1999-00 Georgia Bulldogs basketball — schedule and results
The 1999-00 Georgia Bulldogs went 10-20 (3-13 in the SEC) under head coach Jim Harrick. Simple Rating System: 5.21.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 30 games from this season: 7–7 at home, 1–10 on the road, and 2–3 on neutral courts. The Bulldogs scored 71.6 points per game and allowed 75.1 (-3.5 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Nov 27, 1999 to Dec 11, 1999. The most lopsided win was 113–74 over Grambling Tigers on Nov 27, 1999; the heaviest defeat was 110–83 at Tennessee Volunteers on Feb 9, 2000. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Wake Forest Demon Deacons (68–67). 1 game went to overtime.
Among Georgia Bulldogs' 109 recorded seasons, 1999-00's .333 winning percentage ranks 91st. Previous season: 1998-99 Bulldogs (15–15). Next season: 2000-01 Bulldogs (16–15).
Game-by-game results (30 games)
Game recaps
2000-01-12: Arkansas Razorbacks blew out Georgia 74–54 as Chris Walker scored a team-high 16. Anthony Evans had 15 for Georgia.
2000-01-26: Behind Jamaal Magloire's 19 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Georgia 75–69. Shon Coleman had 26 for Georgia.
2000-02-19: Behind J.P. Blevins's 14 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Georgia 70–64. D.A. Layne had 18 for Georgia.
2000-03-04: Behind Vincent Yarbrough's 20 points, Tennessee Volunteers pulled away from Georgia 83–66. D.A. Layne had 19 for Georgia.
2000-03-09: Behind Alonzo Lane's 23 points, Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Georgia 71–64. D.A. Layne had 31 for Georgia.
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