2015-16 George Washington Revolutionaries basketball — schedule and results

The 2015-16 George Washington Revolutionaries went 28-10 (11-7 in the A-10) under head coach Mike Lonergan. The team peaked at #20 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 11.43.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 38 games from this season: 16–3 at home, 8–5 on the road, and 4–2 on neutral courts. The Washington Revolutionaries scored 75.7 points per game and allowed 68.5 (+7.2 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 6 games, from Nov 13, 2015 to Nov 27, 2015. The most lopsided win was 90–50 over La Salle Explorers on Feb 21, 2016; the heaviest defeat was 82–61 at DePaul Blue Demons on Dec 22, 2015. The tightest finish was a 2-point win against Hofstra Pride (82–80). 1 game went to overtime.

Among George Washington Revolutionaries' 108 recorded seasons, 2015-16's .737 winning percentage ranks 12th. Previous season: 2014-15 Washington Revolutionaries (22–13). Next season: 2016-17 Washington Revolutionaries (20–15).

Game-by-game results (38 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2015-11-13	vs Lafayette Leopards	W 85–76	Charles E. Smith Center
2015-11-16	vs Virginia Cavaliers	W 73–68	Charles E. Smith Center
2015-11-19	at South Florida Bulls	W 73–67	Sun Dome
2015-11-22	vs Army Black Knights	W 92–81	Charles E. Smith Center
2015-11-24	vs Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs	W 94–65	Charles E. Smith Center
2015-11-27	neutral Tennessee Volunteers	W 73–70	Barclays Center
2015-11-28	neutral Cincinnati Bearcats	L 56–61	Barclays Center
2015-12-02	vs Seton Hall Pirates	W 72–64	Charles E. Smith Center
2015-12-08	vs Penn State Nittany Lions	W 76–66	Charles E. Smith Center
2015-12-12	vs Rutgers Scarlet Knights	W 83–49	Charles E. Smith Center
2015-12-19	vs Saint Peter's Peacocks	W 87–74	Charles E. Smith Center
2015-12-22	at DePaul Blue Demons	L 61–82	Allstate Arena
2015-12-29	at UCF Knights	W 67–50	CFE Arena
2016-01-03	vs Fordham Rams	W 69–63	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-01-06	at Saint Louis Billikens	L 62–65	Chaifetz Arena
2016-01-09	vs Duquesne Dukes	W 91–64	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-01-12	at Massachusetts Minutemen	W 81–70	Mullins Center
2016-01-15	at Dayton Flyers	L 70–77	University of Dayton Arena
2016-01-22	vs Rhode Island Rams	W 62–58	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-01-28	vs Richmond Spiders	L 90–98 (2OTOT)	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-01-31	at George Mason Patriots	W 76–70	EagleBank Arena
2016-02-03	vs Davidson Wildcats	W 79–69	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-02-06	at VCU Rams	W 72–69	Verizon Wireless Arena at Stuart C. Siegel Center
2016-02-10	vs Saint Joseph's Hawks	L 66–84	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-02-13	at St. Bonaventure Bonnies	L 57–64	Reilly Center
2016-02-17	at Duquesne Dukes	W 81–74	A.J. Palumbo Center
2016-02-21	vs La Salle Explorers	W 90–50	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-02-24	at Richmond Spiders	W 73–61	Robins Center
2016-02-27	vs VCU Rams	L 65–69	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-03-01	vs George Mason Patriots	W 74–52	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-03-05	at Davidson Wildcats	L 80–87	Belk Arena
2016-03-10	neutral Saint Louis Billikens	W 73–65	Barclays Center
2016-03-11	neutral Saint Joseph's Hawks	L 80–86	Barclays Center
2016-03-16	vs Hofstra Pride	W 82–80	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-03-21	at Monmouth Hawks	W 87–71	Multipurpose Activity Center
2016-03-23	vs Florida Gators	W 82–77	Charles E. Smith Center
2016-03-29	neutral San Diego State Aztecs	W 65–46	Madison Square Garden (IV)
2016-03-31	neutral Valparaiso Beacons	W 76–60	Madison Square Garden (IV)

Game recaps

2015-11-16: George Washington Revolutionaries got past Virginia Cavaliers 73–68 as CAVANAUGH, Tyler scored a team-high 18. Malcolm Brogdon had 28 for Virginia Cavaliers.

2016-03-05: Davidson Wildcats got past George Washington Revolutionaries 87–80 as GIBBS, Jack scored a team-high 31. WATANABE, Yuta had 22 for George Washington Revolutionaries.

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