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Midshipmen Basketball 2009-10 History / Tradition HISTORY / TRADITION ! 2009-10 NAVY BASKETBALL Midshipmen Basketball 2009-10 History / Tradition WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM NAVY MIDSHIPMEN MEDIA GUIDE ! 117 2009-10 NAVY BASKETBALL " HISTORY / TRADITION Navy Coaching History Patriot League Coach of The Year J. Finneman Louis Wenzell 1924 . .15-3 Coach Year Seasons: 1 (1908) Seasons: 1 (1913) 1925 . .18-5 Billy Lange . .2008 Navy Record: 2-2 (.500) Navy Record: 9-0 (1.000) All-American Don DeVoe . .2000 Year Record Year Record Ira McKee (1st team; 1923) Don DeVoe . .1997 1908 . .2-2 1913 . .9-0 Don DeVoe . .1994 National Champions: 1913 Herb Underwood Billy Lush All-American Seasons: 1 (1926) NCAA Tournament Appearances Seasons: 6 (1909-10, 1919-22) Lawrence Wild (1st team; 1913) Navy Record: 12-5 (.706) Coach No. Navy Record: 82-11 (.882) Year Record Ben Carnevale . .5 Year Record Laurence Wild 1916 . .12-5 Don DeVoe . .3 1909 . .8-3 Seasons: 1 (1914) Paul Evans . .2 1910 . .10-1 Navy Record: 10-0 (1.000) John Wilson Pete Herrmann . .1 1919 . .16-0 Year Record Seasons: 20 (1927-46) 1920 . .14-3 1914 . .10-0 Navy Record: 206-94 (.687) NCAA Tournament Record 1921 . .18-1 Year Record Coach Record 1922 . .16-3 Albert Cohen 1927 . .15-2 Ben Carnevale . .4-5 Seasons: 1 (1915) 1928 . .13-5 Paul Evans . .4-2 Bernard Wills Navy Record: 9-2 1929 . .8-8 Pete Herrmann . .0-1 Seasons: 1 (1911) Year Record 1930 . .10-6 Don DeVoe . .0-3 Navy Record: 10-1 (.909) 1915 . .9-2 1931 . .14-3 1932 . .13-3 Highest Winning Percentage Year Record 1911 . .10-1 Coach Colliflower 1933 . .14-2 Coach W-L Pct. 1934 . .11-2 All-American Seasons: 3 (1916-18) Lawrence Wild 10-0 1.000 1935 . .13-3 Harry Hill (1st team; 1911) Navy Record: 37-4 (.902) Louis Wenzell 9-0 1.000 1936 . .7-7 Year Record Bernard Wills 10-1 .909 1937 . .9-5 George Jacobs 1916 . .12-2 Coach Colliflower 37-4 .902 1938 . .11-3 Seasons: 1 (1912) 1917 . .11-0 George Jacobs 8-1 .889 1939 . .8-6 Navy Record: 8-1 (.889) 1918 . .14-2 1940 . .3-11 Year Record Most Victories 1941 . .9-5 1912 . .8-1 James Allen Coach Yrs. Record 1942 . .8-6 Seasons: 3 (1923-25) Ben Carnevale 20 257-160 1943 . .6-8 Navy Record: 47-12 (.797) John Wilson 20 206-94 1944 . .10-4 Year Record Don DeVoe 12 184-161 1945 . .12-2 1923 . .14-4 Paul Evans 6 119-60 1946 . .12-3 Dave Smalley 10 94-130 All-Americans Elliot Loughlin (1st team; 1933) Most Games Coached Adrian Back, Jr. (1st team; 1945) Coach Yrs. Games Ben Carnevale 20 417 Ben Carnevale Don DeVoe 12 345 Seasons: 20 (1947-66) John Wilson 20 300 Navy Record: 257-160 (.616) Dave Smalley 10 224 Year Record Paul Evans 6 179 1947 . .16-3 1948 . .10-7 All-Time Coaching Records 1949 . .12-9 Coach Yrs. Record 1950 . .14-7 Ben Carnevale 20 256-161 1951 . .16-6 John Wilson 20 206-94 1952 . .16-7 Don DeVoe 12 184-161 1953 . .16-5 Paul Evans 6 119-60 1954 . .18-8 Dave Smalley 10 94-130 1955 . .11-9 Billy Lush 6 82-11 1956 . .10-9 Billy Lange 5 69-77 1957 . .15-8 Pete Herrmann 6 63-110 1958 . .10-10 Bob Hamilton 4 54-47 1959 . .18-6 James Allen 3 47-12 1960 . .16-6 Coach Colliflower 3 37-4 1961 . .10-9 Herb Underwood 1 12-5 1962 . .13-8 Bernard Wills 1 10-1 1963 . .9-9 Laurence Wild 1 10-0 1964 . .10-12 Albert Cohen 1 9-2 1965 . .10-10 Louis Wenzell 1 9-0 1966 . .7-12 Ben Carnevale led Navy to NCAA Tournaments George Jacobs 1 7-1 All-Americans in 1947, 1953, 1954, 1959 and 1960. J. Finneman 1 2-2 Kenneth Shugart (2nd team; 1947) Don Lange (3rd team; 1953) John Clune (2nd team; 1954) NCAA Tourneys: 1947, 1953, 1954,1959, 1960 NIT Tourneys: 1962 118 " NAVY MIDSHIPMEN MEDIA GUIDE WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM HISTORY / TRADITION ! 2009-10 NAVY BASKETBALL Navy Coaching History Dave Smalley Navy Assistant Coaches Seasons: 10 (1967-76) Coach Yrs. at Navy Navy Record: 94-130 (.420) Mark Alarie . .1999-2000 Year Record Jimmy Allen . .1996-2002 1967 . .8-10 Norm Amorose . .1986-92 1968 . .9-11 Mike Beitzel . .1976-80 1969 . .7-14 Dick Brown . .1966-69 1970 . .4-19 Joe Burke . .2005-pres. 1971 . .12-12 Bob Burns . .1978-79 1972 . .10-13 Eugene Burroughs . .2005-pres. 1973 . .13-12 Dennis Bussard . .1972-74 1974 . .9-13 Jack Cistriano . .1968-70 1975 . .12-12 Howie Cornauer . .1975-78 1976 . .10-14 Jason Crafton . .2006-pres. Dennis Csensits . .1995-96 Bob Hamilton Gale Daugherty . .1968-72 Seasons: 4 (1977-80) Dan Davidson . .1979-82 Navy Record: 54-47 (.535) Nathan Davis . .1998-2003 Year Record Emmett Davis . .1986-98 1977 . .13-11 Bob Dillingham . .1973-76 1978 . .14-11 Joe Duff . .1953-70 1979 . .13-12 Brad Enright . .2003-04 1980 . ..
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