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What is the lowest seed to win NCAA?

There has only been one team to win the national championship as a No. 8 seed-- That was No. 8 Villanova in 1985, when the Wildcats won the first-ever tournament that featured 64 teams.

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North Carolina isn't exactly a Cinderella story in the true sense of the word, but the Tar Heels have taken a difficult road to the national championship. UNC entered the NCAA Tournament as the No. 8 seed in the East region and took down No. 9 Marquette, No. 1 Baylor, No. 4 UCLA, No. 15 Saint Peter's and West region No. 2 Duke to reach the national championship for the 12th time in program history. MORE: How UNC coach Hubert Davis went from NBA journeyman to Roy Williams replacement Since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985, the Tar Heels have never reached the title game as anything but a No. 1 seed. They won titles in 1993, 2005, 2009, 2017 and lost in 2016 after entering the field as one of the top-four overall teams. The Blue Blood program now has a chance to make underdog history if it can complete its unbelievable run to a title on Monday. Just how historic would the win be in the history of March Madness? The Sporting News dives into the history of the lowest seeds to win a title.

Has an 8-seed ever won the NCAA Tournament?

UNC would join some exclusive company should it win the tournament after entering as a No. 8 seed. There has only been one team to win the national championship as a No. 8 seed-- That was No. 8 Villanova in 1985, when the Wildcats won the first-ever tournament that featured 64 teams. DeCOURCY: Caleb Love's shot puts a classic finish on the all-time Duke-North Carolina Final Four classic Villanova began its tournament by defeating No. 9 Dayton in the Southeast region and then stunning No. 1 Michigan in the second round. It then defeated No. 5 Maryland in the Sweet 16 and No. 2 UNC in the Elite Eight. In the Final Four, the Wildcats beat No. 2 Memphis State to secure a matchup with the reigning national champion and East champion, No. 1 Georgetown. Backed by a then NCAA-record 78.6 percent FG percentage, the Wildcats edged out the Hoyas 66-64 to win the program's first national championship.

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Lowest seeds to win the NCAA Tournament

That Villanova team is not only the lone No. 8 seed to win a title, but also the lowest seed ever to win a national championship. The lowest seed ever to reach the Final Four is an 11 seed, which has happened five times — LSU (1986), George Mason (2006), VCU (2011), Loyola Chicago (2018) and UCLA (2021). There have only been two other No. 8 seeds reach the national championship game. The next team after Villanova was No. 8 Butler in 2011, when the Bulldogs lost to No. 3 Connecticut. The next came in 2014 when No. 8 Kentucky lost in the title game to No. 7 Connecticut. MORE: North Carolina vs. Kansas odds, picks, predictions for 2022 national championship game Since the field expanded to 64 teams, No. 1 seeds have overwhelmingly dominated the title winning. There have been 23 national champions that entered the field as one of the top seeds, and only 13 from any other seed. Here's a look at all the national champions that weren't No. 1 seeds. Year Champion Opponent 1986 No. 2 Louisville No. 1 Duke 1991 No. 2 Duke No. 3 Kansas 1998 No. 2 Kentucky No. 3 Utah 2004 No. 2 Connecticut No. 3 Georgia Tech 2016 No. 2 Villanova No. 1 North Carolina 1989 No. 3 Michigan No. 3 Seton Hall 2003 No. 3 Syracuse No. 2 Kansas 2006 No. 3 Florida No. 2 UCLA 2011 No. 3 Connecticut No. 8 Butler 1997 No. 4 Arizona No. 1 Kentucky 1988 No. 6 Kansas No. 1 Oklahoma 2014 No. 7 Connecticut No. 8 Kentucky 1985 No. 8 Villanova No. 1 Georgetown

There has never been a team not named "Connecticut" that has beaten an eight-seed in the national championship game. That has to make Tar Heel fans feel good, right?

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