1970 NCAA College Division Men's Basketball Tournament

1970 NCAA Men's Division II
Basketball Tournament
Teams 32
Finals Site Evansville, Indiana
Champions Philadelphia Textile (1st title)
Runner-Up Tennessee State (1st title game)
Semifinalists UC Riverside (1st Final Four)
Buffalo State (1st Final Four)
Winning Coach Herb Magee (Philadelphia Textile (1st title))
Most Outstanding Player Ted McClain Tennessee State
Attendance 16,075
NCAA Men's Division II Basketball Tournaments
«1969  1971»

The 1970 NCAA Men's Division II Basketball Tournament involved 32 schools playing in a single-elimination tournament to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division II college basketball as a culmination of the 1969-70 NCAA Division II men's basketball season. It was won by the Philadelphia College of Textiles & Science (then-known colloquially as "Philadelphia Textile" and currently known as Philadelphia University) and Tennessee State's Ted McClain was the Most Outstanding Player.

American International College's tournament appearance was later vacated due to NCAA rules violations.

Regional participants

School Outcome
Ashland Runner-up
Cheyney Third Place
Philadelphia Textile Regional Champion
Youngstown State Fourth Place
School Outcome
American International* Regional Champion
Assumption Runner-up
Springfield Third Place
St. Anselm Fourth Place
School Outcome
Boise State Third Place
Puget Sound Runner-up
Sacramento State Fourth Place
UC Riverside Regional Champion
School Outcome
Capital Third Place
Central Michigan Runner-up
St. Joseph's (IN) Regional Champion
Wayne State Fourth Place
School Outcome
Buffalo State Regional Champion
Hartwick Third Place
Montclair State Runner-up
Stony Brook Fourth Place
School Outcome
Georgia Southern Runner-up
Mount St. Mary's Fourth Place
Old Dominion Third Place
Stetson Regional Champion
School Outcome
Bellarmine Third Place
Kentucky Wesleyan Runner-up
Tennessee State Regional Champion
Transylvania Fourth Place
School Outcome
Central Missouri State Runner-up
Cornell (IA) Fourth Place
South Dakota State Regional Champion
SW Missouri State Third Place

*tournament appearance vacated

Regionals

Regional Semifinals Regional Final
      
Philadelphia Textile 79
Youngstown State 52
Philadelphia Textile 45
Ashland 28
Ashland 50
Cheyney 43
Regional Semifinals Regional Final
      
American International 89
St. Anselm 74
American International 83
Assumption 82
Assumption 106
Springfield 84
Regional Semifinals Regional Final
      
UC Riverside 83
Boise State 81
UC Riverside 83
Puget Sound 72
Puget Sound 67
Sacramento State 62
Regional Semifinals Regional Final
      
St. Joseph's (IN) 75
Capital 72
St. Joseph's 87
Central Michigan 68
Central Michigan 73
Wayne State 61
Regional Semifinals Regional Final
      
Montclair State 63
Hartwick 54
Monclair State 72
Buffalo State 81
Buffalo State 93
Stony Brook 69
Regional Semifinals Regional Final
      
Stetson 78
4 Mount St. Mary's 77
Stetson 93
Georgia Southern 86
Georgia Southern 86
Old Dominion 79
Regional Semifinals Regional Final
      
Tennessee State 82
Bellarmine 77
Tennessee State 75
Kentucky Wesleyan 73
Kentucky Wesleyan 74
Transylvania 67
Regional Semifinals Regional Final
      
Central Missouri State 77
Cornell (IA) 65
Central Missouri State 73
South Dakota State 92
South Dakota State 82
SW Missouri State 71

*denotes each overtime played

National Finals

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
Philadelphia Textile 101
American International 53
Philadelphia Textile 79
UC Riverside 63
UC Riverside 82
St. Joseph's (IN) 77
Philadelphia Textile 76
Tennessee State 65
Buffalo State 75
Stetson 74
Buffalo State 80
Tennessee State 101
Tennessee State 92
South Dakota State 89

*denotes each overtime played

See also

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