Tim O'Shea - College Coaching Record

College Coaching Record

Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Ohio (Mid-American Conference)
2001-02 Ohio 17-11 11-7 3rd-East
2002-03 Ohio 14-16 8-10 5th-East
2003-04 Ohio 10-20 7-11 5th-East
2004-05 Ohio 21-11 11-7 T-2nd-East NCAA First Round
2005-06 Ohio 19-11 11-8 4th-East
2006-07 Ohio 19-13 9-7 4th-East
2007-08 Ohio 20-13 9-7 3rd-East
Ohio: 120-95 66-57
Bryant (Independent/Northeast Conference)
2008-09 Bryant 8-21 N/A N/A
2009-10 Bryant 1-29 1-17 12th
2010-11 Bryant 9-21 7-11 8th
2011-12 Bryant 2-28 1-17 12th
2012-13 Bryant 19-11 12-6 T-2nd CBI First Round
Bryant: 39-111 21-51
Total: 159-206


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