1972-73 Arkansas Razorbacks basketball — schedule and results
The 1972-73 Arkansas Razorbacks went 16-10 (9-5 in the SWC) under head coach Lanny Van Eman. Simple Rating System: -1.57.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 22 games from this season: 7–7 at home, 5–3 on the road. The Razorbacks scored 83.0 points per game and allowed 81.9 (+1.1 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 4 games, from Feb 13, 1973 to Feb 24, 1973. The most lopsided win was 105–79 at Rice Owls on Mar 3, 1973; the heaviest defeat was 108–82 at Texas A&M Aggies on Feb 10, 1973. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Memphis Tigers (86–87).
Among Arkansas Razorbacks' 103 recorded seasons, 1972-73's .615 winning percentage ranks 56th. Previous season: 1971-72 Razorbacks (8–18). Next season: 1973-74 Razorbacks (10–16).
Game-by-game results (22 games)
Game recaps
1972-12-09: Arkansas Razorbacks got past Tulane 87–83 as Martin Terry scored a team-high 35. Ernie Losch had 28 for Tulane.
1973-01-04: Behind Robert Parish's 33 points, Centenary defeated Arkansas Razorbacks 80–72. Dean Tolson had 18 for Arkansas Razorbacks. Robert Parish grabbed 21 rebounds.
1973-01-20: Arkansas Razorbacks got past Texas 76–72 as Martin Terry scored a team-high 29. Harry Larrabee had 18 for Texas. Dean Tolson grabbed 22 rebounds.
1973-02-03: Arkansas Razorbacks routed Rice 90–69. Dean Tolson led the winners with 23 points. Perry Gaudet had 24 for Rice. Dean Tolson grabbed 21 rebounds.
1973-02-13: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Texas 86–74 as Martin Terry scored a team-high 31. B.G. Brosterhous had 14 for Texas.
1973-02-20: Arkansas Razorbacks survived TCU 96–94 as Martin Terry scored a team-high 35. Lynn Royal had 20 for TCU. Dean Tolson grabbed 15 rebounds.
1973-02-24: Arkansas Razorbacks beat SMU 103–96. Martin Terry led the winners with 47 points. Sammy Hervey had 31 for SMU. Dean Tolson grabbed 16 rebounds.
1973-03-03: Behind Martin Terry's 30 points, Arkansas Razorbacks rolled past Rice 105–79. Randy Reynolds had 14 for Rice. Dean Tolson grabbed 22 rebounds.
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