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The Chattanooga Mocs basketball team represents the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in NCAA Division I men's competition. (Women's teams and athletes at the university are known as Lady Mocs.)
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History
The Mocs won the 1977 NCAA Men's Division II Basketball Tournament, while still in Division II. They are also very well known for being the original Cinderella in the NCAA Tournament. During the 1997 tournament they progressed to the Sweet Sixteen by defeating both Georgia and Illinois. They eventually lost to Providence.
Postseason
NCAA Division I Tournament
- 10 Appearances Tournament Record: 3-10
1981:
1st Round: 3/12/81
Midwest Region- 11 Chattanooga v. #6 Maryland
L 85-61
(Maryland loses in 2nd Round to #3 Indiana, 99-64)1982:
1st Round: 3/12/82
Mideast Region- 10 Chattanooga v. #7 North Carolina State
W 58-51
2nd Round: 3/14/82
Mideast Region- 10 Chattanooga v. #2 Minnesota
L 62-61
(Minnesota loses in Sweet Sixteen to #3 Louisville, 67-61)1983:
1st Round: 3/17/83 Mideast Region- 9 Chattanooga v. #8 Maryland
L 52-51
(Maryland loses in 2nd Round to #1 Houston, 60-50)1988:
1st Round: 3/17/88
Southest Region- 16 Chattanooga v. #1 Oklahoma
L 94-66
(Oklahoma wins in 2nd Round over #8 Auburn, 107-87;
wins in Sweet Sixteen over #5 Louisville, 108-98;
wins in Elite Eight over #6 Villanova, 78-59;
wins in Final Four over #1 Arizona, 86-78;
loses in National Championship to #6 Kansas, 83-79)1993:
1st Round: 3/19/93
Southeast Region- 12 Chattanooga v. #5 Wake Forest
L 81-58
(Wake Forest wins in 2nd Round over #4 Iowa, 84-78;
loses in Sweet Sixteen to #1 Kentucky, 103-69)1994:
1st Round: 3/17/94
Southeast Region- 13 Chattanooga v. #4 Kansas
L 102-73
(Kansas wins in 2nd Round over #5 Wake Forest, 69-58;
loses in Sweet Sixteen to #1 Purdue, 83-76)1995:
1st Round: 3/16/95
West Region- 15 Chattanooga v. #2 Connecticut
L 100-71
(Connecticut wins in 2nd Round over #7 Cincinnati, 96-91;
wins in Sweet Sixteen over #3 Maryland, 99-89;
loses in Elite Eight to #1 UCLA, 102-96)1997:
1st Round: 3/14/97
Southeast Region- 14 Chattanooga v. #3 Georgia
W 73-70
2nd Round: 3/16/97
Southeast Region- 14 Chattanooga v. #6 Illinois
W 75-63
Sweet Sixteen: 3/21/97
Southeast Region- 14 Chattanooga v. #10 Providence
L 71-65
(Providence loses in Elite Eight to #4 Arizona, 96-92 OT)2005:
1st Round: #15 Chattanooga lost to #2 Wake Forest2009:
1st Round: #16 Chattanooga lost to #1 ConnecticutNCAA Division II Tournament
5 Appearances Tournament Record: 11-5
1961:
1st Round Chattanooga vs. Austin Peay
L 69-77Consolation
Chattanooga vs. Kentucky Wesleyan
L 80-1111973:
1st Round
Chattanooga vs. Southeastern Louisiana
L 67-64Consolation
Chattanooga vs. Transylvania
W 99-861975:
1st Round
Chattanooga vs. Alabama State
W 107-83Regional Final
Chattanooga vs. Tennessee State
L 82-811976:
1st Round
Chattanooga vs. Rollins
W 90-622nd Round
Chattanooga vs. Valdosta (Ga)
W 86-66Quarterfinals
Chattanooga vs. Nicholls State
W 107-78Semifinals
Chattanooga vs. Eastern Illinois
W 93-84National Championship Game
Chattanooga vs. Puget Sound
L 83-741977:
1st Round
Chattanooga vs. Valdosta State
W 92-762nd Round
Chattanooga vs. Florida Tech
W 88-79Quarterfinals
Chattanooga vs. North Dakota
W 76-52Semifinals
Chattanooga vs. Sacred Heart
W 95-81National Championship Game
Chattanooga vs. Randolph-Macon
W 71-62National Invitational Tournament
4 Appearances Tournament Record: 3-4
1984:
Chattanooga vs. Georgia
W 74-69Chattanooga vs. Tennessee
L 68-661985:
Chattanooga vs. Clemson
W 67-65Chattanooga vs. Lamar
W 85-84Chattanooga vs. Louisville
L 71-661986:
Chattanooga vs. Georgia
L 95-811987:
Chattanooga vs. Cleveland State
L 92-73References
Chattanooga Mocs basketball head coaches John Spiegel (1915–1916) • No team (1916–1919) • W. V. Jarrett (1919–1920) • Bill Redd (1920–1928) • Harold Drew (1928–1931) • Humpy Phillips (1931–1933) • Pop Keyser (1933–1939) • Perron Shoemaker (1939–1942) • No team (1942–1945) • Perron Shoemaker (1945–1946) • Bill O'Brien (1946–1955) • Ben Boulware (1955–1958) • Tommy Bartlett (1958–1962) • Leon Ford (1962–1972) • Ron Shumate (1972–1979) • Murray Arnold (1979–1985) • Mack McCarthy (1985–1997) • Henry Dickerson (1997–2002) • Jeff Lebo (2002–2004) • John Shulman (2004– )
Southern Conference men's basketball North Division Appalachian State Mountaineers • Chattanooga Mocs • Elon Phoenix • Samford Bulldogs • UNC Greensboro Spartans • Western Carolina Catamounts
South Division The Citadel Bulldogs • College of Charleston Cougars • Davidson Wildcats • Furman Paladins • Georgia Southern Eagles • Wofford Terriers
Championships & awards List of Southern Conference men's basketball champions • Player of the Year
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