Final seconds from every March Madness men’s title game since 1979

Watch the final seconds and celebration from each March Madness men's national championship game from 1979 through 2022.

1979 - 0:19
1980 - 0:44
1981 - 1:13
1982 - 1:40
1983 - 2:30
1984 - 3:04
1985 - 3:32
1986 - 4:12
1987 - 4:51
1988 - 5:48
1989 - 6:27
1990 - 7:37
1991 - 8:02
1992 - 8:30
1993 - 9:02
1994 - 10:00
1995 - 10:24
1996 - 10:46
1997 - 11:18
1998 - 11:41
1999 - 12:10
2000 - 12:55
2001 - 13:26
2002 - 13:54
2003 - 14:25
2004 - 15:02
2005 - 15:27
2006 - 15:57
2007 - 16:21
2008 - 16:46
2009 - 17:12
2010 - 17:40
2011 - 18:16
2012 - 18:47
2013 - 19:14
2014 - 19:45
2015 - 20:18
2016 - 20:51
2017 - 21:33
2018 - 21:59
2019 - 22:26
2021 - 22:59
2022 - 23:28

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[WillGrimm]

That 2016 game still is the most exciting and amazing championship I’ve ever seen. I was 16 and man that buzzer beat was one of the most exciting things I’ve ever seen

[garrettlash]

Jim Nantz really goes for a one-liner every single time

[creydadj]

That 2014 UConn team was so special. Napier, Olander and Giffey stayed through the low times and won two championships

[brianarbenz]

Duke getting back on their feet to win it in 1991, getting their pride back as well as their first title, was one of the great stories from all sports. Good game, Blue Devils and coach K!

[staples]

2018 Nova team was unreal. They blew out every team even in the final four

[alantoler]

Man this is GREAT....so many memories...much respect to people that put this together

[jasonmilly]

5 best games since 2010 in no particular order - 2013, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022

[SevenLions]

This is a great upload which I think everyone who watches appreciates. Thanks!!!

[drumline]

1983 was over 10 years before I was born and it still gives me goosebumps

[brutusmaximumus]

Pitino diving for cover when the fireworks go off never gets old lol

[Trofest]

1997 with UofA being the only team to ever knock out all possible 1 seeds they could face and the roster those teams had was unreal compared to what UofA had. That game going to overtime, my Mom drove us around the neighborhood and we listened on the radio while my dad was probably breaking things back at home haha. Bear Down.

[lukemyer]

As a Heels fan, this was a fun watch but man did I fast forward through 2016 quickly. Even winning the next year, that shot is painful.

[DanStrayer]

That foul call in the ‘89 Seton Hall-Michigan final was sketchy.

[fantasticvoyage]

I'm still stumped how Brown gave the ball right to Worthy without even being pressured.

[ericvansickle]

There were like five of those games that were decided by a final shot, but only three where there was a game winner within the last 3 seconds.

[leifopstad]

20:50 I didn't watch the full game in 2016, but I'm so glad I saw the final 2 shots of the game.

[tperk]

Still amazed by putting the championship game in a domed football stadium. Every year guaranteed drama in front of the biggest single game crowd for basketball in the world and the energy is off the charts. Not even the NBA can match it.

[Trancymind]

In that 1979 video clip, did anybody noticed Magic Johnsons pass? The confidence, smartness and courageous play. Unbelievable. He was actually looking at the cheerleaders/stands when he made that play.

[TheCharlesJLee]

I remember as a kid, I would watch every NCAA tournament and basketball title game. Every time I watched this, one thing reminds me in watching this it these buzzer beaters. That’s brings so much excitement.

[lightninlarry]

Another reason MJ is the GOAT. In addition to all the NBA titles, he also won it all in March.