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BRONCO BITS<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong><br />
Now in its 40th Year as the Nation’s<br />
Top Holiday Tournament<br />
Since 1967, the <strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> has been a Bay Area basketball tradition. This year, with teams from Air<br />
Force, Colgate and George Washington joining host Santa Clara, the <strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> is assured in furthering<br />
its reputation as one of the longest running, most prestigious holiday tournaments in the nation.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> was founded by two gentlemen who combined a passion for basketball with the<br />
hope of bringing the nation’s top collegiate talent to the Bay Area. Art Santo Domingo, former public relations<br />
director of the San Francisco Giants, and Harry Jupiter, a sports writer for the San Francisco Examiner,<br />
have watched their hopes for exceed their wildest dreams, as the <strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> enters its 40th season as<br />
one of the country’s longest running holiday tournaments.<br />
<strong>The</strong> teams, players, and coaches who have participated in past <strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> read like a who’s who<br />
in college basketball. From the Santa Clara teams of the 1960’s and ‘70’s that featured the talents of Bud<br />
Ogden, Dennis Awtrey and Kurt Rambis and the USF squads, led by Kevin Restani, Winford Boynes and Bill<br />
<strong>Car</strong>twright to traditional basketball powers such as Dean Smith’s North <strong>Car</strong>olina Tar Heels featuring Michael<br />
Jordan and James Worthy and the Ralph Sampson-led Virginia Cavaliers, it’s easy to see why all eyes in the<br />
college basketball world turn to the South Bay in late December.<br />
<strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> Records<br />
Individual • Single Game<br />
Most Points: 48, Nick Galis, Seton Hall vs. Santa Clara,<br />
1978<br />
Most Field Goals: 21 by Nick Galis, Seton Hall vs. Santa<br />
Clara, 1978<br />
Most Field Goal Att.: 30 by Nick Galis, Seton Hall vs.<br />
Santa Clara, 1978<br />
Best Field Goal Pct. (min. 7 att.): 1.000 (7-for-7) by<br />
Everette Stephens, Purdue, 1985<br />
Most Three-Pointers: 6 by Marlon Garnett, Santa Clara<br />
vs. Georgia Tech, 1995<br />
Most Three-Point Att.: 13 by Marlon Garnett, Santa<br />
Clara vs. Georgia Tech, 1995<br />
Best Three-Point Pct. (min of 5 attempts): .800 by<br />
Chris Marquardt, Princeton (4-for-5) vs. UC Santa<br />
Barbara, 1990<br />
Most Free Throws Made: 17 by Johnny Rogers, UC<br />
Irvine vs. Cincinnati, 1984<br />
Most Free Throws Attempted: 17 by Dennis Black, USF<br />
vs. Loyola (Ill.), 1967 and by Johnny Rogers, UC<br />
Irvine vs. Cincinnati, 1984<br />
Most Rebounds: 24 by Dennis Awtrey, Santa Clara vs.<br />
California, 1969<br />
Most Assists: 12 by Gordon Austin, American vs. Santa<br />
Clara, 1982 and by Mitch Burley, Santa Clara vs.<br />
UNC Charlotte, 1988<br />
Most Blocked Shots: 12 by Ralph Sampson, Virginia vs.<br />
Army, 1979<br />
Most Steals: 7 by Harold Keeling, Santa Clara, twice, vs.<br />
Ohio State, 1983, and vs. Cincinnati, 1984<br />
Individual • Tournament<br />
Most Points: 74 by Nick Galis, Seton Hall, 1978<br />
Most Field Goals: 29 by Nick Galis, Seton Hall, 1978<br />
Most Field Goal Att.: 47 by Nick Galis, Seton Hall,<br />
1978<br />
Most Three-Pointers: 9 by Eric Washington, Alabama,<br />
1996<br />
Most Three-Point Att.: 20 by Sean Jackson, Princeton,<br />
1990; 20 by Rasual Butler, LaSalle, 1999<br />
Best Three-Point Pct. (min of 5 att): .636 by Henry<br />
Williams, UNC-Charlotte, 1988<br />
Most Free Throws: 23 by Dennis Black, USF, 1967<br />
Most Free Throw Att.: 26 by Dennis Black, USF, 1967<br />
Most Rebounds: 41 by Willie Sojourner, Weber St., 1970<br />
Most Assists: 22 by Gordon Austin, American, 1982<br />
Most Steals: 9 by Harold Keeling, Santa Clara, 1984<br />
Team • Single Game<br />
Most Points: 106 by St. Joseph’s vs. Alaska-Anchorage,<br />
1983<br />
Most Points, Half: 58 by Santa Clara vs. San Jose State,<br />
1978<br />
Most Points, Combined: 187, Santa Clara (102) vs. San<br />
Jose State (85), 1978<br />
Most Field Goals: 46 by Santa Clara vs. San Jose State,<br />
1978<br />
Most Field Goal Att.: 92 by Western Kentucky vs. USF,<br />
1967<br />
Best Field Goal Pct.: .717 by San Jose St. vs. Virginia,<br />
1979<br />
Most Three-Pointers: 13 by UNC-Charlotte vs. Butler,<br />
1993; 13 by Santa Clara vs. Georgia Tech, 1995<br />
Most Three-Point Att.: 33 by LaSalle vs. Texas A&M,<br />
1999<br />
Best Three-Point Pct.: .615 by Santa Clara vs. St.<br />
Joseph’s, 1987<br />
Most Free Throws: 35 by South <strong>Car</strong>olina vs. Santa Clara,<br />
1971<br />
Most Free Throw Att.: 45 by Santa Clara vs. Loyola (Ill.),<br />
1967<br />
Most Rebounds: 70 by Western Kentucky vs. USF, 1967<br />
Most Assists: 30 by St. Joseph’s vs. Alaska-Anchorage,<br />
1983<br />
Most Steals: 19 by West Virginia vs. Boston College,<br />
1991<br />
Team • Tournament<br />
Most Points: 189 by USF, 1975<br />
Most Field Goals: 77 by Santa Clara, 1978<br />
Most Field Goal Att.: 158 by Brigham Young, 1968<br />
Best Field Goal Pct.: .650 by Santa Clara (65-for-100),<br />
1982<br />
Most Three-Pointers: 19 by Princeton, 1990; 19 by<br />
LaSalle, 1999<br />
Most Three-Point Att.: 53 by LaSalle, 1999<br />
Best Three-Point Pct.: .562 by Brigham Young (9-for-<br />
16), 1986 and by Santa Clara (9-for-16), 1987<br />
Most Free Throws: 56 by Santa Clara, 1967<br />
Most Free Throw Att.: 76 by Santa Clara, 1976<br />
Most Rebounds: 115, Western Kentucky, 1967<br />
Team Records<br />
School App. W L Pct. Titles<br />
Alabama 4 5 3 .625 2<br />
Alabama-Birmingham 1 2 0 1.000 1<br />
Alaska-Anchorage 2 0 4 .000 0<br />
American 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Army 2 1 3 .250 0<br />
Boston University 2 2 2 .500 0<br />
Boston College 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Bradley 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Brigham Young 4 6 2 .750 3<br />
Bucknell 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Butler 2 1 3 .250 0<br />
California 3 4 2 .667 1<br />
Central Conn. State 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Charlotte 1 2 0 1.000 1<br />
Cincinnati 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
Detroit Mercy 2 1 3 .250 1<br />
Duke 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Florida State 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Fordham 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
George Mason 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
Georgia Tech 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
Harvard 2 1 3 .333 0<br />
Holy Cross 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Houston 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Idaho State 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
Iona 1 1 1 .000 0<br />
Lamar 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
LaSalle 2 0 4 .000 0<br />
Long Beach State 1 2 0 1.000 1<br />
Loyola, Ill. 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Marist 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
Maryland 1 2 0 1.000 1<br />
Michigan State 1 2 2 .500 0<br />
Mississippi Valley State 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
Navy 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
Nebraska 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
North <strong>Car</strong>olina 1 2 0 1.000 1<br />
North <strong>Car</strong>olina-Charlotte 3 3 3 .500 1<br />
Northern Arizona 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Ohio State 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Old Dominion 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Oral Roberts 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Pacific 2 1 3 .250 0<br />
Pennsylvania 2 0 4 .000 0<br />
Penn State 2 3 1 .750 0<br />
Portland 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Princeton 2 2 2 .500 0<br />
Providence 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Purdue 1 2 0 1.000 1<br />
Rhode Island 2 2 2 .500 0<br />
San Jose State 5 5 5 .500 2<br />
Santa Clara 39 45 33 .577 14<br />
Seton Hall 2 2 2 .500 0<br />
South <strong>Car</strong>olina 2 3 1 .250 1<br />
St. Joseph’s 4 4 4 .500 1<br />
Stanford 2 3 0 1.000 2<br />
Tennessee 1 2 0 1.000 1<br />
Texas 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Texas A&M 2 2 2 .500 0<br />
Texas Christian 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
UC Irvine 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
UC Riverside 1 0 2 .000 0<br />
UC Santa Barbara 2 2 2 .500 0<br />
UMBC 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
USF 11 11 11 .500 3<br />
Virginia 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Wake Forest 2 2 2 .500 1<br />
Weber State 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Western Kentucky 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
West Virginia 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
Yale 1 1 1 .500 0<br />
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All-Time <strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> Results<br />
1967<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 91, Loyola (Ill.) 88<br />
Western Kentucky, 90, USF, 70<br />
Consolation: Loyola (Ill.) 89, USF 84<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 75, Western Kentucky 68<br />
All-Tournament: Butch Kaufman, Western Ky. (MVP); Jim<br />
Tillman, Loyola (Ill.); Dennis Black, San<br />
Francisco; Dennis Awtrey, Santa Clara;<br />
Bud Ogden Santa Clara<br />
1968<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 75, Houston 50<br />
USF 79, Brigham Young 75<br />
Consolation: Houston 98, Brigham Young 75<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 78, USF 56<br />
All-Tournament: Bud Ogden, Santa Clara (MVP); Ralph<br />
Ogden, Santa Clara; Dennis Awtrey, Santa<br />
Clara; Ollie Taylor, Houston; Pete Cross,<br />
San Francisco<br />
1969<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 70, USF 49<br />
California 57, Army 51<br />
Consolation: Army 73, USF 46<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 58, California 52<br />
All-Tournament: Dennis Awtrey, Santa Clara (MVP);<br />
Ralph Ogden, Santa Clara; Jackie Ridgle,<br />
California; Ansley Truitt, California; Jim<br />
Oxley, Army<br />
1970<br />
First Round: Weber State 79, USF 65<br />
California 77, Santa Clara 63<br />
Consolation: Santa Clara 65, USF 59<br />
Championship: California 75, Weber State 65<br />
All-Tournament: Jackie Ridgle, California (MVP); Phil<br />
Chenier, California; Charlie Johnson,<br />
California; Willie Sojourner, Weber State;<br />
Mike Stewart, Santa Clara<br />
<strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> MVP’s<br />
1967 Butch Kaufman, Western Kentucky<br />
1968 Bud Ogden, Santa Clara<br />
1969 Dennis Awtrey, Santa Clara<br />
1970 Jackie Ridgle, California<br />
1971 Kevin Joyce, South <strong>Car</strong>olina<br />
1972 Kevin Restani, USF<br />
1973 John Lucas, Maryland<br />
1974 Bob Gross, CS Long Beach<br />
1975 Winford Boynes, USF<br />
1976 Bill <strong>Car</strong>twright, USF<br />
1977 Londale <strong>The</strong>us, Santa Clara<br />
1978 Reggie Johnson, Tennessee<br />
1979 Lee Raker, Virginia<br />
1980 Jim Johnstone, Wake Forest<br />
1981 Jimmy Black, North <strong>Car</strong>olina<br />
1982 Harold Keeling, Santa Clara<br />
1983 Nick Vanos, Santa Clara<br />
1984 Nick Vanos, Santa Clara<br />
1985 Troy Lewis, Purdue<br />
1986 Michael Smith, Brigham Young<br />
1987 Mark Bryant, Seton Hall<br />
1988 Jens Gordon, Santa Clara<br />
1989 Melvin Cheatum, Alabama<br />
1990 Rhea Taylor, Santa Clara<br />
1991 Elbert Rogers, Alabama-Birmingham<br />
1992 James Robinson, Alabama<br />
1993 Pete Eisenrich, Santa Clara<br />
1994 Russell Larson, BYU<br />
1995 Deon Jackson, Bradley<br />
1996 Olivier Saint-Jean, San Jose State<br />
1997 Kris Weems, Stanford<br />
1998 Frank Wilkins, St. Joseph’s<br />
1999 Nathan Fast, Santa Clara<br />
2000 Jarron Collins, Stanford<br />
2001 Kyle Bailey, Santa Clara<br />
2002 Ethan Rohde, Santa Clara<br />
2003 Rafael Araujo, BYU<br />
2004 Curtis Withers, Charlotte<br />
2005 Travis Niesen, Santa Clara<br />
1971<br />
First Round: California 64, USF 63<br />
South <strong>Car</strong>olina 77, Santa Clara 66<br />
Consolation: USF 70, Santa Clara 60<br />
Championship: South <strong>Car</strong>olina 67, California 59<br />
All-Tournament: Kevin Joyce, South <strong>Car</strong>olina (MVP);<br />
Danny Traylor, South <strong>Car</strong>olina; Kevin<br />
Restani, San Francisco; Mike Stewart,<br />
Santa Clara; Bill Duwe, California<br />
1972<br />
First Round: Duke 69, Santa Clara 65<br />
USF 74, La Salle 73<br />
Consolation: Santa Clara 71, La Salle 69 (OT)<br />
Championship: USF 74, Duke 68<br />
All-Tournament: Kevin Restani, San Francisco (MVP);<br />
Jim Crawford, La Salle; Allen Shaw,<br />
Duke; Mike Quiuck, San Francisco; Fred<br />
Lavaroni, Santa Clara<br />
1973<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 70, St. Joseph’s (PA) 56<br />
Maryland 78, USF 60<br />
Consolation: USF 80, St. Joseph’s 73<br />
Championship: Maryland 53, Santa Clara 32<br />
All-Tournament: John Lucas, Maryland (MVP); Len<br />
Elmore, Maryland; Tom McMillen,<br />
Maryland; Glen Hubbard, Santa Clara;<br />
Phil Smith, San Francisco<br />
1974<br />
First Round: CS Long Beach 68, Santa Clara 54<br />
Michigan State 86, USF 78<br />
Consolation: USF 81, Santa Clara 66<br />
Championship: CS Long Beach 74, Michigan State 62<br />
All-Tournament: Bob Gross, Long Beach State (MVP);<br />
Lindsay Hariston, Michigan State; Terry<br />
Furlow, Michigan State; Glen Hubbard,<br />
Santa Clara; Tony Styles, San Francisco<br />
1975<br />
First Round: Providence 73, Santa Clara 66<br />
USF 98, Oral Roberts 76<br />
Consolation: Oral Roberts 89, Santa Clara 68<br />
Championship: USF 91, Providence 71<br />
All-Tournament: Winford Boynes, San Francisco (MVP);<br />
Marlon Redmond, San Francisco; James<br />
Hardy, San Francisco; Anthony Roberts,<br />
Oral Roberts; Anthony Roberts, Oral<br />
Roberts; Joe Hassett, Providence<br />
1976<br />
First Round: Florida State 80, Santa Clara 94<br />
USF 90, Pacific 73<br />
Consolation: Pacific 82, Santa Clara 77<br />
Championship: USF 93, Florida State 87<br />
All-Tournament: Bill <strong>Car</strong>twright, San Francisco (MVP);<br />
Winford Boynes, San Francisco; James<br />
Hardy, San Francisco; David Thompson,<br />
Florida State; <strong>Car</strong>lton Byrd, Florida State<br />
1977<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 93, San Jose State 90<br />
Portland 69, South <strong>Car</strong>olina 68<br />
Consolation: South <strong>Car</strong>olina 76, San Jose State 55<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 82, Portland 79<br />
All-Tournament: Londale <strong>The</strong>us, Santa Clara (MVP); Kurt<br />
Rambis, Santa Clara; Eddie Joe Chavez,<br />
Santa Clara; Ron Lowe, San Jose State;<br />
Jackie Gilloon, South <strong>Car</strong>olina<br />
1978<br />
First Round: Tennessee 73, San Jose State 68<br />
Seton Hall 79, Santa Clara 68<br />
Consolation: Santa Clara 102, San Jose State 85<br />
Championship: Tennessee 94, Seton Hall 80<br />
All-Tournament: Reggie Johnson, Tennessee (MVP); Terry<br />
Crosby, Tennessee; Nick Galis, Seton Hall;<br />
Kurt Rambis, Santa Clara; Mike Mendez,<br />
San Jose State<br />
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1979<br />
First Round: San Jose State 83, Virginia 79<br />
Santa Clara 77, Army 72<br />
Consolation: Virginia 84, Army 60<br />
Championship: San Jose State 77, Santa Clara 62<br />
All-Tournament: Lee Raker, Virginia (MVP); Jeff Lamp,<br />
Virginia; Stretch Graham, San Jose State;<br />
Mike Mendez, San Jose State; Kurt<br />
Rambis, Santa Clara<br />
1980<br />
First Round: Wake Forest 75, Santa Clara 68<br />
Alabama 71, Old Dominion 63<br />
Consolation: Old Dominion 72, Santa Clara 71<br />
Championship: Wake Forest 77, Alabama 66<br />
All-Tournament: Jim Johnstone, Wake Forest (MVP); Frank<br />
Johnson, Wake Forest; Billy Mann, Old<br />
Dominion; Eddie Phillips, Alabama;<br />
Derryl Williams, Santa Clara<br />
1981<br />
First Round: North <strong>Car</strong>olina 56, Penn State 50 (OT)<br />
Santa Clara 78, Texas Christian 63<br />
Consolation: Penn State 54, Texas Christian 49<br />
Championship: North <strong>Car</strong>olina 76, Santa Clara 57<br />
All-Tournament: Jimmy Black, North <strong>Car</strong>olina (MVP);<br />
James Worthy, North <strong>Car</strong>olina; Mike<br />
Edelman, Penn State; Darrell Browder,<br />
Texas Christian; Bill Duffy, Santa Clara<br />
1982<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 76, Texas 62<br />
American 86, UNC-Charlotte 75<br />
Consolation: Texas 60, UNC-Charlotte 49<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 90, American 72<br />
All-Tournament: Harold Keeling, Santa Clara (MVP); Gary<br />
Hopkins, Santa Clara; Mark Nickens,<br />
American; Karl Willock, Texas; John<br />
Gullickson, UNCC<br />
1983<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 85, Alaska-Anchorage 66<br />
Ohio State 64, St. Joseph’s (PA) 61<br />
Consolation: St. Joseph’s 106, Alaska-Anchorage 54<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 71, Ohio State 69<br />
All-Tournament: Nick Vanos, Santa Clara (MVP); Harold<br />
Keeling, Santa Clara; Tony Costner, St.<br />
Joseph’s; Troy Taylor, Ohio State; Mike<br />
Norman, Santa Clara<br />
1984<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 80, Cincinnati 65<br />
Nebraska 73, UC Irvine 67<br />
Consolation: UC Irvine 99, Cincinnati 81<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 78, Nebraska 59<br />
All-Tournament: Nick Vanos, Santa Clara (MVP); Harold<br />
Keeling, Santa Clara; Dave Hoppen,<br />
Nebraska; Harvey Marshall, Nebraska;<br />
Johnny Rogers, UC Irvine<br />
1985<br />
First Round: Purdue 67, Lamar 56<br />
Santa Clara 72, Northern Arizona 61<br />
Consolation: Northern Arizona, 75, Lamar 53<br />
Championship: Purdue 84, Santa Clara 56<br />
All-Tournament: Troy Lewis, Purdue (MVP); Todd<br />
Mitchell, Purdue; Melvin McCants,<br />
Purdue; Andre Spencer, Northern Arizona;<br />
Steve Kenilvort, Santa Clara<br />
1986<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 60, Wake Forest 55<br />
Brigham Young 96, Michigan State 88<br />
Consolation: Michigan State 71, Wake Forest 62<br />
Champioship: Brigham Young, 77, Santa Clara 66<br />
All-Tournament: Michael Smith, BYU (MVP); Darryl<br />
Johnson, Michigan State; Bob Capener,<br />
BYU; Tyrone Bogues, Wake Forest; Dan<br />
Weiss, Santa Clara<br />
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1987<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 74, St. Joseph’s (PA) 54<br />
Seton Hall 104, Pacific 78<br />
Consolation: St. Joseph’s 78, Pacific 75<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 91, Seton Hall 75<br />
All-Tournament: Mark Bryant, Seton Hall (MVP); Ramon<br />
Ramos, Seton Hall; Osei Appiah, Santa<br />
Clara; Jeffty Connelly, Santa Clara; Chris<br />
Lane, Santa Clara<br />
1988<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 69, Navy 46<br />
UNC Charlotte 76, Boston U. 53<br />
Consolation: Boston U. 75, Navy 54<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 84, UNC Charlotte 68<br />
All-Tournament: Jens Gordon, Santa Clara (MVP); Nils<br />
Becker, Santa Clara; Byron Dinkins,<br />
UNCC; Henry Williams, UNCC; Steven<br />
Key, Boston U.<br />
1989<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 76, Pennsylvania 59<br />
Alabama 78, Iona 39<br />
Consolation: Iona 52, Pennsylvania 49<br />
Championship: Alabama 64, Santa Clara 48<br />
All-Tournament: Nils Becker, Santa Clara (MVP); Keith<br />
Askins, Alabama; Melvin Cheatum,<br />
Alabama; Sean Green, Iona; Paul<br />
McMahon, Penn.<br />
1990<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 75, Marist 49<br />
Princeton 67, UC Santa Barbara 51<br />
Consolation: UC Santa Barbara 64, Marist 52<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 59, Princeton 53<br />
All-Tournament: Rhea Taylor, Santa Clara (MVP); Sean<br />
Jackson, Princeton; Kit Mueller, Princeton;<br />
Ron Reis, Santa Clara.<br />
1991<br />
First Round: Alabama-Birmingham 73, Santa Clara 62<br />
West Virginia 95, Boston College 80<br />
Consolation: Boston College 62, Santa Clara 45<br />
Championship: Alabama-Birmingham 88, West Virginia 84<br />
All-Tournament: Elbert Rogers, UAB (MVP); Billy Curley,<br />
Boston College; Stanley Jackson, UAB;<br />
Chris Leonard, West Virginia; Ricky<br />
Robinson, West Virginia<br />
1992<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 80, Harvard 69<br />
Alabama 79, Rhode Island 78<br />
Consolation: Rhode Island 80, Harvard 67<br />
Championship: Alabama 65, Santa Clara 58<br />
All-Tournament: James Robinson, Alabama (MVP); Jason<br />
Caffey, Alabama; Abdul Fox, Rhode<br />
Island; <strong>Car</strong>los Cofield, Rhode Island; Pete<br />
Eisenrich, Santa Clara<br />
1993<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 92, Holy Cross 74<br />
UNC-Charlotte 81, Butler 61<br />
Consolation: Holy Cross 78, Butler 67<br />
Championship: UNC-Charlotte 60, Santa Clara 58<br />
All-Tournament: Pete Eisenrich, Santa Clara (MVP); Steve<br />
Nash, Santa Clara; Jarvis Lang, UNCC;<br />
Andre Davis, UNCC; Rob Feaster, Holy<br />
Cross<br />
1994<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 78, Alaska-Anchorage 75<br />
Brigham Young 74, San Jose State 61<br />
Consolation: San Jose State 70, Alaska-Anchorage 66<br />
Championship: Brigham Young 76, Santa Clara 55<br />
All-Tournament: Russell Larson, BYU (MVP); Steve Nash,<br />
Santa Clara; Robbie Reid, BYU; Jason<br />
Kaiser, Alaska-Anchorage; Brad Quinet,<br />
SJSU<br />
O’Connor Award: Tai Riser, Alaska-Anchorage<br />
1995<br />
First Round: Penn State 70, Santa Clara 49<br />
Bradley 84, Georgia Tech 82<br />
Consolation: Santa Clara 71, Georgia Tech 66<br />
Championship: Penn State 75, Bradley 72<br />
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<strong>The</strong> 1987 All-Tournament team was MVP Mark Bryant and Ramon Ramos of Seton Hall and Jeffty Connelly, Chris Lane<br />
and Osei Appiah of Santa Clara.<br />
All-Tournament: Deon Jackson, Bradley (MVP); Stephon<br />
Marbury, Georgia Tech; Matt Gaudio, Penn<br />
St.; Marlon Garnett, Santa Clara; Anthony<br />
Parker, Bradley<br />
O’Connor Award: Adam Anderson, Santa Clara<br />
1996<br />
First Round: Detroit Mercy 84, Santa Clara 77<br />
San Jose State 60, Alabama 59<br />
Consolation: Santa Clara 77, Alabama 62<br />
Championship: San Jose State 63, Detroit Mercy 56<br />
All-Tournament: Olivier Saint-Jean, SJSU (MVP); <strong>Car</strong>l<br />
Pickett, Detroit; Eric Washington, Alabama;<br />
Brad Quinent, SJSU; Marlon Garnett,<br />
Santa Clara<br />
O’Connor Award: Thomas Lowery, San Jose State<br />
1997<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 89, Pennsylvania 76 (2OT)<br />
Stanford 70, Rhode Island 69<br />
Consolation: Rhode Island 96, Penn 89<br />
Championship: Stanford 69, Santa Clara 60<br />
All-Tournament: Kris Weems, Stanford (MVP); Brian Jones,<br />
Santa Clara; Todd Wuschnig, Santa Clara;<br />
Michael Jordan, Penn; Cutino Mobley,<br />
Rhode Island; Pete Sauer, Stanford<br />
O’Connor Award: Brian Jones, Santa Clara<br />
1998<br />
First Round: Harvard 59, Santa Clara 54<br />
St. Joseph’s 63, USF 50<br />
Consolation: USF 66, Santa Clara 52<br />
Championship: St. Joseph’s 87, Harvard 69<br />
All-Tournament: Frank Wilkins, St. Joseph’s (MVP); Dan<br />
Clemente, Harvard; Andre Howard, St.<br />
Joseph’s; Tim Hill, Harvard, Damian Reid,<br />
St. Joseph’s<br />
O’Connor Award: Mike Beam, Harvard<br />
1999<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 60, Texas A&M 48<br />
Butler 43, LaSalle 36<br />
Consolation: Texas A&M 70, LaSalle 69<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 57, Butler 56<br />
All-Tournament: Nathan Fast, Santa Clara (MVP);<br />
O’Connor Award: Darrell Teat, Santa Clara<br />
2000<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 78, George Mason 76 (2OT)<br />
Stanford 86, Fordham 60<br />
Consolation: Fordham 64, George Mason 55<br />
Championship: Stanford 78, Santa Clara 63<br />
All-Tournament: Jarron Collins, Stanford (MVP); Casey<br />
Jacobsen, Stanford; Michael McDonald,<br />
Stanford; Jamie Holmes, Santa Clara; Brian<br />
Jones, Santa Clara<br />
O’Connor Award: Tremaine Price, George Mason<br />
2001<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 59, UMBC 58<br />
UC Santa Barbara 86, Detroit 59<br />
Consolation: UMBC 50, Detroit 47<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 61, UCSB 59<br />
All-Tournament: Kyle Bailey, Santa Clara (MVP), Branduinn<br />
Fullove, UCSB; Steve Ross, Santa Clara;<br />
Mark Hull, UCSB; Willie Green, Detroit<br />
O’Connor Award: Brian Vaka, Santa Clara<br />
2002<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 70, MVSU 63<br />
Princeton 76, Texas A&M 62<br />
Consolation: Texas A&M 65, MVSU 56<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 77, Princeton 71<br />
All Tournament: Ethan Rohde, Santa Clara (MVP); Brandon<br />
Rohe, Santa Clara; Jim Howell, Santa Clara;<br />
Attarius Norwood, MVSU; Spencer Gloger,<br />
Princeton<br />
O’Connor Award: Brad & Cord Anderson<br />
2003<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 70, Wisc.-Milwaukee 64<br />
Brigham Young 90, Idaho State 66<br />
Consolation: Wisc.-Milwaukee 85, Idaho State 70<br />
Championship: Brigham Young 68, Santa Clara 66<br />
All Tournament: Rafael Araujo, BYU (MVP); Kyle Bailey,<br />
Santa Clara; Jeff Gardner, Idaho State; Ed<br />
McCants, Wisc.-Milwaukee; Travis Niesen,<br />
Santa Clara<br />
O’Connor Award: Travis Niesen, Santa Clara<br />
2004<br />
First Round: Central Conn. St 80, Santa Clara 68<br />
Charlotte 80, Yale 74<br />
Consolation: Yale 90, Santa Clara 84 (OT)<br />
Championship: Charlotte 66, Central Conn. State 52<br />
All Tournament: Curtis Withers, Charlotte (MVP); Eddie<br />
Basden, Charlotte; Edwin Draughan, Yale;<br />
Obie Nwadike, Central Connecticut State;<br />
Travis Niesen, Santa Clara<br />
O’Connor Award: Leemire Goldwire, Charlotte<br />
Frandsen Award: Eric Flato, Yale<br />
2005<br />
First Round: Santa Clara 63, UC Riverside 61<br />
Bucknell 63, Boston University 57<br />
Consolation: Boston University 80, UC Riverside 69<br />
Championship: Santa Clara 77, Bucknell 68<br />
All Tournament: Travis Niesen, Santa Clara (MVP); Brody<br />
Angley, Santa Clara; Kevin Bettencourt,<br />
Bucknell; Corey Hassan, Boston Univ.;<br />
Chris McNaughton, Bucknell<br />
O’Connor Award: Dick Davey, Santa Clara<br />
Frandsen Award: Klaus Schille, UC Riverside<br />
2005-06 Men’s Basketball Media Guide www.SantaClaraBroncos.com
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