NCT - Revision history

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Regional champions & wild cards

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Regional champions & wild cards

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 | [[1983 Puget Sound|Puget Sound]]<ref>Some sources list the University of Idaho as winning this tournament. It is possible that Idaho won, declined its bid, and was replaced by second-place Puget Sound prior to the cancellation of the 1983 NCT.</ref>
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-| [[1983 Lehigh|Lehigh]]
+| [[1983 Lehigh|Lehigh]] (R4)
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 | [[1984 NCT|1984]]

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 | [[1982 Wisconsin-Eau Claire|Wisconsin-Eau Claire]] (R8)
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-| 1983<ref>The NCT was not held in 1983. As best as can be determined, a full set of Regional tournaments was run, but the complete list of winners is not preserved anywhere, and no wild-card team was named. 1983 teams are not counted as nationals appearances in the table.</ref>
+| 1983<ref>The NCT was not held in 1983. As best as can be determined, a full set of Regional tournaments was run, but the complete list of winners is not preserved anywhere. Lehigh may have been named as the wild-card team prior to the cancellation of the tournament. 1983 teams are not counted as nationals appearances in the table.</ref>
 | [[1983 Harvard|Harvard]]
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 | [[1983 Brigham Young|Brigham Young]]
-| [[1983 Puget Sound|Puget Sound]]<ref>Some sources list the University of Idaho as winning this tournament. As there was no 1983 national, the discrepancy cannot be explained by the winning team declining their bid and being replaced, and is most likely a mistake. The best judgment of which article is more reliable indicates that Puget Sound probably won.</ref>
+| [[1983 Puget Sound|Puget Sound]]<ref>Some sources list the University of Idaho as winning this tournament. It is possible that Idaho won, declined its bid, and was replaced by second-place Puget Sound prior to the cancellation of the 1983 NCT.</ref>
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 | [[1983 Lehigh|Lehigh]]

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 | [[1983 Puget Sound|Puget Sound]]<ref>Some sources list the University of Idaho as winning this tournament. As there was no 1983 national, the discrepancy cannot be explained by the winning team declining their bid and being replaced, and is most likely a mistake. The best judgment of which article is more reliable indicates that Puget Sound probably won.</ref>
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-| See note on 1983 tournament
+| [[1983 Lehigh|Lehigh]]
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 | [[1984 NCT|1984]]

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 | [[1993 Puget Sound|Puget Sound]]
 | [[1993 Stanford|Stanford]]
-| [[1993 Truman State|Truman State]]<ref name="truman">The school now known as Truman State University was called Northeast Missouri State University until June 1996.</ref> (R11)
+| [[1993 Cornell|Cornell]] (R2)
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 | [[1994 NCT|1994]]

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 | [[1983 Maryland|Maryland]]
+| [[1983 North Carolina|North Carolina]]
 | [[1983 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]
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+| [[1983 Wisconsin|Wisconsin]]
+| [[1983 Earlham|Earlham]]
+| [[1983 Minnesota|Minnesota]]
 | [[1983 WUSTL|WUSTL]]
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 | [[1983 Brigham Young|Brigham Young]]
-| [[1983 Idaho|Idaho]]
+| [[1983 Puget Sound|Puget Sound]]<ref>Some sources list the University of Idaho as winning this tournament. As there was no 1983 national, the discrepancy cannot be explained by the winning team declining their bid and being replaced, and is most likely a mistake. The best judgment of which article is more reliable indicates that Puget Sound probably won.</ref>
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 | See note on 1983 tournament

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 | [[1979 Oberlin|Oberlin]]
 | [[1979 Cornell|Cornell]]
-| Probably the WTVJ studio in Miami<ref>The tournament was produced for CBS television and was advertised as being held "in Miami."  WTVJ was the Miami CBS affiliate at the time and had a production studio with significant capabilities compared to most local stations, so this is the most likely location, though no contemporary article actually specifies it. One participate recalls playing the event at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel, though that same account misremembers the Miami NCT as being held in 1980, so it is not clear if this is a reliable memory.</ref>
+| Probably the WTVJ studio in Miami<ref>The tournament was produced for CBS television and was advertised as being held "in Miami."  WTVJ was the Miami CBS affiliate at the time and had a production studio with significant capabilities compared to most local stations, so this is the most likely location, though no contemporary article actually specifies it. One participant recalls playing the event at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel, though that same account misremembers the Miami NCT as being held in 1980, so it is not clear if this is a reliable memory.</ref>
 | "16-team single elimination tournament with final 3 matches and World's Championship taped for tv"
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 | [[1978 Cornell|Cornell]]
 | [[1978 Oberlin|Oberlin]]
-| Somewhere in Miami
+| Probably the WTVJ studio in Miami<ref>The tournament was produced for CBS television and was advertised as being held "in Miami."  WTVJ was the Miami CBS affiliate at the time and had a production studio with significant capabilities compared to most local stations, so this is the most likely location, though no contemporary article actually specifies it.</ref>
 | "16-team single elimination tournament with final 3 matches and World's Championship taped for tv"
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 | [[1979 Oberlin|Oberlin]]
 | [[1979 Cornell|Cornell]]
-| Somewhere in Miami
+| Probably the WTVJ studio in Miami<ref>The tournament was produced for CBS television and was advertised as being held "in Miami."  WTVJ was the Miami CBS affiliate at the time and had a production studio with significant capabilities compared to most local stations, so this is the most likely location, though no contemporary article actually specifies it.</ref>
 | "16-team single elimination tournament with final 3 matches and World's Championship taped for tv"
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 | [[1982 WUSTL|WUSTL]]
 | [[1982 Vassar|Vassar]]
-| Somewhere in New York<ref>Most likely the CBS Broadcast Center on 57th street, given that the tournament was produced for radio, though all the articles are weirdly vague about this.</ref>
+| Probably the CBS Broadcast Center in New York City<ref>The tournament was produced for CBS radio and was advertised as being held "in New York," so this is the most likely location, though no contemporary article actually specifies it.</ref>
 | "16-team single-elimination tournament taped for radio"
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 | [[2005 Williams|Williams]]
 | [[2005 Rochester|Rochester]]
-| [[2005 SUNY-Stony Brook|SUNY-Stony Brook]]
+| [[2005 SUNY-Stony Brook|SUNY-Stony Brook]]<ref name="combined">From 2005 to 2007, Region 3 and Region 4 ran a combined tournament. The overall winner, plus the highest-finishing team from the other region, received NCT bids. In all three years, the Region 4 team actually won. 2005 Stony Brook, 2006 Seton Hall, and 2007 Seton Hall received NCT bids as the highest-finishing Region 3 teams in each year.</ref>
 | [[2005 Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]]
 | [[2005 Wofford|Wofford]]
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 | [[2006 UMass-Lowell|UMass-Lowell]]
 | [[2006 St. Bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]
-| [[2006 Seton Hall|Seton Hall]]
+| [[2006 Seton Hall|Seton Hall]]<ref name="combined"></ref>
 | [[2006 Bucknell|Bucknell]]
 | [[2006 Davidson|Davidson]]
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 | [[2007 Williams|Williams]]
 | [[2007 St. Bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]
-| [[2007 Seton Hall|Seton Hall]]
+| [[2007 Seton Hall|Seton Hall]]<ref name="combined"></ref>
 | [[2007 UMBC|UMBC]]
 | [[2007 Southern Virginia|Southern Virginia]]