We’re tracking the undefeated teams in DI college basketball for the 2023-24 season for as long as they can keep their records perfect.
UConn is the most recent women’s team to complete an undefeated season by cutting down the nets, going 38-0 in 2015-16. Last season, South Carolina was undefeated going into the Final Four — trying to win its second consecutive title — but Iowa shocked the Gamecocks to advance to the national championship game.
Men’s basketball hasn’t seen a perfect season since 1975-76 with 32-0 Indiana.
Here are the remaining undefeated DI teams this season, along with current records and when they play next. Rankings are from the latest AP Poll.
Undefeated DI men’s college basketball teams in 2023-24
- No. 3 Houston (11-0): vs. Texas State on Thursday, Dec. 21
- No. 7 Oklahoma (10-0): vs. No. 19 North Carolina on Wednesday, Dec. 20
- No. 20 James Madison (11-0): at Morgan State on Friday, Dec. 22
- No. 25 Ole Miss (11-0): vs. Southern Miss on Saturday, Dec. 23
There are four perfect men’s teams left. Half come from the Big 12, with the Cougars and Sooners chasing perfection. Oklahoma’s rise has been impressive, as the Sooners weren’t even ranked in the preseason poll but now find themselves in the top 10.
Undefeated DI women’s college basketball teams in 2023-24
- No. 1 South Carolina (11-0): at East Carolina on Saturday, Dec. 30
- No. 2 UCLA (10-0): vs. Hawai’i on Thursday, Dec. 21
- No. 3 NC State (11-0): at Old Dominion on Wednesday, Dec. 20
- No. 5 Texas (11-0): at UTRGV on Wednesday, Dec. 20
- No. 6 USC (9-0): at Long Beach State on Thursday, Dec. 21
- No. 10 Baylor (9-0): vs. Providence on Wednesday, Dec. 20
- No. 18 Marquette (11-0): vs. Bucknell on Thursday, Dec. 21
- No. 23 Washington (11-0): at No. 19 Louisville on Wednesday, Dec. 20
- No. 25 TCU (11-0): vs. Omaha on Wednesday, Dec. 20
- Oregon State (9-0): vs Texas Tech on Wednesday, Dec. 20
- West Virginia (10-0): vs. Niagara on Thursday, Dec. 21
There are a lot more unbeaten women’s teams — 11. The Big 12 (four teams) and the Pac-12 (four teams) are the stacked conferences as the calendar gets ready to turn to 2024.
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