List of Maryland Terrapins men's basketball seasons

The Maryland Terrapins men's college basketball team competes in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) Division I, representing the University of Maryland in the Big Ten Conference. Maryland has played its home games at Comcast Center in College Park, Maryland since its opening in 2002.

Seasons

Conference regular season champion† Conference tournament champion‡ Postseason bid^ Shared standing T
Season Head coach Conference Season results[1] Tournament results Final poll
Overall Conference Conference Postseason AP Coaches'
Wins Losses Wins Losses Finish
Maryland Terrapins
1904–05 H. Burton Shipley Independent 0 2 —
1910–11 3 9 —
1913–14 0 16 —
1918–19 1 5 —
1923–24 Southern Conference 5 7 1 2 11th Quarterfinals —
1924–25 12 5 3 1 4th First Round —
1925–26 14 3 7 1 4th First Round —
1926–27 10 10 6 4 9th First Round —
1927–28 14 4 8 1 4th — —
1928–29 7 9 2 5 21st First Round —
1929–30 16 6 9 5 10th First Round —
1930–31 18 4 8 1 2nd Champion‡ —
1931–32 16 4 9 1 T–1st† First Round —
1932–33 11 9 7 3 3rd First Round —
1933–34 11 8 6 1 3rd First Round —
1934–35 8 10 4 3 5th — —
1935–36 14 6 4 3 4th Semifinals —
1936–37 8 12 5 8 T–10th First Round —
1937–38 15 9 6 4 7th Semifinals —
1938–39 15 9 8 3 T–2nd Finals —
1939–40 14 9 7 5 5th Semifinals —
1940–41 1 21 0 13 15th — —
1941–42 7 15 3 8 T–12th — —
1942–43 8 8 5 5 9th — —
1943–44 4 14 2 1 4th First Round —
1944–45 2 14 2 5 9th First Round —
1945–46 9 12 5 4 5th First Round —
1946–47 14 10 9 5 5th First Round —
1947–48 Flucie Stewart 11 14 9 7 4th First Round —
1948–49 9 18 8 7 8th First Round — —
1949–50 7 18 5 13 13th — — —
1950-51 Bud Millikan 16 11 11 8 8th Semifinals — — —
1951–52 13 9 9 5 T–6th First Round — — —
1952–53 15 8 12 3 T–2nd Semifinals — — —
1953–54 Atlantic Coast Conference 23 7 7 2 2nd Semifinals — 20 —
1954–55 17 7 10 4 3rd Quarterfinals — — —
1955–56 14 10 7 7 5th Quarterfinals — — —
1956–57 16 10 9 5 2nd Semifinals — — —
1957–58 22 7 9 5 4th Champion‡ NCAA Elite Eight^ 6 6
1958–59 10 13 7 7 T–3rd Quarterfinals — — —
1959–60 15 8 9 5 3rd Quarterfinals — — —
1960–61 14 12 6 8 5th Semifinals — — —
1961–62 8 17 3 11 7th Quarterfinals — — —
1962–63 8 13 4 10 T–6th Quarterfinals — — —
1963–64 9 17 5 9 6th Quarterfinals — — —
1964–65 18 8 10 4 T–2nd Semifinals — — —
1965–66 14 11 7 7 5th Quarterfinals — — —
1966–67 11 14 5 9 T–5th Quarterfinals — — —
1967–68 Frank Fellows 8 16 4 10 6th Quarterfinals — — —
1968–69 8 18 2 12 T–7th Quarterfinals — — —
1969–70 Lefty Driesell 13 13 5 9 6th Quarterfinals — — —
1970–71 14 12 5 9 T–6th Quarterfinals — — —
1971–72 27 5 8 4 T–2nd Finals NIT Champion^ 14 11
1972–73 23 7 7 5 3rd Finals NCAA Elite Eight^ 8 10
1973–74 23 5 9 3 T–2nd Finals — 4 4
1974–75 24 5 10 2 1st† Quarterfinals NCAA Elite Eight^ 5 5
1975–76 22 6 7 5 T–2nd Semifinals — 11 13
1976–77 19 8 7 5 4th Quarterfinals — — —
1977–78 15 13 3 9 6th Semifinals — — —
1978–79 19 11 6 6 4th Semifinals NIT Second Round^ — —
1979–80 24 7 11 3 1st† Finals NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ 8 8
1980–81 21 10 8 6 4th Finals NCAA Second Round^ 18 11
1981–82 16 13 5 9 5th Quarterfinals NIT Second Round^ — —
1982–83 20 10 8 6 T–3rd Quarterfinals NCAA Second Round^ — —
1983–84 24 8 9 5 2nd Champion‡ NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ 11 10
1984–85 25 12 8 6 T–4th Quarterfinals NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ — —
1985–86 19 14 6 8 6th Semifinals NCAA Second Round^ — —
1986–87 Bob Wade 9 17 0 14 8th Quarterfinals — — —
1987–88 18 13 6 8 5th Semifinals NCAA Second Round^ — —
1988–89 9 20 1 13 8th Semifinals — — —
1989–90 Gary Williams 19 14 6 8 T–5th Quarterfinals NIT Second Round^ — —
1990–91 16 12 5 9 7th — — — —
1991–92 14 15 5 11 8th Semifinals — — —
1992–93 12 16 2 14 8th Semifinals — — —
1993–94 18 12 8 8 T–4th Quarterfinals NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ — 20
1994–95 26 8 12 4 T–1st† Semifinals NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ 10 11
1995–96 17 13 8 8 T–4th Semifinals NCAA First Round^ — —
1996–97 21 11 9 7 T–4th Semifinals NCAA First Round^ 22 —
1997–98 21 11 10 6 3rd Semifinals NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ 20 15
1998–99 28 6 13 3 2nd Semifinals NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ 5 8
1999–00 25 10 11 5 2nd Finals NCAA Second Round^ 17 25
2000–01 25 11 10 6 3rd Semifinals NCAA Final Four^ 11 4
2001–02 32 4 15 1 1st† Semifinals NCAA Champion^ 4 1
2002–03 21 10 11 5 T–2nd Quarterfinals NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ 17 10
2003–04 20 12 7 9 6th Champion‡ NCAA Second Round^ 19 24
2004–05 19 13 7 9 T–6th Quarterfinals NIT Semifinals^ — —
2005–06 19 13 8 8 6th Quarterfinals NIT First Round^ — —
2006–07 25 9 10 6 T–3rd First Round NCAA Second Round^ 18 23
2007–08 19 15 8 8 T–5th First Round NIT Second Round^ — —
2008–09 21 14 7 9 T–7th Semifinals NCAA Second Round^ — —
2009–10 24 9 13 3 T–1st† Quarterfinals NCAA Second Round^ 20 18
2010–11 19 14 7 9 T–7th Quarterfinals — — —
2011–12 Mark Turgeon 17 15 6 10 8th Quarterfinals — — —
2012–13 25 13 8 10 7th Semifinals NIT Semifinals^ — —
2013–14 17 15 9 9 T-7th Second Round — — —
2014–15 Big Ten 28 6 14 4 2nd Semifinals NCAA Third Round^ 12 16
2015–16 27 9 12 6 T-3rd Semifinals NCAA Sweet Sixteen^ 18 12

References

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the 7/27/2016. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.