NCAA Final Four: The Most Memorable Final Four Moments Since 1975

The Butler Bulldogs and the UConn Huskies will battle for the 2011 Men's NCAA Basketball Championship tonight in Houston, with one of them capping off an improbable run to the summit of the college basketball world.

Last season Butler almost beat Duke on a potential buzzer-beater from half-court, but the Bulldogs have stormed back to the final and look to finish the job this season.

UConn and its star, Kemba Walker, will look to deliver coach Jim Calhoun his third national title at the university.

We are sure to see a great game tonight, so let's take a look at the 10 best moments in Final Four history.

Will tonight's game have a moment that will be in next year's version of this list? 

Honorable Mention: Laettner's Miracle Shot over Kentucky in the 1992 Elite Eight

This moment didn't occur in the Final Four, but it sent Duke to the Final Four and it's too good not to include.

If you love college basketball, you've probably seen this highlight a thousand times.

Trailing 103-102 in overtime vs. Kentucky with 2.1 seconds remaining, Grant Hill fired a full-court pass from his own baseline to Christian Laettner, who fired a shot that gave Duke a berth in the 1992 Final Four.

Duke defeated Indiana in the semifinals and Michigan, which was in year one of the two-year "Fab Five" era, in the finals.

Even as a person who does not like Duke, there's no question this moment is one of the finest in basketball history.

Mario Chalmers Forces Overtime vs. Memphis in 2008 Final

Kansas capped a nine-point comeback to force overtime with Mario Chalmers' three-point shot with less than 10 seconds remaining in regulation.

Chalmers and Kansas would go onto defeat Derrick Rose and Memphis in overtime to capture the national championship.

This was one of the most exciting title games in recent memory.

Keith Smart's Shot Wins the 1987 Title for Indiana over Syracuse

Bob Knight's final championship was won by Keith Smart in the closing moments of the 1987 final against Syracuse.

This is Smart's shining moment in his basketball career, which was followed by a very brief NBA career.

This game was the last championship Indiana has won. The Hoosiers reached the final in 2002 as a 5-seed but lost to Maryland.

Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim was devastated after this loss, but finally got his championship when Carmelo Anthony helped lead him and the Orange to the 2003 title over Kansas. 

Michael Jordan's Late Jumper Propels North Carolina to 1982 Title

Michael Jordan's greatest collegiate moment was his clinching shot with under a minute to play in the 1982 men's final against the Georgetown Hoyas.

The game had many players who would go on to have very good NBA careers. Jordan, Sam Perkins and James Worthy would all have great careers from UNC. Patrick Ewing and Eric "Sleepy" Floyd would enjoy much success in the NBA from Georgetown.

Larry Bird and Magic Johnson End College Careers in 1979 Final

Larry Bird and Magic Johnson ended their collegiate careers in a brilliant final, which Magic and his Michigan State squad won over Bird's underdog Indiana State team.

Magic and Bird would go on to have Hall of Fame NBA careers, creating the league's ultimate era of popularity during the 1980s.

After this defeat in 1979, Bird would avenge the loss by beating Magic and the Lakers in the 1984 NBA Finals, a seven-game series victory by Larry's Boston Celtics.

Lorenzo Charles Beats Buzzer with Title-Winning Dunk

Lorenzo Charles' dunk at the buzzer gave the N.C. State Wolfpack and coach Jim Valvano the 1983 NCAA title over Houston, led by Hakeem Olajuwon, who would be named the Final Four's Most Outstanding Player.

Charles had only four points the entire game, but his two final points were the difference in the Wolfpack's massive upset over Houston.

No. 8 Seed Villanova Upsets Georgetown To Win the 1985 National Title

The 1985 Villanova team is the lowest seed to ever win a title, overcoming a dominant Georgetown team led by Patrick Ewing.

Villanova was an 8-seed in the tournament.

Tonight against UConn, Butler looks to become the second 8-seed to win a national championship.

Chris Webber's Timeout Costs Michigan a Chance at the 1993 Title vs. UNC

Chris Webber's basketball career will best be remembered for his biggest mistake, calling a timeout in the closing moments of the 1993 final against North Carolina when Michigan didn't have any timeouts left.

Webber's blunder resulted in a technical foul and cost Michigan the game.

To this day, Webber refuses to talk about the incident, which ultimately will be the highlight of his career, fair or not.

The 1993 final would be Webber's last collegiate game.

UNLV Beats Duke in the 1990 Final, Sets Record for Largest Title Game Victory

The 1990 UNLV Runnin' Rebels, led by coach Jerry Tarkanian, beat the Duke Blue Devils, 103-73 in what was the largest margin of victory ever in a final.

Anderson Hunt of UNLV was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.

Hakim Warrick's Block Secures 2003 Title for Syracuse

Carmelo Anthony was the star of the 2003 national champion Syracuse Orangemen, but Hakim Warrick's block at the end of the game was the final nail in Kansas' coffin.

The victory was Orange coach Jim Boeheim's first title after coming up short numerous times before.