Duquesne Dukes Men's Basketball - Yearly Results

Yearly Results

Season Coach Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Duquesne
1913–1914 Duquesne 7–2
1914–1915 Duquesne 12–2
1915–1916 Duquesne 7–2
1916–1917 Duquesne 7–3
1917–1918 Duquesne 4–4
1918–1919 Duquesne 4–6
1919–1920 Duquesne 6–10
1920–1921 Duquesne 11–6
1921–1922 Duquesne 10–6
1922–1923 Duquesne 16–2
1923–1924 Duquesne 8–6
1924–1925 Duquesne 11–7
1925–1926 Duquesne 15–3
1926–1927 Duquesne 16–4
1927–1928 Duquesne 15–7
1928–1929 Duquesne 12–8
1929–1930 Duquesne 18–10
1930–1931 Duquesne 12–6
1931–1932 Duquesne 14–6
1932–1933 Duquesne 15–1
1933–1934 Duquesne 19–2
1934–1935 Duquesne 18–1
1935–1936 Duquesne 14–3
1936–1937 Duquesne 13–6
1937–1938 Duquesne 6–11
1938–1939 Duquesne 14–4
1939–1940 Duquesne 20–3 NCAA Final Four
NIT Runner-up
1940–1941 Duquesne 17–3 declined NCAA
NIT Elite Eight
1941–1942 Duquesne 15–6
1942–1943 Duquesne 12–7
1946–1947 Duquesne 21–2 declined NCAA
NIT Elite Eight
1947–1948 Duquesne 17–6
1948–1949 Duquesne 17–5
1949–1950 Duquesne 23–6 NIT Fourth Place
1950–1951 Duquesne 16–11
1951–1952 Duquesne 23–4 NCAA Final Eight
NIT Fourth Place
1952–1953 Duquesne 21–8 NIT Third Place
1953–1954 Duquesne 23–6 NIT Runner-up
1954–1955 Duquesne 22–4 NIT Champion
1955–1956 Duquesne 17–10 NIT Elite Eight
1956–1957 Duquesne 16–7
1957–1958 Duquesne 10–12
1958–1959 Duquesne 13–11
1959–1960 Duquesne 8–15
1960–1961 Duquesne 15–7
1961–1962 Duquesne 22–7 NIT Fourth Place
1962–1963 Duquesne 13–9
1963–1964 Duquesne 16–7 NIT Elite Eight
1964–1965 Duquesne 14–10
1965–1966 Duquesne 14–9
1966–1967 Duquesne 7–15
1967–1968 Duquesne 18–7 NIT Sweet Sixteen
1968–1969 Duquesne 21–5 NCAA Sweet Sixteen
1969–1970 Duquesne 17–7 NIT Sweet Sixteen
1970–1971 Duquesne 21–4 NCAA First Round
1971–1972 Duquesne 20–5
1972–1973 Duquesne 16–8
1973–1974 Duquesne 12–12
1974–1975 Duquesne 14–11
1975–1976 Duquesne 12–13
Duquesne (Atlantic 10 Conference)
1976–1977 Duquesne 15–15 3–7 3rd-West NCAA First Round
1977–1978 Duquesne 11–17 5–5 T-3rd
1978–1979 Duquesne 13–13 2–8 7th
1979–1980 Duquesne 18–10 7–3 T-1st NIT Sweet Sixteen
1980–1981 Duquesne 20–10 10–3 T-1st NIT First Round
1981–1982 Duquesne 11–16 5–9 6th
1982–1983 Duquesne 12–16 6–8 4th-West
1983–1984 Duquesne 10–18 8–10 T-6th
1984–1985 Duquesne 12–18 6–12 8th
1985–1986 Duquesne 15–14 9–9 5th
1986–1987 Duquesne 12–17 7–11 T-6th
1987–1988 Duquesne 11–21 6–12 8th
1988–1989 Duquesne 13–16 7–11 T-6th
1989–1990 Duquesne 7–22 5–13 T-8th
1990–1991 Duquesne 13–15 10–8 T-3rd
1991–1992 Duquesne 13–15 6–10 T-6th
1992–1993 Duquesne 13–15 5–9 (MCC) T-5th
1993–1994 Duquesne 17–13 8–8 T-3rd NIT Sweet Sixteen
1994–1995 Duquesne 10–18 5–11 8th
1995–1996 Duquesne 9–18 3–13 T-5th-West
1996–1997 Duquesne 9–18 5–11 T-5th-West
1997–1998 Duquesne 11–19 5–11 T-4th-West
1998–1999 Duquesne 5–23 1–15 6th-West
1999–2000 Duquesne 9–20 4–12 6th-West
2000–2001 Duquesne 9–21 3–13 10th
2001–2002 Danny Nee 9–19 4–12 6th-West
2002–2003 Danny Nee 10–20 4–12 6th-West
2003–2004 Danny Nee 12–17 6–10 5th-West
2004–2005 Danny Nee 8–22 5–11 5th-West
2005–2006 Danny Nee 3–24 1–15 14th
2006–2007 Ron Everhart 10–19 6–10 T-10th
2007–2008 Ron Everhart 17–13 7–9 10th
2008–2009 Ron Everhart 21–14 9–7 T-5th NIT Round of 32
2009–2010 Ron Everhart 16–16 7–9 8th CBI First Round
2010–2011 Ron Everhart 19–13 10–6 4th CBI Second Round
2011-2012 Ron Everhart 16-15 7-9 T-9th
Ron Everhart: 83–75 39–41
Total: 1256-943


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