Second-round NCAA Upsets
Top four seeded teams who lost to a team seeded eight places lower in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The NCAA began seeding all teams in 1979.
Year	Lower Seed	vs.	Higher Seed	Result
1999	No. 13 Oklahoma	vs.	No. 5 UNC-Charlotte	85-72
1999	No. 10 Purdue	vs.	No. 2 Miami (Fla.)	73-63
1999	No. 10 Miami (Ohio)	vs.	No 2. Utah	66-58
1999	No. 10 Gonzaga	vs.	No. 2 Stanford	82-74
1998	No. 10 West Virginia	vs.	No. 2 Cincinnati	75-74
1997	No. 10 Providence	vs.	No. 2 Duke	98-87
1996	No. 12 Arkansas	vs.	No. 4 Marquette	65-56
1994	No. 12 Tulsa	vs.	No. 4 Oklahoma State	82-80
1994	No. 10 Maryland	vs.	No. 2 Massachusetts	95-87
1994	No. 9 Boston College	vs.	No. 1 North Carolina	75-72
1992	No. 9 Texas El-Paso	vs.	No. 1 Kansas	66-60
1990	No. 11 Loyola Marymount	vs.	No. 3 Michigan	149-115
1990	No. 12 Ball State	vs.	No. 4 Louisville	62-60
1988	No. 11 Rhode Island	vs.	No. 3 Syracuse	97-94
1987	No. 12 Wyoming	vs.	No. 4 UCLA	78-68
1987	No. 10 LSU	vs.	No. 2 Temple	72-62
1986	No. 11 LSU	vs.	No. 3 Memphis State	83-81
1986	No. 12 DePaul	vs.	No. 4 Oklahoma	74-69
1985	No. 8 Villanova	vs.	No. 1 Michigan	59-55
1985	No. 12 Kentucky	vs.	No. 4 UNLV	64-61
1985	No. 11 Boston College	vs.	No. 3 Duke	74-73
1985	No. 11 Auburn	vs.	No. 3 Kansas	66-64
1984	No. 10 Dayton	vs.	No. 2 Oklahoma	89-85
1983	No. 10 Utah	vs.	No. 2 UCLA	67-61
1981	No. 9 St. Joseph's	vs.	No. 1 DePaul	49-48
1980	No. 10 Lamar	vs.	No. 2 Oregon State	81-77
1979	No. 9 Pennsylvania	vs.	No. 1 North Carolina	72-71
1979	No. 10 St. John's	vs.	No. 2 Duke	80-78

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