1988-89 Georgia Bulldogs basketball — schedule and results
The 1988-89 Georgia Bulldogs went 15-16 (6-12 in the SEC) under head coach Hugh Durham. The team peaked at #20 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 7.34.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 31 games from this season: 7–6 at home, 4–9 on the road, and 4–1 on neutral courts. The Bulldogs scored 76.5 points per game and allowed 74.8 (+1.7 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 6 games, from Dec 10, 1988 to Dec 30, 1988. The most lopsided win was 109–65 over UNC Asheville Bulldogs on Dec 19, 1988; the heaviest defeat was 102–76 at Iowa Hawkeyes on Dec 3, 1988. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Vanderbilt Commodores (75–76).
Among Georgia Bulldogs' 109 recorded seasons, 1988-89's .484 winning percentage ranks 69th. Previous season: 1987-88 Bulldogs (20–16). Next season: 1989-90 Bulldogs (20–9).
Game-by-game results (31 games)
Game recaps
1989-01-04: Kentucky Wildcats beat Georgia 76–65 as Reggie Hanson scored a team-high 20. Litterial Green had 17 for Georgia.
1989-02-05: Behind Alec Kessler's 22 points, Georgia pulled away from Kentucky Wildcats 84–72. Chris Mills had 19 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1989-02-12: Behind Luc Longley's 17 points, New Mexico Lobos pulled away from Georgia Bulldogs 80–66. Pat Hamilton had 22 for Georgia Bulldogs.
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