List of Houston Cougars baseball seasons

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Schroeder Park, home of Houston Cougars baseball

This is a list of Houston Cougars baseball seasons. The Houston Cougars baseball program is a college baseball team that represents the University of Houston in the Big 12 Conference in the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Houston has played their home games at Schroeder Park (previously known as Cougar Field) in Houston since 1995.

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The Cougars have won 11 conference regular season championships, 8 conference tournaments, and have played in the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship 22 times, advancing to the College World Series on 2 occasions.

Season results

National ChampionsCollege World Series berthNCAA tournament berthConference Tournament championsConference/Division Regular season Champions
SeasonHead coachConferenceSeason resultsTournament resultsFinal poll [1] [A 1]
OverallConference/DivisionConferencePostseason [A 2] BA CB Coaches
WinsLossesTies %WinsLossesTies %Finish
Houston Cougars
1947 Ned Thompson Independent 150.167
1948Dalton Albert Lone Star Conference 471.375260.250 ?
1949Bill LutzIndependent790.438
1950 Lovette Hill Gulf Coast Conference 1060.6254001.001st
1951 Missouri Valley Conference 1690.666710.8751st (West)1st District 5 playoffs
19521160.647610.8571st (South)2nd
1953 15110.577620.7501st1st College World Series
195412100.545450.4443rd
19556130.316350.3755th
195614100.583540.5554th
19576111.361430.5713rd
195811130.458630.6661st (West)2nd District 6 playoffs
19597140.333540.5561st (West)2nd
196012110.522610.8571st (West)1st District 6 playoffs
1961Independent4110.267
19621660.727
19634150.211
196416130.552
196512140.462
196618111.617 District 6 playoffs
1967 21110.656 College World Series Runner-up 2
196814151.483
196915230.395
197019170.528
197124150.615
197225231.520
1973 Southwest Conference 15161.4849110.4505th
197420210.48810130.4356th
1975 Rolan Walton 18250.4198160.3338th
197631150.6741680.6673rd
197727171.61111121.4796thDNQ
197830210.58814100.5834th 2nd 13
197927170.61411130.4585thDNQ
198017281.3806171.2719thDNQ
198132201.6131191.5483rd 3rd
198242142.7411360.6842nd 2nd West II Regional 1921
198343150.7411380.6193rd 3rd
198432230.5826150.2867thDNQ
198544170.7211290.5714th 3rd Central Regional 2222
198635230.6038130.3815thDNQ
1987Bragg Stockton40241.62311100.5244th 3rd Central Regional 14
198833223.5956140.3007thDNQ
198943170.7179120.4294th 4th
199044230.6571290.5713rd 2nd South I Regional 2124
199137190.66110110.4766thDNQ
199225280.47213210.3827thDNQ
199331240.5643150.1677thDNQ
199430260.5364140.2227thDNQ
1995 Rayner Noble 26290.4736180.2507thDNQ
199629280.5099150.375T–6th 7th
1997 Conference USA 40230.6351980.7042nd 1st South I Regional
199834250.5762160.7782nd Second Round
199940240.6252070.7411st 2nd Houston Regional 2424
2000 48180.7272140.8401st 1st Houston Super Regional 111312
200129300.4922070.7412nd First Round Houston Regional
200248170.7382270.7581st 2nd Austin Super Regional 101010
200337300.55218120.6004th Second Round Houston Super Regional 2224
200430290.50819110.633T–4th Semifinals
200529300.49216130.5525th Semifinals
200639220.6391860.7502nd 2nd Norman Regional 242124
200728280.50012120.500T–4th First Round
200842240.63614100.5834th 1st College Station Regional
200927310.46613110.542T–3rd Semifinals
201025320.44611130.458T–5th 6th
2011 Todd Whitting 27320.45812120.500T–4th 2nd
201218351.3435181.2298th 4th (Division A)
201336220.62113110.542T–5th 3rd (Division B)
2014 American Athletic Conference 48180.7271490.609T–3rd 1st Austin Super Regional 111111
2015 43200.6831680.6671st 2nd Houston Regional 1323
201636230.61011120.4785th 2nd
201742210.6671590.625T–1st 1st Houston Regional 2224
201838250.6031680.6671st Semifinals Chapel Hill Regional 25
201932240.57112120.500T–4th First Round
2020690.400000 Canceled
202119340.3587210.2507th First Round
202237240.60713110.5423rd 2nd
202336230.6101760.7392nd Semifinals
2024 Big 12 Conference 26280.4817210.25012thDNQ
Total
2,0111,52216.569

Notes

  1. Collegiate Baseball began team rankings in 1959.
  2. Postseason play involving the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship began in 1947.

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References

  1. NCAA Records , pp. 38–44

Works cited