2002-03 Virginia Cavaliers basketball — schedule and results
The 2002-03 Virginia Cavaliers went 16-16 (6-10 in the ACC) under head coach Pete Gillen. The team peaked at #22 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 7.51.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 32 games from this season: 12–3 at home, 2–11 on the road, and 2–2 on neutral courts. The Cavaliers scored 73.9 points per game and allowed 74.6 (-0.7 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 6 games, from Dec 17, 2002 to Jan 2, 2003. The most lopsided win was 87–65 over Wofford Terriers on Jan 2, 2003; the heaviest defeat was 80–60 at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets on Feb 1, 2003. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Clemson Tigers (77–78). 1 game went to overtime.
Among Virginia Cavaliers' 118 recorded seasons, 2002-03's .500 winning percentage ranks 75th. Previous season: 2001-02 Cavaliers (17–12). Next season: 2003-04 Cavaliers (18–13).
Game-by-game results (32 games)
Game recaps
2002-11-25: Behind Brown, Elton's 22 points, Virginia Cavaliers pulled away from Chaminade 86–72. Stigall, Roy had 18 for Chaminade.
2002-11-26: Behind Billet, Todd's 15 points, Virginia pulled away from Kentucky Wildcats 75–61. Estill, Marquis had 12 for Kentucky Wildcats.
2002-12-04: Behind Hill, Chris's 22 points, Michigan State Spartans defeated Virginia 82–75. Billet, Todd had 28 for Virginia.
2003-01-05: NC State Wolfpack beat Virginia Cavaliers 75–63 as Hodge, Julius....... * scored a team-high 21. Smith, Devin had 14 for Virginia Cavaliers.
2003-01-18: Clemson Tigers survived Virginia Cavaliers 78–77 as Christie, Chey scored a team-high 16. Billet, Todd had 25 for Virginia Cavaliers.
2003-02-01: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets blew out Virginia 80–60 as Lewis, Marvin scored a team-high 25. Billet, Todd had 19 for Virginia.
2003-02-18: Clemson Tigers beat Virginia 73–64. Scott, Edward led the winners with 32 points. Smith, Devin had 30 for Virginia.
2003-03-01: Florida State Seminoles handled Virginia 73–59. Pickett,Tim led the winners with 32 points. Billet,Todd had 19 for Virginia.
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