2003-04 South Carolina Gamecocks basketball — schedule and results

The 2003-04 South Carolina Gamecocks went 23-11 (8-8 in the SEC) under head coach Dave Odom. The team peaked at #23 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 12.77.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 34 games from this season: 14–3 at home, 5–6 on the road, and 4–2 on neutral courts. The Carolina Gamecocks scored 70.1 points per game and allowed 62.6 (+7.4 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 8 games, from Nov 17, 2003 to Dec 6, 2003. The most lopsided win was 86–50 over South Carolina State Bulldogs on Dec 22, 2003; the heaviest defeat was 84–65 to Kentucky Wildcats on Mar 3, 2004. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Kentucky Wildcats (64–65). 3 games went to overtime.

Among South Carolina Gamecocks' 111 recorded seasons, 2003-04's .676 winning percentage ranks 23rd. Previous season: 2002-03 Carolina Gamecocks (12–16). Next season: 2004-05 Carolina Gamecocks (20–13).

Game-by-game results (34 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2003-11-17	vs Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs	W 83–74	Colonial Center
2003-11-18	vs Idaho Vandals	W 76–66	Colonial Center
2003-11-21	vs Navy Midshipmen	W 73–40	Colonial Center
2003-11-24	neutral Missouri State Bears	W 77–64	Municipal Auditorium
2003-11-25	neutral Richmond Spiders	W 67–61	Municipal Auditorium
2003-11-29	vs Campbell Fighting Camels	W 77–48	Colonial Center
2003-12-03	at The Citadel Bulldogs	W 70–38	McAlister Field House
2003-12-06	at Clemson Tigers	W 76–61	Littlejohn Coliseum
2003-12-15	at Temple Owls	L 61–71	Liacouras Center
2003-12-17	vs Charleston Southern Buccaneers	W 71–36	Colonial Center
2003-12-20	vs NC State Wolfpack	W 58–55	Colonial Center
2003-12-22	vs South Carolina State Bulldogs	W 86–50	Colonial Center
2003-12-30	vs Yale Bulldogs	W 59–48	Colonial Center
2004-01-02	vs App State Mountaineers	W 78–58	Colonial Center
2004-01-07	vs Florida Gators	L 62–65	Colonial Center
2004-01-10	at Georgia Bulldogs	W 84–63	Stegeman Coliseum
2004-01-14	at Auburn Tigers	W 53–51 (OTOT)	Beard–Eaves–Memorial Coliseum
2004-01-17	vs Tennessee Volunteers	W 85–64	Colonial Center
2004-01-24	vs LSU Tigers	W 61–55	Colonial Center
2004-01-28	at Vanderbilt Commodores	W 57–55	Memorial Gymnasium
2004-01-31	at Ole Miss Rebels	L 68–79	C.M. "Tad" Smith Coliseum
2004-02-04	vs Alabama Crimson Tide	W 90–82 (OTOT)	Colonial Center
2004-02-07	at Kentucky Wildcats	L 64–65	Rupp Arena
2004-02-11	vs Mississippi State Bulldogs	L 75–79 (OTOT)	Colonial Center
2004-02-14	vs Vanderbilt Commodores	W 82–75	Colonial Center
2004-02-21	at Arkansas Razorbacks	L 66–82	Bud Walton Arena
2004-02-25	at Florida Gators	L 58–69	Stephen C. O''Connell Center
2004-02-28	vs Georgia Bulldogs	W 63–47	Colonial Center
2004-03-03	vs Kentucky Wildcats	L 65–84	Colonial Center
2004-03-06	at Tennessee Volunteers	L 56–63	Thompson-Boling Arena
2004-03-11	neutral Arkansas Razorbacks	W 91–81	Georgia Dome
2004-03-12	neutral LSU Tigers	W 85–64	Georgia Dome
2004-03-13	neutral Kentucky Wildcats	L 63–78	Georgia Dome
2004-03-19	neutral Memphis Tigers	L 43–59	Kemper Arena

Game recaps

2003-12-06: South Carolina Gamecocks beat Clemson Tigers 76–61 as Powell, Carlos scored a team-high 23. Chris Hobbs had 13 for Clemson Tigers.

2004-02-07: Behind Erik Daniels's 17 points, Kentucky Wildcats held off South Carolina 65–64. Carlos Powell had 12 for South Carolina.

2004-02-21: Arkansas Razorbacks handled South Carolina 82–66. Kendrick Davis led the winners with 19 points. Tre Kelley had 18 for South Carolina.

2004-03-03: Behind Cliff Hawkins's 21 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from South Carolina 84–65. Carlos Powell had 15 for South Carolina.

2004-03-11: South Carolina handled Arkansas Razorbacks 91–81. Mike Boynton led the winners with 32 points. Michael Jones had 15 for Arkansas Razorbacks.

2004-03-13: Kentucky Wildcats beat South Carolina 78–63 as Gerald Fitch scored a team-high 24. Josh Gonner had 17 for South Carolina.

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