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2003-04 Northwestern Wildcats

NCAA · Big Ten Conference · 7–20 (1–15 conference)

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Schedule and results (27 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Type
2003-11-23	@ Kentucky	L 60–67	0–1
2003-11-26	@ Dayton	W 49–47	1–1
2003-12-01	vs DePaul	L 57–82	1–2
2003-12-05	vs Drexel	W 56–52	2–2
2003-12-06	vs Eastern Michigan	L 61–70	2–3
2003-12-16	vs West Virginia	W 60–57	3–3
2003-12-18	@ UIC	W 78–77 3OT	4–3
2003-12-20	@ Southern Illinois	W 56–41	5–3
2003-12-28	@ Loyola Marymount	L 45–63	5–4
2003-12-29	vs Hampton	W 58–45	6–4
2004-01-04	vs Michigan	L 43–62	6–5
2004-01-08	vs Minnesota	L 40–72	6–6
2004-01-11	vs Ohio State	L 35–77	6–7
2004-01-15	@ Purdue	L 41–71	6–8
2004-01-18	@ Indiana	L 55–58 OT	6–9
2004-01-22	vs Michigan State	L 57–67 OT	6–10
2004-01-25	@ Wisconsin	L 53–69	6–11
2004-01-29	vs Iowa	L 61–76	6–12
2004-02-01	@ Penn State	L 51–64	6–13
2004-02-05	vs Illinois	L 52–76	6–14
2004-02-08	@ Michigan State	L 46–70	6–15
2004-02-12	vs Indiana	W 48–36	7–15
2004-02-15	vs Purdue	L 45–80	7–16
2004-02-19	@ Ohio State	L 46–57	7–17
2004-02-22	@ Minnesota	L 46–73	7–18
2004-02-26	@ Michigan	L 55–73	7–19
2004-03-04	@ Minnesota	L 47–68	7–20	BIG 10 TOURNAMENT

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2003-04 Northwestern Wildcats

Schedule and results (27 games)