2001-02 South Carolina Gamecocks basketball — schedule and results
The 2001-02 South Carolina Gamecocks went 22-15 (6-10 in the SEC) under head coach Dave Odom. Simple Rating System: 16.32.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 37 games from this season: 12–6 at home, 6–5 on the road, and 4–4 on neutral courts. The Carolina Gamecocks scored 68.3 points per game and allowed 61.6 (+6.7 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Dec 8, 2001 to Dec 30, 2001. The most lopsided win was 86–41 over Charleston Southern Buccaneers on Dec 28, 2001; the heaviest defeat was 81–56 to Duke Blue Devils on Nov 20, 2001. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Kentucky Wildcats (50–51). 1 game went to overtime.
Among South Carolina Gamecocks' 111 recorded seasons, 2001-02's .595 winning percentage ranks 38th. Previous season: 2000-01 Carolina Gamecocks (15–15). Next season: 2002-03 Carolina Gamecocks (12–16).
Game-by-game results (37 games)
Game recaps
2001-11-21: UCLA Bruins handled South Carolina Gamecocks 89–77. T.J. Cummings led the winners with 25 points. Jamel Bradley had 21 for South Carolina Gamecocks.
2002-01-12: Behind Gerald Fitch's 11 points, Kentucky Wildcats held off South Carolina 51–50. Jamel Bradley had 19 for South Carolina.
2002-01-16: South Carolina survived Arkansas Razorbacks 62–60 as Jamel Bradley scored a team-high 16. Brandon Dean had 18 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
2002-02-02: Behind Gerald Fitch's 17 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from South Carolina 91–74. Chuck Eidson had 25 for South Carolina.
2002-03-08: South Carolina beat Kentucky Wildcats 70–57 as Aaron Lucas scored a team-high 12. Keith Bogans had 13 for Kentucky Wildcats.
2002-03-13: South Carolina beat Virginia Cavaliers 74–67. Rolando Howell led the winners with 24 points. Travis Watson had 26 for Virginia Cavaliers.
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