List of Pittsburgh Panthers men's basketball seasons

The Pittsburgh Panthers men's basketball team has a combined record of 1,577 wins and 1,111 losses since their inception in 1905. (as of March 18, 2016)

Year	Wins	Losses	Coach	Highest Ranking	Weeks Ranked	Conference Tournament	National Tournament
2015–16	21	12	Jamie Dixon	#20	2 weeks	ACC QUARTERFINALS Beat Syracuse 72–71 Lost to #3 North Carolina 71–88	NCAA FIRST ROUND Lost to Wisconsin 43–47
2014–15	19	15	Jamie Dixon			ACC SECOND ROUND Lost to NC State 70–81	NIT FIRST ROUND Lost to George Washington 54–60
2013–14	26	10	Jamie Dixon	#18	10 weeks	ACC SEMIFINIALS Beat Wake Forest 84–55 Beat #15 North Carolina 80–75 Lost to #6 Virginia 48–51	NCAA THIRD ROUND Beat Colorado 77–48 Lost to Florida 45–61
2012–13	24	9	Jamie Dixon	#16	9 weeks	BIG EAST QUARTERFINALS Lost to Syracuse 59–62	NCAA SECOND ROUND Lost to Wichita State 55–73
2011–12	22	17	Jamie Dixon	#9	7 weeks	BIG EAST SECOND ROUND Beat St. John's 73–59 Lost to #14 Georgetown 52–64	CBI CHAMPIONS Beat Wofford 81–63 Beat Princeton 82–61 Beat Butler 68–62 OT BEST OF THREE FINALS Lost to Washington State 66–67 Beat Washington State 57–53 Beat Washington State 71–65
2010–11	28	6	Jamie Dixon	#2	19 weeks	BIG EAST THIRD ROUND Lost to Connecticut 74–76	NCAA THIRD ROUND Beat UNC-Asheville 74–51 Lost to Butler 70–71
2009–10	24	8	Jamie Dixon	#9	11 weeks	BIG EAST THIRD ROUND Lost to Notre Dame 45–50	NCAA SECOND ROUND Beat Oakland 89–66 Lost to Xavier 68–71
2008–09	31	5	Jamie Dixon	#1	19 weeks	BIG EAST THIRD ROUND Lost to West Virginia 60–74	NCAA ELITE EIGHT Beat East Tennessee State 72–62 Beat Oklahoma State 84–76 Beat Xavier 60–55 Lost to Villanova 76–78
2007–08	27	10	Jamie Dixon	#6	18 weeks	BIG EAST CHAMPIONS Beat Cincinnati 70–64 Beat #13 Louisville 76–69 OT Beat #25 Marquette 68–61 Beat #9 Georgetown 74–65	NCAA SECOND ROUND Beat Oral Roberts 82–63 Lost to #18 Michigan State 54–65
2006–07	29	8	Jamie Dixon	#2	20 weeks	BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP Beat Marquette 89–79 Beat Louisville 65–59 Lost to Georgetown 42–65	NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN Beat Wright State 79–58 Beat Virginia Commonwealth 84–79 OT Lost to UCLA 55–64
2005–06	24	7	Jamie Dixon	#8	13 weeks	BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP Beat Louisville 61–56 Beat West Virginia 68–57 Beat Villanova 68–54 Lost to Syracuse 61–65	NCAA SECOND ROUND Beat Kent State 79–64 Lost to Bradley 66–72
2004–05	20	9	Jamie Dixon	#7	18 weeks	BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Villanova 58–67	NCAA FIRST ROUND Lost to Pacific 71–79
2003–04	31	5	Jamie Dixon	#3	19 weeks	BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP Beat Virginia Tech 74–61 Beat Boston College 62–53 Lost to UConn 58–61	NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN Beat Central Florida 53–44 Beat Wisconsin 59–55 Lost to Oklahoma State 51–63
2002–03	28	5	Ben Howland	#2	20 weeks	BIG EAST CHAMPIONS Beat Providence 67–59 Beat Boston College 61–48 Beat UConn 74–56	NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN Beat Wagner 87–61 Beat Indiana 74–52 Lost to Marquette 74–77
2001–02	29	6	Ben Howland	#7	10 weeks	BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP Beat Boston College 76–62 Beat Miami (FL) 76–71 Lost to UConn 65–74 2OT	NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN Beat Central Connecticut State 71–54 Beat California 63–50 Lost to Kent State 73–78 OT
2000–01	19	14	Ben Howland			BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP Beat Miami (FL) 78–69 Beat Notre Dame 66–54 Beat Syracuse 55–54 OT Lost to Boston College 57–79	NIT SWEET SIXTEEN Beat St. Bonaventure 84–75 Lost to Mississippi State 61–66
1999–00	13	15	Ben Howland			BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Villanova 55–65
1998–99	14	16	Ralph Willard	#18	5 weeks	BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Rutgers 51–64
1997–98	11	16	Ralph Willard			BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Villanova 93–96 2OT
1996–97	18	15	Ralph Willard			BIG EAST SECOND ROUND Beat UConn 63–62 Lost to Boston College 68–76	NIT SWEET SIXTEEN Beat New Orleans 82–63 Lost to Arkansas 71–76
1995–96	10	17	Ralph Willard			BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Boston College 66–70
1994–95	10	18	Ralph Willard			BIG EAST SECOND ROUND Beat St. John's 74–71 Lost to UConn 78–81
1993–94	13	14	Paul Evans			BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to St. John's 72–80
1992–93	17	11	Paul Evans	#13	9 weeks	BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Syracuse 50–55	NCAA FIRST ROUND Lost to Utah 65–86
1991–92	18	16	Paul Evans	#24	1 week	BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Miami (FL) 71–83	NIT SWEET SIXTEEN Beat Penn State 67–65 Lost to Florida 74–77
1990–91	21	12	Paul Evans	#11	16 weeks	BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Seton Hall 70-69	NCAA SECOND ROUND Beat Georgia 76–68 OT Lost to Kansas 66–77
1989–90	12	17	Paul Evans	#18	3 weeks	BIG EAST SECOND ROUND Beat Boston College 88–70 Lost to Syracuse 55–58
1988–89	17	13	Paul Evans			BIG EAST SECOND ROUND Beat Villanova 71–66 Lost to Georgetown 62–85	NCAA FIRST ROUND Lost to Ball State 64–68
1987–88	24	7	Paul Evans	#2	17 weeks	BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS Beat UConn 75–58 Lost to Villanova 69–72	NCAA SECOND ROUND Beat Eastern Michigan 108–90 Lost to Vanderbilt 74–80
1986–87	25	8	Paul Evans	#7	16 weeks	BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS Beat Seton Hall 96–88 Lost to Syracuse 85–99	NCAA SECOND ROUND Beat Marist 93–68 Lost to Oklahoma 93–96
1985–86	15	14	Dr. Roy Chipman			BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Georgetown 56–57 OT	NIT FIRST ROUND Lost to Missouri State 52–59
1984–85	17	12	Dr. Roy Chipman			BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Villanova 61–69	NCAA FIRST ROUND Lost to Louisiana Tech 54–78
1983–84	18	13	Dr. Roy Chipman			BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to Villanova 65–75	NIT ELITE EIGHT Beat LaSalle 95–91 Beat Florida State 66–63 Lost to Notre Dame 64–72
1982–83	13	15	Dr. Roy Chipman			BIG EAST FIRST ROUND Lost to St. John's 73–91
1981–82	20	10	Dr. Roy Chipman			EASTERN 8 CHAMPIONS Beat Duquesne 66–64 Beat Rutgers 60–47 Beat West Virginia 79–72	NCAA FIRST ROUND Lost to Pepperdine 88–99
1980–81	19	12	Dr. Roy Chipman			EASTERN 8 CHAMPIONS Beat Rutgers 67–62 Beat Rhode Island 74–45 Beat Duquesne 64–60	NCAA SECOND ROUND Beat Idaho 70–69 Lost to North Carolina 57–74
1979–80	17	12	Tim Grgurich			EASTERN 8 FINAL FOUR Beat George Washington 77–68 Lost to Villanova 59–72	NIT FIRST ROUND Lost to Duquesne 63–65
1978–79	18	11	Tim Grgurich			EASTERN 8 CHAMPIONSHIP Beat George Washington 85–80 Beat Villanova 77–64 Lost to Rutgers 57–61
1977–78	16	11	Tim Grgurich			EASTERN 8 FINAL FOUR Beat George Washington 85–83 Lost to Villanova 70–72
1976–77	6	21	Tim Grgurich			EASTERN 8 FIRST ROUND Lost to West Virginia 54–66
1975–76	12	15	Tim Grgurich
1974–75	18	11	Charles "Buzz" Ridl				NIT ELITE EIGHT Beat Southern Illinois 70–65 Lost to Providence 80–101
1973–74	25	4	Charles "Buzz" Ridl	#7	11 weeks		NCAA ELITE EIGHT Beat St. Joseph's 54–42 Beat Furman 81–78 Lost to NC State 72–100
1972–73	12	14	Charles "Buzz" Ridl
1971–72	12	12	Charles "Buzz" Ridl
1970–71	14	10	Charles "Buzz" Ridl
1969–70	12	12	Charles "Buzz" Ridl
1968–69	4	20	Charles "Buzz" Ridl
1967–68	7	15	Bob Timmons
1966–67	6	19	Bob Timmons
1965–66	5	17	Bob Timmons
1964–65	7	16	Bob Timmons
1963–64	17	8	Bob Timmons				NIT FIRST ROUND OF 12 Lost to Drake 82–87
1962–63	19	6	Bob Timmons				NCAA FIRST ROUND OF 25 Lost to NYU 83–93
1961–62	12	11	Bob Timmons
1960–61	12	11	Bob Timmons
1959–60	11	14	Bob Timmons
1958–59	10	14	Bob Timmons	#18	1 week
1957–58	18	7	Bob Timmons				NCAA FIRST ROUND OF 24 Lost to Miami (OH) 77–82
1956–57	16	11	Bob Timmons				NCAA REGIONAL FOURTH PLACE (Sweet 16) Beat Morehead State 86–85 Lost to Kentucky 92–98 Lost to Notre Dame 85–86
1955–56	15	10	Bob Timmons
1954–55	10	16	Bob Timmons
1953–54	9	14	Bob Timmons
1952–53	12	11	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1951–52	10	12	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1950–51	9	17	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1949–50	4	14	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1948–49	12	13	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1947–48	10	11	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1946–47	8	10	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1945–46	7	7	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1944–45	8	4	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1943–44	7	7	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1942–43	10	5	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1941–42	5	10	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1940–41	13	6	Dr. H.C. Carlson				NCAA FINAL FOUR Beat North Carolina 26–20 Lost to Wisconsin 30–36
1939–40	8	9	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1938–39	10	8	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1937–38	9	12	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1936–37	14	7	Dr. H.C. Carlson	Eastern Intercollegiate Conference CHAMPIONS
1935–36	18	9	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1934–35	18	5	Dr. H.C. Carlson			Eastern Intercollegiate Conference CHAMPIONS	American Legion Bowl Lost to LSU 41–37
1933–34	18	4	Dr. H.C. Carlson	Eastern Intercollegiate Conference CHAMPIONS
1932–33	17	5	Dr. H.C. Carlson	Eastern Intercollegiate Conference CHAMPIONS
1931–32	14	6	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1930–31	20	4	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1929–30	23	2	Dr. H.C. Carlson	HELMS Athletic Foundation NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
1928–29	16	5	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1927–28	21	0	Dr. H.C. Carlson	HELMS Athletic Foundation NATIONAL CHAMPIONS, PREMO-PORRETTA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
1926–27	10	7	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1925–26	12	5	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1924–25	4	10	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1923–24	10	7	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1922–23	10	5	Dr. H.C. Carlson
1921–22	12	8	Andrew Kerr
1920–21	12	9	Dr. George Flint
1919–20	9	6	Dr. George Flint
1918–19	7	7	Dr. George Flint
1917–18	5	9	Dr. George Flint
1916–17	12	6	Dr. George Flint
1915–16	15	2	Dr. George Flint
1914–15	13	5	Dr. George Flint
1913–14	7	8	Dr. George Flint
1912–13	15	7	Dr. George Flint
1911–12	10	9	Dr. George Flint
1910–11	6	6	Wohlparth Wegner
1907–08	10	6	Harry Hough
1906–07	6	5	Ben Printz
1905–06	2	9	Ben Printz

References

2008–09 University of Pittsburgh Men's Basketball Media Guide

Pittsburgh Panthers men's basketball

Venues	Motor Square Garden (1905–1912) Duquesne Gardens (1905–1912) Trees Gym (1912–1925) Pitt Pavilion (1925–1951) Fitzgerald Field House (1951–2002) Civic Arena (alternate; 1984–2002) Petersen Events Center (2002–present)

Rivalries	Duquesne

Culture & lore	History Oakland Zoo "Hail to Pitt" "Pitt Victory Song"

People	Head coaches Award winners NBA players

Seasons	1905–06 1906–07 1907–08 1908–09 1909–10 1910–11 1911–12 1912–13 1913–14 1914–15 1915–16 1916–17 1917–18 1918–19 1919–20 1920–21 1921–22 1922–23 1923–24 1924–25 1925–26 1926–27 1927–28 1928–29 1929–30 1930–31 1931–32 1932–33 1933–34 1934–35 1935–36 1936–37 1937–38 1938–39 1939–40 1940–41 1941–42 1942–43 1943–44 1944–45 1945–46 1946–47 1947–48 1948–49 1949–50 1950–51 1951–52 1952–53 1953–54 1954–55 1955–56 1956–57 1957–58 1958–59 1959–60 1960–61 1961–62 1962–63 1963–64 1964–65 1965–66 1966–67 1967–68 1968–69 1969–70 1970–71 1971–72 1972–73 1973–74 1974–75 1975–76 1976–77 1977–78 1978–79 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–00 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17

Helms national championships in bold; NCAA Final Four appearance in italics

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