1965-66 Denver Pioneers basketball — schedule and results
The 1965-66 Denver Pioneers went 14-11 under head coach Troy Bledsoe. Simple Rating System: 1.68.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 21 games from this season: 7–5 at home, 3–6 on the road. The Pioneers scored 80.8 points per game and allowed 81.9 (-1.0 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 3 games, from Jan 8, 1966 to Jan 22, 1966. The most lopsided win was 115–84 over New Mexico State Aggies on Jan 22, 1966; the heaviest defeat was 102–76 at BYU Cougars on Feb 12, 1966. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against oklahoma city (84–83).
Among Denver Pioneers' 92 recorded seasons, 1965-66's .560 winning percentage ranks 21st. Previous season: 1964-65 Pioneers (11–14). Next season: 1966-67 Pioneers (13–12).
Game-by-game results (21 games)
Game recaps
1966-01-01: Behind Daniels's 31 points, New Mexico Lobos rolled past Denver 87–66. Hollines had 30 for Denver. Daniels grabbed 15 rebounds.
1966-02-19: New Mexico Lobos got past Denver 86–77 as Mel Daniels scored a team-high 34. Harry Hollines had 26 for Denver.
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