1997-98 Georgia Bulldogs basketball — schedule and results
The 1997-98 Georgia Bulldogs went 20-15 (7-9 in the SEC) under head coach Ron Jirsa. The team peaked at #19 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 13.11.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 35 games from this season: 11–4 at home, 6–6 on the road, and 3–5 on neutral courts. The Bulldogs scored 75.8 points per game and allowed 71.7 (+4.1 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Nov 12, 1997 to Nov 28, 1997. The most lopsided win was 116–59 over Charleston Southern Buccaneers on Nov 22, 1997; the heaviest defeat was 77–48 at Tennessee Volunteers on Feb 4, 1998. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against East Carolina Pirates (55–54). 1 game went to overtime.
Among Georgia Bulldogs' 109 recorded seasons, 1997-98's .571 winning percentage ranks 38th. Previous season: 1996-97 Bulldogs (24–9). Next season: 1998-99 Bulldogs (15–15).
Game-by-game results (35 games)
Game recaps
1998-01-06: Behind Wayne Turner's 20 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Georgia 90–79. Ray Harrison had 17 for Georgia.
1998-02-10: Georgia handled Arkansas Razorbacks 86–70. Jumaine Jones led the winners with 27 points. Derek Hood had 15 for Arkansas Razorbacks. Jumaine Jones grabbed 17 rebounds.
1998-02-22: Kentucky Wildcats handled Georgia 85–74. Nazr Mohammed led the winners with 16 points. Jumaine Jones had 21 for Georgia.
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