1994-95 Alabama Crimson Tide basketball — schedule and results
The 1994-95 Alabama Crimson Tide went 23-10 (10-6 in the SEC) under head coach David Hobbs. The team peaked at #18 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 15.5.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 33 games from this season: 11–4 at home, 8–4 on the road, and 4–2 on neutral courts. The Crimson Tide scored 73.0 points per game and allowed 64.1 (+8.9 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 4 games, from Dec 3, 1994 to Dec 19, 1994. The most lopsided win was 95–48 over Florida A&M Rattlers on Dec 17, 1994; the heaviest defeat was 72–52 to Kentucky Wildcats on Feb 21, 1995. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Vanderbilt Commodores (74–75, overtime). 3 games went to overtime.
Among Alabama Crimson Tide's 111 recorded seasons, 1994-95's .697 winning percentage ranks 34th. Previous season: 1993-94 Crimson Tide (20–10). Next season: 1995-96 Crimson Tide (19–13).
Game-by-game results (33 games)
Game recaps
1995-01-24: Alabama handled Arkansas Razorbacks 88–70. Eric Washington led the winners with 23 points. Corliss Williamson had 17 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1995-02-15: Behind Scotty Thurman's 29 points, Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Alabama 86–80. Eric Washington had 16 for Alabama.
1995-02-21: Behind Rodrick Rhodes's 16 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past Alabama 72–52. Jason Caffey had 13 for Alabama.
1995-03-11: Behind Scotty Thurman's 14 points, Arkansas Razorbacks pulled away from Alabama 69–58. Marvin Orange had 13 for Alabama. Antonio McDyess grabbed 20 rebounds.
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