2009-10 Utah State Aggies basketball — schedule and results

The 2009-10 Utah State Aggies went 27-8 (14-2 in the WAC) under head coach Stew Morrill. Simple Rating System: 13.62.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 35 games from this season: 17–1 at home, 8–5 on the road, and 2–2 on neutral courts. The State Aggies scored 73.1 points per game and allowed 59.9 (+13.2 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 17 games, from Jan 11, 2010 to Mar 12, 2010. The most lopsided win was 98–54 over Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors on Jan 11, 2010; the heaviest defeat was 82–60 at Louisiana Tech Bulldogs on Jan 4, 2010. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Utah Utes (67–68). 1 game went to overtime.

Among Utah State Aggies' 108 recorded seasons, 2009-10's .771 winning percentage ranks 13th. Previous season: 2008-09 State Aggies (30–5). Next season: 2010-11 State Aggies (30–4).

Game-by-game results (35 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2009-11-13	at Weber State Wildcats	W 66–60	Dee Events Center
2009-11-18	at Utah Utes	L 67–68	Jon M. Huntsman Center
2009-11-21	at Northeastern Huskies	L 61–64	Matthews Arena
2009-11-24	vs Idaho State Bengals	W 77–44	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2009-11-28	vs Southern Utah Thunderbirds	W 89–49	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2009-12-02	vs BYU Cougars	W 71–61	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2009-12-05	vs Saint Mary's Gaels	L 63–68	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2009-12-12	vs Utah Valley Wolverines	W 87–56	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2009-12-16	at Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners	W 68–51	Rabobank Arena
2009-12-18	at Long Beach State Beach	L 62–75	The Walter Pyramid
2009-12-21	vs Morehead State Eagles	W 79–72	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2009-12-22	vs Cal State Fullerton Titans	W 83–60	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2009-12-23	vs Weber State Wildcats	W 85–73	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2009-12-29	vs Western Oregon	W 78–42	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-01-02	at New Mexico State Aggies	L 52–55	Pan American Center
2010-01-04	at Louisiana Tech Bulldogs	L 60–82	Thomas Assembly Center
2010-01-11	vs Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors	W 98–54	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-01-13	at Nevada Wolf Pack	W 79–72 (OTOT)	Lawlor Events Center
2010-01-16	vs Boise State Broncos	W 81–59	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-01-21	at Fresno State Bulldogs	W 69–43	Save Mart Center
2010-01-23	at Idaho Vandals	W 60–48	Cowan Spectrum
2010-01-30	vs San Jose State Spartans	W 77–58	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-02-03	vs Idaho Vandals	W 80–62	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-02-06	vs Nevada Wolf Pack	W 76–65	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-02-11	at Boise State Broncos	W 72–67	Taco Bell Arena
2010-02-13	at San Jose State Spartans	W 81–65	The Event Center
2010-02-17	vs Louisiana Tech Bulldogs	W 67–61	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-02-20	vs Wichita State Shockers	W 68–58	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-02-25	at Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors	W 61–50	Stan Sheriff Center
2010-03-01	vs Fresno State Bulldogs	W 76–39	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-03-06	vs New Mexico State Aggies	W 81–63	Dee Glen Smith Spectrum
2010-03-11	neutral Boise State Broncos	W 84–60	Lawlor Events Center
2010-03-12	neutral Louisiana Tech Bulldogs	W 85–55	Lawlor Events Center
2010-03-13	neutral New Mexico State Aggies	L 63–69	Lawlor Events Center
2010-03-19	neutral Texas A&M Aggies	L 53–69	Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena

Game recaps

2010-01-11: Behind Wesley, Tai's 15 points, Utah State rolled past Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors 98–54. Williams, Dwain had 12 for Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors.

2010-01-30: Behind Bendall, Nate's 20 points, Utah State pulled away from San Jose State Spartans 77–58. Oliver, Adrian had 19 for San Jose State Spartans.

2010-02-13: Utah State handled San Jose State Spartans 81–65. Bendall, Nate led the winners with 18 points. Oliver, Adrian had 28 for San Jose State Spartans.

2010-02-25: Behind Quayle, Jared's 13 points, Utah State pulled away from Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors 61–50. Thompson, Hiram had 13 for Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors.

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