1985 NCAA Championship

The 1985 NCAA Championship, held on April 1, featured the University of Villanova Wildcats defeating the Georgetown Hoyas 66-64. This final is notable for Villanova’s unexpected victory as an eighth seed, which is rare in NCAA history. The Wildcats executed an exceptional game strategy, showcased by their precise shooting and solid defense, leading to a thrilling upset. Without their key player, Georgetown was favored to win, but Villanova's disciplined performance turned the game in their favor. This match remains a significant moment in college basketball, exemplifying the unpredictability and excitement of March Madness.