1989-90 Tennessee Volunteers basketball — schedule and results
The 1989-90 Tennessee Volunteers went 16-14 (10-8 in the SEC) under head coach Wade Houston. Simple Rating System: 6.28.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 30 games from this season: 11–4 at home, 4–9 on the road, and 1–1 on neutral courts. The Volunteers scored 81.9 points per game and allowed 83.0 (-1.1 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 3 games, from Dec 16, 1989 to Dec 20, 1989. The most lopsided win was 92–66 over Western Carolina Catamounts on Dec 20, 1989; the heaviest defeat was 98–74 at Vanderbilt Commodores on Mar 3, 1990. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Washington State Cougars (83–82).
Among Tennessee Volunteers' 115 recorded seasons, 1989-90's .533 winning percentage ranks 82nd. Previous season: 1988-89 Volunteers (19–11). Next season: 1990-91 Volunteers (12–22).
Game-by-game results (30 games)
Game recaps
1989-12-05: Tennessee Volunteers handled New Mexico Lobos 96–85. Greg Bell led the winners with 34 points. Willie Banks had 23 for New Mexico Lobos.
1990-01-20: Behind Derrick Miller's 28 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Tennessee 95–83. Greg Bell had 19 for Tennessee.
1990-02-21: Tennessee edged Kentucky Wildcats 102–100. Greg Bell led the winners with 29 points. Reggie Hanson had 22 for Kentucky Wildcats.
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