December 29, 1998
LAS VEGAS, Nev. - The UNLV Runnin Rebels will travel to San Luis Obispo, Calif., to face Cal Poly on Saturday, Jan. 2, at 7 p.m. at Mott Gym (3,200). The game will mark UNLVs final nonconference game of the season. UNLV then will return home and open WAC play against Air Force on Saturday, Jan. 9.
All Runnin Rebel games will be carried live on KXNT AM-840. Tony Cordasco and Ricky Sobers will call the action for Saturdays game. The pregame show will begin at 6:30 p.m. Fans can bring their radio to the game and tune in to KXNTs radio broadcast inside the Thomas & Mack Center on 99.5 FM. Runnin Rebel basketball can be heard on www.broadcast.com
TELEVISION: Saturdays game will be televised by KFBT Gold 33, Cable 6. Ken Korach and Glen Gondrezick will call the action. The game will also be televised on KBLR, TV-39, Cable 9 in spanish. Carlos Veliz and Ruben Herrera will provide in studio commentary.
RADIO/TV SHOW INFO: "Game Time with UNLV Hoops" television show will be shown every Sunday on KLAS TV-8 at 4:30 p.m. The show, with Head Coach Bill Bayno and host Chris Maathuis, features previews of upcoming opponents and highlights of previous games.
"The Bill Bayno Radio Show" can be heard live every Tuesday from Gordon Biersch (located on 3987 Paradise Road) at 7 p.m on KXNT AM-840 with hosts Ken Korach and Glen Gondrezick. The weekly show features interviews with coaches, opposing coaches as well as listener call-ins. Listeners are invited to call in to the show at (702) 733-5968. The next two coaches shows will air on Tuesday, Jan. 5 and Tuesday, Jan. 12.
In addition every Runnin Rebel game can be heard live on Teamline by calling (800) 846-4700. The Runnin Rebel team access code is 1094.
UNLV Basketball Staff:
Head Coach: Bill Bayno (Sacred Heart 85)
UNLV Record/Years/Career Record: 58-45 (.563)/4th season/58-45
Associate Head Coach: Glynn Cyprien (Texas-San Antonio 90)
Assistant Coaches:
Dave Rice (UNLV 91)
Greg Vetrone (Long Island 86)
Dir. of Basketball Operations: Barry Rohrssen (St. Francis 83)
LINEUPS: Heres a glance at the possible starters for each team.
CAL POLY MUSTANGS (5-3)
No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Ppg. Rpg.33 Jeremiah Mayes F 6-8 Fr. 12.4 9.644 Jabbar Washington F 6-3 So. 12.1 5.455 Chris Bjorklund C 6-9 So. 21.0 6.514 Ben Larson G 6-0 Sr. 7.3 6.0 apg20 Mike Wozniak G 6-2 Jr. 20.4 2.9
UNLV RUNNIN REBELS (6-6) Pos. Ht. Cl. Ppg. Rpg.31 Shawn Marion F 6-7 Jr. 16.4 8.5 5 Kevin Simmons f 6-8 Sr. 12.7 5.634 Kaspars Kambala C 6-9 So. 13.5 7.011 Mark Dickel G 6-2 Jr. 5.8 7.0 apg 3 Brian Keefe G 6-4 Sr. 8.3 1.2
TRAVEL ITINERARY: UNLV will depart for San Luis Obispo, Calif., on Thursday Dec. 31. The team will stay at Embassy Suites (805) 549-0800. UNLV will return to Las Vegas on Sunday, Jan. 3, and arrive at 1:10 p.m. on Southwest Airlines.
UNLV vs. SOUTHERN UTAH RECAP: UNLV defeated Southern Utah 85-63 on Monday, Dec. 28, at the Thomas & Mack Center. UNLV won its second straight game and finished the four-game homestand with a 2-2 record. UNLV jumped out to an early 11-5 lead after senior guard Brian Keefe connected on a 3-pointer with 16:10 to play. UNLV never trailed in the game and later took a lead of 24-13 (10:02) on a layup by sophomore guard Greedy Daniels. Southern Utah then cut the lead to 28-23 (7:07). UNLV outscored SUU 15-4 to take a 43-27 halftime lead. Sophomore center Kaspars Kambala led UNLV with 20 first-half points. UNLV came out strong in the first few minutes of the second half. Junior forward Shawn Marions tip-in at 15:32, gave UNLV a 21-point lead (53-32). UNLVs biggest lead of the game was 23 points (58-35) on a 3-point play by junior center Issiah Epps with 12:17 left. Four UNLV players scored in double figures. Kambala recorded a career-high 26 points and his 11th career double-double with 11 rebounds. Senior forward Kevin Simmons scored 14 points and 9 rebounds; Marion added 13 points and a season-high 15 rebounds and Keefe had 13. Southern Utah was led by forward Tarvish Felton with 12 points. UNLV shot .467 (28-for-60) from the field and SUU was .411 (23-for-56). UNLV shot .533 (8-for-15) from 3-point range and SUU .478 (11-for-23). UNLV shot .600 (21-for-35) from the line and SUU was .462 (6-for-13). UNLV took command on the boards with a 47-32 advantage.
CAL POLY: The Mustangs are 5-3 on the season. Fresno State L 114-101 Simon Fraser W 96-66 Sacramento State W 99-56 Portland State L 103-64 Fresno Pacific W 117-73 Southern Univ. W 122-90 Eastern Washington W 106-75 Missouri-Kansas City L 103-97 Oral Roberts* (Dec. 29) Dec. 30* (Oklahoma or Western Kentucky) UNLV (Jan. 2) *All-College Tourney (Oklahoma City) A STATISTICAL COMPARISON: Heres a look at Cal Poly and UNLVs statistical comparison in 1998-99.
UNLV CAL POLYPoints per game 76.7 100.2 - lead nationOpp. points per game 68.5 85.0Margin +8.2 +15.2Rebounds per game 37.4 44.8Opp. rebounds per game 34.1 43.4 Margin +3.3 +1.4 Field goal pct. .480 .453 Opp. field goal pct. .448 .4573-Pt. FG pct. .335 .364 Free throw pct. .633 .731 Opp. free throw pct. .570 .647 Turnovers per game 17.2 16.4Opp. turnovers per game 18.7 23.9Turnover margin +1.5 +7.5
CAL POLY HEAD COACH JEFF SCHNEIDER: He is in his 4th season and his record his 49-46 (.516).
SERIES HISTORY: UNLV leads the series against Cal Poly 2-1. The last meeting between the two schools took place during the 1965-66 season. UNLV defeated Cal Poly 112-83 in Las Vegas. All three meetings have been played in Las Vegas.
RUNNIN REBEL HEAD COACH BILL BAYNO: He is in his fourth season as the head coach of the UNLV Runnin Rebels. He is UNLVs 10th head coach in the 40-year history of Rebel basketball. He has a career record of 58-45 (.563) in four seasons at the helm of Runnin Rebel basketball. Bayno has recorded back-to-back 20-win seasons (42-23 record over that stretch) and has guided UNLV to postseason play for two straight seasons. UNLV compiled an overall record of 22-10 in 1996-97 in Baynos second season. UNLV more than doubled its win total from 1995-96 (10-16 record). UNLV advanced to the third round of the NIT. Last season, UNLV compiled an overall record of 20-13. The Runnin Rebels had a remarkable run winning four games in five days in the WAC Tournament. UNLV posted victories over Hawaii, Utah, Fresno State and New Mexico to capture the WAC Tournament championship and receive the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. UNLV reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since the 1990-91 season. UNLV faced eighth-ranked Princeton in the NCAA East Regionals in Hartford, Conn. Bayno served seven years as the associate head coach at the University of Massachusetts under John Calipari (now head coach of the NBAs New Jersey Nets). Other coaching experience includes: 1987-88: Assistant Coach, Baptist College (Charleston, SC); 1986-87: Graduate Assistant Coach, University of Kansas; 1985-86: Graduate Assistant Coach, Seton Hall University. Playing experience includes: 1980-82: Massachusetts and 1983-85: Sacred Heart University.
3-POINT GOALS: Since the 3-point field goal was adopted by the NCAA in 1986-87, UNLV has converted at least one 3-pointer in all 401 games played (counting 12 games this season). The Big West Conference experimented with the 3-point shot in the 1982-83, 1984-85 and 1985-86 seasons. During that period, UNLV connected from 3-point range in 53 of 64 games. The UNLV streak for games in which it sank at least one 3-point shot stands at 414. The last time the Runnin Rebels failed to make at least one 3-pointer came against Long Beach State on Jan. 25, 1986. NOTE: The other two top schools with consecutive 3-point streaks (as of Dec. 15) are Vanderbilt (392) and Princeton (350).
HOME RECORD: UNLV has compiled a record of 46-16 (.742) under Bill Bayno at the Thomas & Mack Center over four seasons. UNLV is 37-10 (.787) over the last three seasons.
NOTES:
Pres-Season Ranking: The Runnin Rebels were ranked 25th by Sports Illustrateds 1998 preseason Top 25 (Nov. 23 issue).
100-point Games: The 103 points scored against Sacred Heart in the season opener was the first 100-point game for UNLV since Dec. 30, 1994, at Central Florida. UNLV defeated Central Florida 103-90 in overtime...the last time UNLV scored 100 points at the Thomas & Mack Center was against Nevada, Reno on Feb. 25, 1993. UNLV won 100-93. 60-point half: UNLV recorded 60 points in the first half against Sacred Heart...the last time UNLV scored 60 points in a half was against UC Irvine on Dec. 19, 1992...the Runnin Rebels scored 60 points in the second half in rout to a 115-97 victory.
Shooting 60 percent: UNLV shot .638 from the field (44-for-69) against Sacred Heart...the last time UNLV shot 60 percent or better in a game was against Air Force .608 (31-for-51) on Feb. 20, 1997 at the T&M.
Victory Margins: The 47-point victory over Sacred Heart marked the largest margin of victory under coach Bill Bayno...the 37-point victory over Troy State (95-58 on Nov. 16) tied the second highest margin of victory...UNLV defeated Chicago State (86-49) on Dec. 17, 1997.
Shooting 3s: UNLV shot 37 attempts from 3-point range against USC on Nov. 20...the 37 attempts is the most since the Runnin Rebels attempted 46 (21 made) against Nevada, Reno on Dec. 8, 1990 at Reno.
Shooting 50 percent: UNLV has shot .492 (128-for-260) from the field over the last five games: shot .560 (28-for-50) vs. UNR (Dec. 2), .519 (27-for-52) vs. Arizona State (Dec. 5), .489 (24-for-49) vs. UCLA; .455 (25-for-55) vs. Cincinnati; .444 (24-for-54) vs. Oklahoma State...The Runnin Rebels have shot .500 or better in 4 of 10 games and are 3-1 in those games.
Homestand and Stretch: UNLV is in the midst of playing 7 of 8 at home (which began with the Las Vegas Shootout).
UNLV 0-3 vs. PAC-10: UNLV is 0-3 vs. the PAC-10 this season. The three losses were by a total of 17 points (5.7 average), vs. USC 68-71; ASU 70-79; UCLA 67-72.
Two double-doubles in same game: Kaspars Kambala (18 points and 13 rebounds) and Shawn Marion (18 points and 10 rebounds) recorded double-doubles against No. 25 Oklahoma State on Dec. 22. It marked the first time that two players have recorded double-doubles in the same game since Feb. 5, 1998, at Air Force (Keon Clark 18 points and 11 rebounds and Kevin Simmons 15 points and 11 rebounds).
45 Points by Columbia: UNLV allowed just 45 points to Columbia (74-45 victory on Dec. 27, 1998) and it marked the lowest point total for an opponent against UNLV since Miami scored 43 points in a 55-43 loss to UNLV on Nov. 29, 1996, at the T&M.
FIVE GAMES TO BE TELEVISED BY KBLR, TV-39, CABLE 9: UNLV Sports Network announced that for the first time it will offer spanish language broadcasts of Runnin Rebel basketball. KBLR, TV-39, Cable 9 will televise five road games. Live studio commentary will be provided by Carlos Veliz and Ruben Herrera. The following is the television schedule for the five Saturday games: Jan. 2, 1999 at Cal Poly; Jan. 23 at TCU; Feb. 6 at Air Force; Feb. 13 at Rice; Feb. 27 at Wyoming.
UNLV PLAYER-BY-PLAYER NOTES:
GREEDY DANIELS: Has appeared in 12 games (started 4) and is averaging 7.3 points, 4.2 assists and 2.8 steals (team leader with 34). Tied for first in WAC with the 2.8 steals average. He dished out a career-high 10 assists in the season opener against Sacred Heart on Nov. 14. Tied his career-high with 6 steals against Troy State on Nov. 16. Scored 11 points against USC on Nov. 20. Scored 14 points, 7 assists and 3 steals in 27 minutes against Weber State on Nov. 24 in his first start of the season. Played perhaps his best overall game as a Rebel against UNR on Dec. 2. Scored a career-high 23 points (8-for-9 FG, 2-for-2 3PFG) with 4 assists and 5 steals in a season-high 31 minutes. Scored 7 points, 5 assists and 3 steals in 31 minutes against Arizona State on Dec. 5. Averaged 8.5 points and 2.8 assists in four games as a starter (Nov. 27 - Dec. 5). Scored 8 points and had 4 steals in 17 minutes against No. 3 Cincinnati on Dec. 19. Scored in double figures for the fourth time this season with 10 points against Columbia on Dec. 27. Also dished out 5 assists and had 2 steals in 19 minutes.
MARK DICKEL: Has appeared in 12 games (started 8) and is averaging 5.8 points and 7.0 assists (team leader with 84 and ranks second in WAC). Has recorded 390 career assists (ranks ninth all-time). Dished out 10 assists in the season opener against Sacred Heart on Nov. 14. Scored 11 points and had a career-high 10 3-pointers attempted (1 made) against USC on Nov. 20. Dished out 6 assists in 31 minutes and committed only 1 turnover against No. 7 Kansas on Nov. 27. Had a strong game against UNR on Dec. 2. Scored 7 points, dished out 6 assists, 3 steals in 28 minutes. Had a stellar performance against No. 15 UCLA on Dec. 12. He scored a season-high 13 points (5-for-8 FG, 2-for-3 3PFG) and dished out 9 assists in 36 minutes. Scored 5 points and 4 rebounds and dished out a season-high 11 assists (one shy of career high) in a season-high 38 minutes against No. 3 Cincinnati on Dec. 19. It marked the sixth time in his career that he has recorded 10 or more assists in a game. Scored 8 points and dished out 7 assists in 36 minutes against No. 25 Oklahoma State on Dec. 22. Scored 7 points and had 4 assists against Columbia on Dec. 27. He dished out 9 assists in 28 minutes against Southern Utah on Dec. 28.
ISSIAH EPPS: Has appeared in 11 games and is averaging 2.2 points and 2.1 rebounds. Recorded season-high in points (7) and rebounds (6) in the season opener against Sacred Heart on Nov. 14. Scored 3 points, pulled down 4 rebounds and had 2 blocked shots in 13 minutes against Weber State on Nov. 24. He recorded 2 blocked shots in 5 minutes against No. 15 UCLA on Dec. 12. Recorded 3 blocked shots in 9 minutes against No. 3 Cincinnati on Dec. 19. Recorded 2 points, 2 rebounds, 2 blocked shots and 2 steals in 13 minutes against Columbia on Dec. 27. Scored 5 points and had 2 blocked shots in 7 minutes against Southern Utah on Dec. 28. Ranks second on the team with 12 blocked shots.
DESMOND HEROD: Has appeared in 8 games and is averaging 4.9 points. Scored a season-high 14 points (5-for-7 FG, 2-for-4 3PFG) against Troy State on Nov. 16. Scored 6 points (2-for-9 3PFG) in a season-high 19 minutes against Columbia on Dec. 27. Scored 4 points in 7 minutes against Southern Utah on Dec. 28.
KASPARS KAMBALA: Has appeared in 12 games and is averaging 13.5 points and 7.0 rebounds (second on team). Shooting .667 (58-for-87) from the field. Scored 25 points (11-for-13 FG) in the season opener against Sacred Heart on Nov. 14. Scored 17 points and 8 rebounds (all in the first half) against Troy State on Nov. 16. Scored 10 points and 5 rebounds against Weber State on Nov. 24. Scored 10 points and pulled down 7 rebounds in 32 minutes against No. 7 Kansas on Nov. 27. He did not play against UNR on Dec. 2 due to violating team policy. He came back with a strong performance against Arizona State on Dec. 5. He scored 12 points (4-for-7 FG) and pulled down 8 rebounds in 22 minutes. Scored 18 points (6-for-9 FG, 6-for-9 FT) and pulled down 8 rebounds in 30 minutes against No. 3 Cincinnati on Dec. 19. Recorded his 10th career double-double against No. 25 Oklahoma State on Dec. 22. Scored 18 points (6-for-8 FG, 6-for-7 FT) and pulled down a season-high 13 rebounds in 32 minutes. He scored a career-high 26 points (10-for-18 FG), 20 in the first half against Southern Utah on Dec. 28. The 18 FG attempts was a career-high. Recorded his second double-double of the season (11th career) with 11 rebounds in a season-high 33 minutes against the T-Birds. Has scored in double figures in 8 of 10 games. Has scored 20 or more points six times in his career.
BRIAN KEEFE: Has appeared in 12 games and is averaging 8.3 points. Shooting .410 (25-for-61) from 3-point range. Has made at least one 3-pointer in the last 11 games. Scored a season-high 15 points (3-for-9 3PFG) in 32 minutes against USC on Nov. 20. Scored 6 points on 2 3-pointers in 17 minutes against Weber State on Nov. 24. Scored 12 points (4-for-6 3PFG) in 28 minutes against No. 7 Kansas on Nov. 27. Scored 8 points (3-for-3 FG, 2-for-2 3PFG) in 25 minutes against Arizona State on Dec. 5. Scored 8 points and had 2 assists in 25 minutes against No. 15 UCLA on Dec. 12. Over a six-game stretch (Nov. 20 - Dec. 12), averaged 9.3 points, shot .463 (19-for-41) from the field and .484 (15-for-31) from 3-point range. Scored 8 points in 28 minutes against No. 3 Cincinnati on Dec. 19. Scored 9 points in 35 minutes against No. 25 Oklahoma State on Dec. 22. Scored 13 points (3-for-3 3PFG) and dished out 3 assists and 2 steals in 30 minutes against Southern Utah on Dec. 28. He earned his sociology degree at the conclusion of the fall sememster.
SHAWN MARION: Featured in Sports Illustrated College Basketball Preview Issue with a two-page photo spread (The Stars of Tomorrow - Nov. 23). The teams most consistent performer. Appeared in 12 games and is averaging 16.4 points (team leader) and 8.5 rebounds (team leader). Shooting .539 (82-for-152) from the field (ranks third in the WAC) and .722 (26-for-36) from the line. Scored in double figures in all 12 games. Scored 17 points against Sacred Heart on Nov. 14; 18 points and 7 rebounds against Troy State on Nov. 16. Compiled the teams first double-double of the season with 14 points and 10 rebounds against USC on Nov. 20. Scored 14 points (7-for-12 FG) and pulled down 9 rebounds and had 5 blocked shots in 30 minutes against Weber State on Nov. 24. Scored 12 points (all in the first half) and recorded a season-high 6 steals in 32 minutes against No. 7 Kansas on Nov. 27. Recorded his second double-double against UNR on Dec. 2. Scored 17 points (6-for-9 FG) and pulled down 11 rebounds to go along with 4 blocked shots in 37 minutes. Recorded his second straight double-double (third overall) with 20 points (8-for-16 FG) and 12 rebounds in 37 minutes against Arizona State on Dec. 5. Registered his second straight 20 point game against No. 15 UCLA on Dec. 12. Scored a season-high 22 points (9-for-14 FG) in a season-high 39 minutes. Recorded his third straight 20 point game (7-for-15 FG, 2-for-4 3PFG, 4-for-5 FT) against No. 3 Cincinnati on Dec. 19. First Rebel to record three straight 20 point or more games since Tyrone Nesby in 1997-98 (first three games of season). Recorded his team-high fourth double-double against No. 25 Oklahoma State on Dec. 22. Scored 18 points (8-for-16 FG), 10 rebounds and 4 steals in 39 minutes. Scored 11 points and recorded 4 blocked shots and 4 steals against Columbia on Dec. 27. Scored 13 points and pulled down a season-high 15 rebounds for his team-leading fifth double-double against Southern Utah on Dec. 28. Averaging 17.3 points, 9.9 rebounds, shooting .516 (49-for-95) from the field over his last seven games. Team-leader in minutes played with 368 (30.7), 24 blocked shots and second with 33 steals (2.8 average).
CHRIS RICHARDSON: Has appeared in 11 games and is averaging 2.1 points and 2.0 rebounds. Pulled down a season-high 7 rebounds against Sacred Heart on Nov. 14. Scored a season-high 6 points to go along with 5 rebounds and 4 assists against Troy State on Nov. 16. Scored 6 points and pulled down 4 rebounds and had 4 steals in 11 minutes against Columbia on Dec. 27.
KEVIN SIMMONS: Has appeared in 12 games and is averaging 12.7 points and 5.6 rebounds. Shooting .448 (47-for-105) from the field, .424 (14-for-33) from 3-point range and .733 (44-for-60) from the line. Scored in double figures in 10 of 12 games and five straight. Scored 17 points in the season opener against Sacred Heart on Nov. 14. Scored a season-high 21 points (7-for-10 FG, 5-for-8 FT) in 32 minutes against Weber State on Nov. 24. Recorded his first double-double of the season (5th at UNLV) against UNR on Dec. 2. Scored 11 points and pulled down 10 rebounds in 37 minutes. Scored 15 points (4-for-8 FG, 6-for-6 FT) and pulled down 8 rebounds in a career-high 40 minutes against No. 15 UCLA on Dec. 12. Scored 11 points in 32 minutes against No. 3 Cincinnati on Dec. 19. Scored 16 points and dished out a UNLV career-high 5 assists in 35 minutes against No. 25 Oklahoma State on Dec. 22. Scored 11 points and pulled down 9 rebounds in 25 minutes against Columbia on Dec. 27. Scored 14 points and 9 rebounds in 29 minutes against Southern Utah on Dec. 28. Second on the team with 358 minutes played (29.8 average). Averaging 13.4 points over his last five games and shooting .556 (5-for-9) from 3-point range over his last three games.
DONOVAN STEWART: Has appeared in 12 games and is averaging 5.6 points and 2.0 rebounds. Pulled down a season-high 7 rebounds in 12 minutes against USC on Nov. 20. Scored 4 points and had 2 rebounds in 21 minutes against No. 7 Kansas on Nov. 27. In his first start of the season, he scored a career-high 19 points (7-for-9 FG), pulled down 6 rebounds in a career-high 35 minutes against UNR on Dec. 2. Scored 9 points in 28 minutes against Arizona State on Dec. 5. Averaged 14.0 points in two games as a starter (vs. UNR and ASU). Scored a game-high 14 points (6-for-7 FG) in 23 minutes against Columbia on Dec. 27.
RUNNIN REBEL BREAKDOWN:
Overall 6-6
Home 5-3
Road 1-1
Neutral 0-2
WAC 0-0
WAC Home 0-0
WAC Road 0-0
Vs. Conference USA 0-1
Vs. Big Sky 1-0
Vs. Big 12 0-2
Vs. Big West 1-0
Vs. Ivy League 1-0
Vs. Mid-Continent Conference 1-0
Vs. New England Conference 1-0
Vs. Pacific-10 Conference 0-3
Vs. Trans America Athletic Conference 1-0
Vs. West Coast Conference 0-0
In overtime games 0-0
When leading at halftime 6-1
When Tied at halftime 0-1
When trailing at halftime 0-4
When outrebounding the opponent 6-3
When tied in rebounding with opponent 0-0
When opponent outrebounds UNLV 0-3
When have less turnovers than opponent 5-1
When tied in turnovers with opponent 1-0
When have more turnovers than opponent 0-5
When shooting better from the field 6-1
When shooting worse from the field 0-5
When shooting better at the free throw line 5-4
When shooting worse at the free throw line 1-2
When taking more shots than the opponent 4-1
When taking fewer shots than the opponent 2-5
When shooting more 3-pointers 3-3
When shooting fewer 3-pointers 3-3
When shooting the same 3-pointers 0-0
When taking more free throws 5-3
When taking fewer free throws 1-3
When shooting better than 50 percent from field 3-1
When shooting less than 50 percent from field 3-5
When scoring more than 100 points 1-0
When Scoring 90-100 points 1-0
When Scoring 80-90 points 3-0
When Scoring 70-80 points 1-2
When Scoring less than 70 points 0-4
When opposition scores more than 80 points 0-2
When opposition scores less than 80 points 6-4
In games decided by less than four points 0-1
In games decided by 4-10 points 0-2
In games decided by 10+ points 6-3
