2007 NCAA Tournament: 17 berths; 7-19 overall record
Albany
Butler (defeated Old Dominion and Maryland to reach the Sweet Sixteen)
Creighton
Davidson
Eastern Kentucky
Holy Cross
Long Beach State
Miami (Ohio)
Nevada (def. Creighton)
New Mexico State
Niagara
Old Dominion
Oral Roberts
Southern Illinois (def. Holy Cross and Virginia Tech to reach the Sweet Sixteen)
Virginia Commonwealth (def. Duke)
Winthrop (def. Notre Dame)
Wright State

2006 NCAA Tournament: 19 berths; 12-19 overall record
Albany
Bradley (def. Kansas and Pittsburgh to reach the Sweet Sixteen)
Bucknell (def. Arkansas)
George Mason (def. Michigan St., North Carolina, Wichita State and Connecticut to reach Final Four)
Iona
Kent State
Montana (def. Nevada)
Murray State
Nevada
UNC-Wilmington
Northern Iowa
Northwestern State (def. Iowa)
Pacific
Oral Roberts
Utah State
Southern Illinois
UW-Milwaukee (def. Oklahoma)
Winthrop
Wichita State (def. Seton Hall and Tennessee to reach the Sweet Sixteen)

2005 NCAA Tournament: 15 berths; 6-15 overall record
Bucknell (def. Kansas)
Chattanooga
Creighton
Eastern Kentucky
Montana
Nevada (def. Texas)
Niagara
Northern Iowa
Ohio
Old Dominion
Pacific (def. Pittsburgh)
Southern Illinois (def. Saint Mary’s, Calif.)
Utah State
UW-Milwaukee (def. Alabama and Boston College to reach the Sweet Sixteen)
Winthrop

2004 NCAA Tournament: 12 berths; 4-12 overall record
Eastern Washington
Illinois-Chicago
Liberty
Manhattan (def. Florida)
Murray State
Nevada (def. Michigan State and Gonzaga to reach the Sweet Sixteen)
Northern Iowa
Pacific (def. Providence)
Southern Illinois
Valparaiso
Virginia Commonwealth
Western Michigan

2003 NCAA Tournament: 11 berths; 3-11 overall record
Austin Peay
Butler (def. Mississippi State and Louisville to reach the Sweet Sixteen)
Central Michigan (def. Creighton)
Creighton
Holy Cross
Manhattan
UNC-Wilmington
Sam Houston State
Southern Illinois
Utah State
UW-Milwaukee

Contact: Michael Humes
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