With expanded student seating, the Vandals set basketball attendance records at the Kibbie Dome with 11,000 against Washington State on December 4,[1] and eight hundred more on February 12 against Montana for a conference record.[2] The former was an overtime victory, the third straight over the Cougars in the Battle of the Palouse,[1] on the same night that the resurgent Vandal football team narrowly lost a I-AA playoff game on the road, televised on cable by WTBS of Atlanta.[3] The latter with Montana was a deflating nineteen-point defeat to snap the 43-game home winning streak, begun over three years earlier in 1980.[2] Idaho won its final three home games, but attendance fell; the highest was 8,000 for the finale against Boise State, Monson's hundredth and final win at the helm.[4] Consecutive road losses the week prior at Idaho State and Weber State had eliminated any chance of another regular season title and the opportunity to host the conference tourney.[5]
The Vandals successfully defended their title in the Far West Classic at Portland in late December,[6] and had a 12–1 record in mid-January, and appeared capable of a third consecutive conference title. Four road defeats in conference and the home loss to Montana resulted in a tie for third place in the regular season with the Grizzlies, who swept their two-game series. With an opportunity to three-peat, the Vandals were the low seed in the four-team Big Sky tourney in Reno. They lost by five points to host Nevada-Reno in the semifinals, and neither was selected for the 52-team NCAA tournament; Weber State won the final and advanced.[7]
Idaho became the first Big Sky team to earn an invitation to the NIT,[8][9][10][11] but lost in the first round at Oregon State;[12] they led by three at the half at Gill Coliseum, but lost by eighteen.[13][14] the Beavers had also ended UI's season the previous year, in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA tournament. In both seasons, Idaho defeated OSU in the Far West Classic in late December, but lost the rematch in March.[8]
Between semesters on December 20, the Vandals played a home game at Columbia High School in Richland, Washington, where senior guard Brian Kellerman had starred, and 4,100 packed the Art Dawald Gym for the homecoming. The popular Monson had coached at nearby Pasco High School for nine years (1967–76), and senior center Kelvin Smith was a PHS graduate.[15] Idaho made a lengthy trip to South Carolina in January for a nationally televised game on CBS.[16][17]
Several days after the NIT loss in Corvallis, Monson expectedly left his alma mater for the University of Oregon in Eugene;[18][19][20] he led the Ducks for nine seasons in the Pac-10, with three NIT appearances. Assistant coach Barry Collier applied for the Idaho vacancy, but athletic Bill Belknap hired Bill Trumbo, a junior college head coach from northern California;[21][22] the Vandals returned to the cellar of the conference in each of the next three seasons and attendance plummeted.[23][24] In March 1986, Trumbo was succeeded by Tim Floyd, an assistant under hall of fame head coach Don Haskins at Texas-El Paso.[25][26]
With Monson for all five seasons at Idaho, Collier joined him at Oregon for three more, then was at Stanford for three seasons under Mike Montgomery. He became a head coach at his alma mater Butler in 1989, led the Bulldogs for eleven years, then went to Nebraska for six seasons.
This ended the best four-year stretch in the history of the program; the freshmen that entered in the fall of 1979 (Brian Kellerman, Phil Hopson, and reserve Ben Ross)[27] and Monson led the Vandals to an overall record of 89–26 (.774) and three national postseason appearances. (In each of the previous five seasons of the late 1970s, Idaho had finished last in the Big Sky.) A four-year starter, Kellerman was first-team all-conference for three years (honorable mention as a freshman),[28][29] and was the Big Sky player of the year as a sophomore,[30] the second of three consecutive years in which that honor went to a Vandal guard. (From the Tri-Cities, Kellerman was the player of the year in Washington as high school senior in 1979, but was passed on by the Pac-10 schools.)
For the four seasons, Idaho had a home record of 51–2 (.962) with a 43-game winning streak. With only two home games, they went 10–5 overall against the four Northwest schools of the Pac-10, the strongest at the time was Oregon State; the Beavers won three of the five. Oregon dropped all three, the Cougars lost the last three, and Washington the last two. The Vandals also swept all four games from Gonzaga, (with hall of fame point guard John Stockton for the last three),[31][32][33] and won consecutive Far West Classics in Portland.[6]
All-conference
In addition to Kellerman, senior center Kelvin Smith was also named to the All-Big Sky team; he was honorable mention the previous season. Senior forward Phil Hopson was on the second team for a third consecutive year, and junior point guard Stan Arnold was honored as the conference's newcomer of the year.[28][29]
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses. All times are in Pacific Time.
References
^ abKillen, John (December 5, 1982). "Vandals nip Cougars in OT, 62-58". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. p. 1B.
^ abKillen, John (February 13, 1983). "SNAP! Montana breaks it all to stop Idaho". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. p. 1B.
^Ramsdell, Paul (December 5, 1982). "Controversial EKU interception ends Idaho hopes". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. p. 1B.
^Bull, Andy (March 6, 1983). "Idaho warms up for Big Sky tourney with rocket performance over BSU". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. p. 1C.
^"Vandals: Free throws help Weber beat Idaho in overtime". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. February 27, 1983. p. 1C.
^ abHenkel, Cathy (December 30, 1982). "Idaho, in a classic, 42-41". Eugene Register-Guard. Oregon. p. 1B.
^"Wildcats stop Nevada-Reno to win title". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. Associated Press. March 13, 1983. p. 1B.
^ abBlanchette, John (March 14, 1983). "NIT picks – surprise – Idaho". Spokesman-Review. Spokane, Washington. p. 13.
^Killen, John (March 16, 1983). "Idaho-OSU rematch has plenty riding on it for Vandals". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. p. 1C.
^Henkel, Cathy (March 14, 1983). "Beavers at home but not for NCAA". Eugene Register-Guard. Oregon. p. 1C.
^Henkel, Cathy (March 16, 1983). "NIT game ends season for one of them tonight". Eugene Register-Guard. Oregon. p. 2B.
^Blanchette, John (March 17, 1983). "Beavers pelt Vandals out of tourney". Spokesman-Review. Washington. p. 25.
^Henkel, Cathy (March 17, 1983). "Beavers win first NIT". Eugene Register-Guard. Oregon. p. 1C.
^Killen, John (March 17, 1983). "OSU's strong second half stymies UI". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. p. 1B.
^Smith, Bruce (December 21, 1982). "Idaho wins 'Homecoming' date". Spokesman-Review. Spokane, Washington. p. 25.
^"Vandals, Cougars await national attention". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. January 22, 1983. p. 1C.
^"Late steal, bucket help Gamecocks ruin Idaho's television appearance". Lewiston Morning Tribune. Idaho. January 23, 1983. p. 1C.
^"Monson accepts Duck job". Spokesman-Review. (Spokane, Washington). March 22, 1983. p. 19.
^Killen, John (March 22, 1983). "Monson chooses challenge at Oregon: Bids farewell to Idaho after five seasons". Lewiston Morning Tribune. (Idaho). p. 1C.
^Kayfes, Dave (March 22, 1983). "Monson brightens a dark day". Eugene Register-Guard. (Oregon). p. 1C.
^Devlin, Vince (April 2, 1983). "JC coach handed the Vandal reins". Spokesman-Review. (Spokane, Washington). p. 13.
^Ramsdell, Paul (November 25, 1983). "Trumbo to continue Vandal excitement". Lewiston Morning Tribune. (Idaho). p. 1C.
^Devlin, Vince (March 11, 1986). "Close shaves cut Trumbo from UI". Spokane Chronicle. Washington. p. B1.
^McCanlies, Kathy (March 18, 1986). "28-59 spells doom for Trumbo". Argonaut. (Moscow, Idaho). (University of Idaho). p. 11.
^"Idaho selects Floyd for basketball coach". Eugene Register-Guard. Oregon. Associated Press. March 23, 1986. p. 7B.
^Devlin, Vince (March 24, 1986). "Vandals feel landing 'finest assistant' was a real steal". Spokane Chronicle. (Washington). p. C2.
^Killen, John (March 10, 1983). "Doing his part". Lewiston Morning Tribune. (Idaho). p. 1B.
^ ab"Kellerman honored". Spokesman-Review. (Spokane, Washington). Associated Press. March 16, 1983. p. C2.
^ ab"Big Sky: Kellerman, Smith, Hopson, and Arnold honored". Lewiston Morning Tribune. (Idaho). March 16, 1983. p. 2C.
^"Kellerman honored". Spokane Daily Chronicle. (Washington). March 12, 1981. p. 52.
^Blanchette, John (January 8, 1983). "DePaul can wait: Idaho a tougher test for Bulldogs". Spokesman-Review. (Spokane, Washington). p. 16.
^Blanchette, John (January 9, 1983). "UI's Zane zaps Zags". Spokesman-Review. (Spokane, Washington). p. C1.
^"Vandals: UI holds on to beat Zags". Lewiston Morning Tribune. (Idaho). January 9, 1983. p. 1B.
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The 1982 83 Idaho Vandals men s basketball team represented the University of Idaho during the 1982 83 NCAA Division I men s basketball season The two time defending champions of the Big Sky Conference Vandals were led by fifth year head coach Don Monson and played their home games on campus at the Kibbie Dome in Moscow Idaho 1982 83 Idaho Vandals men s basketballFar West Classic ChampionsNIT First roundConferenceBig Sky ConferenceRecord20 9 9 5 Big Sky Head coachDon Monson 5th season Assistant coachesBarry Collier Rod SnookHome arenaKibbie DomeSeasons 1981 821983 84 1982 83 Big Sky men s basketball standingsvte Conf OverallTeam W L PCT W L PCTNevada 10 4 714 18 11 621Weber State 10 4 714 23 8 742Montana 9 5 643 21 8 724Idaho 9 5 643 20 9 690Idaho State 7 7 500 10 17 370Boise State 5 9 357 10 17 370Montana State 3 11 214 10 17 370Northern Arizona 3 11 214 10 16 385 Conference tournament winnerWith expanded student seating the Vandals set basketball attendance records at the Kibbie Dome with 11 000 against Washington State on December 4 1 and eight hundred more on February 12 against Montana for a conference record 2 The former was an overtime victory the third straight over the Cougars in the Battle of the Palouse 1 on the same night that the resurgent Vandal football team narrowly lost a I AA playoff game on the road televised on cable by WTBS of Atlanta 3 The latter with Montana was a deflating nineteen point defeat to snap the 43 game home winning streak begun over three years earlier in 1980 2 Idaho won its final three home games but attendance fell the highest was 8 000 for the finale against Boise State Monson s hundredth and final win at the helm 4 Consecutive road losses the week prior at Idaho State and Weber State had eliminated any chance of another regular season title and the opportunity to host the conference tourney 5 The Vandals successfully defended their title in the Far West Classic at Portland in late December 6 and had a 12 1 record in mid January and appeared capable of a third consecutive conference title Four road defeats in conference and the home loss to Montana resulted in a tie for third place in the regular season with the Grizzlies who swept their two game series With an opportunity to three peat the Vandals were the low seed in the four team Big Sky tourney in Reno They lost by five points to host Nevada Reno in the semifinals and neither was selected for the 52 team NCAA tournament Weber State won the final and advanced 7 Idaho became the first Big Sky team to earn an invitation to the NIT 8 9 10 11 but lost in the first round at Oregon State 12 they led by three at the half at Gill Coliseum but lost by eighteen 13 14 the Beavers had also ended UI s season the previous year in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA tournament In both seasons Idaho defeated OSU in the Far West Classic in late December but lost the rematch in March 8 Between semesters on December 20 the Vandals played a home game at Columbia High School in Richland Washington where senior guard Brian Kellerman had starred and 4 100 packed the Art Dawald Gym for the homecoming The popular Monson had coached at nearby Pasco High School for nine years 1967 76 and senior center Kelvin Smith was a PHS graduate 15 Idaho made a lengthy trip to South Carolina in January for a nationally televised game on CBS 16 17 Contents 1 Aftermath 2 All conference 3 Roster 4 Schedule and results 5 References 6 External linksAftermath EditSeveral days after the NIT loss in Corvallis Monson expectedly left his alma mater for the University of Oregon in Eugene 18 19 20 he led the Ducks for nine seasons in the Pac 10 with three NIT appearances Assistant coach Barry Collier applied for the Idaho vacancy but athletic Bill Belknap hired Bill Trumbo a junior college head coach from northern California 21 22 the Vandals returned to the cellar of the conference in each of the next three seasons and attendance plummeted 23 24 In March 1986 Trumbo was succeeded by Tim Floyd an assistant under hall of fame head coach Don Haskins at Texas El Paso 25 26 With Monson for all five seasons at Idaho Collier joined him at Oregon for three more then was at Stanford for three seasons under Mike Montgomery He became a head coach at his alma mater Butler in 1989 led the Bulldogs for eleven years then went to Nebraska for six seasons This ended the best four year stretch in the history of the program the freshmen that entered in the fall of 1979 Brian Kellerman Phil Hopson and reserve Ben Ross 27 and Monson led the Vandals to an overall record of 89 26 774 and three national postseason appearances In each of the previous five seasons of the late 1970s Idaho had finished last in the Big Sky A four year starter Kellerman was first team all conference for three years honorable mention as a freshman 28 29 and was the Big Sky player of the year as a sophomore 30 the second of three consecutive years in which that honor went to a Vandal guard From the Tri Cities Kellerman was the player of the year in Washington as high school senior in 1979 but was passed on by the Pac 10 schools For the four seasons Idaho had a home record of 51 2 962 with a 43 game winning streak With only two home games they went 10 5 overall against the four Northwest schools of the Pac 10 the strongest at the time was Oregon State the Beavers won three of the five Oregon dropped all three the Cougars lost the last three and Washington the last two The Vandals also swept all four games from Gonzaga with hall of fame point guard John Stockton for the last three 31 32 33 and won consecutive Far West Classics in Portland 6 All conference EditIn addition to Kellerman senior center Kelvin Smith was also named to the All Big Sky team he was honorable mention the previous season Senior forward Phil Hopson was on the second team for a third consecutive year and junior point guard Stan Arnold was honored as the conference s newcomer of the year 28 29 Roster Edit1982 83 Idaho Vandals men s basketball teamPlayers CoachesPos Name Height Weight Year Previous school HometownG 10 Stan Arnold 6 ft 0 in 1 83 m 185 lb 84 kg Jr San Jose City College San Jose CAG 12 Brian Kellerman 6 ft 5 in 1 96 m 190 lb 86 kg Sr Richland HS Richland WAG 14 Joe Sweeney 5 ft 11 in 1 8 m Jr Skyline College San Bruno CAF 24 Pete Prigge 6 ft 7 in 2 01 m 190 lb 86 kg Jr Fort Vancouver HS Vancouver WAF 30 Zane Frazier 6 ft 5 in 1 96 m 205 lb 93 kg RS So Fairfax HS Los Angeles CAF 31 Antwine Murchison 6 ft 7 in 2 01 m 190 lb 86 kg So St Mary s HS Stockton CAG 32 Ben Ross 6 ft 4 in 1 93 m 180 lb 82 kg Sr Coeur d Alene HS Coeur d Alene IDF 33 E C Morgan 6 ft 8 in 2 03 m Fr Jesuit HS Portland ORG 34 Matt Haskins 6 ft 3 in 1 91 m 170 lb 77 kg So Columbia HS Richland WAC 40 Kelvin Smith 6 ft 6 in 1 98 m 195 lb 88 kg Sr Taft CA Pasco HS Pasco WAG 42 Freeman Watkins 6 ft 4 in 1 93 m 187 lb 85 kg Jr Eisenhower HS Utica MIF 44 Phil Hopson 6 ft 6 in 1 98 m 190 lb 86 kg Sr Jefferson HS Portland ORF 52 Pete Reitz 6 ft 11 in 2 11 m 210 lb 95 kg Fr Placer HS Auburn CA Head coachDon Monson Idaho Assistant coach es Barry Collier Butler Rod Snook Whittier Legend C Team captain S Suspended I Ineligible W Walk on Injured Current redshirtRosterSchedule and results EditDatetime TV Rank Opponent Result Record Site attendance city stateFri Nov 12 8 00 pm Athletes in Action Canada Exhibition W 78 73 Kibbie Dome 5 000 Moscow IdahoFri Nov 26 7 00 pm vs Loyola Marymount Sun Met Classic W 67 60 1 0 Selland Arena 6 530 Fresno CaliforniaSat Nov 27 9 00 pm at Fresno State Sun Met Classic final L 34 38 1 1 Selland Arena 6 530 Fresno CaliforniaWed Dec 1 8 00 pm Washington W 51 46 2 1 Kibbie Dome 6 100 Moscow IdahoSat Dec 4 8 00 pm Washington State Battle of the Palouse W 62 58 OT 3 1 Kibbie Dome 11 000 Moscow IdahoTue Dec 7 8 00 pm Eastern Washington W 67 56 4 1 Kibbie Dome 5 000 Moscow IdahoThu Dec 9 8 00 pm St Martin s W 65 44 5 1 Kibbie Dome 4 800 Moscow IdahoSat Dec 18 8 00 pm UC Irvine W 84 73 6 1 Kibbie Dome 6 500 Moscow IdahoMon Dec 20 8 00 pm vs Midwestern State TX W 87 59 7 1 Art Dawald Gym 4 100 Richland WashingtonSun Dec 26 9 00 pm vs Portland Far West Classic W 63 57 8 1 Memorial Coliseum 5 511 Portland OregonTue Dec 28 7 00 pm vs Oregon Far West Classic semifinal W 56 53 9 1 Memorial Coliseum 9 506 Portland OregonWed Dec 29 9 00 pm vs Oregon State Far West Classic final W 42 41 2OT 10 1 Memorial Coliseum 12 117 Portland OregonSat Jan 8 7 30 pm at Gonzaga Rivalry W 65 57 11 0 Kennedy Pavilion 4 477 Spokane WashingtonThu Jan 13 6 30 pm at Northern Arizona W 58 55 12 1 1 0 Walkup Skydome 4 135 Flagstaff ArizonaSat Jan 15 7 30 pm at Nevada Reno L 69 73 OT 12 2 1 1 Centennial Coliseum 5 048 Reno NevadaThu Jan 20 8 00 pm Weber State W 59 49 13 2 2 1 Kibbie Dome 7 700 Moscow IdahoSat Jan 22 2 00 pm CBS at South Carolina L 54 56 13 3 Carolina Coliseum 9 673 Columbia South CarolinaThu Jan 27 6 30 pm at Montana L 49 59 13 4 2 2 Dahlberg Arena 9 310 Missoula MontanaSat Jan 29 7 00 pm at Montana State W 66 38 14 4 3 2 Brick Breeden Fieldhouse 3 304 Bozeman MontanaTue Feb 1 8 00 pm Idaho State W 87 70 15 4 4 2 Kibbie Dome 8 500 Moscow IdahoSat Feb 5 6 30 pm at Boise State W 67 56 16 4 5 2 BSU Pavilion 10 145 Boise IdahoThu Feb 10 8 00 pm Montana State W 73 69 17 4 6 2 Kibbie Dome 6 000 Moscow IdahoSat Feb 12 8 00 pm Montana L 61 80 17 5 6 3 Kibbie Dome 11 800 Moscow IdahoThu Feb 17 8 00 pm Nevada Reno W 88 78 18 5 7 3 Kibbie Dome 6 500 Moscow IdahoSat Feb 19 8 00 pm Northern Arizona W 75 48 19 5 8 3 Kibbie Dome 6 500 Moscow IdahoThu Feb 24 6 30 pm at Idaho State L 69 77 19 6 8 4 ISU Minidome 5 273 Pocatello IdahoSat Feb 26 6 30 pm at Weber State L 47 53 OT 19 7 8 5 Dee Events Center 11 454 Ogden UtahSat Mar 5 8 00 pm Boise State W 86 70 20 7 9 5 Kibbie Dome 8 000 Moscow IdahoBig Sky tournamentFri Mar 11 7 00 pm 4 at 1 Nevada Reno Semifinal L 73 78 20 8 Centennial Coliseum 5 100 Reno NevadaNational Invitation TournamentWed Mar 16 7 30 pm at Oregon State First round L 59 77 20 9 Gill Coliseum 7 800 Corvallis Oregon Non conference game Rankings from AP poll Tournament seedings in parentheses All times are in Pacific Time References Edit a b Killen John December 5 1982 Vandals nip Cougars in OT 62 58 Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1B a b Killen John February 13 1983 SNAP Montana breaks it all to stop Idaho Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1B Ramsdell Paul December 5 1982 Controversial EKU interception ends Idaho hopes Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1B Bull Andy March 6 1983 Idaho warms up for Big Sky tourney with rocket performance over BSU Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1C Vandals Free throws help Weber beat Idaho in overtime Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho February 27 1983 p 1C a b Henkel Cathy December 30 1982 Idaho in a classic 42 41 Eugene Register Guard Oregon p 1B Wildcats stop Nevada Reno to win title Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho Associated Press March 13 1983 p 1B a b Blanchette John March 14 1983 NIT picks surprise Idaho Spokesman Review Spokane Washington p 13 Killen John March 16 1983 Idaho OSU rematch has plenty riding on it for Vandals Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1C Henkel Cathy March 14 1983 Beavers at home but not for NCAA Eugene Register Guard Oregon p 1C Henkel Cathy March 16 1983 NIT game ends season for one of them tonight Eugene Register Guard Oregon p 2B Blanchette John March 17 1983 Beavers pelt Vandals out of tourney Spokesman Review Washington p 25 Henkel Cathy March 17 1983 Beavers win first NIT Eugene Register Guard Oregon p 1C Killen John March 17 1983 OSU s strong second half stymies UI Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1B Smith Bruce December 21 1982 Idaho wins Homecoming date Spokesman Review Spokane Washington p 25 Vandals Cougars await national attention Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho January 22 1983 p 1C Late steal bucket help Gamecocks ruin Idaho s television appearance Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho January 23 1983 p 1C Monson accepts Duck job Spokesman Review Spokane Washington March 22 1983 p 19 Killen John March 22 1983 Monson chooses challenge at Oregon Bids farewell to Idaho after five seasons Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1C Kayfes Dave March 22 1983 Monson brightens a dark day Eugene Register Guard Oregon p 1C Devlin Vince April 2 1983 JC coach handed the Vandal reins Spokesman Review Spokane Washington p 13 Ramsdell Paul November 25 1983 Trumbo to continue Vandal excitement Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1C Devlin Vince March 11 1986 Close shaves cut Trumbo from UI Spokane Chronicle Washington p B1 McCanlies Kathy March 18 1986 28 59 spells doom for Trumbo Argonaut Moscow Idaho University of Idaho p 11 Idaho selects Floyd for basketball coach Eugene Register Guard Oregon Associated Press March 23 1986 p 7B Devlin Vince March 24 1986 Vandals feel landing finest assistant was a real steal Spokane Chronicle Washington p C2 Killen John March 10 1983 Doing his part Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho p 1B a b Kellerman honored Spokesman Review Spokane Washington Associated Press March 16 1983 p C2 a b Big Sky Kellerman Smith Hopson and Arnold honored Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho March 16 1983 p 2C Kellerman honored Spokane Daily Chronicle Washington March 12 1981 p 52 Blanchette John January 8 1983 DePaul can wait Idaho a tougher test for Bulldogs Spokesman Review Spokane Washington p 16 Blanchette John January 9 1983 UI s Zane zaps Zags Spokesman Review Spokane Washington p C1 Vandals UI holds on to beat Zags Lewiston Morning Tribune Idaho January 9 1983 p 1B External links EditSports Reference Idaho Vandals 1982 83 basketball season Gem of the Mountains 1983 University of Idaho yearbook 1982 83 basketball season Idaho Argonaut student newspaper 1983 editions Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1982 83 Idaho Vandals men 27s basketball team amp oldid 1133980504, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
