UConn's won/loss record since 2013-14...

[DavidinNaples]

A post this week mentioned Geno's record since the 2013-14 season was 176-2 and attributed the stat to me. Honestly, I don't remember what I ate for breakfast & so I have no idea if credit is deserved for that tidbit. So here are the facts:

2017-18 record 24-0 (so far)
2016-17 record 36-1
2015-16 record 38-0
2014-15 record 38-1
2013-14 record 40-0

So that would make Geno's record 176-2 in his last 178 games. That is a winning % of 98.87% and counting. If you want to include the last 6 games of 2012-13, when UConn rebounded from a Notre Dame loss to win Stewie & company's first National Championship, their record over the last 184 games is 182-2 with 4 National Championships.

I feel better now....
Go Huskies..!!

 

[Jim R]

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A post this week mentioned Geno's record since the 2013-14 season was 176-2 and attributed the stat to me. Honestly, I don't remember what I ate for breakfast & so I have no idea if credit is deserved for that tidbit. So here are the facts:

2017-18 record 24-0 (so far)
2016-17 record 36-1
2015-16 record 38-0
2014-15 record 38-1
2013-14 record 40-0

So that would make Geno's record 176-2 in his last 178 games. That is a winning % of 98.87% and counting. If you want to include the last 6 games of 2012-13, when UConn rebounded from a Notre Dame loss to win Stewie & company's first National Championship, their record over the last 184 games is 182-2 with 4 National Championships.

I feel better now....
Go Huskies..!!

"So, you're telling me there's a chance?"

 

[Glenn]

You can also include the last 6 games of the 2012-13 season and obtain 182-2. Or, if you focus on regulation we are 182-0-2.

 

[RegisteredUconn]

Great stuff as usual, David. Here's more info for the last 9 seasons (no 2017-18 data included) I'm collecting for an end of year post.

 

[Nuyoika]

Great stuff as usual, David. Here's more info for the last 9 seasons (no 2017-18 data included) I'm collecting for an end of year post.

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Nice work. Dawn got to SCar in 2007-2008 right? That was her first season there?

 

[RegisteredUconn]

Nice work. Dawn got to SCar in 2007-2008 right? That was her first season there?

I think she became HC in 2008-2009, the beginning year of my study. Her early years were definitely a drain on her overall stats. She went 10-18, 14-15, and 18-15 in her first 3 years at SC.

 

[BigBird]

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A post this week mentioned Geno's record since the 2013-14 season was 176-2 and attributed the stat to me. Honestly, I don't remember what I ate for breakfast & so I have no idea if credit is deserved for that tidbit. So here are the facts:

2017-18 record 24-0 (so far)
2016-17 record 36-1
2015-16 record 38-0
2014-15 record 38-1
2013-14 record 40-0

So that would make Geno's record 176-2 in his last 178 games.

And I know Geno would be the first to thank all the helpful consultant coaches who offer winning advice here on the BY.

 

[HoopsFan21]

I think she became HC in 2008-2009, the beginning year of my study. Her early years were definitely a drain on her overall stats. She went 10-18, 14-15, and 18-15 in her first 3 years at SC.

Well imagine what Geno's winning percentage would be if you tossed out his early years? Meanwhile Dawn already had experience playing and as a head coach when she got to South Carolina. Oh yeah and all the resources of an established P5 school and everything that goes along with that. When I look at Geno and CD's record, this is what comes to mind for me how most of the 135 losses were in the first years coaching at a school that was barely a blip on the map.

 

[RegisteredUconn]

Well imagine what Geno's winning percentage would be if you tossed out his early years? Meanwhile Dawn already had experience playing and as a head coach when she got to South Carolina. Oh yeah and all the resources of an established P5 school and everything that goes along with that. When I look at Geno and CD's record, this is what comes to mind for me how most of the 135 losses were in the first years coaching at a school that was barely a blip on the map.

I know all too well that Geno averaged 13 losses per year over his first 3 seasons as head coach.