Duke has won the NCAA men’s basketball tournament (March Madness) five times: 1991, 1992, 2001, 2010, and 2015.

Quick Scoop: Duke’s March Madness Titles

Here are the years Duke actually cut down the nets in March Madness.

  • 1991 – Duke beat Kansas 72–65.
  • 1992 – Duke beat Michigan 71–51, completing back‑to‑back titles.
  • 2001 – Duke beat Arizona 82–72.
  • 2010 – Duke beat Butler 61–59 in a classic, down-to-the-wire final.
  • 2015 – Duke beat Wisconsin 68–63 for its fifth national championship.

All five titles came under legendary coach Mike Krzyzewski, and as of mid‑2020s coverage, Duke’s most recent March Madness win was that 2015 championship over Wisconsin.

So if you’re just looking for “when did Duke win March Madness last time?” the answer is: 2015 vs. Wisconsin, 68–63.

TL;DR: Duke won March Madness in 1991, 1992, 2001, 2010, and 2015, with the latest title coming in 2015 against Wisconsin.

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