Men's NCAA Basketball Championships, 2003

Updated August 28, 2020 | Infoplease Staff

Division I

First Round—East	No. Carolina 74, California 76 (OT)
	So. Carolina St. 54, Oklahoma 71
	Manhattan 65, Syracuse 76
	Pennsylvania 63, Oklahoma State 77
	Auburn 65, St. Joseph's 63 (OT)
	East Tenn. St. 73, Wake Forest 76
	Austin Peay 64, Louisville 86
	Butler 47, Mississippi St. 46
First Round—Midwest	Holy Cross 68, Marquette 72
	Southern Illinois 71, Missouri 72
	Weber State 74, Wisconsin 81
	Tulsa 84, Dayton 71
	Indiana Purdue 64, Kentucky 95
	Utah 60, Oregon 58
	Wagner 61, Pittsburgh 87
	Alabama 62, Indiana 67
First Round—South	Brigham Young 53, Connecticut 58
	San Diego 69, Stanford 77
	UNC-Asheville 61, Texas 82
	Purdue 80, Louisiana State 56
	Sam Houston 55, Florida 85
	Colorado 64, Michigan State 79
	Troy State 59, Xavier 71
	UNC-Wilmington 73, Maryland 75
First Round—West	Gonzaga 74, Cincinnati 69
	Vermont 51, Arizona 80
	Western Kentucky 60, Illinois 65
	Arizona State 84, Memphis 71
	Central Michigan 79, Creighton 73
	Utah State 61, Kansas 64
	Colorado State 57, Duke 67
	Wisc. Milwaukee 69, Notre Dame 70
Second Round—East	California 65, Oklahoma 74
	Butler 79, Louisville 71
	Oklahoma State 56, Syracuse 68
	Auburn 68, Wake Forest 62
Second Round—Midwest	Missouri 92, Marquette 101 (OT)
	Indiana 52, Pittsburgh 74
	Tulsa 60, Wisconsin 61
	Utah 54, Kentucky 74
Second Round—South	Connecticut 85, Stanford 74
	Maryland 77, Xavier 64
	Purdue 67, Texas 77
	Michigan State 68, Florida 46
Second Round—West	Notre Dame 68, Illinois 60
	Gonzaga 95, Arizona 96
	Arizona State 76, Kansas 108
	Central Michigan 60, Duke 86
Third Round—East	Butler 54, Oklahoma 65
	Auburn 78, Syracuse 79
Third Round—Midwest	Wisconsin 57, Kentucky 63
	Marquette 77, Pittsburgh 74
Third Round—South	Connecticut 78, Texas 82
	Michigan State 60, Maryland 58
Third Round—West	Notre Dame 71, Arizona 88
	Duke 65, Kansas 69
Regional Finals	East—Syracuse 63, Oklahoma 47
	Midwest—Marquette 83, Kentucky 69
	South—Michigan State 76, Texas 85
	West—Kansas 78, Arizona 75
Final Four	(April 5, 2003, New Orleans, La.)
	Marquette 61, Kansas 94
	Syracuse 95, Texas 84
National Final	(April 7, 2003, New Orleans, La.)
	Syracuse 81, Kansas 78