The 2001–02 NCAA Division I men's basketball season began on November 9, 2001, progressed through the regular season and conference tournaments, and concluded with the 2002 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Championship Game on April 1, 2002 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia. The Maryland Terrapins won their first NCAA national championship with a 64–52 victory over the Indiana Hoosiers. Taken from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001%E2%80%9302_NCAA_Division_I_men's_basketball_season

Final Stats:

AP Poll Summary
School	Conf	Final
Duke	ACC	1
Kansas	Big 12	2
Oklahoma	Big 12	3
Maryland	ACC	4
Cincinnati	CUSA	5
Gonzaga	WCC	6
Arizona	Pac-10	7
Alabama	SEC	8
Pittsburgh	Big East	9
Connecticut	Big East	10
Oregon	Pac-10	11
Marquette	CUSA	12
Illinois	Big Ten	13
Ohio State	Big Ten	14
Florida	SEC	15
Kentucky	SEC	16
Mississippi State	SEC	17
Southern California	Pac-10	18
Western Kentucky	Sun Belt	19
Oklahoma State	Big 12	20
Miami (FL)	Big East	21
Xavier	A-10	22
Georgia	SEC	23
Stanford	Pac-10	24
Hawaii	WAC	25
Other Teams ranked during season:
Ball State	MAC
Boston College	Big East
Butler	Horizon
Fresno State	WAC
Georgetown	Big East
Indiana	Big Ten
Iowa	Big Ten
Memphis	CUSA
Michigan State	Big Ten
Missouri	Big 12
North Carolina	ACC
North Carolina State	ACC
Saint Joseph's	A-10
Syracuse	Big East
Temple	A-10
Texas	Big 12
Texas Tech	Big 12
UCLA	Pac-10
University of California	Pac-10
Virginia	ACC
Wake Forest	ACC
Top NBA Players drafted in 2002:
Rk	Pk	Tm	Player	College	WS ▾
1	9	PHO	Amar'e Stoudemire		91.8
2	34	CLE	Carlos Boozer	Duke University	80.3
3	1	HOU	Yao Ming		65.9
4	7	NYK	Nene Hilario		64.4
5	23	DET	Tayshaun Prince	University of Kentucky	63
6	3	GSW	Mike Dunleavy	Duke University	57
7	10	MIA	Caron Butler	University of Connecticut	50.7
8	55	SAS	Luis Scola		44.3
9	4	MEM	Drew Gooden	University of Kansas	43.9
10	45	MEM	Matt Barnes	University of California, Los Angeles	40.9
11	26	SAS	John Salmons	University of Miami	33.9
12	8	LAC	Chris Wilcox	University of Maryland	26.9
13	24	NJN	Nenad Krstic		21.5
14	52	MIA	Rasual Butler	La Salle University	20.8
15	14	IND	Fred Jones	University of Oregon	16.5
16	49	BOS	Darius Songaila	Wake Forest University	15.9
17	33	MIL	Dan Gadzuric	University of California, Los Angeles	15.8
18	11	WAS	Jared Jeffries	Indiana University	13.1
19	30	CHI	Roger Mason	University of Virginia	13
20	15	HOU	Bostjan Nachbar		8.7
21	41	MIL	Ronald Murray	Shaw University	8.5
22	22	PHO	Casey Jacobsen	Stanford University	6.2
23	17	WAS	Juan Dixon	University of Maryland	6.1
24	28	SAC	Dan Dickau	Gonzaga University	5.9
25	16	PHI	Jiri Welsch		5.7
26	12	LAC	Melvin Ely	California State University, Fresno	4
27	43	CHI	Lonny Baxter	University of Maryland	2.9
28	20	TOR	Kareem Rush	University of Missouri	1.7
29	36	ATL	David Andersen		1.5
30	39	WAS	Juan Carlos Navarro		1.4
31	21	POR	Qyntel Woods	Northeast Mississippi Community College	1.4
32	46	UTA	Jamal Sampson	University of California	1.4
33	32	DEN	Vincent Yarbrough	University of Tennessee	1
34	18	ORL	Curtis Borchardt	Stanford University	1
35	2	CHI	Jay Williams	Duke University	0.8
36	40	LAC	Mario Kasun		0.8
37	13	MIL	Marcus Haislip	University of Tennessee	0.5
38	25	DEN	Frank Williams	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	0.1
39	57	SAC	Corsley Edwards	Central Connecticut State University	0.1