Program history

Utah State
in the tournament.

Utah State appears in 25 tournaments in this archive, between 1962 and 2026, with an all-time record of 7–26.

In its opening game it is 1–4. 2 of its 6 games decided by three points or fewer went its way.

Its biggest upset as the underdog came in 2001, when a 12th seed beat the 5th-seeded Ohio State 77–68. The reverse happened in 2019: as an 8th seed it lost to the 9th-seeded Washington 78–61.

Its longest run of consecutive appearances is 4, from 2023 to 2026. Its longest absence ran 10 years, between 1988 and 1998. It has met UCLA 4 times, more than any other opponent.

This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Since then it has entered as high as an 8th seed and as low as a 15th.

  • 25 Appearances
  • 7–26 All-time record
  • 0 Titles

Season by season

Every tournament appearance by Utah State in the archive. This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Season records and coaches come from the sourced season shards.
YearSeedRecordCoachConferenceFinish
1962—22–7LaDell AndersenMountain StatesRegional Fourth Place
1963—20–7LaDell AndersenIndependentFirst round
1964—21–8LaDell AndersenIndependentRegional Fourth Place
1970—22–7LaDell AndersenIndependentRegional Runner-up
1971—20–7LaDell AndersenIndependentFirst round
1975—21–6Dutch BelnapIndependentRound of 32
19791019–11Dutch BelnapPacific Coast Athletic AssociationRound of 40
19801118–9Rod TuellerPacific Coast Athletic AssociationRound of 48
19831020–9Rod TuellerPacific Coast Athletic AssociationFirst round
19881021–10Rod TuellerPacific Coast Athletic Associationlost in the Round 1 to Vanderbilt, 77–80
19981325–8Larry EustachyBig West Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to Maryland, 68–82
20001228–6Stew MorrillBig West Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to Connecticut, 67–75
20011228–6Stew MorrillBig West Conferencelost in the Round of 32 to UCLA, 50–75
20031524–9Stew MorrillBig West Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to Kansas, 61–64
20051424–8Stew MorrillBig West Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to Arizona, 53–66
20061223–9Stew MorrillWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to Washington, 61–75
20091130–5Stew MorrillWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Marquette, 57–58
20101227–8Stew MorrillWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Texas A&M, 53–69
20111230–4Stew MorrillWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Kansas State, 68–73
2019828–7Craig SmithMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Washington, 61–78
20211120–9Craig SmithMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Texas Tech, 53–65
20231026–9Ryan OdomMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Missouri, 65–76
2024828–7Danny SprinkleMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 32 to Purdue, 67–106
20251026–8Jerrod CalhounMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 64 to UCLA, 47–72
2026929–7Jerrod CalhounMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 32 to Arizona, 66–78

How the games went

Record by round.
RoundW–L
Opening1–4
Round of 646–19
Round of 320–3

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