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RECORD BOOK Runnin’ Ute Basketball Team Game Records RECORD BOOK Runnin’ Ute Basketball Team Game Records Most Points - Game 15 (15-51) Oregon (Jan. 2, 1941) in Eugene, Ore. Fewest Points By An Opponent - Half 16 (16-22) Brigham Young (Jan. 22, 1921) 132 (132-77) Evansville (Dec. 7, 1960) in Salt Lake City in Provo, Utah 4 Montana State, Jan. 28, 1918 131 (131-94) New Mexico St. (Feb. 8, 1966) 16 (16-29) Brigham Young (Feb. 3, 1922) 8 Bradley, Dec. 5, 1991 in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City 128 (128-91) Morehead State (Dec. 16, 1965) 16 (16-60) Denver AC (Dec. 14, 1934) Largest Margin of Victory in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City 127 (127-88) Utah State (Feb. 12, 1966) in Salt Lake City 94 (113-19) Salt Lake HS (Jan. 10, 1913) in Salt Lake City 122 (122-67) Hawaii (Jan. 19, 1966) in Honolulu, Hawaii • Since 1980 74 (119-45) Arizona (Dec. 9, 1955) in Salt Lake City 121 (121-71) Montana State (Dec. 2, 1965) 41 (41-35) St. Mary’s-Calif. (Jan. 7, 2002) 73 (79-6) Fort Douglas (Jan. 19, 1911) in Salt Lake City in Moraga, Calif. in Salt Lake City 121 (121-106) Arizona (Jan. 24, 1974) in Salt Lake City 41 (41-64) UNLV (Mar. 14, 2003) in Las Vegas, Nev. 71 (98-27) Brigham Young College (Jan. 20, 1910) 120 (120-127) St. Joseph’s-Pa. (Mar. 25, 1961) 42 (42-43) Air Force (Feb. 12, 1982) in Salt Lake City in Kansas City, Mo. (4 OT) in Colorado Springs, Colo. 70 (100-30) Salt Lake HS (Feb. 1, 1913) 119 (119-45) Arizona (Dec. 9, 1955) in Salt Lake City 42 (42-40) Colorado State (Jan. 14, 1988) in Salt Lake City 119 (119-94) Denver (Nov. 30, 1974) in Salt Lake City in Fort Collins, Colo. 42 (42-38) Air Force (Mar. 13, 2003) in Las Vegas, Nev. • Since 1980 • Since 1950 42 (42-69) Washington State (Dec. 22, 2005) 67 (105-38) Chicago State (Dec. 20, 1994) 112 (112-91) San Diego State (Feb. 28, 1980) in Seattle, Wash. in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City 57 (94-37) American Univ. Puerto Rico (Nov. 23, 2000) 109 (109-75) Iona (Nov. 26, 1988) in Anchorage, Alaska Fewest Points - Half in San Juan, Puerto Rico 108 (108-55) Cal State-Fullerton (Dec. 27, 1995) 55 (132-77) Evansville (Dec 7, 1960) in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City 5 vs. Brigham Young, 1908-09 55 (122-67) Hawaii (Jan. 19, 1966) in Honolulu, Hawaii 107 (107-72) Seattle (Dec. 19, 1985) in Salt Lake City 51 (108-57) Air Force (Dec. 23, 1965) in Salt Lake City 106 (106-72) UC Davis (Nov. 24, 1990) in Salt Lake City • Since 1990 51 (115-64) Pepperdine (Dec. 1, 1966) in Salt Lake City 105 (105-38) Chicago State (Dec. 20, 1994) 13 vs. Connecticut (Nov. 28, 2003) 51 (88-37) Concordia-Calif. (Dec. 26, 2000) in Salt Lake City in New York, N.Y. in Salt Lake City 105 (105-64) Southern California College (Nov. 27, 1993) 14 vs. Washington State (Dec. 22, 2005) in Salt Lake City in Seattle, Wash. 105 (105-38) Chicago State (Dec. 20, 1994) 15 vs. Cent. Florida (Dec. 19, 2006) in San Juan, P.R. Largest Margin of Defeat in Salt Lake City 44 (16-60) Denver AC (Dec. 14, 1934) in Salt Lake City Most Points By An Opponent 43 (25-68) Wyoming (Jan. 16, 1943) in Salt Lake City RECORD BOOK • In A Home Game 42 (53-95) Purdue (Dec. 17, 1988) in West Lafayette, Ind. 132 (132-77) Evansville (Dec. 7, 1960) in Salt Lake City 127 (120-127) St. Joseph’s-Pa. (Mar. 25, 1961) in Kansas City, Mo. (4OT) 37 (74-111) Michigan (Dec. 23, 1968) in Ann Arbor, Mich. 36 (15-51) Oregon (Jan. 2, 1941) in Eugene, Ore. • In The Jon M. Huntsman Center 122 (92-122) Arizona (Feb. 23, 1974) in Tucson, Ariz. 115 (100-115) Brigham Young (Mar. 5, 1966) 121 (121-106) Arizona (Jan. 24, 1974) in Salt Lake City • Since 1980 in Provo, Utah 42 (53-95) Purdue (Dec. 17, 1988) • On A Neutral Court 113 (89-113) New Mexico (Jan. 28, 1978) in West Lafayette, Ind. 120 (120-127) St. Joseph’s-Pa. (Mar. 25, 1961) in Albuquerque, N.M. 34 (65-99) Illinois (Nov. 25, 1983) at Rosemont, Ill. in Kansas City, Mo. 113 (105-113) Brigham Young (Jan. 14, 1984) 33 (77-44) Northwestern (Dec. 21, 2006) at San Juan, P.R. NCAA Semifinal in 4 OT in Provo, Utah 32 (44-76) Connecticut (Nov. 28, 2003) in New York, N.Y. • On An Opponent’s Home Court • Since 1980 31 (65-96) Brigham Young (Mar. 10, 1994) 122 (122-67) Hawaii (Jan. 19, 1966) in Honolulu, Hawaii 113 (105-113) Brigham Young (Jan. 14, 1984) in Salt Lake City (Delta Center) in Provo, Utah 31 (70-101) Kentucky (Mar. 21, 1996) • In A Utah Loss 101 (70-101) Kentucky (Mar. 21, 1996) in Minneapolis, Minn. 120 (120-127) St. Joseph’s-Pa. (Mar. 25, 1961) in Minneapolis, Minn. in Kansas City, Mo. 99 (65-99) Illinois (Nov. 25, 1983) in Rosemont, Ill. NCAA Semifinal in 4 OT 98 (87-98) Wyoming (Jan. 18, 1990) in Laramie, Wyo. 98 (85-98) Weber State (Dec. 4, 1993) in Ogden, Utah Most Points - Half 71 vs. Evansville (1st), Dec. 7, 1960 Fewest Points By An Opponent 69 vs. New Mexico State (2nd), Feb. 8, 1966 0 (2-0/Forfeit) Butte 5W (Mar. 19, 1910) in Butte, Mont. 63 vs. Arizona (2nd), Jan. 24, 1974 2 (63-2) Fort Douglas (Dec. 6, 1909) in Salt Lake City 62 vs. Fresno State (1st), Jan. 16, 1993 3 (36-3) Fort Douglas (Dec. 1, 1909) in Salt Lake City 3 (53-3) YMCA (Jan. 26, 1915) in Salt Lake City Most Points - Conference Game 6 (79-6) Fort Douglas (Jan. 19, 1911) 121 (121-106) Arizona (Jan. 24, 1974) in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City 113 (113-82) Wyoming (Feb. 21, 1970) in Salt Lake City • Since 1950 112 (112-81) New Mexico (Jan. 14, 1960) 32 (32-34) New Mexico (Jan. 31, 1976) in Salt Lake City in Albuquerque, N.M. 112 (112-91) San Diego State (Feb. 28, 1980) • Since 1980 in Salt Lake City 35 (41-35) Saint Mary’s-Calif (Jan. 7, 2002) 111 (111-66) New Mexico (Jan. 12, 1961) in Salt Lake City in Moraga, Calif. 35 (45-35) Air Force (Feb. 1, 2003) in Salt Lake City Most Points - Half (Conference Game) 36 (58-36) Wichita State (Dec. 21,1991) 63 vs. Arizona (2nd), Jan. 24, 1974 in Wichita, Kan. 62 vs. Fresno State (1st), Jan. 16, 1993 37 (44-37) Colorado State (Jan. 29, 1990) 61 vs. San Diego State (2nd), Feb. 28, 1980 in Salt Lake City 37 (94-37) American Univ. Puerto Rico (Nov. 23, 2000) in San Juan, Puerto Rico Fewest Points - Game 37 (88-37) Concordia-Calif. (Dec. 26, 2000) 9 (9-32) Brigham Young (Jan. 23, 1909) in Salt Lake City 37 (66-37) Coppin State (Dec. 20, 2004) in Provo, Utah Josh Grant scored 10 of the Utes’ 62 points in the first 13 (13-37) Brigham Young College (Feb. 20, 1909) in Salt Lake City in Logan, Utah half against Fresno State on Jan. 16, 1993. 70 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Runnin’ Ute Basketball Team Game Records Most Field Goals Made Most 3-Point Field Goals Made Fewest Free Throws Attempted 50 vs. Arizona, Jan. 24, 1974 17 vs. UNLV (17-of-26), Jan. 12, 2002 3 vs. New Mexico (2-of-3), Jan. 20, 1967 48 vs. Boston College, Mar. 23, 1974 14 vs. San Diego State (14-of-25), Feb. 12, 1994 4 vs. Loyola Marymount (3-of-4), Dec. 10, 1966 47 vs. Loyola-Calif., Dec. 3, 1973 14 vs. Fresno State (14-of-22), Feb. 25, 1995 4 vs. Northwestern (2-of-4), Dec. 21, 2006 47 vs. San Diego State, Feb. 28, 1980 14 vs. Utah State (14-of-21), Dec. 7, 1999 5 Twice, most recent vs. UNLV (5-of-5), Feb. 11, 2002 14 vs. Washington State (14-of-28), Dec. 11, 1999 Most Field Goals Attempted 14 vs. San Diego State (14-of-26), Jan. 14, 2002 Highest Free Throw Percentage 14 vs. IPFW (14-of-25), Jan. 11, 2003 106 vs. Arizona, Feb. 23, 1977 14 vs. Pepperdine (14-of-27), Jan. 5, 2004 (Minimum 15 Attempts) 103 vs. Arizona State, Jan. 12, 1968 .957 vs. UNLV (22-of-23), Feb. 21, 2000 100 vs. Arizona, Mar. 3, 1967 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made - Half .950 vs. Air Force (19-of-20), Jan. 28, 1988 96 vs. Connecticut, Jan. 1, 1967 .950 vs. Hawaii (19-of-20), Jan. 13, 1996 10 vs. Fresno State (10-of-12, 1st), Jan. 16, 1993 .931 vs. Arizona State (27-of-29), Jan. 25, 1973 Fewest Field Goals Made 10 vs. Fresno State (10-of-13, 1st), Feb. 25, 1995 12 vs. Air Force, Mar. 13, 2003 Highest Free Throw Percentage - Half 13 vs. Cal State-Fullerton, Dec. 19, 1987 Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted (Minimum 12 Attempts) 14 vs. San Diego State, Feb. 20, 1988 40 vs. New Mexico (12-of-40), Mar. 1, 2003 1.000 Several Times, Most Recent vs. CSU (14-of-14, 1st), 14 vs. Wyoming, Feb. 4, 2002 34 vs. San Diego State (11-of-34), Jan. 16, 1999 Feb. 19, 2001 14 vs.
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