Butler Bulldogs Men's Basketball - Record

Record

Season Coach Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Independent
Unknown
1896–97 Unknown 1–0
Unknown: 1–0 (1.000)
James L. Zink
1897–98 James Zink 2–3
1898–99 James Zink 0–2
James Zink: 2–5 (.286)
Walter F. Kelly
1899–00 Walter F. Kelly 2–1
1900–01 Walter F. Kelly 2–1
1901–02 Walter F. Kelly 1–3
1902–03 Walter F. Kelly 1–3
Walter F. Kelly: 6–8
Ralph Jones
1903–04 Ralph Jones 2–2
Ralph Jones: 2–2
Edgar Wingard
1904–05 Edgar Wingard 6–2
1905–06 Edgar Wingard 1–1
Edgar Wingard: 7–3
Art Guedel
1906–07 Art Guedel 2–4
Art Guedel: 2–4
John McKay
1907–08 John McKay 4–4
John McKay and Joe McCrea
1908–09 John McKay and Joe McCrea 5–2
John McKay: 9–6
Joe McCrea: 5–2
Walter Gipe
1909–10 Walter Gipe 3–4
Walter Gipe: 3–4
Bill Diddle
1910–11 Bill Diddle 5–7
1911–12 Bill Diddle 5–5
Bill Diddle: 10–12
G. Cullen Thomas
1912–13 G. Cullen Thomas 3–8
1913–14
1914–15 G. Cullen Thomas 3–4
1915–16 G. Cullen Thomas 3–4
1916–17 G. Cullen Thomas 7–6
1917–18 G. Cullen Thomas 0–6
G. Cullen Thomas: 16–28
Joe Mullane
1918–19 Joe Mullane 1–9
Joe Mullane: 1–9
F. E. Ellis
1919–20 F. E. Ellis 2–4
F. E. Ellis: 2–4
Harlan Page
1920–21 Harlan Page 16–4
1921–22 Harlan Page 24–6
1922–23 Harlan Page 16–4
1923–24 Harlan Page 20–4 AAU National Champions
1924–25 Harlan Page 11–7
1925–26 Harlan Page 16–5
Harlan Page: 103-30
Tony Hinkle
1926–27 Tony Hinkle 17–4
1927–28 Tony Hinkle 19–3
1928–29 Tony Hinkle 17–2 John J. McDevitt National Championship Trophy
(Veteran Athletes of Philadelphia)
1929–30 Tony Hinkle 12–8
1930–31 Tony Hinkle 17–2
1931–32 Tony Hinkle 14–5
Missouri Valley Conference
1932–33 Tony Hinkle 16–5 9–1 1st
1933–34 Tony Hinkle 14–7 9–1 1st
Missouri Valley Conference: 30-12 18–2
Independent
1934–35 Tony Hinkle 13–7
1935–36 Tony Hinkle 6–15
1936–37 Tony Hinkle 6–15
1937–38 Tony Hinkle 11–12
1938–39 Tony Hinkle 14–6
1939–40 Tony Hinkle 17–6
1940–41 Tony Hinkle 13–9
1941–42 Tony Hinkle 13–9
Frank Hedden
1942–43 Frank Hedden 4–9
1943–44
1944–45 Frank Hedden 14–6
Frank Hedden: 18–15
Tony Hinkle
1945–46 Tony Hinkle 12–8
Mid-American Conference
1946–47 Tony Hinkle 16–7 4–1 1st
1947–48 Tony Hinkle 14–7 4–2
1948–49 Tony Hinkle 18–5 8–2
1949–50 Tony Hinkle 12–12 6–4
Mid-American Conference: 60-31 22–9
Indiana Collegiate Conference
1950–51 Tony Hinkle 5–19 3–9
1951–52 Tony Hinkle 12–12 10–2 1st
1952–53 Tony Hinkle 14–9 9–3 1st
1953–54 Tony Hinkle 13–12 7–4
1954–55 Tony Hinkle 10–14 8–4
1955–56 Tony Hinkle 14–9 8–4
1956–57 Tony Hinkle 11–14 6–6
1957–58 Tony Hinkle 16–10 10–2 NIT First Round
1958–59 Tony Hinkle 19–9 10–2 1st NIT Quarterfinals
1959–60 Tony Hinkle 15–11 10–2
1960–61 Tony Hinkle 15–11 10–2 1st
1961–62 Tony Hinkle 22–6 10–2 1st NCAA Regional Third Place
1962–63 Tony Hinkle 16–10 10–2
1963–64 Tony Hinkle 13–13 9–3
1964–65 Tony Hinkle 11–15 5–7
1965–66 Tony Hinkle 16–10 8–4
1966–67 Tony Hinkle 9–17 5–7
1967–68 Tony Hinkle 11–14 6–6
1968–69 Tony Hinkle 11–15 4–4
1969–70 Tony Hinkle 15–11 6–2
Tony Hinkle: 559–395 (.586) 18–2 (,900 MVC)
22–9 (.710 MAC)
154–77 (.667 ICC)
George Theofanis
1970–71 George Theofanis 10–16 4–4
1971–72 George Theofanis 6–20 2–6
1972–73 George Theofanis 14–12 8–4
1973–74 George Theofanis 14–12 9–3
1974–75 George Theofanis 10–16 6–6
1975–76 George Theofanis 12–15 6–6
1976–77 George Theofanis 13–14 7–3
George Theofanis: 79–105 (.429) 42–32 (.568)
Joe Sexson
1977–78 Joe Sexson 15–11 6–0
Indiana Collegiate Conference: 202–109 (.650)
Independent
1978–79 Joe Sexson 11–16
Horizon League
1979–80 Joe Sexson 12–15 2–2 4th
1980–81 Joe Sexson 5–22 1–10 6th
1981–82 Joe Sexson 7–20 3–9 6th
1982–83 Joe Sexson 15–13 9–5 4th
1983–84 Joe Sexson 13–15 7–8 4th (tie)
1984–85 Joe Sexson 19–10 8–6 2nd NIT First Round
1985–86 Joe Sexson 9–19 2–10 7th
1986–87 Joe Sexson 12–16 4–8 5th (tie)
1987–88 Joe Sexson 14–14 5–5 3rd (tie)
1988–89 Joe Sexson 11–17 3–9 7th
Joe Sexson: 143–188 (.423) 6–0 (1.000 ICC)
44–72 (.379 HL)
Barry Collier
1989–90 Barry Collier 6–22 2–12 8th
1990–91 Barry Collier 18–11 10–4 2nd NIT First Round
1991–92 Barry Collier 21–10 7–3 2nd (tie) NIT First Round
1992–93 Barry Collier 11–17 6–8 5th (tie)
1993–94 Barry Collier 16–13 6–4 2nd (tie)
1994–95 Barry Collier 15–12 8–7 5th
1995–96 Barry Collier 19–8 11–5 2nd
1996–97 Barry Collier 23–10 12–4 1st NCAA First Round (Round of 64)
1997–98 Barry Collier 22–11 8–6 3rd NCAA First Round (Round of 64)
1998–99 Barry Collier 22–10 11–3 2nd NIT Quarterfinals
1999–00 Barry Collier 23–8 12–2 1st NCAA First Round (Round of 64)
Barry Collier: 196–132 (.598) 93–58 (.616)
Thad Matta
2000–01 Thad Matta 24–8 11–3 1st NCAA Second Round (Round of 32)
Thad Matta: 24–8 11–3
Todd Lickliter
2001–02 Todd Lickliter 26–6 12–4 1st NIT Second Round
2002–03 Todd Lickliter 27–6 14–2 1st NCAA Sweet Sixteen
2003–04 Todd Lickliter 16–14 8–8 6th
2004–05 Todd Lickliter 13–15 7–9 7th
2005–06 Todd Lickliter 20–13 11–5 2nd NIT First Round
2006–07 Todd Lickliter 29–7 13–3 1st (tie) NCAA Sweet Sixteen
Todd Lickliter: 131–61 (.682) 65–31 (.677)
Brad Stevens
2007–08 Brad Stevens 30–4 16–2 1st NCAA Second Round (Round of 32)
2008–09 Brad Stevens 26–6 15–3 1st NCAA First Round (Round of 64)
2009–10 Brad Stevens 33–5 18–0 1st NCAA National Runner-up
2010–11 Brad Stevens 28–10 13–5 1st (3-way tie) NCAA National Runner-up
2011–12 Brad Stevens 22–15 11–7 T-3rd CBI Semifinals
Horizon League: 286–181 (.612)
Atlantic 10
2012–13 Brad Stevens 16–2 3–0
Brad Stevens: 155–42 (.787) 73–17 (.811 HL)
3–0 (1.000 A10)
Atlantic 10: 3–0 (1.000)
Total: 1469–1060 (.581)


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