1989-90 Notre Dame Fighting Irish basketball — schedule and results
The 1989-90 Notre Dame Fighting Irish went 16-13 under head coach Digger Phelps. The team peaked at #17 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 12.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 29 games from this season: 11–2 at home, 4–8 on the road, and 1–3 on neutral courts. The Dame Fighting Irish scored 79.4 points per game and allowed 75.0 (+4.4 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 4 games, from Dec 17, 1989 to Dec 30, 1989. The most lopsided win was 107–60 over Miami (FL) Hurricanes on Jan 27, 1990; the heaviest defeat was 87–64 to LSU Tigers on Jan 20, 1990. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Syracuse Orange (66–65).
Among Notre Dame Fighting Irish's 118 recorded seasons, 1989-90's .552 winning percentage ranks 85th. Previous season: 1988-89 Dame Fighting Irish (21–9). Next season: 1990-91 Dame Fighting Irish (12–20).
Game-by-game results (29 games)
Game recaps
1989-12-17: Notre Dame Fighting Irish survived UCLA Bruins 86–84 as Keith Robinson scored a team-high 21. Trevor Wilson had 29 for UCLA Bruins.
1990-03-05: Behind Joe Fredrick (*)'s 23 points, Notre Dame pulled away from Kentucky Wildcats 80–67. Derrick Miller had 17 for Kentucky Wildcats.
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