1996-97 Washington State Cougars basketball — schedule and results
The 1996-97 Washington State Cougars went 13-17 (5-13 in the Pac-10) under head coach Kevin Eastman. Simple Rating System: 8.23.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 30 games from this season: 9–5 at home, 3–10 on the road, and 1–2 on neutral courts. The State Cougars scored 74.8 points per game and allowed 74.1 (+0.7 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Nov 23, 1996 to Dec 7, 1996. The most lopsided win was 95–54 over San Jose State Spartans on Dec 22, 1996; the heaviest defeat was 106–73 at USC Trojans on Jan 4, 1997. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against UCLA Bruins (86–87). 1 game went to overtime.
Among Washington State Cougars' 120 recorded seasons, 1996-97's .433 winning percentage ranks 74th. Previous season: 1995-96 State Cougars (17–12). Next season: 1997-98 State Cougars (10–19).
Game-by-game results (30 games)
Game recaps
1997-01-02: UCLA Bruins routed Washington State Cougars 84–56. Charles O'Bannon led the winners with 15 points. Carlos Daniel had 13 for Washington State Cougars.
1997-03-08: Behind J.R. Henderson's 21 points, UCLA Bruins held off Washington State 87–86. Isaac Fontaine had 33 for Washington State.
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