Purdue Boilermakers basketball — program history

Purdue played its first basketball game in 1896, a 34-19 win over the Lafayette YMCA, and has been a Big Ten powerhouse ever since. The 'Boilermakers' nickname originated in 1891 when a reporter described Purdue's 44-0 football rout of Wabash College. Purdue holds the most Big Ten regular season championships with 26 and was the first Big Ten program ranked No. 1 for three consecutive seasons. Despite producing legends like John Wooden and reaching multiple title games, the program is still chasing its first NCAA Championship.

The name

A Crawfordsville reporter dubbed the team 'Boiler Makers' after Purdue's 44-0 football trouncing of Wabash College on October 26, 1891

Signature moment

Zach Edey leading Purdue to the 2024 NCAA Championship game, the program's first Final Four in 44 years

Purdue's official mascot is a full-size replica Victorian-era locomotive called the Boilermaker Special, claimed to be the world's largest, fastest, heaviest, and loudest collegiate mascot

The Purdue Boilermakers compete in the Big Ten and hold an all-time record of 1980–1084 (.646 winning percentage) across 125 recorded seasons dating back to 1896-97. The program has reached 3 Final Fours.

Season-by-season results

SeasonRecordConferenceCoachAP peak
2025-2626-813-7 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #1
2024-2524-1213-7 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #6
2023-2434-517-3 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #1
2022-2329-615-5 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #1
2021-2229-814-6 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #1
2020-2118-1013-6 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #20
2019-2016-159-11 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #23
2018-1926-1016-4 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #11
2017-1830-715-3 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #3
2016-1727-814-4 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #13
2015-1626-912-6 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #9
2014-1521-1312-6 (Big Ten)Matt Painter
2013-1415-175-13 (Big Ten)Matt Painter
2012-1316-188-10 (Big Ten)Matt Painter
2011-1222-1310-8 (Big Ten)Matt Painter
2010-1126-814-4 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #6
2009-1029-614-4 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #3
2008-0927-1011-7 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #9
2007-0825-915-3 (Big Ten)Matt PainterAP #14
2006-0722-129-7 (Big Ten)Matt Painter
2005-069-193-13 (Big Ten)Matt Painter
2004-057-213-13 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
2003-0417-147-9 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #16
2002-0319-1110-6 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #24
2001-0213-185-11 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
2000-0117-156-10 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
1999-0024-1012-4 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #19
1998-9921-137-9 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #8
1997-9828-812-4 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #5
1996-9718-1212-6 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
1994-9525-715-3 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #12
1993-9429-514-4 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #3
1992-9318-109-9 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #9
1991-9218-158-10 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
1990-9117-129-9 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
1989-9022-813-5 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #8
1988-8915-168-10 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
1987-8829-416-2 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #2
1986-8725-515-3 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #2
1985-8622-1011-7 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #15
1984-8520-911-7 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
1983-8422-715-3 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #7
1982-8321-911-7 (Big Ten)Gene KeadyAP #18
1981-8218-1411-7 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
1980-8121-1110-8 (Big Ten)Gene Keady
1979-8023-1011-7 (Big Ten)Lee RoseAP #8
1978-7927-813-5 (Big Ten)Lee RoseAP #13
1977-7816-1111-7 (Big Ten)Fred SchausAP #11
1975-7616-1111-7 (Big Ten)Fred Schaus
1974-7517-1111-7 (Big Ten)Fred SchausAP #12
1972-7315-98-6 (Big Ten)Fred SchausAP #17
1971-7212-126-8 (Big Ten)George King
1970-7118-711-3 (Big Ten)George KingAP #16
1969-7018-611-3 (Big Ten)George KingAP #3
1968-6923-513-1 (Big Ten)George KingAP #6
1967-6815-99-5 (Big Ten)George KingAP #7
1966-6715-97-7 (Big Ten)George King
1965-668-164-10 (Big Ten)George King
1964-6512-125-9 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1963-6412-128-6 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1962-637-172-12 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1961-6217-79-5 (Big Ten)Ray EddyAP #6
1960-6116-710-4 (Big Ten)Ray EddyAP #10
1959-6011-126-8 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1958-5915-78-6 (Big Ten)Ray EddyAP #18
1957-5814-89-5 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1956-5715-78-6 (Big Ten)Ray EddyAP #17
1955-5616-69-5 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1954-5512-105-9 (Big Ten)Ray EddyAP #17
1953-549-133-11 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1952-534-183-15 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1951-528-143-11 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1950-518-144-10 (Big Ten)Ray Eddy
1949-509-133-9 (Big Ten)Melvin Taube
1948-4913-96-6 (Big Ten)Melvin Taube
1947-4811-96-6 (Big Ten)Melvin Taube
1946-479-114-8 (Big Ten)Melvin Taube
1945-4610-114-8 (Big Ten)Melvin Taube,Piggy Lambert
1944-459-116-6 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1943-4411-108-4 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1942-439-116-6 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1941-4214-79-6 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1940-4113-76-6 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1939-4016-410-2 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1938-3912-76-6 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1937-3818-210-2 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1936-3715-58-4 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1935-3616-411-1 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1934-3517-39-3 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1933-3417-310-2 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1932-3311-76-6 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1931-3217-111-1 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1930-3112-58-4 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1929-3013-210-0 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1928-2913-49-3 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1927-2815-210-2 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1926-2712-59-3 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1925-2613-48-4 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1924-259-57-4 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1923-2412-57-5 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1922-239-67-5 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1921-2215-38-1 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1920-2113-78-4 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1919-2016-48-2 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1918-196-84-7 (Big Ten)Piggy Lambert
1917-1811-55-5 (Big Ten)Jock Maloney
1916-1711-37-2 (Western)Piggy Lambert
1915-164-102-10 (Western)R.E. Vaughn
1914-155-84-8 (Western)R.E. Vaughn
1913-145-93-9 (Western)R.E. Vaughn
1912-137-56-5 (Western)R.E. Vaughn
1911-1212-010-0 (Western)Ralph Jones
1910-1112-48-4 (Western)Ralph Jones
1909-108-55-5 (Western)Ralph Jones
1908-098-46-4 (Western)Doc Stewart
1907-085-90-8 (Western)Clarence Jamison
1906-077-82-6 (Western)Clarence Jamison
1905-064-73-6 (Western)Clarence Jamison
1904-053-6WesternJames Nufer
1903-0411-2Western
1902-038-0WesternC.I. Freeman
1901-0210-3WesternC.M. Besy
1900-0112-0WesternAlpha Jamison
1899-000-1WesternAlpha Jamison
1896-971-1IndHomer Curtis

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