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MARK WARKENTIEN Ath Assistant Coach Assistant Coach 1982 UNLV PRESEASON BASKETBALL PROSPECTUS

r~DCOACHJERRY TARKANIAN--Enters 1982-83 as the winningest active basketball co ac h 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 oa ch. Prior to coming to UNLV Grgurich spent 16 seasons at , 11 a s an assistant (1964-75) an d five years as head coach (1975-80). He graduated from Pitt in 1964. ASSISTANTCOACH --Is also entering his third year with the Rebels and is

1 U~VS 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 ro m 1975-77 he was a part-time assistant at Saddleback JC and fr om 1973-75 he was a part-time assistant at . Warkentien is a 1976 grad from Ca l. St.­ Fullerton.

1982 UNLV BASKETBALL STAFF 702-7 39-3295 Head Coach Jerry Tarkani an Assistant Coach Tim Grguri c h Assistant Coach Mark Warkenti e n Manager Barry Vacca r 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 - 796-06 31) Asst. Ath. Info. Dir. Mark Pabich (3208; Home- 796-06 31 Ath. Ticket Manager Le Riggle (3267) Promotions Dir. Mike Hamrick (3207) Head Trainer J er ry Koloskie (3380) Ath. Events Coord. Pat Christens e n (34 84 )

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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 City who was No. l in rebounding and No. 2 in scoring in 1981-82 and 6-2 junior 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 , 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 6-1 1 Georg Posti. Hudson was the 198 2 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. Grah a m led his Dunbar High Schoo l team from Baltimo r ld . to a 28 - 0 mark and t he Nos. 1 or 2 national pre p ranking in the country, d eper ding on the po l l .

Posti last season led hi s Ammerud bas ketball club t eam f r om Oslo, Nor~ay to the Norwegian National Champ ionshi p . # # # 1981-82 UNLV HONORS Rebel Roundup Holiday Cla s 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 Sid ney 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

NO. Nov. 22- -Estonia (Exibition) Nov. 27--0klahoma (1:30 p.m. PST) 33 22 Nov. 30--at Nevada-Reno Dec. 3--at Duquesne !JO Dec. 6--Arizona Dec. 9--N e v ad a- Reno 35 Dec. 11--at Houston (Tenta~~ve) Dec . 13-20--UNLV, Houston and Virginia at Tokyo, Japan (Tentative) 21 Dec . 21-22 --Reb e l Roundup (UNLV, Baylor, Long Island, Moorhead St.) Dec . 28-29--Holiday Classic (UNLV, Tenn e 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. 26--at Cal.-Santa Barbara :!5 Joh March 3--at San Jose St. March 5 or 6--TBA STARTE March 10-12--at PCAA Postseason Tournament (The Forum, Los Angeles) 14 Ric All UNLV HOME GAMES AT THE LAS VEGAS CONVENTION CENTER 34 Mic UNLESS NOTED, ALL HOME GAMES START AT 8:05 p.m . PST OTHER

REBEL ALL TIME LEADING SCORERS Ed Paw 1. Eddie Owens, 197 3-77-2221 11. Booker Washington, 1969-72-1190 Derric : 2. Silas Stepp, 1962-66-1943 12. , 1976-78-1177 Dwayne 3. Bob Florence, 1971-74-1674 13. Michael Burns, 1978-81-1122 4. Elburt Miller, 1966-69-1657 13. Bernie Fumagalli, 1958-61-1122 5. SIDNEY GREEN, 1979- -1389 15. Richard Box, 1978-82-980 6. Glen Gondrezick, 1973-77-1311 16. Curtis Watson, 1967-69-963 7 . LARRY ANDERSON, 1979- -1298 17. Michael Johnson, 8. 1979-82-954 Lewis Brown, 1973-77-1289 17. Robert Smith, 1974-77-954 9. Robinson, Jackie 197 3-77-1258 19 . Sam Smith, 1975-77-943 10. Tony Smith, 1976-79-1204 20. Jimmie Baker, 1972-74-941 1 1982 UNLV SUMMER BASKETBALL ROSTER

NAME POS HT WT CLASS HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL)

;J Richie Adams* c 6-8 225 JR New York, NY (Ben Frankl±n)

.2 Larry Anderson*** F 6-6 180 SR Pittsburgh, PA (Schenley) Paul Brozovich (1) c 6-10 235 JR Glassport, PA (S. Allegehny)

'10 Leroy Byrd* G 5-5 150 so Lexington, KY (Bryan Sta t •ion) Jeff Collins ( 2) G 6-2 159 JR Phoenix, AZ (S. Mountain) 35 John Copeland*(3) c 6-9 232 SR Covina, CA (Royal Oak) Gary Graham (4) G 6-4 175 FR Baltimore, MD (Dunbar) Sidney Green*** F 6-9 220 SR New York, NY (Thomas J e ffer s on) Eldridge Hudson (5) F 6-6 215 FR Carson, CA (Carson)

15 Ken Lyles* c 6-9 230 SR Henderson, NV (Basic) Georg Posti c 6-11 235 FR Madla, Norway (St. Olav Videreg ae nde

:4 Danny Tarkanian* G 6-2 185 JR Las Vegas, NV (Bishop Gorman) (1)--1982 transfer from Saddleback Community College, Mission Viejo, CA (2)--1982 transfer from Arizona, eligible to play second semester of 1982-83 season (3)--1981-82 Redshirt (4)--1981-82 at Dunbar High School in Baltimore, MD (5)--1981-82 at Carson High School in Carson, CA

1982-83 UNLV LETTERMEN RETURNING

5~AR'!'ERS( 3) !2 Larry Anderson (F, 6-6, SR, Pittsburgh, PA, 17.2 ppg, 3.7 rpg) .l Sidney Green (F, 6-9, SR, New York, NY, 16.7 ppg, 9.0 rpg) A Danny Tarkanian (G, 6-2, JR, Las Vegas, NV, 5.4, 1.8, 262 assists, 57 steals)

THER LETTERMEN ( 7 total, counting returning starters) ilRichie Adams (C, 6-8, JR, New York, NY, 7.5, 4.7) OLeroy Byrd (G, 5-5, SO, Lexingtonrn KY, 1.3, 0.5) 15 Ken ,Lyles (G, 6-9, SR, Henderson, NV, 1.1, 2 .0) !iJohn Copeland (C, 6-9, SR, Covina, CA, 1.8, 2.1 in 1980-81)

1982-83 UNLV LETTERMEN LOST

)TARTERS ( 2) 14Richard Box (F, 6-6, Riverside, CA, 6.8, 4.5)

J4 Michael Johnson (C, 6-8, Los Angeles, CA, 8.5, 4.8)

ry]'HERLETTERMEN (5, total, counting starters lost)

~dPawlak(F, 6-7, Addison, Il, 3.5, 0.8) Derrick Giles (G, 6-3, Las Vegas, NV, .2.0, 0.5--transferring from UNLV after soph season in 81- 82: Swayne Polee (G, 6-4, SO, Los Angeles, CA, 8.4, 3.5) JERRY TARKANIAN GJ. UNLV HEAD BASKETBALL COACH W. UJii Winning is something that Jerry Tarkanian, UNLV's head basketball coach, has done since he began his college coaching career at 21 years ago. He I J.S is the winningest active major college basketball coach in America and is the third UN winningest coach overall. Tarkanian's nine year record at UNLV is 202-63 (.762) and has reached the 20-win UN plateau thirtee n out of the last fourteen years. Include in that total Tark's seven I Ar year stint in the junior college ranks and he has won 20 or more in 19 of 21 seasons. Tarkanian's teams have finished as high as No. 3 in the nation. The 1976-77 team [ UN placed third in the NCAA Tournament and that same team set three regular season NCAA . BY records including most games over 100 points, most consecutive games scored over 100 points and highest free throw percentage in a game. The Rebels also set three NCAA I UN Tournament records and three NCAA consolation c.: 1ampionship game records. ' UN Tark's squads have also appeared in the NIT twice. In 1981-82, the Rebels beat Murray State in the opening round 87-61, but lost to Tulane in the second round 56-51. I UN In 1980, UNLV's first time at the NIT, the Rebels reached the Final Four, losing to the C­ event ual winner, Virginia. Overall, Tarkanian's NIT mark is 4-3. While at UNLV, Tark has coached five active NBA players including Ricky Sobers and UN Reggie Theus of the Chicago Bulls, Glen Gondrezick of the , Robert Smith GT of the and Brent Vroman of the Utah Jazz. A native of Euclid, Ohio, Tarkanian attended Pasadena City College before grad ua ting ! STJ from Fresno State in 1955. He received his Master's degree from Redlands University in UNJ 1960. Tarkanian and his wife, Lois, reside with their four children - Pamela, Jodie, Danny· Co. and George in Las Vegas. UNJ

LM1 UNJ HERE ARE TARKANIAN'S MAJOR COLLEGE COACHING RECORDS: 1968-69 Long Beach State 23-3 Te) 1969-70 Long Beach State 24-5 UNJ 1970-71 Long Beach State 24-5 1971-72 Long Beach State 25-4 SD~ 1972-73 Long Beach State 26-3 UNJ 1973-74 UNLV 20-6 1974-75 UNLV 24-5 UN! 1975-76 UNLV 29-2 KSt 1976-77 UNLV 29-3 1977-78 UNLV 20-8 UNI 1978-79 UNLV 21-8 NM 1979-80 UNLV 23-9 1980-81 UNLV 16-12 CSl 1981-82 UNLV 20-10 UNI

MAJOR COLLEGE COACHING TOTALS 324-83 (. 796) 14 seasons WYC UNLV COACHING RECORD 202-63 (. 762) 9 seasons UNI

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GAME FG-FGA FG% FT-FTA FT% Tot.Reb. PF TP A TO BLK S MIN

W.New Mex. 28-63 .440 14-22 .640 33 30 70 17 20 2 6 200 UNLV (W) 31-55 .5 60 21-38 .550 51 21 .§]_ 18 25 3 5 200

LSU 33-72 . 460 13-28 . 460 44 16 79 16 12 2 2 225 UNLV , OT (W) 35-70 .500 13-17 .770 49 23 83 24 14 6 9 225

UNLV(W) 30-62 .484 9-12 . 750 39 20 69 11 18 4 9 200 Arizona 22-60 . 333 5-18 . 278 46 16 49 11 22 5 8 200

UNLV (W) 22::.40 . 550 22-29 . 760 26 23 66 11 15 0 4 200 BYU 20-42 .480 23-26 .880 24 23 g 9 11 . 0 5 200

UNR 36_66 .545 14-19 .737 40 17 86 17 17 3 6 200 UNLV (L) 33-86 .383 10-17 .588 52 20 76 19 15 5 10 200

UNLV (L) 30-59 .508 10-12 .833 26 29 70 10 27 3 13 200 ::! C-I 30-45 .667 22-34 .647 26 15 82 19 24 4 14 200 j UNLV (L) 21-52 .404 10-15 .667 32 19 g 7 28 3 8 200 l GT 29-49 .592 18-24 .750 26 18 li 14 21 8 14 200 i.ng STETSON* 20-53 .377 19-28 .679 44 25 69 10 19 2 5 200 :1 UNLV (W) 26-51 .510 14-23 .609 32 19 ~ 22 13 10 6 200 ny Colo ra do 22-36 .611 21-29 .724 28 14 ll 16 19 0 2 200 UNLV ( l ) 27-64 .422 5-7 .714 31 25 ~ 16 14 0 8 200

LMU** 28-67 .418 19-27 .704 38 22 12. 17 19 0 4 200 UNLV (W) 40-78 . 513 12-22 .545 57 18 2£ 26 15 1 7 200

Texas A&M** 30-64 .469 16-25 .640 34 24 ?..&. 16 10 3 4 200 UNLV(W) 29-48 .604 25-34 .735 37 21 .§]_ 24 15 7 5 300

SDSU 29-74 .392 13-17 .765 41 27 11 16 14 4 9 200 UNLV(W) 29-57 .509 19-29 .655 46 16 77 19 20 4 7 200

UNLV (L) 30-52 . 577 5-11 .455 20 23 65 12 12 2 12 200 KSU 29-46 .630 24-30 .800 25 14 82 20 12 3 8 200

UNLV ( L) 28"- 57 .491 14-21 .667 34 20 70 14 17 2 7 200 NM 29-49 .591 14-22 .636 30 17 72 20 14 2 8 200

csu 25-57 .439 4-5 .800 30 16 ~ 18 11 1 1 200 UNLV(W) 25-54 .463 18-22 .818 36 13 68 19 10 2 4 200

WYO 22-33 .667 14-20 .700 22 17 58 14 22 1 1 200 UNLV (W) 28-56 .500 13-17 .765 27 2i 69 19 12 1 9 200

UHLV (W) 29-55 .527 18-23 .783 33 17 12. 22 11 2 1 200 Utah 27-61 .443 13-18 .722 35 19 §2 16 9 1 3 200

UNLV(W) 34-67 .507 23-32 .719 40 21 91 24 16 9 8 200 Seton Hall 31-65 . 477 19-22 .864 37 26 81 17 20 1 9 200 1981-82 UNLV RUNNIN' REBEL BASKETBALL RESULTS AND SCHEDULE-- 2-~ lO overall l ~ - 3 at horne, 6-7 on road)

DATE SCORE SITE TOP UNLV SCORER TOP UNLV REBOUNDER ATTENDANCE 11/27 w UNLV 83, W. New Mexico 70 Las Vegas 27, Green 14, Green 6,380 (SO) 11/28 w UNLV 83, LSU 79 (OT) Las Vegas 16, Burns 12, Adams 6,380 (SO) 12/3 w UNLV 69, Arizona 49 Tucson, AZ 16, Anderson 9, Green 8,820 12/5 w UNLV 66, BYU 63 Provo, UT 18, Green-Burns 7, Green 22,889 12/10 L Nev. Reno 86, UNLV 76 Las Vegas 18, Green 14, Green 6,380 (SO) 12/12 L Cal-Irvine 82, UNLV 70 Anaheim, CA 17, Green 11, Adams 6,959 12/19 L Georgetown 76, UNLV 52 Landover, MD 14, Green 12, Green 10,823 12/21 w UNLV 66, Stetson 59* Las Vegas 20, Anderson 6, Green-Johnson 6,380 (SO) 12/22 L Colorado 65, UNLV 59* Las Vegas 26, Ariderson 9, Box 6,380 (SO) 12/28 w UNLV 92, Loy.-Mary. 75** Las Vegas 20, Green-Johnson-Andersonl4, Johnson 6,380 (SO) 12/29 w UNLV 83, Texas A&M 76** Las Vegas 22, Green 14, Johnson 6,380 (SO) 1/2 w UNLV 77, San Diego St. 71 Las Vegas 22, Green 13, Green 6, 380 (SO) 1/4 L Kansas St. 82, UNLV 6? Manhattan, KS 18, Anderson 8, Green 8,963 1/9 L New Mexico 72, UNLV 70 Albuquerque, NM 24, Green-Anderson 10, Green 15,991 1/14 w UNLV 68, Colorado St. 54 Las Vegas 15, Green 7, Box-Polee 6,380 (SO) 1/15 w UNLV 69, Wyoming 58 Las Vegas 17, Green 8, Adams 6,380 (SO) 1/21 w UNLV 76, Utah 67 Salt Lake City 19, Green 9, Green 11,671 1/23 w UNLV 91, Seton Hall 81 New York City 25, Adams 11, Adams 6,219 1/29 w UNLV 71, Air Force 47 Las Vegas 17, Anderson 7, Green 6,380 (SO) 2/1 w UNLV 97, Long Beach St. 61Las Vegas 17, Johnson 11, Adams 6,380 (SO) 2/4 w UNLV 83, Hawaii 72 Honolulu 24, Anderson 13, Green 4,125 2/6 L San Diego St. 81, UNLV 68 San Diego 17, Anderson 7, Anderson 8,867 2/12 w UNLV 52, BYU 50 Las Vegas 16, Anderson 7, Johnson 6,380 (SO) 2/13 w UNLV 104, Pan American 66 Las Vegas 26, Anderson 10, Green 6,380 (SO) 2/18 L rona 77, UNLV 73 Meadowlands, NJ 33, Green 10, Green 15,667 2/26 w UNLV 100, New Mexico 68 Las Vegas 22, Polee 12, Johnson 6, 380 (SO) 3/2 w UNLV 86, Nev.-Reno 72 Reno, NV 21, Anderson 9, Green 6,014 3/7 L South Carolina 75, UNLV 73 Columbia, SC 18, Johnson 10, Green 6,508

3/11 w UNLV 87, Murray St. 61*** Las Vegas 22, Polee 10 1 Box 6,200 3/ 15 L Tu lane 56 , UNLV 51**** Las Vegas 21, Green 15, Green 6,380 (SO) 241,796 * - Rebel Roundup (UNLV Runner-up) **- Holiday Classic (UNLV Winner) 1982 PCAA POSTSEASON RESULTS ***-NIT First Round NCAA NIT ****- NIT 2nd Round March 13-West. Reg. Harch ll Frenso St. 50, W. Vir. 46 UNLV 87, Murray St. 61 March 12 March 18-West. Reg. Semi Cal.-Irvine 70, San Diego St. 69 Georgetown 58, Fresno St. 40 March 15 Oklahoma 80, Cal.-Irvine 77 Tulane 56, UNLV 51 1982 UNLV RECRUITS f-J \D 00 Transfers f-J I 00 Paul Brozovich 6-10 235. . Junior Glassport, Pa.--Played at 1\) ...... c: during the 1979-81 seasons, but sat out year Saddleback Community z Pitt last at t-' < College. In 1979-80, as a freshman starter under then head coach Tim Grgurich, :0 who is now an assistant at UNLV, Brozovich averaged 2.8 points and 1.9 rebounds

~ H as he averaged 11 minutes a contest and appeared in 28 games. That season, z Pitt - advanced to the NIT. In 1980-81, under present Pitt coach Dr. , :0 til to Brozovich appeared in 26 games and averaged 2.4 points and 2.7 rebounds while til t-' averaging 13.6 minutes a game. That season, the Panthers advanced to the NCAA to ;J::I Ul Tournament. He just completed his Associate of Arts Degree at Saddleback, in ~ til >-3 Mission Viejo, Calif. He's a former prep standout at South Allegheny High School to ;J::I t-' in Glassport, Pa. t-' Gl Jeff Collins ... 6-2 ... 159 ... Junior ... Phoenix, Ariz.--Transfered to UNLV Ul c: t-' at midsemester 1981-82 from Arizona, where he was a two-year starter. Collins will ;j I; be eligible to play second semester of 1982-83. As a soph under Fred Snowden at ;J::I z s ~ UA in 1981, the slam dunk artist ·appeared in 13 games and averaged 14.5 points, Ul () 2.4 rebounds, shot .507 from the field, .698 from the line and was credited :X: til t:1 with 31 assists. He appeared in four Pac-10 games in 1982--his final contest c: t-' til was on Jan. 9 against Washington St.--and he averaged 17.5 points and shot 56.5 I I 1\.J from the field in those four league contests (Oregon, Oregon St., Washington 6 f-' and Washington St.) Collins also faced UNLV last season, on Dec. 3, when the 0

~ Rebels beat Arizona, 69-49 in Tucson. In that contest, he got 16 points, four rD 1-i OJ rebounds, one assist and blocked shot and two steals in 33 minutes of playing time. f-' f-' Nicknamed JC and Skywalker, during his freshman year at Arizona, Collins appeared r-'

,·~ in 27 games and played over 450 minutes. He averaged 6.6 points and 1.7 rebounds, II~ shot .455 from the field and .707 from the line and was credited with 66 assists OJ rt and 22 steals. Collins' career high at Arizona was 27 points, scored at Oregon ::r

~ on Jan. 2, 1982. In 1980, in his senior season at South Mountain High School in .rD Phoenix, Ariz., Collins was considered the state's No. 1 prep player. That year, (j\ I -...1 he averaged 17 points, nine rebounds and five assists a game while leading his 0 !::1 squad to the Arizona State AAA runnerup spot, behind Phoenix East. Following his

1-i 0 prep senior season, he earned Basketball Congress International All America, OJ 0.. National High School Coaches All America and Arizona Daily Star Super Five team. He also played in the BCI Senior Prep Classic, held in Tucson. After his high school career, Collins competed in a National Slam Dunk Tournament, held at Provo, Utah, where he placed second to Gary Springer, now a star forward at Iona. During his frosh campaign at Arizona, 15 of his 75 field goals were slam dunks.

(MORE) Freshman Gary Graham ... 6-4 ... 175 ... Freshman ... Baltimore, Md.-- Starting guard at Dunbar High School in Baltimore, Md .. Graham's Dunbar High School and Calvert Hall, also located in a suburb of Baltimore, were ranked as the No. l and/or No. 2 high schools . in the country following the 1981-82 season. Graham led Dunbar

to a 28-0 record in 1981-82 and the team championship in ~he Maryland Scholastic Association. Dunbar has won the MSA six of the last seven years. In his senior season, Graham averaged 17.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists a game, playing the position. As a junior, he played the point and averaged 10.0 points and 7.0 assists. After this season, Graham earned first team All State and All City honors, along with Honorable Mention Prep All America. Ernest, Gary's older brother, was a senior forward at Maryland this season and earned second team All Atlantic Coast Conference. A fine student, Gary has a B average at Dunbar and will major in Business/Hotel Management this Fall at UNLV. Graham's prep coach was Bob Wade. Eldridge Hudson ... 6-6 ... 215 ... Freshman ... Carson, Calif.--Considered by many prep basketba~lexperts to be the best high school power forward in the country for 1981-82. In 1982, Hudson led his Carson squad to a 26-2 mark and the Calif. State 4-A title. As a senior, he averaged 22.3 points, 10.4 rebounds and 4.8 assists a game. He earned McDonald's, Parade and Street and Smith All America, Los Angeles City Player of the Year, Los Angeles Times Player of the H:':M' Year, Long Beach Independent Best in the West and South Bay Daily Breeze Player ( of the Year. As a junior under coach Richard Acres, Hudson led his team to a 20-4 '*** f mark and averaged 26.3 points, 10.3 rebounds and 4.1 assists a game. As a soph, Carson was 14-9, with Hudson getting 14.7 points, 9.7 rebounds and 3.0 assists a contest. Georg Posti ... 6-ll ... 235 ... Freshman ... Madla, Norway--A 1979 grad of St. Olav Videregaende, Posti; for the last l! seasons, played center on the Ammerud basketball club team in Oslo, Norway. His coach there was Robert Holm, a 1964-65 UNLV basketball letterman under former Rebel head coach . In 1982, Posti led Ammerud to the Norwegian National Championship. While averaging S< 20.0 points and 12.5 rebounds a contest, Posti led his team to a 15-3 regular ii season record and into the National Playoffs, where Ammerud won the title. pJ

1982 FINAL REBEL LEADERS ac Scoring-17.2, Larry Anderson Assists-262, Danny Tarkanian* wi Rebounding-9.0, Sidney Green Blocked Shots-37,Richie Adams st Games Started-30 of 30, Larry Anderson Steals-57, Danny Tarkanian FG %-.535 (200-374), Sidney Green Minutes-1050, Larry Anderson FT %-.848 (39-46), Larry Anderson *School Record wa .769 (100-130), Sidney Green

an GAME FG-FGA FG% FT-FTA FT% Tot.Reb. PF TP A TO BLK s MIN

AF 17-48 .354 13-19 .684 29 20 47 12 21 l 3 200 UNLV(W) 28-48 .583 15-24 .625 37 19 -71 18 19 3 10 200

CSLB 27-74 .365 7-12 .583 42 21 61 10 25 4 l 200 UNLV(W) 40-74 .541 17-25 .680 52 15 .97 27 18 6 10 200

UNLV(W) 34-63 .540 15-18 .833 34 16 .83 16 16 l 9 200 Hawaii 31-56 .554 10-15 .667 21 18 72 21 16 l 8 200

UNLV (L) 27-56 .458 14-23 .609 35 24 68 18 13 3 2 200 SDSU 30-59 .508 21-31 .677 40 19 81 20 11 4 5 20 0

BYU 14-30 .467 22-31 .710 34 21 50 11 26 l 5 200 UNLV(W) 19-50 .380 14-22 .636 30 24 52 12 14 3 12 200

Pa nAro 24-66 .364 18-26 .692 43 18 66 10 28 1 9 200 UNLV(W) 44-71 .620 16-24 42 22 33 .667 104 15 5 19 200 UNLV (L) 30-68 .441 13-15 29 22 n 11 18 6 10 200 .867 Iona 28-48 .583 21-26 38 14 .12 6 22 5 6 200 .808 NM 27-53 .509 28 28 14-24 68 20 23 l 3 200 UNLV(W) 38-62 .613 24-35 .686 43 20 100 26 13 l 12 .583 200 UNLV 35-61 .574 16-22 .727 36 20 86 19 16 10 7 200 UNR 31-65 .477 10-18 .556 32 19 72 15 12 5 4 200 UNLV 27-57 .474 19-25 .760 31 28 73 9 15 4 11 200 So. Car. 24-51 .471 27-37 .729 39 20 J5 15 16 1 6 200 •':Murray St. 25-55 .455 11-25 .440 23 24 61 9 21 0 4 200 UNLV (W) 34-62 .548 19-27 .704 57 24 87 21 27 6 11 200 "*Tulane 22-42 .523 12-17 . 706 32 17 56 11 12 0 3 200 UNLV (L) 22-5~ .407 7-16 .438 34 18 51 13 8 4 5 200 *Rebel Roundup (UNLV Runner-up) **Holiday Classic (UNLV Tournament Champions) ***First Round of the NIT ****Second Round of the NIT ------MICHAEL 'SPIDERMAN' BURNS ONLY PLAYER TAKEN IN 1982 NBA DRAFT

Michael 'Spiderman' Burns, a 6-6, three-year letterman from Las Vegas' Chaparral High School who only played seven games of the 1981-82 season, was the only UNLV player chosen in the 1982 NBA draft--going in the eighth round to the Chicago Bulls. Burns, who will join fellow UNLV alumni Reggie Theus and Ricky Sobers with the Bulls, played only the first seven games of the 1981-82 and missed the rest of the year due to academic reasons. In 1981-82, Burns averaged 11.0 points and 5.7 rebounds and was credited with eight assists, three blocked shots and 11 steals in 171 minutes of playing time. He started all seven games and his high for 1981-82 was 18 pmints at Brigham Young. Burns was a starter throughout most of his UNLV career and lettered from 1978-81. He was a co-captain in 1980-81. He holds two school individual game records--most assists (18, vs. Hawaii, 2-21-81)

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FINAL 198J..-82 'lJNLV RUNN~N * .REBEL BASKET BALL S'TA'r:r:s·r...:.c:::;; (30 G~S) WON 20-LOST 10 HOME 1 4 -3 ; AWAY 6-7

No. Name G GS FG FGA Pet. FT FTA Pet. RB Avg. PF _!22 !2_ BK _§. MIN TP Avg. High Game

22 Larry Anderson 30 30 238 477 .499 39 46 .848 112 3.7 73 1 59 4 30 1050 515 17.2 26, CU- PAU, h 21 Sidney Green 30 29 200 374 .535 100 130 .769 270 9.0 97 3 46 24 34 963 500 16.7 33, Iona, a 34 Michael Johnson 28 10 86 1:6 3 . 528 67 102 . 6 57 133 4. 8 50 0 5 29 12 400 239 8.5 20, LMU-UNM, h 3 Dwayne Polee 27 5 81 155 .523 65 97 .670 95 3.5 86 4 34 5 26 607 227 8.4 22, UNM-MurraySt.,h 33 Richie Adams 29 14 94 178 .528 32 51 .627 135 4.7 98 7 15 37 36 617 220 7.5 25, Seton Hall, a 14 Richard Box 29 26 77 171 .450 42 76 .553 130 4.5 41 0 51 8 21 755 196 6.8 17, s. Carolina, a 24 Danny Tarkanian 30 29 50 110 . 455 61 90 .678 55 1.8 90 4 262 2 57 962 161 5.4 15, CSULB, h 40 Ed Pawlak 4 0 6 6 1. 000 2 2 1. 000 3 0.8 3 0 4 1 3 25 14 3.5 10, New Mexico,h 12 Derrick Giles 2 0 1 2 .500 2 2 1. 000 1 0.5 4 0 0 0 0 10 4 2 . 0 2, LMU-AFA, h 00 Leroy Byrd 21 0 11 26 . 423 5 8 .625 11 0.5 31 0 32 0 12 129 27 1. 3 4, CSULB-PAU, h 25 Ken Lyles 14 0 5 10 .500 6 9 .667 28 2.0 13 0 3 3 1 106 16 1.1 4, AFA-PAU, h Others 30 7 56 120 . 467 29 44 . 659 51 1.7 35 0 35 3 18 401 141 4.7 Team 66

UNLV TOTALS 30 30 905 1792 .505 450 657 .685 1090 36.3 621 19 546 116 250 6025 2260 75.3 104, Pan Amer.,h OPPONENT TOTALS 30 30 790 1655 .477 471 695 .678 1004 33.5 595 19 443 65 166 6025 2051 68.4 86, UNR , h

Turnovers - UNLV 489, OPP 537 Total Home Attendance- 108,280 Average Home Attendance- 6,369 (17 Games, 16 Sellouts Total Attendance- 241,796 Average Total Attendance- 8,060 (30 Games) 1FINAL 1981-82 UNLV BASKETBALL STAT HIGHS (30 GAMES)

PLAYER MOST POINTS MOST REBOUNDS Leroy Byrd 4 vs. LBSU, h; Pan American, h 2 vs. New Mexico, h Dwayne Polee 22 vs. New Mexico, h; Murray St, h 8 vs. Pan American, h Richard Box 17' So. Carolina, a ll vs. San Diego State, h Sidney Green 33 vs. Iona, a 15 vs. Tulane, h Larry Anderson 26 vs. Colorado, h; Pan Am, h 7 vs. Seton Hall, a ; SDSU, a Ed Pawlak 10 vs. New Mexico, h 2 vs. LBSU, h Danny Tarkanian 15 vs. LBSU, h 5 , four times Ken Lyles 4, three times 9 vs . Pan American, h Richie Adams 25 vs. Seton Hall, a 12 vs. LSU, h t"Ij Michael Johnson 20 vs. LMU, h; NM, h 14 LMU, h; Texas A&M, h H vs. z Derrick Giles 2 vs. Air Force, h ; LMU, h l vs. Loyola-Marymount, h :x> t-< t-' INDIVIDUAL HIGHS \!) (l) t-' Points Scored - 33, Green vs. Iona, a a I z (l) Field Goals - 13 , Anderson vs. Coloradi, h; Pan American, h; Green Vs. Iona, a N N Field Goals Attempted - 25 , Anderson vs . Colorado, h 0 c: I z Field Goal Percent - .909 (10-ll), Green vs. Western New Mexico, h t"' l' 0 <: Free Throws - 10, Burns vs. BYU, a; Green vs . Texas A&M, h Ul 1-:1 ::0 Free Throws Attempted - 13, Burns vs. BYU, a c: ...... z Free Throw Percent - 1.000 (10-10), Green vs. Texas A&M, h 0 z H Rebounds - 15, Green, Tulane, h z - Assists - 16, Tarkanian vs. LBSU, h; Pan American, h Blocked Shots - 5, Adams vs . Stetson, h; Johnson vs. Texas A&M, h; Green vs . Se to n Hall, a ~ ttl Steals - 5, Polee vs. Cal-Irvine, a; Adams vs . LMU, h; Tarkanian vs. LBSU, h; BYU, h l'ttJ ttl TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS :t> Ul UNLV HIGHS LOWS ~ Points Scored 104, Pan American, h 52 , Georgetown, a ::r: 0 ~ One Half 62 , Pan American, h (2nd) 17, Tulane, h (2nd) :;:: :t> l:':l l' Field Goals 44, Pan American, h 19, BYU, a l' 1-' Fi e ld Goals Attempted 86, Nevada-Reno, h 40 , BYU, a ol:> Ul I 8 Field Goal Percent .620, Pan American, h .380, BYU, h w :t> 8 Fre e Throws 25, Texas A&M, h 5 , Col, h; Kansas St. , a Free Throws Attempted 38 , WNM, h 7, Colorado, h :a: 8 "I~:J:; H Fre e Throw Percent . 867 , Iona, a .4 38 , Tulane, h ><: () Ul Rebounds 57 , LMU, h; Murray St. , h 20 , a iJ' Kansas State, I Assi s ts 33 , Pan American, h 7 , Georgetown , a -....I IW 0 Blocked Shots 10 , Stetson, h; UNR, a 0 , BYU, a; Georgetown, a G) Steals 19, Pan American, h 1, Utah, a Pe rsonal Fouls 29, Cal-Irvine 13 , Colorado State, h ~ Ul Tur n a ~ overs 28, Georgetown, 8 , Tulane, h LOWS (JPPONENTS HIGHS Points Scored 86 , UNR, h 49' Arizona, a One Half 47 , New Mexico, h (2nd) 16, Arizona, a (2n d ) Field Goals 36 , UNR, h 14, BYU, h Field Goals Attempted 74 , LBSU, h; SDSU, h 30 , BYU, h Field Goal Percent .667, CSU, h; WYO, h .333, Arizona, a Free Throws 27 , So. Carolina , a 4 , Colorado State, h [Free Throws Attempted 7 , So. Carolina, .a 5 , csu, h Free Throw Percent .880, BYU, a .278, Arizona, a Rebounds 46 , Arizona, a 21 , Hawaii, a Ass i sts 21 , Hawaii, a 6, Iona, a Bl ocked Shots 8 , Georgetown , a 0, Several times Steals 14, Georgetown, a; Cal-Irvine, a 1, three times Pers o nal Fouls 30 , WNM, h 14, three times Turnovers 28, Pan American, h 9, Utah, a

(OVER) FINAL 1981-82 UNLV BASKETBALL HALF HIGHS 30 GAMES s

SCORING MOST POINTS MOST REBOUNDS y: Leroy Byrd 4 vs. LBSU, h (2nd) 2 vs. New Mexico, h (2nd) 1' Dwayne Polee 18 vs. Pan American, h (2nd) 7 vs. Colorado State, h (2nd) 1' Derrick Giles 2 vs. LMU, h (2nd); AFA, h (2nd) l vs. LMU, h (2nd) 1' Richard Box 12 vs. Pan American, h (1st) 7, vs. Murray State, h-NIT Sidney Green 18 vs. Iona, a (1st) 9 vs. Texas A&M, h (2nd), UNM, h (2n T< Tulane, h (2nd) Larry Anderson 171 vs. Seton Hall, a (1st) 6 vs. Seton Hall, a (2nd) Ll Danny Tarkanian 8 vs. WYO, h (2nd), LBSU, h (1st) 5 vs. Air Force, h (2nd Ke n Lyles 4 vs. AFA, h (1st); Pan Am, h (2nd) 9 vs. Pan American, h (2nd) '{] Ri c hie Adams 1 6 vs. Seton Hall, a (1st) 7 vs. Four teams Michael J ohnson 16 vs. New Mexico, h (2nd) ll vs. New Mexico, h (2nd) 1< Ed Pawlak 10 vs. New Mexico, h (2nd) 2 vs. LBCSU, h (2~q) l' l' INDIVIDUAL HIGHS T! Points Scored 18, Green vs. Iona, a (lst) Field Goals 8, Anderson vs. Seton Hall, a (lst) R Free Throws 6, Green vs. Texas A&M, h (2nd); Polee & Johnson vs. New Mexico, h Yl Rebounds 11, Johnson vs. New Mexico, h (2nd)

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TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS TC UNLV HIGHS LOWS Points Scored 62, Pan American, h (2nd) 7, Tulane, h (2nd) Field Goals 26, Pan American, h (2nd) 8, BYU, a (2nd), Tulane, h (2nd) Dl FG Attempts 45, Nevada-Reno, h (lst) 14, BYU, a (2nd) FG Percent .710, Murray St., h~NIT (2nd) .333, Nevada-Reno, h (lst) Y! FT Percent .909, Colorado State, h (lst) .200, Tulane, h (2nd) E Free Throws 17, Texas A&M, h (2nd) 1, Colorado, h (2nd), Tulane, h (2nd) FT Attem p ts 2 2, BYU, a (lst); UNM, h (2nd) 2, Colorado, h (2nd) TC

OPPONENTS HIGHS LOWS J C Poir.ts Sco red 47, New Mexico, h (2nd) 16, Arizona, a (2nd) Fi eld Goa ls 20, NM, h; SDSU, UNR, (2nd) 7, New Mexico, h (lst) AZ, a (2nd) YI FG Attem p ts 41, SDSU, h (2nd) 12, Colorado, h (2nd) FG Percent .889, rona, a (2nd) .226, Arizona, a (2nd) 1~ FT Percent 1.000, BYU, a (2nd); CSU, h (lst) .182, Arizona, a (2nd) TC Free Throws 20, BYU, a (lst) 1, Colorado State, h (lst) FT Attempts 24, SDSU, a (2nd) 2, Colorado State, h (lst) KE

1982 FINAL . PACIFIC COAST ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL STANDINGS YE

Conference Overall 1~ w L Pet. TP OPP w L Pet. TP OPP Fresno St. 13 l .929 824 660 27 3 .900 1787 1412 TC Cal.-Irvine 10 4 .714 975 902 23 7 .767 2311 2035 Cal. St.-Fullerton 9 5 .643 865 834 18 14 .562 2044 2033 LE Cal. St.-Long Beach 7 7 .500 890 899 12 16 .429 1903 1993 San Jose St. 7 7 .500 766 778 13 13 .500 1494 1459 YE Cal.-Santa Barbara 5 9 .357 919 924 10 16 .385 1755 1795 19 Pacific 3 11 .214 909 1043 7 20 .259 1793 1983 Utah St. 2 12 .143 927 1038 4 23 .148 1820 2041 TC UNLV* - - - - - 20 10 .667 2260 2046 *Not eligible for PCAA title until 1982-83 season 1982-83 UNLV CAREER STATS

SIDNEY GREEN

YEAR G FG FGA PCT. FT F'rA PCT. RB . AVG. PF DQ A TP AVG. HIGH 1979-80 32 201 338 .518 96 132 .727 354 11.1 99 2 . 51 498 15.6 30 1980-81 26 153 297 . 515 85 120 . 708 284 10.9 88 4 36 391 15.0 29 1981-82 30 200 374 .535 100 130 .769 270 9.0 . 97 3 46 500 16.7 33 (2n TOTALS 88 554 1059 .523 281 382 .735 908 10.3 284 9 133 .1389 15.8 33 3.) Ll\RRY ANDERSON

YEAR G FG FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT. RB AVG. PF DQ~ TP AVG. "HIGH l

RICHIE ADAMS h YEAR G FG FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT. RB AVG. PF DQ A TP AVG. HIGH 1981 -82 29 94 178 .528 32 51 .627 135 4.7 98 7 15 220 7.5 25 TOTALS 29 94 178 .528 32 51 . 627 135 4. 7 98 7 15 220 7.5 . 25

DANNY TARKANIAN

YEAR G FG FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT. RB AVG. PF .~ TP AVG. HIGH 1981 - 82 30 50 llO .455 61 90 .678 55 1.8 90 4 262 161 5.4 15 TOTALS 30 50 110 .455 61 90 .678 55 1.8 90 4 262 161 5.4 15

JOHN COPELAND

YEAR G FG FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT. RB AVG. PF DQ A TP AVG. HIGH 1980-81 21 12 26 .462 13 22 .591 44 2.1 38 0 10 37 1.8 9 --~------~-- TOTALS 21 12 26 .462 13 22 .591 44 2.1 38 0 10 37 . 1.8 9

KEN LYLES

YEAR G FG FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT . . RB AVG. PF ..J?.2_A TP AVG. HIGH 1981-82 14 5 10 .500 6 9 .667 28 2.0 13 0 3 16 1.1 4 TOTALS 14 5 10 .500 6 9 .667 28 2.0 13 0 3 16 1.1 4

LEROY BYRD

YEAR G FG FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT. RB AVG. PF DQ A TP AVG. HIGH 1981-8 2 21 11 26 .423 5 8 .625 ll 0.5 31 0 32 27 1.3 4 TOTALS 21 ll 26 .423 5 8 .625 11 0.5 31 0 32 27 1.3 4 1982 UNLV RETURNING LETIERMEN

Richie Adams Leroy Byrd 6-8 Junior 5-5 Sophomore

Ken Lyles John Copeland 6-9 Senior 6-9 Senior THE THOMAS AND MACK CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION AND SPECIAL EVENTS

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The Thomas and Mack Center-UNLV' s new 18,000 seat arena isn't quite ready yet for a basketball ga me. but don't tell that to Rebel basketball coach Jerry T arkanian. Tarkanian and his three returning starters for 1982-83- 6 -6 senior Larry An derson, left ; 6-9 senior Sidney Green. middle and 6-2 junior Danny Tarkanian, right-recently toured the construction site. The Th omas and Mack Center, which will open for the 1983-84 season, was designed by Las Vegas' W2C Architects and is being built by Mardian Construction Company of Phoenix.