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Won15 Lost 12 Day Date Opponent Site Time" Mon. Nov. 28 Colorado State Spectrum 7:30 Home: 12-3 Road: 3-9 Th. Dec. 1 Fresno State Spectrum 7:30 Sat. Dec. 3 Midwestern Spectrum 7:30 11·~fl I 1 USU Opponent Site Crowd Wed. Dec . 7 Wisconsin·Parkside Spectrum 7:30 58 Colorado State ...... 57 Spectrum...... 8,320 Sat. Dec . 10 Weber State Ogden 7:30 87 Regis College...... 69 Spectrum...... 5,841 Sat. Dec. 17 Washington Spectrum 7:30 95 BYU ...... 93(ot) Spectrum...... 10,270 92 Boise State ...... 68 Spectrum...... 7,069 Mon. Dec. 19 West Texas State Spectrum 7:30 67 Weber State ...... 72 Spectrum...... 10,278 Wed . Dec . 21 Brigham Young Spectrum 7:30 92 Utah ...... 90 Spectrum...... 9,702 Fri . Dec. 23 Utah Salt Lake City 7:30 66 Washington ...... 76 Seattle ...... 3,325 71 Indiana" ...... 79 Bloomington ...... 13,280 Tue. Jan. 3 Fairleigh Dickinson Spectrum 7:30 78 Texas Tech" ...... 68 Bloomington ...... 13,000 Th. Jan . 5 Utah Spectrum 7:30 68 UCLA ...... 88 Los Angeles ...... 11,657 Sat. Jan. 7 Brigham Young Provo 7:30 78 Utah ...... 102 Salt Lake City ...... 15,160 110 Cal· Bakersfield ...... 89 Spectrum...... 6,522 Th . Jan. 12 Idaho State Spectrum 7:30 74 Cal·Northridge ...... 63 Spectrum...... 5,732 Sat. Jan. 14 James Madison Spectrum 7:30 77 BYU ...... 85 Provo ...... 20,363 Tue. Jan. 17 Weber State Spectrum 7:30 84 Idaho State ...... 86 Spectrum...... 7,125 76 Weber State ...... 89 Ogden ...... 5,107 Fri . Jan. 20 Nevada-Reno Reno, Nevada 9:00 94 Denver ...... _...... 81 Spectrum...... 6,522 Sat. Jan. 21 Boise State Boise, Idaho 8:00 97 Cal-Stanislaus ...... 62 Spectrum...... 4,865 Sat. Jan. 28 Air Force Spectrum 7:30 103 Stanford ...... 84 Spectrum...... 7,752 78 Santa Barbara ...... 69 Spectrum...... 6,747 Tue. Jan. 31 SI. Mary's Spectrum 7:30 67 Montana ...... 73 Missoula ...... 6,389 Fri. Feb. 3 Denver Spectrum 7:30 74 Air Force ...... 69 Colorado Springs ...... 500 Mon. Feb. 6 Montana State Spectrum 7:30 96 Portland State ...... _. . .. •. 88 Spectrum ...... 8,477 78 Santa Barbara ...... 88(ot) Santa Barbara ...... 1,500 Tues. Feb. 14 Idaho State Pocatello, Idaho 7:30 67 Colorado State ...... 75 Ft. Collins ...... 3,875 Sat. Feb. 18 Denver Denver, Colo. 7:35 88 Denver ...... 77 Denver ...... 496 Mon. Feb. 20 Colorado State Ft . Collins , Colo. 7:35 71 Arizona State ...... 78 Spectrum...... 9,680
Sat. Feb. 25 Portland State Portland, Ore. 9:00 2,186 2,118 209,645 Mon. Feb. 27 Montana Spectrum 7:30 Fri. Mar. 3 St. Mary's Moraga, Calif. 9:00 - Ind ian a Classic
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This publication was written and edited by Sports In· formation Director Craig Hislop, assisted by Brad Larsen. Photos were provided by Ted Hansen, USU Photo Ser· vices, and the Logan Herald Journal. Printed by USU Printing Service. Return From Down Under Trainer Dale Mildenberger. Dulch Belnap. manager Devon Foole and Sieve Pinegar return from Australia and the end of their " first season." Aggies' Down Under Trip, t
Utah State Head Coach Dutch Belnap returns th three-fourths of the points his team scored last ha PersonnelBreakdown year, in the persons of nine 1976-77 squad ou members , and with enough good, new talent lettermen lost (4) m t (which he feels is on hand) Belnap thinks his tht team will improve over a year ago. Pas. HI. PI. Avg. Rb. Avg. Nobody 's arguing with the Aggie coach, "Darryl Owens F 6·4 12.6 4.9 of whose 15-12 record a year ago pushed his four Gary Malmrose G 6·2 1.2 1.2 fre year mark to 66-40. Jell Meyer G·F 6·4 6.3 2.0 Marc Wilson F'C 6-9 3.1 2.1 ha And even with the headstart such veteran t h( talent affords the Ags, consider the 19-9ame lettermen Back (7) go tour the team made during June and July frc throughout New Zealand and Australia. (They • Mike Santos e 6·8 18.2 11.3 • Blair Martineau G·F 6·5 14.3 5.0 se . went 18-1) • Oscar Williams G 5·11 8.8 2.7 thl " It was just like another season for us," said Dean Hunger F 6·8 7.3 3 8 ca Belnap. " It was a tremendous t hing for us in • Preston Bailess F-C 6-9 8.1 5 3 coming together as a team. I've talked to Dick Rawlee Perkins G 6-0 3.3 13 Steve Pinegar G 6-1 2.6 13 mE Harter at Oregon and Gale Catlett at Cincinnati no and other coaches who've made those sort of Squadmen(1) sa ; summer tours, and they've all remarked how wI'" Bob Bergstrom e 6,11 1.8 1.2 much it meant to their success in the season AS that followed. " Freshmen (5) sh A senior triumvirate - center Mike Santos, 6-1 forward Blair Martineau and guard Oscar GaryFurnis s F 6·7 20.3 20.4 Sa Wi lliams - form the heart of the Aggies. Those Brian Jackson F·e 6·8 21.0 15.0 Keith Hood G 6·2 15.0 6.0 ou three, and junior forward Preston Bailess, were DaveMcCall G 6·3 20.0 7.0 considered starters most of last year. Russ Hafen F 6·6 20. 0 14. 0 pre Belnap feels Santos, a 6-8 postman from of Inglewood , California 's Morningside High, is a JC Transfers (1)
legitimate all-America candidate . The coach 's Keith McDonald G 6·3 21.1 8.0 pn opinion is based on Santos' playas a junior, thl particularly against the Kent Bensons (Indiana) "sfarters. 1976-77 Me and David Greenwoods (UCLA) of college fre basketball. Cc Santos was Utah State's lead ing scorer (18.2), an rebounder (11 .3) and shooter (.532) as a junior. He is 15th among the nation's best returning Wi lliams (career assist leader with 394) the Ags a' rebounders. obviously have some strong talent to build tel With the 6-5 Martineau, a 14.3 scorer and the around. sp team's best defender a year ago, and the 5-11 " I'm excited ," said Belnap. " I really believe ca Mike Santos Aggie all·America, at his best against the best , Key to a Better Season?
this could be one of the best teams Utah State guard slot where Williams and Perkins hold has had , if everything falls into place. We found forth. out in our pre-season drills this is a team with Santos, on the strength of last year's stats much more intensity than clubs we've had here and his always strong performances against the the past few years. best opposition around, seems to have the Avg. middle all to himself. The Aggie coaches don't "We 're just a little apprehensive because 40% deny much of the offense is geared to ac 1.9 of this team is brand new. We have five . ? commodate Santos' expanding talents . freshmen and a junior college player who With the play of McDonald and Hood and '.0 haven't played major college basketball. But '.1 0rthers, Belnap feels he can afford himself the there are some good athletes in that group, luxury of putting sometimes guard Martineau at good enough that some of our returning starters forward, to go with Bailess, Hunger, Jackson, from last year aren 't guaranteed a job this .3 freshman Gary Furniss, et al. .0 season. We 've got a lot of competition, some of "No Question Blair is one of our most intense '.1 the new ones are getting after the vets, and that and hardest working," said Belnap. " But, in a 1.8 can only make us better." . 3 sense, the best thing he may have going for him Belnap's veteran element includes the above right now is his ability to help out at either 3 mentioned four starters plus 6-8 Dean Hunger, .3 guard or forward." now a sophomore and a starter once last That seemingly creates more options for season; six-foot point guard Rawlee Perkins, Belnap and staff to explore and with the talent who started six times last year and who backs on hand, it could find Ags coming at their foes Oscar Williams; 6-1 Steve Pinegar a very good from all kinds of directions. shooter who lettered, playing in 13 games, and The availability of additional freshmen Dave 6-11 returning sQuadman Bob Bergstrom, Mike McCall (6-3) and Russ Hafen (6-6), both with I ~ Santos' practice-time opposition day in and day ,0 impressive high school backgrounds, is another , 0 out. indication of the depth apparent among the '77 '0 There are those who feel Belnap's major '78 Ags. , 0 problem will be finding the most effective blend of the old and the new. Risking oversimplification , it seemed in the The AustraliaStory: 18-1 , (I pre-season the most likely new faces to get into the lineup the Quickest were 6-3 guard Keith RB-Avg McDonald from Santa Rosa JC in California, 6-8 Players. Pos ., HI. Games FG. % FTs % PI.-Avg freshman Brian Jackson from Palos Verdes, Mike Sanlas. C (6'8) 18 171-278 .6 15 50·104 .48 1 158· 10.4 393-21.8 California and 6-2 Keith Hood, another freshman Dean Hunger, f (6 '8) 19 149-263 ,567 36·50 720 li D· 7,4 334-17,6 Blair Manineau, G(6·5) 19 144-242 .595 27·43 .628 75· 3,9 315-16,6 and a Pasadena, California product. OscarWillia ms, G (5· 11 ) 19 108-205 ,527 39·55 .709 38· 2,0 255·13.4 McDonald is ticketed by the Aggie coaches as RawleePerkins , G(6' 1) 19 75-1 16 .617 35·62 .565 34 · 1.8 185- 9.7 PreSion Ba.less, f (6·8) 19 75- 167 .449 22·30 .733160 ' 8,4172 - 9,1 gs a "number two guard," a shooter with in Sieve Pinegar. G (6, 1) 19 67-138 .486 27·34 .794 27· 1.4 161- 8,5 telligence on the floor to play the big guard Bob Bergslfom. C (S, I 1) 17 31-71 .457 9·16 ,563 58· 3, I 71- 4,2 ,412 46· 2.7 67- 3,9 spot. Hood, too, falls into that category but frank Shaw, f (6·2) 17 30-73 .411 7·17 can 't be ruled out as a contributor at the other TEAM TOTALS 850- I 562 .544251-4 11 .611 775' 40,8 1951 '. til, 2 ~T~ 4. ". c ·). Radio For Itl -6 ~ '6' 'I;' ".~ii>.._f Co :. •. ,P 121 \~l TV maj ',.,' gan ...... odd alor Keith Hood ,Keith McDonald Roster Blair Martineau StevePinegar star 5 G 6-2 Fr HS 10 G 6-3 Jr JC 11 F-G 6-5 Sr 2VL 14 G 6-1 So 1VL 24 ( Pasadena, CaliL Oakland, CaliL Midvale Provo des seh bee . .. \ the San righ forr Stal han triel 180 fran drill Russ Hafen DaveMcC all OscarWill iams Preston Bailess Rawlee Perkins "Pn F 6-6 Fr HS G 6-3 Fr HS G5-11Sr2VL F 6-9 Jr 2VL G 6-0 Jr 1VL defE 20 21 22 2 3 25 Dut Boulder City, Nev, San Francisco, CaliL Los Angeles, CaliL Corpus Christi , Tex. Bountiful inte Aus out: gaIT ove Aus eatc his
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4/AGGIE BASKETBALL 23 Preston Bailess
Forward ... 6·9 ... 180 ... Jr ... 2VL ... past ... with his exposure on the major Corpus Christi, Texas ... 20 ... born: college level, Bailess' confidence has 12/11/56 in Houston ... Range Science grown ... Preston is considered a good major ... a starter 34 of his 50 career medium-range shooter ... maturity has games in two years at USU, Bailess is an brought an increase in his physical strength odds-on choice to hold down a first unit job . .. even in face of his improvement and along the baseline again in 1977-78 ... experience, it was obvious Bailess was started 10 of 23 games as a freshman and getting some competition during the pre L 24 of 27 last year as a sophomore ... season from youngsters Brian Jackson and despite heavy recruiting efforts by several Gary Furniss ... that is the sort of depth schools in his home state, he left Texas Dutch Belnap hasn't always been able to because" . . . it's all too football oriented" count on ... fifth in scoring (8.1) and ... was thrown into the fire suddenly during second in rebounding (5.3) on last year's 15 the 1975-76 season as a frosh when Mike 12 team, he was one of three regulars in the Santos was injured, but he responded well 50% shooting range (48.5) ... Preston's right away with 13, 16 and 10 point per career scoring high happened January 29 of formances against Utah, BYU and Colorado last season when he hit nine-of-13 shots for State in the span of six days . .. has quick 18 pOints in the Ags' 103-84 win at home hands and feet and moves fluidly but has against Stanford ... he was the team's high tried and failed to keep much more than scorer once last year, with 16 points in the 180 pounds distributed over his lanky 6-9 lopsided win over Boise State . .. Preston frame ... it was obvious during pre-season was a three-year starter for Mike Kunstadt drills Bailess is an improved athlete ... at Carroll High in Corpus Christi ... those lS "Preston this year is a much better teams went 32-5, 23-9, 35-3 although defender and rebounder," said Head Coach Preston's senior season was shortened by Dutch Belnap. "He displayed much better an injury .. . in some 95 career games at intensity and aggressiveness on our Carroll he scored 1,313 points and had 916 Australian tour and he may have been the rebounds . .. son of Benson (Del Mar outstanding defensive player in the 19 Junior College Supervisor) and Scotty games we played" ... he also averaged Bailess ... mother was a member of the over nine points and eight rebounds in USA national volleyball team in the 1955 Australia .. . Belnap sees Bailess' role as a Pan Am Games ... brother Benny (6-7) was catalyst to team defense while improving a four-year letterman at East Texas Baptist his scoring and rebounding figures of the College in Marshall.
Hi Hi Year G-S Min-Avg FG-A % FT-A % RB Avg PF-D Pts-Avg Pts RBs Ast 1975-76 4-4 31-72 43 12-17 70 28 9.5 16-1 74-18.5 25 10 1975-76 23-10 470-20.4 61-146 42 7-12 59 78 3.4 30-0 129- 5.6 16 8 26 S 1976-77 27-24 644-23.9 101-204 50 18-25 72 142 5.3 66-2 220- 8.1 18 13 34
~alif. TOTALS: 50-34 1114-22.2 162-350 .462 25-37 .675 220 4.4 96-3 349- 7.0 18 13 60 32 Bob Bergstrom
Center ___ 6-11 ___ 210 ___ So ___ 1976-77 aggressive, determined Bergstrom ... has squad man ___ Loveland, Colo ___ 20 __ _ the chance daily to go against one of the born: 9/15/57 in Hibbing, Minnesota __ _ nation's best centers: Mike Santos ... Industrial Technology major ___ used considered a good shooter and decent primarily as a junior varsity player last year, rebounder, although that latter phase of his Bergstrom did appear in nine varsity games game has suffered from inconsistency ...... his shooting figures for a total of 32 Bergstrom isn't the first collegiate player to Fon minutes of varsity play were interesting: find he's been forced to work much harder Drig seven-of-eight from the field for 87.5% ... to find success on the university level than Dri he scored six points in the Aggies' 21-point he did earlier in his basketball career ... Belr victory over Cal-Bakersfield ... a starter in "Right now we feel Bob's biggest hurdle to sigr each of the 15 JV games he played, Bob overcome is simply to not get too here averaged 11.4 points and 8.8 rebounds for discouraged with himself, but to have atte the 10-9 junior varsity .. . connected on patience and keep working to improve," Yea 46.9% of his shots with the JV club and said Head Coach Dutch Belnap . .. actually had scored a season high 24 against Weber has good quickness and speed for a man 6- care State's junior varsity .. . USU's coaches 11 ... was a 23.0 points a game scorer and thre recognize Bergstrom as an athlete who is 15.0 rebounder at Loveland High before whic making constant improvement and they moving to USU ... after three years with stra have cautioned him that time and patience coach Frank Javernick at Loveland he had care are two qualities he must allow himself to totaled 1,216 points, leading the 1Heam 19. achieve what he wants to in the game ... Northern Conference in scoring as a senior, Wac as with many of the Ags, the summer tour and he was instrumental in Loveland's 16-3 27 of Australia was a benefit to Bob . . . scored team of 1975-76 ... once scored 49 points sea~ more than four points and averaged three against Niwot High . .. parents: Robert mar rebounds a game on the trip ... onlookers (construction company owner) and Colleen cou during pre-season drills noticed a more Bergstrom . . . oldest of three children. 20.4 for ; bloc Hi Hi and Year G-S Min-Avg FG-A % FT-A % RB Avg PF-D Pts-Avg Pts RBs Ast "H e viOL 1976-77 9-0 32-3.6 7-8 88 2-5 40 11 1.2 5-0 16-1.8 6 4 0 can 6/AGGIE BASKETBALL 44 Gary Furniss
Forward ... 6·7 . . . 215 ... Fr ... HS ... USU. He's strong, has a big heart and he's Driggs, Idaho ... 18 ... born: 4/15/59 in a very coachable young man," said Dutch Driggs ... Liberal Studies major ... Dutch Belnap . . . obviously one of Furniss' Belnap called it "one of the most important biggest challenges on the major college signings since I've been the head coach level will be the adjustment to much bigger, here . .. " when Furniss decided in April to swifter and generally better competition . .. attend Utah State ... Idaho's Player of the he handled that change well during pre Year, for all prep classifications, Furniss season drills, however, as the best his had nothing less than a storybook athletic teammates could throw at him forced Gary career at Teton High in Driggs ... he was a to do his best ... otherwise easygoing and three year starter for a basketball team unassuming, he shows a locked in intensity which won 68 straight games and three while on the floor ... has a tremendous straight state titles ... he scored 1,501 attitude toward collegiate athletics and a career points and grabbed 1,330 rebounds, strong will to excel ... some phases of his 19.0 and 16.8 career averages . . . Les game may not be perfected overnight but it Wade's Redskins teams were 25-2, 26-0 and was obvious during pre-season drills his 27-0 with Furniss as a starter .. . last rebounding skills on this Aggie team take a season, while running up a record which backseat to Mike Santos, but likely no one many said qualified him as one of the else . .. has spent a great deal of time country's top high schoolers, he averaged learning to adjust his shooting to avoid the 20.4 poi nts and 20.5 rebou nds ... and that "rejectors " he'll face in college basketball . .. for a school of 270 students . . . he once has limitless strength and could seemingly blocked 14 shots in a game and his scoring run and jump all night . . . plays a lot of the and rebounding highs were 39 and 30 . .. game above the rim ... rates 100+ on the "He 's really a diamond in the rough. Ob character scale ... youngest of seven kids, viously he has all the credentials and he Gary has three brothers who are 6-5, 6-6 and can become one of our finer forwards at 6-7 ... son of Ervin and Lola Furniss. , 20 Russ Hafen " G, Forward ... 6·6 ... 205 ... Fr ... HS ... athletes experience . .. " It's a big mental Pa Boulder City, Nevada ... 18 ... born: adjustment , it's really like starting allover Lo 6/12/59 in St. George, Utah . . . Liberal again, and it's a challenge for a young ne Studies major ... here's a product of David man," said Belnap ... obviously the most Ju Shay's program at Boulder City High who valuable player last year at Boulder City bn was one of those do-it-all athletes as a prep High, he paced the basketball team to a an ... a superb hurdler and jumper as a state title and a 24-3 record .. . following he trackman and quarterback in football, he the season he became the first athlete in be was well known throughout Nevada as a the school's history to have a jersey retired thl 20.0 points a game postman in basketball ...... showed in the pre-season he is hard we also averaged 14.0 rebounds a contest .. . nosed, intelligent and a good sh00ter from tYI " Russ is an extremely good shooter and 15 to 18 feet ... reminds some of 1973-75 pr, passer who must make the center-to Aggie standout Rich Haws ... last year's "I- forward transition to play on the major Ags made a 19-9ame tour of Australia and "v college level , but we don't expect it to be a although incoming freshmen were not Cc big problem for him," said Head Coach allowed to make the trip, it didn't matter to as Dutch Belnap . .. displayed an intelligent Hafen ... Russ's Boulder City High team se court sense during pre-season drills, w ith a took part in a Bi-Centennial tour of th fine ability to see the open man and deliver Australia during the summer of 1976 ... qu the ball . . . it is expected Hafen will be Hafen was also a member of the AAU Last th; available to play with the junior varsity team Vegas All Stars which played in two Junior ve from time to time and that will be an ad· Olympic Tournaments and made trips to hil vantage to him in gaining the type of West Virginia, New York, Cincinnati, Denver sh collegiate experience that comes only and other closer cities . .. a split end, Russ m( through game time .. . similar to current was twice named to the Nevada all-state ag freshman teammate Gary Furniss, Hafen is football team ... an all-state basketballer th' a product of a smaller high school athletic for three years running , he was the MVP in ye program and has found himself adjusting to the two most recent Nevada state tour th, conditions created when everybody on the naments and led Boulder City to two U~ floor is as big, or bigger . . . " It might be straight state crowns ... son of Sherman ba like shooting baskets in a Volkswagen," is and Mary Louise Hafen ... father is a an Dutch Belnap's description of the high school teacher. Hi school-to-major college transition many Cc 8/AGGIE BASKETBALL 5 Keith Hood
Guard ... 6·2 ... 190 ... Fr... HS ... beat Long Beach Poly in the title game, and Pasadena, Calif . .. 18 ... born: 7/4/59 in that earned Pasadena a ninth place ranking Los Angeles ... Animal Science major ... nationally on one high school poll . .. not what might be considered the prototype playing for a high school of 5,000 students, July 4 baby, this new Aggie freshman guard Hood averaged 15.6 points a game and won brings a personality of modesty, restraint all-CI F second team honors . .. actually and deportment to the USU program ... brought a reputation with him as a strong however, any flamboyance in his makeup defensive player but he's no slouch with becomes quickly evident when he takes to the ball, either .. . at Pasadena Ke ith the floor . .. a smooth-moving, hard shared the limelight with teammate Barry working, self-motivated athlete who seems Brooks, a 6-6 guard now at USC . . . experts typical of the new freshmen in the Aggie considered the Hood-Brooks backcourt one program this year: not easily intimidated .. . of the three best guardline combinations in " He's one of the better freshman guards all of American high school basketball . . . I've seen since I've been here," said Head as a freshman at Pasadena High, Keith Coach Dutch Belnap. " Keith worked as hard confided in those close to him that by the as anybody in the program during pre time he was a senior, Pasadena would season drills. Upperclassmen don't bother become the first team in the school's this guy. But he 's not loud, he is a deep, history to win the CIF championship, and quiet person. He's certainly more a doer they did .. . Hood was unable to make the than a talker." . .. extremely strong with Australian tour last summer with the very good jumping ability, Hood proved Aggies, due to an NCAA rule which did not himself to be a good medium distance allow incoming freshmen to participate, but shooter right away in the Aggie camp ... a by then he was already a world traveler ... mentally tough person . .. positive and early at Pasadena High, Keith played for a aggressive in his approach to the game . . . team coached by Bill Duwe which those close to the program expect the represented the United States in the In years to come will prove Hood to be one of ternational Schoolsport Federation World the most solid guards in many seasons at High School tournament in Barcelona, USU ... comes from an excellent coaching Spain ... born exactly one day before background . . . played for George Terzian another Agg ie freshman, guard Dave McCall and was the floor general for Pasadena of San Francisco .. . son of Edward and High's 4A state championship team in Diana Hood. California .. . finished the season 29-2 and 30 Dean Hunger
Forward-Center ___ 6-8 ___ 210 _.. 50 ... impressive characteristic. He's always 1VL . _ . Kaysville, Utah. _ . 18 . _ . born: improving, he's a good medium distance 11130/58 in Provo _.. major course of study shooter and he can be valuable to us at undecided. _ . the "fine wine" of USU's forward or center. He subbed for 'Booney' basketball program, Hunger gets better with (Santos) on the Australian tour." ... played age . . . it surprises Some to reflect that in all 19 games in Australia and his 17.6 Hunger is just a sophomore, his demeanor scoring average was second to Santos' 21.8 and his freshman year accomplishments ... also averaged 7.4 rebounds and shot create an aura of upperclassman maturity 57% ... threw in a last-second shot to beat about him ... was USU's freshman athlete St. Kilda, possibly the team's biggest win in of the year last season ... appearing in 23 Australia ... ex-Marquette coach AI For games and starting one (Cal-Bakersfield) McGuire would call it all "seashells and H5 Hunger made fine progress during an balloons" for the Ags the next three years 2/1 uncommon freshman season ... he wound with Hunger available during that time ... stu up sixth in scoring (7.3), shot 50.7% and Dean distinguished himself as a baseball pi e scored a personal high of 17 three times basketball great at Davis High, helping six (Weber State, Stanford and Santa Barbara) . Mike Gardner's team pile up a 41-12 record Bel .. those three games were bunched in late in two years as a starter ... his senior co January, early-February and in them his totals were impressive enough: 19.7 pOints, dur cumulative shooting total was 18-of-27 12.0 rebounds, shooting figures of 56% and sec (66.7%) ... his 16 points were tops on the 85% ... Davis was 25-4 Hunger's junior hin Aggie team during the early-January game year and captured the state title ... called be( against Idaho State .. . averaged just under the state's best senior big man by Aggie trit four rebounds a game during the season coaches ... with current Aggie teammate an and had a season high of 10 against the Air Steve Pinegar, he played for the Utah all ins Force Academy ... a very good free throw stars in the Utah-Arizona prep game ... Sp E shooter last year (30-of-37, .811) ... quickly becoming an expert baseline player, hi s technically, Hunger led last year's JV team he knows his way around and through the at in scoring, averaging 21.2 points a game, traffic under the basket ... of German de but he made just four appearances with descent, Dean is the son of an Air Force de them . . . youngest sophomore on the team man and has lived in Louisiana, Virginia, sct . . . "We felt Dino was probably our next Spain ... second oldest of four children . .. 12 most consistent athlete on the Australian sister, Nancy, also attends USU ... parents: re trip, to Santos," said Head Coach Dutch F. Dean and Helen Hunger. ha~ Belnap. "His consistency may be his most Chi he Hi Hi "H Year G-S Min-Avg FG-A % FT-A % RB Avg PF-D Pts-Avg Pts RBs Ast pre co 1976-77 23-1 373-16.2 69-136 51 30-37 81 87 3.8 46-3 168-7.3 17 10 12 of
10/AGGIE BASKETBAll 55 Brian Jackson
Forward-Center ... 6·8 ... 200 ... Fr ... · .. averaged 21 points and almost 15 HS ... Los Angeles, Calif ... 17 ... born: rebounds a game for a 19-9 Palos Verdes 2/1159 in Los Angeles ... major course of team ... selected all-CIF ... not only a study undecided ... while he is generally good medium-range shooter, Jackson pleased with the play of every one of his handles himself well in traffic and belies six new recruits, many have observed Dutch his size with a strong ability to drive with Belnap particularly taken with the ac the ball to the hoop ... his approach to the complishments of this rawboned freshman game is a coach's dream: he says little, during pre-season drills ... during pre takes coachi ng well and battles unti I they season drills Brian seemed very sure of put the balls on the rack . . . there was little himself on the major college level ... it doubt during pre-season drills he was became obvious right away his con breathing down the necks of veterans like tributions in '77-'78 will be considerable . .. Preston Bailess and Dean Hunger .. . a a rugged athlete, he displays center-type skiing, backpacking enthusiast, there is inside aggressiveness and he could help in little question the northern Utah mountains spelling Mike Santos, although majority of helped in the recruitment of Jackson .. . as his time should come at forward .. . an a high school freshman, Jackson was more athlete well versed in the fundamentals, his at home with a surfboard than a backboard defensive play is sound, and determined . . . · .. a freshman coach, Brian Gauthier, did declined recruiting visits to several other some fast talking before Jackson made the schools .. . selected one of California's top team and has since made the game a big 12 high schoolers last year, Jackson hasn't part of his life . . . during his pre years rested on those laurels at USU .. . "Brian Jackson became interested in ranch life hasn't lacked confidence, he loves the and he's since become a proficient cowboy, challenge of major college basketball and working regularly at a ranch in Bakersfield. he wants very badly to play," said Belnap. · . family members say Brian's background " He comes from John Mihaljevich's information wouldn 't be Complete without program at Palos Verdes High and is mention of Stefan Hurwicz, a friend since considered, with Jan Van Breda Kolff, one second grade who is also a freshman at of the best forwards the school ever had. " USU ... parents: Donivan and Ruth. 11 Blair Martineau
Forward-Guard ___ 6-5 ___ 190 ... Sr .. _ recent season the Ags sent a team into 2VL ... Midvale, Utah _.. 22 ... born: post-season play (1974-75), Martineau won a 3/20/55 in Salt Lake City ... Physical first unit job as 1975-76 began ... however, Education major ... at 22, Martineau is the he injured his wrist in the opener that year eldest of the Aggies and, with fellow (it was later found to be broken after three seniors Oscar Williams and Mike Santos, more games) and that cancelled the entire lends the crucial element of experience to a year for him ... Blair is playing this year team which has a combined freshman under the five-to-play-four years rule; in sophomore representation greater than the other words he was redshirted during 1975 total of juniors and seniors ... long 76 ... however, an NCAA ruling (as yet recognized as a strong defensive player .. . unchanged in late-November) directed it may be realistic to expect Martineau to Martineau be held out of post-season play ~ be more effective at forward than at guard his final year due to the extra games he in 1977-78 .. . a 50.4% career shooter, Blair played at the beginning of 1975-76 ... there has started 29 of his 53 games at Utah is little question much of Blair's success in Gu , State ... " Blair's intensity and major college basketball is the result of his Fra aggressiveness are well known to our boundless intensity and aggressiveness . .. Sal fans," said Dutch Belnap, "but his biggest an extremely hard worker who is all eve asset may be his ability to play both business during practices and games . .. pre once a 6-8 high jumper for the Aggie track positions ." . .. was third in scoring (16.6) COe on the Australian trip while shooting 60 % and field team ... Martineau was the eVe ... the team's second leading scorer last surprise development of the 16-4 JV club of fici year (14.3), Blai r had a moderate start last 1973-74 . . . he was second in scoring (15.4) doc season as a junior before scoring a per and rebounding (6.9) that year and had six to! sonal career high of 28 against Utah and 28 20-point games . .. played for Gary Mose at col against BYU within the span of three games Lake Stevens (Washington) High School gOt . .. a good shooter, he hit 70 % of his shots and later for Art Hughes at Hillcrest in Salt bul in those games . . . active enough to fill the Lake City as the Huskies were sixth in the ma lane on a break, and to dribble drive state that 1972-73 season ... married June del through traffic to the hoop ... hit 57 % of 25, 1976 to the former Chris Meyer . . . son c or his shots the last 17 games last year .. . of G. Grant and Myrna Martineau. Mc after playing in 22 games during the most fi II.
sai Hi Hi Year G-S Min-Avg FG-A % FT-A % RB Avg PF-D Pts-Avg Pts RBs Ast Hi~ yec 1973-74 20-20 142-308 46 24-34 71 139 6.9 64-4 308-15 .4 24 19 pre 1974-75 3-3 13-36 36 1-3 33 18 6.0 11-1 27- 9.0 12 9 Mc 1974-75 22-0 133- 6.0 22-50 44 10-14 71 25 1.2 24-1 54- 2.5 14 7 6 pa ~ 1975-76 4-3 122-30.5 19-43 44 5-10 50 18 4.5 12-0 43-10 .8 16 7 2 pa~ 1976-77 27-26 950-35.2 172-330 52 43-67 64 135 5.0 78-3 387-14.3 28 10 28 Mi: TOTALS: 53-29 1205-22.7 213-423 .503 58-91 .637 178 3.3 114-4 484- 9.1 28 10 36 yec
12/AGGIE BASKETBALL 21 Dave McCall
Guard ... 6-3 ... 170 ... Fr ... HS _.. San after winning the city title, McCall was the Francisco, Calif ... 18 ... born: 7/5/59 in scourge of the T.O.C. (Tournament of San Francisco ... English major who Champions) ... he scored 78 points in eventually wants to study Law ... some three TOC games, one a 43-point effort pre-season injuries hampered USU's which is second in the history of the coaching staff from making a complete tournament to Bill Cartwright's 53 points, evaluation of this youngster ... while of scored in the 1974-75 tournament ... ficially a varsity team member, Dave may be Dave's 78 points leave him sixth on the docketed for some JV game action in order alltime TOC list, better than the figure to speed his development as a major current Golden State Warriors star Phil college basketball player .. . has shown Smith scored ... last year Mission played good quickness and good jumping ability in four tournaments and McCall was MVP in but has suffered from a typical freshman three of them and on the all-tournament malady: he needs to improve on his basic teams of each . . . once picked up the defensive skills to make himself a stronger nickname " Radar" ... was considered the contender for game time with the varsity . .. quarterback of MiSSion High's teams, McCall's pre-Utah State athletic days were although he scored 490 points last year in filled with accomplishments of a high order 24 games .. . recruiters from Santa Clara, ... his high school coach, Ernie McNealy, UCLA, Arizona State and other schools said McCall was the main reason Mission expressed an interest in Dave before he High won its first city basketball title in 85 decided on Utah State to further his years last season ... regarded during his education . . . prospects are good he could prep days as a pure shooting sensation, become one of USU's best shooters, if McNealy said McCall was equally good as a improvement continues during the next passer ... scored just over 20 points and year or two . .. third of six children ... passed for exactly 15 assists a game at mother is a library technician . .. son of Mission . . . Mission was 64-20 (26-6 last Shirley McCall. year) with McCall as a three-year starter ... ~
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s pe Guard . . . 6·3 ... 190 ... Jr ... JC Transfer offensive movement very well .. . obviously Per ... Oakland, Calif ... 20 ... born: 6/20/57 in a good shooter from 17 feet on in . .. a two for Oakland ... Health major ... only Aggie on times all·conference player in JC, he spent 197 the 1977-78 roster with junior college ex his first year at Laney JC, another Bay Area jUIl perience . good-sized guard with College last year Santa Rosa was 29-4 .. ... de~ " smarts" who brings good experience from and won the Camino Norte league ... may sai , top-flight JC basketball into the USU have an advantage over some other college atti program .. . last year played for highly guards in that he 's played that position, and exc respected Bill Trumbo, Head Coach at that position only, all his organized an Santa Rosa (Calif.) JC ... with his basketball career ... (some, of the 6-3 to background in what has long been 6-5 category, are high school centers or is e recognized as Trumbo's team oriented forwards who have to make an adjustment che concept of the game, he should fit quickly to major college backcourt play) . . . ob· per into the Aggie scheme ... when Aggie viously a power guard type, he averaged his coaches talk of using Blair Martineau more 21 .1 points last year at Santa Rosa . .. vis l exclusively at forward, it's nice to know played for coach Leo Allamanno at Fremont he' McDonald is immediately available at guard High where he averaged 18 points a game wo . . . Keith really pushed Martineau for a for a 20-4 team ... was one of just three aft. starting job anyway . . . reputedly a strong athletes in the past quarter century to play age defensive guard, he displayed strength and varsity basketball for three years at Del intelligence with the ball , too, during the Fremont . . . Fremont played in five tour sec pre-season . .. is expected to be an im naments during " Mac's" final two years and mediate contributor to the big guard, or he was all-tourney five times ... McDonald " number two" guard spot opposite point led Fremont to an overtime win over Bill guards like Oscar Williams , Rawlee Perkins, Cartwright's Elk Grove club when the Yo, etc .. . handles the ball well and drives with seven-foot Cartwright was aSSigned to the authority and abandon of a seasoned guard pOint guard McDonald, and Mac 19i major college veteran ... seems to have a drove past Cartwright to score and give 19i sixth sense when it comes to defensive Fremont its first lead, late in the game . . . 19i play; he anticipates opponents' passes and son of Callie and Gustavia McDonald. TO'
14/AGGIE BASKETBAll 25 Rawlee Perkins
Guard ... 6·0 ... 160 ... Jr ... 1VL ... minutes of action in 26 games, yet he was Bountiful, Utah ... 21 ... born: 8/13/56 in still second to Williams in assists with 59 Salt Lake City ... Communications major ... winner of the "Hustle" award at last whose career goal is to be a broadcaster year's basketball honors banquet, Rawlee ... unless he's capable of something more was at his finest (offensively) against spectacular, letterman guard Rawlee Northridge when he scored 12 (five-of-eight Perkins may be remembered by Aggie fans from the field) and collected 10 assists in for years to come as the guy who won the USU's 74-63 win ... twice selected to all 1976·77 opener against CSU with a 25·foot state mention while at Bountiful High under jumper at the buzzer ... "If effort and Joe Johnson . . . scored 18.0 points a game desire were money, he'd have a million ," as a senior for a team which had a 15-5 said Head Coach Dutch Belnap. "Rawlee's record at Bountiful ... a lefty, Rawlee attitude and approach to the game are appeared in 33 varsity games in two years excellent and I don't see how he won't be at USU but most of his freshman season an important key to our success this year." (1975-76) was spent with the JV team ...... like Oscar Williams, the senior, Rawlee that year he scored 14.3 points a game for is a point guard in the Aggie system the JVs, shot almost 49% for the season charged primarily with handling the ball and and had an impressive 25 against the BYU penetrating, both of which he does well ... junior varsity .. . has been picking up his most important asset is immediately experience in his chosen field, too, having visible in practices and games: quickness; spent the past two football seasons as a he's likely the Ags quickest athlete ... member of the broadcasting crew which would be considered the Aggies' sixth man originates USU football games ... the third after his play last year, yet he started of four children of Don (Bountiful High against Cal·Bakersfield, Cal-Northridge, Principal) and Donna Perkins ... Rawlee's Denver, Stanford, Cal-Stanislaus and in the dad once coached at Bountiful High. second Weber State game ... averaged 13
Hi Hi Year G-S Min-Avg FG-A % FT-A % RB Avg PF-D Pts-Avg Pts RBs Ast
1975-76 13-13 85-174 49 16-41 39 60 4.6 44-5 186-14.3 25 6 1975-76 7-0 26- 3.7 1- 7 14 0-1 00 3 .4 5·0 2 .3 2 2 1 1976-77 26-6 332-12.8 32- 66 49 21-37 57 33 1.3 43-1 85- 3.3 12 5 59 TOTALS: 33·6 358-10.8 33- 73 .452 21-38 .552 36 1.0 48-1 87- 2.6 12 5 60 ,. .. '
eel Lm in ( 197 the sec yea all-. she cOe Bel 14 Steve Pinegar the onE we his Guard ... 6-1 ... 175 ... So ... 1VL ... a 32-point explosion against nationally Provo, Utah ... 19 ... born: 12/20/57 in Los ranked College of Southern Idaho ... of ( Angeles, Calif ... Pre-Dental major who scored 8.5 points a game and shot well on our has plans to attend dental school ... an entrant the Australian tour ... averaged 21 points in 13 varsity and seven JV games of a year as a senior on Provo High's 25-2 team of yea ago, Pinegar returns with the same out 1975-76 ... was co-MVP on that team, with mo standing shooting ability that made him guard mate Kelly Gardner ... with Pinegar, has one of the state's top high school guards the Bulldogs compiled a two-year record of the for two years . .. it was evident from his 46-5 under Jim Spencer ... after the high bes pre-season progress he worked as hard or school season, competing against 31 other the harder than any of the Aggies ... "Steve high school standouts in Utah, Pinegar won and was in the best shape of his life during the the state's coveted one-on-one playoff, rec pre-season drills," said Head Coach Dutch beating Highland's Scott Labrum for the Ho Belnap, "and he could be a definite factor title ... twice an all-stater, he played in the reb in helping this team." ... his own maturity big Arizona-Utah high school summer all pia: and continued overall development will star game . .. regarded by his Aggie Cia determine what his role will be in 1977-78 teammates as tough, physically and Rw and how effectively he can fill it ... his mentally ... son of a former BYU basketball sea offensive skills were never in doubt when player of the 1950s ... second oldest of Gre he scored 11 points in 12 minutes during a eight children ... married September 14 to mid-season game last year against Cal Lisa Graham of Provo ... parents: Ed J. Bakersfield . .. he averaged 20.1 points in (Provo Dentist) and Patricia Pinegar. YeaI seven JV appearances ... one of those was 197 197 Hi Hi 197 Year G-S Min-Avg FG-A % FT-A % RB Avg PF-D Pls-Avg Pls RBs Ast 197 1976-77 13-0 91-7.0 15-43 35 4-4 1.000 17 1.3 9-0 34-2.6 11 6 6 TOT
16/AGGIE BASKETBALL 31 Mike Santos
Center ... 6·8 ... 225 ... Sr ... 3VL ... seven-foot James Edwards now of the Los Angeles, Calif ... 21 ... born: 7117156 Lakers (20-11 to 14-8) and Arizona State's in Chicago, III ... Political Science Major . . . Mark Landsberger (27-10 to 11-12) ... his 22 1977·78 could be a very interesting year for rebounds in USU's big Portland State win the Ags, and for Santos, USU's MVP last tied Bob Lauriski's Spectrum record ... his season ... after 67 career games over three 30 points against UCLA are a career high . . years (43 as a starter) "Booney" is USU's · as might be expected he was the leading all-America candidate ... "We think Mike scorer (21.8) and rebounder (10.4) during the should prove true all the things other Ags' 18-1 Australian tour last summer . . . coaches have said about him," said Dutch led the 1976-77 Ags in scoring (18.2), Belnap. "We think he's the best center in rebounding (11.3) and shooting (.532) . .. the intermountain area and among the top the latter figure is the sixth best one ones nationally. Mike and I have talked and season shooting mark on the Aggie books. we both agree improvement in his game is · . a 49% career shooter, Santos has scored his personal key to success this year, and 775 points and collected 503 rebounds in of course that will have much to do with his career ... needs 225 points to become our success as a team. " . .. improvement the 16th Aggie to score 1,000 ... with a has been the hallmark of Santos' three season similar to last year, he will become years in Logan, he has become noticeably the school's fourth alltime scorer and more talented because he works at it ... it rebounder ... starts the season in 12th has become a characteristic of his play that place on the career rebounding list ... his the best centers in the country evoke the personal stats were affected by a broken best from Santos ... while being named to foot which kept him from eight games and the Indiana Classic's all tournament team slowed him in many others as a sophomore and shattering the Classic rebounding · .. quick, smooth, changes ends of the record last December, he outplayed the floor well ... before enrolling at USU prior Hoosier's Kent Benson (19 points, 13 to the 1974-75 season he was the 3A, CIF rebounds to 16 points, 11 rebounds) ... he player of the year in California at Mor played on even terms in the same Indiana ningside High, and that after just two years Classic with Texas Tech's great Mike of organized basketball ... played there Russell (27-13 to 28-14) and during the with Ag playmaker Oscar Williams . .. son season he outplayed UCLA's David of Winifred Santos. Greenwood (30-12 to 10-11), Washington's
Hi Hi Year G-S Min-Avg FG-A % FT-A % RB Avg PF-D Pts-Avg Pts RBs Ast 1974-75 4-4 32-61 52 8-18 44 51 12.7 11-0 72-18.0 23 16 1974-75 22-0 199-9.0 30-67 45 9-17 53 56 2.5 33-1 69- 3.1 8 7 13 1975-76 18-16 596-33.1 83-191 44 49-84 58 141 7.8 54-1 215-11 .9 25 22 24 1976-77 27-27 954-35.3 197-370 53 97-160 61 306 11.3 85-6 491-18.2 30 22 28 TOTALS: 67-43 1722-25.7 310-628 .493155-261 .593 503 7.5 172-8 775-11 .5 30 22 65 -.- 22 Oscar Williams
Guard ... 5·11 ... 173 ... Sr ... 2VL ... fourth in "shots attempted" during the trip, Los Angeles, Calif ... 21 ... born: 4/4/56 in so he's apparently not shooting any less, Los Angeles ... Social Work major who just more selectively .. . he also averaged hopes to pursue a career with the FBI ... 13.4 points a game and 6.5 assists a game through the ups and downs, the highs and ... " I can assure you Oscar wants this team lows of the past three seasons, Williams' to succeed as much as any of us do," said on-the-floor value to the Ags has been Dutch Belnap. " His play, without doubt, is undeniable ... "Os" is the Ags' alltime one of our keys this year. His ball handling career assist leader (394) after 65 games ... and ability to penetrate in deep with the Jeff Tebbs' previous career assists record ball are unquestionable. And I think he has was 294, set in 77 games ... for Oscar improved over the summer in his overall that's 6.1 assists a game and that translates approach to the game and to coaching." ... to 12 points ... added to his own career Williams' athletic ability transcends the scoring average of six points a game, that basketball arena ... he is USU's most means Williams has been good for 18 explosive jumper, he is credited with an points a game the past three years ... he's unusual vertical jump of 37" . . . it is a very been a starter in 53 of those 65, more than real possibility his name will come up any current Aggie player . .. his 185 assists during the 1978 NFL draft ... the Dallas last year (almost eight a game) is also the Cowboys have already talked to Oscar and one-season assists record . . . had his timed his speed, evaluating him as a career scoring high with 24 in USU 's late possible defensive secondary performer .. . season win last year at Denver but he was one writer characterized Oscar thusly: "a equally brilliant in an early season 92-90 guy you'd almost expect to see on a From victory over Utah when he scored 15 and riverboat, wearing a plaid vest with a gold Hafen passed for a current school record 16 watch in his pocket. He's a hustler ... " ... assists ... a quarterback who makes the showed up at USU prior to the 1974-75 Ags go, Oscar is a quality point guard who season with high school teammate Mike is a ball handler supreme ... there can't be Santos from LA's Morningside High ... that many collegiate guards his equal as a club was 28-1 and 29-3 with Oscar as the No. middle man on the fastbreak .. . his ability quarterbacking guard ... he was a key to shoot the ball should not be construed figure to USU's 21-6 season and drive to an 5 as great, but he improved his marksman NCAA berth during 1974-75 . . . he became 10 ship to 42.5% during 24 games last year a starter early in that freshman year .. . son 12 and then it really shot up during the team's of Oscar Williams, Sr. 14 tour of Australia (52.7%) ... and Oscar was 20 22 Hi Hi 25 Year G-S Min-Avg FG·A % FT·A % RB Avg PF·D Pts-Avg Pts RBs Ast 30 31 1974-75 26-17 629-24.2 35-100 35 29-44 66 50 1.9 94-6 99- 3.8 12 4 124 32 1975-76 15-15 437·29.1 28-90 31 34-47 72 41 2.7 54-4 90- 6.0 12 6 85 42 1976-77 24-21 734-30.6 82-193 43 48-65 74 65 2.7 79-4 212- 8.8 24 8 185 44 TOTALS: 65-53 1800-27.7 .37 .711 156 2.4 227-14 401- 6.1 24 8 394 145-383 8111-156 Coa 18/AGGIE BASKETBAll 1977·78 Schedule
Day Date Dpponent Site
November
Mon. Nov. 28 Ricks Logan
December
Thurs. Dec. 1 Idaho State JV Logan Sal. Dec. 3 Southern Utah State JV Logan Wed. Dec. 7 Utah Trade Tech Logan Thurs. Dec. 8 Ricks Rexburg, Idaho Sal. Dec. 10 Weber State JV Ogden, Utah Sal. Dec. 17 CacheAll-Star s Logan Mon. Dec. 19 PearceJC Logan Wed. Dec. 21 Brigham Young JV Logan
January
Tues. Jan. 3 Utah Trade Tech Logan Thurs. Jan. 5 Boise State JV Logan Fri. Jan.6 Snow Ephr aim, Utah From left to right, bottom row: Coach Jeff Meyer, Larry Scott, Terence Hubbert, Keven Hess, Mgr. Second rOw: Brent Wells, Mark Matheson, Scott Baliach, Conrad Sal. Jan. 7 Brigham Young JV Provo, Utah Hafen, Bob Andersen. Third Row: Corey Houmand, Ron Labrum, Vean Noble, Joe Chicane, Kim Waddoups Thurs. Jan. 12 Idaho State JV Logan Sal. Jan. 14 Dixie Logan Tues. Jan.17 Weber State JV Logan 1977·78 USU Junior Varsity Sal. Jan. 21 Boise State JV Boise, Idaho Sal. Jan. 28 Eastern Utah Logan No, Name Pos, Ht. Wt. Cl. Birthdate Hometown (High School) Tues. Jan. 31 Southern Idaho Logan
5 Terence Hubbert G 6-0 174 So 12-26-56 Bakersfield, Calif. (South) 10 Kim Waddoups F-G 6-3 165 Fr 7-16-59 Brigham City (Box Elder) February 12 Larry Scott G 6-0 165 Fr 7-23-59 Las Vegas, Nev. (Clark) 14 Conrad Hafen F 6-2 175 Fr 3-16-59 Hooper (Roy) Fri. FeD. 3 Women's Varsity (No. Ariz.) Logan 20 Mark Matheson G 6-1 167 Fr 7-26-59 Salt Lake City (East) Mon. Feb. 6 Women's Varsity (Monl. SI.) Logan 22 Brent Wells G 6-0 165 Fr 9-17-59 Bethesda, Maryland (Winston Churchill) Mon. Feb. 13 Southern Idaho Twin Falls, Idaho 25 Bob Andersen G 6-0 170 So 2-20-56 Logan (Logan) Tues. Feb. 14 Idaho State JV Pocatello, Idaho 30 Ron Labrum F-C 6-5 193 So 5-31-56 Salt Lake City (Highland) Tues. Feb. 21 Eastern Utah Price, Utah 31 Corey Houmand F 6-3 190 So 11-2.1-57 Sandy (Jordan) Wed. Feb, 22 Utah Trade Tech Orem, Utah 32 Scott Balaich F 6-2 180 Fr 12-13-59 Sunset (Clearfield) Fri. FeD. 24 Southern Utah State JV Cedar City, Utah 42 Joe Chicane F-C 6-5 198 So 3-24-57 Grangeville (Grangeville) Sal. Feb. 25 Dixie SI. George, Utah 44 Vean Noble C 6-6 210 Fr 3-7-59 Elko, Nev. (Elko) Mon. Feb. 27 Snow Logan
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The 1977·78 Aggies 30 31 32 From left: Associate Coach Dana Pagett, Associate Coach Rod Tueller, Rawlee Perkins, Keith Hood, Dave McCall, Russ Hafen, Brian Jackson, Dean Hunger, Mike Santos, Bob Bergstrom, Preston Bailess, Garv Furniss, Blair Martineau, Keith McDonald, Steve Pinegar, Head Coach Dutch Belnap, Trainer 44 Dale Mildenberger. Middle: Equipment Manager Ken Seamons, Managers Keven Hess, Kerrv Parker and Devon Foote. 55
20/AGGIE BASKETBALL 1977·78 USU Basketball Roster
Alphabetical " No. Name Pos. HI. WI. CI. Exp. Birthdate Hometown(High School)
23 Preston Bailess F 6·9 180 Jr 2VL 12-11-56 Corpus Christi, Tx. (Carroll) 32 . Bob Bergstrom C 6-11 210 So Sq 9-15-57 Loveland, Colo. (Loveland) 44 Gary Furniss F 6-7 215 Fr HS 4-15-59 Driggs, Idaho (Teton)
20 Russ Hafen F 6-6 205 Fr HS 6-12-59 Boulder City, Nev. (Boulder City) 5 Keith Hood G 6-2 190 Fr HS 7-4-59 Pasadena,Calif. (Pasadena) 30 DeanHunger F 6-8 210 So 1VL 11- 30-58 Kaysville (Davis)
55 Brian Jackson F-C 6-8 200 Fr HS 2-5-59 Los Angeles, Calif. (Palos Verdes) 11 Blair Martineau F-G 6-5 190 Sr 2VL 3-20-55 Midvale (Hillcrest) 21 DaveM cCall G 6-3 170 Fr HS 7-5-59 San Francisco, Calif. (Mission)
10 Keith McDonald G 6-3 190 Jr JC 6-20-57 Oakland, Calif. (Fremont) 25 RawleePerkins G 6-0 160 Jr 1VL 8-13-56 Bountiful (Bountiful) 14 Steve Pinegar G 6-1 175 So 1VL 12-20-57 Provo(Provo)
31 Mike Santos C 6-8 225 Sr 3VL 7-17-56 Los Angeles, Calif. (Morningside) 22 OscarWilli ams G 5-11 173 Sr 2VL 4-4-56 Los Angeles, Calif. (Morningside)
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No. Name Pos. HI. WI. CI. Exp. Birthdate Hometown(High School)
5 Keith Hood G 6-2 190 Fr HS 7-4-59 Pasadena, Calif. (Pasadena) 10 Keith McDonald G 6-3 190 Jr JC 6-20-57 Oakland, Calif. (Fremont) 11 Blair Martineau F-G 6-5 190 Sr 2VL 3-20-55 Midvale (Hillcrest)
14 Steve Pinegar G 6-1 175 So 1VL 12-20-57 Provo(Provo) 20 Russ Hafen F 6-6 205 Fr HS 6-12-59 Boulder City, Nev. (Boulder City) 21 DaveMcCall G 6-3 170 Fr HS 7-5-59 San Francisco, Calif. (Mi ssion)
22 OscarW illiams G 5-11 173 Sr 2VL 4-4-56 Los Angeles, Calif. (Morningside) 23 Preston Bailess F 6-9 180 Jr 2VL 12-11-56 Corpus Christi, Tx. (Carroll) 25 RawleePerkins G 6-0 160 Jr 1VL 8-13-56 Bountiful (Bountiful)
30 DeanHunger F 6-8 210 So 1VL 11- 30-58 Kaysville (Davis) 31 Mike Santos C 6-8 225 Sr 3VL 7-17-56 Los Angeles, Calif. (Morningside) 32 Bob Bergstrom C 6-11 210 So Sq 9-15-57 Loveland, Colo. (Loveland) ner 44 Gary Furniss F 6-7 215 Fr HS 4-15-59 Driggs, Idaho (Teton) 55 Brian Jackson F-C 6-8 200 Fr HS 2-5-59 Los Angeles, Calif. (Palos Verdes)
AGGIE BASKETBALLl21 Head Coach Dutch Belnap: A Winner
This 1977-78 season marks at exactly 10 years among others. Later he spent two years as the the Dutch Belnap-Utah State coaching chief assistant and became head coach in relationship. This is the Dutchman's fifth year as March, 1973. the school 's Head Basketball Coach. Dutch relates to the athletes on his teams; The school 's 11th head coach, Belnap's they are treated as individuals and grown men. cumulative four-year record is 66-40 (62.2% ). The 15-12 record of a year ago was his fourth win ning record as the Aggie head coach. A firm disciplinarian , he generally soft sells rather than screams his players into respect. And , he is not one to allow his talent to get out Since Dutch joined Ladell Andersen's staff of hand over playing t ime and who scores prior to the 1968-69 season, and including his points. It may be a coach's biggest challenge own four-year head coaching record, the Ags ... he handles it well. have won 148 games, or 17 a year. An Aggie grad, class of 1958, Dutch received During that time the Ags have won spots into his master's degree from Utah State University the 1970, 1971 and 1975 NCAA Playoffs. The in 1965. He had earlier played football and 1974-75 team, Belnap's second unit, was 21-5 basketball at Weber Junior College. during the regular season. That's the second best record in the school 's history. For his job that year, Dutch was named the NABC " Coach He was General Manager of the Los Angeles of the Year" in district seven. Dodgers' Ogden farm club the summers of 1967 and 1968. The second year he was named minor league baseball's " Executive of the Year." That 1974-75 team finished 13th in the final Board of Coaches poll; a mid-season 13-game winning streak is the longest in the school's A prep coach in three sports at Ogden's history. Weber High, he assumed the head basketball coaching duties in 1966. His 1961 Warrior baseball team won the state's high school title. That group hit 50.1 % of its shots - another school record-and , as always, based their success on intelligence and patience ... in the A Navy veteran and native of Ogden, Dutch Belnap style. and his wife Faye have three sons: Rob, Tim, and Mike. He joined Ladell Andersen's staff and during Recognized as an outstanding recruiter, going his five assistantship years was important in the back to his first years with the Aggies during USU program which won 80 games and played Four years with Dutch . . . the late 1960's, the 45-year-old Belnap and his in those two NCAA tournaments. That includes staff have an enviable record in consistently the NCAA Western Regional Championship Overall ...... 66-40 .622 recruiting the best of Utah's high school talent. game in 1970 against UCLA. in the Spectrum ...... 47 7 .870 on the road ...... 19 33 .365 Dutch was an assistant at USU for five years He spent three years directing the frosh in-state games ...... 14-10 .583 vs . the WAC ...... 17-11 .607 before he was designated head coach in 1973. program through one of its most flourishing vs . the Big Sky ...... 10-11 .476 He promptly went to work, fashioned a 16-10 periods. While compiling an impressive 47-13 vs . BYU ...... 7 1 .875 rookie season, and it was evident the Ags were record , he coached the likes of Jeff Tebbs, Bob vs . Weber State ...... 4- 4 .500 on the rebound. Lauriski, Jim Boatwright and Nate Williams , vs. Utah ...... 2- 6 .250
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Mlrtl' Rod Tueller Dana Pagett Jeff Meyer Wom
Associate Coach AssociateCoach AssistantCoach (Utah State, '59) (So. Cal., '71) (Utah State, '77) Former University of Southern California Rod Tueller has been on the Aggie coaching staff basketball player Dana Pagett, 28, is the newest addition to the Aggie basketball coaching staff. almost from the beginning of Dutch Belnap's regime, A fixture on the Aggie basketball scene for four Pagett came to USU at the start of the current prior to the 1973-74 season. years as a player, Jeff Meyer is handling an assign academic year. After coaching JV clubs to 16-4 and 18-6 records ment this year as the Junior Varsity coach. his first two years, Tueller returns for his fifth season The new Aggie aide is USU's recruiting coor on Belnap's staff . dinator in addition to his coaching duties, joining a He should be well suited for the new job of Tueller, 39, is a 1959 Aggie graduate. He handles staff of Belnap and Rod Tueller. tutoring the young Aggie players, considering his academic counseling of the Aggie ballplayers as well Pagett came to Logan after three years as an development through the JV program at USU . as regional recruiting duties and he assists with assistant to Dwight Jones at Long Beach State. The Out Mickey Perry's program at Ventura High, Tom' varsity coaching. 4gers were PCAA conference champions each of those of TlckO three seasons and during the recently completed Meyer was the best shooter (49%) and third in scoring - Rod spent one and a half years at the University of Utah playing under Jack Gardner before transferring season played in the NCAA Playoffs. The team won 54 (15.3) for the 1973-74 Aggie JV club which posted a 16 to USU and later initiating his coaching career. and lost 27 in three years. 4 record. One of the brilliant young coaches to ascend the Pagett had earlier coached for a year at Loyola Meyer's playing career at USU was spent primarily ranks of Utah's prep game, Tueller assumed his University of Los Angeles under Dave Benedaret (1973 as the club's sixth man, althoug h he played in all 27 current duties after eight years as head coach at 74) and was a graduate assistant at his alma mater, games last winter and started five times. A 6-4 guard Logan High. He consistently had the Grizzlies in the USC, during the 1972-73 season. forward, Meyer was known to inject instant offense state tournament. His best finishes included second Pagett was a guard on three USC teams (1968-71) into USU 's attack off the bench. He was the Ags' top (1969), third (1972), fourth (1968), fifth (1973) and eighth. which won 47 games and lost 21. scorer twice last year, against CSU in the opener and Earlier he spent two years as an assistant at He played for part of one season (1971-72) with at Weber State. Logan and four years as head coach at Altamont High. the Virginia Squires. A Cedar City native, Rod is married to the former Dana is married to the former Sue Birdsall of EI Jeff is a Ventura, California native and is married Valene Danford. They have six children: Tina, Dana, Segundo and they are parents of two sons, Brett and to the former Janet Hatch of Ogden. They have one Lisa, Tann, Joni, and Juli. Kyle. son, Joshua Lee. Bruce Fool t 24/AGGIE BASKETBALL Ladell Andersen, Athletic Director
USU 's aggressive and progressive Athletic Director, Ladell Andersen , carries his positive attitude and excitement for Aggie athletics into his fifth year at the helm of the Big Blue NogHansen program. Assistant Athletic Director Ladell took over the reins of the Aggie program in December of 1972 after two years with the ABA's Utah Stars as head coach. Prior to his stint with the Stars he had a 10·year career as the head basketball coach with the Agg ies. Andersen sees a great future for Utah State athletics. He foresees a program that will continue to grow as the school and community grow; growth not necessarily in the size of the program, but in its' quality. "My objective as athletic director is not to have a broad program but rather a competitive Merllyn Weiss Glen Taggart Laden Andersen Women's A.D. President Athletic Director program with the sports we have," he said. USU 's recent decision makes the Aggies a full fledged member of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association next year. Ladell feels the major objective of the Athletic program is to represent the university in an official capacity and then to entertain the )ur students, alumni and interested followers. ,. The goal for the Aggies under Andersen is to maintain the NCAA Division I status it now holds and remain a major university. Those goals, he said , may call for future expansion of facilities and an increase in fan support to fill Tom Moulton KenMll chell Craig Hlstop Norm Jones Ken Seamons Dale Mildenberger those facilities . ~h, Ticket Manager Special Projects Sports Information Faculty Representative Equipment Manager Trainer ring J Andersen's coaching term with the Aggies a 16· (1961·1971) saw him become the winningest basketball coach in the school's history. While with the Stars his two team's combined narily 27 for a 115-53 record, the winningest two-year ard· record in the history of the ABA. ,e A Malad, Idaho, native, "Andy" first became top an Aggie in 1947 when he came to USU on a and make·good scholarship basis. Four years later he had twice been named all·Skyline guard. Following his 1952 graduation and a playing ried le career with the AAU Denver Bankers, he worked Bruce Snyder Ralph Maughan Bob Carts on Dean Candland Mark Tenh08ve Brad Larsen as an assistant to Jack Gardner at Utah for five Football Track-Field Wrestling, Promotions Golf Tennis Ass'l. SID years before starting his career at USU in 1961. AGGIE BASKETBALU25 1976·77 Statistics, W·15, L·12
T~ 27 GameSeason Totals
HI Hi Player, Pos G-SI Min-Avg FGs % FTs % R8-Avg PF-D Pls- Avg ASI To Pis Reb 5' Mike Sanlos, C (6-8) 27-27 954-35.3 197-370 .532 97-160 606 306-11.3 85-6 491-18.2 28 86 30UGLA 22PS 81alr Manineau, G(6-5) 27-26 950-35.2 172-330 .521 43-67 .642 135- 50 78-3 387-14.3 55 47 288Y-UU 10SB Darryl Owens, F (6-4) 27-24 681-25.2 152-324 .469 37-49 .755 131- 49 89-8 341-12.6 36 42 23UU 10AFA OscarWilli ams, G(5-11) 24-21 734-3 0.6 82-193 .425 48-65 .738 65- 2.7 79- 4 212- 8.8 185 121 240U 8BY G Presion Bailess, F (6-8) 27-24 644-23.9 101-204 .495 18-25 720 142- 5.3 66-2 220- 8.1 34 54 18STNO 131S DeanHung er, F (6-8) 23-1 373-162 69-136 .507 30-37 .811 87- 3.8 46-3 168- 7.3 12 22 17 10AFA Jeff Meyer, F-G(6-4) 27-5 453-168 68-159 .428 35-47 745 55- 2.0 45-3 171- 6.3 47 27 20WS 5 RawleePerkIns, G(6-1) 26-6 332-128 32-66 .485 21-37 .568 33- 1 3 43-1 85- 3.3 59 28 12CN 5TT Marc Wilson, F-G(6-9) 15-0 128- 8.5 20-55 .364 7-11 .700 31 - 2.1 17-1 47- 3.1 7 17 lORE 9SS Sieve Pinegar, G (6-1) 13-0 91- 7.0 15-43 .349 4-4 1 000 17- 1.3 9-0 34- 2.6 6 9 11GB 6SS Bob Bergstrom , C (6-11) 9-0 32- 36 7-8 .875 2-5 .400 11- 1 2 5-0 16- 1.8 0 2 6GB 4CB Gary Malmrose, G (6-2) 12-1 87- 7.3 3-16 .188 8-10 .800 14- 1.2 8-0 14- 1 2 10 12 60U 3CB Team Rebounds USU 111 OPP111 Deadball Rebounds USU47 OPP50
USU TOTALS 27 1090 918-1904 .482 350-517 .677 1184-43.9 570-28 2186-801 470 467 110GB 62RE OPPTOTA LS 27 1090 845-1878 450 428-604 .709 1178-43.6 522-17 2118-78.4 330 445 102UU ~5UW
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AGGIE BASKETBALLl27 (1) At Logan - Nov. 29 (8) At Bloomington, Ind. - Dec. 20
UlahSlall(58) ColorldoStal'151) UlahSbltpl) Indllnat 79)
FG f(iA n FTA A8 A TP FG FGA FT FTA RB A TP FG FGA. FT nA R8 A TP FG FGA FT FTA R8 A TP Martineau 11 .I 3 12 Anzures 3 9 6 8 2 2 12 SaIIeSS ; 8 o 2 0 10 Grunwal(l 6 7 o I 4 12 Owens 13 2 7 8 Cunnmgham 16 0 0 14 M,IIIIIIIj,l 1 O'wens 9 4 0 6 Carler 4 10 2 2 010 Williams 7 2 4 6 Neal 8 2 9 1976·77 6:lIlfllI=~ Sanlos 13 13 219 Benson 5 13 6 6 11 316 Balless 8 0 I 6 Allen 15 0 1 12 Pr)lklll ' MatllOeau 11 5 015 Woodson fO 23 6 610 226 Sanlos 10 12 6 Paige 6 Sanl0n Williams 16 I 817 Wisman 5 13 2 4 5 11 Meyer 10 5 16 Brandon OWOII' 2 Hunger o 2 Cunmngham o 1 2 HUlig/1t Wilson 2 2 Manahan Meyer 2 2 valavicrus o 0 0 Perkins Gner Muyel 2 Perkins 0 Rad10rd 2 o o MdlmlU\f Tolal 24 62 10 14 44 14 58 TOlal 23 59 1I 16 39 6 57 Box Scores TOlal 28 59 15 17 341 4 71 TOlal 32 71 15 17 40 1779 Wilson PineUl1I Col(lradoSlale 25 32-5 7 Mendance: 8.320 UlahSlale 3833-71 Attendance' 13.280 UcrgshlHI Ulah Siale 30 28- 58 FG es 7: Colorado Percentag . Ulah Siale. 38 Siale .. 390 Indiana 4336-79 FG Percent.ages: Ulah Siale. 474. IndIana. 451 lola!
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Utah SI.I\I(81) Rlgls(69) (5) At Logan - OBC. 10 UtahSII!1 (78) "UI Tlch (6!!) FG FGA n FTA RB • TP FG FGA FT nA A8 A TP Meyer 6 10 '- 2 IJ Goggins 16 2 6 3 016 FG FCA FT nA RB A TP FG FGA FT FTA RS A TP Martineau 3 o 6 Rosenback 2 2 2 0 4 UlahSI'ttC671 'NlberSla!1 (72) 5 Bailess 5 2 2 5 Dukes o 0 a 18 Owens 7 II o Frednckson 15 2 8 0 IS 9 " Owens 4 0 I 3 4 Phenix o I o 0 I 0 Williams 2 6 o " Stewart 7 o 4 0 4 FG FGA FT FTA R8 • TP FG FGA FT FTA RB A TP Marlinudl) . Sanlos 16 9 13 13 27 Russell 6 6 14 I 28 Sanlos 6 9 8 17 Sampsoo 21 Marllneau 2 9 o 0 3 5 • CollinS 10 6 3 9 " 20 l};tllen o 21 Manlfle3u 10 ) 16 Huston o 3 10 Wilson 5 12 10 Grube r 3 1 6 Owens 7 13 3 5 Manos 8 3 6 11 ; " Jlelkln. " Williams l Dunn 3 7 o 6 Balless WIIILJms 3 Mayhew 17 13 19 6 Deutsch 3 9 o . 6 Salllo~ 2 2 0 2 Meye-I 1rOi2 5 I 12 Edwards 5 2 MalmroS(! Bonldlli Balless 6 11 o 0 IZ Holgale 9 12 17 4 o 0 Pelkins ; Kilcne-ns 8 OW"'III Perkins Howald 0 Santos 11 18 5 26 Enckson 20 9 1 14 Hungo, o Hunger Williams 2 pmegar Caunan Wilson o 0 o o Moore 2 Meyn, o Sanders o Bergslrom Meyer 6 o 2 Macahon o TOIal 27 55 24 32 43 I) 78 W II~n TOlal 30 74 17 43 169 Hunger PerKinS o o o Free(! o Tolal 31 76 40 14 68 MllInllU"O Tolal 39 73 15 49 887 Total 30 66 13 37 24 67 Total 29 66 14 23 SI 12 72 10l1l! Tu.asTect1 3830-68 Allendanc6: 13.000 Uldn Slale 3543-78 FG Pe-rceillages' Ulah Slaw. 491: Texas Tecn.. 407 Regis 29 40- 69 A.l1endance: 5.841 Weber Siale 36 36- 72 Al1endance 10.2 78 Ulah Stale 4740 - 87 FGP ercenlaqes Ulah Siolle. .534. RegiS, .105 Ulah Siale 46 2 I-67 FG Percentages Utan Siale. 455. WecerSlala. 439 CIII~ I NOI!llfliJUI Ulah SIJlhl
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UlahSlltl19S) Brigham Young(931 UlahSlatl(92) Ulah(QO) lnlhSlIlIt68) UCLA188)
FG FGA FT FTA RB TP FG FGA FT FTA R8 A TP FG FGA FT FTA AB A TP FG FGA FT FTA A8 A TP FG FGA FT FTA RS A TP FG FGA n FTA A8 A TP Manlfleau 14 19 Law. Vance 5 11 0 2 10 Manineau 12 17 8 S 4 28 Jonas 0 5 10 8 o 2 28 o 12 o Owens 10 16 o 0 8 220 Olinde I I o 0 3 0 2 Owens 3 8 2 2 8 May o 3 o 0 0 0 Willaams 10 10 1 16 15 Judkins 10 17 3 3 6 2 23 Bailess 3 13 o 0 9 4 6 Joh~son 15 21 7 331 Williams 7 14 5 6 19 Thompson 11 13 6 6 5 28 8alless 6 Williams I 6 2 2 2 0 4 o 4 0 " sanlO S 13 20 91 2 30 Greenwood 3 7 11 10 Bailess 5 12 Z 2 12 Cheesman 10 17 II 14 15 31 SanlOS 10 14 4 11 I 23 Deane 15 18 2 2 9 WIIU;III1' 032 Martineau 3 10 o 3 6 Holland o I o 0 $amos 5 11 2 11 Handy 6 13 o 0 7 12 Owens 7 14 I 18 Malheney 6 12 5 6 5 017 !J,11101'1 Williams 2 8 o 10 Hamilton 6 o 0 2 Meyer 2 7 11 12 Runia o 3 o 0 0 Pelklns 3 Dunn 0 2 0 0 SafllO' o 2 o Hunget 2 o o Townsend 13 2 4 12 Perkins OSlarcelilc o 0 2 2 2 Meyer McCanna , Mllnllltt.lu 2 5 1 5 o 2 2 2 0 2 Meyer 2 o o Vloman B o 6 Wilson 0 Naklc 3 5 2 2 8 Hunger Hodges 0 0 0 0 Owt'lll' o o o o Per1(lns o o o SplHane 9 5 17 Tayior o 0 2 Leal/III o 0 o 0 0 0 MaYOI Tolal 38 77 19 26 40 19 9S 101.111 36 66 20 30 38 24 92 Wilson 3 o Wilkes o o 0 Law. veryl o 0 0 Aka 0 0 .I liunUI.II 2 5 o SimS 6 O ' 8 Anderson o 0 0 TOIal 32 74 943 20 68 P1ntlWIJ Total 14 15 12 38 7. 39 90 To\al 38 72 12 14 40 22 88 Perkin, Tol a! 36 67 21 2440 1693 ulan 4446-90 Mendant(!.9)02 101111 Ulah Slale 40 28-6 8 Attendance 11.657 BYU 37 46 10- 93 A.l1endance'10.270+ UlahSlale 4844-92 FGPercentages: Utah Siale .. 545: Utah.. 514 UClJ' 3949-68 FGPercenlages UlahSlale 432 UCLA 528 UlahSlale 50 33 12- 95 FG Pelcenlages Ulan Siale . .49·1. BYU. 537 UIlih (111 1111 Brlgllltlll VI (7) At Seanle, Wash. - Dec. 18 (4) At Logan - Dec. 7 (11) At Salt Laks City - Jan. 1
U"'I Sit" 166) Washlfl9Ion(16) UlahSla1l(92) BaIs&S~let68) Ullh SIltI (78) U~h(102) FG FGA FT FTA R8 A TP FG FGA Fl FTA Re A TP FG FGA Fl FT~ R8 • TP FG FGA FT FTA RB • TP Meyer o o 0 0 Mallen 6 9 9 10 2 321 FG FGA FT FTA RB A TP FG FGA FT FTA RS A IP Matlmeau 8 16 o 0 8 3 16 Connor 6 17 6 6 3 18 Malmrose o o 0 0 Neill 3 9 o I 5 6 Santos 7 12 5 7 14 I 19 Judkins 8 14 8 9 5 2 24 Owens 5 10 2 7 11 JOhnson 10 17 10 I 27 Mar1lneau 7 17 o 0 14 Dorsey ; 12 2 2 0 12 Owens 9 13 5 6 4 I 23 Deane 5 6 12 14 12 0 22 Williams 5 7 8 10 Jones 2 6 10 • o Owens 2 3 18 SCOII 2 3 2 2 5 Baitess 2 ; o Malneney 8 2 3 2 0 4 8 " MnI1IIUJ,11J Balless 8 12 7 16 McKenna o 2 o I Pinegar o 2 o 0 0 Hess o 0 o 0 0 Mat1ineau o Williams 7 2 2 3 1 10 2 " WlltllI(I\ " Santos 10 13 11 Goelz 5 o 2 Williams o 2 Randa o 0 o 2 0 Wilhams 6 o Jonas 8 6 7 513 18 Meyel 5 Mayhekl 8 2 Sa.less 2 o LeWIS o I o 0 0 Meyer , o Dunn 2 3 UlIllo,,~ Stnla' Perkins 2 3 FOSle( 8 2 Pelkins o 5 Walker 13 510 12 Hungel 10 o 210 flice o 2 '" Ow,n. Wilson 7 7 Hodges 5 2 Hunger 2 o 4 Woods 0 Perkins 7 o 2 McCanlla 3 0' Mey" Malmrose 2 o Holt 3 o Santos 7 14 7 II 20 Wlms o 0 0 PmegJ' 3 o 2 Leavil1 Perkin . Pmegar 2 Townsend o o Wilson o 2 3 2 Nielsen o 0 0 Wilson ; o 4 Grey 11ul1(J(1I Hunger Forrester o o Edwalds 11 3 8 I 14 MalmlOse o 0 Smilh 10lal 26 67 \4 20 4S 11 66 PfOflOll1 Bergslrom Siewarl 12 2 8 4 6 Bergstrom o 0 Kie-val Tolal 2; 72 18 34 42 11 68 WHIOII TOlal 40 78 12 16 63 20 92 TOlal 29 74 18 26551576 Tolal 34 83 10 1644 1878 Tota l 33 ;; 36 434018102 l otlll Boise Slale 33 35- 68 Anendance: 7.069 Ulah State 37 29-66 Allendance: 3.325 Ulah Slale )74\-78 Anendance: 15.160 lrJIIIlol,\(Ilr UlahSlale 47 45- 92 FG Percentages' UtahSlale. 513: BOlseS lale. 347 Wasnlflglon 4234 - 76 FGPercenlages: Ulah Slale . .388: WaShinglon.. 392 Ulah 4557 ·102 FGPe( Cenlages: Ulan Slate .. 410: Ulan.. 600 1)11111'.\111 28/AGGIE BASKETBALL (12' At logan - Jan. 4 (16, AIOgden, Utah -Jan.IB (20, At logan - FIb. 5
Ullh$ lltl(l1D) CalStlll·8aUrsfilld (89) UI.h Stall (76) WI"lrSIIII(S9) 8 A TP Uuh S1111(781 uc Santa BarCtlrl(69' FG FT FG FGA FT FTA HI A TP FG FGA FT FT.. R8 A TP FG FSA FT FT.. HI A TP • 12 fGA FTA HI A TP Manineau 10 17 2 7 5 21 Jonnwell 5 9 o 2 0 3 10 Bililess 9 0 7 2 8 M,,",w 18 26 9 15 20 45 o 10 o FG FGA FT FT. R8 A TP fG FGA FTFURBATP 316 Balless 5 o 3 0 8 Walberg 3 7 3 6 4 9 Perkins 6 2 5 0 5 Collins 5 19 2 214 12 Manln83u 8 14 2 2 9 18 Oliveira 10 8 8 0 0 16 Perkins Jackson. W. 10 1~ 2 5 22 Ericksen 6 13 2 3 7 1 14 22 6 6 2 2 6 8 Santos 12 o 6 8 Williams 2 6 o 0 2 4 Ridgway 6 2 0 Lantz 5 14 3 5 13 Meyer HOlgate 3 9 6 9 6 4 12 4 5 11 Santos 15 I 10 16 16 20 Bailess 5 12 o 0 9 10 Flavin • 8 2 0 4 · 13 Manos 2 3 4 4 2 2 Owens 12 Rucker 10 12 6 6 26 Manineau II 12 2 Sanlos 15 314 15 Walker I 7 2 0 2 2 0 o 0 Hunger 9 • 13 Johnson o 2 3 2 Hunger 7 17 Macahon Owens 12 o 2 to Brown 10 23 6 2' 2 Meyer 5 o Jackson, Ray o 3 5 3 Owens 6 6 Moore o 0 0 Hunget II 6 17 ChaSlain 6 o 1 Malmrose 3 2 DenuCCI o o 2 0 Pinegar o Hunsaker o 0 0 Meyer 3 3 2 SlaughI 5 o 177 9 Wilson Boon 7 2 o 2 Malmrose o Total 33 10 23 34 ~ 11 89 Perkins 2 2 Youman 3 6 Pinegar 8 3 2 11 Franklln o 2 Wilson TOlal 33 69 10 14 34 6 76 2 o Panerson o 2 Bergstom r 3 O. 6 Bfown o 0 Malmrose o o LOUX o o " 51 TOlal 16 20 49 27 110 Tola l 35 70 19 25 39 10 89 Utah 3442-76 AnendanC8: 5, 107 Pinegar 3 o " 90 Slate Total 26 68 17 23 39 '2 69 WeberSlale J.4 55-89 FGPereemages: UlahSlale, .5 12. WeberSlale .. 564 Tolal 36 .80 56 9 78 Bakershel d 39 50-89 Anendanee' 6.522 Ulah Siale 4664·110 FG Pereenlages' Utah Slate .. 522: 8akerslleld . 500 UCSania Barbara 3138-69 AttendanC8:6,74 7 (17' At logan - Jan. 20 Utah Slate 4137- 78 FGPereenlages' Utah Siale . .450. UCSB.. 382
(13, At logan - Jan . 6 UlIII 51111 ,t4) DIn"... 'II)
fa fIA fT fTA flS A If' f& fGA fl fTA RB Ut~h511'1 (74) CII SLltl·Northrldge(63) " Martineau 6 10 2 5 213 Calbari 3 8 3 5 .3 9 (21, At Missoula, Mont. - Fob. B • TP18 Bal... 3 • 5 5 Hunt 3 8 o 0 o 6 fG fGA fT fTA fIB A TP fG fCA fT fTA HB o • T' Pendns I 5 2 6 Mitchem 10 o 0 o 8 Manineau 7 II 2 3 2 16 Preslera o I 2 2 I 2 2 I 28 Meyer 12 o 4 10 Harris 3 o 0 o 0 Bal1ess 2 2 6 8 '2 10 Troner 11 22 2 215 UtIh StMI (17) lIIonLl (73) 10 02' Santos 13 714 19 ManllY o 0 o 8 .. PeJ1l:ins 5 8 2 2 4 1012 Singleton 5 11 2 6 I 11 6 Owens 12 2 1 17 Hovey 2 2 5 16 SanlOS 5 8 2 810 012 Keilh o 3 o 0 o FG FBA fT FTA III A TP FG FIlA. fT FTA fIB A TP 2 Williams o 2 7 2 Swilley 8 2 3 o 6 Owens 9 18 o 0 18 Boyen o 2 o o " Owens 7 20 5 6 6 0 19 Henkel 3 8 0 8 2 6 Hunger II 5 16 Healon 5 610 o 17 o Hunger 2 5 2 2 2 ludy 2 6 o 8 (14' At Provo, Ulah - Jan . B Utlh Stili (!l 7) CalSlltl·StlnllllUl (&2) FG FaA fT fTA AS A TP FD FGA FT fTA AB A TP (22, At Air Force - Fob. 12 T. Ullh Sllla(H) Brlghlm Young IB5) Meyer 3 8 o 0 0 4 6 Caelon o 6 2 2 • • 2 Manlneau 5 7 2 9 211 Uncoln 5 II 2 2 I 11 31 FG FGA fT FTA H8 A TP FG FGA fT FTA fiB A TP Balless 5 10 2 2 11 Souza 6 16 2 0 14 10 18 Ha1.l6y 3 • William s 3 9 o 0 513 6 Cheesman 6 15 6 10 5 2 Perkins 5 8 3 5 10 o 6 ULlh SLlll (74) Air Forcl (69) o 0 5 4 Thompson II 2 3 8 3 16 JoI'rnSlOn 6 12 8 16 , 2 Bailess 2 7 o Sanlos 2 • 5 8 Sanlos 10 17 2 6 10 22 Handy II 2 3 11 0 16 Owens 7 15 Moore o 3 o 0 12 5 " FG FGA fT FTA AS A TP FG FDA FT FTA fiB A TP • ManineAu 10 19 3 5 5 23 May 7 o 8 12 10 Wilson 10 9 8 Cromanle 2 6 o I 6 Owens 8 13 2 2 10 3 18 Re.ad 3 8 5 4 2 10 .Owens 5 10 2 2 I 12 lAw 3 12 Williams 8 3 12 Owens 5 o 0 11 Bailess o 0 o 0 2 0 SChneeberger 10 11 17 225 Meyer o 2 o 0 0 Runla 3 5 Pinegar 12 6 10 Brown 3 o o O. s..nlos 8 15 2 6 14 0 18 8useh 0 "2 o 0 0 0 Hunger 3 9 o 0 4 6 Robens o Ma!mrose 5 2 2 C3rpen1ef 2 2 0 8 Manlneau 10 6 6 615 WOOlIlon.: 3 12 o 3 0 6 .Pinegar Taylor o Pacneco o 0 3 o ° 1 2 6ergslIom 2 2 5 o Williams 8 o 21010 0IOkovich 3 12 12 12 9 86 Perkins 2 o \ 0 2 Osiareevie Woods o o 0 n Total 42 89 13 1658 2997 Meyer 2 I Saleek 10 I 9 Naklc o Tolal 35 18 14 42 22 17 TOtifl 26 68 10 1640 862 Perkins 2 6 2 Parsons o o 0 TOlal 33 60 t9 30 48 25 85 Hunger 10 2 10 Golob II 5 10 Allendance Bergstrom Slanlslaus 34 28-62 4.865 o 0 TOlai 28 69 13 23 42 19 69 UlahStale 4037 - 17 Anendance: 20,363 Utah Slate 4849-97 FG Percentages: Utah Siale .. 479: Stanislaus. 382 TOlal 33 59 6 24462674 BrignamYoung 40 45-85 FGPereenlages, Ulan Slale, .450: Brlgnam '1'oung.. 550 UlahSlale 3044 - 74 Anendance: 500 Air Force 2841-69 FGPereenlages: UlahSlale. 559. /lJr Focee.. 406 (Ig, At logan - Jan. 29 (15, At logan - Jan . 11 Ullh SI111 (103) SLlnlofd(84) (23, At logan - Fob. 15 IdlhoSIII,(86) FG fGA FT FTA HB A TP FG FCA fT FTA HS A TP •2 TP2' Utah SII" (8.4) Manmeau 12 18 2 2 4 0 26 Perry I I o 0 2 0 2 o 22 FG FGA FT fTA RB A TP FG FGA fT flA AB A TP Williams 3 8 o 0 6 10 6 B/alz 9 20 3 5 8 021 Manm6au 10 Thompson 6 12 2 2 14 Bililess 9 13 o 0 3 1 18 Bellon 3 5 3 Idaho Slate 43 43-86 Allendance: 1.216 Sianiord 40 44-84 Attendance: 7.752 Ponland Slate 46 42-88 Allendanee' 8.477 Ulah Siale 3549-84 FGPef cenlages: Ulan Siale. 451. Idaho State. 492 UlahSlale 46 57·103 FGPercentages: Ulah Stale, .557; Slaniord . .486 UtahSlale 4749-96 FG Percenlages: Utah Siale. 506: Ponland Siale . .4!)7 AGGIE BASKETBALL/29 (24) At S.nt. Barbar. - Fob. t 9 UUhSlil11 (78 ) uc Santa BJrb.m (88) fG fGA FT FTA RD A TP fG f GA FT FTA R8 A TP BcI11eSs 7 . 2 0 0 • I Brown 9 20 2 • 11 • 20 Manlneau 12 3 5 10 11" Walker 6 18 2 2 17 • 14 Sanlos 1~ I. 8 12 2. Stevenson '5 a a 7 5 " Meyer 11 3 2 13 Oliveira '3 7 8 2 2 2' Williams 8 a 10 8 Youman 3 0 0 2 Hunger 3 a a a Ridgway 6 0 Owens 9 a 0 • Slaugh! 0 PerkinS 0 a 0 Flavin . I 4 Chastain 2 2 To"" 33 71 '2 23 46 15 78 Tale a 0 Oppon. Torar 37 82 18 5? 18 88 Air For UI.lh $rale 39 5-78 " UCS anla AnenCl UtahS lale 3928-67 ATtendance . 3,875 Brighal CoioradoS r310 3045 - 75 FG PercenlClQlIs Ulah Slal\! . .50B, ColoradOSrJle. 459 BrighJl The Spectrum Butler Cache , An average of almost 8,000 fans a game have and uses the c luster sound program. Cache I (26) AI Denvor, Colo. - Fsb. 22 watched the Agg ies in action in seven years Scoreboards are installed at each en d of the Califon Cal Sa since the dedication of the Spectru m, December Spect ru m. Cal St, Ut, h Sta' i ,II, Oenver (771 1, 1970 (USU defeated Ohio State, 95-89). Cal St, f O fGA n n A AB A TP fC feA FT FTA RB A TP Cal St, Manmeau • I 2 9 Ransom 9 IS 5 7 5 23 Some 754,779 fans have filed through the Spectrum Attendance Owens 3 10 0 • 6 Cuban 6 12 0 0 12 Cal. SI, Williams • • 24 Mitchem 6 2 1 3 turnstiles in USU 's 84 home games during that 6 12 15 SINGLEGAME HIGHS CCNY Salless 3 "5 a a Heal0n 13 2 I 3 19 • le time. 11,114 vs. BYU - Jan. 20, 1973 Sanl OS 12 20 I 15· 28 Man y 3 2 3 Cen(oll Meyer Swllle't a 0 71 2 • a a The Spectrum - one of the nation's most 10,845 vs. BYU - Jan. 23, 19 Clarion Pinegar 2 a a Hovey 0 . 10,746 vs. BYU - Feb. 1, 1975 Perkins 2 2 4 Cnamplln a C)ark's complete college arenas - comfortably seats 10,477 vs. Weber State - Feb. 23,197 1 Hunge' 5 0 0 Hall,s Clark '5 8ergsrlom 0 2 I a 10,270 (5,000 student capac ity and 3,800 season 10,322 vs . BYU (N CAA) - March t3 , t 971 TOlal 3' n 15 40 17 77 Clearl;! TOlal 35 66 18 28 45 1588 10,278 vs. Weber State - Dec. 10, 1976 ticket availabilities). All are chair back seats 10,270 vs. BYU - Dec. 4, 1976 Colora( Ulah Siale 35 53- 88 Att endante 496 done in a pleasant color scheme of light orange, 10,261 vs. Weber Siale - Jan. 22 , 1975 Co)ora( Denvcr 39 38- 77 FGPe rcentages Ulah Siale, .530: Oenver. 472 dark orange, light gold and yell ow. There are 36 10,253 vs. Weber Sial e - Jan. 21 , 1976 Co)ora( 10,235 vs. Weber State - Jan. 11, 1973 Colora( rows of seats completely encirc ling the floor. 10,230 VS. BYU - Jan. 24, 1974 Combl! (27) At Log. n, Utah - Mar. 1 Virtually every need common to the staging of 10,138 VS. Utah - Jan. 8, 1976 10,090 VS. Utah - Jan. 17, 1974 Creigll l a major college game or tournament is provided 10,035 VS. Oral Robert s - Feb. t8 , t975 Dayton Ul.1Ih SUle (7 1) Arlzon.1lSutel781 for inc luding complete dressing room and 10,029 vs. Weber Siale - Jan. 13, 1973 Delaw t o,025 VS. New Mex. State - Feb. 27 , 1971 DenvOl fC FCA fT FTA RB A TP fC fGA fT FTA R8 A TP meeting room fac ilities for four teams. Aggie Meyer 3 6 a 0 2 2 6 TayllJ( 10 a a 2 8 Denve! Malmrose 2 a a 3 a 2 Holliman 13 2 5 16 teams use the north locker rooms and the AVERAGEHOME ATTENDANCE Owens 16 a a 3 3 12 Hams 7 a I a 6 DePaul Willrams I 10 0 1 Na , 10 8,812 (140,968 to tal for 16 games) 1970·71 a 3 " Sh 9 a 12 visitors the south facilities. The teams enter the Desero $anlo s 12 22 3 10 a 27 LandSbe rger 12 12 12 11 7,368 (103,15510 tallor 14 games) 197t ·72 Delrolt Balless 3 8 a 6 2 6 leno 11 a 5 10 playing floor via nearby ramps. 7, 149 (107,226 lo r t5 games) 1972·73 Martineau 6 11 2 a .. Srms 2 a 2 7,022 (98,30 4 for 14 games) 1973·74 Doane Hunger 2 a 2 DaVIS 5 11 The playing floor is permanent and is con PerkIns 0 a a Kuch3rsky 0 0 7,809 (109,33 t for 14 games) t974·75 Drake Nlmphlus structed of maple on a cushi on, over concrete . TOlal 33 77 6 43 19 11 2 7,346 (80,802 lor 11 games) 1975·76 Duque, TOlal 33 10 12 2451 127 8 The sound system is the most modern available 7,666 (1 t4 ,993 for 12 games) 1976·77 Easton Ea All zonaS iale 3840 - 18 Af1eru:t3nte9 .680 ston Ulah Slale 383 3- 11 FG Percentages: Ulan Slale.. 429. AfIlona Siale.. 471 Eas ten 30/AGGIE BASKETBALL Aggies versus Opponents Alltime Lettermen Opponent W L First Game Ecker Studio . . .. 2 3 1937-38 Montana Mines .. 4 0 1921-22 Stanford. .3 3 1933-34 1907 1915 Air Force...... 7 2 1962-63 Emporia State .. 0 1 1948-49 Montana State. .. 73 38 1913-14 St. Bonaventure...... 2 0 1947-48 American...... 2 0 1963-64 Evansville . .2 0 1967-68 Morehead State ... 1 0 1965-66 St. Francis (Pa.). 1 0 1970-7 1 Brossard,Edgar Johnson,Carl Cook,LashbrOOk L, Packard,David Russell American fnstitute , , , , , , , 1 0 1946-47 Fresno State .3 1 1963-64 MI. SI. Charles ,,, 6 1 1921-22 SI. Joseph (Pa,) , " " 1 1 1946-47 Daley, Ernesl Pnce. lew mar Nebraska ,, 0 1 1960-61 SI. Louis, 0 1 1967-68 Arizona, .3 0 1958-59 FI. Douglas, "",20 1942-43 Herman 1951-52 ,1 1960-61 Nevada-Reno, , , , 9 0 1935-36 SI. Mary's (Cali!.) . ,,2 1 1939-40 Arizona State , , , , , , , , , , , 8 5 GeorgiaTech 0 Izall, George 1916 Arkansas, , ' ,1 0 1971-72 Gila College. ,,1 0 1931-32 New Mexico, , 18 3 1951-52 SI. Peter's (N.J.) . . . 1 1 1968-69 Jorgenson, Floyd Armour Creamery, ,,1 0 1930-31 Gonzaga ,,4 1952-53 New Mexico State . , 4 5 1960-61 Swedish Nationals , , 1 0 1966-67 McNeil,W. I. Gardner,Rulhon Armstrong Tires . .1 0 1942-43 Hamline 0 1950-51 New Orleans . ,, 1 1 1974-75 Temple . ,,0 1 1973-74 Petersen, Preston Johnson,Carl ".",, Siewan Athletes In Action ,, 1 1 1968-69 Hancock Oil . ,, 0 1 1932-33 New York University. , , 3 1 1952-53 Tennessee. " ,0 2 1949-50 Reese,L . LaVern Parkinson, Ezra Augustana (S.D.) , , , , , , , . 1 0 1971-72 Hastings College " . 1 0 1937-38 Niagra, , 1 0 1959-60 TexacoOil . 1 0 1932-33 Kapple,Dixon Clarence Mohr, Andy Austrafian Nationats , " . 1 0 1966-67 Hawaii ,2 0 1946-47 Nol1h Dakota. , , , ,0 1 1928-29 Texas. 1 0 1938-39 1908 Bayfor. ,,,,,,,. 1 0 1954-55 Houseof David 2 0 1932-33 Nol1h East Louisiana. ,, 1 0 1974-75 TexasA&M 1 0 1963-64 1917 1913-14 1972-73 Nol1h Texas ,, 1 0 1975-76 Texas Christian .1 0 1960-61 BCH. 1 0 Houston Baptist. 1 0 State. Brossard, Edgar 1973-74 1961-62 Notre Dame , 0 2 1967-68 Texas Tech . " . 2 1 1972-73 Boise State ' , , , , , , , ... , 3 1 Houslon ' . . . . . , , . . . . . 1 1 . Cook,La shbrookL. Clyde,George 0 , 38th Infantry . . 1 0 1929-30 Boston College , 0 1 1964-65 Idaho ,,6 9 1945-46 Occidental . ,, 1 0 1924-25 Jones. William Jarvis, Orin Bowling Green . " " 1 0 1970-71 Idaho All-Stars . ,,1 0 1926-27 Ogden Boosters . ,, 1 0 1933-34 Toledo, 0 1 1958-59 Parkinson,Ezra B, Mohr,Andy Bradley ...... , , , . 1 2 1946-47 Idaho College, .2 0 1926-27 OgdenPioneers , 1 0 1940-4 t Tremonton Athletic Club , .1 0 1920-21 Trinity (Tex.) . 0 t973-74 Branch Ag COllege . ,,5 0 1913-14 Idaho State (Southern) ... 22 11 t942-43 Ohio , , , , , ..... , ... . ' , 0 1958-59 ' " 1 1909 1918 Brigham Young College.... 9 4 1909·10 Illinois . , . 0 1 1953-54 Ohio State. , 2 1962-63 Tulane .2 1 1970-71 Brigham Young .. .. 72 95 1908-09 Indiana , ,0 1 1976-77 Oklahoma, , , 0 1 1938-39 Tulsa ...... , 0 2 1965-66 Cook,Lashb rookL. JarVIS, Orin Butler. 2 0 1962-63 Indiana State , .,,1 0 1972-73 OklahomaCity , 2 0 1959-60 UCLA. 3 6 1932-33 Dixon. Asael Nielson. Joseph . 1 0 1929-30 Coburn,John Sumsion, Glenn CacheAll-Stars .4 0 1912-13 Iowa. 0 1 1949-50 OneidaStake Academy. , , ,2 2 1912-13 Union Pacific. United .2 0 1931-32 Egbert, Archie Mohr,Andy CacheCoaches , ,1 0 1944-45 Iowa State , 1950-51 Oral Robel1s. , 1 1 1974-75 Billiards """",22 USCFrosh . ",1 0 1924-25 Egbert,Ivan California. 1931-32 Italian AthletiC Club 0 1 1934-35 Oregon . " .. .. ,, 24 1935-36 Peterson,D. """ ",55 "." Utah , , , , , 67 97 1908-09 1919 Cal. Santa Barbara 1970-71 Kansas , . 2 4 1935-36 OregonState , 2 6 1939-40 Whllehead,(Winifred) ".". 22 Utah Athletic Association , ' , 1 0 1920-21 Cal. State-Bakersfield 1 0 1976-77 KansasState , . . 0 2 1949-50 Pacific. ' 7 1 1951-52 Worley,Clyde UTEP(Texas Western) , .. , 1 4 1962-63 Cal. State-Fullel1on... , , .. 1 0 1972-73 Kearns . ... 0 1 1944-45 Pacific Athletic Club. , 2 0 1924-25 1910 Vico Oil. .1 0 1928-29 Cal. State-Nol1hridge . , ,, 1 0 1976·77 Kent State , ' 1960-61 PasadenaAthletic Club. , , , 0 1 1931-32 """,20 Villanova. ,,1 0 1959-60 1920 Cal. State-Stanislaus , , . , , 1 0 1976-77 Kentucky. ' , , , , , ..... , , 0 1 1957-58 PasadenaMajors , 2 1 1932-33 Hobson. Ivan Washington. 2 2 1962-63 CCNY. 0 1 1947-48 Kentucky Wesleyan 1 1 1955-56 PennsylvaniaAthletic Club. , 0 1 1936-37 COOk.La shbrook L. Andrus, Leonard Washington (SI. Louis) , 1 3 1953-54 Centenary " " 1 1 1965-66 Kurley Kilowatts. , , . , , .. , 1 0 1938-39 Pepperdine , . , ,2 2 1951-52 Hancock,Heber Jarvis, Lester Washington State. , , , 7 1 1946-47 VanOreen, P . B. Clarion State , . " 1 0 1951-52 LaSalle , ' 1 1 1963-64 Piggly-Wiggly of Logan . ... 1 0 1932-33 Kirk, Harvey Watkins Motor, , " , 1 0 1937-38 Egbert,Ivan Clark's All-Stars , .. .. , , , , 1 0 1939-40 Los Angeles State. 3 1 1951-52 Pittsburgh .1 1 1949-50 Hanson,Percy Wall's All-Stars. " . 3 0 1938-39 McMullen,Tommy Clark's Insurance, .... , , ,1 0 1933-34 Lambuth College . 1 0 1934-35 Pol1land . 12 2 1953-54 Weber High School. " " . 1 0 1913-14 1911 Mohr,Andy Clearfield. ' , , " . " . 1 0 1945-46 Lawrence TeCh. , , .... , , , 2 1 1947-48 Poll land State ... , ... , , , 1 0 1976-77 Weber Junior College . 9 2 1938-39 Spencer,Sydney Colorado , . 4 15 1937-38 LDS College, . 1 4 1908-09 Preston AthletiC Club 2 0 1921-22 Weber Stake 1 0 1908-09 Hobson, Ivan CoforadoCollege , " " , 1 0 1933-34 Lincoln AthletiC Club, , , ... 1 0 1924-25 Providence ".,,1 2 1959-60 Hancock,Heb er Weber State. " . 6 6 1970-71 1921 ColoradoState College, ,,5 1 1925-26 Logan Coaches ' " 1 0 1920-21 Regis , .3 2 1948-49 Egbert,Ivan Western Athletic Club . , , .. 1 0 1921-22 ColoradoState, ... 4831 1937-38 Logan Elks .2 0 1934-35 Rexburg Athletic Club. .,1 0 1918-19 Hanson,Percy West Texas State . ,4 4 t958-59 CombinedTeams , , . , , , , , 1 0 1932-33 Logan Marines ,1 0 1942-43 Ricks College. .2 0 1918-19 1912 Kirk, Harvey Western Kentucky ,0 2 1947-48 Creighton 2 2 1962-63 Long BeachAthletic Club. o 2 1931-32 Rutgers. 0 1 1966-67 McMullen,Tommy Whilwol1h College " , . 0 1 1956-57 Dayton 0 1 1957-58 Long Island . " , 1 1 1946·47 SacramentoState. 2 1 1951-52 Pelerson,R. Maughan.Joe Whillier College , 1 0 1929-30 Robinson Lamont Delaware 1 0 1969-70 Loras . 0 1 1946-47 Salt Lake High School, .. , . 1 1 1909-10 Peterson,Hugh , Wichita State. 3 1948-49 Brossard, Howard Smith, Dm'er Edwin DenverAthletic Club . , . , .. 2 0 1933-34 Los Angeles Athletic Club .. 1 3 1924-25 San DiegoDeMolay . 1 0 1924-25 ' " . 5 Willamelle College . . 1 0 1941-42 Crookston, R. Burns Spencer, Sid Denver . . 5235 1922-23 Louisiana State . .... 2 0 1970-71 San Diego State " " 1 0 1962-63 Wilmering YMCA 0 1 1935-36 Mohr, Ernest DePaut .. 1 0 1973-74 Loyola (Calif. ) 5 0 1961-62 San FranCisco , ,, 1 7 1935-36 Owen, Cynl 1922 Wisconsin . , , , , , , , 0 1 1969-70 Deseret News. 1 0 1930-31 Manhattan, 1 1 1936-37 San FranCiscoState . 2 0 1951-52 ... .. Wisconsin- Milwaukee , , 1 0 1973-74 Detroit. 0 1 1960-61 McMillian Rings, " " . 1 0 1934-35 San Jose State , 7 1935-36 1913 Hammond,Owen Cyril Wisconsin-Stout. . , 1 0 1972-73 DoaneCollege ' " . 1 0 1973-74 Miami (Ohio) , ,1 0 1952-53 Santa Clara 2 2 1951-52 Hanson, Percy Wyoming , , , 20 42 1929-30 Owen,Cyril Harris, Sterling Drake, ,,0 1 1959-60 Michigan Slate. ,1 0 1962-63 Seattle 1413 1956-57 ...... ,. Xavier (Ohio) , 2 0 1966-67 Anderson, Hans Lmdsay,Claude Duquesne. 0 1 1947-48 Minnesola 2 1 1964-65 South Dakola State. " . 1 0 1960-61 "",, Yellow Cab . 1 0 1925-26 Crookston,R. Burns Maughan,Joseph Eastern Kenlucky ,0 1 1975-76 Mint Cafe . 1 0 1938-39 Southern California ... , , , . 5 7 1924-25 YMCA, , . 0 1 1909-10 Peterson,John IVinS, Lorraine Eastern Oregon 1 0 1941-42 Missouri . , 1 1 1967-68 Southern Mississippi . .2 1 1972-73 Pelerson, R. Robinson. lamoOl Eastern Washington .. , , .. 2 2 1952-53 Montana _ .25 13 1913-14 Springfield (Mass.) 1 0 1946-47 TOTALS , 763596 Mohl , Ernesl Schaub, WesleyGeorge AGGIE BASKETBALU31 1923 1929 Pelly, Cleo Bingham, Delben Hoffman, Verne Cook, Ben Kirby. Gordon Jensen. Sid Olsen. Dave 1972 Ryan. Kenl Broberg. John HolmSlead. Earl Downs, Ralph Lockeyer, Joe Nale. Dennis Powell, Les Boalwrighl. Jim Baker, H. Cecil Call. Joseph Wardell. Claylon Clark. Charles JOhnson, Clarke Gardner, Spence Polak, Frank Perry. Max Parrish. Alan Cooley. Pal Cowley. Floyd Davis. Carl WailS, Conley Izall. Edwin Jorgenson, Lee Gobbie, Tom Smilh , Ted Rilchie. Roy O'Brien , DenniS Hansen, Glen Hammond, Owen Cyril Henrie, DeWayne Woods, Venis Jacobsen. Lloyd Maughan. Ralph Hays, Andy Warily. Don Walker, Gilben Stewan. Tom Halch, Ron (Offf Ivins, Lorrame Smart. Theron James, Leonard Packer, Allen Miller, John WIlbon, Tyler ROlh,S ieve Laurrski, Bob Robinson, Lamond Tale. Sharon 1935 Lindquist, Ray Sorenson, Evan Peterson. Bob 1957 Love, Lalayelle Crowlher. Clillon Wade. Ellis Morros, Clyde Langslon, Veri Sewell, Keith 1962 1967 Facer. Elmer (mgr.) Pavlish, Bryan Kirk . Harvey Walkins. Delos Morris, Floyd Williams. Fred Sprrngman. Bob Bales, Jay 1957· Hansen, Harold Tebbs. Jeff Maker, Cecil WonhinglDn, Glen Reading. Roland Tucker. Darrell Bailey. Larry Casey. Mike Bunce. Larry Gardner. Rollie Thompson, Ken Schaub. GeorgeWe sley Rowe. Bus (mgr.) 1947 Bee/on, Martell Dow, Randy Ennenga, Pele Garll. Elmo Wakelield, Terry 1958· Woodside, Howard 1940 1952 Conley, Terry Green. Cornell Hallman, Shaler Henderson. Dean Chesbro, Charles Spencer. George(mgr .) 1930 Haggeny. Sam Goldsberry. Reid Hale, Hal McNiel, Frank Agricola, Calvin Cleverly. James Br wn Cordell 1973 Sanders. Newell o , Lockeyer, Joe Haney. Darnel Hoffman. Paul 1959 Pelly. Cleo Baugh. Evan Abrams. Marvin Clark. Jack Allsop, Warren Smllh . Ted Hasen, Mark Jones, Clarence Boalwrighl, Jim Ryan. Kenl Bingham, Delben Gilmore. Frank C. COOk. Ben Theus. 1924 Bennion. Donald Hal Holman, Don Parrish, Alan Haws, Rich Skousen. Willard James. Leonard Jones. Norm Gardner. Dale Polak, Frank 1960 Campbell, Everell Garn, Daryl Powell, Les Lauriskl. Bob Wade. Edward Lindquisl, Ray Johnson, Clarke Golding, Fred Adamson. Herben (mgr.) DaVIS. Carl Johnson, Phil Smilh , Fred " Luckie" Love, Lalayelle Watson, Eldon Morris, Clyde Jorgenson, C. Percy Harbenson, Bob Baker. H. Cecil Drysdale. Elwood 1958 Puzey. Bill Smith. Jimmy Moore, Jimmy 1961 - Wes!. Shelby Morris, Floyd Jorgenson. Lee Hayes. Andy Crowlher, Clillon Remund, Clive Nate. Dennis Slewan, Tom Pavlish, Bryan Reading, Roland Hansen. Norvel "Nag " Hull, Bill Walls, Joe Kirk. Harvey Walkins, Delos Bales. Jay Hislop, Craig (mgr.) Rock, Mike 1936 Cardon. Guy(mgr.) Ryan. Bill Lindley, Earl 1962 Hammond, Cyril (Owe n) Young. C. George Bee/on. Manell Lyons, Delano Tenhoeve. Mark Sorenson, Evan Sewell. Keilh Anhur IVins. l orraine Parkinson. Selh Andreason. Granl Crane. Bob 1968 Thompson. Ken 1941 VanNoy, Jay Springham. Bob Sanders. Newell Childs. M. (mgr.) Slanlon, Paul Cullimore , Ralph 1963 1963 Robinson, Lamoni Tucker, Darrell Haggeny , Sam Tolleslrup, Tim Gardner, Rollre Baugh, Evan 1974 WoodSIde,H oward 1948 Tuh. Don Ipsen. Bob Angle, Larry Wade, Dick Garll. Elmo Cullimore. Gran! Weiss, Jack Klolovich, Mark Casey, Mike Bean, Chrrs Boalwrighl, Jim 1964 Henne.Owaine 1931 Goales. Raeldon Drakulich. Nick Abrams. Marvin Polak, Frank Collier, Troy Halimon, Shaler Dressen, Dan Nielsen, CaOiril Henderson, Dean Hughes, AusUn ChilO, Rawson Hawley. Warren 1953 Reaveley,Joe ESles, Wayne Jefferson. Jessie Haws, RIch Allsop. Warren G. Pelly, Cleo Izall, Edwin Done, Nalhan K. 1965 Thayer, Jim Goldsberry, Reid Jeppesen. Paul Malmrose, Gary Bellislon, Carl Ryan. Kenl Maughan, Glen GIllmore, Frank Brown, Cordell Theus, Hal Hasen, Mark Smilh , Jimmy Moore, Jimmy 1925 Bennion, Donald Skousen, Willard Mayne, Jack Hansen Norvel " Nag" Clark, Jack Walbeck, Daryl Hanson, Ralph Siewan, Tom Owens, Darryl 1966· Cropley. Virgil Wade, Edward Pulnik, John Jones. Norm Gardner, Dale Jenson, Ken! Reed, Blair Baker. H Cecil Drysdale, Elwood Walson, Elden Reading, Roland Johnson, Rollo Ray Crowlher. Chllon Habenson. Bob 1959 Johnson, Phil 1969 Rock. Mike Moesinger, Gilben Wesl, Shelby Ryan, Richard Jorgenson, Lee Hull. Bill Warfel. Joe Tenhoeve, Mark 1967 Hawley, warren Parkinson, Selh DeMoisey, Ralph (mgr.) SImpson, Harold MurdOCk.Kenl Johnson. Ban Agoraslos. ChriS WailS, Gary Bean, Chrrs Thompson, Ray Henrie. Dwaine WalkIns, Delos Trane. Kerlh Murdock. Bob lindley, Earl Cullimore, Ralph Nielsen. Cantril WIlco x, Ellon 1937 Schenk, Edward Puzey. Bill Casllelon. Sian 1968· Sprrngman, Bob Fowers, Blair Epps, Ed 1975 Sanders. Newell Young. George 1942 Sorenson, Evan Adams. H. R. Tucker , Darrell Garn, Darrell 1964 Woodside. Howard Van Nay, Jay Erickson. John Gregg. Ed Anderson. Lorm Allen, AqUIlla Tuh, Don Garll. Elmo Graham. Harley 1969· Davis. P. (mgr.) 1932 Jorgenson, C. Percy Angle, Larry Haws, Rich Andreason, Gran! Baugh. Evan Goldsberry. Reid Jellerson , Jessre Nelson. RIchard (mgr.) Collier. Troy Malmrose. Gary Broberg. John 1954 Hull. Don Jeppesen, Paul 1926 Allsop, Warren Briggs. Melvin Dillebrand. Mickey Martineau. Blair 1970 Bunker. Rober/ CullImore, Granl Ipsen. Bob Marrioll, Brenl Bellislon , Carl 1949 ESles. Wayne Reed, Blair Garll. lmo Adams oy Hawley, Warren Campbell . Everell E CurtiS. Q((in , B d LInd, Richard Robens, Marvin Moore. Jimmy Andersen, LaDell Hanson, Ralph Gibbons, Raben Chrlslensen, Guy Goales. Raeldon Durranl, Bill Brown. Cordell Mich'l, Ron Tolleslrup , Tim Rock, Mike 1971 · Berrell, Ken Jones. Steve Mar/indale. AddlnglOn Cropley, Virgil Hansen, Thad Grillen. DIck Clark, Jack Perry . Max Wade, Dick Sanlos, Mike Done. Nalhan K. Long, Myron Neilsen. Canlfil Drysdale, 'Elwood ParkInson. Berkley Hollman, Verne Condie. Frank Rice. Jim Engleslead, Kay (mgr.) Tenhoeve, Mark Downs. Ralph Walker, LeRoy 1972 Newell Pelerson, Arden Maughan. Glen Harbenson. Bob Scholield, Jerry Thompson, Ray Sanders, Harri3, Rulon Wail S, Gary Reeve. Eldrow Hazen, Frank Hull. BIll Theus, Hal 1970 Wade. EllIS Van Kampen, Rudolph Maughan, Ralph WIdmer, Gene Williams. Oscar Jones, Norman JOhnson, Ban Williams, Harold Young, George Ryan. Kenl Trane. Keilh 1973 Johnson. Rollo Sp Bob WOr/hinglOn.G len YealeS, LaRue Wade, Edward Crookslon. Burns rrngham. 1960 Bean. Chris 1976 Jorgenson , Calvin P. 1965 Miles, Ferris (mgr.) Gillespie. Kennelh (mgr.) Wesl, Shelby Corey, Raben (mgr ) Tuh. Don Engleslead, Kay (mgr.) 1974 Hall, HarOld Jr. (mgr.) Murdock. Bob Tucker. Darrell Auur, Don Edsall, Leonard Epps, Ed Bailess, PreSIOn Nrelsen. Lynn Gregg. Ed 1927 1933 1943-44 Hancey, Gene(mgr .) CullImore, Ralph Ennenga. Pele Erickson. John 1938 Rasmuson.Mahl on Malmrose, Gary Dixon, Nale ESles. Wayne Halch, Ron 1975· No competition Slone. Harvey Martineau. Blair Davis, Carl Allsop, Warren Agricola, Calvin 1955 Jensen. Sid Dillebrand . MIckey Jeppesen, Paul due 10 war Meyer, Jell Hawley, Warren Campbell. Everell Anderson, Lorin Green, Cornell Hale. Hal Robens. Marvin 1950 Owens, Darryl 1976· Mar/indale. Addinglon Hansen. Harold Andreason. Granl Adams, Boyd Mlch'l, Ron Hunsaker, Kenl Tebbs, Jell 1945 Anderson, Dave Perry, Max Jones. Steve Reed, Blair Neilsen. CanUIi Lamber!. Joe Broberg. John Andersen, LaDell Tolleslrup , T,m BOOlh, Richard Lee Rasmussen. Paul ones. Clare Rock. MIke Sanders. Newell McNiel. Frank Cook. Slerling Abrams. MarVin BerreU. Ken J nce Wade. Dick Brown, Cordell Rilchre, Roy Sanlos. Mike Wade, EllIS Pelly, Cleo Goales. Raeldon Anderson, Kay Cook. Ben Long. Myron Wakefield. Terry Chnstensen. lvan Sc Ma Ear Taylor, Craig Wonhinglon. Glen Wardell. Claylon Garll, Elmo BelliSlon, Ganh Done. Nalhan K. holield, Jerry ckbee, sell Williams. Nale Dunn. Pal Walls. Gary Parrish, Alan Smilh. Kennelh (mgr.) WailS. Conley James. Leonard Condie. Willmore Ducich, Dan 1977 Geddes. Dale Wilbon. Tyler ROlh, Sieve Wes!. Shelby Jacobsen. lloyd Hale. Lyle Gobbre,Tom 1971 Goodrich. Gary Wonhen, Alan Smrlh, Tim Bailess, PreSion 1928 Woods. Verlis Lindquisl. Ray HolmSlead, Earl Haws, Dale (mgr.) (15 pi, Johnson, Ban Hull. Don Hunger. Dean Pelerson. John (mgr.) Olsen. Oman Lewis, Dale Hazen. Frank Walker. LeRoy Bees. Waller Shields. Marlin Kent Epp Ed Malmrose, Gary Davis. Carl Parkinson, Berkley Maughan. Conway Johnson. Rollo Durran!. s, warily, Don 1961 Martineau. Blair Henrre.De Way ne 1934 Peterson. Arden Mounison. Grant Jorgensen. C. P. Robens, Marvrn 821 1966 Meyer, Jell Marlindale. Addinglon Reeve. Eldrow Nelson. Clinlon Miller, John Halch, Ron Anderson Wad Laurisk ob Owens. Darryl 745 Nielsen. Canlfil Adams. Alma Wimmer. Alben Wankier, Udell A. Nielsen, LIndy 1956 , e Angle. Larry l. B FIveCOai.Gregg Wakefield, Terry Perkins. Rawlee Smarl. Theron Hansen. Harold Hoggan. Drummond Pelerson. Bob Ennenga. Pele 718 Floyd, Donald Joe Ford. Slish Love, Lalayelle Pinegar. Sieve Tale. Sharon Henderson. Dean 1946 Bailey. Larry 671 Sanlos, Mike Wade. EllIS GUlke, Ralph 1939 1951 Chrislensen. Ivan Green. Cornell Hale, Hal Tebbs. Jell Williams, Oscar Wonhinglon, Glen Lamberl . Joe Chesbro. Charles Dunn. Pal Haney. Darnell Hunsaker, Kenl Thompson. Ken 641 Holman, Don Nale Wilson, Marc Roland. Lewis E. (mgr.) McNrel. Frank Agricola. Calvin Gilmore, Frank Andersen, LaDell Johnson. Don Jones, Clarence Williams, 627 32JAGGIE BASKETBALL Team Totals Year-by-Year 1000-Point Club (offenseand defense) FieldGoals - % FreeThrows - % Rebounding Scoring Name(years) Sophomore Junior Senior Career 1957-58 576-1634 .358 367-583 .629 947 39.5 1517 64.0 673-1714 .392 383-591 .648 1234 51.4 1729 720 · WayneEstes (1962-65) 27-539: 19.96 29-821: 28 .3 19-641' 33.7 75-2001 26.7 1958-59 782-1837 .425 401-615 .652 1381 53.1 1965 75.5 CornellGreen (1959-62) 29-615 21.2 26-530: 20.4 29-745: 25.7 84-1890 : 22.5 704-1922 .366 391-596 .657 1311 50.4 1799 69.2 1959-60 875-2073 .422 501-746 .670 1618 55.8 2271 78.3 Marvin Roberts(1968-71) 26-718:27.6 28-627: 22.3 24-499: 20.7 78-1844: 23.6 778-2179 356 379-587 .645 1370 47.2 1935 66.7 ShalerHalimon (1966-68) 26-613: 23.5 25-671: 26.9 51-1284: 25.2 1960-61 727-1842 .394 427-671 .621 1354 52.0 1879 72.3 BobLauriski (1970-73) 27-337: 12.4 26-453: 17.4 26-476: 18.3 79-1266: 16.0 731-1837 .397 435-629 .691 1291 49.6 1861 71.5 RichHaws (1972-75) 26-346: 13.3 26-346: 13.3 27-563: 20.9 79-1255: 15.8 1961-62 829·1961 .422 541-827 .654 1511 52.1 2202 75.9 Jim Boatwright(1971-74) 26·271: 10.4 26·486: 18.6 26·481: 18.5 78-1238 : 15.9 749·1932 .387 498-762 .653 1323 45.6 1996 68.8 Max Perry(1958-61) 26-347: 13.3 29·468: 16.1 26-42116.1 81-1236: 15.2 1962-63 802·1802 .445 459-653 .702 1323 49.0 2063 76.4 695·1785 .389 395·625 .632 1245 46.1 1785 66.1 JimmyMoore (1972-75) 26-244: 9.4 26·400: 15.4 27-520: 19.3 79-1164: 14.7 1963-64 975·2173 .449 571-769 .743 1445 49.8 2527 87.1 BertCook (1950-52) 34·589: 17 .3 29·544: 18.7 63-113317.9 873·2053 .425 531-751 .707 1342 46.3 2277 78.5 TroyCollier (1962-64) 27·493: 18.2 29-616: 21.2 56-1109: 19.8 1964-65 862·2042 .422 412-567 .727 1304 52.2 2136 85.4 Nate Williams(1969-71) 28-608: 21.7 27·472: 17.4 55-1080 19.6 760·1696 .448 516-747 .691 1198 47.9 2036 81.4 Pat Dunn(1953-56) 20-228 11. 4 22-309: 14 .0 26·481: 18.5 68-1018: 14 .9 1965-66 841· 1884 .446 471-700 .673 1268 48.8 2153 82.8 Bill Hull (1951-54) 25-276: 11.0 29·445: 15.3 25-286: 11.4 79-1007: 12.7 821·1883 .436 498-717 .695 1287 49.5 2140 82.3 BobIpsen (1957-59) 24·432: 18.0 26-569: 21.8 50-1001: 20.0 1966-67 904·1995 .453 479-699 .685 1343 48.0 2287 88.0 796·1891 .421 424·615 .689 1254 44.8 2016 77.5 1967-68 851·1933 .440 496-743 .668 1333 53 .3 2198 87.9 833·2004 .411 505·715 .706 1377 55.1 2171 86.8 1968-69 821·1843 .445 494-770 .642 1314 50.5 2136 82.2 892·1924 .464 498-735 .678 1253 48.2 2282 87.8 1969-70 1008·2153 .470 603-825 .731 1566 54.0 2619 90.3 Best Best 902·2172 .410 600-851 .700 1322 45.6 2404 82.9 1970-71 884·1859 .476 557-776 .720 1324 49.0 2325 86.0 Scoring Averages Rebound Averages 802·1833 .440 513-754 .680 1142 42.3 2117 78.4 1971-72 858·1886 .450 431-600 .720 1182 45.2 2147 82.5 2159 83.0 857·1876 .460 445·643 .690 1232 47.4 33.7 Wayne Estes, 1964-65 13.9 Cornell Green, 1959-60 1972-73 918·1860 .494 362-480 .739 1143 43.9 2198 84.5 28.3 WayneEstes , 1963-64 13.9 Marvin Roberts, 1969-70 856-1854 .460 334-472 .700 1063 40.9 2046 78.7 1973-74 877·1795 .489 391-546 .7 16 1198 46.2 2145 82.5 27.6 Marvin Roberts, 1968·69 13.7 WayneEstes, 1964-65 794-1794 .443 391-573 .683 1057 40.7 1979 76.1 26.8 Shaler Halimon, 1967-68 13.2 Tyler Wilbon, 1960-61 1974-75 951·1899 .501 391-548 .714 1183 43.8 2293 84.9 25.6 Cornell Green, 1961-62 13.0 Wayne Estes, 1963-64 845-1898 .445 403-576 .700 1146 42.4 2093 77.5 23.5 Shaler Halimon, 1966-67 12.9 Jerry Schoefield, 1958·59 1975-76 841-1852 .454 267-400 .668 1087 41.8 1949 75.0 22.4 Marvin Roberts, 1969-70 12.5 Marvin Roberts, 1968-69 810-1782 .455 361·504 .716 1163 45.1 1981 76.2 22.3 Ed Gregg, 1975-76 12.3 Troy Collier, 1963-64 1976-77 350-517 2186 80.1 918·1904 .482 .677 1184 43.9 21 .9 Jimmy Smith, 1967-68 12.3 Cornell Green, 1960-61 845-1878 .450 428-604 .709 1178 43.6 2118 78.4 21.8 Bob Ipsen, 1958-59 12.0 Jerry Schoefield, 1959-60 21.7 Nate Williams, 1969-70 11.9 Tyler Wilbon, 1959-60 500 Point Scorers 21.2 Troy Collier, 1963-64 11 .9 Harold Theus, 1958-59 21.2 Cornell Green, 1959-60 11. 8 Marvin Roberts, 1970-71 (15 players) 616 Troy Collier, 1963-64 548 Jimmy Smith, 1967-68 20 .9 Rich Haws, 1974-75 11.7 Shaler Halimon, 1967-68 615 Cornell Green, 1959-60 544 Bert Cook, 1951·52 20.8 LeRoyWalker, 1964-65 11.7 Ed Gregg, 1975-76 821 WayneEstes, 1963-64 613 Shaler Halimon, 1966-67 539 WayneEstes, 1962-63 20 .8 Marvin Roberts, 1970-71 11 .3 Mike Santos, 1976-77 745 Cornell Green, 1961-62 608 Nate Williams, 1969-70 535 Darrell Tucker , 1952-53 20.3 Cornell Green, 1960-61 11.0 Troy Collier, 1962-63 718 Marvin Roberts, 1968-69 589 Bert Cook, 1950-51 530 Cornell Green, 1960·61 20.0 WayneEstes, 1962-63 10.7 Lafayette Love, 1971-72 671 Shaler Halimon, 1967-68 579 Ed Gregg, 1975-76 521 LeRoyWalker, 1964-65 10.4 Bob Lauriski, 1971-72 641 WayneEstes, 1964-65 569 Bob Ipsen, 1958-59 520 Jimmy Moore, 1974-75 10.3 Darnell Haney, 1961-62 627 Marvin Roberts, 1969-70 563 Rich Haws, 1974-75 10.2 Harold Theus, 1957-58 AGGIE BASKETBALLJ33 1960-61 Tyler Wilbon 26 345 13.2 1925-26 13- 5 .722 E. Lowell Romney 1961-62 Cornell Green 29 342 11.7 1926-27 11- 3 .786 E. Lowell Romney Leading Scorers 1962-63 Troy Collier 27 297 11.0 1927-28 7- 7 .500 E. Lowell Romney 1963-64 Wayne Estes 29 377 130 1928-29 8-10 .444 E. Lowell Romney Year Player G Pis Avg Cate' 1964-65 Wayne Estes 19 260 13.7 1957-58 Bob Ipsen 24 432 18.0 1965-66 Alan Parrish 25 175 7.0 1929-30 15- 7 .682 E. Lowell Romney 1958-59 Bob Ipsen 26 569 21.8 Points 1966-67 Shaler Halimon 26 226 8.7 1930-31 12- 8 .600 E. Lowell Romney 1959-60 Cornell Green 29 615 21 .2 1967-68 Shaler Halimon 25 292 11.7 1931-32 7-15 .318 E. Lowell Romney 1960-61 Cornell Green 26 530 20 .3 1968-69 Marv Roberts 26 325 12.5 1932-33 11-12 .478 E. Lowell Romney 1961-62 Cornell Green 29 745 25.6 1969-70 Marv Roberts 28 388 13.9 1933-34 14- 6 .700 E. Lowell Romney 1962-63 Wayne Estes 27 539 19.9 Field G 1970-71 Marv Roberts 24 284 11.8 1934-35 17- 5 .773 E. Lowell Romney 1963-64 Wayne Estes 29 821 28.3 1971-72 Lafayette Love 25 267 10.7 1935-36 17-10 .630 E. Lowell Romney 1964-65 Wayne Estes 19 641 33.7 1972-73 Bob Lauriski 26 238 8.8 1936-37 6- 9 400 E. Lowell Romney 1965-66 Larry Angle 26 430 16.5 1973-74 Jimmy Moore 26 241 9.3 1937-38 11- 9 .555 E. Lowell Romney 1966-67 Shaler Halimon 26 613 23.5 Field G 1974-75 Ed Gregg 26 238 9.1 1938-39 17- 7 .708 E. Lowell Romney 1967-68 Shaler Halimon 25 671 26 .8 1975-76 Ed Gregg 26 305 11. 7 1968-69 Marv Roberts 26 718 27.6 1976-77 Mike Santos 27 306 11.3 1939-40 11- 7 .611 E. Lowell Romney 1969-70 Marv Roberts 28 627 22.4 1940-41 5-16 .238 E. Lowell Romney 1970-71 Marv Roberts 24 499 20.8 Free TI 1941-42 6-10 .375 Robert W. Burnett 1971-72 Bob Lauriski 26 453 17.4 1942-43 14- 7 .667 D. D. Young 1972-73 Jim Boatwright 26 486 18.7 Coaching Records 1943-44 no competition 1973-74 Jim Boatwrighl 26 481 18.5 1944-45 9-10 .474 D. D. Young 1974-75 Rich Haws 27 563 209 Seasons Yrs Won Lost Pct Free TI 1945-46 7-12 .368 H. B. Lee 1975-76 Ed Gregg 26 579 22. 3 ClaytonT. Teetzel 1908-14 5 19 23 .452 1946-47 14-10 .583 H. B. Lee 1976-77 Mike Santos 27 491 18.2 JosephK . Jensen 1915-19 5 9 12 .582 Joe Whitesides E. LowellRomney 1919-41 22 225 159 .585 1947-48 8-16 .333 Joe White ides RobertW. Burnett 1941-42 1 6 10 .375 1948-49 10-21 .323 s FieldG D. D. Young 1942-45 2 23 17 .583 1949-50 18-16 .529 Joe Whitesides Leading Shooters H. B. Lee 1945-47 2 21 22 487 12-22 H. Cecil Baker JoeWhitesides 1947-50 3 36 53 .404 1950-51 .353 17-14 .548 H. Cecil Baker Year Player G FGM-A PCT CecBaker 1950-61 11 157 142 .525 1951-52 FreeTI H. Cecil Baker 1957-58 Bob Ipsen 24 154-368 418 LadellAndersen 1961-71 10 176 95 .650 1952·53 17-13 .567 14-13 H. Cecil Baker 1958-59 Bob Ipsen 26 221-483 457 T. L. Plain 1971-73 2 28 24 .538 1953-54 .519 14- H. Cecil Baker 1959-60 Cornell Green 29 225-460 .489 DutchBelnap 1973-77 4 66 40 .635 1954-55 8 .634 1960-61 Cornell Green 26 188-438 424 1955-56 13-13 .500 H. Cecil Baker 1961-62 Cornell Green 29 259-542 478 1956-57 11-13 458 H. Cecil Baker 1962-63 Troy Collier 27 200-379 .528 1957-58 4-20 167 H. Cecil Baker Rebou~ 1963-64 Troy Collier 29 240-448 .535 Season-by-Season 1958-59 19- 7 .655 H. Cecil Baker 1964-65 Wayne Estes 19 252-518 486 1965-66 Les Powell 26 93-196 .474 1959-60 24- 5 .828 H. Cecil Baker 1966-67 Les Powell 26 115-196 .587 Records, Coaches 1960-61 12-14 462 H. Cecil Baker Highes 1961-62 22- 7 .75\l Ladell Andersen 1967-68 Jimmy Smith 25 229-501 457 Year W-L Pct Coach 1962-63 20- 7 .741 Ladell Andersen 1968-69 Marv Roberts 26 271-564 480 1908-09 1- 8 .111 Clayton T. Teetzel 1963-64 21- 8 .724 Ladell Andersen 1969-70 Tim Tollestrup 29 116-220 .510 1909-10 3- 7 .300 Clayton T. Teetzel 1964-65 13-12 .520 Ladell Andersen Most A 1970-71 Lafayette Love 26 101-190 .530 1911-12 no scores Clayton T. Teetzel 1965-66 12-14 .462 Ladell Andersen 1971-72 Jim Boatwright 26 106-206 .510 1912·13 5- 4 .555 Clayton T. Teetzel 1966-67 22- 6 .786 Ladell Andersen 1972-73 Ken Thompson 26 120-216 .550 1913-14 10- 4 .714 Clayton T. Teetzel 1967-68 14-11 .560 Ladell Anderse n 1973-74 Jim Boatwright 26 199-379 .525 1914-15 1- 5 .167 Joseph K. Jensen Highes 1968-69 10-17 .370 Ladell Andersen 1974-75 Blair Reed 27 127-238 .534 1915-16 2- 4 .333 Joseph K. Jensen 1975-76 Ed Gregg 26 256-476 .538 1916-17 no scores Joseph K. Jensen 1969-70 22- 6 .786 Ladell Andersen 1976-77 Mike Santos 27 197-370 .532 1917-18 no scores Joseph K. Jensen Most 1970-71 20- 7 .741 Ladell Andersen 1918-19 6- 3 .667 Joseph K. Jensen 1971-72 12-14 462 T. L. Plain 1972-73 16-10 .615 T. L. Plain 1919-20 2- 0 1000 E. Lowell Romney Highes Rebound Leaders 1973-74 16-10 .615 Dutch Belnap 1920-21 6- 4 .600 E. Lowell Romney 1974-75 21- 6 .778 Dutch Belnap Year Player G Reb Avg 1921-22 8· 3 .727 E. Lowell Romney 1975-76 14-12 .538 Dutch Belnap 1957-58 Hal Theus 24 245 10.2 1922-23 8- 4 .667 E. Lowell Romney MostC 1976-77 15-1 2 .555 Dutch Belnap 1958-59 Jerry Schofield 26 333 12 .8 1923-24 6- 6 .500 E. Lowell Romney 1959-60 Cornell Green 29 403 139 1924-25 12- 7 .632 E. Lowell Romney 67 years 773-602 .562 11 coaches 34/AGGIE BASKETBALL mney mney Team Records Individual Records mney mney Category Game Season Game Season Career mney Points 125, vs. American U., 2-29-64, 2,619, 29 games, 1969-70 52, WayneE stes, vs . Boston 821 , WayneEstes, 1963-64 2,001, WayneEstes, 1962-65 mney Ft. Myer, Virginia. College, 12-30-64, Honolulu (OT). 29 games. mney mney Dmney FieldGoals 52, vs. American U., 2-29-64, 1,008,29 games, 1969-70 21, WayneEstes, vs . Boston 309, WayneEstes, 1963-64, 766, Wayne Estes, 1962-65 mney Ft. Myer, Virginia. College, 12-30-64, Honolulu (OT). 29 games. 75 games mney mney mney FieldGoals Attempted 104, vs. Seattle, 1-13-68, 2,173, 29 games, 1963-64 38, WayneEstes, vs. BYU, 645, WayneEstes, 1963-64, 1,600, WayneEstes , 1962-65 Dmney Logan, Utah. 2-6-65, Provo. 29 games. mney Dmney FreeThrows 44, vs. New Mexico, 3-3-61, 672,30 games, 1952-53 18, WayneEstes, vs. American 227, Cornell Green, 1961-62 546, Cornell Green, 1959-62 urnett Logan, Utah. University, 2-29-64, Ft. Myer, Va. 29 games. 84 games Young Young FreeThrows Attempted 51, vs . BYU, 2-1-68, 886, 30 games, 1952-53 25, Marv Roberts, vs . Seattle 324, Cornell Green, 1961-62, 835, Cornell Green, 1959-62 B. Lee Logan, Utah. University, 12-13-69, Seattle. 29 games. 84 games B. Lee sides sides Field GoalPercentage .673, vs. New Mexico State, 2-6-71, .501,27 games, 1974-75 .916, Lafayette Love, vs. .587, Les Powell, 1966-67, .532, Troy Collier, 1962-64 Las Cruces, New Mexico. (951 -1899) SI. Francis, 12-12-70 , 26 games (115-196) 56 games. (440-827) sides Logan, (11-12). Baker Baker FreeThrow Percenta ge 1.000, vs. New OrleansUniversity, .758, 30 games, 1952-53 1.000, Larry Bunce, vs . Providence .878, WayneEstes , 1964-65 .856, WayneEstes , 1962-65 Baker 2-21-75, New Orleans, La. (12-12). (672-886) College, 12-17-65, Logan, (13-13) . 19 games. (137-156) 75 games. (469-548) Baker Baker 1.000, Larry Angle, vs. Denver Baker University, 2-26-66, Denver, (13-13) . Baker Baker Baker Rebounds 82, vs. Loyola (Cali!.), 12-5-64, 1,618,29 games, 1959-60 28, WayneEstes, vs. Regis 403 , Cornell Green, 1959-60 1,067, Cornell Green, 1959-62 Logan, Utah. College, 12-15-62, Logan. 29 games. 84 games. Baker Ba er k HighestRebound Average 55.8, 29 games, 1959-60 13.9, Marv Roberts, 1969-70, 12.8, Marv Roberts, 1968-71 lersen 28 games. 78 games. lersen lersen lersen MostAssists 34, vs. Mesa College, 2-10-76, 491 , 29 games, 1969-70 16, Oscar Williams vs. Utah 185, OscarWilliams , 1976-77, 394, OscarWilliams, 1974-77 lersen Logan, Utah. 12-14-76, Logan. 27 games. 65 games lersen lersen HighestScoring Average 903 , 29 games, 1969-70 33.7 , WayneEstes, 1964-65, 26.7, WayneEstes , 1962-65 lersen 19 games. 75 games. lersen MostWins 24,24-5 , 1959-60 lersen Plain Plain HighestWinning Percentage .828, 24-5,1959-60 lelnap lein ap :elnap Most ConsecutiveWins 13, beginning with 11th game, :elnap ending with 24th game, aches 1974-75 AGGIE BASKETBALLl35 39 Ulah 41 35 Brigham Young 42 4H 51 BrrghamYoung 61 40 Ulah 36 40 Brigham Young 53 32 Utah 24 50 Monlana Slale 49 39 Montana Siale 33 1138 Season-by-season Scores 45 Monlana Siale 31 42 Monlana Siale 34 31 Monlana Siale 29 927 (12-8) 752 34 MOnlanaSiale 26 CO(lCll 37 BrrghamYoung 48 32 ( 1908-09 1914-15 1921-22 30 USCFrosh 28 1928-29 43 Brigham Young 35 40 I Coach: Claylon T. Teellel Coach: Joseph K. Jensen Coach: E. Lowell Romney 33 Ulah 21 Coach: E Lowell Romney 1931-32 35 Utah 43 :15 15 Brigham Young 42 26 BroghamYoung College 38 36 Monlana Mines 17 30 Ulah 23 43 Vico Oil ~ 32 47 Monlana Siale 24 Coach· E. Lowell Romney 44 Ulah 51 16 LOSCollege 34 15 Ulah 24 19 Nonh Oakola ~ 29 52 Gila College ~ 34 Weber Sl ake 22 21 Brigham Young 29 49 Montana State 33 647 (12-7) 480 60 MI. 51. Charles ~ 35 15 26 Los Angeles A1h. Club 31 844 (14-6) 773 13 Utah 33 28 Brigham Young College 24 38 MI. SI. Charles 41 Ml. SI. Charles V 42 41 Presion Alhlelic Club 39 Calilornia 27 18 LOSCollege 40 23 Brigham Young 31 25 1925-26 38 Monlana Siale ~ 51 19 Ulah 36 39 WeSlernAlhlelic Club 37 47 Monlana Siale 43 33 Calilornia m 11 Brigham Young 37 Coach: E_ Lowell Romney 1934-35 41 22 Brigham Young 39 39 Ulah 21 California ~ 13 Brigham Young 53 28 Soulhern Calilorllla 82 6 Coach: E. Lowell Romney 45 132 (1-5) 182 41 Ulah 43 36 PasadenaAlh. Club ~ 19 Ulah 37 52 Soulhern Calilornia 17 34 Ulah ~ 59 DenverAlhlelic Club ~ 47 55 Presion Alhlelic Club 15 23 Long Beach Alh _Club W 13 Brigham Young 37 35 Monlana Siale 30 45 Brrgham Young ~ 40 Logan Elks 19 35 1915-16 36 Brigham Young 34 34 Brigham Young 29 Long Beach Alh. Club ~ 23 % 50 McMillan Ring- Frees 42 40 Monlana Siale Ag ~ 152 (1 8) Coach: Joseph K. Jensen 27 Ulah 30 29 Monlana Siale ~ 25 Branch College 15 - 335 48 Yellow Cab 15 44 UCLA ~ 30 20 Brigham Young College 27 25 Monlana Siale ~ 48 Montana Siale ~ 49 Brigham Young 31 50 Montana Siale 31 43 18 Brigham Young 42 431 (8-3) 31 2 37 MI. 51 Charles U 20 Monlana Stale ~ 1909-10 32 Brigham Young 35 46 Monlana Siale ® 35 Ulah 39 34 MI. SI. Charles 44 47 Brigham Young 45 Coach: Claylon T. Teellel 50 Ulah 26 48 Logan Elks ~ 579 17 Utah 33 1922-23 42 Ulah V 37 BrrghamYoung W 33 Ulah 28 38 Brigham Young ~ 17 Sail Lake High School 26 31 Ulah 21 Brigham Young College 18 CoaCh:E. Lowell Romney Ulah 44 Ulah ~ % 20 Brigham Young 46 40 31 41 Brigham Young 27 39 Brigham Young 23 42 Monlana Siale 27 Ulah 45 Brigham Young 6 30 Ulah ~ 26 Brigham Young College 16 36 49 58 Utah ~ Coac h 40 Montana Siale 30 52 Brigham Young ~ 31 Monlana Siale ~ 21 LOSCollege 23 43 Brrgham Young 52 50 Ulah ~ ~!) 150 (2-4) 182 55 BrighamYoung 19 26 Monlana Siale ~ 29 Brigham Young College 21 36 BrrghamYoung 34 48 Brigham Young 47 63 36 Brigham Young 30 708 (8-10) 758 29 Utah ~ 14 YMCA 57 61 Monlana Siale 44 39 BrrghamYoung W 66 1916-17 40 Ulah 35 40 Ulah 42 15 Ulah 69 26 Monlana Slate 38 57 Monlana Slate 41 56 Coach Joseph K Jensen 26 Ulah 29 1929-30 32 Brigham Young ~ 31 Brigham Young 47 39 ColoradoStale College 23 56 Monlana Stale ~ 61 No Scores Available 23 Brigham Young 22 CoaCh: E_Lowell Romney 50 Brigham Young ~ 19 LOSCollege 14 48 ColoradoSiale College 22 55 Ulah D 73 26 Bngham Young 37 60 381h Inlantry 9 54 United Billrards D 21 Ulah 38 40 ColoradoSiale College 27 51 Ulah 41 65 1917-18 32 Ulah 38 61 UnionPacifiC ~ 54 ColoradoStale College ~ 57 Coach: Joseph K. Jens en 30 Ulah 44 31 Wyommg ~ 759 (7- 15) 790 213 (3-7) 357 736 (13-5) 557 47 Colorad o Slate College ~ 32 Siale Champions 67 Denver 36 32 Soulhern Calilornia ~ 42 ColoradoSiale College ~ 57 No Scores Available 59 Oenver 37 38 Soulhern Calilornla D 1932-33 67 Lambulh College ~ 60 1926-27 46 Whillier 12 1911-12 Coach: E_ Lowell Romney 26 lIalian Alhlelic Club ~ 55 476 (8 -4) 384 Coach: E. Lowell Romney Coach: ClaylOnT Teetzel 1918-19 47 Ulah W 65 Texaco0,1 ~ 3, Coach· Joseph K_Jensen 66 Idaho College 16 No Scores Available 40 Ulah ~ 56 Uniled Billiards D 1066 (17-5) 858 62 1923-24 50 Brigham Young 48 58 Ricks College 23 39 Brigham Young ~ 69 P'ggly Wiggly of Logan 6 75 23 Coach. E Lowell Romney 62 Brigham Young 34 42 Rexburg Alhlelic Club 37 Brigham Young ~ 78 CombinedTeams 19 35 1912-13 26 Montana Mines 17 29 Monlana Siale 35 29 Monlana Stale 17 38 MOnlanaMines n 44 Branch Ag College ~ 1935-36 59 Coach: Claylon 1. Teellel 40 50 MOlllana Siale 11 29 MontanaMines II 24 MOnlanaSlate 44 Monlana Siale ~ 36 Hancock Oil « Coach- E. Lowell Romlley 48 27 Oneida Siale Academy 44 24 Monlana Slale 21 46 Idaho AII-Srars 22 25 Ulah 36 37 Monlana Siale ~ 39 UCLA ~ 48 Nevada ~ 47 75 AII-Slars 22 36 12 Monlana STale 19 28 26 Brigham Young 34 Ulah 45 Ulah 47 33 Soulhern Calilornia ~ 34 Stanlord n 50 23 Oneida Siale Academy 27 Ulah 50 Bngham Young College 20 37 Ulah 23 35 33 45 Ulah ~ 35 PasadenaMajors ~ 43 UCLA ~ 28 LOSCollege 32 48 Brigham Young College 23 27 Ulah 32 41 Ulah 33 36 Brigham Young 6 42 Monlana Stale ~ 40 San Jose State ~ 11 11 35 Brigham Young College Ulah 30 21 Ulah 22 43 Brigham Young 36 39 35 55 Brigham Young 41 37 Ulah ~ 34 Oregon ~ 23 Brigham Young 34 33 21 Brigham Young 38 40 Monlana Slate 41 Monlana Siale ~ 33 Ulah ~ 32 San FranCisco ~ 31 Ulah 20 44 349 (6-3) 211 27 Brigham Young 30 42 Monlana Siale 48 Monlana Siale W 40 Bngham Young ~ 36 UCLA W 29 Brigham Young 20 Coach 25 Brigham Young 32 44 Brigham Young 38 40 Monlana Siale ~ 44 Brigham Young ~ 44 UCLA ~ 34 Ulah 20 44 42 Brigham Young 35 39 1919-20 22 Utah 40 Monlana Siale 43 37 Ulah 48 50 Utah 45 50 CoaCh: E_Lowell Romney 40 Urah 30 37 Monlana Stale ~ 49 Ulah ~ 46 Ulah 41 305 (5-4) 248 475 61 74 Brigham Young College 29 594 (11-3) 45 Utah ~ 42 Momana Siale ~ 56 55 Brigham Young 27 333 (6 -6) 333 937 (15-7) 820 50 Montana Siale 19 34 Utah ~ 4S 37 36 BrrghamYoung 1913-14 1924-25 1927-28 30 Brigham Young ~ 44 129 (2-0) 56 g 37 Brigham Young Coach: Claylon T. Teellel Coach: Lowell Romney Coach: E. Lowell Romney 1930-31 36 Brrgham Young D 66 32 Brigham Young 60 Sail Lake High School 26 26 Brigham Young 29 36 Ulah 37 Coach E Lowell Romney 53 Hous e 01David ~ ~ 9? 51 Brigham Young 41 43 BCH 10 42 BroghamYoung 22 24 Ulah 37 87 OeserelNews 42 62 House01 David % 43 18 33 Montana Siale ~ 78 Oneida Slale Academy 41 1920-21 30 Ulah 33 39 Monlana Siale 57 82 Armour Creamery 3!J 37 Monlana Slate 59 Monlana Stale 33 CoaCh:E. Lowell Romney 26 Ulah 22 47 Monlana Slale 44 60 Branch Ag College 29 1052 (10-1 2) 950 ~ ,4 74 Monlana Slale 37 41 Ulah 23 31 Ulah Alhlel icAssn _ 28 38 Monlana Siale 37 43 MI. 51. Charles 30 60 Branch Ag College 30 44 47 1933-34 58 Monlana Siale 42 74 MOnlana 31 37 Logan Coaches 15 23 Monlana Stale 27 MI. 51. Charles 34 17 Soulhern Calilornia 25 18 34 49 33 Soulhern Calilornia 25 Coach: E. Lowell Romney 42 Wyoming 32 65 Branch Ag College 18 41 TremOnlonAlhl. Club 21 36 Brigham Young 48 Brigham Young 5:> 42 Wyoming 17 Bri gham Young College 21 26 Ulah 27 23 Brigham Young 24 39 Brigham Young 31 27 Los Angeles Alh. Club 42 8 I Clark Insurance 65 H 53 48 OgdenBoosler s 42 33 Wyoming g 48 OneidaSiale Academy 29 45 Brrgham Young 43 31 Soulhern Calilorn" 23 42 Monlana Siale 55 49 Pacilic Coasl Ath. Club 34 43 57 Denver Alhlelic Club 51 27 Ulah 37 58 Monlana Slale 24 21 Soulhern Caillornia 34 35 Montana Siale 39 39 Ulah 28 4, 44 ColoradoCollege 23 37 Kansas 21 Brigham Young 41 35 Monlana Siale 14 43 Los Angeles Alh _Club 12 52 Brigham Young 41 45 Ulah 39 41 51 PasadenaMajors 28 (Olympic Playoffs) 39 39 Brigham Young College 29 29 Ulah 37 27 LOSAngeles Alh. Club 32 48 Brigham Youn9 42 33 Monlana Slale 29 64 40 PasadenaMalors 22 42 Kansas 19 Brigham Young 38 28 Brigham Young 30 38 Occidenlal College 20 35 Ulah 39 31 Monlana Siale 29 54 (OlympICPlayoffs) 37 84 Weber High SChool 16 23 Brigham Young College 25 80 Lincoln Alhlelic Club 11 42 Ulah 23 61 Brigham Young 59 46 Sian lord 35 41 31 Calilornia 49 50 Kansas 31 San Diego OeMolay 21 39 Brigham Young 45 53 57 (Olympic Playolls) 33 675 (10-4) 393 353 (6-4) 264 39 Pacrlic Alhlelic Club 13 563 (7-7) 558 39 Ulah 43 34 Brrgham Young 39 36/AGGIE BASKETBALL 62 Utah 58 42 48 Wllrnenng YMCA 51 Texas(NCAA) 49 1942-43 1946-47 46 Brigham Young 64 53 Idaho ~ Playo~S) 59 ColoradoState 63 SanJose State 59 36 (OlympIC 62 Coach: D. D. Young Coach: H. B. Lee 57 Denver 59 U. W 55 SanJose State 69 24 1189 (17-7) 976 83 FI. Douglas 24 66 WeberJUnior College ~ 54 Denver 83 56 Wichita State ~ 1060 56 KansasState 68 Utah 75 33 1138 (17-10) 85 CacheValley All-Stars 53 51 Idaho Southern 3t 55 ColoradoState U. 57 ~ 51 Utah 60 Brigham Young 77 34 62 WeberJunior College 38 50 WashingtonState 44 58 Utah 64 ~ 1939-40 48 Utah 61 87 Montana 78 29 1936-37 66 Idaho State 41 44 San FranciSCO ~ 42 Ulah 61 Coach: E Lowell Romney 83 26 Coach: E. Lowell Romney 74 Ricks College 53 54 MontanaStale ~ 58 Brigham Young 54 57 Bllgham Young ~ Denver 73 64 Clark's All-Stars 44 42 Brigham Young 76 New Mexico 70 48 32 CacheValley AII-Slars 30 44 MOnlana 48 44 WeberJunior ColleQe ~ 54 Brigham Young 67 ~ 38 OregonState 39 74 40 Brigham Young 31 47 MontanaState 38 53 Bradley 55 Wyoming 66 53 Utah 35 ColoradoSlate U. 61 35 39 n OregonState 41 44 Utah 58 Wyoming 56 43 35 Brigham Young 49 43 Montana 44 63 Springfield ~ 31 Wyoming 45 ~ 32 39 60 Collegeof Idaho 35 50 ColoradoState U. 69 Denver 62 51 ManhananU. 39 MontanaStale 42 58 AmencanInstitute w 52 Utah 62 fi 43 California 33 29 PennsylvaniaAlh. Club 38 52 Idaho State 46 48 SI. Joseph (Pa. ) ~ 40 Utah 58 64 ColoradoState U. ~ 91 New Mexico 99 32 40 41 SI. Mary's (Cali!.) 54 Wyoming 83 Gonzaga 64 773 35 Monlana Slale 63 WeberJunior College 52 38 Long Island U ~ 62 ColoradoState U. 63 ~ 3t Colorado 28 42 Monlana Slale 41 63 Armstrong 43 45 Colorado 44 Wyoming 63 51 Wyoming ~ 67 Gonzaga 65 46 Wyoming 33 ~ 51 Ulah 40 57 Logan Marines 38 45 Denver 44 44 Wyoming 65 66 Denver W 61 Monlana 76 36 Denver 27 41 Ulah 39 43 Brigham Young 38 50 Utah fi 73 Denver W 46 Denver 56 45 BrighamYoung 55 41 Brigham Young 58 34 Wyoming 43 1579 (10-t2) 1752 52 Wyoming ~ 2053 (17·13) 2069 30 Wyoming 27 55 47 Brigham Young 38 50 Utah 44 40 Colorado ~ 49 Wyoming ~ 55 Brigham Young 35 1949-50 1953-54 19 35 Monlana Siale 40 28 Utah 46 55 ColoradoState U. ~ Coach 36 Ulah 29 42 Coach:Joe Whllesides . H. Cecil Baker P.S 38 42 MonlanaSlale 54 51 Utah 43 ColoradoStale U. ~ 1909 (12-22) 2054 43 Brigham Young 49 65 Idaho State ~ 70 Portland ~ 39 30 Ulah 73 55 Utah 52 45 Wyoming W 38 Colorado 44 72 Oregon 94 Portland ~ 31 43 Ulah 59 38 Brigham Young 44 41 Utah ~ ~ 1951-52 52 ColoradoState U. 56 43 Soulhern California ~ 65 Nevada ~ 40 59 Brigham Young 63 40 Bllgham Young ~ Coach: H. CeCilBake r Nevada 58 ColoradoStale U. 42 39 Denver W 81 ~ 30 579 (6-9) 666 39 Denver « 51 Idaho State ~ 40 Utah 41 58 ColoradoState U. ~ 60 Monlana State ro 39 1143 (14-7) 947 52 Brigham Young fi 53 Idaho Stale 62 41 Regis ~ 77 Montana Slate ~ 27 1937-38 51 Hawaii 37 85 Arizona Stale ro 796 (11-7) 691 72 Idaho State 43 44 Idaho State ~ 53 Coach: E. Lowell Romney 1943-44 68 SacramenloSlate M 69 LawrenceTech ~ 66 Idaho State ~ 37 55 Ecker Sludio ~ NoCompetition 114 9 (14-10) 1129 5t Nevada ~ 65 MontanaState 98 EasternWashington U 47 63 Ecker Siudio 45 ~ 64 Paciilc ~ 1940-41 1944-45 64 MontanaSiale 54 67 New York U. % 40 66 Walkins MOlOr 47 1947-48 54 SanJ ose State ~ Coach: E. Lowell Romney Coach: D. D. Young 62 Tennessee ~ 71 SI. Joseph (Pa) M 41 56 Ecker Siudio ~ 49 Idaho Stale 42 49 Sacramento State W 48 OgdenPioneers 33 50 CacheCoaches ~ 54 Piltsburgh ~ 62 washington (M) M 60 61 Haslings College Y 58 MontanaState ~ 73 San Francisco State W 39 WailS All-Stars 38 51 Idaho Southern ~ 60 Iowa 62 61 illinoIS 43 73 CacheValley AII-Slars ~ 50 Monlana State ~ 58 Los Angeles Slate W 26 OregonState 43 79 WeberJunior College ~ 45 KansasSlale rn 58 Utah 71 41 37 71 " 65 Nevada 42 MontanaSlate 53 Pepperdlne 54 34 OregonState 39 63 WeberJunior College n ~ 51 Denver ~ Wyoming ~ ge 34 57 Ecker Siudio ~ 54 San Francisco 62 Sanla Clara ~ 43 California 47 64 FI. Douglas 40 ~ 59 Denver 47 60 COloradoSlate U. ~ ge 35 32 Wyoming « 63 Monlana 72 Montana ~ 52 wails All-Stars 49 48 Kearns ~ 38 ColoradoSiale U. n 73 Bngham Young ~ nge 45 57 ColoradoSlale U. ~ 5t SI. Bonavenlure 47~ 46 ColoradoSlate U. 41 42 SI. Mary's (Cali!.) 44 40 MontanaSlate 41 54 Ulah 51 62 Utah ~ 32 60 Brigham Young ~ 46 CCNY ~ 39 Wyoming ~ 41 San Jose State 55 68 MontanaState ~ 68 Ulah ~ 63 Brigham Young 75 32 55 Wyoming ~ 43 Duquesne ~ 53 Wyoming 47 33 Stanford 64 49 Idaho Southern ~ 41 Brigham'young 7t 64 COloradoState U. ~ 35 Ulah ~ 62 LawrenceTech ~ 45 Utah 57 34 BrighamYoung 66 47 Utah ~ 47 Bllgham Young ~ 60 Denver ~ 858 62 ColoradoSiale U. 49 Western Kentucky W 57 Brigham Young ~ ~ 34 ColoradoState U. 27 32 Colorado ~ 43 Wyoming ~ 74 New Mexico ~ 75 Denver ~ 48 Loras ~ 68 New Mexico 51 34 Colorado 4t 4t Brigham Young ~ 28 Wyoming 32 62 Wyoming 46 35 Colorado ~ 68 Brigham Young ~ 62 New Mexico ~ 31 ColoradoSlale U. 40 46 Colorado ~ 48 ColoradoSiale U. 46 70 Monlana ~ 59 Colorado ~ 64 Montana ~ 46 Denver ~ 21 Utah 44 59 Utah ~ 73 Ulah ~ 67 Denver ~ 48 Denver 46 65 Monlana ~ 85 ColoradoSlate U. ~ 32 Colorado 43 44 Wyoming ~ 36 Ulah 49 65 New Mexico D 47 Ulah ~ 44 Utah 42 67 Bllgham Young ~ ~ 35 Wyoming 41 80 Denver ~ 49 ColoradoSiale U ~ 85 Montana ~ n 50 Brigham Young ~ 51 Denver ~ 82 Denver ~ 44 Denver 45 72 Denver ~ 42 Wyoming Q ~ 47 Brigham Young ~ 70 Ulah W 34 Denver 43 49 Wyoming ~ 33 Wyomrng ~ 1833 (14 -13) 1805 ~ 1111 (11-9) 1034 29 Utah ~ 60 MontanaSiale ~ 32 Wyoming 50 37 Brigham Young M 46 Brigham Young W ~ 64 ColoradoState U. 45 53 Monlana Siale ~ 1954-55 48 BrighamYoung 47 35 Brigham Young ~ ~ 40 Wyoming % 53 MontanaSlate ~ Coach: H. Cecil Baker 1938-39 27 Utah 49 1019 (9 -10) 909 54 ColoradoSiale U. 48 w Coach: E. Lowell Romney 51 ColoradoSiale U. ~ 77 Regis M 67 Idaho State 71 ~ 52 Denver 44 66 39 WailS All Slars 31 1945-46 54 Denver 71 72 Montana W IdahOS lale ~ ~ 771 (5-16) 938 50 Denver ~ 50 Mini Cafe n Coach: H. B. Lee 27 Wyoming ~ 85 Clarion Siale ~ 68 Washinglon State ~ 41 64 WeberJunior College 48 62 Lawrence Tech 71 73 WashingtonState n 61 Eckers Siudio ~ 1756 (18-16) t766 ~ t219 (8-16) 1400 88 Idaho ~ 56 WeberJUnior College ~ 1941-42 50 Clearlield 23 ~ 45 Monlana Coach: Raben W. Burnell 37 Montana 36 1922 (17·t4) 1868 80 Baylor 61 ~ ~ 61 44 Monlana 32 56 WeberJunior College 36 33 Idaho 55 1948-49 1950-51 78 Monlana Siale D 78 66 WeberJunior College ~ 38 Willamelle 31 41 WeberJUnior College 47 Coach: Joe Whitesides Coach: H. Cecil Baker 1952-53 MontanaState ~ ~ 75 92 Kurley Killowalls t6 30 OregonState 46 47 Idaho Southern 32 47 Idaho Stale 39 67 Idaho Siale 54 Coach. H. Cecil Baker ColoradoState U. ~ 41 54 56 EasternOregon 42 49 Idaho Southern 39 38 OregonStale 52 69 Idaho Siale 64 Colorado 8t 60 Wyoming ~ Y 43 Nevada ~ 35 California ~ 24 BrighamYoung 54 41 BrighamYoung 47 38 Idaho 37 70 MonlanaSiale 62 66 Colorado 70 55 Utah ~ 31 Colorado 49 48 Brigham Young 64 75 Monlana 67 46 Colorado 43 62 Idaho State 50 62 Brigham Young ~ Y 54 BrighamYoung 46 " 44 ColoradoSlale U. Y 34 Denver 18 37 Denver 45 64 MontanaState 37 64 Oregon 66 48 Idaho Stale 63 86 Mont ana 6t 42 18 Colorado % 35 Utah 53 62 Denver 35 57 California 72 38 Kansas 59 72 WashingtonStale 65 62 Utah W ~ 52 ColoradoSiale U. ~ 47 ColoradoState U. 34 39 Colorado 59 4t SanJose Stale 61 41 Iowa Stale 52 76 MontanaState 74 89 New Mexico ~ ~ 53 Ulah, 46 41 COloradoSlale U. 26 33 Colorado 42 47 SanJose Stale 37 64 Hamline 82 66 Monlana Stale 60 65 Denver M ~ 43 Colorado ~ 43 Wyoming 60 36 ColoradOSlale U. 43 42 RegiS 51 67 Monlana 59 72 Gonzaga 83 72 ColoradoState U. ~ 45 Utah ~ 39 Denver 54 35 ColoradoStale U. 34 43 Wichita Siale 39 49 Wyoming 69 69 EasternWashinglon 71 48 Wyoming 63 47 Wyoming ~ 52 Brigham Young 57 44 Utah 69 63 EmporiaSiale 73 48 Denver 67 New York U. 61 76 Brigham Young 71 39 " 64 Denver 47 39 Ulah 49 31 Utah 34 50 Denver 52 63 ColoradoSiale U. 62 79 Miami (Ohio) 78 63 Denver 77 57 Denver 54 Denver ~ 54 Wyomrng 73 30 Wyoming 45 48 59 Brigham Young 72 59 Manhattan U. 57 79 New MeXICO ~ 37 50 41 Wyoming ~ 46 Colorado 57 52 Wyoming 66 ColoradoSiale U. 43 72 Brigham Young 68 66 Bllgham Young 72 79 Montana rn 53 Bllgham Young ~ 64 ColoradoState U. 52 63 Denver 65 54 Wyoming 64 33 Brigham Young 60 51 Denver 56 76 COloradoState U. 78 t 569 (14-81 1511 39 Oklahoma(NCAA) ~ 665 (6-t 0) 739 811 (7-12) 863 5t AGGIE BASKETBALLJ37 1955-56 H 62 ColoradoState U. 84 75 Ulah 77 A 78 Arizona Slate (NCAA) 73 1964-65 A 106 WIChitaState In H 95 Utah 92 H b~ Xavier 95 Athtetes In Action 85 Coach: H. Cecil Baker A 47 Montana 59 A 103 New Mexico 72 A 62 UCLA( NCAA) 73 CoaCh: Ladell Andersen H t07 ~ H /I 79 AUStralianNat onals 68 U;J 68 Idaho State ~ H 55 Brigham Young 67 A 76 Denver 71 A 71 Pepperdlne(NCAA) 75 H 107 Idaho Slate 60 i ro A 66 Seatlle 69 Idaho State ~ H 72 Denver 68 A 73 Villanova (NIT) 72 88 BUller 84 A 66 Brigham Young H A 76 Montana State 86 62 Eastern Washington ~ H 60 New Mexico 46 A 62 Providence(NIT) 68 2202 (22-7) 1985 96 Loyola (Caillornla) 69 A 89 Utah ~ A 82 Notre Dame 108 23:>0 92 Gonzaga 91 A 66 Brigham Young 69 A 99 51. Bonavenlure (NIT) 83 98 Pacilic 74 88 Swedish Nationals A 60 ColoradoState 70 68 Washington State ~ A 56 ColoradoState U. 74 "All-College OklahomaCity 101 Nevada 80 H 124 Crelghlon "% 94 Denver 7B 'Ati Cot 91 Cit 71 Idaho ~ A 68 Wyoming 72 227t (24-5) 1938 A 69 Bradley 75 H 103 Seattle A 83 West TexasState 95 y) 64 Montana State ~ H 75 Montana 77 1962-63 A 69 Mlnnesola 88 H 83 ColoradoState ro A 77 S1.Pelers(N.J .) 95 81 Montana State ~ H 78 Utah 87 "All-College (Champion) Coach: Ladell Andersen 86 San Jose Slate 73 H 106 Hawaii ~ 55 Utah ~ A 78 New Mexico 68 "OktahomaCity, Okta. A 50 Ohio Siale 62 A 7t San FranCISCo 86 62 Ulah 61 "Bluebonnet ClassIC,Houston emu;lr 73 Kentucky Wesleyan ~ A 68 Denver 74 A 80 Butler 72 A 98 Arizona State' 96 113 Brigham Young ~ H 100 71 Pacillc ~ 1960-61 79 Monlana Siale 72 A 118 Boslon College" 120 97 Denver ~ 1969-70 A I~ 81 Pittsburgh ~ t517 (4 -20) 1729 Coach: H. Cecil Baker H 85 Montana State 66 A 86 Utah 84 A 82 Denver 81 Coach Ladell Andersen 60 6t (Washington (Mo .) 82 A 67 New York U_ 65 H 59 Texas Western 66 H 90 Brigham Young 99 A 90 Arizona State ~ H 113 Pepperdlne ~ tOO 63 Wyoming ~ 1958-59 A 68 Delrolt 70 83 Regis 75 78 ColoradoSiale U. 89 86 Ponland ~ H 85 Sacramenlo ~ GO 79 ColoradoState U. ~ A 65 tdaho State" 62 A 60 Nebraska 65 101 San Diego Stale 57 A 62 Texas WeSlern 68 75 Texas Western (20T) ~ A 90 Utah 72 A 77 60 Montana ~ A 66 Ponland" 68 H 9t South Oakola Siale 78 87 Iowa Stale 52 A 93 Arizona Stale 99 A 84 Montana State ~ H 125 S1. Peters 1M H 8~ 63 Bngham Young ~ H 91 West Texas State 61 A 72 Western Kenlucky" 86 102 Michigan State 87 104 Utah 111 A 77 Seat1l. ~ 112 West Texas ~ H 9~'1 76 Denver ~ H 66 Washington 57 A 67 GeorgiaTech" 62 A 75 UCLA" 89 A 80 Brigham Young 89 A 76 Rutgers (NtT) ro A 61 Washington ~ W) 81 75 New Mexico 62 H 83 Arizona 57 H 74 New Mexico 65 A 71 Washington" 60 H 91 Denver 62 A 74 Wisconsin" Gil 62 Brigham Young H H 79 SI. Mary's (Catl1.) 63 H 1 to Los Angetes Siale 88 A 78 Soulhern Calilornla" 65 A 67 Denver 66 2454 (22-6) 2154 A 80 Delaware"' 66 90 73 Wyoming % A 64 tdaho 63 H 83 Kent State 62 A 69 Utah 55 A 74 ColoradoSiale U. 89 99 Cal State (LA) ~ fi6 84 CotoradoState U. ~ A 69 Idaho 60 A 87 TexasChrlsllan"" 6t H 69 Brigham Young 58 H 71 Sealtie 67 1967-68 105 Seattle ~ 61 ~ 73 Montana 67 A 96 Kentucky Wesleyan"" 86 A 63 WIChiia State"" 73 H 84 Monlana 58 98 Montana State 71 Coach: Ladell Andersen H 97 BYU ~\1 106 Utah (OT) 68 Utah ~ A 72 Ohio"" 80 A 57 NewYorkU."" 45 H 75 ColoradoState U. 68 72 Ponland 66 A 55 Kansas ~ H H 8~ 80 Denver t 10 A 69 Washington (Mo.) 66 H 70 Ulah 85 H 88 Denver 62 A 69 Monlana State 71 A 87 Xavier ~ 95 Portland ~ A 8/ 63 New Mexico ~ A 61 Totedo 69 A 73 Wyoming 86 A 70 Brigham Young 67 H 88 Monlana State ~ A 66 Colo. State ~ H 9G H 71 Utah 82 A 44 CotoradoSiale U. 81 97 Utah 69 2136 (1312) 2036 H 90 Ulah 1~ A 68 Calilornla (OT) ~ 9:> 1835 ( t3-13) 1937 A 82 Wyoming 76 H 58 Monlana 57 85 Montana 67 H 116 EvanSVille ~ H 91 Houston ~ A 87 A 88 ColoradoSiale U. 77 A 57 Brigham Young 75 A 55 Texas Western 57 • HawaiiInvilalional H 102 Wichita State ~ A 111 Ponland 91 1956-57 H 75 Montana 59 A 6t Denver 67 A 78 New MeXICOState 48 H 110 San Jose State ~ H 90 N. Mexico State "% 100 77 Coach: H. Cecil Baker A 54 Bngham Young 77 A 68 New Mexico 75 A 65 Air Force 66 1965-66 H 72 Notre Dame 73 H 104 Denver A 80 H 87 Missouri 81 1~ 60 Idaho State ~ A 68 Denver 80 H 94 Brigham Young 73 A 74 Denver 70 Coach: Ladell Andersen 112 ArrzonaSlate A 88 78 S1. 78 59 Seattle ~ A 81 New Mexico 72 H 60 Cotorado 64 69 Crelghlon 68 H 102 Montana Siale 68 A Louis' ~ A 73 Denver 93 A 73 Minnesota' 82 81 60 tdaho State H 74 Bngham Young 67 H 73 Wyoming 6t 60 ColoradoSlate U. 67 A 81 Seattle 85 ~ A Seattle A 67 A 66 Tennessee " H 80 Air Force ro A B~) 68 Eastern Washington ~ H 81 ColoradoS late U. 74 A s-il Monlana 66 A 75 Arizona State (NCAA) 79 A 85 Idaho 88 ~ " H 94 AmericanUmversily A 83 West Texas 73 49 Whltwonh 67 H 79 Wyoming 56 A 84 Utah 96 H 88 Loyola (Calilornia) 70 ro A 98 Brigham Young 1~ 21 ~7 58 Washington State 57 A 81 Montana 79 H 108 New Mexico 78 1994 (20-7) 1724 89 Centenary 73 A 92 N. Mexico Siale 1M H 1 to Sealile 73 50 Idaho ~ A 63 Ulah 66 H 72 Denver 77 88 Arizona State 81 ~ A 86 BYU 61 Idaho ~ H 93 New Mexico 72 "L .A. Classic 90 MoreheadSiale 63 A 80 Denver 100 A 91 UTEP"al BYU 81 "Big Blu 83 Montana State 100 H 88 Denver 71 1879 (12-14) 1861 66 San Francisco 76 A 74 ColoradoState ~ A 69 Santa Clara' 1m 78 Montana Slate 73 1963-64 H 66 Tulsa 67 A 95 Montana Stat. ~ A 79 UCLA' " 103 Brigham Young 118 68 Utah ~ 1965 (19-7) 1799 -Blue Grass Tourney, LOUisville, Coach: Ladell Andersen H 97 Minnesota 72 H 92 Utah 2619 (22-6) 2404 80 Montana ~ Ky. H 97 Loyola (Calilornla) 85 A 77 Oregon" 66 A 1% Coach I 78 Wyoming ~ "ISU Invllalional , Pocatello, Idaho " "All-College OklahomaClly H 102 Fresno Slale 7t A 79 Stanlord" 93 H 96 Arizona Slate ~ H 63 Classic 72 Cotorado State U. ~ H 94 Texas A & M 71 A 83 Arizona State" 77 H 96 ColoradoSiale ~ "Milwaukee H 97 'NCAA at U. Washington 76 Brigham Young ~ "" Ali-America Cily Invitallonal. 1961-62 A 91 Crerghlon 96 A 83 Ponland 75 H 98 Denver % H 88 76 Bngham Young ~ Owensboro, Ky. Coach: Ladell Andersen A 68 Iowa Slate 77 72 Denver 79 A 67 Seattle ~ A 69 1970-71 66 Denver ~ A 72 Los Angeles Slate 67 A t 15 New Mexico Slate 75 H 63 ColoradoState U_ 72 A 71 POrlland ~ H 78 Coach: Ladell Andersen 84 New Mexico 73 1959-60 A 67 Arizona 54 H 64 Arizona 60 A 81 Bngham Young 115 A 80 95 OhiOStale ~ 77 76 Wyoming ~ Coach: H _Cecil Baker A 67 Idaho Stale 63 H 95 Bradley 90 H t09 LaSalle 97 2198 (14-11) 2171 H H 78 West Texas State 81 1 1~) 65 ColoradoState U. ~ H 86 Idaho State 67 H 105 Loyola (Cali1.) 91 H 79 Ohio State 66 79 Utah 94 94 Utah 77 104 67 Montana ro A 85 Seattle 73 H 86 Idaho State 71 H 84 Ulah 72 A 91 Montana State 72 "L .A. Classic 66 UCSanla Barbara ~ 10:> 90 Utah 92 A 74 Ponland 67 72 San Jose Slate 58 H 83 Air Force 73 88 Brigham Young 96 80 Gonzaga ~ A 91 64 Denver ~ A 71 Iowa Stale 66 90 San Francisco Siale 60 A 99 Monlana State 70 A 88 Utah 127 1968-69 116 SI. Francis ~ 69 New MexICo 61 A 73 Drake 83 77 Pacilic 64 H 85 ColoradoStale U_ 70 H 84 Seattle 74 Coach: Ladell Andersen A 80 A 83 BYU 111 9~ H 72 Washington State 58 H 72 Southern Caillornia 74 H 105 Brigham Young 90 A 64 ColoradoState U. 74 A 88 Wyoming )13 H 92 Fresno State ~ H 81 1657 (11-13) 1722 H 77 Pacific 67 A 80 OklahomaCity" 71 A 90 Brigham Young 73 A 81 Denver 100 A 87 MiSSOUri ~ A 65 Bowling Green" ~ 70 A 56 Idaho 57 A 46 Houston" 51 A 67 Utah 79 A 79 Creighton 86 H 80 Sealile ~ A 83 A 84 Wichita Stale' ro A 74 A 73 Idaho 61 A 88 Wichita Stale" 90 H 75 Denver 56 Washington ~ A 97 LSU' 81 1957-58 A 75 Niagara" 65 A 72 Utah 77 A 77 Monlana Siale 73 2153 (12-14) 2140 A 81 Denver ~ H 69 H 82 Denver 73 Coach: H. Cecil Baker A 75 Wichita Slate" 68 H 69 ColoradoSlate U 59 A 88 Montana State 80 H 72 Wyoming ~ A 9~ A 86 Montana State ro A 62 Ponland 86 A 75 OklahomaCity" 59 H 72 Wyoming 59 A 85 Colorado State U. 84 "Far Wesl Classic, Ponland, H 85 Monlana State ~ A 69 90 Ponland 67 A 53 Oregon 63 A 73 Utah 61 A 62 Montana 57 A 74 Denver 72 Oregon H 61 Kansas 67 A 91 84 San Jose Slate 104 Sealile 81 H 108 A 49 Oregon 78 H 88 Wyoming 60 88 Bngham Young 69 H 94 Seattle 96 ~ 71 San Francisco A 102 Utah H H 83 H 66 Montana State 75 H 73 ColoradoSiale U. 65 76 New Mexico 64 H 013 Montana Slate 81 1966-67 A ' n A 81 Ponland" H 72 BYU ro A 8~ H 82 Montana State 70 83 Montana 75 83 Denver 79 A 85 LaSalle 90 Coach: Ladell Andersen ~ 83 ColoradoS1. 73 H 82 Long lsland ~ H 97 A 53 Washglnton (Mo.) 63 84 Brigham Young 53 A 80 Bngham Young 70 A 125 American University 100 H 76 Pepperdlne 5 t A 89 Utah 1~ A 72 Air Force ~ A 67 A 47 Day10n 66 99 Denver 69 A 78 Wyoming 65 A 75 Providence 85 H 89 Montana State 78 H 91 Brigham Young 93 Montana Stale H 83 A 64 Kentucky 92 86 New Mexico 59 A 77 ColoradoStale U. 70 A 92 Arizona Stale (NCAA) 90 89 Idaho 74 ~ A 90 New Mexico State ~ A 63 tdaho 64 A 75 Brigham Young 64 76 Ulah 78 A 58 San Francisco (NCAA) 64 112 Loyola Caillornia 66 A 102 Denver ~ " A 91 Arizona State 100 A 103 Tulane 81 2198 A 66 tdaho 75 A 60 ColoradoSlate U. 68 66 Montana 62 A 78 Seattle (NCAA) 88 76 Fres no State 64 H 92 West Texas State 1~ A 99 Sealile ~ A 57 Utah 81 A 81 Wyoming 67 A 82 Denver 64 92 PrOVidence 85 A 82 Brigham Young 113 A 74 Denver % "Big Bill H 70 Wyoming 71 89 Monlana 63 A 88 New Mexico 77 2527 (21-8) 2277 A 52 Tulsa 67 38/AGGIE BASKETBAll 92 62 WeberState 63 1973-74 A 105 Nonh Texas State' 87 85 H 77 New MeXIcoS tate 67 Coach: Dulch Belnap A 73 Cenlenary' 89 68 H 82 BYU (NCAA) 91 H 93 DoaneCollege 69 A 69 EaSlernKenlucky' 76 86 H 76 Trinity 67 A 76 Idaho Slate 82 108 23 20 (20-7) 2116 71 Sealile 66 80 Ulah 82 70 A 85 Ulah 93 A 75 BYU 73 78 'All-College Tournamenl (Oklahoma 91 Nevada-Reno 75 A 72 ColOfadoState 62 95 Cily) A 61 Temple' 70 A 69 MontanaSiale 74 95 A 102 DePaul' 93 75 WeberSiale 74 1971-72 74 ColoradoState 67 A 52 Santa Clara OT56 l)ll Coach. T. L. Plain A 87 BYU 86 A 61 Pacific 62 H 100 Auguslana 7t A 72 ArIZonaStale 76 H 100 Denver 90 A 74 Ulah 93 A 65 TexasTech 75 H 73 Sealile 79 A 60 Ohio Siale 71 A 61 ColoradoSla te 63 H 109 Ath. In Action DT111 82 H 100 Wesl Texas SI 82 A 67 Wyoming 73 H 96 Mesa College 79 65 H 68 Kent State 61 84 Ulah 79 H 71 Air Force 63 72 A 77 Sealile 90 H 93 BYU 86 A 94 Denver OT93 108 H 84 BYU 87 H 87 Weber Siale 64 A 63 Oral Robens 82 87 H 95 Arkansas· OT94 A 78 Idaho Stale 82 A 65 WeberSiale 80 90 85 Wyoming' 92 H 88 Denver 87 H 75 New Orleans 79 81 A 68 Colo. SI. 81 121 SouthernMISS 84 66 A 90 Evansville 89 87 Wise. MHwaukee 56 1949 (14-12) 1981 86 H 66 Sealile 70 105 Tulane 86 86 H 67 WeberSlate 69 A 57 Sealile 64 'All CollegeTournamenl (OklahOma 94 59 Ulah 66 78 Air Force 64 Cily) 98 A 82 BYU 101 A 92 Denver 98 "F orleils 10USU 83 A 87 Panland DT84 A 87 WeberStale OT89 80 H 96 California 87 H 83 BoiseStale 67 63 H 92 New MexicoSI 102 1976-77 84 A 87 Monlana5 1. 86 2145 (16-10) 1979 Coach: DUlchBelnap 68 H 97 Oenver 74 H 58 ColoradoSlate 57 95 H 100 Monl. 51. 76 · Votunteer Classic, Knoxville 87 Regis 69 77 A 80 W. TexasSI. 82 95 BYU 93 102 A 88 New Mex. SI. 108 1974-75 92 BOiseStale 68 78 H 93 ColoradoSI. 84 Coach: DUlchBelnap 67 WeberSiale 72 81 A 67 WeberSiale 65 A 87 BoiseStale 96 92 Ulah 90 78 A 85 Denver 94 87 Pacific 73 A 66 Washinglon 76 73 83 Sealile 72 A 71 Indiana" 79 104 2147 (12-14) 2159 71 ColoradoState 70 A 78 TexasTech' 73 82 Ulah 88 A 68 UCLA 88 81 'Big Blue ClaSSIC A 77 FresnoSiale 79 A 78 Ulah 102 68 A 77 Sianlord 74 110 Cal. 51.-Bakerslleld 89 101 A 83 BYU 79 74 Cal. 51.-Nonhridg e 63 1972-73 98 Sanla Clara 74 A 77 BYU 85 2404 Coach: 1. L. Plain A 77 Ulah 83 H 84 Idaho Siale 86 H 63 Colorado5 1. 54 H 87 N.E. Louisiana 85 A 76 WeberState 89 H 97 Ind. Siale OT96 89 Idaho Stale 70 94 Denver 81 88 Wisc. Siale 70 H 102 BoiseSiale 87 97 Slanislaus SI 62 A 69 Sealile 73 A 76 ColoradoSlate 71 103 Sianiord 84 78 Ulah 67 A 81 Air Force 67 78 Sanla Barbara 69 A 80 BYU 88 H 92 WeberSiale 66 A 67 Montana 73 89 H 77 San Francisco 82 A 114 Denver 89 A 74 Air Force 69 81 H 115 Cal. SI. FUll. 60 H 84 Wyoming 69 96 Ponland Slale 88 77 'il 104 LSU' 83 H 92 BYU 84 A 78 Sanla Barbara 88 64 102 Pacific· 82 H 87 Oenver 81 A 67 ColoradoS iale 75 74 A 91 So. Miss. DT87 A 63 Seallle 61 A 88 Denver 77 84 A 80 Tulane 91 H 91 Oral Roberts 83 71 AmonaSiale 78 111 94 TexasTech 76 A 96 New Orleans 90 69 81 WeberS iale 75 A 87 SouthernMiss 94 2186 (15-12) 2118 62 A 70 Colo_ Siale 87 H 95 MOnlanaSiale 69 78 A 74 Ulah 76 "IndianaClaSSIC 81 H 69 BYU 79 A 72 WeberSiale OT70 73 A 94 Nevada- Reno 88 A 63 Monlana (NCAA) 69 70 A 69 UC Sanla Barbara 82 67 A 91 Denver 84 2293 (21-6) 2093 81 H 108 Sealile 82 92 83 Denver 95 1975-76 70 A 84 Air Force 58 Coach' OUlchBelnap 74 97 Houslon Baplisl 78 66 MOnlana 62 76 A 67 WeberSiale 75 H 66 OregonSiale' , 81 68 83 Idaho Siale 78 A 71 Ulah 64 93 A 64 OregonSlale" 80 81 2198 (16-10) 2046 A 66 Sealile 75 84 87 BYU 76 96 'Big Blue Classic 87 ColoradoSiale 81 AGGIE BASKETBALU39 Jim Johnson F 6-5 200 Jr JC TOPRETURNEES P.lhlelrc Orr Tad Lanier G 6-1 160 Fr HS Spo~sInll Teddy Brigham G 6-3 170 Fr Pt Reb Series Ret: Doug FulCh C 6-10 230 So Namo Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg Opponents Last Time , Head Coar: Bruce Collins F 6-5 180 So 14.4 8.2 Caree r Ret Mark Mallos G 6-0 175 So 9.2 3.3 Record al \ Wisconsin-Parkside Assistants TOPNEWCOMERS 1976-77 l At-a-Glance 1976-771 Name Pas Ht WI Yr Exp ColoradoState t 976,77 Lellermen back . 9 1976-77 Sla~ersback Barnes, Adams, F: Wear, C: Chancellor .. . Alan E. Guskin Tom DeMarcus 6-8 175 Jr JC At-a-Glance Gregory, Sireeler, G Location. Kenosha, Wrsconsin 53 141 Ben Howland 6-2 185 Jr JC Nickname . . Rangers TOPRETURNEES Name Arena (capacily) . Physical Educalion Bldg. (2, 400) President Dr. A. R. Chamberlain Enrollmenl . . 5,000 Maurice CI Location ...... Fl . Collins . Colorado Pt Reb Washington ...... Colors Green, While and Black ReedAddr Nickname , . . Rams Name Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg Alhlelic Direclor ... WayneE. Oannehl At-a-Glance Bobby Jon Arena (capacily) .... Moby (9.500) Sports Information OireclOr Don Kopriva (phone: 414-553-2404) Eddie Adams F 6-6 200 Sr 14.8 6.1 Conference . Weslern Alhlelic Series Record Firsl meeling Ken Barnes F 6-6 190 Sr t 1.8 5.2 Enrollmenl . 17,500 Head Coach Sieve Slephens (Wisconsin, 1959) Doug Slreeler G 6-2 190 Sr 8.7 3.5 Presiden l John Hogness Colors ... Greena nd Gold Career Record 120-96 Location Seallle, Washinglon Namo Alhlelic Direclor . Thurman " Fum" McGraw Recordal Parksrde. . 120-96 TOPNEWCOMERS Nickname . Huskies Spo~sInformal ion Direclor Mike Mills (phone: 491 -5067) AssiSlanl. Rudy Collum .... Arena (capacily) Edmundson Pavilion (9,500)Conference . Pacilic Eighl Carl John> Series Record USU48- CSU 38 1976-77 Lellermen losl. 6 Name Pos Ht WI Yr up Enrolimeni .... . 37,000 Larry Wrl1i LaSITime Agalnsl USU: ... .. 1977: CSU 75 , USU 67 1976-77 Lellermen back . .6 Colors. Purple and Gold Tony Ell" HeadCoach .. Jim Williams (Ulah Siale. 1947) 1976-77 Sianers back Slevle King, G: Joe FOOlS, G: An Williams G 6-6 220 So JC Alhletic DrreclOr . Mike Lude DaveKe ll" CarBer Record ...... 432-225 Marvin Chones, F G 6-1 170 Fr HS Spo~sInlormalion Direclor Mike Wilson Record al CSU . . .. 313-251 Bobby Anderson Assislanl . Floyd Kerr Royce Blacksher G 6-3 190 Fr HS Series Record . USU 2- UW 2 Lasl Time Agarnsl USU:. 1977: UW 76, USU 66 1976-77 Lenermen losl. 1 TOPRETURNEES 1976-77 Lellermen back 10 HeadCoach Marv Harshman(P acilic Lulheran, 1942) Career Record 504-354 1976-77 Sla~ersback Larry Neal, G: Jim Allen, G, Midwestern State Pt Rob Record al UW 10852 Alan Cunningham, F: Larry Paige, C Name Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg AT-A-GLANCE Assistants Denny Houston, Bob Johnson. Don Houston 1976-77 Lel1ermen10SI. 2 Pre ident TOPRETURNEES Slevie King G 6-0 160 Sr 9.8 4.4 .... s t 976-77 Lel1ermen back . 8 Locati Joe Fools G 6-4 175 Jr 8.7 3.8 on t976-77 Sla~ersback . Kim Siewan, F: Sian Walker, F: Nickname Pt Reb President Dr. John G. Barker Marvin Chanes F 6-7 I B5 Jr 8.3 5.8 Nerll, Namo Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg l ocation. Wichila Falls, Texas 76308 Mike G Arena (cal Nickname . Indians Conferenc TOPNEWCOMERS Enrollmen Alan Cunningham 6-8 t85 Sr 19.0 9.0 Arena (capacily) .. . D. L. Ligon Coliseum (5,200) TOPRETURNEES Larry Paige 6-9 235 Sr 10.2 8.7 Conlerence. Texoma Colors Name Pos HI WI Yr Exp Alhlelrc 0, Larry Neal 6-5 185 Sr 9.3 4.5 Enrollmenl . 4,61 8 Pt Reb Sports Inl Jim Allen 6-5 185 Sr 8.6 2.9 Colors. . Maroon and Gold Name Pos HI WI Yr Avg Avg Alhlelic DireciOr ...... Dr. Gerald SlackIon Waller Greene G 6-2 170 Fr HS Series ROI Reginald Anderson G 6- 75 Fr HS Lasl Timo TOPNEWCOMERS Spons InformatIon Director Dr. D. L. Ligon (phone: 817- 692-6611) 41 Kim Stewart F 6-7 225 Sr 13.4 9.3 Gerald Luckell F 6-7 215 Jr Tr Head Coa Series Record FlrSI game Sian Walker F 6-5 195 So 8.7 5.6 Alex Jennings G 6-3 175 Jr JC Career Re Name Pos HI WI Yr up Head Coach Dr. Gerald Siockion (Oklahoma SIa1e, 1953) Mike Neill G 6-3 183 Jr 8.8 3.4 Career Record 296-155 Record al ReggieTall ey 6-3 175 Fr HS Record al MSU . 15379 Assislanl: TOPNEWCOMERS Barry Young 6-5 185 So JC Assislanl . . Vic Trilli 1976- 771 1976-771 Wally Spencer 6-6 185 Jr JC 1976-77 Lellermen 10SI. 2 WeberState 1976-77 Lellermen back 10 Name Pas Ht WI Yr Exp 1976-77 : 1976 -77 Sla~ersback . Henry Crawlord, F; Ron Taylor, C, AT-A-GLANCE Tom Hulson, G; Allred Clark , G Pelur Gudmundson C M ~ ~ HS FresnoState Uli Sledz C 7-0 220 Fr HS TOPRETURNEES PreSident Joseph L. Bishop Andre Grillin F 6-7 195 Fr HS At-a-Glance Location. .. Ogden, Ulah 84408 Bob Frank G 6-4 185 Fr HS Name Pt Reb Nickname Wildcals Don Vaughn G ~1 1m ~ HS Name Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg Arena (capacily) DeeE venls Cenler (12,OOO) SCOlIH a~man F 6-7 215 Fr HS SCali Rur President Or. Norman Baxler Conference. Big Sky Alan Tayl LO(AtlOn . . . Fresno, Calil. 93740 Henry Crawlord 6-5 185 Sr 18.4 6.8 Enrollment . 8,600 Greg And Nickname 'Balilin' Bulldogs Ron Taylor 6-10 235 Sr 21.8 9. 1 Colors. Purple and While West TexasState Arena (capacily) . Selland Arena (5,8 t 8) Nal Lunn 6-7 190 Jr 6.8 4.4 Alhlelic Direclor Gary Cromplon Conference PCAA Tom Hulson 5-10 160 Jr 6.1 1.3 Spo~sInlorm alion Direclor John Peterson (phone: 394-8341) At-a-Glance Enrollmenl . 14,575 Allred Clark 6-3 185 Sr 9.0 2.6 Series Record . WSC6-USU 6 Name Colors .. Cardinal and Blue Donnie Robem 6-6 190 Jr 4.0 2.6 Lasl Time Againsl USU: .... 1977: WSC89 , USU 76 Dan ArnU Alhlelic Direclor . GeneBourdel Head Coach . Neil McCa~hy(Sac ramenro Slale, 1965) Presidenl To be named Sports Information Director . Tom Kane(phone : 209-4 87-2509) TOPNEWCOMERS Career Record 46-26 Location Canyon, Texas 79016 Sieve An Series Record . _U SU 3- Fresno I Record al WSC 46-26 Nickname . Bullaloes Kevin Nit Head Coach. . Boyd Granl (Colorado Siale, 1957) Name Pas Ht WI Yr Exp Assistants Steve Sparks, Pele Barry Arena (capacrly) Amarillo Civic Cenler Coliseum (6,OOO) Greg Ball Keilh Rrr: Record al Fresno. Firsl year 1976-77 Lel1ermenlosl. 7 Conference ..... Mrssouri Valley Dave Mc Assistants. Frank Carbajal. Jim Thrash Karl Anderson 6-4 184 So 1 1976-77 Lellermen back .. 4 Enrollmenl 6.700 Paul Vas 1976-77 Lenermen losl. .. 0 Tony Forch 6-5 190 Jr JC 1976-77 Sla~ersback . . Bruce Collin s, F; Mark Mallos , G Colors . Maroon and While Mark Si r 40/AGGIE BASKETBALL Athletic Director Dick Dietl Utah Sieve Makwinski G 6~ IW Sr 8.7 2.4 Spon s Inlormati on Direclor Rich Murray (phone: 703-433 -6154) Spans Inlormatlon Director . Bin Cousins (p~one:806-656'3701) Howard Wilson G ~t lro Sr 5.9 2 7 Series Record Firsl meeling '1 Rob Series Record . . .. WTSU 4-USU 4 'George Llghly F 6~ IW Sr 170 9 1 Head Coac~ . Lou Campanelli (Monlclair Siale . 1960) 'g Avg At-a-Glance Lasl Time Against USU: t97t -72: WTSU 82. USU 80 Career Record .. 90-40 Head Coac~ Ron Ekker (Winona State, 1962) President . Or. DaVidP . Gardner • MISsed laSi year-1975-76 SlalS. Record al Madison .. . 90-40 ~ 8.2 Career Record 160-108 Ula~ AssiSiams. . Jo~nT~urslon and Ernie Neslor ? 3.3 Locahon Sail Lake Cily, 84112 Recordat West Texas. 5652 Nickname Utes or Runnin' Utes TOPNEWCOMERS 1976-77 Lellermen lo sl. 2 ASSistants. J. D. Barnell. Rick Slarzecki Arena (capacily). Special EvenlS Cenler (15.000) 1976-77 Lellermen back 8 1976-77 Lettermen lost. 4 Conference WeSiern AI~Ie1ic Name Pos Ht WI Yr Exp 1976-77 Lettermen back. 8 Enrollment . .. 22.000 Colors . Crimson and White Ricky Gomez 6-4 180 Jr JC TOP RETURNEES TOPRETURNEES AI~Ie1iCDireclor ... Arnie Ferrin Ken Webb 6-5 180 Fr HS PI Rob Spans Information DireclOr Bruce Woodbury (p~one:801-581-3510) Name Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg PI Reb Series Record Uta~97-USU 67 Namo Pos HI WI Yr Avg Avg LaSi Time AgainSi USU· .1977 Ulah 102, USU 78 Idaho State Sieve FIC 6-8 212 So 20 10.7 Head Coach Jerry Plmm (USC, 1960) Slieiper .9 Pal Dos~ F 6-4 200 Sr 20 .3 9.5 MaUriceCheeks G 6-1 175 Sr 13.940 Career Record . 58-24 AT-A-GLANCE Roger Hug~ell G 6-2 168 Jr 16.7 2.4 Reed Addison C 6·6 200 Sr 106 6.0 Record al Ula~ 58-24 Gerard C 6-7 207 Bobby Jones G 6-4 180 So 3.4 1.6 AssiSlanls Jim Marsh , Gerr y GimelSlob Malurine Jr 6.0 3.7 Jell Cross G 6-3 177 So 5.5 2.5 1976-77 Lellermen losl. 4 President . . ... Or. Myron L Coulter TOP NEWCOMERS Jack Railey F 6-6 200 Jr 5.2 5.6 1976-77 Lellermen back . 9 Localion . . . POCaIeIlO, Ida~o 82309 Sherman Dillard G 6-4 195 Sr 22.4 4.7 1 Hogness 1976·77 Sianers back . Jell Judkins, F, Greg Deane, F Nickname ...... Bengals Name Po, HI WI Yr Exp ashinglon BusiCr Mal~eney,C . Earl Williams , G Arena (capacil y)...... _ . ISU Mlilidome (12 ,000) TOP NEWCOMERS . Huskies Conlerence Big Sky Jo~nson Fr cilic Eig~1 Carl 6-7 190 HS TOPRETURNEES Enrollmenl 10,000 Larry Williams Fr HS Name Pos Ht Yr Exp 37 ,DOD 6·4 185 Colors Orange and Black Fr HS ! and Gold Tony Ellis 6-3 175 PI Rob Alhle"c Direclor. . . Milion "Dubby" Hall Fr HS Sieve Bl ackmon 6-5 Fr HS ~IkeLude Dave Keller 6-3 190 Name Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg Spans Informalion Direclor .... Glenn Allord (phone: 208-236-3651) Fr HS ke Wilso n Carus Boone 6-6 Series Record USU 24-ISU II Fr HS Tyrone S~oulders 6-5 2- UW2 Jell Judkins 6-6 189 Sr 20 .6 6.6 LaS! TlmeAgainsl USU: 1977: ISU 86, USU 84 i, USU 66 DUSIerMal~eney 6-8 212 Sr 16 .8 6.7 Brigham Young Head Coac~ . Lynn Arc~ibald(Fresno Siale, 1968) en , 1942) Greg Deane 65 185 Jr 14 .8 5.6 Career Record Firsl Year 504 -354 At-a-Glance Ear l Williams 6-5 198 Jr 9.6 4.1 Record aIISU. First Year 108-52 Assislants Many Holly. Bill Genlan ou NevadaReno 1 H ston TOPNEWCOMERS 1976-77 Lellermen 1051. 6 . 2 Presidefll Dallen Oak s 1976-77 Lellermen back . 6 At-a-Glance 8 LocallOn. Provo, Ulah 84601 Name Pos Ht WI Yr Exp 1976-77 Sianers back Jell Cook, F: SCali Goold, G lalker, F: Nickname ...... Cougars ,0 Neill , G Karl Bank owski F 6-7 215 Fr HS Arena (capacity) . Marriol Cenler (22,700) TOPRETURNEES Pres ident . · Or. Max Mitam Tom Charnbers C-F 6-10 215 Fr HS Conlerence. . Weslern Athletic Localion Reno, Nevada 89557 Jay Judkins G-F 6-5 175 Fr HS Enrollment 25.000 PI Rob Nickname. Wall Pack SCOII Manin G 5-11 175 Fr HS Colors Royal Blue and W~11e Name Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg Arena (capacity) HS Cenlennial ColISeum(6,274) AthletiC Director Dr Glen C. Tucketl Danny vranes 6-7 212 Fr Rob Conference. . Wesl CoaSiAI~Ie1ic Sports Information Director Dave Sc~ullhess(phone: 801 374,1 211) Avg Jell Cook F-C 6-10 215 Sr 10.8 8.6 Enrollmenl . , ... 8,400 Series Record . BYU 95 - USU 7? SCOIIGoold G 6-5 175 Jr 5.0 2.6 Colors . · Silver and Blue Last Time Against USU: 1977: BYU 85, USU 77 Fairleigh Dickson Brand Robinson F 6-5 185 Jr 7.1 2.7 9.3 Athletic Direclor. · . DICkTrac~ok Head Coac~ . Frank Arnold (Ida~oSiale. 1956 ) Brian Bemis G 6-5 175 Sr 2.1 0.7 5.6 AT-A-GLANCE Spons Informalion Direclor. Bob S~river(p~one: 702-784-4878) 3.4 CareerRecord . 24·2 9 Paul Wilson F 6-5 200 So 2.31.8 Series Record USU 9-Nevada 0 So Record at BYU . 209 Mark McQuaid F 6-5 190 1.82.3 LaS! Time Agalnsl USU: 1973: USU 89, Nevada 75 ASSistants . John McMullin, Harry AMer son PreSldelit Dr. Jerome M. POllack Head CoaCh Jim Carey (Drake, 1957) 1976-77 Lettermen lost 7 Location . RUI~erlord.New Jersey (45,000) TOPNEWCOMERS Career Record .15-12 1976-77 Lettermen back. 6 NICkname. Knig~1S Record al Nevada. . . 15-12 1976-77 Staners back . S'OIi Runi" Arona (capacily) FDU Gymnasium (1. 250) Name Pos Ht WI Yr Exp G AssiSlanlS. Jack Spencer, Bob Eme~iser COllforence Independent 1976-77 Lellermen 1051. 5 TOPRETURNEES Enrollmenl . . .. 19,000 Gene Bowen 6-7 200 Jr Tr 1976-77 Lellermen back . 7 Colors . . Cotumbia Btue, Maroon and While Lawrence Butler 6·3 180 Jr Tr I't Rob Alhlolic Director .. To be named Allen Corder 6-3 175 Jr Tr Name Po, HI WI Yr Avg Avg Spon s Information Oir eclOr . Jay Horwll2 (p~one:201-836-6300 Ray Walson 6-1 160 Fr HS TOPRETURNEES Ex!. 397) Greg Gomes 6-6 200 Fr HS Scott Runia G ~I 165 ~ ~.8 ! 8 Serres Record First meeting PI Rob Alan Taylor C 6-10 215 So 5.5 H Head Coac~. AI LoBalbo (Slale Unlverslly 01 Iowa , 1942) Name Pos Ht WI Yr Avg Avg Greg Anderson G ~I lro ~ 0.1 08 Career n.ecord 101- 92 Record al FDU . 101- 92 James Madison Edgar Jones 6-10 210 Jr 23 .7 13.1 TOPNEWCOMERS Assis tan ts. Richard Wiseman, Peter Tierney Sieve Hunler 6-3 180 So 9.8 4.3 1976-77 Lell.rmen 10SI .3 At-a-Glance Sianley Murdaug~ 60 170 Jr 8,3 2.2 Name Pos HI WI Yr Exp 1976-77 Lellermen back 8 Mike Longero 6-5 190 Jr 7.5 5.7 1976-77 Sianers back Jay Jorgens en, F. Steve MakwlOskl, G: nam ed Dan Alnge G 6-5178 Fr HS Howard Wilson. G President Dr Ronald E. Carrier TOPNEWCOMERS ; 79016 Steve Anderson F 6-6 200 Fr HS Location Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 ullaloes KeVin Nielson F 6·7 190 Fr HS TOPRETURNEES Nickname. Dukes Namo Pos Ht WI Yr Exp (6, 000) Greg Ballif G 6· 5 185 Fr HS Arena (capacily) Godwin Hall (5,000) " Valley Keith Rice F 6-6 200 Jr JC PI Rob Conlerence . . Independenl Johnny Hig~ G 6-3 180 Jr JC 6.700 DaveMcGUi re C 7·0 210 Fr HS Name Pos HI WI Yr Avg Avg Enrollment ...... 7,800 Michael Stallings F 6-7 215 Jr JC Paul Vas C 7-0 220 Fr HS Colors dW ~ile .. _ . . Purple and Gold Aaron Cusic F 6-7 195 So JC Mar k Stroud FIC 6·9 185 Fr HS Jay Jorgensen 6-5 210 Sr 18.5 5.2 Athtetic Director . Dean E~lers Mlc~aelGray G 6-1 155 Jr JC AGGIE BASKETBALLl41 Boise State TOPRfTURNEES 1976-77 Lettermen lost ...... 10 Nickname. Vikings 1976-77 Lettermen back . 2 Arena (capacity) PSUGym (2,300) At-a-Glance PI Rob t976 -77 Sta~ersback. .0 Conference. Independent, NCAA1 Name Po. HI WI Yr A.g A.g Enrollment ... 15,000 TOPRfTURNEES Colors. Forest Greenand Whrte Presidenl Dr. Richard Bullinglon Tom Schneeberger F'C 6-6 200 Sr 18.3 10.0 Athletic Direclor Roy Love Localion ...... Boise, Idaho 83725 Bob Djokovich G 6-3 185 Sr 13.0 7.6 PI Rob Spo~sInlormation Director .... Larry Sellers (phone: 503-229-4400) Nickname . Broncos Randy Gricius C 6-7 195 Jr 12.3 6.8 Namo Po. Ht WI Yr A.g A.g Series Record. USU l-PSU 0 Arena (capacily) .. Bronco Gym (3,670) Rande Read F 6-4 180 Sr 9.7 5.3 Last Time Against USU: 1977: USU 96, PSU88 David Atkins Conlerence. Big Sky Keith Woodfork G 5·11 170 Sr 7.3 2.6 6·6 185 Sr 5.2 5.3 HeadCoach . Ken Edwards (Nevada, Las Vegas, 1967) Russell Swilley Enrollment . . 11, 300 6-2 180 Sr 5.8 29 Career Record BO-50 Colors . . . Blue and Orange Recordat PSU ...... 80-50 Athletic Director . Lyle Smith TOPNEWCOMERS Assistant . . , . _, . , . , _... . _.... Mose Adolph 1976-77 Lottermen lost. 3 Spo~sInlormation Direclor. . . Jim Faucher (phone: 385' 1288) St. Mary's ...... Series Record. USU3-BSU 1 Namo Po. Ht WI Yr Exp 1976-77 Lettermen back . . .. 7 Last Time Against USU: .1977: USU 92, BSU 68 At-a-Glance 1976-77 Sta~ersback . . , , FreemanWilliams , G: Bob Sisul, F: HeadCoach Bus Connor (Idaho Stale, 1955) Steve Bajema F 6·7 210 So Tr JamesC unningham, C: Terry Adolph, G Career Record 59·61 Mike Gallagher G 5-10 143 Fr HS Recordat BSU. . . 59-61 President Brolher Mel Anderson, F. S.C. Tom Krosschell F 6·6 195 Jr JC TOPRETURNEES Location...... Moraga_Calif. 84575 Assistants ...... Bu~Golden, DougOliver PI Reb Nickname ...... Gaels 1976·77 Lettermen losi. . . 2 Namo Po• Ht WI Yr A.g A.g 1976·77 Lettermen back. 8 Arena (capacity) . . Rahill Cenler (3,600) Montana (10 be compleled 1/78) FreemanWilliams G 6-4 180 Sr 38.8 4.9 1976·77 Sla~ersback Steve Connor, G; Trent Johnson , G: DannyJones, F: John Maylield_C : Sean McKenna, C Conference. West Coasl Athletic At-a-Glance James Cunningham C 6-6 210 Sr 10.8 7.8 Enrollmenl 1,200 Chucky Smith G 6-1 V, 175 Sr 9.3 3.9 TOPRETURNEES Colors ... Red and Blue Bob Sisul F 6-6 200 Jr 8.7 9.7 Athletic Director . Dr. Don McKillip President . . Dr. Richard Bowers Terry Adolph G 5-8V, 155 So 6.0 3.3 PI Rob Sports Inlormation Director. ChriS MCKinnie(phone : 415-376-4411 Location . . Missoula, Montana(50,000) TOPNEWCOMERS Namo Po. Ht WI Yr A.g A.g Series Record...... USU 2-SI. Mary's 1 Nickname . . .. Grizzlies Namo Po. Ht WI Yr H""d Coach. Frank LaPo~e(Saint Mary's, 1956) Arena (capacity) . . Adams Field House (9,320) Bill Malhis F 6-5 190 Fr Steve Connor G 6·3175 Sr 17.3 1.3 Career Record 44-63 Conference. . Big Sky Greg Slider F 6-6 195 Fr DannyJones F 6·7 195 Sr 12.2 7.7 Record at SI. Mary's. Same Enrollmenl . . 8,425 Trent Johnson G/ F 6·5 190 Sr 11.0 6.5 Assistant . Kevin Donahue Colors. . .. . Cooper, Silver and Gold 1976-77 Lettermen lost. John Maylield C 6·9V, 215 So 4.6 5.0 1 Athletic Director . Harfey Lewis 1976-77 Lettermen back. Sean McKenna F 6·7 200 Sr 5.5 2.3 9 Spo~sInformation Director ... Bob Rosenthal (phone: 406-243-2522) 1976-77 Sta~ersback . Tom Snyder, F: Rick Bernard. G: Steve Barrett F 6·7 200 Sr 5.5 2.3 Series Record...... USU 25- Montana 13 MontanaState Nick Pappageorge, G Last Time Against USU: 1977: Montana 73, USU 67 TOPNEWCOMERS Head Coach Jim Brandenburg (Colorado Stale, 1958) At-a-Glance TOPRfTURNEES Career Record ... 7-19 President Dr. William J. Tietz Namo Po. HI WI Yr Exp Record at Montana. . , 7· 19 PI Rob Assistant . . . .. Mike Montgomery Location. Bozeman,Montana Namo HI Yr A.g A.g Nickname .... Bobcats Dave Richardson C 6·9 200 Fr HS Po. WI 1976-77 Lettermen losl...... 2 Arena (capacity) , .. . MSU Fieldhouse (10,000) Fred Williams G 6-0 160 Jr JC 1976-77 Lettermen back...... 6 NiCk Pappageorge Sr Conference. Big Sky Tony Thomas F 6-6 185 Fr HS 6-2 180 19.3 3.0 1976·77 Sta~ersback . Michael Ray Richardson, G/F: Rick Enrollment 9,800 Howie Long F 6-9 190 Jr. JC Bernard 6-4 175 Sr 17.4 3.0 Craig Henkel, F .... Colors. Blue and Gold Jim Janson F 6-6 185 Fr HS Tom Snyder 6-6 190 Jr 10.2 5.3 Athletic Director .. Tom Parac Carl Powell G 5-10 165 Jr JC TOPRfTURNEES .... TOPNEWCOMERS Spo~sInfo rmalion Director . Arnie Sgalio (phone: 406-994-272t) PI Rob Series Record . USU 73-MSU 38 Namo Po. Ht WI Yr Exp Namo Po. Ht WI Yr A.g A.g Last Time Against USU:...... 1976: MSU 73, USU 38 Air Force Academy Head Coach . .. Rich Juarez (Gonzaga, 1966) Ken Jones 6-6 190 Jr JC Michael Richardson G/ F 6-5 t86 Sr t9.2 8.6 Career Record . 31-46 At-a-Glance Pat Holmes 6-7 195 Jr JC Craig Henkel F 6-7 200 Jr 4.1 3.7 Record at MSU .. 31-46 Norm Kelly 6-10 205 Jr IV Charlie Yankus F 6·6 205 Jr 2.9 1.8 Assistant. . Jack Elmore Jim Molloy G 6-1 165 Sr 2.3 0.8 1976-77 Lettermen lost. 2 Superintendenl. Lt. Gen. K. L. Tallman Allan Nielsen G/F 6·6 190 Jr 2.2 1.2 1976·77 Lettermen back. .9 1976·77 Sta~ersback. .. Craig Finberg, G: Mick Durham, G: Location. USAFAcademy , Colorado 80840 Denver Nickname. . . Falcons TOPNEWCOMERS RodSmith, F: Mike Stanny, F Arena (capacity) . . ... AFA Fieldhouse (6,600) At-a-Glance Conlerence . . . .. Independenl Namo Po. Ht WI Yr Exp TOPRfTURNEES Enrollment . 4,400 PI Rob Colors . Silver and Blue Presidenl...... Maurice Mitchell RodneyBrandon F 6-5 175 Fr HS Name Po. HI WI Yr A.g A.g Athletic OireclOr . Col. John Clune Location . Denver, Colorado DenniSGay G 6-2 165 Fr HS Sports Information Director Hal Baleman(phon e: 303-472·2313) Nickname. Pioneers Ma~yGreen F/C 6-8V, 190 Fr HS Craig Finberg 6-0 160 Jr 15.8 2.8 Series Record. USU 7-AFA 2 Arena (capacity). . . DU Fieldhouse (2,500) Craig Zanon F 6·6 180 Fr HS Mick Durham 5-10 150 Jr 14.6 2.7 Last Time Against USU: ...... 1977: USU 74, AFA69 Conference Independenl Tim McCauley G 6-1 160 So JV RodSmith 6-6 215 Jr 8.9 7.5 Head Coach Maj. Hank Egan (Navy, 1960) Enrollmenl 8,000 Mike Stanny 6-9 195 So 5.1 4.6 CareerRecord 78-72 Color s ...... Redand Gold Recordat AFA 78-72 Athletic Director . Ron Oyer Portland State TOPNEWCOMERS Assistanls ... Capl. Sam Peshut, Capl. Gregg Popovich Spo~sInformation Director. Bill Scha~on(phone : 303-753-2339) Maj. Reggie Minton Series Record USU52-Den ver 35 At-a-Glance N.mo Po. HI WI Yr Exp 1976· 77 Lettermen losl...... 0 Last Time Against USU: .... 1977: USU 88, Denver 77 1976· 77 Lettermen back . 10 H""d Coach. Bill Weimar (Denver, 1948) Chris Singleton G-F 6-4 180 Jr JC 1976· 77 Sta~ersback Tom Schneeberger, F-C: Randy Gricius_C: Career Record ...... _. First year President. .... Dr. Joseph C. Blumel Lance Freeman F 6-6 195 Fr HS Bob DJokovich, G: Rande R""d , F: Keith Woodlork , G Assistants .... . , . , . , . , . Mike Good, Moses Brewer Location . Po~land,Oregon Doug Hasnley F 6-6 210 Fr HS 421AGGIE BASKETBALL Vikings m(2,300) II, NCAA1 , , 15,000 ,IOdWhile Roy Love 129-4400) I - PSU0 G, PSU 88 las, 1967) 80-50 80-50 .sa Adolph 3 7 b SIsu\' F; Adolph. G Reb I Avg 6 4_9 8 7_8 3 3.9 7 9.7 ) 3.3 IITIJ. TlelZ . Monlana Bobcals ! (10.000) _Big Sky . 9,BOO Da nd Gold 10m Parae 194-2721) - MSU 38 l. USU 38 ga,1966) 31-46 31-46 ek Elmora .. 2 .. 9 "ham. G; Sranny. F Reb Avg 2.8 2.7 7.5 4.6 ,4 .\! Utah State University The importance of the individual is em degrees, Doctor of Education (Ed D), and Doctor phasized at Utah State University. Additional of Philosophy (PhD). impetus is being given to individualizing the baccalaureate degree. This is a system by which USU includes eight resident colleges with the individual can pattern his/her program within 47 departments, a School of Graduate Studies, University policy and progress at his/her speed. University Extension, and several research programs. There are also current programs in Utah State University has a three-fold education aid to several foreign countries. purpose: teaching, research, and extension. USU also cooperates with various agencies on a USU is accredited by the Northwest national and international level to help promote Association of Secondary and Higher Schools, understanding and share knowledge. and is on the accepted list of the Association of American Universities, and of the American With a student body of 9,436, Utah State Council on Education and is lsi ted by other has advantages of both the large and small accrediting agencies. schools, with such features as a spacious library, excellent laboratories, and top-rated A fifteen-member State Board of Regents cultural attractions, including world-famous governs the Utah state system of higher symphonies, ballets, pianists, singers, and education. This board has the responsibility for lecturers. These advantages are combined with state-wide master planning for higher education, individualized programs characterized by close assignment of roles to the several institutions in personal attention. the state system, and control of operating and capital budgets for the institutions . USU has a This University was founded in 1888 as a nine-member Institutional Council. This council part of the public educational system of Utah has the responsibility of implementing the and operates under the constitution and laws of assigned roles, including the appointment of the state. It belongs to a great family of in personnel and the enactment of rules and stitutions known as land-grant universities, governing regulations. which had their origin in 1862. A rich curriculum is offered in the arts and sciences, in both Logan, Utah, home of Utah State University, undergraduate and graduate programs. Degrees is a town of 25,000 population located in nor granted include the Bachelor's and Master's thern Utah, 80 miles north of Salt Lake City. 44IAGGIE BASKETBAll c ... 0 ... c· .- .c - 0 0 () ~ .9 .- IIi IIi c If) "0 ctf () (1) c 2 _..-- c c [:? 0 ~ If) ... '"' ~ "0 r ..... m '" = '"'