Breana Bacon | NCAA.com | February 23, 2018 March Madness: The 7 biggest comebacks in men's Final Four history Share Drexel entered the NCAA record books Thursday night, overcoming a 34-point deficit to beat Delaware 85-83. Even though the Dragons performance doesn't guarantee them a ticket to the NCAA tournament in March, the game had all of the feels of March Madness. Here are the biggest comebacks in men's Final Four history: Final Four Team vs. Opponent Point Deficit Trailed Time left, Half Final Score Date Duke vs. Maryland 22 17-39 6:37, 1st 94-84 Mar. 31, 2001 Seton Hall vs. Duke 18 8-26 8:36, 1st 95-78 Apr. 1, 1989 Kansas vs. Ohio State 13 21-34 0:24, 1st 64-62 Mar. 31, 2013 Duke vs. Florida 13 32-45 17:58, 2nd 70-65 Apr. 4, 1994 Duke vs. Indiana 12 27-39 2:03, 1st 81-78 Apr. 4, 1992 Championship Team vs. Opponent Point Deficit Trailed Time left, Half Final Score Date Loyola Chicago vs. Cincinnati 15 30-45 14:00, 2nd 60-58 (OT) Mar. 23, 1963 Kentucky vs. Utah 12 33-45 17:48, 2nd 78-69 Mar. 30, 1998 2022 March Madness: Complete schedule, dates This is the complete March Madness schedule for 2022, with game times, livestream links and TV times. READ MORE Here's where Baylor ranks among the greatest men's basketball national champions ever Baylor won its first-ever national championship in men's basketball. READ MORE 22 way-too-early men's college basketball predictions for 2021-22 season Here are 22 predictions for the 2021-22 men's college basketball season. READ MORE