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RECORD BOOK TEAM GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS - GAME 132 (132-77) Evansville (Dec. 7, 1960) in Salt Lake City 131 (131-94) New Mexico St. (Feb. 8, 1966) in Salt Lake City 128 (128-91) Morehead State (Dec. 16, 1965) in Salt Lake City 127 (127-88) Utah State (Feb. 12, 1966) in Salt Lake City 122 (122-67) Hawaii (Jan. 19, 1966) in Honolulu, Hawaii 121 (121-71) Montana State (Dec. 2, 1965) The fans keeping in Salt Lake City 121 (121-106) Arizona (Jan. 24, 1974) in Salt Lake City track of Utah’s RECORD BOOK 120 (120-127) St. Joseph’s-Pa. (Mar. 25, 1961) three-pointers in Kansas City, Mo. (4 OT) nearly ran out of 119 (119-45) Arizona (Dec. 9, 1955) in Salt Lake City numbers as the 119 (119-94) Denver (Nov. 30, 1974) in Salt Lake City Utes drilled a school record 17 • Since 1980 against UNLV on 112 (112-91) San Diego State (Feb. 28, 1980) Jan. 12, 2002. in Salt Lake City 109 (109-75) Iona (Nov. 26, 1988) in Anchorage, Alaska 15 (15-51) Oregon (Jan. 2, 1941) in Eugene, Ore. 36 (58-36) Wichita State (Dec. 21,1991) 108 (108-55) Cal State-Fullerton (Dec. 27, 1995) 16 (16-22) Brigham Young (Jan. 22, 1921) in Wichita, Kan. in Salt Lake City in Provo, Utah 37 (44-37) Colorado State (Jan. 29, 1990) 107 (107-72) Seattle (Dec. 19, 1985) in Salt Lake city 16 (16-29) Brigham Young (Feb. 3, 1922) in Salt Lake City 106 (106-72) UC Davis (Nov. 24, 1990) in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City 37 (94-37) American Univ. Puerto Rico (Nov. 23, 2000) 105 (105-38) Chicago State (Dec. 20, 1994) 16 (16-60) Denver AC (Dec. 14, 1934) in San Juan, Puerto Rico in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City 37 (88-37) Concordia-Calif. (Dec. 26, 2000) 105 (105-64) Southern California College (Nov. 27, 1993) in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City • Since 1980 37 (66-37) Coppin State (Dec. 20, 2004) 105 (105-38) Chicago State (Dec. 20, 1994) 41 (41-35) St. Mary’s-Calif. (Jan. 7, 2002) in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City in Moraga, Calif. 41 (41-64) UNLV (Mar. 14, 2003) in Las Vegas, Nev. • In A Home Game OPPONENTS FEWEST POINTS - HALF 42 (42-43) Air Force (Feb. 12, 1982) 132 (132-77) Evansville (Dec. 7, 1960) in Salt Lake City (AGAINST CURRENT DIV. I PROGRAMS) in Colorado Springs, Colo. 4 Montana State, Jan. 28, 1918 42 (42-40) Colorado State (Jan. 14, 1988) • In The Jon M. Huntsman Center 8 Bradley, Dec. 5, 1991 121 (121-106) Arizona (Jan. 24, 1974) in Salt Lake City in Fort Collins, Colo. 42 (42-38) Air Force (Mar. 13, 2003) in Las Vegas, Nev. LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY • On A Neutral Court FEWEST POINTS - HALF 94 (113-19) Salt Lake HS (Jan. 10, 1913) 120 (120-127) St. Joseph’s-Pa. (Mar. 25, 1961) in Salt Lake City 5 vs. Brigham Young, 1908-09 in Kansas City, Mo. 74 (119-45) Arizona (Dec. 9, 1955) in Salt Lake City NCAA Semifinal in 4 OT OPPONENTS MOST POINTS - GAME 73 (79-6) Fort Douglas (Jan. 19, 1911) in Salt Lake City • On An Opponent’s Home Court 127 (120-127) St. Joseph’s-Pa. (Mar. 25, 1961) 71 (98-27) Brigham Young College (Jan. 20, 1910) 122 (122-67) Hawaii (Jan. 19, 1966) in Honolulu, Hawaii in Kansas City, Mo. (4OT) 122 (92-122) Arizona (Feb. 23, 1974) in Tucson, Ariz. in Salt Lake City • In A Utah Loss 115 (100-115) Brigham Young (Mar. 5, 1966) 70 (100-30) Salt Lake HS (Feb. 1, 1913) 120 (120-127) St. Joseph’s-Pa. (Mar. 25, 1961) in Provo, Utah in Salt Lake City in Kansas City, Mo. 113 (89-113) New Mexico (Jan. 28, 1978) • Since 1950 NCAA Semifinal in 4 OT in Albuquerque, N.M. 67 (105-38) Chicago State (Dec. 20, 1994) 113 (105-113) Brigham Young (Jan. 14, 1984) in Salt Lake City MOST POINTS - HALF in Provo, Utah 57 (94-37) American Univ. Puerto Rico (Nov. 23, 2000) 71 vs. Evansville (1st), Dec. 7, 1960 in San Juan, Puerto Rico 69 vs. New Mexico State (2nd), Feb. 8, 1966 • Since 1980 113 (105-113) Brigham Young (Jan. 14, 1984) 55 (132-77) Evansville (Dec 7, 1960) in Salt Lake City 63 vs. Arizona (2nd), Jan. 24, 1974 55 (122-67) Hawaii (Jan. 19, 1966) in Honolulu, Hawaii 62 vs. Fresno State (1st), Jan. 16, 1993 in Provo, Utah 101 (70-101) Kentucky (Mar. 21, 1996) 51 (108-57) Air Force (Dec. 23, 1965) in Salt Lake City 51 (115-64) Pepperdine (Dec. 1, 1966) in Salt Lake City MOST POINTS - CONFERENCE GAME in Minneapolis, Minn. 99 (65-99) Illinois (Nov. 25, 1983) in Rosemont, Ill. 51 (88-37) Concordia-Calif. (Dec. 26, 2000) 121 (121-106) Arizona (Jan. 24, 1974) in Salt Lake City 98 (87-98) Wyoming (Jan. 18, 1990) in Laramie, Wyo. in Salt Lake City 113 (113-82) Wyoming (Feb. 21, 1970) in Salt Lake City 98 (85-98) Weber State (Dec. 4, 1993) in Ogden, Utah 112 (112-81) New Mexico (Jan. 14, 1960) LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT in Albuquerque, N.M. OPPONENTS FEWEST POINTS - GAME 44 (16-60) Denver AC (Dec. 14, 1934) in Salt Lake City 112 (112-91) San Diego State (Feb. 28, 1980) 0 (0-2/Forfeit) Butte 5W (Mar. 19, 1910) in Butte, Mont. 43 (25-68) Wyoming (Jan. 16, 1943) in Salt Lake City in Salt Lake City 2 (63-2) Fort Douglas (Dec. 6, 1909) in Salt Lake City 42 (53-95) Purdue (Dec. 17, 1988) in West Lafayette, Ind. 111 (111-66) New Mexico (Jan. 12, 1961) in Salt Lake City 3 (36-3) Fort Douglas (Dec. 1, 1909) in Salt Lake City 37 (74-111) Michigan (Dec. 23, 1968) in Ann Arbor, Mich. 36 (15-51) Oregon (Jan. 2, 1941) in Eugene, Ore. MOST POINTS - CONFERENCE HALF 3 (53-3) YMCA (Jan. 26, 1915) in Salt Lake City 6 (79-6) Fort Douglas (Jan. 19, 1911) 63 vs. Arizona (2nd), Jan. 24, 1974 • Since 1980 in Salt Lake City 62 vs. Fresno State (1st), Jan. 16, 1993 42 (53-95) Purdue (Dec. 17, 1988) 61 vs. San Diego State (2nd), Feb. 28, 1980 • Since 1950 in West Lafayette, Ind. 32 (32-34) New Mexico (Jan. 31, 1976) in Salt Lake City 34 (65-99) Illinois (Nov. 25, 1983) at Rosemont, Ill. FEWEST POINTS - GAME 32 (44-76) Connecticut (Nov. 28, 2003) 9 (9-32) Brigham Young (Jan. 23, 1909) • Since 1980 in New York, N.Y. in Provo, Utah 35 (41-35) Saint Mary’s-Calif (Jan. 7, 2002) 31 (65-96) Brigham Young (Mar. 10, 1994) 13 (13-37) Brigham Young College (Feb. 20, 1909) in Moraga, Calif. in Salt Lake City (Delta Center) in Logan, Utah 35 (45-35) Air Force (Feb. 1, 2003) in Salt Lake City 31 (70-101) Kentucky (Mar. 21, 1996) in Minneapolis, Minn. 72 2005-06 MEDIA GUIDE MOST FIELD GOALS MADE MOST THREE-POINT FG MADE - HALF HIGHEST FT PCT. - GAME (MIN. 15 ATT.) 50 vs. Arizona, Jan. 24, 1974 10 vs. Fresno State (10-of-12, 1st), Jan. 16, 1993 .957 vs. UNLV (22-of-23), Feb. 21, 2000 48 vs. Boston College, Mar. 23, 1974 10 vs. Fresno State (10-of-13, 1st), Feb. 25, 1995 .950 vs. Air Force (19-of-20), Jan. 28, 1988 47 vs. Loyola-Calif., Dec. 3, 1973 .950 vs. Hawaii (19-of-20), Jan. 13, 1996 47 vs. San Diego State, Feb. 28, 1980 MOST THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTED .931 vs. Arizona State (27-of-29), Jan. 25, 1973 .929 vs. Colorado State (26-28), Feb. 8, 1997 40 vs. New Mexico (12-of-40), Mar. 1, 2003 RECORD BOOK MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 34 vs. San Diego State (11-of-34), Jan. 16, 1999 106 vs. Arizona, Feb. 23, 1977 32 vs. Northern Iowa (12-of-32), Dec. 14, 2002 HIGHEST FT PCT. - HALF (MIN. 12 ATT.) 103 vs. Arizona State, Jan. 12, 1968 30 vs. Arizona (13-of-30), Dec. 9, 1993 1.000 vs. Weber State (14-of-14, 1st), Dec. 8, 1987 100 vs. Arizona, Mar. 3, 1967 30 vs. UNLV (11-of-30), Mar. 8, 2002 1.000 vs. Air Force (15-of-15, 2nd), Jan. 28, 1988 96 vs. Connecticut, Jan. 1, 1967 1.000 vs. San Diego State (12-of-12, 2nd), Feb. 20, 1988 HIGHEST THREE-PT. 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    GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS GAME NOTES WARRIORS (1-0) VS. NUGGETS (0-1) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2021 7:00 P.M. PDT 2021 PRESEASON SCHEDULE DATE OPP TIME/RESULT +/- TV CHASE CENTER, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 10/4 at POR W, 121-107 +14 NBA TV PRESEASON GAME #2 / HOME GAME #1 10/6 DEN 7:00 PM NBCSBA 10/8 LAL 7:00 PM NBCSBA, NBA TV TV: NBC SPORTS BAY AREA 10/12 at LAL 7:30 PM TNT RADIO: 95.7 THE GAME 10/15 POR 7:00 PM NBCSBA, NBA TV 2021-22 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE HOME: --- PRESEASON SERIES (SINCE 1980): WARRIORS LEAD, 11-10 ROAD: 0-1 DATE OPP TIME/RESULT +/- TV 10/19 at LAL 7:00 PM TNT STREAK: W1 LAST MEETING: 4/23/21 VS. DEN, W, 118-97 STREAK: L1 10/21 LAC 7:00 PM TNT 10/24 at SAC 6:00 PM NBCSBA 10/26 at OKC 5:00 PM NBCSBA Last Game Starters 2020-21 Stats 10/28 MEM 7:00 PM NBCSBA 10/30 OKC 5:30 PM NBCSBA NO. NAME POS HT^ PTS REB AST NOTES 11/3 CHA 7:00 PM NBCSBA, ESPN 22 Andrew Wiggins F 6-7 18.6 4.9 2.4 Career-high .477 FG% & .380 3P% 11/5 NOP 7:00 PM NBCSBA, ESPN 11/7 HOU 5:30 PM NBCSBA 23 Draymond Green F 6-6 7.0 7.1 8.9 6 TD3 in 2020-21 for 30 career 11/8 ATL 7:00 PM NBCSBA 5 Kevon Looney F 6-9 4.1 5.3 2.0 Career-high 19.0 mpg in 2020-21 11/10 MIN 7:00 PM NBCSBA 11/12 CHI 7:00 PM NBCSBA, ESPN 3 Jordan Poole G 6-4 12.0 1.8 1.9 Had 9 20-point games in 2020-21 11/14 at CHA 4:00 PM NBCSBA 30 Stephen Curry G 6-3 32.0 5.5 5.8 Led NBA in PPG and 3PM in 2020-21 11/16 at BKN 4:30 PM TNT 11/18 at CLE 4:30 PM NBCSBA Reserves 2020-21 Stats 11/19 at DET 4:00 PM NBCSBA 11/21 TOR 5:30 PM NBCSBA 6 Jordan Bell F/C 6-7 2.5 4.0 1.2 Played 1 game w/ GSW in 2020-21 11/24