2003-04 Pittsburgh Panthers basketball — schedule and results

The 2003-04 Pittsburgh Panthers went 31-5 (13-3 in the Big East) under head coach Jamie Dixon. The team peaked at #3 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 18.2.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 36 games from this season: 19–1 at home, 7–2 on the road, and 5–2 on neutral courts. The Panthers scored 67.9 points per game and allowed 56.4 (+11.5 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 18 games, from Nov 14, 2003 to Jan 17, 2004. The most lopsided win was 83–54 over UAlbany Great Danes on Nov 28, 2003; the heaviest defeat was 63–51 to Oklahoma State Cowboys on Mar 25, 2004. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Seton Hall Pirates (67–68, overtime). 3 games went to overtime.

Among Pittsburgh Panthers' 119 recorded seasons, 2003-04's .861 winning percentage ranks 4th. Previous season: 2002-03 Panthers (28–5). Next season: 2004-05 Panthers (20–9).

Game-by-game results (36 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2003-11-14	neutral Alabama Crimson Tide	W 71–62	Madison Square Garden (IV)
2003-11-22	vs Saint Francis Red Flash	W 90–69	Petersen Events Center
2003-11-26	vs Robert Morris Colonials	W 75–61	Petersen Events Center
2003-11-28	vs UAlbany Great Danes	W 83–54	Petersen Events Center
2003-12-03	at Duquesne Dukes	W 59–45	A.J. Palumbo Center
2003-12-06	vs Penn State Nittany Lions	W 64–37	Petersen Events Center
2003-12-13	vs Youngstown State Penguins	W 57–42	Petersen Events Center
2003-12-15	vs Georgetown (KY)	W 79–74	Petersen Events Center
2003-12-17	vs Chicago State Cougars	W 79–51	Petersen Events Center
2003-12-20	vs Murray State Racers	W 70–49	Petersen Events Center
2003-12-22	vs Florida State Seminoles	W 63–56	Petersen Events Center
2003-12-27	vs New Hampshire Wildcats	W 52–38	Petersen Events Center
2003-12-30	vs Georgia Bulldogs	W 76–55	Petersen Events Center
2004-01-03	vs William & Mary Tribe	W 70–55	Petersen Events Center
2004-01-06	vs Virginia Tech Hokies	W 78–59	Petersen Events Center
2004-01-10	at Miami (FL) Hurricanes	W 84–80 (2OTOT)	Convocation Center
2004-01-12	vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish	W 74–71	Petersen Events Center
2004-01-17	vs Rutgers Scarlet Knights	W 59–49	Petersen Events Center
2004-01-19	at UConn Huskies	L 65–68	Harry A. Gampel Pavilion
2004-01-24	at Syracuse Orange	W 66–45	Carrier Dome
2004-01-28	vs Boston College Eagles	W 68–58	Petersen Events Center
2004-02-04	vs St. John's Red Storm	W 71–51	Petersen Events Center
2004-02-07	at Notre Dame Fighting Irish	W 66–58	Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center
2004-02-09	at Seton Hall Pirates	L 67–68 (2OTOT)	Continental Airlines Arena
2004-02-15	vs UConn Huskies	W 75–68	Petersen Events Center
2004-02-21	at West Virginia Mountaineers	W 67–58	WVU Coliseum
2004-02-24	at Georgetown Hoyas	W 68–58	Verizon Center
2004-02-29	vs Syracuse Orange	L 46–49 (OTOT)	Petersen Events Center
2004-03-02	at Providence Friars	W 88–61	Dunkin Donuts Center
2004-03-06	vs Villanova Wildcats	W 59–45	Petersen Events Center
2004-03-11	neutral Virginia Tech Hokies	W 74–61	Madison Square Garden (IV)
2004-03-12	neutral Boston College Eagles	W 62–53	Madison Square Garden (IV)
2004-03-13	neutral UConn Huskies	L 58–61	Madison Square Garden (IV)
2004-03-19	neutral UCF Knights	W 53–44	Bradley Center
2004-03-21	neutral Wisconsin Badgers	W 59–55	Bradley Center
2004-03-25	neutral Oklahoma State Cowboys	L 51–63	Continental Airlines Arena

Game recaps

2003-11-26: Pittsburgh handled Robert Morris Colonials 75–61. KRAUSER, Carl led the winners with 21 points. McCrommon, Chaz had 18 for Robert Morris Colonials.

2003-12-03: Pittsburgh handled Duquesne Dukes 59–45. KRAUSER, Carl led the winners with 17 points.

2003-12-22: Behind KRAUSER, Carl's 17 points, Pittsburgh defeated Florida State Seminoles 63–56. Tim Pickett had 14 for Florida State Seminoles.

2004-03-12: Behind Krauser's 18 points, Pittsburgh defeated Boston College Eagles 62–53. Smith had 20 for Boston College Eagles.

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