2009-10 Tennessee Volunteers basketball — schedule and results

The 2009-10 Tennessee Volunteers went 28-9 (11-5 in the SEC) under head coach Bruce Pearl. The team peaked at #8 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 16.05.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 37 games from this season: 15–1 at home, 5–5 on the road, and 8–3 on neutral courts. The Volunteers scored 73.5 points per game and allowed 65.2 (+8.3 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 7 games, from Dec 23, 2009 to Jan 19, 2010. The most lopsided win was 124–49 over UNC Asheville Bulldogs on Nov 17, 2009; the heaviest defeat was 74–45 to Kentucky Wildcats on Mar 13, 2010. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Purdue Boilermakers (72–73). 1 game went to overtime.

Among Tennessee Volunteers' 115 recorded seasons, 2009-10's .757 winning percentage ranks 25th. Previous season: 2008-09 Volunteers (21–13). Next season: 2010-11 Volunteers (19–15).

Game-by-game results (37 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2009-11-13	vs Austin Peay Governors	W 83–54	Thompson-Boling Arena
2009-11-17	vs UNC Asheville Bulldogs	W 124–49	Thompson-Boling Arena
2009-11-20	neutral East Carolina Pirates	W 105–66	Virgin Islands Sport & Fitness Center
2009-11-22	neutral DePaul Blue Demons	W 57–53	Virgin Islands Sport & Fitness Center
2009-11-23	neutral Purdue Boilermakers	L 72–73	Virgin Islands Sport & Fitness Center
2009-11-27	vs Charleston Cougars	W 86–69	Thompson-Boling Arena
2009-12-02	vs East Tennessee State Buccaneers	W 78–66	Thompson-Boling Arena
2009-12-11	neutral Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders	W 75–54	Bridgestone Arena
2009-12-15	vs Wyoming Cowboys	W 77–58	Thompson-Boling Arena
2009-12-19	at USC Trojans	L 55–77	Galen Center
2009-12-23	vs North Carolina A&T Aggies	W 99–78	Thompson-Boling Arena
2009-12-31	at Memphis Tigers	W 66–59	FedExForum
2010-01-06	vs Charlotte 49ers	W 88–71	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-01-10	vs Kansas Jayhawks	W 76–68	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-01-14	vs Auburn Tigers	W 81–55	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-01-16	vs Ole Miss Rebels	W 71–69 (OTOT)	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-01-19	at Alabama Crimson Tide	W 63–56	Coleman Coliseum
2010-01-23	at Georgia Bulldogs	L 63–78	Stegeman Coliseum
2010-01-27	vs Vanderbilt Commodores	L 76–85	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-01-31	vs Florida Gators	W 61–60	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-02-04	at LSU Tigers	W 59–54	Maravich Assembly Center
2010-02-06	vs South Carolina Gamecocks	W 79–53	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-02-09	at Vanderbilt Commodores	L 71–90	Memorial Gymnasium
2010-02-13	at Kentucky Wildcats	L 62–73	Rupp Arena
2010-02-17	vs Georgia Bulldogs	W 69–60	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-02-20	at South Carolina Gamecocks	W 63–55	Colonial Life Arena
2010-02-23	at Florida Gators	L 62–75	Stephen C. O''Connell Center
2010-02-27	vs Kentucky Wildcats	W 74–65	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-03-03	vs Arkansas Razorbacks	W 80–73	Thompson-Boling Arena
2010-03-06	at Mississippi State Bulldogs	W 75–59	Humphrey Coliseum
2010-03-11	neutral LSU Tigers	W 59–49	Bridgestone Arena
2010-03-12	neutral Ole Miss Rebels	W 76–65	Bridgestone Arena
2010-03-13	neutral Kentucky Wildcats	L 45–74	Bridgestone Arena
2010-03-18	neutral San Diego State Aztecs	W 62–59	Dunkin Donuts Center
2010-03-20	neutral Ohio Bobcats	W 83–68	Dunkin Donuts Center
2010-03-26	neutral Ohio State Buckeyes	W 76–73	Edward Jones Dome
2010-03-28	neutral Michigan State Spartans	L 69–70	Edward Jones Dome

Game recaps

2010-02-13: Kentucky Wildcats beat Tennessee 73–62 as John Wall scored a team-high 24. Bobby Maze had 15 for Tennessee.

2010-02-27: Behind J.P. Prince (*)'s 20 points, Tennessee defeated Kentucky Wildcats 74–65. John Wall had 19 for Kentucky Wildcats.

2010-03-03: Tennessee got past Arkansas Razorbacks 80–73 as Scotty Hopson scored a team-high 15. Courtney Fortson had 21 for Arkansas Razorbacks.

2010-03-13: Kentucky Wildcats routed Tennessee 74–45. DeMarcus Cousins led the winners with 19 points.

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