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45th Annual Outrigger Hotels Rainbow Classic Media Booklet Dec. 27-30, 2008 Stan Sheriff Center Honolulu, Hawai‘i Host: University of Hawai‘i at Manoa Buffalo Colorado Colorado State Coppin State George Washington Hawai‘i Pepperdine Vermont 45th Annual Outrigger Hotels Rainbow Classic Bracket Dec. 27-30, 2008 Stan Sheriff CenterHonolulu, O‘ahu CONSOLATION BRACKET VERMONT CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET Dec. 27 -5:00 p.m. GEORGE WASHINGTON Consolation Semifinal Dec. 29 Dec. 29 COLORADO STATE Dec. 27 - 7:30 p.m. HAWAI‘I 5th-Place Game Championship Game Dec. 30 Consolation Dec. 30 Champion Champion 7:30 p.m. BUFFALO Dec. 28 - 5:00 p.m. PEPPERDINE Consolation Semifinal Dec. 29 Dec. 29 COLORADO Dec. 28 - 7:30 p.m. 7th-Place Game 3rd-Place Game Dec. 30 Dec. 30 COPPIN STATE HAWAI‘I WILL PLAY AT 7:30 P.M. ON DEC. 29 AND IN THE EVENING SESSION ON DEC. 30, REGARDLESS OF FIRST-ROUND OUTCOME. DEC. 29 & 30 GAME TIMES: 11:00 A.M., 1:30 P.M., 5:00 P.M. AND 7:30 P.M. BRACKET TIMES COULD BE ADJUSTED PENDING HAWAI‘I RESULTS 2008 RAINBOW CLASSIC FIELD HAWAI‘I rainbow Warriors BUFFALO Bulls GEORGE WASHINGTON Colonials Location: Honolulu, HI Location: Buffalo, N.Y. Location: Washington, D.C. Enrollment: 19,969 Enrollment: 28,054 Enrollment: 20,220 Conference: Western Athletic Conference President: John B. Simpson President: Steven Knapp Chancellor: Virginia Hinshaw Athletics Director: Warde Manuel Athletics Director: Jack Kvancz Athletics Director: Jim Donovan Conference: Mid-American Conference: Atlantic 10 Colors: Green, Black, Silver & White Colors: Royal Blue and White Colors: Buff & Blue Nickname: Rainbow Warriors Nickname: Bulls Nickname: Colonials Head Coach: Bob Nash Head Coach: Reggie Witherspoon Head Coach: Karl Hobbs Record at School (yrs.): 17-22 (2) Record at School (yrs.): 110-163 (10) Record at School (yrs.): 129-84 (8) Overall Record (yrs.): Same Overall Record (yrs.): 154-186 (12) Overall Record (yrs.): same 2007-08 Record: 11-19 2007-08 Record: 10-20 2007-08 Record: 9-17 Conference Record (finish): 7-9 (5th) Conference Record (finish): 3-13 (6th) Conference Record (finish): 5-11 Postseason: None Postseason: None Postseason: None Basketball SID: Neal Iwamoto Basketball SID: Jon Fuller Basketball SID: Brad Bower Office: (808) 956-9748 Office: (716) 645-6762 Office: (202) 994-6654 Cell: (808) 375-6819 Cell: (716) 359-2728 Cell: (202) 994-6654 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Rainbow Classic Record (yrs.): 72-60 (44) Rainbow Classic Record (yrs.): First year Series History: UH leads 1-0 Highest Finish: 1st (11 times) Highest Finish: First year Last Meeting: Dec. 8, 1989, UH won 86-64 Rainbow Classic Record (yrs.): 1-2 (1) Highest Finish: 6th (2000) COLORADO STATE rams COLORADO Buffaloes PEPPERDINEwaves Location: Fort Collins, Colo. Location: Boulder, Colo. Location: Malibu, Calif. Enrollment: 25,500 Enrollment: 29,624 Enrollment: 8,000 Conference: Mountain West President: Bruce Benson President: Andrew K. Benton President: Dr. Larry Penley Athletics Director: Mike Bohn Athletics Director: Dr. John Watson Athletics Director: Paul Kowalczyk Conference: Big 12 Conference: West Coast Colors: Green and Gold Colors: Silver, Black & Gold Colors: Blue, Orange & White Nickname: Rams Nickname: Buffaloes Nickname: Waves Head Coach: Tim Miles Head Coach: Jeff Bzdelik Head Coach: Tom Asbury Record at School (yrs.): 10-33 (2) Record at School (yrs.): 18-23 (2) Record at School (yrs.): 126-70 (7) Overall Record (yrs.): 222-165 (15) Overall Record (yrs.): 93-70 (6) Overall Record (yrs.): 211-158 (13) 2007-08 Record: 7-25 2007-08 Record: 12-20 2007-08 Record: 11-21 Conference Record (finish): 0-16 (9th) Conference Record (finish): 3-13 (12th) Conference Record (finish): 4-10 (6th) Postseason: None Postseason: None Postseason: None Basketball SID: John Manuszak Basketball SID: Andrew R. Green Basketball SID: Roger Horne Office: (970) 491-6494 Office: (303) 492-3812 Office Phone: (310) 506-4455 Cell: (970) 222-8458 Cell: (710) 470-9780 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Series History: UH leads 6-5 Rainbow Classic Record (yrs.): 2-4 (2) Series History: UH leads, 2-0 Last Meeting: Nov. 23, 1984, UH won 79-78 Highest Finish: 2nd (2005) Last Meeting: Dec. 29, 1999, UH won 76-74 Rainbow Classic Record (yrs.): 1-2 (1) Rainbow Classic Record (yrs.): 2-1 (1) Highest Finish: 4th (2003) Highest Finish: 3rd (1999) VERMONTcatamounts COPPIN STATEEagles Location: Burlington, Vt. Location: Baltimore, Md. Enrollment: 9,454 Enrollment: 4,306 President: Dr. Daniel Mark Fogel President: Dr. Reginald S. Avery Athletics Director: Dr. Robert Corran Athletics Director: Derrick Ramsey Conference: American East Conference: Mid-Eastern Athletic Colors: Green & Gold Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Nickname: Catamounts Nickname: Eagles Head Coach: Mike Lonergan Head Coach: Ron “Fang” Mitchell Record at School (yrs.): 60-43 (4) Record at School (yrs.): 359-400 (23) Overall Record (yrs.): 311-131 (16) Overall Record (yrs.): 586-355 (31) 2007-08 Record: 16-15 2007-08 Record: 16-21 Conference Record (finish): 9-7 (4th) Conference Record (finish): 7-9 (7th) Postseason: None Postseason: None Basketball SID: Ben Dickie Basketball SID: Roger McAfee Office: (802) 656-1188 Office: (410) 951-3729 Fax: (802) 656-8328 Cell: (443) 841-4693 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Series History: Potential first meeting Series History: UH leads 2-0 Last Meeting: None Last Meeting: Nov. 27, 2007, UH won 79-58 Rainbow Classic Record (yrs.): First year Rainbow Classic Record (yrs.): First year Highest Finish: First year Highest Finish: First year 2007-08 HAWAI‘I BASKETBALL 3 Celebrating its 44th year, the Rainbow the fans were enthralled by Utah In the classic 1997 championship Future NBA stars that were named Classic is the longest-running eight- State’s Wayne Estes’ scoring ability. game, the ’Bows faced off against No. to Classic all-tournament teams. team preseason tournament in the His 122 total points still stands as the 2 Kansas. Before a sellout crowd of 1967 Elvin Hayes (Houston) country. The tournament has tradi- tournament record. 10,300, the Rainbows captured the 1969 Pete Maravich (LSU) tionally attracted big-name teams and Within a three-year stretch from crown with a thrilling 76-65 upset. The 1971 Bob Nash (Hawai‘i) big-name players. 1967-69, the Rainbow Classic began a win was propelled by the dynamic duo 1972 Tom Henderson (Hawai‘i) The Classic participants read like a trend of showcasing big-name college of Most Outstanding Player Anthony George Karl (North Carolina) who’s-who in college basketball, link- stars. The arrival of Hayes and “AC” Carter and Alika Smith. Bobby Jones (North Carolina) 1974 Quinn Buckner (Indiana) ing together eras, from Quinn Buckner Houston signaled the beginning by The Rainbows captured their sixth 1976 Otis Birdsong (Houston) to recent stars like Paul Pierce. In all, winning the title in 1967. “Pistol” Pete Classic title in 1999 and laid the Bill Cartwright (San Francisco) more than 100 players named to the Maravich brought his high-scoring groundwork for the most successful 1977 Danny Ainge (Brigham Young) all-tournament teams have gone on to abilities two years later when his LSU run in Rainbow Classic history. Phil Ford (North Carolina) the NBA, including Hall-of-Famers team was runner-up to Yale. From 2001-04, the ’Bows’ have 1979 Eddie Johnson (Illinois) Darrell Griffith (Louisville) Pete Maravich, Elvin Hayes, and future However, the mainland teams reigned as Classic Champions, which is 1980 Isiah Thomas (Indiana) members Isiah Thomas and Michael weren’t the only ones showcasing its the first time in tournament history 1981 Ricky Pierce (Rice) Jordan. talents. Hawai‘i’s “Fabulous Five” won that any team has won four years in a Thurl Bailey (North Carolina State) Not only have great players suited the school’s first title in 1970. They row. In 2003, Julian Sensley brought Quintin Dailey (San Francisco) up to play in the Classic, but great repeated behind current associate down the house as he hit a three- 1982 Michael Jordan (North Carolina) teams as well. Twelve times, a team head coach Bob Nash, who was named pointer in overtime to defeat Fairfield Sam Perkins (North Carolina) Wayman Tisdale (Oklahoma) participating in the tournament has Most Outstanding Player after setting and keep the title in Honolulu. Byron Scott (Arizona State) gone on to the NCAA Final Four. Three Rainbow Classic records for most Close contests are no surprise in the 1984 Detlef Schrempf (Washington) times, the Classic champion was also rebounds in a game (30 vs. Arizona) tournament. Fifteen of the champi- Mark Price (Georgia Tech) the defending NCAA Champion. The and tournament (52). onship games have been decided by six 1985 Hersey Hawkins (Bradley) memorable North Carolina team of Led by Tom Henderson, Hawai‘i won or less points. One such contest was 1986 Charles Smith (Pittsburgh) 1987 Vinny Del Negro (North Carolina St.) Jordan, James Worthy and Sam the title again in 1973. Unfortunately, the 1992 Rainbow Classic semifinal 1988 Dennis Scott (Georgia Tech) Perkins first turned the double in that would be the school’s last match-up and a preview of the NCAA Nick Anderson (Illinois) 1982, followed by Villanova in 1985 Rainbow Classic victory for 17 years. It Tournament final; Michigan’s “Fab 1989 Christian Laettner (Duke) and Arkansas in 1994. took Hawai‘i six runner-up finishes Five” defeated North Carolina, 79-78. 1990 Allan Houston (Tennessee) Former Rainbow head coach Red before they claimed the 1990 title, Jalen Rose scored on a put-back as 1991 Latrell Sprewell (Alabama) Rocha and fellow University of Hawai‘i then-head coach Riley Wallace’s first.
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