1999-00 South Carolina Gamecocks basketball — schedule and results
The 1999-00 South Carolina Gamecocks went 15-17 (5-11 in the SEC) under head coach Eddie Fogler. Simple Rating System: 9.97.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 32 games from this season: 10–6 at home, 2–8 on the road, and 3–3 on neutral courts. The Carolina Gamecocks scored 68.4 points per game and allowed 67.3 (+1.2 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 3 games, from Nov 19, 1999 to Nov 25, 1999. The most lopsided win was 75–49 over South Carolina State Bulldogs on Dec 30, 1999; the heaviest defeat was 90–62 at Georgia Bulldogs on Jan 22, 2000. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Vanderbilt Commodores (60–61). 2 games went to overtime.
Among South Carolina Gamecocks' 111 recorded seasons, 1999-00's .469 winning percentage ranks 65th. Previous season: 1998-99 Carolina Gamecocks (8–21). Next season: 2000-01 Carolina Gamecocks (15–15).
Game-by-game results (32 games)
Game recaps
1999-11-25: South Carolina Gamecocks survived Virginia Cavaliers 73–71 as Antonio Grant scored a team-high 14. Keith Friel had 14 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1999-11-26: Behind Peterson, Morris *'s 21 points, Michigan State Spartans held off South Carolina Gamecocks 59–56. Kinloch, Damien * had 13 for South Carolina Gamecocks.
2000-01-08: South Carolina beat Arkansas Razorbacks 76–65 as Herbert Lee Davis scored a team-high 16. Chris Walker had 13 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
2000-01-15: Kentucky Wildcats handled South Carolina 64–48. Jamaal Magloire led the winners with 15 points.
2000-01-29: Behind Vincent Yarbrough's 25 points, Tennessee Volunteers defeated South Carolina 73–66. Herbert Lee Davis had 15 for South Carolina.
2000-02-05: Kentucky Wildcats handled South Carolina 76–63. Jamaal Magloire led the winners with 23 points. Jamel Bradley had 14 for South Carolina.
2000-03-11: South Carolina beat Tennessee Volunteers 75–68. Jamel Bradley led the winners with 20 points. C.J. Black had 13 for Tennessee Volunteers.
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