Need Help, March Madness question

Dartmouth?

 

I'm guessing Dartmouth's women's team could be the men's team.

 

You guess correctly.

 

William and Mary would fit that list, then.

 

Freddie:

Wouldn't someone at the NCAA office in Indy be able to help you? Seems like that would be the first place I'd go.

I have trouble trusting some of these people around here. [/shifting eyes]

 

High Point, but they've only been DI for the last six or seven years.
In the Big Sky, Portland State, Sacramento State and Northern Colorado have never been, but UNC is still a DI newbie. Portland State made it to several DII tourneys, but never to the DI.

 

i believe dartmouth made it in the very early 40's

 

Go top ncaa.org click on histiry tab, got to 2007 Final Four record book (PDF files, need acrobat reader to access) Page 78 begins list of the 295 teams who have played in the tournament and their year-by-year tourney records.

Don't know if this link will work for everybody
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http://www.ncaa.org/library/records/basketball/m_final_four_records_book/2007/2007_m_final_four_record.pdf

 

Savannah State and Longwood are a couple of fairly new D-I's that I'm sure have never made it.

 

Is Longwood eligible yet? I'm sure it must be hard for Longwood to penetrate the field.

I could have sworn one of the Patriot League teams hasn't made it, but I couldn't tell you who. I think American?

 

How about schools that were Div I at the time the tournament went to 64 teams? That's the dividing line for me.

 

Are we sure on Northwestern? I thought Eschmeyer led them to a tourney berth in the late 90s.