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Most NCAA Tournament Appearances without a Final Four Appearance
Name the schools that have appeared in the NCAA tournament the most without reaching the final four
* Had Final Four Vacated by the NCAA
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Last updated: April 21, 2019
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BMillz
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Mar 29, 2018
Great Quiz!!!
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Lest anyone think that these teams are chronic postseason underachievers, only 4 of these teams (Xavier, Missouri, St Joseph's, and Minnesota) have been projected as Final Four teams through their seeds (in the 41 years that the tournament has been seeded), and each of those 4 teams were thus projected only 1 year apiece.
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