List of Maryland Terrapins men's basketball seasons

The Maryland Terrapins men's college basketball team competes in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) Division I, representing the University of Maryland in the Big Ten Conference. Maryland has played its home games at Comcast Center in College Park, Maryland since its opening in 2002.

Seasons

Conference regular season champion^†	Conference tournament champion^‡	Postseason bid^{^}	Shared standing T

Season	Head coach	Conference	Season results[1]					Tournament results		Final poll
			Overall		Conference			Conference	Postseason	AP	Coaches'
			Wins	Losses	Wins	Losses	Finish	Conference	Postseason	AP	Coaches'
Maryland Terrapins
1904–05	H. Burton Shipley	Independent	0	2					—
1910–11			3	9					—
1913–14			0	16					—
1918–19			1	5					—
1923–24		Southern Conference	5	7	1	2	11th	Quarterfinals	—
1924–25			12	5	3	1	4th	First Round	—
1925–26			14	3	7	1	4th	First Round	—
1926–27			10	10	6	4	9th	First Round	—
1927–28			14	4	8	1	4th	—	—
1928–29			7	9	2	5	21st	First Round	—
1929–30			16	6	9	5	10th	First Round	—
1930–31			18	4	8	1	2nd	Champion^‡	—
1931–32			16	4	9	1	T–1st^†	First Round	—
1932–33			11	9	7	3	3rd	First Round	—
1933–34			11	8	6	1	3rd	First Round	—
1934–35			8	10	4	3	5th	—	—
1935–36			14	6	4	3	4th	Semifinals	—
1936–37			8	12	5	8	T–10th	First Round	—
1937–38			15	9	6	4	7th	Semifinals	—
1938–39			15	9	8	3	T–2nd	Finals	—
1939–40			14	9	7	5	5th	Semifinals	—
1940–41			1	21	0	13	15th	—	—
1941–42			7	15	3	8	T–12th	—	—
1942–43			8	8	5	5	9th	—	—
1943–44			4	14	2	1	4th	First Round	—
1944–45			2	14	2	5	9th	First Round	—
1945–46			9	12	5	4	5th	First Round	—
1946–47			14	10	9	5	5th	First Round	—
1947–48	Flucie Stewart		11	14	9	7	4th	First Round	—
1948–49			9	18	8	7	8th	First Round	—	—
1949–50			7	18	5	13	13th	—	—	—
1950-51	Bud Millikan		16	11	11	8	8th	Semifinals	—	—	—
1951–52			13	9	9	5	T–6th	First Round	—	—	—
1952–53			15	8	12	3	T–2nd	Semifinals	—	—	—
1953–54		Atlantic Coast Conference	23	7	7	2	2nd	Semifinals	—	20	—
1954–55			17	7	10	4	3rd	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1955–56			14	10	7	7	5th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1956–57			16	10	9	5	2nd	Semifinals	—	—	—
1957–58			22	7	9	5	4th	Champion^‡	NCAA Elite Eight^{^}	6	6
1958–59			10	13	7	7	T–3rd	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1959–60			15	8	9	5	3rd	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1960–61			14	12	6	8	5th	Semifinals	—	—	—
1961–62			8	17	3	11	7th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1962–63			8	13	4	10	T–6th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1963–64			9	17	5	9	6th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1964–65			18	8	10	4	T–2nd	Semifinals	—	—	—
1965–66			14	11	7	7	5th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1966–67			11	14	5	9	T–5th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1967–68	Frank Fellows		8	16	4	10	6th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1968–69	Frank Fellows		8	18	2	12	T–7th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1969–70	Lefty Driesell		13	13	5	9	6th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1970–71			14	12	5	9	T–6th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1971–72			27	5	8	4	T–2nd	Finals	NIT Champion^{^}	14	11
1972–73			23	7	7	5	3rd	Finals	NCAA Elite Eight^{^}	8	10
1973–74			23	5	9	3	T–2nd	Finals	—	4	4
1974–75			24	5	10	2	1st^†	Quarterfinals	NCAA Elite Eight^{^}	5	5
1975–76			22	6	7	5	T–2nd	Semifinals	—	11	13
1976–77			19	8	7	5	4th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1977–78			15	13	3	9	6th	Semifinals	—	—	—
1978–79			19	11	6	6	4th	Semifinals	NIT Second Round^{^}	—	—
1979–80			24	7	11	3	1st^†	Finals	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	8	8
1980–81			21	10	8	6	4th	Finals	NCAA Second Round^{^}	18	11
1981–82			16	13	5	9	5th	Quarterfinals	NIT Second Round^{^}	—	—
1982–83			20	10	8	6	T–3rd	Quarterfinals	NCAA Second Round^{^}	—	—
1983–84			24	8	9	5	2nd	Champion^‡	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	11	10
1984–85			25	12	8	6	T–4th	Quarterfinals	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	—	—
1985–86			19	14	6	8	6th	Semifinals	NCAA Second Round^{^}	—	—
1986–87	Bob Wade		9	17	0	14	8th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
1987–88			18	13	6	8	5th	Semifinals	NCAA Second Round^{^}	—	—
1988–89			9	20	1	13	8th	Semifinals	—	—	—
1989–90	Gary Williams		19	14	6	8	T–5th	Quarterfinals	NIT Second Round^{^}	—	—
1990–91			16	12	5	9	7th	—	—	—	—
1991–92			14	15	5	11	8th	Semifinals	—	—	—
1992–93			12	16	2	14	8th	Semifinals	—	—	—
1993–94			18	12	8	8	T–4th	Quarterfinals	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	—	20
1994–95			26	8	12	4	T–1st^†	Semifinals	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	10	11
1995–96			17	13	8	8	T–4th	Semifinals	NCAA First Round^{^}	—	—
1996–97			21	11	9	7	T–4th	Semifinals	NCAA First Round^{^}	22	—
1997–98			21	11	10	6	3rd	Semifinals	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	20	15
1998–99			28	6	13	3	2nd	Semifinals	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	5	8
1999–2000			25	10	11	5	2nd	Finals	NCAA Second Round^{^}	17	25
2000–01			25	11	10	6	3rd	Semifinals	NCAA Final Four^{^}	11	4
2001–02			32	4	15	1	1st^†	Semifinals	NCAA Champion^{^}	4	1
2002–03			21	10	11	5	T–2nd	Quarterfinals	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	17	10
2003–04			20	12	7	9	6th	Champion^‡	NCAA Second Round^{^}	19	24
2004–05			19	13	7	9	T–6th	Quarterfinals	NIT Semifinals^{^}	—	—
2005–06			19	13	8	8	6th	Quarterfinals	NIT First Round^{^}	—	—
2006–07			25	9	10	6	T–3rd	First Round	NCAA Second Round^{^}	18	23
2007–08			19	15	8	8	T–5th	First Round	NIT Second Round^{^}	—	—
2008–09			21	14	7	9	T–7th	Semifinals	NCAA Second Round^{^}	—	—
2009–10			24	9	13	3	T–1st^†	Quarterfinals	NCAA Second Round^{^}	20	18
2010–11			19	14	7	9	T–7th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
2011–12	Mark Turgeon		17	15	6	10	8th	Quarterfinals	—	—	—
2012–13			25	13	8	10	7th	Semifinals	NIT Semifinals^{^}	—	—
2013–14			17	15	9	9	T-7th	Second Round	—	—	—
2014–15		Big Ten	28	6	14	4	2nd	Semifinals	NCAA Third Round^{^}	12	16
2015–16			27	9	12	6	T-3rd	Semifinals	NCAA Sweet Sixteen^{^}	18	12
2016–17			24	9	12	6	3rd	Quarterfinals	NCAA First Round^{^}	-	-
2017–18			19	13	8	10	8th	Second Round	-	-	-
2018–19			23	11	13	7	5th	Second Round	NCAA Second Round^{^}	-	22
2019–20			24	7	14	6	T-1st^†	NA[2]	NA[3]	12	11

References

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2020 Big Ten Conference tournament cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic
2020 NCAA tournament cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic

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[1] "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-10-27. Retrieved 2011-11-26.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

[2] 2020 Big Ten Conference tournament cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic

[3] 2020 NCAA tournament cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic

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