1978-79 Washington Huskies basketball — schedule and results
The 1978-79 Washington Huskies went 11-16 (6-12 in the Pac-10) under head coach Marv Harshman. Simple Rating System: 4.98.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 27 games from this season: 7–5 at home, 2–9 on the road, and 2–2 on neutral courts. The Huskies scored 66.7 points per game and allowed 68.1 (-1.4 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 3 games, from Dec 9, 1978 to Dec 18, 1978. The most lopsided win was 84–63 over Stanford Cardinal on Feb 10, 1979; the heaviest defeat was 86–61 at UCLA Bruins on Jan 27, 1979. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Army Black Knights (68–67).
Among Washington Huskies' 117 recorded seasons, 1978-79's .407 winning percentage ranks 99th. Previous season: 1977-78 Huskies (14–13). Next season: 1979-80 Huskies (18–10).
Game-by-game results (27 games)
Game recaps
1979-01-27: UCLA Bruins routed Washington Huskies 86–61. Greenwood led the winners with 24 points. Griffin had 16 for Washington Huskies. Greenwood grabbed 16 rebounds.
1979-02-22: Washington Huskies survived UCLA Bruins 69–68 as Petur Gudmundsson scored a team-high 17. David Greenwood had 22 for UCLA Bruins. David Greenwood grabbed 17 rebounds.
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