1987-88 UCLA Bruins — schedule and results

The 1987-88 UCLA Bruins went 16-14 (12-6 in the Pac-10) under head coach Walt Hazzard. Simple Rating System: 12.22.

Game-by-game results (30 games)

DateOpponentResultArena
1987-11-20vs Oral Roberts Golden EaglesW 119–79Pauley Pavilion
1987-11-21at New Mexico LobosL 66–77University Arena
1987-12-03vs Temple OwlsL 76–81Pauley Pavilion
1987-12-05vs BYU CougarsL 80–87Pauley Pavilion
1987-12-12vs St. John's Red StormL 64–72Pauley Pavilion
1987-12-14vs Pennsylvania QuakersW 98–49Pauley Pavilion
1987-12-17vs UC Irvine AnteatersW 116–100Pauley Pavilion
1987-12-21at California Golden BearsL 70–83Harmon Gym
1987-12-23at Stanford CardinalL 110–116Maples Pavilion
1987-12-28vs Cal State Fullerton TitansW 74–65Pauley Pavilion
1988-01-02vs North Carolina Tar HeelsL 73–80Pauley Pavilion
1988-01-07vs Oregon State BeaversL 64–65Pauley Pavilion
1988-01-10vs Oregon DucksW 65–60Pauley Pavilion
1988-01-14vs USC TrojansW 81–65Pauley Pavilion
1988-01-16at Louisville CardinalsL 79–92Freedom Hall
1988-01-21at Arizona State Sun DevilsW 94–81Desert Financial Arena
1988-01-24at Arizona WildcatsL 74–86McKale Center
1988-01-28vs Washington State CougarsW 88–63Pauley Pavilion
1988-01-30vs Washington HuskiesW 78–71Pauley Pavilion
1988-02-04at Oregon DucksW 76–71McArthur Court
1988-02-07at Oregon State BeaversL 68–73Gill Coliseum
1988-02-11at USC TrojansW 85–70L.A. Sports Arena
1988-02-14at Notre Dame Fighting IrishL 66–73Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center
1988-02-18vs Arizona State Sun DevilsW 79–73Pauley Pavilion
1988-02-20vs Arizona WildcatsL 76–78Pauley Pavilion
1988-02-25at Washington HuskiesW 97–87Hec Edmundson Pavilion
1988-02-27at Washington State CougarsW 62–55Friel Court at Beasley Coliseum
1988-03-03vs Stanford CardinalW 91–69Pauley Pavilion
1988-03-06vs California Golden BearsW 74–66Pauley Pavilion
1988-03-11neutral Washington State CougarsL 71–73McKale Center

Game recaps

1987-11-20: Behind Wilson's 23 points, UCLA Bruins rolled past Oral Roberts 119–79. Scott had 20 for Oral Roberts.

1987-12-03: Temple Owls beat UCLA Bruins 81–76. Macon led the winners with 22 points. Immel had 17 for UCLA Bruins.

1987-12-05: BYU Cougars beat UCLA Bruins 87–80. Chatman led the winners with 24 points. Walker had 18 for UCLA Bruins.

1987-12-12: St. John's Red Storm got past UCLA Bruins 72–64 as Porter scored a team-high 18. Richardson had 22 for UCLA Bruins.

1987-12-14: Behind Wilson's 21 points, UCLA Bruins rolled past Penn 98–49.

1987-12-17: UCLA Bruins beat UC Irvine 116–100 as Wilson scored a team-high 25. Engelstad had 26 for UC Irvine.

1987-12-21: California Golden Bears beat UCLA Bruins 83–70 as Matt Beeuwsaert scored a team-high 29. Dave Immel had 24 for UCLA Bruins. Matt Beeuwsaert grabbed 15 rebounds.

1987-12-23: Stanford Cardinal beat UCLA Bruins 116–110. Howard Wright led the winners with 30 points. Pooh Richardson had 25 for UCLA Bruins.

1987-12-28: Behind Rochelin's 14 points, UCLA Bruins defeated Cal State Fullerton Titans 74–65. Turner had 24 for Cal State Fullerton Titans.

1988-01-02: Behind Reid's 25 points, North Carolina Tar Heels defeated UCLA Bruins 80–73. Immel had 25 for UCLA Bruins.

1988-01-07: Oregon State Beavers survived UCLA Bruins 65–64 as Sherwood scored a team-high 19. Rochelin had 12 for UCLA Bruins.

1988-01-10: Behind Jackson's 15 points, UCLA Bruins defeated Oregon Ducks 65–60. Grant had 15 for Oregon Ducks.

1988-01-14: Behind Butler's 15 points, UCLA Bruins pulled away from USC Trojans 81–65. Moore had 18 for USC Trojans.

1988-01-16: Louisville Cardinals handled UCLA Bruins 92–79. Kenny Payne led the winners with 17 points. Trevor Wilson had 17 for UCLA Bruins.

1988-01-21: Behind Trevor Wilson's 23 points, UCLA Bruins pulled away from Arizona State Sun Devils 94–81. Mark Becker had 19 for Arizona State Sun Devils.

1988-01-24: Behind Elliott's 27 points, Arizona Wildcats pulled away from UCLA Bruins 86–74. Immel had 19 for UCLA Bruins.

1988-01-30: UCLA Bruins beat Washington Huskies 78–71. Wilson led the winners with 22 points. Sahor had 20 for Washington Huskies.

1988-02-04: UCLA Bruins got past Oregon Ducks 76–71 as Dave Immel scored a team-high 20. Anthony Taylor had 26 for Oregon Ducks.

1988-02-07: Oregon State Beavers beat UCLA Bruins 73–68. Eric Knox led the winners with 19 points. Pooh Richardson had 19 for UCLA Bruins.

1988-02-11: UCLA Bruins beat USC Trojans 85–70 as Trevor Wilson scored a team-high 22. Chris Moore had 17 for USC Trojans.

1988-02-14: Behind Cary Voce's 21 points, Notre Dame Fighting Irish defeated UCLA Bruins 73–66. Trevor Wilson had 15 for UCLA Bruins.

1988-02-18: UCLA Bruins beat Arizona State 79–73. Butler led the winners with 15 points. Johnson had 14 for Arizona State. Wilson grabbed 15 rebounds.

1988-02-25: UCLA Bruins beat Washington Huskies 97–87 as Kelvin Butler scored a team-high 21. Eldridge Recasner had 27 for Washington Huskies.

1988-02-27: Behind Kelvin Butler's 22 points, UCLA Bruins defeated Washington State Cougars 62–55. Neil Evans had 14 for Washington State Cougars.

1988-03-03: UCLA Bruins blew out Stanford Cardinal 91–69 as Wilson scored a team-high 19. Lichti had 18 for Stanford Cardinal.

1988-03-06: UCLA Bruins beat California 74–66. Wilson led the winners with 20 points. Fisher had 20 for California.

1988-03-11: Behind Anderson's 30 points, Washington State Cougars held off UCLA Bruins 73–71. Wilson had 16 for UCLA Bruins.

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