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2003-04 Columbia Lions

NCAA · Ivy League · 12–14 (6–8 conference)

2 × 20 min, 30-second clock, arc 19 ft 9 in

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Schedule and results (26 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record
2003-11-21	@ Army	L 48–73	0–1
2003-11-25	@ St. Francis Brooklyn	W 64–56	1–1
2003-11-29	@ Maine	L 56–67	1–2
2003-11-30	@ Oakland	L 59–64	1–3
2003-12-02	vs LIU Brooklyn	W 66–62	2–3
2003-12-04	vs Hofstra	W 76–62	3–3
2003-12-07	vs Monmouth	W 84–77 OT	4–3
2003-12-08	@ Lehigh	W 67–60	5–3
2003-12-20	vs Loyola Chicago	W 72–61	6–3
2003-12-30	@ Villanova	L 40–70	6–4
2004-01-04	@ Marquette	L 42–76	6–5
2004-01-15	vs Cornell	L 50–61	6–6
2004-01-20	@ Sacred Heart	L 57–76	6–7
2004-01-24	@ Cornell	W 76–67	7–7
2004-01-30	vs Dartmouth	L 75–85	7–8
2004-01-31	vs Harvard	L 58–70	7–9
2004-02-06	vs Yale	W 57–44	8–9
2004-02-07	vs Brown	W 68–66	9–9
2004-02-13	@ Pennsylvania	L 70–81	9–10
2004-02-14	@ Princeton	W 60–56 OT	10–10
2004-02-20	@ Harvard	L 44–85	10–11
2004-02-21	@ Dartmouth	L 68–81	10–12
2004-02-27	vs Princeton	W 48–45	11–12
2004-02-28	vs Pennsylvania	W 74–69	12–12
2004-03-05	@ Brown	L 66–76	12–13
2004-03-06	@ Yale	L 50–56	12–14

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2003-04 Columbia Lions

Schedule and results (26 games)