1991–92 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers basketball team

The 1991–92 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers men's basketball team represented Western Kentucky University during the 1991–92 NCAA Division I men's basketball season. The Hilltoppers were led by coach Ralph Willard[1] and All-Sun Belt Conference player Jack Jennings.[2] The team received a bid to the 1992 National Invitation Tournament.[3][4]

1991–92 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers basketball
Aloha Invitational Champion
NIT Tournament, First Round
ConferenceSun Belt Conference
1991–92 record21–11 (10–6 Sun Belt)
Head coachRalph Willard
Home arenaE. A. Diddle Arena
1991–92 Sun Belt Conference men's basketball standings
Conf  Overall
TeamW L PCT  W L PCT
Louisiana Tech124 .750  229  .710
SW Louisiana †124 .750  2111  .656
Arkansas State115 .688  1711  .607
Western Kentucky106 .625  2111  .656
South Alabama97 .563  1414  .500
Arkansas-Little Rock88 .500  1713  .567
New Orleans97 .563  1715  .531
Lamar79 .438  1219  .387
Jacksonville610 .375  1217  .414
UCF313 .188  1018  .357
Texas-Rio Grande Valley115 .063  326  .103
1992 Sun Belt Conference Tournament winner
Rankings from AP Poll

Schedule

[5]

Date
time, TV
Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site
city, state
Regular Season
11/27/1991*
Southern Illinois L 64–73  0–1
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
11/30/1991*
Tennessee-Martin W 75–61  1–1
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
12/2/1991*
Illinois-Chicago W 80–78  2–1
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
12/4/1991*
at Eastern Kentucky W 64–62  3–1
Alumni Coliseum 
Richmond, KY
12/11/1991*
at Bowling Green L 74–81  3–2
Anderson Arena 
Bowling Green, OH
12/14/1991*
Austin Peay W 86–67  4–2
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
12/19/1991*
Murray State W 93–89  5–2
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
12/23/1991*
Bethune–Cookman W 105–78  6–2
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
12/29/1991*
vs. Presbyterian
Aloha Invitational
W 82–64  7–2
Honolulu International Center 
Honolulu, HI
12/30/1991*
vs. North Carolina State
Aloha Invitational
W 84–82  8–2
Honolulu International Center 
Honolulu, HI
1/8/1992*
at Radford W 81–78  9–2
Dedmon Center 
Radford, VA
1/11/1992
at SW Louisiana L 76–79  9–3 (0-1)
Cajundome 
Lafayette, LA
1/18/1992
at Jacksonville L 85–89 OT 9–4 (0-2)
Swisher Gymnasium 
Jacksonville, FL
1/21/1992
Arkansas State W 80–66  10–4 (1-2)
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
1/23/1992
South Alabama L 72–84  10–5 (1-3)
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
1/24/1992
Arkansas–Little Rock W 72–58  11–5 (2-3)
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
1/30/1992
at New Orleans W 68–67  12–5 (3-3)
Lakefront Arena 
New Orleans, LA
2/1/1992
Jacksonville W 90–67  13–5 (4-3)
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
2/3/1992
at Louisiana Tech L 79–91  13–6 (4-4)
Thomas Assembly Center 
Ruston, LA
2/5/1992
at South Alabama L 76–90  13–7 (4-5)
Mitchell Center 
Mobile, AL
2/8/1992
Texas–Pan American W 83–81  14–7 (5-5)
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
2/10/1992
at Central Florida W 81–78 OT 15–7 (6-5)
The Venue at UCF 
Orlando, FL
2/13/1992
Louisiana Tech W 79–78 OT 16–7 (7-5)
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
2/15/1992*
at No. 19 Kentucky L 83–93  16–8
Rupp Arena 
Lexington, KY
2/20/1992
at Arkansas State W 75–62  17–8 (8-5)
Convocation Center 
Jonesboro, AR
2/22/1992
Lamar W 103–88  18–8 (9-5)
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
2/27/1992
at Arkansas–Little Rock L 78–82  18–9 (9-6)
Barton Coliseum 
Little Rock, AR
2/29/1992
Central Florida W 83–47  19–9 (10-6)
E. A. Diddle Arena 
Bowling Green, KY
3/2/1992*
at VCU W 77–75  20–9
Richmond Coliseum 
Richmond, VA
1992 Sun Belt Conference Men's Basketball Tournament
3/6/1992
No. (S4) vs. No. (S5) South Alabama
Quarterfinals
W 95–94 OT 21–9
Mississippi Coast Coliseum 
Biloxi, MS
3/7/1992
No. (S4) vs. No. (S1) Louisiana Tech
Semifinals
L 60–74  21–10
Mississippi Coast Coliseum 
Biloxi, MS
1992 National Invitation Tournament
3/18/1992*
at Kansas State
First Round
L 74–85  21–11
Bramlage Coliseum 
Manhattan, KS
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll (S#) during SBC Tournament is seed. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
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