The West Georgia Wolves men's basketball team, known previously as the West Georgia Braves, represents the University of West Georgia in Carrollton, Georgia. Since the 2024–25 season, the Wolves compete in the Division I United Athletic Conference. Due to the NCAA's policy on reclassifying programs, the Wolves will not be eligible to compete in the NCAA tournament or the NIT until 2028–29.
NCAA Division II tournament results The Wolves appeared in the NCAA Division II tournament twenty times. Their combined record was 14–21.
1975 Regional semifinalsRegional third place New OrleansSouthern L 89–90L 98–103 1980 Regional semifinalsRegional third place UCFBethune–Cookman L 78–81W 75–63 1981 Regional semifinalsRegional third place Florida SouthernMorehouse L 74–108W 102–76 1983 Regional semifinalsRegional final West ChesterJacksonville State W 74–73L 76–92 1984 Regional semifinalsRegional final TampaNorth Alabama W 64–63L 65–66 1986 Regional semifinalsRegional third place Florida SouthernAlabama A&M L 82–83W 104–84 1987 Regional semifinalsRegional final TampaFlorida Southern W 81–73L 69–78 1994 Regional first round Central Missouri State L 109–112 1997 Regional first round Tampa L 61–83 1998 Regional first roundRegional semifinals Fort Valley StateLynn W 77–74L 92–104 1999 Regional first round Henderson State L 54–76 2001 Regional first round Henderson State L 57–68 2002 Regional first roundRegional semifinalsRegional finalsElite Eight Delta StateTampaValdosta StateShaw W 76–71W 77–69W 81–69L 84–102 2005 Regional first round Central Arkansas L 71–74 2012 Regional first round Eckerd L 53–60 2015 Regional first roundRegional semifinals West AlabamaFlorida Southern W 80–79L 81–84 2016 Regional first round Stillman L 79–85 2021 Regional first roundRegional semifinals Valdosta StateFlagler W 79–75L 53–69 2023 Regional first roundRegional semifinals LeeNova Southeastern W 74–61L 74–105 2024 Regional first roundRegional semifinals LeeFlorida Southern W 75–61L 87–93
See also West Georgia Wolves
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