1999-00 Auburn Tigers basketball — schedule and results
The 1999-00 Auburn Tigers went 24-10 (9-7 in the SEC) under head coach Cliff Ellis. The team peaked at #2 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 13.59.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 34 games from this season: 14–1 at home, 3–6 on the road, and 7–3 on neutral courts. The Tigers scored 71.3 points per game and allowed 64.4 (+6.9 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 14 games, from Dec 1, 1999 to Jan 19, 2000. The most lopsided win was 109–52 at Puerto Rico–Mayaguez on Dec 20, 1999; the heaviest defeat was 105–76 at Tennessee Volunteers on Jan 25, 2000. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Florida State Seminoles (55–54). 2 games went to overtime.
Among Auburn Tigers' 110 recorded seasons, 1999-00's .706 winning percentage ranks 19th. Previous season: 1998-99 Tigers (29–4). Next season: 2000-01 Tigers (18–14).
Game-by-game results (34 games)
Game recaps
2000-01-11: Behind Chris Porter's 22 points, Auburn held off Kentucky Wildcats 66–63. Jamaal Magloire had 16 for Kentucky Wildcats.
2000-02-05: Auburn beat Arkansas Razorbacks 73–55 as Scott Pohlman scored a team-high 21. Teddy Gipson had 12 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
2000-03-05: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Auburn 64–55. Joe Johnson led the winners with 22 points. Mack McGadney had 19 for Auburn.
2000-03-12: Behind Brandon Dean's 22 points, Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Auburn 75–67. Jay Heard had 15 for Auburn. Mack McGadney grabbed 15 rebounds.
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