1998-99 USC Trojans basketball — schedule and results
The 1998-99 USC Trojans went 15-13 (7-11 in the Pac-10) under head coach Henry Bibby. Simple Rating System: 11.28.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 28 games from this season: 10–5 at home, 5–8 on the road. The Trojans scored 75.8 points per game and allowed 72.2 (+3.6 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 6 games, from Nov 17, 1998 to Dec 9, 1998. The most lopsided win was 101–54 over San Diego State Aztecs on Nov 17, 1998; the heaviest defeat was 107–78 at Kansas Jayhawks on Dec 12, 1998. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Oregon Ducks (85–84). 2 games went to overtime.
Among USC Trojans' 117 recorded seasons, 1998-99's .536 winning percentage ranks 76th. Previous season: 1997-98 Trojans (9–19). Next season: 1999-00 Trojans (16–14).
Game-by-game results (28 games)
Game recaps
1998-11-30: USC Trojans got past St. Bonaventure 91–82 as Spanich, Adam scored a team-high 18. Capers, David had 19 for St. Bonaventure.
1999-01-02: USC Trojans survived Arizona State Sun Devils 72–70 as Scalabrine, Brian scored a team-high 25. Lazor, Bobby had 19 for Arizona State Sun Devils.
1999-01-16: Behind Carlisle, Geno's 20 points, California Golden Bears pulled away from USC Trojans 89–75. Wilder, Quincy had 18 for USC Trojans.
1999-01-20: UCLA Bruins beat USC Trojans 98–80 as Jerome Moiso scored a team-high 17. Elias Ayuso had 16 for USC Trojans.
1999-01-30: Washington State Cougars got past USC Trojans 95–86 as MENSAH-BONSU, Kojo scored a team-high 21. AYUSO, Elias had 22 for USC Trojans.
1999-02-11: California Golden Bears edged USC Trojans 58–55. Carlisle, Geno led the winners with 13 points. Trepagnier, Jeff had 14 for USC Trojans.
1999-02-17: UCLA Bruins beat USC Trojans 68–63. Baron Davis led the winners with 17 points. Brian Scalabrine had 20 for USC Trojans.
1999-02-27: USC Trojans routed Washington State Cougars 83–62. SCALABRINE, Brian led the winners with 20 points. MILLER, Eddie had 15 for Washington State Cougars.
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