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1997 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game
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1997 NCAA Tournament Championship Game ncg File:NCAA primary logo 1980.svg March 31, 1997 1996–97 University of Arizona Arizona Wildcats 24–9 Pac-10 15 13 Lute Olson 33 41 10 University of Kentucky Kentucky Wildcats 35–4 SEC 5 4 Rick Pitino 32 42 5 RCA Dome Indianapolis, Indiana 47,028 Tim Higgins, Ted Valentine, and Tom O'Neil Miles Simon, Arizona Kentucky by 7 CBS Jim Nantz (play-by-play)Billy Packer (color)Michele Tafoya and Andrea Joyce (sideline) 1996 1998
The 1997 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game was the finals of the 1997 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament and it determined the national champion for the 1996–97 season. The game was played on March 31, 1997, at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis, Indiana and featured the West Regional Champion and defending national champion, #1-seeded Kentucky versus the Southeast Regional Champion, #4-seeded Arizona.
Arizona defeated Kentucky 84–79 in overtime to win their first national championship in school history. Due to Kentucky coming back to win the national championship in 1998, Arizona effectively denied Kentucky a potential three-peat from 1996 to 1998.
This was the most recent national championship won by the Pac-12 Conference.
Participating teams
Arizona Wildcats
1996–97 Arizona Wildcats men's basketball team
Southeast
(4) Arizona 65, (13) South Alabama 57
(4) Arizona 73, (12) College of Charleston 69
(4) Arizona 85, (1) Kansas 82
(4) Arizona 96, (10) Providence 92
Final Four
(SE4) Arizona 66, (E1) North Carolina 58
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Kentucky Wildcats
1996–97 Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball team
West
(1) Kentucky 92, (16) Montana 58
(1) Kentucky 75, (8) Iowa 69
(1) Kentucky 83, (4) Saint Joseph's 68
(1) Kentucky 72, (2) Utah 59
Final Four
(W1) Kentucky 78, (MW1) Minnesota 69
Starting lineups
Arizona Position Kentucky Mike Bibby G Wayne Turner Miles Simon G Anthony Epps Bennett Davison F † Ron Mercer Michael Dickerson F Scott Padgett A. J. Bramlett C Jamaal Magloire† 1997 Consensus First Team All-American
Game summary
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Box score
#SE4 Arizona Wildcats
84
#W1 Kentucky Wildcats
79
33–32
41–42
10–5
Miles Simon 30
Mike Bibby 9
Jason Terry 5
Scott Padgett 17
Nazr Mohammed 11
Ron Mercer 6
RCA Dome – Indianapolis, Indiana
47,028
Tim Higgins, Ted Valentine and Tom O'Neil
CBS
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G 34 Miles Simon 30 3 6
G 10 Mike Bibby 25 1 1
F 21 Bennett Davison 16 5 0
F 42 A. J. Bramlett 12 10 1
F 23 Michael Dickerson 8 5 3
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G 31 Jason Terry 2 4 1
F 13 Donnell Harris 3 1 1
F 33 Eugene Edgerson 0 0 0
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Kentucky
Arizona Statistics Kentucky 22/58 (38%) Field goals 30/72 (42%) 6/13 (46%) 3-pt. field goals 10/30 (33%) 34/41 (83%) Free throws 9/17 (53%) 16 Offensive rebounds 17 27 Defensive rebounds 23 43 Total rebounds 40 12 Assists 18 18 Turnovers 16 7 Steals 9 2 Blocks 7 16 Fouls 29 yes yes yes #0033A0
GF 33 Ron Mercer 13 9 6
G 25 Anthony Epps 11 5 4
F 34 Scott Padgett 17 1 0
G 5 Wayne Turner Wayne Turner (basketball) 23 11 1
C 42 Jamaal Magloire 0 4 1
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C 13 Nazr Mohammed 12 11 0
G 21 Cameron Mills 12 1 1
F 32 Jared Prickett 6 5 1
GF 3 Allen Edwards Allen Edwards (basketball) 0 0 1
Rick Pitino
References
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