Stanford Cardinal basketball — program history

Stanford's men's basketball program dates to 1914, and the Cardinal have combined academic prestige with athletic success on the hardwood. The program enjoyed its best modern era under Mike Montgomery in the 1990s and 2000s, reaching the Final Four in 1998.

The name

Stanford's "Cardinal" refers to the color cardinal red, not the bird — the singular form is intentional, adopted officially in 1981 after years of mascot debate.

Signature moment

Reaching the 1998 Final Four behind stars Arthur Lee and Mark Madsen, Stanford's first Final Four appearance since 1942.

Stanford's unofficial mascot is the Stanford Tree, a member of the band who designs a new tree costume each year — it has been called the most bizarre mascot in college sports.

The Stanford Cardinal compete in the ACC and hold an all-time record of 1648–1267 (.565 winning percentage) across 109 recorded seasons dating back to 1913-14. The program has won 1 NCAA national championship (1942) and reached 2 Final Fours.

National championships

1942

Season-by-season results

SeasonRecordConferenceCoachAP peak
2025-2620-129-9 (ACC)Kyle Smith
2024-2521-1411-9 (ACC)Kyle Smith
2023-2414-188-12 (Pac-12)Jerod Haase
2022-2314-197-13 (Pac-12)Jerod Haase
2021-2216-168-12 (Pac-12)Jerod Haase
2020-2114-1310-10 (Pac-12)Jerod Haase
2019-2020-129-9 (Pac-12)Jerod Haase
2018-1915-168-10 (Pac-12)Jerod Haase
2017-1819-1611-7 (Pac-12)Jerod Haase
2016-1714-176-12 (Pac-12)Jerod Haase
2015-1615-158-10 (Pac-12)Johnny Dawkins
2014-1524-139-9 (Pac-12)Johnny Dawkins
2013-1423-1310-8 (Pac-12)Johnny Dawkins
2012-1319-159-9 (Pac-12)Johnny Dawkins
2011-1226-1110-8 (Pac-12)Johnny Dawkins
2010-1115-167-11 (Pac-10)Johnny Dawkins
2009-1014-187-11 (Pac-10)Johnny Dawkins
2008-0920-146-12 (Pac-10)Johnny Dawkins
2007-0828-813-5 (Pac-10)Trent JohnsonAP #7
2006-0718-1310-8 (Pac-10)Trent JohnsonAP #23
2005-0616-1411-7 (Pac-10)Trent JohnsonAP #13
2004-0518-1311-7 (Pac-10)Trent Johnson
2003-0430-217-1 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #1
2002-0324-914-4 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #15
2001-0220-1012-6 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #10
2000-0131-316-2 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #1
1999-0027-415-3 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #1
1998-9926-715-3 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #3
1997-9830-515-3 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #4
1996-9722-812-6 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #15
1994-9520-910-8 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #15
1993-9417-1110-8 (Pac-10)Mike Montgomery
1992-937-232-16 (Pac-10)Mike Montgomery
1991-9218-1110-8 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #24
1990-9120-138-10 (Pac-10)Mike Montgomery
1989-9018-129-9 (Pac-10)Mike Montgomery
1988-8926-715-3 (Pac-10)Mike MontgomeryAP #12
1987-8821-1211-7 (Pac-10)Mike Montgomery
1986-8715-139-9 (Pac-10)Mike Montgomery
1985-8614-168-10 (Pac-10)Tom Davis
1984-8511-173-15 (Pac-10)Tom Davis
1983-8419-128-10 (Pac-10)Tom Davis
1982-8314-146-12 (Pac-10)Tom Davis
1981-827-202-16 (Pac-10)Dick DiBiaso
1980-819-185-13 (Pac-10)Dick DiBiaso
1979-807-195-13 (Pac-10)Dick DiBiaso
1978-7912-156-12 (Pac-10)Dick DiBiaso
1977-7813-143-11 (Pac-8)Dick DiBiaso
1976-7711-163-11 (Pac-8)Dick DiBiaso
1974-7512-146-8 (Pac-8)Howard DallmarAP #15
1973-7411-145-9 (Pac-8)Howard Dallmar
1972-7314-117-7 (Pac-8)Howard Dallmar
1971-7210-155-9 (Pac-8)Howard Dallmar
1970-716-202-12 (Pac-8)Howard Dallmar
1969-705-202-12 (Pac-8)Howard Dallmar
1968-698-174-10 (Pac-8)Howard Dallmar
1967-6810-155-9 (AAWU)Howard Dallmar
1966-6715-117-7 (AAWU)Howard Dallmar
1965-6613-128-6 (AAWU)Howard Dallmar
1964-6515-89-5 (AAWU)Howard Dallmar
1963-6415-109-6 (AAWU)Howard Dallmar
1962-6316-97-5 (AAWU)Howard DallmarAP #7
1961-6216-68-4 (AAWU)Howard Dallmar
1960-617-173-9 (AAWU)Howard Dallmar
1959-6011-144-7 (AAWU)Howard Dallmar
1958-5915-910-6 (PCC)Howard Dallmar
1957-5812-137-9 (PCC)Howard Dallmar
1956-5711-157-9 (PCC)Howard Dallmar
1955-5618-610-6 (PCC)Howard DallmarAP #19
1954-5516-87-5 (PCC)Howard Dallmar
1953-5413-103-9 (PCC)Robert Burnett
1952-536-172-10 (PCC)Robert Burnett
1951-5219-96-6 (PCC)Robert BurnettAP #13
1950-5112-145-7 (PCC)Everett Dean
1949-5011-143-9 (PCC)Everett Dean
1948-4919-95-7 (PCC)Everett DeanAP #9
1947-4815-113-9 (PCC)Everett Dean
1946-4715-165-7 (PCC)Everett Dean
1945-466-180-12 (PCC)Everett Dean
1942-4310-114-4 (PCC)Everett Dean
1941-4228-411-1 (PCC)Everett Dean
1940-4121-510-2 (PCC)Everett Dean
1939-4014-96-6 (PCC)Everett Dean
1938-3916-96-6 (PCC)Everett Dean
1937-3821-310-2 (PCC)John Bunn
1936-3725-210-2 (PCC)John Bunn
1935-3622-78-4 (PCC)John Bunn
1934-359-174-8 (PCC)John Bunn
1933-348-125-7 (PCC)John Bunn
1932-339-183-8 (PCC)John Bunn
1931-326-142-9 (PCC)John Bunn
1930-318-93-6 (PCC)John Bunn
1929-3010-92-7 (PCC)E.P. Husky Hunt
1928-2913-66-3 (PCC)E.P. Husky Hunt
1927-288-131-8 (PCC)E.P. Husky Hunt
1926-279-93-2 (PCC)E.P. Husky Hunt
1925-2610-63-2 (PCC)Andrew Kerr
1924-2510-31-3 (PCC)Andrew Kerr
1923-2410-53-5 (PCC)Andrew Kerr
1922-2312-45-3 (PCC)Andrew Kerr
1921-228-74-6 (PCC)Eugene Van Gent
1920-2115-38-3 (PCC)Walter Powell
1919-2012-39-1 (PCC)Melbourne Evans
1918-199-30-2 (PCC)Melbourne Evans
1917-1811-4IndRussell Wilson
1916-178-80-6 (PCC)Russell Wilson
1915-162-9IndSquire Behrens
1914-154-5IndH.W. Maloney
1913-147-5IndH.W. Maloney

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