1995-96 Arkansas Razorbacks basketball — schedule and results
The 1995-96 Arkansas Razorbacks went 20-13 (9-7 in the SEC) under head coach Nolan Richardson. The team peaked at #16 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 11.66.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 33 games from this season: 14–5 at home, 3–6 on the road, and 3–2 on neutral courts. The Razorbacks scored 77.6 points per game and allowed 74.0 (+3.6 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Jan 20, 1996 to Feb 3, 1996. The most lopsided win was 103–49 over North Carolina A&T Aggies on Nov 30, 1995; the heaviest defeat was 101–76 at Auburn Tigers on Jan 6, 1996. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Ole Miss Rebels (63–62).
Among Arkansas Razorbacks' 103 recorded seasons, 1995-96's .606 winning percentage ranks 62nd. Previous season: 1994-95 Razorbacks (32–7). Next season: 1996-97 Razorbacks (18–14).
Game-by-game results (33 games)
Game recaps
1995-11-28: Michigan State Spartans edged Arkansas Razorbacks 75–72. Jamie Feick led the winners with 20 points. Jesse Pate had 20 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1995-11-30: Arkansas Razorbacks blew out North Carolina A&T 103–49 as Jesse Pate scored a team-high 20.
1995-12-02: Behind Sunday Adebayo's 19 points, Arkansas Razorbacks rolled past Alcorn State Braves 116–75. DeCarlos Anderson had 23 for Alcorn State Braves.
1995-12-21: Behind Pat Bradley's 16 points, Arkansas Razorbacks rolled past SMU 73–46.
1995-12-23: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Tennessee State Tigers 86–67 as Pat Bradley scored a team-high 18. Monty Wilson had 27 for Tennessee State Tigers.
1995-12-30: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Jackson State Tigers 86–77. Lee Wilson led the winners with 22 points. Titus Hooten had 26 for Jackson State Tigers.
1996-01-03: Arkansas Razorbacks handled Florida 75–60. Jesse Pate led the winners with 23 points. Dametri Hill had 18 for Florida.
1996-01-06: Auburn routed Arkansas Razorbacks 101–76. Lance Weems led the winners with 36 points. Pat Bradley had 17 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1996-01-10: Behind Jesse Pate's 15 points, Arkansas Razorbacks held off Ole Miss 63–62. Ansu Sesay had 15 for Ole Miss.
1996-01-13: Behind Frank Seckar's 20 points, Vanderbilt defeated Arkansas Razorbacks 80–73. Sunday Adebayo had 18 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1996-01-18: Memphis routed Arkansas Razorbacks 94–72. Rodney Newsom led the winners with 23 points. Jesse Pate had 19 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1996-01-20: Behind Kareem Reid's 20 points, Arkansas Razorbacks pulled away from Mississippi State Bulldogs 80–68. Marcus Bullard had 19 for Mississippi State Bulldogs.
1996-01-23: Behind Kareem Reid's 24 points, Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Alabama 71–63. Roy Rogers had 16 for Alabama.
1996-01-30: Arkansas Razorbacks got past LSU 76–68 as Kareem Reid scored a team-high 14. Ronnie Henderson had 28 for LSU.
1996-02-03: Arkansas Razorbacks beat South Carolina 81–69 as Kareem Reid scored a team-high 22. B.J. McKie had 24 for South Carolina.
1996-02-06: Mississippi State Bulldogs handled Arkansas Razorbacks 78–63. Bubba Wilson led the winners with 26 points. Jesse Pate had 14 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1996-02-11: Behind Tony Delk's 21 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Arkansas 88–73. Darnell Robinson had 15 for Arkansas.
1996-02-14: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Ole Miss 79–73. Kareem Reid led the winners with 18 points. Keith Carter had 20 for Ole Miss.
1996-02-21: Tennessee beat Arkansas Razorbacks 66–59. Steve Hamer led the winners with 21 points. Darnell Robinson had 24 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1996-02-25: Georgia beat Arkansas Razorbacks 71–59 as Katu Davis scored a team-high 22. Nick Davis had 15 for Arkansas Razorbacks. Nick Davis grabbed 16 rebounds.
1996-02-28: Behind Eric Washington's 24 points, Alabama defeated Arkansas Razorbacks 98–89. Marlon Towns had 22 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1996-03-02: Arkansas Razorbacks handled LSU 94–79. Pat Bradley led the winners with 25 points. Maurice Carter had 17 for LSU.
1996-03-08: Arkansas Razorbacks blew out South Carolina 80–58 as Pat Bradley scored a team-high 23. B.J. McKie had 19 for South Carolina.
1996-03-09: Kentucky Wildcats routed Arkansas 95–75. Antoine Walker led the winners with 21 points. Darnell Robinson had 19 for Arkansas.
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