Ray Meyer - Coaching Record

Coaching Record

Season Team Overall Postseason
DePaul (Independent)
1942–1943 DePaul 19–5 NCAA Final Four
1943–1944 DePaul 22–4 NIT Runner-Up
1944–1945 DePaul 21–3 NIT Champions
1945–1946 DePaul 19–5
1946–1947 DePaul 16–9
1947–1948 DePaul 22–8 NIT Semifinalist
1948–1949 DePaul 16–9
1949–1950 DePaul 12–13
1950–1951 DePaul 13–12
1951–1952 DePaul 19–8
1952–1953 DePaul 19–9 NCAA Second Round
1953–1954 DePaul 11–10
1954–1955 DePaul 16–6
1955–1956 DePaul 16–8 NCAA First Round
1956–1957 DePaul 8–14
1957–1958 DePaul 8–12
1958–1959 DePaul 13–11 NCAA Second Round
1959–1960 DePaul 17–7 NCAA Second Round
1960–1961 DePaul 17–8 NIT First Round
1961–1962 DePaul 13–10
1962–1963 DePaul 15–8 NIT First Round
1963–1964 DePaul 21–4 NIT First Round
1964–1965 DePaul 17–10 NCAA Second Round
1965–1966 DePaul 18–8 NIT First Round
1966–1967 DePaul 17–8
1967–1968 DePaul 13–12
1968–1969 DePaul 14–11
1969–1970 DePaul 12–13
1970–1971 DePaul 8–17
1971–1972 DePaul 12–11
1972–1973 DePaul 14–11
1973–1974 DePaul 16–9
1974–1975 DePaul 15–10
1975–1976 DePaul 20–9 NCAA Sweet Sixteen
1976–1977 DePaul 15–12
1977–1978 DePaul 27–3 NCAA Elite Eight
1978–1979 DePaul 26–6 NCAA Final Four
1979–1980 DePaul 26–2 NCAA First Round
1980–1981 DePaul 27–2 NCAA First Round
1981–1982 DePaul 26–2 NCAA First Round
1982–1983 DePaul 21–12 NIT Runner-Up
1983–1984 DePaul 27–3 NCAA Second Round
Total: 724–354


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    “We have what I would call educational genocide. I’m concerned about learning totally, but I’m immersed in the disastrous record of how many black kids are going into science. They are very few and far between. I’ve said that when I see more black students in the laboratories than I see on the football field, I’ll be happy.”
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