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Carolina Basketball 2011-12 Year Date NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Round 2000 March 17 South First 2000 March 19 South Second 2000 March 24 South Semifinal 2000 March 26 South Final 2000 April 3 2001 March 16 South First 2001 March 18 South Second 2004 March 18 South First 2004 March 20 South Second 2005 March 18 East First 2005 March 20 East Second 2005 March 25 East Semifinal 2005 March 27 East Final 2005 April 2 2005 April 4 2006 March 17 East First 2006 March 19 East Second 2007 March 15 East First 2007 March 17 East Second 2007 March 23 East Semifinal 2007 March 25 East Final 2008 March 21 East First 2008 March 23 East Second 2008 March 27 East Semifinal 2008 March 29 East Final 2008 April 5 FF- National Semifinal Opponent (Seeds–UNC/Opp.) W/L Score Missouri (8/9) Stanford (8/1) Tennessee (8/4) Tulsa (8/7) Florida (8/5) W 84-70 W 60-53 Princeton (2/15) Penn State (2/7) Air Force (6/11) Texas (6/3) Oakland (Mich.) (1/16) Iowa State (1/8) Villanova (1/5) Wisconsin (1/6) FF- National Semifinal Michigan State (1/5) FF- National Championship Illinois (1/1) Murray State (3/14) George Mason (3/11) Eastern Kentucky (1/16) Michigan State (1/9) Mount St. Mary's (1/16) Arkansas (1/9) FF- National Semifinal 2009 March 19 South First 2009 March 21 South Second 2009 March 27 South Semifinal 2009 March 29 South Final 2009 April 4 2009 April 6 2011 March 18 East Second 2011 March 20 East Third 2011 March 25 East Semifinal 2011 March 27 East Final Tom Copeland/Greensboro News & Record Washington State (1/4) Louisville (1/3) Kansas (1/1) Radford (1/16) LSU (1/8) FF- National Semifinal Gonzaga (1/4) Oklahoma (1/2) Villanova (1/3) FF-National Championship Michigan State (1/2) L 74-82 W 63-52 L 75-78 W 96-68 W 92-65 Site Birmingham, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. W 74-69 Austin, Texas W 59-55 Austin, Texas New Orleans, La. New Orleans, La. Arena Jefferson Civic Center Jefferson Civic Center Erwin Center Erwin Center L 59-71 Indianapolis, Ind. RCA Dome W 70-48 Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte, N.C. W 67-66 Syracuse, N.Y. W 88-82 W 87-71 St. Louis, Mo. W 75-70 W 69-65 L 60-65 W 86-65 W 81-67 L (ot) 84-96 W 113-74 Dayton, Ohio Syracuse, N.Y. St. Louis, Mo. Dayton, Ohio Superdome Superdome Pepsi Center Pepsi Center Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte Coliseum Carrier Dome Carrier Dome Edward Jones Dome Edward Jones Dome University of Dayton Arena University of Dayton Arena Winston-Salem, N.C. Joel Coliseum Winston-Salem, N.C. Joel Coliseum Southern California (1/5) W 74-64 East Rutherford, N.J. Meadowlands Georgetown (1/2) W 108-77 W 68-47 Charlotte, N.C. W 83-73 Raleigh, N.C. Charlotte, N.C. W 84-70 Greensboro, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. W 83-69 Detroit, Mich. W 89-72 Long Island University (2/15) W 102-87 Washington (2/7) Marquette (2/11) Kentucky (2/4) W 86-83 69-76 J.D. Lyon Jr. W 81-63 Newark, N.J. L Getty Images Memphis, Tenn. Detroit, Mich. Charlotte, N.C. RBC Center RBC Center East Rutherford, N.J. Meadowlands Raleigh, N.C. Bobcats Arena Bobcats Arena L 66-84 San Antonio, Texas Alamodome W 101-58 W 98-77 Memphis, Tenn. W 72-60 Greensboro Coliseum Greensboro Coliseum FedExForum FedExForum Ford Field Ford Field Charlotte, N.C. Newark, N.J. Time Warner Cable Arena Time Warner Cable Arena Prudential Center Prudential Center J.D. Lyon Jr. 137 Ed Cota (left) and Joseph Forte led No. 8 seed Carolina on a run to the 2000 Final Four. The Tar Heels beat Louisville in the 2008 East Regional final to reach their 17th Final Four. Ed Davis dunks over Oklahoma on the way to the 2009 NCAA championship. Dexter Strickland dunks vs. Mar- quette in the 2011 Sweet 16.