1989-90 Louisville Cardinals basketball — schedule and results
The 1989-90 Louisville Cardinals went 27-8 (12-2 in the Metro) under head coach Denny Crum. The team peaked at #4 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 17.32.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 34 games from this season: 12–2 at home, 8–4 on the road, and 6–2 on neutral courts. The Cardinals scored 83.6 points per game and allowed 73.0 (+10.7 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 8 games, from Nov 26, 1989 to Dec 30, 1989. The most lopsided win was 93–59 over Austin Peay Governors on Dec 18, 1989; the heaviest defeat was 82–68 at Memphis Tigers on Feb 20, 1990. The tightest finish was a 2-point win against Southern Miss Golden Eagles (73–71).
Among Louisville Cardinals' 107 recorded seasons, 1989-90's .771 winning percentage ranks 21st. Previous season: 1988-89 Cardinals (24–9). Next season: 1990-91 Cardinals (14–16).
Game-by-game results (34 games)
Game recaps
1989-12-30: Louisville beat Kentucky Wildcats 86–79. LaBradford Smith led the winners with 22 points. Reggie Hanson had 24 for Kentucky Wildcats.
1990-02-17: Behind Everick Sullivan's 22 points, Louisville Cardinals pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 72–56. Bryant Stith had 27 for Virginia Cavaliers.
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