1998-99 BYU Cougars basketball — schedule and results
The 1998-99 BYU Cougars went 12-16 (6-8 in the WAC) under head coach Steve Cleveland. Simple Rating System: 2.5.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 28 games from this season: 9–5 at home, 2–10 on the road, and 1–1 on neutral courts. The Cougars scored 71.8 points per game and allowed 73.4 (-1.6 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 3 games, from Jan 14, 1999 to Jan 21, 1999. The most lopsided win was 75–44 over San Jose State Spartans on Jan 21, 1999; the heaviest defeat was 93–62 at Oregon Ducks on Dec 5, 1998. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Washington State Cougars (69–70). 2 games went to overtime.
Among BYU Cougars' 113 recorded seasons, 1998-99's .429 winning percentage ranks 102nd. Previous season: 1997-98 Cougars (9–21). Next season: 1999-00 Cougars (22–11).
Game-by-game results (28 games)
Game recaps
1998-12-08: Washington State Cougars edged Brigham Young 70–69. THOMAS, Jan-Michael led the winners with 22 points. BIGELOW, Mark had 33 for Brigham Young.
1998-12-19: Behind Carlisle, Geno's 27 points, California Golden Bears held off BYU Cougars 71–70. Bigelow, Mark had 22 for BYU Cougars.
1999-01-09: Utah Utes blew out BYU Cougars 75–54 as Miller scored a team-high 24. Bigelow had 13 for BYU Cougars.
1999-01-30: Behind Lamont Long's 20 points, New Mexico Lobos pulled away from BYU Cougars 78–68. Mekeli Wesley had 24 for BYU Cougars.
1999-02-06: Utah Utes blew out Brigham Young 71–46 as Miller scored a team-high 19.
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