Rudy Davalos

Rudy Davalos
Playing career

Sport(s)	Basketball
?–1960	Texas State
Position(s)	Point guard
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1962	Kentucky (assistant)
1963–1970	Auburn (assistant)
1970–1973	Sewanee
1973–1976	San Antonio Spurs (assistant)
Administrative career (AD unless noted)
1976–1984	UTSA
1987–1992	Houston
1992–2005	New Mexico
Head coaching record
Overall	30–34
Accomplishments and honors
Championships
SCAC (1973)
Awards
NAIA Hall of Fame (1977)

Rudy Albert Davalos, Jr. is a retired basketball coach and college athletics administrator.^[1]^[2]^[3]

References

↑ Remington, Greg (2005-10-11). "Director of Athletics Rudy Davalos announces retirement". University of New Mexico. Retrieved 2011-06-08.
↑ "Rudy Davalos - University of New Mexico". National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Retrieved 2011-06-08.
↑ Flores, David (2010-08-12). "Hispanic Hall of Fame honors Rudy Davalos and others". San Antonio Express-News. Retrieved 2011-06-08.

UTSA Roadrunners athletic directors

Rudy Davalos (1976–1984) Jim Skaines # (1984–1988) Bobby Thompson (1988–1999) Lynn Hicke (2000– ) Pound sign (#) denotes acting athletic director.

Houston Cougars athletic directors

Harry Fouke (1945–1979) Cedric Dempsey (1979–1982) John Kasser (1982–1984) Tom Ford (1984–1986) Michael Johnson # (1986–1987) Rudy Davalos (1987–1992) Bill Carr (1993–1997) Chet Gladchuk, Jr. (1997–2001) Dave Maggard (2002–2009) Mack Rhoades (2009–2015) Hunter Yurachek (2015– ) Pound sign (#) denotes interim athletic director.

New Mexico Lobos athletic directors

Roy W. Johnson (1920–1949) Pete McDavid (1956–1973) Lavon McDonald (1974–1979) John Bridgers (1979–1987) John Koenig (1987–1988) Rudy Davalos (1992–2005) Paul Krebs (2006– )

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