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Randall Herbst was promoted to associate<br />
head coach <strong>of</strong> the S<strong>ioux</strong> m<strong>en</strong>'s b<strong>asketball</strong><br />
team on May 19, 2004. Herbst, who has<br />
sp<strong>en</strong>t the past four seasons as an assistant<br />
on Glas’s staff, is the first in Glas’s 16<br />
seasons at UND that has held the<br />
distinction <strong>of</strong> being an associate head<br />
coach with the F<strong>ighting</strong> S<strong>ioux</strong>.<br />
“Randall has done a great job and has be<strong>en</strong><br />
very loyal to the program,” Glas said.<br />
“He’s deserving <strong>of</strong> the title and has earned<br />
it.”<br />
During Herbst’s four years as a UND<br />
assistant, the F<strong>ighting</strong> S<strong>ioux</strong> have posted a<br />
69-44 overall record (.611) while making<br />
four North C<strong>en</strong>tral Confer<strong>en</strong>ce postseason<br />
tournam<strong>en</strong>t appearances and an NCAA<br />
Division II North C<strong>en</strong>tral Region<br />
tournam<strong>en</strong>t appearance in 2003. S<strong>ioux</strong><br />
players have be<strong>en</strong> named NCC player <strong>of</strong><br />
the year three times during Herbst’s stint<br />
and have also won three All-American<br />
honors.<br />
Coach Pr<strong>of</strong>iles<br />
RANDALL HERBST<br />
Associate Head Coach • 5th Season<br />
Winona State (1993)<br />
Prior to coming to North Dakota,<br />
Herbst was the head coach at Waldorf<br />
Junior College in Forest City, Iowa, where<br />
he compiled a two-year record <strong>of</strong> 34-27.<br />
The Warriors ranked No. 1 in the country<br />
in scoring def<strong>en</strong>se in both <strong>of</strong> Herbst’s<br />
years, and Waldorf’s 19-12 record in 1999<br />
repres<strong>en</strong>ted the second-most wins in the<br />
history <strong>of</strong> the college.<br />
Prior to Waldorf, Herbst had stints as<br />
an assistant coach at Division II Lincoln<br />
Memorial (T<strong>en</strong>n.) and North Iowa Area<br />
Community College. North Iowa Area<br />
Community College won the 1995<br />
NJCAA National Championship while<br />
Herbst was an assistant.<br />
Herbst earned a bachelor’s degree in<br />
physical education from Winona State in<br />
1993. He played baseball and b<strong>asketball</strong> at<br />
Winona State, where he served as a team<br />
captain as a s<strong>en</strong>ior and helped the Warriors<br />
to back-to-back winning seasons in 1992<br />
and 1993. Prior to WSU, Herbst was a<br />
two-time all-region point guard and<br />
academic All-American at Waldorf Junior<br />
College. In his four years <strong>of</strong> playing<br />
college b<strong>asketball</strong>, Herbst scored 1,031<br />
points.<br />
A 1989 graduate <strong>of</strong> Beaver Dam<br />
(Wis.) High School, Herbst was the Little<br />
10 Confer<strong>en</strong>ce Player <strong>of</strong> the Year as a<br />
s<strong>en</strong>ior.<br />
F<strong>ighting</strong> S<strong>ioux</strong> M<strong>en</strong>’s B<strong>asketball</strong> 2004-05<br />
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