucky Adolph Rupp Champion Kansas State W 68-58
East n/a Louisville Peck Hickman Sweet Sixteen Kentucky L 79-68
East n/a North Carolina State Everett Case Regional Fourth Place St. John's L 71-59
East n/a St. John's Frank McGuire Regional Third Place North Carolina State W 71-59
East n/a Villanova Alex Severance Sweet Sixteen North Carolina State L 67-62
West
West n/a Arizona Fred Enke Sweet Sixteen Kansas State L 61-59
West n/a BYU Stan Watts Regional Fourth Place Washington L 80-67
West n/a Kansas State Jack Gardner Runner Up Kentucky L 68-58
West n/a Montana State John Breeden Sweet Sixteen Oklahoma A&M L 50-46
West n/a Oklahoma A&M Henry Iba Fourth Place Illinois L 61-46
West n/a San José State Walter McPherson Sweet Sixteen BYU L 68-61
West n/a Texas A&M John Floyd Sweet Sixteen Washington L 62-40
West n/a Washington Tippy Dye Regional Third Place BYU W 80-67

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