2007 Horizon League Men's Basketball Tournament


First Round
Tuesday, February 27
Second Round
Friday, March 2
Semifinals
Saturday, March 3
Final
Tuesday, March 6
1 Wright State
(Bye)
1 Wright State 57
4 UW-Green Bay 51
4 UW-Green Bay 78
9 Cleveland State 59
4 UW-Green Bay 72
5 Youngstown State 55
5 Youngstown State 82
8 Detroit 80
1 Wright State 60
2 Butler 55
2 Butler
(Bye)
2 Butler 67
3 Loyola (Chicago) 66
3 Loyola (Chicago) 66
6 UIC 62
6 UIC 83
7 Milwaukee 77

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