Dave Van Horn - Division I Head Coaching Record

Division I Head Coaching Record

Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Northwestern State Demons (Southland Conference)
1995 Northwestern State 37–15 19–5 1st
1996 Northwestern State 34–27 14–16 2nd
1997 Northwestern State 35–23 19–9 1st
Northwestern State: 106–65 52–30
Nebraska Cornhuskers (Big 12 Conference)
1998 Nebraska 24–20 10–13 7th
1999 Nebraska 42–18 16–9 5th NCAA Regional
2000 Nebraska 51–17 21–9 2nd NCAA Super Regional
2001 Nebraska 50–16 20–8 1st College World Series
2002 Nebraska 47–21 16–11 T–2nd College World Series
Nebraska: 214–94 67–39
Arkansas Razorbacks (Southeastern Conference)
2003 Arkansas 35–22 14–16 T–5th NCAA Regional
2004 Arkansas 45–24 19–11 1st College World Series
2005 Arkansas 39–22 13–17 T–5th NCAA Regional
2006 Arkansas 39–21 18–12 2nd NCAA Regional
2007 Arkansas 43–21 18–12 1st NCAA Regional
2008 Arkansas 34–24 14–15 4th NCAA Regional
2009 Arkansas 41–24 14–15 4th College World Series
2010 Arkansas 43–21 18–12 2nd NCAA Super Regional
2011 Arkansas 40–22 15–15 1st NCAA Regional
2012 Arkansas 46–22 16–14 T–2nd College World Series
Arkansas: 405–223 159–139
Total: 725–380


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