2009-10 Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks basketball — schedule and results

The 2009-10 Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks went 23-9 (11-5 in the Southland) under head coach Danny Kaspar. Simple Rating System: -2.42.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 32 games from this season: 13–2 at home, 6–6 on the road, and 4–1 on neutral courts. The F. Austin Lumberjacks scored 66.4 points per game and allowed 59.8 (+6.6 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Nov 28, 2009 to Dec 12, 2009. The most lopsided win was 102–68 over East Central on Dec 22, 2009; the heaviest defeat was 82–42 at Minnesota Golden Gophers on Nov 16, 2009. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Jackson State Tigers (62–61). 1 game went to overtime.

Among Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks' 42 recorded seasons, 2009-10's .719 winning percentage ranks 14th. Previous season: 2008-09 F. Austin Lumberjacks (24–8). Next season: 2010-11 F. Austin Lumberjacks (18–11).

Game-by-game results (32 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2009-11-16	at Minnesota Golden Gophers	L 42–82	Williams Arena
2009-11-21	vs Jackson State Tigers	W 62–61	William Johnson Coliseum
2009-11-24	vs Texas Tech Red Raiders	L 61–63	William Johnson Coliseum
2009-11-28	vs Huston Tillotson	W 82–54	William Johnson Coliseum
2009-12-01	at Jackson State Tigers	W 79–68	Lee E. Williams Athletics and Assembly Center
2009-12-04	vs Southern Jaguars	W 79–52	William Johnson Coliseum
2009-12-05	vs Cal State Fullerton Titans	W 62–61	William Johnson Coliseum
2009-12-12	at Longwood Lancers	W 73–69	Willett Hall
2009-12-19	at Arkansas Razorbacks	L 69–72	Bud Walton Arena
2009-12-22	vs East Central	W 102–68	William Johnson Coliseum
2009-12-29	neutral Howard Bison	W 73–50	McKeon Pavilion
2009-12-30	neutral Binghamton Bearcats	W 64–43	McKeon Pavilion
2010-01-02	vs Texas College	W 73–64	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-01-09	at Sam Houston Bearkats	L 57–66	Bernard Johnson Coliseum
2010-01-13	vs Central Arkansas Bears	W 64–49	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-01-16	at Nicholls Colonels	L 63–70	David Stopher Gymnasium
2010-01-20	vs UT Arlington Mavericks	W 72–65	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-01-23	vs SE Louisiana Lions	W 62–51	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-01-27	at Northwestern State Demons	W 66–56	Prather Coliseum
2010-01-31	at McNeese Cowboys	W 70–55	Burton Coliseum
2010-02-03	vs Nicholls Colonels	W 68–67 (OTOT)	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-02-06	at Lamar Cardinals	L 46–49	Montagne Center
2010-02-10	vs Northwestern State Demons	W 69–59	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-02-13	vs McNeese Cowboys	W 69–56	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-02-20	at SE Louisiana Lions	L 56–66	University Center
2010-02-24	at Texas State Bobcats	W 77–70	Strahan Arena
2010-02-27	vs Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders	W 64–43	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-03-03	at Central Arkansas Bears	W 54–49	Farris Center
2010-03-06	vs UTSA Roadrunners	L 63–65	William Johnson Coliseum
2010-03-10	neutral UT Arlington Mavericks	W 77–54	Merrell Center
2010-03-11	neutral Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders	W 60–53	Merrell Center
2010-03-13	neutral Sam Houston Bearkats	L 48–64	Merrell Center

Game recaps

2009-12-12: Stephen F. Austin beat Longwood Lancers 73–69. Scott, Jereal led the winners with 22 points. Smith, Dana had 14 for Longwood Lancers.

2009-12-19: Behind Mike Washington's 25 points, Arkansas Razorbacks held off Stephen F. Austin 72–69. Walt Harris had 22 for Stephen F. Austin.

2010-01-13: Behind Scott, Jereal's 16 points, Stephen F. Austin pulled away from Central Arkansas Bears 64–49. Qahwash, Imad had 14 for Central Arkansas Bears.

2010-02-24: Behind Williams, Eddie's 20 points, Stephen F. Austin defeated Texas State Bobcats 77–70. Johnson, Cameron had 18 for Texas State Bobcats.

2010-03-03: Stephen F. Austin got past Central Arkansas Bears 54–49 as Glynn, Jordan scored a team-high 12. Sheppard, Tadre had 13 for Central Arkansas Bears.

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