Has the Final Four ever been all No. 1 seeds? The 2008 NCAA Tournament was the only other time since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985 that the Final Four was comprised of all No. 1 seeds.

How would an expanded March Madness work with 72 or 76 teams? Bracketologist Joe Lunardi tries to answer some of your questions.

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In the Final Four matchups, Kansas defeated North Carolina 84-66 and Memphis defeated UCLA 78-63. Kansas went on to defeat Memphis 75-68 in overtime in the national championship game.