2014-15 Kentucky Wildcats basketball — schedule and results
The 2014-15 Kentucky Wildcats went 38-1 (18-0 in the SEC) under head coach John Calipari. The team peaked at #1 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 28.72.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 39 games from this season: 19–0 at home, 10–0 on the road, and 9–1 on neutral courts. The Wildcats scored 74.4 points per game and allowed 54.3 (+20.1 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 38 games, from Nov 14, 2014 to Mar 28, 2015. The most lopsided win was 86–28 over Montana State Bobcats on Nov 23, 2014; the heaviest defeat was 71–64 to Wisconsin Badgers on Apr 4, 2015. The tightest finish was a 2-point win against LSU Tigers (71–69). 2 games went to overtime.
Among Kentucky Wildcats' 116 recorded seasons, 2014-15's .974 winning percentage ranks 2nd. Previous season: 2013-14 Wildcats (29–11). Next season: 2015-16 Wildcats (27–9).
Game-by-game results (39 games)
Game recaps
2014-11-14: Behind Andrew Harrison's 16 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past Grand Canyon 85–45. Royce Woolridge had 15 for Grand Canyon.
2014-11-16: Behind Tyler Ulis's 12 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Buffalo 71–52. Jarryn Skeete had 16 for Buffalo.
2014-11-18: Kentucky Wildcats blew out Kansas 72–40 as Dakari Johnson scored a team-high 11.
2014-11-21: Behind Aaron Harrison's 19 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past Boston University 89–65. Cedric Hankerson had 24 for Boston University.
2014-11-23: Behind Devin Booker's 18 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past Montana State 86–28.
2014-11-25: Kentucky Wildcats routed Texas Arlington 92–44. Devin Booker led the winners with 19 points.
2014-11-30: Kentucky Wildcats routed Providence 58–38. Karl-Anthony Towns led the winners with 11 points.
2014-12-05: Kentucky Wildcats handled Texas 63–51. Willie Cauley-Stein led the winners with 21 points. Jonathan Holmes had 14 for Texas.
2014-12-07: Kentucky Wildcats blew out Eastern Kentucky 82–49 as Karl-Anthony Towns scored a team-high 19. Denzel Richardson had 19 for Eastern Kentucky.
2014-12-10: Kentucky Wildcats handled Columbia 56–46. Aaron Harrison led the winners with 14 points. Maodo Lo had 16 for Columbia.
2014-12-13: Kentucky Wildcats handled North Carolina 84–70. Willie Cauley-Stein led the winners with 15 points. Brice Johnson had 15 for North Carolina.
2014-12-20: Behind Devin Booker's 19 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past UCLA 83–44. Isaac Hamilton had 14 for UCLA.
2014-12-27: Kentucky Wildcats got past Louisville 58–50 as Tyler Ulis scored a team-high 14. Terry Rozier had 15 for Louisville.
2015-01-06: Behind Aaron Harrison's 26 points, Kentucky Wildcats held off Mississippi 89–86. Stefan Moody had 25 for Mississippi.
2015-01-10: Kentucky Wildcats beat Texas AM 70–64. Devin Booker led the winners with 18 points. Danuel House had 25 for Texas AM.
2015-01-13: Behind Aaron Harrison's 16 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past Missouri 86–37.
2015-01-17: Kentucky Wildcats routed Alabama 70–48. Devin Booker led the winners with 13 points. Levi Randolph had 13 for Alabama.
2015-01-20: Behind Aaron Harrison's 14 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Vanderbilt 65–57. Riley LaChance had 16 for Vanderbilt.
2015-01-24: Kentucky Wildcats handled South Carolina 58–43. Devin Booker led the winners with 18 points. Sindarius Thornwell had 14 for South Carolina.
2015-01-29: Kentucky Wildcats beat Missouri 69–53 as Andrew Harrison scored a team-high 15. Wes Clark had 19 for Missouri.
2015-01-31: Kentucky Wildcats beat Alabama 70–55 as Karl-Anthony Towns scored a team-high 12. Shannon Hale had 13 for Alabama.
2015-02-03: Kentucky Wildcats handled Georgia 69–58. Andrew Harrison led the winners with 23 points. Namanja Djurisic had 17 for Georgia.
2015-02-07: Behind Aaron Harrison's 23 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Florida 68–61. Dorian Finney-Smith had 16 for Florida.
2015-02-10: Kentucky Wildcats edged Louisiana State 71–69. Willie Cauley-Stein led the winners with 15 points. Jarell Martin had 21 for Louisiana State.
2015-02-14: Kentucky Wildcats routed South Carolina 77–43. Willie Cauley-Stein led the winners with 14 points. Sindarius Thornwell had 20 for South Carolina.
2015-02-17: Behind Devin Booker's 18 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Tennessee 66–48. Kevin Punter had 14 for Tennessee.
2015-02-21: Kentucky Wildcats routed Auburn 110–75. Karl-Anthony Towns led the winners with 19 points. Antoine Mason had 29 for Auburn.
2015-02-25: Kentucky Wildcats beat Mississippi State 74–56 as Trey Lyles scored a team-high 18. Fred Thomas had 14 for Mississippi State.
2015-02-28: Kentucky Wildcats beat Arkansas 84–67 as Trey Lyles scored a team-high 18. Michael Qualls had 17 for Arkansas.
2015-03-03: Behind Karl-Anthony Towns's 19 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Georgia 72–64. Nemanja Djurisic had 18 for Georgia.
2015-03-07: Kentucky Wildcats beat Florida 67–50 as Trey Lyles scored a team-high 14. Kasey Hill had 15 for Florida.
2015-03-13: Kentucky Wildcats beat Florida 64–49 as Karl-Anthony Towns scored a team-high 13. Jon Horford had 15 for Florida.
2015-03-14: Kentucky Wildcats routed Auburn 91–67. Willie Cauley-Stein led the winners with 18 points. Antoine Mason had 23 for Auburn.
2015-03-15: Kentucky Wildcats beat Arkansas 78–63 as Willie Cauley-Stein scored a team-high 15. Michael Qualls had 18 for Arkansas.
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