Number crunch: A breakdown of the NCAA Tournament, Day Four

A statistical breakdown of the fourth day of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament:

1: Three-pointer made by fifth-seeded Maryland in 18 attempts, yet the Terrapins beat No. 13 Hawaii in a South Region game.

1: Regional No. 1 seed playing on Sunday. Oregon, tops in the West Region, beats ninth-seeded St. Joseph’s 69-64.

3: Coaches with the most Sweet 16 appearances are going there again.

6: Atlantic Coast Conference teams in the Sweet 16, the most ever for one conference.

6: Teams with double-digit seeds that played Sunday, including No. 10 Syracuse vs. No. 15 Middle Tennessee State in the Midwest Region.

6: Three-pointers made by Wisconsin’s Bronson Koenig.

10: Assists for Northern Iowa’s Wes Washpun, the most by any player Sunday.

10: Seed in the Midwest region for Syracuse, which was the worst-seeded team to win Sunday and reach the Sweet 16.

13: Games this season that Oklahoma’s Buddy Hield has hit at least five three-pointers, which is three better than any other Division I player this season.

13: Career games in which Oklahoma’s Buddy Hield has scored at least 30 points, tied for best in Big 12 history.

15: Rebounds for Notre Dame’s Zach Auguste, the most by any player Sunday.

21: Consecutive victories by 14th-seeded Stephen F. Austin, the longest win streak in the nation, before Sunday’s 76-75 loss to No. 6-seed Notre Dame in the East Region.

24: Years since a No. 2 seed lost on a buzzer-beater.

25: Point margin in Syracuse’s win over Middle Tennessee State, the highest in Sunday’s action.

36: Points for Oklahoma’s Buddy Hield and Northern Iowa’s Jeremy Morgan, which led all scorers Sunday.

92: Points scored by No. 3 seed Texas A&M in a four-point, West Region win over No. 11 Northern Iowa, the most scored by all teams Sunday.

Compiled by Noel Harris

This story was originally published March 20, 2016 at 9:22 PM with the headline "Number crunch: A breakdown of the NCAA Tournament, Day Four."