1997-98 UNLV Rebels basketball — schedule and results
The 1997-98 UNLV Rebels went 20-13 (7-7 in the WAC) under head coach Bill Bayno. Simple Rating System: 7.43.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 33 games from this season: 16–4 at home, 4–8 on the road, and 0–1 on neutral courts. The Rebels scored 69.5 points per game and allowed 66.6 (+2.9 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 6 games, from Feb 26, 1998 to Mar 7, 1998. The most lopsided win was 86–49 over Chicago State Cougars on Dec 17, 1997; the heaviest defeat was 92–68 at Kansas Jayhawks on Nov 21, 1997. The tightest finish was a 2-point win against Air Force Falcons (59–57).
Among UNLV Rebels' 57 recorded seasons, 1997-98's .606 winning percentage ranks 34th. Previous season: 1996-97 Rebels (22–10). Next season: 1998-99 Rebels (16–13).
Game-by-game results (33 games)
Game recaps
1997-12-27: Behind Toby Bailey's 17 points, UCLA Bruins defeated UNLV Rebels 65–57. Tyrone Nesby had 25 for UNLV Rebels.
1998-01-15: New Mexico Lobos handled UNLV Rebels 79–61. Kenny Thomas led the winners with 22 points. Edwin Daniels had 13 for UNLV Rebels.
1998-03-07: UNLV Rebels beat New Mexico Lobos 56–51. Brian Keefe led the winners with 18 points. Kenny Thomas had 17 for New Mexico Lobos.
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