(AP) -- No. 13 seeds or lower who won first-round games (the NCAA tournament expanded to 16 seeds per region in 1985):
1985 - No. 13 Navy 78, No. 4 LSU 55
1986 - No. 14 Arkansas-Little Rock 90, No. 3 Notre Dame 83; No. 14 Cleveland State 83, No. 3 Indiana 79
1987 - No. 14 Austin Peay 68, No. 3 Illinois 67; No. 13 Xavier 70, No. 4 Missouri 69; No. 13 Southwest Missouri State 65, No. 4 Clemson 60
1988 - No. 14 Murray State 78, No. 3 N.C. State 75; No. 13 Richmond 72, No. 4 Indiana 69
1989 - No. 14 Siena 80, No. 3 Stanford 78; No. 13 Middle Tennessee State 97, No. 4 Florida State 83
1990 - No. 14 Northern Iowa 74, No. 3 Missouri 71
1991 - No. 15 Richmond 73, No. 2 Syracuse 69; No. 13 Penn State 74, No. 4 UCLA 69
1992 - No. 14 East Tennessee State 87, No. 3 Arizona 80; No. 13 Southwestern Louisiana 87, No. 4 Oklahoma 83
1993 - No. 15 Santa Clara 64, No. 2 Arizona 61; No. 13 Southern University 93, No. 4 Georgia Tech 78
1995 - No. 14 Old Dominion 89, No. 3 Villanova 81, 3OT; No. 14 Weber State 79, No. 3 Michigan State 72; No. 13 Manhattan 77, No. 4 Oklahoma 67
1996 - No. 13 Princeton 43, No. 4 UCLA 41
1997 - No. 15 Coppin State 78, No. 2 South Carolina 65; No. 14 Chattanooga 73, No. 3 Georgia 70
1998 - No. 14 Richmond 62, No. 3 South Carolina 61; No. 13 Valparaiso 70, No. 4 Mississippi 69
1999 - No. 14 Weber State 76, No. 3 North Carolina 74
2001 - No. 15 Hampton 58, No. 2 Iowa State 57; No. 13 Kent State 77, No. 4 Indiana 73; No. 13 Indiana State 70, No. 4 Oklahoma 68, OT
2002 - No. 13 North Carolina-Wilmington 93, No. 4 Southern Cal 89, OT
2003 - No. 13 Tulsa 84, No. 4 Dayton 71
2005 - No. 14 Bucknell 64, No. 3 Kansas 63; No. 13 Vermont 60, No. 4 Syracuse 57, OT
2006 - No. 14 Northwestern State 64, No. 3 Iowa 63; No. 13 Bradley 77, No. 4 Kansas 73
2008 - No. 13 San Diego 70, No. 4 Connecticut 69, OT; No. 13 Siena 83, No. 4 Vanderbilt 62
2009 - No. 13 Cleveland State 84, No. 4 Wake Forest 69
2010 - No. 13 Murray State 66, No. 4 Vanderbilt 65
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