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Men's College Basketball Almanac |
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| All-Time Winningest Division 1 Teams |
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| Most Victories - One Season |
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| Division I schools with most victories in a
season through 1998-99 (including postseason tournaments). NCAA champions
in bold type. |
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| Team |
Record |
Year |
| UNLV |
37-2 |
1987 |
| Duke |
37-2 |
1999 |
| Duke |
37-3 |
1986 |
| Kentucky |
36-3 |
1948 |
| Massachusetts * |
35-2 |
1996 |
| Georgetown |
35-3 |
1985 |
| Arizona |
35-3 |
1988 |
| Kansas |
35-4 |
1986 |
| Kansas |
35-4 |
1998 |
| Kentucky |
35-4 |
1998 |
| Oklahoma |
35-4 |
1988 |
| UNLV |
35-5 |
1990 |
| Kentucky |
35-5 |
1997 |
| UNLV |
34-1 |
1991 |
| Connecticut |
34-2 |
1999 |
| Duke |
34-2 |
1992 |
| Kentucky |
34-2 |
1996 |
| Kansas |
34-2 |
1997 |
| Kentucky |
34-3 |
1947 |
| Georgetown |
34-3 |
1984 |
| Arkansas |
34-4 |
1991 |
| North Carolina |
34-4 |
1993 |
| North Carolina |
34-4 |
1998 |
| Indiana State |
33-1 |
1979 |
| Louisville |
33-3 |
1980 |
| Michigan State |
33-5 |
1999 |
| UNLV |
33-5 |
1986 |
| North Carolina |
32-0 |
1957 |
| Indiana |
32-0 |
1976 |
| Kentucky |
32-2 |
1949 |
| Kentucky |
32-2 |
1951 |
| North Carolina |
32-2 |
1982 |
| Temple |
32-2 |
1988 |
| Arkansas |
32-3 |
1978 |
| Bradley |
32-3 |
1986 |
| Connecticut * |
32-3 |
1996 |
| Duke |
32-4 |
1998 |
| Louisville |
32-4 |
1983 |
| Kentucky |
32-4 |
1986 |
| North Carolina |
32-4 |
1987 |
| Temple |
32-4 |
1987 |
| Bradley |
32-5 |
1950 |
| Connecticut |
32-5 |
1998 |
| Marshall |
32-5 |
1947 |
| Houston |
32-5 |
1984 |
| Bradley |
32-6 |
1951 |
| Louisville |
32-7 |
1986 |
| Duke |
32-7 |
1991 |
| Arkansas |
32-7 |
1995 |
| Indiana |
31-1 |
1975 |
| Wyoming |
31-2 |
1943 |
| Oklahoma A&M |
31-2 |
1946 |
| Seton Hall |
31-2 |
1953 |
| Houston |
31-2 |
1968 |
| Rutgers |
31-2 |
1976 |
| UCLA |
31-2 |
1995 |
| Houston |
31-3 |
1983 |
| Arkansas |
31-3 |
1994 |
| Memphis St |
31-4 |
1985 |
| St John's |
31-4 |
1985 |
| Indiana |
31-4 |
1993 |
| Minnesota |
31-4 |
1997 |
| LSU |
31-5 |
1981 |
| St John's |
31-5 |
1986 |
| Illinois |
31-5 |
1989 |
| Michigan |
31-5 |
1993 |
| Oklahoma |
31-6 |
1985 |
| Connecticut |
31-6 |
1990 |
| Syracuse |
31-7 |
1987 |
| Seton Hall |
31-7 |
1989 |
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* NCAA later stripped UMass of its four 1996 tournament victories after
learning that center Marcus Camby accepted gifts from an agent. UConn was
stripped of its two 1996 tournament victories because two players
illegally accepted plane tickets.
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