By The Associated Press

Through Feb. 5

                      W    L   Pct
1965-66 Army         18    8  .692
1966-67 Army         13    8  .619
1967-68 Army         20    5  .800
1968-69 Army         18   10  .643
1969-70 Army         22    6  .786
1970-71 Army         11   13  .458
1971-72 Indiana      17    8  .680
1972-73 Indiana      22    6  .786
1973-74 Indiana      23    5  .822
1974-75 Indiana      31    1  .966
1975-76 Indiana-x    32    0 1.000
1976-77 Indiana      16   11  .593
1977-78 Indiana      21    8  .724
1978-79 Indiana-y    22   12  .647
1979-80 Indiana      21    8  .724
1980-81 Indiana-x    26    9  .743
1981-82 Indiana      19   10  .655
1982-83 Indiana      24    6  .800
1983-84 Indiana      22    9  .710
1984-85 Indiana      19   14  .576
1985-86 Indiana      21    8  .724
1986-87 Indiana-x    30    4  .882
1987-88 Indiana      19   10  .655
1988-89 Indiana      27    8  .771
1988-90 Indiana      18   11  .621
1990-91 Indiana      29    5  .853
1991-92 Indiana      27    7  .794
1992-93 Indiana      31    4  .886
1993-94 Indiana      21    9  .700
1994-95 Indiana      19   12  .613
1995-96 Indiana      20   11  .645
1996-97 Indiana      22   11  .667
1997-98 Indiana      20   12  .625
1998-99 Indiana      23   11  .676
1999-00 Indiana      20    8  .714
2001-02 Texas Tech   23    9  .719
2002-03 Texas Tech   13    5  .722
Army Totals         102   50  .671
Indiana Totals      662  239  .735
Texas Tech Totals    36   14  .720
Overall Total       800  303  .725

x-NCAA champion

y-NIT champion

Career Highlights

1971 - Became head coach at Indiana after compiling a 102-50 record at Army in six years, including four NIT appearances.

1975 - Was a unanimous selection as Coach of the Year.

1976 - Won 200th game with a 93-56 win over Georgia. Won NCAA championship with an 86-68 win over Michigan. Named Coach of the Year by the Associated Press and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.

1979 - Won NIT championship with a 53-52 win over Purdue. Coached the United States to a gold medal in the Pan American Games.

1980 - Won 300th game with an 83-69 win over Northwestern.

1981 - Won NCAA championship with an 63-50 win over North Carolina.

1984 - Won 400th game with a 81-68 win over Kentucky. Coached the United States to a gold medal in the Summer Olympics.

1987 - Won NCAA championship with a 74-73 win over Syracuse.

1988 - Became the winningest coach in Big Ten history with his 214th win, a 74-73 win over Purdue.

1989 - Won 500th game with a 92-67 win over Northwestern, at age 48 became the second youngest coach to win 500 games. Named Coach of the Year by the Associated Press and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.

1991 - Selected to the Basketball Hall of Fame. Won 10th Big Ten title.

1992 - Made 16th NCAA appearance and fifth in the Final Four with Indiana. Has a post-season tournament record of 46-15.

1993 - Won 600th game with a 75-67 win over Iowa, at age 52 to become youngest coach to win 600 games, just a few months ahead of the late Henry Iba. Won 11th Big Ten title.

1995 - Selected as Conference's all-time coach at Big Ten Centennial celebration and 1976 team selected as best in league history.

1997 - Won 700th game with a 70-66 victory over Wisconsin, one of only 13 coaches in college basketball history.

2003 - Won 800th game with a 75-49 victory over Nebraska, one of only six coaches in NCAA men's basketball history.