Année

Vainqueur

Score

Finaliste

MOP (MVP)

Équipe MOP

1939

Oregon

46-33

Ohio State

Jimmy Hull

Ohio State

1940

Indiana

60-42

Kansas

Marv Huffman

Indiana

1941

Wisconsin

39-34

Washington State

John Kotz

Wisconsin

1942

Stanford

53-38

Dartmouth

Howie Dallmar

Stanford

1943

Wyoming

46-34

Georgetown

Ken Sailors

Wyoming

1944

Utah

42-40 (a.p.)

Dartmouth

Arnie Ferrin

Utah

1945

Oklahoma A&M MO

49-45

New York

Bob Kurland

Oklahoma A&M

1946

Oklahoma A&M

43-40

North Carolina

Bob Kurland

Oklahoma A&M

1947

Holy Cross

58-47

Oklahoma

George Kaftan

Holy Cross

1948

Kentucky

58-42

Baylor

Alex Groza

Kentucky

1949

Kentucky

46-36

Oklahoma State

Alex Groza

Kentucky

1950

CC New York

71-68

Bradley

Irwin Dambrot

CC New York

1951

Kentucky

68-58

Kansas State

Bill Spivey

Kentucky

1952

Kansas

80-63

St. John's

Clyde Lovellette

Kansas

1953

Indiana

69-68

Kansas

B.H. Born

Kansas

1954

La Salle

92-76

Bradley

Tom Gola

La Salle

1955

San Francisco

76-73

La Salle

Bill Russell

San Francisco

1956

San Francisco

83-71

Iowa

Hal Lear

Temple

1957

North Carolina

54-53 (a. 3 p.)

Kansas

Wilt Chamberlain

Kansas

1958

Kentucky

84-72

Seattle

Elgin Baylor

Seattle

1959

California

71-70

West Virginia

Jerry West

West Virginia

1960

Ohio State

75-55

California

Jerry Lucas

Ohio State

1961

Cincinnati

70-65 (a.p.)

Ohio State

Jerry Lucas

Ohio State

1962

Cincinnati

71-59

Ohio State

Paul Hogue

Cincinnati

1963

Loyola (Chicago)

60-58 (a.p.)

Cincinnati

Jimmy Hull

Ohio State

1964

UCLA

98-83

Duke

Art Heyman

Duke

1965

UCLA

91-80

Michigan

Bill Bradley

Princeton

1966

Texas Western

72-65

Kentucky

Jerry Chambers

Utah

1967

UCLA

79-64

Dayton

Lew Alcindor

UCLA

1968

UCLA

78-55

North Carolina

Lew Alcindor

UCLA

1969

UCLA

92-72

Purdue

Lew Alcindor

UCLA

1970

UCLA

80-69

Jacksonville

Sidney Wicks

UCLA

1971

UCLA

68-62

Villanova

Howard Porter

Villanova

1972

UCLA

81-76

Florida State

Bill Walton

UCLA

1973

UCLA

87-66

Memphis State

Bill Walton

UCLA

1974

NC State

76-64

Marquette

David Thompson

NC State

1975

UCLA

92-85

Kentucky

Richard Washington

UCLA

1976

Indiana

86-68

Michigan

Kent Benson

Indiana

1977

Marquette

67-59

North Carolina

Butch Lee

Marquette

1978

Kentucky

94-88

Duke

Jack Givens

Kentucky

1979

Michigan State

75-64

Indiana State

Earvin Johnson

Michigan State

1980

Louisville

59-54

UCLA

Darrell Griffith

Louisville

1981

Indiana

63-50

North Carolina

Isiah Thomas

Indiana

1982

North Carolina

63-62

Georgetown

James Worthy

North Carolina

1983

N.C. State

54-52

Houston

Akeem Olajuwon

Houston

1984

Georgetown

84-75

Houston

Patrick Ewing

Georgetown

1985

Villanova

66-64

Georgetown

Ed Pinckney

Villanova

1986

Louisville

72-69

Duke

Pervis Ellison

Louisville

1987

Indiana

74-73

Syracuse

Keith Smart

Indiana

1988

Kansas

83-79

Oklahoma

Danny Manning

Kansas

1989

Michigan

80-79 (a.p.)

Seton Hall

Glen Rice

Michigan

1990

UNLV

103-73

Duke

Anderson Hunt

UNLV

1991

Duke

72-65

Kansas

Christian Laettner

Duke

1992

Duke

71-51

Michigan

Bobby Hurley

Duke

1993

North Carolina

77-71

Michigan

Donald Williams

North Carolina

1994

Arkansas

76-72

Duke

Corliss Williamson

Arkansas

1995

UCLA

89-78

Arkansas

Ed O'Bannon

UCLA

1996

Kentucky

76-67

Syracuse

Tony Delk

Kentucky

1997

Arizona

84-79 (a.p.)

Kentucky

Miles Simon

Arizona

1998

Kentucky

78-69

Utah

Jeff Sheppard

Kentucky

1999

Connecticut

77-74

Duke

Richard Hamilton

Connecticut

2000

Michigan State

89-76

Florida

Mateen Cleaves

Michigan State

2001

Duke

82-72

Arizona

Shane Battier

Duke

2002

Maryland

64-52

Indiana

Juan Dixon

Maryland

2003

Syracuse

81-78

Kansas

Carmelo Anthony

Syracuse

2004

Connecticut

82-73

Georgia Tech

Emeka Okafor

Connecticut

2005

North Carolina

75-70

Illinois

Sean May

North Carolina

2006

Florida

73-57

UCLA

Joakim Noah

Florida

2007

Florida

84-75

Ohio State

Corey Brewer

Florida

2008

Kansas

75-68

Memphis

Mario Chalmers

Kansas

2009

North Carolina

89-72

Michigan State

Wayne Ellington

North Carolina