Herb Sendek - Head Coaching Record

Head Coaching Record

Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Miami (OH) (Mid-American Conference)
1993–94 Miami (OH) 19–11 12–6 2nd NIT First round
1994–95 Miami (OH) 23–7 16–2 1st NCAA Second round
1995–96 Miami (OH) 21–8 12–6 3rd NIT First round
Miami (OH): 63–26 40–14
NC State (Atlantic Coast Conference)
1996–97 NC State 17–15 4–12 8th NIT Second round
1997–98 NC State 17–15 5–11 8th NIT Second round
1998–99 NC State 19–14 6–10 5th NIT Second round
1999–2000 NC State 20–14 6–10 6th NIT Semifinals
2000–01 NC State 13–16 5–11 7th None
2001–02 NC State 23–11 9–7 T–3rd NCAA Second round
2002–03 NC State 18–13 9–7 4th NCAA First round
2003–04 NC State 21–10 11–5 2nd NCAA Second round
2004–05 NC State 21–14 7–9 T–6th NCAA Sweet Sixteen
2005–06 NC State 22–10 10–6 4th NCAA Second round
NC State: 191–132 72–88
Arizona State (Pacific-10/12 Conference)
2006–07 Arizona State 8–22 2–16 10th (of 10) None
2007–08 Arizona State 21–12 9–9 5th (of 10) NIT Quarterfinals
2008–09 Arizona State 25–10 11–7 3rd (of 10) NCAA Second round
2009–10 Arizona State 22–11 12–6 2nd (of 10) NIT First round
2010–11 Arizona State 12–19 4–14 10th (of 10) None
2011–12 Arizona State 10–21 6–12 10th (of 12) None
Arizona State: 98–95 (.508) 44–64 (.407)
Total: 352–253 (.582)


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