1964–65 St. John's Redmen basketball team

The 1964–65 St. John's Redmen basketball team represented St. John's University during the 1964–65 NCAA Division I college basketball season. The team was coached by Joseph Lapchick in his twentieth and final year at the school. St. John's was an independent and played their home games at Alumni Hall in Queens, NY and Madison Square Garden in Manhattan.

1964–65 St. John's Redmen men's basketball
ECAC Holiday Festival Champions
NIT Champions
NIT Championship vs. Villanova, W, 55-51
ConferenceIndependent
Record21–8
Head coach
Assistant coachLou Carnesecca
CaptainJerry Houston
Ken McIntyre
Home arenaAlumni Hall
Madison Square Garden
1964–65 NCAA University Division men's basketball independents standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 4 Providence– –24–2  .923
Miami– –22–4  .846
Penn State– –20–4  .833
No. 8 Villanova– –23–5  .821
Dayton– –22–7  .759
Boston College– –21–7  .750
Seattle– –19–7  .731
Army– –21–8  .724
St. John's– –21–8  .724
Detroit– –20–8  .714
Hardin–Simmons– –17–8  .680
Oklahoma City– –21–10  .677
Colorado State– –16–8  .667
Fairfield– –14–7  .667
Houston– –19–10  .655
St. Bonaventure– –15–8  .652
Texas Western– –16–9  .640
West Texas State– –16–9  .640
DePaul– –17–10  .630
Florida State– –16–10  .615
NYU– –16–10  .615
Manhattan– –13–9  .591
Duquesne– –14–10  .583
Creighton– –13–10  .565
Georgetown– –13–10  .565
Holy Cross– –13–10  .565
Syracuse– –13–10  .565
Georgia Tech– –14–11  .560
Fordham– –15–12  .556
Notre Dame– –15–12  .556
St. Francis (NY)– –11–9  .550
Centenary– –13–11  .542
Iona– –12–11  .522
Utah State– –13–12  .520
Rutgers– –12–12  .500
Boston University– –10–10  .500
Navy– –10–10  .500
Portland– –12–13  .480
Seton Hall– –12–13  .480
Canisius– –10–12  .455
Denver– –11–14  .440
Loyola Chicago– –11–14  .440
Butler– –11–15  .423
Memphis State– –10–14  .417
Saint Francis (PA)– –10–15  .400
Xavier– –10–15  .400
Air Force– –9–14  .391
Loyola (LA)– –8–16  .333
Marquette– –8–18  .308
New Mexico State– –8–18  .308
Colgate– –7–16  .304
Pittsburgh– –7–16  .304
Niagara– –4–17  .190
Rankings from AP Poll
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