List of Central Missouri Mules basketball seasons

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This is a list of seasons completed by the Central Missouri Mules basketball team. [1]

Note that Central Missouri uses the nickname "Mules" exclusively for men's sports. Women's athletes and teams are known as "Jennies".

Statistics overview
SeasonCoachOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
Joe Ferguson (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1905–1907)
1905–06Joe Ferguson 0–1
1906–07Joe Ferguson 7–8
Joe Ferguson:7–9
Guy Lowman (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1907–1908)
1907–08Guy Lowman 0–1
Guy Lowman:0–1
A. A. Mason (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1908–1910)
1908–09A. A. Mason 10–4
1909–10A. A. Mason 6–6
A. A. Mason:16–10
Frank J. Mason (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1910–1912)
1910–11Frank J. Mason 4–3
1911–12Frank J. Mason 5–8
Frank J. Mason:9–11
Forrest C. "Phog" Allen (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1912–1919)
1912–13Phog Allen 11–76–01st
1913–14Phog Allen 15–49–11st
1914–15Phog Allen 13–4
1915–16Phog Allen 9–4
1916–17Phog Allen 13–2
1917–18Phog Allen 9–4
1918–19Phog Allen 14–6
Phog Allen:84–3115–1
Willard N. Greim (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1919–1923)
1919–20Willard N. Greim 17–2
1920–21Willard N. Greim 22–2
1921–22Willard N. Greim 14–6
1922–23Willard N. Greim 15–11
Willard N. Greim:58–2110–0
Tad Reid (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1923–1938)
1923–24Tad Reid 19–7
1924–25Tad Reid 14–77–1
1925–26Tad Reid 6–122–6
1926–27Tad Reid 8–77–5
1928–29Tad Reid 11–89–7
1929–30Tad Reid 13–710–6
1930–31Tad Reid 9–76–2
1931–32Tad Reid 1–130–8
1932–33Tad Reid 10–84–4
1933–34Tad Reid 9–82–6
1934–35Tad Reid 13–65–3
1935–36Tad Reid 19–48–2
1936–37Tad Reid 17–29–1
1937–38Tad Reid 17–310–0
Tad Reid:178–11076–57
Tom Scott (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1938–1942)
1938–39Tom Scott 22–79–1
1939–40Tom Scott 17–87–3
1940–41Tom Scott 17–98–2
1941–42Tom Scott 19–710–0
Tom Scott:79–4535–15
Clarence Whiteman (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1942–1943)
1942–43Clarence Whiteman 4–141–9
Clarence Whiteman:4–141–9
Robert White (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1942–1943)
1943–44Robert White 13–2
1944–45Robert White 7–11
Robert White:20–13
Tom Scott (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1945–1946)
1945–46Tom Scott 13–77–3
Tom Scott:13–77–3
Earl Keth (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1946–1961)
1946–47Earl Keth 8–153–6
1947–48Earl Keth 14–116–4
1948–49Earl Keth 16–97–3
1949–50Earl Keth 14–127–3
1950–51Earl Keth 18–78–2
1951–52Earl Keth 12–87–3
1952–53Earl Keth 7–145–5
1953–54Earl Keth 11–85–5
1954–55Earl Keth 7–135–5
1955–56Earl Keth 9–117–3
1956–57Earl Keth 9–118–2
1957–58Earl Keth 9–105–5
1958–59Earl Keth 5–174–6
1959–60Earl Keth 5–172–8
1960–61Earl Keth 13–75–5
Earl Keth:159–16784–65
Gene Bartow (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1961–1964)
1961–62Gene Bartow 16–67–3
1962–63Gene Bartow 17–67–3
1963–64Gene Bartow 14–96–4
Gene Bartow:47–2120–10
Joe B. Hall (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1964–1965)
1964–65Joe B. Hall 19–69–1
Joe B. Hall:19–69–1
Chuck Smith (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1965–1966)
1965–66Chuck Smith 14–87–3
Chuck Smith:14–87–3
Norm Short (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1966–1972)
1966–67Norm Short 12–144–8
1967–68Norm Short 10–134–6
1968–69Norm Short 14–98–2
1969–70Norm Short 19–68–2
1970–71Norm Short 12–118–4
1971–72Norm Short 7–191–11
Norm Short:74–697–3
Jim Kampen (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1972–1975)
1972–73Jim Kampen 12–147–5
1973–74Jim Kampen 10–164–8
1974–75Jim Kampen 10–165–7
Jim Kampen:32–4613–23
Tom Smith (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1975–1980)
1975–76Tom Smith 14–107–5
1976–77Tom Smith 16–1010–2
1977–78Tom Smith 16–117–5
1978–79Tom Smith 14–135–7
1979–80Tom Smith 26–211–1
Tom Smith:86–4640–20
Lynn Nance (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1980–1985)
1980–81Lynn Nance 20–911–31stNCAA Round of 32
1981–82Lynn Nance 20–98–42ndNCAA Round of 32
1982–83Lynn Nance 23–79–32ndNCAA Round of 16
1983–84Lynn Nance 29–311–11stNCAA Champions
1984–85Lynn Nance 22–79–31stNCAA Round of 32
Lynn Nance:114–3548–14
Jim Wooldridge (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1985–1991)
1985–86Jim Wooldridge 17–109–32nd
1986–87Jim Wooldridge 20–88–63rd
1987–88Jim Wooldridge 18–108–64th
1988–89Jim Wooldridge 22–98–64thNCAA Round of 16
1989–90Jim Wooldridge 27–612–42ndNCAA Round of 16
1990–91Jim Wooldridge 27–513–32ndNCAA Round of 16
Jim Wooldridge:131–4858–28
Jerry Hughes – Interim (Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association)(1991–1992)
1991–92Jerry Hughes 15–137–97th
Bob Sundvold (Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association)(1992–1996)
1992–93Bob Sundvold 13–146–107th
1993–94Bob Sundvold 22–812–42ndNCAA Round of 64
1994–95Bob Sundvold 24–811–54thNCAA Elie Eight
1995–96Bob Sundvold 22–99–73rdNCAA Round of 32
Bob Sundvold:81–3938–26
Don Doucette (Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association)(1996–2002)
1996–97Don Doucette 21–812–64thNCAA Round of 64
1997–98Don Doucette 14–138–85th
1998–99Don Doucette 14–146–107th
1999–00Don Doucette 16–119–95th
2000–01Don Doucette 12–157–116th
2001–02Don Doucette 12–156–127th
Don Doucette:89–7648–56
Kim Anderson (Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association)(2002–2014)
2002–03Kim Anderson 12–166–128th
2003–04Kim Anderson 18–1010–84th
2004–05Kim Anderson 24–614–41st (tie) NCAA D-II First Round
2005–06Kim Anderson 24–811–52nd NCAA D-II Second Round
2006–07Kim Anderson 31–415–31st (tie)NCAA Semifinals
2007–08Kim Anderson 18–1011–73rd (tie)
2008–09Kim Anderson 30–516–42nd NCAA D-II Final Four
2009–10Kim Anderson 27–418–21st NCAA D-II Sweet 16
2010–11Kim Anderson 18–1113–95th
2011–12Kim Anderson 19–815–53rd
2012–13Kim Anderson 22–813–51st (tie) NCAA D-II First Round
2013–14Kim Anderson 30–516–31st NCAA D-II Champions
Central Missouri:274–94 (.745)158–67 (.702)
Doug Karleskint (Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association)(2014–present)
2014–15Doug Karleskint 35–714–52nd NCAA D-II Second Round
2015–16Doug Karleskint 14–158–1412th
2016–17Doug Karleskint 21–913–62nd
2017–18Doug Karleskint 16–48–32nd
Doug Karleskint:76–35 (.685)29–23 (.558)
Total:1,675–955

      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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References

  1. ↑ "University of Central Missouri Mules Basketball Record Book" (PDF). Retrieved January 28, 2018.
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