1994 NCAA tournament: Bracket, scores, stats, records

The 1994 NCAA tournament ended with Arkansas winning its first national championship. The Razorbacks beat Duke 76-72 in the final. Find the bracket, scores, stats and more below.

Duke returned to the Final Four for the sixth time in the last seven years. Arizona and Florida joined Arkansas and Duke in Charlotte for the national semifinals. Arkansas' Corliss Williamson was named the Most Outstanding Player.

1994 NCAA tournament: Bracket

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1994 NCAA tournament: Scores

• First Round
  • East Regional
    • No. 1 North Carolina 71, No. 16 Liberty 51
    • No. 9 Boston College 67, No. 8 Washington State 64
    • No. 5 Indiana 84, No. 12 Ohio 72
    • No. 4 Temple 61, No. 13 Drexel 39
    • No. 11 Penn 90, No. 6 Nebraska 80
    • No. 3 Florida 64, No. 14 James Madison 62
    • No. 10 George Washington 51, No. 7 UAB 46
    • No. 2 UConn 64, No. 15 Rider
  • Southeast Regional
    • No. 1 Purdue 98, No. 16 UCF 67
    • No. 9 Alabama 76, No. 8 Providence 70
    • No. 5 Wake Forest 68, No. 12 College of Charleston 58
    • No. 4 Kansas 102, No. 13 Chattanooga 73
    • No. 6 Marquette 81, No. 11 Southwest Louisiana 59
    • No. 3 Kentucky 83, No. 14 Tennessee State 70
    • No. 7 Michigan State 84, No. 10 Seton Hall 73
    • No. 2 Duke 82, No. 15 Texas Southern 70
  • Midwest Regional
    • No. 1 Arkansas 94, No. 16 North Carolina A&T 79
    • No. 9 Georgetown 84, No. 8 Illinois 77
    • No. 12 Tulsa 112, No. 5 UCLA 102
    • No. 4 Oklahoma State 65, No. 13 New Mexico State 55
    • No. 6 Texas 91, No. 11 Western Kentucky 77
    • No. 3 Michigan 78, No. 14 Pepperdine 74 (OT)
    • No. 10 Maryland 74, No. 7 Saint Louis 66
    • No. 2 UMass 78, No. 15 Southwest Texas State 60
  • West Regional
    • No. 1 Missouri 76, No. 16 Navy 53
    • No. 9 Wisconsin 80, No. 8 Cincinnati 72
    • No. 12 Green Bay 61, No. 5 California 57
    • No. 4 Syracuse 92, No. 13 Hawai'i 78
    • No. 6 Minnesota 74, No. 11 Southern Illinois 60
    • No. 3 Louisville 67, No. 14 Boise State 58
    • No. 7 Virginia 57, No. 10 New Mexico 54
    • No. 2 Arizona 81, No. 15 Loyola (Maryland) 55
• Second Round
  • East Regional
    • No. 9 Boston College 75, No. 1 North Carolina 72
    • No. 5 Indiana 67, No. 4 Temple 58
    • No. 3 Florida 70, No. 11 Penn 58
    • No. 2 UConn 75, No. 10 George Washington 63
  • Southeast Regional
    • No. 1 Purdue 83, No. 9 Alabama 73
    • No. 4 Kansas 69, No. 5 Wake Forest 58
    • No. 6 Marquette 75, No. 3 Kentucky 63
    • No. 2 Duke 85, No. 7 Michigan State 74
  • Midwest Regional
    • No. 1 Arkansas 85, No. 9 Georgetown 73
    • No. 12 Tulsa 82, No. 4 Oklahoma State 80
    • No. 3 Michigan 84, No. 6 Texas 79
    • No. 10 Maryland 95, No. 2 UMass 87
  • West Regional
    • No. 1 Missouri 109, No. 9 Wisconsin 96
    • No. 4 Syracuse 64, No. 12 Green Bay 59
    • No. 3 Louisville 60, No. 6 Minnesota 55
    • No. 2 Arizona 71, No. 7 Virginia 58
• Sweet 16
  • East Regional
    • No. 9 Boston College 77, No. 68 Indiana 68
    • No. 3 Florida 69, No. 2 UConn 60 (OT)
  • Southeast Regional
    • No. 1 Purdue 83, No. 4 Kansas 78
    • No. 2 Duke 59, No. 6 Marquette 49
  • Midwest Regional
    • No. 1 Arkansas 103, No. 12 Tulsa 84
    • No. 3 Michigan 78, No. 10 Maryland 71
  • West Regional
    • No. 1 Missouri 98, No. 4 Syracuse 88 (OT)
    • No. 2 Arizona 82, No. 3 Louisville 70
• Elite Eight
  • East Regional
    • No. 3 Florida 74, No. 9 Boston College 66
  • Southeast Regional
    • No. 2 Duke 69, No. 1 Purdue 60
  • Midwest Regional
    • No. 1 Arkansas 76, No. 3 Michigan 68
  • West Regional
    • No. 2 Arizona 92, No. 1 Missouri 72
• Final Four (Charlotte, North Carolina)
  • National semifinals
    • No. 2 Duke 70, No. 3 Florida 65
    • No. 1 Arkansas 91, No. 2 Arizona 82
  • National championship
    • No. 1 Arkansas 76, No. 2 Duke 72 | Watch full game

1994 NCAA tournament: Upsets

The following double-digit seeds won games:

1994 NCAA tournament: Stats

Here are the tournament leaders, with games in parentheses:

Individual scoring

• Gary Collier, Tulsa (3) — 31.3 points per game

Individual rebounding

• Juwan Howard, Michigan (4) — 12.8 rebounds per game

Individual assists

• Duane Simpkins, Maryland (3) — 7.3