2002-03 Dayton Flyers basketball — schedule and results

The 2002-03 Dayton Flyers went 24-6. 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 30 games from this season: 17–1 at home, 7–4 on the road, and 0–1 on neutral courts. The Flyers scored 72.7 points per game and allowed 66.9 (+5.8 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 9 games, from Jan 4, 2003 to Feb 5, 2003. The most lopsided win was 83–55 over Massachusetts Minutemen on Jan 29, 2003; the heaviest defeat was 78–63 at Miami (OH) RedHawks on Dec 4, 2002. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Duquesne Dukes (76–75). 1 game went to overtime.

Among Dayton Flyers' 114 recorded seasons, 2002-03's .800 winning percentage ranks 14th. Previous season: 2001-02 Flyers (21–11). Next season: 2003-04 Flyers (24–9).

Game-by-game results (30 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2002-11-24	vs Delaware State Hornets	W 65–38	University of Dayton Arena
2002-11-27	vs Evansville Purple Aces	W 64–59	University of Dayton Arena
2002-11-30	vs Cincinnati Bearcats	W 75–69	University of Dayton Arena
2002-12-04	at Miami (OH) RedHawks	L 63–78	Millett Hall
2002-12-07	vs UNC Wilmington Seahawks	W 59–48	University of Dayton Arena
2002-12-14	at Saint Louis Billikens	L 55–63	Savvis Center
2002-12-17	vs Ball State Cardinals	W 80–65	University of Dayton Arena
2002-12-20	at Old Dominion Monarchs	W 71–67	Ted Constant Convocaation Center
2002-12-22	vs Villanova Wildcats	W 80–78	University of Dayton Arena
2002-12-29	at Duke Blue Devils	L 74–85	Cameron Indoor Stadium
2003-01-04	vs Marquette Golden Eagles	W 92–85 (OTOT)	University of Dayton Arena
2003-01-08	vs La Salle Explorers	W 76–72	University of Dayton Arena
2003-01-11	vs Duquesne Dukes	W 77–72	University of Dayton Arena
2003-01-15	vs Richmond Spiders	W 66–53	University of Dayton Arena
2003-01-18	at George Washington Revolutionaries	W 71–61	Charles E. Smith Center
2003-01-25	at Temple Owls	W 57–49	Liacouras Center
2003-01-29	vs Massachusetts Minutemen	W 83–55	University of Dayton Arena
2003-02-01	at La Salle Explorers	W 75–70	Tom Gola Arena
2003-02-05	at Duquesne Dukes	W 76–75	A.J. Palumbo Center
2003-02-08	at Xavier Musketeers	L 77–85	Cintas Center
2003-02-12	vs George Washington Revolutionaries	W 87–68	University of Dayton Arena
2003-02-15	vs Saint Joseph's Hawks	W 66–56	University of Dayton Arena
2003-02-19	at Richmond Spiders	W 70–63	Robins Center
2003-02-22	vs Xavier Musketeers	L 72–73	University of Dayton Arena
2003-02-26	at Rhode Island Rams	W 82–70	Thomas M. Ryan Center
2003-03-01	vs Fordham Rams	W 69–64	University of Dayton Arena
2003-03-13	vs Rhode Island Rams	W 74–57	University of Dayton Arena
2003-03-14	vs Saint Joseph's Hawks	W 76–73	University of Dayton Arena
2003-03-15	vs Temple Owls	W 79–72	University of Dayton Arena
2003-03-20	neutral Tulsa Golden Hurricane	L 71–84	Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena

Game recaps

2002-11-27: Behind Brooks Hall's 20 points, Dayton defeated Evansville Purple Aces 64–59. Ian Hanavan had 20 for Evansville Purple Aces. Brooks Hall grabbed 15 rebounds.

2003-01-04: Dayton beat Marquette Golden Eagles 92–85. Marshall, Ramod led the winners with 23 points. JACKSON, Robert had 19 for Marquette Golden Eagles.

2003-01-08: Dayton got past La Salle Explorers 76–72 as Waleskowski, Keith scored a team-high 24. NEAL, Gary had 26 for La Salle Explorers.

2003-01-29: Dayton routed Massachusetts Minutemen 83–55. HALL,Brooks led the winners with 20 points. LEE,Gabe had 12 for Massachusetts Minutemen.

2003-02-01: Dayton got past La Salle Explorers 75–70 as Hall, Brooks scored a team-high 17. NEAL, Gary had 33 for La Salle Explorers.

2003-02-12: Dayton beat George Washington Revolutionaries 87–68 as Jones, Mark scored a team-high 15. Monroe, Chris had 21 for George Washington Revolutionaries.

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