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2003-04 South Carolina Gamecocks

NCAA · Southeastern Conference · 10–18 (1–13 conference)

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

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Schedule and results (28 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Type
2003-11-21	@ Clemson	L 55–86	0–1
2003-11-24	vs App State	W 82–66	1–1
2003-11-26	vs Mercer	W 99–78	2–1
2003-11-29	vs Florida A&M	W 96–66	3–1
2003-12-02	@ Stetson	W 94–66	4–1
2003-12-05	vs Southern Utah	W 81–79	5–1
2003-12-06	@ New Mexico	W 69–52	6–1
2003-12-14	@ Charlotte	W 84–67	7–1
2003-12-18	vs Louisiana	W 72–59	8–1
2003-12-20	vs North Carolina	L 53–77	8–2
2003-12-30	@ Seton Hall	L 46–57	8–3
2004-01-03	@ Minnesota	L 53–63	8–4
2004-01-11	@ Alabama	L 71–74	8–5
2004-01-15	vs Tennessee	L 58–86	8–6
2004-01-18	vs Arkansas	L 52–66	8–7
2004-01-22	@ Florida	L 56–61	8–8
2004-01-25	vs Kentucky	L 61–75	8–9
2004-01-28	@ Charleston	W 84–61	9–9
2004-02-01	@ LSU	L 62–82	9–10
2004-02-05	vs Ole Miss	L 65–71	9–11
2004-02-08	@ Tennessee	L 58–72	9–12
2004-02-12	vs Alabama	W 77–51	10–12
2004-02-15	@ Auburn	L 58–69	10–13
2004-02-19	@ Mississippi State	L 62–72	10–14
2004-02-22	vs Georgia	L 50–73	10–15
2004-02-26	@ Kentucky	L 54–71	10–16
2004-02-29	vs Vanderbilt	L 41–62	10–17
2004-03-04	@ Georgia	L 42–73	10–18	SEC TOURNAMENT

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2003-04 South Carolina Gamecocks

Schedule and results (28 games)