Larry Eustachy - Head Coaching Record By Year

Head Coaching Record By Year

Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Idaho (Big Sky Conference)
1990–91 Idaho 19–11 11–5 3rd
1991–92 Idaho 18–14 10–6 T–3rd
1992–93 Idaho 24–8 11–3 1st
Idaho: 61–33 32–14
Utah State (Big West Conference)
1993–94 Utah State 14–13 11–7 T–2nd
1994–95 Utah State 21–8 14–4 1st NIT 1st round
1995–96 Utah State 18–15 10–8 4th
1996–97 Utah State 20–9 12–4 1st
1997–98 Utah State 25–8 13–3 1st NCAA 1st round
Utah State: 98–53 60–26
Iowa State (Big 12 Conference)
1998–99 Iowa State 15–15 6–10 9th
1999–00 Iowa State 32–5 14–2 1st NCAA Elite Eight
2000–01 Iowa State 25–6 13–3 1st NCAA 1st round
2001–02 Iowa State 12–19 4–12 T–10th
2002–03 Iowa State 17–14 5–11 T–9th NIT 2nd Round
Iowa State: 101–59 42–38
Southern Mississippi (Conference USA)
2004–05 Southern Mississippi 11–17 2–14 14th
2005–06 Southern Mississippi 10–21 3–11 11th
2006–07 Southern Mississippi 20–11 9–7 T–4th
2007–08 Southern Mississippi 19–14 9–7 T–4th
2008–09 Southern Mississippi 15–17 4–12 T–10th
2009–10 Southern Mississippi 20–14 8–8 6th CIT, First Round
2010–11 Southern Mississippi 22–10 9–7 T–5th Declined
2011–12 Southern Mississippi 25–9 11–5 2nd NCAA Round of 64
Southern Mississippi: 142–113 55–71
Colorado State (Mountain West Conference)
2012–13 Colorado State 6–0 0–0
Colorado State: 6–0
Total: 408–258


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