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2023-24
NCAA QUALIFYING STANDARDS
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MEN’S
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STANDARDS 25-Yard Course
WOMEN’S DIVING STANDARDS
*Qualifying point total in any 6 dive list with standard DD
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NCAA CHAMPIONSIPS & THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
Setting the Standard for Intercollegiate Athletics in Swimming and Diving
Over the course of several decades, the Southeastern Conference has been a constant force in swimming and diving.
During the 2023 Men’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships, three schools in the SEC took top-10 spots in the final team rankings. Florida, Tennessee, and Auburn finished sixth, seventh, and tenth respectively, with LSU rounding out the top-16. Alongside the three top finishers, Georgia, Texas A&M, Missouri, and Alabama earned enough points to close out the year within the top-20 nationally. LSU’s finish at No. 16 is the second-straight season it has finished in the top-16. The Tigers (Brooks Curry, Carson Paul, Adrian Abadia Garcia) collected six All-American honors from finishing in the top-16 of individual events. To round out the 32 teams that qualified, the SEC also saw the likes of South Carolina and Kentucky compete for the national title.
At the 2023 Women’s NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships, Tennessee and Florida earned spots within the top 10 teams at the event. LSU, with graduate transfer Maggie MacNeil leading the way, finished 13th in the country with 112 team points. MacNeil, the national champion in the 50-free, led the Tigers to their best finish at NCAAs since finishing 13th in 1993. On top of the individual national championship, a group of 11 Tigers competed at the NCAA Championships in Knoxville, Tenn, where they earned a total of nine All-American honors across six athletes. LSU and its counterparts like Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Texas A&M, South Carolina, Arkansas, and Auburn rounded out the top-32.
• 2023 marked the 54th consecutive year that the SEC has had at least one team in the top 10 of the NCAA Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships. The SEC has placed a total of 148 teams in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships since 1969. The 2020 season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused a gap year in this trend.
• SEC athletes in men’s swimming & diving have captured a total of 198 individual NCAA titles.
• With Texas A&M earning the third spot at the 2018 NCAA Championships, an SEC school had finished on the podium in the Championships every year since 1999. That streak was broken when Stanford, Cal and Michigan took the top-3 spots in 2019.
• Since 1982, the SEC has placed 110 teams in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships.
• 253 individual NCAA titles have been captured by SEC athletes.
2022-23 SEASON NOTEBOOK
LSU WOMEN: 5-4 Record
NCAA Finish – 13th • SEC Finish – 5th
One Individual National Title • Two NCAA Runners-Up • One NCAA Bronze Medalist • Nine NCAA All-American Honors • 11 NCAA Championship Participants • Eight SEC Gold Medals • Eight Total Gold Medalists • Two SEC Bronze Medalists • Female Swimmer of the Year • Women’s Diving Coach of the Year • Ten All-SEC Selections (17 total events) • Three All-SEC Freshman Team Member • 13 School Records Broken
LSU MEN: 3-4 Record
NCAA Finish - T16th • SEC Finish – 10th • Three Top-5 Individual NCAA Finishes • Three NCAA First-Team All-American Honors • Three NCAA All-American Honorable Mentions • Five School Records Broken • Three NCAA Participants
HIGHLIGHTS
• Maggie MacNeil was a part of two historic races for LSU at the 2023 NCAA Championships and the SEC Championships, as she won the 50-free national title (20.79 - NCAA Record) and swam the second leg for the victorious 200-yard free relay team on day two of the SEC meet. MacNeil defeated one of the best swimmers in the country, Gretchen Walsh of Virginia
• In a much anticipated timed final for the 200-free relay, LSU looked to show what they could do on a national stage with strong competitors. MacNeil, alongside Katarina Milutinovich, Peyton Curry, and Michaela de Villiers, not only lowered the school record and bettered their A standard time, but they won gold. The SEC title marked the first time an LSU women’s relay has won an SEC Championship since 1986. It also becomes the first gold medal any Tiger woman has won at the SEC meet since 2015. During the second leg of the event, MacNeil put together the second-fastest 50-free split in history with a 20.44. Her time ended up being the catalyst for Curry and de Villiers to finish it out and clock a time of 1:26.70. MacNeil was named the Female Swimmer of the Meet.
• The LSU women’s historic performance at the 2023 SEC Championships saw MacNeil, Ella Varga, Jenna Bridges, Montserrat Lavenant, and two separate quartets of Tigers earn a total of eight
gold medals. The Tiger women finished in fifth-place, the highest for the program since the 2014-15 season. The team finished with 775 points. At the conclusion of the meet, MacNeil was awarded the Commissioner’s trophy after collecting 96 points and she is the first LSU athlete to win since 1997.
• The LSU men scored all of their points across three athletes and yielded 62.5 points for a 16th finish.
• LSU swimmers and divers combined to break 18 school records in Coach Rick Bishop’s second season. MacNeil broke four individually and was a part of four superior relay times in program history. Additionally Jenna Bridges broke the 500-free and 200-fly marks, Brooks Curry lowered the 200-free time, plus Griffin Curtis (200-back), Mitch Mason (100-breast, 200-breast), Lavenant (Platform), and Varga also broke school records
• At the Women’s NCAA Championship, LSU had 11 representatives with four divers and seven swimmers. Lavenant garnered the highest finish outside of MacNeil’s performance, placing second in the platform dive with a final score of 347.00 - a school record.
• The Tiger men had three represetatives at the 2023 NCAA meet (Brooks Curry, Adrian Abadia Garcia, and Carson Paul). Curry earned three first team All-American honors.
2023 WOMEN’S NCAA SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
March 15-18 • Allan Jones Aquatic Center • Knoxville, Tenn.
LSU RESULTS
500-YARD
2023 MEN’S NCAA SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
March 22-25 • Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center • Minneapolis, Minn. LSU RESULTS 50-YARD
Nebraska W 79-34 at TCU W 74-49 at Texas A&M W 60-41
Houston W 81-59
Rice W 62-41 Florida State W 71-35
L 81-59
Alabama L 89-51
New Orleans W 71-46
Tulane W 75-38 at Northeast La. W 67-46
SEC Championships 4th NCAA Championships 10th
1986-87 DUAL RECORD: 10-0
Head Coach: Sam Freas
Rice W 74-37
Kansas W 80-33
Southern Illinois W 77-35
Houston W 80-59
at Indian River JC W N/A
at Auburn W 63-50
Florida State W 118-98.5
Northeast La. W 79-28 at Tulane W 69-37 at Texas A&M W 61-52
SEC Championships 4th NCAA Championships 11th
1987-88 DUAL RECORD: 9-6
5-2
2-5
1982-83 DUAL RECORD: 0-4
1983-84 DUAL RECORD: 3-5
77-63
1984-85 DUAL RECORD: 5-8
Head Coach: Scott Woodburn
Head Coach: Sam Freas at Tennessee L 84-22
Cincinnati (at Tenn.) L 54-52
at Georgia L 63-50
Vanderbilt (at Emory) W 62-51
at Emory W 77-37
Houston W 75-62
Northeast La. W 74-20
New Orleans W 92-2
Kentucky W 64-49
Auburn W 64-49
Alabama L 66-47
Florida L 68-43
at Florida State W 67-46
Tulane W 155.5-74.5
Texas A&M L 57-54
SEC Championships 5th NCAA Championships 21st
1988-89 DUAL RECORD: 9-0
Head Coach: Rick Meador
Rice W 74-37
Kansas W 80-33
Southern Illinois W 77-35
Houston W 80-59 at Auburn W 63-50
Florida State W 118-98.5
Northeast La. W 79-28
at Tulane W 69-37 at Texas A&M W 61-52
SEC Championships 4th NCAA Championships 22nd
1989-90 DUAL RECORD: 3-13
Head Coach: Rick Meador at Florida L 75-36 Rice L 66-35 New Orleans W 90-16 Vanderbilt L 73-40 at Auburn L 66-47 at Alabama L 72-35 Northeast La. W 72-20
64-22
Houston L 87-52 Tennessee L 67-46 Colorado State L 62-51 Florida State L 64-48
L 67-45
L 80-33 SEC Championships 6th NCAA Championships 20th
1990-91 DUAL RECORD: 6-4
Head Coach: Rick Meador at Florida State W 143-100
W N/A
W 158.5-129.5 Texas A&M W 134-99
A&M L 74-39 Alabama L 69-33 Tulane W 65-48
Northeast La. W 61-52
Championships 7th
1991-92 DUAL RECORD: 9-4
Head Coach: Rick Meador
10-3
1992-93 DUAL RECORD: 11-5
Head Coach: Rick Meador
11-2
1993-94 DUAL RECORD: 8-2
Head Coach: Rick Meador
143-100
1994-95 DUAL RECORD: 9-1
Georgia L 175-111
Florida State L 137-106
SEC Championships 7th NCAA Championships 16th
2001-02 DUAL RECORD: 7-3
Head Coach: Jeff Cavana
Houston W 156-84
Arkansas W 159-86
at Tennessee W 164.5-82.5
at Kentucky W 140.5-102.5
at Wright State W 137-78
at Alabama L 157-142
Texas A&M L 154-145
UL-Monroe W 197-36
Florida State L 138-105
Rice W 151-83
SEC Championships 5th NCAA Championships 20th
2002-03 DUAL RECORD: 8-6
Head Coach: Jeff Cavana
at Florida L 140-96
Wright State W 139-68
Auburn L 190-72
Tennessee L 128-113
Arkansas W 162-115
Alabama L 154-127
at Tampa/Indianapolis W 48-24
at Houston W 131-93
at Texas A&M L 170-128
at Rice W 154-107
at Florida State L 136-104
Delta State W 65-37
UL-Monroe W 61-41
Kentucky W 177-114
SEC Championships 7th NCAA Championships 32nd
2003-04 DUAL RECORD: 2-8
Head Coach: Jeff Cavana
at Georgia L 114-75
at Clemson L 290-200
at Alabama L 137-114
at Delta State W 66-47
at SW Missouri St. L 100-12
South Carolina L 144-96
UL-Monroe W 142-68
Texas A&M L 156-132
Rice L 162-126
Florida State L 137-100
SEC Championships 9th
NCAA Championships 24th
2004-05 DUAL RECORD: 5-6
Head Coach: Adam Schmitt
Arkansas W 73-60
Alabama L 80-53
at Art Adamson Invitational 3rd
at Kentucky L 140-96
at Tennessee L 143-99
at Virginia L 139-95
at TCU L 124-119
at Texas A&M L 167-121
Houston W 82-31
Rice W 61-50
Delta State W 92-42
UL-Monroe W 92-28
SEC Championships 8th
NCAA Championships DNP
2005-06 DUAL RECORD: 6-5
Head Coach: Adam Schmitt
Auburn L 135-107
at Florida State L 126-72
at Florida International W 170-6
at Art Adamson Invitational 5th
at Alabama W 60-53
at Kentucky L 68-44
Florida L 158-140
at Houston W 202-145
at Rice W 196-151
New Orleans W 109.5-74.5
Texas A&M L 168-126
Tulane W 130-81
SEC Championships 8th
NCAA Championships 32nd
2006-07 DUAL RECORD: 6-4
Head Coach: Adam Schmitt
#1 Auburn L 176-115
SMU Classic 6th
Delta State W 181-106
at Arkansas W 171-129
#2 Florida L 172-128
Alabama W 163-137
at Art Adamson Invitational 4th
#7 Florida State L 180-120
at #5 Texas A&M L 175-115
Houston W 233-120
Rice W 216-131
New Orleans W 283-63
SEC Championships 6th
NCAA Championships 17th
2007-08 DUAL RECORD: 8-3
Head Coach: Adam Schmitt
at South Carolina W 164-136
#5 Georgia L 132-106
Delta State W 188-103
at Alabama W 173-127
Vanderbilt (at Ala.) W 240-49
Georgia Tech Invitational 2nd
*Notre Dame W 142-120
at #20 Florida State W 187-113
at #7 Florida L 137-84
#4 Texas A&M L 178-119
at Houston W 240-102
Rice W 216-119
SEC Championships 6th
NCAA Championships 42nd
* - at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
2008-09 DUAL RECORD: 7-3-1
Head Coach: Adam Schmitt
#4 Florida L 185-104
at #21 Arkansas L 151-149
Alabama T 150-150
at Art Adamson Invitational 5th
at Florida Atlantic W 147-84
Kentucky W 175-118
Florida State W 166-134
Delta State W 150-84
at Texas A&M L 182-110
Houston W 211-140
Rice W 246-95
New Orleans W 282-57
SEC Championships 8th
NCAA Championships 16th
2009-10 DUAL RECORD: 6-6
Head Coach: Adam Schmitt
Tennessee L 170-130
Auburn L 177-122
Tulane W 175-117
at Alabama L 170-130
at Florida State L 162-138
at New Orleans W 190-84
at UH Cougar Classic 3rd
at Florida Atlantic W 129-71
at #7 Florida L 171-121
#6 Texas A&M L 173-124
at Houston W 207-138
Tulane W 245-95
Rice W 216-119
SEC Championships 7th
NCAA Championships 30th
2010-11 DUAL RECORD: 13-4
Head Coach: Dave Geyer and Doug Shaffer
at Auburn L 175-123
Notre Dame W 155-142
at Alabama W 198-101
at Tulane W 194-98
Florida St. W 176-124
Cougar Classic 1st
#20 Purdue L 147-115
at Florida Atlantic W 208-72
Penn W 161-133
Brown W 174-120
Kansas L 128-92
American W 189-16
at Florida International W 171-43
Incarnate Word W 198-98
#8 Texas A&M L 163-120
Rice W 226-107
Houston W 212-135
Tulane W 268-73
SEC Championships 5th NCAA Championships 14th
2011-12 DUAL RECORD: 5-3
Head Coach: Dave Geyer and Doug Shaffer
Tulane W 193-98
at Florida State L 179-116
at Florida L 171-122
Alabama W 175.5-124.5
Texas A&M L 181-115
at Tulane (Houston) W 264.5-98.5
at Houston W 211-161
at Rice (Houston) W 228.5-125.5
SEC Championships 5th NCAA Championships 47th
2012-13 DUAL RECORD: 6-2
Head Coach: Dave Geyer and Doug Shaffer
Centenary W 64-38
Vanderbilt W 181-80
Auburn L 78.5-218.5
Tulane W 174-69
NC State W 167-132
Alabama W 205.5-98.5
Kentucky W 176-83
Texas A&M L 107-179
SEC Championships 7th NCAA Championships 34th
2013-14 DUAL RECORD: 5-3
Head Coach: Dave Geyer and Doug Shaffer
Georgia L 118.5-170.5
Arkansas L 120-180
Tulane W 211-89
South Carolina W 168.5-131.5
Texas A&M L 127-168
Houston W 278-75
Tulane W 287-65
Rice W 223-124
SEC Championships 7th
NCAA Championships 36th
2014-15 DUAL RECORD: 7-4
Head Coach: Dave Geyer and Doug Shaffer
Tulane W 220-80
Florida L 134-166
Alabama W 155-145
Auburn L 124-176
Incarnate Word W 203-92
SMU W 209-91
Tennessee L 135-159
Texas A&M L 128-166
Houston W 279-73
Tulane W 267-82
Rice W 233-113
SEC Championships 5th
NCAA Championships 34th
2015-16 DUAL RECORD: 12-1
Head Coach: Dave Geyer and Doug Shaffer
Tulane W 210-86
at Northern Arizona W 204-96
vs. Wyoming W 189-111
at Northern Arizona W 164-79
vs. Wyoming W 151-92 SMU W 187-103 at Kentucky W 237.5-151.5 vs. Virginia Tech W 247-142 Missouri W 135-159 No. 6 Texas A&M L 119-181 Houston W 224-129 Tulane W 266-87
Rice W 280-67
SEC Championships 7th NCAA Championships 27th
2016-17 DUAL RECORD: 7-2
Head Coach: Dave Geyer and Doug Shaffer at Vanderbilt W 200-61 at Loyola (N.O.) W 72-5 vs. Auburn L 162-138 at Tulane W 161-79 vs.
8-3
HELLE TUXEN
2023-24 DUAL RECORD: 0-6
Head Coach: Rick Bishop
REAGAN OSBORNE
MEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1968-69 DUAL RECORD: 1-11
Head Coach: Layne Jorgensen
at Tulane L 78-35
at Evansville L 79-33
at Tulane L 73-32
at Alabama L 90-26
at Texas L 67-45
at Vanderbilt L 65-37
at Tennessee L 75-35
at Kentucky L 76.5-33.5
at East Carolina L 50-45
at South Florida L 79-33
at Tulane L 53-52
at Georgia Tech W 61-47
SEC Championships 7th
1969-70 DUAL RECORD: 9-8
Head Coach: Layne Jorgensen
at Evansville W 53-48
at Tulane L 60-53
Vanderbilt L 64-49
Georgia L 61-52
at Birmingham So. W 69-34
at Auburn W 82-33
at Rice W 81-31
at Texas Christian W (Forfeit)
at Texas-Arlington L 64-49
at South Carolina L 68-45
at Wake Forest W 88-25
at North Carolina L 58-54
at East Carolina L 67-46
Miami W 61-51
Rice W 83-21
Tulane W 58-55
Alabama L 60-43
SEC Championships 6th
1970-71 DUAL RECORD: 5-6
Head Coach: Ivan Harless
Texas Arlington L 70-41
Tulane L 61-52
Kent State L 69-44
at South Florida W 62-51
at Florida L 64-47
at Miami W 65-48
at Georgia W 59-54
at Alabama L 65-48
Rice W 75-27
Auburn W 73-35
at Tulane L 70-43
SEC Championships 6th
1971-72 DUAL RECORD: 6-2
Head Coach: Ivan Harless
at Auburn W 55-38
South Florida W 62-51
Texas A&M W 66-46
at Tulane L 73-40
Rice W 65-40
at Vanderbilt L 70-49
at Rice W 96-17
at Texas Tech W 60-53
SEC Championships 4th
NCAA Championships 23rd
1972-73 DUAL RECORD: 3-6
Head Coach: Ted Stickles
Florida L 66-46
at Texas-Arlington L 63-43
at Houston W 64-49
at South Florida W 80-33
Florida State L 61-52
Vanderbilt L 61-52
Tulane L 78-35
SW Missouri State W 73-38
Auburn L 64-49
SEC Championships 7th
NCAA Championships 20th
1973-74 DUAL RECORD: 7-7
Head Coach: Ted Stickles
at Florida State L 76-37
at Florida L 63-49
Houston W 64-49
at Vanderbilt L 59-54
South Florida W 61-32
Lamar W 66-44
Texas-Arlington L 63-48
at Tulane L 73-37
Rice W 60-39
SW Missouri State W 58-52
Georgia W 66-47
Arkansas W 65-39
at Alabama L 81-32
at Auburn L 61-45
SEC Championships 6th
NCAA Championships 18th
1974-75 DUAL RECORD: 5-7
Head Coach: Ted Stickles
Vanderbilt W 64-49
Alabama L 80-33
Florida L 71-42
Florida State L 70-43
Auburn L 64-49
Lamar W 66-40
Tulane L 61-52
at Rice W 63-48
at Austin College W 64-48
at Houston L 65-48
at Arkansas W 64-49
at Georgia L 58-55
SEC Championships 4th
1975-76 DUAL RECORD: 5-3
Head Coach: Ted Stickles
at Florida L 61-52
Midland W 66-44
at Alabama L 75-38
at Auburn L 61-52
at Tulane W 72-41
SW Missouri State W 66-46
Rice W 68-37
Arkansas W 75-37
SEC Championships 5th
1976-77 DUAL RECORD: 6-3
Head Coach: Ted Stickles
Alabama L 76-37
Lamar W 68-42
Florida L 65-45
Texas A&M W 68-34
Tulane W 72-39 at Rice W 56-36 at Houston L 37-77 at SW Missouri State W 67-45 at Arkansas W 68-45
SEC Championships 6th
NCAA Championships 28th
1977-78 DUAL RECORD: 8-3
Head Coach: Ted Stickles at Florida L 62-78
at Indian River CC W 79-59
Lamar W 59-37
Georgia W 72-41 at Auburn L 65-48 at Alabama L 73-40 at East Carolina W 64-49 at Tulane W 76-37
Rice W 77-28
SW Missouri State W 69-44
Arkansas W 68-42
SEC Championships 5th
NCAA Championships 26th
1978-79 DUAL RECORD: 9-4
Head Coach: Ted Stickles at SW Missouri State W 84-23
Vanderbilt W 69-41 at Georgia Tech W 63-29 at Georgia W 68-45 at Lamar W 71-41
Alabama L 63-50
Auburn L 61-52
Tulane W 70-41 at Rice W 71-30 at Houston L 59-54 at Missouri-Rolla W 88-25
at SW Missouri State W 84-23 at Arkansas L 70-43
SEC Championships 5th
NCAA Championships 17th
1979-80 DUAL RECORD: 8-4
Head Coach: Ted Stickles at Vanderbilt W 72-40 at Tulane W 79-26
at SMU L 66-47 at Southern Miss W 78-27
at Auburn L 59-53
at Alabama L 61-50
at Tulane L 60-53
Georgia W 68-45
Rice W 51-45
Arkansas W 65-48
SW Missouri State W 60-34
Houston W 61-44
SEC Championships 6th
NCAA Championships 24th
1980-81 DUAL RECORD: 4-3
Head Coach: Ivan Harless
at Georgia
L 65-48
Southern Miss W 59-36
at Florida State W 60-53
at Alabama L 74-30
at Rice W 74-12
at Houston L 85-28
Tulane W 80-33
SEC Championships 6th
1981-82 DUAL RECORD: 2-6
Head Coach: Ivan Harless
at Nebraska
L 64-47
Georgia L 60-51
Rice W 75-58
at Auburn L 61-54
at Alabama L 62-41
Houston L 84-54
at Tulane W 57-56
Florida State L 57-54
SEC Championships 6th
1982-83 DUAL RECORD: 5-4
Head Coach: Scott Woodburn
Southern Miss W 49-41
at NE Louisiana W 60-51 at Oklahoma W 62-50
TCU (Dallas) L 67-44 at Rice W 61-38
Texas A&M L 71-42
Alabama L 67-46
Tulane L 65-48
at Southern Miss. W 62-42
SEC Championships 6th
1983-84 DUAL RECORD: 3-6
Head Coach: Scott Woodburn
Rice W 89-16
Southern Miss W 81-20 at Houston L 68-30
Texas Christian L 72-24
at Alabama L 42-28 at Tulane L 73-36
NE Louisiana L 77-29
South Florida L 75-39
Tampa W 94-19
SEC Championships 8th
1984-85 DUAL RECORD: 8-2
Head Coach: Scott Woodburn
at South Florida W 76-36 at Tampa W 80-33
at LaSalle W 75-38 at Oklahoma W 70-35
Texas Christian W 74-36
Texas A&M L 63-42
Alabama L 64-48
Southern Miss W 70-38
Tulane W 73-40
NE Louisiana W 76-37
SEC Championships 7th
1985-86 DUAL RECORD: 9-1
Head Coach: Sam Freas Tulane W 117-47
NE Louisiana W 117-37
Nebraska W 71-42
at Texas Christian W 74-38 at Texas A&M W 72-39 at Rice W 81-27
Florida State W 64-49 at Alabama L 75-38 at Tulane W 68-45 at NE Louisiana W 67-45 SEC Championships 5th NCAA Championships 11th 1986-87 DUAL RECORD: 9-4
Head Coach: Sam Freas at Tulane (relays) W 11-1 at Rice W 116-46 at Nebraska L 103-114 Kansas (at Neb.)
67-46
(at So. Ill.)
1993-94 DUAL RECORD: 6-4
Head Coach: Rick Meador
Florida State W 134-103
NE Louisiana W 146-84
at Alabama L 162-81
at Wright State W 140-101
at Kentucky W 123.5-115.5
at Auburn L 132-105
South Carolina L 134-103
at Texas Christian W 126-111
at Texas A&M L 159-73
at Rice W 122-80
SEC Championships 7th
NCAA Championships 29th
1994-95 DUAL RECORD: 9-1
Head Coach: Rick Meador
NE Louisiana W 126-73
Alabama L 140-102
Kentucky W 137.5-96.5
Texas A&M W 122-119
South Carolina W 141-100
Clemson W 122-115
Arkansas W 60-31
Rice W 130-81
Florida A&M W 93-39
Florida State W 156-87
SEC Championships 4th
NCAA Championships 12th
1995-96 DUAL RECORD: 6-3
Head Coach: Rick Meador
Drury W 137-101
Arkansas W 89-22
Kansas L 137-106
Rice W 145-60
Alabama L 136-107
NE Louisiana W 142.5-92.5
Texas A&M L 133-110
Nike Cup 5th
South Carolina W 137-100
SMU Classic 5th
Florida State W 127-116
SEC Championships 5th NCAA Championships 17th
1996-97 DUAL RECORD: 8-3
Head Coach: Rick Meador
Alabama W 137.5-105.5
Rice W 150-54
at NE Louisiana W 118-88
Texas A&M W 134-109
at Emory W 111-67
at Georgia L 145-92
at Miami W 61-52
Florida L 65-48
Purdue (at Fla.) W 61-52
Florida A&M W 37.33-29.66
Florida State L 140-103
SEC Championships 4th
NCAA Championships 14th
1997-98 DUAL RECORD: 8-3
Head Coach: Rick Meador
at Drury W 136.5-98.5
at SW Missouri St. W 137-84
at Alabama W 154-87
Georgia L 131-107
at Texas A&M L 133-108
at Rice W 120-70
at Kentucky W 127-115
at Wright State W 89-24
vs. W. Kentucky W 89-24
Florida State L 127-115
Northeast Louisiana W 130-83
SEC Championships 5th
NCAA Championships 19th
1998-99 DUAL RECORD: 9-3
Head Coach: Rick Meador
Northeast La. W 126-79
Alabama W 138-96
Wright State W 138-86
Emory W 126-76
Georgia Southern W 120-79
Georgia L 160-137
Texas A&M L 144-99
Kentucky W 143-100
Florida A&M W 98-27
Howard W 100-71
Florida St. L 155-85
Rice W 169-82
SEC Championship 5th
NCAA Championships 18th
1999-2000 DUAL RECORD: 6-2
Head Coach: Rick Meador
Louisiana at Monroe W 138-91
at Alabama W 154-84
at Colorado College W 102-39
Notre Dame W 137-98
at Kentucky L 122-121
at Wright State W 120-75
at Texas A&M L 129-114
Florida State W 147-96
SEC Championships 5th
NCAA Championships 23rd
2000-2001 DUAL RECORD: 6-3
Head Coach: Jeff Cavana
Wright State W 141-94
at Louisiana Monroe W 141-96
Alabama W 169.5-128.5
at Tampa W 101-72
at Ouachita Baptist W 101-26
Kentucky L 140-103
Texas A&M L 134-109
Georgia L 174-120
at Florida State W 146-97
SEC Championships 6th
NCAA Championships 19rd
2001-02 DUAL RECORD: 3-5
Head Coach: Jeff Cavana at Tennessee L 131-104 at Kentucky W 136-105
at Wright State W 135-86 at Alabama L 156-142
Florida L 135-98
Texas A&M L 141-89
UL-Monroe W 182-45
Florida State L 128-109
SEC Championships 7th NCAA Championships 27th
2002-03 DUAL RECORD 4-7
Head Coach: Jeff Cavana
at Florida L 129-95
Wright State W 125-88
Auburn L 169-93
Tennessee L 126-101
Alabama L 155-103
at Tampa/Indianapolis W 44-27
at Texas A&M L 186-104
at Florida State L 144-93
Delta State W 130.5-82.5
UL-Monroe W 124-89
Kentucky L 165-123
SEC Championships 7th
NCAA Championships 18th
2003-04 DUAL RECORD 2-7
Head Coach: Jeff Cavana at Georgia L 117-77
at Clemson L 252-184 at Alabama L 138-39
at Delta State L 58-55
at SW Missouri St. W 92-21
South Carolina L 133-110
UL-Monroe W 130-84
Texas A&M L 181-119
Florida State L 122-121
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NCAA Championships 21st
2004-05 DUAL RECORD 2-6
Head Coach: Adam Schmitt
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at Kentucky L 138-94
at Tennessee L 127-105
at Virginia L 148-84
at TCU L 127-110
at Texas A&M L 153-123
Delta State W 95-42
UL-Monroe W 81-53
SEC Championships 7th
NCAA Championships 21st
2005-06 DUAL RECORD 1-6
Head Coach: Adam Schmitt
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at Florida State L 139-99
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