Top 5 Blowouts in NCAA Tournament History - Breece Erickson


1. 1963: Loyola 111 Tennessee Tech 42
This is Number 1 on the list because the difference in points is 69 which is the highest number any team has been beaten by.

2. 1990: UNLV 103 Duke 73
This one is Number 2 because Duke was expected to win the game but UNLV pummeled them.

3. 1965: Princeton 118 Wichita St. 82
This one is Number 3 because it is the Highest amount of points with a blowout.

4. 1986: Syracuse 101 Brown 52
This one is Number 4 because it was Brown's first appearance in 47 years so Syracuse knocked them out of the tournament almost doubling their score.

5. 1979: Michigan St. 101 Penn 67
This one is Number 5 because in think if Michigan St. did not have Magic Johnson it would have been a closer game.

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