Who Won the 2009 NCAA Mens Final Four?

North Carolina wins the 2009 NCAA Final FourApr 6, 2009

The 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball championship game was held April 6 at Ford Field in Detroit.

North Carolina handled Michigan State with relative ease to win their fifth national championship by a score of 89-72.

The Tarheels, who were up 55-34 at halftime, won all of their tournament games by double digits.

Ty Lawson led North Carolina in scoring with 21 points. Tyler Hansbrough added 18 and Wayne Ellington chipped in 19 points. Ellington was named the Final Four Outstanding Player. Goran Suton led the Spartans with 17 points.



North Carolina Tarheels

North Carolina 89
Michigan State 72

Michigan State Spartans
North Carolina   Michigan State
Player Min Reb Ast Pts   Player Min Reb Ast Pts
D Thompson 23 3 0 9   R Morgan 19 1 0 4
T Hansbrough 34 7 2 18   D Roe 17 8 0 2
T Lawson 37 4 6 21   G Suton 31 11 0 17
D Green 24 3 4 6   K Lucas 35 0 7 14
W Ellington 35 4 0 19   T Walton 24 1 3 2
M Campbell 1 1 0 0   I Ibok 1 1 0 0
B Frasor 23 1 1 2   C Allen 17 1 1 3
L Drew II 4 0 0 0   A Thornton 3 3 0 2
JB Tanner 1 0 0 0   D Summers 21 5 2 13
J Watts 1 1 0 2   I Dahlman 1 1 0 2
E Davis 14 8 0 11   D Green 12 7 0 7
P Moody 1 0 0 0   J Crandell 1 0 0 0
M Copeland 1 0 0 0   K Lucious 14 0 0 0
T Zeller 1 1 0 1   T Herzog 1 0 0 0
            M Gray 3 1 0 0


East Region



1 Pittsburgh 72
16 E Tennessee St 62 1 Pittsburgh 84
  1 Pittsburgh 60
8 Oklahoma St 77 8 Oklahoma St 76  
9 Tennessee 75  
  1 Pittsburgh 76
5 Florida St 59    
12 Wisconsin 61 12 Wisconsin 49    
  4 Xavier 55  
4 Xavier 77 4 Xavier 60  
13 Portland St 59  
VILLANOVA
6 UCLA 65  
11 VCU 64 6 UCLA 69  
  3 Villanova 77  
3 Villanova 80 3 Villanova 89    
14 American 67    
  3 Villanova 78
7 Texas 76  
10 Minnesota 62 7 Texas 69  
  2 Duke 54
2 Duke 86 2 Duke 74
15 Binghamton 62


South Region



1 North Carolina 101
16 Radford 58 1 North Carolina 84
  1 North Carolina 98
8 LSU 75 8 LSU 70  
9 Butler 71  
  1 North Carolina 72
5 Illinois 72    
12 W Kentucky 76 12 W Kentucky 81    
  4 Gonzaga 77  
4 Gonzaga 77 4 Gonzaga 83  
13 Akron 64  
NORTH CAROLINA
6 Arizona St 66  
11 Temple 57 6 Arizona St 67  
  3 Syracuse 71  
3 Syracuse 59 3 Syracuse 78    
14 Stephen F Austin 44    
  2 Oklahoma 60
7 Clemson 59  
10 Michigan 62 10 Michigan 63  
  2 Oklahoma 84
2 Oklahoma 82 2 Oklahoma 73
15 Morgan St 54


Midwest Region



1 Louisville 74
16 Morehead St 54 1 Louisville 79
  1 Louisville 103
8 Ohio St 72 9 Sienna 72  
9 Sienna 74  
  1 Louisville 52
5 Utah 71    
12 Arizona 84 12 Arizona 71    
  12 Arizona 64  
4 Wake Forest 69 13 Cleveland St 57  
13 Cleveland St 84  
MICHIGAN ST
6 West Virginia 60  
11 Dayton 68 11 Dayton 43  
  3 Kansas 62  
3 Kansas 84 3 Kansas 60    
14 North Dakota St 74    
  2 Michigan St 64
7 Boston College 55  
10 USC 72 10 USC 69  
  2 Michigan St 67
2 Michigan St 77 2 Michigan St 74
15 Robert Morris 62


West Region



1 Connecticut 103
16 Chattanooga 47 1 Connecticut 92
  1 Connecticut 72
8 BYU 66 9 Texas A&M 66  
9 Texas A&M 79  
  1 Connecticut 82
5 Purdue 61    
12 Northern Iowa 56 5 Purdue 76    
  5 Purdue 60  
4 Washington 71 4 Washington 74  
13 Mississippi St 58  
CONNECTICUT
6 Marquette 58  
11 Utah St 57 6 Marquette 79  
  3 Missouri 102  
3 Missouri 78 3 Missouri 83    
14 Cornell 59    
  3 Missouri 75
7 California 71  
10 Maryland 84 10 Maryland 70  
  2 Memphis 91
2 Memphis 81 2 Memphis 89
15 Cal St Northridge 70


Final Four



Villanova 69
North Carolina 83 North Carolina 89
  NORTH CAROLINA
Michigan St 82 Michigan St 72
Connecticut 73


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