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2001-02 Creighton Bluejays

NCAA · 19–7 · NCAA First round

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Schedule and results (26 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Type	Venue
2001-11-18	@ Nebraska	L 56–59	0–1
2001-11-28	vs Iowa State	L 74–75 OT	0–2
2001-12-01	@ Florida	L 67–78	0–3
2001-12-02	@ McNeese	W 67–49	1–3
2001-12-07	@ Western Illinois	W 70–60	2–3
2001-12-15	@ Iowa	L 43–86	2–4
2001-12-30	@ Southern Illinois	W 71–63	3–4
2002-01-01	@ Evansville	W 77–72	4–4
2002-01-06	vs Missouri State	W 84–47	5–4
2002-01-13	@ Illinois State	L 57–64 OT	5–5
2002-01-18	vs Northern Iowa	W 59–51	6–5
2002-01-19	vs Bradley	W 78–64	7–5
2002-01-29	vs Drake	W 62–58	8–5
2002-02-01	@ Missouri State	W 74–61	9–5
2002-02-04	@ Wichita State	W 81–77	10–5
2002-02-08	vs Illinois State	W 68–51	11–5
2002-02-09	vs Indiana State	W 76–61	12–5
2002-02-16	@ Northern Iowa	W 75–65	13–5
2002-02-17	@ Bradley	W 86–70	14–5
2002-02-23	@ Drake	L 72–74	14–6
2002-03-01	vs Evansville	W 67–61	15–6
2002-03-02	vs Southern Illinois	W 88–54	16–6
2002-03-07	vs Indiana State	W 79–65	17–6
2002-03-09	vs Drake	W 77–74	18–6
2002-03-09	vs Evansville	W 69–52	19–6
2002-03-15	@ Florida International	L 58–73	19–7	NCAA · MIDEAST REGION	CU Events Center

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2001-02 Creighton Bluejays

Schedule and results (26 games)