Final Four to feature rare matchups of only No 1 seeds as Auburn outlasts Michigan State to secure final spot

Every team that entered the 2005 NCAA men's tournament with a top seed will play in the Final Four in San Antonio. 

All four No. 1 seeds in the bracket making it to the Final Four is a rarity. It has been 17 years since the first time it happened in tournament history. Coincidentally, San Antonio was also the host city when North Carolina, Kansas, UCLA and Memphis qualified for the semifinals in 2008.

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No. 1 Auburn survived against the second-seeded Michigan State Spartans in Atlanta on Sunday evening to finish the sweep for the top seeds for just the second time in the history of March Madness.

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