1973–74 Georgetown Hoyas men's basketball team

The 1973–74 Georgetown Hoyas men's basketball team represented Georgetown University during the 1973–74 NCAA Division I college basketball season. John Thompson, coached them in his second season as head coach. The team was an independent and played its home games at McDonough Gymnasium on the Georgetown campus in Washington, D.C. A young and inexperienced team, it played inconsistently, finished the season with a record of 13-13, and had no post-season play.

1973–74 Georgetown Hoyas men's basketball
ConferenceIndependent
Record13–13
Head coach
Assistant coaches
  • Bill Stein (2nd season)
  • Frank Fuqua (1st season)
Home arenaMcDonough Gymnasium
1973–74 NCAA Division I men's basketball independents standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 5 Notre Dame – –26–3  .897
No. 8 Providence – –28–4  .875
No. 16 Pittsburgh – –25–4  .862
UNC Charlotte – –22–4  .846
Centenary – –21–4  .840
Marquette – –26–5  .839
No. 19 South Carolina – –22–5  .815
No. 18 Oral Roberts – –23–6  .793
South Alabama – –22–6  .786
Creighton – –23–7  .767
St. John's – –20–7  .741
Georgia Southern – –19–7  .731
Southern Illinois – –19–7  .731
Syracuse – –19–7  .731
VCU – –17–7  .708
Cincinnati – –19–8  .704
Boston College – –21–9  .700
Florida State – –18–8  .692
Rutgers – –18–8  .692
No. 20 Dayton – –20–9  .690
Hawaii – –19–9  .679
Jacksonville – –20–10  .667
Manhattan – –18–9  .667
Mercer – –16–8  .667
Detroit Mercy – –17–9  .654
Fairfield – –17–9  .654
Houston – –17–9  .654
Illinois State – –17–9  .654
Marshall – –17–9  .654
St. Bonaventure – –17–9  .654
Stetson – –17–9  .654
DePaul – –16–9  .640
Memphis State – –19–11  .633
Northeast Louisiana – –16–10  .615
Utah State – –16–10  .615
Colgate – –15–10  .600
Portland State – –16–11  .593
Seton Hall – –16–11  .593
Pan American – –13–9  .591
George Washington – –15–11  .577
Portland – –15–11  .577
Saint Francis (PA) – –15–11  .577
Ball State – –14–12  .538
Butler – –14–12  .538
Canisius – –14–12  .538
Milwaukee – –14–12  .538
Penn State – –14–12  .538
Northeastern – –12–11  .522
Long Island – –13–12  .520
Duquesne – –12–12  .500
Georgetown – –13–13  .500
Oklahoma City – –13–13  .500
Virginia Tech – –13–13  .500
Indiana State – –12–14  .462
Loyola Chicago – –12–14  .462
Niagara – –12–14  .462
Tulane – –12–14  .462
Air Force – –11–13  .458
Iona – –11–13  .458
St. Francis (NY) – –11–13  .458
Fairleigh Dickinson – –11–14  .440
Hardin-Simmons – –11–14  .440
South Florida – –11–14  .440
Denver – –11–15  .423
Southern Mississippi – –11–15  .423
Navy – –9–13  .409
West Virginia – –10–15  .400
Fordham – –8–17  .320
Northern Illinois – –8–17  .320
Eastern Michigan – –8–18  .308
Holy Cross – –8–18  .308
Saint Peter's – –8–18  .308
Xavier – –8–18  .308
Villanova – –7–19  .269
Army – –6–18  .250
Houston Baptist – –6–19  .240
Cleveland State – –6–20  .231
Samford – –6–20  .231
Buffalo – –5–20  .200
Georgia Tech – –5–21  .192
Georgia State – –1–25  .038
Rankings from AP Poll
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