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The '''Seton Hall University''' Pirates compete as members of the [[{{bige}}]] in [[NCAA Division I]] basketball.  The school last sponsored football in 1982.  Seton Hall is a private Catholic (Diocesan) institution located in South Orange, New Jersey, just east of Newark.  The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 5,000.

The campus is located in suburban South Orange, along Orange Avenue and Ward Place, looped by Seton Drive.  The closest freeway access is about a mile away, at exit 144 off the Garden State Parkway.  Prudential Center (19,000) is off-campus, five miles away in downtown Newark at Broad Street and Lafayette Street.

[[Rutgers]] and [[Saint John's (NY)]] are Seton Hall's main rivals.  The Pirates don't really have much to speak of in terms of non-conference rivalries, although obviously any meeting with other New York area schools will have a little extra spice.

Joe Repko, who played tackle for the Steelers during World War II, is the only Seton Hall alum to have reached the NFL.  Hall of Famers Bobby Wanzer and Bob Davies lead the list of 25 former Pirates who've played in the NBA or ABA.
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=='''Conference Affiliations'''==
===Football===
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|no team
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|1982-present
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|[[{{d3ind}}]]
|NCAA III
|1978-1981
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|[[{{metrofc}}|Metropolitan Football Conference]]
|NCAA III
|1973-1977
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|club team
|NCFA
|1965-1972
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|no team
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|1933-1964
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|[[NCAA Independents]]
|NCAA
|1930-1932
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|no varsity team
| 
|1906-1929
|-
|[[Pre-NCAA Independents]]
|Independent
|1882-1905
|}
===Basketball===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|[[{{bige}}]]
|NCAA I
|1979-present
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|[[{{nynj7}}|New York/New Jersey 7 Conference]]<br>ECAC Metro (tournament eligibility)
|NCAA I
|1976-1979
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|[[{{d1ind}}]]<br>ECAC Metro (tournament eligibility)
|NCAA I
|1974-1976
|-
|[[{{d1ind}}]]
|NCAA I
|1973-1974
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|[[{{udind}}]]
|NCAA University
|1969-1973
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|[[{{metcc}}|Metropolitan Collegiate Conference]]
|NCAA University
|1965-1969
|-
|[[{{udind}}]]
|NCAA University
|1956-1965
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|[[NCAA Independents]]
|NCAA
|1910-1956
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|[[Pre-NCAA Independents]]
|Independent
|1908-1910
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=='''Post-Season Appearances'''==
===Football===
Seton Hall never received a post-season invitation in football.
===Basketball===
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|style="width: 300px;"|'''[[NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament Championship Game]]'''
|[[1989 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1989]]
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|[[1988 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1988]], ''[[1989 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1989]]'', [[1991 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1991]], [[1992 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1992]], [[1993 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1993]], [[1994 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1994]], [[2000 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|2000]], [[2004 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|2004]], [[2006 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|2006]]
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|'''[[National Invitation Tournament|NIT Championship Game]]'''
|'''[[1953 National Invitation Tournament|1953]]'''
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|{{nit}}
|[[1941 National Invitation Tournament|1941]], [[1951 National Invitation Tournament|1951]], [[1952 National Invitation Tournament|1952]], '''[[1953 National Invitation Tournament|1953]]''', [[1955 National Invitation Tournament|1955]], [[1956 National Invitation Tournament|1956]], [[1957 National Invitation Tournament|1957]], [[1974 National Invitation Tournament|1974]], [[1977 National Invitation Tournament|1977]], [[1987 National Invitation Tournament|1987]], [[1995 National Invitation Tournament|1995]], [[1998 National Invitation Tournament|1998]], [[1999 National Invitation Tournament|1999]], [[2001 National Invitation Tournament|2001]], [[2003 National Invitation Tournament|2003]], [[2010 National Invitation Tournament|2010]], [[2012 National Invitation Tournament|2012]]
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=='''Championships'''==
===Football===
Seton Hall never won a football championship of any kind.
===Basketball===
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|[[NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|NCAA Division I Tournament]] West Region Champions
|''[[1989 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1989]]''
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|'''[[National Invitation Tournament|National Invitation Tournament Champions]]'''
|'''[[1953 National Invitation Tournament|1953]]'''
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|[[{{bige}}]] Tournament Champions
|[[1991 Big East Conference Men's Basketball|1991]], [[1993 Big East Conference Men's Basketball|1993]]
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|[[{{bige}}]] Regular Season Champions
|''[[1992 Big East Conference Men's Basketball|1992]]'', [[1993 Big East Conference Men's Basketball|1993]]
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|[[{{nynj7}}|New York/New Jersey 7 Conference]]
|''[[1977 New York/New Jersey 7 Conference Men's Basketball|1977]]''
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=='''National Individual Awards'''==
===Football===
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===Basketball===
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|'''[[National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame]]'''
|2006: Bob Davies (G/F)<br>2006: Bobby Wanzer (G)<br>2008: Dick Vitale (contributor)
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|[[Wayman Tisdale Award]]
|2001: Eddie Griffin (C)
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|[[NABC Division I Coach of the Year]]
|1989: P.J. Carlesimo
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|[[NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Consensus All-Americans|NCAA Division I Consensus All-Americans]]
|1942: Robert Davies (G/F)<br>1953: Walt Dukes (C)
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=='''External Links'''==
[http://www.shupirates.com/ Seton Hall University Athletics]
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