1994-95 Washington Huskies basketball — schedule and results
The 1994-95 Washington Huskies went 9-18 (5-13 in the Pac-10) under head coach Bob Bender. Simple Rating System: 6.45. This season is absent from the official season table (results later vacated by the NCAA); the record shown is computed from the logged games.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 27 games from this season: 7–7 at home, 2–11 on the road. The Huskies scored 66.9 points per game and allowed 70.7 (-3.9 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 3 games, from Dec 22, 1994 to Dec 30, 1994. The most lopsided win was 64–44 over Idaho Vandals on Dec 29, 1994; the heaviest defeat was 91–65 at Arizona Wildcats on Feb 4, 1995. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Kansas State Wildcats (62–63, overtime). 3 games went to overtime.
Among Washington Huskies' 117 recorded seasons, 1994-95's .333 winning percentage ranks 108th. Previous season: 1993-94 Huskies (5–22). Next season: 1995-96 Huskies (16–12).
Game-by-game results (27 games)
Game recaps
1995-01-12: UCLA Bruins beat Washington Huskies 75–57 as Charles O'Bannon scored a team-high 18. Bryant Boston had 14 for Washington Huskies.
1995-02-09: UCLA Bruins beat Washington Huskies 74–66. Ed O'Bannon led the winners with 17 points. Bryant Boston had 18 for Washington Huskies.
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