Evansville Purple Aces Men's Basketball - Season By Season Records

Season By Season Records

Season Team W L PCT Conf. Record Postseason
Independent
1977–78 Evansville 1 3 .250
1978–79 Evansville 13 16 .448
Midwest Collegiate Conference
1979–80 Evansville 18 10 .643 1–4
1980–81 Evansville 19 9 .679 6–5
1981–82 Evansville 23 6 .793 10–2 NCAA First Round
1982–83 Evansville 13 16 .448 6–8
1983–84 Evansville 15 14 .517 7–7
1984–85 Evansville 13 16 .448 4–10
1985–86 Evansville 8 19 .296 3–9
1986–87 Evansville 16 12 .571 8–4
1987–88 Evansville 21 8 .724 6–4 NIT Sweet Sixteen
1988–89 Evansville 25 6 .806 10–2 NCAA Second Round
1989–90 Evansville 17 15 .531 8–6
1990–91 Evansville 14 14 .500 7–7
1991–92 Evansville 24 6 .800 8–2 NCAA First Round
1992–93 Evansville 23 7 .767 12–2 NCAA First Round
1993–94 Evansville 21 11 .656 6–4 NIT First Round
Missouri Valley Conference
1994–95 Evansville 18 9 .667 11–7
1995–96 Evansville 13 14 .481 9–9
1996–97 Evansville 17 14 .548 11–7
1997–98 Evansville 15 15 .500 9–9
1998–99 Evansville 23 10 .697 13–5 NCAA First Round
1999–2000 Evansville 18 12 .600 9–9
2000–01 Evansville 14 16 .467 9–9
2001–02 Evansville 7 21 .250 4–14
2002–03 Evansville 12 16 .429 8–10
2003–04 Evansville 7 22 .241 5–13
2004–05 Evansville 11 17 .393 5–13
2005–06 Evansville 10 19 .345 5–13
2006–07 Evansville 14 17 .452 6–12
2007–08 Evansville 9 21 .300 3–15
2008–09 Evansville 17 14 .548 8–10 CIT First Round
2009–10 Evansville 9 21 .300 3–15
2010–11 Evansville 16 16 .500 9–9 CBI Second Round
2011–12 Evansville 16 15 .516 9–9 CBI First Round
Totals 514 462 .527

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