Hugh Durham - Head Coaching Record

Head Coaching Record

Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Florida State Seminoles (Independent/Metro 7)
1966-1967 Florida State 11-15
1967-1968 Florida State 19-8 NCAA 1st Round
1968-1969 Florida State 18-8
1969-1970 Florida State 23-3
1970-1971 Florida State 17-9
1971-1972 Florida State 27-6 NCAA Runner Up
1972-1973 Florida State 18-8
1973-1974 Florida State 18-8
1974-1975 Florida State 18-8
1975-1976 Florida State 22-5
1976-1977 Florida State 16-11 2-4 T-5th
1977-1978 Florida State 23-6 11-1 1st NCAA 1st Round
Florida State: 230-95 13-5
Georgia Bulldogs (SEC)
1978-1979 Georgia 14-14 7-11 7th
1979-1980 Georgia 14-13 7-11 T-6th
1980-1981 Georgia 19-12 9-9 5th NIT 2nd Round
1981-1982 Georgia 19-12 10-8 6th NIT Semifinals
1982-1983 Georgia 24-10 9-9 T-3rd NCAA Final 4
1983-1984 Georgia 17-13 8-10 T-7th NIT 1st Round
1984-1985 Georgia 22-9 12-6 2nd NCAA 2nd Round
1985-1986 Georgia 17-13 9-9 T-5th NIT 2nd Round
1986-1987 Georgia 18-12 10-8 T-3rd NCAA 1st Round
1987-1988 Georgia 20-16 8-10 7th NIT 2nd Round
1988-1989 Georgia 15-16 6-12 9th
1989-1990 Georgia 20-9 13-5 1st NCAA 1st Round
1990-1991 Georgia 17-13 9-9 6th NCAA 1st Round
1991-1992 Georgia 15-14 7-9 4th
1992-1993 Georgia 15-14 8-8 4th NIT 1st Round
1993-1994 Georgia 14-16 7-9 4th
1994-1995 Georgia 18-10 9-7 2nd NIT 1st Round
Georgia: 298-216 148-150
Jacksonville Dolphins (Sun Belt/Atlantic Sun)
1997-1998 Jacksonville 8-19 6-12 T-9th
1998-1999 Jacksonville 12-15 7-9 6th
1999-2000 Jacksonville 8-19 5-13 9th
2000-2001 Jacksonville 18-10 11-7 T-3rd
2001-2002 Jacksonville 18-12 12-6 T-4th
2002-2003 Jacksonville 13-16 8-8 4th
2003-2004 Jacksonville 13-15 8-12 7th
2004-2005 Jacksonville 16-13 11-9 4th
Jacksonville: 106-119 68-76
Total: 634-430


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