1998-99 Arizona Wildcats basketball — schedule and results
The 1998-99 Arizona Wildcats went 22-6. This season is absent from the official season table (results later vacated by the NCAA); the record shown is computed from the logged games.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 28 games from this season: 14–0 at home, 5–6 on the road, and 3–0 on neutral courts. The Wildcats scored 83.0 points per game and allowed 75.7 (+7.3 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 8 games, from Nov 13, 1998 to Dec 30, 1998. The most lopsided win was 89–41 over Holy Cross Crusaders on Dec 28, 1998; the heaviest defeat was 98–83 at Stanford Cardinal on Feb 27, 1999. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Tennessee Volunteers (73–72). 1 game went to overtime.
Among Arizona Wildcats' 107 recorded seasons, 1998-99's .786 winning percentage ranks 32nd. Previous season: 1997-98 Wildcats (30–5). Next season: 1999-00 Wildcats (27–7).
Game-by-game results (29 games)
* Result later vacated by the NCAA and not counted in official records.
Game recaps
1999-01-02: Behind Jerome Moiso's 21 points, UCLA Bruins defeated Arizona Wildcats 82–75. Jason Terry had 19 for Arizona Wildcats.
1999-01-07: Arizona beat Washington State Cougars 98–87 as TERRY, Jason scored a team-high 27. THOMAS, Jan-Michael had 34 for Washington State Cougars.
1999-01-09: Behind Terry's 30 points, Arizona held off Washington Huskies 88–86. Carey had 19 for Washington Huskies.
1999-01-16: New Mexico Lobos edged Arizona Wildcats 79–78. Lamont Long led the winners with 22 points. Jason Terry had 23 for Arizona Wildcats. Michael Wright grabbed 17 rebounds.
1999-02-04: Washington Huskies beat Arizona 90–84. Watts led the winners with 24 points. Terry had 28 for Arizona.
1999-02-06: Arizona survived Washington State Cougars 81–79 as TERRY, Jason scored a team-high 25. MENSAH-BONSU, Kojo had 21 for Washington State Cougars. WRIGHT, Michael grabbed 15 rebounds.
1999-03-06: Behind Jason Terry's 26 points, Arizona Wildcats pulled away from UCLA Bruins 87–70. Baron Davis had 21 for UCLA Bruins.
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