Northern Illinois Huskies men's basketball

Northern Illinois Huskies men's basketball: Northern Illinois Huskies

University Northern Illinois University

Conference MAC
West Division

Location DeKalb, IL

Head coach Mark Montgomery (1st year)

Arena Convocation Center
(Capacity: 10,000)

Nickname Huskies

Colors Cardinal and Black


Uniforms

Home

Away

NCAA Tournament appearances

1982, 1991, 1996

Conference tournament champions

1932 (ISTC)
1982 (MAC)
1996 (MCC)

Conference regular season champions

1933, 1934, 1941, 1945 (Little 19)
1972 (Mid-Con)
1981 (MAC)
1991 (MCC)

The Northern Illinois Huskies Basketball team is the basketball team that represent Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois. The school's team currently competes in the Mid-American Conference. The team last played in the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament in 1996. The Huskies are coached by Mark Montgomery. Mark Montgomery spent 10 years on the Michigan State University Staff under Coach Tom Izzo.^[1]

Contents

1 History

2 Division I Season-By-Season Records

3 Division I postseason results

3.1 Mid-American Conference Tournament

3.2 The Summit League Tournament

3.3 Horizon League Tournament

3.4 NCAA Tournament

4 See also

5 References

History

1970-71 to 1971-72: Mid-Continent Conference

1972-73 to 1974-75: Division I Independent

1975-76 to 1985-86: Mid-American Conference

1986-87 to 1989-90: Division I Independent

1990-91 to 1993-94: Back to the Mid-Continent Conference

1994-95 to 1996-97: Midwestern Collegiate Conference

1997-98 to present: Back to the Mid-American Conference

Division I Season-By-Season Records

Season Coach Overall Conference Standing Postseason

Tom Jorgensen (1966–1973)

1966-67 Tom Jorgensen 8-12

1967-68 Tom Jorgensen 10-14

1968-69 Tom Jorgensen 13-11

1970-71 Tom Jorgensen 13-10 4-4 3rd (Mid-Con)

1971-72 Tom Jorgensen 21-4 7-1 1st (Mid-Con)

1972-73 Tom Jorgensen 17-8

Tom Jorgensen: 82-49

Emory Luck (1973–1976)

1973-74 Emory Luck 8-17

1974-75 Emory Luck 8-15

1975-76 Emory Luck 5-12 2-14 9th (MAC)

Emory Luck: 29-44

John McDougal (1976–1986)

1976-77 John McDougal 13-14 10-6 4th (MAC)

1977-78 John McDougal 11-16 9-7 5th (MAC)

1978-79 John McDougal 14-13 8-8 5th (MAC)

1979-80 John McDougal 16-13 9-7 3rd (MAC)

1980-81 John McDougal 17-12 10-6 T-1st (MAC)

1981-82 John McDougal 16-14 9-7 3rd (MAC) NCAA 1st Round

1982-83 John McDougal 11-16 8-10 8th (MAC)

1983-84 John McDougal 12-15 9-9 5th (MAC)

1984-85 John McDougal 11-16 7-11 T-7th (MAC)

1985-86 John McDougal 15-12 10-8 4th (MAC)

John McDougal: 136-141

Jim Rosborough (1986–1989)

1986-87 Jim Rosborough 9-19

1987-88 Jim Rosborough 8-20

1988-89 Jim Rosborough 11-17

Jim Rosborough: 28-56

Jim Molinari (1989–1991)

1989-90 Jim Molinari 17-11

1990-91 Jim Molinari 25-6 14-2 1st (Mid-Con) NCAA 1st Round

Jim Molinari: 42-17

Brian Hammel (1991–2000)

1991-92 Brian Hammel 11-17 7-9 T-6th (Mid-Con)

1992-93 Brian Hammel 15-12 10-6 T-2nd (Mid-Con)

1993-94 Brian Hammel 10-17 7-11 T-6th (Mid-Con)

1994-95 Brian Hammel 19-10 7-8 7th (MCC)

1995-96 Brian Hammel 20-10 10-6 3rd (MCC) NCAA 1st Round

1996-97 Brian Hammel 12-15 6-10 T-6th (MCC)

1997-98 Brian Hammel 10-16 6-12 5th (MAC-W)

1998-99 Brian Hammel 6-20 2-16 6th (MAC-W)

1999-00 Brian Hammel 13-15 7-11 4th (MAC-W)

Brian Hammel: 116-132

Andy Greer (2000–2001)

2000-01 Andy Greer 5-23 7-11 5th (MAC-W)

Andy Greer: 5-23 7-11

Rob Judson (2001–2007)

2001-02 Rob Judson 12-16 8-10 4th (MAC-W)

2002-03 Rob Judson 17-14 11-7 2nd (MAC-W)

2003-04 Rob Judson 10-20 5-13 6th (MAC-W)

2004-05 Rob Judson 11-17 7-11 5th (MAC-W)

2005-06 Rob Judson 17-11 12-6 1st (MAC-W)

2006-07 Rob Judson 7-23 4-12 6th (MAC-W)

Rob Judson: 74-101

Ricardo Patton (2007–2011)

2007-08 Ricardo Patton 6-22 3-12 6th (MAC-W)

2008-09 Ricardo Patton 10-20 5-11 5th (MAC-W)

2009-10 Ricardo Patton 10-20 6-10 5th (MAC-W)

2010-11 Ricardo Patton 9-21 5-11 4th (MAC-W)

Ricardo Patton: 35-83 19-44

Mark Montgomery (2011–present)

2011–12 Mark Montgomery

Mark Montgomery: 0-0 0-0

Total:

      National Champion         Conference Regular Season Champion         Conference Tournament Champion
      Conference Regular Season & Conference Tournament Champion       Conference Division Champion

Division I postseason results

Mid-American Conference Tournament

The Huskies have won the Mid-American Conference Tournament once in 1982.

Year Seed Location Round Result

1980 3rd DeKalb, IL Quarterfinal W 58-53 to (6) Miami

Ann Arbor, MI Semifinal L 54-49 to (2) Bowling Green

Ann Arbor, MI Consolation W 71-58 to (5) Ball State

1981 5th Bowling Green, OH Quarterfinal W 79-72 to (4) Bowling Green

Ann Arbor, MI Semifinal W 78-73 to (1) Western Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI Championship L 79-66 to (2) Ball State

1982 3rd DeKalb, IL Quarterfinal W 70-68 to (6) Ohio

Ann Arbor, MI Semifinal W 67-66 to (2) Bowling Green

Ann Arbor, MI Championship W 79-75 (OT) to (1) Ball State

1984 5th Rockford, IL Quarterfinal L 73-68 to (4) Toledo

1986 4th Rockford, IL Quarterfinal L 82-79 to (5) Toledo

2000 10th Toledo, OH First Round L 68-64 to (7) Toledo

2001 11th Muncie, IN First Round L 89-57 to (6) Ball State

2002 9th Huntington, WV First Round L 97-93 to (8) Marshall

2003 4th DeKalb, IL First Round W 81-64 to (13) Buffalo

Cleveland, OH Quarterfinal W 75-63 to (5) Western Michigan

Cleveland, OH Semifinal L 94-72 to (1) Central Michigan

2004 12th Buffalo, NY First Round L 90-73 to (5) Buffalo

2005 10th Buffalo, NY First Round L 73-66 to (7) Buffalo

2006 2nd Cleveland, OH Quarterfinal L 78-77 to (7) Toledo

2007 11th Cleveland, OH First Round L 67-62 to (6) Western Michigan

2008 11th Cleveland, OH First Round L 83-71 to (6) Central Michigan

2009 11th Cleveland, OH First Round L 64-61 to (6) Kent State

2010 11th Cleveland, OH First Round L 65-59 to (6) Eastern Michigan

2011 10th Bowling Green, OH First Round L 74-54 to (7) Bowling Green

Source: 2009-10 MAC Men's Basketball Record Book

The Summit League Tournament

Year Seed Location Round Result

1991 1st Green Bay, WI Quarterfinal W 77-52 to (8) Illinois-Chicago

Green Bay, WI Semifinal W 76-63 OT to (5) Northern Iowa

Green Bay, WI Championship L 56-39 to (2) UW-Green Bay

1992 6th Cleveland, OH Quarterfinal L 80-66 to (6) Illinois-Chicago

1993 2nd Dayton, OH Quarterfinal L 83-75 to (7) Valparaiso

1994 7th Rosemont, IL Quarterfinal L 87-77 to (2) Illinois-Chicago

Source: Summit League History

Horizon League Tournament

The Huskies have won the Horizon League Tournament once in 1996.

Year Seed Round Result

1995 7th First Round W 62-57 to (10) Loyola

Quarterfinal W 87-83 to (2) Illinois-Chicago

Semifinal L 68-65 to (2) Green Bay

1996 3rd Quarterfinal W 80-60 (6) Milwaukee

Semifinal W 95-60 (7) Illinois-Chicago

Championship W 84-60 (5) Detroit

1997 6th Quarterfinal L 76-65 (3) Illinois-Chicago

Source: Horizon League Records

NCAA Tournament

The Huskies have appeared in three NCAA Tournaments. Their combined record is 0–3.

Year Seed Location Region Round Result

1982 12th Dallas, TX Midwest First Round L 77-68 to (5) Kansas State

1991 13th Dayton, OH Midwest First Round L 75-68 to (4) St. John's

1996 14th Richmond, VA East First Round L 74-73 to (3) Texas Tech

See also

Northern Illinois Huskies women's basketball

References

^ Powers, Scott. "NIU hires Mich. St.'s Mark Montgomery". http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/ncb/news/story?id=6251695&campaign=rss&source=ESPNUHeadlines. Retrieved 24 March 2011.

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v · d · eMid-American Conference men's basketball

East Division

Akron Zips • Bowling Green Falcons • Buffalo Bulls • Kent State Golden Flashes • Miami RedHawks • Ohio Bobcats

West Division

Ball State Cardinals • Central Michigan Chippewas • Eastern Michigan Eagles • Northern Illinois Huskies • Toledo Rockets • Western Michigan Broncos

Championships & awards

Mid-American Conference Men's Basketball Tournament • Player of the Year

v · d · eNorthern Illinois Huskies men's basketball head coaches

John L. Keith (1900–1902) • Fred Charles (1902–1903) • William Crocker (1903–1904) • John L. Keith (1904–1905) • Harry Sauthoff (1905–1906) • Nelson A. Kellogg (1906–1910) • William Wirtz (1910–1918) • Ralph Wagner (1918–1920) • Milo Oakland (1920–1923) • William Muir (1923–1926) • Roland Cowell (1926–1929) • George Evans (1929–1940) • Ralph McKinzie (1940–1948) • Gene Fekete (1948–1949) • Gilbert Wilson (1949–1950) • Gilman Hertz (1950–1954) • William Healey (1954–1963) • Ev Cochrane (1963–1966) • Tom Jorgensen (1966–1973) • Emory Luck (1973–1976) • John McDougal (1976–1986) • Jim Rosborough (1986–1989) • Jim Molinari (1989–1991) • Brian Hammel (1991–2001) • Andy Greer # (2001) • Rob Judson (2001–2007) • Ricardo Patton (2007–2011) • Mark Montgomery (2011– )

Pound sign (#) denotes interim head coach.

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Season	Coach	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason
Tom Jorgensen (1966–1973)
1966-67	Tom Jorgensen	8-12
1967-68	Tom Jorgensen	10-14
1968-69	Tom Jorgensen	13-11
1970-71	Tom Jorgensen	13-10	4-4	3rd (Mid-Con)
1971-72	Tom Jorgensen	21-4	7-1	1st (Mid-Con)
1972-73	Tom Jorgensen	17-8
Tom Jorgensen:	82-49
Emory Luck (1973–1976)
1973-74	Emory Luck	8-17
1974-75	Emory Luck	8-15
1975-76	Emory Luck	5-12	2-14	9th (MAC)
Emory Luck:	29-44
John McDougal (1976–1986)
1976-77	John McDougal	13-14	10-6	4th (MAC)
1977-78	John McDougal	11-16	9-7	5th (MAC)
1978-79	John McDougal	14-13	8-8	5th (MAC)
1979-80	John McDougal	16-13	9-7	3rd (MAC)
1980-81	John McDougal	17-12	10-6	T-1st (MAC)
1981-82	John McDougal	16-14	9-7	3rd (MAC)	NCAA 1st Round
1982-83	John McDougal	11-16	8-10	8th (MAC)
1983-84	John McDougal	12-15	9-9	5th (MAC)
1984-85	John McDougal	11-16	7-11	T-7th (MAC)
1985-86	John McDougal	15-12	10-8	4th (MAC)
John McDougal:	136-141
Jim Rosborough (1986–1989)
1986-87	Jim Rosborough	9-19
1987-88	Jim Rosborough	8-20
1988-89	Jim Rosborough	11-17
Jim Rosborough:	28-56
Jim Molinari (1989–1991)
1989-90	Jim Molinari	17-11
1990-91	Jim Molinari	25-6	14-2	1st (Mid-Con)	NCAA 1st Round
Jim Molinari:	42-17
Brian Hammel (1991–2000)
1991-92	Brian Hammel	11-17	7-9	T-6th (Mid-Con)
1992-93	Brian Hammel	15-12	10-6	T-2nd (Mid-Con)
1993-94	Brian Hammel	10-17	7-11	T-6th (Mid-Con)
1994-95	Brian Hammel	19-10	7-8	7th (MCC)
1995-96	Brian Hammel	20-10	10-6	3rd (MCC)	NCAA 1st Round
1996-97	Brian Hammel	12-15	6-10	T-6th (MCC)
1997-98	Brian Hammel	10-16	6-12	5th (MAC-W)
1998-99	Brian Hammel	6-20	2-16	6th (MAC-W)
1999-00	Brian Hammel	13-15	7-11	4th (MAC-W)
Brian Hammel:	116-132
Andy Greer (2000–2001)
2000-01	Andy Greer	5-23	7-11	5th (MAC-W)
Andy Greer:	5-23	7-11
Rob Judson (2001–2007)
2001-02	Rob Judson	12-16	8-10	4th (MAC-W)
2002-03	Rob Judson	17-14	11-7	2nd (MAC-W)
2003-04	Rob Judson	10-20	5-13	6th (MAC-W)
2004-05	Rob Judson	11-17	7-11	5th (MAC-W)
2005-06	Rob Judson	17-11	12-6	1st (MAC-W)
2006-07	Rob Judson	7-23	4-12	6th (MAC-W)
Rob Judson:	74-101
Ricardo Patton (2007–2011)
2007-08	Ricardo Patton	6-22	3-12	6th (MAC-W)
2008-09	Ricardo Patton	10-20	5-11	5th (MAC-W)
2009-10	Ricardo Patton	10-20	6-10	5th (MAC-W)
2010-11	Ricardo Patton	9-21	5-11	4th (MAC-W)
Ricardo Patton:	35-83	19-44
Mark Montgomery (2011–present)
2011–12	Mark Montgomery
Mark Montgomery:	0-0	0-0
Total:
National Champion Conference Regular Season Champion Conference Tournament Champion Conference Regular Season & Conference Tournament Champion Conference Division Champion

Year	Seed	Location	Round	Result
1980	3rd	DeKalb, IL	Quarterfinal	W 58-53 to (6) Miami
		Ann Arbor, MI	Semifinal	L 54-49 to (2) Bowling Green
		Ann Arbor, MI	Consolation	W 71-58 to (5) Ball State
1981	5th	Bowling Green, OH	Quarterfinal	W 79-72 to (4) Bowling Green
		Ann Arbor, MI	Semifinal	W 78-73 to (1) Western Michigan
		Ann Arbor, MI	Championship	L 79-66 to (2) Ball State
1982	3rd	DeKalb, IL	Quarterfinal	W 70-68 to (6) Ohio
		Ann Arbor, MI	Semifinal	W 67-66 to (2) Bowling Green
		Ann Arbor, MI	Championship	W 79-75 (OT) to (1) Ball State
1984	5th	Rockford, IL	Quarterfinal	L 73-68 to (4) Toledo
1986	4th	Rockford, IL	Quarterfinal	L 82-79 to (5) Toledo
2000	10th	Toledo, OH	First Round	L 68-64 to (7) Toledo
2001	11th	Muncie, IN	First Round	L 89-57 to (6) Ball State
2002	9th	Huntington, WV	First Round	L 97-93 to (8) Marshall
2003	4th	DeKalb, IL	First Round	W 81-64 to (13) Buffalo
		Cleveland, OH	Quarterfinal	W 75-63 to (5) Western Michigan
		Cleveland, OH	Semifinal	L 94-72 to (1) Central Michigan
2004	12th	Buffalo, NY	First Round	L 90-73 to (5) Buffalo
2005	10th	Buffalo, NY	First Round	L 73-66 to (7) Buffalo
2006	2nd	Cleveland, OH	Quarterfinal	L 78-77 to (7) Toledo
2007	11th	Cleveland, OH	First Round	L 67-62 to (6) Western Michigan
2008	11th	Cleveland, OH	First Round	L 83-71 to (6) Central Michigan
2009	11th	Cleveland, OH	First Round	L 64-61 to (6) Kent State
2010	11th	Cleveland, OH	First Round	L 65-59 to (6) Eastern Michigan
2011	10th	Bowling Green, OH	First Round	L 74-54 to (7) Bowling Green

Year	Seed	Location	Round	Result
1991	1st	Green Bay, WI	Quarterfinal	W 77-52 to (8) Illinois-Chicago
		Green Bay, WI	Semifinal	W 76-63 OT to (5) Northern Iowa
		Green Bay, WI	Championship	L 56-39 to (2) UW-Green Bay
1992	6th	Cleveland, OH	Quarterfinal	L 80-66 to (6) Illinois-Chicago
1993	2nd	Dayton, OH	Quarterfinal	L 83-75 to (7) Valparaiso
1994	7th	Rosemont, IL	Quarterfinal	L 87-77 to (2) Illinois-Chicago

Year	Seed	Round	Result
1995	7th	First Round	W 62-57 to (10) Loyola
		Quarterfinal	W 87-83 to (2) Illinois-Chicago
		Semifinal	L 68-65 to (2) Green Bay
1996	3rd	Quarterfinal	W 80-60 (6) Milwaukee
		Semifinal	W 95-60 (7) Illinois-Chicago
		Championship	W 84-60 (5) Detroit
1997	6th	Quarterfinal	L 76-65 (3) Illinois-Chicago

Year	Seed	Location	Region	Round	Result
1982	12th	Dallas, TX	Midwest	First Round	L 77-68 to (5) Kansas State
1991	13th	Dayton, OH	Midwest	First Round	L 75-68 to (4) St. John's
1996	14th	Richmond, VA	East	First Round	L 74-73 to (3) Texas Tech

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The Summit League Tournament

Horizon League Tournament

NCAA Tournament

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