2003-04 Washington Huskies basketball — schedule and results

The 2003-04 Washington Huskies went 19-12 (12-6 in the Pac-10) under head coach Lorenzo Romar. Simple Rating System: 9.46.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 31 games from this season: 11–3 at home, 6–7 on the road, and 2–2 on neutral courts. The Huskies scored 82.0 points per game and allowed 79.0 (+3.0 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 6 games, from Feb 26, 2004 to Mar 12, 2004. The most lopsided win was 88–51 over Columbia Lions on Dec 30, 2003; the heaviest defeat was 86–62 to Gonzaga Bulldogs on Dec 3, 2003. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Oregon State Beavers (80–79). 2 games went to overtime.

Among Washington Huskies' 117 recorded seasons, 2003-04's .613 winning percentage ranks 56th. Previous season: 2002-03 Huskies (10–17). Next season: 2004-05 Huskies (29–6).

Game-by-game results (31 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2003-11-21	vs Portland State Vikings	W 73–65	Bank of America Arena
2003-11-24	vs UC Riverside Highlanders	W 91–78	Bank of America Arena
2003-11-29	vs Eastern Washington Eagles	W 104–91	Bank of America Arena
2003-12-03	vs Gonzaga Bulldogs	L 62–86	Bank of America Arena
2003-12-06	at Wyoming Cowboys	L 76–92	Arena-Auditorium
2003-12-20	at Houston Cougars	L 64–79	Hofheinz Pavilion
2003-12-27	at San Diego State Aztecs	W 92–81	Cox Arena
2003-12-30	vs Columbia Lions	W 88–51	Bank of America Arena
2004-01-02	at California Golden Bears	L 62–76	Haas Pavilion
2004-01-04	at Stanford Cardinal	L 72–85	Maples Pavilion
2004-01-08	vs USC Trojans	L 80–88	Bank of America Arena
2004-01-10	vs UCLA Bruins	L 84–86 (OTOT)	Bank of America Arena
2004-01-15	at Oregon Ducks	L 74–84	McArthur Court
2004-01-17	at Oregon State Beavers	W 103–99 (OTOT)	Gill Coliseum
2004-01-24	at Washington State Cougars	W 75–62	Friel Court at Beasley Coliseum
2004-01-29	vs Arizona Wildcats	W 96–83	Bank of America Arena
2004-01-31	vs Arizona State Sun Devils	W 90–81	Bank of America Arena
2004-02-05	at USC Trojans	W 93–82	L.A. Sports Arena
2004-02-07	at UCLA Bruins	L 75–80	Pauley Pavilion
2004-02-12	vs Oregon Ducks	W 83–74	Bank of America Arena
2004-02-14	vs Oregon State Beavers	W 80–79	Bank of America Arena
2004-02-19	vs Washington State Cougars	W 71–67	Bank of America Arena
2004-02-22	at NC State Wolfpack	L 72–77	RBC Arena
2004-02-26	at Arizona Wildcats	W 89–84	McKale Center
2004-02-28	at Arizona State Sun Devils	W 96–72	Wells Fargo Arena
2004-03-04	vs California Golden Bears	W 76–58	Bank of America Arena
2004-03-06	vs Stanford Cardinal	W 75–62	Bank of America Arena
2004-03-11	neutral UCLA Bruins	W 91–83	Staples Center
2004-03-12	neutral Arizona Wildcats	W 90–85	Staples Center
2004-03-13	neutral Stanford Cardinal	L 66–77	Staples Center
2004-03-19	neutral UAB Blazers	L 100–102	Nationwide Arena

Game recaps

2003-11-21: Washington Huskies got past Portland State 73–65 as Washington, Anthony scored a team-high 14. Walker, Blake had 20 for Portland State.

2003-11-24: Behind Roy, Brandon's 22 points, Washington pulled away from UC Riverside Highlanders 91–78. Butler, Kevin had 20 for UC Riverside Highlanders.

2003-12-03: Gonzaga blew out Washington Huskies 86–62 as Violette, Cory scored a team-high 15. Conroy, Will had 15 for Washington Huskies.

2003-12-06: Behind STRAIGHT, Jay's 18 points, Wyoming pulled away from Washington Huskies 92–76. Allen, Curtis had 18 for Washington Huskies.

2003-12-20: Houston handled Washington Huskies 79–64. Owens, Andre led the winners with 22 points. Roy, Brandon had 19 for Washington Huskies.

2003-12-27: Behind Jones, Bobby's 19 points, Washington Huskies pulled away from San Diego State 92–81. Heath, Brandon had 23 for San Diego State.

2003-12-30: Behind Jones, Bobby's 18 points, Washington Huskies rolled past Columbia 88–51. Worthington, Dodson. c had 12 for Columbia.

2004-01-02: California beat Washington Huskies 76–62 as Tamir, Amit scored a team-high 21. Simmons, Tre had 16 for Washington Huskies. Powe, Leon grabbed 15 rebounds.

2004-01-04: Behind Davis, Justin's 17 points, Stanford pulled away from Washington Huskies 85–72. Robinson, Nate had 16 for Washington Huskies.

2004-01-08: Behind Craven, Errick's 20 points, USC Trojans defeated Washington 88–80. Conroy, Will had 21 for Washington.

2004-01-10: Behind Cummings, T.J.'s 22 points, Ucla held off Washington Huskies 86–84. Conroy, Will had 29 for Washington Huskies.

2004-01-15: Behind Jackson, Luke's 24 points, Oregon pulled away from Washington Huskies 84–74. Roy, Brandon had 18 for Washington Huskies.

2004-01-24: Washington Huskies beat Washington State 75–62 as Robinson, Nate scored a team-high 17. Varem, Jeff had 14 for Washington State.

2004-01-31: Washington Huskies got past Arizona State 90–81 as Simmons, Tre scored a team-high 21. Diogu, Ike had 23 for Arizona State.

2004-02-05: Washington beat USC Trojans 93–82 as Roy, Brandon scored a team-high 17. Farmer, Desmon had 31 for USC Trojans.

2004-02-12: Washington Huskies got past Oregon 83–74 as Robinson, Nate scored a team-high 20. Joseph, Andre had 19 for Oregon.

2004-02-14: Washington Huskies edged Oregon State 80–79. Simmons, Tre led the winners with 17 points. Lucas, David had 29 for Oregon State.

2004-02-22: Behind Melvin, Marcus's 16 points, North Carolina State defeated Washington Huskies 77–72. Jones, Bobby had 22 for Washington Huskies.

2004-02-28: Washington Huskies routed Arizona State 96–72. Roy, Brandon led the winners with 18 points. Diogu, Ike had 27 for Arizona State.

2004-03-04: Washington Huskies handled California 76–58. Simmons, Tre led the winners with 16 points. Powe, Leon had 15 for California.

2004-03-06: Washington Huskies beat Stanford 75–62 as Simmons, Tre scored a team-high 16. Hernandez, Chris had 21 for Stanford.

2004-03-11: Behind Conroy, Will's 20 points, Washington Huskies defeated Ucla 91–83. Morrison, Brian had 23 for Ucla.

2004-03-13: Stanford handled Washington Huskies 77–66. Lottich, Matt led the winners with 20 points. Robinson, Nate had 16 for Washington Huskies.

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