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2019 20 MBB Record Book.Pdf MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Opponent .....................................W L Opponent .....................................W L Miami (Ohio) ....................................0 1 San Francisco ....................................2 2 Michigan ...........................................0 1 San Jose State ...................................0 1 Michigan State ..................................0 1 Santa Clara ........................................0 2 Middlebury .......................................3 0 Scranton ...........................................5 1 Middle Tennesse State .....................0 1 Seattle...............................................0 1 Minnesota ........................................0 2 Seton Hall .......................................13 12 Missouri ............................................0 1 Seventh Regiment ............................1 0 Monmouth .......................................3 7 Siena .................................................4 6 Montana State ..................................0 1 Signal Corps (2nd).............................2 0 Mount St. Mary’s ..............................0 1 South Alabama .................................0 1 Mount Saint Mary’s (N.Y.) .................1 0 South Carolina .................................1 0 Mount St. Vincent’s ..........................1 0 Southampton ....................................1 0 Muhlenburg ......................................3 0 Southeastern Louisiana ....................0 0 Nat’l. Univ. of Mexico .......................1 0 Southern California...........................1 0 Naval Reserves .................................1 0 Southern Methodist .........................2 1 Navy ................................................51 80 Springfield ........................................6 2 The Black Knights finished 2-1 over service-academy rivals Air Force and Navy Newburgh Y.M.C.A. ...........................3 0 Stanford ............................................0 1 during the 2018-19 season. New Hampshire ................................6 3 Stetson .............................................1 1 New Jersey Inst. Technology .................3 5 Stevens Inst. of Tech. ........................2 0 Opponent .....................................W L Opponent .....................................W L New Mexico ......................................0 1 Stony Brook ......................................2 5 Adelphi .............................................1 0 Ferrum ..............................................1 0 New Paltz (SUNY)..............................1 0 Swarthmore ....................................19 9 Air Force ...........................................7 4 Florida State .....................................2 1 New York Cty. Coll. of Tech. ..............1 0 Syracuse..........................................11 19 Albany ...............................................3 5 Florida ..............................................0 1 New York Maritime ...........................6 0 Temple ..............................................2 4 Albright .............................................8 0 Florida Gulf Coast .............................1 1 New York Purchase ...........................1 0 Tennessee .........................................0 5 American ........................................14 29 Fordham .........................................30 52 New York University .......................26 14 Texas .................................................0 3 Amherst ..........................................16 6 Franklin & Marshall ..........................1 0 Niagara .............................................7 9 Texas A&M ........................................0 1 Arkansas - Pine Bluff .........................1 0 Furman .............................................0 1 North Carolina ..................................3 0 Texas-Arlington .................................0 1 Arkansas State ..................................0 1 Gardner-Webb ..................................1 0 North Carolina A&T ..........................1 0 Texas-Pan American ...............................2 0 Baltimore ..........................................1 0 George Washington ..........................5 9 North Carolina-Greensboro ..............0 1 Texas Tech .........................................0 1 Bethany ............................................6 0 Georgetown ....................................11 8 North Carolina-Wilmington ..............0 2 Toledo ...............................................0 3 Binghamton (SUNY) ..........................9 3 Georgia Tech .....................................0 1 North Carolina State .........................0 2 Trinity ...............................................7 0 Boston College ..................................5 3 Hartwick ...........................................5 0 North Texas ......................................0 1 Troy Inst. of Technology ....................2 0 Boston University ...........................11 17 Hartford ............................................1 1 Northeastern ....................................6 11 Tulsa .................................................0 1 Bowling Green ..................................0 1 Harvard ...........................................16 8 Northwestern ...................................0 1 Union ................................................8 10 Bradley .............................................1 2 Hawai’i ..............................................0 1 Notre Dame ......................................0 9 UCLA .................................................0 1 Brandeis ............................................0 1 Hobart ..............................................4 0 Oberlin ..............................................1 0 UMBC ...............................................1 0 Brigham Young .................................0 2 Hofstra ..............................................5 8 Ohio Northern .................................2 0 Upsala ...............................................2 1 Brooklyn Polytechnic ........................8 3 Holy Cross .......................................23 66 Ohio ..................................................1 1 Utah ..................................................0 4 Brown .............................................15 10 Houston ............................................0 1 Ohio State .........................................1 7 U.S. Coast Guard .............................17 0 Bryant ...............................................6 2 Houston Baptist ................................1 1 Oklahoma .........................................0 1 Valparaiso .........................................0 1 Bucknell ..........................................21 58 Illinois ...............................................2 3 Oklahoma City ..................................0 2 Vanderbilt .........................................0 3 Buffalo (SUNY) ..................................4 5 Indiana State.....................................2 0 Oregon ..............................................0 1 Vassar ...............................................2 0 California-Berkeley ...........................0 1 Iona ................................................14 21 Oregon State.....................................0 2 Vermont............................................4 0 California-Irvine ................................1 1 Iowa ..................................................0 1 Pennsylvania ...................................12 21 Villanova ...........................................5 6 California-Santa Barbara ...................0 1 Ithaca ..............................................10 1 Penn. Military College .....................4 0 Virginia .............................................0 3 Camp Humphreys .............................1 0 Jacksonville .......................................0 1 Penn State ......................................17 24 Virginia Military Institute. .................8 4 Canisius ............................................2 2 Johns Hopkins .................................10 0 Pittsburgh .......................................15 18 Virginia Tech .....................................1 1 Carnegie Tech ...................................2 0 John Jay College ................................1 0 Pittsburgh-Johnstown .......................3 0 Wagner .............................................3 2 Catholic .............................................4 0 Kansas State .....................................1 0 Portland ............................................1 1 Wake Forest ......................................0 1 Central Arkansas ...............................0 1 Keene State ......................................1 0 Pratt Institute ...................................5 0 Washington ......................................0 2 Central Connecticut ..........................6 4 Kentucky ...........................................0 1 Presbyterian .....................................1 3 Washington & Jefferson ...................1 0 Central Michigan ..............................1 0 Kings College ....................................1 3 Princeton ........................................13 23 Washington & Lee ............................1 0 Chicago .............................................1 0 Knox ..................................................2 0 Providence ........................................5 0 Washington State .............................1
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