In 1964, UCLA won the first of its 11 national championships.
Final Four[]
| Logo | School | |
|---|---|---|
| Champion West |
|
UCLA Bruins |
| Runner-up East |
|
Duke Blue Devils |
| Third Place Midwest |
|
Kansas State Wildcats |
| Fourth Place Mideast |
|
Michigan Wolverines |
All-Tournament Team[]
| Player | School |
|---|---|
| Walt Hazzard (Most Outstanding) | UCLA |
| Gail Goodrich | UCLA |
| Jeff Mullins | Duke |
| Bill Buntin | Michigan |
| Willie Murrell | Kansas State |
East Region[]
Quarterfinals[]
| Villanova | 93-83 | Providence |
| Temple | 53-48 | UConn |
| Princeton | 86-60 | VMI |
Semifinals[]
| Villanova | 73-87 | Duke |
| West Virginia | 52-50 | Princeton |
Final[]
| Duke | 101-54 | UConn |
Mideast Region[]
Quarterfinals[]
| Ohio | 71-69 (OT) | Louisville |
| Loyola (IL) | 101-91 | Murray State |
Semifinals[]
| Kentucky | 69-85 | Ohio |
| Michigan | 84-80 | Loyola (IL) |
Final[]
| Ohio | 57-69 | Michigan |
Midwest Region[]
Quarterfinal[]
| Oklahoma City | 78-89 | Creighton |
| Texas Western | 68-62 | Texas A&M |
Semifinals[]
| Wichita State | 84-68 | Creighton |
| Kansas State | 64-60 | Texas Western |
Final[]
| Wichita State | 86-94 | Kansas State |
West Region[]
Quarterfinal[]
| Oregon State | 57-61 | Seattle |
| Utah State | 92-90 | Arizona State |
Semifinals[]
| UCLA | 95-90 | Seattle |
| San Francisco | 64-58 | Utah State |
Final[]
| UCLA | 76-72 | San Francisco |
National Semifinals[]
| Duke | 91-80 | Michigan |
| Kansas State | 84-90 | UCLA |
Championship Game[]
| Duke | 83-98 | UCLA |
| NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament | |
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