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2001-02 Northeastern Huskies

NCAA · 5–19

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Schedule and results (24 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record
2001-11-24	@ Washington	L 42–81	0–1
2001-11-25	@ Princeton	L 80–82	0–2
2001-11-29	@ Holy Cross	L 51–71	0–3
2001-12-05	@ Rhode Island	L 50–69	0–4
2001-12-15	vs Harvard	L 62–66	0–5
2001-12-19	vs Loyola Chicago	L 83–87	0–6
2002-01-03	vs New Hampshire	W 73–64	1–6
2002-01-05	vs Hartford	L 59–69	1–7
2002-01-08	@ Vermont	L 57–79	1–8
2002-01-12	@ Stony Brook	L 53–63	1–9
2002-01-13	@ Binghamton	L 49–63	1–10
2002-01-18	@ Dartmouth	W 68–62	2–10
2002-01-20	@ Boston University	L 63–76	2–11
2002-01-25	vs Binghamton	L 48–65	2–12
2002-01-26	vs UAlbany	W 63–54	3–12
2002-02-01	vs Vermont	L 58–77	3–13
2002-02-03	vs Maine	W 82–73	4–13
2002-02-07	@ Hartford	L 58–78	4–14
2002-02-12	@ Maine	L 62–82	4–15
2002-02-15	vs Boston University	L 61–76	4–16
2002-02-17	vs Stony Brook	L 58–68	4–17
2002-02-28	@ New Hampshire	L 58–68	4–18
2002-03-02	@ UAlbany	W 81–69	5–18
2002-03-07	@ Vermont	L 48–57	5–19

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2001-02 Northeastern Huskies

Schedule and results (24 games)