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Matchup Finder

Search historical schedules and rankings back to the 1949-50 season.
Schedules prior to the 1994-95 season may be missing games vs. non-Division I opponents.

Note that the AP has ranked a variable number of teams since it began in 1948-49.

 1948-49 through 1960-61: top 20
 1961-62 through 1963-64: top 10
 1964-65: top 10, except for preseason which was top 20
 1965-66 through 1967-68: top 10
 1968-69 through 1988-89: top 20
 1989-90 through present: top 25

Current search:
From 1949-50 to 2017-18, for Villanova, against Kansas, sorted by descending Date

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Try our NCAA Tournament Matchup Finder for even more Tournament-related search options

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4 Wins, 3 Losses, .571 W%

Query Results

Query Results Table
Year Date   Schl Rk.   Opp Rk.     PTS OPP MOV   OT
2017-182018-03-31Villanova2Kansas4W957916
2015-162016-03-26Villanova6Kansas1W64595
2013-142013-11-29VillanovaKansas2W63594
2007-082008-03-28VillanovaKansas4L5772-15
2004-052005-01-22VillanovaKansas2W836221
2003-042004-01-02Villanova@Kansas13L7986-7
1967-681968-03-18VillanovaKansasL4955-6
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