1998-99 San Jose State Spartans basketball — schedule and results
The 1998-99 San Jose State Spartans went 12-16 (5-9 in the WAC) under head coach Phil Johnson. Simple Rating System: -0.1.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 28 games from this season: 10–4 at home, 2–11 on the road, and 0–1 on neutral courts. The Jose State Spartans scored 65.3 points per game and allowed 64.5 (+0.8 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Dec 5, 1998 to Dec 27, 1998. The most lopsided win was 77–36 over Menlo on Nov 27, 1998; the heaviest defeat was 82–46 at New Mexico Lobos on Feb 11, 1999. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Santa Clara Broncos (73–74, overtime). 5 games went to overtime.
Among San Jose State Spartans' 79 recorded seasons, 1998-99's .429 winning percentage ranks 42nd. Previous season: 1997-98 Jose State Spartans (3–23). Next season: 1999-00 Jose State Spartans (15–15).
Game-by-game results (28 games)
Game recaps
1999-01-13: New Mexico Lobos edged San Jose State Spartans 82–81. Lamont Long led the winners with 22 points. Shaun Murray had 17 for San Jose State Spartans.
1999-02-11: New Mexico Lobos blew out San Jose State Spartans 82–46 as Kenny Thomas scored a team-high 19.
1999-02-18: Behind Harvey's 17 points, Utah Utes rolled past San Jose State 71–49. Trawick had 14 for San Jose State.
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