They were the first team to go 0–29 in a single season, which is the worst winless season in NCAA Division I basketball history (however, it is not recognized as an official record since NJIT was in transition year two (of three) from Division II to Division I and, despite playing exclusively Division I opposition, were only considered a provisional member).

Their closest contests were nine-point defeats at Lehigh (67–58) and at Stony Brook (62–53).

Head coach Jim Casciano took an in-season temporary leave of absence for personal health matters and missed twelve games (November 11–December 15, 2007), with assistant coach Wendell Alexis assuming those duties during the absence.

[1] The entire men's basketball coaching staff resigned, effective upon completion of the season.

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