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UNLV UNLV Basketball Programs UNLV Athletics 1982 UNLV "Rebels" 1982 Preseason Basketball Prospectus University of Nevada, Las Vegas Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/basketball_programs Part of the American Popular Culture Commons, and the Civic and Community Engagement Commons Repository Citation University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1982). UNLV "Rebels" 1982 Preseason Basketball Prospectus. Available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/basketball_programs/103 This Pamphlet is protected by copyright and/or related rights. It has been brought to you by Digital Scholarship@UNLV with permission from the rights-holder(s). You are free to use this Pamphlet in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s) directly, unless additional rights are indicated by a Creative Commons license in the record and/or on the work itself. 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UNXT Runnin' Rebels I I ~~ · ,t l I - f. ~ ~ ~i ' ' ,~- . ~ I Larry Anderson Sidney Green 6-6 Senior 6-9 Senior Danny Tarkanian 6-2 Junior 1982 Preseason Basketball Prospectus 1982 UNLV BASKETBALL STAFF f h u t ir tr: A Pr Major College - 14 Years AT UNLV (l 1968-73 - Cal State Long Beach NCAA Tournament A 122-20 (.859) 1975-76· UN 1973-82 - UNL V NCAA Final Four - 3rd Place th 202-63 (. 762) 1977 at Total - 324-83 (.796) NIT Final Four - 4th Place 1980 19 p NIT Participant - 2nd Round 1982 F He As JERRY TARKANIAN 'Winningest Active College Basketball Coach In America' As Ma Se AU A Ass MARK WARKENTIEN TIM GRGURICH Ath Assistant Coach Assistant Coach 1982 UNLV PRESEASON BASKETBALL PROSPECTUS r~DCOACH JERRY TARKANIAN--Enters 1982-83 as the winningest active basketball coach in America and the third winningest of all time. Tark is entering his lOth season at UNLV and has a school mark of 202-63 (. 762) . Overall, in 14 years of major college coaching, h e was the head mentor at Long Beach St. from 1968-73, he i s 3 24-83 (.796). At UNLV, he has led 1 the Runnin Rebels to the NCAA Tournament in 1975, 1 76 and 1977, when UNLV placed third in the country and he also led UNLV to the National Invitation Tournament in 1980, where the Rebels placed fourth, and again in 1982. Tark is a 1955 grad of Fresno St. ASSISTANT COACH TIM GRGURICH--Will be in his third season as a Rebel assistant c oach. Prior to coming to UNLV Grgurich spent 16 seasons at Pittsburgh, 11 a s an assistant (1964- 75) and five years as head coach (1975-80). He graduated from Pitt in 1964. ASSISTANT COACH MARK WARKENTIEN--Is also entering his third year with the Rebels and is 1 U~V S recruiting coordinator. Before coming to UNLV, Warkentien spent six months during ilie 1980 campaign with Cal-Irvine and before that, during the 1978-80 seasons, he was at Cal. St.-Fullerton. From 1977-78, he was the head women' s coach a t Cal-Riverside; f rom 1975-77 he was a part-time assistant at Saddleback JC and from 1973-75 he was a part-time assistant at Riverside City College. Warkentien is a 1976 grad from Ca l. St.­ Fullerton. 1982 UNLV BASKETBALL STAFF 702-739-3295 Head Coach Jerry Tarkanian Assistant Coach Tim Grguric h Assistant Coach Mark Warkentie n Manager Barry Vaccar o Secretary Carol Forsythe 1982 UNLV ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 702-7 39- Athletic Director Brad Rothermel ( 3483) Asso. Ath. Dir. Wayne Pearson (3614) Asst. Ath. Dir . Dennis Finfrock ( 3 761) Special Asst. to the AD Charlotte Summers ( 3159) Coord. of Women 1 s Ath. Tina Kunzer (3480) Ath. Fund Raising Davey Pearl (3614) Ath. Info. Dir. Bill Bennett (3207; Home - 796-0631) Asst. Ath. Info. Dir. Mark Pabich (3208; Home- 796-0631 Ath. Ticket Manager Le Riggle (3267) Promotions Dir. Mike Hamrick (3207) Head Trainer J erry Koloskie (3380) Ath. Events Coord. Pat Christense n (3484) H'h 'C'rrn i ~ M;::l n T ~ rr v r h i n l <lS4\ 1982 UNLV SUMMER OUTLOOK With seven lettermen returning, including three starters from last year's 20-10 sqaa~ that advanced to the second round of the 1982 National Invitation Tournament, UNLV head basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian looks to the upcoming collegiate season with optimism. Pacing UNLV into its first year of Pacific Coast Athletic Association action will be returning starters--6-6 senior Larry Anderson from Pittsburgh, Pa.,a three-year starter who led the team in scoring last year; 6-9 senior Sidney Green , another three-year starter from New York City who was No. l in rebounding and No. 2 in scoring in 1981-82 and 6-2 junior Danny Tarkanian from Las Vegas, son of head coach Jerry Tarkanian. Last season, Anderson averaged 17.2 points, started all 30 games and led the team in minutes played with 1,050. For those efforts, he earned Sporting NewsHonorable Mention All America and Basketball Weekly Honorable Mention All West Coast. Green last season averaged 16.7 points and 9.0 rebounds. For those numbers, he earned AP and Sporting News Honorable Mention All America and Basketball Weekly Honorable Mention All West Coast. For all three seasons at UNLV, Green has been awarded Honorable Mention All America. Tarkanian in 1981-82 averaged 5.4 points and 1.8 rebounds, while credited with 57 steals and a school record 262 assists. He earned Sporting News Honorable Mention All America and Basketball Weekly second team All Junior College Transfer squad. In 1980-81, Tark played at Dixie College in St. George, Utah. Supporting that cast will be four other returning lettermen, led by 6-8 junior Richie Adams, from New York City, who last season started 14 games and got 7.5 points and 4.7 rebounds a game. The other returning lettermen are--6-9 senior Ken Lyles, who just recently underwent right knee surgery; 5-5 soph guard Leroy Byrd and 6-9 senior John Copeland, who was redshirted in 1981-82. Easing the pain of the departure of two starters and top reserve-­ starters 6-6 Richard Box and 6-8 Michael Johnson and 6-4 Dwayne Polee-­ are Tark's new recruits, two transfers and three incoming freshmen. The transfers are 6-10 junior center Paul Brozovich, who sat out last season at Saddleback Community College after playing two years (1979-81) at Pitt and 6-2 junior guard Jeff Collins. Collins was a two­ year starter at Arizona who transferred to UNLV last January. He will be eligible to play second semester of the 1982-83 campaign. The three incoming frosh are --6-6 Eldridge Hudson, considered by many prep experts to be the best high school forward in the country last year; 6-4 Gary Graham and 6-11 Georg Posti. Hudson was the 1982 Los Angeles Player of the Year and led his Carson , Calif . sqaud to a 26-2 mark and the Cali - ~ ate 4- A t i tle. Graha m led his Dunbar High School team from Baltimor ld . to a 28 - 0 mark and t he Nos. 1 or 2 national prep ranking in the country, d eperding on the pol l . Posti last season led his Ammerud basketball club t eam f r om Oslo, Nor~ay to the Norwegian National Champ ionship . # # # 1981-82 UNLV HONORS Rebel Roundup Holiday Clas sic Associated Press Larry Anderson--MVP and Sidney Green-MVP a nd Sidney Green­ All Tournament All Tournament Honorable Mention Larry Anderson-All All America Tournament Michael Johnson-All Tournament Sporting News Basketball Weekly Sidney Green, Larry Anderson Sidney Green and Larry Anderson-Honorable and Danny Tarkanian-Honorable Mention All West Coast Mention All America Danny Tarkanian-2nd team All JC Transfer team. Dwayne Polee-Honorable Mention Freshman All America Pizza Hut Classic ABA-USA Asia Tour-Summer 1982 Richard Box-played on West Larry Anderson squad, April 3, at Las Vegas Convention Center 1982 PCAA RULE CHANGES 30-second clock--will not begin until ball crosses midcourt line and it will be turned off in the final four minutes of a game. 3-point shot--from 19 ft. out 1982 PCAA Basketball Media Day--Nov. 17, Las Vegas, Maxim Hotel 1983 PCAA Postseason Tournament--March 10~12--The Forum, Los Angeles 1982-83 TENTATIVE UNLV RUNNIN' REBEL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE . Nov. 22--Estonia (Exibition) NO Nov. 27--0klahoma (1:30 p.m. PST) 33 22 Nov. 30--at Nevada-Reno Dec. 3--at Duquesne Dec. 6--Arizona !JO Dec. 9--Ne v ada-Reno 35 Dec. 11--at Houston (Tent a~~ ve) Dec . 13-20--UNLV, Houston and Virginia at Tokyo, Japan (Tentative) 21 Dec . 21-22--Rebe l Roundup (UNLV, Baylor, Long Island, Moorhead St.) Dec . 28-29--Holiday Classic (UNLV, Tenne ssee, San Jose St., Wagner) Jan. 1--Utah 25 Jan. 6--at Utah St. Jan. 8--at Cal.-Irvine 24 Jan. 13--Pacific Jan. 15--Fresno St. Jan. 20--Cal. St.-Long Beach Jan. 22--Cal. St.-Fullerton Jan. 29--at Cal. St.-Long Beach So:' ART Feb. 4--Cal.-Santa Barbara 22 La Feb. 5--Cal.-Irvine 21 Sic Feb. 10--at Pacific 24 Da Feb. 12 or 13--at Fresno St. OTHER Feb. 18--San Jose St. 33 Ric Feb. 19--Utah St. JO Ler Feb. 24--at Cal. St.-Fullerton 25 Ken Feb.
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