List of NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament Final Four participants

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1. Full seeding began in 1979
2. The Pac-12 Conference was previously named the Pacific Coast Conference, Athletic Association of Western Universities (A
3. The Big Eight Conference was previously named the Big Seven Conference and Big Six Conference.
4. The Ivy League succeeded the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League.
5. The Mountain States Athletic Conference was more popularly known as the Skyline Six and Skyline Eight at various points
6. Oklahoma State University was named Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College and known as Oklahoma A&M before 1957.
7. The Big Ten Conference was known as the Big Nine from the 1946–47 season to 1953–54 season.
8. The MOP was not officially awarded after the 1951 championship game. However, the NCAA lists Bill Spivey as the winner o
9. The West Coast Conference was previously named the California Basketball Association and West Coast Athletic Conference.
10. The East Coast Conference was previously named the Middle Atlantic Conference.
11. The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) was named Texas Western College before 1967.
12. The University of Memphis was named Memphis State University before 1995.
13. Syracuse qualified for the tournament via the ECAC Upstate tournament.
14. Rutgers qualified for the tournament via the ECAC Metro tournament.
15. Charlotte was branded as UNC Charlotte during its 1977 appearance.
16. In the 1978 tournament teams were seeded in two pools of automatic qualifiers (Q) and at-large teams (L). Each region ha
17. UConn was officially known as Connecticut before 2013 when it adopted the short form as its official athletic brand name
18. The NCAA allowed Luke Hancock to retain his Most Outstanding Player award as part of a settlement.
19. The official NCAA records book considers both iterations of the Big East the same conference despite the original Big Ea
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