1969-70 Mississippi State Bulldogs basketball — schedule and results
The 1969-70 Mississippi State Bulldogs went 6-18 (3-15 in the SEC) under head coach Joe Dan Gold. Simple Rating System: -8.35.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 20 games from this season: 2–7 at home, 1–9 on the road, and 1–0 on neutral courts. The State Bulldogs scored 72.4 points per game and allowed 81.7 (-9.3 per game). The most lopsided win was 87–77 over Alabama Crimson Tide on Feb 28, 1970; the heaviest defeat was 111–76 at Kentucky Wildcats on Jan 5, 1970. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Ole Miss Rebels (57–58).
Among Mississippi State Bulldogs' 111 recorded seasons, 1969-70's .250 winning percentage ranks 108th. Previous season: 1968-69 State Bulldogs (8–17). Next season: 1970-71 State Bulldogs (15–10).
Game-by-game results (20 games)
Game recaps
1969-12-11: Behind Jack Bouldin's 24 points, Mississippi State Bulldogs held off Arkansas Razorbacks 76–74. Vernon Murphy had 23 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
1970-01-05: Kentucky Wildcats blew out Mississippi State 111–76 as Dan Issel scored a team-high 31. Randy Hodges had 17 for Mississippi State. Larry Steele grabbed 20 rebounds.
1970-02-09: Behind Mike Pratt's 26 points, Kentucky Wildcats rolled past Mississippi State 86–57. John Guyton had 21 for Mississippi State. Mike Pratt grabbed 18 rebounds.
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