Idaho State Bengals basketball — program history

Idaho State's basketball program began in 1923 in Pocatello, Idaho. The Bengals compete in the Big Sky Conference and have won multiple conference championships. The program reached the NCAA Tournament several times in the 1950s-80s.

The name

The Bengals nickname was adopted to represent the fierce Bengal tiger, giving the small-town Idaho university an exotic and powerful athletic identity.

Signature moment

Stunning UCLA 76-75 in the Sweet 16 of the 1977 NCAA Tournament, ending the Bruins' run of 10 straight Final Fours and carrying the small Big Sky program to the Elite Eight.

Idaho State's Reed Gym is one of the smallest Division I basketball venues in the country, and Pocatello's remote location in southeastern Idaho makes it one of the most isolated D-I campuses in America.

The Idaho State Bengals compete in the Big Sky and hold an all-time record of 826–1074 (.435 winning percentage) across 74 recorded seasons dating back to 1952-53.

Season-by-season results

SeasonRecordConferenceCoachAP peak
2025-2613-205-13 (Big Sky)Ryan Looney
2024-2515-1510-8 (Big Sky)Ryan Looney
2023-2414-207-11 (Big Sky)Ryan Looney
2022-2311-218-10 (Big Sky)Ryan Looney
2021-227-235-15 (Big Sky)Ryan Looney
2020-2113-118-6 (Big Sky)Ryan Looney
2019-208-224-16 (Big Sky)Ryan Looney
2018-1911-197-13 (Big Sky)Bill Evans
2017-1814-169-9 (Big Sky)Bill Evans
2016-175-263-15 (Big Sky)Bill Evans
2015-1616-1511-7 (Big Sky)Bill Evans
2014-157-234-14 (Big Sky)Bill Evans
2013-1411-188-12 (Big Sky)Bill Evans
2012-136-245-15 (Big Sky)Bill Evans
2011-129-217-9 (Big Sky)Joe O'Brien,Deane Martin
2010-119-204-12 (Big Sky)Joe O'Brien
2009-107-224-12 (Big Sky)Joe O'Brien
2008-0913-199-7 (Big Sky)Joe O'Brien
2007-0812-198-8 (Big Sky)Joe O'Brien
2006-0713-178-8 (Big Sky)Joe O'Brien
2005-0613-144-10 (Big Sky)Doug Oliver
2004-059-183-11 (Big Sky)Doug Oliver
2003-0413-187-7 (Big Sky)Doug Oliver
2002-0315-147-7 (Big Sky)Doug Oliver
2001-0210-173-11 (Big Sky)Doug Oliver
2000-0114-1410-6 (Big Sky)Doug Oliver
1999-008-193-13 (Big Sky)Doug Oliver
1998-996-204-12 (Big Sky)Doug Oliver
1997-986-202-14 (Big Sky)Herb Williams
1996-9714-139-7 (Big Sky)Herb Williams
1995-9611-157-7 (Big Sky)Herb Williams
1994-9518-107-7 (Big Sky)Herb Williams
1993-9418-910-4 (Big Sky)Herb Williams
1992-9310-185-9 (Big Sky)Herb Williams
1991-929-216-10 (Big Sky)Herb Williams
1990-9111-187-9 (Big Sky)Herb Williams
1989-906-213-13 (Big Sky)Jim Boutin
1988-899-184-12 (Big Sky)Jim Boutin
1987-8815-138-8 (Big Sky)Jim Boutin
1986-8715-165-9 (Big Sky)Jim Boutin
1985-8615-128-6 (Big Sky)Jim Boutin
1984-8515-185-9 (Big Sky)Wayne Ballard
1983-8412-206-8 (Big Sky)Wayne Ballard
1982-8310-177-7 (Big Sky)Wayne Ballard
1981-8214-125-9 (Big Sky)Lynn Archibald
1980-8112-146-8 (Big Sky)Lynn Archibald
1979-809-175-9 (Big Sky)Lynn Archibald
1978-7914-138-6 (Big Sky)Lynn Archibald
1977-7816-1011-3 (Big Sky)Lynn Archibald
1976-7725-513-1 (Big Sky)Jim Killingsworth
1975-7616-119-5 (Big Sky)Jim Killingsworth
1974-7516-109-5 (Big Sky)Jim Killingsworth
1973-7420-811-3 (Big Sky)Jim Killingsworth
1972-7318-810-4 (Big Sky)Jim Killingsworth
1971-7214-128-6 (Big Sky)Jim Killingsworth
1970-719-157-7 (Big Sky)Danny Miller
1969-7013-1111-4 (Big Sky)Danny Miller
1968-698-183-12 (Big Sky)Danny Miller
1967-6810-127-8 (Big Sky)Danny Miller
1966-6710-155-5 (Big Sky)Claude Retherford
1965-667-191-9 (Big Sky)Claude Retherford
1964-657-194-6 (Big Sky)James Nau
1963-6411-135-5 (Big Sky)James Nau
1962-639-15IndJohn Evans
1961-6217-9IndJohn Evans
1960-6113-12IndJohn Evans
1959-6021-5IndJohn Evans
1958-5921-7IndJohn Grayson
1957-5822-6IndJohn Grayson
1956-5725-4IndJohn GraysonAP #15
1955-5618-8IndSteve Belko
1954-5518-8IndSteve Belko
1953-5422-5IndSteve Belko
1952-5318-7IndSteve Belko

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