Al McGuire - Head Coaching Record

Head Coaching Record

Season Team Overall Postseason
Belmont Abbey Crusaders
1957–1958 Belmont Abbey 24–3
1958–1959 Belmont Abbey 21–2
1959–1960 Belmont Abbey 19–5
1960–1961 Belmont Abbey 17–6
1961–1962 Belmont Abbey 15–8
1962–1963 Belmont Abbey 7–21
1963–1964 Belmont Abbey 6–18
Belmont Abbey: 109–63
Marquette Warriors (Independent)
1964–1965 Marquette 8–18
1965–1966 Marquette 14–12
1966–1967 Marquette 21–9 NIT Runner-up
1967–1968 Marquette 23–6 NCAA Sweet Sixteen
1968–1969 Marquette 24–5 NCAA Elite Eight
1969–1970 Marquette 26–3 NIT Champions
1970–1971 Marquette 28–1 NCAA Sweet Sixteen
1971–1972 Marquette 25–4 NCAA Sweet Sixteen
1972–1973 Marquette 25–4 NCAA Sweet Sixteen
1973–1974 Marquette 26–5 NCAA Runner-up
1974–1975 Marquette 23–4 NCAA Round of 32
1975–1976 Marquette 27–2 NCAA Elite Eight
1976–1977 Marquette 25–7 NCAA Champions
Marquette: 295–80
Total: 404–143


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