2009-10 Mississippi State Bulldogs basketball — schedule and results

The 2009-10 Mississippi State Bulldogs went 24-12 (9-7 in the SEC) under head coach Rick Stansbury. The team peaked at #18 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 12.55.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 36 games from this season: 13–4 at home, 5–6 on the road, and 6–2 on neutral courts. The State Bulldogs scored 72.8 points per game and allowed 64.9 (+7.9 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 9 games, from Nov 28, 2009 to Dec 31, 2009. The most lopsided win was 105–53 over St. Bonaventure Bonnies on Dec 5, 2009; the heaviest defeat was 75–59 to Tennessee Volunteers on Mar 6, 2010. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Richmond Spiders (62–63). 3 games went to overtime.

Among Mississippi State Bulldogs' 111 recorded seasons, 2009-10's .667 winning percentage ranks 24th. Previous season: 2008-09 State Bulldogs (23–13). Next season: 2010-11 State Bulldogs (17–14).

Game-by-game results (36 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2009-11-13	vs Rider Broncs	L 74–88	Humphrey Coliseum
2009-11-19	vs SE Louisiana Lions	W 82–67	Humphrey Coliseum
2009-11-21	vs Bethune-Cookman Wildcats	W 67–51	Humphrey Coliseum
2009-11-24	vs UT Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros	W 75–50	Humphrey Coliseum
2009-11-27	neutral Richmond Spiders	L 62–63	South Padre Island Convention Centre
2009-11-28	neutral Old Dominion Monarchs	W 69–55	South Padre Island Convention Centre
2009-12-05	vs St. Bonaventure Bonnies	W 105–53	Humphrey Coliseum
2009-12-10	neutral DePaul Blue Demons	W 76–45	St. Pete Times Forum
2009-12-12	neutral UCLA Bruins	W 72–54	Honda Center
2009-12-16	vs Wright State Raiders	W 80–69	Humphrey Coliseum
2009-12-19	at Houston Cougars	W 70–64	Hofheinz Pavilion
2009-12-22	neutral centenary la	W 88–51	Mississippi Coliseum
2009-12-28	vs Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils	W 73–45	Humphrey Coliseum
2009-12-31	at San Diego Toreros	W 77–68	Jenny Craig Pavilion
2010-01-04	at Western Kentucky Hilltoppers	L 52–55	E. A. Diddle Arena
2010-01-09	at Ole Miss Rebels	W 80–75	C.M. "Tad" Smith Coliseum
2010-01-14	vs Arkansas Razorbacks	W 82–80	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-01-16	vs Georgia Bulldogs	W 72–69	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-01-23	at Alabama Crimson Tide	L 57–62	Coleman Coliseum
2010-01-28	at Arkansas Razorbacks	L 62–67	Bud Walton Arena
2010-01-30	vs LSU Tigers	W 67–51	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-02-03	at Vanderbilt Commodores	L 72–75	Memorial Gymnasium
2010-02-06	at Florida Gators	L 62–69	Stephen C. O''Connell Center
2010-02-11	vs Ole Miss Rebels	W 71–63	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-02-13	vs Auburn Tigers	W 85–75 (OTOT)	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-02-16	vs Kentucky Wildcats	L 75–81 (OTOT)	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-02-20	at LSU Tigers	W 60–59	Maravich Assembly Center
2010-02-24	vs Alabama Crimson Tide	W 74–66	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-02-27	at South Carolina Gamecocks	W 76–63	Colonial Life Arena
2010-03-03	at Auburn Tigers	L 80–89	Beard–Eaves–Memorial Coliseum
2010-03-06	vs Tennessee Volunteers	L 59–75	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-03-12	neutral Florida Gators	W 75–69	Bridgestone Arena
2010-03-13	neutral Vanderbilt Commodores	W 62–52	Bridgestone Arena
2010-03-14	neutral Kentucky Wildcats	L 74–75 (OTOT)	Bridgestone Arena
2010-03-16	vs Jackson State Tigers	W 81–67	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-03-20	vs North Carolina Tar Heels	L 74–76	Humphrey Coliseum

Game recaps

2010-01-14: Mississippi State Bulldogs survived Arkansas Razorbacks 82–80 as Dee Bost scored a team-high 20. Marshawn Powell had 25 for Arkansas Razorbacks.

2010-01-28: Behind Courtney Fortson's 35 points, Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Mississippi State Bulldogs 67–62. Ravern Johnson had 19 for Mississippi State Bulldogs.

2010-02-16: Behind DeMarcus Cousins's 19 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Mississippi State 81–75. Dee Bost had 22 for Mississippi State.

2010-03-14: Kentucky Wildcats edged Mississippi State 75–74. Eric Bledsoe led the winners with 18 points. Ravern Johnson had 20 for Mississippi State.

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