UCI’s men’s basketball has the longest active winning series for a week – a new university

The UC Irvine Men’s Basketball held the longest active winning series for men’s basketball – a series that lasted 22 games – from February 1 to February 8th.

The record for the longest housing series in NCAA Basketball for the Men Division I was set by the University of Kentucky, which wore 129 winning series from 1943 to 1955 with a home victory of 17 games, No. 12 St. Jones from Big East now owns the most -The long active winning live series, a series that they will keep at least on February 16 when they play Creighton at home.

UC Irvine began its series on March 4, 2023-the last match of the home of the 2022-23-with-5 win with 52-44 against the California State University, Bakersfield.

In the non-conference part of the 2023-24 season, anteater won over New Mexico, Occidental College and South Dakota at home.

The anti-ATTras started with 2-0 in Big West Play at home-and in their third home conference game they encountered UC Davis on January 6, 2024, S Then Junior Bent Lechten’s center helped to bring anteaters to a 14 -point victory, nine rebounds, three blocks, an assist and theft.

UCI continued their levels from home victories. On February 22, they defeated Espnu’s UC Santa Barbara 81-69, which made it the first national television game of home victory.

The next home game on March 2 was the only sold out of the home series, as 4,799 fans watched the anteatras win against Long Beach State, 82-61. The match was nationally broadcast on ESPN2.

At the beginning of the 2024-25 season, the anteater beat Chapman and Peparch in non-conference games.

UC Irvine started this season with six consecutive wins in the Big West Home game. On January 25, RV UC Irvine beat Hawai’i, 71-55. In this game, senior Redshirt striker Devin Tilis recorded his second double double double with 11 points, 13 rebounds and four assists. In the next home game on February 1, the anteater beat UC Davis 73-66 in a match that was aired at Spectrum Sportsnet-striking until a home win of 22 games.

However, the strip ended in 22 games as UC Irvine was defeated by UC San Diego 85-67 in ESPNU national television game in front of the largest anteater crowd of February 2020.

UC Irvine will try to launch a new housing series on February 13 at the annual defense of Bren’s defense, as anteatras take on UC Santa Barbara Gauchos in a national ESPNU television match.

Jack Fedor is a sports editor. It can be reached [email protected]S

Edited by Benjamin Flores and Mia Noergard