NCAAB/Scores
SCORES
January 11, 2012 · 4,697 of 4,916 fixtures played in 2011-12
Season
Date
24
GAMES THIS DAY
23 with a final score
145
MATCH DAYS · 2011-12
4,916 fixtures
98
POSTSEASON GAMES · 2011-12
Tournaments, on record
11-07
2011-12 OPENED
through 2012-04-03
01/January 11, 2012
24 games
0 postseason
0 postseason
Miami56
Regular season
73North Carolina
Baylor75
Regular season
73Kansas State
Ohio State74
Regular season
79Illinois
Iowa61
Regular season
95Michigan State
Louisville59
Regular season
90Providence
Georgia48
Regular season
70Florida
Chicago State65
Regular season
73San Diego State
Northern Iowa60
Regular season
63Creighton
DePaul73
Regular season
94Seton Hall
Liberty57
Regular season
71VMI
Ball State70
Regular season
68Toledo
Harvard70
Regular season
61Monmouth
Florida State63
Regular season
59Virginia Tech
La Salle68
Regular season
57Pennsylvania
South Florida49
Regular season
60Notre Dame
Evansville78
Regular season
80Indiana State
Illinois State62
Regular season
65Wichita State
Southern Illinois65
Regular season
77Missouri State
Bradley74
Regular season
82Drake
Vanderbilt67
Regular season
57South Carolina
NJIT70
Regular season
71Cal State Bakersfield
Seattle U83
Regular season
91Washington
Northwestern64
Regular season
66Michigan
CHAMPChampion Christian
Regular season
atSE Louisiana
Home club on the right. A greyed row is scheduled and has no result on record.
Tip-off times are not shown, and that is deliberate: 9,981 of the 12,012 rows filed under 2025-26 sit at exactly midnight and the rest split between an evening local time and an evening UTC one, which is two conventions in one column. Printing a time would be right for some fixtures and hours wrong for others, so this page prints the date only. A fixture is placed on the day its stored date names. Season type comes from the box score, because no college basketball fixture in this database carries one of its own; a game with no box score reads “season type not recorded” rather than being assumed into the regular season. The date strip shows a fortnight either side of the chosen day; a full season runs to about 149 match days.