1944–45 Oregon Webfoots men's basketball team

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1944–45 Oregon Webfoots men's basketball
ConferencePacific Coast Conference
DivisionNorth
1944–45 record30–15 (11–5 PCC)
Head coach
Home arenaMcArthur Court
Seasons
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1944–45 Pacific Coast Conference men's basketball standings
Conf Overall
Team W   L   PCT W   L   PCT
North
Oregon † 11 – 5   .688 30 – 15   .667
Washington State 11 – 5   .688 23 – 13   .639
Oregon State 10 – 6   .625 20 – 8   .714
Washington 5 – 11   .313 22 – 18   .550
Idaho 3 – 13   .188 13 – 20   .394
South
UCLA 3 – 1   .750 12 – 12   .500
USC 2 – 2   .500 15 – 9   .625
California 1 – 3   .250 7 – 8   .467
† North division playoff winner
Rankings from AP Poll

The 1944–45 Oregon Webfoots men's basketball team were a college basketball team that represented the University of Oregon during the 1944–45 NCAA men's basketball season. The Webfoots, coached by John A. Warren, played in the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC) and compiled a 30–15 win–loss record in regular and postseason competition and an 11–5 record in conference play. Overall they finished with a home record of 13–6, away record of 16–7, and a neutral record of 1–2. They finished 3rd regionally in the NCAA Tournament. With a total of 45 games played, that is the most in NCAA history for one season.

Schedule[]

Pacific Coast Conference Standing: 1st
Date Opponent* Location Time# Result Overall Conference
Regular Season Games
November 10, 1944 Home L 58-67 0–1
November 11, 1944 Home L 44-53 0–2
November 17, 1944 Home W 55-35 1–2
November 18, 1944 Willamette Away W 69-49 2–2
November 22, 1944 Home W 60-49 3–2
November 24, 1944 Away W 51-36 4–2
November 25, 1944 Away W 60-40 5–2
November 29, 1944 Home L 38-40 5–3
November 30, 1944 Home W 60-36 6–3
December 1, 1944 Home W 70-51 7–3
December 2, 1944 Away W 47-36 8–3
December 15, 1944 Home W 68-65 9–3
December 16, 1944 Home W 70-57 10–3
December 18, 1944 British Columbia Away W 55-51 11–3
December 19, 1944 British Columbia Away W 63-59 12–3
December 20, 1944 Western Washington[1] Away W 50-45[2] 13–3
December 21, 1944 Fort Lewis Away L 38-52 13–4
December 22, 1944 Washington[3] Astoria, OR L 18-31 13–5
December 23, 1944 Washington[3] Away L 31-32 13–6
December 26, 1944 Away L 37-49 13–7
December 27, 1944 Away L 43-50 13–8
December 28, 1944 Away W 49-39 14–8
December 29, 1944 Away W 52-33 15–8
December 30, 1944 Away W 62-41 16–8
January 5, 1945 Idaho Away W 48-38 17–8 1–0
January 6, 1945 Idaho Away W 41-38 18–8 2–0
January 8, 1945 Washington State University Away L 36-45 18–9 2–1
January 9, 1945 Washington State University Away W 47-34 19–9 3–1
January 13, 1945 Oregon State Away W 51-44 20–9 4–1
January 19, 1945 Washington State University Home L 43-54 20–10 4–2
January 20, 1945 Washington State University Home W 64-48 21–10 5–2
January 26, 1945 Washington Home W 59-36 22–10 6–2
January 27, 1945 Washington Home W 54-51 23–10 7–2
February 2, 1945 Washington Away L 56-59 23–11 7–3
February 3, 1945 Washington Away W 54-51 24–11 8–3
February 10, 1945 Oregon State Home L 51-55 24–12 8–4
February 17, 1945 Oregon State Away L 43-45 24–13 8–5
February 20, 1945 Idaho Home W 56-45 25–13 9–5
February 21, 1945 Idaho Home W 67-47 26–13 10–5
March 3, 1945 Oregon State Home W 47-38 27–13 11–5
Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division Playoff
March 10, 1945 Washington State University Away W 51-41 28–13 11–5
March 16, 1945 Washington State University Home L 48-53 28–14 11–5
March 17, 1945 Washington State University Home W 39-37 29–14 11–5
March 23, 1945 Arkansas Kansas City, MO L 76-79 29–15 11–5
March 24, 1945 Utah Kansas City, MO W 69-66 30–15 11–5
All times are in PST. Conference games in BOLD.

Notes and references[]

  1. ^ NCAA (2010). "Western Washington University Vikings Men's Basketball Media Guide 2010-11" (PDF). Western Washington University. Retrieved 2010-12-31.
  2. ^ Western Washington has the final score as 50-46.
  3. ^ a b NCAA (2010). "Washington Huskies Men's Basketball Media Guide 2010-11 Record Book" (PDF). University of Washington. Archived (PDF) from the original on 9 December 2010. Retrieved 2010-12-31.
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