Guy Lewis - Head Coaching Record

Head Coaching Record

Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Houston Cougars (Missourl Valley)
1956-1957 Houston 10-16 5-9 T-5th
Houston: 10-16 5-9
Houston Cougars (Skyline 8)
1957-1958 Houston 9-16 4-10 T-6th
Houston: 9-16 4-10
Houston Cougars (Missouri Valley)
1958-1959 Houston 12-14 6-8 5th
1959-1960 Houston 13-12 6-9 T-4th
Houston: 25-26 12-17
Houston Cougars (Independent)
1960-1961 Houston 17-11 NCAA Sweet 16
1961-1962 Houston 21-6 NIT Quarterfinals
1962-1963 Houston 15-11
1963-1964 Houston 16-10
1964-1965 Houston 19-10 NCAA Sweet 16
1965-1966 Houston 23-6 NCAA Sweet 16
1966-1967 Houston 27-4 NCAA Final 4/NCAA 3rd Place
1967-1968 Houston 31-2 NCAA Final 4/NCAA 4th Place
1968-1969 Houston 16-10
1969-1970 Houston 25-5 NCAA Sweet 16
1970-1971 Houston 22-7 NCAA Sweet 16
1971-1972 Houston 20-7 NCAA 1st Round
1972-1973 Houston 23-4 NCAA 1st Round
1973-1974 Houston 17-9
1974-1975 Houston 16-10
Houston: 308-175 N/A
Houston Cougars (SWC)
1975-1976 Houston 17-11 7-9 6th
1976-1977 Houston 29-8 13-3 2nd NIT Runner Up
1977-1978 Houston 25-8 11-5 3rd NCAA 1st Round
1978-1979 Houston 16-15 6-10 T-5th
1979-1980 Houston 14-14 8-8 T-4th
1980-1981 Houston 21-9 10-6 T-2nd NCAA 1st Round
1981-1982 Houston 25-8 11-5 2nd NCAA Final 4
1982-1983 Houston 31-3 16-0 1st NCAA Final 4/Runner Up
1983-1984 Houston 32-5 15-1 1st NCAA Final 4/Runner Up
1984-1985 Houston 16-14 8-8 T-5th NIT 1st Round
1985-1986 Houston 14-14 8-8 6th
Houston: 240-109 113-99
Houston: 592-279 113-99
Total: 592-279


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