2002-03 Miami (OH) RedHawks basketball — schedule and results
The 2002-03 Miami (OH) RedHawks went 13-15 (11-7 in the MAC) under head coach Charlie Coles. Simple Rating System: 1.83.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 28 games from this season: 9–4 at home, 4–10 on the road, and 0–1 on neutral courts. The (OH) RedHawks scored 58.6 points per game and allowed 58.7 (-0.1 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Jan 18, 2003 to Feb 1, 2003. The most lopsided win was 63–35 at Buffalo Bulls on Feb 22, 2003; the heaviest defeat was 73–46 at Purdue Boilermakers on Nov 22, 2002. The tightest finish was a 2-point win against Ball State Cardinals (58–56). 1 game went to overtime.
Among Miami (OH) RedHawks' 117 recorded seasons, 2002-03's .464 winning percentage ranks 75th. Previous season: 2001-02 (OH) RedHawks (13–18). Next season: 2003-04 (OH) RedHawks (18–11).
Game-by-game results (28 games)
Game recaps
2002-11-22: Purdue Boilermakers blew out Miami (OH) RedHawks 73–46 as Lowe, Kenneth scored a team-high 12. Johnson, Juby had 17 for Miami (OH) RedHawks.
2002-12-14: Butler Bulldogs beat Miami (OH) RedHawks 59–42 as LIGHTFOOT, Duane scored a team-high 16.
2002-12-30: Evansville Purple Aces beat Miami (OH) RedHawks 66–58. Ian Hanavan led the winners with 16 points. Juby Johnson had 17 for Miami (OH) RedHawks.
2003-01-04: Behind Johnson, Juby's 19 points, Miami (OH) RedHawks defeated Central Michigan 71–62. KAMAN,Chrisn had 16 for Central Michigan.
2003-01-29: Miami (OH) RedHawks beat Eastern Michigan Eagles 73–58 as JOHNSON, Juby scored a team-high 26. PRILLMAN, Ryan had 12 for Eastern Michigan Eagles.
2003-02-22: Miami (OH) RedHawks routed Buffalo 63–35. Johnson, Juby led the winners with 12 points.
2003-03-01: Bowling Green Falcons edged Miami (OH) RedHawks 51–48. NETTER, Kevin led the winners with 22 points. MASON, Chet had 14 for Miami (OH) RedHawks.
2003-03-13: Ohio handled Miami (OH) RedHawks 65–55. STEPHENS, Thomas led the winners with 17 points. Hausfeld, Josh had 15 for Miami (OH) RedHawks.
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