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2001-02 Elon Phoenix

NCAA · 12–9

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

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Schedule and results (23 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record
2001-11-24	@ Lehigh	cancelled
2001-11-25	@ Delaware State	L 55–56	0–1
2001-11-29	vs Longwood	W 73–58	1–1
2001-12-01	vs Eastern Kentucky	L 58–75	1–2
2001-12-02	@ Morehead State	L 56–57	1–3
2001-12-06	@ North Carolina A&T	W 65–38	2–3
2001-12-16	@ Jacksonville	W 57–47	3–3
2001-12-18	@ Florida	L 53–81	3–4
2002-01-03	@ Radford	W 59–47	4–4
2002-01-05	@ Birmingham-Southern	L 54–65	4–5
2002-01-10	@ Winthrop	W 66–57	5–5
2002-01-12	vs Charleston Southern	W 75–58	6–5
2002-01-19	@ UNC Asheville	W 80–57	7–5
2002-01-21	vs Liberty	W 68–59	8–5
2002-01-26	@ High Point	L 82–83	8–6
2002-02-03	@ Charleston Southern	L 53–57	8–7
2002-02-05	@ Coastal Carolina	W 60–50	9–7
2002-02-08	vs UNC Asheville	W 68–41	10–7
2002-02-09	vs Birmingham-Southern	W 61–55	11–7
2002-02-15	@ Liberty	L 45–57	11–8
2002-02-20	vs Radford	W 63–58	12–8
2002-02-23	vs High Point	L 64–77	12–9
2002-02-28	vs Coastal Carolina	L 0–0	12–10

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2001-02 Elon Phoenix

Schedule and results (23 games)