Rebels Golf team fourth in final poll
Friday, Dec. 4, 1998 | 10:43 a.m.
The UNLV golf team is ranked fourth in the final fall edition of the MasterCard Collegiate Golf Rankings.
Clemson occupies the top spot with 344 votes, Georgia is second at 321 and Houston is third at 309 and the Rebels are fourth with 297.
Individually, David Gossett of Texas is ranked first in the nation with 312 votes, followed by Charles Howell of Oklahoma State at 266 and Bryce Molder of Georgia Tech at 263. UNLV junior Jeremy Anderson is ranked fourth at 247, while Edward Loar of Oklahoma State is fifth at 246.
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