College basketball: How Utah's NCAA D-1 men's programs finished

Published: Monday, March 18 2013 2:10 p.m. MDT

It was a rough year for NCAA basketball in Utah. How rough? The last time Utah wasn't represented in the NCAA Tournament was 1994.

We take a look at all six Division I programs and recap what they did, how they did it, and where they go from here. Click here to get the scoop on the Cougars, Utes, Aggies, Wildcats, Thunderbirds and Wolverines.

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Christy B

Salt Lake City, Utah

"Considering the quality of play the last month of the season, its clear that Utah and Weber ARE currently the best two teams in the state."

Sorry little sister, but having a brief four-game spurt at the end the season, More..

11:03 a.m. March 19, 2013
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Hunt

Spanish Fork, UT

Only a person living in crazy town with their head buried in the sand would ever claim that a team with a losing record was one of the best teams in Utah. It seems that BYU was the only team worthy of an invite to any post season tournament. That to More..

4:57 p.m. March 18, 2013
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midpacmajor

Salt Lake City, Utah

SoonerUte

You're seriously jealous!

Just as being good enough to be invited to any bowl is better than sitting home watching, playing in any post season basketball tournament is better than being a couch potato.

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10:06 a.m. March 19, 2013
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