1992 College Basketball NCAA Turnier (64 Mannschaften)

East Regional

Herzog 82, Campbell 56
	Kentucky 88, Old Dominion 69
	Massachusetts 85, Fordham 58
	Seton Halle 78, La Salle 76
	Missouri 89, West Virginia 78
	Syracuse 51, Princeton 43
	Iowa St. 76, NC-Charlotte 74
	Iowa 98, Texas 92
Duke 75, Iowa 62
	Kentucky 106, Iowa St. 98
	Seton Hall 88, Missouri 71
	UMass 77, Syracuse 71 (OT)
Semifinale	Duke 81, Seton Hall 69
	Kentucky 87, UMass 77
Finale	Duke 104, Kentucky 103 (OT)

West Regional

UCLA 73, Robert Morris 53
	Indiana 94, Eastern Ill. 55
	Florida St. 78, Montana 68
	SW Louisiana 87, Oklahoma 83
	New Mexico St. 81, DePaul 73
	Georgetown 75, Südflorida 60
	LSU 94, BYU 83
UCLA 85, Louisville 69
	Indiana 89, LSU 79
	Florida St. 78, Georgetown 68
	N. Mexico St. 81, SW Louisiana 73
Semifinale	UCLA 85, N. Mexico St. 78
	Indiana 85, Florida St. 74
Finale	Indiana 106, UCLA 79

Midwest Regional

Kansas 100, Howard 67
	USC 84, NE Louisiana 54
	Arkansas 80, Murray St. 69
	Cincinnati 85, Delaware 47
	Michigan St. 61, SW Missouri St. 54
	Memphis St. 80, Pepperdine 70
	Georgia Tech 65, Houston 60
	UTEP 55, Evansville 50
UTEP 66, Kansas 60
	Georgia Tech 79, USC 78
	Memphis St. 82, Arkansas 80
	Cincinnati 77, Michigan St. 65
Semifinale	Cincinnati 69, UTEP 67
	Memphis St. 83, Georgia Tech 79
Finale	Cincinnati 88, Memphis St. 57

Southeast Regional

Ohio St. 83, Miss. Valley St. 56
	Oklahoma St. 100, Ga. Southern 73
	East Tenn. St. 87, Arizona 80
	North Carolina 68, Miami-OH 63
	Alabama 80, Stanford 75
	Michigan 73, Tempel 66
	Tulane 61, St. John's 57
	Connecticut 86, Nebraska 65
Ohio St. 78, Connecticut 55
	Oklahoma St. 87, Tulane 71
	North Carolina 64, Alabama 55
	Michigan 102, East Tenn. St. 90
Semifinale	Ohio St. 80, North Carolina 73
	Michigan 75, Oklahoma St. 72
Finale	Michigan 75, Ohio St. 71 (OT)

LETZTEN VIER

im HHH Metrodome, Minneapolis

Semifinale	Duke 81, Indiana 78
	Michigan 76, Cincinnati 72
Meisterschaft	Duke 71, Michigan 51
Bobby Hurley, Herzog
All-Turnier	Hurley, Christian Laettner und Grant Hill, Duke;
	Jalen Rose und Chris Webber, Michigan.