Central Missouri Mules basketball
Post-World War II: 1946–1975

Central Missouri Mules basketball

Section Title: Post-World War II: 1946–1975
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Post-World War II: 1946–1975 — Year-by-Year Record

Season	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason

Earl Keth (MIAA) (1946–1975)

1946–47	Earl Keth	8–15	3–6

1947–48	Earl Keth	14–11	6–4

1948–49	Earl Keth	16–9	7–3

1949–50	Earl Keth	14–12	7–3

1950–51	Earl Keth	18–7	8–2

1951–52	Earl Keth	12–8	7–3

1952–53	Earl Keth	7–14	5–5	Template:CBB yearly record Entry

1954–55	Earl Keth	7–13	5–5

1955–56	Earl Keth	9–11	7–3

1956–57	Earl Keth	9–11	8–2

1957–58	Earl Keth	9–10	5–5

1958–59	Earl Keth	7–14	4–6

1959–60	Earl Keth	5–17	2–8

1960–61	Earl Keth	13–7	5–5

Earl Keth:	159–167	84–65

Gene Bartow (MIAA) (1961–1964)

1961–62	Gene Bartow	16–6	7–3

1962–63	Gene Bartow	17–6	7–3

1963–64	Gene Bartow	14–9	6–4

Gene Bartow:	47–21	20–10

Joe B. Hall (MIAA) (1964–1965)

1964–65	Joe B. Hall	19–6	9–1	NCAA Round of 32

Joe B. Hall:	19–6	9–1

Chuck Smith (MIAA) (1965–1966)

1965–66	Chuck Smith	14–8	7–3

Chuck Smith:	14–8	7–3

Norm Short (MIAA) (1966–1972)

1966–67	Norm Short	12–11	4–6

1967–68	Norm Short	10–13	4–6

1968–69	Norm Short	14–9	8–2

1969–70	Norm Short	19–6	8–2	NCAA Sweet Sixteen

1970–71	Norm Short	12–11	8–4

1971–72	Norm Short	7–19	1–11

Norm Short:	74–69	33–31

Jim Kampen (MIAA) (1972–1975)

1972–73	Jim Kampen	12–14	4–8

1973–74	Jim Kampen	10–16	4–8

1974–75	Jim Kampen	10–16	5–5

Jim Kampen:	32–46	13–23

Total:	345–317

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

Sentence(s)

Chuck Smith finished with a 14–8, 7–3 MIAA record in the 1965–66 season.

final_sentence: Chuck Smith finished with a 14–8, 7–3 MIAA record in the 1965–66 season.