1989-90 Kentucky Wildcats basketball — schedule and results
The 1989-90 Kentucky Wildcats went 14-14 (10-8 in the SEC) under head coach Rick Pitino. Simple Rating System: 9.41.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 28 games from this season: 13–2 at home, 1–10 on the road, and 0–2 on neutral courts. The Wildcats scored 88.8 points per game and allowed 87.9 (+0.9 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 4 games, from Feb 3, 1990 to Feb 15, 1990. The most lopsided win was 111–75 over Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles on Dec 6, 1989; the heaviest defeat was 150–95 at Kansas Jayhawks on Dec 9, 1989. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Mississippi State Bulldogs (86–87). 1 game went to overtime.
Among Kentucky Wildcats' 116 recorded seasons, 1989-90's .500 winning percentage ranks 103rd. Previous season: 1988-89 Wildcats (13–19). Next season: 1990-91 Wildcats (22–6).
Game-by-game results (28 games)
Game recaps
1989-11-28: Behind Reggie Hanson's 24 points, Kentucky Wildcats held off Ohio 76–73. Dave Jamerson had 30 for Ohio.
1989-12-02: Indiana survived Kentucky Wildcats 71–69 as Lawrence Funderburke scored a team-high 16. Deron Feldhaus had 23 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1989-12-04: Kentucky Wildcats beat Mississippi State 102–97. Derrick Miller led the winners with 21 points. Doug Hartsfield had 24 for Mississippi State.
1989-12-06: Kentucky Wildcats routed Tennessee Tech 111–75. Derrick Miller led the winners with 36 points. Earl Wise had 21 for Tennessee Tech.
1989-12-09: Behind Terry Brown's 31 points, Kansas rolled past Kentucky Wildcats 150–95. Derrick Miller had 32 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1989-12-19: Behind Derrick Miller's 21 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past Furman 104–73. Bruce Evans had 17 for Furman.
1989-12-22: Behind Sean Woods's 20 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Portland 88–71. Josh Lowery had 27 for Portland.
1989-12-27: North Carolina handled Kentucky Wildcats 121–110. King Rice (*) led the winners with 22 points. Deron Feldhaus had 27 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1989-12-30: Louisville beat Kentucky Wildcats 86–79. LaBradford Smith led the winners with 22 points. Reggie Hanson had 24 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1990-01-06: Vanderbilt beat Kentucky Wildcats 92–85. Scott Draud led the winners with 21 points. Derrick Miller had 23 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1990-01-10: Behind Sean Woods's 20 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Florida 89–81. Dwayne Schintzius had 17 for Florida.
1990-01-13: Louisiana State handled Kentucky Wildcats 94–81. Chris
Jackson led the winners with 28 points. Jeff
Brassow had 25 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1990-01-17: Behind Reggie Hanson's 20 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Alabama 82–65. Melvin Cheatum had 18 for Alabama.
1990-01-20: Behind Derrick Miller's 28 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Tennessee 95–83. Greg Bell had 19 for Tennessee.
1990-01-24: Auburn beat Kentucky Wildcats 74–70. Derrick Dennison led the winners with 27 points. Derrick Miller had 21 for Kentucky Wildcats. Zane Arnold grabbed 18 rebounds.
1990-01-27: Kentucky Wildcats beat Mississippi 98–79 as Deron Feldhaus scored a team-high 21. Joe Harvell had 25 for Mississippi.
1990-01-31: Mississippi State survived Kentucky Wildcats 87–86 as Greg Carter scored a team-high 22. John Pelphrey had 20 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1990-02-03: Behind Sean Woods's 20 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Georgia 88–77. Alec Kessler had 19 for Georgia.
1990-02-07: Kentucky Wildcats blew out Vanderbilt 100–73 as Derrick Miller scored a team-high 40. Derrick Wilcox had 16 for Vanderbilt.
1990-02-12: Behind Deron Feldhaus's 17 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Florida 78–74. Stacey Poole (*) had 24 for Florida.
1990-02-15: Kentucky Wildcats beat Louisiana State 100–95. Derrick Miller led the winners with 29 points. Chris Jackson had 41 for Louisiana State.
1990-02-17: Alabama blew out Kentucky Wildcats 83–58 as Melvin Cheatum scored a team-high 18. Deron Feldhaus had 18 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1990-02-21: Tennessee edged Kentucky Wildcats 102–100. Greg Bell led the winners with 29 points. Reggie Hanson had 22 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1990-02-24: Behind Reggie Hanson's 24 points, Kentucky Wildcats held off Auburn 98–95. Ronnie Battle had 30 for Auburn.
1990-02-28: Behind Gerald Glass's 34 points, Mississippi pulled away from Kentucky Wildcats 88–74. Reggie Hanson had 25 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1990-03-05: Behind Joe Fredrick (*)'s 23 points, Notre Dame pulled away from Kentucky Wildcats 80–67. Derrick Miller had 17 for Kentucky Wildcats.
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