Louisville Cardinals men's basketball
Season by season results
The following is according to Louisville's 2011–12 media guide plus the results from the Louisville Athletics web site as of 01–28–12.

Louisville Cardinals men's basketball

Section Title: Season by season results
Table Section Text: The following is according to Louisville's 2011–12 media guide plus the results from the Louisville Athletics web site as of 01–28–12.

Season	Coach	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason

1911–12	Craig Sand	0–3	—	—	—

1912–13	Captains	2–3	—	—	—

1913–14	Captains	2–6	—	—	—

1914–15	Captains	4–5	—	—	—

1915–16	Ed Bowman	8–3	—	—	—

1916–17	No Formal Team	Season cancelled	—	—	—

1917–18	Ed Bowman	3–4	—	—	—

1918–19	Earl Ford	7–4	—	—	—

1919–20	Tuley Brucker	6–5	—	—	—

1920–21	Jimmie Powers	3–8	—	—	—

1921–22	John T. O'Rouke	1–13	—	—	—

1922–23	No Formal Team	Season cancelled	—	—	—

Fred Enke (KIAC & SIAA) (1923–1925)

1923–24	Fred Enke	4–13	—	—	—

1924–25	Fred Enke	10–7	—	—	—

Fred Enke:	14–20

Tom King (KIAC& SIAA) (1925–1930)

1925–26	Tom King	4–8	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1926–27	Tom King	7–5	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1927–28	Tom King	12–4	—	—	KIAC Tournament Champion

1928–29	Tom King	12–8	—	—	KIAC Tournament Champion

1929–30	Tom King	9–6	—	—	KIAC and SIAA Tournament Participant

Tom King:	44–21

Edward Weber (KIAC & SIAA) (1930–1932)

1930–31	Edward Weber	5–11	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1931–32	Edward Weber	15–7	—	—	KIAC and SIAA Tournament Participant

Edward Weber:	20–18

C.V. Money (KIAC & SIAA) (1932–1936)

1932–33	C.V. Money	11–11	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1933–34	C.V. Money	16–9	—	—	KIAC and SIAA Tournament Participant

1934–35	C.V. Money	5–9	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1935–36	C.V. Money	14–11	—	—	KIAC and SIAA Tournament Participant

C.V. Money:	46–40

Lawrence Apitz (KIAC & SIAA) (1936–1940)

1936–37	Lawrence Apitz	4–8	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1937–38	Lawrence Apitz	4–11	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1938–39	Lawrence Apitz	1–15	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1939–40	Lawrence Apitz	1–18	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

Lawrence Apitz:	10–52

John C. Heldman, Jr. (KIAC & SIAA) (1940–1942)

1940–41	John C. Heldman, Jr.	2–14	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1941–42	John C. Heldman, Jr.	7–10	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

John C. Heldman, Jr.:	9–24

No Team (World War II) (1942–1943)

1942–43	No Formal Team	Season cancelled	—	—	—

Harold Church and Walter Casey (KIAC) (1943–1944)

1943–44	Harold Church and Walter Casey	10–10	—	—	—

Harold Church and Walter Casey:	10–10

Bernard Hickman (KIAC) (1944–1948)

1944–45	Bernard Hickman	16–3	—	—	—

1945–46	Bernard Hickman	22–6	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1946–47	Bernard Hickman	17–6	—	—	KIAC Tournament Participant

1947–48	Bernard Hickman	29–6	—	—	NAIB Champion

Bernard Hickman (Ohio Valley Conference) (1948–1949)

1948–49	Bernard Hickman	23–10	—	—	—

Bernard Hickman (Independent) (1949–1964)

1949–50	Bernard Hickman	21–11	—	—	—

1950–51	Bernard Hickman	19–7	—	—	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1951–52	Bernard Hickman	20–6	—	—	NIT

1952–53	Bernard Hickman	22–6	—	—	NIT

1953–54	Bernard Hickman	22–7	—	—	NIT

1954–55	Bernard Hickman	19–8	—	—	NIT

1955–56	Bernard Hickman	26–3	—	—	NIT Champion

1956–57	Bernard Hickman	21–5	—	—	—

1957–58	Bernard Hickman	13–12	—	—	—

1958–59	Bernard Hickman	19–12	—	—	NCAA Final Four

1959–60	Bernard Hickman	15–11	—	—	—

1960–61	Bernard Hickman	21–8	—	—	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1961–62	Bernard Hickman	15–10	—	—	—

1962–63	Bernard Hickman	14–11	—	—	—

1963–64	Bernard Hickman	15–10	—	—	NCAA First Round

Bernard Hickman (Missouri Valley Conference) (1964–1967)

1964–65	Bernard Hickman	15–10	—	—	—

1965–66	Bernard Hickman	16–10	8–6	4th	NIT

1966–67	Bernard Hickman	23–5	12–2	1st	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

Bernard Hickman:	443–183	20–8

John Dromo – Missouri Valley Conference (1967–1971)

1967–68	John Dromo	21–7	14–2	1st	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1968–69	John Dromo	21–6	13–3	2nd	NIT

1969–70	John Dromo	18–9	11–5	3rd	NIT

1970–71	John Dromo and Howard Stacey	20–9	9–5	T-1st	NIT

John Dromo:	68–23	38–10

Howard Stacey:	12–8	9–5

Denny Crum – Missouri Valley Conference (1971–1975)

1971–72	Denny Crum	26–5	12–2	T-1st	NCAA Final Four

1972–73	Denny Crum	23–7	11–3	2nd	NIT

1973–74	Denny Crum	21–7	11–1	1st	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1974–75	Denny Crum	28–3	12–2	1st	NCAA Final Four

Denny Crum – Metro Conference (1975–1996)

1975–76	Denny Crum	20–8	2–2	2nd	NIT

1976–77	Denny Crum	21–7	6–1	1st	NCAA First Round

1977–78	Denny Crum	23–7	9–3	2nd	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1978–79	Denny Crum	24–8	9–1	1st	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1979–80	Denny Crum	33–3	12–0	1st	NCAA Champion

1980–81	Denny Crum	21–9	11–1	1st	NCAA Second Round

1981–82	Denny Crum	23–10	8–4	2nd	NCAA Final Four

1982–83	Denny Crum	32–4	12–0	1st	NCAA Final Four

1983–84	Denny Crum	24–11	11–3	T-1st	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1984–85	Denny Crum	19–18	6–8	T-4th	NIT

1985–86	Denny Crum	32–7	10–2	1st	NCAA Champion

1986–87	Denny Crum	18–14	9–3	1st	—

1987–88	Denny Crum	24–11	9–3	1st	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1988–89	Denny Crum	24–9	8–4	T-2nd	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1989–90	Denny Crum	27–8	12–2	1st	NCAA Second Round

1990–91	Denny Crum	14–16	4–10	8th	—

1991–92	Denny Crum	19–11	7–5	T-2nd	NCAA Second Round

1992–93	Denny Crum	22–9	11–1	1st	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1993–94	Denny Crum	28–6	10–2	1st	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1994–95	Denny Crum	19–14	7–5	T-2nd	NCAA First Round

Denny Crum – Conference USA (1996–2001)

1995–96	Denny Crum	22–12	10–4	T-3rd	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1996–97	Denny Crum	26–9	9–5	T-5th	NCAA Elite Eight

1997–98	Denny Crum	12–20	5–11	5th (American Division)	—

1998–99	Denny Crum	19–11	11–5	2nd (American)	NCAA First Round

1999–00	Denny Crum	19–12	10–6	2nd (American)	NCAA First Round

2000–01	Denny Crum	12–19	8–8	T-5 (American)	—

Denny Crum:	675–295	272–107

Rick Pitino – Conference USA (2001–2005)

2001–02	Rick Pitino	19–13	8–8	5th (American)	NIT

2002–03	Rick Pitino	25–7	11–5	2nd (American)	NCAA Second Round

2003–04	Rick Pitino	20–10	9–7	T-6th	NCAA First Round

2004–05	Rick Pitino	33–5	14–2	1st	NCAA Final Four

Rick Pitino – Big East (2005–2013)

2005–06	Rick Pitino	21–13	6–10	11th	NIT

2006–07	Rick Pitino	24–10	12–4	2nd	NCAA Second Round

2007–08	Rick Pitino	27–9	14–4	2nd	NCAA Elite Eight

2008–09	Rick Pitino	31–6	16–2	1st	NCAA Elite Eight

2009–10	Rick Pitino	20–13	11–7	2nd	NCAA First Round

2010–11	Rick Pitino	25–10	12–6	4th	NCAA Second Round

2011–12	Rick Pitino	0–10 (30 wins vacated)	0–8 (10 wins vacated)	7th	Final Four (Vacated)*

2012–13	Rick Pitino	0–5 (35 wins vacated)	0–4 (14 wins vacated)	1st	Championship (Vacated)

Rick Pitino – American Athletic Conference (2013–2014)

2013–14	Rick Pitino	0–6 (31 wins vacated)	0–3 (15 wins vacated)	T-1st	Sweet 16*

Rick Pitino – Atlantic Coast Conference (2014–2017)

2014–15	Rick Pitino	0–9 (27 wins vacated)	0–6 (12 wins vacated)	4th	Elite Eight*

2015–16	Rick Pitino	23–8	12–6	4th	Self-imposed post-season ban due to pending NCAA investigation

2016–17	Rick Pitino	25–9	12–6	2nd	NCAA Round of 32

Rick Pitino:	420–143	189–88

David Padgett – Atlantic Coast Conference (2017–2018)

2017–18	David Padgett	22–14	9–9	T-8th	NIT Quarterfinals

David Padgett:	22–14	9–9

Chris Mack – Atlantic Coast Conference (2018–present)

2018–19	Chris Mack	20–14	10–8	T–6th	NCAA Round of 64

Chris Mack:	20–14	10–8

Total:	1,845–929

National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion

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In 2001, Denny Crum finished with a career record of 675–295 over 30 seasons.

final_sentence: In 2001, Denny Crum finished with a career record of 675–295 over 30 seasons.