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FOUNDED: 1863 ENROLLMENT: 4,200 PRESIDENT: Brother Patrick Ellis, F.S.C., Ph.D. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: William D. Bradshaw (LaSalle, 1969) ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Joseph O'Donnell (LaSalle, 1965) NICKNAME: Explorers COLORS: Blue & Gold CONFERENCE: East Coast Conference AFFILIATIONS: Big 5, ECAC

1981-82 BASKETBALL ROSTER

NO NAME CLASS POS HT WT HIGH SCHOOL/HOMETOWN

22 Black. Steve Frosh G 6-3 185 tOverbrook/Philadelphia, PA 10 'Burton, Phil Soph G-F 6-5 175 Ben Franklin/Philadelphia, PA 24 Butts, Albert Frosh F-C 6-8 215 tSouth Philadelphia/ Philadelphia, PA 25 Clark, Carlton Soph F 6-5 205 Haddon Heights/Lawnside, NJ 31 *Davis, Dave Junior G 6-4 175 Cumberland Valley/ Pickerington, OH 14 *Gilmore. Ralph Junior G 6-3 170 Monsignor Nolan/Arlington, TX 20 *Hagwood, Brent Soph F 6-8 208 Chester/Chester, PA 12 *Harter, Paul Senior G 6-3 180 Wyomissing Area/Wyomissing Hills, PA 5 Harvey, Kevin Frosh G 6-1 175 Audubon/Audubon, NJ 34 'Kerins, Dave Junior F 6-6 210 Cardinal O'Hara/Media. PA 11 Lewis, Ralph Frosh F 6-5 180 Frankford/Philadelphia, PA 21 'Namiotka, Steve Soph G 6-4 185 Wildwood Catholic/Wildwood, NJ 54 *Piotrowski, Tom Junior C 7-1 240 Great Valley/Newtown Square, PA 23 Tiano, Pete Frosh G 6-3 185 Abington/North Hills, PA

NUMERICAL ROSTER

5 Kevin Harvey 12 Paul Harter 21 Steve Namiotka 25 Carlton Clark 10 Phil Burton 14 Ralph Gilmore 22 Steve Black 31 Dave Davis 11 Ralph Lewis 20 Brent Hagwood 23 Pete Tiano 34 Dave Kerins 24 Albert Butts 54 Tom Piotrowski

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Kerins CARE-ins Namiotka Nam-E-ot-ka Piotrowski Pa-TROW-ski Tiano TE-a-no TABLE OF CONTENTS 1981-82 Fingertip Info/Roster Inside Front Cover

Table of Contents Page 1 LaSalle Story Page 2 LaSalle's President's Biography Page 3 Athletic Administration Bios Page 4 Lefty Ervin, Head Coach Page 5 Assistant Coaches Page 6 Meet the Explorers Page 7 Profiles of Explorer Varsity Players Pages 8-21 Behind the Scenes Page 22 LaSalle Coaching Records, LaSalle 1,000 Club Page 23 Big Five History, ECC History Pages 24-25 LaSalle Team and Individual Records Page 26 LaSalle Pro Draft Picks Page 27 NCAA Tournament, NIT Tourney Page 28 1981-82 Outlook Page 32 1980-81 Season Results, 1980-81 Statistics Page 33 Opponent X-Rays Pages 29-31 Series Record vs. Major College Opponents Pages 60-62 1981-82 Road Headquarters Inside Back Cover 1981-82 Schedule Back Cover

Color Cover Photo by Lewis Tanner

This handbook is dedicated to the members of the Press. Radio and Television corps by LaSalle College's News Bureau with the cooperation of the College's Department of Athletics. For further information, please call, write or wire:

BILL HUNT Sports Information Director LaSalle College News Bureau Philadelphia, PA 19141 Office Phone: 215-951-1080 Home Phone: 215-322-0958

,/iJ THE LASALLE STORY,

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LaSalle College, now in its 117th year of houses lecture rooms and laboratories for service to higher education and the Philadel- study and research in biology, chemistry, geol- phia community, was founded March 20, 1863 ogy, physics, and psychology. The David Leo by the Brothers of the Christian Schools and Lawrence Memorial Library contains 190,000 derives its name from the founder of the Chris- volumes, periodical files for some 700 journals, tian Brothers, St. John Baptist de LaSalle. and a library annex in the former Wister gym- Today, almost 7,500 day and evening nasium opened in January, 1974, increasing division students attend classes on LaSalle's 58 library space by 50 percent. acre campus located at 20th and Olney Avenue The Army ROTC program is available to adjacent to the historic East Germantown sec- freshmen, who may apply for ROTC scholar- tion of the city. ships for advance studies. Some 215 men and Olney Hall, a multi-purpose modern facility, women are enrolled in the ROTC program. contains 39 classrooms, 15 student seminars LaSalle's day and evening divisions offer and study rooms, and 107 faculty offices as well degree programs in Arts and Sciences and as such special-purpose areas as a Business Administration. An MBA program planetarium, an amphitheatre, language labo- began in September, 1976. Graduate programs ratories, and audio-visual rooms. It houses the are also offered in theology and education. liberal arts area departments of English, educa- LaSalle initiated Philadelphia's first Weekend tion, history, languages, political science, and College in September, 1975, enabling men and sociology. women to take courses exclusively on Satur- Hayman Hall, the college's $4 million physi- days and Sundays. LaSalle also offers Evening cal recreation center which opened in Septem- Division courses off-campus in Northeast Phil- ber. 1972, contains the Joseph Kirk Memorial adelphia and Center City. The 350 member

Natatorium with separate swimming and diving faculty is composed of Christian Brothers, facilities, an underwater observation deck, and priests, and lay professors. The college has seats for 1,700 spectators. Three regulation- been coeducational in the evening division size basketball courts, a one-twelfth mile in- since Febrary, 1967 and in its day school since door suspended track, and areas for fencing, September, 1970. wrestling, squash, handball, gymnastics, and Students at LaSalle come from 21 states, general exercise are the other features of the most of them located in the northeastern part of complex. the United States. Fourteen countries are rep- Ten modern residence halls accommodate resented in the student body. Over 75 percent 1,000 out-of-town students. A $2 million, three- of them plan graduate work and about 1,000 story College Union Building includes a Little degrees are conferred annually on day and Theatre as well as dining halls, assembly evening division seniors. LaSalle's alumni to- rooms, ballroom, and other student facilities. tals 21,000 with more than 80 percent of them

An annex to this building has recently been still living in the tri-state areas of Pennsylvania, added. New Jersey, and Delaware. The $2.5 million Holyrody Science Center

2 PRESIDENT

BROTHER F. PATRICK ELLIS, F.S.C., Ph.D.

Brother F. Patrick Ellis, F.S.C., Ph.D., be- TV in 1961 and 1965. He is a member of Phi came LaSalle College's 26th president on Jan- Beta Kappa and was president of the Phi Beta uary 1, 1977 after having served as director of Kappa Association of Philadelphia for two development and vice president of the corpo- terms. ration of the college since June, 1969. Born in Brother Ellis, a 1946 graduate of Baltimore's Baltimore in 1928, he succeeded Brother Calvert Hall College High School, received an Daniel Burke, F.S.C., Ph.D., who served as the A.B. degree in English from the Catholic Uni- president of the college for the previous seven versity of America. Washington. D.C.. in 1951. and one-half years. He earned a masters degree and doctorate in Brother Ellis, a member of the Brothers of the English from the University of Pennsylvania. He Christian Schools since 1946, joined the has also studied at Barry College and the LaSalle staff in 1960 as an assistant professor Institut Catholique. in Paris. of English. He has been at the college since A member of the Board of Trustees of then except for a term as principal of LaSalle Manhattan College, N.Y.; and St. Mary's Col-

High School, in Miami, Fla., from 1962 to 1964. lege. Winona. Minnesota. Brother Ellis is the

Brother Ellis returned to LaSalle in 1964 and son of Mrs. Harry J. Ellis who lives at 108 W. served as director of the college's Honors Pro- University Parkway. Baltimore.

gram until 1969 when he was named director of He is chairman of the Campus Boulevard development and vice president of the Corpo- Consortium, a cooperative organization of in- ration. Brother Ellis was awarded a Lindback stitutions on Olney Avenue.

Foundation Award for distinguished teaching in He is a co-chairman of the Greater Philadel- 1965 and currently holds the academic rank of phia Partnership and on the executive commit- professor of English. tee of the Pennsylvania Association of Collges Brother Ellis served at Philadelphia's West and Universities; and the boards of the As- Catholic High School for boys from 1951 to sociation of Catholic Colleges and Universities, 1958 and again from 1959 to 1960 in various the World Affairs Council, the Better Business capacities including chairman of the English Bureau of Southeast Pennsylvania, and the Department and guidance director. Community Leadership Seminar. He is chair- The author of numerous articles in educa- man of the board of Camp William Penn. He tional publications. Brother also conducted a has been named to a three year term on the "How to Read Great Books" series for the Philadelphia Diocesan Council of Managers. "University of the Air" on Philadelphia's WFIL- ATHLETIC DIRECTOR WILLIAM D. BRADSHAW William D. Bradshaw. a 1969 graduate of LaSalle College, was named Director of In-

tercollegiate Athletics and Recreation in De- cember of 1977. Under Bradshaw's direction, the LaSalle ath- letic program has expanded to 22 in- tercollegiate sports and experienced renewed comprehensive success. Many of LaSalle's ath- letic teams have risen to national prominence during Bradshaw's four-year tenure, including the women's field hockey team, which last year

won the AIAW Divsion II national cham- pionship, and the swimming team which cap- tured the East Coast Conference Cham- pionship the last two years. was one of the finest baseball players ever to Bradshaw's efforts have also generated one wear the Blue and Gold of LaSalle. A second of the most demanding basketball schedules in baseman who captained the 1969 squad, he the East and the Explorers regularly travel batted .415. Bradshaw played two seasons in more than any team in the region to meet the the Washington Senators/Texas Rangers or- nation's top basketball teams. ganization before a broken ankle prematurely Bradshaw has been an active member in ended his career. both the East Coast Conference as well as the Before returning to his alma mater as athletic and Eastern College Athletic director, Bradshaw earned a master's degree Conference. This year the 34-year-old Brad- in guidance and counseling from Niagara Uni- in shaw is chairman of the Big 5 Athletic Directors versity 1972. He coached the Purple Eagle baseball for three directing the and is also Vice-President of the East Coast team seasons, team to a school record 29 wins in 1974. Conference. He is Games Committee Chair- man for ECC basketball and Chairman for the Bradshaw resides in Wyndmoor, PA with his Committee for ECC Basketball Promotions. wife Elaine, and one-year-old daughter Lesley During his college athletic career, Bradshaw Ashton. ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JOSEPH F. O'DONNELL

Joseph F. O'Donnell was named associate athletic director in 1978. Originally appointed assistant athletic director in 1972, he continues to serve as coordinator of Hayman Hall, the college's $4 million physical recreation center. A 1965 graduate of LaSalle with a B.A. in economics, O'Donnell taught social studies at Father Judge, his high school alma mater, from 1965 to 1970. At Father Judge, O'Donnell coached the school's soccer squad and was credited with developing 28 All-Catholic players, four of whom received All-Scholastic honors, and one All-American status. sisted Bill Wilkinson with the 1970 Explorer In 1970, O'Donnell served as a recreation soccer team which posted the first winning leader for the city of Philadelphia at the Jardel season in the college's history. Center. He was a member of the Department of O'Donnell and his wife, Marie, reside in Recreation Soccer Committee, and also as- Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. HEAD COACH DAVE "LEFTY" ERVIN

Dave "Lefty" Ervin begins his third year as head coach of the LaSalle team after leading the Explorers to winning seasons in each of his first two campaigns. Ervin's career record stands at a fine 36-22, a record that includes several big upsets. In his first season, Ervin engineered a 62-60 win against Notre Dame, the first time LaSaNe has beaten the Irish, and last season the Explorers surprised local rivals Villanova and St. Joseph's, both teams that reached the NCAA tournament.

The 36-year-old Ervin is the fifteenth head coach in the history of intercollegiate basket- ball at LaSalle. He was appointed head coach on August 30, 1979, succeeding Paul West- head, now head coach of the of the National Basketball Association. A 1968 graduate of LaSalle, Ervin served as an assistant coach at his alma mater under Tom Gola (1969-1970) and Westhead (1971-1977). During his tenure as an assistant, the Explorers posted a 146-93 record and reached the 20-win plateau three times, includ- ing the 1969 team which finished with a 23-1 record.

After the 1977 season, Ervin left LaSalle College and accepted the head coaching posi- tion at LaSalle High School, where he also taught psychology. In only two seasons, he directed a team which consisted of three start- ing sophomores to a playoff appearance in the highly competitive Philadelphia Catholic League. Ervin was a fine two-sport athlete during his collegiate days at LaSalle. In his senior year he captained both the Explorer basketball and baseball teams. He set a school record for most appearances by a pitcher with 12, a record that still stands. Ervin concluded his basketball ca- reer at LaSalle with 756 points, including a career high 31 points against Syracuse in his sophomore year. He was honored in his senior year with the Joseph Schmitz Jr. Award as the senior who best exemplifies the high traditions of LaSalle College in loyalty, sportsmanship and courage. Ervin, who is a prominent lecturer at dozens of basketball camps during the off-season, resides in King of Prussia, PA with his wife Dee. son Matt and daughter Erica. ASSISTANT COACHES MARCEL ARRIBI Marcel Arribi begins his second season with the LaSalle basketball program.

The 29-year-old Arribi is a 1974 graduate of Gannon University where he was a three-year performer for the Golden Knights basketball squad. An excellent passer and playmaker, Arribi finished his Gannon career as the school's second leading man. A native of Cliffside Park, NJ, Arribi earned his bachelor's degree in social studies at Gan- non and his master's degree in educational psychology from Edinboro State College in 1977. Before accepting the position at LaSalle, Ar- ribi was an assistant coach at Gannon. Marcel and his wife Jeanie Holt-Arribi, reside in North Hills, PA. Joe Mihalich, a 1978 graduate of LaSalle and co-captain of the Explorer basketball team his senior year, is the newest addition to the LaSalle coaching staff. Mihalich had been assistant basketball coach at DeMatha High School, a perennial power in the Washington, DC area since his graduation from LaSalle. As head coach of DeMatha's JV team, Mihalich posted a 39-5 record in his three years. Last season, subbing for head coach Morgan Wootten who was ill, Mihalich directed DeMatha's varsity squad to the DC City Title Championship against un- beaten and second ranked Dunbar High before 15,000 fans in Maryland's Cole Field House.

Joe and his wife Mary reside in Philadelphia. SAM RINES Sam Rines starts his second season as a part-time assistant to "Lefty" Ervin and the LaSalle basketball program. Rines had been assistant basketball coach at Abington High for seven years before coming to LaSalle. He has also served as director and supervisor of the Abington Township Recrea- tional Basketball Program since 1975. A 1968 graduate of Cheyney State College, the 37-year-old Rines earned his master's degree from Beaver College in 1976.

Sam and his wife Fannie Elizabeth reside in North Hills, PA with their three children, Donna,

Charlezetta and Samuel, III. MEET THE EXPLORERS

~* ^ STEVE BLACK

Freshman 19 6'3" 185 Guard

FULL NAME: Steven Gerald Black DATE OF BIRTH: 7/26/62 HOMETOWN: Philadelphia, PA MAJOR: Management HIGH SCHOOL: Overbrook HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Mark Levin

STEVE BLACK

An outstanding physical talent who will con-

tribute immediately to the Explorers . . An All- Public, All-City and All-State performer at Phil- adelphia's Overbrook High School ... His team won the City Championship his senior year with

a 34-0 record . . . Played last season at Frederick Military Academy and averaged 20 points per game ... An excellent shooter who

is equally effective going to the basket . . . Looks like his natural position would be as a scoring guard but his ball handling ability is good enough that he could play the point. WHY LASALLE?

"I wanted to stay in the city so I'd be closer to

my parents, and I like Lefty and the assistant coaches. They related to me better than other coaches." LEFTY'S LINE "Not since former LaSalle great Bernie Wil- liams (who played eight years in the pros), has there been a guard here with the physical tools of Steve Black." PHIL BURTON

Sophomore 20 6'5" 175 Guard/Forward

FULL NAME: Phillip Allen Burton DATE OF BIRTH: 11/30/61 HOMETOWN: Philadelphia, PA MAJOR: Business HIGH SCHOOL: Ben Franklin HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Ken Hamilton CAREER HIGH POINTS: 10 vsXavier— 12/10/80 vs Drexel— 2/25/81

PHIL BURTON Enters his second season with LaSalle after a

solid rookie year . . . Averaged 4.9 points and 2.8 rebounds last year when he split his time between guard and forward slots ... A versatile player who presents problems for opposing defenses with his size in the backcourt and his

quickness on the front line . . . His slam-dunk at the Palestra last year against Villanova has been called by many to be the single best play

in the building all season . . . All-City at Ben Franklin High in Philly his senior year when he averaged 17 points and 12 rebounds per game

. . . Has improved his shooting touch con- siderably over the summer. WHY LASALLE?

"LaSalle was home. It's close so my family and friends could come and see me play." LEFTY'S LINE

"Phil is lightening quick and an excellent jumper. As he continues to find himself it will indeed be a pleasure to watch his abilities unfold.*'

YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG A AVG PTS AVG 80-81 27 45-108 .417 41-63 .651 75 2.8 26 1.0 131 4.9 ALBERT BUTTS

Freshman 20 6'8" 215 Forward/Center

FULL NAME: Albert Butts DATE OF BIRTH: 12/11/60 HOMETOWN: Philadelphia, PA MAJOR: Liberal Arts HIGH SCHOOL: South Philadelphia HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Mitch Snyder

ALBERT BUTTS

A very physical player who was a prep All- American last year at Frederick Military Academy, averaging 23 points and 17 re-

bounds per game ... Is expected to fill the role that Stanley Williams had last year, clogging

the middle, rebounding and timely scoring . . . A good shooter from 15 feet and also a good

passer from either post position ... An all

around sound player, fundamentally . . . Played his high school basketball at South Philadel-

phia High . . . Expected to make his impact in his first year as an Explorer. WHY LASALLE?

"I didn't want to go away to school for four years, and Brent (Hagwood) and Phil (Burton) were friends. Those two and my family en- couraged me to come to LaSalle." LEFTY'S LINE

"Albert is big, rangy and extremely competitive. He has the necessary competitive nature and he gives enough defense, scoring and reboun-

ding that it will be tough to keep him out of the line-up."

10 CARLTON CLARK

Sophomore 21 6'5" 205 Forward

FULL NAME: Carlton Dwayne Clark DATE OF BIRTH: 12/4/59 HOMETOWN: Lawnside, NJ MAJOR: Management HIGH SCHOOL: Haddon Heights HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Randolph Gess

CARLTON CLARK

Starts his first season with the Explorers after

transferring from St. Petersburg JC . . . Looks like one of the top candidates for playing time at the small forward position ... An excellent passer and defensive player who can also con-

tribute points and rebounding . . . Feels that he will fit well with the LaSalle team because of his

desire "to play a team concept" . . . Showed excellent talent during workouts last season while waiting to become eligible after trans-

ferring . . . Seems all he needs to be a fine player is an opportunity to see game action after his absence. WHY LASALLE?

"I think LaSalle's basketball and academic pro- grams are very good and the school is close to home where my family and friends can come

and see me play on a Division I level. LEFTY'S LINE "Carlton runs with tremendous speed and grace and plays above the rim. He gets the ball above the rim as quick as anyone." DAVE DAVIS

Junior 20 64" 175 Guard

FULL NAME: David James Davis DATE OF BIRTH: 12/11/60 HOMETOWN: Pickerington, OH MAJOR: Accounting HIGH SCHOOL: Cumberland Valley HIGH SCHOOL COACH: James Dooley CAREER HIGH POINTS: 7 vs West Chester— 1/9/80

DAVE DAVIS

Was a role player last year, filling in as a spot player in the backcourt ... An unselfish player

who is capable of scoring with his fine size and good outside shooting ability ... An All-State high school player at Cumberland Valley High School where he averaged 23.6 points per

game . . . Dave feels the excitement of his career has been playing before large crowds such as the 23,000 at Birgham Young his freshman year and going to the NCAA Tour-

nament that same year . . . Feels he has good

range as a shooter and is working to improve his ball handling. WHY LASALLE?

"I knew LaSalle had a good business program

and also I liked the basketball program. I knew

they played a good schedule and I wanted the chance to travel." LEFTY'S LINE

"Dave is a great pure shooter who offers the added dimension of a big scoring guard. He plays good defense and should be ready to contribute this year."

YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG A AVG PTS AVG 79-80 15 4-12 .333 1-3 .333 10 0.7 3 0.2 9 0.6

80-81 20 6-12 .500 2-7 .286 11 0.6 1 0.1 14 0.7 Career 35 10-24 .417 3-10 .300 22 0.6 4 0.1 23 0.7

12 RALPH GILMORE

Junior 20 6'3" 170 Guard

FULL NAME: Ralph Edward Gilmore DATE OF BIRTH: 10/10/61 HOMETOWN: Arlington, TX MAJOR: Biology HIGH SCHOOL: Monsignor Nolan HIGH SCHOOL COACH: John Dickerson CAREER HIGH POINTS: 4 vs Lehigh— 2/24/80 vs West Chester— 1/19/81

RALPH GILMORE

Saw limited action last year behind a veteran backcourt but will fight for playing time as a

point guard this year . . . Possesses a fine shooting touch to give the Explorers an added

scoring punch from the point . . . Had an ex- cellent summer in the Ft. Worth College League, where he worked on his ball handling

and passing . . . Says highlights of his LaSalle career were going to the NCAA tournament his freshman year and playing with All-American

Michael Brooks . . . Came to LaSalle after a fine career at Nolan High School where he was District MVP, All-State and All-Catholic All- America ... A native Philadelphian who re- turned home for his college career. WHY LASALLE?

"I like the good reputation that LaSalle has for basketball and the competitiveness of the Big

5, plus I like the Ph illy area." LEFTY'S LINE

"Ralph wrote the book on what it means to never give up and play til exhaustion. He has a nice shooting touch and blends with other people very well."

YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG A AVG PTS AVG 79-80 14 3-9 .333 5-7 .714 3 0.2 5 0.3 11 0.8

80-81 8 1-7 .143 4-4 1.000 3 0.4 1 0.1 6 0.8 Career 22 4-16 .250 9-11 .818 6 0.2 6 0.2 17 0.8

13 BRENT HAGWOOD

Sophomore 21 68" 208 Forward

FULL NAME: Brent Hagwood DATE OF BIRTH: 10/3/60 HOMETOWN: Chester, PA MAJOR: Business HIGH SCHOOL: Chester HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Cliff Wilson CAREER HIGH POINTS: 11 vs Alabama— 12/6/80

BRENT HAGWOOD Back for his sophomore year after averaging

5.3 points and 2.8 rebounds last year . . . Scored six consecutive points in an overtime period against Niagara last year to seal a two- point LaSalle win ... A strong rebounder who

can also shoot effectively from 15 feet . . . Came to LaSalle after a strong career at Ches- ter High School, leading his team to a

cumulative 68-13 record in his three years . . . An exciting player who "lit-up" the Palestra last year on several occasions with spectacular dunks. WHY LASALLE?

"At LaSalle I would have the chance to play college basketball immediately. The academics and location of the school were also important factors." LEFTY'S LINE "Brent can go up and get the ball as high and strong as anyone. He seems much more confi- dent and sure about who he is and where he wants to go. We need his strong contribution."

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YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG A AVG PTS AVG 80-81 26 54-117 .461 30-43 .698 72 2.8 4 0.2 138 5.3

14 PAUL HARTER

Senior 21 6'3" 180 Guard

FULL NAME: Paul Vincent Harter DATE OF BIRTH: 11/6/60 HOMETOWN: Wyomissing Hills, PA MAJOR: Marketing HIGH SCHOOL: Wyomissing Area HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Dick Sherry CAREER HIGH POINTS: 7 vs West Chester— 1/9/80

PAUL HARTER The only senior on the squad this year, his experience and leadership will be invaluable ... A tremendous pure shooter who will keep

defenses from sagging into the middle . . . Says his best attribute "is my shooting technique"

but he is working on his defensive skills to

become a fine all around player . . . Had an outstanding high school career at Wyomissing Area High, setting single season (693) and career (1295) scoring records. WHY LASALLE?

"LaSalle was a Division I school which I was

interested in and I knew of the high com- petitiveness in the Big 5." LEFTY'S LINE l* "Paul possesses as good a shooting touch and * accuracy as you'll ever see. Day-in and day-out V he puts on shooting clinics at practice."

YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG A AVG PTS AVG

78-79 16 9-17 .529 2-5 .400 1 0.1 2 0.1 20 1.3

79-80 14 8-12 .667 4-5 .800 4 0.3 1 0.1 20 1.4

80-81 12 6-14 .429 4-6 .667 4 0.3 1 0.1 16 1.3 Career 42 23-43 .535 10-16 .625 9 0.2 4 0.1 56 1.3

15 KEVIN HARVEY

Freshman 20 6'1" 175 Guard

FULL NAME: Kevin Michael Harvey DATE OF BIRTH: 4/24/61 HOMETOWN: Audubon, NJ MAJOR: Liberal Arts HIGH SCHOOL: Audubon HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Lee Harvey

KEVIN HARVEY A hard-nosed player who made the team as a

walk-on through sheer hustle and desire . . . Was All-South Jersey at Audubon High School and also MVP of the conference ... His father

Lee was his coach for high school ball . . . Handles the ball well and can also score,

evidenced by his more than 1,000 points in high

school . . . Says his greatest attribute as a

player is simply his "desire to play." WHY LASALLE?

"I looked into LaSalle and saw that it was a

good school and I liked the atmosphere when I

came to visit. It is also a nice distance from home— not to far and not too close." LEFTY'S LINE

"Kevin clearly showed that he can play. He is a tough, hard-nosed fundamental player and a real surprise."

16 DAVE KERINS

Junior 20 6'6" 210 Forward

FULL NAME: David Joseph Kerins DATE OF BIRTH: 3/19/61 HOMETOWN: Media, PA MAJOR: Marketing HIGH SCHOOL: Cardinal O'Hara HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Bud Gardler CAREER HIGH POINTS: 5 vs West Chester— 1/9/80

DAVE KERINS

A big, rugged forward who is comfortable at

either the small or power forward positions . . . Likes a physical game, as he says, "banging around, position rebounding" and feels his

strong area is defense . . . Can shoot effectively from middle range and runs very well for a big man . . . Says the thrills of his career were beating Notre Dame his freshman year and knocking off Villanova in three overtimes last

season . . . Played his high school ball at Cardinal O'Hara High, averaging 16.4 points and 9.8 rebounds to earn All-Catholic honors. WHY LASALLE?

"I had a lot of family ties here. My dad went here and family friends also went to LaSalle.

Growing up, I always watched them play and wanted to play at LaSalle." LEFTY'S LINE "Dave has a nice touch from the outside and with his fine physical frame, he moves people inside very well. Going into his junior year, we're going to need his experience and leader- ship."

YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG A AVG PTS AVG 79-80 4 5-8 .625 3-4 .750 4 1.0 3 0.8 13 3.3 80-81 16 5-13 .385 4-5 .800 12 0.7 1 0.1 14 0.9 Career 20 10-21 .476 7-9 .778 16 0.8 4 0.2 27 1.4

17 RALPH LEWIS

Freshman 18 6'5" 180 Forward

FULL NAME: Ralph Adolphus Lewis DATE OF BIRTH: 3/28/63 HOMETOWN: Philadelphia, PA MAJOR: Biology HIGH SCHOOL: Frankford HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Vince Miller RALPH LEWIS A walk-on who got the attention of the LaSalle coaching staff in the Philadelphia Sonny Hill League, where he was a unanimous selection

as the Most Improved Player . . . Was an All- Public selection at Frankford High in Philly where he was an honor roll student ... An extraordinary jumper who possesses outstand-

ing speed . . . Can be a fine shot blocker though 6'5" only standing . . . Says that his rebounding

is his strong suit while his offense just seems to

come . . . Looks to be a defensive small toward at this stage of his career. WHY LASALLE?

"I talked to Steve Black and his father about LaSalle and Mr. Black talked to Sam (Rines)

about my chances of making the team. It was

more convenient to stay at home and I checked

out the school and liked its academic stan- dards." LEFTY'S LINE

"Ralph is a rare find. He is a walk-on with blue

chip talent. He has all the tools to play very well on this level. What accompanies him best is a great attitude."

18 STEVE NAMIOTKA

Sophomore 19 6'4" 185 Guard

FULL NAME: Stephen Michael Namiotka DATE OF BIRTH: 2/4/62 HOMETOWN: Wildwood, NJ MAJOR: Management HIGH SCHOOL: Wildwood Catholic HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Fran St. John CAREER HIGH POINTS: 2 vs San Diego State— 12/29/80

STEVEN NAMIOTKA One of the best defensive guards on the team, he returns for his sophomore year after being

the only walk-on to stick with last year's club . . . Was used sparingly last season but Coach

Ervin is hopeful he will help this year . . . Re- ceived All-Parochial South Jersey in his senior year at Wildwood Catholic when he averaged

15 points a game . . . Says that "knowing where to be on the court defensively" is his key to his

defensive abilities . . . Graduated from Coach Ervin's basketball camp in Wildwood and ob- viously made an impression on the coach early in his career. WHY LASALLE?

"I only applied to two schools and I like the atmosphere of the bigger school here at LaSalle." LEFTY'S LINE "Steve came back bigger and stronger, more

assertive, and I think with his great defensive instincts and thorough knowledge of the game, he is going to help us a lot."

YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG AVG PTS AVG 80-81 10 0-7 .000 4-4 1.000 2 0.2 0.1 4 0.4

19 TOM PIOTROWSKI

Junior 21 TV 240 Center

FULL NAME: Thomas Tracy Piotrowski DATE OF BIRTH: 10/17/60 HOMETOWN: Newtown Square, PA MAJOR: Communications HIGH SCHOOL: Great Valley HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Bob Clark CAREER HIGH POINTS: 15 vs Lafayette— 1/3/81 vs Lehigh— 1/26/81

TOM PIOTROWSKI

After being redshirted, he played in his first full season last year, starting every game and

averaging 7.6 points a game . . . Scored a career high of 15 points on two different occa-

sions . . . Continues to improve and become

more physical . . . Has an excellent inside shooting touch, capable of scoring with a nice

jumper or soft hook shot . . . The tallest player ever to wear the Blue and Gold of LaSalle, he offers a different look on both offense and

defense with his tremendous size . . . Talking about his LaSalle career, Tom says, "Being able to play the middle and being effective playing the middle defensively used to be one

of my biggest weaknesses but with coaching, it is becoming one of the strong points of my game." WHY LASALLE? "Everyone who knows and plays basketball

admires the Big 5 and it is an honor to play in

the Big 5. I wanted to stay close to home and I was happy with the people at LaSalle." LEFTY'S LINE

"I'd like to think that the second year of play will be another step in his progression to becoming an excellent player. He's more physical and using his full frame to much more advantage

and he is gaining necessary aggressiveness."

YEAR G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG A AVG PTS AVG

78-79 12 2-8 .250 4-6 .667 13 1.1 1 0.1 8 0.7 80-81 27 84-172 .488 36-49 .735 95 3.5 8 0.3 204 7.6 Career 39 86-180 .478 40-55 .727 108 2.8 9 0.2 212 5.4

20 PETE TIANO

Freshman 19 6'3" 185 Guard

FULL NAME: Peter William Tiano DATE OF BIRTH: 5/31/62 HOMETOWN: North Hills, PA MAJOR: Computer Science HIGH SCHOOL: Abington HIGH SCHOOL COACH: Jim Wilkinson

PETE TIANO

Did not play intercollegiate basketball last year

after a brief stay at the U.S. Naval Academy . . . Had fine credentials at Abington High School, where he scored over 950 points during his career and averaged 18 points a game his

senior year . . . Earned All-Suburban I and All-

Area his senior season . . . Feels he is a fun- damental player who plays a smart game

without a lot of mistakes . . . Has a good shoot- ing touch and is a good ball handler so he could help the Explorers at either guard spot. WHY LASALLE? "Number one was the education. LaSalle has one of the best computer science departments

in the area. I also felt that the coaching staff had a deep concern for all the players." LEFTY'S LINE

Pete is a naturally strong willed player, who by his diligence, is quickly becoming a very com- plete guard. In high school, he was mainly scoring a lot of points but, two years later he is quickly becoming very good in all phases of the game."

21 BEHIND THE SCENE

John Worgan Athletic Trainer Micky McLaughlin Equipment Mgr. Steve Rice Head Manager

Maureen Reilly Sports Info. Secy. Evelyn Farmer Basketball Secy. Mary Fran Maginn Athletic Dept. Secy.

22 EXPLORER 1,000 i^ 1 mJ " Mm \

Seasons Name Played Games Avg. Points 1 Michael Brooks 1977-80 114 23.1 2,628 Tom Gola 1952-55 118 20.8 2,462 wd IT* 1969-71 71 23.6 1,679 1 Hubie Marshall 1965-67 74 21.3 1,576

Bill Taylor 1973-75 82 18.9 1,554 Larry Foust 1947-50 103 14.2 1,464 A A ^imw Larry Cannon 1967-69 75 19.0 1,430 Frank Corace 1962-64 73 19.3 1,411 Kurt Kanaskie 1977-80 105 12.9 1,356 ' Charlie Wise 1973-76 97 12.8 1,245 £«f Norman Grekin 1951-53 88 14.1 1,243 1 * • "Mo" Connolly 1977-80 107 11.5 1,232 * - . v • Bernie Williams 1967-69 74 16.6 1,230 Jim Crawford 1971-73 77 15.8 1,213 Fred lehle 1950-53 94 12.8 1,204 Robert Walters 1944-47 80 14.9 1,193 Alonzo Lewis 1954-57 82 13.8 1,137 ttaim Donn Wilber 1974-77 90 12.5 1,127 Joe Bryant 1974-75 55 20.3 1,118 Bob McAteer 1960-62 69 15.3 1,056 George Paull 1964-67 74 13.7 1,016 Bob Fields 1970-71 52 19.5 1,016 '•J Michael Brooks — Ail-Time Leading Scorer COACHING RECORDS (Since 1931)

Years of

Coach Service Won Lost Avg.

Dave "Lefty" Ervin (2) 1979-81 36 22 .620

Paul Westhead (9) 1971-79 142 105 .575

Tom Gola (2) 1969-70 37 13 .740 Jim Harding (D 1968 20 8 .714 Joe Heyer (2) 1966-67 24 27 .471

Bob Walters (2) 1964-65 31 17 .646

Donald "Dudey" Moore (5) 1959-63 79 37 .681

Jim Pollard (3) 1956-58 48 28 .632

Kenneth Loeffler (6) 1950-55 145 30 .829

Charles McGlone (3) 1947-49 60 16 .789

Joseph Meehan (3) 1944-46 29 29 .500

"Obie" O'Brien (2) 1942-43 25 21 .577

Leonard Tanseer (8) 1934-41 88 59 .598

Thomas Conley (2) 1932-33 27 11 .711 James J. Henry (D 1931 15 4 .769 Totals 50 Years 806 427 .649

Ken Loeffler, Winningest All-Time Coach

23 • BIG FIVE HISTORY

The Philadelphia Big 5, a unique affiliation in LASALLE'S ALL BIG FIVE college basketball, completed its 25th and most PERFORMERS successful season a year ago. All five teams. LaSalle. Temple. Villanova, Pennsylvania and St. Bob Alden 1959-60 Joseph's finished in a deadlock for the city cham- Ralph Bantivaglio 1958-59 pionship, a first for the Big 5. Record crowds also Michael Brooks 1976-77. 1977-78, filled the Palestra, the home of Big 5 basketball, to 1978-79, 1979-80 see the nation's top collegiate basketball teams such Joe Bryant 1974-75 as De Paul. Notre Dame. Georgetown and Syracuse 1973-74, challenge Big 5 schools. Larry Cannon 1966-67,1967-68,1968-69 Groundwork for the formation of the Big 5 began Frank Corace 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65 in 1953. and the idea became a reality when the Jim Crawford 1972-73 group was officially announced at a press con- Ken Durrett 1968-69, 1969-70, 1970-71 ference on November 23. 1953. On December 3, Bob Fields 1970-71 1955. LaSalle hosted Muhlenburg and Rhode Island Tom Garberina 1956-57 visited St. in inaugural for Joseph's the games the Bob Herdelin 1958-59 Big 5. Alonzo Lewis 1956-57 More than three million people have seen the Kevin Lynam 1980-81 games at the Palestra during the first 25 years and millions are regular viewers on local television. Over Bob McAteer 1960-61, 1961-62 140 different opponents have been met over the Hubie Marshall 1965-66, 1966-67 years and it is a certainty that the Big 5 has ad- Fran O'Malley 1955-56 vanced the cause of college basketball in Philadel- Billy Taylor 1973-74, 1974-75 phia more than any single team could do on its own. Bernie Williams 1968-69 Charlie Wise 1974-75,1975-76

LASALLE'S CITY CHAMPIONS 1956-57 (tie with St. Joseph's and Temple) 1963-64 1968-69 1974-75 1980-81 (Five Way Tie) LASALLE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1954 (MAC) 1955 (MAC) 1968 (MAC) 1975 (ECC) 1978 (ECC) 1980 (ECC) i 4 FINAL 1980-81 CITY SERIES STANDINGS

LaSalle 2-2 A Penn 2-2 St. Joseph's 2-2 Temple 2-2 Villanova 2-2 24 EAST COAST CONFERENCE HISTORY

The East Coast Conference, formerly the Univer- sity Division of the Middle Atlantic Conference, began operation in July of 1974. There is East and West competition in all team sports with conference champions moving on to NCAA competition. East Division members include American Univer- sity, Drexel University, Hofstra University, LaSalle College, St. Joseph's University and Temple Univer- sity. West Division members include Bucknell. Dela- ware, Lafayette. Lehigh, Rider and West Chester. All twelve schools are members of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference and the National Col- legiate Athletic Association, competing for the most part in Division One competition.

FINAL 1980-81 ECC BASKETBALL STANDINGS EASTERN SECTION Team League Overall American 11-0 24-6 St. Joseph's 9-2 25-8 Temple 9-2 20-8 LaSalle 8-4 14-13 Drexel 6-5 14-13 Hofstra 5-6 12-15 WESTERN SECTION Team League Overall Lafayette 8-8 15-13 Rider 8-8 14-14 Bucknell 6-10 12-16 Lehigh 6-10 14-12 Delaware 3-13 6-19 West Chester 2-14 7-20

FIRST ROUND: Temple 68 Hofstra 63 Drexel 69 LaSalle 66 Bucknell 79 West Chester 66 Lehigh 66 Delaware 60 QUARTERFINAL ROUND:

St. Joseph's 60 Temple 55 American 62 Drexel 60 Lafayette 74 Lehigh 58 Rider 68 Bucknell 50 SEMIFINAL ROUND:

St. Joseph's 73 Lafayette 63 American 99 Rider 80 FINAL ROUND:

St. Joseph's 63 American 60

25 LASALLE COLLEGE PLAYERS ALL-TIME LASALLE RECORDS DRAFTED BY THE NBA TEAM YEAR NAME TEAM POINTS

1950 Larry Foust Fort Wayne Game: 125. vs. Loyola (Ca.), Feb. 4. 1967 1951 Jim Phelan Philadelphia Half: 67. vs. St. Francis (Pa.), Jan. 28, 1967 1952 Newt Jones Philadelphia Opponent, game: 121, Miami, Fla., Jan. 23, 1964 1952 Buddy Donnelly Syracuse Combined: 226, (123-103) vs. American, 1953 Fred lehle Philadelphia Feb. 3, 1979 1953 Norm Grekin Philadelphia Season: 2588, in 30 games, 1978 1953 Jack George Philadelphia Points per game: 89.0, in 24 games, 1969 1954 Jackie Moore Philadelphia Opponent, season: 2491, in 30 games, 1978 Opponent, points per game: 83.2, in 1954 Frank O'Hara Philadelphia 28 games, 1979 1955 Tom Gola Philadelphia 1957 Alonzo Lewis Philadelphia WINS Season: 26. 1954 1962 Bob McAteer St. Louis 26, 1955 1963 Bill Raftery New York Consecutive: 18, Jan. 4. 1969-Dec. 10, 1969 1964 Frank Corace Philadelphia Conference, regular season: 9, 1979 1965 Curt Fromal Philadelphia Conference, consecutive: 15, Jan. 11, 1978- 1965 1 George Sutor Kentucky Feb. 3, 1979 Colonels Hayman Hall, consecutive: 16, Dec. 1, 1975- March 2. 1981 1967 Hubie Marshall Philadelphia Palestra, consecutive: 19, Feb. 28. 1968- 2 1969 Larry Cannon Chicago Dec. 16, 1969 1969 3 Roland Taylor Philadelphia FIELD GOALS MADE 1969 Stan Wlodarczyk Milwaukee Game: 57, vs. American, Feb. 3, 1979 1969 Bernie Williams San Diego Percentage: 67.1 (57-85), vs. American, 4 1971 Bobby Fields Portland Feb. 3, 1979 1971 Ken Durrett Cincinnati Opponent: 47, Miami, Fla., Jan. 23, 1964 1973 Jim Crawford Philadelphia 47, Syracuse, Jan. 19, 1978 47, St. Bonaventure, Feb. 22, 1978 1975 Joe Bryant Golden State Season: 1047, in 30 games, 1978 1975 Billy Taylor Golden State Percentage: 50.1 (992-1982), 31 games, 1980 1977 Donn Wilber Portland 1980 Michael Brooks San Diego FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1980 James "Mo" Phoenix Game: 112, vs. Furman, Feb. 6, 1954 Opponent: 105, Creighton, Feb. 1, 1954 Connolly Season: 2111, in 30 games, 1978 1980 Kurt Kanaskie Golden State 1981 Stanley Williams Boston FREE THROWS MADE vs. Jan. 1969 1981 Kevin Lynam New Jersey Game: 36, Penn. 22, Opponent: 39. Kentucky, Dec. 2, 1978 Season: 585, in 31 games. 1955 1 Played for Kentucky, Minnesota, Miami and FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Carolina in the ABA. Game: 51, vs. Duquesne. Feb. 16, 1954 2 Played for Miami, Denver, Memphis and Opponent: 52, North Carolina State, Indiana in the ABA and Philadelphia in the Jan. 23. 1954 NBA. 52, Kentucky, Dec. 2, 1978 3 Played for Washington, Virginia and Denver Season: 879. in 28 games, 1953 in the ABA. REBOUNDS 4 Played for Utah in the ABA. Game: 85. vs. Brandeis, Jan. 8, 1955 85. vs. Syracuse, Dec. 27, 1954 Opponent: 79. St. Joseph's, Jan. 8, 1966 ASSISTS

Game: 35. vs. Loyola (Ca.), Feb. 4, 1967 Season: 563, in 30 games, 1978

26 ALL-TIME LASALLE RECORDS FREE THROWS MADE Game: 17 (18 atts.). Bob McAteer, vs. INDIVIDUAL W. Kentucky, Mar. 2, 1962 POINTS Opponent: 18. Bob McNeill. St. Joseph's. Feb. 26. 1958 Game: ... 51, Michael Brooks, vs. Brigham Young, 18. Darrel Carrier. Western Kentucky. Dec. 15, 1979 Feb. 25. 1964 Half: 33. Hubie Marshall, vs. Albright. Season: 202. Tom Gola. 31 games. 1955 Dec. 1, 1965 Season Percentage: 91.7, (55-60) Opponent, game: 52, Calvin Murphy, Niagara, Kurt Kanaskie. 21 games. 1979 Dec. 16, 1967 Career: .... 654. Tom Gola. 118 games. 1952-1955 Season: 750, Tom Gola, 31 games, 1955 Career Percentage: 86.3 (157-182), Season Average: 27.0, Ken Durrett, Kevin Lynam. 101 games. 1977-1981 21 games. 1971 Career: 2628, Michael Brooks, 114 games, FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1977-1980 Game: 21. Bob Fields, vs. Rider. Mar. 1. 1971 Career Average: 23.6, Ken Durrett, 71 games, Opponent: 23. Howie Landa. Lebanon Valley. 1969-1971 Jan. 15. 1965 FIELD GOALS MADE Season: 267. Tom Gola. 31 games. 1955 Career: .... 877. Tom Gola, 118 games. 1952-1955 Game: 24 (36 atts.), Michael Brooks, vs. Brigham Young, Dec. 15, 1979 REBOUNDS Opponent: 20, Joe Steiner, Bucknell, Game: 37. Tom Gola. vs. Lebanon Valley. Feb. 7. 1962 Jan. 15. 1965 Season: 290, Michael Brooks. 31 games, 1980 Opponent: 33. Art Beatty. American. Season Percentage: 58.8, (288-490) Jan. 10. 1967 Michael Brooks. 30 games, 1978 Season: 652. Tom Gola. 30 games. 1954 Career: 1064, Michael Brooks, 114 games, Career: .. 2201. Tom Gola, 118 games. 1952-1955 1977-1980 Career Percentage: 53.8 (1064-1976), ASSISTS Michael Brooks, 114 games, 1977-1980 Game: 13, Darryl Gladden, vs. Delaware. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Dec. 7. 1978 13, Charlie Wise. vs. Memphis. State. Game: ... 36, Michael Brooks, vs. Brigham Young, Jan. 8. 1975 Dec. 15, 1979 Opponent, game: 13, Joe Rogers. Villanova. Opponent: 40, Joe Steiner, Bucknell, Feb. 14. 1976 Feb. 7. 1962 Season: 186. Darryl Gladden. 30 games. 1978 Season: 624, Gola, 31 Tom games, 1955 Career: 461. Darryl Gladden. 90 games. Career: .. 2222, Tom Gola, 118 games, 1952-1955 1977-1979

Another Big 5 upset as La Salle dropped St. Joe 27 NATIONAL INVITATIONAL NCAA TOURNAMENT (NIT) TOURNEY 1954 1948 (Won National Championship) (Eliminated in First Round) LaSalle 76 (OT) Fordham 74 Western Kentucky 68 LaSalle 61 LaSalle 88 N. Carolina St. 81 LaSalle 64 Navy 48 1950 LaSalle 69 Penn State 54 (Reached Quarter-Finals) LaSalle 92 Bradley 76 LaSalle 72 Arizona 66 Duquesne 49 LaSalle 47 1955 (Eastern Champions and National 1951 Runner-up) (Eliminated in First Round) LaSalle 95 W. Virginia 61 St. Louis 73 LaSalle 61 LaSalle 73 Princeton 46 1952 LaSalle 99 Canisius 64 LaSalle 76 Iowa (Won Championship) 73 San Francisco 77 LaSalle 63 LaSalle 80 Seton Hall 76 LaSalle 51 St. John's 50 1968

LaSalle 59 Duquesne 46 (Eliminated in First Round) LaSalle 75 Dayton 64 Columbia 83 LaSalle 69

1953 1975

(Seeded in Quarter-Finals) (Eliminated in First Round) St. John's 75 LaSalle 74 Syracuse 87 (OT) LaSalle 83

1963 1978 (Eliminated in First Round) (Eliminated in First Round) St. Louis 62 LaSalle 61 Villanova 103 LaSalle 97

1965 1980 (Eliminated in First Round) (Eliminated in First Round) Detroit 93 LaSalle 86 Purdue 90 LaSalle 82

1971

(Eliminated in First Round) Georgia Tech 70 LaSalle 67

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A big win in '80 - '81 was triple overtime over Villanova 28 ALL-TIME RECORD WITH COLLEGIATE OPPONENTS

(Bold Face Name: 1981-82 Opponents)

Last Last First Last LaSalle Opponent

Opponent W L Met Met Victory Victory

Akron 1 1940 1940 1940 33-30) Alabama 2 3 1974 1980 1980 82-80) 1980 (81-65) Albright 26 2 1946 1970 1970 89-59) 1946 (67-61)

American U. 13 5 1966 1981 1980 95-85) 1981 (71-69) Arizona 2 1950 1953 1953 87-68) Arkansas 1948 1948 1948 69-58) Army 3 1973 1975 1975 76-71) Arnold 1943 1943 1943 83-48)

Baldwin-Wallace (2) 2 1 1949 1951 1951 86-67) 1949 (52-49)

Baltimore U. 4 1933 1969 1969 100-57) Baylor 1972 1972 1972 81-68)

Biscayne 6 1 1972 1978 1978 89-84) 1972 (103-93) Bloomsburg State 1950 1950 1950 67-41)

Boston College 3 1 1947 1972 1971 75-63) 1972 (62-61)

Bowling Green 4 1 1949 1967 1967 78-77) 1949 (51-45)

Bradley 2 1 1954 1957 1957 87-77) 1956 (93-78) Brandeis 1955 1955 1955 102-56) Brigham Young 3 2 1949 1980 1966 71-69) 1980 (108-106) Brooklyn College 1935 1935 1935 28-17)

Bucknell 12 3 1902 1980 1980 73-63) 1980 (80-79)

Butler 1 1940 1940 1940 (46-37)

Cal State-Fullerton 1 1979 1979 1979 (95-84)

Canisius 16 8 1941 1981 1979 99-87) 1981 (81-79)

Catholic U. 8 4 1933 1947 1947 68-33) 1939 (45-40) C.C.N.Y. 4 1938 1946 1946 (94-52) Cincinnati 3 5 1948 1962 1953 86-81) 1962 (64-56)

Clemson 1 1975 1975 1975 67-63)

Cleveland State 1 1976 1976 1976 90-72) Coast Guard 2 2 1943 1946 1946 59-46) 1945 (58-44)

Col. of Osteopathy 2 1932 1934 1934 32-13)

Columbia 1 1 1968 1970 1970 89-74) 1968 (83-69)

Columbus U. 1 1942 1942 1942 44-33)

Connecticut First Meeting

Cooper Union 1 1933 1933 1933 33-16)

Cornell 1 1970 1970 1970 68-56) Creighton 3 6 1963 1971 1971 (64-61) 1970 (86-77)

Dartmouth 1 1962 1962 1962 (87-60) Davis & Elkins 4 1935 1942 1942 44-33)

Dayton 4 1 1952 1981 1981 76-68) 1962 (81-67)

Delaware 13 1 1931 1980 1980 (72-59) 1931 (33-25)

De Paul 1 4 1950 1981 1950 (49-42) 1981 (69-62)

Detroit 1 2 1965 1970 1969 (98-96) 1970 (81-77) Dickinson 3 1954 1977 1977 (82-61) Drexel 12 3 1945 1981 1981 (63-52) 1981 (69-66) Duke 2 1978 1979 1979 (66-42) SI Duquesne 15 17 1940 1981 1981 (66-62) 1979 (90-89)

East Carolina 1 1978 1978 1978 (96-95) Eastern Kentucky 3 1952 1970 1970 (84-82)

Eastern Michigan 1 1973 1973 1973 (93-66) Elizabethtown 2 1932 1932 1932 (46-41)

Fairfield 1 1972 1972 1972 (108-96)

Florida Southern 1 1979 1979 1979 (84-75)

Fordham 5 1 1954 1962 1962 (60-56) 1956 (84-69) Furman 3 1954 1975 1975 (69-64)

Galludet 1 1932 1932 1932 (23-17) Georgetown 15 9 1945 1980 1965 (88-80) 1980 (79-63)

George Washington 1 1951 1951 1951 (85-63) Georgia 2 1970 1970 1970 (50-42)

Georgia Tech 1 1 1949 1971 1949 (67-59) 1971 (70-67) 29 Last Last First Last LaSalle Opponent W L Victory Opponent Met Met Victory

Geneva 3 1938 1952 1952 (103-74) Gettysburg 11 2 1946 1968 1968 (96-58) 1962 (57-44) Haverford 3 1932 1944 1944 (56-42)

Holstra 12 3 1969 1981 1981 (79-71) 1977 (92-81)

Holy Cross 3 1 1949 1975 1975 (89-64) 1974 (94-80)

Houston 1 1976 1976 1976 (90-87)

Idaho 1 1951 1951 1951 (60-49)

Idaho State 1 1980 1980 1980 (88-83)

Illinois Wesleyan 1 1939 1939 1939 (25-23)

Indiana 1 1 1957 1969 1969 (108-88) 1957 (93-80)

lorn 2 1954 1966 1966 (94-72) Iowa 2 1954 1955 1955 (76-73) Kansas 2 1952 1976 1976 (74-73) Kentucky 3 1954 1979 1979 (109-77)

Kutzown State 1 1 1945 1945 1945 (64-48) 1945 (54-53)

Lafayette 29 9 1903 1981 1981 (69-60) 1980 (81-80) Lebanon Valley 4 1939 1955 1955 (112-70)

Lehigh 12 1 1959 1981 1981 (73-67) 1972 (69-64)

Lock Haven 1 1947 1947 1947 (69-36)

Long Island U. 3 5 1936 1970 1970 (68-53) 1942 (61-37) Louisville 2 5 1949 1978 1966 (96-92) 1978 (113-85) Loyola (CA) 7 2 1955 1972 1971 (74-53) 1972 (86-80)

Loyola (MD) 25 1 1934 1954 1954 (97-62) 1944 (53-45) Maine 2 1976 1977 1977 (91-76) Manhattan 17 6 1913 1976 1964 (75-62) 1976 (79-78)

Marshall 1 2 1943 1971 1971 (76-75) 1970 (97-88)

Massachusetts 1 1972 1972 1972 (82-75)

Memphis State 1 1 1975 1976 1975 (93-84) 1976 (81-77) Miami (FL) 9 4 1951 1970 1970 (97-77) 1970 (103-96)

Michigan 1 1976 1976 1976 (86-71)

Millersville State 19 1 1939 1962 1962 (102-62) 1958 (90-80)

Minnesota 1 1966 1966 1966 (92-87)

Missouri 1 1981 1981 1981 (83-74)

Montana 1 1979 1979 1979 (91-78) Moravian 4 1941 1948 1948 (79-58) San Francisco 5 1949 1973 1973 (74-73)

Santa Clara 1 2 1941 1973 1941 (41-37) 1973 (71-69) Scranton 17 9 1932 1960 1960 (82-77) 1952 (55-52)

St. Bonaventure 1 2 1958 1978 1964 (83-80) 1978 (108-95)

St. Francis (NY) 7 2 1937 1948 1948 (53-52) 1943 (47-41)

St. Francis (PA) 3 1947 1969 1969 (107-95)

St. John's (NY) 3 3 1936 1965 1956 (85-76) 1965 (78-71)

St. Joseph's 41 41 1901 1981 1981 (58-56) 1980 (58-57)

St. Louis 1 4 1951 1963 1954 (96-82) 1963 (62-61) Seattle 2 1965 1966 1966 (84-68) Seton Hall 12 11 1932 1966 1965 (101-71) 1966 (93-92)

South Carolina 1 1969 1969 1969 (62-59) Southern California 3 1948 1973 1973 (77-72)

South Florida-Tampa First Meeting

Southern Methodist IJ. 1 1977 1977 1977 (94-86) Stanford 2 1953 1974 1974 (77-66)

Stetson 2 1 1978 1980 1980 (74-64) 1979 (90-76) Susquehanna 2 1946 1947 1947 (47-43)

S.W. Missouri State 1 1953 1953 1953 (77-70) Syracuse 14 14 1955 1978 1970 (108-101) 1978 (106-96) Temple 32 39 1900 1981 1980 (70-62) 1981 (84-62)

Temple Pharmacy 2 1 1931 1932 1932 (33-17) 1931 (32-17) Tennessee 2 1970 1977 1977 (92-85) Texas A&M 2 1976 1980 1980 (72-67)

Texas Tech 1 1975 1975 1975 (73-64)

Texas Wesleyan 1 1948 1948 1948 (69-66)

30 Last Last

First Last LaSalle Opponent

Opponent W L Met Met Victory Victory

Toledo 1 4 1941 1950 1949 (62-51) 1950 (59-55)

Tulsa 1 2 1940 1972 1971 (63-61) 1972 (80-77)

U.C.L.A. 2 1 1950 1955 1955 (85-77) 1950 (62-57) Upsala 2 1935 1936 1936 (31-24)

Ursinus 1 1932 1932 1932 (29-26)

Utah 1 2 1947 1955 1948 (52-46) 1955 (76-69)

Utah State 1 2 1964 1980 1964 (90-85) 1980 (89-88) Valparaiso 2 1957 1958 1958 (97-86)

Vanderbilt 1 1967 1967 1967 (100-95) Vermont 5 1977 1980 1980 (81-61)

Villanova 17 16 1934 1980 1980 (84-83) 1979 (86-79) Virginia 2 1948 1958 1958 (72-64)

Wake Forest 1 1 1953 1974 1953 (76-59) 1974 (95-90)

Washington 1 1977 1977 1977 (114-94) Washington College 3 1940 1942 1942 (60-33) West Chester 34 6 1932 1981 1981 (90-73) 1940 (30-27)

Western Carolina First Meeting Western Kentucky 13 15 1948 1979 1979 (90-66) 1975 (91-87) West Virginia 3 1955 1968 1968 (100-83) Widener 11 3 1936 1978 1978 (83-75) 1939 (36-31)

William & Mary 1 1949 1949 1949 (63-51)

Wyoming 1 1943 1943 1943 (56-32)

Wyomissing P.I. 2 1940 1941 1941 (54-41)

Xavier (OH) 2 1 1958 1980 1980 (70-65) 1958 (76-65)

Yale 1 1970 1970 1970 (81-59)

Youngstown State 1 1 1952 1953 1953 (94-41) 1952 (68-57)

Morehead State 3 1 1945 1968 1968 (81-73) 1945 (54-47) Morris-Harvey 3 1934 1942 1942 (39-27)

Mt. St. Mary's 4 4 1931 1939 1939 (34-26) 1933 (21-14) Muhlenberg 23 8 1941 1963 1963 (88-49) 1959 (92-75)

Murray State 1 1952 1952 1952 (105-82)

Navy 1 1954 1954 1954 (64-48)

Nebraska 1 1 1967 1972 1967 (99-76) 1972 (75-60) Newark 2 1942 1943 1943 (50-35)

New Mexico State 1 1973 1973 1973 (76-70)

N.Y.U. 1 1953 1953 1953 (80-63) Niagara 20 15 1934 1981 1981 (72-71) 1977 (66-64)

North Carolina State 1 1947 1947 1947 (65-62) North Carolina 5 7 1949 1968 1968 (68-63) 1961 (71-68)

U.N.C. at Charlotte 1 1978 1978 1978 (68-67)

Northwestern 1 1964 1964 1964 (91-69)

Notre Dame 1 9 1972 1981 1980 (62-60) 1981 (60-59)

Ohio State 1 1978 1978 1978 (86-83)

Oklahoma 1 1945 1945 1945 (52-38)

Oklahoma A&M 1 1940 1940 1940 (33-16)

Oklahoma City 1 1967 1967 1967 (108-97) Pennsylvania 12 24 1934 1981 1980 (80-73) 1981 (67-62) Penn State 2 1954 1969 1969 (70-55) Philadelphia Pharmacy 5 1935 1980 1980 (87-58) Philadelphia Textile 2 1931 1932 1932 (31-10)

Princeton 2 1 1932 1974 1974 (83-78) 1932 (25-24) Providence 2 2 1937 1977 1976 (75-73) 1977 (75-62)

Purdue 1 1980 1980 1980 (90-82)

Rhode Island 1 4 1977 1981 1980 (84-76) 1981 (70-60) Rice 2 1941 1942 1942 (51-41) Richmond 4 1955 1958 1958 (59-55) Rider 18 5 1933 1981 1980 (102-59) 1981 (80-63)

Roanoke 1 1 1937 1939 1937 (32-29) 1939 (31-30)

Rutgers 2 1 1961 1975 1974 (82-76) 1975 (96-82)

San Diego State 1 1 1977 1980 1977 (88-84) 1980 (93-67)

31 1981-82 OUTLOOK

Third-year coach Dave "Lefty" Ervin has sev- is another forward with fine physical tools who eral difficult tasks ahead of him in the 1981-82 should help the Explorers. season. As the coach himself says, "Replacing With that strong group of big men on the four starters is task number one." The second Explorer roster, Ervin is safe when he says, task then is preparing a young team for a "Our obvious strength should be our ability to schedule in December that looks more like an play above the rim." NBA roadtrip than a college schedule. With the graduation of last year's backcourt, The four starters gone are guards Kevin several players are in the hunt for guard jobs.

Lynam and Greg Webster and forwards Stanley Paul Harter, the only senior on the roster, is an Williams and Don Word. The only returning outstanding shooter who can score with a text- starter is center Tom Piotrowski. Ervin, how- book jumper. As the senior citizen on the ever, feels confident he can overcome the prob- Explorers, Harter's leadership and experience lems lurking before his team. "With the growth will be as valuable as his jumper. Also looking of the returning players and some excellent for additional playing time are juniors Dave

new faces, I think we will be playing well as the Davis and Ralph Gilmore. Davis is another fine season progresses," says Ervin. outside shooter who causes problems for op- Of those returning players mentioned by posing defenses with his 6'4" size in the

Ervin, the coach is hoping to see continued backcourt. Gilmore has been grooming for the improvement from 7'1" Piotrowski. The junior point guard position for two years and is a center averaged 7.6 points per game last sea- leading candidate to be the quarterback of this son and the coach is hopeful that Piotrowski year's team. Steve Namiotka, a walk-on a year can take on more of the scoring load this year. ago, will also be fighting for playing time. Another top returner on the forward line is Two of the other "excellent new faces" re- sophomore Brent Hagwood. At 6'8", Hagwood ferred to by Ervin are guards Steve Black and showed flashes of brilliance in his freshman Pete Tiano. Black is an outstanding talent and season and his strong effort to the Explorers is should contribute big things immediately. very much needed. Along with Hagwood on the Tiano, a well balanced performer, can help front line is freshman Albert Butts, another LaSalle at either the point guard or off guard strong scorer and rebounder at 6'8". Butts slot. played last year at Frederick Military Academy With a large cast of characters working hard and is definitely one of the excellent new faces to make Ervin's first task easier, task number which Ervin mentions. two then, the schedule, is something which At the small toward position, Ervin has sever- time will only judge. The Explorers open the al "greyhounds" who can run and jump with the season against ACC power Duke in Durham, best. Sophomore Phil Burton had a fine season NC. After returning north for Delaware, a year ago contributing to several key wins, Bucknell and West Chester, Ervin must take his most notably, the triple overtime win against team on the road for three tournaments in three Villanova. The smooth Burton had an outstand- different time zones. First LaSalle visits Provo, ing summer and bigger and better things ap- UT for the Cougar Classic and then travels to pear to be in his future. With Burton at the San Francisco for the Golden Gate. The team forward slot is sophomore Calton Clark, anoth- makes a stop in Santa Clara before returning er outstanding leaper. Clark starts his first east for the Connecticut Mutual Classic to close season with LaSalle after transferring from St. the month of December.

Petersburg Junior College, and his fine passing If the Explorers think they are out of the and leaping ability will obviously help the Ex- woods after the first month of the season, all plorer cause. they have to do is look at the January schedule

Also on the front line is junior Dave Kerins which has Notre Dame visiting the Palestra for who has two years seasoning and appears the first game of the new year. ready to make his contribution. The 6'6" Kerins As Ervin says, "The early schedule is not a is a very physical player who is a strong re- hurdle. It's a mountain." bounder and defender. Freshman Ralph Lewis

32 1980-81 SEASON STATISTICS

PLAYER G FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT RBS AVG PF-D A PTS AVG

Williams 27 167-346 48.3 114-176 64.8 248 9.2 90-5 29 448 16.6 Lynam 27 169-333 50.8 97-111 87.4 73 2.7 56-1 72 435 16.1 Word 27 109-210 51.9 34-55 61.8 140 5.2 73-3 32 252 9.3 Webster 27 75-169 44.4 56-84 66.7 71 2.6 84-6 174 206 7.6 Piotrowski 27 84-172 48.8 36-49 73.5 95 3.5 81-4 8 204 7.6 Hagwood 26 54-117 46.1 30-43 69.8 72 2.8 41-1 4 138 5.3 Burton 27 45-108 41.7 41-63 65.1 75 2.8 39-1 26 131 4.9 Harter 12 6-14 42.9 4-6 66.7 4 0.3 5-0 16 1.3

Chennault 8 4-11 36.4 1-3 33.3 8 1.0 8-0 9 1.1 Kerins 16 5-13 38.5 4-5 80.0 12 0.7 10-0 14 0.9 Gilmore 8 1-7 14.3 4-4 100.0 3 0.4 2-0 6 0.8 Davis 20 6-12 50.0 2-7 28.6 11 0.6 10-0 14 0.7 Namiotka 10 0-7 00.0 4-4 100.0 2 0.2 1-0 4 0.4

TEAM REBOUNDS LSC-69 OPP-63

DEADBALL REBOUNDS . LSC-53 OPP-44

LSC TOTALS 27 725-1509 48.0 427-610 70.0 814 30.1 486-23 351 1877 69.5 OPP TOTALS 27 750-1593 47.1 396-545 72.7 874 32.4 536-18 372 1898 70.3

1980-81 SEASON RESULTS OPPONENT LSC OPP RECORD Vermont (H) 81 61 1-0 Alabama (H) 65 81 1-1 Bucknell (H) 73 63 2-1 Xavier (H) 70 65 3-1 Delaware (A) 72 59 4-1 Villanova (N) 1 84 83 5-1 San Diego State (A) 2 67 93 5-2 Georgetown (N) 2 63 79 5-3 Lafayette (H) 69 60 6-3 Missouri (A) 74 83 6-4 Canisius (A) 79 81 6-5 Niagara (A) 3 72 71 7-5 Hofstra (H) 79 71 8-5 Rider (A) 63 80 8-6 West Chester (A) 90 73 9-6 Dayton (H) 76 68 10-6 De Paul (H) 62 69 10-7 Lehigh (A) 73 67 11-7 St. Josephs (N) 58 56 12-7 Notre Dame (A) 59 60 12-8 Duquesne (H) 66 62 13-8 American (A) 69 71 13-9 Pennsylvania (N) 62 67 13-10 Temple (N) 62 84 13-11 Drexel (A) 63 52 14-11 Rhode Island (A) 60 70 14-12 Drexel (H) 4 66 69 14-13

'Triple Overtime 2 Cabrillo Classic 3 Overtime 4 ECC Playoff Game

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fy&tf-rM, DUKE UNIVERSITY Wednesday, December 2, 1981, 7:30 P.M. at the Cameron Indoor Stadium, NC

Series Record LaSalle Duke 2

Location Durham, NC February Enrollment 5,900 3 Georc ia Tech Jl> Nickname Blue Devils 6 at University of Maryland k^J% *JuA Colors Blue & White 8 UNC Wilmington pfJTJ^T Conference Atlantic Coast 10 at Stetson President Terry Sanford 13 Wake Forest Athletic Director Tom Butters 16 at North Carolina State Head Coach Publicity Tom Mickle 20 at Georgia Tech 24 Clemson University Office Phone (919)684-2633 27 at University of North Carolinel Home Phone (919)489-5275 Head Coach Mike Krzyzewski

Years and Record 1 year, 17-13 Asst. Coaches Bobby Dwyer, Chuck Swenson, Tom Rogers 1980-81 RESULTS (17-13) Captain Vince Taylor 67 Stetson 49 1980-81 Record 17-13 83 South Florida 72 Last Met 1978-79 LSC-42 D-66 76 North Carolina 78 60 North Carolina State 74 THE BLUE DEVILS 72 Vanderbilt 69 79 Virginia 91 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 91 Brown 60 Anderson, Todd FR F 6-9 220 Golden Valley, MN 111 Detroit 71 6-8 Bryan, Jay FR F 215 Lakewood, CO 88 .Pennsylvania 82 Emma, Tom JR G 6-2 175 Manhasset, NY 77 New Orleans 63 Engelland, Chip JR G 6-4 180 Pacific Palisades, CA 69 Tennessee 90 Meagher, Danny FR F 6-7 200 St. Catharines, Ontario 79 Maryland 94 McNeely, Doug SO G 6-5 200 El Paso, TX 73 Wake Forest 76 Taylor, Vince SR G 6-5 185 Lexington, KY 65 North Carolina 80 Tissaw, Mike JR F 6-8 220 Fairfax, VA 60 George Mason 51 Wendt, Greg FR 6-6 Livonia, Ml G 200 56 North Carolina State 47 Whitted, Gordon SO G 6-2 165 Winston-Salem, NC 75 Clemson 57 Williams, Allen JR F 6-8 220 Princeton, WV 53 Rutgers 51 47 Virginia 68 1981-82 DUKE SCHEDULE 82 Georgia Tech 68 November 55 Maryland 54 52 Wake Forest 58 28 Vanderbilt 51 North Carolina State 52 December 83 Georgia Tech 56 2 LaSalle 52 Clemson 54 5 Appalachian State 66 North Carolina 65 9 at Virginia (Charlottesville) 53 Maryland 56 12 at Princeton 79 North Carolina A&T State 22 East Carolina University 75 Alabama 70 29 & 30 Iron Duke Classic 69 Purdue 81 January 2 at University of Louisville DECEMBER 5, 1978 6 Rutgers University LAST MEETING— 9 University of Maryland After a "slow-down" first half ended in a 13 at Wake Forest 12-6 intermission score, Gene Banks ex- 16 University of North Carolina ploded for 25 second half points to lead 20 North Carolina State University the Blue Devils to a 66-42 win at Durham. 23 at Clemson University Michael 27 at Holy Cross— East Rutherford. NJ The Explorers played without (Meadowlands Arena) Brooks who was sidelined with an injury. 30

35 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

Saturday, December 5, 1981, 7:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record January 2 Glassboro LaSalle 13 Delaware 1 7 Widener Location Newark, DE 9 at St. Joseph's Enrollment 13,000 13 at Temple Nickname Fightin' Blue Hens 16 at Upsala Colors Blue & Gold 20 American Conference ECC (West) 23 at Hofstra Ronald G. Rainey Head President Dr. E.A. Trabant 27 at West Chester Coach Athletic Director David M. Nelson 30 Bucknell Publicity Ben Sherman February 3 Rider Office Phone (302)738-2186 6 Lehigh Home Phone (302) 737-3379 Head Coach Ronald G. Rainey 10 at Lafayette 13 Chester Years and Record 5 years, 48-84 West 17 at Bucknell Asst. Coach Ted Zawacki Captains TBA 20 at Rider 1980-81 Record 6-19 24 at Lehigh Last Met 1980-81 LSC-72 D-59 27 Lafayette

THE FIGHTIN' BLUE HENS 1980-81 RESULTS (6-19) 43 Drexel 50 62 George Mason 66 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 60 Temple 82 Carr, Tim JR C 6-10 200 Phoenixville, PA 70 Upsala 61 Dill, Ken SR G 6-0 160 Newark, DE 59 LaSalle 72 Luck, Ken SR F 6-3 190 Willow Grove, PA 67 East Tennessee 73 Novak, Ralph SO G-F 6-4 185 Sayreville, NJ 53 St. Francis 60 0'Donnell, Len FR F 6-6 210 West Milford, NJ 97 Glassboro 73 Penkrot, David FR F 6-5 190 Shavertown, PA 69 Virginia 88 Ross, Cliff JR G-F 6-2 150 Weston, CT 66 Widener 60 Staudenmayer, JR G 6-0 180 Philadelphia, PA 58 American 74 John 43 Navy 51 Tompkins, Tim SO G 6-6 195 Pequannock, NJ 56 St. Joseph's 67 5-10 Warner, Walston SR G 145 Queens, NY 61 Hofstra 70 Weber, John FR F 6-7 185 Fallston, MD 45 Bucknell 51 67 Rider 68 1981-82 DELAWARE SCHEDULE 60 Lehigh 71 65 November 53 Lafayette 89 West Chester 76 28 Drexel 76 Bucknell 67 December 58 Rider 64 2 Washington College 59 Lehigh 61 5 at LaSalle 64 Lafayette 65 8 George Mason 88 West Chester 74 11 & 12 Manufacturer's Hanover Tournament 60 Lehigh 66 28 & 29 The Best Classic

LAST MEETING—DECEMBER 13, 1980 Stanley Williams scored a game-high 20 points and grabbed 8 rebounds to lead the Explorers to their 13th consecutive win over the Hens.

36 BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY Monday, December 7, 1981, 8:00 P.M. at the Davis Gymnasium, Lewisburg, PA

Series Record 18 at Drexel LaSalle 12 Bucknell 3 20 at St. Francis Location Lewisburg, PA 23 Messiah Enrollment 3,100 25 at Gettysburg Nickname Bisons 27 Lafayette Colors Orange & Blue 30 at Delaware Conference ECC (West) February President Dr. Dennis O'Brien 3 West Chester Charlie Woollum Athletic Director Dr. Bruce Corrie 6 Rider Head Coach Publicity Brad Tufts 10 at Lehigh 13 at Lafayette Office Phone (717)524-1227 17 Delaware Home Phone (717)524-9230 20 at West Chester Head Coach Charlie Woollum 24 at Rider Years and Record 6 years, 86-75 27 Lehigh Asst. Coaches Tommy Thompson, George Petrie Captains TBA 1980-81 Record 12-16 1980-81 RESULTS (12-16) Last Met 1980-81 LSC-73 B-63 45 Virginia 64 47 Lafayette 69 87 Carnegie-Mellon 73 THE BISONS 63 LaSalle 73

NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 93 Lycoming 69 60 Eastern Michigan 76 Andrews, Jay FR G 6-4 178 Gaithersburg, MD 84 Colgate 71 Cody, Craigg JR F 6-7 190 Allentown, PA 80 Dickinson 62 Connor, Steve SO C 6-10 215 Sandy Spring, MD 56 St. Joseph's 66 Cosimano, Carl SO G 5-10 190 Washington, D.C. 68 Hofstra 74 DeWitt, Brian FR C 6-8 195 Bloomsburg, PA 90 Colgate 93 Hegedus, Eric FR G-F 6-5 195 Pittsburgh, PA 65 American 75 McGregor, Wes JR G 6-4 165 Baltimore, MD 55 Drexel 56 Moss, Ray JR F 6-6 North Huntingdon, PA 205 72 Bloomsburg 73 Okorodudu, Deb SR C 6-7 223 West Deptford, NJ 72 Gettysburg 71 Puriefoy, Cal SO G 6-1 165 Yeadon, PA 51 Delaware 45 Rizzo, Mike JR F-C 6-7 210 Spring Valley, NY 75 West Chester 84 Romberger, Matt SO F 6-6 190 Gilbertsville, PA 62 Rider 55 Sangimino, Mark SO G 6-4 180 Rockville, MD 54 Lehigh 44 Sigl, Ed SO F-C 6-8 210 Union, NJ 56 Lafayette 53 Wright, Jay JR G 6-2 180 Churchville, PA 67 Delaware 76 59 Temple 77 87 West Chester 79 1981-82 BUCKNELL SCHEDULE 65 Rider 61 62 Lehigh 63 November 60 Lafayette 68 28 Dickinson 79 West Chester 66 December 50 Rider 68 2 Princeton 4 & 5 James Madison Tournament 7 LaSalle LAST DECEMBER 8, 1980 11 Colgate MEETING— 30 at St. Joseph's Stanley Williams scored a game high 21 January points and grabbed a career high 17 re- 4 Lycoming bounds, leading the Explorers to a 73-63 6 Temple win in Hayman Hall. The win avenged a 9 at Hofstra Bucknell one-point victory the previous 12 at Niagara 16 American year.

37 WEST CHESTER STATE COLLEGE Tuesday, December 8, 1981, 7:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record LaSalle 34 West Chester 6 January 6 Hofstra Location West Chester, PA 12 at Kutztown Enrollment 7,263 14 Howard Nickname Golden Rams 16 East Stroudsburg Colors Purple & Gold 23 Millersville Conference ECC (West) Earl Voss 27 Delaware President Dr. Charles G. Mayo Head Coach 30 Lehigh Athletic Director Richard B. Yoder Publicity Nevin Morris February 1 St. Joseph's Office Phone (215)436-3316 3 at Bucknell Home Phone (215)436-5629 6 at Lafayette Head Coach Earl Voss 10 at Rider Years and Record 8 years, 62-143 13 at Delaware Asst. Coach Charlie DiMarco 15 at American Captains TBA 17 at Lehigh 1980-81 Record 7-20 20 Bucknell Last Met 1980-81 LSC-90 WC-73 24 Lafayette 27 Rider THE GOLDEN RAMS 1980-81 RESULTS (7-20) NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN

Arizin, Dennis SO F 6-4 180 Springfield, PA 77 Temple 92 Brock, Cliff so F 6-4 187 Philadelphia, PA 62 Glassboro 59 Butcher, Kelvin JR G 6-1 175 West Chester, PA 60 St. Joseph's 83 Fleming, Victor JR F 6-7 190 Harrisburg, PA 67 Towson St. 75 Fossile, Tom JR G 6-3 160 Bensalem, PA 65 Delaware State 61 Fusco, Mike JR C 6-9 215 West Chester, PA 58 Drexel 59 Gillam, Rick JR F 6-0 170 Phoenixville, PA 73 Stetson 88 Givens, Kevin so F 6-3 200 Bryn Athyn, PA 84 Kutztown 69 Hunter, Don FR G-F 6-3 190 Philadelphia, PA 79 Howard 88 Jones, Sidney SR G 5-11 155 Oxford, PA 73 LaSalle 90 Kemp, Marty FR F 6-6 180 West Lawn, PA 76 Millersville 86 Pensyl, Brad SR F 6-4 180 Bangor, PA 55 American 63 Welton, Dion FR G 6-1 180 Marion, IN 50 Lehigh 72 84 Bucknell 75 1981-82 WEST CHESTER SCHEDULE 90 East Stroudsburg 82 60 Lafayette 67 November 73 Rider 82 28 at Temple 76 Hofstra 87 30 at Drexel 76 Delaware 89 December 65 Lehigh 62 2 Glassboro 83 Delaware State 76 4 & 5 Marist College Invitational 79 Bucknell 87 8 at LaSalle 70 Lafayette 91 11 at Delaware State 81 Cheyney State 86 14 at Clemson 76 Rider 82 16 at Georgia Tech 74 Delaware 88

LAST MEETING—JANUARY 19, 1981

Lefty Ervin cleared the bench in a 90-73 win at West Chester. Kevin Lynam scored 21 points to lead the way.

38 1 WESTERN CAROLINA I |K||\/P0Q|TV at the Marriott Center, Provo, UT \JINI VCnOI I T First Round match-up—Cougar Classic Friday, December 11, 1981 at 7:00 P.M.

Series Record First Meeting January Location Cullowhee, NC 4 at Davidson Enrollment 7,000 9 at Furman

Nickname Catamounts 1 Central Wesleyan Colors Purple & Gold 13 Tennessee-Chattanooga Conference Southern 16 at Virginia Military Institute Steve Cottrell President Dr. H.F. Robinson 18 at Marshall Head Coach Athletic Director Bob Waters 21 Virginia Military Institute Publicity Steve White 23 Furman 25 East Tennessee State Office Phone (704) 227-7171 27 at Appalachian State Home Phone (704) 293-5785 29 at The Citadel Head Coach Steve Cottrell Years and Record 4 years, 56-53 February Asst. Coaches Rick Miller, Dan Kenney 1 at Campbell Captains Greg Dennis, Kevin Young 6 Appalachian State 1980-81 Record 18-10 8 Davidson 13 at Tennessee-Chattanooga Last Met First Meeting 18 at East Tennessee State THE CATAMOUNTS 20 Marshall 22 The Citadel NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 24 Campbell

Carr, Ronnie JR G 6-3 180 Orangeburg, SC Cokely, Cedric FR F 6-7 180 Greensboro, NC 1980-81 RESULTS (18-10) Cordes, Craig FR C 6-8 210 Albemarle, NC 88 Georgia Tech 77 Dennis, Greg SR F-G 6-2 180 Fairfax, VA 77 Middle Tennessee 70 Dixon, George FR C 6-9 210 Montgomery, AL 84 Averett College 75 Edwards, Dave FR F 6-7 210 Sterling. VA 80 Baptist College 44 Lytle, Quinton FR G 6-2 185 Shelby, NC 95 Carson-Newman 67 MacFarlane, Mike SO C 6-8 195 Eglin, AFB, FL 57 Alabama 67 Moore, Quentin SO G 5-10 160 Borfolk, VA 81 Furman 85 Sharp, Pat SO F 6-8 190 Galax, VA 95 Limestone College 71 Simmons, Si JR C 6-9 210 Macon. GA 68 Davidson 11 Trimier, Kenny JR F 6-7 190 Toccoa. GA 93 East Tennessee State 87 Young, Greg JR F-G 6-5 190 So. Charleston, WV 108 Central Wesleyan 79 Young, Kevin SR G 6-2 165 Hendersonville, NC 59 The Citadel 61 82 Davidson 78 1981-82 WESTERN CAROLINA SCHEDULE 52 Middle Tennessee 66 November 76 Tennessee-Chatanooga 70 27 Methodist College 100 Campbell 65 28 Averett College 86 Virginia Military Institute 71 30 North Carolina-Greensboro 74 Marshall 82 December 68 Appalachian 81 91 Virginia Military Institute 75 5 Maryland-Eastern Shore 80 Marshall 78 11 & 12 Brigham Young Cougar Classic 74 Tennessee-Chattanooga 90 19 at South Carolina 88 East Tennessee State 95 97 Furman 78 70 The Citadel 62 68 Appalachian State 61 91 East Tennessee State 80 70 Tennessee-Chattanooga 79

FIRST MEETING

39 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Possible Cougar Classic Opponent Provo, UT

Series Record 21 Air Force Academy LaSalle 3 Brigham Young 2 23 Wyoming 28 at San Diego State Location Provo. UT 30 at Hawaii Enrollment 26.000 Nickname Cougars February r^^/f Colors Blue & White 6 Colorado State Conference Western Athletic Conference 12 at Nevada-Las Vegas TO President Jeffrey R. Holland 13 at Air Force Academy "" Athletic Director Glen Tuckett 19 at Utah 25 Hawaii Frank A mold Publicity David Schulthess Head Coach 27 San Diego State Office Phone (801)378-4911 March Home Phone (801) 225-2566 4 at Texas-El Paso Head Coach Frank Arnold 6 at New Mexico Years and Record 6 years. 105-67 Asst. Coaches Harry Anderson, Roger Reid. 1980-81 RESULTS (25-7) Carl Ingersoll 80 Washington 70 Captains TBA 68 Oregon State 75 1980-81 Record 25-7 82 Utah State 79 Last Met .... 19 79-8(D LSC-106 BY-108 108 North Texas State 92 THE COUGARS 95 St. Mary's 76 82 Michigan State 50 NAME CL POS HT m HOMETOWN 80 Illinois 75 Alleman, Von FR F 6-9 230 Las Vegas, NV 81 Tennessee 65 Ballif. Greg SR G 6-3 190 Provo, UT 85 Weber State 78 Capener, Bob FR G 6-4 175 Del Mar, CA 104 Utah State 89 Christensen, Craig SR G 6-4 185 Salt Lake City, UT 77 Air Force 65 Drecksel. Paul FR G 6-3 185 Salt Lake City, UT 92 Nevada-Las Vegas 90 Furniss, Gary JR F 6-8 215 Driggs. ID 84 San Diego State 73 Kite. Greg JR C 6-11 250 Houston, TX 91 Hawaii 74 Maxwell. Mike SO G 6-1 160 Salt Lake City, UT 92 New Mexico 87 McGuire, Dave SR C 7-0 225 West Covina, CA 62 Texas-El Paso 64 Nielsen. Kevin SO F 6-7 190 Provo, UT 66 Colorado State 46 Roberts, Fred SR F 6-10 215 Riverton, UT 84 Wyoming 70 Saarelainen, Timo SO G-F 6-6 200 Helsinki. Finland 56 Utah 60 Sinek, Scott FR G 6-2 175 Fullerton, CA 86 Nevada-Las Vegas 77 Trumbo, Steve SR F 6-8 223 Santa Ana, CA 62 Air Force 51 1981-82 BRIGHAM YOUNG SCHEDULE 77 Hawaii 72 72 San Diego State 73 November 84 Texas-El Paso 75 21 Virginia Hall of Fame Classic 78 New Mexico 72 at Springfield, MA 84 Wyoming 86 27 at UCLA 80 Colorado State 69 28 at California State Fullerton 95 Utah 76 December 60 Princeton 51 4 Oregon State 78 UCLA 55 5 Nevada-Las Vegas 51 Notre Dame 50 8 at Utah State 60 Virginia 74 11 & 12 Cougar Classic 15 Weber State 18 at Princeton LAST MEETING—DECEMBER 15, 1979 22 California Poly-Pomona In the finals of the 79 Cougar Classic, 26 Utah State Michael Brooks put on a show for 22,791 January fans. Brooks scored 28 consecutive 2 Texas-El Paso LaSalle points, finished with a LaSalle and 4 New Mexico 7 at Colorado State Marriott Center record 51 points and was 9 at Wyoming MVP of the tournament. The Cougars won 15 Utah by a 103-101 score in triple overtime. 40 IDAHO STATE Lm^rr Possible Cougar Classic Opponent Provo, UT ,^ui~wu- 3 n-

Series Record January LaSalle 1 Idaho State 8 Montana Location Pocatello, ID 9 Montana State Enrollment 11,101 15 at Idaho Nickname Bengals 16 at Boise State Colors Orange & Black 22 Northern Arizona Conference Big Sky 23 Nevada Reno Lynn Archibald President Dr. Myron L. Coulter 26 at Nevada Reno Head Coach Athletic Director I.J. "Babe" Caccia 30 Weber State Publicity Glenn Alford February 5 at Montana State Office Phone (208) 236-3651 6 at Montana Home Phone (208)233-0516 12 Boise State Head Coach Lynn Archibald 13 Idaho Years and Record 4 years, 51-54 18 at Northern Arizona Asst. Coach Mark Adams 20 at Colorado State Captains TBA 27 at Weber State 1980-81 Record 12-14 Last Met 1979 LSC-88 IDS-83

THE BENGALS 1980-81 RESULTS (12-14) NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 68 use 77 Akins, Ron JR F-C 6-7 200 Ft. Worth, TX 84 St. Martin's 83 Bonnell, Doug SO G 6-1 180 Valencia, CA 59 Long Beach 83 DeFranco, John FR G 5-9 150 Seattle, WA 80 San Diego State 96 Denkers, Mike SO F 6-7 200 Pocatello, ID 78 Colorado State 73 Fleury, Jackie JR F-G 6-3 165 New Orleans, LA 58 San Jose State 69 Goddard, Terry SR G 5-9 170 Hawaiian Gardens, CA 55 Ala-Birmingham 68 Gomes, Greg SR F 6-6 185 Hawthorne, CA 91 Alaska-Anchorage 81 Kennard, Dan SO F 6-8 185 Los Angeles, CA 73 St. Mary's 58 Koetter, Brent SO G 6-1 170 Pocatello, ID 74 Utah State 69 La Valle, Mike JR F 6-5 190 Pasadena, CA 110 Rocky Mountain 59 Tate, Robert SR G 6-5 190 Chicago, IL 64 Boise State 63 Watson, Ray SR G 6-1 160 Las Vegas, NV 60 Idaho 75 Wilkinson, Dale SR F 6-11 220 Pocatello, ID 77 Montana State 74 Williams, Byron SR F 6-5 190 Berkeley, CA 49 Montana 53 68 Northern Arizona 65 1981-82 IDAHO STATE SCHEDULE 76 Nevada Reno 70 November 61 Weber State 60 27 Western Montana 58 Idaho 59 28 Westmont 67 Boise State 63 79 December 62 Montana 55 Montana State 73 2 Santa Clara 63 Nevada Reno 87 5 Gonzaga 79 Northern Arizona 80 11 & 12 Brigham Young Tournament 67 Weber State 78 19 Southern Utah State 45 Idaho 21 & 22 Rebel Roundup 28 Long Beach State 30 at Utah State LAST MEETING—DECEMBER 29, 1979

Four Explorers hit double figures, led by Kurt Kanaskies 22 points as LaSalle won the championship game of the Lobo Invitational at Albuquerque. NM by an 88-83 score.

41 IONA COLLEGE at the Memorial Gym, San Francisco, CA First-Round match-up—Golden Gate Classic Friday, December 18, 1981 at 7:00 P.M.

Series Record LaSalle 2 lona

Location New Rochelle, NY February

Enrollment .... 6,000 2 at Manhattan Nickname Gaels 6 at Fordham ^Bl

Colors .. Maroon & Gold 9 Utica I A Conference ... Metro Atlantic 13 1 P **' s J* President . John G Driscoll, C.F.C., Ph.D. 15 New Orleans Head Coach

Athletic Director . Rick Mazzuto 18 Meadowlands Tournament

Publicity .... Ron Bertovich 20 at Fairfield 24 at Wagner

Office Phone . ... 636-2100 (914) 27 Fordham

Home Phone . ... (914) 235-3538

Head Coach .. Pat Kennedy Associate Head Coach Kenny Williamson 1980-81 RESULTS (15-14) Years and Record 1 year, 15-14 56 Vanderbilt 92 Asst. Coaches .... Dave Brown, Joe Napolitano 79 South Carolina 69 Captains TBA 105 LIU 94 1980-81 Record .. 15-14 57 Fordham 68 Last Met 1966 LSC-94 I-72 73 St. Francis (PA) 72 71 Dartmouth 75 THE GAELS 54 Tennessee 80 84 Illinois 106 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 58 N. Carolina State 61 Burtt, Steve SO G 6-2 185 New York, NY 66 Pennsylvania 82 Coleman, Bob FR F-C 6-9 225 Atlantic City, NJ 89 Florida Southern 68 Foley, Tom FR G 6-2 180 Yonkers, NY 46 Wichita State 77 Gooding, Ed SR F 6-7 180 New York, NY 60 Fairfield 43 Grimes, Rory FR G 5-9 175 New York, NY 64 Kansas 94 Hargraves, Tony FR G-F 6-4 185 Bronx, NY 82 Wagner 80 Horton. Ray JR G-F 6-6 190 Rosebud, TX 57 Holy Cross 56 lati, Tony SR G 5-9 165 York, PA 74 Niagara 61 Ice, Mike SR F-C 6-10 230 Winchester, VA 53 Siena 70 Parascandola, Dan SO G 6-3 190 Bronx, NY 109 Sacred Heart 83 Truesdale, Troy FR F 6-7 190 Bronx, NY 61 Army 58 Springer. Gary SO F 6-7 210 New York, NY 72 Boston U. 74 72 St. Bonaventure 87 1981- 57 St. Peter's 45 57 Louisville 91 November 68 Central CT 66 27 & 28 & 29 Great Alaska Shoot-Out 78 Manhattan 62 December 64 Siena 48 5 Pace 41 St. Peter's 38 8 St. Leo 72 LIU 77 11 & 12 Manufactu rers Hanover Classic 18 & 19 Golden Gate Invitational 22 Daytor 30 CCNY January 2 Army 6 at Wic lita State

9 Assum ption LAS MEETING -FEBRUAF i 22 1966 13 Manhattan Hubie Marshall pumped in 33 points to 16 at Boston University 94-72 Lefty 20 at St. Pete r's lead the Explorers to a victory. 23 at Marquette Er vin chipped in with 14 points and six 27 Fairfield rebounds. 30 at Army

42 ' UNIVERSITY OF

SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO Possible Golden Gate Classic Opponent DONS San Francisco, CA Series Record LaSalle San Francisco 5 22 Gonzaga 23 Portland Location San Francisco, CA 28 at San Diego Enrollment 7.000 30 at St. Mary's Nickname Dons Colors Green & Gold February Conference West Coast Athletic 2 at Notre Dame President Fr. John LoSchiavo S.J. 6 at Santa Clara Athletic Director Bill Fusco 11 St. Mary's Publicity Dave Preston 13 San Diego 18 at Portland (415)666-6161 Office Phone 20 at Gonzaga Home Phone (415)952-6110 26 Loyola Marymount Head Coach Peter Barry 27 Pepperdine year, 24-7 Years and Record 1 March Asst. Coaches Vince Combs, Ken Smith 4 Santa Clara Jeff Edwards, Chris LaRocca Captain Ken McAlister 1980-81 1980-81 Record 24-7 RESULTS (24-7) Last Met 1973 LSC-73 USF-74 78 Grand Canyon College 63 113 Wisconsin Superior 71 THE DONS 83 Dayton 84 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 98 Hawaii 95 77 Chaminade 70 Booker, Eric SO G 6-5 195 San Francisco, CA 78 Hawaii-Hilo 69 Bryant, Wallace SR C 7-0 245 Gary, IN 101 Los Angeles State 60 Daily, Quintin JR G 6-3 180 Baltimore, MD 91 Georgia Southern 70 Gates, Farley FR C 6-9 230 Nashua, NH 93 UC Irvine 83 Giron, Bobby SR G 6-0 180 Alameda, CA 91 Duquesne 83 Giron, Jimmy FR G 6-0 160 Alameda, CA 93 Mexico State 78 Hadfield, David SR F 6-6 210 Santa Clara, CA New 66 Villanova 93 Hedgwood, John SR F 6-5 195 Gary, IN 65 Miami Ohio 60 Jacimovic, FR C 6-9 210 Yugoslavia Vladimir 66 Notre Dame 63 63 61 Lowry, Rob FR G 6-3 185 Thousand Oaks. CA Gonzaga 88 Portland 86 Martens, John FR F 6-8 210 Thousand Oaks, CA 75 Notre Dame 80 Matheson, Mike FR F 6-7 180 Salt Lake City, UT 63 Santa Clara 70 McAlister, Ken SR G 6-5 210 Oakland, CA 67 San Diego 64 Slaymaker, Eric SR G 6-0 170 Salt Lake City, UT 90 Loyola Marymount 66 Speight, Crosetti SO G 6-3 165 San Francisco, CA 85 Pepperdine 81 1981-82 SAN FRANCISCO SCHEDULE 101 St. Mary's 71 99 Pepperdine 102 November 89 Loyola Marymount 75 28 Georgia 67 San Diego 58 December 90 Santa Clara 63 4 Cal Berkeley at Oakland Coliseum 92 Portland 74 5 San Francisco State 67 Gonzaga 78 11 Southern Utah State 94 St. Mary's 80 12 Chico State 96 Pepperdine 82 18 & 19 Golden Gate Invitational 60 Kansas State 64 22 New Orleans 23 Colgate 27-30 Rainbow Classic LAST MEETING—DECEMBER 8. 1972 January LaSalle rallied from a 17 point halftime 5 San Jose State 9 at South Carolina deficit, only to fall just short in a 74-73 San 12 Notre Dame at Oakland Coliseum Francisco win in the first round of the 15 at Pepperdine Cable Car Classic. 16 at Loyola Marymount

43 RICE UNIVERSITY Possible Golden Gate Classic Opponent

Series Record January LaSalle Rice 2 4 at Houston *F Jfl 9 Texas Christian it* « Location Houston, TX 12 Texas-San Antonio A ^fl Enrollment 2,600 16 at Baylor Wkk 1 Nickname Owls 19 at Texas Tech ^p Colors Blue & Gray 23 Texas A&M ™ 1 Conference Southwest 25 Southern Methodist Tommy Suitts President Norman Hackerman 29 at Arkansas Head Coach Athletic Director Augie Erfurth February Publicity Bill Whitmore 1 Texas 3 at Texas Christian Office Phone (713)527-4034 Home Phone (713)782-7928 6 Baylor 10 Texas Tech Head Coach Tommy Suitts 13 at Texas A&M Years and Record First Year 16 at Southern Methodist Asst. Coaches Silas McKinnie, Bob Mixon Arkansas Captains TBA 20 1980-81 Record 12-15 23 Houston 27 at Texas Last Met 1942 LSC-41 R-51

THE OWLS 1981-82 RESULTS (12-15) 72 Fairfield 79 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 69 Cornell 51 Austin, Kenney JR F 6-8 200 Los Angeles, CA 62 Tulane 78 Bennett, Donald JR G 6-5 204 Houston, TX 67 South West Texas 68 Johnson, Teddy SO G 6-2 175 Indianapolis, IN 63 Western Kentucky 76 Miller. Tom FR G 6-4 200 Frankfort, IN 77 Angelo State 56 O'Neal, Renaldo JR F 6-5 200 Macon, GA 60 Alabama-Birmingham 78 Pierce, Ricky SR F 6-5 205 Garland, TX 63 Wagner 44 Rieke. Glen SR F 6-8 205 Santa Maria, CA 57 Houston 62 Stewart, Lindsey JR F 6-3 180 Columbia, M0 57 Texas Christian 51 Shaw, Robert JR F 6-8 205 Deer Park, TX 82 Texas Wesleyan 61 Tudor, Bobby SR G 6-5 198 Pineville, LA 61 Baylor 72 Washington, SO G 6-2 165 Key West, FL 52 Texas Tech 50 Tyrone 54 Texas A&M 50 Wilson, Willis SR G 6-2 180 Silver Spring, MD 60 Southern Methodist 59 Witten, John FR F 6-5 190 Floyd Knobs, IN 52 Arkansas 57 46 Texas 40 58 Texas Christian 54 1981-82 RICE SCHEDULE 59 Baylor 60 Southwestern 53 November 67 55 Texas Tech 61 28 Texas Wesleyan 56 Texas A&M 71 December 70 Southern Methodist 62 1 at Tulane 59 Arkansas 75 3 Southwest Texas 55 Houston 63 5 Northwestern 80 Texas 90 7 Texas Lutheran 44 Texas 58 18 & 19 Golden Gate Classic 21 at Santa Clara 23 at Pepperdine LAST MEETING—DECEMBER 29, 1941 27-30 Hawaii Rainbow Classic Rice defeated the Explorers for the sec- ond consecutive year. With a 51-41 win a Convention Hall, Rice upped its overall record with LaSalle to 2-0.

44 JNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA Tuesday, December 22, 1981, 8:00 P.M. at Toso Pavilion, Santa Clara, CA

Series Record

LaSalle 1 Santa Clara 2 16 at Pepperdine w-" Location Santa Clara. CA 22 Portland Enrollment 3,500 23 Gonzaga Nickname Broncos 28 at St. Mary's Colors Crimson, White & Gold 30 at University of San Diego Conference West Coast Athletic February Carroll Williams President Very Rev. William J. Rewak. S.J. 6 University of San Francisco Head Coach Athletic Director Pat Malley 11 University of San Diego Mike McNulty Publicity 13 St. Mary*s 18 at Gonzaga Office Phone (408) 984-4659 Home Phone (408)374-7419 20 at Portland 26 Pepperdine Head Coach Carroll Williams 27 Loyola-Marymount Years and Record 11 years, 157-138 Asst. Coach Dick Davey March Captains TBA 4 at University of San Francisco 1980-81 Record 14-13 Last Met 1973 LSC-69 SC-71 1980-81 RESULTS (14-13)

THE BRONCOS 100 Boise State 87 71 DePaul 88 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 68 Humboldt State 66 72 Long Beach State 73 Bowers, Kelvin JR F 6-6 200 Los Angeles, CA 71 Nevada-Reno 72 Davis, Terry SO G 6-1 170 San Jose. CA 76 U. of Pacific 87 Duffy, Bill SR G 6-4 190 Pomona. CA 68 Wake Forest 75 Hopkins, Gary JR F 6-7 200 Milpitas, CA 71 Old Dominion 72 Jackson, Lance JR G 6-0 160 Tarzana, CA 81 Mexico State 76 Keeling, Harold FR G 6-3 175 San Francisco, CA New Wisconsin-Superior 59 Lamson, Scott FR F 6-5 190 Sunnyvale. CA 106 State 62 Larson, Dan JR C 6-8 225 Ventura, CA 70 San Francisco 71 70 Morris, Cecil JR F 6-5 185 Los Angeles. CA UC-Davis 95 North Texas State 83 Norman, Michael SO F 6-7 219 Santa Clara, CA 75 77 Vanos, Nick FR C 7-0 230 San Mateo, CA Loyola-Marymount 82 Pepperdine 91 Vukelich, Tony SO C 6-8 205 Canoga Park, CA 70 USF 63 Williams, Derryl SR F-G 6-4 190 Detroit, Ml 83 St. Marys 66 75 Gonzaga 61 1981-82 SANTA CLARA SCHEDULE 95 Portland 87 November 64 San Diego 60 27 St. Martins 73 Gonzaga 74 28 Chico State 72 Portland 65 December 79 St. Mary's 82 90 2 at Idaho State 63 USF 78 Pepperdine 89 4 at Nevada -Reno 77 Loyola-Marymount 78 12 DePaLll 74 16 Utah 80 San Diego 19 at Sta nford 21 Rice 22 LaSal e LAST MEETING—DECEMBER 9. 1972 28 & 29 Cable Car Classic Santa Clara made it two straight tough January losses for LaSalle in the Cable Car Clas- 4 UC-Davis sic, edging the Explorers in overtime by a 7 at University of Pacific 71-69 score. Jerry Bellotti led Santa Clara 15 at Loyola-Marymount with 18 points while LaSalle's Jim

Crawford had 24 to lead all scorers.

45 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA-TAMPA at the Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT

First Round match-up—Connecticut Mutual Classic Tuesday, December 29, 1981 at 7:00 P.M.

Series Record First Meeting January 2 Siena Location Tampa, FL 4 Wisconsin-Green Bay Enrollment 23,000 6 Baltimore Nickname Bulls 9 Jacksonville Colors Green & Gold 11 at Penn State Conference Sun Belt 16 University of Alabama-Birmingham President Dr. John Lott Brown 18 at Virginia Commonwealth Athletic Director Dr. Richard Bowers 20 at South Alabama Publicity Dave Jovanovic 23 North Carolina-Charlotte Office Phone (813)974-2125 27 South Alabama Home Phone (813)949-2660 30 at University of Alabama-Birmingham Head Coach Lee Rose February

Years and Record 1 year, 18-11 1 at Jacksonville Asst. Coaches Everett Bass, 4 at Georgia State Gordon Gibbons, Mark Wise 13 Virginia Commonwealth Captains TBA 17 Georgia State 1980-81 Record 18-11 20 at North Carolina-Charlotte Last Met First Meeting 26-28 Sun Belt Tournament

THE BULLS 1980-81 RESULTS (18-11) NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 63 Florida A&M 65 Azcoitia, Jorge JR F 6-7 215 Miami, FL 72 Duke 83 Bastian, Dave SO G 6-1 165 Indianapolis, IN 62 North Carolina-Greensboro 44 Bradley, Charles FR F 6-6 175 Tampa, FL 77 Florida Southern 68 Card, Lewis JR G 6-3 195 Auburn, AL 64 North Carolina 73 Currelly, Brad JR C 7-0 225 Holiday, FL 60 Jacksonville 65 Grandholm, Jim SO C 7-0 205 Elkhart, IN 73 Stetson 7? Grier, Tony SR G 6-3 175 Port Chester, NY 90 Roosevelt 57 Harrison, Rick JR G 6-3 180 Tampa, FL 77 Creighton 6? Hinson, Fred FR G 6-3 180 DeLand, FL 76 Furman 48 McGhee, David JR G 6-3 190 Wilmington, NC 79 North Carolina-Charlotte 74 Purvis, Ingram JR F 6-8 208 Ocala, FL 74 Valparaiso 61 Redden, Willie SR C 6-11 223 Fort Pierce, FL 79 Robert Morris 63 Reynolds, Vince SR F 6-9 205 Bluefield, WV 75 Siena 65 6-6 Shepherd, Lewis JR F 210 Tampa, FL 73 Virginia Commonwealth 68 62 Oglethorpe 39 1981-82 SOU! 79 University of Alabama-Birmingham 77 November 85 Georgia State 70 53 University of Alabama-Birmingham 70 27 Flori da A&M 62 Jacksonville 59 December 50 South Alabama 54 1 St. Leo 70 South Alabama 52 4 & 5 Florida 4 56 North Carolina-Charlotte 73 12 at North Carolina 64 Virginia Commonwealth 70 15 Illinois-Chicago Circle 81 Georgia State 61 19 Beth une- Cookman 45 Stetson 54 27 Boston U niversity 52 Jacksonville 50 29 & 30 Conrlecticut Mutual Classic 45 Virginia Commonwealth 53 55 Connecticut 65

FIRST MEETING 46 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT^ Possible Connecticut Mutual Classic Opponent v W Hartford, CT

Series Record First Meeting January 6 at Syracuse Location Storrs, CT 9 Seton Hall Enrollment 15,659 13 Boston College Nickname Huskies 16 at St. John's Colors Blue & White 20 at Georgetown Conference Big East 23 Villanova President Dr. John A. DiBiaggio 26 Yale Director John L. Toner Athletic 28 Manhattan Publicity Tim Tolokan 30 at Holy Cross Office Phone (203) 486-3531 February

Home Phone (203) 487-0426 1 at Providence Head Coach Dom Perno 6 at Boston College Years and Record 4 years, 72-41 10 St. John's Asst. Coaches Jim O'Brien, Greg Ashford, 13 Syracuse Bill Stuart 16 at Seton Hall Captains TBA 20 Providence 1980-81 Record 20-9 24 at Villanova Last Met First Meeting 27 Georgetown

THE HUSKIES 1980-81 RESULTS (20-9)

NAME CL POS HT m HOMETOWN 65 Yale 53 Aleksinas, Chuck SR c 6-11 242 Morris, CT 72 Fairfield 50 Bailey, Norman SO G-F 6-5 190 W. Hartford, CT 55 Maine 51 Blucher, Larry FR F 6-7 205 Yonkers, NY 72 Boston University 50 Buckelew, Brian FR G 6-5 195 Somerville, NJ 81 Army 60 Giscombe, Vern SO G 5-11 165 Bronx, NY 84 W. Kentucky 58 Hobbs, Karl SO G 5-8 160 Cambridge, MA 74 Rhode Island 69

Kuczenski, Bruce JR C-F 6-10 225 Bristol, CT 78 Syracuse 59 McKay, Mike SR F 6-5 190 Bridgeport, CT 66 Holy Cross 57 Sullivan, Jim SR G 6-2 190 East Boston, MA 57 Seton Hall 47 Thompson, Corny SR F 6-8 232 Middletown, CT 61 New Hampshire 58 Vaughan, Mike FR F 6-7 205 Glen Cove, NY 57 Boston College 58 69 St. John's 68 59 Villanova 63 75 Georgetown 73 1981-81 CONNECTICUT SCHEDULE 98 Massachusetts 64 November 75 Rhode Island 78 28 at Maine 75 Manhattan 58 December 79 Providence 70 71 Boston College 76 2 New Hampshire St John's 72 5 Boston University 65 65 Syracuse 63 8 at Fairfield 77 Seton Hall 70 11 & 12 Oil Capital Classic 71 Providence 57 22 at Massachusetts 73 Villanova 74 29 & 30 Connecticut Mutual Classic 58 Georgetown 60 54 Villanova 65 65 South Florida 55 66 Minnesota 84

FIRST MEETING

47 ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY Possible Connecticut Mutual Classic Opponent Hartford, CT

Series Record

LaSalle 1 St. Bonaventure 2 £Tk

Location St. Bonaventure, NY Enrollment 2,500 Nickname Bonnies, Brown Indians 25 Rutg ers Colors Brown & White 28 University of Massachusetts Conference Eastern Eight 30 at George Washington President Very Rev. Mathias F. Doyle, February OFM Head Coach Athletic Director Lawrence Weise 1 Niag ara Publicity Jim Engelhardt 4 at University of Massachusetts 6 at Rhode Island Office Phone (716)375-2319 9 at M arquette Home Phone (716)373-3047 11 University of Pittsburgh Head Coach Jim Satalin 13 at West Virginia University Years and Record 9 years, 142-79 20 Rhoc e Island Asst. Coaches Ron DeCarli, Bob Sassone 22 at Dijquesne Bernard Tomlin Captain Mark Jones 1980-81 RESULTS (14-13) 1980-81 Record 14-13 Last Met 1978 LSC-95 SB-108 79 American International 61 68 Pittsburgh 84 THE BONNIES 96 University of Massachusetts 79 77 Rutgers 67 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 60 George Washington 62 Benbrook, John SO F 6-6 220 Leonardo, NJ 89 Siena 84 Burns, Dan JR G 6-4 190 Kenmore, NY 78 Canisius 63 Clarke, Norman SO G 6-2 175 Toronto, Ont. 61 Pittsburgh 65 Crawford, Eric SO G 6-1 180 Buffalo, NY 104 University of Massachusetts 80 Franz, Eric JR G 6-1 175 Ft. Myers, FL 98 St. Michael's-Vermont 80 Garbade, Rob JR C/F 6-8 240 Conklin, NY 81 West Virginia University 82 Hunt, Michael FR F 6-7 205 New Albany, IN 64 Rutgers 58 Jones, Mark JR G 6-2 175 Rochester, NY 74 Canisius 68 Moore, Andy FR G 6-4 180 Cuba, NY 69 West Virginia University 85 Mungar, Barry FR F 6-8 190 Dundas, Ont. 74 Syracuse 71 Riggins, Elgin SO F 6-5 180 Lyons, NY 73 Duquesne 75 Samuels, Rob FR F 6-5 200 Windsor, Ont. 63 Niagara 64 Stover, Eric JR C 6-8 215 Victory Mills, NY 63 Detroit 71 65 Marquette 75 1981-82 ST. BONAVENTURE SCHEDULE 63 Rhode Island 58 87 lona 72 November 90 George Washington 75 28 Davis & Elkins 53 Penn State 64 December 72 Duquesne 77 2 Canisius 73 Niagara 69 5 at Niagara 86 Canisius 89 9 at Syracuse 62 West Virginia University 64 12 Wheeling 14 Bowling Green LAST MEETING—FEBRUARY 22, 1978 21 Mary land- Eastern Shore 29 & 30 Connecticut Mutual Classic St. Bonaventure hit 47 field goals, the January most ever against a LaSalle team, to top 6 Duquesne the Explorers 108-95. The Explorers shot 9 at Canisius 59% from the floor, led by Michael 11 at Rutgers Brooks' 10-11 shooting, but it was not 16 West Virginia University 20 at University of Pittsburgh enough as Greg Sanders scored a game 23 George Washington high 30 points and Glen Hagan added 28.

48 A UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Monday, January 4, 1982, 9:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record 23 Maryland a 25 Idaho mf\ LaSalle 1 Notre Dame 9 , 1 27 Maine \ I' "I Location Notre Dame, IN 30 Marquette V Enrollment 8,750 18 at Seton Hall A-Sm Nickname Fighting Irish 20 at South Carolina —A Colors Gold & Blue Km 23 Fordham fl Conference Independent 27 De Paul mtmt President Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh. C.S.C. Richard "D gger" Phelps March Head Coach Athletic Director Eugene F. Corrigan 2 Northern Iowa Publicity Roger 0. Valdiserri 6 at Dayton Office Phone (219) 283-7516 7 at Michigan Home Phone (219) 277-0695 Head Coach Richard "Digger" Phelps Years and Record 10 years, 206-84 1980-81 RESULTS (23-6) Asst. Coaches Pete Gillen. . 81 UCLA 94 Captain Mike Mitchell 87 Montana State 68 1980-81 Record 23-6 79 Texas Christian 63 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-59 ND-60 76 Cal Poly-Pomona 50 68 Indiana 64 THE FIGHTING IRISH 69 Valparaiso 56 67 Kentucky 61 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 87 Davidson 67 Andree, Tim JR C 6-10 230 Farmington, Ml 94 Villanova 65 Duff, Dan FR G 6-0 187 Lincoln, IL 52 Marquette 54 Grassey, Gary SR F 6-8 220 Hackettstown, NJ 63 San Francisco 66 Kelly, Marc SR G 5-10 160 LaCrescenta, CA 65 Hofstra 55 6-4 Love, Karl JR G-F 180 Columbia, MD 67 Fordham 61 Mitchell, Mike SR G 6-2 175 San Bruno, CA 80 San Francisco 75 Paxson, John JR G 6-2 180 Kettering. OH 73 Maryland 70 Rowan, Ron FR G 6-5 185 Beaver Falls, PA 80 Cornell 57 Rucker, Cecil SO F 6-8 190 Washington, Do 94 South Carolina 84 Sluby, Tom SO G-F 6-4 200 Washington, DC 94 St. Mary's 63 Spencer, Barry SO F 6-7 195 Detroit, Ml 60 LaSalle 59 6-6 Varner, Bill JR F 200 New Kensington, PA 50 UCLA 51 89 Boston University 63 1981-82 NOTRE DAME SCHEDULE 71 North Carolina State 55 November 57 Fairfield 55 28 St. Joseph's (Indiana) 57 Virginia 56 December 87 St. Francis (PA) 71 70 Dayton 57 1 at Indiana 5 UCLA 64 DePaul 7 7 Murray State 54 James Madison 45 51 12 Northern Illinois 50 Brigham Young 21 Valparaiso 29 at Kentucky January LAST MEETING—FEBRUARY 4, 1981 2 at Missouri The Irish shot a sizzling 59% from the 4 at LaSalle field to hold off the Explorers by a 60-59 6 at Virginia score. The Explorers failure to capitalize 12 at San Francisco on free opportunities 16 Davidson throw proved de- 19 Villanova cisive, as LaSalle was 0-6 from the line in February the second half. Kelly Tripucka led Notre 2 San Francisco Dame with 19 points while Stanley Wil- 7 at UCLA liams was high for LaSalle with 17 points. 13 North Carolina State 49 LAFAYETTE COLLEGE Saturday, January 9, 1982, 3:00 P.M. at Allan P. Kirby Field House, Easton, PA

Series Record LaSalle 29 Lafayette 9

Location Easton, PA 23 Drexel Enrollment 2,016 27 at Bucknell Nickname Leopards 30 at Rider Colors Maroon & White February Conference ECC (West) 3 at Lehigh President Dr. David W. Ellis 6 West Chester Athletic Director Olav B. Kollevoll 10 Delaware Publicity Craig Smith 13 Bucknell 16 at Temple Office Phone (215)250-5122 18 Rider Home Phone (215) 250-0807 20 Lehigh Head Coach Will Rackley 24 at West Chester Years and Record 1 year, 15-13 27 at Delaware Asst. Coaches John E. Leone, Norman Gigon Captains TBA 1980-81 Record 15-13 1980-81 RESULTS (15-13) Last Met 1980-81 LSC-69 L-60 40 Virginia Commonwealth 44 69 Bucknell 47 THE LEOPARDS 83 Drew 51 56 Hofstra 53 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 42 Tennessee 72 Bennett, Doug SO G 6-0 165 Bethlehem, PA 77 American 78 Brighrful, Chet so F 6-4 200 Baltimore, MD 61 Detroit 67 6-6 Coleman, John FR F 175 New York, NY 60 LaSalle 69 Duckett, Tony FR G 6-2 165 New York, NY 42 Penn State 53 Furey, Tony JR F 6-6 215 Rehobeth Beach, DE 76 Moravian 57 6-7 Goetz, Allen SO C 205 Pittsburgh, PA 77 Kutztown State 55 Harris, Jeff FR G 6-3 180 Weatherly, PA 41 St. Joseph's 59 Johnson, Ted SO F 6-8 200 Arlington, VA 50 Temple 56 Keller, Chaz JR G 6-1 175 Frederick, MD 77 Navy 60 6-5 Kiernan, John SO F 200 Plainview, NY 64 Drexel 73 Klinger, Karl FR C 6-11 225 Tri-Valley, PA 70 Rider 72 Mead. Dana SR G 6-1 175 New York, NY 81 Lehigh 68 6-3 Morse, Stan FR G 150 New York, NY 83 Colgate 61 Sawyer, Jim JR C 6-8 200 Amityville, NY 67 West Chester 60 Tramm, Kit FR F 6-8 190 Indianapolis, IN 65 Delaware 53 Whitman, Mike SR G 6-1 175 Milford, NJ 53 Bucknell 56 65 Rider 55 1981-82 LAFAYETTE SCHEDULE 62 Lehigh 68 November 91 West Chester 70 27 Drew 65 Delaware 64 29 at Maryland 68 Bucknell 60 December 74 Lehigh 58 4 & 5 Spider Classic 63 St. Joseph's 73 8 at Penn State (Hershey, PA) 10 Moravian 12 at Rutgers LAST MEETING—JANUARY 3, 1981 January Kevin Lynam picked up four personal 2 New Hampshire fouls in the first half, but managed to 4 at St. Joseph's half 9 LaSalle avoid the fifth and scored 14 second 13 Hofstra points to lead the Explorers to a 69-60 16 Kutztown win. Tom Piotrowski scored a career high 18 at American 15 points and also blocked five shots. 20 at Navy 50 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Tuesday, January 12, 1982, 7:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record February LaSalle 13 American 5 2 at William & Mary 6 Hofstra Location Washington, DC 9 Harvard Enrollment 5,000 11 at Randolph-Macon Nickname Eagles 13 at Towson State Colors Red, White & Blue 15 West Chester State Conference ECC (East) 17 Navy President Dr. Richard Berendzen 23 St. Joseph's Head Coach Athletic Director Robert H. Frailey 26 Temple Publicity Rick Vaughn

Office Phone (202) 686-2562 Home Phone (703) 620-4365 1980-81 RESULTS (24-6) Head Coach Gary Williams 62 Rutgers 75 Years and Record 3 years, 51-33 65 Maryland- 95 Asst. Coaches Ed Tapscott, 108 Harvard 88 Captains Mark Nickens, Ed Sloane, 103 Gettysburg 64 Gordon Austin 78 Lafayette 77 1980-81 Record 24-6 96 George Washington 86 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-69 A-71 75 New Hampshire 71 79 Old Dominion 75 THE EAGLES 84 Washington College 61 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 74 Delaware 58 75 Bucknell 65 Adams, Andre JR C 6-8 205 Washington, D.C. 69 Rider 59 Aunon, Fernando SO F 6-7 190 Fairfax, VA 81 Lehigh 64 Austin, Gordon JR G 5-11 178 Linden, NJ 63 West Chester 55 Bell, Joel SO F 6-6 187 Philadelphia, PA 72 Georgetown 74 Daniels, Joe JR G 6-3 180 Silver Spring, MD 78 Randolph-Macon 59 Eaddy, James SO G 6-2 180 Baltimore, MD 69 William & Mary 54 Jones, Juan JR F-C 6-6 200 Washington, D.C. 73 Hofstra 72 Lutz, Jim FR G-F 6-6 185 Easton, PA 77 Navy 90 Nesmith, Steve FR F-G 6-5 185 Philadelphia, PA 71 LaSalle 69 Nickens, Mark JR G-F 6-5 200 Washington, D.C. 85 Drexel 74 Ridley, David JR F 6-6 200 Washington, D.C. 97 Towson State 78 Samonsky, Jay FR G 5-11 165 Crofton, MD 105 Catholic 77 Sloane, Ed JR G 6-3 170 Washington, D.C. 84 St. Joseph's 83 Springer, J.D. FR F 6-8 210 Roanoke, VA 75 Richmond 69 1981-81 AMERICAN SCHEDULE 70 Temple 62 62 Drexel 60 November 99 Rider 80 30 Whittier College 60 St. Joseph's 63 December 83 Toledo 91 3 St. Mary's (MD) 5 at Wake Forest 8 Rider 12 Georgetown- at Capital Centre LAST MEETING—FEBRUARY 14, 1981 18 & 19 Volunteer Classic Poor shooting cost the Ex- 28 & 29 Senior Bowl Tournament January plorers a key East Coast Conference 9 at Drexel game. LaSalle missed 1 1 charity tosses in 12 at LaSalle the second half, several key one-and-one

14 Catholic situations, and fell to American by a 71-69 16 at Bucknell score. Robin Hoey led American with 21 18 Lafayette points, including the game winner in the 20 at Delaware 23 at Lehigh final seconds. 26 George Washington 51 RIDER COLLEGE Thursday, January 14, 1982, 8:00 P.M. at Alumni Gymnasium, Lawrenceville, NJ

Series Record LaSalle 18 Rider 5

Location Lawrenceville, NJ February Enrollment 3,400 3 at Delaware Nickname Broncs 6 at Bucknell Colors Purple & Gold 10 West Chester State Conference ECC (West) 13 Lehigh John B. Carpenter President Dr. Frank N. Elliott 16 Drexel Head Coach Athletic Director John B. Carpenter 18 at Lafayette Publicity Bud Focht 20 Delaware 24 Bucknell Office Phone (609)896-5138 27 at West Chester Home Phone (215) 946-4651 Head Coach John B. Carpenter Years and Record 15 years, 191-200 Asst. Coaches Tom Kaczor, Ray Wilson 1980-81 RESULTS (14-14) Captains TBA 1980-81 Record 14-14 72 Dayton 95 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-63 R-80 55 St. Joseph's 71 79 Trenton State 67 THE BRONCS 85 FDU-Teaneck 76 52 James Madison 70 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 71 Marist 61 Bennof, Mike FR G 6-5 195 Oxon Hill, MD 75 Fairfield 76 Bolger. Jim FR F 6-4 190 King of Prussia, PA 76 Towson State 81 Brooks, James SO F-C 6-6 180 New York, NY 66 Hofstra 90 Brown, Jeff JR F 6-6 198 Cherry Hill, NJ 59 Penn State 67 Fleder, Ivan FR F 6-5 195 Philadelphia, PA 67 Gettysburg 61 Jackson, Lonnie FR G 6-1 160 Burlington, NJ 80 LaSalle 63 Lee, Fred JR G 6-1 155 Philadelphia, PA 59 American 69 Lonetto, Matt SO G 5-11 170 Camden, NJ 60 Drexel 81 Miller, Derrick JR F 6-6 210 Philadelphia, PA 72 Catholic 60 0'Hara, Tom JR G 6-3 195 Springfield, PA 72 Lafayette 70 Poveromo, Rich JR C 6-8 210 Piscataway, NJ 68 Delaware 67 Weise, Rich SR G 6-0 160 Alleghany, NY 55 Bucknell 62 82 West Chester 73 1981-82 RIDER SCHEDULE 61 Temple 69 66 Lehigh 65 November 55 Lafayette 65 30 at Penn State 64 Delaware 58 December 61 Bucknell 65 2 at St. Joseph's 82 West Chester 76 4 & 5 Governor's Classic 69 Lehigh 58 8 at American 68 Bucknell 50 12 at Temple 80 American 99 15 Loyola 19 at Delaware State 22 at Rutgers LAST MEETING—JANUARY 17, 1981 January r The Broncs stunned LaSalle by an 6 Delaware State 9 Utica 80-63 score to pick up their first win over 12 Gettysburg the Explorers in a decade. Tom O'Hara 14 LaSalle led Rider with 18 points on eight-for-ten 18 Hofstra shooting from the floor, while Kevin 23 at Wake Forest Lynam and Stanley Williams each scored 27 at Lehigh 30 Lafayette 15 points for LaSalle.

52 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday, January 19, 1982, 9:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record LaSalle 12 Pennsylvania 24

Location Philadelphia, PA February Enrollment 20,000 5 Columbia Nickname Quakers 6 Cornell Colors Red & Blue 9 Temple Conference Ivy League 12 at Harvard President Sheldon Hackney 13 at Dartmouth Bob Weinhauer Charles Harris 19 Yale Athletic Director Head Coach Publicity Herb Hartnett 20 Brown 23 at Princeton 243-6128 Office Phone (215) 26 Dartmouth Home Phone (215)687-6390 27 Harvard Head Coach Bob Weinhauer March Years and Record 4 years, 82-35 5 at Cornell Asst. Coaches ... Dennis Jackson, Tom Schneider 6 at Columbia Captains TBA 1980-81 Record 20-8 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-62 P-67 1980-81 RESU 68 Weber State 56 THE QUAKERS 62 St. John's 68 76 St. Francis (PA) 56 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 92 Davidson 60 Arnolie, Anthony FR G 5-11 160 New Orleans, LA 82 Duke 88 Brown, Michael JR F 6-6 195 Las Vegas, NV 58 St. John's 66 Chambers, Calvin JR 6-2 175 New York, NY G 82 lona 66 6-5 Lardner, David JR F 180 Auburan, CA 60 Georgetown 58 Little, Paul JR F 6-5 185 Dorchester, MA 63 Yale 59 Maloney, Rick FR F 6-6 220 Newberry Park, CA 70 Brown 57 Mascioli, Scott FR G 6-2 175 Kingston, PA 51 Temple 49 May, George SO G 6-0 170 Philadelphia, PA 55 Villanova 68 McCaffery, Fran SR G 6-4 180 Philadelphia, PA 61 St. Joseph's 63 Noon, George JR C 6-8 220 Bel Air, MD 61 Princeton 62 Oliphant, Willie SO G 6-3 175 Philadelphia, PA 67 Columbia 51 Racine, Karl FR G 6-1 175 Washington, DC 61 Cornell 49 Rawlings, Avery JR F 6-7 195 Atlanta, GA 73 Harvard 63 Reynolds, Angelo SR G 6-2 180 Philadelphia, PA 71 Dartmouth 64 Schwartz, Jon JR G 6-1 175 Great Neck. NY 67 LaSalle 62 Warren, Kevin FR 6-3 185 Tempe, AZ G 66 Brown 58 Wolf, Jim FR F 6-6 200 Kohler, Wl 78 Yale 55 Wynn, Brad SO 5-10 165 Miami, FL G 52 Princeton 43 69 Dartmouth 59 1981-82 PENNSYLVANIA SCHEDULE 83 Harvard 70 November 68 Cornell 56 76 Columbia 71 30 St. Francis (PA) 40 Princeton 54 December 64 West Virginia 67 4 & 5 Stanford Tournament 12 Villanova 29 & 30 Lobo Classic (Albuquerque, NM) LAST MEETING—FEBRUARY 17. 1981

January The Quakers handed LaSalle its first 8 at Brown loss in the Big 5 with a 67-62 decision. 9 at Yale Penn had three players in double figures 12 St. Joseph's with Kenny Hall leading the way with 21. 16 at Navy 19 LaSalle Kevin Lynam led the Explorers with 18 23 Penn State points. 30 Princeton 53 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY Wednesday, January 27, 1982, 7:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record 27 LaSalle 30 St. Joseph's LaSalle 17 Villanova 16 February Location Villanova, PA 3 Georgetown Enrollment 6,200 6 Maine Nickname Wildcats 10 Seton Hall White Colors Blue & 13 at St. John's Conference Big East 17 at Syracuse President Rev. John M. Driscoll, OSA 24 Connecticut Athletic Director Dr. Ted A. Aceto 27 at Providence Head Coach Publicity Craig Miller

Office Phone (215)645-4120 1980-81 RESU Home Phone (215) 525-3994 90 Merrimack 61 Head Coach Rollie Massimino 95 St. Francis 73 Years and Record 8 years, 136-99 68 Providence 49 Asst. Coaches , 66 Seton Hall 65 , Marty Marbach 74 Boston College 71 Captains TBA 83 LaSalle 84 1980-81 Record 20-11 93 San Francisco 66 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-84 V-83 43 Texas-El Paso 41 THE WILDCATS 78 St. John's 90 65 Notre Dame 94 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 69 Syracuse 65 Dobbs, Frank SO G 6-4 195 Pittsburgh, PA 54 St. John's 56 Granger, Stewart JR G 6-3 190 Brooklyn, NY 68 Pennsylvania 55 Howard, Aaron SR F 6-7 200 Linden, NJ 84 Towson State 64 Lutschaunig, JR G 6-2 160 W. Long Branch, NJ 63 Connecticut 59 Marty 85 Colgate 75 McClain, Dwayne FR F 6-6 183 Worcester, MA 60 Boston College 73 McKenna, Kevin JR G 5-11 160 King of Prussia, PA 68 Temple 71 McLain, Gary FR G 6-1 170 Methuen, MA 54 Georgetown 70 Mulquin, Mike JR F 6-7 220 Rockville, MD 68 Maine 48 Pinckney, Ed FR F 6-10 195 Bronx, NY 67 Seton Hall 63 Pinone, John JR C 6-8 228 Wethersfield, CT 70 Providence 82 Sherry, Jeff SR G 6-3 190 Macungie, PA 88 Syracuse 78 Sices, John SR F 6-5 185 Wallingford, PA 60 Georgetown 68 74 Connecticut 73 1981-82 VILLANOVA SCHEDULE 72 St. Joseph's 62 November 65 Connecticut 54 29 Monmouth 58 Providence 49 December 80 Syracuse 83

1 at St. Francis 90 Houston 72 4 Boston College (Meadowlands, NJ) 50 Virginia 54 8 Providence 12 Pennsylvania DECEMBER 20, 1980 14 at Towson State LAST MEETING— 19 Temple In one of the most exciting city-series 22 Pace games in recent memory, LaSalle stunned 28 & 29 ECAC Holiday Festival the highly touted Wildcats in triple over- (Madison Square Garden) time by an 84-83 score. Kevin Lynam's 12- January in closing seconds of the 6 Boston College foot jumper the 9 Syracuse third overtime proved to be the winner. 11 St. John's Lynam, who finished the game with 21 16 at Seton Hall points, and Stanley Williams who led all 19 at Notre Dame scorers with 27, played the entire 55 23 at Connecticut minutes. 25 at Georgetown

54 DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY Saturday, January 30, 1982, 2:00 P.M. at the Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA

Series Record LaSalle 15 Duquesne 17 February Location Pittsburgh, PA 4 George Washington Enrollment 7,800 Nickname Dukes 7 Rutgers 9 Penn State Colors Red & Blue 11 West Virginia Conference Eastern Eight 14 Pittsburgh President Rev. Donald S. Nesti, C.S.Sp. 16 at Marquette Athletic Director John Manning 20 at Rutgers Publicity Nellie King 22 St. Bonaventure Office Phone (412)434-6564 25 Dayton Home Phone (412)341-9062 27 at Rhode Island Head Coach Years and Record 3 years, 51-33 Asst. Coaches Bruce Bauer, Don Maser 1980-81 RESULTS (20-10) Captains TBA 1980-81 Record 20-10 86 Indiana (PA) 71 Last Met 1980-81, LSC-66 D-62 61 Rhode Island 56 70 Old Dominion 73 THE DUKES 83 Robert Morris 59 82 Canisius 57 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 97 Miami (OH) 59

Atkins, Bruce SR F 6-7 230 Wilkinsburg, PA 83 San Francisco 91 Cvitkovic, Tom SR G 6-3 170 Ambridge, PA 60 San Jose State 82 Eaglin, Derrick JR F 6-5 190 Washington, DC 87 George Washington 71

Farrell, John JR G 6-2 190 Pittsburgh, PA 61 West Virginia 73

Farrell, Pat FR G 6-3 170 Pittsburgh, PA 99 Massachusetts 69 Harris, Barnett SR F 6-7 180 Detroit, Ml 89 George Washington 82 Long, Tony SO G 6-2 170 Wheeling, WV 62 Rutgers 60 Myers, Joey JR F 6-8 225 Lower Burrell, PA 85 Cincinnati 77

Scott, Rod SR F 6-4 180 Avalon, PA 59 Stetson 58

Searles, Bill JR F 6-6 180 Pittsburgh, PA 75 St. Bonaventure 73 Shepherd, Darryl FR F 6-5 180 Pittsburgh, PA 72 St. Francis 63

Sisinni, Andy SO G 6-2 170 Erie, PA 53 Pittsburgh 60 Teachout, Terry JR G 6-1 170 Cleveland, OH 83 Massachusetts 67 Tunstall, Ricky JR C 7-0 250 Cleveland, OH 69 West Virginia 64 Udanis, Dave SO C 6-11 225 Pittsburgh, PA 62 LaSalle 66 66 Pittsburgh 64 1981-82 DUKE SCHEDULE 72 Detroit 70 100 Dayton 109 December 79 St. Bonaventure 72 1 Indiana (PA) 69 Rutgers 68 3 Robert Morris College 84 George Washington 78 5 at University of Massachusetts 55 West Virginia 50 8 Niagara 60 Pittsburgh 64 12 at George Washington 58 Michigan 74 16 at University of Cincinnati 28 at Detroit 30 at Western Kentucky LAST MEETING—FEBRUARY 11, 1981 January 6 at St. Bonaventure In a very physical game. LaSalle de- 9 University of Massachusetts feated the Dukes by a 66-62 score. Four 11 Rhode Island Explorers hit double figures, with Kevin 14 at Pittsburgh Lynam's 13 points leading the winners. 20 at West Virginia Bruce Atkins scored 15 points and 25 at Old Dominion 28 at St. Francis (PA) grabbed 14 rebounds for Duquesne. 30 LaSalle 55 V2J CANISIUS COLLEGE Wednesday, February 3, 1982, 7:00 P.M. ¥ at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record LaSalle 16 Canisius 8 February

Location Buffalo, NY 1 University of Enrollment 4,300 New Hampshire Nickname Golden Griffins 3 at LaSalle Colors Blue & Gold 6 St. Francis (NY) Conference ECAC (North) 11 Utica College Nicholas Macarchuk President Rev. James Demske. S.J. 13 Colgate University Head Coach Athletic Director Daniel P. Starr 15 at Northeastern University Publicity John Maddock 17 at Boston University 20 Niagara University Office Phone (716) 883-7000 25 University of Maine Home Phone (716)886-7475 27 University of Dayton Head Coach Nicholas Macarchuk Years and Record 4 years, 43-61 Asst. Coaches , 1980-81 RESULTS (11-15) Rene Stephens 95 U. of Buffalo 74 Captains TBA 83 Baltimore 79 1980-81 Record 11-15 71 Western Michigan 90 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-79 C-81 57 Siena 68 57 Duquesne 82 THE GOLDEN GRIFFINS 67 Buffalo State 59 59 Ohio University 47 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 52 Creighton 72 Becton, Ed 6-7 220 St. Louis, MO 70 Niagara 62 Carver, Bryan 6-6 210 Baltimore, MD 63 St. Bonaventure 78 Hall. Ray 6-4 190 Buffalo, NY 72 Syracuse 88 Laux, Don 6-4 195 Buffalo, NY 53 Cornell 55 6-5 Martinsen, Gregg 190 Brooklyn, NY 81 LaSalle 79 Rzemek, Mark 6-8 230 Lancaster, NY 66 St. Lawrence 73 Seymore, Phil 6-4 190 Brooklyn, NY 68 St. Bonaventure 74 Smrek, Mike 6-11 245 Welland, Ontario 63 Niagara 64 Stringfellow, Lee 6-9 215 St. Louis, M0 81 St. Francis (PA) 77 Trivisonno, Mike 5-11 180 Cleveland, OH 54 St. Peter's 57 Turner, Robert 6-3 185 St. Louis, M0 72 St. Francis (NY) 67 Zachritz, John 6-11 235 Miami, FL 58 Fairfield 73 73 Colgate 74 1981-82 CANISIUS SCHEDULE 92 Robert Morris 65 November 56 Dayton 78 65 Niagara 67 28 University of Buffalo 79 Scranton 70 December 89 St. Bonaventure 86 2 at St. Bonaventure 4 & 5 Sho-Me Classic 16 Buffalo State 19 Western Michigan University 30 LAST MEETING—JANUARY 10, 1981 January Canisius shot 55% from the field to take 2 at Syracuse an 81-79 victory in Buffalo. LaSalle rallied 4 at University of Vermont from an 11 point halftime deficit, but the 9 St. Bonaventure University 13 Mercyhurst College comeback fell short when Kevin Lynam's 16 Holy Cross College desperation shot at the buzzer kicked off 20 at University of Maryland the front rim. Billy Jo Williams led 23 at Niagara University Canisius with 21 points and Stanley Wil- 26 Cornell University liams scored 24 for the Explorers. 30 at St. Francis (PA)

56 LEHIGH UNIVERSITY

Monday, February 8, 1982, 8:00 P.M. at Hayman Hall, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record

LaSalle12 Lehigh 1

Location Bethlehem, PA February Enrollment 4,500 3 Lafayette Nickname Engineers 6 at Delaware Colors Brown & White 8 at LaSalle Conference ECC (West) 10 Bucknell President Dr. Deming Lewis 13 at Rider Athletic Director Bill Leckonby 17 West Chester Publicity Joe Whritenour 20 at Lafayette 24 Delaware Office Phone (215)861-3174 27 at Bucknell Home Phone (215)866-3672 Head Coach Brian Hill 1980-81 RESULTS (14-12) Years and Record 7 years, 56-98 Asst. Coaches Frank Sullivan, Sal Mentesana 52 Moravian 49 Captains TBA 89 Lebanon Valley 60 1980-81 Record 14-12 62 Temple 97 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-73 L-67 55 Navy 53 68 Hofstra 67 THE ENGINEERS 41 Lycoming 30 72 Albright 66 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 80 Colgate 66 Andreychik, Dave JR G 6-2 185 Lake Ariel, PA 58 Drexel 70 Bell, Robert FR G 6-0 170 Washington, DC 63 Seton Hall 80 Blue, Charlie SR F 6-3 180 East Orange, NJ 74 Fairleigh-Dickinson 55 Buesch, Bill FR G 6-2 170 Hyde Park, NY 64 American 81 Chance, Thomas FR F 6-4 185 Bronx, NY 67 LaSalle 73 Collins, Brian JR C 6-7 195 Manville. NJ 72 West Chester 50 Howard, Garry SR G 6-1 170 Bronx, NY 68 Lafayette 81 Kamin, Rick JR F 6-4 190 Churchville, PA 71 Delaware 60 Ketcho, Fred JR G 6-3 185 Wood-Ridge, NJ 44 Bucknell 54 Konigsberg, Jeff JR F 6-4 200 Port Chester, NY 65 Rider 66 Moran, Terry SO C 6-9 195 Baltimore, MD 62 West Chester 65 6-1 Pauley, Tom JR G 170 Phoenixville, PA 47 St. Joseph's 74 White, Jeff FR F 6-4 190 Philadelphia, PA 68 Lafayette 62 Wickman, Paul FR F 6-6 200 Somerville, NJ 61 Delaware 59 63 Bucknell 62 1981-82 LEHIGH SCHEDULE 58 Rider 69 66 Delaware 60 December 58 Lafayette 74 1 at Hofstra 3 Temple 5 at Colgate 8 Navy 29 & 30 Albright Invitational January LAST MEETING—JANUARY 26, 1981 2 Lycoming 5 Susquehanna The Engineers were ready for the Ex- 8 & 9 Fairfield Classic plorers, but LaSalle managed to leave 13 at Drexel Bethlehem with a 73-67 win. Four LaSalle 16 St. Joseph's players scored in double figures to give 20 Fairleigh Dickinson-Madison streak 23 American the Explorers a nine-year winning 27 Rider against Lehigh. 30 at West Chester 57 NTERCOLLEGUTf* UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

Saturday, February 6, 1982, at the Dayton Arena, Dayton, OH

Series Record

LaSalle 4 Dayton 1 February Location Dayton, OH 3 at Butler Enrollment 6,500 6 LaSalle Nickname Flyers 10 Akron Colors Red & Blue 13 New Orleans Conference Independent 16 Eastern Kentucky President Brother Raymond L. Fitz, S.M. 20 at Marquette Don Donoher Head Coach Athletic Director Tom Frericks 25 at Duquesne Publicity Gene Schill 27, at Canisius March Office Phone (513) 229-4421 6 Notre Dame Home Phone (513)298-3310 Head Coach Don Donoher Years and Record 17 years, 303-172 1980-81 RESULTS (18-11) Asst. Coaches Butler, Hipsher Jack Dan 95 Rider 72 Captains TBA 84 San Francisco 83 1980-81 Record 18-11 74 Miami 71 Last Met 1980-81 D-68 LSC-76 77 Eastern Kentucky 72 74 Western Kentucky 70 THE FLYERS 84 Michigan 85 79 Niagara 73 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 72 Mississippi 70 Byrd, Mike JR G 6-2 165 South Lebanon, OH 73 Toledo 69 Chapman, SO F 6-4 205 Brooklyn, NY 77 Cincinnati 80 Roosevelt 79 Yale 69 Conrad, Kevin JR 6-1 160 Ellyn, IL G Glen 83 Miami 86 Gorney, Mike SR C 6-9 225 Chicago, IL 74 Xavier 72 Harris, Ted FR G 6-1 175 Kettering, OH 66 St. Louis 78 Hawkins, Paul SO G 6-3 175 Dayton, OH 81 Loyola (Chicago) 87 Kanieski, Mike SR C-F 6-10 225 Cleveland, OH 68 LaSalle 76 McNally, Sean SR G 6-5 190 Cleveland, OH 85 Marquette 73 Morrison, George SR C 6-10 225 Lawrenceburg, IN 70 Detroit 73 Reichert, Mike JR F 6-8 210 Montezuma, OH 68 Butler 64 Schellenberg, FR G 6-3 185 Floyds Knobs, IN 94 Alcorn State 69 Larry 62 New Orleans 53 1981-82 DAYTON SCHEDULE 75 Biscayne 79 78 Canisius 56 November 109 Duquesne 100 28 Baldwin-Wallace 73 Xavier 64 December 57 Notre Dame 70 2 at Minnesota 64 DePaul 84 5 at Toledo 66 Fordham 65 9 at Miami of Ohio 46 Purdue 50 12 Xavier 19 Old Dominion 22 at lona LAST MEETING—JANUARY 21, 1981 29 & 30 University of Dayton Invitational Coach Don Donoher, displeased with January starting five, sent a 2 Miami of Ohio the play recently of his 6 Cincinnati new quintet on the floor to start the game 9 at DePaul against LaSalle. The strategy did not work 16 Loyola/Chicago as the Explorers opened a seven point 19 Jersey City halftime lead and held on to beat the 21 St. Louis Flyers by a 76-68 score. Stanley Williams 25 at Western Kentucky 28 Providence led LaSalle with 22 points. 30 Detroit

58 ST. JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY \i Saturday, February 13, 1982, 9:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record 25 at West Chester 27 Virginia Commonwealth LaSalle 41 St. Joseph's 41 30 Villanova Location Philadelphia, PA February Enrollment 2,400 3 at DePaul Nickname The Hawks 6 Old Dominion Colors Crimson & Gray 10 at Drexel Conference ECC (East) 13 LaSalle

President Rev. Donald I. MacLean, S.J. 17 Fordham (Madison Square Garden) Athletic Director Mike Schultz Head Coach Publicity Andy Dougherty 20 Hofstra 23 at American Office Phone (215)879-7447 Home Phone (215)352-1184 1980-81 RESULTS (25-8) Head Coach Jim Boyle Years and Record 1st year 76 Scranton 62 Asst. Coaches Brad Greenberg, John Griffin 71 Rider 55 Dr. Nicholas Robak 83 West Chester 60 Captains TBA 51 Princeton 50 1980-81 Record 25-8 42 Cornell 39 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-58 SJ-56 45 Jacksonville 40 67 Michigan State 71 THE HAWKS 87 Bowling Green 76

NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 57 Maryland 74 92 St. Francis (PA) 72 Clark, Jeffrey SR G 6-2 170 Philadelphia, PA 66 Bucknell 56 Costner, Tony SO C 6-10 225 Philadelphia, PA 44 Jacksonville 42 Dearborn, Mark SR F 6-5 200 York, PA 59 Lafayette 41 Dicaro, Tony JR G 6-5 180 Cherry Hill, NJ 67 Delaware 56 Healy, Bill SR G 6-3 190 Philadelphia, PA 72 North Carolina-Charlotte 65 Lojewski, Rob FR F 6-7 195 Blue Bell, PA 63 Pennsylvania 61 McCarthy, Ray SO F-C 6-8 200 Pitman, NJ 56 LaSalle 58 McFarlan, Lonnie SO F 6-5 195 Philadelphia, PA 88 Albright College 56 Mitchell, Bill SO G 6-0 170 Wallingford, PA 64 North Carolina-Charlotte 87 Robbins, Skip SO G 6-1 165 Hempstead, NY 42 North Carolina State 47 Springman, Kevin SO F-C 6-9 215 Doylestown, PA 94 Drexel 72 Van Osten, Kevin SR G 6-0 155 Sea Isle City, NJ 61 Temple 58 Warrick, Bryan SR G 6-5 195 Burlington Township, NJ 74 Lehigh 47 Welton, Glenn FR G 6-3 170 Philadelphia. PA 54 Hofstra 43 1981-82 ST. JOSEPHS SCHEDULE 83 American 84 62 Villanova 72 November 60 Temple 55 29 Scranton 73 Lafayette 63 December 63 American 60 2 Rider 59 Creighton 57 4 & 5 Carrier Classic 49 DePaul 48 (Syracuse. NY) 42 Boston College 41 9 Bradley 46 Indiana 78 11 & 12 NIKE Classic (Santa Barbara. CA) LAST MEETING—JANUARY 31, 1981 14 at Creighton 30 Bucknell Greg Webster's nine assists and six January steals were the keys as LaSalle upset the 2 Cornell Hawks at a sold-out Palestra. Don Word 6 Lafayette broke a 54 all tie with 1 :09 left in the game 9 Delaware and Webster's sixth resulted in two 12 Pennsylvania Kevin Lynam free throws and the margin 16 at North Carolina-Charlotte 21 at Lehigh of victory in a 58-56 LaSalle win. 23 Temple 59 S5L HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY ^OTij^ J Tuesday, February 16, 1982, 8:00 P.M.

I T I I at the Physical Fitness Center, Hempstead, NY

Series Record LaSalle 12 Hofstra 3

Location Hempstead, NY February

Enrollment 11,000 1 Loyola College (MD) Nickname Flying Dutchmen 3 South Carolina Colors Blue & Gold 6 at American Dick Berg Conference ECC (East) 7 at Maryland Head Coach President Dr. James M. Shuart 13 at Drexel University Athletic Director Robert Getchell 16 LaSalle Publicity Christopher Humm 20 at St. Joseph's (PA) 25 Niagara Office Phone (516)560-3578 Home Phone (516)354-5309 1980-81 Head Coach Dick Berg RESULTS (12-15) Years and Record 1 year, 12-15 66 Dowling 43 Asst. Coaches Robert Valvano, Mike Voyack 95 Fairleigh Dickinson 92 Captains TBA 53 Lafayette 56 1980-81 Record 12-15 67 Lehigh 68 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-79 H-71 72 Stetson 76 75 Central Michigan 77 THE FLYING DUTCHMEN 79 Wagner 88 61 Cornell 63 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 62 St. Francis (NY) 52 Harvey, Eric JR G 6-2 180 Malverne, NY 100 Marist 72 Jonsson, Olof FR F 6-7 190 Upsala, Sweden 90 Rider 66 Minor, Charles FR F 6-7 180 Washington, D.C. 74 Bucknell 68 Nicholas, Winston JR G 6-4 210 Queens, NY 71 LaSalle 79 Rankin, Chris SR F 6-5 220 Valley Stream, NY 55 Notre Dame 65 Regan, Bill JR C 6-10 230 Uniondale, NY 70 Delaware 61 Rumph, Dan SR G 6-4 180 Philadelphia, PA 72 South Carolina 90 6-7 Schreyer, Tom FR F 190 Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 102 Stony Brook 61 Taylor, David JR F-C 6-8 220 Long Beach, NY 56 Temple 80 Weingard, Robbie FR G 5-10 160 Dix Hills, NY 72 American 73 Worrell, Robert JR F 6-7 190 Brooklyn, NY 87 West Chester State 76 72 Manhattan 64 1981-82 HOFSTRA SCHEDULE 87 Niagara 72 November 43 St. Joseph's 54 73 Drexel 55 28 Southampton College 63 Holy Cross 73 December 80 Long Island University 81 1 Lehigh 63 Temple 68 5 Cornell University 7 Brown University 10 Fairleigh Dickinson 12 at Long Island University 22 at St. Francis (NY) 29 & 30 Dayton Tournament January 14, 1981 4 at Marist College LAST MEETING—JANUARY 6 at West Chester State Stanley Williams scored a career high 9 Bucknell 27 points to lead the Explorers past the 13 at Lafayette Dutchmen by a 79-71 score. Williams also 16 Temple had 11 rebounds and Kevin Lynam 18 at Rider 23 Delaware chipped in with 21 points for LaSalle. 27 Wagner Lionel Harvey led Hofstra with 22 points. 30 Stony Brook University

60 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Saturday, February 20, 1982, 9:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record LaSalle 32 Temple 39

Location Philadelphia, PA 16 at Hofstra Enrollment 21,520 19 at Marist Nickname Owls 23 St. Joseph's Colors Cherry & White 27 at Penn State Conference ECC (East) February President Dr. Marvin Wachman at Maine Athletic Director Ernest Casale at Drexel Publicity Al Shrier 9 Pennsylvania 13 at William & Mary Office Phone (215) 787-7445 Home Phone (215)561-5656 16 Lafayette Head Coach Don Casey 20 LaSalle 26 at American Years and Record 8 years, 132-86

Asst. Coaches . Jim Maloney, Jay Norman, Joe O'Connor 1980-81 RESULTS (20-8)

Captains .. Game Captains 92 West Chester 77 1980-81 Record ., 20-8 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-62 T-84 97 Lehigh 62 82 Delaware 60 THE OWLS 105 Point Park 75 63 Cincinnati 48 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 49 UCLA 73

Aguilar, Pete SO F 6-6 190 Bronx, NY 65 UNCC 68

Baggot, Scott so C 6-10 210 Cherry Hill, NJ 70 Maine 64 Broadnax, Kevin SR G 6-2 170 Philadelphia, PA 43 Penn State 39 Coe, Ed FR G 6-3 170 Winston-Salem, NC 59 Fordham 62 Forrester, Dwight FR F 6-7 196 Annapolis, MD 49 Pennsylvania 51

Hall, Granger SO F 6-8 175 Clayton, NJ 56 Lafayette 50 Kaylor, Gordon SR C 6-10 200 Wauwatosa, Wl 68 South Carolina 64

McCullough, Alton SR F 6-8 195 Sharon Hill, PA 59 Manhattan 53 McLoughlin, Jim JR G 6-4 170 Collingdale, PA 80 William & Mary 68 McNish, Colin SO F 6-9 200 Newark, DE 71 Villanova 68 Poplawski, Mark FR F 6-6 185 Glenolden, PA 80 Hofstra 56 Rayne, Charles FR G 6-5 187 Frankford, DE 84 Drexel 63 Stansbury, SO G 6-5 170 Wilmington, DE 69 Rider 61 Terence 58 St. Joseph's 61 Warfel, Steve SO F 6-7 175 Lancaster, PA 77 Bucknell 59 84 LaSalle 62 198* -82 TEMPLE SCHEDULE 53 Maine 51 62 American 70 November 68 Hofstra 63 28 West Chester 55 St. Joseph's 60 December 90 Clemson 82

1 Utica 76 West Virginia 77 3 at Lehigh 5 Fordham 9 South Carolina LAST MEETING—FEBRUARY 21, 1981

12 Rider The Owls raced past LaSa lie to set the 19 Villanova stage for the first five-way tie in the history 23 at St. John' c of the Big 5. Keith Parham and Mark Davis 29 & 30 Cabrillo C assic January each scored 20 points as Temple coastec I 4 Pittsb urqh from a 41-22 halftime lead to an 84-62

' 6 at Bucknell win. Stanley Williams 19 points lee I

9 Navy LaSa le. 13 Delaware 61 DREXEL UNIVERSITY Wednesday, February 24, 1982, 7:00 P.M. at the Palestra, Philadelphia, PA

Series Record LaSalle 12 Drexel 3 ^H

Location Philadelphia, PA 20 at Loyola (MD) Enrollment 10.650 23 at Lafayette A,V w Nickname Dragons 27 at F.D.U. ATM Colors Navy Blue & Gold 30 University of Maine k^>M Conference ECC (East) February Eddie Burke President Dr. William W. Hagerty 3 Niagara Head Coach Athletic Director John Semanik 6 Temple Publicity Robert Moore 10 St. Joseph's 13 Hofstra Office Phone (215)895-2551 16 at Rider Home Phone (215)626-1592 20 Robert Morris Head Coach Eddie Burke 24 LaSalle Years and Record 4 years, 57-50 Asst. Coaches Joe Rogers, Joe Cassidy, Steve Porth Captain Randy Burkert 1980-81 RESULTS (14-13) 1980-81 Record 14-13 50 Delaware 43 Last Met 1980-81 LSC-66 D-69 68 Long Island University 80 59 West Chester 58 80 St. Francis (NY) 57 THE DRAGONS 61 U.S. International 64 53 Southern California 82 NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 64 Catholic 57 Alston. Leslie FR G 5-10 160 Wayne, PA 67 Marist 50 6-8 Anderson, Brian JR C 200 Pittsburgh, PA 71 Boston University 63 Burkert, Randy SR F 6-6 200 Pottstown, PA 70 Lehigh 58 Congo, Richard JR F 6-7 205 Philadelphia, PA 65 Northeastern 77 Hickman, Charles FR F 6-7 195 Philadelphia, PA 56 Bucknell 55 Joynes, Derrick SR G 6-2 165 Philadelphia, PA 81 Rider 60 Mclntyre, Mike JR F 6-7 200 Philadelphia, PA 73 Lafayette 64 Mitchell, Mike SO F 6-8 190 Aberdeen, MD 67 Fairleigh Dickinson 69 Moran, Mike SR G 6-2 160 Shippensburg, PA 51 Maine 57 O'Loughlin, Rob SO G 6-0 165 Somerset, NJ 73 Niagara 60 Petrone. Joe JR G 6-4 190 Philadelphia, PA 63 Temple 84 Siorek, John JR G 6-0 160 Philadelphia, PA 72 St. Joseph's 94 Von Nieda, John SR F 6-7 205 Ephrata, PA 58 Penn State 71 74 American University 85 73 1981-81 DREXEL SCHEDULE 55 Hofstra 58 Loyola (Baltimore) 51 November 52 LaSalle 63 28 at Delaware 74 Wagner 73 30 West Chester 69 LaSalle 66 December 60 American 62 4 & 5 James Madison Tournament 8 at Boston University 19 at St. Francis (PA) LAST MEETING—MARCH 2, 1981 22 at Providence LaSalle lost for the first time ever in 28 & 29 Music City Festival Hayman Hall as Drexel ended the Ex- January plorers season with a 69-66 win in the first 6 at Marist College round of the ECC playoffs. Randy Burkert 9 American led 11 Allentown the Dragons with 21 points, while 13 Lehigh Kevin Lynam fought-off a box-and-one 16 Northeastern University defense to lead all scorers with 24 points. 18 Bucknell 62 STETSON UlMIVERSITY W&i^<

Saturday February 27, 1982 , 7:30 P.M. at Edmunds Center, Deland FL tp§

Series Record r LaSalle 2 Stetson 1 O 1 Location Deland, FL 21 at New Orleans 1 Enrollment 2,000 23 at Southwestern Louisiana s Nickname Hatters 28 Wisconsin-Green Bay 4 1 Colors ... Green & White 30 at Mercer Glenn Wilkes Conference Independent February Head Coach President . Dr . Pope A. Duncan 3 Bethune-Cookman

Athletic Director .. . Glenn N. Wilkes 10 Duke Publicity Fred Cooper 15 Jacksonville 18 at University of West Virginia Office Phone ... (904) 734-4121 20 Old Dominion Home Phone ... (904) 736-9807 Head Coach Glenn Wilkes 23 at Jacksonville 27 LaSalle Years and Record 24 years, 377-265 Asst. Coaches Otis Johnson, Bill Alexander March Captains TBA 6 Marquette

1980-81 Record .. 18-9 Last Met 1979-80 LSC-74 S-64 1980-81 RESULTS (18-9) 49 Duke THE HATTERS 67 79 Otterbein 77

NAME CL POS HT WT HOMETOWN 65 Appalachian 58 74 Florida A&M Burnell, Frank JR G-F 6-5 190 Jacksonville, FL 80 76 Hofstra 72 Cunningham, Bill JR F 6-5 200 Ft. Wayne, IN 73 Central Florida Fernandez, Jorge FR G 6-1 160 Miami, FL 75 72 South Florida 73 Jenkins, Eddie JR F 6-6 180 Orlando, FL 77 Robert Morris 66 Kemp, Harry JR F 6-6 185 Jacksonville, FL 88 West Chester 73 Maloney, Mike SO F 6-5 200 Pensacola, FL 80 Siena College 71 Mims, Gary SO F-C 6-9 205 Ft. Myers, FL 79 SUNY-Buffalo 50 McDowell, Derrick SR G 5-10 160 Detroit, Ml 85 Southwestern Louisiana Myrick, Glynn SO G-F 6-2 180 Savannah, GA 71 75 Southwestern Louisiana Reddick, Mike SO F-C 6-8 210 Savannah, GA 96 75 Samford Roach, Rick SR F 6-7 215 Monticello, IN 83 58 Duquesne Rucker, Roland SO G 6-2 175 Jacksonville, FL 59 65 Old Dominion 75 Shuler, Tim FR G 6-3 180 Titusville, FL 63 Mercer 62 Weston, Brad SR G 6-1 170 Morrall. OH 64 Jacksonville 51 81 Georgia Southern 77 1981-82 STETSON SCHEDULE 76 Mercer 71 November 88 Samford 66 20 Brandon 56 Jacksonville 54 27 & 28 Iptay Tour nament 73 Bethune-Cookman 54 (Clemson, SC) 54 South Florida 45 December 106 Georgia Southern 83 77 Orleans 2 at Auburn University New 64 58 5 Mercer Marquette 91 8 George Wash ngton Jgiirnamfltit 1 1 & 12 Tangerine 21 & 22 Rebel Roi ndi p (Las Veg as. NV) LAST MEETING—JANUARY 12. 1980 la n 1 1 aru «j ci 1 1 u ci i y 4 & 5 Hatter Classic Michael Brooks scored a game -high 27 7 Robert Mo rris points to lead the Explorers to a 74-64 11 University Df Baltimore win. Kevin Lynam added 14 points while 16 SUNY-Fred onia Mo Connelly and Stanley Williams 18 Southwestern _ouisiana chipped in with 13 points each.

e: La Salle's Finest TOM GOLA 1951-1955

Led La Salle to the 1952 NIT and 1954 NCAA Cham- pionships Averaged 20.8 points and 18.7 rebounds for his four year career Three-time collegiate All-America Played in the NBA with the Philadelphia Warriors and Named All-Pro five times La Salle teams compiled a 102-19 record in his four years Head coach of La Salle's 1969 team which finished 23-1 and ranked second in the nation 1969 Coach of the Year by New York and Philadelphia Sports Writers 1979 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award Recipient Member of: Madison Square Garden Hall of Fame Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame SPORT Magazine All-Time All-America Team Helms College Basketball Hall of Fame Holds the following La Salle records: Points, season: 750 (24.1 avg.) Field goals attempted, season: 624 Field goals attempted, career: 2222 Free throws attempted, season: 267 Free throws made, season: 202 Free throws made, career: 654 Rebounds, game: 37 Rebounds, season: 652 Rebounds, career: 2201

MICHAEL BROOKS 1976-1980

7th on NCAA career scoring list Leading all-time scorer at La Salle All-America Teams: UPI. AP. Basketball Weekly, Med- alist, Converse. United States Basketball Writers Association, National Association of Basketball Coaches, Basketball Times. Sport- ing News. Citizens Savings Member of 1980 United States Olympic Team East Coast Conference "Player of the Year" 1980 United States Basketball Writers Association "Player of the Year" 1980 Big 5 "Player of the Year" 1980 Widmer Eastern College "Player of the Year" 1980 National Association of Basketball Coaches "Player of the Year" 1980 ECAC All-Decade Team (1970-79) 51 points vs Brigham Young was top scoring per-

formance by an NCAA Division I player in 1980 Holds the following La Salle records: Points, career: 2628 Points, game: 51 Field goals made, career: 1064 Field goals made, season: 290 Field goals made, game: 24 Field goals attempted, game: 36 percentage, career: 53.8 (1064-1976) Field goal percentage, season: 58.8 (288-490) 64 1981-82 ROAD HEADQUARTERS

ARRIV. DATE OF DATE GAME GAME HOTEL PHONE

12/1 12/2/81 Duke Holiday Inn West 919-383-1551 Durham, NC 12/10 12/11-12/81 Cougar Classic Cotton Tree Inn 801-373-7043 Provo, UT 12/17 12/18-19/81 Golden Gate Classic Holiday Inn— 415-771-9000 Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco, CA 12/22/81 Santa Clara Holiday Inn— 415-771-9000 Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco, CA 12/28 12/29-30/81 Connecticut Mutual Sheraton 203-728-5151 Classic Hartford, CT 1/29 1/30/82 Duquesne Hyatt House 412-471-1234 Pittsburgh, PA 2/6/81 Dayton TBA 2/16/81 Hofstra TBA 2/27/81 Stetson TBA

1981-82 RADIO & TELEVISION INFORMATION

(All starting times are local time)

12/5 Delaware 7:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM 12/8 West Chester 7:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM 1/4 Notre Dame 9:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM; PRISM 1/12 American 7:00 P.M WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM 1/19 Pennsylvania 9:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM; PRISM; ESPN 1/27 Villanova 7:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM; PRISM 2/3 Canisius 7:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM 2/13 St. Joseph's 9:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM; PRISM 2/20 Temple 9:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM 2/24 Drexel 7:00 P.M. WHAT-AM; WWDB-FM WHAT-AM — 1400 WWDB-FM— 96.5 PRISM— Cable ESPN- Cable

' 1981-82 LA SALLE COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DECEMBER 2 Wed. Duke Durham, NC 7:30 5 SAT. DELAWARE PALESTRA 7:00 7 Mon. Bucknell Lewisburg, PA 8:00 8 TUES. WEST CHESTER PALESTRA 7:00 11 Fri. & Cougar Classic Provo, UT 7:00 & 12 Sat. (Brigham Young, Western 9:00 Carolina, Idaho State) 18 Fri. & Golden Gate Classic San Francisco, CA 7:00 & 19 Sat. (San Francisco, lona, Rice) 9:00 22 Tues. Santa Clara Santa Clara, CA 8:00 29 Tues. & Connecticut Mutual Classic Hartford, CT 7:00 & 30 Wed. (Connecticut, St. Bonaventure, 9:00 Univ. of South Florida-Tampa) JANUARY 4 MON. NOTRE DAME PALESTRA 9:00 9 Sat. Lafayette Easton, PA 3:00 12 TUES. AMERICAN PALESTRA 7:00 14 Thurs. Rider Lawrenceville, NJ 8:00 19 TUES. PENNSYLVANIA PALESTRA 9:00 27 WED. VILLANOVA PALESTRA 7:00 30 Sat. Duquesne Pittsburgh, PA 2:00 FEBRUARY 3 WED. CANISIUS PALESTRA 7:00 6 Sat. Dayton Dayton, OH TBA 8 MON. LEHIGH HAYMAN HALL 8:00 13 SAT. ST. JOSEPH'S PALESTRA 9:00 16 Tues. Hofstra Hempstead, NY 8:00 20 SAT. TEMPLE PALESTRA 9:00 24 WED. DREXEL PALESTRA 7:00 27 Sat. Stetson Deland, FL 7:30