RECORDS 1999-PR 2006-PR A drafted in the three players are UNLV-record Tark coaches his final game at the Thomas & coaches his final game at the Tark Bill Bayno was the 10th head coach in UNLV histo- Bill Bayno was the 10th head coach in UNLV 1997-2005 Max Good was elevated from assistant coach to head UNLV was ranked No. 1 throughout the season and UNLV Jerry Tarkanian coaches his final season at UNLV. The coaches his final season at UNLV. Tarkanian Jerry 1996-98 1990-91 – looked for back-to-back NCAAThe Runnin’ Championships. in the Rebels were 34-0 when they were upset by Duke, 79-77, national semi-final game on March 30, 1991. 1991 NBA Draft – Augmon and No. first round (No. 1 Larry Johnson, No. 9 Stacey Anthony) in one year. 12 Greg 1991-92 – won its final 23 UNLV team was not eligible for postseason play. games to finish 26-2. March 3, 1992 – defeated Utah State, coach. UNLV head Mack Center as a UNLV 65-53. Lon Kruger was hired as the 14th head coach in UNLV men’s basket- men’s Lon Kruger was hired as the 14th head coach in UNLV Charlie Spoonhour was named the 12th head coach in UNLV Runnin’ Charlie Spoonhour was named the 12th head coach in UNLV Tim Grgurich, long time assistant coach under Jerry Tarkanian, was Tarkanian, long time assistant coach under Jerry Grgurich, Tim UNLV wins the national championship with the most lopsided score ever wins the national championship with the most lopsided UNLV Rollie Massimino was named head coach. He served two seasons (1992- Rollie Massimino was named head coach. He served The Runnin’ history at Rebels advanced to their third Final Four in school The Runnin’ school-record 37 wins and advanced to their Rebels compiled a 1983-96 1986-87 – history at the Louisiana SuperDome. second Final Four in school 1989-90 – Arena. Denver’s McNichols April 2, 1990 – 103, Duke 73. for a national title game – UNLV April 1, 1992 – 94). Oct. 22, 1994 – only seven games (2- He would coach history. named the seventh head coach in UNLV health reasons. Howie Landa (7 5 record) and resigned on March 3, 1995 because of interim head coaches. games) and Cleveland Edwards (14 games) served as March 30, 1995 to Dec. 12, 2000 – to become the third-winningest head coach by wins in He finished with 94 career wins ry. teams to the postseason (1998 and 2000 straight UNLV Bayno led four program history. NCAA and 1999 NIT). During his tenure, the Runnin’ and 1997 Tournament Rebels won Conference regular season and tournament championships the inaugural Mountain West Tournament. in 2000 as well as the 1998 WAC Dec. 12, 2000 – March 29, 2001 – coach for the remainder of the 2000-01 season. He was 13-9 as head coach of the pro- gram. March 29, 2001 – The two seasons at UNLV. records in his first He turned in identical 21-11 Rebel history. Runnin’ Rebels advanced to the second round of the NIT in his first season and lost in first round in his second. Spoonhour stepped down after 21 games into his third the NIT’s who was an assistant under his dad, led the season citing health issues. His son, Jay, team the rest of the way and turned in a 6-4 mark, leading the team to the MWC championship game and earning a NITTournament’s bid for the third straight season. March 15, 2004 – ball history (the 10th full-time head coach). His first Runnin’ Rebel team (2004-05), marking the pro- recorded a 17-14 mark and advanced to the second round of the NIT, fourth straight trip to the postseason. In his second season, the team went 17-13 gram’s and won 10 MWC games for the first time since 1999-00. 155 1988-95 1976 THROUGH THE YEARS THE THROUGH 1982-87 Rebels had their first on- 1974-75 • 1977-82 A six players are drafted in one year (Glen Gondrezick, UNLV-record UNLV’s last home game in the Las Vegas Convention Center. UNLV Convention Center. game in the Las Vegas last home UNLV’s UNLV’s first regular season game in the 18,500-seat Thomas & Mack first regular season game in the 18,500-seat UNLV’s Elburt Miller scored 55 points against Portland to set the UNLV individ- the UNLV Elburt Miller scored 55 points against Portland to set Jimmie Baker pulled down 26 rebounds against San Francisco to set the Jimmie Baker pulled down 26 rebounds against San Francisco UNLV’s first-ever Final Four appearance in the Omni in Atlanta, Ga. North Final Four appearance in the Omni in first-ever UNLV’s Shortly into the season, the Shortly into the season, the The Rebels began playing all of their home games in the rotunda of the Las The Rebels began playing all of their home games in The Jerry Tarkanian era began. Tark was hired as head coach on March 23, Tark era began. Tarkanian The Jerry The Rebels posted their first-ever 20-win season with John Bayer served as head coach for the next three seasons. Ed Gregory was named the second head coach in pro- Rolland Todd was named head coach and would serve Todd Rolland The team’s inaugural season under the school’s first basketball coach and ath- first inaugural season under the school’s The team’s 1968-77 1968-73 campus home, the 2,000-seat NSU Gym. The Gym is now the campus home, the 2,000-seat NSU Gym. still used Marjorie Barrick Museum with the basketball hardwood as the floor in the museum. 1962-63 – an overall mark of 21-4. 1963-64 – gram history. He compiled a two-year record of 40-15. UNLV gram history. Convention played two home games in the 6,380-seat Las Vegas played a few more during the 1964-65 season. The team Center. 1965-66 – Eddie Owens, Robert Smith, Sam Smith, Lewis Brown). Larry Moffett, Feb. 19, 1983 – defeated Utah State, 111-78. 26, 1983 – Nov. defeated UNR 92-71. UNLV Center. five seasons. He led the Rebels to three straight NCAA playoff University appearances. During his tenure, Nevada Southern Coast and the Rebels joined the West became known as UNLV, Athletic Conference for the 1969-70 season. 1966-67 – 84-83 in a heart-breaking loss for Rebel fans. Carolina defeated UNLV 1977 NBA Draft – Vegas Convention Center. Convention Center. Vegas Feb. 12, 1967 – ual single-game scoring record. 1970-71 – Feb. 23, 1973 – individual single-game rebounding record. UNLV 1973-74 – 1973, and in 19 seasons compiled an amazing 509-105 record (.829). He put the “Runnin’” in Rebels and led the program to postseason play 14 times, including a run of nine consecutive NCAA appearances (1983-91) with four final fours. UNLV Tournament won its first-ever National Championship in 1990 and appeared in back-to-back Final Fours (‘89-90, ‘90-91). 1976-77 – letic director, Michael Drakulich. NSU played its home games at Dula Memorial Center Michael Drakulich. NSU played its home letic director, Blvd. and Bonanza Road). (located at Las Vegas 1960-61 – The UNLV Runnin’The UNLV The following has made its mark in history. Rebel basketball program for itself that began play in 1958 and quickly made a name are key facts about a program in the desert. 1958-59 – HISTORY 0CLPL OOAL7-81 77- 49 71 84- L 66- W 54 L 70- W POMONA POLY CAL COLLEGE 10 45 CLAREMONT F 60 58- 4 71 58- UCRIVERSIDE 66- W F 78 3 L L 79- F 67 SANDIEGO 65- W 27 J UPLANDCOLLEGE 75 70 L 68- 20 74- J SANDIEGONAVY W L 14 J SANDIEGONAVY 13 atSanDiego J 7 66 atU.S.International J 76- 63 6 92- W J POLY CAL W 30 D POLY CAL 55 29 60- D atPomonaCollege 79 W 21 101- D 64 W atUplandCollege 49- 20 83 D NORTHERN ARIZONA 61- L 49 19 D L 79- LaVERNECOLLEGE 68 16 W 67- D atGrandCanyonCollege 10 L atNorthern Arizona D 9 LONGBEACHNAVY D 3 73 LONGBEACHNAVY D 65- 2 D L 69 Coach: Michael“Chub”Drakulich 52- L 1960-61 (13-12) 113 67- 77 80- L 57 W 66- at SanBernardinoJC atClaremontCollege(OT) W 57 20 68- F atUCRiverside W 19 F FULLERTON JC 72 COLLEGE 13 CLAREMONT F 79- 67 6 68- W UCRIVERSIDE F 65 5 W 74- (OT) F LONGBEACHNAVY W 57 30 73 69- J atLongBeachNavy 82- 29 W AFBW J HILL 78 54 83- 15 62- J SANBERNARDINOJC 75 W 57- W 8 56 COMPTON JC J 60- 6 75 L 61- W J PHOENIXCOLLEGE L 30 D atSouthernUtahState 74 29 D 70- atSouthernUtahState 76 61 47- 28 55 D L 80- 60- DIXIE JC L W D 19 W atDixieJC 18 D SNOW COLLEGE D 12 SNOW COLLEGE WEBERSTATE 56 D 11 55- 9 D L JC MESA SOUTHERNUTAH STATE D 5 84 4 74- D L Coach: Michael“Chub”Drakulich 76 50 62- 84- 1959-60 (13-8) 56 L W 74- NEVADA, RENOFROSH W 69 21 55- F NEVADA, RENOFROSH L 20 59 F atDixieJC 79- 14 56 atComptonJC 77 47 F W 43- 87- 7 52- atLongBeachNavy F L W W 6 83 70- F LONGBEACHNAVY 31 L 69 J LONGBEACHNAVY 46- 30 93 88 JC J L ANTELOPEVALLEY 50- 51- 17 61 J atNellis AFB L L 46- 14 J DIXIEJC L 10 70 atSouthernUtahState J 64- 3 77 atSouthernUtahState J L 62- 2 J L DIXIEJC 20 D DIXIEJC 19 D 61 atSnowCollege 41- 13 D 57 atSnowCollege L 52- 12 SOUTHERNUTAH STATED L 6 SOUTHERNUTAH STATED 5 D Coach: Michael“Chub”Drakulich 1958-59 (5-13) 6a . nentoa 2 68 68 82- 82- W W 79 86- (1) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. atU.SInternational 68 64 W 16 82- 81- F atUCRiverside W 104 W 15 72- F NORTHERN ARIZONA L 11 COLLEGE CLAREMONT F 8 atCalStateLos Angeles F 2 UCRIVERSIDE F 1 F 6a lrmn olg W8-66 84- 62 74 63- 82- W W W J29 atClaremontCollege 82 26 89- 84 J atLaVerne College 93- 70 W 25 86- W J WESTMINSTER W 21 LEWISCOLLEGE J FORT 73 85- 79 19 64- J SANDIEGONAVY W 12 L J SANDIEGONAVY 11 atGrandCanyonCollege J 5 57 atNorthern 65- Arizona 54 J 72 4 64- 68- W 50 J W (1)(OT) U.S.INTERNAT’L L 62- 28 63 D W WHITTIERCOLLEGE (1) 81- 27 D COLLEGEW 65 POMONA 89- 21 48 D NEVADA, RENO W 74- 64 19 D W 75- NEVADA, RENO 51 18 W D 71- LaVERNECOLLEGE 15 GRANDCANYONCOLL. W D 78 8 87- McCLELLANAFB D W 7 LONGBEACHNAVY D 1 D LONGBEACHNAVY 30 N Coach: Michael“Chub”Drakulich 48 54- 1962-63 (21-4) W 56 (2) CalPolyPomona Tournament, Pomona,Calif. 63 66- 71- (1) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. CLAREMONTCOLLEGEW W 43 78 24 63- 58- F atUCRiverside W L 17 57 F atClaremontCollege 58- 65 81 16 85- F 69- atCalPolyPomona(2) W 71 W 10 U.S.International(2)(OT) L F 51- 9 UCRIVERSIDE L F 2 F atLaVerne College 49 29 77- J atNevada-Reno 59 W 23 66- J atNevada-Reno 59 W 22 81- STATEJ NORTHRIDGE CAL W 13 42 STATEJ NORTHRIDGE 43- CAL 12 76 GRANDCANYONCOLLEGEW J 75- 49 6 57- SANDIEGO 66 L J 88- 5 W 85 80- W J (1) U.S.INTERNATIONAL 29 (1)L POMONA D POLY CAL 65 64- 28 D COLLEGE 72 POMONA L 77- 21 D atSanDiego W 20 D 87 NORTHERN ARIZONA 75 56- 18 53 68- D LaVERNECOLLEGE 84- L 54 16 L D COLLEGEW 76- BIOLA 55 15 atGrandCanyonCollege W D 79- 9 atNorthern W Arizona D 8 LONGBEACHNAVY D 2 LONGBEACHNAVY D 1 D Coach: Michael“Chub”Drakulich 109 88- 1961-62 (16-8) L 60 70 72- 64- (1) CalPolyPomona Tournament, Pomona,Calif. CalStateFullerton(1) W L 27 F CalPolyPomona(1)(OT) 91 83 92- 74 25 79- F 87- SanFernandoValley (1)(OT)W 24 L W F atClaremontCollege(2OT) 18 F UCRiverside 17 POMONA F POLY CAL 11 F YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS A ST. LOS ANGELES (OT) CAL 0-96 103- W 156 2CLPL OOAW6-61 64 68- 81- W W (3) CalPolyPomona Tournament, Pomona,Calif. (2) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. 87 83 62 79- 98- POMONA 70- (1) KrisKringleKageKlassic, POLY Anaheim, Calif. CAL W L 22 W F LUTHERAN CAL 63 21 74- F NORTHERN ARIZONA W 17 F 66 97 atU.S.International 77- 84- 15 F atUCRiverside W L 83 14 SOUTHERNUTAH STATE F 70- 8 UCRIVERSIDE L F 65 78 7 70- 101- atNorthern Arizona F W 79 W 3 STATE FULLERTON 66- CAL F 1 L 84 F atNevada-Reno 78 82- 69 27 80- 93- J atCalPolyPomona(3) L W W 25 J SanDiego(3) 24 J WESTMINSTER(OT) 70 20 104- J atLaVerne College W 11 44 J atCalLutheran 63 41- 10 64- 63 J LaVERNECOLLEGE L 76- W 96 4 W J 85- (2) U.S.INTERNATIONAL 28 68 L D COLL.(2) 67 OCCIDENTAL 95- 80- 27 D W SeattlePacific(1) W 21 D CalPolyPomona(1) 20 D ChapmanCollege(1) 52 77 19 110- 90- D 61 54 NEVADA, W RENO 74- W 66- 16 D PACIFIC LOSANGELES W W ST. 13 LOS ANGELES CAL D 7 atSouthernUtahState D 4 SANDIEGONAVY D 2 D Coach: EdGregory 1963-64 (19-7) Ed Gregory Drakulich (1958-63) (1963-65) Michael 986 84 .602 45 PCT 68 L W 5 Seasons 1958-63 Years ber oftheUNLV Athletic HallofFamein1987. Rebel golfcoach.Hewaschosenachartermem- cluding baseballandspent19seasonsasthe Drakulich coachedseveralprogramsatUNLV in- a 21-4markinhisfinalseasonasheadcoach. sons, heleadtheteamtoa68-45recordincluding team of1958-59posteda5-13record.Infivesea- coach aswellathleticdirector. The firstRebel Michael DrakulichwasUNLV’s firstbasketball 936 01 .727 15 PCT 40 L W 2 Seasons 1963-65 Years lost toFresnoStateandSanFrancisco State. traveled toSeattleforpostseason play whereit 1964-65 season.NevadaSouthernUniversity playoffs duringthe ing andabidtotheNCAA record, includingUNLV’s first-evernationalrank- career withtheRebels.Hecompileda40-15 Ed Gregoryhadasuccessfultwo-yearcoaching rsoSae()L6-74 61- 85 L 78- College DivisionRegional,Seattle, (3) NCAA L 56 61- (2) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. 89 W 75- SanFranciscoState(3) (1) KrisKringleKageKlassic, Anaheim, Calif. 6 L FresnoState(3) M 5 POMONA POLY M CAL 64 27 53 93- F 88 atNorthern Arizona 57- 100- W 22 69 COLLEGEW F W WESTMONT 79- 89 20 71- LUTHERANW F CAL 19 L F 66 ST. JOSEPH’S(NM) 87- 15 F UCRIVERSIDE W 84 13 84 F 100- EASTERNNEWMEXICO 97- W 86 STATE 12 MONTANA F 88- W 79 6 61- ST. LOS ANGELES CAL W F 5 L atSouthernUtahState 63 F 2 79- 80 69 F atWestmont College W 68 97- 71- 30 95- 86 J atCalPolyPomona W W 78- W 28 J SOUTHERNUTAH STATE L 23 J SANDIEGOMARINE 13 atUCRiverside J 9 atCalLutheran 57 J 61 8 64- 87- atNevada-Reno J 79 W W 4 82 100- J (2) W 80- U.S.INTERNATIONAL 68 30 L D 73- W. WASHINGTON (2) 29 W D SacramentoState(1) 68 23 D 65 78- LongBeachState(1) 60 68- 22 75- W D CalPolyPomona(1) W W 21 83 D GREENVILLECOLLEGE 86 98- 81- 19 D NORTHERN ARIZONA W L 14 D NEVADA, RENO 12 atCalStateLos Angeles D 4 SANDIEGONAVY D 1 D Coach: EdGregory 1964-65 (21-8) Wash. RECORDS M 7 (2)M UC DAVIS 8 Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (2)(1) Las Vegas SAN FRANCISCO ST. L(2) NCAA Nev. Las Vegas, College Division Regional, 74- 77 W1969-70 (17-9/9-5 WCAC) 84-Coach: Rolland Todd 81 D 3D STETSON 6D OKLAHOMA 8D EVANSVILLE 10 LONG BEACH STATED 17 NORTHWEST MISSOURI WD 20 W 97- at Tulsa WD 70 86- 22 L 95- 82 Texas at North D 92 W 29 94- 101 109- UC SANTA BARBARA 98 D (1) 30 SANTA CLARA WJ (1) 100- 2 90 J OKLAHOMA CITY L (OT) W 5 108-J W 101 CENTENARY 91- 8 98 90- LJ 89 at Santa Clara* 10 77- at San Francisco*J 93 20 at Pepperdine*J 24 at Nevada-Reno*J W 31 RENO* 84- L NEVADA, LF 71 5 84- 67- 121 F MARY’S* ST. 76 7 L WF PACIFIC* 13 107- 73- W 91 PEPPERDINE* 83 F 107- 14 79 at Loyola Marymount*F 19 SANTA CLARA*F W 21 SAN FRANCISCO* L 81-F 26 67 W 71- (OT) at St. Mary’s* F W 92 86- 28 100- 82 at Pacific* 98 M W W 3 109-M 72- at Long Beach State 98 W 70 7 101-Athletic Conference games Coast * West LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* 96 Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (1) Las Vegas W L 102- 89 90- 94 L1970-71 (16-10/9-5 WCAC) 78- 110 Coach: John Bayer D 1D HASTINGS COLLEGE 3D at Oklahoma City 5 WD at Evansville 106- 7 74 D at Centenary 17 IDAHO STATED 21 L OKLAHOMA CITYD 72- 23 76 CALANGELES LOS ST. D 28 W INDIANA(1) STATE D 29 87- W W W 82 100- (1) LONG BEACH STATE WSTATE 79 79-D 99- 31 MEMPHIS 71 92- W 77 74 J L 68- 62 7 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* 76- 78 L W 76- 73- 83 64 Rolland Todd emerged at NSU and compiled an out- at NSU and compiled an emerged Todd Rolland including three record of 96-40, standing five-year straight NCAA (1966-69) and appearances playoff tenure, Nevada Todd's the finals in 1967-68. During the University of Southern University became the Rebels joined the West and Nevada, Las Vegas, for the 1969-70 season. Athletic Conference Coast to left the Rebels after the 1969-70 season Todd Trail the NBA's Portland become head coach of Blazers. Years1965-70 Seasons 5 W L 96 PCT 40 .706 Todd Todd Rolland (1965-70) Calif. J 15 CENTENARYJ COLLEGE 22 STATE SOUTHERN UTAH J W 27 W 110- at Nevada-Reno 114-J 94 92 29 at AlbuquerqueF 3F UC IRVINE 5F ARIZONA NORTHERN W 12 at Southern Utah State 90-F 16 88 W W at San Diego 105-F 117- 17 83 W 91 at UC Irvine (OT) 109-F 106 23 W at HawaiiF 24 98- at Hawaii 94 M 4 L WM HIRAM SCOTT COLLEGE 8 87- 81- WM UC Davis (2) 83 82 9 95-M UC Irvine (2) 87 13 Indiana State (3)(1) L Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, Las Vegas 68- W(2) NCAA College Division Regional, San Diego, 80 77- 74 W 96-(3) L NCAA W College Division Finals, Evansville, Ind. 91 75- 79- 94 74 1968-69 (21-7) Coach: Rolland Todd N 30COLLEGE HASTINGS D 6D at Oklahoma W 7 93-D at Oklahoma City 13 72 LOUISIANA SOUTHWEST. D 16 L MICHIGAN NORTHERN D 82- 20 84 HIRAM SCOTT COLLEGED W 23 L W 102- W 103- LOYOLA 106- 73 (NEW ORLEANS) 113 D 126- 84 116 27 W (1) SAN DIEGO STATE 119-D 28 96 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (1)D W 30 101- TCU LJ 74 82- 2J 85 CREIGHTON 4J DENVER 11 STATE PORTLAND J 13 STATE SOUTHERN UTAH J 21 W 125- at Southern Utah StateJ W W 91 25 109- 115- at Nevada-RenoJ W 99 82 31 W 99- ARIZONA NORTHERN F 97 98- W 1 96 118-F (OT) 94 LONG BEACH STATE W W 6 121-F 100 91- at Houston W 86 8 96-F at Loyola (New Orleans) 10 95 at Centenary CollegeF 15 W SAN DIEGOF 90- 18 86 RENO NEVADA, F L 24Arizona at Northern 79- LF 28 91 97- at Long Beach State 118 M 2 W ALBUQUERQUE W W 95- 99- 87- 84 L 76 76 82- 111 W 118- 105 157 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR Calif. D 27 (2) STATE IDAHO D 28 (2) STATE FRESNO J 4J CREIGHTON W 6 WJ Pomona at Cal Poly 98- 13 79 81- CAL (3) FULLERTON J ST. 68 14 (3) ST. SOUTHERN UTAH WJ 21 110- W W 94 at Nevada-RenoJ 92- 80- 23 L 74 67 HAWAIIJ 70- 31 71 HOUSTONF 3F SAN DIEGO STATE W 6 73-F at Fresno State 10 58 UC IRVINEF 12 W at PortlandF 68- 13 W 64 L at PortlandF 76- 18 83- 71 103 L at Southern Utah StateF 25 69-Arizona at Northern M 92 W 1 W RENOM 10 NEVADA, 87- 93- W UC Davis (4) 77 75 M 11 85- L W at San Diego State (4) 74 Utah Cedar City, Tournament, (1) Southern Utah 87- 70- 56 93 (1) Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, Las Vegas W L 84-(2) Nev. Nevada Southern Invitational, Las Vegas, 71- 53 W 88 (3) 100- NCAA College Division Regional, San Diego, 83 1967-68 (22-7) Coach: Rolland Todd D 1D at Denver 2D at Wyoming 5D CHICO STATE 11 ALBUQUERQUED 14 RENO NEVADA, D 16Angeles at Cal State Los D L 19 L W HAWAII W W 84-D 104- 22 118- 95 87- 77 120 90- 90 TEXAS NORTH WD 85 23 108- 80 HOUSTOND 27 LOYOLA MARYMOUNTD (1) 28 W (1) (OT) PACIFIC J W 87- 4 77 99-J W OKLAHOMA 80 CITY 7 97-J ST 86 COLLEGE MARTIN’S 11 L WArizona at Northern 85- 93- W 94 91 114- 107 W 96- 92 L 81- 93 The 1963-64 squad posted a 19-7 record in coach first year. Ed Gregory’s 1966-67 (21-6) Coach: Rolland Todd CAL POLY POMONAD 1D (2OT) UC IRVINE 5D at Idaho State 10 ARIZONA NORTHERN D W 12 COLLEGE ADAMS STATE W 82-D 16 81 W W 75- (1) at Westminster 102- 65 D 85- 76 17 81 at Southern Utah State (1)D L 21 W WYOMING 89- 109 74- W 70 103- 75 W 91- 74 1965-66 (15-11) Todd Coach: Rolland D 2D (1) College LaVerne 3D (1) at Redlands 4D Pasadena City College (1) 10 WL BAYLOR W 110-D 11 82 74- 85- IDAHO STATE D 75 84 15 LArizona at Northern D 17 75- ROCKHURSTD 85 22 GONZAGAD L 27 L U.S. INTERNATIONAL (2)D 93- 103 90- 28 101 W ALBUQUERQUE (2)J 82- W 4 66 J CAL 84- POLY POMONA 7 79 J LInternational at U.S. W 8 61-J 78-Diego State at San 10 65 W 74 RENO NEVADA, J 87- 14 W 79 at Southern Utah StateJ 58- 26 52 at New Mexico Highlands LJ 28 W 62- L at Albuquerque LF 91 99- 102- 117 4 96 70-F CAL 74 POLY 5F W WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 8 68-F at Nevada-Reno 67 11 L WESTMINSTERF 14 73- NEW MEX. HIGHLANDS 87 F 16 STATE SOUTHERN UTAH W WF 19 W 112- L 95- 83 108- WESTMONTF COLLEGE W W 86 82 21 73- 91- 79- 78 ARIZONA NORTHERN F 79 73 26 at Cal Poly Pomona Redlands, Calif. Tournament, (1) Redlands W Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (2) Las Vegas 84- 70 L 65- 68 HISTORY tSnaCaa 1 87 90 81- 83- L L 68 70- 101 87- W (1) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. L * West Coast Athletic Conferencegames 80 78 atSanFrancisco* 108- 74- atSanta Clara* M 4 W 2 L M 84 at Pepperdine* 81- MARYMOUNT* F 24 LOYOLA 80 L 69 22 99- F 93 76- SEATTLE* 109- 19 W W W F ST. MARY’S* 87 17 96- F SOUTHCAROLINA W 16 F SOUTHERNMISSISSIPPI 12 68 NEVADA, RENO* F 93- 9 atSt.Mary’s* W F 83 5 89 92- atSeattle* 95- F 84 111 3 W 82- W 101- 78 55 STATEF LOS ANGELES CAL W 69- 50- L 22 J L atNevada-Reno* L 18 J atLoyolaMarymount* 81 15 79- J PEPPERDINE* 13 L SANFRANCISCO* J 8 CLARA* SANTA J 90 80 86 6 91- 74- 74- atPacific J W 3 L L 91 J SOUTHERNILLINOIS(1) 97- 29 W D BAYLOR (1) 28 D CORPUSCHRISTI 22 D 99 83 atPugetSound 102- 72- 20 W D 83 atPortlandState L 90- 18 D NORTHERN MICHIGAN W 13 NORTHWESTERN STATE D 7 atLongBeachState D 4 D 70 Coach: JohnBayer 81- 63 80- W 1971-72 (14-12/8-6WCAC) W 98 77- 91 125- L (1) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, W Nev. 82 89- NEVADA, RENO* 53 * West Coast Athletic Conferencegames 52- 2 W M atSantaClara* L 27 F 64 atSanFrancisco*(OT) 75- 25 F 68 ST. MARY’S* W 74- 20 F 64 PACIFIC* W 64 76- 18 61- F atPepperdine* W 130 73- 13 L F atLoyolaMarymount* L 88 11 CLARA* SANTA F 83- 95 6 77- SANFRANCISCO* L F 4 L 95 atNevada,Reno* F 86- 1 64 81- F L SOUTHWEST. LOUISIANA W J 23 atHouston 19 J atSt.Mary’s* 16 J at Pacific* J 14 9PEPPERDINE* J reach theFinalFour. RebelswerethefirstUNLV teamto The 1976-77Runnin’ 9VRII 1 7 72 77- W 61 110- 92 114- W (1) 50 VIRGINIA W 76- 59 29 D 74- NORTHERN ILLINOIS(1) 81 W 47 86- 28 W POMONA 58- 50 59 D POLY CAL W 66- 84- W 22 D BARBARA W W UCSANTA 82 19 D 76- WASHINGTON STATE 17 L D atOregonState 15 D atOklahomaCity 10 atColorado D 8 STETSON D 6 TEXASTECH D 1 D 100 Coach: JerryTarkanian 86- L 1973-74 (20-6/10-4WCAC) 73 57- L (2) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. 85 87- (1) GameForfeitedtoUNLV 73 W 75- * West Coast Athletic Conferencegames at 81 W Seattle* 76- M 2 CLARA* SANTA 76 95 74- 25 L F 73- SANFRANCISCO* L 104 23 94- L 87 F MARYMOUNT* LOYOLA 83- L 17 F 92 L PEPPERDINE* 99- 15 F 77 W 83- atNevada,Reno* F 8 W atSantaClara* 90 F 3 101- at SanFrancisco* 77 W 73 90- 1 F 90- W atHouston W 27 J 62 atSt.Mary’s* 64- 23 J W NEVADA, RENO* 20 J 83 PACIFIC 81- 108 16 J 93- ST. 81 MARY’S* L 73- L 13 J 64 83 SEATTLE* 65- 89- L 11 J W W COLORADO atLoyolaMarymount* J 8 6 94 J 74- atPepperdine* 74 CITY 74 68 OKLAHOMA 4 J L 94- 96- 56- 2 W W J L (2) ARIZONA D 28 DUKE(2) 67 27 80 D 53- PORTLAND STATE 86- 23 L D SOUND W PUGET 22 76 D atHawaii 49- 16 D L atHawaii 15 D ROBERTS ORAL 11 atTexas Tech D 6 D 102 atSouthCarolina 92- D 4 L (1) SOUTHWST. LOUISIANA N 29 Coach: JohnBayer 1972-73 (14-14/6-8WCAC) YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 158 otn 4 5 67 75- W 84 81- L 80 90- W 88 Montana(4) * West Coast Athletic Conferencegames 100 114- 98- 7 W ArizonaState(4) M W 6 86 SanDiegoState(3) M 123- 74 5 W 74 81- PORTLAND STATE M 81- 3 W 75 63 W M 81- atNevada-Reno* 77- 113 103- 25 W F MARYMOUNT* W L LOYOLA 20 94 F PEPPERDINE* 62 106- 84- 19 W F atSantaClara* W 15 F atSanFrancisco* 14 atSt.Mary’s* F 87 7 126- 79 atSeattle* F W 100- 5 W ST. MARY’S* F 82 75 1 94- 77 77- F SEATTLE* 89- W W 30 W J NEVADA, RENO 22 80 CLARA* J 69 SANTA 78- 82- 18 L J SANFRANCISCO* W 17 J atPepperdine* 11 64 J atLoyolaMarymount* 80- 10 Hawaii(2) 88 J W 80 4 99- 99- Texas(2) A&M J W W 3 74 80 94 101- J FRESNOSTATE (1) 94- 77- W 28 85 D W (1) SOUTHALABAMA L 80- 27 D 81 ILLINOISSTATE L 84- 21 D BUFFALO STATE W 20 D RHODEISLAND 18 D BARBARA UCSANTA 16 D 56 atOregon 75- 13 D atArizona W 10 D STATE FULLERTON CAL 29 N Coach: JerryTarkanian 66 1974-75 (24-5/13-1WCAC) 80- 75 63 73 85- 72- W 84- W W W (1) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. MARYMOUNT* LOYOLA * West Coast Athletic Conferencegames 87 57 5 91- 69- 83 M 61 71- W W PEPPERDINE* 57- M 4 L atPepperdine* L 28 F SEATTLE* 23 73 MARY’S*F (OT) 75 ST 87- 72- 22 W F atSanFrancisco* L 16 F 58 atSantaClara* 66- 15 HAWAII 66 F W 9 74- NEVADA, RENO* 82 F W 64- 69 8 83- F atLoyolaMarymount* L W 29 69 J HOUSTON 66- 79 26 81- L J atNevada,Reno* W 24 J SANFRANCISCO* 19 CLARA*(3OT) J SANTA 18 J atSeattle* 12 J atSt.Mary’s* 11 J John Bayer (1970-73) 907 43 .550 36 PCT 44 L W 3 Seasons 1970-73 Years in Erie,Pa. Rebels, BayerwasheadcoachatGannon College an overallrecordof16-10.Beforejoiningthe when theRebelsfinishedthirdinWCACwith with theRebels.Hisbestseasonwas1970-71, John Bayercompiledathree-yearrecordof44-36 tUa 6 100 96- L 81 112- W 67 113 78- 118- 80 W W115- W NORTH DAKOTA 17 D atSanDiegoState 87 11 102- atUtah D W 7 STATE IOWA D 4 OREGON D 1 D atNevada,Reno 26 N Coach: JerryTarkanian 1976-77 (29-3) West Regional,Los Angeles, Calif. 114(4) NCAA 109- 78 L 103- West FirstRound,Eugene,Ore. 86 (3) NCAA 99 W 126- 114- W (2) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. W 69 90- (1) SteelBowlClassic,Pittsburgh,Pa. at Arizona (4)(OT) W 111 164- 18 M W atBoiseState(3) 92 93 121- MARYMOUNT 13 LOYOLA M 91- W 2 L ST.M MARY’S 77 1 107- 101 118- M atHawaii W W 21 F atHawaii-Hilo 19 F CENTENARY 14 atPepperdine F 91 6 125- 98 W 101 F PEPPERDINE 139- 73 120- W 30 80- W J SEATTLE W 89 29 82 J 90- NORTHERN ARIZONA 88- 27 W J W NEVADA, RENO 114 129- 24 W J atNevada-Reno 21 J atNewMexico 17 J PORTLAND STATE 75 90 94 15 111- 107- J 108- atIowaState W W W 92 10 atSeattle 95 J 116- 100- 8 W ST. W NORTHRIDGE CAL J 6 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN J 3 57 J 90 MICHIGAN(2) 129- 83 116- W 30 101- D W 94 HOUSTON (2) W 98- 29 D UTAH W 82 83 26 D BARBARA 122- 86- UCSANTA W 23 83 W D OLDDOMINION 105- 88 W 20 118- D UCIRVINE W 16 D SOUTHALABAMA 13 D 85 ARIZONA 96- 10 Duquesne(1) D W 6 Syracuse(1) D 5 atColorado D 3 D OREGONSTATE 29 N Coach: JerryTarkanian 1975-76 (29-2) West Regional,Portland,Ore. (4) NCAA West FirstRound, Tempe, Ariz. (3) NCAA (2) BlueBonnetClassic,Houston, Texas (1) LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. RECORDS F 27 at New MexicoF 28 Paso (OT) Texas-El at M 6M STATE COLORADO W 7 Calif. Anaheim, Classic, Times Angeles (1) Los WYOMING 84- W 77 Nev. Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas, (2) Las Vegas W 88- 81 Nev. 85- Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (3) Las Vegas 69 1981-82 (20-10) LCoach: Jerry Tarkanian 70-N 97 27 NEW MEXICO WESTERN N 28 W LOUISIANA (OT) STATE D 83- 3 70 D W at Arizona 5 83-D at BYU 79 10 RENO NEVADA, D 12 Irvine at UC D 19 at GeorgetownD 21 STETSON (1) WD L 22 69- COLORADO (1) 76-D 49 28 86 W LOYOLA MARYMOUNTD (2) 29 L 66- W L TEXAS A&M (2) 63 J 70- 92- 52- 82 2 W 75 76 J L SAN DIEGO STATE 66- 4 59 J 59- at Kansas State 65 9J W at New Mexico 14 W 83- COLORADO STATEJ 77- 76 15 71 WYOMINGJ 21 L at UtahJ W 23 65- 68- at Seton HallJ 82 L 54 29 70- AIR FORCEF 72 1F LONG BEACH STATE W 4F at Hawaii 69- 6 58 WF W at San Diego State 12 W 97- 91- BYUF 61 76- 81 W 13 67 AMERICAN TEXAS-PAN 71-F 18 47 at Iona L WF 26 104- 68- 66 NEW MEXICOM 81 W 2 83-M at Nevada, Reno 72 7M at South Carolina 11 MURRAY (3) STATE M W 15 W TULANE (3) 52- Nev. 100- Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas, (1) Las Vegas W 50 68 L 86- Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (2) Las Vegas W L 72 73- 87- 77 Tournament (3) National Invitation 73- 61 75 1982-83 (28-3/15-1 Big West) L 51-Coach: Jerry Tarkanian 56 N 27 OKLAHOMAN 30 at Nevada, RenoD 3D at Duquesne 6D ARIZONA 9 W WD RENO NEVADA, 21 85- 65- LONG ISLAND (1)D 84 54 22 (1) BAYLOR D 28 W (2) WAGNER D 67- 29 W 54 W TENNESSEE (2) 101- 85- WJ 78 75 1 88-J 70 UTAH 6J W at Utah State (OT) 8 77- W WJ 65 120- UC Irvine* 13 70 70- PACIFIC*J 54 15 W FRESNO STATE*J 19 89- LONG BEACH STATE* 77 J 22 CAL FULLERTON*J STATE W 25 W W W 71- at UC Santa Barbara*J W 95- 68 29 76- 56- 83 68- 71 W at Long Beach State* 48 F 64 4 86- WF 63 UC SANTA BARBARA* 77- 5 W 73 UC IRVINE* 78- W 74 85- 79 W 70- 68 1979-80 (23-9) Coach: Jerry Tarkanian N 30 AMERICAN TEXAS-PAN DRENO 7 NEVADA, LDSTATE 8 IDAHO Tulsa 75-D 10 at 77 D 21 MONTANA W (1)(1) A&M D 70- 22 TEXAS 58 WD 28 89- LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 75 D (2) 29 107- W (2) WEBER STATE L 85 D W 31 W 73- UTAH 99- 73-J 77 66 10 70 HAWAIIJ L 11 STATE SAN DIEGO J 78- 14 79 at Utah J 17 at Seton Hall J W 21 at Nevada, Reno 88-J 86 25 W TEXAS-ELJ PASO W 26 86- 73 NEW MEXICOJ 87- 28 73 W at Colorado StateJ W W 31 67- 74- OKLAHOMAF W 73- CITY 65 53 65 2 63-F U.S. INTERNATIONAL 61 5 W WF at San Diego State 84- 7 66- 78 W WF 62 at Hawaii 85- 84- 1 74 F 81 WYOMING 14 W COLORADO STATEF 17 98- KENTUCKY 86 F 22 at New MexicoF W 23 81- Paso at Texas-El F 80 27 L W at WyomingM 84- 7 66- 85 64 M (3) WASHINGTON 10 L W (3) LONG BEACH STATE M L 69- 13 84- 74 W PETER’S (3) 68 ST. 69-M 17 90- 76 W (4) Virginia 81 M 19 L 93- Illinois (4) 73 Nev. Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas, (1) Las Vegas 70- 71 W Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (2) Las Vegas 67-Tournament (3) National Invitation 62 (4) NIT N.Y. York, New Final Four, L 71- 90 L1980-81 (16-12) 74-Coach: Jerry Tarkanian 84 N 28 AMERICAN TEXAS-PAN D 6 WD UC IRVINE 8 78-D 62 TEXAS-EL 13 PASO at Louisiana StateD 19 Cal State Fullerton (1)D 20 Long Beach State (1)D 22 L W W L OKLAHOMA CITYD 124- (2) 78- 23 85- 95 73- 85 WEST 71 (2) L TEXAS STATE D 87 26 77- NEW MEXICO W 104 D W 29 95- 86- HOLY CROSS (3)D 80 76 30 (3) MISSISSIPPI STATE J 2 WJ UTAH W 3 75- WJ 67 87- BYU (2OT) 10 92- 75 at Air Force 75 J 12 at Colorado StateJ 15 at HawaiiJ 17 at San Diego StateJ 27 L W at WyomingJ L 31 L 90- 76- GEORGETOWNF 92 75- 68 50- 76 W 6 51 F at BYU 78- 7 77 F L at Utah 14 AIR FORCE 63-F L 20 74 L SAN DIEGO STATEF 68- 66- 21 69 71 HAWAII W 68- L W 67 77- L 67- 86 59 83- 95 W 92- 84 159 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR J 15 at MarquetteJ 17 at New MexicoJ 21 at Wichita StateJ 24 at ArizonaF 4F at Maryland L 11 L ARKANSAS STATEF 81- 17 L 97 76- AMERICAN TEXAS-PAN 89 F 83- 18 87 STATE PORTLAND WF W 24 82- at Hawaii L 80-F 80 25 70 L 89- at Hawaii 114 F 28 L 68- (2OT) MARY’S ST. 81 M 84- 4 89 Nev. Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas, (1) Las Vegas at Kentucky Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (2) Las Vegas W 100- W 98 94- W1978-79 (21-8) 64 77-Coach: Jerry Tarkanian 64 LN 25 70- STETSON 92 D 2D SAN FRANCISCO 4D MARYLAND 12 CAL NORTHRIDGE ST. D 15 A&M (1) Texas WD 16 W 117- W 82 Pacific (1) 97-D 19 84- 64 83 ARIZONAD 22 W (2)TENN. ST. MIDDLE D 94- 23 88 L NEBRASKA (2)D 29 W 99- 101 LOYOLA MARYMOUNTD 95- (3) 30 83 W W TEMPLE (3) 103-J 95- 73 4 W 85 J 117- at San Diego State W 79 6J 79- at Utah 10 63 WICHITAJ STATE 12 W at Colorado StateJ L 13 85- at WyomingJ 80 79- 19 89 at HawaiiJ W 20 111- W at Hawaii 89 J 26 90- L TEXAS-ELJ PASO 85 27 97- 103 NEW MEXICOJ 30 L IONAF 70- 4 84 WF W WYOMING 10 97- 92- at Idaho State (2OT) WF 86 67 17 78- L SAN DIEGO STATEF 19 66 99- UTAH 102 F L 23 112- 114 at New MexicoF L 25 W Paso at Texas-El WM 91- 4 93- 94 86- 76 M MARQUETTE 79 6(1) Golden Gate Invitational, San Francisco, Calif. COLORADO STATE L Nev. W Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas, (2) Las Vegas 100- 110 W 68- Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (3) Las Vegas 66 95- W 86 W 91- 89 86- 81 To describe Jerry Tarkanian in one word is "win- in one word is Tarkanian Jerry describe To 23, head coach on March was hired as Tark ner." an amazing 19 seasons compiled 1973, and in led the Runnin' Rebels Tarkanian 509-105 record. times, including nine con- to postseason play 14 secutive NCAAappearances (1983- Tournament first-ever National Championship 91) with UNLV's Final Fours. In 2005 the in 1990 and back-to-back court was dedicated in his Thomas & Mack Center honor. Years1973-92 Seasons 19 W L 509 105 PCT .829 Jerry (1973-92) Tarkanian 1977-78 (20-8) Coach: Jerry Tarkanian N 26 NO’WESTERN STATEN 29 at PepperdineD104-103 W 3D BRADLEY 85- 5 80 D PEPPERDINE 9D SAN DIEGO STATE 10 W TULSA (2OT) W D 14 78- RENO NEVADA, 75 D 16 W 101- LAMAR W 117- WD 95 17 90 91- LOYOLA MARYMOUNTD 90 20 (1) NORTHWESTERN WD 21 W 104- 77- 84 IOWA (1)D 64 28 W 101- GONZAGA (2)D 95 29 UC SANTA BARBARAJ (2) W 5 W 89-J CAL NORTHRIDGE ST. 88 7 94-J 85 NEW MEXICO 13 W W ILLINOIS W 91- 83- 85- 68 72 84 L 98- 102 W 94- 92 D 18 IDAHOD 21 MURRAY (1) STATE D 22 OKLAHOMA (1)D 28 EASTERN MICHIGAN (2)D W 29 104- W (2) MARY’S 77 ST. J 109- 85 3J COLORADO W 100- W 135- 7 89 78 J NEW MEXICO 8J W CAL NORTHRIDGE ST. 11 104- 81 ARIZONA NORTHERN J 21 W UC SANTAJ BARBARA 112- 22 W 113- W 72 132- 91 PEPPERDINE W F 121- 90 96 1 W F 113- at Bradley 69 3F at Illinois State 5F at Rutgers 10 W DENVERF 12 85- LOUISVILLE 80 F 17 AMERICAN TEXAS-PAN LF W 107- 19 106 84- STATE PORTLAND WF 88 24 135- 106 at Denver WM 1 89- W 106-M W HAWAII 88 W 84 5 112- 99- 96 M at Pepperdine 12 96 San Francisco (3)M 18 Utah (4)M 19 Idaho State (4) WM 26 99- W North Carolina (5) 121- W 82 M 28 117- 95 W 124- 94 No. Carolina-Charlotte (5) 84 Nev. Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas, (1) Las Vegas W Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, (2) Las Vegas 106- W 94 107- L(3) NCAA 90 Ariz. W Tucson, First Round, West 83- 88-(4) NCAA 84 Regional, Provo, Utah West 83 (5) NCAAAtlanta, Ga. Final Four, HISTORY 0a ooaoSaeW8-78 88- 97 89- W L atColorado State 30 N atNevada, Reno 23 N Coach: JerryTarkanian 1984-85 (28-4/17-1BigWest) West Regional,Los Angeles, Calif. NCAA (5) 62 West FirstandSecondRounds,Salt NCAA 48- (4) L BigWest Tournament, Inglewood,Calif. 60 56 (3) 73- 68- LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. (2) W W 51 LasVegas RebelRoundup,LasVegas, Nev. 78 (1) 49- 91- L * BigWest Conferencegames W Georgetown(5) 78 70- 23 Texas-ElM Paso(4) 55 77 7 70- L 74- M W Princeton(4) L 15 M FresnoState(3) 10 UtahState(3) M 9 SanJoseState(3) M 52 68 8 69 92- 43- 97- atOklahoma M W 3 W L atUCIrvine* M 1 62 M 75 BARBARA* UCSANTA 74- 97- 76 26 W F ST. 86- FULLERTON* (OT) CAL W 23 W F atFresnoState* 65 19 F 79- atPacific* 81 16 W F 89- SANJOSESTATE* 12 UTAH W STATE* F 78 9 117- atLongBeachState* 75 F 62 W 68 82- 4 64- 100- atNewMexicoState* F 88 W W W 2 93- F atCalSt.Fullerton*(OT) W 68 28 83- J atUCSantaBarbara* W 77 26 105- J FRESNOSTATE* W 21 J PACIFIC* 19 J atUtahState* 66 87- 14 J atSanJoseState* W 55 66 12 69- 64 UCIRVINE* 103- J 74- W 9 W NEWMEXICOSTATE* 69 W J 67- 7 LONGBEACHSTATE* J L 5 78 J 68 GEORGETOWN (2)(OT) 84- 91- 87 30 69 D W 90- CLEMSON(2) W 74- 72 28 W D W 86- SOUTHERNILLINOIS(1) 23 W D SMU(1) 22 58 D KANSASSTATE 107- W 17 71 D atNevada,Reno 92- 13 D VIRGINIA W WEST 10 atHawaii D 7 atHawaiiPacific D 5 D NEVADA, RENO 26 N Coach: JerryTarkanian 1983-84 (29-6/16-2BigWest) West FirstRound,Corvallis,Ore. NCAA (4) BigWest Conference Tourn., Inglewood,Calif. (3) 67 71 74- LasVegas HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. 70- (2) 63 W 66- L LasVegas RebelRoundup,LasVegas, Nev. (1) 64 W 67- * BigWest Conference games 61 W NorthCarolinaState(4) 87 67- 78- 19 M W FresnoState(3)(OT) L 12 M LongBeachState(3) 78 11 86 111- M Pacific(3) 78- W 10 atSanJoseState* M 62 L 3 79- 81 59 M 84- 66- atWest Virginia W 27 W W F atCalStateFullerton* 24 F UTAH STATE* 19 F SANJOSESTATE* 18 F atFresnoState* 12 F atPacific* 10 F Lake City, Utah AII*W9-74 92- W 79 87- W 55 62- W PACIFIC* 6 65 atUtahState* 72- 79 F 88- 1 W 80 F 51 at San JoseState* W 85- 62- 53 30 W J 65 68- LONGBEACHSTATE* W 79- 25 W J atNewMexicoState* W 23 72 J atCalStateFullerton* 73- 80 18 W 106- J atUCSantaBarbara* W 16 J 94 atFresnoState* 100- 12 71 atPacific* W J 88- 9 65 63 SANJOSESTATE* W J 83- 82- 4 UTAH W STATE* W (2OT) J 2 80 73- J UAB(4) L 28 D STATE (4) BALL 27 52 D NorthCarolinaState(3) 74- 25 85 64 D W Stanford(3) 105- 65- 59 65 24 W 60- D 60- (2) W IONA W 21 49 L D SANDIEGOSTATE 61- (2) 20 W D atNevada,Reno 14 atMaryland(OT) D 7 56 NorthCarolina(1) 62 D 73- 89- 1 W D W Arizona(1) 30 N Villanova (1) 29 N SOUTHCAROLINA 25 N NEVADA, RENO 22 N Coach: JerryTarkanian 1985-86 (33-5/16-2BigWest) West FirstandSecondRounds,Salt NCAA (4) 64 BigWest Tournament, Inglewood,Calif. (3) 61- L UNLV/Budweiser HolidayClassic,LasVegas, (2) 80 58 85- 89- UNLV/Miller LiteRebelRoundup,LasVegas, W 61 (1) W 59 79- 60- * BigWest Conferencegames W W Kentucky(4) 95 15 M 97- SanDiegoState(4) W 14 CalStateFullerton(3) M 61 9 84- SanJoseState(3) M W 8 Pacific(3) M 71 7 81- 89 LONGBEACHSTATE* M 99- 67 W 2 72 80- W M 69 63 UCIRVINE* 97- 78- 52- W 27 W F BARBARA* UCSANTA W L 23 F NEWMEXICOSTATE* 83 21 101- F atCalStateFullerton* W 18 F atUCIrvine* 56 16 atFresnoState* 70- F 9 W atPacific* 61 F 75- 7 76 UTAH STATE* 70 F W 78- 92- 2 W F SANJOSESTATE* W 31 57 J atLongBeachState* 69 68- 83- 26 J 76 58 atNewMexicoState* W W 93- 70- 24 STATEJ FULLERTON* CAL W W 21 65 J MARYLAND 80- 19 J W atUCSantaBarbara* 16 J FRESNOSTATE* 140 142- 12 W 68 J PACIFIC* 77- 10 atSanJoseState* W J 5 71 atUtahState*(3OT) 78- J 73 2 55 84- W 82 84- 77 J KANSASSTATE 46- (2) W 86- W 28 D W L ARKANSASSTATE (2) 27 D McNEESESTATE (1) 21 D (1) SWLOUISIANA 20 D NEVADA, RENO 18 atGeorgetown D 8 D Lake City, Utah Nev. Nev. YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 160 7a kaoaL8-89 88- L 65 73- W 94 117- 74 W 88- 72 114- atCalStateFullerton* W 79 77 W 104- 19 89- J W atOklahoma W 17 J atUCSantaBarbara* 15 J UTAH STATE* 81 10 105- SANJOSESTATE* J 83 W 8 103- UCIRVINE* W J 75 3 79- J (4) W NAVY 83 115- 29 88 D W OLDDOMINION(4) 99- 77 27 D W TECH(3) 80- LOUISIANA 76 20 78- W D OHIO(3) W 19 D NEVADA, RENO 81 17 87 90- D atNevada,Reno 92- W 13 atMemphisState 95 D W 96- 5 D W Western Kentucky(2)(2OT) 29 N Temple (2) 28 N (1) OKLAHOMA 24 N (1) ARIZONA 21 N Coach: JerryTarkanian 1986-87 (37-2/18-0BigWest) West Regional,Houston, Texas NCAA (7) West FirstandSecondRounds,Long NCAA (6) BigWest Tournament, Inglewood,Calif. (5) 70 63- UNLV/Bud LightHolidayClassic,LasVegas, (4) L ChaminadeChristmasClassic,Honolulu,Hawaii 64 (3) 70- W UNLV/Miller LiteRebelRoundup,LasVegas, (2) Shootout, Anchorage,Alaska GreatAlaska (1) 51 74- 55 * BigWest Conference games W 75- Auburn(7) 49 20 68- 65 W M Maryland(6) 75- 95 W 16 M 88- W Louisiana-Monroe(6) 76 14 L NewMexicoState(5) M 94- 8 W CalStateFullerton(5) M 56 7 72- FresnoState(5) M W 99 6 92- atLongBeachState* M 75 1 L 92- M atUCIrvine* W 27 F FRESNOSTATE* 83 92- 22 66 F NEWMEXICOSTATE* 67- 71 W 20 79- F STATE W FULLERTON* CAL W 17 F UCIRVINE* 15 F BARBARA* UCSANTA 10 MEMPHISSTATE F 8 F and reachedthe FinalFour. Rebelsturnedina37-2 overallrecord The 1986-87Runnin’ Beach, Calif. Nev. Nev. 8WSOSN()W12 65 102- 59 W 90- 69 89- W W 96 76 98- WISCONSIN(3) 103- W W 28 47 D CREIGHTON (2) 120- 23 W 65 D (2) TENNESSEETECH 113- 21 W 46 D atHouston 114- 12 W atNevada,Reno D 8 atHawaii-Loa(1) D 5 atHawaii-Hilo(1) D 4 atHawaii-Loa(1) D 3 D Coach: JerryTarkanian 1987-88 (28-6/15-3BigWest) FinalFour, NewOrleans,La. NCAA (8) West Regional,Seattle,Wash. NCAA (7) West FirstandSecondRounds, NCAA (6) BigWest Tournament, Inglewood,Calif. (5) 97 93- 81 UNLV/Budweiser HolidayClassic,LasVegas, (4) 84- L W UNLV/Miller LiteRebelRoundup,LasVegas, 78 (3) 92- FinalFour, New York, N.Y. NIT (2) W NIT 78 (1) 80- 61 95- * BigWest Conferencegames W Indiana(8) W 28 M 69 Iowa(7) 94- 22 M W Wyoming (7) 20 65 M 59 KansasState(6) 99- 82- 59 14 70- M 70 W W IdahoState(6) 105- W 12 W SanJoseState(5) M 7 CalStateFullerton(5) M 6 LongBeachState(5) M 69 80- 5 59 66 atFresnoState* M W 73- 86- 1 W M W PACIFIC* 76 26 86- F atNewMexicoState* W 21 74 F 85 74 atLongBeachState* 64 83- 104- 113- 74- 19 W W F BARBARA* W UCSANTA W 14 F STATE FULLERTON* CAL 103 114- 12 atPacific* W F 9 atSanJoseState* F 58 7 106- atUtahState* F W 5 atAuburn F 1 58 85- F atUCIrvine* W 29 74 J FRESNOSTATE* 104- W 26 J NEWMEXICOSTATE* 24 J LONGBEACHSTATE* 22 J Salt LakeCity, Utah Nev. Nev. RECORDS Tucson, Ariz. Tucson, D 15 State (2) Michigan D 19 PRINCETOND 22 FLORIDA (3) STATE D 29 W at Pacific*J 95- 2 75 J W MADISON JAMES 101- 4 W 69 J CAL FULLERTON* STATE 69- 7 WJ 35 STATE* SAN JOSE 9 98- WJ 67 STATE* UTAH 12 W 89- at Fresno State*J 65 17 92- W 72 at UC Irvine*J 95- 19 63 LONG BEACH STATE*J 21 W at UC Santa Barbara*J W 124- 26 W 117- 93 114- at LouisvilleJ 91 63 28 W at Utah State*J W 31 117- 88- at San Jose State* 76 71 F 3F RUTGERS 7F FRESNO STATE* 10 W W W at ArkansasF 97- 126- 14 88- 85 83 64 UC SANTA BARBARA*F 16 NEW MEXICO STATE*F W 18 113- W W at Long Beach State* 64 F 98- 115- 21 W 71 73 PACIFIC*F 86- 23 W 74 112- 105 UC IRVINE* WF 25 122- 75 at New Mexico State*M 2M at Cal State Fullerton* 8 WM Long Beach State (4) 9 86- W W 74 M UC Santa Barbara (4) 10 W 104- 80- 114- Fresno State (4) 83 59 M 86 W 15 Montana (5) 49- WM 17 29 95- Georgetown (5)M 67 21 Utah (6)M W 23 Seton Hall (6) 98-M 30 74 Duke (7) Conference games * Big West W W 99- 62-(1) B.C. Game played in Vancouver, 65 54 (2) Mich. Game played in Pontiac, W(3) W Nev. Las Vegas, GTE Duel in the Desert, 77- 83- 65 (4) Long Beach, Calif. Tournament, Big West 66 (5) L NCAA First and Second Rounds, West 77- 79 (6) NCAA Regional, Seattle, Wash. West (7) NCAA Indianapolis, Ind. Final Four, Lake City, Utah Lake City, The Runnin’celebrate following the 1990 NCAA Rebels championship game. Tournament’s J 13 at TempleJ 15 State at Fresno J 18 UC IRVINE*J 22 Beach State* at Long J 25 UC SANTAJ BARBARA* 28 W W at Louisiana State WF 84- 82- W 75 1 86- 76 F 77 STATE* UTAH W 69- 3 103- 67 F 67 NO. CAROLINA STATE 5 LF SAN JOSE STATE* 105- 107 8 WF PACIFIC* 10 88- W OKLAHOMA 82 STATEF 124- 12 W 90 FRESNO STATE* 105-F 15 69 NEW MEXICO STATE*F W 18 100- ARIZONAF 84 22 W W 109- at UC Irvine*F W 86 24 69- 116- LOUISVILLE 64 76 F 26 at UC Santa Barbara*M 1M at Utah State* 3 W LM W at Cal State Fullerton* 9 95- 70- 99- 87 M W Cal State Fullerton (4) 78 10 77 Pacific (4) 91- WM 81 11 103- Long Beach State (4) 85 W WM 15 115- 84- Arkansas-Little Rock (5) 93 M 82 17 Ohio State (5) WM W 23 92- 102- Ball State (6) 74 72 M 25 W Loyola Marymount (6)M 31 99- (7) Georgia Tech 72 A 2 W W Conference games * Big West 131- Duke (7) 101 76- 65 W(1) NIT 69- W(2) 67 NIT N.Y. York, New Four, Final 90-(3) 81 Nev. Las Vegas, GTE Duel in the Desert, (4) Long Beach, Calif. Tournament, Conf. Big West (5) NCAA First and Second Rounds, Salt West W 103- 73 (6) NCAA Regional, Oakland, Calif. West (7) NCAA Colo. Denver, Final Four, 1990-91 (34-1/18-0 Big West) Coach: Jerry Tarkanian D 1D UAB (1) 8 at Nevada, Reno W 131- 81 W 109- 68 161 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR Idaho J 9J PACIFIC* 11 at Fresno State*J 16 CAL FULLERTON*J STATE 19 W STATE* UTAH J 22 66- 63 at Louisville J W 25 at Utah State* 83-J W 28 77 OKLAHOMA 83-F 61 W 4 102-F at UC Irvine* 80 6F UC SANTA BARBARA* L 9 WF 74- at Cal State Fullerton* (OT) 12 94- 92 L W at North Carolina State 68 F L 16 77- 92- at San Jose State* 61 F 93 88- 19 L W 90 TEMPLEF 89- 20 98- 80 99 LONG BEACH STATE*F 23 W FRESNO STATE*F 95- 25 W 66 104- at Louisiana StateF 74 27 at UC Santa Barbara*M 2 W WM at Pacific* 75- 5 62- W L 71 M at New Mexico State* 60 9 84- 88- 75 M UC Irvine (4) 89 10 Cal State Fullerton (4)M W 11 New Mexico State (4) 75-M 16 73 W Idaho (5) WM 18 99- 81- W DePaul (5) 83 M 71 23 W 68- 102- Arizona (6) 62 M 82 25 Seton Hall (6) Conference games * Big West (1) Maui Classic, Maui, Hawaii W(2) Nev. Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas, Las Vegas W 68-(3) 56 85- Nev. Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, Las Vegas W 70 L(4) 68- Long Beach, Calif. Tournament, Big West 67 61-(5) 84 NCAA First and Second Rounds, Boise, West (6) NCAA Colo. Regional, Denver, West 1989-90 (35-5/16-2 Big West) Coach: Jerry Tarkanian N 15 LOYOLA MARYMOUNTN (1) 17 W CALIFORNIA (1) 102-N 22 91 Kansas (2)N 24 DePaul (2)D 9D at Oklahoma W 16 101- at Pacific* 81 D 23 IOWA (3)D 26 L LONG BEACH STATE*D 30 77- W ARKANSAS 91 J 88- W L 53 1J 78- CAL 81- FULLERTON* STATE 58 6 W 89 WJ at San Jose State* 79- 8 94- 65 W 66 at New Mexico State* 97- W 80 101- W 93 L 100- 80 82- 83 Rollie Massimino became UNLV's sixth head sixth became UNLV's Rollie Massimino at the helm 1, 1992. In two seasons April coach on in the country, winningest programs of one of the Rebels to their 20th & Massimino led the Runnin' seasons. He came to 21st consecutive winning where he 19 seasons at Villanova, following UNLV the 1985 National led the Wildcats to 66-64 victory over Championship with a stunning Georgetown. Years1992-94 Seasons 2 W L 36 PCT 21 .636 Rollie (1992-94) Massimino Angeles, Calif. Nev. Nev. 1988-89 (29-8/16-2 Big West) Coach: Jerry Tarkanian N 25 DePaul (1)N 26 Oklahoma (1)N 27 Memphis State (1) (OT) D 10 at ArizonaD W 15 UC IRVINE* 90-D 86 21 W RHODE ISLAND (2) LD 86- 23 77 81- TEXAS A&M (2)D 83 28 PEPPERDINE (3)D W 30 (3)* L SAN JOSE STATE 88-J W 69 100- 75- 3 85 J 86 W at Long Beach State* W 110- 5 W 101- 67 68 NEW MEXICO STATE* 88- 56 W W 97- 76 79- 58 (4) Inglewood, Calif. Tournament, Big West (5) NCAA First and Second Rounds, Los West (3) Holiday Classic, Las Vegas, UNLV/Budweiser D 29 LOUISIANA (3) STATE J 2J at New Mexico State* W 4J at Long Beach State* 78- 7 59 J W UC SANTA BARBARA* 9 69-J UC IRVINE* W 13 64 at Cal State Fullerton* L 71-J 16 68 60- at ProvidenceJ 62 19 W at Utah State*J 21 63- at San Jose State* 57 J 24 W TEMPLE 103-J 26 68 W FRESNO STATE*J 30 92- W W PACIFIC*F 72 95- 87- 4 83 83 F at UC Irvine* 6 WF at UC Santa Barbara* 11 87- CAL FULLERTON* 71 STATE F W 13 W 59- MISSOURIF L 58 18 77- 61 STATE* UTAH WF 66- 20 W 71 92- SAN JOSE STATE*F 67 99- 25 77 at Pacific*F 27 at Fresno State*M W 3 W L 85-M LONG BEACH STATE* 94- 68 79- 5 74 81 M NEW MEXICO STATE* 10 L Cal State Fullerton (4)M W 11 77- W UC Irvine (4) W 71- 79 M 18 86- 60 77- W 68 Southwest Missouri State (5) W 61 M 20 61- 54- Iowa (5) 56 Conference games * Big West 50 (1) Pearl Harbor Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii (2) L Lite Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas, UNLV/Miller 70- 74 L 86- 104 HISTORY 4PCFC 8 71 96 88- 98- W W 77 84 84- 101- W W (OT) TEXAS A&M 41 19 101 79- 94- J SAN JOSESTATE* W L 16 J PACIFIC* 88 94- 14 65 J 97 MISSOURI 78- W 115- 11 atLongBeachState* W J W 7 STATE FULLERTON* CAL J 2 77 89- J HOFSTRA W 80 30 D 84- MARQUETTE 26 W D UCIRVINE* 19 D atSanDiegoState 12 atLoyolaMarymount D 5 D 53 65- Coach: RollieMassimino W 67 1992-93 (21-8/13-5BigWest) 84- W 50 66- GameplayedinPontiac,Mich. (1) W 58 69- UTAH* BigWest STATE* Conferencegames 3 W M atFresnoState* 47 39 76- 27 F 83- NEWMEXICOSTATE* W 77 22 W F STATE 96- FULLERTON* CAL 17 76 W F PACIFIC* 80- 80 15 W 85- F SANJOSESTATE* 52 13 W atLongBeachState* 67 F 71- 50 74- 9 58- W atUCSantaBarbara* F 52 W W 6 70- F atUtahState*(OT) W 67 30 79- J atNewMexicoState* W 25 J FRESNOSTATE* 57 23 71- J UCIRVINE* 54 W 20 78- J atSanJoseState* 63 W 88- 18 J atPacific* W 16 74 75 BARBARA* J UCSANTA 86- 100- 11 W 72 LONGBEACHSTATE* 72 W J 88- 9 93- atUCIrvine* W J 82 W 4 85- atCalStateFullerton* J 90 W 2 78- 59 J SANDIEGOSTATE 79- L 30 D W NEVADA, 91 RENO 85- 28 D LAMAR L 23 73 D EasternMichigan(1) 80- 21 D W AUBURN 69 55 97- 17 76- D atMissouri W W 14 atRutgers(OT) D 7 atJamesMadison D 5 D STATE LOUISIANA 30 N atBYU-Hawaii 23 N Coach: JerryTarkanian 1991-92 (26-2/18-0BigWest) i ruih...WLPT oi ad.. C. lvln dad ... PCT. L ...... W PCT. ClevelandEdwards L W HowieLanda.... (1994-95) PCT. L ...... W Tim Grgurich Tim Grgurich (1994-95) ...... 286 5 ...... 2 (1994-95) where hewasanassistantcoach,inJulyof1995. 1995. HereturnedtotheSeattleSupersonics, Grgurich announcedhisresignationonMarch3, head coachesfortheremainderofseason. Landa andClevelandEdwardsservedasinterim due tohealthreasons. Assistant coachesHowie record of2-5butlefttheteamaftersevengames national titlein1990.In1994-95,hecompileda Final Fourin1987,1990and1991,capturingthe 92). Hehelped Tarkanian's squadsadvancetothe tant coachunderJerry Tarkanian atUNLV (1981- on Oct.22,1994.Hespent12yearsasanassis- Tim GrgurichbecameUNLV's seventhheadcoach ...... 52.714 2 5 ...... 9U RIE 0 64 80- W 67 84 66- 75- 93 88- L UCIRVINE* 61 L 68- 19 L 82 F STATE FULLERTON* 108 CAL 95- W 81- 17 F 92 L atNewMexico State* L 77- 14 LONGBEACHSTATE* F L 7 atNevada,Reno* F 61 5 67- atUtahState*(OT) F 85 3 W 87- F atSanJoseState* 93 79 W 97- 29 101- J atPacific* W W 27 78 BARBARA* J UCSANTA 67- 59 95 24 39- L J 91- UTAH STATE* 22 L L J NEVADA, RENO* 20 66 J NEWMEXICOST.* (OT) 77- 17 W J UCIrvine* 56 11 atGeorgetown 85- J 8 60 W atCalStateFullerton* J 91- 5 62 108 68 83- W VIRGINIA 77- J 62- 3 L W L J ADELPHIUNIVERSITY 77 28 D 93- EASTERNKENTUCKY W 23 D VERMONT 21 D MARYMOUNT LOYOLA 18 atTexas A&M D 8 atUCLA D 4 90 74- D L Coach: RollieMassimino 1993-94 (15-13/10-8BigWest) 86 NationalInvitation Tournament 79 104- (2) 77- W 74 BigWest Tournament, LongBeach,Calif. (1) 96- L 84 W * BigWest Conferencegames 83- USC(2) 17 M L LongBeachState(1) 86 90 94- 13 M 88- UtahState(1) W 12 L atCalStateFullerton* M 93 6 100- atUCIrvine* M W 4 90 86 atNewMexicoState* M 86- 83- 1 L M L UTAH STATE* 81 27 97- F NEVADA, RENO* 74 62 W 25 80- F 56- atUCSantaBarbara* W 22 L F NEWMEXICOSTATE* 83 95- 20 F 69 78 LOUISVILLE W 82- 87- 14 F atSanJoseState* W W 11 LONGBEACHSTATE* F 95 8 110- 80 BARBARA* UCSANTA F 96- W 6 atPacific* W F 4 F atUtahState* 30 J atNevada,Reno* 28 J GEORGETOWN 23 J YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (1994-95) ...... 357 9 ...... 5 162 0NwMxc tt 1 6 96 66 76- 77- 84 L W 83- BigWest Tournament, LasVegas, Nev. (1) L 75 92- * BigWest Conferencegames 72 NewMexicoState(1) W 77- 10 SanJoseState(1) M 86 W 75- 9 LONGBEACHSTATE* M L 4 73 BARBARA* 75 UCSANTA M 76 57- 65- 97 2 72- 95- M L atPacific* L L 27 L F atSanJoseState* 25 F 74 NEWMEXICOST.*(OT) 82 83- 69- 20 F NEVADA, W RENO* L 18 53 F UTAH STATE* 69- 16 78 W F atVirginia 83- 12 F W atWilliam&Mary 59 11 atCalStateFullerton* 80- F 74 63 4 73- 69- W atUCIrvine* F W L 2 84 F atLongBeachState*(OT) 73- 30 J L SANJOSESTATE* 80 28 84- 99 J PACIFIC* 79- W 26 J L atUtahState* 79 21 91- 55 J atNevada,Reno* 56- W 77 19 61- W J atNewMexicoState* 89 16 L 72- J atCalStateNorthridge 90 12 L UCIRVINE* J 103- 7 W 99 atUCSantaBarbara* J 79- 5 L J atCentralFlorida(OT) 30 82 D 82 atMiami 74- 80- 28 D L atLouisville L 22 D STATE FULLERTON* CAL 17 D atSetonHall 11 D atMarquette(OT) 28 N Cleveland Edwards 75 Coaches: Tim Grgurich, HowieLanda, 76- 82 1994-95 (12-16/7-11 W BigWest) 64- 69 83- L W BigWest Tournament, LasVegas, Nev. (1) 80 74- * BigWest Conference games NewMexicoState(1) L 12 70 M SanJoseState(1) 74- 11 PACIFIC* M 63 W 64- 6 SANJOSESTATE* M W 3 M atLongBeachState* 26 F atUCSantaBarbara* 24 F er esn PCT L W Seasons 1995-2000 Years Bill Bayno (1995-2000) Bayno Bill +9 4.595 64 94 5+ 01 season. named headcoachfortheremainderof2000- signed andassistantcoachMaxGoodwas (1997-2000). OnDec.12,2000,Baynowasreas- led fourstraightUNLV teamstothe postseason head coachbywinsinprogramhistory. Healso Runnin' Rebelstobecomethethird-winningest seven years.Hecompiled94winswiththe Massachusetts wherehewasassociatecoachfor March 30,1995.HecametoUNLV from Bill BaynobecameUNLV's 10thhead coachon 8UCW8-75 80- W 67 76 77- 83- 78 59 W 57- W 72- W L NORTHERN ARIZONA 43 59 55- 69- 30 78 D USC 69- W W 28 D L SOUTHERNUTAH 23 D TULANE(1) 21 D atSyracuse 18 D 79 atNevada,Reno 85- 14 atUCIrvine D W 7 59 D 61- MIAMI W 29 N JACKSONVILLE(OT) 26 N ST. NORTHRIDGE CAL 23 N Coach: BillBayno 82 69- 1996-97 (22-10/11-5 WAC PacificDiv.) L 61 UNLV 64- HolidayClassic,LasVegas, Nev. (2) 60 63- W LasVegas BowlClassic,LasVegas, Nev. (1) W 80 81 55- * BigWest Conferencegames 72- atUtahState* L 2 L M atNevada,Reno* F 26 NEWMEXICOSTATE* 59 F 24 68- 65 UCIRVINE* 57- W 84 F 19 STATE 65- FULLERTON* L CAL 75 F 17 71 L 84- atPacific* 64- 66 F 15 W 61- L atUCSantaBarbara* F 10 68 L atLongBeachState* 66- 5 F L SANJOSESTATE* F 1 64 NEVADA, RENO* 61- 29 J 88 atNewMexicoState* L 68- 55 27 J 64- 66 L atUCIrvine* 72 64- W 20 J 85- atCalStateFullerton* L 57 W 18 J 66- 89 BARBARA* UCSANTA 82- W 15 J L LONGBEACHSTATE* 64 13 J 66- atSanJoseState* 53 W 10 J 74- PACIFIC* 82 W 72- J 8 UTAH STATE* 60 L J 4 (2) 51- FLORIDA CENTRAL D 30 L MICHIGAN (2) 63 D 28 55- UCLA 70 D 23 L 67- CHARLESTON SOUTHERN D 18 L STATE (1) BALL 56 D 16 80- at USC D 10 W atLoyolaMarymount 2 D ST. NORTHRIDGE CAL 25 N Coach: BillBayno 1995-96 (10-16/7-11 BigWest) er esn PCT L W Seasons 2000-01 Years Max Good +1 .591 9 13 0+ RECORDS Lahaina, Hawaii Nev. Las Vegas, Center, F 12 UTAH*F 17 at Air Force*F 19 at New Mexico*F 24 at San Diego State*M 1M COLORADO STATE* 3 Conference games * Mountain West WYOMING* W L L L 86-(1) L Lahaina Civic Center, Maui Invitational, 66- 56- 78 77- 83 75 85 62- 68 (2) Okla. Oklahoma City, Center, Myriad (3) & Mack Thomas Showdown, Las Vegas W 106- 102 Mountain West) 2001-02 (21-11/9-5 Coach: Charlie Spoonhour N 17 WISCONSINN 20 NICHOLLS STATEN 24 at CincinnatiN 28 at WashingtonD W 1 WD GEORGIA 97- SOUTHERN 8 54 74-D UAB (1) 69 15 W at Loyola MarymountD L 20 79- L RENO NEVADA, 64 D 61- 22 74 64- TEXAS (2) W 77 D 28 70- TENNESSEE STATED 68 30 OLD DOMINION WJ L 87- 5 WJ 75 101- WYOMING* 68- 83 7 74 J at Air Force* 12 L at Utah* WJ 15 78- 84- 87 at BYU*J 76 21 COLORADO STATE*J 26 L at San Diego State* (OT)F W 59- 3 W 69 WF DEPAUL 66- 5 75- 54 80-F 68 79 at New Mexico* (OT) L 9F BYU* 63- 11 L 86 UTAH*F 47- 13 L 60 FLORIDA INTERNATIONALF 81- 16 W 84 at Wyoming*F 83- 18 W 77 at Colorado State* (OT)F 90- 23 75 (OT) SAN DIEGO STATE* F 28 W W AIR FORCE*M 96- W 83- 91 2 W 76 73-M NEW MEXICO* L 72- 70 7 64 78-M NEW MEXICO (3) (2OT) 82 8 (3)M UTAH W 9 120- 117 (3) W SAN DIEGO STATE W 73- 66 91- L 82 75- 78 W 76- 70 Center, Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas, Center, Nev. Las Vegas, F 10 COLORADO STATE*F 12 WYOMING*F 19 W at BYU*F 21 74- at Utah* 63 F 22 FLORIDA ATLANTICF 26 AIR FORCE*M W 2 87-M at San Diego State* W 60 4 81-M NEW MEXICO* 60 L 9 (3)M SAN DIEGO STATE 10 82- L W 83 WYOMING (3) WM 52- 85- 11 W 96 64 84- BYU (3)M 61 17 77- W 72 (4) Tulsa Conference games * Mountain West 80- 67 (1) Food Lion/MVP Classic, Charlotte, N.C. W(2)Thomas & Mack Showdown, 97- Las Vegas 92 (3) WThomas & Mack Center, Tournament, MWC 79- L 56 62-(4) NCAA 89 Tenn. First Round, Nashville, South 2000-01 (16-13/7-7 Mountain West) Coaches: Bill Bayno, Max Good N 17 ARIZONA NORTHERN N 20 Illinois (1)N 21 W Louisville (1) (OT)N 81- 22 60 Chaminade (1)N 25 CAL NORTHRIDGE STATE D W 2 LD 70- Oklahoma State (2) (OT) 69 9 85- LD 86 at Nevada, Reno 16 L W 69- (3) CINCINNATI D 74 90- 69- 18 78 77 ALASKA-ANCHORAGED 22 PEPPERDINED W 28 L 101- MONMOUTHD 71 71- L 31 80 at Old DominionJ 72- 90 3J LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 6J CHICAGO STATE 69- 8 W 64 WJ W AIR FORCE* 13 75- 81- 60 82- at Utah* 70 J 67 15 at BYU*J W 22 106- 71 NEW MEXICO*J 25 at GeorgetownJ W 27 (OT) SAN DIEGO STATE* F 65- 54 3 WF at Colorado State* 82- L W 5 72 F 80- at Wyoming* 70- 10 L 72 79 L BYU* 63- 62- 91 79 L 55- 80 W 80- 78 W 68- 56 The 1996-97 team advanced to the quarterfinals of the National Invitation Tournament. 163 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas, (2) Nev. Shootout, Las Vegas, Las Vegas (3) Center, Thomas & Mack Tournament, WAC (4) NCAA Conn. East First Round, Hartford, Div.) Mountain 1998-99 (16-13/9-5 WAC Coach: Bill Bayno N 14 SACRED HEARTN 16 TROY STATEN 20 USCN 24 W WEBER STATEN 103- 27 56 Kansas (1)D 2 WD at Nevada, Reno 5 95- 58 D Arizona State (2) W 12 at UCLA 82-D 19 64 (3) CINCINNATI D L 22 W L OKLAHOMA STATE 68- 84-D 27 L 71 50- 69 COLUMBIA 78 D 70- 28 79 SOUTHERN UTAHJ L L 2J 73- 69- L at Cal Poly 86 81 9 67-J AIR FORCE* W 14 72 RICE*J 85- W 16 63 TULSA* 74-J 21 45 at SMU*J 23 W at TCU* (OT)J W 28 79- WYOMING*J 67 91- 30 58 COLORADO STATE*F 6 WF at Air Force* W 13 78- at Rice* W 72 WF 73- 15 L 55 80- 95- at Tulsa*F 77 62- 88 W 20 72 SMU*F 96- 22 75 TCU*F 25 W at Colorado State*F 65- 27 64 at Wyoming*M L 4M W SMU (4) 10 55- W 59 at Nebraska (5) 54-Athletic Conference games * Western 53 64- 61 L(1) Classic, Springfield, Mass. Tip-Off 78- L(2) L 80 at America Arena, West Ariz. Phoenix, 72- 76-(3)Thomas & Mack Center, Shootout, Las Vegas 76 L 79 55- L 68 (4)Thomas & Mack Center, Tournament, WAC 70- 71 (5)Tournament National Invitation 1999-00 (23-8/10-4 Mountain West) Coach: Bill Bayno N 19 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STN 21 FAIRFIELD WN 24 99- RENO NEVADA, 73 N 28 GEORGETOWND 3D Princeton (1) 4 WD North Carolina (1) 15 W 98- AUSTIN PEAY STATE WD 92- 79 18 68 85- OKLAHOMA (2) STATE D 69 21 W CAL POLYD L 28 W 87- L EASTERN KENTUCKY 66 78- 76-J 102 75- 66 2 89 J at Cincinnati W 4J 87- HIGH POINT 10 80 BYU*J 15 W at Air Force*J 104- 17 82 at New Mexico*J 22 L SAN DIEGO STATE*J W 29 66- 106 at Colorado State*J 72- 31 53 at Wyoming* WF W W 5 83- 98- L 85- 55 UTAH* 73 73 W 75- 77 78- 75 L 98- 109 W 72- 66 Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas, 1997-98 (20-13/7-7 WAC Mountain Div.) 1997-98 (20-13/7-7 WAC Coach: Bill Bayno N 15 LOYOLA MARYMOUNTN 19 EASTERN MICHIGAN (1)N 21 W W at Kansas (1) 96-D 81 84- 2 66 D at USC 6D at Michigan 13 at Rhode IslandD 17 CHICAGO STATE LD 20 68- SYRACUSE (2)D 92 23 UC IRVINED 27 L W W L UCLAD 73- 30 86- 82- 59- 91 49 RENO NEVADA, 72 83 J L 4J 64- at Tulane 10 71 AIR FORCE*J W 15 at New Mexico* WJ 77- 17 55 62- Paso* at Texas-El J 50 22 L BYU*J 24 57- UTAH*J W 65 W 26 L 88- L CHAMINADE 77-J 77 61- 29 61 50- 79 at Colorado State*J 62 31 at Wyoming*F 5F at Air Force* 7 L W WF WOFFORD 14 57- 77- 76- L TEXAS-EL PASO*F 60 49 63 16 54- NEW MEXICO* 67 F L 21 at BYU*F 62- 23 W 73 W at Utah*F 59- 26 69- 57 W WYOMING* 63 F 28 79- L 52 COLORADO STATE*M 66- 3 75 (3)M HAWAII 5 W (3)M UTAH W 6 78- (3) 84- 66 M FRESNO STATE W L 76 7 72-M NEW MEXICO (3) 68- 12 66 79 Princeton (4) Conference games Athletic * Western W W 76-(1) NIT 64- 67 59 W W 56- 54- 51 51 L 57- 69 (3)Tournament National Invitation (2)Thomas & Mack Center, Tournament, WAC J 2J at San Jose State* 6J at TCU* 9J SAN DIEGO STATE* 11 HAWAII* WJ 18 71- at Oklahoma StateJ 63 W 20 at Fresno State*J 79- 59 25 at Air Force*J 30 W L COLORADO STATE*F 98- 54- 1 91 73 F WYOMING* L L 6 LF 65- at Hawaii* 82- 66 93 8 68-F at San Diego State* W 76 15 SAN JOSE STATE* 72-F 17 59 FRESNO STATE*F 20 W W AIR FORCE*F W 80- 22 78- 47 71 TCU* 77-F L 27 73 W (OT) at Wyoming* 64-M 66 78- 1 64 M at Colorado State* 4 WM RICE (2) 6 87- WM TULSA 72 12 (2) 75- MEMPHIS (3) 69 LM 17 (OT) (3) HAWAII 58- WM 19 59 82- at Arkansas (3)Athletic Conference games * Western 72 (1)Thomas & Mack Center, Shootout, Las Vegas W W W 71- L 66- 61 89- 62 65- 80 68 L 73- 86 HISTORY 4 NationalInvitation Tournament (4) MWC Tournament, Thomas &MackCenter, (3) 75 LasVegas Showdown, Thomas &Mack (2) 65- 91 L 96- Arby’s HardwoodClassic,BJCC, (1) W * MountainWest Conferencegames atSouthCarolina(4) 19 M STATE (4) ARIZONA 12 M 9HWI 4 8 85 68- L 41 64- W 62 61- 69 66- L * MountainWest Conference games HAWAII (4) L 67 72 19 M 83- 83- COLORADOSTATE (3) 15 W 70 W M 67 UTAH 74- (3) 73- 14 M 54 W W SANDIEGOSTATE (3) 61- 69 86 13 74- M SANDIEGOSTATE* W 80- 98 8 W 73- M atWyoming* L L 3 M atColoradoState* 1 M AIRFORCE* 64 24 F 79- 90 NEWMEXICO* 80- 22 W F atUtah*(OT) L 57 17 F 66 90- BYU* 75 66 63- 14 71- W 75- F atSanDiegoState* 85 L W 11 L 77- USC F 9 L COLORADOSTATE* F 70 3 75- 62 WYOMING* F 74- W 1 W F 53 atNewMexico* 75- 27 78 J Force* atAir W 79- 25 W J UTAH* 20 J atBYU* 16 J atDePaul 77 67 11 CLARA SANTA 66- 70- J 4 W L IPFW J 91 2 83 74- J 85- SMU(2) L W 78 29 75 (2) D VIRGINIA 101- WEST 84- W 80 28 D W 82- STANFORD (1) 61 W 21 D 82- TENNESSEE-MARTIN W 17 D atBradley(OT) 14 atWisconsin D 7 54 atNevada,Reno D 69- 4 W D WASHINGTON 30 N UAB 27 N PORTLAND STATE 24 N Coach: CharlieSpoonhour 2002-03 (21-11/8-6 MountainWest) er esn PCT L W Seasons 2001-04 Years Charlie Spoonhour Las Vegas, Nev. Center, LasVegas, Nev. Birmingham, Ala. Spoonhour (2001-04) Charlie +5 1.635 31 54 2+ season. bidforthethirdstraight game andearningaNIT team totheMWC Tournament’s championship the wayandturnedina6-4mark,leading assistant underhisdad,ledtheteamrestof citing healthissues.Hisson,Jay, whowasan stepped downafter21gamesintohisthirdseason the NIT’s firstroundinhissecond.Spoonhour inhisfirstseasonandlost ond roundoftheNIT Rebelsadvancedtothesec- UNLV. The Runnin’ identical 21-11 recordsinhisfirsttwoseasonsat Rebelhistory. Heturnedin coach inUNLV Runnin’ Charlie Spoonhourwasnamedthe12thhead er esn PCT L W Seasons 2004 Years Jay Spoonhour (4) NationalInvitation Tournament (3) MWC Tournament, Thomas &MackCenter, (2) Jim Thorpe Classic, Thomas &MackCenter, (1) LasVegas Showdown, Thomas &Mack tBU 1 64 61- L 50 63- W 80 89- W 62 72 76- 67- atBYU* W 89 L 7 FORCE* 83- AIR F 83 2 L 78- 63 MEXICO* F NEW 78- 67 L 31 86- J W atColoradoState*(OT) 55 W 26 73- J atWyoming* W 24 69 J atSanDiegoState* 82- 17 J W UTAH* 86 71- 12 OCCIDENTAL J 7 L J 74 MONTANA 83 73- 30 92- D BRADLEY L 61 W 28 D 57 78- AUBURN(1) 59- 20 W D ARIZONA W NORTHERN 18 D atStanford 74 13 55 atLoyolaMarymount D 62- 75- 6 atUSC(OT) W D L 3 59 D CALIFORINA 65- 29 N W ILLINOIS WESTERN 26 N NEVADA, RENO 24 N DELAWARE STATE 21 N Coaches: CharlieSpoonhour, JaySpoonhour 2003-04 (18-13/7-7MountainWest) YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas, Nev. Center, LasVegas, Nev. (2004-pres.) Lon Kruger +64.600 4 6 0+ first timesince1999-00. to thepostseason. and advancedtothesecondroundofNIT, markingtheprogram’s fourthstraighttrip Rebelteam(2004-05),recordeda17-14mark full-time headcoach).HisfirstRunnin’ Lon Krugerwashiredasthe14thheadcoachinUNLV men’s basketballhistory (the10th New York Knickscoachingstaff. three seasonsastheheadcoachof the Atlanta Hawksandthenpartof2003-04onthe Following 18yearsasoneofthenation’s mostsuccessfulcollegecoaches,Krugerspent and professionallevels,KrugercametoLasVegas afterafour-year stintintheNBA. 164 04pe.23 7.557 27 34 2 2004-pres. (3) NationalInvitation Tournament (2) MWC Tournament, PepsiCenter, Denver, (1) LasVegas Showdown, Thomas &Mack tBU 6 66 76- W 77 66- 57 63- L W 66 79 68- 81- 57 W atBYU* 71 53- W 74- 5 M L NEWMEXICO* W 28 82 F AIRFORCE* 72- 26 91 F L atColoradoState* 93- 64 21 48- F W atWyoming* L 19 F atSanDiegoState*(OT) 62 67 58- 12 MISSOURI F 79- 9 L W UTAH* F 70 7 52- BYU*(OT) F 5 L F 77 Force* atAir 89 86- 80 82- 31 81 92- J 73- atNewMexico* W L 29 W L J WYOMING* 24 J COLORADOSTATE* 22 J SANDIEGOSTATE* 15 J atUtah* LEWIS 10 FORT 66 J 54 83- 65 5 74- 80- atTexas J W W 2 87 W 86 91- J 78- TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 79 W 67- 29 L D ATLANTIC FLORIDA 72 84 L 22 73- 78- D GARDNER-WEBB W L 21 D STATE (1) OKLAHOMA 64 18 D 54- 61 (OT) atAuburn 86- 12 L atPepperdine D W 8 atNevada,Reno D 4 atCalifornia D 1 D OREGONSTATE 26 N ST. MARY’S 23 N Coach: LonKruger 2004-05 (17-14/7-7MountainWest) 73 70- L 84 69- 89 88- L L 73 53 80- 55- W W * MountainWest Conference games atBoiseState(3) 75 72 78- 17 70- M Utah(2) W L 13 M ColoradoState(2) 12 M NewMexico(2) 11 M BYU* 70 94 6 56- 60- 79 M atNewMexico* 94- L L 1 65 M 80 W 68- Force* atAir 95- 28 W F WYOMING*W 23 F STATE* COLORADO 21 STATE* F DIEGO SAN 17 F atMiissouri 15 atUtah* F 9 F er esn PCT L W Seasons Years Colo. Center, LasVegas, Nev. In hissecondseason,theteamwent17-13andwon10MWCgamesfor veteranoftwo-plusdecadesasaheadcoachonthecollegiate A (2) MWC Tournament, PepsiCenter, Denver, (1) LasVegas Showdown, Thomas &Mack (3) NationalInvitation Tournament (2) MWC Tournament, PepsiCenter, Denver, (1) LasVegas Showdown, Thomas & Mack C*W7-61 72- W 64 63 65- 60- 47 58 W 68 39- L 65- 55- L W L * MountainWest Conferencegames vs.SanDiegoState(2) 10 M vs.NewMexico(2) 75 9 72- M TCU* 72 4 80- L M atNewMexico* 60 54 W 1 81 73- 66- M Force* 70- atAir W W 25 F L UTAH* 22 F atColoradoState* 56 59 52 18 67- F 71- 50- SANDIEGOSTATE* W 16 W L F atBYU* 11 WYOMING* 72 F 82- 4 atTCU* F W 1 F 57 NEWMEXICO* 83 68- 77 28 67- 88- J AIRFORCE* W L W 25 J atUtah* 21 J COLORADOSTATE* 53 18 67- J 75 atSanDiegoState* 73 61- 14 W 83- J BYU* L 60 11 W atWyoming* J 79- 4 78 72 W 72- J 73 67- SOUTHERNUTAH 84- L 31 L D MARYMOUNT W LOYOLA 29 D 69 PEPPERDINE 63- 22 D HOUSTON L 61 20 D 67- 80 (1) TEXASTECH 62- 68 17 W D 61- atMinnesota L 10 atHawaii D L 6 atOregonState D 3 D atOklahomaState 73 30 N 108- NEVADA, RENO W 26 N HAWAII 22 N LONGBEACHSTATE 18 N Coach: LonKruger 2005-06 (17-13/10-6MountainWest) 73 77 67- 66- L 78 L 89- 63 W 70- * MountainWest Conferencegames W atSouthCarolina(3) 22 M STATE (3) ARIZONA 17 M vs.Utah(2) 11 M vs.Wyoming (2) 10 M Colo. Center, LasVegas, Nev. Colo. Center, LasVegas, Nev. RECORDS YEAR1987-881988-89 AP 12th1989-90 15th1990-91 2nd1991-92 UPI 11th 1st1992-93 14th 7th*USA Today/CNN 2nd 25th 1st — 19th* CONFERENCE RESULTS CONFERENCE TOP-25 POLL FINISHES AWAY WINNING STREAKS YEAR1974-751975-76 AP 17th1976-77 3rd1982-83 4th1983-84 UPI 14th 6th1984-85 4th 13th1985-86 6th 9th1986-87 6th 11th 13th 1st 9th 10th 1st Year1969-701970-711971-72 WCAC Conf.1972-73 WCAC1973-74 WCAC1974-75 WCAC Record1982-83 9-5 WCAC1983-84 9-5 WCAC1984-85 8-6 Big West1985-86 6-8 Big West 10-41986-87 Finish Big West 13-11987-88 15-1 Big West third 1988-89 16-2 Big West third 1989-90 17-1 Big West fourth 1990-91 16-2 Big West sixth Tourn. 1991-92 18-0 third Big West1992-93 15-3 first Big West first1993-94 16-2 Big West first1994-95 16-2 Big West first1995-96 18-0 Big West first1996-97 18-0 Big West first1997-98 13-5 Big West first 10-81998-99 first WAC second first1999-00 7-11 tie/first WAC2000-01 7-11 first WAC first2001-02 first Mtn. West first2002-03 second first 11-5 Mtn. West2003-04 third Mtn. West fifth 7-7 10-42004-05 seventh first first Mtn. West 9-5 7-72005-06 Mtn. West third in Pacific Div. ninth 9-5 first Mtn. West 8-6 fifth in Mount. Div. — Mtn. West — in Mount. Div. T-first 7-7 — 7-7 T-first — — 10-6 first fourth — — third T-third fourth T-fourth first fourth second second second — — 88 30, 1982 through Feb. 12, 1983 Nov. March 7, 1975 through Jan. 21, 1976 Feb. 24 at Cal State Fullerton (78-86) Feb. 6 at Pepperdine (91-93) 3216 March 1, 1990 through March 23, 199112 28, 1986 through March 22, 1987 Nov. March 30 vs. Duke (77-79) 12 Dec. 21, 1991 through Dec. 12, 1991 (93-97) March 28 vs. Indiana 10 Dec. 3, 1987 through Feb. 4, 1988 Jan. 7 at Long Beach State (94-101) Dec. 5, 1983 through Feb. 16, 1984 Feb. 6 at UC Santa Barbara (66-71) Feb. 19 at Fresno State (43-68) STREAK OF STREAK DATES END OF STREAK 165 RESULTS, TOP 25, STREAKS 25, TOP RESULTS, J. Spoonhour NIT Opening Round 12-4 4-8 2-1 RESULTS AT A GLANCE RESULTS OVERALL WINNING STREAKS HOME WINNING STREAKS 7259 Feb. 8, 1974 through Jan. 5, 197836 Feb. 6, 1989 through Feb. 8, 199323 Jan. 5, 1984 through Feb. 10, 198622 Jan. 7 vs. New Mexico (98-102) Feb. 17, 1986 through Dec. 29, 1987 Feb. 14 vs. Louisville (86-90) 15 27, 1982 through Dec. 28, 1984 Nov. Feb. 15 vs. UC Irvine (92-99) 14 (60-62) Jan. 7 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1963 and 1965) Times Two Dec. 30 vs. Georgetown (67-69) (1964 and 1967) Times Two 4529242422 March 1, 1990 through March 23, 199117 Dec. 17, 1991 through Jan. 2, 1993 March 30 vs. Duke (77-79) 15 27, 1982 through Feb. 19, 1983 Nov. 15 March 7, 1975 through Jan. 30, 197615 Jan. 7 at Long Beach State (94-101) Jan. 19, 1987 through March 22, 1987 Feb. 24 at Cal State Fullerton (78-86) 14 Dec. 18, 1984 through Feb. 7, 1985 Feb. 6 at Pepperdine (91-93) 14 21, 1986 through Jan. 15, 1987 March 28 vs. Indiana (93-97) Nov. Dec. 27, 1985 through Feb. 10, 1986 Feb. 9 at Fresno State (52-63) March 28, 1977 through Jan. 5, 1978 Jan. 17 at Oklahoma (88-89) Jan. 5, 1984 through Feb. 16, 1984 Feb. 15 vs. UC Irvine (92-99) 1976 through Feb. 1, 1977 Dec. 11, Jan. 7 vs. New Mexico (98-102) Feb. 19 at Fresno State (43-68) Feb. 3 at Illinois State (84-88) STREAK OF STREAK DATES END OF STREAK STREAK OF STREAK DATES END OF STREAK SEASON1958-591959-60 W-L1960-61 PCT. 5-131961-62 13-8 .278 COACH 13-121962-63 .6191963-64 .520 16-8 Drakulich1964-65 21-4 .657 Drakulich1965-66 Drakulich POSTSEASON 19-7 .8401966-67 21-8 .731 Drakulich1967-68 15-11 .724 Drakulich1968-69 .577 21-6 Gregory1969-70 HOME 22-7 .778 Gregory1970-71 Todd 21-7 .759 ROAD1971-72 17-9 .750 Todd NEU. 16-101972-73 .654 Todd NCAA 14-121973-74 Regionals .615 Todd 14-141974-75 .538 Todd1975-76 .500 Bayer 20-6 NCAA1976-77 Regionals Bayer 4-5 24-5 .769 15-1 NCAA1977-78 10-4 Finals Bayer 29-2 .828 9-5 NCAA1978-79 Regionals 29-3 .935 Tarkanian 1-81979-80 12-2 4-4 3-4 20-8 .906 Tarkanian 13-21980-81 17-1 3-6 21-8 .714 Tarkanian1981-82 3-6 0-0 23-9 12-2 .724 Tarkanian 2-3 16-3 0-0 16-121982-83 NCAA 6-3 14-1 4-3 2nd Round .719 Tarkanian 1-1 20-101983-84 .571 NCAA 2nd Round Tarkanian 6-4 1-0 1984-85 11-4 .667 NCAA 5-4 28-3 Final 4 Tarkanian 6-5 2-1 1-0 1985-86 Tarkanian 29-6 .903 15-01986-87 Tarkanian 2-6 1-1 28-4 .829 0-0 19-01987-88 2-1 NIT 33-5 Semifinals .875 Tarkanian1988-89 6-3 37-2 14-2 .868 Tarkanian NIT 11-4 2-1 1989-90 2nd Round 8-1 19-0 28-6 .949 Tarkanian 8-71990-91 NCAA 29-8 1st Round .824 Tarkanian 13-3 14-2 3-7 3-2 1991-92 5-6 NCAA 35-5 3rd Round .783 Tarkanian 5-2 2-1 1992-93 16-4 NCAA 34-1 2nd Round .875 Tarkanian 6-5 1-111993-94 6-4 NCAA 15-3 26-2 0-0 3rd Round .971 Tarkanian 0-0 1994-95 16-0 NCAA 5-1 7-3 21-8 Final 4 .929 Tarkanian 17-2 15-131995-96 15-1 0-0 NCAA 0-0 2nd Round .724 Tarkanian 5-6 0-0 15-3 15-0 12-161996-97 .536 NCAA 4th Round 9-2 Tarkanian 0-2 10-161997-98 15-1 .426 3-6 10-3 NCAA 11-5 Champion Massimino 22-101998-99 .385 Massimino 5-4 9-3 NCAA 0-1 Final 4 12-3 20-131999-00 3-1 .688 Grgurich, Landa, Edwards 10-1 16-0 4-2 4-6 0-0 16-13 NIT2000-01 13-1 .606 Bayno 1st Round 1-1 4-1 14-12001-02 .552 Bayno 17-0 23-8 12-1 8-3 16-132002-03 Bayno 1-1 8-5 .7422003-04 21-11 .552 Bayno 13-0 2-2 8-4 9-1 21-11 .656 Bayno 14-2 18-132004-05 8-2 NIT .656 Bayno, Good 3rd Round 14-0 10-1 2005-06 6-5 NCAA .581 Spoonhour 1st Round 17-14 NIT Spoonhour 6-5 1st Round 7-1 17-13 .548 C. Spoonhour, 6-11 NIT NCAA 1st Round 2nd Round 14-0 .567 NIT Round 1st 1-1 16-3 16-4 Kruger 10-4 0-0 11-2 Kruger 10-6 6-7 4-8 18-2 5-9 17-3 1-0 9-6 NIT 2nd Round 6-5 15-6 0-0 4-4 0-1 0-0 4-7 1-10 12-3 6-5 0-2 1-2 0-1 10-6 0-0 3-7 0-0 6-7 1-3 1-1 12-4 4-8 1-1 HISTORY poetMeigMeigRecord Meeting Meeting Opponent lios17 001-2 2-1 2-0 2000 5-3 1978 3-6 1989 1978 1987 1-0 1975 1-0 1977 2005 1966 1992 2-0 1981 1-0 1967 1992 1981 1969 1-0 2-0 2000 18-9 2-0 Illinois State 1968 2-0 Illinois 2000 1984 1988 2005 Idaho State 1988 Idaho 1984 1988 1971 1967 2-3 Houston 2-0 1976 1-0 Holy Cross 1969 Hofstra 1963 1978 1-0 Hiram Scott 1965 High Point 3-7 1961 1966 1-0 1990 Hawaii Pacific 1965 1-0 Hawaii-Loa 2001 2-0 25-6 Hawaii-Hilo 1990 2001 Hawaii 1-0 2004 1981 1998 2005 Hastings 2001 1-0 Grand Canyon 2004 1990 1965 2-0 Greenville (IL) 1963 2-0 1-0 Gonzaga 1999 1990 Georgia Tech 2004 1971 Georgia Southern 2002 1999 2-1 Georgetown 2000 2-0 3-0 1970 1-0 Gardner-Webb 2002 5-0 2-0 Fresno State 1991 3-1 1983 Fort Lewis 1997 1965 2003 Florida State 1973 1999 1977 1976 Florida International 2-1 1976 1965 Florida Atlantic 1988 1-0 1-0 1993 1968 Fairfield 1988 Evansville 4-1 2003 1998 Eastern NewMexico 1-0 23-7 1967 Eastern Michigan 1982 2003 1998 Eastern Kentucky 0-4 1984 2006 Duquesne 1973 1-0 Duke 7-1 1984 2001 1979 DePaul 2-0 Denver 1-0 1968 1963 1998 Delaware State 2-0 Creighton 2001 1968 1964 1960 0-1 Columbia 4-1 2-0 Colorado State 1997 2000 1964 Colorado 1995 1976 Clemson 1995 1998 Claremont College 1995 4-1 1968 Cincinnati 1-0 1994 Chico State 10-0 Chicago State 1999 32-7 6-2 1965 Charleston Southern 3-0 2000 4-0 8-8 Chapman 10-11 1961 1996 1965 1972 Chaminade 1962 1-0 2004 1965 Central Florida 2006 1974 4-0 1961 1963 Centenary 1-0 1989 1-0 1975 1964 Cal StateSacramento 1981 1961 1-1 2003 Cal StateNorthridge 1-2 1991 1975 Cal StateLos Angeles 1962 Cal StateFullerton 1977 2-1 2004 1991 1983 Cal Poly 1962 4-1 Cal PolyPomona 1976 1995 1966 Cal Lutheran 2004 California 1-0 1986 Buffalo State 2-1 1986 BYU 2-0 1999 9-4 1-0 BYU-Hawaii 2-2 1997 Bradley 1999 1984 Boise State 1990 3-2 1990 1990 2005 Biola 1-0 17-6 1978 Baylor 1972 1990 1969 Ball State 1975 1-0 2006 1993 Austin PeayState 1-0 1966 Auburn 2000 1981 Arkansas-Little Rock 1993 1967 Arkansas State 2000 Arkansas 1967 Arizona State Arizona Albuquerque Alaska-Anchorage Air Force Adelphi Adams State is Last First ALL-TIME SERIESHISTORY poetMeigMeigRecord Meeting Meeting Opponent elns16 960-1 2-1 1-1 1966 1-0 1997 3-1 1966 1973 2-0 1974 1988 1999 7-1 3-0 1972 1967 1988 1984 16-6 2002 1963 30-9 1967 5-1 2005 1969 1961 1-1 1996 Rhode Island 3-1 Redlands 1982 1970 1968 1976 Puget Sound 1-0 2005 Providence 1976 4-0 Princeton 1974 1973 Portland State 1973 1-6 4-6 1-0 6-2 2001 Portland 1-0 1973 Pomona 2005 1990 Pepperdine 1987 1976 1981 2-0 Pan American 1990 1990 1969 Pacific 1987 1968 2004 Oregon State 1990 1-0 Oregon 2-0 Oral Roberts 1963 1978 Old Dominion 1-0 1977 Oklahoma State 2-0 1-0 1978 Oklahoma City 1-1 1970 1972 Oklahoma 14-9 1972 1974 Ohio State 1970 1970 Ohio 1-0 2003 1969 1974 Occidental 1968 2-2 0-3 Northwestern State 1960 1-0 1977 Northwestern Northwest Missouri 1-0 1990 1999 1977 Northern Michigan 2001 20-10 20-12 1-0 Northern Illinois 1-1 1983 1977 1977 Northern Arizona 2001 48-19 1996 1-1 2006 North Texas 1987 1977 1999 North DakotaState 1-0 2005 1984 1976 4-0 North CarolinaState 1966 1987 1979 0-1 North Carolina-Charlotte 1962 1-0 1982 2-3 North Carolina 1966 2003 Nicholls State 1965 1982 2000 New MexicoState 2005 1975 New MexicoHighlands 1965 0-1 New Mexico 2000 1988 1-0 Nevada, Reno 1-0 Nebraska 2-1 2-0 2005 Navy 1-0 1981 Murray State 4-1 2005 1999 1997 1996 Montana State 1-0 1981 1990 Montana 4-1 1999 1997 1976 1994 Monmouth 1-0 2-2 1979 1990 Missouri 1986 1971 Mississippi Valley State 1985 1979 1994 Mississippi State 3-4 1978 Minnesota 1985 2-0 1978 Middle TennesseeState 23-5 2000 Michigan State 1-0 Michigan 1969 3-3 2005 1977 Miami 1987 1-0 Memphis 1-0 1969 1991 1967 McNeese State 8-0 2-0 1-0 1987 Maryland 1982 1986 1981 Marquette 0-3 34-10 1966 1991 1964 Loyola-New Orleans 1982 1986 0-3 Loyola Marymount 2005 3-1 1985 1961 1978 Louisville 1964 1-0 1998 Louisiana Tech 1965 1978 1987 Louisiana State 1-0 2-0 3-1 Louisiana-Monroe 1989 2003 2-1 2-0 Pacific Los Angeles 1982 1996 1991 Long Island 1989 2003 1986 Long BeachState 1977 0-1 1996 1991 La Verne 1978 0-2 Lamar 1979 1976 1987 Kentucky 1971 Kansas State Kansas 1987 1968 James Madison Jacksonville IPFW Iowa State Iowa Iona Indiana State Indiana 166 is Last First poetMeigMeigRecord Meeting Meeting Opponent ofr 9819 1-0 20-12 2006 1998 2-1 1966 1998 2002 1-0 1-0 1-1 1987 0-1 1995 1966 1979 2006-07 opponents in bold 3-0 1995 1966 1963 3-1 1978 Wyoming 1966 1963 1-0 Wofford 1967 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-1 1965 Wisconsin 1965 1963 William &Mary 1-2 1987 1982 2003 2002 1-0 Wichita State 1965 1-0 Whittier College 2-1 1-3 1987 1998 1982 2003 1-0 1983 Westmont College 1981 Westminster (UT) 1983 1-0 2002 1960 1-0 1995 Western Washington 1974 1981 Western NewMexico 15-18 1983 1986 1980 27-3 Western Kentucky 1973 1993 1974 3-4 Western Illinois 2006 1986 West 1996 Virginia 1993 West Texas 2003 0-4 State 1975 7-4 Weber State 1983 Washington State 1993 2-0 1998 Washington 1980 Wagner 31-9 1993 1961 3-1 11-1 Virginia 3-0 1961 29-6 5-2 Villanova 1997 1961 1965 Vermont 2002 2-1 1969 1996 Utah State 2000 1967 1960 Utah 1985 1-0 1967 1998 1970 U.S. International 1970 USC 1-2 1982 1998 Upland College UCLA 2005 6-3 UC SantaBarbara 1998 0-2 3-4 1-0 UC Riverside 1972 UC Irvine 1998 2005 UC Davis 1993 2004 UAB 1979 2001 1-0 Tulsa 1975 0-1 2004 4-1 6-1 1-0 1-0 Tulane Troy 1988 State 1-0 1971 1990 Texas 2006 Tech 2001 1983 1-2 4-0 Texas-Pan American 1988 2002 1-2 1971 Texas-El 1979 Paso 1969 2001 1983 1997 1982 TexasChristi A&M-Corpus 2002 Texas A&M 2003 1975 Texas 1970 Tennessee Tech 1985 Tennessee State 16-7 2-2 Tennessee-Martin 1-0 2-3 Tennessee 2005 2-1 1-0 Temple 1-5 1985 1988 TCU 2002 2-0 1959 3-2 1984 Syracuse 1972 7-3 2005 1969 1988 Stetson 1983 1977 1-0 1969 1994 Stanford 1972 1972 1976 Southwest MissouriState 7-7 1975 Southwest Louisiana 1980 1964 1972 Southern Utah 31-4 2003 Southern Mississippi 1964 Southern Illinois 8-6 1969 1997 4-3 0-2 South Carolina 1-0 South Alabama 28-11 1978 1983 1969 SMU 1969 1-0 1980 Seton Hall 2006 1970 Seattle Pacific 13-3 1961 1965 1-1 Seattle 1980 1968 1966 1-0 2-1 Santa Clara 2004 1-0 1-0 San JoseState 1991 1968 1998 1999 San FranciscoState 1970 1966 1965 San Francisco 1991 1998 San DiegoState 1997 1966 1965 San Diego St. Peter’s St. Mary’s (Calif.) St. Martin’s St. Joseph’s (N.M.) Sacred Heart Rutgers Rockhurst Rice is Last First RECORDS Ohio Valley ------7-0 Austin Peay State ------1-0 Eastern Kentucky------2-0 Murray State ------1-0 Tennessee-Martin------1-0 State------1-0Tennessee Tech------1-0 Tennessee Pacific 10 ------25-19 Arizona ------9-4 Arizona State ------2-2 California------3-0 UCLA ------0-4 USC ------3-4 Oregon ------1-1 Oregon State ------3-1 Stanford ------1-2 Washington------2-1 State------1-0Washington Patriot------2-0 Holy Cross------1-0 Navy------1-0 Southeastern------12-13 Arkansas------2-1 Auburn------4-1 Kentucky ------0-3 Louisiana State------3-3 Mississippi State------1-0 South Carolina ------1-5 Tennessee------1-0 Southern ------2-0 Georgia Southern------1-0 Wofford ------1-0 Southland------7-0 Lamar------2-0 Louisiana-Monroe ------1-0 McNeese State------1-0 Nicholls State------1-0 Northwestern State------2-0 Southwestern------1-0 StateMississippi Valley ------1-0 Sun Belt ------13-2 Arkansas-Little Rock------1-0 Arkansas State------2-0 Denver------3-1 Florida International------1-0 StateMiddle Tennessee ------1-0 North Texas ------1-1 South Alabama------2-0 State------1-0 Troy KentuckyWestern ------1-0 Athletic------173-52Western Boise State------1-1 Fresno State ------25-6 Hawaii------18-9 Idaho------2-0 Louisiana Tech ------1-0 New Mexico State------20-10 Nevada, Reno------48-19 San Jose State ------31-4 Utah State ------27-3 Coast------75-30West Gonzaga ------2-0 Loyola Marymount------23-5 Pepperdine ------16-6 Portland ------2-0 Saint Mary’s ------13-3 San Diego ------4-3 San Francisco ------8-6 Santa Clara ------7-7 167 Cal State Northridge ------10-0 Long Beach State ------34-10 Pacific------30-9 Association------8-0Colonial Athletic Hofstra------1-0 James Madison ------2-0 Old Dominion ------4-0 William & Mary ------1-0 Conference USA ------30-18 Central Florida------2-0 Houston ------3-6 Memphis ------4-1 Rice ------2-1 SMU------2-3 Southern Mississippi------1-0 PasoTexas-El ------6-3 Tulane ------2-1 Tulsa ------5-2 UAB ------3-1 Horizon ------1-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee------1-0 Independent------5-1 Centenary------4-1 IPFW------1-0 Ivy League------4-1 Columbia------1-0 Princeton------3-1 Metro Atlantic ------4-1 Fairfield------1-0 lona------2-1 St. Peter’s ------1-0 Mid-American------7-1 Ball State ------2-1 Eastern Michigan ------3-0 Northern Illinois ------1-0 Ohio ------1-0 Mid-Continent------24-8 Centenary------4-1 Chicago State ------2-0 Oral Roberts ------1-0 Southern Utah ------16-7 IllinoisWestern ------1-0 Mid-Eastern ------1-0 Delaware State------1-0 Missouri Valley------14-6 Bradley ------4-0 Creighton ------2-1 Evansville------2-0 Illinois State ------2-1 Indiana State------0-2 Southern Illinois------2-1 Southwest Missouri State ------1-0 Wichita State------1-1 Mountain West ------139-78 Air Force ------17-6 BYU ------10-11 Colorado State------23-7 New Mexico------20-12 San Diego State ------28-11 TCU ------6-1 Utah------15-18 Wyoming------20-12 Northeast ------4-0 Long Island------1-0 Monmouth ------1-0 Sacred Heart------1-0 Wagner ------1-0 RECORDS VS. ALL CONFERENCES ALL VS. RECORDS Atlantic Coast------14-10 Clemson------1-0 Duke ------2-1 Florida State ------1-0 Georgia Tech------1-0 Maryland ------4-1 Miami ------2-0 North Carolina------0-3 North Carolina State ------2-2 Virginia ------1-3 Atlantic Sun------8-0 Florida Atlantic------2-0 Gardner-Webb------1-0 Jacksonville ------1-0 Stetson ------4-0 Atlantic 10 ------9-2 Charlotte ------1-0 Duquesne------2-0 Rhode Island------2-1 Temple------4-1 Big East------22-23 Cincinnati ------0-4 DePaul------5-0 Georgetown ------3-7 Louisville ------3-4 Marquette------2-2 Providence ------1-0 Rutgers------1-1 Seton Hall ------3-2 Syracuse------1-2 Villanova ------1-0 Virginia------2-1West Big Sky------32-16 Cal State Sacramento------1-0 Idaho State------5-3 Montana------4-0 Montana State------0-1 Northern Arizona ------14-9 Portland State ------7-1 State------1-2Weber Big South ------1-1 Charleston Southern------0-1 High Point ------1-0 Big Ten ------11-7 Illinois ------1-2 Indiana------0-1 Iowa ------3-1 Michigan ------2-1 Michigan State ------1-0 Minnesota------0-1 Northwestern------1-0 Ohio State ------1-0 Wisconsin------2-1 Big 12------22-31 Baylor------1-2 Colorado ------4-1 Iowa State ------2-0 Kansas ------0-3 Kansas State ------3-1 Missouri ------2-3 Nebraska------1-1 Oklahoma------4-6 Oklahoma State------1-6 Texas------0-2 A&MTexas ------3-4 TechTexas ------1-2 Big West------181-43 UC Irvine ------31-9 Cal Poly SLO ------4-1 UC Riverside ---- HISTORY John Copeland1980-81, 1982-83 Joe Coon1966-67 Jeff Collins1982-83, 1983-84 Gene Collins1968-69 Ricky Collier1983-84,1985-86 Loverd Coleman1971-72 Dan Churchfield1961-62 Al Clise1969-70,1970-71,1971-72 Clint Clausen1991-92,1992-93 Keon Clark1996-97,1997-98 Bruce Chapman1968-69,1969-70 Jerry Chandler1966-67,1967-68 Ed Catchings1983-84,1984-85 Ed Carman1970-71,1971-72,1972-73 Jim Canavari1963-64 Chuck Campione1965-66,1966-67 -C- Leroy Byrd1981-82 David Butler1988-89,1989-90 Michael Burns1978-79,1979-80,1980-81,1981-82 Steve Burgess1977-78 Paul Brozovich1982-83,1983-84 Lewis Brown1973-74,1974-75,1975-76,1976-77 Bob Brown1963-64 Danny Brotherson1999-00,2000-01 Jason Brooks1991-92,1992-93 Eugene Brennan1998-99 Jermoine Brantley1994-95,1995-96 Richard Box1978-79,1979-80,1980-81,1981-82 Vince Booker1999-00,2000-01,2001-02 Eric Booker1982-83,1983-84 Dexter Boney1991-92,1992-93 Pat Bolster1972-73,1973-74 Noel Bloom2000-01,2001-02 Jerel Blassingame2003-04,2004-05 Odartey Blankson2003-04,2004-05 Lamar Bigby2001-02,2002-03 Travis Bice1987-88,1989-90,1990-91 Mickey Berkowitz1974-75 Robert Berkey2004-05,2005-06 Reed Berglund1995-96 Romel Beck2003-04,2004-05 Boyd Batts1974-75,1975-76 Jarvis Basnight1985-86,1986-87,1987-88 Jerry Baskerville1971-72 Marcus Banks2001-02,2002-03 Jevon Banks2000-01,2001-02 Freddie Banks1983-84,1984-85,1985-86,1986-87 Brett Bales1977-78 Jim Baker1972-73,1973-74 -B- 1964-65 Art Avina Corky Ausborne 1996-97,1997-98 Stacey Augmon 1987-88,1988-89,1989-90,1990-91 Jim Arrington 1968-69,1969-70 2004-05 Joel Anthony Greg Anthony 1988-89,1989-90,1990-91 Larry Anderson 1979-80,1980-81,1981-82,1982-83 Louis Amundson 2001-02,2003-04,2004-05,2005-06 Odis Allison 1969-70,1970-71 1992-93 Derrick Alesevich 2005-06 Wink Adams Richie Adams 1981-82,1983-84,1984-85 1977-78 Marcus Adams George Ackles 1988-89,1990-91 -A- ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Desmond Herod1998-99 Don Helm1958-591961-62, 1962-63 Fred Haygood1992-93,1993-94 Jon Harrison1961-62 Hannan2003-04,2004-05 Andy Jerry Hamel1958-59,1959-60,1960-61 Hank Halverson1961-62 Arlyn Hafen1961-62,1962-63 -H- Danny Griffin 1991-92 Sidney Green1979-80,1980-81,1981-82,1982-83 Evric Gray1990-91,1991-92,1992-93 Gary Graham1982-83,1984-85,1985-86,1986-87 Glen Gondrezick1973-74,1974-75,1975-76,1976-77 Greg Goorjian1980-81 Dixon Goodwin1965-66,1966-67 Bob Glasgow1964-65 Armon Gilliam1984-85,1985-86,1986-87 Derrick Giles1980-81,1981-82 Ken Gibson1992-93,1993-94 Eric Gaines1979-80 -G- Stanley Fumagalli1961-62 Bernie Fumagalli1958-59,1959-60,1960-61 John Freeman1974-75 John Flowers1983-84,1985-86 Robert Florence1971-72,1972-73,1973-74 Cliff Findlay1967-68,1968-69,1969-70 Mike Fennell1961-62 Bill Farr1961-62 Chris Fancher1984-85 -F- Earl Evans1977-78,1978-79 Gaston Essengue2005-06 Issiah Epps1997-98,1998-99,1999-00 Bryan Emerzian1988-89,1989-90,1990-91,1991-92 Ken Edwards1964-65,1965-66 J.K. Edwards2002-03,2003-04 -E- Vonzie Drummons1964-65 Kenny Dye1999-00 Sylvester Dotson1999-00,2000-01 Trevor Diggs1999-00,2000-01 Mark Dickel1996-97,1997-98,1998-99,1999-00 Jerry Dick1962-63,1963-64,1964-65 Ray Demman1960-61,1962-63,1963-64 Pat Deeley1968-69 Clyde Dawson1965-66,1966-67 Chancellor Davis1995-96 Bill Davis1963-64,1964-65 Joe Darger2005-06 Colin Darfour2003-04,2004-05 Greedy Daniels1997-98,1998-99 Ron Dale1972-73,1973-74 -D- Stacey Cvijanovich1986-87,1987-88,1988-89,1989-90 Michael Curtis1993-94,1994-95 Dan Cunningham1972-73 Billy Cunnigham1979-80 Vernon Crawford1968-69 Eddie Corbett1995-96 Sam Copeland1977-78,1978-79 168 Bobby Joyce1990-91,1991-92 James Jones1988-89,1989-90 Anthony Jones1984-85,1985-86 Michael Johnson1979-80,1980-81,1981-82 Manuel Johnson1977-78 Larry Johnson1989-90,1990-91 Lafonte Johnson2000-01,2001-02 Jerome Johnson2005-06 Dalron Johnson1999-00,2000-01,2001-02,2002-03 Clayton Johnson1993-94,1994-95,1995-96 Chris Jeter1987-88,1988-89,1989-90,1990-91 Jim Jansen1958-59,1959-60,1960-61 Kevin James1995-96,1996-97 Keith James1987-88 Karl James1987-88 Frank James1983-84,1984-85 Tyrell Jamerson1997-98 -J- Demetrius Hunter2002-03,2003-04 Anderson Hunt1988-89,1989-90,1990-91 Billy Hungrecker1979-80 Don Hughes1963-64 Eldridge Hudson1982-83,1984-85,1985-86,1986-87 Toby Houston1970-71,1971-72,1972-73 Ron Holman1966-67 Robert Holm1964-65 Jamal Holden2001 Brian Hocevar1993-94 Dan Hill1963-641964-65 Chet Hildebrant1962-63 Wayne Higgason1960-61 Elburt Miller1966-67, 1967-68 Mike Milke1974-75, 1975-76,1976-77,1977-78 Eddie McLeod1977-78, 1978-79 Marvin Mayes1961-62 Shawn Marion1998-99 Reggie Manuel1991-92,1992-93,1993-94, 1994-95 -M- Don Lyons 1967-68,1968-69 Ken Lyles 1981-82 Richard Lund1958-59,1959-60 Jerry Lund1966-67 Michael Loyd1978-79,1979-80,1980-81 Melvin Love1990-91,1991-92 Sean Loughran1992-93 Keith Long1998-99 Don Logerwell1958-59 Larry Lisby1968-69,1969-70 Jermaine Lewis2000-01,2002-03 Tim Leonard1959-60,1960-61,1961-62 Roosevelt Lee1964-65 Eric Lee1994-95,1995-96,1996-97 Mark Larson1967-68,1968-69 Tony Lane1995-96,1996-97 Chris Lakeotis1958-59,1959-60 -L- Norman Knowles1971-72 Jon Knoche2001-02,2002-03 Don Knepp1961-62,1962-63 Lou Kelly1999-00,2000-01,2001-02 Jeep Kelly1973-74 Brian Keefe1997-98,1998-99 Kaspars Kambala1997-98,1998-99,1999-00,2000-01 -K- RECORDS ASSISTANT COACHES ASSISTANT Boyd Adams (2 seasons)Boyd Adams (1 season) Ron Albrecht (3 seasons) Fred 1961-62 Archibald (3 seasons) Lynn 1990-91 (2 seasons) Ayala Dan 1971-73 1974-76 Melvin Bennett (2 seasons) Dave Buss (1 season) 1984-85 1974-75 Jerry Chandler (2 seasons) Bob Comeau (3 seasons) 1969-70 Darwin Cook (2 seasons) 1983 Charles Cunningham (1 season) 1964-66 2000-01 Glynn Cyprien (5 seasons) 1992-94 Cleveland Edwards (2 seasons) 1994 1989, Ken Edwards (1 season) 1995-00 Ron Ganulin (4 seasons) Bill Genian (1 season) Max Good (1+ seasons) 1967 1988-91 Ed Goorjian (1 season)Ed Gregory (1 season) 1999-00 1980 Greg Grensing (1 season) (12 seasons) Grgurich Tim 2005-pres. 1992 Steve Henson (2 seasons) 1963 1981-92 Lew Hill (2 seasons) 2004-pres. Dennis Hodges (2 seasons)Denny Hovanec (1 season) 1976, 1980 2004-pres. Rex Hughes (1 season) Bob Kloppenburg (1 season) 1982 Howie Landa (2 seasons) Bill Lastra (2 seasons) 1986 1980 1989, 1994 Locke (1 season) Tates Jim Long (1 season) 1986 1983, Deane Martin (3 seasons) Massimino (2 seasons)Tom 1982 George McQuarn (4 seasons) 2001-04 1992-94 Al Menendez (1 season) 1979 1977-80 Marvin Menzies (1 season) Morocco (1 season) Tony Bud Presley (1 season) 2004-05 1977 Ralph Readout (8 seasons) 1975-79, ’86-88 seasons)Dave Rice (11 1974 1992, 1994-2004 Bill Scoble (6 seasons) 1984 Shawn Seiler (1 season) Jay Spoonhour (3 seasons) 1968-73 Keith Starr (6 seasons) 1986-90, 1991-92 (1 season) Tebbs 2001-04 Terry 1987 Thomas (2 seasons)Derek (4 seasons)Greg Vetrone (7 seasons)Mark Warkentien 2001-03 1960 (1 season)Bill Wuczynski 1995-99 1981-87 (2 seasons)Jay Wright Active coaches in bold 2000-01 1992-94 169 -Z- Len Zarndt 1969-70, 1970-71 Active players in bold -Y- 1988-89,1989-90 Barry Young -W- 1985-86, 1986-87 Mark Wade 1976-77 Gary Wagner 1990-91, 1991-92 H Waldman 1971-72 Walk Warren 1969-70 Don Walker 1970-71 George Warner 1969-70, 1970-71, 1971-72 Booker Washington 1969-70 Willie Washington 1989-90 Sean Watkins 1968-69, 1969-70 Watkins Tom 1967-68,1968-69 Curtis Watson 1972-73 Lester Weaver 1967-68, 1968-69 Dave Webb 1972-73, 1974-75, 1975-76 Don Weimer 1985-86 John Welch 1989-90 Byron Wesley 1986-87 Lawrence West Mike Whaley 1970-71, 1971-72, 1972-73 White 2005-06 Wendell Ron Wielochowski 1964-65, 1965-66 John Winston 2003-04 David Willard 1986-87, 1987-88 Flintie Ray Williams 1978-79, 1979-80 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74 Lonnie Wright -U- Michael Umeh 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06 -V- 2004-05, 2005-06 Dustin Villepigue 1978-79 Brett Vroman -T- 1962-63, 1963-64 Tapper Gary 1983-84 1981-82, 1982-83, Tarkanian Danny 1972-73 Eddie Taylor 2004-05, 2005-06 Curtis Terry 1967-68 1965-66, 1966-77, Terwilliger Ed Thacker 1994-95, 1997-98 Justin Theus 1975-76,1976-77, 1977-78 Reggie Thomas 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94 Dedan Thomas 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95 Lawrence Freddie Thompson 1978-79 Thompson 1959-60, 1960-61 Odis 1987-88 Anthony Todd 1967-68 Trapp John Q. 2001-02, 2002-03 Turner Ernest Sam Smith 1975-76, 1976-77 Sam Smith 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79 Smith Tony 1973-74, 1974-75 Ricky Sobers 1990-91, 1991-92 Elmore Spencer 1985-86 Brian Staaleson 1967-68 Harold Stafford Thad Starkey 1988-89 1964-65, 1965-66 Silas Stepp 1962-63, 1963-64, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01 Donovan Stewart 1997-98, Kebu Stewart 1993-94, 1994-95 1986-87 Leon Symanski 1984-85, 1985-86, ALL-TIME LETTERMEN ALL-TIME 1996-97 John Smith 1987-88 Robert Smith 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77 Ben Sanders 1995-96 Patrick Savoy 1993-94, 1994-95 Sawyer 1979-80 Tom Schuberth 1976-77 Tom Moses Scurry 1988-89, 1989-90 Hank Sena 1961-62 Harry Shaw 1971-72, 1973-74 Dave Shay 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64 Matt Siebrandt 1998-99 Don Silcox 1974-75 Kevin Simmons 1997-98, 1998-99 Gerald Sims 1977-78 Lou Small 1969-70 Damian Smith 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1996-97 Jermaine “Sunshine” Smith 1993-94, 1994-95, 1995-96, -S- Gary Radunich 1971-72 Reed 1994-95, 1995-96 Wes Mike Reese 1961-62 Dave Rice 1989-90, 1990-91 Grant Rice 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98 Chris Richardson 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02 J.R. Rider 1991-92, 1992-93 Andy Riley 1969-70, 1970-71 Robert Riley 1968-69, 1969-70, 1970-71 Roberts 1982-83, 1983-84 Tom Jackie Robinson 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76, 1977-78 Richard Robinson 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88 John Rodriguez 1976-77 1996-97 Rosegreen 1995-96, Warren Clint Rossum 1987-88, 1988-89 René Rougeau 2005-06 Chuck Ruggeroli 1982-83 -R- -P- Gerald Paddio 1986-87, 1987-88 Phil Paramore 1974-75, 1975-76 Ed Pawlek 1979-80, 1980-81, 1981-82 Charles Payton 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66 Omari Pearson 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03 James Peters 2002-03, 2003-04 Jason Petrimoulx 2005-06 Ralph Piercy 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78 Ed Plawski 1966-67, 1967-68 Dwayne Polee 1981-82 Chris Popoola 1999-00, 2000-01 Matt Porter 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78 Georg Posti 1983-84 -O- Jonathan Osborne 2003-04 1975-76, 1976-77 Eddie Owens 1973-74, 1974-75, -N- 1960-61, 1961-62 George Namovich 1959-60, Nesby 1996-97, 1997-98 Tyrone Larry Miller 1962-63 Larry Miller 1962-63 1976-77 Larry Moffett 1964-65 Bob Moon 1963-64, 2004-05, 2005-06 Ricky Morgan Morton 1966-67 Vic Dave Moss 1962-63,1963-64

LEGENDS PROGRAM

UNLV MEN’S BASKETBALL LEGENDS The UNLV Men's Basketball Legends is a group of former members of the Runnin' Rebel program, which exists in conjunction with the UNLV Letterwinner's Club.

Members of the Legends receive complimentary tickets and pregame hospitality on the concourse level of the Thomas & Mack Center during UNLV men's basketball regular season home games.

The following individuals are local Legends who reside in the Las Vegas area or who have taken an active role with the UNLV men’s basketball program:

George Ackles John Flowers Elburt Miller Sam Smith Odis Allison Ken Gibson Larry Moffett Tony Smith Louis Amundson Armon Gilliam Ricky Morgan Ricky Sobers Larry Anderson Rick Glenn Tyrone Nesby Charlie Spoonhour Greg Anthony Glen Gondrezick Gerald Paddio Keith Starr Freddie Banks Greg Goorjian Ed Pawlek Silas Stepp Jevon Banks Evric Gray Ralph Piercy Donovan Stewart Marcus Banks Tim Grgurich Ed Plawski Leon Symanski Bill Bayno Donald Helm Chris Popoola Gary Tapper Paul Biafore Eldridge Hudson Matt Porter Danny Tarkanian Lamar Bigby Anderson Hunt Wes Reed Jerry Tarkanian Eric Booker Demetrius Hunter Chris Richardson Roland Todd Vince Booker Tyrell Jamerson Dave Rice Barry Vaccaro Richard Box Frank James Grant Rice Dustin Villepigue Jason Brooks Keith James Robert Riley Mark Wade Paul Brozovich Kevin James Jackie Robinson Willie Washington Michael Burns Christian Jeter Warren Rosegreen Curtis Watson Jerome Johnson (left) is introduced to Bruce Chapman Clayton Johnson Brad Rothermel John Welch the Legends by former Runnin’ Rebel Jeff Collins James Jones Charles Ruggeroli Ron Wielochowski Dustin Villepigue at the annual Legends Michael Curtis Kaspars Kambala Patrick Savoy Flintie Ray Williams luncheon. Stacey Cvijanovich Lou Kelly Moses Scurry Lonnie Wright Chancellor Davis Jon Knoche David Shay Lennard Zarndt Ray Demman Michael Loyd Donald Silcox Cliff Findlay Reggie Manuel Damian Smith Robert Florence Michael Milke Robert Smith

If you are a former Runnin' Rebel player, coach or manager and live in Southern Nevada, but do not appear on this list, please let us know by calling (702) 895-3295.

LEGENDS & FRIENDS CLASSIC The 2006-07 season will get off to an exciting start on Nov. 7 as the Runnin’ Rebels will host the Legends & Friends Classic golf tournament. It will be a very special day as alumni basketbal games will be part of the festivities and will be capped off by UNLV’s exhibition game against Dixie Former Runnin’ Rebels (L to R): Leon State College that evening where former Rebel great Greg Anthony’s jersey will be retired at half- Symanski, Lonnie Wright and Cliff Findlay. time.

The Legends basketball reunion will feature alumni games that will begin at 5 p.m. at the Thomas & Mack Center and will feature a number of Runnin' Rebel stars from the past including Anderson Hunt, Cliff Findlay, Greg Anthony, Larry Anderson, Warren Rosegreen, Armon Gilliam, Jarvis Basnight, Freddie Banks, George Ackles, Richard Box, Glen Gondrezick, Leon Symanski, Jerry Tarkanian and many others.

The exhibition game with Dixie State tips off at 7:30 p.m. The golf tourna- ment will be held in the morning at Dragon Ridge Golf Course at MacDonald Highlands. For more information on the golf tournament, contact Kara Jeffries at 895-3678.

Coach Kruger speaks to the Legends before the players introduce themselves.

The Legends’ kids get a chance to shoot hoops with the Rebel players.