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Final Four

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  1. the four remaining play-off teams that compete for the U.S. men's or women's college basketball championship, awarded by the NCAA.


Example Sentences

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Orders picked up strongly in the final four months of 2025, as investment from Berlin began to feed through to momentum in the industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I think you saw a lot of senior leadership on their end, a team that’s been on a mission since the Final Four last year.”

From Los Angeles Times

Compared to last spring’s surprise Final Four run, everything feels different.

From Los Angeles Times

He narrowly missed a place in the final four years ago in Beijing at his second Games but has continued to progress and enjoyed regular World Cup success, including in Germany in January.

From BBC

“He helped us get to the Final Four, we won a league championship with him,” Pearl said on FS1’s “Wake Up Barstool” on Monday.

From Los Angeles Times