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2001-02 North Carolina A&T Aggies

NCAA · 4–21

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Schedule and results (25 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record
2001-11-27	vs South Carolina State	L 61–76	0–1
2001-11-29	vs Gardner-Webb	L 53–63	0–2
2001-12-01	vs Howard	L 73–100	0–3
2001-12-06	vs Elon	L 38–65	0–4
2001-12-19	@ South Alabama	L 37–63	0–5
2002-01-05	@ Florida A&M	L 55–58	0–6
2002-01-07	@ Bethune-Cookman	L 42–66	0–7
2002-01-12	vs Norfolk State	L 65–78	0–8
2002-01-16	vs UNC Greensboro	L 45–88	0–9
2002-01-19	@ North Carolina Central	L 51–81	0–10
2002-01-21	@ Maryland Eastern Shore	L 50–52	0–11
2002-01-26	@ Morgan State	L 49–56	0–12
2002-01-28	vs Coppin State	L 39–61	0–13
2002-02-02	@ Howard	L 34–85	0–14
2002-02-04	@ Delaware State	L 44–75	0–15
2002-02-09	vs Florida A&M	W 54–53	1–15
2002-02-11	vs Bethune-Cookman	L 51–74	1–16
2002-02-16	@ Norfolk State	L 71–76	1–17
2002-02-18	@ Hampton	L 57–77	1–18
2002-02-21	@ Savannah State	W 75–50	2–18
2002-02-23	vs Maryland Eastern Shore	L 63–74	2–19
2002-02-26	vs Morris Brown	W 59–54	3–19
2002-03-02	@ South Carolina State	L 63–66	3–20
2002-03-04	@ Bethune-Cookman	W 57–53	4–20
2002-03-06	@ Howard	L 53–83	4–21

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2001-02 North Carolina A&T Aggies

Schedule and results (25 games)