List of Nebraska Cornhuskers men's basketball seasons

This is a list of the seasons completed by the Nebraska Cornhuskers men's basketball team.[1][2][3]

National Champions Regular Season Champions Conference Tournament Champions Regular Season and Conference Tournament Champions NIT Tournament Champions
Season Head coach Conference Season results Postseason result Final ranking
Overall Conference Standing AP CP
Nebraska Bugeaters
1896–97 Frank Lehmer Independent 2–0 — — —
1897–98 Independent 1–3 — — —
1898–99 Independent 4–0 — — —
1899-00 T. P. Hewitt Independent 5–0 — — —
Nebraska Cornhuskers
1900–01 E. Berry Independent 3–3 — — —
1901–02 Fred Morrell Independent 5–3 — — —
1902–03 Walter Hiltner Independent 7–5 — — —
1903–04 R. G. Clapp Independent 9–5 — — —
1904–05 Independent 11–5 — — —
1905–06 Independent 12–2 — — —
1906–07 Independent 10–6 — — —
1907–08 MVIAA 9–10 5–2 1st (North) — — —
1908–09 MVIAA 8–15 5–5 1st (North) — — —
1909–10 T. J. Hewiat MVIAA 6–10 6–2 T-1st (North) — — —
1910–11 Osmond F. Field MVIAA 11–7 7–5 2nd — — —
1911–12 Ewald O. Stiehm MVIAA 14–1 8–0 1st (North) — — —
1912–13 MVIAA 16–2 10–0 1st (North) — — —
1913–14 MVIAA 15–3 7–0 1st (North) — — —
1914–15 MVIAA 10–8 8–4 2nd — — —
1915–16 Sam Waugh MVIAA 13–1 12–0 1st — — —
1916–17 E. J. Stewart MVIAA 12–10 4–8 5th — — —
1917–18 MVIAA 7–7 4–5 T-4th — — —
1918–19 MVIAA 10–6 10–6 3rd — — —
1919–20 Paul J. Schissler Independent 22–2 — — —
1920–21 MVIAA 14–3 9–1 2nd — — —
1921–22 Owen A. Frank MVIAA 8–9 8–8 T-4th — — —
1922–23 MVIAA 6–12 5–11 T-6th — — —
1923–24 W. E. Klein MVIAA 11–7 10–6 3rd — — —
1924–25 MVIAA 14–4 13–3 2nd — — —
1925–26 Ernest Bearg MVIAA 8–10 7–7 5th — — —
1926–27 Charlie T. Black MVIAA 12–6 7–5 4th — — —
1927–28 MVIAA 7–11 7–11 T-7th — — —
1928–29 Big 6 11–5 5–5 3rd — — —
1929–30 Big 6 10–8 6–4 3rd — — —
1930–31 Big 6 9–9 6–4 2nd — — —
1931–32 Big 6 4–15 2–8 6th — — —
1932–33 William Browne Big 6 3–13 3–7 5th — — —
1933–34 Big 6 7–11 5–5 4th — — —
1934–35 Big 6 6–12 3–7 5th — — —
1935–36 Big 6 13–8 7–3 2nd — — —
1936–37 Big 6 13–7 8–2 T-1st — — —
1937–38 Big 6 9–11 4–6 T-3rd — — —
1938–39 Big 6 7–13 3–7 5th — — —
1939–40 Big 6 6–12 2–8 T-2nd — — —
1940–41 Adolph J. Lewandowski Big 6 8–10 6–4 3rd — — —
1941–42 Big 6 6–13 4–6 4th — — —
1942–43 Big 6 6–10 5–5 T-3rd — — —
1943–44 Big 6 2–13 1–9 6th — — —
1944–45 Big 6 2–17 1–9 6th — — —
1945–46 L. F. "Pop" Klein Big 6 6–14 3–7 T-4th — — —
1946–47 Harry Good Big 6 10–14 3–7 T-5th — — —
1947–48 Big 7 11–13 5–7 5th — — —
1948–49 Big 7 16–10 9–3 T-1st NCAA District Playoff — —
1949–50 Big 7 16–7 8–4 T-1st — — —
1950–51 Big 7 9–14 4–8 5th — — —
1951–52 Big 7 7–17 3–9 7th — — —
1952–53 Big 7 8–13 5–7 T-4th — — —
1953–54 Big 7 9–12 6–6 T-3rd — — —
1954–55 Jerry Bush Big 7 9–12 6–6 4th — — —
1955–56 Big 7 7–16 3–9 6th — — —
1956–57 Big 7 11–12 5–7 T-4th — — —
1957–58 Big 8 10–13 5–7 T-4th — — —
1958–59 Big 8 12–13 5–9 T-5th — — —
1959–60 Big 8 7–17 4–10 T-7th — — —
1960–61 Big 8 10–14 5–9 6th — — —
1961–62 Big 8 9–16 5–9 T-5th — — —
1962–63 Big 8 6–19 1–13 8th — — —
1963–64 Joe Cipriano Big 8 7–18 5–9 T-6th — — —
1964–65 Big 8 10–15 5–9 T-6th — — —
1965–66 Big 8 20–5 12–2 2nd — — —
1966–67 Big 8 16–9 10–4 T-2nd NIT First Round — —
1967–68 Big 8 15–10 8–6 T-3rd — — —
1968–69 Big 8 12–14 5–9 T-6th — — —
1969–70 Big 8 16–9 7–7 T-3rd — — —
1970–71 Big 8 18–8 8–6 4th — — —
1971–72 Big 8 14–12 7–7 4th — — —
1972–73 Big 8 9–17 4–10 T-6th — — —
1973–74 Big 8 14–12 7–7 4th — — —
1974–75 Big 8 14–12 7–7 4th — — —
1975–76 Big 8 19–8 10–4 3rd — — —
1976–77 Big 8 16–13 7–7 5th — — —
1977–78 Big 8 22–8 9–5 2nd NIT Second Round — —
1978–79 Big 8 14–13 7–7 5th — — —
1979–80 Big 8 18–13 8–6 T-2nd NIT First Round — —
1980–81 Moe Iba Big 8 15–12 9–5 T-2nd — — —
1981–82 Big 8 16–12 7–7 T-4th — — —
1982–83 Big 8 22–10 9–5 T-3rd NIT Semifinals — —
1983–84 Big 8 18–12 7–7 3rd NIT Second Round — —
1984–85 Big 8 16–14 5–9 T-5th NIT Second Round — —
1985–86 Big 8 19–11 8–6 T-3rd NCAA First Round — —
1986–87 Danny Nee Big 8 21–12 7–7 5th NIT Third Place — —
1987–88 Big 8 13–18 4–10 T-6th — — —
1988–89 Big 8 17–16 4–10 7th — — —
1989–90 Big 8 10–18 3–11 7th — — —
1990–91 Big 8 26–8 9–5 3rd NCAA First Round 11 9
1991–92 Big 8 19–10 7–7 5th NCAA First Round — —
1992–93 Big 8 20–11 8–6 T-2nd NCAA First Round — —
1993–94 Big 8 20–10 7–7 4th NCAA First Round 22 —
1994–95 Big 8 18–14 4–10 7th NIT Second Round — —
1995–96 Big 8 21–14 4–10 7th NIT Champions — —
1996–97 Big 12 18–15 7–9 T-7th NIT Quarterfinals — —
1997–98 Big 12 20–12 10–6 4th NCAA First Round — —
1998–99 Big 12 20–13 10–6 T-5th NIT Second Round — —
1999-00 Big 12 11–19 4–12 T-8th — — —
2000–01 Barry Collier Big 12 14–16 7–9 7th — — —
2001–02 Big 12 13–15 6–10 T-7th — — —
2002–03 Big 12 11–19 3–13 12th — — —
2003–04 Big 12 18–13 6–10 9th NIT Second Round — —
2004–05 Big 12 14–14 7–9 T-8th — — —
2005–06 Big 12 19–14 7–9 6th NIT First Round — —
2006–07 Doc Sadler Big 12 17–14 6–10 7th — — —
2007–08 Big 12 20–13 7–9 T-7th NIT Second Round — —
2008–09 Big 12 18–13 8–8 8th NIT First Round — —
2009–10 Big 12 15–18 2–14 12th — — —
2010–11 Big 12 19–13 7–9 T-7th NIT First Round — —
2011–12 Big Ten 12–18 4–14 T-11th — — —
2012–13 Tim Miles Big Ten 15–18 5–13 10th — — —
2013–14 Big Ten 19–13 11–7 4th NCAA Second Round — —
2014–15 Big Ten 13–18 5–13 12th — — —
2015–16 Big Ten 16–18 6–12 11th — — —
2016–17 Big Ten 12–19 6–12 T-12th — — —
2017–18 Big Ten 22–11 13–5 T-4th NIT First Round — —
2018–19 Big Ten 0-0 0-0 — — —

Notes

  • The NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship was created in 1939 and has included varying numbers of teams over the years.
  • The AP began compiling a ranking of the top 20 college men's basketball teams during the 1948–1949 season. Regular-season polls from 1949–60 had 20 teams, from 1961–68 had 10 teams (except in December 1960 and the 1964–65 preseason polls), and 1990–present had 25 teams.

References

  1. ↑ http://www.huskers.com/SportSelect.dbml?SPSID=22&SPID=24&Q_SEASON=2003
  2. ↑ http://www.big12sports.com//pdf1/134781.pdf?DB_OEM_ID=10410
  3. ↑ http://www.huskers.com//pdf5/152565.pdf?SPSID=35794&SPID=24&DB_OEM_ID=100
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