Every Final Four logo since 1985
The NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament has been played in its modern format of 64 teams since 1985.
Every year since then, the fifth round of the tournament has seen just four teams left: The Final Four. These four teams play in two semifinal games and one championship game in the same arena over three days.
In the 35 tournaments since 1985, 19 different cities have hosted the event, each one providing a different spin on the official logo.
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Here's the logo from every Final Four since 1985:
1985: Lexington, Ky,
Teams: Villanova, Georgetown, Memphis State, St. John's
National champion: Villanova
Runner-up: Georgetown
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1986: Dallas, Texas
Teams: Louisville, Duke, Kansas, LSU
National champion: Louisville
Runner-up: Duke
1987: New Orleans, La.
Teams: Indiana, Syracuse, UNLV, Providence
National champion: Indiana
Runner-up: Syracuse
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1988: Kansas City, Mo.
Teams: Kansas, Oklahoma, Duke, Arizona
National champion: Kansas
Runner-up: Oklahoma
1989: Seattle, Wash.
Teams: Michigan, Seton Hall, Illinois, Duke
National champion: Michigan
Runner-up: Seton Hall
1990: Denver, Colo.
Teams: UNLV, Duke, Arkansas, Georgia Tech
National champion: UNLV
Runner-up: Duke
1991: Indianapolis, Ind.
Teams: Duke, Kansas, North Carolina, UNLV
National champion: Duke
Runner-up: Kansas
1992: Minneapolis, Minn.
Teams: Duke, Michigan, Indiana, Cincinnati
National champion: Duke
Runner-up: Michigan*
1993: New Orleans, La.
Teams: North Carolina, Michigan, Kentucky, Kansas
National champion: North Carolina
Runner-up: Michigan*
1994: Charlotte, N.C.
Teams: Arkansas, Duke, Arizona, Florida
National champion: Arkansas
Runner-up: Duke
1995: Seattle, Wash.
Teams: UCLA, Arkansas, North Carolina, Oklahoma State
National champion: UCLA
Runner-up: Arkansas
1996: East Rutherford, N.J.
Teams: Kentucky, Syracuse, Massachusetts, Mississippi State
National champion: Kentucky
Runner-up: Syracuse
1997: Indianapolis, Ind.
Teams: Arizona, Kentucky, Minnesota, North Carolina
National champion: Arizona
Runner-up: Kentucky
1998: San Antonio, Texas
Teams: Kentucky, Utah, North Carolina, Stanford
National champion: Kentucky
Runner-up: Utah
1999: St. Petersburg, Fla.
Teams: Connecticut, Duke, Michigan State, Ohio State
National champion: Connecticut
Runner-up: Duke
2000: Indianapolis, Ind.
Teams: Michigan State, Florida, North Carolina, Wisconsin
National champion: Michigan State
Runner-up: Florida
2001: Minneapolis, Minn.
Teams: Duke, Arizona, Michigan State, Maryland
National champion: Duke
Runner-up: Arizona
2002: Atlanta, Ga.
Teams: Maryland, Indiana, Kansas, Oklahoma
National champion: Maryland
Runner-up: Indiana
2003: New Orleans, La.
Teams: Syracuse, Kansas, Texas, Marquette
National champion: Syracuse
Runner-up: Kansas
2004: San Antonio, Texas
Teams: Connecticut, Georgia Tech, Duke, Oklahoma State
National champion: Connecticut
Runner-up: Georgia Tech
2005: St. Louis, Mo.
Teams: North Carolina, Illinois, Louisville, Michigan State
National champion: North Carolina
Runner-up: Illinois
2006: Indianapolis, Ind.
Teams: Florida, UCLA, LSU, George Mason
National champion: Florida
Runner-up: UCLA
2007: Atlanta, Ga.
Teams: Florida, Ohio State, UCLA, Georgetown
National champion: Florida
Runner-up: Ohio State
2008: San Antonio, Texas
Teams: Kansas, Memphis, UCLA, North Carolina
National champion: Kansas
Runner-up: Memphis
2009: Detroit, Mich.
Teams: North Carolina, Michigan State, Connecticut, Villanova
National champion: North Carolina
Runner-up: Michigan State
2010: Indianapolis, Ind.
Teams: Duke, Butler, Michigan State, West Virginia
National champion: Duke
Runner-up: Butler
2011: Houston, Texas
Teams: Connecticut, Butler, Kentucky, VCU
National champion: Connecticut
Runner-up: Butler
2012: New Orleans, La.
Teams: Kentucky, Kansas, Ohio State, Louisville
National champion: Kentucky
Runner-up: Kansas
2013: Atlanta, Ga.
Teams: Louisville, Michigan, Syracuse, Wichita State
National champion: Louisville*
Runner-up: Michigan
2014: Arlington, Texas
Teams: Connecticut, Kentucky, Florida, Wisconsin
National champion: Connecticut
Runner-up: Kentucky
2015: Indianapolis, Ind.
Teams: Duke, Wisconsin, Michigan State, Kentucky
National champion: Duke
Runner-up: Wisconsin
2016: Houston, Texas
Teams: Villanova, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Syracuse
National champion: Villanova
Runner-up: North Carolina
2017: Phoenix, Ariz.
Teams: North Carolina, Gonzaga, Oregon, South Carolina
National champion: North Carolina
Runner-up: Gonzaga
2018: San Antonio, Tex.
Teams: Villanova, Michigan, Kansas, Loyola-Chicago
National champion: Villanova
Runner-up: Michigan
2019: Minneapolis, Minn.
Teams: Virginia, Texas Tech, Michigan State, Auburn
National champion: Virginia
Runner-up: Texas Tech
2020: Atlanta, Ga.
*Louisville’s participation in the 2013 tournament was later vacated by the Committee on Infractions.
