The 2014–15 men's college basketball season was defined by the dominance of the Kentucky Wildcats and the resilience of the Duke Blue Devils, who ultimately claimed the national championship. Kentucky, led by a historic platoon system and a roster filled with future NBA talent, started the season 38–0 and seemed destined for perfection before being upset by Wisconsin in the Final Four. Wisconsin, powered by National Player of the Year Frank Kaminsky and star forward Sam Dekker, reached the championship game but fell to Duke, 68–63. Duke's title run was fueled by an outstanding freshman class, including Jahlil Okafor, Justise Winslow, and Tyus Jones, with Jones earning Final Four Most Outstanding Player honors. The season was also notable for the emergence of teams like Gonzaga and Arizona, as well as legendary coach Dean Smith’s passing, which was mourned across the basketball world. In the end, Duke’s combination of talent, coaching, and clutch performances sealed their fifth national championship under Mike Krzyzewski.

File comes with all Division 1 teams and full rosters from the 2014-15 season.