1997-98 USC Trojans basketball — schedule and results
The 1997-98 USC Trojans went 9-19 (5-13 in the Pac-10) under head coach Henry Bibby. Simple Rating System: 2.12.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 28 games from this season: 6–7 at home, 3–12 on the road. The Trojans scored 75.0 points per game and allowed 80.4 (-5.4 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 4 games, from Nov 16, 1997 to Nov 29, 1997. The most lopsided win was 117–71 over Arizona State Sun Devils on Mar 7, 1998; the heaviest defeat was 99–62 at Stanford Cardinal on Jan 15, 1998. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Arizona Wildcats (91–90, overtime). 4 games went to overtime.
Among USC Trojans' 117 recorded seasons, 1997-98's .321 winning percentage ranks 108th. Previous season: 1996-97 Trojans (17–11). Next season: 1998-99 Trojans (15–13).
Game-by-game results (28 games)
Game recaps
1997-11-11: New Mexico Lobos routed USC Trojans 98–76. Lamont Long led the winners with 31 points. Jarvis Turner had 18 for USC Trojans.
1997-12-20: Ohio State Buckeyes beat USC Trojans 79–73. Michael Redd led the winners with 30 points. Adam Spanich had 21 for USC Trojans.
1998-01-21: Behind Kris Johnson's 20 points, UCLA Bruins pulled away from USC Trojans 101–84. Jeff Trepagnier had 18 for USC Trojans.
1998-02-18: Behind J.R. Henderson's 20 points, UCLA Bruins defeated USC Trojans 82–75. Gary Johnson had 19 for USC Trojans.
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