The MSU Denver men's basketball team, or Roadrunners, represents Metropolitan State University of Denver in Denver, Colorado.
Postseason results National championships Year Coach Rival Score Record 2000 Mike Dunlap Kentucky Wesleyan 97–79 33–4 2002 Mike Dunlap Kentucky Wesleyan 80–72 29–6 National Championships 2
2000 NCAA tournament results Round Rival Score Round #1 North Dakota 82–58 Sweet 16 #19 Wayne State (NE) 84–72 Elite 8 St. Anselm 81–61 Final 4 #5 Missouri Southern State 75–74 Championship #2 Kentucky Wesleyan 97–79
2002 NCAA tournament results Round Rival Score Round #1 Minnesota-Duluth 66–61 Round #2 #13 Nebraska–Kearney 59–51 Sweet 16 at #17 South Dakota State 87–86 Elite 8 #10 Cal State San Bernardino 65–48 Final 4 #16 Indiana (PA) 82–52 Championship #1 Kentucky Wesleyan 80–72
Final Four history Year Resul1999 Finalist2000 Champion2002 Champion2004 Semifinalist2013 Finalist2014 Semifinalist
Season-by-season results Source:
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NIT
Metro State was selected for the 2013 NIT Season Tip-Off, their opponent is the Rhode Island Rams. The regional is being played at the McKale Center in Tucson, AZ. Home of the Arizona Wildcats. Metro State became the second Division II team to be selected in the NIT Season Tip-Off.
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Metro State becomes first DII school to win twice at NIT Season Tip-Off
Roadrunners in the pros Active
Steven Emory Brandon Jefferson Nick Kay Luke Kendall C. J. Massingale Mitch McCarron Ben Ortner Hayden Smith Benas Veikalas Jesse Wagstaff
Retired David Barlow Patrick Mutombo Drew Williamson Mark Worthington
Roadrunner Olympians Name Games David Barlow 2008 Summer Olympics, 2012 Summer Olympics Mark Worthington 2008 Summer Olympics, 2012 Summer Olympics Nick Kay 2020 Summer Olympics
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