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University 1-6Social Media ..................................................................................1University President ......................................................................2Athletics Director ...........................................................................3University of Memphis ..................................................................4City of Memphis ............................................................................5Tiger Traditions ..............................................................................6

Media 8-9Quick Facts ....................................................................................82013 Schedule ...............................................................................8Media Information ........................................................................82013 Roster ...................................................................................9

Coaches&Staff 10-14Head Coach Daron Schoenrock ............................................. 10-11Assistant Coaches .................................................................. 12-13Support Staff .............................................................................. 14

MeettheTigers 15-27Player Profiles ........................................................................ 15-27

2012Review 28-47Season Recap .............................................................................. 28Statistics ..................................................................................... 29C-USA Only Statistics .................................................................. 30Game Results ......................................................................... 31-46C-USA Review ............................................................................. 47

History 48-85Year-by-Year Results............................................................... 48-54All-Time Series Records ......................................................... 55-60Record vs. Ranked Opponents .................................................... 61Record vs. Opponents by Conference ........................................ 62All-Time C-USA Standings ........................................................... 63All-Time C-USA Tourn. Results ............................................... 63-64Tigers In The NCAAs .............................................................. 65-66All-Time Roster ...................................................................... 67-70Retired Jerseys ....................................................................... 71-72Tigers In The Pros ....................................................................... 73Record Book .......................................................................... 74-81Year-by-Year Coaching Records ................................................... 82Honors & Awards................................................................... 83-84FedExPark ................................................................................... 85AutoZone Park ............................................................................ 85

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The 2013 University of Memphis Spring Sports Fact Book is intended for the editorial use of media organizations covering the Tigers. Any reprinting, reproduction or other use of the contents for any commercial use is prohibited.

EDITORS: Blake Barington, Tammy DeGroff, Brandon Kolditz, Brad Pope, Mark Taylor

LAYOUT/COVERS: Brandon Kolditz

ASSISTANCE: Lamar Chance, Travis Chell, Bryan McEldowney, Ron Mears, Bob Winn

PHOTOGRAPHY: Photos were taken by professional sports photographers Joe Murphy, Lindsey Lissau, Cady Herring, Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau.

The primary mission of the Department of Athletics is to provide a successful athletic program at the highest level of competition. Characterized by academic, athletic and moral excellence in a diverse collegiate environment, the program will abide by the spirit of the rules governing students and intercollegiate athletics and will be known for its good sportsmanship and integrity.

The U of M is an equal opportunity/affirmative action university.

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Dr. Shirley C. Raines became the 11th pres-ident of the University of Memphis on July 1, 2001. She is the first woman to hold the presi-dency of the University, which was founded in 1912. The University is classified by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as a high research university, with approximately 23,000 students and 2,500 employees. Previous to her appointment at the Univer-sity of Memphis, Dr. Raines was Vice Chancel-lor for Academic Services and Dean of the Col-lege of Education at the University of Kentucky. While at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., she received the Distinguished Faculty Member award and has received two research awards from the Eastern Educational Research Association. She is the author of 14 books and numerous journal articles and is widely regard-ed as an expert in teacher education and early childhood education. During the years of Dr. Raines’ tenure at the University of Memphis, some of the fol-lowing building projects have been completed: the FedEx Institute of Technology, the Kem-mons Wilson School of Hospitality and Resort Management, the Student Activities Plaza and fountain, the clock tower, University Services Building with new bookstore, additions to the Carpenter Student Housing Complex, the reno-vation of Wilder Tower, the University Center, the Living Learning Residence Complex and re-location of the Law School to the historic down-town location on the Mississippi River. Improvement to athletics facilities have also been a priority with the construction of the Athletic Training Facility, Penny Hardaway Athletics Hall of Fame, Tiger Softball Complex, FedExPark, Frank L. Flautt Golf Center, and up-grades and renovations to the football training facilities, Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium and the Elma Roane Fieldhouse.

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Described in The Commercial Appeal as “powerful, prepared and personable,” she has become known for her effective work in building productive partnerships on and off the campus. This emphasis has enabled the University to re-alize significant increases in annual giving to the University. Establishment of the University of Memphis Research Foundation along with the University’s focus on engaged scholarship in the community has facilitated an increase of spon-sored research grants and contract awards by al-most 100 percent. Major focus areas of her work with students include an increased emphasis on the retention of students, expansion of the Uni-versity’s Honors and Emerging Leaders programs, the establishment of a guaranteed internship program for qualified students, living learning residential and curricular learning communities throughout campus, and the establishment of the University of Memphis Lambuth Campus. Dr. Raines served on the board for the NCAA for five years and chaired the Presiden-

tial Task Force Oversight and Monitoring Group while also serving on the Board of Directors of Conference USA. She chaired C-USA and will become a member of the BIG EAST Governing Board in July of 2013. Dr. Raines earned her Doctorate in Educa-tion and her Master of Science degree from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Her Bach-elor of Science degree is from the University of Tennessee at Martin. She also completed the Management Development Program from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She has returned to Harvard for the past five years as a keynote speaker for the Institutes for Higher Education addressing new university presidents and chancellors. A native of Bells, Tenn., she is married to retired professor, Dr. Robert J. Canady. In his re-tirement, he is a stained glass artist. Dr. Raines has one son and two grandchildren.

2001- Dr. Shirley C. Raines2000-01 Dr. Ralph Faudree (interim)1991-2000 Dr. V. Lane Rawlins1980-91 Dr. Thomas Carpenter1980 Dr. Jerry Boone (interim)1973-80 Dr. Billy M. Jones1972-73 Dr. John Richardson (interim)1960-72 Dr. C.C. Humphreys1950-60 Dr. J. Millard Smith1949-50 Lamar Newport (acting)1946-49 Dr. J. Millard Smith1943-46 Dr. Jennings B. Sanders1939-43 Dr. Richard C. Jones1924-39 Dr. John Willard “J.W.” Brister1918-24 Dr. Andrew A. Kincannon1913-18 Dr. John Willard “J.W.” Brister1912-13 Dr. Seymour A. Mynders

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Tom Bowen was named the University of Memphis Director of Athletics in an Apr. 16, 2012, press conference in the Penny Hardaway Athlet-ics Hall of Fame assembly room. Bowen officially started work on the U of M campus in June. Bowen leads the Athletics Department at the University of Memphis after serving as the Ath-letics Director at San Jose State University (SJSU) since December 2004. While at San Jose State, the core of Bowen’s mission was building a “Culture of Champions” academically, athletically and in the community. To reach that end, Bowen instilled a greater sense of purpose, commitment and execution from stu-dent-athletes, coaches, staff, alumni and friends. An integral member of the SJSU’s presiden-tial staff, Bowen created and implemented short and long-term revenue streams for intercollegiate athletics. He led the Spartan Foundation — the department’s fundraising component — through consistently challenging and uncertain economic conditions to unprecedented fiscal heights at the university. The Spartans produced annual budget surpluses four-straight years under his direction and re-invested their gains back into their student-athletes and teams. In his first four football seasons (2005-08), San Jose State produced the most wins at the school since 1990-93. Last year, the Spartans were one of the most improved teams in the FBS with road wins at Colorado State and Fresno State and a home triumph in their first meeting with Navy. The 2006 through 2008 Spartans were the first three SJSU teams to post consecutive .500 or better records in the Western Athletic Conference football standings. The 2006 Spartans capped their finest season in many years, posting a 9-4 overall record and capturing the New Mexico Bowl championship. Recent athletics accomplishments add to his “Culture of Champions.” Women’s golf, women’s soccer, baseball and women’s swimming were the latest teams to win a Western Athletic Conference championship. Women’s water polo is a consis-tent top-10 national program. Women’s swim-ming finished 2008-09 with the longest dual meet winning streak in Division I. Women’s gymnastics is entrenched as a NCAA Regional Championship qualifying team. Men’s basketball, men’s soccer and men’s golf have produced measurable gains, particularly in conference competition.

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The Spartans have earned All-America honors in football, women’s golf, baseball and women’s water polo. San Jose State had its first women’s gymnastics individual NCAA Regional champion in 2009. Twelve student-athletes were honored na-tionally and more than 100 at the conference level for academic achievements in 2009-10. Bowen’s vision for student-athlete success and excellence led to the creation of a Student Suc-cess Services component. Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores, as measured by the NCAA, have risen steadily and strikingly under his watch and were at a then university-best in 2009 and were surpassed in the 2010 report. In 2008, San Jose State was named as one of 12 Division I universities cited for Overall Excel-lence in Diversity in the most recent national study by Texas A&M University on behalf of the NCAA. Bowen’s proven administrative and manage-rial record at San Jose State has resulted in mean-ingful national appointments in college athletics. He served as one of eight Football Bowl Subdivi-sion directors of athletics on the 24-member NCAA Division I Football Issues Committee, an appoint-ment that ended in 2011. In 2009, Bowen was one of 12 named to serve as a mentor to aspiring wom-en and ethnic minority athletics administrators in the NCAA Fellows Leadership Program. He was the

Tournament Director for the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Di-vision I Championship first and second rounds games played in San Jose. Bowen joined the staff at San Jose State after serving three years as the Director of Com-munity Affairs and the executive director of the 49ers Founda-tion for the San Francisco 49ers of the National Football League. He directed all of the team’s fundraising activities and was responsible for alumni and cur-rent player participation in the community. His Division I experience at

the collegiate level includes athletics administra-tion positions at the University of California and Saint Mary’s College in Moraga, Calif. As an assis-tant and associate director of athletics at California from July 2000 through September 2002, he was responsible for athletics fundraising. Bowen was credited with developing the first comprehensive planned giving program for the Golden Bears. At Saint Mary’s College, he was the Director of Foundations and Corporate Relations from May 1995 to January 1997, before being appointed to an associate director of athletics position by the presi-dent of the college. From January 1997 through April 2000, he managed the athletics department’s budget, directed a corporate sponsorship program and interacted with the academic senate, faculty and university personnel on student-athlete issues. His first professional leadership appoint-ment in athletics was at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif. From 1987 through 1995, he held the positions of athletics director and assistant football coach. The 1983 graduate of the University of Notre Dame majored in theology/sociology and spent six years studying for the priesthood with the Holy Cross Fathers. Bowen went on to earn a master’s degree in administration/education from the Uni-versity of San Francisco in 1990. Active throughout the entire Bay Area, he was named to the San Jose Mercury News’ Top-25 Most Powerful Sports Figures in the Bay Area. Bowen served on the board of the San Jose Sports Authority, and he was an adjunct professor at the University of San Francisco School of Sports Man-agement and at San Jose State University’s Depart-ment of Kinesiology, where he taught sports man-agement classes. He is a Level 2 certified member of the Col-lege Athletic Business Management Association (CABMA) and has memberships in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and the Association of Fundraising Pro-fessionals. He and his wife, Mia, are the parents of three children: sons, Andrew and Peter, and daughter, McKenna.



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For the past 100 years, the University of Memphis has been a catalyst for progress in the city of Memphis, the state of Tennessee and the surrounding Mid-South region. From its inception in 1912 as a “normal school” dedicated to the education of public school teachers to its role today as an educator of technologically savvy, socially conscious grad-uates who face a complex world, the U of M has always been an integral component of the greater community. Exceptional students from 46 states and 99 countries choose the University of Mem-phis as their collegiate home. Approximately 23,000 students attend the U of M, includ-ing more than 2,400 first-time freshmen and 2,700 students who live on campus in univer-sity housing. As a doctoral-granting metropolitan re-search university, the University is commit-ted to excellence in undergraduate, graduate and professional education; in the discovery and dissemination of knowledge; in engaged scholarship to the metropolitan community, state and nation; and in the preparation of a diverse student population for successful ca-reers and meaningful participation in a global society. Ever forward looking, the University of Memphis is poised to enter one of its most historic and productive periods. As the uni-versity continues to celebrate its 100th anni-versary this year, its faculty, staff, alumni and benefactors have never been more willing, able and generous in their efforts to build an academic environment that makes a lifelong impact. The University’s strategic plan addresses its goals. Foremost among these is the ability to recruit outstanding faculty, enroll motivat-ed students and provide distinctive learning experiences so its students are prepared for successful and meaningful participation in a diverse society. Currently, the U of M offers 17 bachelor’s degrees in more than 50 areas of study, mas-ter’s degrees in 55 subjects and doctoral de-grees in 25 disciplines. It also offers a specialist’s degree in education, a juris doctorate in law and 21 graduate certificates. Degree programs at the University of Memphis are divided into 10 colleges and schools – College of Arts and Sciences, Fogelman College of Business and Economics, College of Communication and Fine Arts, College of Education, Health and Human Sciences, Herff College of Engineering, the School of Public Health, University College, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, Loewenberg School of Nursing, and the School of Communi-cation Sciences and Disorders.

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For academically ambitious and talented students, the Helen Hardin Honors Program at the University of Memphis combines the best of a small liberal arts school with the wide-ranging opportunities of a large, na-tionally-recognized research university. With more than 1,700 students participating in fall 2011, the honors program, now in its 39th year, is the largest honors program in the state of Tennessee. In addition to the main campus in the heart of East Memphis, the University of Memphis opened a campus in Jackson, Tenn., in fall 2011 at what was formerly Lambuth University. It also has off-site campuses and teaching sites in Bartlett, Bolivar, Collierville, Cordova, Covington, Dyersburg, Humboldt, Jackson, Millington and Whitehaven. One of the University’s greatest contribu-tions to the community is its alumni. Many have become nationally and internally renowned in their fields as corporate executives, elected officials, award-winning actors and best-selling authors. More than 64,000 U of M alumni live within a 40-mile radius of Memphis. As it enters its second century, the Uni-versity will continue to build strong partner-ships with alumni, friends and community leaders so that it may empower the next gen-eration of Dreamers. Thinkers. Doers. For more information on the University of Memphis, visit memphis.edu.

PresidentDr. Shirley C. Raines

Founded1912 as West Tennessee State Normal School

CampusSize1,607 acres and 237 buildings

OperatingBudget$439 million

LocalEconomicImpact$1.43 billion

Enrollment(forFall2010) Total ........................................................ 22,725 Undergraduate........................................ 17,966 Graduate ................................................... 4,340 Law School ................................................... 419 Full-time ...................................................... 68% Part-time ..................................................... 32%

WorkforceApproximately 2,500 employees including 834 full-time faculty

Colleges&Schools• Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law• College of Arts & Sciences• College of Communication and Fine Arts• College of Education, Health and Human Sciences• Fogelman College of Business and Economics• Graduate School• Herff College of Engineering• Loewenberg School of Nursing• School of Communication Sciences and Disorders• School of Public Health• University College

Degrees• 17 bachelor’s degrees in more than 50 areas of study

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Considered the “Home of the Blues” and the “Birthplace of Rock ‘n Roll,” the city of Memphis’ musical roots run deep. However, music is just a chapter in the history as well as the future of the city located in the heart of Mid-America. Memphis, named after the capital of ancient Egypt, has big city amenities with a small-town feel. Whether you are a hardcore sports enthusiast, a history buff, a music aficionado, or you just like to relax and watch as boats travel the Mississippi River, Memphis has something for everyone. Downtown Memphis has continued to grow and thrive, and two of the most visible projects have been the construction of AutoZone Park and FedExForum. AutoZone Park is the home of the Memphis Redbirds, the St. Louis Cardinals’ Triple-A club. The 14,320-seat stadium includes 1,500 club seats, 48 luxury suites and is located at the corner of Third Street and Union Avenue across from the world-famous Peabody Hotel. The Memphis Tigers baseball team also plays some of its more high-profile opponents in the top-notch facility. The city’s newest downtown project is FedExForum, an entertainment arena that houses both the Memphis Grizzlies of the National Basketball Association and the University of Memphis men’s basketball team. The $250 million state-of-the-art arena features a 35,000-square-foot outdoor plaza where fans of all ages can gather before an event. The arena has over 100 points of sale for concession stands and four full-service restaurants. FedExForum is located one block south of Beale Street. Memphis’ musical roots can be traced to band leader W.C. Handy, who wrote the first blues song here in 1909, a campaign theme for Memphis mayor “Boss” Crump called “Boss Crump Blues” and later published as the “The Memphis Blues.” The sound soon caught on and blues bands filled the clubs along Beale. Young musicians who have performed along Beale include Muddy Waters, Furry Lewis, Albert King, Bobby “Blue” Bland and B.B. King. Beale Street has rapidly become the entertainment center of Memphis, and visitors and locals alike enjoy the food and music offered in the various nightclubs. Where Beale Street meets the Mississippi River is Tom Lee Park, site of the annual Beale Street Music Festival. The weekend-long event is just a part of the month-long Memphis in May International Festival, which also includes the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest and the Sunset Symphony. Located within a block of Beale is Gibson Guitar Memphis, which includes factory tours and cultural exhibits. Across the street is the Smithsonian’s Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum located at the FedExForum, which includes artifacts documenting music’s past. Memphis’ musical roots also include Stax and Hi-Records as well as Sun Records recording

• Named for its Egyptian sister city on the Nile

• The largest city in Tennessee & the 17th largest city in the United States

• Centered in the middle of the nation’s population

• The Pork BBQ Capital of the world

• The home of The Pyramid, the third largest pyramid in the world

• Ranked by the travel industry as one of the top 20 destinations for an athletic event

• Ranked as one of the nation’s top 10 convention centers and locations

• The nation’s largest spot cotton-trading market

• The hardwood capital of the world

• The home of the world’s largest cargo airport

• The third-largest rail center in the United States

• The fourth-largest inland port in the United States

• Home to the Memphis Zoo, one of only four zoos in the United States to exhibit giant pandas.

• The 35th Best Sports City according to The Sporting News 2011 list.

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studio. Stax became known for “sweet soul music” through such artists as the MarKeys, Booker T. and the MGs, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Sam and Dave and Isaac Hayes. The Stax Museum reopened on its original location at McLemore and Crump in the summer of 2003 and offers visitors a complete history of “Soulsville USA.” One of Hi-Records’ premier artists was Al Green. Sun Records’ most famous recording artist was Elvis Presley and also boasted Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash among its recording artists. Elvis Presley’s Graceland is one of the five most-visited home tours in America and is the most famous home in the United States after the White House. In 1991, Graceland was placed on the National Register of Historical Places. Over 600,000 visitors tour Graceland each year. Also located downtown is the beautiful Orpheum Theater, which serves as a venue for performances by Ballet Memphis, the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and traveling Broadway shows, as well as the Orpheum Classic Movies series and other concerts. The city’s location makes Memphis a major distribution hub with two interstate highways intersecting the city. Memphis is also home of FedEx, the nation’s largest package carrier which makes Memphis International Airport the world’s busiest cargo airport. Over 500 commercial passenger flights originate from Memphis International each day. Ranked by The Sporting News as one of the “Top 50 Sports Cities In the Country,” the city of Memphis is a large metropolitan city with a hometown feel. From its big-city industry such as FedEx and the Memphis International Airport to

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When the University of Memphis first fielded a football team in the fall of 1912, no one had selected a nickname for the squad. Early references to the football team tabbed them only as the Blue and Gray Warriors of West Tennessee Normal School. After the final game of the 1914 season, there was a student parade. During this event, several Normal students shouted, “We fight like Tigers.” The nickname was born. More and more the nickname “Tigers” was used, particularly in campus publications. But, it did not catch on with the newspapers downtown. They continued to use “Normals” or the “Blue and Gray” when referring to the University. In the late 1920s, student publications and downtown newspapers began referring to the football team as the “Teachers” or “Tutors.” The Tigers nickname would return, but not until 1939 was it finally adopted as the official nickname for the University of Memphis. For nearly 40 years, the sideline mascot for the University of Memphis has been a Bengal Tiger named TOM. TOM attends all Tigers football home games, and he can also be found at many other University events throughout the year. TOM travels in style in a custom-designed, climate-controlled trailer and always with police escort. As one of only two universities in America with a live tiger mascot, The University of Memphis is unique in its tiger tradition. As a project of the Highland Hundred, no public or University funds are used to provide for TOM’s needs, and no University resources are required in his care. TOM is a powerful and majestic symbol of the University of Memphis, and his presence presents constant opportunities to educate Tigers fans young and old through

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Stand Firm, O Alma Mater Through All The Years To Come; In Days Of Youth And Beauty Thy Halls Have Been Our Home. In Time Of Preparation Great Lessons Didst Thou Teach Till Now O Alma Mater, The Stars We’ll Strive To Reach.

Lead On, O Alma Mater They Sons To Highways, Give Light And Truth Unto Them For All Their Coming Days. To Thee We’ll Give All Honor, Our Hopes Abide In Thee, For Thou, O Alma Mater, Hast Made Us Ever Free.

Go Tigers Go, Go On To Victory, Be A Winner Thru And Thru; Fight Tigers, Fight Cause We’re Going All The Way -- Fight, Fight For The Blue And Gray And Say --

Let’s Go Tigers Go, Go On To Victory. See Our Colors Bright And True; It’s Fight Now Without A Fear, Fight Now Let’s Shout A Cheer, Shout For Dear Memphis U. (Yell) Go Tigers Go Go Tigers Go Yea -- Tiger Go!

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The University of Memphis’ official logo was redesigned by Craig Thompson from Disciple Design in Memphis, Tenn. The original logo was an MSU with a leaping Tiger coming out from behind the letter. The new logo is an “M” with a leaping Tiger coming up over the center of the “M.”

The University of Memphis’ official school colors of Blue and Gray were selected in the early 1900s. The colors were chosen in an effort to show unity in a nation that was still recovering from the effects of the Civil War. The student body thought that by picking the colors of the North and the South, the school would show a togetherness among all students.

the preservation of one of the world’s most recognizable endangered species. The first Tiger, TOM, was procured by the Highland Hundred football boosters in 1972 and served the U of M faithfully for nearly 20 years until passing away in February of 1992. The Highland Hundred officially presented TOM to the University in a ceremony at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium on Nov. 11, 1972, during a football game against the University of Cincinnati. TOM had initially been named ‘Shane’ at the suggestion of the breeder’s daughter. Once in Memphis, though, a contest was held to name the mascot. More than 2,500 entries were submitted. The list was ultimately reduced to two choices, Shane and TOM, which stands for Tigers Of Memphis. TOM won. In the fall of 1991, the Highland Hundred Tiger Guard received TOM II as a gift from Tom and

Carolyn Atchison of Florence, Ala. TOM II served his university with pride for 17 years through 2008, passing away on Oct. 15 of that year. Shortly after TOM II’s death, the Tiger Guard began the search for a new tiger to serve as TOM III, and a stroke of good luck was realized in a discussion with the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue & Educational Center in Rock Springs, Wis. Faced with three new cubs born Aug. 31, 2008, after an unexpected pregnancy at their facility, founders Jeff Kozlowski and Jenny Meyer offered to donate one of their young tigers to serve as TOM III. TOM III was introduced at a press conference on Nov. 17, 2008, and the Tiger Guard officially presented him to the University on Nov. 22 during a football game against the UCF.



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CredentialsMembers of the media traveling with the team to FedExPark do not need a credential. Media not traveling with the team need to contact Mark Taylor in the University of Memphis Athletics Communications Office at (901) 678-5108 for press credentials. A pass list will be kept at the main gate area, which also serves as the media gate. Seating in the press area is limited and will be restricted to working press, radio and television representatives’ needs, according to NCAA regulations.

PhotographersPhotographers must have a working credential for access to the field. Photographers will be granted a credential through the University of Memphis Athletic Media Relations Office. Photographers are not permitted to sell photos taken at U of M baseball games without the written consent of the Athletics Communications office. Freelance photographers will not receive credentials.

ParkingMedia parking is located in the lot adjacent to the stadium. No parking pass is required.

StatisticsThe U of M Athletics Communications Office will provide game notes, statistics, rosters and media guides throughout the game to all members of the media. The U of M Athletics Communications Office will also provide complete game statistics to each media member shortly after each contest.

Practice/InterviewsMemphis baseball practices are closed to the media. However, special arrangements may be made by contacting the Athletic Media Relations Office at least 24 hours before practice time. All interviews are coordinated with head coach Daron Schoenrock through the Athletics Communications Office. The office staff can also set up interviews throughout the season with the coaches as well as player interviews, which will be scheduled around the players’ academic and practice schedules. Coaches and players are available for postgame interviews 10 minutes following the end of the game.

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MediaQuick Facts ..................................... 82013 Schedule ................................ 8Media Information ......................... 82013 Roster .................................... 9 Coaches & StaffHead Coach Daron Schoenrock ....10-11Assistant Coaches ....................12-13Support Staff................................. 14

Meet the TigersPlayer Profiles ..........................15-27

2012 ReviewSeason Recap ................................ 28Statistics ....................................... 29C-USA Only Statistics .................... 30Game Results ...........................31-46C-USA Review ............................... 47

HistoryYear-by-Year Results.................48-54All-Time Series Records ...........55-60Record vs. Ranked Opponents ......61Record vs. Opponents by Conference .62All-Time C-USA Standings .............63All-Time C-USA Tourn. Results .... 63-64Tigers In The NCAAs ................65-66All-Time Roster ........................67-70Retired Jerseys .........................71-72Tigers In The Pros ......................... 73Record Book ............................74-81Year-by-Year Coaching Records .....82Honors & Awards.....................83-84FedExPark ..................................... 85AutoZone Park .............................. 85

General InformationSchool: ............The University of MemphisLocation:.......................... Memphis, Tenn.Founded: ........................................... 1912Enrollment: .................................... 22,725Affiliation: ........................ NCAA Division IConference: ..................... Conference USANickname: ....................................... TigersColors: .................................... Blue & GrayHome Field: .............................. FedExParkSurface: ............................... Natural GrassDimensions: .... L-R: 318-360-379-360-317Capacity: .......................................... 2,000President: ...................... Dr. Shirley RainesAthletics Director: .................. Tom BowenWeb Site: ............... www.GoTigersGo.com

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HistoryFirst Year of Baseball: .......................1913All-Time Record: ....1651-1252-16 (99 yrs)NCAA Tournaments/Last: ............. 5/2007Last Postseason Opponent: ... Austin PeayResult: ..........L, 7-18 (Vanderbilt Regional)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: .................Daron Schoenrock

(Tennessee Tech, 1984)Overall Record (Yrs): ......233-302 (10 yrs)Record at Memphis (Yrs): .207-250 (8 yrs)Associate Head Coach: Fred Corral (4th Year)Assistant Coach: ....... Clay Greene (2nd year)Assistant Coach: ............ Zach Clark (3rd Year)

Team Information2012 Overall Record: .......................31-28Home: ...............................................16-13Away: ...............................................13-13Neutral: ................................................2-22012 C-USA Record/Finish: .....14-10/T3rdHome: ...................................................6-6Away: ...................................................8-4Final 2012 Rankings: ...........................N/AFinal 2012 RPI: ...................................... 77Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ....... 20/10Pitchers Returning/Lost: ..................... 2/2Starters Returning/Lost: ..................... 5/4 Media RelationsPressbox Phone: ................ 901-678-1301Baseball Contact: ................... Mark TaylorOffice Phone: ................... (901) 678-5108Cell Phone: ....................... (870) 759-2074E-mail: [email protected] Relations Fax:........ (901) 678-4134Address: ...............570 Normal, Room 203

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2/15 Fri Illinois State FedExPark 4:00 pm2/16 Sat Illinois State FedExPark 2:00 pm2/17 Sun Illinois State FedExPark 1:00 pm2/19 Tue Arkansas State FedExPark 4:00 pm2/22 Fri Missouri FedExPark 4:00 pm2/23 Sat Missouri FedExPark 2:00 pm2/24 Sun Missouri FedExPark 1:00 pm2/26 Tue at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 3:00 pm3/1 Fri UL-Monroe FedExPark 4:00 pm3/2 Sat UL-Monroe FedExPark 2:00 pm3/3 Sun Ul-Monroe FedExPark 1:00 pm3/8 Fri Buffalo FedExPark 6:30 pm3/9 Sat Buffalo FedExPark 2:00 pm3/10 Sun Buffalo FedExPark 1:00 pm3/12 Tue at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 6:05 pm3/13 Wed at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 6:05 pm3/15 Fri Kent State FedExPark 6:30 pm3/16 Sat Kent State FedExPark 2:00 pm3/17 Sun Kent State FedExPark 1:00 pm3/19 Tue at UT Martin Martin, Tenn. 6:00 pm3/22 Fri at Tulane* New Orleans, La. 6:30 pm3/23 Sat at Tulane* New Orleans, La. 2:00 pm3/24 Sun at Tulane* New Orleans, La. 1:00 pm3/26 Tue Middle Tennessee FedExPark 6:30 pm3/27 Wed Middle Tennessee FedExPark 4:00 pm3/29 Fri Houston* FedExPark 6:30 pm3/30 Sat Houston* FedExPark 2:00 pm3/31 Sun Houston* FedExPark 12:30 pm4/2 Tue Ole Miss AutoZone Park 6:30 pm4/5 Fri UCF* FedExPark 6:30 pm4/6 Sat UCF* FedExPark 2:00 pm4/7 Sun UCF* FedExPark 1:00 pm4/9 Tue Arkansas-Pine Bluff FedExPark 6:30 pm4/10 Wed Arkansas-Pine Bluff FedExPark 6:30 pm4/12 Fri at UAB* Birmingham, Ala. 6:30 pm4/13 Sat at UAB* Birmingham, Ala. 2:00 pm4/14 Sun at UAB* Birmingham, Ala. 1:00 pm4/16 Tue Murray State FedExPark 6:30 pm4/19 Fri Southern Miss* FedExPark 6:30 pm4/20 Sat Southern Miss* FedExPark 2:00 pm4/21 Sun Southern Miss* FedExPark 1:00 pm4/23 Tue Mississippi State AutoZone Park 6:30 pm4/26 Fri at East Carolina* Greenville, N.C. 5:00 pm4/27 Sat at East Carolina* Greenville, N.C. 1:00 pm4/28 Sun at East Carolina* Greenville, N.C. 12:00 pm4/30 Tue at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 6:30 pm5/3 Fri Marshall* FedExPark 6:30 pm5/4 Sat Marshall* FedExPark 2:00 pm5/5 Sun Marshall* FedExPark 1:00 pm5/10 Fri at Rice* Houston, Texas 6:30 pm5/11 Sat at Rice* Houston, Texas 2:00 pm5/12 Sun at Rice* Houston, Texas 1:00 pm5/14 Tue Austin Peay FedExPark 6:30 pm5/16 Thu at SEMO Cape Girardeau, Mo. 7:00 pm5/17 Fri at SEMO Cape Girardeau, Mo. 7:00 pm5/18 Sat at SEMO Cape Girardeau, Mo. 1:00 pm

HOME GAMES IN BOLD *All Times Central and Subject To Change * C-USA Game

FedExParkPlease note FedExPark is to be written as one word in all references of the ballpark. FedExPark is not FedEx Park, Fedex Park or any other combination.

Tigers on the WebThe official athletic website of the University of Memphis is www.gotigersgo.com. Media information, such as game notes, box scores, statistics, etc., are all available on the website. Most games will be broadcasted live, with U of M alum Jeff Brightwell calling the play-by-play action.

C-USA WebsiteAdditional information about Conference USA and its member institutions can be obtained by logging on to www.conferenceusa.com. The conference site has up-to-date statistics and rankings of all league schools.



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No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. B-T Class Hometown (Last School)1 Zach Willis INF 5-10 180 L-R Jr.-2L Bartlett, Tenn. (Bartlett HS)2 Ethan Gross INF 5-11 193 R-R Jr.-2L Mt. Juliet, Tenn. (Mt. Juliet HS)4 Ford Wilson OF 5-10 186 R-R Jr.-2L Thompson’s Station, Tenn. (Independence HS)5 Tyler Dixon OF 6-3 225 R-R So.-TR Eads, Tenn. (Meridian CC)6 Bryce Beeler INF/OF 6-2 175 L-R So.-1L Knoxville, Tenn. (Halls HS)7 Drew Griffin INF/RHP 5-11 173 R-R r-Jr.-TR Bolivar, Tenn. (Northwest Miss. CC)8 Tucker Tubbs INF 6-4 199 R-R So.-1L Collierville, Tenn. (Collierville HS)9 Jake Little INF/OF 6-2 180 R-R Fr.-TR Franklin, Tenn. (Columbia CC)10 Jacob Moody LHP 5-9 178 R-L So.-1L Bartlett, Tenn. (CBHS)11 Colin Lee LHP 6-2 200 L-L Fr.-HS Germantown, Tenn. (Houston HS)12 Heith Hatfield RHP 6-3 205 R-R r-Sr.-2L Bartlett, Tenn. (Bartlett HS)13 Erik Schoenrock LHP 6-1 199 R-L Jr.-2L Collierville, Tenn. (Collierville HS)14 Clayton Gant RHP 6-0 190 R-R r-Sr.-2L Parsons, Tenn. (Tennessee)15 Craig Caufield RHP 6-3 206 R-R r-Fr.-HS Germantown, Tenn. (Houston HS)16 Alex Gunn LHP 6-4 203 L-L Jr.-TR Clinton, Miss. (Hinds CC)17 Colten Simbeck OF 6-3 199 R-R So.-1L Loretto, Tenn. (Loretto HS)18 Blake Myers LHP 5-11 175 L-L r-So.-1L Memphis, Tenn. (St. Benedict Auburndale)20 Connor Mahoney RHP 6-6 184 R-R Fr.-HS Germantown, Tenn. (Germantown HS)22 Corey Chafin C 6-1 210 R-R Fr.-HS Germantown, Tenn. (Houston HS)23 Keaton Aldridge C 6-1 179 L-R So.-1L Birmingham, Mich. (Glennwood HS-Ala.)24 Derrick Thomas OF 6-3 211 R-R r-Jr.-2L Rosswell, Ga. (Rosswell HS)25 Michael Sillyman 1B 6-6 260 L-R Fr.-HS Cordova, Tenn. (Briarcrest HS)26 Carter White C/1B 5-11 185 L-R So.-1L Hoover, Ala. (Spain Park HS)27 Zac Carter OF/1B 6-3 218 R-R So.-1L Memphis, Tenn. (Houston HS)28 Dylan Toscano RHP 6-5 205 R-R So.-1L Franklin, Tenn. (Independence HS)30 Drew Allen INF 5-10 154 R-R Jr.-TR Nashville, Tenn. (Walters State CC)31 Sam Moll LHP 5-11 187 L-L Jr.-2L Lakeland, Tenn. (St. Benedict Auburndale)32 Jonathan Van Eaton RHP 6-2 205 R-R r-Jr.-2L Arlington, Tenn. (Arlington HS)33 Jon Reed RHP 6-2 197 R-R Jr.-TR Tulsa, Okla. (Walters State CC)37 Michael Wills LHP 6-1 180 L-L r-Sr.-3L Germantown, Tenn. (CBHS)39 Nate Rupiper C/INF 5-11 189 R-R So.-1L Collierville, Tenn. (CBHS)40 Josiah Ward RHP 6-7 220 R-R Sr.-1L Atoka, Tenn. (Southwest TN CC)42 Austin Hatfield OF 5-11 172 R-R So.-1L Huntsville, Ala. (Huntsville HS)44 Conner Porter RHP 6-7 200 R-R Jr.-TR Newburgh, Ind. (Olney Central College)

No. Name Pos.23 Keaton Aldridge C30 Drew Allen INF6 Bryce Beeler INF/OF27 Zac Carter OF/1B15 Craig Caufield RHP22 Corey Chafin C5 Tyler Dixon OF14 Clayton Gant RHP7 Drew Griffin INF/RHP2 Ethan Gross INF16 Alex Gunn LHP42 Austin Hatfield OF12 Heith Hatfield RHP11 Colin Lee LHP9 Jake Little INF/OF20 Connor Mahoney RHP31 Sam Moll LHP10 Jacob Moody LHP18 Blake Myers LHP44 Conner Porter RHP33 Jon Reed RHP39 Nate Rupiper C/INF13 Erik Schoenrock LHP25 Michael Sillyman 1B17 Colton Simbeck OF24 Derrick Thomas OF28 Dylan Toscano RHP8 Tucker Tubbs INF32 Jonathan Van Eaton RHP40 Josiah Ward RHP26 Carter White C/1B1 Zach Willis INF37 Michael Wills LHP4 Ford Wilson OF

Seniors (4)Clayton Gant, Heith Hatfield, Josiah Ward, Michael Wills

Juniors (12) Drew Allen, Drew Griffin, Ethan Gross, Alex Gunn, Sam Moll, Conner Porter, Jon Reed, Erik Schoenrock, Derrick Thomas, Jonathan Van Eaton, Zach Willis, Ford Wilson

Sophomore (12)Keaton Aldridge, Bryce Beeler, Zac Carter, Tyler Dixon, Austin Hatfield, Jacob Moody, Blake Myers, Nate Rupiper, Colton Simbeck, Dylan Toscano, Tucker Tubbs, Carter White

Freshmen (11)Craig Caufield, Corey Chafin, Colin Lee, Jake Little, Connor Mahoney, Michael Sillyman

Alabama (2)Austin Hatfield, Carter White

Georgia (1)Derrick Thomas

Indiana (1)Conner Porter

Michigan (1)Keaton Aldridge

Mississippi (1)Alex Gunn

Oklahoma (1)Jon Reed

Tennessee (27)Drew Allen, Bryce Beeler, Zac Carter, Craig Caufield, Corey Chafin, Tyler Dixon, Clayton Gant, Drew Griffin, Ethan Gross, Heith Hatfield, Colin Lee, Jake Little, Connor Mahoney, Sam Moll, Jacob Moody, Blake Myers, Nate Rupiper, Erik Schoenrock, Michael Sillyman, Colton Simbeck, Dylan Toscano, Tucker Tubbs, Jonathan Van Eaton, Josiah Ward, Zach Willis, Michael Wills, Ford WIlson



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Year at Memphis: .............................. 9thBirthdate: ....................................Nov. 21Hometown: .............. Cedar Rapids, IowaAlma Mater: .........Tennessee Tech, 1984Children: .................... Erik (21), Bret (10)

• 1989 Tennessee Valley Athletic Conference Coach of the Year

• NCAA Regional Appearance (2007)

• Four-Year Letterwinner at Tennessee Tech

• Murray State University Master’s Degree Education, 1987

• Tennessee Tech University Bachelor’s Degree Secondary Education, 1984

h e a d c o a c h d a r o n s c h o e n r o c k The 16th baseball coach in school history, Daron Schoenrock enters his ninth season at the con-trols of Memphis baseball armed with a club featuring both expe-rienced players and a talented group of newcomers. One of the top head coaches in the business, Schoenrock led his 2012 team to the program’s sixth 30-win season since joining Conference USA in 1995, highlighted by a run to the C-USA Tournament championship game. The Tigers won 12-of-15 games down the stretch to take momentum into the C-USA Tour-nament. Memphis went 2-2 in the tournament, ending the season in the C-USA Championship game, but along the way, the Tigers earned a series win on the road over a top-10 opponent (UCF) for only the second time in program history. For the second-straight sea-son, Memphis was home to the C-USA Player of the Year with third baseman Jacob Wilson taking the honors. Overall, Schoenrock saw the program lay claim to three first team All-C-USA players, one sec-ond team selection and three play-ers on the All-Academic Team. With Schoenrock at the helm of the Memphis program, the Tigers were able to end the 13-year postseason hiatus and earn a berth to the NCAA Tournament in 2007. The 2007 team went 36-27, marking the most wins since 1994 and, combined with the 2006 campaign, represented the first back-to-back winning seasons since 1994 and 1995. Since com-ing to Memphis, Schoenrock has brought in three nationally-ranked recruiting classes, while 11 Tigers have been drafted in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Twelve players have gone on to play professional baseball either through the draft or free agency. Schoenrock inherited a pro-gram that had lost its top three pitchers and 10 seniors from 2004, and struggled through a 13-42 campaign in 2005. With a well-planned goal, he wasted little time working to get the Tiger baseball program back on track, signing 25 newcomers for the 2006 season, including four four-year transfers, a National Junior College Player of the Year honoree and five ma-jor league draftees. Schoenrock brought those additions together

and led the Tigers to a 32-win sea-son in just his second campaign. The 32 wins were the most wins for Schoenrock in his first three years as a head coach and the most by a Memphis baseball club since 2001. The 19-game turnaround tied for the second-best winning turnaround in the country in 2006 and also equaled for the best turn-around in Tiger baseball history--matching that of the 2001 team. Along with that 32-28 mark came Memphis’ first appearance in the Conference USA semifinals since the 2001 season. Hired on June 29, 2004, Schoenrock immediately launched his plan to elevate Tiger Baseball by intensifying recruiting efforts, mar-keting season ticket campaigns, increasing revenue generated by the Bullpen Club and yearly ban-quets, and putting a plan in mo-tion to upgrade the Tiger baseball facility. The Tiger skipper oversaw the facelift recently given to FedEx-Park--the Tigers’ home since 2010. Through 17 years as an as-sistant (the last seven in the SEC), Schoenrock learned the impor-tance an entire coaching staff has in carrying out the daily process of a program. In the summer of 2009, he brought in nationally-re-nowned pitching coach Fred Corral to Memphis as the Associate Head Coach. In 2011, Schoenrock hired

Clay Greene, one of the top up and coming young coaches in col-lege baseball, as his hitting coach and recruiting coordinator. Both of these moves, along with the hir-ing of former Tiger infielder Zach Clark prior to the 2010 season as an assistant coach and camps coor-dinator, and the retention of Direc-tor of Operations Al Woods, have Schoenrock thrilled with the staff he has in place. The difference he has made has been evident off the field as well. In just his first semester, a more disciplined baseball team re-corded the program’s highest GPA ever. They once again recorded a program-record high 3.278 GPA in the fall 2010 semester and have posted a GPA of 3.0 or higher in five-straight semesters. A mirror of its coach, Schoen-rock’s squad also has been involved in community service efforts, such as visiting children at the Ronald McDonald House, Target House or St. Jude every year since his hiring. The Tigers added Streets Ministries to its goodwill efforts, preparing a meal and interacting with the inner city youth in a visit to the commu-nity outreach organization in the fall of 2006. In the spring of 2008, Memphis visited Southaven’s Field of Dreams, where they held a spe-cial Meet-and-Greet session and donated gifts to support the league

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Years Capacity University/Organization1985 Graduate Assistant Coach Tennessee Tech1986-87 Graduate Assistant Coach Murray State1988-89 Head Coach Lincoln Memorial1990-97 Assistant Coach Birmingham Southern1995 Pitching Coach Chicago White Sox Organization1998-99 Assistant Coach Kentucky2000-01 Assistant Coach Georgia2002-04 Assistant Coach Mississippi State2005-present Head Coach Memphis

Year School Record Pct. Conf. Record Conf. Finish1988 Lincoln Memorial 12-28 .300 N/A N/A1989 Lincoln Memorial 13-24 .351 N/A N/A2005 Memphis 13-42 .236 5-25 12th (C-USA)2006 Memphis 32-28 .533 13-11 4th (C-USA)2007 Memphis 36-27 .571 12-12 5th (C-USA)2008 Memphis 17-38 .309 5-18 9th (C-USA)2009 Memphis 21-32 .396 7-16 9th (C-USA)2010 Memphis 28-30 .483 12-12 3rd (C-USA)2011 Memphis 30-27 .526 12-12 5th (C-USA)2012 Memphis 31-28 .525 14-10 T3rd (C-USA)Career Record 233-304 .434 80-116

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• 2000 Brandon Webb• 2000 Andy Green• 2001 Jeff Keppinger• 2003 Jonathan Papelbon• 2003 Paul Maholm• 2004 Craig Tatum• 2005 Alan Johnson



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ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE (ACC) 1-2Clemson 1-2

ATLANTIC SUN 4-2Kennesaw State 4-2

ATLANTIC 10 0-6Charlotte 0-3Saint Louis 0-3

BIG EAST 3-7Cincinnati 1-2Notre Dame 1-0Pittsburgh 0-1Seton Hall 0-1UCONN 0-1USF 1-2

BIG TEN 1-3Indiana 1-1Michigan 0-1Ohio State 0-1

BIG 12 5-4Baylor 0-2Kansas 2-0Oklahoma 2-2TCU 1-2

CONFERENCE USA 86-114East Carolina 9-16Houston 10-16Marshall 11-11Rice 7-20Southern Miss 12-16Tulane 8-15UAB 16-10UCF 13-10

HORIZON LEAGUE 3-0Valparaiso 3-0

INDEPENDENT 1-5Dallas Baptist 1-5

METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (MAAC) 5-1Saint Peter’s 3-0Siena 2-1

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE (MAC) 6-2Akron 4-0Ohio 2-1Toledo 0-1

MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE (MVC) 9-10Bradley 2-4Creighton 0-2Evansville 3-0Illinois State 1-1Indiana State 2-2Northern Iowa 1-0Southern Illinois 0-1

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE (MWC) 2-0Air Force 2-0

OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE (OVC) 34-23Austin Peay 4-7Eastern Illinois 2-2Eastern Kentucky 1-0Murray State 6-6SEMO 5-2SIU-Edwardsville 3-3Tennessee Tech 3-0UT Martin 10-3

PATRIOT LEAGUE 0-1Navy 0-1

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE (SEC) 10-34Alabama 1-1Arkansas 0-2Auburn 0-1Georgia 1-2Mississippi State 1-11Missouri 4-1Ole Miss 3-13Tennessee 0-2Vanderbilt 0-1

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE (SOCON) 1-2Samford 1-2

SOUTHLAND 5-3Central Arkansas 2-0Nicholls State 3-3

SOUTHWESTERN (SWAC) 6-1Alcorn State 3-0Mississippi Valley State 3-1

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE 2-1Oakland 2-1

SUN BELT 21-30Arkansas State 8-8Middle Tennessee 8-11South Alabama 1-3Troy 1-4UALR 2-1UL-Monroe 1-3

WESTERN COAST CONFERENCE (WCC) 1-1BYU 1-0 Portland 0-1

s c h o e n r o c k ’ s r e c o r d V s . o p p o n e n t sthat serves special-needs children in the Mid-South. Schoenrock came to Memphis after several successful years as an assistant coach. Before taking the post as the Tigers’ skipper, he spent three seasons as an assis-tant coach on the Mississippi State staff--his fifth year in association with former State coaching legend Ron Polk. His primary responsi-bilities included coaching Bulldog pitchers, and overseeing MSU’s recruiting efforts. Schoenrock also coordinated the activities of the Bulldogs’ foster-parent program. Regarded as one of college baseball’s premier pitching coach-es, Schoenrock has coached 86 players that have signed profes-sional baseball contracts. He has sent 47 pitchers to the profes-sional level, including Philadelphia Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon, and Paul Maholm, who was a first-round pick (the No. 7 overall) of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Three Bulldog pitchers were taken in the 2004 First-Year Player Draft. Since com-ing to Memphis, 12 Tigers have been drafted and 13 have signed pro deals. Under Schoenrock’s leadership, a program-record four U of M pitchers were drafted in the 2008 Major League Draft. Prior to joining Polk at MSU, he served as the pitching coach in 2000 and 2001 on the Univer-sity of Georgia staff. In Athens, he developed a Bulldog pitching staff that, in 2001, helped boost Geor-gia to its first SEC championship in 47 years and its first appearance in the NCAA College World Series since 1990. He launched his affilia-tion with Southeastern Conference baseball in 1998 at the University of Kentucky. He served two sea-sons on the coaching staff of for-mer MSU baseball staffer Keith Madison, coaching the UK pitchers and catchers, and heading up the Wildcats’ recruiting program. In 1998 and 1999, he was the pitch-ing coach for 2007 Cy Young award winner Brandon Webb. His coach-ing expertise gained national ac-claim during a highly-successful eight-year coaching stint at Bir-mingham Southern. His Panther pitchers improved their staff earned run averages each sea-son and helped lead Birmingham Southern to the 1995 NAIA World Series. In the summer that followed, Schoenrock earned a position as

the short-season pitching coach for the Chicago White Sox’s affiliate in the Appalachian League. Schoenrock was a four-year starting pitcher under Coach David Mays at Tennessee Tech University. He earned his bachelor’s degree in secondary education with a certifi-cation in biology before launching his coaching career as a graduate assistant coach there in 1985. He continued his coaching career as a graduate assistant coach under ABCA Hall of Famer Johnny Reagan at Murray State University, where he earned a master’s degree in education in 1987. Schoenrock took on his first head coaching job in 1988 at Lin-coln Memorial University in Har-rogate, Tenn. He was 25-52 in his two years as coach of the Railsplit-ters. Schoenrock guided LMU to its first postseason appearance in five years and was named the Tennessee Valley Athletic Confer-ence Coach of the Year in 1989. Much like the 2009 Tigers, Schoen-rock’s 1989 Lincoln Memorial team played the entire season on the road as facility renovations were being completed. A native of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Schoenrock has been involved in numerous community outreach efforts, sharing his knowledge at coaching clinics and banquets, and making several appearances and-speaking engagements across the country, as well as in the Memphis area, since taking the head coach-ing post at the U of M. Schoenrock also serves as a clinician for www.mycoachonline.com, a baseball instruction website, and is also active in the Fellowship of Chris-tian Athletes program. In 1995, Schoenrock authored a compre-hensive textbook on pitching ti-tled “The Total Pitching Program.” Schoenrock served two three-year terms on the selection committee for the ABCA’s prestigious Lefty Gomez Award, an annual award given for lifetime meritorious ser-vice to baseball. In the fall of 2009, Schoenrock was selected as chair-man for C-USA baseball coaches. Schoenrock, 51, is married to Carol Schoenrock. They are the parents of two sons, Erik, 21, and Bret, 10. Erik is a junior pitcher on Memphis’ 2013 club.



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season and sixth time in program his-tory. Two of Corral’s upperclassmen arms were drafted as junior Ben Paul-lus was picked up in the 19th round by the New York Yankees and senior southpaw Ryan Holland was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the 39th round. Corral inherited a senior-laden pitch-ing staff in 2010 and quickly went to work to make his mark on the staff. Under his tutelage, and powered by the arms of Ryan Fraser and Brennon Martin, Corral’s staff fanned a program-record 462 batters and posted its lowest ERA in three years. Corral’s instruction helped Fraser land All-C-USA honors. Fraser was drafted by the New York Mets in the 23rd round of the 2010 Ma-jor League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, while Martin signed a free agent contract with the Kansas City Royals. Corral’s last stop at Tennessee (2007-09) saw him instruct UT freshman Bryan Morgado to Freshman All-America hon-ors and a spot on the Roger Clemens Award watch list in 2008. Under Corral’s guidance, Morgado fanned 104 batters, marking just the second time in Volun-teer baseball history that a freshman eclipsed the 100-strikeout plateau. Cor-ral also helped several UT hurlers post dramatic improvements over his sec-ond two-year stint in Knoxville. Corral made the move to head the pitching staff at Oklahoma following the 2004 season. During his three years with the Sooners, he helped OU to two consecutive NCAA Regional appearanc-es, including the program’s first Super Regional showing in 2006. During Cor-ral’s tenure at Oklahoma, nine pitchers were taken in the MLB Draft (including 13th-rounder Daniel McCutchen) and six Sooner hurlers earned All-Big 12 honors. During Corral’s first stint at Tennes-see, he led the Volunteers’ pitching staff to the top of the pitching-rich SEC as well as the nation. His staffs posted con-secutive sub-3.90 ERAs, and UT’s 3.51 ERA in 2004 ranked 13th in the country. The 2004 Volunteer staff recorded the fifth-most strikeouts in school history and held opponents to a .243 batting average, which was UT’s lowest mark in nine seasons. Tennessee also had three

On August 17, 2009, Fred Corral was hired as the associate head coach and pitching coach for the University of Memphis baseball team. Entering his fourth season with the Tigers, it’s no wonder his acquisition was so exciting for skipper Daron Schoenrock. One of the most respected college pitching coaches in the country, Corral brings a wealth of collegiate experience and knowledge to the Memphis staff. He has served as an assistant coach at Tennessee (two stints), Oklahoma, Sac-ramento City College and San Joaquin Delta College. On paper, 2013 appears to be one of the deepest pitching staffs Memphis has had in years. Two starters return and Corral has 11 righthanders and sev-en southpaws to his discretion for the upcoming year. Last season, Corral’s presence was evident as four starters logged 70-plus innings and the Tigers developed a closer who logged a program-record 30 appearances. Overall, the 2012 staff posted a 4.00 ERA with 398 strikeouts to 235 walks. The Tigers ace in 2012, Dan Langfield, was drafted in the third round of the MLB draft becoming the third-highest draft pick in program history. In 2011, Corral worked with a young starting pitching core and rela-tively inexerienced bullpen arms. The staff posted a collective 5.20 earned-run average and recorded 400 plus strikeouts for the second consecutive

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Years Capacity University/Organization1993-95 Assistant Coach San Joaquin Delta College1993 Assistant Coach Kenai Oilers; Alaska Baseball League1994 Assistant Coach Major League Baseball International1995-2002 Assistant Coach Sacramento City College1999 Pitching Instructor Montreal Expos Organization2000-01 Pitching Instructor Los Angeles Dodgers Organization2003-04 Assistant Coach Tennessee2005-07 Assistant Coach Oklahoma2008-09 Assistant Coach Tennessee2010-present Associate Head Coach Memphis


Year at Memphis: .............................. 4thBirthdate: ................................... April 19Hometown: ..........................Ripon, Calif.Alma Mater: ......Sacramento State, 1998Wife: ............................................CynthiaChildren: ... Robert, Kaitlyn, Justin, Jordan

• 10 top-10 round pitchers• 63 pitchers drafted• 400+ strikeouts by staff in two of

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pitchers in 2004 who’s ERAs ranked among the top 12 in the SEC. Four of Corral’s pitchers at Tennessee went on to be selected in the MLB draft. He signed James Adkins and coached Luke Hochevar, hurlers who now rank first and third on UT’s all-time strikeouts list, respectively. Corral began his collegiate coaching career in 1993 as a pitching coach at his alma mater, San Joaquin Delta Junior College in Stockton, Calif. He spent two seasons there (1993-95), before taking the reins of the Sacramento City College (SCC) pitching staff. From 1996-2002, Corral served as the pitching coach at SCC, where he was a vital part of the program’s success. Under one of the most highly-respected and successful junior college coaches in the nation in Jerry Weinstein, Cor-ral served on a coaching staff that produced one national championship, five Bay Valley East Conference cham-pionships and a pair of state runner-up titles. His staffs compiled an overall record of 281-56-1 for an .833 winning percentage during his tenure. Of the 36 drafted pitchers under his tutelage at SCC, 13 signed professional contracts. Every pitcher Corral coached at SCC was either drafted or transferred to a four-year institution. Corral’s credentials of developing pitching talent speak for themselves. In 18 years as a collegiate pitching coach, 62 of his pitchers have been drafted, nine of which were selected in the top-10 rounds of the MLB Draft and eight (Matt Riley, Adam Bernero, Mike Neu, Joe Horgan, Daniel McCutchen, Garrett Richards, Luke Hochevar and Charlie Zink) have advanced to baseball’s top level. In all, Corral’s instruction has helped 67 pitchers reach the profes-sional level. Much like Schoenrock, Corral has also had extensive experience in the professional ranks. He has worked as a pitching instructor in the Los Angeles Dodgers (2000-01) and Montreal Expos (1999) organizations, and also served as coach for Major League Baseball Inter-national (1994). As a player, Corral was a first-team All-Pac-10 selection as a relief pitcher at the University of California in 1987. The Golden Bears’ eighth 10-game win-ner, Corral set a school record for sin-gle-season win-loss percentage with a perfect 10-0 record in 1987. The south-paw added five saves and a 3.75 ERA in his sophomore season (1987) en route team’s MVP honors. Corral helped lead the Golden Bears to their fourth College World Series appearance in 1988. He finished his career with a 13-5 mark, a 4.50 ERA and six saves.


• Sacramento State University Bachelor’s Degree Sociology, 1998

co l l e g e h i g h l i g h t s• Two-year letterwinner at San

Joaquin Delta College (1985-86)• Two-year letterwinner at California

(1987-88)• First team All-Pac-10 selection as

relief pitcher at Cal in 1987• Single-season record at Cal with

10-0 record in 1987• College World Series participant

in 1987

Prior to his Division I career at Cal, Corral starred at San Joaquin Delta Junior College, where he garnered All-Camino Notre Conference honors in 1985 and 1986. Corral is married to Cynthia Corral, of Ripon, Calif., and the couple has three children, Kaitlyn Joy, Justin Jerome and Jordan Patrick. The couple’s nephew, Robert, also lives with them.



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San Francisco farm system. Greene, who was drafted by the Giants in 1997, played four seasons in the minor leagues. He began his career with Salem-Keizer in the short-season Northwest League before spending two seasons with Bakersfield and a final pro season with the San Jose Giants in the Class A Advanced California League from 1998-2000. He also spent two years coaching at the Thunder Baseball School in Knoxville, Tenn., helping teach young-sters the fundamentals of the game. As a Vol, Greene helped Tennessee to back-to-back NCAA Regionals in 1996 and 1997. The centerfielder led the na-tion and set a then-school-record with 54 stolen bases during his senior cam-paign. He finished his two-year career with a .318 average, eight home runs and 87 stolen bases. He also reeled off a 14-game hitting streak during his final season, while swiping a Southeastern Conference single-game record six bas-es in seven attempts against MTSU. A native of Cleveland, Tenn., he helped lead Cleveland High School to a district title and a runner-up finish in the regional during his senior cam-paign. He also established a school re-cord for stolen bases in a season with 37. He earned his degree in sport man-agement from the University of Tennes-see in 2001. Greene is married to the former Heather Redecker, who played soccer at the University of Tennessee from 1996-99. The couple has a son, AJ (6) and a daughter, Katelyn (3).

Clay Greene begins his second season as assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at the University of Mem-phis. Greene joined head coach Daron Schoenrock after six seasons at East Tennessee State University. In his first season at Memphis, Greene coached C-USA Player of the Year Jacob Wilson and a Tigers offense that produced 106 doubles and 41 homers. The club hit .289 and slugged .409, while reaching base at a .374 clip. While at ETSU, the Bucs claimed a program-best 36 wins in 2011 and narrowly missed out on an NCAA Tour-nament bid. The 2010 season saw sev-eral offensive records broken under the guidance of Greene, as the Bucs se-cured program records for runs scored (503), hits (724), home runs (93), dou-bles (142) and RBI (471). In 2011, the ETSU offense led the nation with 86 home runs in 57 games played. Under the tutelage of Greene, the Bucs posted top-five marks in home runs in three of his six seasons at ETSU (2008, 2010, and 2011). Greene coached two-time All-American Paul Hoilman and first team All-American Bo Reeder, the fifth and sixth All-Ameri-cans in ETSU program history. Prior to his stint at ETSU, Greene spent three seasons at the University of Tennessee as an assistant, helping guide the Volunteers to the College World Series in 2005. Prior to his coach-ing career, Greene also played for Ten-nessee from 1996-97 and spent four seasons playing professionally in the

g r e e n e ’ s c o a c h i n g e x p e r i e n c eYears Capacity University2003-06 Assistant Coach Tennessee2006-11 Assistant Coach East Tennessee State2012-present Assistant Coach Memphis

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Year at Memphis: ..............................2ndBirthdate: ....................................Nov. 10Hometown: ...................Cleveland, Tenn.Alma Mater: ................. Tennessee, 2001Wife: ...........................................HeatherChildren: ............................... A.J., Katelyn

• Coached 2011 C-USA Player of the Year Jacob Wilson

• Recruited and coached All-Americans Paul Hoilman and Bo Reeder at East Tennessee State

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• University of Tennessee Bachelor’s Degree Sport Management, 2001

ance, five state titles and one national championship. Phil lettered at Memphis from 1977-78. Clark saw action as a reserve in 22 games as a Tiger. He scored four runs and earned three walks. The Bartlett, Tenn., native re-ceived his bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Memphis in May, 2009.

A three-year letterwinner for Schoenrock’s Tigers from 2007-09, Zach Clark begins his third season as an as-sistant and camps coordinator for the Memphis baseball team. “I am thrilled to have a former Ti-ger on our coaching staff,” said Schoen-rock. “Zach was well-respected by his teammates for his work ethic, passion and knowledge of the game. This is the first step in what I feel will be a brilliant coaching career. He is a great addition to our staff.” Clark has spent the previous three summers as an assistant for the Bartlett High School summer team. Overseeing the infield defense for the Tigers, Clark saw Memphis turn 37 double plays while sporting a .973 field-ing percentage. In his first season as an assis-tant, Clark oversaw an infield defense that committed just 35 errors over 57 games. The 2011 squad set a school re-cord with a .977 fielding percentage. Coordinating at least two camps per season, Clark has overseen a La-bor Day Showcase Camp and a Winter Camp at FedExPark. Coming from a coaching back-ground, Clark brings a wealth of knowl-edge to the Tiger coaching staff. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Clark served as the head coach for the 10-year old Memphis Tigers. His father Phil, a TBCA and M-Club Hall of Famer, is one of the most promi-nent coaches in the State of Tennessee with 12 state championship appear-

c l a r k ’ s c o a c h i n g e x p e r i e n c eYears Capacity University2011 Volunteer Assistant Coach Memphis2012-present Assistant Coach Memphis

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Year at Memphis: .............................. 3rdBirthdate: .......................................July 7Hometown: ...................... Bartlett, Tenn.Alma Mater: ...................Memphis, 2009

• Three-Year Letterwinner at Memphis

• Helped Tigers to program record .977 fielding percentage in 2011

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director oF operationsal woods

Al Woods enters his seventh sea-son as the Director of Operations for the University of Memphis baseball program. Woods, who joined Daron Schoenrock’s staff prior to the 2007 season, is an invaluable facet to the program’s success. A native of Memphis and gradu-ate of Ridgeway High School, Woods’ primary responsibilities include assisting in game day operations, team travel ac-commodations, umpires accommoda-tions, coordinating the Tiger baseball Diamond Darlings, assisting with Tiger baseball camps, Tiger baseball’s equip-ment needs and serving as the staff liai-son with the Tiger baseball Bullpen Club. As the Bullpen Club liaison, Woods is responsible for building the Memphis baseball booster club’s membership. He has been instrumental in recent efforts to reach out to former Tiger baseball letterwinners to get them involved in the program. Over the last year, Woods has taken on a new responsibility for the University of Memphis athletics pro-gram, serving as the Nike liaison. He is charged with ordering all equipment for baseball, men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, track and field and softball. Woods is no stranger to baseball in the Memphis area. The former RHS Roadrunner slugger served as the as-sistant coach at Southwest Tennessee Community College in 2004 and as-sisted Johnny Ray through the 2006 campaign. Prior to his three-year stint at SWTCC, Woods coached for several years in the youth baseball ranks in Memphis. Woods, 48, is married to the for-mer Denise Medlin, and the couple has a son, Will (22).

A tradition lives on for Memphis Baseball. Every time a Tiger home game reaches the middle of the seventh in-ning, it is Stan Bronson Jr.’s time in the spotlight. The 82-year-old living legend pops from his seat beside the home team’s dugout and heads to the home plate area where he acknowledges the Tiger faithful who have made it out to that day’s game. The fans, in turn, acknowl-edge Bronson, who has served as the Tigers’ batboy since 1958. Stan attends every practice for both the Tiger football and baseball teams and makes cameo appearances at wom-en’s basketball games and volleyball matches. He has been a Tiger baseball fixture for more than 50 years and the U of M is looking forward to many more years with Stan in the dugout. Known as a living legend in Tiger baseball, he now holds a place in history as the “MOST DURABLE BATBOY” ever, as approved by Guinness World Records. Bronson was honored by the University’s

athletic department and presented the official Guinness World Records certificate in a pre-game ceremony on Sat., May 5, 2007. During Bronson’s tenure as the bat-boy, Memphis has played approximately 2,500 games. Bronson was included in the 2008 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records. Spearheaded by Tiger booster Beverley Dunn, the record-setting process came about in 2006 and was aided by yearly University of Memphis baseball media guides, as well as feature productions by Shirley Downing of the Commercial Appeal and Rob Petrone of WPTY/WLMT-TV.

“Stan is a cornerstone of University of Memphis baseball. Our players love having Stan around and I look to continue the tradition of having Stan as the official batboy of University of Memphis baseball.”

-Head Coach Daron Schoenrock

s t a n B r o n s o n - M o s t d u r a B l e B a t B o y

A two-year letter-winner at the Uni-versity of Mem-phis, T.J. Rich begins his first season as a stu-dent assistant for the Tiger Baseball team. Rich will as-sist Coach Clark with the infield defense and focus on first basemen.Last season, Rich

hit .226 with three home runs and 29 RBI. In his first season at Memphis, Rich played all 57 games at first base and was fourth in C-USA with 52 RBI. That season, he hit .299 with six home runs and 10 doubles while earning a team-best 39 walks.

s t u d e n t a s s i s t a n t t . j . r i c h

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Bill LansdenGame Administrator

Bridget VanLandeghmAcademic Advisor

Mark TaylorAthletics Communications

Megan MacleodMarketing

Jeff BrightwellVoice of the Tigers

Mike StarkStrength & Conditioning

Ben WaitsTurf Management

Jonathan DierksTrainer

Sam WiedmanManager

Stan BronsonBat Boy

Brandon PorterManager

A three-year let-terwinner at the University of Memphis, Chase Sain is in his sec-ond season as a student assis-tant for the Tiger Baseball team. Primarily a back-up catcher during his playing days, Sain works closely with pitching

coach Fred Corral and the Tiger catchers throughout the season. Sain earned three starts in the 2008 season and hit .077 in 10 games played. In 2007, Sain hit .333 in three games played and had a double.

Coming off of a nine year profes-sional baseball career where he saw action in the major leagues with the Detroit Tigers, Brent Dlugach joins the Univer-sity of Memphis baseball coach-ing staff in 2013. Dlugach returns

to complete his degree in management and serve as a student assistant coach. Dlugach played shortstop for Memphis from 2002-2004 before being drafted in the sixth round of the 2004 draft by the-Detroit Tigers.

s t u d e n t a s s i s t a n t B r e n t d l u g a c h

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Sophomore • C6-1 • 179 • L/R

Birmingham, Mich.Glennwood HS (Ala.)

Major: International Business

#23 KEATON ALDRIDGE

2012 - Summer (La Crosse Loggers)Played in 16 games and posted a .375 aver-age with four doubles, five RBI and seven runs scored ... La Crosse went on to win the Northwoods League title.

2012 - FreshmanMade 40 starts behind the plate and played in 44 total games ... Hit .231 with nine RBI and 15 runs scored ... Threw out 17-of-59 base stealers (29 percent) ... Second on the team with seven sacrifice bunts ... Went 2-for-3 with a run scored at UL-Monroe (3/6) ... Threw out three base stealers, includ-ing two at third base, against Austin Peay (3/13) ... Posted back-to-back, two-hit games against Tulane (3/31, 4/1) ... Was 1-for-2 with an RBI and run scored at Tennessee (4/4) ... Went 2-for-3 with a run scored in series fi-nale against East Carolina (4/15) ... Notched first career double in 2-for-3 effort against UAB (5/4) ... Went 1-for-2 with RBI double in win at Missouri (5/13) ... Earned C-USA All-Tournament Team honors with two RBI in the four games, highlighted by a 2-for-2 perfor-mance against Rice (5/24).

PrepDrafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 40th round of the 2011 MLB Draft, but elect-ed to pursue college baseball ... Lettered two seasons behind the plate for head coach Tim Fanning at Glennwood, and two seasons for skipper Dan Drapal at Seaholm High in Bir-mingham, Mich ... Shined in his senior sea-son, hitting .552 with 16 doubles, two home runs, 57 RBI and 27 walks ... Threw out 22 of 23 base stealers ... Had a standout junior season at GHS, leading the Gators to a 38-6 finish and the 2010 AISA Class AAA State title

... Hit .496 with 63 hits, 57 RBI, 29 runs, 14 doubles and six homers en route 2010 Ala-bama Sports Writers All-State honors ... An AISA All-Star Game selection, also garnered All-Region and All-Bi-City accolades in 2010 ... The left-handed hitting catcher earned an invite to the Under Armour-Baseball Factory National Tryout Event, where he was tabbed a top prospect.

PersonalSon of Kirk and Janet Aldridge ... His father, Kirk, was a member of the U.S. National Hockey team ... His uncle, Keith played one season (1999-2000) with the Dallas Stars of the National Hockey League ... Plans to major in international business.

Junior • INF5-10 • 154 • R/RNashville, Tenn.Walters State CC

Major: History

#30 DREW ALLEN

Walters State Community CollegeFinished 2012 with a .333 batting average and .449 on base percentage ... Had a bat-ting average of .304 in 2011 ... Scored 29 runs in 32 games in 2010 ... Crossed the plate 49 times in 2012 ... Finished 2012 with a .935 fielding percentage ... Went 3-for-4 with a two-run single and a double in the Senators’ 9-2 regional championship win over Colum-bia State Community College ... Earned two letters in baseball.

PrepWas named all-region playing for John Over-ton Comprehensive High School ... Played shortstop, second and third base in high school.

PersonalParents are Mike and Nancy Allen ... Major is History.

Sophomore • INF/1B/OF6-2 • 175 • L/RKnoxville, Tenn.

Halls HSMajor: Undeclared

#6 BRYCE BEELER

2012 - Summer (Gastonia Grizzlies)Hit .280 with 12 RBI and 29 runs scored for the Gastonia Grizzlies of the Coastal Plains League ... Played in 48 games and made 45 starts.

2012 - FreshmanPlayed in 28 games and made 11 of his 12 starts at second base ... Hit .271 with nine RBI and 13 runs scored ... Was 2-for-3 in stolen base attempts ... Scored his first collegiate run against Bradley (3/4) ... Went 1-for-3 with a run scored in game two of double-header at Baylor (3/11) ... Was 1-for-2 with a base clearing three-RBI double at Middle Tennessee (3/28) ... Went 2-for-4 with three RBI and three runs scored in series opener at Houston (5/17).

PrepHit .570 and had 20 doubles - both school records - to go along with 16 home runs, 52 RBI, 40 runs scored and 30 walks in his senior season ... Earned District 3-AAA regular-sea-son MVP honors and struck out six times in 107 at-bats ... Put up a record-setting junior season on his way to Tennessee Sports Writ-ers Association All-State honors in 2010 ... Hit .558, with 14 homers to go with a school-record 69 RBI, 63 hits and 15 doubles ... Led the Red Devils to a 33-4 finish and a 2010 District 3 championship ... Tabbed an All-KIL, All-Region and All-District 3 AAA performer, as well as being named to the 2010 and 2011 PrepXtra Baseball first team.

PersonalSon of Andy and Kathy Beeler ... Relatives Jeff Browning (Middle Tennessee) and Ryan Browning (Tennessee Tech) played collegiate baseball ... Major is currently undeclared.

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a l d r i d g e ’ s c a r e e r h i t t i n g s t a t sYear avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%2012 .231 44-40 121 15 28 3 0 0 9 31 .256 14 6 34 1 .340 0 7 2-4 244 32 3 .989

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Houston HSMajor: Sport & Leisure mgmt

#27 ZAC CARTER

2012 - Summer (Asheboro Copperheads)Played alongside teammate Ford WIlson, hit .137 with two RBI for the Asheboro Copper-heads in the Coastal Plains League.

2012 - FreshmanAppeared in 15 games, 11 of which were pinch-runner situations ... Made one start, at Middle Tennessee ... Worked two walks in start at Middle Tennessee (3/28) and scored two runs ... Scored seven runs on the season.

PrepA three-year letterwinner as an outfielder and first baseman for former Tigers Lane McCart-er and Collins Day at Houston High School ... Led Houston to a 33-13 record and a runner-up finish in the Tennessee State Tournament in 2010 ... Was invited to play in the Tennes-see Baseball Coaches Association (TBCA) Showcase after a breakout junior season in 2010 ... Hit .389 and led the Mustangs with 10 home runs, 42 RBI, 52 runs scored and 95 total bases ... Legged out 10 doubles and stole 24 bases en route a 2010 Commercial Appeal Best of Preps finalist honor ... Earned Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) All-Metro and Class AAA All-State accolades, as well as TBCA All-Region and All-State first team honors ... A standout multi-sport ath-lete at Houston High, Carter was a three-year letterman at wide receiver on the Mustangs football team ... Scored five touchdowns and averaged over 30 yards per catch on his way to All-District 15-AAA first team honors ... Also lettered one season on the hardwood.

PersonalSon of Scott and Annaree Carter ... Plans to major in sport and leisure management.

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R-Freshman • RHP6-3 • 206 • R/R

Germantown, Tenn.Houston HS

Major: Undeclared

#15 CRAIG CAUFIELD

2012 - Summer (Dodge City A’s)Posted a 1.74 ERA and a 3-0 record in nine appearances with the Dodge City A’s of the Jayhawk League.

2012 - FreshmanRedshirted.

PrepA four-year letterwinner as a rightfielder and pitcher for former Tigers Lane McCarter and Collins Day at Houston High ... Played a vital role in guiding the Mustangs to a Sub-state Regional title and Tennessee Class AAA State Runner-up showing in 2010 ... Hit .424 with seven home runs and 46 RBI in 2011 ... Gave the Mustangs production at the plate and on the mound in 33-13 campaign ... At the plate, he batted .369 with 37 RBI and seven home runs ... Added 12 stolen bases ... On the mound, he went 6-6, with 59 strikeouts and a save in a team-high 12 starts ... In those 12 starts, he logged five complete games, while posting a 1.56 ERA and holding opponents to a meager .183 batting average ... Hauled in a plethora of honors in 2010, most notably being named a Commercial Appeal Baseball Best of Preps finalist ... An All-Shelby Metro pick, Caufield earned 2010 Tennessee Base-ball Coaches Association (TBCA) All-Region recognition and was selected to play in the TBCA All-Star Tournament in 2010 ... Noted as one of the top juniors in the State of Tennes-see, Caufield was selected to play for Team Tennessee at the 2010 Junior Sunbelt Classic Tournament ... Helped Tennessee reach the JSC Championship game ... Spent the 2010 summer playing for the Ohio Warhawks, who claimed the 2010 Past Time National Cham-pionship.

PersonalSon of Brian and Lisa Caufield ... Has not de-clared a major.

Freshman • C6-1 • 210 • R/R


Major: Undeclared

#22 COREY CHAFIN

PrepNamed All-Region in baseball three times, 2010, 2011, 2012 ... Earned four letters each in baseball and football at Houston High School in Germantown, Tenn. ... Garnered All-Region honors in football ... Played club baseball for the Memphis Tigers.

PersonalParents are Scott and Patty Chafin ... Major is undeclared.

Sophomore • OF6-3 • 225 • R/R

Eads, Tenn.Meridian CC

Major: Undeclared

#5 TYLER DIXON

Meridian Community CollegeHelped the Eagles win the Miss-Lou Confer-ence championship in his one season there ... Hit .230 with four home runs, 20 runs batted in in 33 games ... Was on the Dean’s List his second semester at Meridian.

PrepHelped Collierville High School to a combined record of 72-25 over the last two seasons, including a 41-9 mark in 2011 ... Was twice named All-State in baseball ... Named Louis-ville Slugger All-American ... Earned two let-ters in baseball and three in football ... Had a batting average of .460 with nine home runs as a senior ... Hit 18 career home runs.

PersonalParents are Mike and Debbie Dixon ... Major is undeclared ... Played with current Tigers Tucker Tubbs and Erik Shoenrock in high school.

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r-Senior • Pitcher6-0 • 190 • R/RParsons, Tenn.

TennesseeMajor: Interdisciplinary Studies

#14 CLAYTON GANT

2012 - Redshirt JuniorMade nine appearances including two starts ... Finished with a 12.64 ERA in 15.2 innings of work ... Allowed three earned runs on seven hits in 4-2 loss to SIU-Edwardsville (2/17) ... Allowed no earned runs in two-thirds innings of relief at UL-Monroe (3/7) ... Allowed one hit and no runs in 1.2 innings at Middle Ten-nessee (3/28) ... Allowed one hit in 1.1 in-nings at Missouri (5/12).

2011 - Redshirt SophomoreRegular weekend starter as he made 14 starts for the Tigers ... Finished with a 4-3 record and a 4.99 ERA ... Pitched 70.1 innings, includ-ing five outings of six-plus innings ... Had four quality starts during the season and picked up two wins, one loss and a no decision in those starts ... Picked up his first win in the 13-7 vic-tory at Kennesaw State (2/27/11) ... Pitched seven strong innings and allowed two runs on five hits and earned his second win as Mem-phis beat Saint Peter’s 6-2 (3/12/11) ... After earning a third win of the year against East-ern Illinois, pitched seven innings of one-hit ball and allowed one run as Memphis earned a sweep at UAB with a 6-1 victory (4/17/11).

2010 - Redshirt FreshmanRedshirted the 2010 season.

2009 - Freshman (Tennessee)Made only one appearance as a freshman ... Worked one inning vs. Radford (3/3/09)...Al-lowed one run on one hit while walking two ... Finished season with 9.00 ERA.

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PrepWas a five-year letterman for head coach Brad Dyer at University School of Jackson (USJ) in Jackson, Tenn ... Compiled a 53-3 re-cord in high school ... Led the Bruins to dis-trict, regional and sectional championships as a senior in 2008 while posting a 9-1 record ... As a junior in 2007, went 14-1 with 109 strike-outs and a 1.87 ERA ... Hit .413 with six home runs and 53 RBI ... Went 10-2 as a sophomore in 2006 with a 1.67 ERA ... Logged an 11-0 re-cord as a freshman in 2005 and earned the win in the Class A state championship game ... Tied a TSSAA record in 2005 with two home runs in the state tournament game ... Also played for the Bruins’ varsity squad as an eighth grader ... Was a four-time Class A All-State selection and also earned multiple All-Region and All-District honors ... Helped lead USJ to state runner up finishes as a soph-omore and junior ... Earned the Jackson Sun’s All-West Tennessee Spring Sports Award in 2007 and was named to the Jackson Sun’s All-West Tennessee Team multiple times.

PersonalSon of Tony and Gloria Gant ... Majoring in in-terdisciplinary studies.

r-Junior • INF/RHP5-11 • 173 • R/R

Bolivar, Tenn.NW Miss. CC

Major: Interdisciplinary Studies

#7 DREW GRIFFIN

2012 - JuniorRedshirted

Northwest Mississippi CCPlayed two seasons for the Rangers at North-west Mississippi Junior College ... In the 2011 campaign, led the club with a .366 batting av-erage and was third on the squad with four home runs and 32 RBI ... Named to the NJCAA

All-Region 23 team, Griffin improved his bat-ting average by 172 points over the final six weeks of the season ... On the mound, Grif-fin made nine appearances and posted a 1.35 ERA in 10.1 innings ... Opponents hit just .129 against Griffin and he recorded four saves ... In his freshman season at Northwest, record-ed a team-high eight home runs and was sec-ond on the squad with 30 RBI ... Posted a 1-1 record with a 4.20 ERA in 6.2 innings in eight appearances and collected two saves.

PersonalSon of Greg and Amy Griffin ... Majoring in in-terdisciplinary studies.

Junior • INF5-11 • 193 • R/RMt. Juliet, Tenn.

Mt. Juliet HSMajor: Supply Chain Mgmt

#2 ETHAN GROSS

2012 - Summer (Wareham Gatemen)Closed the season strong to claim the Cape Cod League championship, winning 10 of their last 11 games and rallying in the ninth and 10th innings for the win in game three of the championship series ... Finished the season hitting .235 with two home runs, 19 RBI and 25 runs scored ... Highlighted sum-mer with 4-for-5 day with two home runs, a double and six RBI on August 11 at Falmouth.

2012 - SophomoreEveryday shortstop that hit leadoff in 48 of 59 games ... Finished season with a .251 av-erage and 19 RBI ... Hit .272 with 10 RBI and 14 runs scored in C-USA play ... Had seven doubles and one triple and scored 41 runs ... Had 20 multiple hit games and had three hits against SIU-Edwardsville (2/18) and Houston (5/17) ... Had a four-game streak with two hits a game from April 8 to April 14 ... Had a season long 14-game streak of reaching base

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g r o s s ’ c a r e e r h i t t i n g s t a t sYear avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%2011 .281 48-40 146 16 41 3 2 0 10 48 .329 10 0 22 1 .323 2 8 1-1 74 107 7 .9532012 .251 59-59 243 41 61 7 1 0 19 70 .288 29 1 47 3 .332 1 8 4-7 92 158 8 .969Totals .262 107-99 389 57 102 10 3 0 29 118 .303 39 1 69 4 .329 3 16 5-8 166 265 15 .966



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... Was 3-for-4 with three runs scored against SIU-Edwardsville (2/18) ... Went 2-for-5 with a double, RBI and two runs scored against Kennesaw State (2/26) ... In game one of dou-bleheader against Siena (3/17), scored three runs and went 2-for-5 with a double ... Scored six runs in series at Houston and was 5-for-12 at the plate ... Committed eight errors in 258 chances ... Went the final 10 games without an error, tied for his longest streak during the season.

2011 - FreshmanPlayed in 48 games in first season at Division I level and worked his way into 40 starts, 24 at 2B and 16 at SS ... Made his collegiate de-but against Evansville (2/20/11) and drew a walk ... Notched his first career hit against Southern Illinois (3/6/11) and in his first start, collected his first multi-hit performance, with two hits at Auburn (3/8/11) ... Registered first career extra-base hit, a triple, against Al-corn State (4/1/11) ... Tallied first career RBI against Alcorn State (4/2/11) ... Collected a season-high five putouts against East Caroli-na (3/26/11) and Southern Miss (4/10/11) ... Had his best statistical performance at No. 19 Rice (5/14/11), going 3-for-4 with three runs scored, one RBI, a walk and his first career stolen base ... Finished the season with nine multi-hit games and a 13-game hit streak, the second-longest streak of the season by any Tiger ... Also carried a 16-game on-base streak into the 2012 campaign.

PrepWas a four-year letterwinner at shortstop for head coach Mark Purvis ... Guided MJHS to a 133-43 mark in his four-year prep career ... Helped the Golden Bears to two Region 5 championships, four District crowns and three sectional titles ... Batted over .400, with 114 RBI and 14 home runs in high school ... Hit .422 with eight jacks and 55 RBI to lead Mt. Juliet to a 37-9 finish and a State Final 4 appearance ... Named a Tennessee State Writer’s Association (TSWA) and Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association (TBCA) All-State performer in 2010 ... Selected as a 2010 All-Midstate player by The Tennessean ... Hit .385 with 34 runs scored, 31 RBI and five home runs on his way to garnering 2009 9AAA All-District team honors for the second-straight year ... Named to the 9AAA All-Tournament

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team and hauled in 2009 Third Team All-Mid-State accolades after guiding MJHS to its third-straight District Championship in 2009 ... Helped Mt. Juliet to a 31-13 record and fin-ished as the Tennessee State Runner-Up ... A two-time TBCA Junior Sunbelt Team Tennes-see member ... Selected to the 2008 TBCA Su-per Sophomore Team after hitting .398 with a homer and 28 RBI ... Named the Nashville Old Timers Baseball Association Most Valuable Player in 2007 ... Was a two-year member of the Kansas City Royals Scout Team ... Also excelled on the hardwood as a three-year letterman ... Was a two-year starter at point guard ... Earned 9AAA All-District honors and helped guided the Golden Bears to a 9AAA District Runner-Up finish in 2009.

PersonalSon of Richard and Teresa Gross ... Gradu-ated in top-10 percent of his class at Mt. Ju-liet High School ... Majoring in supply chain management.

Junior • LHP6-4 • 203 • L/LClinton, Miss.

Hinds CCMajor: Interdisciplinary Studies

#16 ALEX GUNN

2012 - Summer (La Crosse Loggers)Made 13 starts and finished with a 6-4 record and a 4.35 ERA ... Posted 52 strikeouts in 80.2 innings and helped La Crosse win its first-ever Northwoods League title.

Hinds Community CollegeHelped the Eagles to the 2012 Mississippi State Championship with a 36-19 record ... Earned second team All-State honors in 2011 ... Garnered Academic All-State recognition in 2012 ... Posted a 5-3 record with a 3.41 earned run average in 2012 ... Recorded 52 strikeouts against just 14 walks last season ... Posted a career record of 12-4.

PrepEarned all-metro and all-district recognition in 2010 ... Was a member of National Honor Society at Clinton High School.

PersonalParents are Philip and Lisa Gunn ... Major is Interdisciplinary Studies.

Sophomore • OF5-11 • 172 • R/RHuntsville, Ala.

Huntsville HSMajor: Undeclared

#42 AUSTIN HATFIELD

2012 - Summer (Walnut Creek Crawdads)Hit .251 and posted a .390 on-base percent-age for the Walnut Creek Crawdads of the Far West League.

2012 - FreshmanMade eight appearances and garnered five at bats ... Finished with six put outs in the out-field.

PrepA four-year letterwinner at HHS, Hatfield played for head coach Mark Mincher, who was a four-year starter at Memphis from 1976-79 ... Hit .322 and slugged .670; with 32 RBI and eight home runs on his way to earn-ing Huntsville Times Baseball Team recogni-tion as a junior ... Selected to play in both the ABCAA and All-City All-Star Games.

PersonalSon of Steve and Cindy Hatfield ... His father played collegiately at C-USA rival UAB ... Un-declared on his plans for a major.

r-Senior • Pitcher6-3 • 205 • R/RBartlett, Tenn.

Bartlett HSMajor: Business Economics

#12 HEITH HATFIELD

2011 - Redshirt JuniorMissed season due to injury.

2011 - Redshirt SophomoreMade four appearances on the mound, in-cluding two starts, but missed most of the season due to injury ... Pitched 12.1 innings

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during the season and struck out 14 batters ... Pitched three innings against Evansville (2/18/11) and struck out seven batters to earn the save ... Hurled a season-high 5.1 in-nings against UT Martin in which he recorded four strikeouts.

2010 - SophomoreTigers’ lone dual position athlete in 2010 ... Used primarily as a pitcher, working in a vari-ety of roles in 2010 ... Earned the starting nod in four of his 15 outings ... Third on Tiger staff with four wins ... Finished the year 4-3, with a 7.39 ERA and a save ... Fanned 27 batters in 31.2 innings of work ... Averaged over seven strikeouts per nine innings pitched ... Batted .333, with 14 RBI in 15 games ... Made a com-bined 12 starts at first base and designated hitter ... Nine of his 16 hits went for extra bases ... Knocked three home runs ... Legged out five doubles and a triple ... Boasted a .667 slugging percentage ... Earned the first-ever win at FedExPark after fanning one in 2.1 in-nings against Middle Tennessee (2/20/10) ... Struck out a season-high six in a 5.1-inning start at Ole Miss (3/2/10) ... Held Marshall to four unearned runs in three innings of relief to pick up his third win of the year (4/3/10) ... Put together his strongest outing of the year against Murray State (5/12/10) ... Tied a season-high with six K’s in five innings and held the Thoroughbreds to just one run in a 10-1 win ... Went 1-for-3 with a home run to help Memphis outlast Ole Miss, 6-5 (4/13/10) ... Had three hits, four RBI and a home run in Memphis’ 9-8 extra-inning win at UCF (5/2/10) ... Went 3-for-4 with a homer, three runs and a pair of RBI to help the Tigers to a 9-2 win over UAB (5/7/10).

2009 - FreshmanMemphis’ lone dual-position player ... Went 1-3 with a 5.30 ERA in 12 outings ... Was 0-2, with a 7.32 ERA in six appearances, in C-USA play ... Fanned 33 in 37.1 innings of work

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and held opposing hitters to a .284 batting average ... Was 1-1 as a starter and 0-2 out of the bullpen ... Worked out of the bullpen his first seven appearances before moving into a weekend starter’s role for his final five outings ... Recorded saves in each of her first three appearances ... Picked up first save af-ter striking out eight and allowing just one hit in three innings in the season-opening win against Kansas ... Fanned a record four bat-ters in one inning versus Kansas ... Earned C-USA Pitcher of the Week (2/23/09) ... Tossed a third of an inning at Troy to haul in second save (2/27/09) ... Struck out three in two scoreless innings vs. Valparaiso for third save (3/6/09) ... Struck out seven in a strong seven-inning start versus SIU-Edwardsville for first collegiate win (4/11/09) ... Limited Hous-ton to just one unearned run in a no-decision effort (4/18/09) ... At the plate, hit .212 with two homers and seven RBI in 19 games ... Hit just .167 in C-USA play ... Made 15 starts (11 at first base, three at DH and one in rightfield) ... Homered in his second collegiate at-bat at Troy (2/28/09) ... Hit second career home run and drove in two runs at Rice (3/28/09).

PrepA four-year letterwinner for Phil Clark ... Played first base and pitched for Bartlett ... Two-time Tennessee All-State performer ... 2007 TBCA Class AAA State Player of the Year ... Also selected as a TSWA AAA All-State per-former ... Was 23-1 on the mound ... Was a perfect 9-0 in 2008, with an ERA under 1.00 ... Helped Bartlett advance to its third-straight Class AAA state-title game in 2008 ... Hit .367 with 59 RBI and set the Shelby-Metro single-season home run mark with 14 in `07 ... Went 10-1 on the mound, with a 2.84 ERA and 79 strikeouts in 64 innings in 2007 ... Combined for 18 home runs in 2007 and 2008 ... Two-time All-District and All-Region IV selection ... All-TBR Two-Way Team in 2007 ... As a sopho-more, Hatfield was perfect in four decisions

on the mound ... Maintained a 2.39 ERA and fanned 37 in 49 innings to help the Panthers to a Runner-up finish in the 2006 Tennessee AAA State Tournament.

PersonalSon of Todd and Cheri Hatfield ... Majoring in business economics.

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#11 COLIN LEE

PrepHelped Houston High school to a 28-6 record in 2012 ... Also helped Team Tennessee win the Sun Belt with a 10-0 record ... Earned four letters in baseball and three in football ... Had a batting average of .333 during his senior season ... Posted a 13-4 record with a 2.76 earned run average through three years at Houston High School ... Struck out 117 batters against just 30 walks in 121 and two-thirds innings ... Earned All-Area second team as a punter ... Member of the honor roll.

PersonalParents are Larry and Diane Lee ... Major is undeclared.

h . h a t F i e l d ’ s c a r e e r h i t t i n g s t a t sYear avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%2009 .212 19-15 52 7 11 0 0 2 7 17 .327 3 1 8 2 .268 0 1 1-2 91 11 8 .9272010 .333 15-12 48 9 16 5 1 3 14 32 .667 4 0 14 0 .385 0 0 0-0 36 11 2 .9592011 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 2 0 1.000Totals .212 34-27 100 16 27 5 1 5 21 49 .490 7 1 22 2 .329 0 1 1-2 128 24 10 .939



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Columbia CCMajor: Undeclared

#9 JAKE LITTLE

PrepThe Franklin (Tenn.) High School product was an All-District and All-District Tourna-ment Team selection in 2011 ... The 6-foot-1 infielder hit .473 in 2011 for the Rebels at Franklin High ... Had 10 home runs, 48 RBI and 32 extra-base hits ... Posted an impres-sive .991 slugging percentage and struck out just four times in 110 at-bats ... In postseason play, Little was 10-for-21 (.476).

PersonalParents are Gerald and Tracey Little ... Major is undeclared.

Freshman • RHP6-6 • 194 • R/R

Germantown, Tenn.Germantown HS

Major: Undeclared

#20 CONNOR MAHONEY

PrepNamed to the all-metro team in both 2011 and 2012 ... Earned three letters in baseball at Germantown High School ... Helped the 2011 squad win the district championship ... Was a member of a team that went 30-15 and reached the state championship game ... Posted a career record of 11-4 with a 2.50 earned run average ... Had a record of 5-2 with a 2.33 earned run average last season.

PersonalParents are Jack and Christian Mahoney ... Major is undeclared.

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Junior • LHP5-11 • 187 • L/LLakeland, Tenn.

St. Benedict AuburndaleMajor: Accounting

#31 SAM MOLL

2012 - Summer (Brewster Whitecaps)Earned the Nolan Ryan award from the Brew-ster Whitecaps as he recorded 43 strikeouts to only two walks in 32.2 innings ... Made five starts and appeared in nine games while compiling a 2.76 ERA.

2012 - SophomoreWeekend starter that made 14 starts and 16 appearances during the season ... Finished with a 3.48 ERA and a 5-5 record ... Had one complete game shutout and one save and a team-high 95.2 innings pitched ... His 95.2 innings pitched ranked fourth among C-USA pitchers ... Had a 2.03 ERA in league games with a 3-2 record and earned a second team All-C-USA nod ... Had 10 quality starts during the season, including a stretch of six-straight during the middle of the season ... Pitched six innings and allowed two runs against Ken-nesaw State to earn his first win of season (2/26) ... Threw seven innings and allowed six runs, one earned, in loss to Bradley (3/2) ... Suffered back-to-back losses against Siena (3/16) and Rice (3/23) in which he allowed a combined one earned run on seven hits in the two starts ... Pitched seven strong innings against Tulane and allowed no runs on two hits to earn the win ... Earned NCBWA Pitcher of the Week honors after throwing one-hitter at Marshall (4/7) ... Followed up the one-hit-ter with 7.2 innings of work in win over East Carolina (4/14) where he allowed two runs on nine hits ... Pitched one inning in relief at Houston to earn a save (5/18) ... Started the opener of the C-USA Tournament and al-lowed three runs on nine hits over six innings to earn the win.

2011 - FreshmanHampered by injuries late in the year, but made 11 appearances and five starts ... Fin-ished season with 3-1 record and impressive

2.68 ERA in 40.1 innings of work ... Struck out 48 batters, walked 16 and opponents batted .223 against him ... Earned save against Saint Peter’s (3/12/11) and struck out four batters ... Made first career start against Arkansas (3/23/11) and struck out seven batters in 3.2 innings of work ... Collected first career win as he pitched seven scoreless innings against Mississippi Valley State (3/30/11) ... Allowed no runs on four hits and struck out 10 batters in the win over Mississippi Valley State ... Al-lowed no runs on two hits, struck out eight and earned the win over Ole Miss (4/5/11).

PrepPlayed for head coach Steve Heinz at Saint Benedict of Auburndale ... Earned Division II TSWA All-State honor as a junior in 2009 ... Was a two-time All-Shelby/Metro performer and SBA Pitcher of the Year award winner ... Was one of five Commercial Appeal Best of the Preps finalists for baseball ... Named to All-Region and All-Region Tournament teams as a junior ... Helped SBA to a 41-20 mark over the his final two seasons, including help-ing the Eagles to a program-best 28-9 mark and the school’s first-ever D2-AA West Region championship in 2009 ... Led SBA to a TSSAA D2-AA state tournament runner-up finish...Ace of the staff, was a perfect 8-0 with a 1.69 ERA in 10 appearances (all starts) ... Struck out 100 batters in 58 innings ... Tossed eight complete-games en route SBA Pitcher of the Year honors ... MaxPreps D2 West Region All-District performer.

PersonalSon of Jerry and Ginger Moll ... An accounting major.

M o l l ’ s c a r e e r p i t c h i n g s t a t sYear era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha po a e fld%2011 2.68 3-1 11 5 0 0/1 1 40.1 33 16 12 16 48 10 0 0 .223 2 3 0 0 2 0 9 2 .8182012 3.48 5-5 16 14 1 1/1 1 95.2 91 47 37 44 59 8 1 3 .257 4 5 1 5 11 2 21 4 .852Totals 3.24 8-6 27 19 1 1/2 2 136.0 124 63 49 60 107 18 1 3 .247 6 8 1 5 13 2 30 6 .842



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Sophomore • LHP/OF5-9 • 178 • L/LBartlett, Tenn.

Christian Brothers HSMajor: Undeclared

#10 JACOB MOODY

2012 - Summer (Hamilton Joes)Played for the Hamilton Joes of the Great Lakes League alongside teammates Tucker Tubbs, Colton Simbeck and Dylan Toscano ... Had five outings and sported a 6.00 ERA with 13 strikeouts ... Was ranked seventh among the Great Lakes Top 30 Prospects by Perfect Game Baseball.

2012 - FreshmanLogged 9.1 innings of work in nine appear-ances ... Six of his nine outings allowed no runs and finished with a 5.79 ERA ... Allowed no runs or hits in debut against SIU-Edwards-ville (2/18) ... Added a scoreless two-thirds of an inning in his second outing while record-ing his first career strikeout against Bradley (3/2) ... Had a solid three inning relief outing against UT Martin (5/15) as he allowed no runs on no hits while striking out four.

PrepA four-year letterwinner for Buster Kelso’s CBHS squad, the 2011 squad claimed the state title ... Moody had an all-star campaign in 2010, leading the Brothers to the state semi-finals and a 32-9 record ... As a junior, Moody hit .366 with 44 runs scored and was among the top high school players in Tennes-see with 10 home runs and 15 doubles ... Hit three home runs in a game in 2009 to collect 10 RBI ... Earned All-State, All-West, All-Metro and All-State Tournament selections ... Invit-ed to the TBCA Showcase and East Coast Pro Showcase in Lakeland, Fla.

PersonalSon of Domino and Angie Moody ... Unde-clared on a major.

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r-Sophomore • LHP5-11 • 175 • R/LMemphis, Tenn.

Saint Benedict AuburndaleMajor: Criminology

#18 BLAKE MYERS

2012 - SophomoreRedshirted.

2011 - FreshmanMade 10 appearances on the mound, finish-ing the season with a 1-1 record and an 11.08 ERA ... Pitched 4.1 innings in relief against Al-corn State and earned his first career victory ... Recorded two strikeouts in three-straight outings ... Allowed one run or fewer in six of his 10 outings.

PrepLettered as a pitcher and outfielder for head coach Steve Heinz’s Saint Benedict Eagles ... Earned All-State recognition as a senior in 2010 ... Selected as a Memphis Sport Maga-zine All-Star ... Was a two-time All-Region and All-Shelby/Metro pick ... Had a standout ju-nior season, going 5-3, with a 2.54 ERA and 54 strikeouts ... Helped SBA to a 28-9 record, a West Region championship and the school’s first TSSAA Division 2 Class AA state tourna-ment appearance ... Teamed with fellow ju-nior Sam Moll to guide SBA to a 2009 Division 2 State runner-up finish ... Named to the All-West Region team, as well as garnering All-West Region All-Tournament recognition as a junior ... Voted to the All-TBCA Team ... Was named the 2009 St. Benedict Offensive Player of the Year ... Garnered All-Region Tourna-ment honors as a junior.

PersonalSon of Tim and Leigh Myers ... Majoring in criminal justice and criminology.

Freshman • RHP6-7 • 200 • R/RNewburgh, Ind.

Olney Central CollegeMajor: Exercise Science

#44 CONNER PORTER

2012 - Summer (Lima Locos)Made six appearances for the Lima Locos, of the Great Lakes League, and had a 7.71 ERA in 18.2 innings pitched.

Olney Central CollegeWent 5-1 with a 3.50 earned run average in 2012 for Olney Central College ... Recorded 47 strikeouts against 22 walks in 43 and one-third innings pitched last season ... Posted a career earned run average of 2.70 with a 7-2 record ... Tossed 59 innings and recorded 60 strikeouts and 34 walks ... Helped the Blue Jays to a 38-14 record last year ... Earned two letters at Olney Central College.

PrepEarned two letters in baseball and one in bas-ketball at Castle High School in Newburgh, Ind. ... Helped his 2008 junior legion team win the Indiana State championship ... Was a member of the 2011 senior legion team that won the Indiana State championship.

PersonalParents are Greg and Kelly Porter ... Majoring in Health and Human Performance-Exercise and Sport Science.

Junior • RHP6-2 • 197 • R/R

Tulsa, Okla.Walters State CC


#33 JON REED

2012 - Summer (Alexandria Beetles)Played for the Alexandria Beetles of the Northwoods League ... Compiled 5-1 record,

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Walters State Community CollegeRecorded 45 strikeouts against just nine walks in 50 and one-thirds innings pitched last year ... Went 7-1 with a 3.93 earned run average in 2011 ... Helped the Senators to a 52-11 re-cord as a sophomore.

PrepWas a pitcher and third baseman for Tulsa Memorial High School ... Named to All-State, All-Metro and All-Area Code teams.

PersonalParents are Paul and Constanza Reed ... Major is Interdisciplinary Studies.

Sophomore • INF/C5-11 • 189 • R/RCollierville, Tenn.

Christian Brothers HSMajor: Undeclared

#39 NATE RUPIPER

2012 - Summer (Walnut Creek Crawdads)Hit .287 with a .378 on-base percentage for the Walnut Creek Crawdads of the Far West League.

2012 - FreshmanAppeared in 11 games and made seven starts, six behind the plate and one as designated hitter ... Hit .379 on the season with one RBI and four runs scored ... Was 3-for-4 with a run scored in win at No. 7 UCF (4/28) ... Went 3-for-4 with an RBI and run scored versus Ten-nessee ... Had two hits in four at-bats against UT Martin and scored two runs.

PrepThree-year letterwinner at CBHS for coach Buster Kelso’s squad ... Helped the squad to the 2011 State title with fellow sophomore Jacob Moody ... Named All-Conference, All-

Region and All-Metro in 2010 and 2011 ... Added All-State recognition in 2010 ... Hit above .400 in two of his three years of prep baseball.

PersonalSon of Brian and Michelle Rupiper ... Also earned letters in wrestling and football in high school ... Has not decided on a major.

Junior • Pitcher6-2 • 200 • R/L

Collierville, Tenn.Collierville HS

Major: Sports & Leisure MGMT

#13 ERIK SCHOENROCK

2012 - Summer (Brewster Whitecaps)Voted as the best teammate by Brewster Whitecaps players ... Posted a 4.50 ERA in 18 innings of work.

2012 - SophomoreMade 17 appearances including three starts ... Had 26 strikeouts in 27 innings of work and opponents hit .284 against him ... Finished with a 2-2 record and a 5.33 ERA ... Allowed no runs or hits in relief outing against Ken-nesaw State (2/25) ... Started at Middle Ten-nessee (3/28) and pitched three innings and allowed one run on two hits to earn the win ... Allowed one hit in 1.2 innings of relief at Tennessee (4/4) ... Allowed no runs on one hit in 1.2 innings against UT Martin (5/15) to earn win.

2011 - FreshmanMade 12 appearances in his freshman cam-paign, including six starts ... Finished with a 6.28 ERA in 28.2 innings pitched ... Recorded 20 strikeouts and held opponents to a .283 batting average ... Collected his first career win, allowing no runs on six hits and four strikeouts against Saint Peter’s (3/13/11) ... Had one of his best outings versus Arkansas (3/22/11) in which he pitched five innings

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and allowed one run on two hits ... Picked up his second win in relief against Alcorn State.

PrepWas a four-year letterwinner for former Memphis head coach, Jeff Hopkins, at Col-lierville High ... Named All-Shelby/Metro and TBCA All-Region in 2010 ... Helped guide the Dragons to a 37-9 mark and a District champi-onship in 2010 ... Was sidelined by a season-ending back injury in 2009 ... Was chosen to pitch for the 2009 Tennessee Jr. Sunbelt team and in the TBCA Showcase, but was unable to perform due to the back injury.

PersonalSon of head coach Daron Schoenrock and Carol Schoenrock ... A sports and leisure man-agement major.

Freshman • 1B6-6 • 260 • L/RCordova, Tenn.

Briarcrest HSMajor: Criminology

#25 MICHAEL SILLYMAN

PrepCo-MVP of the Briarcrest Christian High School baseball team ... Named All-Star game MVP ... hit .341 with 31 hits, three home runs and 31 runs batted in as a senior ... Went 4-2 and recorded 34 strikeouts as a pitcher ... Earned three letters in baseball and bas-ketball at Briarcrest Christian High School ... Helped the Saints’ basketball team reach the state championship game ... Was on the honor roll.

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Loretto HSMajor: Health & Human

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#17 COLTON SIMBECK

2012 - Summer (Hamilton Joes)Hit three home runs and collected 13 RBI while hitting .218 for the Hamilton Joes of the Great Lakes League.

2012 - FreshmanPlayed in 24 games and made 17 starts ... Hit .207 and collected three RBI ... Had a pro-ductive debut, going 1-for-3 with RBI double against SIU-Edwardsville (2/17) ... Started career with hits in his first five games played and six of the first seven overall ... Was 1-for-3 with RBI and run scored against Kennesaw State (2/26) ... Notched first career two-hit game with a 2-for-5 effort at UL Monroe (3/6) ... Went 1-for-2 with RBI and run scored against UAB (5/6).

PrepA three-year letterwinner for head coach Gary Lamm at Loretto High School ... A two-time All-District and All-Region selection, Simbeck blasted 17 home runs, while driv-ing in 73 runs as a sophomore and junior ... Hit .467 with 33 RBI and eight home runs en route 2009 Tennessee Baseball Report Super Sophomore Team spot ... Participated in the Edge Sports Showcase prior to his junior sea-son and followed with an award-winning ju-nior campaign in 2010 ... As a junior, Simbeck hit .679 with 40 RBI, 15 stolen bases, nine home runs and eight triples to garner District co-MVP, All-Mid-State and Times Daily All-Ar-ea accolades ... Highlighted his stellar junior season by being selected a Louisville Slugger Honorable Mention All-American and being named to the 2010 TBCA All-State squad.

PersonalSon of Troy and Gwen Simbeck ... Majoring in health and human performance with a con-centration on exercise and sport sciences.

r-Junior • Outfielder6-5 • 215 • R/R

Rosswell, Ga.Rosswell HS

Major: Marketing MGMT

#24 DERRICK THOMAS

2012 - Summer (Brewster Whitecaps)Played in the first 12 games for Brewster and hit .333 with four doubles and five RBI in the Cape Cod League.

2012 - Redshirt SophomorePlayed in 55 of 59 games and made starts in 54 contests ... Hit .273 on the season with four home runs and 37 RBI ... Hit .277 in C-USA play and had one home run and 15 RBI ... Led team with 20 steals, tied for third in the C-USA ranks ... Had 17 multi-hit games includ-ing three hit games against SIU-Edwardsville (2/19) and Bradley (3/3) ... Had four-straight two-hit games late in the season beginning in series finale at Missouri (5/13) and continu-ing through game two at Houston (5/18) ... Opened season with a nine-game hitting streak and had another nine-game streak later in the season ... Had 11 multi-RBI games including two games, versus SIU-Edwardsville (2/18) and versus Southern Miss in C-USA Tournament (5/23), with three RBI ... Was 6-for-14 with three doubles, home run and four RBI in series against SIU-Edwardsville ... Hit 5-for-11 with four doubles, home run and four RBI in series against East Carolina.

2011 - SophomoreRedshirted the 2011 season due to injury.

s i M B e c k ’ s c a r e e r h i t t i n g s t a t sYear avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%2010 .259 52-48 166 27 43 9 4 1 14 63 .380 12 6 49 2 .332 0 5 0-2 100 7 1 .957

Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%2010 .259 52-48 166 27 43 9 4 1 14 63 .380 12 6 49 2 .332 0 5 0-2 100 7 1 .9912012 .273 55-54 209 27 57 12 1 4 37 83 .397 14 5 56 0 .332 1 5 20-25 126 3 4 .970Totals .267 107-102 375 54 100 21 5 5 51 146 .389 26 11 105 2 .332 1 10 20-27 226 10 5 .979

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2010 - FreshmanLone Tiger freshman in the starting lineup in 2010 ... Started in rightfield in 48 of the 52 contests he appeared in ... Batted .259 with nine doubles, four triples and a home run ... Scored 27 runs and collected 14 RBI ... Had 10 games in which he collected multiple hits ... Drove in two or more runs five times ... Opened his career with a six-game hit streak that included a 3-for-3 effort vs. Pittsburgh (2/27/10) ... Hit .277 in 21 C-USA contests ... Ripped five doubles and added a home run and 10 RBI in league play ... Went 2-for-5 with a pair of doubles vs. UL-Monroe (3/10/10) ... Hit his first career home run to help Mem-phis to a one-run win at UCF (5/2/10) ... Had three hits, two doubles, two RBI and two runs scored in a 9-2 victory over UAB (5/7/10) ... Had a solid series at No. 14 Oklahoma, going 4-for-10 (.400) ... Posted three hits and drove in a pair at Southern Miss (5/21/10).

PrepWas a four-year letterwinner on the base-ball diamond for head coach Mike Power at Roswell High School ... Three-time All-Area selection ... Two-time 6AAAAA First Team All-Region pick ... Earned RHS’s Offensive MVP honors in 2007 and 2009 ... Was tabbed The Beacon’s 2009 All-County First Team per-former...2009 Louisville Slugger High School Honorable Mention All-American ... Perfect Game Southeast Region first team selection ... Noted as one of the Greater Atlanta area’s top players by ESPN ... Hit over .400 with 18 home runs and 58 stolen bases in his prep career ... Served as team captain his senior year and guided RHS to a 21-7 record and a GHSA state playoff appearance ... Led the Hornets with a .479 batting average, an .842 slugging percentage, a .542 on-base percent-age, 45 hits, 30 runs scored, 15 stolen bases, 11 doubles and seven home runs his senior season ... His 45 hits tied a RHS single-season record ... Selected to Team Georgia ... Posted a blistering .420 batting average, with 22 RBI, a .425 on base percentage and four round-trippers as a junior.



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PersonalSon of Bond and Michele Tubbs ... Has not de-cided on a major.

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PersonalSon of Ed and Wytana Thomas ... Drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 44th Round of the 2009 MLB First-Year Player Draft ... Lettered two seasons as a shooting guard on the Ro-swell High School basketball team, where he earned team MVP honors ... Was a member of the National Honor Society ... Earned Ro-tary Leadership Award and the HOBY Leader-ship Award ... Served as the Model Atlanta Regional Commission (MARC) Service Com-mittee Leader ... Majoring in marketing man-agement.

Sophomore • Pitcher6-5 • 205 • R/RFranklin, Tenn.Independence HS

Major: Undeclared

#28 DYLAN TOSCANO

2012 - Summer (Hamilton Joes)Made seven appearances, five starts, for Hamilton of the Great Lakes League, and re-corded a 4.68 ERA in 32.2 innings.

2012 - FreshmanAfter missing much of the first half of the sea-son due to injury, made debut at Middle Ten-nessee on March 27 with 2.2 no-hit innings ... Finished season with a 3.05 ERA in 20.2 innings ... Held opponents to a .121 average against and allowed just eight hits ... Posted three-straight no-hit outings late in the year against Missouri, UT Martin and Houston.

PrepA four-year letterwinner as a dual-position standout at Independence High ... Excelled both on the mound and at the plate to help lead the Eagles to their second-straight Dis-trict 11-AAA title in 2010 ... The power pitch-er went 5-1 with a stingy 1.80 ERA ... Added 47 strikeouts in just 35 innings to garner All-District and Pitcher of the Year honors ... Highlighted his junior campaign with an eight-strikeout performance to earn the win in the

District Championship game ... Hit 11 home runs over his last two prep seasons ... Hit a team-best six home runs as a sophomore in 2009 and led the team with five round-trip-pers in 2010 ... Was selected to play for Team Tennessee in the 2010 Junior Sunbelt Classic Baseball Tournament ... Picked up the win in Tennessee’s march past Team Canada on its way to the JSC Tournament championship game ... Also played for the Kansas City Royal Scout Team in 2009 and 2010.

PersonalSon of Dean and Cheryl Toscano ... Undecided on major.

Sophomore • Infielder6-5 • 205 • R/R

Collierville, Tenn.Collierville HS

Major: Undeclared

#8 TUCKER TUBBS

2012 - Summer (Hamilton Joes)A Great Lakes League All-Star, hit .359 for the Hamilton Joes with four home runs, 23 RBI, nine doubles, two triples and 28 runs scored.

2012 - FreshmanAppeared in 37 games and made 23 starts, mostly at second base ... Hit .256 with one home run and 18 RBI ... Had two doubles and a triple among his 21 hits ... Scored 14 runs and was 3-for-4 in attempted steals ... Record-ed first career hit and RBI against Kennesaw State (2/24) ... Was 1-for-3 with a triple and two RBI at UL-Monroe (3/6) ... Went 2-for-3 in second game of doubleheader at Baylor (3/11) ... Was 1-for-3 with a RBI triple in game two of doubleheader against Siena (3/17) ... Had a pinch-hit RBI single and later scored run against Rice (3/25) ... Was 1-for-4 with a double and two RBI against Tulane (3/31) ... Collected first career home run against East Carolina (4/14) ... Had two hits in as many at-bats at Missouri (5/11) ... Went 1-for-4 with two runs scored at Houston (5/18) ... Went

Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha po a e fld%2012 3.05 0-0 11 0 0 0/0 0 20.2 8 8 7 13 19 2 0 0 .121 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 0 1.000

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r-Junior • Pitcher6-2 • 205 • R/RArlington, Tenn.

Arlington HSMajor: Interdisciplinary Studies

#32 JONATHAN VAN EATON

2012 - Summer (La Crosse Loggers)Posted a 2.76 ERA in 29.1 innings of work and finished with 14 saves and 29 strikeouts ... Re-corded the final three outs in the 8-1 win over Mankato in the championship finale.

2012 - Redshirt SophomoreAppeared in school record 30 games and had a 1.58 ERA with eight saves ... His eight saves ranked him tied for second in single-season program history ... Had a 6-2 record in 40 in-nings ... Held opponents to a .255 average against and had 33 strikeouts to 19 walks ... Had 10-straight outings from April 14 (East Carolina) to May 11 (at Missouri) without al-lowing a run ... Picked up win at Mississippi State (2/29) with three strikeouts in 1.2 in-nings of relief ... Allowed two hits in two in-nings against Bradley, but earned his first save of the season ... Earned second win with one scoreless inning against Austin Peay (3/13) ... Picked up second save with 2.2 innings of two hit ball at Marshall (4/6) ... Retired all five batters he faced in save against East Carolina (4/14) ... Notched fourth save in his next out-ing, striking out three of the four batters he faced at Murray State (4/18) ... Retired the two batters he faced against Ole Miss (4/24) to record fifth save ... Notched sixth save in next outing, striking out one in one inning at UCF (4/28) ... Allowed no hits in one and one-third inning against UAB to pick up third win ... The next day, improved to 4-2 with two in-ning outing against the Blazers ... Converted

seventh save at Missouri (5/11), retiring all four batters he faced ... Clinched Memphis’ spot in the C-USA Tournament Championship game with eighth save against Rice at C-USA Tournament.

2011 - Redshirt FreshmanMade 11 appearances and finished with a 6.48 ERA and 15 strikeouts in 16.2 innings of work ... Struck out one and posted a scoreless inning in relief versus Arkansas (3/23/11) ... Allowed no runs on one hit in one inning of work against Alcorn State (4/1/11) ... Pitched 1.1 scoreless innings against UAB (5/27/11) at C-USA Tournament to earn first win.

2010 - FreshmanRedshirted 2010 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.

PrepWas a four-year letterwinner for head coach Chris Ring at Arlington High School ... Put up record-setting numbers in his prep career at AHS ... Holds Arlington’s career marks for wins (15), innings pitched (185) and strike-outs (184) ... Is also the Tigers’ single-season record holder with 68 strikeouts in 78 in-nings in 2008 ... Earned first team All-Metro and All-Region accolades in 2008-09 ... Was a three-time 14AAA All-District selection (2006, 2008-09) ... Helped Arlington to its first state tournament appearance in 2008 and a 22-15 finish in 2009 ... Was 2009 USA Classic National High School All-Tournament pick ... Went 5-2 as a senior to guide AHS to a fourth-place finish in the TBR West Tennessee Poll ... Lettered two seasons on the gridiron at Ar-lington High.

PersonalSon of Diana and Tim Van Eaton ... An inter-disciplinary studies major.

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Atoka, Tenn.Southwest Tenn CC


#40 JOSIAH WARD

2012 - JuniorAppeared in one game for the Tigers and allowed one hit against Middle Tennessee (3/28) ... Struck out two in his one inning of work.

Junior CollegeAppeared in three games in the 2010 season at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community Col-lege ... Struck out four batters in 3.1 innings of work ... Did not surrender an earned run in his appearances ... Started junior college career at Crichton , now Victory University in Memphis, before transferring to MGCCC ... Transferred to Southwest Tennessee Commu-nity College last season.

PrepLettered two seasons at McNairy Central ... Highlighted his senior season with a complete game effort against Scotts Hills ... Fanned 13 batters in one of his most dominant perfor-mances of his high school career.

PersonalSon of Keith Ward and Pamela Melendrez ... Majoring in interdisciplinary studies.

w h i t e ’ s c a r e e r h i t t i n g s t a t sYear avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%2012 .358 25-18 67 10 24 6 0 0 8 30 .448 12 2 9 1 .469 0 3 3-5 114 10 2 .984



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Hoover, Ala.Spain Park HS

Major: Undeclared

#26 CARTER WHITE

2012 - FreshmanPlayed in 25 contests, making 18 starts, 13 of which were behind the plate ... Hit .358 and collected eight RBI and scored 10 runs ... Had six doubles among his 24 hits ... Threw out five of 18 base stealers from be-hind the plate ... Registered his first multi-hit game against SIU-Edwardsville (2/19) with a 2-for-5 effort ... Went 2-for-3 with a double at Ole Miss (2/28) ... Was 2-for-3 with two walks, RBI and a run scored against Bradley (3/3) ... Had two doubles in a 2-for-3 day at UL-Monroe (3/7) in which he walked twice, drove in a run and scored three runs ... Was 2-for-2 with a double, RBI and run scored against Rice (3/24) ... Went 2-for-3 with run scored in game two of se-ries against Tulane (3/31).

PrepA four-year letterman for head coach Will Smith at Spain Park High School in Hoover, Ala. Saw action at third base, but primarily played catcher for the Jaguars ... Hit .350 with six home runs and 39 RBI in his senior sea-son ... Spain Park’s career-hits leader, hit .400 with six home runs and three triples, while leading the Jaguars to a 31-15 finish in 2010 ... A two-time recipient of SPHS’s “Rising Jag-uar” Award, his numbers earned several hon-ors ... Named to the Over the Mountain first team, as well as garnering first team All-Re-gion 6 and first team All-County recognition ... Voted to the Alabama All-Star Team and participated in the state’s North/West All-Star Game ... Played summerball for the Excel Blue Wave and head coach Steve Gendron ...

Stood out on the squad, earning USSSA All-American honors ... After participating in the 2009 USSSA All-American Game, White was selected to represent the U.S. on the 2010 USSSA High School National Team that trav-eled to Japan to play five games against inter-national competition ... Helped Team USSSA to a 2-1-2 showing in Japan, including going 2-for-5 with a home run and three RBI in one of the club’s wins ... A multi-sport athlete at SPHS, earned two letters on the gridiron and one on the hardwood.

PersonalSon of Jimmy and Suzanne White ... His father played baseball at C-USA rival Southern Miss and Montevallo ... His grandfather played football at Alabama and was member of Ala-bama’s National Championship team in 1964 ... Has not chosen a major.

Sophomore • Infielder5-10 • 190 • L/RBartlett, Tenn.

Bartlett HSMajor: Undeclared

#1 ZACH WILLIS

2012 - Summer (Dodge City A’s)Hit .301 in 23 games for Dodge City of the Jayhawk League ... Hit one home run and col-lected 16 RBI.

2012 - SophomoreAppeared in 47 games and made 27 starts ... Hit .248 with a home run and nine RBI, eight doubles and a triple ... Drew 24 walks and sported a .408 on-base percentage ... Went 2-for-2 with a double and two runs scored against Kennesaw State (2/25) ... Was 3-for-4 with a double, two RBI and two runs scored against Siena (3/17) ... Hit first career home run against Rice and finished day 1-for-3 (3/25) ... Had two hits against Tulane with a

w i l l s ’ c a r e e r p i t c h i n g s t a t sYear era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha po a e fld%2010 14.14 0-0 7 0 0 0/0 0 7.0 18 12 11 3 2 4 0 0 .462 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 1.0002011 4.79 2-1 13 1 0 0/0 0 20.2 22 11 11 5 18 4 0 4 .275 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1.0002012 4.73 4-2 16 12 1 0/0 0 70.1 79 45 37 21 43 13 3 6 .286 6 6 2 2 5 1 8 0 1.000Totals 5.42 6-3 36 13 1 0/0 0 98.0 119 68 59 29 63 21 3 10 .301 10 7 4 2 5 2 10 0 1.000

run scored (4/1) ... Posted second, three-hit game with a 3-for-4 performance at Southern Miss (4/20).

2011 - FreshmanPlayed in 21 games ... Made NCAA debut against Evansville (2/20/11) as a pinch hitter ... Collected his first career hit against Saint Peter’s (3/12/11) ... Had a key pinch-hit single in the Tigers’ 6-5 victory over Southern Miss (4/8/11) in the series opener ... Also came up big as pinch hitter in sweep of UAB (4/16/11) with two runs scored and a single ... Made eight appearances as a pinch runner and scored seven runs on the season ... Finished the year error-free in the field ... Tallied six defensive assists and five putouts.

PrepWas a four-year letterwinner at second base for former Tiger Phil Clark at Bartlett High School ... Helped the Panthers to three-straight 30-win seasons (100 wins in three years), including a 35-5 finish and a TSSAA Tennessee State runner-up in 2008 ... Earned All-Metro, All-District 14-AAA and All-District 14-AAA Tournament honors in his prep career ... Was an All-Region 7 pick in 2010.

PersonalSon of Greg and Stacey Willis ... Undecided on a major ... Also lettered as a golfer at Bartlett High School.

r-Senior • Pitcher6-1 • 190 • L/L

Germantown, Tenn.Christian Brothers HSMajor: Accounting

#37 MICHAEL WILLS

2012 - Summer (La Crosse Loggers)Appeared in six games for the Loggers and compiled a 1-0 record with a 4.50 ERA in six

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innings on the mound.

2012 - Redshirt JuniorAppeared in 16 games and made 12 starts ... Finished with a 4-2 record and a 4.73 ERA ... Had a 4.10 ERA as a starter compared to a 10.80 ERA coming out of the bullpen ... Had five quality starts on the season and a long relief outing of five innings ... Pitched six solid innings in his first start at Ole Miss allow-ing two runs, one earned, on four hits in no decision (2/28) ... Pitched seven innings and allowed four runs, one earned, on eight hits and struck out eight in a no decision at UL-Monroe (3/6) ... Allowed one run, unearned, on four hits in a complete game effort against Arkansas State (3/20) ... Tossed seven innings at Murray State and allowed two runs, one earned, on seven hits and struck out seven for his second victory (4/18) ... In his second start against No. 17 Ole Miss (4/24), stymied the opposition over 8.1 innings allowing two runs, one earned, on nine hits for his third victory ... Earned fourth win with five inning relief outing at Houston (5/17) in which he al-lowed one run on five hits.

2011 - Redshirt SophomoreMade 13 appearances, including one start, and finished the year with a 4.79 ERA ... Al-lowed no runs in eight of his 13 appear-ances ... Picked up the win against Evansville (2/20/11) after allowing no runs on one hit in 1.1 innings ... Allowed no runs on two hits in two innings of work against Saint Peter’s (3/13/11) and struck out three batters ... Struck out five batters over 2.2 innings and al-lowed no runs on one hit against Alcorn State (4/1/11) ... Allowed one hit in two scoreless innings of work to earn win at UAB (4/16/11).

2010 - Redshirt FreshmanMade seven appearances ... Logged a 14.14 ERA in seven innings ... Recorded two strike-outs ... Pitched one-third of an inning at Ole Miss in his collegiate debut (3/2/10) ... Put to-gether his strongest outing of the year, allow-ing one hit and striking out one in two score-less innings versus South Alabama (3/16/10) ... Tossed two innings of relief at No. 14 Okla-homa (5/15/10).

2009 - Freshman SeasonRedshirted.

PrepWas a three-year letterwinner for head coach Buster Kelso at CBHS ... Earned All-Shelby Metro honors in 2008 ... Was tabbed a West Tennessee Regional All-Tournament Team member in 2007 and 2008 ... Went 8-2 with a 1.52 ERA (13 earned runs in 60 innings) and a save en route All-Conference West Tennessee accolades as a senior ... Picked up a pair of complete-game victories in the 2008 Tennes-see High School State baseball tournament ... Posted a 16-3 record with three saves in his Purple Wave career ... Was a high school teammate of former Tiger Drew Martinez.

PersonalSon of Claudia and Gordon Wills ... Second cousin of San Diego Chargers quarterback, Phillip Rivers ... Majoring in accounting and minoring in political science.

Junior • Outfielder5-10 • 186 • R/R

Thompson’s Station, Tenn.Independence HS

Major: Undeclared

#4 FORD WILSON

2012 - Summer (Asheboro Copperheads)Played for the Asheboro Copperheads and hit .191 with two doubles, a triple, two home runs and 12 RBI.

2012 - SophomoreWorked his way into the everyday lineup as he made 48 starts and played in 56 of 59 games ... Had a .245 average with one home run and 10 RBI ... Scored 26 runs and walked a team-high 29 times ... Hit .257 in league games with three RBI and 15 runs scored ... Recorded one of four, four-hit games for the Tigers with his 4-for-5 effort at Houston (5/17) ... Finished year with nine multi-hit games and had a season-best 11-game hit streak ... Was 2-for-3 with a double, RBI, and scored game-winning run at Mississippi State (2/29) ... Hit second career home run in win over Siena (3/17) ... Went 2-for-3 with two

walks and run scored versus Tennessee (5/9) ... Career night at Houston (5/17) in which he went 4-for-5 with a double, walk, two RBI and two runs scored ... Committed one error in the outfield to finish with a .992 fielding percentage ... Had five assists on the season, including two at the plate.

2011 - FreshmanPlayed in 36 games in his first season at the Division I level and earned seven starts in the outfield ... Made his collegiate baseball debut against Evansville (2/18) ... Scored his first ca-reer run in game three of the series against Evansville after being walked in his at-bat ... Collected first career hit at UAB (4/16) ... Had a 3-for-4 performance against Houston (5/14) ... Belted his first career home run against the Cougars ... Finished season hitting .175 (7-of-40) with two RBI, four runs scored and eight walks.

PrepWas a four-year letterman for head coach Bill Moore at Independence High School ... Saw time in centerfield and on the mound for the Eagles in his high school career ... Earned 2010 All-District 11-AAA honors in his senior season ... Helped Independence High to Dis-trict 11-AAA and Region 6-AAA champion-ships in 2009 ... Batted .333, with a .458 slug-ging percentage and scored 26 runs to guide the Eagles to a 28-10 mark and the school’s first-ever Tennessee State Tournament ap-pearance ... Played summerball for the Frank-lin Outlaws ... Helped lead Outlaws to a No. 1 ranking in Tennessee and a No. 3 ranking in the Deep South Region by Perfect Game.

PersonalSon of Brad and Mona Wilson...Nickname is JBIII... Undecided on a major.

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tigers reach 30 wins

Memphis reached the 30-win plateau for the fourth time under head coach Daron Schoenrock and just the sixth season that the Tigers have earned 30 or more wins since the 1995 campaign. Over half, 16 of 28, of Mem-phis’ losses were by three or fewer runs over the course of the season. Ten of the Tigers’ 30 wins were by two or fewer runs.

c-usa puts Four teaMs in ncaa tournaMent Field

For the second-straight season, Confer-ence USA sent four teams to the NCAA Tour-nament, the ninth time in the last 11 seasons that C-USA had produced four or more bids. The league finished the year as the sixth-best conference, trailing the SEC, ACC, Pac 12, Big 12 and Missouri Valley. Three of the nine league teams finished the campaign ranked in the RPI top-35 and all three of those teams were nationally ranked in at least one of the four major polls. Five players and six teams ranked among the top 10 national leaders in the final 2012 NCAA statistics.

c-usa player oF the year

Senior third baseman Jacob Wilson had a remarkable campaign as he earned C-USA Player of the Year honors, a second-straight such honor for a Memphis player. Wilson col-lected multiple hits in 24 of the 57 games and had a season-long hitting streak of 10 games. Of his 74 hits on the season, 34 were for extra bases.

wilson naMed all-aMerican

Jacob Wilson became the eighth player in program history to attain All-American sta-tus when Louisville Slugger announced their All-American selections for the 2012 season. Wilson hit .320 with 17 home runs and 64 RBI to become Memphis’ eighth All-American.

c-usa honors

Led by C-USA Player of the Year Jacob Wilson, the Tigers were represented by four players when the league’s postseason awards were announced. Wilson was a first team All-C-USA selection and was joined by Adam McClain and Dan Langfield on the first team. Sam Moll picked up All-C-USA Second Team selections to round out the Memphis selec-tions. The four selections marked the eighth time in 16 seasons in the league that Mem-phis had three or more players earn postsea-son honors. The three first team selections are the most for the U of M since joining C-

USA. Langfield and Moll were joined by Ethan Gross on the C-USA All-Academic Team.

title gaMe appearance

Memphis made its first appearance in the C-USA Championship, but suffered a 5-0 setback to UAB in the matchup. The title game appearance was the first since 1994 for the U of M program and the Tigers fell to 4-3 all-time in championship games.

Behind the eight Ball

The eighth inning haunted the Tigers for much of the season, but over the last 30 games, Memphis outscored opponents 30-6 in the eighth inning. On the year, Memphis carried a 6.35 ERA in the eighth inning. The club allowed 43 runs, 40 earned, on 72 hits. Opponents had 21 extra-base hits, includ-ing 16 doubles, in the eighth inning. On the season, Memphis was outscored 43-41 in the eighth, but against C-USA foes, Memphis held a 30-19 edge. Opponents had five big innings (scoring three or more runs) in the eighth against Memphis.

sprint to the Finish

Memphis won 12-of-15 games down the stretch to carry momentum into the C-USA Tournament. The Tigers won the first two games in the tournament before falling in game three of pool play and the champi-onship game. Overall, Memphis closed the season winning 14 of the final 19 games, a streak that ranks best over a 19 -game stint since joining C-USA. In the sprint to the finish, Memphis hit .307 with 11 home runs, 105 RBI and 125 runs scored, while the pitching staff sported a 3.59 ERA and 117 strikeouts.

Big series wins

Program firsts were aplenty during the 2012 season. The Tigers won the series at No. 7 UCF, the first series win for the U of M over a top-15 club since 1988. That series win also marked the first against a top-10 program since Memphis won two-of-three from No. 8 Ole Miss in 1972. Two weeks later, Memphis won the three-game set at Missouri, the program’s first series victory over a Big 12 foe.

langField passes 250 k’s Dan Langfield became the third player in program history to surpass 250 strikeouts in his career at the U of M. Langfield ended his Memphis career with 252 career punch outs to finish third all-time.

two tigers draFted

Dan Langfield was selected by the Cincin-nati Reds in the third round of the MLB Draft. With his third round selection, Langfield be-came the highest draftee for the U of M since 1997. Langfield was selected 109th overall, the third-highest pick in program history. Ja-cob Wilson was drafted by the St. Louis Car-dinals in the 10th round with the 330th pick. Memphis had two top-10 round picks for the first time since 2004 season and for the fourth time in program history.



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RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALAll Games ............................................. 31-28 16-13 13-13 2-2Conference ........................................... 14-10 6-6 8-4 0-0Non-Conference .................................. 17-18 10-7 5-9 2-2

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Player C PO A E FLD% DP SBA CSB SBA% PB CI39 Nate Rupiper 54 46 8 0 1.000 1 10 3 .769 3 017 Colton Simbeck 22 22 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 ------ 0 016 Dan Langfield 15 4 11 0 1.000 1 15 8 .652 0 037 Michael WIlls 9 1 8 0 1.000 0 8 4 .667 0 042 Austin Hatfield 6 6 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 ------ 0 013 Erik Schoenrock 5 1 4 0 1.000 0 4 0 1.000 0 028 Patrick Bailey 5 3 2 0 1.000 1 2 2 .500 0 014 Clatyon Gant 4 3 1 0 1.000 0 3 0 1.000 0 035 Jacob Moody 3 0 3 0 1.000 0 1 1 .500 0 033 Tyler Farley 3 0 3 0 1.000 0 1 1 .500 0 044 Dylan Toscano 2 1 1 0 1.000 0 1 0 .889 0 026 J.D. Wallace 2 2 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 0 027 Zac Carter 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 ------ 0 04 Ford Wilson 129 123 5 1 .992 2 0 0 ------ 0 019 T.J. Rich 470 445 20 5 .989 33 0 0 ------ 0 023 Keaton Aldridge 279 244 32 3 .989 1 42 17 .712 11 311 Carter White 126 114 10 2 .984 2 13 5 .722 9 07 Eli Hynes 89 81 6 2 .978 10 0 0 ------ 0 024 Derrick Thomas 133 126 3 4 .970 0 0 0 ------ 0 02 Ethan Gross 258 92 158 8 .969 27 0 0 ------ 0 06 Bryce Beeler 50 22 26 2 .960 9 0 0 ------ 0 01 Zach Willis 123 38 80 5 .959 13 0 0 ------ 0 05 Chase Joiner 21 1 19 1 .952 0 10 5 .667 0 09 Jacob Wilson 174 49 115 10 .943 12 0 0 ------ 0 08 Tucker Tubbs 95 37 52 6 .937 13 0 0 ------ 0 032 Jonathan Van Eaton 9 1 7 1 .889 0 4 3 .571 0 031 Sam Moll 27 2 21 4 .852 2 8 5 .615 0 040 Josiah Ward 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 ------ 0 010 Tyler Dailey 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 ------ 0 0

Totals 2206 1547 599 60 .973 47 65 30 .684 23 3Opponents 2226 155 600 91 .959 49 64 34 .653 21 3

Batting Average1. Adam McClain .3922. Eli Hynes .3523. Jacob Wilson .320 4. Derrick Thomas .2735. Ethan Gross .251

Runs Scored1. Adam McClain 49 2. Jacob Wilson 473. Eli Hynes 434. Ethan Gross 415. Derrick Thomas 27

Runs Batted In1. Jacob Wilson 642. Eli Hynes 473. Derrick Thomas 374. Adam McClain 365. T.J. Rich 29

Home Runs1. Jacob Wilson 172. Eli Hynes 113. Derrick Thomas 44. T.J. Rich 3 Adam McClain 3

Stolen Bases1. Derrick Thomas 202. Adam McClain 133. Jacob Wilson 74. Ethan Gross 45. Three Tied at 3

Earned Run Average1. Dan Langfield 2.792. Sam Moll 3.483. Chase Joiner 4.16

Batters Struck Out1. Dan Langfield 1112. Sam Moll 593. Chase Joiner 584. Michael Wills 43

Wins1. Dan Langfield 72. Jonathan Van Eaton 63. Sam Moll 54. Michael Wills 4 Chase Joiner 4

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%22 Adam McClain .392 58-58 232 49 91 13 0 3 36 113 .487 15 10 45 5 .448 2 3 13-19 82 4 6 .9357 Eli Hynes .352 59-59 233 43 82 17 0 11 47 132 .567 19 10 32 9 .417 4 0 2-2 81 6 2 .9789 Jacob Wilson .320 57-57 231 47 74 17 0 17 64 142 .615 27 3 31 2 .394 3 2 7-16 49 115 10 .94324 Derrick Thomas .273 55-54 209 27 57 12 1 4 37 83 .397 14 5 56 0 .332 1 5 20-25 126 3 4 .9702 Ethan Gross .251 59-59 243 41 61 7 1 0 19 70 .288 29 1 47 3 .332 1 8 4-7 92 158 8 .9694 Ford Wilson .245 56-48 155 26 38 5 1 1 10 48 .310 29 4 44 4 .378 0 8 2-3 123 5 1 .99219 T.J. Rich .226 56-51 186 21 42 9 0 3 29 60 .323 23 10 46 3 .338 3 3 3-4 445 20 5 .989--------------39 Nate Rupiper .379 11-7 29 4 11 0 0 0 1 11 .379 0 0 2 2 .379 0 0 1-2 46 8 0 1.00011 Carter White .358 25-18 67 10 24 6 0 0 8 30 .448 12 2 9 1 .469 0 3 3-5 114 10 2 .9846 Bryce Beeler .271 28-12 48 13 13 2 0 0 9 15 .313 6 0 5 0 .352 0 0 2-3 22 26 2 .9608 Tucker Tubbs .256 37-23 82 14 21 4 2 1 18 32 .390 10 0 14 5 .323 4 1 3-4 37 52 6 .9371 Zach Willis .248 47-27 101 22 25 8 1 1 9 38 .376 24 4 20 1 .408 1 0 2-4 38 80 5 .95923 Keaton Aldridge .231 44-40 121 15 28 3 0 0 9 31 .256 14 6 34 1 .340 0 7 2-4 244 32 3 .98917 Colton Simbeck .207 24-17 58 6 12 3 0 0 3 15 .259 5 2 30 0 .292 0 1 0-0 22 0 0 1.00027 Zac Carter .000 15-1 6 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 1 0 .250 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.00042 Austin Hatfield .000 8-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 4 0 .000 0 0 0-0 6 0 0 1.000

Totals .289 59 2006 345 579 106 6 41 299 820 .409 229 57 420 36 .374 19 41 64-98 1547 599 60 .973Opponents .260 59 1940 272 505 87 11 25 240 689 .355 235 47 398 37 .350 26 40 65-95 1535 600 91 .959

LOB - Team (475), Opp (472). DPs turned - Team (47), Opp (49). CI - Team (3), Aldridge 3, Opp (3). IBB - Team (8), Hynes, 5, Rich, 2, Tubbs 1, OPP (4). Picked Off - Thomas 2, Gross 1, Aldridge 1, Willis 1, White 1, Hynes 1

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Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA16 Dan Langfield 2.79 7-6 15 15 1 0 1 0 93.2 70 36 29 47 111 15 2 3 336 .208 12 11 0 2 631 Sam Moll 3.48 5-5 16 14 1 1 1 1 95.2 91 47 37 44 59 8 1 3 354 .257 4 5 1 5 115 Chase Joiner 4.16 4-5 15 12 3 3 0 0 88.2 98 42 41 26 58 19 2 5 339 .289 2 6 1 7 637 Michael WIlls 4.73 4-2 16 12 1 0 0 0 70.1 79 45 37 21 43 13 3 6 276 .286 6 6 2 2 5--------------40 Josiah Ward 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 4 .250 0 0 0 0 032 Jonathan Van Eaton 1.58 6-2 30 0 0 0 1 8 40.0 38 10 7 19 33 5 1 1 149 .255 6 2 0 1 410 Tyler Dailey 2.25 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 1 1 1 6 4 0 0 0 11 .091 3 1 0 1 044 Dylan Toscano 3.05 0-0 11 0 0 0 0 0 20.2 8 8 7 13 19 2 0 0 66 .121 1 5 1 1 128 Patrick Bailey 4.04 3-3 22 1 0 0 0 0 35.2 39 17 16 13 18 9 0 2 136 .287 2 1 2 3 133 Tyler Farley 4.15 0-1 5 0 0 0 0 0 8.2 8 4 4 0 5 3 1 0 31 .258 0 1 0 0 213 Erik Schoenrock 5.33 2-2 17 3 0 0 1 0 27.0 29 18 16 20 26 2 1 0 102 .284 11 1 1 3 235 Jacob Moody 5.79 0-0 9 0 0 0 0 0 9.1 4 8 6 12 11 0 0 0 32 .125 2 1 1 0 126 J.D. Wallace 10.12 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 5.1 8 6 6 5 4 0 0 3 24 .333 3 1 0 0 014 Clayton Gant 12.64 0-2 9 2 0 0 0 0 15.2 31 30 22 9 5 10 0 2 80 .288 0 6 2 1 1

Totals 4.00 31-28 59 59 6 6 2 9 515.2 505 272 229 235 398 87 11 25 1940 .260 52 47 11 26 40Opponents 4.77 28-31 59 59 2 3 2 13 511.2 579 345 271 229 420 106 6 41 2006 .289 39 57 6 19 41

PB - Team (23), Aldridge 11, White 9, Rupiper 3, OPP (21). Pickoffs - Team (5), Joiner 2, Wills 1, Schoenrock 1, Moll 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - Aldridge (42-59), Langfield (15-23), White (13-18), Joiner (10-15), Rupiper (10-13), Moll (8-13), Wills (8-12), Toscano (8-9), Van Eaton (4-7), Schoenrock (4-4), Bailey (2-4), Gant (3-3), Farley (1-2), Moody (1-2), Wallace (1-1)



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Totals 908 639 248 21 .977 17 30 11 .732 10 1Opponents 925 633 249 43 .954 24 28 14 .667 7 0

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%22 Adam McClain .394 24-24 94 15 37 4 0 1 15 44 .468 9 3 23 2 .454 2 0 2-5 36 1 2 .9499 Jacob Wilson .337 24-24 98 20 33 9 0 7 29 63 .643 11 0 11 0 .400 1 0 1-5 18 52 4 .9467 Eli Hynes .296 24-24 98 16 29 3 0 3 13 41 .418 6 4 9 7 .361 0 0 1-1 40 1 0 1.00024 Derrick Thomas .277 23-22 83 14 23 4 0 1 15 30 .361 7 1 23 0 .341 0 2 10-11 50 1 1 .9812 Ethan Gross .272 24-24 103 14 28 3 1 0 10 33 .320 10 0 16 2 .336 0 3 2-3 43 56 3 .97123 Keaton Aldridge .262 20-19 61 8 16 1 0 0 5 17 .279 5 4 17 0 .357 0 4 2-2 120 18 1 .9934 Ford Wilson .257 24-22 74 15 19 2 0 0 3 21 .284 13 3 20 3 .389 0 4 2-2 56 0 1 .98219 T.J. Rich .224 22-20 76 8 17 2 0 1 6 22 .289 9 4 16 1 .337 0 0 2-3 185 6 1 .995--------------6 Bryce Beeler .375 10-3 16 7 6 1 0 0 5 7 .438 2 0 2 0 .444 0 0 1-2 3 3 1 .85711 Carter White .368 8-6 19 3 7 2 0 0 2 9 .474 4 1 4 0 .500 0 2 2-3 28 2 1 .96839 Nate Rupiper .286 7-3 14 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 .286 0 0 0 2 .286 0 0 0-0 13 5 0 1.0008 Tucker Tubbs .242 13-10 33 6 8 2 0 1 8 13 .394 1 0 5 1 .257 1 1 2-3 14 24 2 .9501 Zach Willis .222 20-11 45 9 10 0 1 1 3 15 .333 10 2 5 1 .386 0 0 1-2 19 40 3 .95217 Colton Simbeck .083 7-4 12 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 .083 0 1 6 0 .154 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.00042 Austin Hatfield .000 3-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.00027 Zac Carter .000 4-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Totals .287 24 830 139 238 33 2 15 115 320 .386 87 23 160 19 .369 4 16 28-42 639 248 21 .977Opponents .256 24 797 99 204 32 3 9 88 269 .338 103 17 159 16 .350 10 19 30-41 633 249 43 .954

LOB - Team (188), Opp (209). DPs turned - Team (17), Opp (24). CI - Team (1), Aldridge 1. IBB - Team (4), Hynes 2, Rich 2, Opp (1). Picked off - Hynes 1, Thomas 1, Gross 1, Willis 1

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Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA31 Sam Moll 2.03 3-2 8 7 1 1 1 1 53.1 42 13 12 24 30 4 0 1 189 .222 3 2 1 1 616 Dan Langfield 3.45 2-5 8 8 0 0 0 0 47.0 40 23 18 24 63 4 2 2 176 .227 6 8 0 0 45 Chase Joiner 3.67 3-2 8 8 2 2 0 0 54.0 57 23 22 13 27 12 0 3 207 .275 0 4 1 5 3--------------32 Jonathan Van Eaton 0.93 3-0 12 0 0 0 1 3 19.1 15 4 2 9 14 3 1 0 70 .214 3 1 0 0 213 Erik Schoenrock 4.35 0-1 6 1 0 0 0 0 10.1 9 6 5 10 9 0 0 0 37 .243 7 0 0 0 244 Dylan Toscano 4.91 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 0 7.1 4 4 4 6 8 1 0 0 24 .167 0 1 0 1 028 Patrick Bailey 5.68 2-0 10 0 0 0 0 0 12.2 17 8 8 5 3 4 0 1 50 .340 1 0 2 1 110 Tyler Dailey 6.75 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.1 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 0 0 1 037 Michael Wills 9.00 1-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 6.0 10 6 6 4 4 2 0 2 26 .385 1 1 0 0 014 Clayton Gant 27.00 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1.1 7 7 4 1 1 2 0 0 12 .583 0 0 0 1 035 Jacob Moody 99.00 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 3 4 4 3 0 0 0 0 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 1

Totals 3.63 14-10 24 24 3 4 1 4 213.0 204 99 86 103 159 32 3 9 797 .256 22 17 4 10 19 Opponents 4.35 10-14 24 24 2 2 1 6 211.0 238 139 102 87 160 33 2 15 830 .287 16 23 2 4 16

PB - Team (10), Aldridge 7, White 2, Rupiper 1, Opp (7). Pickoffs - Team (3), Joiner 2, Schoenrock 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Aldridge (23-29), Langfield (12-15), Moll (6-10), Joiner (8-9), White (5-6), Van Eaton (2-4), Rupiper (2-4), Bailey (1-2), Schoenrock (1-1).

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Batting Average1. Adam McClain .3942. Jacob Wilson .3373. Eli Hynes .2964. Derrick Thomas .2775. Ethan Gross .272

Runs Scored1. Jacob Wilson 202. Eli Hynes 163. Adam McClain 15 Ford Wilson 155. Two tied at... 14

Runs Batted In1. Jacob Wilson 292. Adam McClain 15 Derrick Thomas 154. Eli Hynes 135. Ethan Gross 10

Home Runs1. Jacob Wilson 72. Eli Hynes 33. Five tied at... 1

Stolen Bases1. Derrick Thomas 102. Seven tied at... 2

Earned Run Average1. Sam Moll 2.032. Dan Langfield 3.453. Chase Joiner 3.67

Batters Struck Out1. Dan Langfield 632. Sam Moll 303. Chase Joiner 274. Jonathan Van Eaton 145. Erik Schoenrock 9

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Game date Opposing team Score r-h-e / r-h-e Inns Overall C-USA Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 17, 2012 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 2-4 L 2-6-0 4-8-1 9 0-1-0 0-0-0 GANT, C. (L 0-1) 567 2:36 Feb 18, 2012 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE W 11-2 11-11-0 2-5-2 9 1-1-0 0-0-0 LANGFIELD, D (W 1-0) 387 2:39 Feb 19, 2012 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 7-10 L 7-13-2 10-14-1 9 1-2-0 0-0-0 JOINER, C. (L 0-1) 222 3:31 Feb 24, 2012 KENNESAW STATE 7-11 L 7-10-2 11-13-1 9 1-3-0 0-0-0 GANT, C. (L 0-2) 397 3:23 Feb 25, 2012 KENNESAW STATE W 5-0 5-8-1 0-5-3 9 2-3-0 0-0-0 LANGFIELD, D (W 2-0) 383 2:31 Feb 26, 2012 KENNESAW STATE W 8-4 8-13-1 4-7-2 9 3-3-0 0-0-0 MOLL, S. (W 1-0) 317 2:52 Feb 28, 2012 at #16 Ole Miss 2-7 L 2-7-1 7-11-1 9 3-4-0 0-0-0 FARLEY, T. (L 0-1) 5893 3:06 Feb 29, 2012 at Mississippi State W 7-6 7-13-1 6-10-2 9 4-4-0 0-0-0 VAN EATON (W 1-0) 5777 3:21 Mar 02, 2012 BRADLEY 2-6 L 2-6-4 6-9-2 9 4-5-0 0-0-0 MOLL, S. (L 1-1) 487 2:35 Mar 03, 2012 BRADLEY W 7-3 7-11-0 3-7-2 9 5-5-0 0-0-0 LANGFIELD, D (W 3-0) 566 2:57 Mar 04, 2012 BRADLEY 4-5 L 4-7-0 5-12-2 9 5-6-0 0-0-0 JOINER, C. (L 0-2) 446 3:00 Mar 06, 2012 at ULM 4-5 L 4-11-2 5-10-2 9 5-7-0 0-0-0 VAN EATON (L 1-1) 1350 2:57 Mar 07, 2012 at ULM 7-11 L 7-9-4 11-9-1 9 5-8-0 0-0-0 SCHOENROCK (L 0-1) 1502 3:23 Mar 11, 2012 at #23 BAYLOR 1-2 L 1-5-0 2-3-1 (8) 5-9-0 0-0-0 LANGFIELD, D (L 3-1) 0 2:19 Mar 11, 2012 at #23 BAYLOR 3-7 L 3-8-0 7-14-1 7 5-10-0 0-0-0 MOLL, S. (L 1-2) - 1:55 Mar 13, 2012 AUSTIN PEAY W 3-2 3-8-0 2-10-2 9 6-10-0 0-0-0 VAN EATON (W 2-1) 607 3:23 Mar 16, 2012 SIENA 3-6 L 3-9-3 6-6-2 9 6-11-0 0-0-0 BAILEY, P. (L 0-1) 459 3:12 Mar 17, 2012 SIENA W 16-4 16-17-1 4-9-3 9 7-11-0 0-0-0 LANGFIELD, D (W 4-1) - 2:39 Mar 17, 2012 SIENA W 6-0 6-13-1 0-7-1 9 8-11-0 0-0-0 JOINER, C. (W 1-2) 707 2:20 Mar 20, 2012 ARKANSAS STATE W 7-1 7-11-2 1-4-0 9 9-11-0 0-0-0 WILLS, M. (W 1-0) 713 2:32 * Mar 23, 2012 #7 RICE 0-1 L 0-3-1 1-4-1 9 9-12-0 0-1-0 MOLL, S. (L 1-3) 727 2:15 * Mar 24, 2012 #7 RICE 4-15 L 4-11-4 15-13-0 9 9-13-0 0-2-0 LANGFIELD, D (L 4-2) 853 3:36 * Mar 25, 2012 #7 RICE W 6-2 6-7-0 2-9-0 9 10-13-0 1-2-0 BAILEY, P. (W 1-1) 626 2:27 Mar 27, 2012 at Middle Tennessee 7-8 L 7-11-0 8-8-2 9 10-14-0 1-2-0 BAILEY, P. (L 1-2) 415 3:06 Mar 28, 2012 at Middle Tennessee W 13-5 13-8-0 5-8-1 9 11-14-0 1-2-0 SCHOENROCK (W 1-1) 318 3:02 * Mar 30, 2012 TULANE W 10-0 10-15-0 0-5-1 9 12-14-0 2-2-0 MOLL, S. (W 2-3) 519 2:56 * Mar 31, 2012 TULANE 7-13 L 7-9-1 13-14-3 9 12-15-0 2-3-0 LANGFIELD, D (L 4-3) 707 2:46 * Apr 01, 2012 TULANE 3-7 L 3-10-0 7-9-3 9 12-16-0 2-4-0 JOINER, C. (L 1-3) 662 2:31 Apr 04, 2012 at Tennessee 3-6 L 3-8-0 6-10-0 9 12-17-0 2-4-0 WILLS, M. (L 1-1) 1547 3:07 * Apr 06, 2012 at Marshall W 9-4 9-11-1 4-7-3 9 13-17-0 3-4-0 LANGFIELD, D (W 5-3) 254 3:03 * Apr 07, 2012 at Marshall W 7-0 7-9-1 0-1-3 9 14-17-0 4-4-0 MOLL, S. (W 3-3) 231 2:41 * Apr 08, 2012 at Marshall W 11-2 11-12-0 2-8-5 9 15-17-0 5-4-0 JOINER, C. (W 2-3) 137 3:09 Apr 10, 2012 at Arkansas State 2-4 L 2-7-2 4-6-0 9 15-18-0 5-4-0 VAN EATON (L 2-2) 484 2:52 * Apr 13, 2012 #24 EAST CAROLINA 2-5 L 2-7-2 5-8-3 9 15-19-0 5-5-0 LANGFIELD, D (L 5-4) 803 2:46 * Apr 14, 2012 #24 EAST CAROLINA W 5-2 5-12-2 2-9-0 9 16-19-0 6-5-0 MOLL, S. (W 4-3) 713 2:36 * Apr 15, 2012 #24 EAST CAROLINA 7-14 L 7-10-0 14-17-2 9 16-20-0 6-6-0 JOINER, C. (L 2-4) 627 3:02 Apr 18, 2012 at Murray State W 10-4 10-10-1 4-6-2 9 17-20-0 6-6-0 WILLS, M. (W 2-1) 163 2:43 * Apr 20, 2012 at Southern Miss 1-2 L 1-9-0 2-6-0 9 17-21-0 6-7-0 LANGFIELD, D (L 5-5) 3176 2:18 * Apr 21, 2012 at Southern Miss 0-2 L 0-5-1 2-11-0 9 17-22-0 6-8-0 MOLL, S. (L 4-4) 3163 2:39 * Apr 22, 2012 at Southern Miss 1-2 L 1-6-2 2-10-1 9 17-23-0 6-9-0 SCHOENROCK (L 1-2) 3580 2:53 ^ Apr 24, 2012 #18 OLE MISS W 4-2 4-7-1 2-9-1 9 18-23-0 6-9-0 WILLS, M. (W 3-1) 1537 2:46 * Apr 27, 2012 at #7 UCF 3-4 L 3-8-1 4-6-2 9 18-24-0 6-10-0 LANGFIELD, D (L 5-6) 1867 3:08 * Apr 28, 2012 at #7 UCF W 6-5 6-10-0 5-10-2 9 19-24-0 7-10-0 BAILEY, P. (W 2-2) 1812 3:07 * Apr 29, 2012 at #7 UCF W 1-0 1-7-0 0-5-1 9 20-24-0 8-10-0 JOINER, C. (W 3-4) 1127 2:28 * May 04, 2012 UAB W 8-1 8-12-0 1-6-1 9 21-24-0 9-10-0 LANGFIELD, D (W 6-6) 727 2:30 * May 05, 2012 UAB W 6-2 6-6-1 2-5-1 9 22-24-0 10-10-0 VAN EATON (W 3-2) 831 2:31 * May 06, 2012 UAB W 8-6 8-12-2 6-13-1 9 23-24-0 11-10-0 VAN EATON (W 4-2) 722 3:12 May 09, 2012 TENNESSEE 7-8 L 7-13-0 8-9-2 9 23-25-0 11-10-0 BAILEY, P. (L 2-3) 2107 3:21 May 11, 2012 at Missouri W 6-4 6-14-3 4-6-0 9 24-25-0 11-10-0 BAILEY, P. (W 3-3) 886 2:41 May 12, 2012 at Missouri 1-9 L 1-6-2 9-9-1 9 24-26-0 11-10-0 MOLL, S. (L 4-5) 779 2:11 May 13, 2012 at Missouri W 8-7 8-10-1 7-10-1 9 25-26-0 11-10-0 VAN EATON (W 5-2) 880 2:56 May 15, 2012 UT MARTIN W 13-3 13-15-0 3-8-3 9 26-26-0 11-10-0 SCHOENROCK (W 2-2) 628 3:12 * May 17, 2012 at Houston W 15-3 15-23-1 3-10-2 9 27-26-0 12-10-0 WILLS, M. (W 4-1) 820 3:39 * May 18, 2012 at Houston W 8-7 8-11-1 7-13-5 (11) 28-26-0 13-10-0 VAN EATON (W 6-2) 800 3:58 * May 19, 2012 at Houston W 11-0 11-13-0 0-5-3 8 29-26-0 14-10-0 JOINER, C. (W 4-4) 791 2:43 % May 23, 2012 vs Southern Miss W 14-3 14-15-1 3-13-0 8 30-26-0 14-10-0 MOLL, S. (W 5-5) 2566 2:52 % May 24, 2012 vs #4 Rice W 3-2 3-8-1 2-7-1 9 31-26-0 14-10-0 LANGFIELD, D (W 7-6) 2429 2:12 % May 25, 2012 vs Houston 3-7 L 3-7-1 7-9-1 9 31-27-0 14-10-0 WILLS, M. (L 4-2) 1868 2:44 % May 27, 2012 vs UAB 0-5 L 0-6-1 5-10-1 9 31-28-0 14-10-0 JOINER, C. (L 4-5) 847 3:00

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2012 c-usa awards

Player of the YearJacob Wilson, Memphis

Pitcher of the YearMatthew Reckling, Rice

Freshman of the YearMason Robbins, Southern Miss

Newcomer of the YearAndrew Pierce, Southern Miss

Coach of the YearWayne Graham, Rice All-Conference USA First TeamIF: D.J. Hicks, Jr., UCFIF: Christian Stringer, Jr., RiceIF: Jacob Wilson, Sr., MemphisIF: John Wooten, Jr., East CarolinaOF: Brandon Boudreaux, Jr., TulaneOF: Adam McClain, Sr., MemphisOF: Jeremy Rathjen, Jr., RiceC: Jeremy Schaeffer, Sr., TulaneDH/UT: J.T. Chargois, Jr., RiceP: Kevin Brandt, Sr., East CarolinaP: Dan Langfield, Jr., MemphisP: Andrew Pierce, Jr., Southern MissP: Matthew Reckling, Sr., RiceRP: Joe Rogers, Sr., UCF All-Conference USA Second TeamIF: Ashley Graeter, Sr., Southern MissIF: Brennan Middleton, Jr., TulaneIF: Travis Shreve, Sr., UCFIF: Corey Thompson, Sr., East CarolinaOF: Alex Friedrich, Sr., UCFOF: Ronnie Richardson, Jr., UCFOF: Nick Schneeberger, Sr., TulaneC: Zach Wright, Sr., East CarolinaDH/UT: Drew Reynolds, So., East CarolinaP: Jharel Cotton, Jr., East CarolinaP: Ben Lively, So., UCFP: Sam Moll, So., MemphisP: David Napoli, Jr., TulaneRP: D.J. Ponder, Sr., Tulane All-Freshman TeamIF: Sergio Leon, MarshallIF: Ford Stainback, RiceOF: Michael Pyeatt, HoustonOF: Jeff Schalk, UABOF: Michael Sterling, Southern MissOF/P: Mason Robbins, Southern MissP: Jeff Hoffman, East CarolinaP: Jordan Stephens, RiceP: Jake Drehoff, Southern MissP: Alex Massey, TulaneP: Eric Skoglund, UCF

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2012 c-usa tournaMent

2012 Conference USA Tournament Results - May 23-27, 2012

Pearl, Miss (Trustmark Park)

Wed. May 23#5 Memphis 14, #4 Southern Miss 3 #1 Rice 7, #8 Houston 5#3 tulane 4, #6 East Carolina 3

Thu. May 24#7 UAB 15, #2 UCF 1#4 Southern Miss 8, #8 Houston 7 (10)#5 Memphis 3, #1 Rice 2

Fri. May 25#7 UAB 6, #3 Tulane 3#2 UCF 11, #6 East Carolna 1#8 Houston 7, #5 Memphis 3

Sat. May 26#2 UCF 6, # Tulane 2#6 East Carolina 10, #7 UAB 3#4 Southern Miss 4, #1 Rice 2

Championship Game#7 UAB 5, #5 Memphis 0

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Batting Average1. Tulane .3052. East Carolina .2953. UCF .2904. Memphis .2895. Rice .2816. Southern Miss .2787. Houston .2718. UAB .2669. Marshall .263

Runs Scored1. UCF 4092. Tulane 3533. Memphis 3454. East Carolina 3425. Rice 3366. Southern Miss 3067. UAB 2998. Marshall 2619. Houston 226

Home Runs1. UCF 462. Tulane 423. Memphis 414. Rice 355. East Carolina 306. UAB 237. Marshall 184. Southern Miss 159. Houston 11

Stolen Bases1. UCF 902. Memphis 643. Tulane 604. Southern Miss 575. Houston 556. UAB 547. Marshall 528. Rice 499. East Carolina 44

Earned Run Average1. Rice 2.852. East Carolina 3.353. Tulane 3.384. UCF 3.545. Southern Miss 3.836. Memphis 4.007. UAB 4.468. Marshall 4.609. Houston 5.32

Batters Struck Out1. Rice 5472. UCF 4843. East Carolina 4244. Memphis 3985. Marshall 3976. UAB 3897. Southern Miss 3658. Tulane 3509. Houston 347

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Batting Average1. McClain, A.-MEM .3922. Middleton-TLN .3573. Hynes, E.-MEM .3524. Shreve, T.-UCF .3515. Graeter-USM .3466. Schneeberger-TLN .3457. Stringer-RICE .3438. Wooten-ECU .3389. Robbins-USM .330 Boudreaux, B.-TLN .330

Runs Scored1. Richardson-UCF 592. Stringer-RICE 583. Boudreaux, B.-USM 564. Hicks, D.-UCF 525. Wooten-ECU 50 Sweeney, D.-UCF 507. McClain, A.-MEM 498. Wilson, J.-MEM 479. Three tied at 45

Doubles1. Friedrich, A.-UCF 212. Schaffer-TLN 193. Gomez, N.-MAR 17 Wilson, J.-MEM 17 Hynes, E.-MEM 176. Graeter-USM 157. Richardson-UCF 14 Rathjen-RICE 14 Boudreaux, B.-TLN 14

Hits1. McClain, A.-MEM 912. Hynes, E.-MEM 823. Stringer-RICE 814. Wooten-ECU 805. Taladay, C.-UCF 78 Schneeberger-TLN 787. Thompson, C.-ECU 768. Friedrich, A.-UCF 74 Wilson, J.-MEM 74 Graeter-USM 74

Opposing Batting Average1. Reckling, M.-RICE .1872. Langfield, D.-MEM .2083. Simms, J.-RICE .2104. Kubitza-RICE .2115. Hoffman-ECU .2246. Smithmyer-ECU .227 Wall-RICE .2278. Lively, B.-UCF .2319. Bullard, B.-UAB .23310. Brandt-ECU .237

Batters Struck Out1. Langfield, D.-MEM 1112. Reckling, M.-RICE 993. Pierce-USM 964. Lively, B.-UCF 845. Blair-MAR 826. Bullard, B.-UAB 797. Kubitza-RICE 738. Benak-RICE 729. Three tied at 68

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C-USA Overall W-L Pct. Home Away W-L Pct. Home Away Neutral L10 Streak#x-Rice 17-7 .708 8-4 9-3 41-19 .683 25-11 13-5 3-3 5-5 L2#-UCF 16-8 .667 6-6 10-2 45-17 .726 27-11 14-3 4-3 5-5 L2Tulane 14-10 .583 6-6 8-4 38-20 .655 27-10 10-8 1-2 6-4 L2Southern Miss 14-10 .583 9-3 5-7 32-24 .571 20-8 9-11 3-5 7-3 W2Memphis 14-10 .583 6-6 8-4 31-28 .525 16-13 13-13 2-2 7-3 L2#-East Carolina 13-10-1 .563 9-2-1 4-8 36-24-1 .598 23-7-1 8-13 5-4 4-6 L1#y-UAB 9-15 .375 7-5 2-10 32-30 .516 18-10 9-17 4-4 5-5 L2Houston 5-18-1 .229 3-9 2-9-1 18-35-1 .343 11-14 4-18-1 3-3 2-8 W1Marshall 5-19 .208 2-10 3--9 17-36 .321 2-12 9-18 6-6 2-8 W1

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Coach: Leo Davis

Valparaiso ......................... 7-12, L Valparaiso ..................... 21-10, W Illinois ............................... 5-11, L Murray State ..................... 7-4, W Arkansas State ................ 10-2, W Murray State ................... 12-3, W Delta State ........................ 7-2, W Army ABU 346 .................. 8-4, W NATTC ............................... 6-5, W Arkansas State .................... 2-4, L Delta State ........................ 9-3, W


Coach: Leo Davis

Navy ................................... 5-8, L Murray State ..................... 9-5, W Arkansas State .................. 8-4, W Southwestern ................. 11-2, W Delta State .......................... 4-7, L Union ................................ 9-5, W Southwestern ................... 8-4, W Delta State ...................... 10-2, W Union .................................. 3-8, L Army ABU 846 .................. 7-1, W Arkansas State .................... 3-4, L NATTC ............................. 10-11, L Murray State ..................... 7-1, W


Coach: Leo Davis

Wheaton College .............. 6-12, L Arkansas State ................ 10-5, W Murray State ................. 16-14, W Mississippi State ............... 1-11, L Mississippi State ............... 2-14, L Delta State ........................ 7-4, W NATTC ............................. 10-7, W Murray State ..................... 7-6, W Union ................................ 4-2, W Southwestern ................. 24-6, W Arkansas State .............. 14-12, W Southwestern ..................... 2-5, L Union ................................ 8-0, W


Coach: Leo Davis

Southwestern .................29-0, W Chicago ...........................10-5, W Delta State ......................10-4, W Wisconsin ...................... 11-18, L Wisconsin .........................1-10, L Delta State ........................4-3, W Union ..................................6-7, L NATTC .................................3-7, L NATTC .............................25-6, W Arkansas State ..................7-3, W Southwestern .................17-7, W Union ............................16-12, W


Coach: R.A. Long

Ole Miss .............................. 2-6, L Ole Miss ............................ 3-10, L Arkansas State .................. 9-6, W Murray State ..................... 7-6, W NATTC ............................. 12-14, L Florence State ..................... 1-2, L Southwestern ................... 5-4, W Wisconsin ........................... 4-7, L NATTC ................................. 1-4, L Arkansas State .................... 5-6, L Alabama State .................. 7-2, W Arkansas State ................ 13-1, W

NATTC ............................. 13-6, W Southwestern ................. 24-3, W Mississippi State ............... 6-14, L Mississippi State ............... 6-13, L

1 9 5 3Overall Record: 4-1-4Coach: Arnold Ryan

Florence State .....................5-7, L Wabash .............................. 3-3, T Southwestern ...................9-1, W Arkansas State ..................7-4, W Union ................................. 3-3, T Southwestern .................11-7, W NATTC ................................ 3-3, T Union ............................14-13, W Arkansas State ................... 3-3, T

1 9 5 4Overall Record: 2-9H: 1-5 A: 1-4 N: 0-0

Coach: Cully Rickard

Wabash ............................... 3-6, L Mississippi College .......... 11-0, W Ole Miss ............................ 1-10, L Notre Dame ........................ 1-9, L at Ole Miss ........................ 3-10, L at Southwestern ............. 14-8, W at NATTC ........................... 1-12, L at Arkansas State ................ 3-4, L Southwestern ..................... 2-6, L Arkansas State .................... 0-2, L at NATTC ............................. 3-4, L

1 9 5 5Overall Record: 6-7Coach: Cully Rickard

Wabash ...............................4-7, L Depauw ..........................14-6, W Florence State .....................6-7, L NATTC .................................4-6, L Southeastern ....................2-1, W Murray State .....................6-5, W Delta State ..........................5-8, L Arkansas State ..............13-11, W Southwestern .....................2-4, L Delta State ........................4-0, W Murray State ...................17-8, W Florence State .....................1-4, L Arkansas State ..................7-17, L

1 9 5 6Overall Record: 5-5Coach: Frank Price

Wabash ............................. 9-8, W Depauw ............................ 3-2, W Southwestern ................... 9-8, W Arkansas State .................. 7-12, L Delta State .......................... 6-7, L Delta State ........................ 8-6, W Southwestern ................... 7-5, W NATTC ................................. 2-5, L Arkansas State .................... 3-4, L Florence State ..................... 3-4, L

1 9 5 7Overall Record: 6-10Coach: Frank Price

Saint Louis ........................8-16, L Saint Louis ..........................6-9, L Delta State ........................6-13, L Illinois ...............................8-1, W Illinois .............................21-6, W Arkansas State ..................2-0, W Union ................................6-21, L NATTC ...............................9-10, L Florence State ...................5-4, W Southwestern .....................8-9, L Delta State ........................5-0, W Southwestern ...................5-3, W

Mississippi College ............8-13, L NATTC .................................3-5, L Union ..................................7-9, L Arkansas State ....................3-6, L

1 9 5 8Overall Record: 9-6H: 5-2 A: 4-4 N: 0-0Coach: Dean Ehlers

3/31 Hanover ............................ 9-6, W4/10 St. Mary’s .......................... 0-14, L4/11 at Mississippi State ........... 6-12, L4/12 at Mississippi State ........... 6-3, W4/14 Union ................................ 4-2, W4/17 Southwestern ................... 7-10, L4/23 Arkansas State ................ 10-8, W5/6 Florence State ................... 8-6, W5/7 at Delta State .................. 10-4, W5/12 Delta State ...................... 11-6, W5/14 at Arkansas State .............. 8-12, L5/15 at Southwestern ............... 7-17, L5/16 at Union ............................ 5-1, W5/17 at NATTC ......................... 18-9, W5/20 at Florence State ................. 7-8, L


Quincy College .................. 9-14, L #19 Missouri ....................... 2-4, L #19 Missouri ..................... 2-10, L Hanover College ............. 26-2, W #10 Notre Dame ................. 1-6, L at Florence State ................. 5-8, L Union ................................ 1-14, L at Southwestern ............. 13-5, W at Southwestern ............. 21-7, W at Union .......................... 15-16, L Florence State ................... 6-2, W at Mississippi State ............. 1-3, L at Mississippi State ............. 2-7, L NATTC ................................. 5-6, L Arkansas State .................. 5-4, W Arkansas State .................... 5-7, L at SEMO .............................. 2-3, L at Saint Louis .................... 2-10, L at Washington .................... 1-9, L at Washington .................. 9-17, L


Coach: Dean Ehlers

NE Louisiana ....................... 5-6, L Louisiana Tech .................... 1-5, L Centenary ......................... 5-3, W Centenary ......................... 6-4, W Kansas State ........................ 2-8, L Kansas State .................... 23-5, W Missouri ............................ 7-20, L Missouri .......................... 10-7, W Union .................................. 6-7, L Wheaton ........................... 8-6, W Wheaton ............................. 5-6, L Union .............................. 14-6, W Quincy ............................ 10-3, W Saint Louis ........................ 9-2, W #18 Notre Dame ................. 4-9, L Illinois ................................. 1-8, L Mississippi State ............... 4-2, W Mississippi State ............... 9-3, W #9 Ole Miss ....................... 5-10, L SEMO .............................. 11-0, W #9 Ole Miss ......................... 2-6, L Murray State ..................... 9-5, W Arkansas State .................... 2-4, L Arkansas State .................... 5-8, L


Chicago ........................... 22-4, W Missouri .............................. 0-1, L Missouri ............................ 3-10, L at Union ............................ 9-8, W NE Louisiana ..................... 7-0, W NE Louisiana ..................... 6-4, W at Mississippi State ............. 3-4, L at Mississippi State ........... 0-19, L Arkansas State .............. 16-14, W Arkansas State .................. 3-1, W at Ole Miss ........................ 2-12, L Ole Miss ........................ 14-11, W Union ................................ 5-4, W at Murray State ................. 5-2, W at Arkansas State .............. 6-3, W at Arkansas State .............. 5-3, W at Saint Louis .................... 3-2, W at Washington .................... 7-8, L at SEMO ............................ 5-0, W


Coach: Bob Stephenson

Kansas State .................... 10-2, W Kansas State .................... 17-1, W Bethel ............................. 19-6, W Howard College ................ 7-2, W Howard College .................. 0-6, L Ole Miss .............................. 8-9, L Ole Miss .............................. 1-3, L Cincinnati .......................... 7-0, W Cincinnati .......................... 4-1, W #4 Mississippi State ........ 23-8, W #4 Mississippi State .......... 1-10, L Union ................................ 9-6, W Howard College ................ 7-4, W Arkansas State .................. 8-2, W Delta State ........................ 7-3, W Delta State ...................... 10-16, L Union ............................ 11-10, W Arkansas State .................. 4-0, W

1 9 6 3Overall Record: 17-6H: 10-0 A:7-6 N: 0-0

Coach: Al Brown

3/16 Tennessee Tech ................. 5-0, W3/22 Arkansas State .................. 9-7, W3/23 at Mississippi College........ 6-4, W3/23 at Mississippi College........ 7-2, W3/26 Kansas State ...................... 8-5, W3/26 Kansas State ...................... 3-0, W4/1 Hope College .................. 12-2, W4/3 Hope College .................. 10-1, W4/9 at Delta State .................... 6-5, W4/12 at Howard College ............ 3-1, W4/12 at Howard College .............. 1-2, L4/13 at Howard College .......... 11-2, W4/15 at Arkansas State .............. 3-1, W4/16 Quincy College .................. 9-4, W4/22 #22 Ole Miss*** ............... 5-2, W4/23 at #22 Ole Miss ................... 3-7, L4/25 Arkansas State .................. 2-1, W5/3 at Murray State ................... 2-3, L5/4 at Southern Illinois ........... 7-2, W5/4 at Southern Illinois ............. 3-8, L5/7 Delta State .................... 11-10, W5/11 at Centenary ....................... 2-4, L5/11 at Centenary ....................... 1-4, L*** - First night game


Coach: Al Brown

LSU ................................... 2-4, L Rollins College .................. 3-1, W LSU ................................... 2-3, L

Mississippi College .......... 10-1, W Kansas State ...................... 7-6, W Kansas State ...................... 9-3, W at Arkansas ....................... 5-3, W at Arkansas ..................... 13-6, W Arkansas ........................... 6-0, W Arkansas ............................. 0-4, L Hope College .................... 4-2, W Illinois Wesleyan ............. 18-3, W Quincy .............................. 5-3, W at Delta State ...................... 3-4, L Howard College ................ 6-2, W Howard College ................ 9-8, W Howard College ................ 3-2, W North Dakota .................. 16-3, W North Dakota .................... 8-3, W at Arkansas State .............. 5-3, W Murray State ..................... 4-3, W Arkansas State .................... 1-2, L Delta State ........................ 6-3, W at McKendree ................. 10-3, W at McKendree ................. 15-1, W at McKendree ................. 14-5, W

1 9 6 5Overall Record: 21-7-2

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Notre Dame ........................ 5-6, L Notre Dame ...................... 6-1, W Notre Dame ...................... 4-3, W Western Illinois ................. 6-1, W Hope College .................... 5-1, W Hope College .................... 4-0, W Washington ........................ 3-5, L Washington ...................... 7-0, W at Ole Miss ........................ 2-1, W at Delta State .................... 9-8, W at Ole Miss ........................ 6-2, W Arkansas State ....................6-6, T North Dakota .................... 5-4, W North Dakota .................... 6-0, W Washington ...................... 3-2, W at #3 Saint Louis.................. 5-6, L at #3 Saint Louis..................4-4, T Quincy College .................. 5-4, W Arkansas-Helena ............... 6-4, W Arkansas-Helena ................. 2-4, L Lipscomb............................. 1-4, L Lipscomb......................... 10-2, W Arkansas State .................. 2-0, W Murray State ..................... 9-8, W Murray State ....................... 4-5, L Delta State .......................... 2-3, L at Belmont ........................ 6-4, W at Belmont ...................... 10-4, W at Lipscomb ...................... 3-0, W at Lipscomb ...................... 5-3, W

1 9 6 6Overall Record: 18-10-1H: 16-4-1 A: 2-6 N: 0-0

Coach: Al Brown

Mississippi College ............ 9-5, W Mississippi College ............ 7-3, W Mississippi College .......... 12-2, W Northwestern ................... 7-1, W Northwestern .....................6-6, T Washington ...................... 7-2, W Washington .................... 10-3, W at Southern Illinois ............. 3-7, L at Southern Illinois ............. 0-3, L Ole Miss .............................. 4-7, L Hope College .................... 6-5, W at Ole Miss ...................... 18-7, W Central Michigan .............. 8-4, W Central Michigan ................ 1-7, L Arkansas ........................... 9-8, W Arkansas ........................... 6-1, W Quincy College ................ 12-6, W at Delta State ...................... 3-5, L Arkansas State ................ 17-3, W at Ole Miss .......................... 2-5, L Ole Miss ............................ 1-13, L at Arkansas State ................ 1-3, L Lipscomb............................. 1-5, L Lipscomb........................... 3-1, W

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Coach: Al Brown

SEMO .................................. 3-6, L SEMO ................................ 7-3, W Central Michigan ................ 7-9, L Central Michigan .............. 7-2, W Northwestern ................. 15-6, W Northwestern ..................... 3-6, L Northwestern ................... 5-10, L Quincy ............................ 13-0, W at Arkansas State ................ 1-9, L at Delta State ...................... 3-5, L Southern Illinois ................ 5-3, W Southern Illinois ................ 5-2, W Southern Illinois ................ 0-16, L Delta State .......................... 4-6, L North Dakota .................... 7-6, W North Dakota .................... 7-2, W Arkansas ........................... 8-1, W Arkansas ............................. 0-4, L at Ole Miss .......................... 3-4, L Ole Miss ............................ 3-1, W Cincinnati .......................... 8-2, W Cincinnati ............................ 1-8, L Cincinnati ............................ 2-4, L at Washington .................... 1-3, L at Bradley ......................... 4-2, W Arkansas State .................... 0-1, L at Louisville ....................... 4-1, W at Louisville ....................... 7-5, W at Louisville ....................... 8-7, W


Conference Record: 6-2H: 13-6 A: 4-2 N: 0-0

Coach: Al Brown

Union ................................ 3-2, W Union .................................. 2-8, L Union .............................. 10-4, W Kansas State ...................... 5-3, W Kansas State ...................... 5-4, W Washington ...................... 9-3, W at #2 Southern Illinois ..... 15-5, W at Arkansas State ................ 3-4, L Arkansas-Little Rock .......... 7-4, W Arkansas-Little Rock .......... 7-13, L at Delta State ...................... 2-8, L Lipscomb........................... 6-10, L at Ballarmine .................. 13-1, W at Cincinnati ...................... 4-1, W at Cincinnati ........................ 0-6, L Arkansas State .................. 7-2, W Delta State ........................ 7-2, W #24 Bradley ....................... 3-2, W #24 Bradley ......................... 5-7, L #24 Bradley ..................... 13-4, W Murray State ....................... 0-2, L Murray State ..................... 2-0, W Louisville ........................... 9-3, W Louisville ........................... 6-1, W Louisville ........................... 6-5, W

1 9 6 9Overall Record: 20-12-1Conference Record: 3-3H: 14-8-1 A: 6-4 N: 0-0

Coach: Al Brown

Western Illinois ................. 5-1, W Western Illinois ................. 5-4, W Western Illinois ................. 9-4, W Western Illinois ...................2-2, T Kansas State ........................ 1-6, L Kansas State ...................... 2-1, W at Delta State ...................... 0-2, L Murray State ....................... 1-4, L Murray State ..................... 8-19, L

Murray State ..................... 1-0, W Saint Louis ........................ 8-5, W Central Michigan .............. 7-6, W Central Michigan ................ 3-7, L Central Michigan ................ 6-8, L Southern Illinois .................. 1-9, L North Dakota .................... 7-5, W North Dakota .................... 9-2, W Quincy College .................. 2-1, W Quincy College .................. 6-3, W Quincy College .................. 5-0, W Arkansas ........................... 6-0, W Arkansas ........................... 3-10, L at Arkansas State .............. 7-5, W Delta State .......................... 3-5, L NE Illinois .......................... 2-0, W at Washington .................. 5-3, W at Bradley ........................... 0-7, L at Bradley ........................... 3-6, L at Bradley ........................... 4-6, L at Louisville ..................... 12-2, W at Louisville ....................... 7-0, W at Louisville ..................... 10-6, W Arkansas State ................ 13-0, W



Coach: Al Brown

at LSU.................................. 1-2, L at LSU.................................. 4-5, L at LSU.............................. 13-7, W at Mississippi State ............. 0-3, L at Mississippi State ............. 2-3, L Mississippi State ................. 1-6, L Mississippi State ................. 1-3, L North Dakota .................... 2-0, W North Dakota ...................... 4-6, L Northwestern ................... 2-1, W Northwestern ................. 10-2, W Northwestern ................. 12-4, W Central Michigan ................ 1-6, L Central Michigan .............. 5-3, W Missouri-St. Louis ............. 1-12, L Central Michigan .............. 4-11, L at Southern Illinois ........... 0-10, L at Southern Illinois ............. 3-5, L at Southern Illinois ............. 0-5, L Ole Miss ............................ 0-11, L at Ole Miss ........................ 1-12, L Arkansas State .................. 8-4, W Louisville ........................... 5-1, W Louisville ............................. 0-2, L Louisville ............................. 8-9, L at Arkansas State .............. 8-4, W at Lipscomb ........................ 1-7, L at Bellarmine .................... 7-0, W at Cincinnati ...................... 2-11, L at Cincinnati ........................ 0-2, L at Cincinnati ........................ 4-7, L Murray State ..................... 4-1, W Murray State ..................... 4-3, W NE Illinois ............................ 4-5, L NE Illinois ........................ 10-3, W at Ole Miss ........................ 5-10, L at Detla State .................... 6-5, W Ole Miss ............................ 0-15, L at Murray State ............. 12-11, W at Murray State ................. 6-2, W Arkansas ............................. 6-7, L Arkansas ............................. 3-7, L


H: #-# A: #-# N: #-#Coach: Al Brown

3/12 at Ole Miss .......................... 2-5, L3/15 at #7 Mississippi State ...... 5-10, L3/15 at #7 Mississippi State ........ 2-6, L3/19 Notre Dame .................... 10-11, L3/20 Notre Dame ........................ 1-2, L3/20 Notre Dame ........................ 0-5, L3/22 Lawrence College ............ 15-2, W3/23 Western Illinois ................... 4-5, L3/23 Western Illinois ................. 6-5, W3/24 SEMO ................................ 7-8, L

3/26 Northwestern ..................... 3-6, L3/27 Northwestern ..................... 3-8, L3/30 at Alabama ....................... 6-10, L4/2 #2 Southern Illinois ............. 2-6, L4/3 #2 Southern Illinois ............. 4-9, L4/8 at Vanderbilt ....................... 4-9, L4/9 at Louisville ....................... 3-10, L4/9 at Louisville ......................... 2-5, L4/10 at Louisville ......................... 4-5, L4/12 Alabama.............................. 4-9, L4/12 Alabama............................ 7-2, W4/14 Delta State ........................ 4-1, W4/20 Vanderbilt ........................... 8-9, L4/22 at Arkansas State ................ 3-9, L4/24 at Arkansas ......................... 5-6, L4/24 at Arkansas ......................... 3-4, L4/26 Arkansas State .................. 5-4, W4/27 at Delta State .................... 6-10, L

Missouri Valley Tournament West Texas State ................. 1-2, L New Mexico State ........... 10-7, W West Texas State ............... 7-3, W Saint Louis ........................ 4-3, W #3 Tulsa ............................... 2-5, L


Coach: Bobby Kilpatrick

Mississippi State ............. 11-2, W Mississippi State ............... 4-1, W Vanderbilt ......................... 5-4, W Western Illinois ............. 19-10, W Western Illinois ................... 5-6, L Delta State ........................ 4-2, W Illinois State ........................ 2-6, L Notre Dame ........................ 0-5, L St. Olaf .............................. 3-2, W Southern Illinois .................. 1-9, L Southern Illinois .................. 3-4, L Southern Illinois ................ 3-10, L Wisconsin-Milwaukee....... 5-2, W Brown ............................... 2-11, L Brown ............................... 4-3, W Bradley ................................ 2-3, L Bradley .............................. 3-0, W Arkansas State .................. 6-1, W Georgia Tech ..................... 3-2, W Georgia Tech ................... 22-3, W #8 Ole Miss ......................... 3-4, L Arkansas State .................... 4-6, L #8 Ole Miss ..................... 14-8, W #8 Ole Miss ....................... 8-7, W #8 Ole Miss ....................... 8-7, W Louisville ........................... 5-4, W Louisville ............................. 1-3, L Murray State ..................... 8-7, W Murray State ..................... 5-11, L Drake .............................. 11-0, W West Texas State ............... 3-2, W #10 Tulsa ........................... 1-16, L

Missouri Valley Tournament Bradley ................................ 3-4, L #10 Tulsa ........................... 1-16, L



Louisiana Tech .................. 3-0, W LSU ................................. 7-1, W LSU ................................... 1-5, L LSU ................................... 1-2, L Ole Miss ............................ 4-10, L Rutgers ............................. 6-4, W Rutgers ............................. 5-3, W Cornell ............................ 10-3, W Cornell .............................. 8-2, W MacMurray ....................... 1-0, W Western Illinois ................... 1-3, L Western Illinois ................... 1-6, L Delta State ........................ 8-2, W Illinois State ...................... 3-0, W Mississippi State ............... 9-0, W Mississippi State ............. 15-6, W Brown ................................. 3-5, L Brown ............................... 3-0, W Bradley .............................. 2-1, W #13 Vanderbilt .................... 0-2, L

#13 Vanderbilt .................. 6-5, W Ole Miss .............................. 3-5, L Delta State ...................... 10-5, W Arkansas ............................. 0-1, L Arkansas ........................... 3-0, W Louisville ......................... 16-1, W Louisville ............................. 4-8, L Louisville ......................... 11-0, W Louisville ........................... 9-5, W Murray State ....................... 1-5, L #11 Tulsa ........................... 4-3, W #11 Tulsa ............................. 1-7, L #11 Tulsa ............................. 5-8, L #11 Tulsa ........................... 2-1, W

Missouri Valley Tournament Bradley .............................. 5-12, L Bradley .............................. 5-4, W Saint Louis ........................ 7-6, W New Mexico State ............. 9-4, W Louisville ........................... 8-7, W #11 Tulsa ............................. 7-8, L



3/5 at Delta State ................... 6-2, W3/11 at Jacksonville .................. 2-0, W3/12 at Jacksonville .................. 5-2, W3/13 at #2 Miami ........................ 3-9, L3/14 vs. Indiana ........................ 4-2, W3/14 at Miami ............................. 1-5, L3/15 vs. Indiana ........................ 3-0, W3/15 vs. Indiana .......................... 1-2, L3/20 Lawrence ........................ 16-2, W3/20 Lawrence ........................ 17-0, W3/21 Valparaiso .......................... 7-8, L3/22 Bradley ............................... 2-3, L3/23 Bradley ............................. 6-0, W3/25 Providence ....................... 5-4, W3/26 Ole Miss ........................... 2-1, W3/26 Ole Miss ............................. 6-7, L3/28 Brown............................... 4-1, W3/30 Illinois State........................ 0-8, L4/1 at Alabama ......................... 1-4, L4/1 at Alabama ......................... 0-4, L4/2 at Auburn ........................... 3-5, L4/2 at Auburn ........................... 0-5, L4/3 at Auburn ........................... 0-3, L4/9 Mississippi State................. 0-3, L4/9 Mississippi State............... 1-0, W4/11 Wisconsin State.............. 12-5, W4/12 Wisconsin State................ 6-2, W4/14 #14 Vanderbilt ................... 0-1, L4/14 #14 Vanderbilt ................. 3-0, W4/16 at Ole Miss ....................... 8-3, W4/16 at Ole Miss ....................... 3-2, W4/18 SEMO ............................... 3-1, W4/19 St. Francis College ............ 6-1, W4/19 St. Francis College ............ 8-0, W4/20 St. Francis College ............ 8-0, W4/24 Arkansas State.................... 6-8, L4/25 Delta State ....................... 7-4, W4/27 at Murray State .................. 0-6, L4/27 at Murray State .................. 1-4, L4/29 UL-Monroe ......................... 6-8, L4/29 UL-Monroe ....................... 7-2, W5/1 at Arkansas State ............... 3-4, L5/10 at #23 Tulsa ...................... 6-5, W5/10 at #23 Tulsa ........................ 2-4, L5/11 at #23 Tulsa ........................ 1-3, L5/11 at #23 Tulsa ........................ 2-3, L



3/3 Arkansas State.................. 3-2, W3/3 Arkansas State.................. 6-3, W3/7 Iowa ................................... 3-7, L3/9 at #19 LSU .......................... 2-4, L3/9 at #19 LSU .......................... 1-2, L3/10 at #19 LSU .......................... 3-4, L3/12 at Southern Miss .............. 7-0, W3/12 at Southern Miss ................ 0-1, L3/13 Louisiana Tech .................... 6-8, L3/14 Louisiana Tech .................... 0-2, L

3/21 Valparaiso ........................ 3-0, W3/21 Valparaiso ...................... 11-0, W3/22 Bradley ............................. 8-2, W3/24 MacMurray .................... 21-2, W3/24 MacMurray ...................... 8-2, W3/25 St. Olaf ............................. 6-1, W3/25 St. Olaf ........................... 10-0, W3/27 Brown............................... 8-5, W3/31 Millikin ............................. 5-0, W3/31 Millikin ............................. 5-2, W4/3 Wisconsin State................ 6-4, W4/3 Wisconsin State................ 8-1, W4/4 Wisconsin State................ 4-2, W4/5 Carroll College .................. 6-0, W4/5 Carroll College .................. 4-3, W4/8 at Mississippi State ............ 2-9, L4/8 at Mississippi State .......... 4-0, W4/15 at Ole Miss ..................... 13-5, W4/17 at Delta State ................. 17-4, W4/19 Louisville ........................ 11-5, W4/20 Louisville .......................... 8-2, W4/20 Louisville .......................... 7-2, W4/21 NE Illinois ......................... 3-0, W4/22 NE Illinois ....................... 10-0, W4/22 NE Illinois ......................... 3-2, W4/26 at Louisville .................... 10-6, W4/27 at Louisville .................... 10-9, W4/27 at Louisville .................... 10-6, W



Delta State ....................... 6-5, W UL-Monroe ...................... 6-2, W UL-Monroe .................... 10-4, W Indiana State ..................... 3-6, L Indiana State ................. 14-0, W #11 Illinois State .............. 3-0, W SEMO ................................. 6-7, L Ole Miss........................... 1-0, W Ole Miss........................... 8-1, W Mississippi State .............. 6-5, W Mississippi State .............. 5-1, W Western Illinois.............. 10-9, W Western Illinois................ 6-1, W Western Illinois................ 3-2, W St. Olaf ........................... 15-1, W St. Olaf ............................. 9-2, W Northwestern .................. 3-1, W Northwestern .................. 7-0, W Millikin........................... 10-1, W Millikin............................. 5-0, W Arkansas State ................. 3-2, W N. Park College .............. 10-0, W N. Park College .............. 10-0, W Western Michigan ............. 1-2, L Western Michiagn ........... 3-0, W at Ole Miss ........................ 3-5, L at Ole Miss ...................... 7-3, W Southern Miss ................. 4-2, W Southern Miss ................. 7-0, W at Delta State ................... 3-1, W Louisiana Tech ................. 7-0, W at Louisville........................ 8-9, L at Louisville.................... 12-7, W at Louisville.................... 11-14, L NE Illinois ......................... 9-4, W Murray State ..................... 1-2, L Murray State ..................... 4-6, L Livingston .......................... 8-9, L

Metro Tournament vs. Saint Louis .................. 2-1, W vs. Tulane....................... 15-1, W

NCAA Tournament vs. #21 Minnesota ........... 6-0, W vs. #3 Arizona State ......... 4-11, L vs. #21 Minnesota ........... 4-17, L



3/7 #12 South Alabama ............ 1-4, L3/7 #12 South Alabama ............ 4-5, L3/8 #12 South Alabama ............ 4-5, L3/10 Louisiana Tech .................. 2-0, W3/10 Louisiana Tech .................. 6-3, W3/15 Notre Dame ................... 12-0, W



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Metro Tournament5/13 vs. Cincinnati .................... 5-0, W5/14 vs. Georgia Tech ............... 9-2, W5/15 vs. Florida State ................ 2-10, LM-15 vs. Tulane ........................... 1-4, L



3/6 Arkansas State................ 16-2, W3/6 Arkansas State.................. 7-1, W3/10 at South Alabama ............ 8-21, L3/11 at South Alabama ........ 16-11, W3/17 Illinois State.................... 11-5, W3/17 Illinois State...................... 7-1, W3/18 Illinois State...................... 4-3, W3/18 Illinois State...................... 7-5, W3/19 Illinois ............................. 22-4, W3/20 Illinois ............................. 16-8, W3/20 Illinois ............................... 5-1, W3/23 Saint Louis ........................ 9-1, W3/24 Saint Louis ........................ 7-1, W3/24 Saint Louis ...................... 15-7, W3/25 Western Illinois .................. 5-7, L3/25 Western Illinois .............. 11-0, W3/27 Louisiana Tech .................. 5-3, W3/27 Louisiana Tech ................ 12-2, W3/29 at Ole Miss ....................... 8-5, W3/29 at Ole Miss ....................... 9-5, W3/31 Missouri ......................... 11-7, W3/31 Missouri ........................... 4-3, W4/1 Millikin ........................... 20-5, W4/1 Millikin ........................... 11-7, W4/3 #22 Auburn ...................... 7-2, W4/4 #22 Auburn .................... 10-9, W4/11 Ole Miss ........................... 4-1, W4/12 at #22 Auburn .................. 5-11, L4/13 at #22 Auburn .................. 6-4, W4/16 Murray State .................... 2-1, W4/16 Murray State .................... 7-2, W4/17 at Delta State ................... 5-19, L4/17 at Delta State ................. 39-3, W4/22 South Alabama ............... 10-3, W4/24 at Murray State ................ 1-11, L4/25 UALR ................................ 6-0, W4/25 UALR .............................. 13-0, W4/29 #14 Mississippi State ........ 5-3, W4/30 #14 Mississippi State .......... 4-8, L5/6 at UL-Monroe..................... 1-2, L5/7 at UL-Monroe................... 5-0, W

Metro Tournament5/13 vs. Cincinnati .................. 10-8, W

5/13 vs. Louisville ..................... 9-7, W5/14 vs. Florida State .............. 10-9, W

NCAA Tournament5/20 vs. #22 Auburn ............... 10-14, L5/21 vs. East Tennessee ............ 5-0, W5/22 vs. #22 Auburn ................. 6-5, W5/23 vs. #3 North Carolina ....... 8-6, W5/23 vs. #3 North Carolina ....... 9-11, L



3/1 at Delta State .................... 6-1, W3/4 at South Alabama ........... 10-16, L3/5 at South Alabama ............. 5-2, W3/7 Austin Peay ....................... 6-2, W3/7 Austin Peay ......................... 3-4, L3/9 Illinois State ...................... 7-1, W3/9 Illinois State ...................... 4-2, W3/13 Morehead State .............. 10-1, W3/13 Morehead State .................. 2-3, L3/14 #17 Murray State ............ 11-13, L3/16 Louisville ........................... 7-2, W3/16 Louisville ........................... 7-6, W3/17 Missouri-St. Louis ............. 8-7, W3/18 at Ole Miss .......................... 2-6, L3/18 at Ole Miss .......................... 0-4, L3/24 Missouri Baptist ............ 11-10, W3/25 Western Illinois ................. 7-10, L3/25 Western Illinois ................. 3-0, W3/28 at Louisiana Tech ................ 6-7, L3/28 at Louisiana Tech ................ 1-2, L4/4 at Saint Louis ................ 17-12, W4/10 at Arkansas State .............. 7-3, W4/10 at Arkansas State .............. 6-3, W4/16 UALR ................................. 1-0, W4/16 UALR ................................. 5-0, W4/17 Delta State ........................ 3-2, W4/18 Ole Miss ............................ 4-2, W4/18 Ole Miss ............................ 3-2, W4/21 Saint Louis ........................ 7-4, W4/21 Saint Louis ........................ 7-3, W4/28 at #20 Tulane .................... 5-1, W4/28 at #20 Tulane .................... 5-2, W5/5 UL-Monroe ....................... 8-4, W5/6 UL-Monroe ....................... 3-1, W5/8 at Tennessee ....................... 4-9, L5/8 at Tennessee ..................... 6-3, W

Metro Tournament5/10 vs. Cincinnati....................... 4-8, L5/11 vs. Virginia Tech ................ 5-1, W5/12 vs. Cincinnati................... 18-5, W5/13 vs. Florida State ................ 1-11, L



3/3 at Delta State ...................... 5-6, L3/7 Illinois State ...................... 5-4, W3/7 Illinois State .................... 10-3, W3/11 Union ................................ 5-2, W3/11 Union ................................ 6-3, W3/15 Morehead State .............. 16-6, W3/16 Morehead State ................ 8-5, W 3/18 Delta State ...................... 12-8, W3/23 at Austin Peay ................... 6-5, W3/23 at Austin Peay ..................... 5-9, L3/26 Arkansas State ................ 11-0, W3/26 Arkansas State .................. 5-2, W3/29 Western Illinois ................. 2-0, W3/29 Western Illinois ................. 8-7, W3/31 at Tennessee Tech ........... 10-0, W3/31 at Tennessee Tech ............... 4-5, L4/1 at Tennessee ................... 11-12, L4/2 at Tennessee ....................... 2-5, L4/5 Xavier ................................ 8-5, W4/5 Xavier ................................ 6-3, W4/7 #15 Louisiana Tech ............. 0-1, L4/7 #15 Louisiana Tech ............. 3-8, L4/9 Ole Miss .............................. 4-5, L4/9 Ole Miss ............................ 5-1, W4/15 at Murray State ................... 2-8, L4/17 at Lambuth ..................... 22-2, W4/19 at Ole Miss ........................ 1-0, W4/19 at Ole Miss .......................... 2-3, L4/22 Tennessee State ................ 8-4, W

4/22 Tennessee State .............. 10-3, W4/23 UALR ................................... 4-5, L4/23 UALR ............................... 11-8, W4/24 Lambuth ......................... 14-5, W4/27 at South Alabama ............... 3-4, L4/27 at South Alabama ............... 3-5, L4/30 at Arkansas State .......... 16-11, W4/30 at Arkansas State .............. 5-3, W5/1 Tennessee Tech ................. 8-3, W5/1 Tennessee Tech ................. 4-0, W5/3 at Tennesse State .............. 9-8, W5/3 at Tennessee State .......... 10-4, W

Metro Tournament5/8 vs. Saint Louis ................. 14-6, W5/9 vs. Tulane .......................... 7-2, W5/10 vs. Virginia Tech .............. 14-5, W5/11 vs. #7 Florida State ......... 11-14, L5/11 vs. #7 Florida State ........... 7-11, L



3/3 Austin Peay ........................ 1-0, W3/3 Austin Peay ........................ 6-2, W3/7 Tennessee .......................... 2-1, W3/7 Tennessee .......................... 5-3, W3/8 Tennessee .......................... 6-1, W3/9 Morehead State .............. 17-1, W3/9 Morehead State ................ 8-5, W3/10 Morehead State .............. 11-3, W3/11 Lambuth ............................ 8-3, W3/11 Lambuth .......................... 19-3, W3/14 at Murray State ............... 10-6, W3/17 at Arkansas State ................. 4-5, L3/17 at Arkansas State ............... 7-3, W3/20 Notre Dame ....................... 6-5, W3/20 Notre Dame ....................... 8-6, W3/21 Notre Dame ..................... 12-2, W3/25 St. Olaf ............................... 6-3, W3/25 St. Olaf ............................... 5-1, W3/27 Illinois State ....................... 6-1, W3/27 Illinois State ..................... 17-6, W3/28 Illinois State ....................... 4-3, W3/28 Illinois State ..................... 11-7, W4/1 Ole Miss............................... 8-9, L4/2 at Lambuth ........................ 9-2, W4/2 at Lambuth ..........................9-9, T4/3 at Tennessee Tech ........... 15-1, W4/3 at Tennessee Tech ............... 4-5, L4/4 at Vanderbilt ........................ 6-8, L4/5 at Vanderbilt ........................ 3-4, L4/7 at Ole Miss ........................ 6-4, W4/11 at #16 Florida State ........... 6-4, W4/11 at #16 Florida State ............. 4-8, L4/12 at #16 Florida State ............. 6-7, L4/14 Tennessee Tech ................. 7-1, W4/14 Tennessee Tech ................. 6-3, W4/16 Arkansas State ................... 6-5, W4/16 Arkansas State ................. 18-1, W4/18 at Union........................... 11-1, W4/18 at Union........................... 11-0, W4/22 at Ole Miss .................... 12-11, W4/23 UALR ................................ 11-2, W4/23 UALR ................................ 11-1, W4/25 South Alabama .................. 6-5, W4/26 South Alabama .................. 9-5, W4/27 at Tennessee...................... 8-6, W4/28 at Tennessee...................... 2-1, W5/3 Southern ......................... 10-1, W 5/3 Southern ........................... 9-0, W5/9 Tulane ................................ 6-3, W5/9 Tulane ................................ 7-6, W5/10 Tulane .............................. 15-3, W

Metro Tournament5/14 vs. Cincinnati ................... 13-7, W5/15 vs. #16 Florida State .......... 0-11, L5/16 vs. Louisville .................... 15-3, W5/16 vs. Virginia Tech ................. 9-8, W5/17 vs. #16 Florida State ............ 3-7, L

NCAA Tournament5/22 vs. #24 James Madison ... 16-3, W5/22 vs. #4 South Carolina ........... 5-8, L5/23 vs. #24 James Madison ..... 8-3, WM-23 vs. #4 South Carolina ......... 5-11, L



3/1 Arkansas State................ 11-5, W3/1 Arkansas State.................. 4-2, W3/2 Lambuth ......................... 15-1, W3/2 Lambuth ......................... 12-0, W3/5 at Tennessee Tech .............. 5-6, L3/5 at Tennessee Tech ............ 8-4, W3/9 Morehead State ............... 4-3, W3/9 Morehead State ............... 5-2, W3/10 Morehead State ............... 9-0, W3/10 Morehead State ............... 3-2, W3/13 at UALR ............................ 4-0, W3/13 at UALR ............................ 5-0, W3/17 at Ole Miss ....................... 7-1, W3/20 Southern Illinois ............... 8-2, W3/20 Southern Illinois ............... 9-8, W3/21 Western Illinois ................ 9-8, W3/23 Ole Miss ......................... 11-6, W3/25 Murray State .................... 8-6, W3/30 Vanderbilt ........................ 5-3, W3/31 Vanderbilt ...................... 14-6, W4/3 at South Alabama ............ 3-13, L4/4 at South Alabama ............ 9-6, W4/10 #22 Florida State .............. 3-1, W4/10 #22 Florida State ............ 11-3, W4/11 #22 Florida State .............. 6-12, L4/13 Union ................................. 2-8, L4/13 Union ............................... 6-2, W4/15 Alabama ......................... 10-9, W4/18 at Arkansas State ............... 3-8, L4/18 at Arkansas State ............... 7-8, L4/21 at Murray State .............. 13-7, W4/24 Ole Miss ........................... 7-2, W4/25 at Ole Miss ......................... 2-3, L4/29 at Alabama ......................... 0-3, L5/2 at Lambuth ....................... 5-1, W5/8 at #20 Tulane ................... 3-1, W5/8 at #20 Tulane ................. 11-7, W5/9 at #20 Tulane ................... 7-1, W

Metro Tournament5/13 vs. Saint Louis ................. 15-7, W5/14 vs. #22 Florida State ......... 4-2, W5/15 vs. #20 Tulane .................. 9-10, L5/15 vs. #22 Florida State ........... 6-7, L



3/1 Lambuth ........................ 10-0, W3/1 Lambuth .......................... 7-0, W3/3 UT Martin ........................ 5-0, W3/3 UT Martin ........................ 7-3, W3/8 at Tennessee Tech ........... 3-0, W3/8 at Tennessee Tech ........... 4-1, W3/13 at Ole Miss ...................... 4-2, W3/15 at #2 Alabama ................. 7-12, L3/18 Union ............................. 15-4, W3/18 Union ............................... 9-3, W3/19 Middle Tennessee ......... 12-2, W3/22 at Vanderbilt .................... 5-12, L3/23 at Austin Peay .................. 4-3, W3/23 at Austin Peay ................ 13-1, W3/25 at Murray State ................. 1-8, L3/29 Eastern Illinois ................. 9-4, W3/29 Eastern Illinois ................... 0-2, L3/30 Eastern Illinois ................. 6-5, W3/30 Eastern Illinois ................... 3-5, L3/31 Eastern Illinois ............... 10-0, W3/31 Eastern Illinois ................. 9-3, W4/1 Illinois Wesleyan ............ 10-0, W4/1 Illinois Wesleyan .............. 9-8, W4/4 Tennessee Tech ............. 11-2, W4/4 Tennessee Tech ............... 7-3, W4/14 South Alabama ................ 3-1, W4/14 South Alabama .................. 3-4, L4/16 UALR ................................ 5-3, W4/16 UALR .............................. 13-1, W4/19 #2 Alabama ..................... 5-2, W4/20 #2 Alabama ....................... 2-3, L4/23 at #15 Florida State ......... 0-17, L4/23 at #15 Florida State ........... 1-2, L4/24 at #15 Florida State ......... 7-6, W4/26 Ole Miss............................. 6-9, L

5/1 #23 Tulane ................... 12-11, W5/1 #23 Tulane ................... 13-10, W5/6 Austin Peay .................... 14-1, W5/6 Austin Peay .................. 12-11, W5/7 Tennessee ...................... 11-4, W5/8 Tennessee ........................ 9-8, W

Metro Tournament5/12 vs. Louisville .................. 13-2, W5/13 vs. #23 Tulane .................... 2-4, L5/13 vs. Virginia Tech ............... 1-0, W5/14 vs. Louisville ...................... 5-8, L



2/25 UALR ............................... 1-0, W2/25 UALR ............................... 3-0, W2/26 UALR ............................... 5-1, W2/26 UALR ............................. 10-3, W3/3 at Austin Peay ................... 2-3, L3/3 at Austin Peay ................. 9-2, W3/4 at Tennessee Tech ......... 13-2, W3/7 at Arkansas State ............ 5-4, W3/7 at Arkansas State ............ 7-0, W3/13 Lambuth ....................... 19-2, W3/14 at UT Martin ................. 17-6, W3/15 Christian Brothers ........... 6-5, W3/22 at Christian Brothers ..... 11-4, W3/25 Southern Illinois .............. 3-2, W3/25 Southern Illinois ................ 3-5, L3/27 at Murray State ............... 9-4, W4/1 Tennessee Tech ............. 16-6, W4/1 Tennessee Tech ............. 11-4, W4/3 at Alabama ..................... 4-14, L4/4 at Alabama ..................... 8-18, L4/6 Southern Miss................. 7-6, W4/7 Southern Miss............... 10-0, W4/10 Murray State ............... 12-10, W4/11 Vanderbilt ......................... 5-8, L4/13 at Tulane ....................... 12-8, W4/14 at Tulane ......................... 3-13, L4/15 at Tulane ........................... 2-3, L4/20 at Tennessee ................... 4-3, W4/21 at Tennessee ..................... 5-6, L4/24 Alabama........................ 11-8, W4/25 Alabama.......................... 5-18, L4/28 Ole Miss ........................ 15-3, W4/30 at Ole Miss ...................... 2-11, L5/1 Austin Peay ..................... 4-3, W5/1 Austin Peay ................... 16-2, W5/4 Florida State ................... 7-13, L5/6 Florida State ................... 3-11, L5/6 Florida State ..................... 3-8, L

Metro Tournament5/10 vs. Virginia Tech ............ 12-6, W5/11 vs. Cincinnati..................... 2-3, L5/11 vs. Florida State .............. 3-10, L



2/22 at UL Monroe................ 14-6, W2/22 at UL Monroe.................. 6-5, W2/23 at Tulane ....................... 11-0, W2/23 at Tulane ......................... 5-15, L3/1 UALR ............................... 6-4, W3/1 UALR ............................... 8-1, W3/2 UALR ............................... 7-0, W3/2 UALR ............................... 9-0, W3/5 Murray State ................... 6-5, W3/6 Rhodes ............................ 3-2, W3/13 at Ole Miss ...................... 5-2, W3/15 UL Monroe ...................... 6-4, W3/16 UL Monroe ........................ 1-6, L3/16 UL Monroe ...................... 5-4, W3/17 SEMO ................................ 4-8, L3/17 SEMO ............................ 10-5, W3/19 at Murray State ............. 18-5, W3/20 at Vanderbilt ................... 5-11, L3/24 Tennessee ..................... 10-1, W3/24 Tennessee ....................... 6-1, W3/25 UT Martin ....................... 2-1, W3/30 #20 Florida State ............. 3-2, W3/31 #20 Florida State ............. 8-7, W4/1 St. Mary’s ...................... 11-4, W



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Metro Tournament5/9 vs. Cincinnati................. 18-4, W5/10 vs. #8 South Carolina ...... 8-19, L5/10 vs. Tulane .......................... 7-8, L




2/20 Christian Brothers ......... 17-5, W2/22 UALR ............................... 7-2, W2/22 UALR ............................... 4-1, W2/25 at Tennessee ................... 7-12, L2/26 at Tennessee ..................... 6-7, L3/1 Arkansas ........................... 2-6, L3/2 at Central Arkansas ....... 10-3, W3/2 at Central Arkansas ....... 18-2, W3/5 Kansas State ...................... 8-9, L3/8 at Tennessee Tech ......... 18-4, W3/8 at Tennessee Tech ............. 4-5, L3/9 at Austin Peay ............... 13-8, W3/14 Christian Brothers ........... 8-2, W3/15 at UT Martin ................... 9-4, W3/16 Rhodes ............................ 9-1, W3/19 at Ole Miss ...................... 9-4, W3/21 Western Illinois ............... 5-2, W3/22 Western Illinois ................. 7-9, L3/23 Middle Tennessee ............. 3-8, L3/23 Middle Tennessee ........... 1-0, W3/24 Middle Tennessee ........... 5-2, W3/28 at Murray State ............. 10-9, W3/29 #2 Florida State* ............... 3-7, L3/29 #2 Florida State* ............... 1-6, L3/30 #2 Florida State* ............. 7-2, W4/1 Murray State ................. 10-3, W4/3 Central Arkansas ........... 11-1, W4/3 Central Arkansas ............. 8-0, W4/5 at Southern Miss*........... 3-2, W4/5 at Southern Miss*........... 5-2, W4/6 at Southern Miss*........... 8-5, W4/9 at Ole Miss ........................ 4-5, L4/10 Harding ......................... 15-1, W4/13 Southern Miss* ............... 9-2, W4/13 Southern Miss* ............... 4-3, W4/16 Vanderbilt ....................... 9-1, W4/17 Rhodes .......................... 11-1, W4/19 at #2 Florida State*........... 0-6, L4/19 at #2 Florida State*........... 5-6, L4/20 at #2 Florida State*........... 1-7, L4/23 UALR ............................... 8-1, W4/23 UALR ............................... 5-4, W4/26 at Middle Tennessee ....... 8-7, W4/26 at Middle Tennessee ....... 4-0, W4/27 at Middle Tennessee ....... 7-4, W4/29 Ole Miss ............................ 3-4, L4/30 Ole Miss ........................ 10-2, W5/3 Tennessee Tech ............... 2-1, W5/3 Tennessee Tech ............. 19-0, W5/4 Austin Peay ..................... 7-2, W5/4 Austin Peay ................... 10-4, W

Metro Tournament5/8 vs. Louisville .................. 19-3, W5/9 vs. South Carolina ............. 3-4, L5/9 vs. Virginia Tech ............ 11-8, W5/10 vs. Southern Miss ........... 4-2, W5/10 vs. #2 Florida State ........... 3-7, L

1 9 8 7Overall Record: 33-23-1Conference Record: 9-9H: 21-8-1 A: 8-13 N: 4-2Coach: Bobby Kilpatrick

2/14 #5 Arkansas ....................... 1-3, L2/14 #5 Arkansas .......................2-2, T2/21 at #5 Arkansas ................. 5-21, L2/22 at #5 Arkansas ................. 7-14, L2/25 Christian Brothers ......... 11-1, W3/3 Christian Brothers ........... 3-11, L3/4 UALR .................................. 0-3, L3/4 UALR ................................ 5-2, W3/5 Ole Miss........................... 9-7, W3/6 at Austin Peay .............. 16-14, W3/7 at Middle Tennessee ......... 7-8, L3/10 NW Missouri State ........ 18-2, W3/11 Rhodes ............................ 4-1, W3/12 Murray State ............... 11-10, W3/13 Indiana State ................... 6-3, W3/14 Washington Univ. .......... 25-3, W3/15 Lambuth ........................ 13-1, W3/17 at Vanderbilt .................. 10-12, L3/18 at Murray State ............. 11-8, W3/20 Middle Tennessee ............. 1-2, L3/21 Middle Tennessee ........... 4-2, W3/24 Tennessee ...................... 24-1, W3/25 Tennessee ........................ 7-5, W3/28 #6 Florida State* ............... 1-4, L3/28 #6 Florida State* ............... 0-8, L3/29 #6 Florida State* ............. 5-4, W4/1 at Ole Miss ........................ 1-2, L4/4 Southern Miss* ............... 9-0, W4/4 Southern Miss* ................. 5-8, L4/5 Southern Miss* ............. 11-6, W4/7 at Arkansas State ............. 4-1, W4/7 at Arkansas State ........... 10-0, W4/8 at UALR .............................. 1-5, L4/8 at UALR .............................. 2-8, L4/11 at Southern Miss* ............. 3-4, L4/11 at Southern Miss* ............. 3-4, L4/12 at Southern Miss* ........... 4-3, W4/18 at #6 Florida State* ........... 4-6, L4/18 at #6 Florida State* ........... 6-7, L4/19 at #6 Florida State* ........... 5-7, L4/22 at Ole Miss ........................ 6-7, L4/23 Austin Peay .................... 15-0, W4/25 at Louisville*.................. 17-3, W4/25 at Louisville*.................. 17-8, W4/26 at Louisville*.................. 12-3, W4/28 Rhodes .......................... 15-3, W4/29 Arkansas State ............... 10-4, W4/29 Arkansas State ................. 6-5, W5/2 Louisville* .......................... 6-7, L5/2 Louisville* ........................ 8-4, W5/3 Louisville* ...................... 13-0, W5/9 vs. Charlotte^ .................. 9-0, W5/10 vs. Davidson^ ................ 11-5, W5/11 vs. Western Kent.^ ........ 13-3, W

Metro Tournament5/13 vs. Southern Miss .......... 10-1, W5/14 vs. South Carolina .............. 2-6, L5/15 vs. Cincinnati ................... 1-13, L^ - Charlotte Invitational Tournament


Conference Record: 6-8H: 16-11 A: 10-9 N: 1-2Coach: Bobby Kilpatrick

2/20 Middle Tennessee ............. 4-5, L2/20 Middle Tennessee ............. 1-8, L2/21 UALR ................................ 7-6, W2/21 UALR ................................ 5-4, W2/24 Vanderbilt ........................ 7-6, W2/27 at Tennessee...................... 3-6, L2/28 at Tennessee...................... 4-5, L2/29 at Tennessee Tech ........... 9-5, W3/5 Western Illinois.................. 3-5, L3/5 Western Illinois................ 5-2, W3/6 Indiana State ................... 9-0, W3/11 Illinois .............................. 6-5, W3/15 at UALR .............................. 0-1, L3/15 at UALR ............................ 7-1, W3/16 at Middle Tennessee ..... 11-8, W3/17 at Middle Tennessee ......... 1-9, L3/19 at #23 Mississippi State . 10-1, W

3/20 at #23 Mississippi State ..... 5-8, L3/22 Rhodes ............................ 8-4, W3/26 Ole Miss........................... 9-13, L3/27 Ole Miss........................... 7-1, W3/29 Rhodes ............................ 7-2, W4/6 Arkansas State ................. 3-1, W4/6 Arkansas State ............... 10-6, W4/7 Tennessee Tech ............... 4-12, L4/9 Southern Miss* ............... 5-2, W4/9 Southern Miss* ............... 6-4, W4/10 Southern Miss* ................. 1-7, L4/10 Southern Miss* ............. 10-2, W4/13 at Ole Miss .................. 16-15, W4/16 at #15 Florida State* ....... 6-5, W4/16 at #15 Florida State* ......... 0-5, L4/17 at #15 Florida State* ....... 2-1, W4/20 at Arkansas State ............. 4-2, W4/20 at Arkansas State ............. 9-5, W4/23 Evansville ........................... 2-4, L4/23 Evansville ......................... 7-6, W4/24 Evansville ........................... 3-6, L4/27 at Ole Miss ........................ 1-9, L4/30 Christian Brothers ......... 10-2, W5/7 at Louisiana Tech ............. 8-3, W5/7 at Louisiana Tech ............. 8-11, L5/8 at Louisiana Tech ............... 4-9, L5/13 #15 Florida State* ........... 3-14, L5/14 #15 Florida State* ............. 5-9, L5/15 #15 Florida State* ........... 1-21, L

Metro Tournament5/18 vs. Southern Miss% ......... 4-11, L5/20 vs. Virginia Tech% ............ 6-1, W5/21 vs. #15 Florida State% ....... 2-4, L




2/11 Louisiana Tech ................ 5-4, W2/12 Louisiana Tech ................ 5-4, W2/19 Christian Brothers ......... 11-3, W2/25 Navy ................................ 4-1, W2/26 Christian Brothers ........... 9-0, W3/1 UALR ............................... 2-1, W3/2 at UALR ........................... 5-2, W3/8 Belhaven ......................... 8-3, W3/11 at Evansville ...................... 3-5, L3/11 at Evansville .................. 13-4, W3/12 at Evansville .................... 8-7, W3/14 Murray State ............... 13-11, W3/15 at Middle Tennessee ..... 11-4, W3/16 at Middle Tennessee ....... 0-10, L3/18 Harding ........................... 9-4, W3/19 Harding ............................. 1-6, L3/19 Harding ........................... 4-3, W3/22 Ole Miss ............................ 5-6, L3/23 Illinois Wesleyan ........... 11-2, W3/25 at Ole Miss ........................ 4-6, L3/26 Ole Miss .......................... 7-10, L3/28 Lincoln Memorial .......... 11-8, W3/30 #10 Mississippi State ...... 3-10, L4/1 at Arkansas State ............ 6-3, W4/1 at Arkansas State .............. 3-9, L4/2 Arkansas State ................ 3-2, W4/2 Arkansas State ................ 8-3, W4/5 at Murray State ............... 9-25, L4/6 Rhodes ............................ 6-1, W4/8 Virginia Tech* ................... 1-2, L4/8 Virginia Tech* ................. 7-6, W4/9 Virginia Tech* ................. 2-1, W4/12 Rhodes .......................... 24-9, W4/13 Tennessee Tech ............... 4-3, W4/15 at Southern Miss*............. 3-5, L4/15 at Southern Miss*........... 6-0, W4/16 at Southern Miss*............. 4-7, L4/18 at Ole Miss ........................ 3-4, L4/20 at Tennessee Tech ......... 17-1, W4/22 Cincinnati* ...................... 8-7, W4/22 Cincinnati* ...................... 9-3, W4/23 Cincinnati* .................... 13-5, W4/26 at Vanderbilt ................... 5-16, L4/29 #3 Florida State* ............... 2-6, L4/29 #3 Florida State* ............... 2-6, L4/30 #3 Florida State* ............... 1-3, L5/6 at South Carolina* .......... 6-4, W5/6 at South Carolina* .......... 0-12, L5/7 at South Carolina* ........ 10-16, L5/13 at Louisville* ................... 7-14, L5/14 at Louisville* ................... 3-12, L

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5/17 vs. South Carolina% .... 11-10, W5/19 vs. #3 Florida State%......... 4-9, L5/20 vs. Cincinnati% ................ 6-15, L



2/17 Harding ......................... 10-1, W2/18 Harding ........................... 6-1, W2/20 UALR ................................. 1-5, L2/21 at UALR ........................... 2-11, L2/24 Tennessee ....................... 5-2, W2/25 Tennessee ....................... 2-1, W2/27 Tennessee Tech ............... 3-2, W2/28 Belhaven ......................... 5-4, W3/3 at #5 Mississippi State ...... 1-9, L3/4 at #5 Mississippi State .... 4-2, W3/9 Illinois State .................... 7-1, W3/10 Illinois State ...................... 6-9, L3/11 Vanderbilt ..................... 12-2, W3/13 at #10 Florida State*....... 0-10, L3/14 at #10 Florida State*....... 5-3, W3/15 at #10 Florida State*....... 5-13, L3/17 Evansville ........................ 6-3, W3/17 Evansville ........................ 7-5, W3/18 Evansville .......................... 2-4, L3/19 Middle Tennessee ........... 3-2, W3/20 Middle Tennessee ............. 3-4, L3/21 Northern Iowa ................ 4-3, W3/22 Northern Iowa .............. 10-5, W3/24 Tulane* ........................... 7-5, W3/24 Tulane* ........................... 9-2, W3/25 Tulane* ......................... 10-5, W3/29 Missouri State ................. 4-3, W3/31 Rhodes ............................ 9-4, W4/3 at Tennessee Tech ............. 2-3, L4/7 at Virginia Tech* ............... 8-9, L4/8 at Virginia Tech* ............... 6-9, L4/8 at Virginia Tech* ............... 0-4, L4/12 Nicholls State .................... 2-8, L4/13 Southern Miss* ............... 5-3, W4/13 Southern Miss* ................. 1-9, L4/14 Southern Miss* ................. 5-9, L4/18 at UALR ........................... 4-0, W4/19 UALR ............................. 20-3, W4/21 at Cincinnati* .................... 2-4, L4/21 at Cincinnati* .................. 7-5, W4/22 at Cincinnati* .................. 9-7, W4/24 Murray State ................. 11-9, W4/25 Arkansas State .............. 10-9, W4/25 Arkansas State .............. 12-3, W4/29 South Carolina* ................ 1-7, L4/29 South Carolina* .............. 5-10, L5/5 at Arkansas State .............. 2-6, L5/5 at Arkansas State .......... 12-2, W5/8 at Middle Tennessee ....... 4-3, W5/9 at Middle Tennessee ......... 2-9, L5/10 at Ole Miss ........................ 2-8, L5/13 Louisville* ......................... 1-5, L5/13 Louisville* ......................... 0-3, L

Metro Tournament5/16 vs. Virginia Tech ................ 4-6, L5/17 vs. Tulane ...................... 11-5, W5/18 vs. Southern Miss ............. 2-5, L




2/16 Harding ....................... 13-10, W2/21 Missouri-St. Louis ........... 6-3, W2/22 at Arkansas State ........ 21-12, W2/23 Arkansas State ................ 7-6, W2/24 Arkansas State .............. 11-9, W2/26 SEMO .............................. 8-7, W2/27 at UALR ......................... 15-2, W3/2 at Evansville ...................... 5-6, L3/2 at Evansville .................... 7-2, W3/5 North Alabama ............... 8-6, W3/6 Belhaven ....................... 12-2, W3/9 Western Illinois ............... 6-3, W3/9 Western Illinois ............. 15-5, W

3/10 at Arkansas State .......... 14-3, W3/11 Austin Peay ................. 12-11, W3/13 at Middle Tennessee ....... 3-0, W3/14 Middle Tennessee ............. 3-7, L3/16 Northern Iowa ................ 4-0, W3/17 Northern Iowa .............. 13-0, W3/19 Murray State ..................... 4-5, L3/21 Missouri State ............... 10-9, W3/22 at Nicholls State ................ 3-6, L3/23 at Tulane* ....................... 6-3, W3/23 at Tulane* ......................... 1-6, L3/24 at Tulane* ......................... 4-5, L3/27 #22 Mississippi State*** .. 4-5, L3/28 #22 Mississippi State ...... 2-10, L3/30 #7 Florida State* ............... 5-6, L3/30 #7 Florida State* ............... 3-4, L3/31 #7 Florida State* ............. 8-7, W4/2 Ole Miss .......................... 3-10, L4/3 at Ole Miss ........................ 3-9, L4/6 Virginia Tech* ............. 15-12, W4/6 Virginia Tech* ................. 5-4, W4/10 at Tennessee ..................... 6-7, L4/13 at #24 Southern Miss* ...... 5-6, L4/13 at #24 Southern Miss* ...... 5-7, L4/14 at #24 Southern Miss* ...... 1-8, L4/16 at #9 Oklahoma State ... 10-11, L4/17 at #9 Oklahoma State ..... 5-15, L4/20 Cincinnati* ...................... 4-3, W4/20 Cincinnati* ...................... 4-3, W4/21 Cincinnati* ...................... 3-2, W4/22 at Murray State ................. 4-6, L4/24 Tennessee State .............. 2-0, W4/25 Tennessee State ............ 14-4, W4/28 at South Carolina* ............ 1-3, L4/28 at South Carolina* ............ 0-4, L5/4 Cumberland ................ 15-11, W5/11 at Louisville* ..................... 1-6, L5/11 at Louisville* ................... 7-0, W

Metro Tournament5/15 vs. Tulane ........................ 6-5, W5/16 vs. #24 Southern Miss .... 2-11, L5/17 vs. Cincinnati..................... 5-7, L*** - First night game at on campus stadium



2/16 at Arkansas State .............. 3-7, L2/22 at SEMO ........................ 12-8, W2/23 SEMO ............................ 11-3, W2/28 vs. Navy# ........................ 5-2, W2/29 vs. Air Force# .................. 5-4, W3/1 vs. #14 Notre Dame# ...... 0-10, L3/1 vs. Army# ........................ 6-2, W3/4 Murray State ................... 8-10, L3/7 at UALR ........................... 9-14, L3/8 at Austin Peay ................. 2-10, L3/9 Indiana State ..................... 1-5, L3/12 North Alabama ............... 8-3, W3/14 Illinois College ............... 21-1, W3/16 Arkansas State .............. 16-1, W3/19 Missouri State ................... 7-9, L3/20 Eastern Illinois ................ 6-1, W3/24 at North Alabama ......... 12-1, W3/26 MacMurray College ........ 8-2, W3/28 Southern Miss* ............... 3-10, L3/28 Southern Miss* ............... 5-4, W3/29 Southern Miss* ............... 3-10, L3/31 Arkansas State .............. 12-5, W4/1 Vanderbilt ....................... 9-2, W4/2 Rhodes ............................ 7-4, W4/4 UAB* ................................. 1-5, L4/4 UAB* ............................... 1-10, L4/5 UAB* ............................... 6-3, W4/8 Ole Miss .......................... 8-7, W4/9 Middle Tennessee ......... 13-7, W4/11 Saint Louis*..................... 9-4, W4/11 Saint Louis*................... 10-3, W4/12 Saint Louis*..................... 4-3, W4/16 at #25 Mississippi State .. 5-15, L4/17 at #25 Mississippi State .... 6-7, L4/19 at Cincinnati* .................. 6-14, L4/19 at Cincinnati* ................ 11-2, W4/22 UALR ................................. 0-4, L4/25 at Saint Louis* ................ 9-10, L4/25 at Saint Louis* ................ 9-3, W4/26 at Saint Louis* .................. 3-5, L4/28 Middle Tennessee ........... 8-2, W



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Great Midwest Tournament5/13 vs. Cincinnati..................... 1-2, L5/14 vs. Saint Louis ................... 3-4, L# - Service Academy Classic


Conference Record: 15-3H: 25-6 A:12-7 N: 5-2Coach: Jeff Hopkins

2/20 at UALR ......................... 11-5, W2/21 North Alabama ............. 14-8, W2/21 North Alabama ................. 3-5, L2/26 Southern Illinois .............. 9-1, W2/27 Army# ............................. 2-0, W2/28 Air Force# ....................... 5-2, W2/28 Navy# ................................ 2-7, L3/3 Belhaven ......................... 7-6, W3/4 UALR ............................. 14-2, W3/6 Union ................................ 4-6, L3/7 Harding ......................... 19-2, W3/9 Murray State ................. 11-3, W3/10 at Arkansas State .............. 1-2, L3/15 Arkansas ......................... 6-3, W3/16 Arkansas ......................... 8-7, W3/20 Illinois State .................... 3-1, W3/20 Illinois State .................... 5-4, W3/21 Illinois State ...................... 6-7, L3/25 #20 Tennessee ................ 6-3, W3/25 #20 Tennessee ................ 3-0, W3/26 at Southern Miss*............. 2-7, L3/27 at Southern Miss*........... 8-2, W3/28 at Southern Miss*........... 5-13, L3/30 at Murray State ............... 4-0, W3/31 at Vanderbilt ................... 5-10, L4/3 UAB* ............................... 7-10, L4/3 UAB* ............................... 2-0, W4/4 UAB* ............................... 4-3, W4/6 at Middle Tennessee ....... 6-5, W4/7 Arkansas State ................ 7-6, W4/10 Saint Louis*..................... 9-6, W4/10 Saint Louis*..................... 9-1, W4/11 Saint Louis*................... 10-0, W4/13 Austin Peay ....................... 5-8, L4/15 #25 Mississippi State ...... 8-4, W4/17 at Cincinnati* .................. 7-3, W4/17 at Cincinnati* .................... 2-5, L4/18 at Cincinnati* .................. 3-2, W4/20 Middle Tennessee ............. 3-7, L4/21 at Ole Miss ........................ 1-4, L4/24 at Saint Louis* ................ 5-3, W4/24 at Saint Louis* ................ 9-1, W4/25 at Saint Louis* ................ 9-3, W4/27 Tennessee State .............. 6-2, W4/28 Ole Miss ........................ 10-6, W5/1 Cincinnati* ...................... 7-3, W5/1 Cincinnati* .................... 13-2, W5/2 Cincinnati* ...................... 9-2, W5/6 SEMO .............................. 9-1, W5/8 at UAB* ......................... 11-4, W5/8 at UAB* ......................... 10-5, W5/9 at UAB* ............................. 4-6, L5/11 at SEMO .......................... 4-1, W

Great Midwest Tournament5/14 vs. Cincinnati................... 6-1, W5/15 vs. Saint Louis ............... 13-1, W5/16 vs. UAB.............................. 2-6, L5/16 vs. UAB............................ 4-3, W# - Service Academies Classic


Conference Record: 22-1H: 21-3 A: 23-3 N: 8-5Coach: Jeff Hopkins

2/19 SEMO .............................. 6-4, W2/20 UALR ............................. 16-1, W2/25 Navy# .............................. 9-3, W2/26 Air Force# ....................... 0-10, L2/26 Army# ........................... 12-5, W

2/27 Air Force# ....................... 6-5, W3/2 Southern Illinois ............ 11-5, W3/5 at Mississippi State ....... 10-4, W3/6 at Mississippi State ......... 5-3, W3/12 Saint Louis*................... 14-4, W3/12 Saint Louis*..................... 4-3, W3/13 Saint Louis*................... 11-3, W3/16 at Arkansas ....................... 1-7, L3/17 at Arkansas ....................... 3-6, L3/19 Dayton* ........................ 10-2, W3/19 Dayton* .......................... 7-5, W3/20 Dayton* ........................ 15-2, W3/22 Iowa ................................ 8-3, W3/23 UT Martin ................... 13-10, W3/26 at Cincinnati* .................. 7-6, W3/26 at Cincinnati* ................ 14-1, W3/27 at Cincinnati* .................. 8-1, W3/29 Middle Tennessee ........... 7-6, W3/30 Vanderbilt ....................... 6-1, W4/2 at UAB* ......................... 14-7, W4/2 at UAB* ......................... 14-6, W4/3 at UAB* ........................... 2-0, W4/6 at Middle Tennessee ... 14-10, W4/9 Arkansas State ................ 5-2, W4/10 at Arkansas State .......... 11-3, W4/12 Murray State ................... 8-12, L4/13 at Austin Peay ............... 10-4, W4/14 Belhaven ....................... 12-6, W4/16 at Saint Louis* ................ 7-6, W4/16 at Saint Louis* .............. 14-7, W4/17 at Saint Louis* ................ 4-0, W4/19 at SEMO ............................ 1-2, L4/20 at Murray State ............... 9-6, W4/23 at Dayton* .................... 15-5, W4/23 at Dayton* .................... 18-6, W4/24 at Dayton* .................. 26-11, W4/27 Ole Miss ............................ 6-7, L4/28 at UALR ........................... 8-3, W4/30 Cincinnati* .................... 25-1, W4/30 Cincinnati* ...................... 5-2, W5/1 Cincinnati* ...................... 6-2, W5/3 at Arkansas State ............ 7-5, W5/4 at Ole Miss .................... 13-8, W5/5 Austin Peay ..................... 5-2, W5/8 UAB* ................................. 3-7, L5/8 UAB* ............................... 6-5, W5/11 Arkansas State .............. 10-5, W5/14 at South Alabama ......... 15-6, W5/15 at South Alabama ......... 12-5, W

Great Midwest Tournament5/20 vs. Dayton ................... 24-12, W5/21 vs. UAB.............................. 1-8, L5/21 vs. Cincinnati................. 15-5, W5/22 vs. UAB............................ 8-5, W5/22 vs. UAB............................ 5-14, L

NCAA Tournament5/27 TCU ................................. 3-11, L5/28 #12 Oklahoma State ..... 12-4, W5/29 Northwestern State ...... 14-9, W5/30 #3 Cal-State Fulerton ...... 5-12, L# - Service Academies Classic


Conference Record: 12-11H: #-# A: #-# N: #-#Coach: Jeff Hopkins

2/18 SEMO ............................... 6-13, L2/21 at Arkansas State ............... 0-5, L2/24 Navy# .............................. 5-0, W2/25 Air Force# .......................... 0-2, L2/26 Kentucky# .......................... 2-8, L2/26 Army# .............................. 6-1, W2/28 UALR ................................ 4-3, W3/1 at SEMO ............................ 0-2, L3/4 at #4 Tennessee ............... 5-17, L3/9 Mississippi State .............. 7-11, L3/9 Mississippi State ................ 5-7, L3/11 Saint Louis* ................... 19-7, W3/11 Saint Louis* ..................... 5-3, W3/12 Saint Louis* ................... 15-8, W3/16 Murray State ................... 3-2, W3/18 at Cincinnati* .................... 3-6, L3/18 at Cincinnati* ................ 13-5, W3/19 at Cincinnati* ................ 12-13, L3/21 Middle Tennessee ........... 5-4, W3/22 Middle Tennessee ......... 16-2, W3/25 UAB* ................................. 2-3, L3/25 UAB* ............................... 4-1, W3/26 UAB* ............................. 18-0, W

3/29 at Vanderbilt .................... 5-3, W3/30 at Austin Peay .................... 3-7, L4/1 at UAB* ........................... 8-2, W4/1 at UAB* ............................. 1-5, L4/2 at UAB* ........................... 1-10, L4/5 Arkansas State ................... 6-7, L4/6 UT Martin ...................... 14-2, W4/11 at Middle Tennessee ......... 4-9, L4/12 at Middle Tennessee ....... 9-2, W4/13 at UT Martin ...................... 7-8, L4/15 at Saint Louis* ............... 16-1, W4/15 at Saint Louis* ................... 6-9, L4/16 at Saint Louis* ................... 1-3, L4/18 South Alabama .................. 2-6, L4/19 South Alabama ................ 6-3, W4/22 at Dayton* ......................... 7-8, L4/22 at Dayton* ..................... 10-3, W4/23 at Dayton* ....................... 5-1, W4/25 at Murray State ............... 9-3, W4/26 at #17 Ole Miss ................ 6-4, W4/29 Cincinnati* ........................ 3-6, L4/29 Cincinnati* ...................... 4-3, W4/30 Cincinnati* ...................... 3-11, L5/2 Autin Peay ....................... 8-3, W5/3 #17 Ole Miss ...................... 2-5, L5/6 Dayton* ............................. 4-8, L5/7 Dayton* ........................... 6-2, W5/12 Evansville ........................... 0-5, L5/13 Evansville ......................... 7-5, W5/14 Evansville ......................... 9-1, W5/15 Arkansas ............................ 0-1, L

Great Midwest Tournament5/18 vs. Saint Louis .................. 5-10, L5/19 vs. UAB ............................ 5-0, W5/20 vs. Saint Louis .................. 7-4, W5/20 vs. Dayton ........................ 3-1, W5/21 vs. Cincinnati ................... 8-0, W5/21 vs. Cincinnati ................... 5-3, W# - Service Academies Classic



Coach: Jeff Hopkins

2/17 SEMO ............................. 15-7, W2/23 Navy# .............................. 8-0, W2/24 Air Force# .......................... 2-3, L2/25 Notre Dame# ................... 4-2, W2/25 Army .............................. 13-0, W2/27 at Mississippi State .......... 3-2, W2/28 at Mississippi State ............ 3-6, L3/2 at Baylor .......................... 2-16, L3/2 at Baylor .......................... 3-22, L3/3 at Baylor ...................... 19-14, W3/9 Cumberland ....................... 1-4, L3/9 Cumberland ..................... 8-1, W3/12 Middle Tennessee ........... 6-4, W3/13 Middle Tennessee ........... 4-0, W3/15 #24 Tulane* ..................... 4-3, W3/16 #24 Tulane* ..................... 8-16, L3/17 #24 Tulane* ..................... 3-1, W3/21 at Middle Tennessee ......... 1-6, L3/23 Eastern Michigan ............. 6-4, W3/24 Eastern Michigan ........... 13-8, W3/25 at Ole Miss ........................ 4-9, L3/26 Union ............................... 9-8, W3/27 Murray State ..................... 4-8, L3/29 #21 South Florida* .......... 5-18, L3/30 #21 South Florida* ............ 4-5, L3/31 #21 South Florida* ............ 3-7, L4/2 at UT Martin ...................... 6-9, L4/3 Arkansas State ................. 9-8, W4/8 SEMO ................................. 2-4, L4/10 at Murray State ............... 8-14, L4/13 at Saint Louis* ............... 13-5, W4/13 at Saint Louis* ................. 6-3, W4/14 at Saint Louis* ................... 2-4, L4/15 UT Martin ........................ 5-4, W4/17 at SEMO .......................... 7-6, W4/17 at SEMO .......................... 4-12, L4/19 Charlotte* ..................... 13-8, W4/20 Charlotte* ....................... 9-10, L4/21 Charlotte* ......................... 2-7, L4/23 Austin Peay ...................... 7-13, L4/24 at Arkansas State ............. 6-3, W4/26 at Louisville*.................... 9-4, W4/27 at Louisville*.................... 7-2, W4/30 Austin Peay ........................ 5-9, L5/1 Ole Miss........................... 9-8, W

5/3 UAB* ............................... 8-12, L5/4 UAB* ................................. 4-8, L5/5 UAB* ............................... 7-6, W5/8 Vanderbilt .......................... 6-9, L5/10 at Southern Miss* ............. 1-7, L5/11 at Southern Miss* ............. 2-3, L5/12 at Southern Miss* ........... 6-2, W

C-USA Tournament5/15 at Southern Miss% ............ 4-9, L5/16 vs. Saint Louis% ................. 8-9, L# - Service Academies Classic



Coach: Jeff Hopkins

2/15 SEMO ............................... 8-3, W2/16 SEMO ............................... 7-5, W2/22 Baylor ................................. 1-3, L2/22 Baylor ............................... 5-14, L2/23 Baylor ............................... 9-5, W3/6 UT Martin ......................... 5-3, W3/7 vs. Iowa^ .......................... 3-1, W3/8 at Evansville^ ..................... 4-7, L3/11 #6 Mississippi State .......... 6-14, L3/12 #6 Mississippi State ............ 4-5, L3/14 Southern Miss* ................ 7-10, L3/15 Southern Miss* .................. 2-4, L3/16 Southern Miss* ................ 5-10, L3/19 Middle Tennessee ............ 3-13, L3/19 Middle Tennessee .............. 0-4, L3/21 at UAB* .............................. 0-2, L3/22 at UAB* .............................. 2-3, L3/23 at UAB* .............................. 1-3, L3/26 at Austin Peay ................ 10-5, W3/28 Louisville* ........................ 5-4, W3/29 Louisville* ...................... 10-9, W3/30 Louisville* ........................ 6-2, W4/1 Arkansas State.................. 4-1, W4/2 at Murray State ................ 4-12, L4/4 at Charlotte* ...................... 5-6, L4/5 at Charlotte* ...................... 4-7, L4/8 at Ole Miss ......................... 3-8, L4/9 at Arkansas State ............... 2-4, L4/12 Saint Louis* ...................... 3-2, W4/12 Saint Louis* .................... 10-4, W4/13 Saint Louis* ...................... 9-11, L4/15 at Middle Tennessee ........ 8-16, L4/16 at Middle Tennessee .......... 8-9, L4/18 Houston* ........................... 2-9, L4/19 Houston* ........................... 5-7, L4/20 Houston* ......................... 8-2, W4/23 at SEMO ........................... 5-3, W4/23 at SEMO ............................. 0-3, L4/25 at South Florida*................ 2-3, L4/26 at South Florida*................ 5-8, L4/27 at South Florida*.............. 8-12, L4/29 Austin Peay ...................... 6-4, W4/30 Murray State .................... 8-4, W5/3 Cincinnati* ......................... 3-5, L5/3 Cincinnati* ..................... 12-0, W5/4 Cincinnati* ..................... 12-6, W5/6 Vanderbilt ........................ 6-4, W5/9 at Tulane* .......................... 1-7, L5/10 at Tulane* .......................... 3-9, L5/11 at Tulane* ........................ 8-6, W

C-USA Tournament5/13 vs. Saint Louis% .................. 2-9, L^ - Evansville Invitational


Conference Record: 12-15H:12-12 A: 8-16 N: 4-3

Coach: Jeff Hopkins

2/20 Evansville ........................... 5-6, L2/21 Evansville ......................... 7-5, W2/24 SEMO ............................... 6-5, W2/27 vs. Air Force#.................... 3-2, W2/28 vs. West Virginia# ............... 1-8, L2/28 vs. Ole Miss# .................... 4-1, W3/1 vs. Army# ....................... 15-4, W3/3 at #22 Mississippi State...... 7-8, L3/4 at #22 Mississippi State...... 1-9, L3/12 at SEMO ............................. 0-7, L3/13 at Saint Louis* .................... 0-3, L3/14 at Saint Louis* ................ 12-1, W

3/15 at Saint Louis* .................. 4-3, W3/18 at Murray State ............ 13-10, W3/20 at Louisville* ...................... 6-9, L3/21 at Louisville* .................... 3-1, W3/22 at Louisville* .................... 8-5, W3/24 Middle Tennessee .......... 11-2, W3/25 Middle Tennessee ........ 18-12, W3/27 Charlotte* ........................ 5-3, W3/28 Charlotte* ........................ 9-22, L3/29 Charlotte* ........................ 8-16, L3/31 UT Martin ........................... 2-4, L4/1 Murray State .................. 11-1, W4/3 at Southern Miss* .............. 2-3, L4/4 at Southern Miss* ............ 5-13, L4/5 at Southern Miss* ............ 1-10, L4/7 Austin Peay ..................... 1-11, L4/10 South Florida* .................... 7-8, L4/11 South Florida* .................. 7-5, W4/12 South Florida* .................. 9-6, W4/14 at Middle Tennessee ...... 10-17, L4/15 at Middle Tennessee ........ 9-19, L4/17 #25 Tulane*........................ 0-5, L4/19 #25 Tulane*...................... 4-2, W4/19 #25 Tulane*........................ 3-7, L4/20 UAPB .............................. 12-0, W4/21 UAPB ................................ 4-3, W4/22 at Austin Peay .................... 2-9, L4/24 at Cincinnati* ................... 5-1, W4/25 at Cincinnati* ................. 11-6, W4/26 at Cincinnati* ............... 14-10, W4/28 at Ole Miss ......................... 0-6, L4/29 at Arkansas State ............... 3-8, L5/1 UAB* .................................. 3-4, L5/2 UAB* ................................ 9-6, W5/3 UAB* .................................. 1-7, L5/6 Arkansas State.................... 4-7, L5/8 at Houston* ....................... 0-6, L5/9 at Houston* ..................... 3-10, L5/10 at Houston* ....................... 3-9, L

C-USA Tournament5/12 vs. Cincinnati^ .................. 6-5, W5/13 vs. Houston^ ...................... 2-3, L5/14 vs. Southern Miss^ ............. 6-7, L#- Service Academies Classic


Conference Record: 15-12H: 15-13 A: 8-9-1 N: 5-4

Coach: Jeff Hopkins

2/19 UL-Monroe ....................... 2-12, L2/20 UL-Monroe ....................... 4-2, W2/21 UL-Monroe ......................... 2-7, L2/26 vs. Army$ ......................... 6-3, W2/27 vs. Connecticut$ .............. 3-10, L2/27 vs. West Virginia$............. 2-0, W2/28 vs. Navy$ ........................ 12-2, W3/2 UAPB .............................. 15-0, W3/2 UAPB .............................. 12-3, W3/5 vs. Eastern Mich.& ........... 7-12, L3/6 vs. Dayton&...................... 2-0, W3/7 at Evansville& .....................4-4, T3/9 Middle Tennessee ............ 8-7, W3/10 Middle Tennessee ............ 5-1, W3/16 Morehead State ................. 5-7, L3/17 at Arkansas State ......... 17-13, W3/19 at South Florida*................ 4-7, L3/20 at South Florida*.............. 6-5, W3/21 at South Florida*.............. 5-4, W3/23 at Murray State .................. 1-3, L3/24 SEMO ................................. 3-4, L3/26 Southern Miss* .............. 12-1, W3/27 Southern Miss* ................ 3-2, W3/28 Southern Miss* ................ 6-3, W3/30 at Middle Tennessee ....... 19-12, W4/2 #25 Houston*................... 0-10, L4/3 #25 Houston*................... 5-20, L4/4 #25 Houston*............... 13-12, W4/6 Murray State .................... 5-11, L4/7 at Ole Miss ......................... 2-5, L4/9 Cincinnati* ....................... 8-7, W4/10 Cincinnati* ....................... 7-1, W4/11 Cincinnati* ..................... 12-5, W4/13 at Vanderbilt .................... 6-4, W4/16 at UAB* .............................. 7-8, L4/17 at UAB* ............................ 5-3, W4/18 at UAB* ............................ 9-13, L4/20 vs. UT Martin ................... 4-0, W4/21 #20 Ole Miss .................... 5-10, L4/23 at #16 Tulane* ................... 0-5, L



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C-USA Tournament5/19 vs. South Florida^ .............. 6-8, L5/20 vs. Saint Louis^ ................. 9-11, L$ - Service Academies Classic& - Diamond Classic (at Evansville)


Conference Record: 8-18H: 11-16 A: 4-18 N:0-3Coach: Dave Anderson

2/15 UT Martin ......................... 4-6, L2/18 at UL-Monroe ................... 1-7, L2/19 at UL-Monroe ................... 7-9, L2/20 at UL-Monroe ................... 4-5, L2/22 SEMO ................................ 4-9, L2/25 vs. Army# .......................... 4-5, L2/27 vs. Ohio State# ................ 4-11, L2/27 vs. #21 Notre Dame# ........ 3-4, L2/29 Middle Tennessee ........... 4-12, L3/1 Middle Tennessee ............. 2-6, L3/4 Western Illinois ............... 6-0, W3/5 Western Illinois ............... 3-2, W3/7 #21 Mississippi State ...... 2-14, L3/8 #21 Mississippi State ........ 1-4, L3/11 Eastern Illinois ................ 8-1, W3/12 Eastern Illinois ................ 5-4, W3/12 Eastern Illinois ................ 6-5, W3/15 at SEMO .......................... 9-12, L3/17 at Southern Miss*............. 2-3, L3/18 at Southern Miss*........... 9-10, L3/21 Vanderbilt ....................... 5-1, W3/24 at Saint Louis* ................ 8-10, L3/25 at Saint Louis* ................ 7-3, W3/26 at Saint Louis* ................ 7-4, W3/28 at Murray State ................. 6-7, L3/31 Charlotte* ......................... 2-5, L4/1 Charlotte* ......................... 2-5, L4/2 Charlotte* ....................... 7-6, W4/4 Arkansas State .................. 2-4, L4/5 at Ole Miss ........................ 2-6, L4/7 UAB* ............................. 10-7, W4/8 UAB* ............................... 6-1, W4/9 UAB* ............................... 9-6, W4/12 at Middle Tennessee ....... 3-10, L4/14 at Louisville* ..................... 1-7, L4/15 at Louisville* ................... 7-4, W4/16 at Louisville* ............... 21-14, W4/18 Murray State ................... 8-7, W4/19 at Arkansas State .............. 4-5, L4/21 at #13 Houston* ............... 1-7, L4/22 at #13 Houston* ............... 2-8, L4/23 at #13 Houston* ............... 1-8, L4/25 Ole Miss .......................... 5-11, L4/28 Tulane* ............................. 2-4, L4/29 Tulane* ............................. 3-9, L4/30 Tulane* ........................... 2-10, L5/5 South Florida* .................. 0-5, L5/6 South Florida* ................ 7-10, L5/7 South Florida* .............. 10-12, L5/12 at Cincinnati* .................. 9-10, L5/13 at Cincinnati* .................... 2-5, L5/14 at Cincinnati* .................... 0-4, L# - Service Academies Classic


Conference Record: 13-14H: 21-9 A:8-12 N: 5-3

Coach: Dave Anderson

2/18 Lipscomb......................... 2-1, W2/18 Lipscomb......................... 4-3, W2/21 UT Martin ....................... 6-1, W2/23 vs. Navy# ...................... 11-2, W2/24 vs. Army# ...................... 11-7, W

2/24 vs. Air Force# . ................ 9-3, W2/25 vs. Air Force# .................... 1-3, L3/3 at Middle Tennessee ......... 2-8, L3/7 Murray State ................... 5-4, W3/9 SW Missouri State........... 4-11, L3/10 SW Missouri State........... 8-10, L3/11 SW Missouri State........... 4-3, W3/13 Eastern Illinois .............. 20-4, W3/14 Eastern Illinois ............ 23-15, W3/17 at Charlotte* ................. 12-8, W3/17 at Charlotte* ..................... 2-5, L3/18 at Charlotte* ..................... 5-6, L3/21 #19 Ole Miss ................... 3-1, W3/23 Houston* .......................... 1-3, L3/24 Houston* .......................... 5-9, L3/25 Houston* ........................ 2-10, L3/27 Middle Tennessee ......... 10-1, W3/28 Middle Tennessee ........... 9-13, L3/30 at South Florida* ............ 8-5, W3/31 at South Florida* ............ 7-10, L4/1 at South Florida* .......... 15-8, W4/4 at #20 Ole Miss ................. 1-5, L4/6 Louisville* ....................... 9-7, W4/7 Louisville* ..................... 12-1, W4/8 Louisville* ..................... 10-9, W4/10 at SEMO .......................... 4-14, L4/11 at SEMO ........................ 13-5, W4/13 Southern Miss* ............... 2-1, W4/14 Southern Miss* ............... 5-2, W4/15 Southern Miss* ................. 2-3, L4/17 at Murray State ............. 11-5, W4/18 at Vanderbilt ................... 6-10, L4/20 at UAB* ........................... 2-1, W4/21 at UAB* ............................. 0-2, L4/22 at UAB* ............................. 2-4, L4/24 at UT Martin ................. 19-4, W4/25 Arkansas State ................ 9-3, W4/27 Saint Louis*..................... 9-7, W4/28 Saint Louis*..................... 9-7, W4/29 Saint Louis*..................... 4-3, W5/4 at #8 Tulane* .................. 3-11, L5/5 at #8 Tulane* .................... 7-8, L5/6 at #8 Tulane* .................. 2-10, L5/8 SEMO .............................. 2-1, W5/8 SEMO ............................ 13-3, W5/9 at Arkansas State ............ 6-3, W5/11 Cincinnati* .................... 11-5, W5/12 Cincinnati* ........................ 1-7, L5/13 Cincinnati* ...................... 4-14, L

C-USA Tournament5/16 vs. Cincinnati% ................ 8-5, W5/17 vs. Charlotte% ................. 4-2, W5/19 vs. #6 Tulane% .................. 6-7, L5/19 vs. #6 Tulane% .................. 2-7, L# - Service Academies Classic


Conference Record: 10-20H: 11-13 A: 8-15 N: 1-3Coach: Dave Anderson

2/20 at UT Martin .................13-5, W2/22 vs. Air Force# ..................6-3, W2/23 vs. Villanova# ....................7-9, L2/23 vs. Navy# ........................7-11, L2/24 vs. Air Force# ....................3-4, L3/5 #9 Ole Miss .....................0-12, L3/8 SEMO ..............................9-1, W3/9 SEMO ................................4-7, L3/10 SEMO ..............................3-11, L3/12 Middle Tennessee .............4-8, L3/13 Middle Tennessee ...........6-10, L3/15 at Louisville* ...................3-12, L3/16 at Louisville* .....................6-7, L3/17 at Louisville* .....................8-9, L3/23 South Florida* ................2-13, L3/23 South Florida* ..............11-5, W3/24 South Florida* ................6-3, W3/26 at #21 Oklahoma State .......1-12, L3/27 at #21 Oklahoma State .........3-9, L3/29 at Cincinnati* ..................5-4, W3/30 at Cincinnati* ..................7-4, W3/31 at Cincinnati* ..............13-12, W4/2 at Middle Tennessee .......8-5, W4/3 at Middle Tennessee .......2-0, W4/5 Tulane* .............................0-7, L4/6 Tulane* ...........................2-11, L4/7 Tulane* .........................13-7, W4/9 at #9 Ole Miss ...................1-7, L4/10 Austin Peay .....................6-3, W

4/12 at #7 Houston* ...............1-15, L4/13 at #7 Houston* ...............3-15, L4/14 at #7 Houston* ...............6-16, L4/17 at Murray State .............10-5, W4/19 UAB* .................................8-9, L4/20 UAB* ...........................15-10, W4/21 UAB* ...............................2-12, L4/23 Arkansas State ................8-5, W4/26 #14 East Carolina* ............0-3, L4/27 #14 East Carolina* ..........3-11, L4/28 #14 East Carolina* ............4-7, L5/3 at Southern Miss*...........5-16, L5/4 at Southern Miss*...........2-11, L5/5 at Southern Miss*.............4-9, L5/7 at Arkansas State* ..........9-4, W5/10 at Saint Louis* ..................2-4, L5/11 at Saint Louis* ..................1-2, L5/11 at Saint Louis* ................5-11, L5/14 Murray State ...................5-4, W5/16 Charlotte* ...................11-10, W5/17 Charlotte* .......................7-4, W5/18 Charlotte* .......................7-5, W#- Service Academies Classic


Conference Record: 11-18H: 14-14 A: 6-18 N: 1-1Coach: Dave Anderson

2/21 vs. Air Force!.................. 14-1, W2/23 vs. Arkansas! ................... 9-10, L3/1 SEMO ................................. 0-5, L3/1 SEMO ............................... 6-1, W3/2 SEMO ............................. 14-6, W3/4 UALR .................................. 5-8, L3/5 Austin Peay ...................... 8-10, L3/7 at UNLV.............................. 5-7, L3/8 at UNLV.............................. 0-5, L3/9 at UNLV............................ 4-13, L3/11 Murray State ............... 14-12, W3/12 vs. Ole Miss^ ..................... 1-5, L3/14 Louisville*^ ...................... 3-2, W3/15 Louisville*^ ...................... 7-10, L3/16 Louisville*^ ...................... 0-10, L3/18 #9 Mississippi State^ ....... 3-12, L3/19 #9 Mississippi State^ ....... 8-7, W3/21 at Tulane* .......................... 3-9, L3/22 at Tulane* ........................ 3-12, L3/23 at Tulane* .......................... 0-4, L3/25 Middle Tennessee ........... 5-4, W3/26 Middle Tennessee ............. 1-2, L3/28 at UAB* ............................. 3-4, L3/29 at UAB* ............................. 4-7, L3/30 at UAB* ............................. 1-2, L4/1 at Arkansas State ............... 4-8, L4/2 UT Martin ...................... 24-1, W4/4 TCU* ................................ 9-6, W4/5 TCU* ................................ 5-4, W4/6 TCU* .................................. 0-8, L4/8 at Middle Tennessee ....... 6-2, W4/9 at Middle Tennessee ....... 4-10, L4/11 at East Carolina* ................ 2-3, L4/12 at East Carolina* .............. 8-1, W4/13 at East Carolina* ................ 2-3, L4/15 at Murray State ................. 3-9, L4/18 #22 Southern Miss* ........ 4-15, L4/19 #22 Southern Miss* .......... 5-7, L4/20 #22 Southern Miss* .......... 4-8, L4/22 Arkansas State ................. 1-14, L4/23 at Ole Miss ...................... 6-3, W4/26 at Charlotte* ................... 7-0, W4/27 at Charlotte* ..................... 3-4, L4/29 at Austin Peay .................... 6-9, L5/2 Saint Louis* ..................... 4-2, W5/3 Saint Louis* ..................... 4-2, W5/4 Saint Louis* ..................... 3-2, W5/9 Houston* ......................... 4-1, W5/10 Houston* ......................... 8-11, L5/11 Houston* ......................... 9-6, W5/13 at UT Martin .................... 7-4, W5/15 at South Florida* ............. 2-1, W5/16 at South Florida* ............... 5-9, L5/17 at South Florida* ............. 3-10, L! - Service Academies Classic^ - Game played at AutoZone Park


Conference Record: 16-15H: 13-6 A:9-17 N: 7-5

Coach: Dave Anderson

2/20 vs. Cal-State Northridge ....... 6-2, W2/21 vs. #7 Arizona State ............ 0-7, L2/27 Navy$ ............................... 5-2, W2/28 Murray State$ .................. 7-1, W2/29 Kentucky$ .......................... 1-2, L3/6 at Murray State ................ 7-2, W3/6 at Murray State ................ 7-1, W3/7 at Murray State ................ 7-2, W3/9 at UT Martin ..................... 7-4, W3/11 Indiana State& ................. 8-4, W3/12 Western Illinois& ............. 6-2, W3/13 Wake Forest& ................ 15-3, W3/13 Missouri& .......................... 2-3, L3/17 #15 Ole Miss^ .................. 0-19, L3/19 at TCU* ............................ 5-11, L3/20 at TCU* ............................ 2-22, L3/21 at TCU* .............................. 7-8, L3/23 Austin Peay^ .................... 5-2, W3/26 #18 East Carolina*^ ......... 6-5, W3/27 #18 East Carolina*^ ........... 1-7, L3/28 #18 East Carolina*^ ........... 4-8, L3/30 at Arkansas State ............... 2-8, L4/2 at Louisville* .................. 11-7, W4/3 at Louisville* .................... 6-2, W4/4 at Louisville* ...................... 4-5, L4/7 at Ole Miss ......................... 3-7, L4/9 UAB* ................................ 9-0, W4/10 UAB* ................................ 5-3, W4/11 UAB* ................................ 7-3, W4/16 at #12 Southern Miss* ....... 2-6, L4/17 at #12 Southern Miss* ..... 5-10, L4/18 at #12 Southern Miss* ..... 5-4, W4/20 at Mississippi State .......... 2-10, L4/21 at Mississippi State ............ 2-7, L4/24 South Florida* .................. 1-0, W4/25 South Florida* .................. 7-2, W4/27 Middle Tennessee .......... 10-5, W4/28 Middle Tennessee .............. 5-8, L4/30 #13 Tulane*........................ 2-5, L5/2 #12 Tulane*^.................... 4-0, W5/2 #12 Tulane*........................ 4-6, L5/5 at Austin Peay ................ 10-13, L5/7 at Houston* ....................... 2-9, L5/8 at Houston* ....................... 2-6, L5/9 at Houston* ....................... 6-8, L5/11 at Middle Tennessee ........ 3-13, L5/12 at Middle Tennessee .......... 4-8, L5/14 Cincinnati* ....................... 3-0, W5/15 Cincinnati* ....................... 7-3, W5/16 Cincinnati* ....................... 5-4, W5/18 UT Martin ......................... 9-2, W5/20 at Saint Louis* .................. 6-4, W5/21 at Saint Louis* .................. 6-1, W5/22 at Saint Louis* .................... 3-8, L

C-USA Tournament5/26 #22 Southern Miss ......... 10-5, W5/27 UAB .................................... 6-7, L5/28 #22 Southern Miss ........... 0-13, L$- Service Academies Spring Classic& - Easton/USA Challenge^ - Game played at AutoZone Park


C-USA Record: 5-25H: 4-20 A: 6-19 N: 3-3

Coach: Daron Schoenrock

2/25 vs. Air Force! .................. 10-4, W2/26 vs. Indiana!......................... 8-9, L2/27 vs. Missouri! ..................... 7-6, W3/2 at UT Martin ..................... 4-1, W3/4 Nicholls State ................... 3-12, L3/5 Nicholls State ............... 20-11, W3/6 Nicholls State ................... 4-25, L3/8 Middle Tennessee ............ 6-11, L3/11 UCONN$ ............................. 1-3, L3/12 UALR$ .............................. 5-1, W3/13 Indiana State$ ................ 10-11, L3/15 at #18 Mississippi State.... 8-11, L3/16 at #18 Mississippi State...... 2-4, L3/18 Houston* ........................... 0-6, L3/19 Houston* ......................... 9-6, W3/20 Houston* ......................... 1-11, L

3/23 Murray State .................... 9-10, L3/25 at USF* ............................... 5-6, L3/26 at USF* ............................... 7-8, L3/27 at USF* ........................... 15-5, W3/29 at Murray State .............. 11-8, W3/30 at Austin Peay .................... 6-9, L4/1 Southern Miss* .................. 1-7, L4/2 Southern Miss* ................ 3-13, L4/3 Southern Miss* .................. 7-9, L4/8 at UAB* .............................. 3-6, L4/9 at UAB* .............................. 3-6, L4/10 at UAB* .......................... 12-17, L4/12 at #17 Alabama .................. 3-8, L4/13 Austin Peay ........................ 4-8, L4/15 #30 TCU ............................ 2-10, L4/16 #30 TCU .............................. 1-9, L4/17 #30 TCU ............................ 6-5, W4/19 at Middle Tennessee .......... 7-8, L4/20 at Middle Tennessee ........ 7-19, L4/22 at East Carolina* .............. 0-12, L4/23 at East Carolina* .............. 8-5, W4/24 at East Carolina* ................ 0-3, L4/26 at #22 Ole Miss ................ 4-13, L4/27 #22 Ole Miss^ .................... 5-6, L4/29 Saint Louis* ........................ 2-3, L4/30 Saint Louis* ........................ 3-7, L5/1 Saint Louis* ...................... 0-11, L5/6 at #1 Tulane* ................... 2-13, L5/7 at #1 Tulane* ................. 10-11, L5/8 at #1 Tulane* ................... 9-12, L5/10 Arkansas State.................. 1-10, L5/11 UT Martin ......................... 7-3, W5/13 at Cincinnati* ..................... 5-7, L5/14 at Cincinnati* ................... 2-10, L5/15 at Cincinnati* ................... 8-7, W5/17 at Arkansas State ............. 5-1, W5/19 Charlotte* ........................ 5-11, L5/20 Charlotte* .......................... 7-9, L5/21 Charlotte* ........................ 2-13, L! - Service Academies Classic$ - USA Challenge^ - Game Played at AutoZone Park

2 0 0 6Overall Record: 32-28C-USA Record: 13-11

H: 15-15 A: 13-11 N: 4-2Coach: Daron Schoenrock

2/21 at Alabama ....................... 2-0, W2/24 vs. Oklahoma! .................. 2-1, W2/25 vs. Notre Dame! ............... 7-6, W2/26 vs. Navy!............................. 6-7, L2/28 UT Martin ......................... 9-7, W3/1 at UALR .............................. 3-5, L3/3 at Nicholls State ............... 8-7, W3/4 at Nicholls State ................. 4-6, L3/5 at Nicholls State ............. 17-4, W3/7 Middle Tennessee .......... 11-5, W3/8 Middle Tennessee ............ 8-3, W3/10 Troy .................................. 9-16, L3/11 Troy .................................. 3-21, L3/12 Troy ................................ 11-18, L3/14 at Murray State .............. 13-6, W3/17 SEMO ............................... 5-1, W3/18 SEMO ............................. 15-1, W3/21 Ole Miss$ ........................... 4-8, L3/22 at Arkansas State ............... 3-5, L3/24 #14 Tulane*.................... 11-4, W3/25 #14 Tulane*........................ 1-7, L3/26 #14 Tulane*...................... 2-10, L3/28 at Austin Peay .................. 6-14, L3/29 Austin Peay ...................... 9-11, L3/31 at Southern Miss* ............ 5-4, W4/1 at Southern Miss* .............. 7-8, L4/2 at Southern Miss* .......... 15-6, W4/4 UALR ................................ 8-6, W4/5 at UT Martin ..................... 5-4, W4/7 at Marshall* ..................... 7-4, W4/8 at Marshall* ................... 14-4, W4/9 at Marshall* ..................... 9-8, W4/11 Murray State .................. 12-1, W4/12 Arkansas State.................. 6-2, W4/14 #2 Rice* ............................. 3-7, L4/15 #2 Rice* ........................... 6-22, L4/16 #2 Rice* ........................... 8-19, L4/18 #15 Mississippi State ........ 8-12, L4/19 #15 Mississippi State$ ........ 3-5, L4/21 at #19 Houston* ................ 2-3, L4/22 at #19 Houston* ................ 1-7, L4/23 at #19 Houston* ................ 7-8, L



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C-USA Tournament5/24 vs. Southern Miss ............... 2-6, L5/25 vs. UAB ........................... 13-2, W5/26 vs. Southern Miss ............. 8-5, W5/27 vs. #1 Rice .......................... 4-7, L! - Service Academies Classic$ - Game Played at AutoZone Park

2 0 0 7Overall Record: 36-27C-USA Record: 12-12

H: 16-8 A: 11-15 N: 9-4Coach: Daron Schoenrock

2/20 at #11 Ole Miss ................ 9-12, L2/22 vs. BYU! ............................ 3-2, W2/23 vs. Akron! ......................... 4-2, W2/25 vs. Missouri! ..................... 5-1, W2/27 UT Martin ......................... 2-1, W3/2 vs. Northern Iowa$% ....... 3-2, W3/3 vs. Indiana$% ................... 5-3, W3/4 vs. Eastern Illinois$% ........ 5-4, W3/6 at Samford ......................... 1-2, L3/7 at Samford ......................... 0-1, L3/9 at #6 Clemson .................. 6-4, W3/10 at #6 Clemson .................... 2-8, L3/11 at #6 Clemson .................... 2-7, L3/13 Illinois State...................... 6-5, W3/14 Illinois State.................... 13-15, L3/16 Akron ............................... 3-2, W3/17 Akron ............................... 5-4, W3/18 Akron ............................. 12-6, W3/20 Middle Tennessee .......... 17-3, W3/21 Middle Tennessee .......... 11-8, W3/23 at #22 East Carolina* ..... 10-12, L3/24 at #22 East Carolina* ....... 0-12, L3/25 at #22 East Carolina* ....... 1-11, L3/27 at Mississippi State ............ 8-9, L3/28 at Mississippi State .......... 9-11, L3/30 #29 Southern Miss* ......... 8-1, W4/1 #29 Southern Miss* ......... 7-5, W4/2 #29 Southern Miss* ......... 8-5, W4/6 at #21 Tulane* ............... 14-5, W4/7 at #21 Tulane* ................. 5-3, W4/8 at #21 Tulane* ................... 5-9, L4/10 at Murray State .............. 12-14, L4/11 Murray State ...................... 6-7, L4/13 at UAB* ............................ 7-6, W4/14 at UAB* ............................ 8-7, W4/15 at UAB* ............................ 9-4, W4/17 Austin Peay ...................... 4-3, W4/18 at Austin Peay ................ 13-7, W4/20 Marshall* ......................... 5-3, W4/21 Marshall* ......................... 7-21, L4/22 Marshall* ......................... 0-11, L4/24 at SEMO ......................... 12-6, W4/25 at SEMO ......................... 19-8, W5/2 #13 Ole Miss% ................. 2-10, L5/4 UCF*................................... 6-9, L5/5 UCF*................................. 7-3, W5/6 UCF*............................... 10-9, W5/8 at Arkansas State ........... 10-5, W5/9 Arkansas State.................. 8-7, W5/11 Houston* ......................... 7-11, L5/12 Houston* ..................... 16-10, W5/13 Houston* ......................... 5-10, L5/15 at UT Martin ..................... 5-3, W5/17 at #2 Rice* ......................... 4-6, L5/18 at #2 Rice* ......................... 2-4, L5/19 at #2 Rice* ......................... 4-7, L

C-USA Tournament5/23 vs. Houston .................... 12-4, W5/24 vs. #2 Rice .......................... 5-7, L5/25 vs. UCF ........................... 12-6, W5/26 vs. #2 Rice ........................ 2-1, W vs. #2 Rice ........................ 9-20, L

NCAA Tournament6/1 vs. #19 Michigan .............. 7-10, L6/2 vs. Austin Peay ................. 7-18, L!- Service Academies Classic$ - AutoZone Classic% - Game Played at AutoZone Park


C-USA Record: 5-18H: 10-20 A: 6-16 N: 1-2


2/22 vs. Seton Hall! ..................... 1-3, L2/23 vs. Ohio State! .................... 0-1, L2/24 vs. Air Force! ..................... 4-3, W2/26 UT Martin ....................... 10-7, W2/27 Murray State ....................... 8-9, L2/29 Ohio .................................... 4-5, L3/1 Ohio .................................. 5-4, W3/2 Ohio .................................. 9-4, W3/5 Creighton .......................... 3-11, L3/5 Creighton .......................... 8-10, L3/7 at Georgia ........................... 1-8, L3/8 at Georgia ........................... 2-8, L3/9 at Georgia ......................... 7-6, W3/11 at Arkansas State .............. 3-0, W3/14 SEMO .................................. 8-9. L3/15 SEMO .................................. 5-6, L3/16 SEMO ................................ 2-0, W3/18 Samford .......................... 18-9, W3/21 UAB* ............................... 10-5, W3/22 UAB* ................................. 5-2, W3/23 UAB* ................................. 7-6, W3/25 vs. Austin Peay& ................. 2-4, L3/26 Arkansas State .................... 4-7, L3/29 at Marshall* ........................ 5-6, L3/29 at Marshall* ........................ 2-3, L3/30 at Marshall* ...................... 1-11, L4/2 at #23 Ole Miss ................... 4-5, L4/5 #12 Rice* ............................ 0-3, L4/5 #12 Rice* ............................ 1-7, L4/6 #12 Rice* ............................ 6-7, L4/8 Mississippi State% ............ 9-8, W4/11 at UCF* ............................. 6-10, L4/12 at UCF* ............................. 8-7, W4/13 at UCF* ............................. 4-10, L4/15 at Murray State ............. 17-14, W4/16 at UT Martin&................... 7-3, W4/18 Dallas Baptist ...................... 3-4, L4/19 Dallas Baptist ...................... 4-6, L4/19 Dallas Baptist .................... 2-16, L4/22 at Middle Tennessee ........... 7-8, L4/23 at Middle Tennessee ..... 17-11, W4/25 Tulane* ............................. 4-17, L4/26 Tulane* ............................. 3-15, L4/29 #25 Ole Miss% .................. 1-10, L5/2 at Houston* ........................ 4-7, L5/3 at Houston* ........................ 4-7, L5/4 at Houston* ........................ 4-5, L5/6 #16 Vanderbilt& ................. 0-8, L5/9 at #30 Southern Miss* ...... 3-21, L5/10 at #30 Southern Miss* ...... 6-12, L5/11 at #30 Southern Miss* ...... 0-13, L5/13 at Mississippi State ............. 1-4, L5/15 #30 East Carolina* .............. 1-8, L5/16 #30 East Carolina* ............ 3-17, L5/17 #30 East Carolina* ............ 7-5, W! - Service Academies Classic& - Game Played at Pringles Park% - Game Played at AutoZone Park




2/20 vs. Kansas!........................ 5-4, W2/21 vs. Bradley! ........................ 1-5, L2/22 vs. Kansas!........................ 2-1, W2/24 Murray State .................... 4-14, L2/27 at Troy .............................. 7-5, W2/28 at Troy .............................. 3-19, L3/3 at Middle Tennessee ........ 4-18, L3/4 at Middle Tennessee ........ 3-18, L3/6 Valparaiso ........................ 9-5, W3/7 Valparaiso ........................ 6-0, W3/8 Valparaiso ........................ 3-2, W3/10 at South Alabama .............. 3-4, L

3/11 at South Alabama .......... 10-20, L3/13 Indiana State .................... 6-5, W3/14 Indiana State .................. 20-1, W3/15 Indiana State .................... 6-12, L3/17 UT Martin ........................... 2-9, L3/18 at #12 Ole Miss .................. 4-7, L3/20 Marshall* ........................... 4-6, L3/21 Marshall* ......................... 7-6, W3/22 Marshall* ........................... 7-8, L3/25 at Mississippi State ............ 3-6, L3/27 at #2 Rice* ..................... 10-7, W3/28 at #2 Rice* ....................... 4-12, L3/29 at #2 Rice* ......................... 5-9, L4/1 #15 Ole Miss% ................... 6-7, L4/3 UCF*% ............................ 10-5, W4/4 UCF*% .............................. 7-12, L4/5 UCF*% ................................ 3-5, L4/7 Arkansas State................ 16-8, W4/8 at Arkansas State ............... 7-8, L4/10 SIU-Edwardsville .............. 6-3, W4/11 SIU-Edwardsville .............. 5-1, W4/12 SIU-Edwardsville ................ 2-3, L4/14 at Central Arkansas .......... 4-3, W4/15 Austin Peay& .................... 5-4, W4/17 Houston* ........................... 0-1, L4/18 Houston* ......................... 3-1, W4/19 Houston* ........................... 5-8, L4/21 at Murray State ................ 7-13, L4/22 at UT Martin& .................. 6-4, W4/24 at Tulane* ........................ 4-12, L4/25 at Tulane* ........................ 8-6, W4/26 at Tulane* ...................... 11-12, L5/1 at UAB* .............................. 8-9, L5/2 at UAB* .............................. 7-9, L5/8 Southern Miss* ................ 5-4, W5/9 Southern Miss* .............. 16-6, W5/10 Southern Miss* .................. 2-4, L5/12 Mississippi State% .............. 5-6, L5/14 at #20 East Carolina* ......... 4-9, L5/15 at #20 East Carolina* ......... 1-9, L5/16 at #20 East Carolina* ....... 2-13, L! - Service Academies Spring Classic& - Game played at Pringles Park% - Game played at AutoZone Park




2/19 Middle Tennessee ..............3-4, L2/20 Middle Tennessee ............7-6, W2/23 at UT Martin .......................4-5, L2/26 vs. Toledo! ..........................4-5, L2/27 vs. Pittsburgh! ....................8-9, L2/28 vs. Bradley! ......................3-2, W3/2 at #18 Ole Miss ..................2-7, L3/5 Oakland ..............................4-6, L3/6 Oakland ............................7-1, W3/7 Oakland ..........................16-6, W3/8 Portland .............................2-7, L3/10 at UL-Monroe...................9-10, L3/12 at Dallas Baptist .................4-9, L3/13 at Dallas Baptist ...............9-8, W3/13 at Dallas Baptist ...............9-10, L3/16 South Alabama .................2-13, L3/17 South Alabama .................5-3, W3/19 Tennessee Tech ............17-12, W3/20 Tennessee Tech ................6-1, W3/21 Tennessee Tech ..............13-9, W3/24 at Mississippi State ............6-7, L3/26 #18 Rice* .........................5-2, W3/27 #18 Rice* .........................8-7, W3/27 #18 Rice* .........................4-13, L3/30 at Arkansas State ...............5-6, L4/2 at Marshall* .......................4-7, L4/3 at Marshall* ...................10-8, W4/3 at Marshall* .................21-13, W4/6 vs. Austin Peay& ..............7-14, L4/9 #27 East Carolina* ...........6-5, W4/10 #27 East Carolina* ...........9-20, L4/11 #27 East Carolina* .............2-3, L4/13 vs. #15 Ole Miss% ............6-5, W4/16 at Houston* .....................7-10, L4/17 at Houston* .....................8-2, W4/18 at Houston* .......................6-8, L4/21 Arkansas State................15-5, W4/23 Tulane* ............................5-13, L4/25 Tulane* ..........................12-8, W4/25 Tulane* ..........................12-7, W

4/28 UL-Monroe ...................11-10, W4/30 at UCF* ............................8-11, L5/1 at UCF* ..........................10-6, W5/2 at UCF* ............................9-8, W5/7 UAB* ................................9-2, W5/8 UAB* ..................................3-8, L5/9 UAB* ................................9-11, L5/11 Central Arkansas ............11-5, W5/12 Murray State ..................10-1, W5/14 at #14 Oklahoma ..............4-3, W5/15 at #14 Oklahoma ..............6-14, L5/16 at #14 Oklahoma ................2-9, L5/20 at #29 Southern Miss* .......3-9, L5/21 at #29 Southern Miss* ...10-8, W5/22 at #29 Southern Miss* .......3-5, L

C-USA Tournament5/26 vs. Southern Miss ...............2-8, L5/27 vs. Marshall ......................7-10, L5/28 vs. East Carolina ...............3-2, W! - Service Academies Spring Classic& - Game played at Pringles Park % - Game played at AutoZone Park




2/18 Evansville ...................... 13-9, W2/19 Evansville ........................ 8-4, W2/20 Evansville ...................... 17-6, W2/22 at Ole Miss ........................ 2-4, L2/25 at Kennesaw State .......... 5-4, W2/26 at Kennesaw State ............ 1-2, L2/27 at Kennesaw State ........ 13-7, W3/5 Eastern Kentucky! ......... 11-2, W3/6 Southern Illinois! .............. 0-2, L3/8 at #23 Auburn ................... 2-6, L3/12 Saint Peter’s .................. 12-3, W3/12 Saint Peter’s .................... 6-2, W3/13 Saint Peter’s .................... 5-3, W3/15 UT Martin ..................... 11-5, W3/18 Eastern Illinois .................. 1-3, L3/19 Eastern Illinois .................. 3-4, L3/20 Eastern Illinois .............. 11-7, W3/22 vs. #12 Arkansas ............... 2-7, L3/23 #12 Arkansas% .................. 3-7, L3/25 at East Carolina* ............... 2-3, L3/26 at East Carolina* ............. 3-2, W3/26 at East Carolina* ............... 3-5, L3/30 Mississippi Valley State ... 7-0, W3/30 Mississippi Valley State ..... 2-3, L4/1 Alcorn State .................. 17-3, W4/2 Alcorn State .................. 15-5, W4/3 Alcorn State .................. 13-5, W4/5 Ole Miss% ....................... 9-2, W4/8 #14 Southern Miss* ........ 6-5, W4/9 #14 Southern Miss* ...... 16-8, W4/10 #14 Southern Miss* .......... 5-8, L4/12 Arkansas State .................. 8-9, L4/13 at Arkansas State .............. 4-5, L4/16 at UAB* ........................... 6-4, W4/16 at UAB* ........................... 4-3, W4/17 at UAB* ........................... 6-1, W4/19 Middle Tennessee ........... 9-6, W4/20 Middle Tennessee ............. 0-4, L4/22 UCF* ................................. 4-5, L4/23 UCF* ............................... 9-11, L4/24 UCF* ............................. 12-7, W4/29 Marshall* .......................... 5-8, L4/30 Marshall* ........................ 4-20, L4/30 Marshall* ........................ 9-8, W5/6 at Tulane* ......................... 2-3, L5/7 at Tulane* ....................... 7-6, W5/8 at Tulane* ....................... 3-10, L5/13 at #19 Rice* .................... 6-10, L5/14 at #19 Rice* .................... 5-3, W5/15 at #19 Rice ........................ 6-7, L5/17 Mississippi State% ............ 3-8, L5/19 Houston* ........................ 6-3, W5/20 Houston* ........................ 4-0, W5/21 Houston* ........................ 0-14, L

C-USA Tournament5/25 vs. UCF ............................ 9-16, L5/26 vs. #15 Rice ....................... 5-8, L5/27 vs. UAB............................ 5-4, W! - University of Memphis Classic% - Game played at AutoZone Park




2/17 SIU-Edwardsville ............... 2-4, L2/18 SIU-Edwardsville ........... 11-2, W2/19 SIU-Edwardsville ............. 7-10, L2/24 Kennesaw State .............. 7-11, L2/25 Kennesaw State .............. 5-0, W2/26 Kennesaw State .............. 8-4, W2/28 at #16 Ole Miss ................. 2-7, L2/29 at Mississippi State ......... 7-6, W3/2 Bradley .............................. 2-6, L3/3 Bradley ............................ 7-3, W3/4 Bradley .............................. 4-5, L3/6 at UL-Monroe ................... 4-5, L3/7 at UL-Monroe ................. 7-11, L3/11 at Baylor ........................... 1-2, L3/11 at Baylor ........................... 3-7, L3/13 Austin Peay ..................... 3-2, W3/16 Siena ................................. 3-6, L3/17 Siena ............................. 16-4, W3/17 Siena ............................... 6-0, W3/20 Arkansas State ................ 7-1, W3/23 #7 Rice* ............................ 0-1, L3/24 #7 Rice* .......................... 4-15, L3/25 #7 Rice* .......................... 6-2, W3/27 at Middle Tennessee ......... 7-8, L3/28 at Middle Tennessee ..... 13-5, W3/30 Tulane* ......................... 10-0, W3/31 Tulane* ........................... 7-13, L4/1 Tulane* ............................. 3-7, L4/4 at Tennessee ..................... 3-6, L4/6 at Marshall* .................... 9-4, W4/7 at Marshall* .................... 7-0, W4/8 at Marshall* .................. 11-2, W4/10 at Arkansas State .............. 2-4, L4/13 #24 East Carolina* ............ 2-5, L4/14 #24 East Carolina* .......... 5-2, W4/15 #24 East Carolina* .......... 7-14, L4/18 at Murray State ............. 10-4, W4/20 at Southern Miss*............. 1-2, L4/21 at Southern Miss*............. 0-2, L4/22 at Southern Miss*............. 1-2, L 4/24 #18 Ole Miss% ................ 4-2, W4/27 at #7 UCF* ........................ 3-4, L4/28 at #7 UCF* ...................... 6-5, W4/29 at #7 UCF* ...................... 1-0, W5/4 UAB* ............................... 8-1, W5/5 UAB* ............................... 6-2, W5/6 UAB* ............................... 8-6, W5/9 Tennessee ......................... 7-8, L5/11 at Missouri ...................... 6-4, W5/12 at Missouri ........................ 1-9, L5/13 at Missouri ...................... 8-7, W5/15 UT Martin ..................... 13-3, W5/17 at Houston* .................. 15-3, W5/18 at Houston* .................... 8-7, W5/19 at Houston* .................. 11-0, W

C-USA Tournament5/23 vs. Southern Miss ......... 14-3, W5/24 vs. #4 Rice ....................... 3-2, W5/25 vs. Houston ....................... 3-7, L5/27 vs. UAB.............................. 0-5, L% - Game played at AutoZone Park

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a l l - t i M e s e r i e s r e c o r d ( s i n c e 1 9 7 8 )Team Last RecordAir Force 2008 9-5Alabama 2006 4-7Akron 2007 4-0Alcorn State 2011 3-0Arizona State 2004 0-1Arkansas State 2012 56-27Army 2001 8-1Auburn 2011 4-3 Austin Peay 2012 30-21Baylor 2012 2-6Belhaven 1994 5-0BYU 2007 1-0Bradley 2012 2-3Cal-State Fullerton 1994 0-1 Cal-State Northridge 2004 1-0Central Arkansas 2010 6-0Charlote 2005 12-15Christian Brothers 1989 8-1Cincinnati 2005 49-23Clemson 2007 1-2Creighton 2008 0-2Cumberland 1996 2-1Dallas Baptist 2010 1-5Davidson 1987 1-0Dayton 1999 12-2Delta State 1980 4-2East Carolina 2012 11-23Eastern Illinois 2011 12-4Eastern Kentucky 2011 1-0Eastern Michigan 1999 2-1East Tennessee 1978 1-0Evansville 2011 12-8-1Florida State 1991 15-42Georgia 2008 1-2Harding 1993 7-1Houston 2012 14-37Illinois 1988 4-0Illinois College 1992 1-0Illinois State 2007 16-3Illinois Wesleyan 1989 3-0Indiana 2007 1-1Indiana State 2009 5-3Iowa 1997 2-0James Madison 1981 2-0Kansas 2009 2-0Kansas State 1986 0-1Kennesaw State 2012 4-2Kentucky 2004 0-2Lambuth 1987 11-1-1Lincoln Memorial 1989 1-0Lipscomb 2001 2-0Louisiana Tech 1989 5-6Louisville 2004 29-16MacMurray College 1992 1-0Marshall 2012 11-11Michigan 2007 0-1Middle Tennessee 2012 41-42Millikin 1978 2-0Mississippi State 2012 10-31Mississippi Valley 2011 3-1Missouri 2012 6-2Missouri Baptist 1979 1-0Missouri State 2001 3-3Missouri-St. Louis 1991 2-0Morehead State 1999 10-2Murray State 2012 39-22Navy 2006 8-3Nicholls State 2006 3-5North Alabama 1995 4-1North Carolina 1978 1-1Northern Iowa 2007 5-0NE Illinois 1985 2-0NW Missouri State 1987 1-0Northwestern State 1994 1-0Notre Dame 2006 5-2Oakland 2010 2-1Ohio 2008 2-1Ohio State 2008 0-2

Team Last RecordOklahoma 2010 2-2Oklahoma State 2002 1-4Ole Miss 2012 33-51Pittsburgh 2010 0-1Portland 2010 0-1Rhodes 1992 10-0Rice 2012 7-20Saint Louis 2005 46-22Saint Peter’s 2011 3-0Samford 2008 1-2Seton Hall 2008 0-1Siena 2012 2-1South Alabama 2010 11-10South Carolina 1991 2-11SEMO 2008 23-17Southern 1981 2-0Southern Illinois 2011 5-2SIU Edwardsville 2012 3-3Southern Miss 2012 42-58St. Mary’s 1985 2-0St. Olaf 1981 2-0Tennessee 2012 16-11Tennessee State 1993 7-0Tennessee Tech 2010 25-6TCU 2005 3-7Toledo 2010 0-1Troy 2009 1-4Tulane 2012 35-46UAB 2012 42-41UALR 2006 39-9UAPB 1999 4-0UCF 2012 11-10UCONN 2005 0-2UL Monroe 2012 9-10UNLV 2003 0-3Union 1996 8-2USF 2005 12-18UT Martin 2012 28-6Valparaiso 2009 3-0Vanderbilt 2008 11-11Villanova 2002 0-1Virginia Tech 1991 11-5Wake Forest 2004 1-0Washington Univ. 1987 1-0Western Illinois 2004 12-4Western Kentucky 1987 1-0West Virginia 1999 1-1Xavier 1980 2-0

Air Force (9-5)2-24-2008 N W 4-32-25-2005 N W 10-42-21-2003 N W 14-12-24-2002 N L 3-42-22-2002 N W 6-32-25-2001 N L 1-32-24-2001 N W 9-32-27-1998 N W 3-22-24-1996 N L 2-32-25-1995 N L 0-22-27-1994 N W 6-52-26-1994 N L 0-102-28-1993 N W 5-22-29-1992 N W 5-4

Alabama (4-7)2-21-2006 A W 2-04-12-2005 A #17 L 3-84-25-1984 H L 5-184-24-1984 H W 11-84-4-1984 A L 8-184-3-1984 A L 4-144-20-1983 H #2 L 2-34-19-1983 H #2 W 5-23-15-1983 A #2 L 7-124-29-1982 A L 0-34-15-1982 H W 10-9

Akron (4-0)3-18-2007 H W 12-63-17-2007 H W 5-43-16-2007 H W 3-22-23-2007 N W 4-2

Alcorn State (3-0)4-3-2011 H W 13-54-2-2011 H W 15-54-1-2011 H W 17-3

Arizona State (0-1)2-21-2004 N L 0-7

Arkansas (2-10-1)3-23-2011 H^ #12 L 3-73-22-2011 N #12 L 2-72-23-2003 N L 9-105-15-1995 H L 0-13-17-1994 A L 3-63-16-1994 A L 1-73-16-1993 H W 8-73-15-1993 H W 6-32-22-1987 A #5 L 7-142-21-1987 A #5 L 5-212-14-1987 H #5 T 2-22-14-1987 H #5 L 1-33-1-1986 H L 2-6

Arkansas State (56-27)4-10-2012 A L 2-43-20-2012 H W 7-1 4-13-2011 A L 4-54-12-2011 H L 8-94-21-2010 H W 15-53-30-2010 A L 5-64-8-2009 A L 7-84-7-2009 H W 16-83-26-2008 H L 4-73-11-2008 A W 3-05-9-2007 H W 8-75-8-2007 A W 10-54-12-2006 H W 6-23-22-2006 A L 3-55-17-2005 A W 5-15-10-2005 H L 1-103-30-2004 A L 2-84-22-2003 H L 1-144-1-2003 A L 4-85-7-2002 A W 9-4

4-23-2002 H W 8-55-9-2001 A W 6-34-25-2001 H W 9-34-19-2000 A L 4-54-4-2000 H L 2-44-28-1999 H L 5-123-17-1999 A W 17-135-6-1998 H L 4-74-29-1998 A L 3-84-9-1997 A L 2-44-1-1997 H W 4-14-24-1996 A W 6-34-3-1996 H W 9-84-5-1995 H L 6-72-21-1995 A L 0-55-11-1994 H W 10-55-3-1994 A W 7-54-10-1994 A W 11-34-9-1994 H W 5-24-7-1993 H W 7-63-10-1993 A L 1-25-5-1992 A L 13-283-31-1992 H W 12-53-16-1992 H W 16-12-16-1992 A L 3-73-10-1991 A W 14-32-24-1991 H W 11-92-23-1991 H W 7-62-22-1991 A W 21-125-5-1990 A W 12-25-5-1990 A L 2-64-25-1990 H W 12-34-25-1990 H W 10-94-2-1989 H W 8-34-2-1989 H W 3-24-1-1989 A L 3-94-1-1989 A W 6-34-20-1988 A W 9-54-20-1988 A W 4-24-6-1988 H W 10-64-6-1988 H W 3-14-29-1987 H W 6-54-29-1987 H W 10-44-7-1987 A W 10-04-7-1987 A W 4-13-7-1984 A W 7-03-7-1984 A W 5-44-18-1982 A L 7-84-18-1982 A L 3-83-1-1982 H W 4-23-1-1982 H W 11-54-16-1981 H W 18-14-16-1981 H W 6-53-17-1981 A W 7-33-17-1981 A L 4-54-30-1980 A W 5-34-30-1980 A W 16-113-26-1980 H W 5-23-26-1980 H W 11-04-10-1979 A W 6-34-10-1979 A W 7-33-6-1978 H W 7-13-6-1978 H W 16-2

Army (8-1)2-24-2001 N W 11-72-25-2000 N L 4-52-26-1999 N W 6-33-1-1998 N W 15-42-25-1996 N W 13-02-26-1995 N W 6-12-26-1994 N W 12-52-27-1993 N W 2-03-1-1992 N W 6-2

Auburn (4-3)3-8-2011 A #23 L 2-65-22-1978 N W 6-55-20-1978 N L 10-14

4-13-1978 A W 6-44-12-1978 A L 5-114-4-1978 H W 10-94-3-1978 H W 7-2

Austin Peay (30-21)3-13-2012 H W 3-2 4-6-2010 N L 7-144-15-2009 N W 5-43-25-2008 N L 2-46-2-2007 N L 7-184-18-2007 A W 13-74-17-2007 H W 4-33-29-2006 H L 9-113-28-2006 A L 6-144-13-2005 H L 4-83-30-2005 A L 6-94-13-2004 A L 10-135-5-2004 H^ W 5-24-29-2003 A L 6-93-5-2003 H L 8-104-10-2002 H W 6-34-27-1999 H L 9-144-22-1998 A L 2-94-7-1998 H L 1-114-29-1997 H W 6-43-26-1997 A W 10-54-30-1996 H L 5-94-23-1996 H L 7-135-2-1995 H W 8-33-30-1995 A L 3-75-5-1994 H W 5-24-13-1994 A W 10-44-13-1993 H L 5-83-8-1992 A L 2-103-11-1991 H W 12-114-23-1987 H W 15-03-6-1987 A W 16-145-4-1986 H W 10-45-4-1986 H W 7-23-9-1986 A W 13-85-5-1985 H W 5-45-5-1985 H W 2-05-1-1984 H W 16-25-1-1984 H W 4-33-3-1984 A W 9-23-3-1984 A L 2-35-6-1983 H W 12-115-6-1983 H W 14-13-23-1983 A W 13-13-23-1983 A W 4-33-3-1981 H W 6-23-3-1981 H W 1-03-23-1980 A L 5-93-23-1980 A W 6-53-7-1979 H L 3-43-7-1979 H W 6-2

Baylor (2-6)3-11-2012 A #23 L 3-73-11-2012 A #23 L 1-2 2-23-1997 H W 9-52-22-1997 H L 5-142-21-1997 H L 1-33-3-1996 A W 19-143-2-1996 A L 3-223-1-1996 A L 2-16

Belhaven (5-0)4-14-1994 H W 12-63-3-1993 H W 7-63-6-1991 H W 12-22-28-1990 H W 5-43-8-1989 H W 8-3

BYU (1-0)2-22-2007 N W 3-2



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a l l - t i M e s e r i e s r e c o r d ( s i n c e 1 9 7 8 )Bradley (2-3)3-4-2012 H L 4-53-3-2012 H W 7-33-2-2012 H L 2-6 2-28-2010 N W 3-22-21-2009 N L 1-5

Cal State Fullerton (0-1)5-30-1994 N #3 L 5-12

Cal State Northridge (1-0)2-20-2004 N W 6-2

Central Arkansas (6-0)5-11-2010 H W 11-54-14-2009 A W 4-34-3-1986 H W 8-04-3-1986 H W 11-13-2-1986 A W 18-23-2-1986 A W 10-3

Charlotte (12-15)5-21-2005 H L 2-135-20-2005 H L 7-95-19-2005 H L 5-114-27-2003 A L 3-44-26-2003 A W 7-05-18-2002 H W 7-55-17-2002 H W 7-45-16-2002 H W 11-105-17-2001 N W 4-23-18-2001 A L 5-63-17-2001 A L 2-53-17-2001 A W 12-84-2-2000 H W 7-64-1-2000 H L 2-53-31-2000 H L 2-55-9-1999 A W 11-15-8-1999 A W 4-25-7-1999 A L 1-53-29-1998 H L 8-163-28-1998 H L 9-223-27-1998 H W 5-34-5-1997 A L 4-74-4-1997 A L 5-64-21-1996 H L 2-74-20-1996 H L 9-104-19-1996 H W 13-85-9-1987 N W 9-0

Christian Brothers (8-1)2-26-1989 H W 9-02-19-1989 H W 11-34-30-1988 H W 10-23-3-1987 H L 3-112-25-1987 H W 11-13-14-1986 H W 8-22-20-1986 H W 17-53-22-1984 A W 11-43-21-1984 H W 6-5

Cincinnati (49-23)5-15-2005 A W 8-75-14-2005 A L 2-105-13-2005 A L 5-75-16-2004 H W 5-45-15-2004 H W 7-35-14-2004 H W 3-03-31-2002 A W 13-123-30-2002 A W 7-43-29-2002 A W 5-45-16-2001 N W 8-55-13-2001 H L 4-145-12-2001 H L 1-75-11-2001 H W 11-55-14-2000 A L 0-45-13-2000 A L 2-55-12-2000 A L 9-104-11-1999 H W 12-5

4-10-1999 H W 7-14-9-1999 H W 8-75-12-1998 N W 6-54-26-1998 A W 14-104-25-1998 A W 11-64-24-1998 A W 5-15-4-1997 H W 12-65-3-1997 H W 12-05-3-1997 H L 3-55-21-1995 N W 5-35-21-1995 N W 8-04-30-1995 H L 3-114-29-1995 H W 4-34-29-1995 H L 3-63-19-1995 A L 12-133-18-1995 A W 13-53-18-1995 A L 3-65-21-1994 N W 15-55-1-1994 H W 6-24-30-1994 H W 5-24-30-1994 H W 25-13-27-1994 A W 8-13-26-1994 A W 14-13-26-1994 A W 7-65-14-1993 N W 6-15-2-1993 H W 9-25-1-1993 H W 13-25-1-1993 H W 7-34-18-1993 A W 3-24-17-1993 A L 2-54-17-1993 A W 7-35-13-1992 N L 1-25-3-1992 H L 4-55-2-1992 H L 3-55-2-1992 H W 4-34-19-1992 A W 11-24-19-1992 A L 6-145-17-1991 N L 5-74-21-1991 H W 3-24-20-1991 H W 4-34-20-1991 H W 4-34-22-1990 A W 9-74-21-1990 A W 7-54-21-1990 A L 2-45-20-1989 N L 6-154-23-1989 H W 13-54-22-1989 H W 9-34-22-1989 H W 8-75-15-1987 N L 1-135-9-1985 N W 18-45-11-1984 N L 2-35-14-1981 N W 13-75-10-1979 N W 18-55-12-1979 N L 4-85-13-1978 N W 10-8

Clemson (1-2)3-11-2007 A #6 L 2-73-10-2007 A #6 L 2-83-9-2007 A #6 W 6-4

Creighton (0-2)3-5-2008 H L 8-103-5-2008 H L 3-11

Cumberland (2-1)3-9-1996 H W 8-13-9-1996 H L 1-45-4-1991 H W 15-11

Dallas Baptist (1-5)3-13-2010 A L 9-103-13-2010 A W 9-83-12-2010 A L 4-94-19-2008 H L 2-164-19-2008 H L 4-64-18-2008 H L 3-4

Davidson (1-0)5-10-1987 N W 11-5

Dayton (12-2)3-6-1999 N W 2-05-20-1995 N W 3-15-7-1995 H W 6-25-6-1995 H L 4-84-23-1995 A W 5-14-22-1995 A W 10-34-22-1995 A L 7-85-20-1994 N W 24-124-24-1994 A W 26-114-23-1994 A W 18-64-23-1994 A W 15-53-20-1994 H W 15-23-19-1994 H W 7-53-19-1994 H W 10-2

Delta State (4-2)3-18-1980 H W 12-83-3-1980 A L 5-63-1-1979 H W 3-24-17-1979 A W 6-14-17-1978 A W 39-34-17-1978 A L 5-19

East Carolina (11-23)4-15-2012 H #24 L 7-144-14-2012 H #24 W 5-24-13-2012 H #24 L 2-5 3-26-2011 A L 3-53-26-2011 A W 3-23-25-2011 A L 2-35-28-2010 N W 3-24-11-2010 H #27 L 2-34-10-2010 H #27 L 9-204-9-2010 H #27 W 6-55-16-2009 A #20 L 2-135-15-2009 A #20 L 1-95-14-2009 A #20 L 4-95-17-2008 H #30 W 7-55-16-2008 H #30 L 3-175-15-2008 H #30 L 1-83-25-2007 A #22 L 1-113-24-2007 A #22 L 0-123-23-2007 A #22 L 10-125-20-2006 H W 11-105-19-2006 H W 14-65-18-2006 H W 9-64-24-2005 A L 0-34-23-2005 A W 8-54-22-2005 A L 0-123-28-2004 H^ L 4-83-27-2004 H^ L 1-73-26-2004 H^ W 6-54-13-2003 A L 2-34-12-2003 A W 8-14-11-2003 A L 2-34-28-2002 H #14 L 4-74-27-2002 H #14 L 3-114-26-2002 H #14 L 0-3

Eastern Illinois (12-4)3-20-2011 H W 11-73-19-2011 H L 3-43-18-2011 H L 1-33-4-2007 N W 5-43-14-2001 H W 23-153-13-2001 H W 20-43-12-2000 H W 6-53-12-2000 H W 5-43-11-2000 H W 8-13-20-1992 H W 6-13-31-1983 H W 9-33-31-1983 H W 10-03-30-1983 H L 3-53-30-1983 H W 6-5

3-29-1983 H L 3-53-29-1983 H W 9-4

Eastern Kentucky (1-0)3-5-2011 H W 11-2

Eastern Michigan (2-1)3-5-1999 N L 7-123-24-1996 H W 13-83-23-1996 H W 6-4

East Tennessee (1-0)5-21-1978 N W 5-0

Evansville (12-8-1)2-20-2011 H W 17-62-19-2011 H W 8-42-18-2011 H W 13-93-7-1999 N T 4-42-21-1998 H W 7-52-20-1998 H L 5-63-8-1997 N L 4-75-14-1995 H W 9-15-13-1995 H W 7-55-12-1995 H L 0-53-2-1991 A W 7-23-2-1991 A L 5-63-18-1990 H L 2-43-17-1990 H W 7-53-17-1990 H W 6-33-12-1989 A W 8-73-11-1989 A W 13-43-11-1989 A L 3-54-24-1988 H L 3-64-23-1988 H W 7-64-23-1988 H L 2-4

Florida State (15-42)3-31-1991 H #7 W 8-73-30-1991 H #7 L 3-43-30-1991 H #7 L 5-63-15-1990 A #10 L 5-133-14-1990 A #10 W 5-33-14-1990 A #10 L 0-105-19-1989 N #3 L 4-94-30-1989 H #3 L 1-34-29-1989 H #3 L 2-64-29-1989 H #3 L 2-65-21-1988 N #15 L 2-45-15-1988 H #15 L 1-215-14-1988 H #15 L 5-95-13-1988 H #15 L 3-144-17-1988 A #15 W 2-14-16-1988 A #15 L 0-54-16-1988 A #15 W 6-54-19-1987 A #6 L 5-74-18-1987 A #6 L 6-74-18-1987 A #6 L 4-63-29-1987 H #6 W 5-43-28-1987 H #6 L 0-83-28-1987 H #6 L 1-45-10-1986 N #2 L 3-74-20-1986 A #2 L 1-74-19-1986 A #2 L 5-64-19-1986 A #2 L 0-63-30-1986 H #2 W 7-23-29-1986 H #2 L 1-63-29-1986 H #2 L 3-74-21-1985 A #20 L 2-74-20-1985 A #20 L 3-84-20-1985 A #20 W 7-43-31-1985 H #20 W 8-73-30-1985 H #20 W 3-23-11-1984 N L 3-105-6-1984 H L 3-85-6-1984 H L 3-115-4-1984 H L 7-134-24-1983 A #15 W 7-64-23-1983 A #15 L 1-2

4-23-1983 A #15 L 0-175-15-1982 N #22 L 6-75-14-1982 N #22 W 4-24-11-1982 H #22 L 6-124-10-1982 H #22 W 11-34-10-1982 H #22 W 3-15-16-1981 A #16 L 3-75-15-1981 A #16 L 0-114-12-1981 A #16 L 6-74-11-1981 A #16 L 4-84-11-1981 A #16 W 6-45-11-1980 A #7 L 7-115-11-1980 A #7 L 11-145-13-1979 A L 1-115-14-1978 A W 10-95-14-1977 H W 10-2

Georgia (1-2)3-9-2008 A W 7-63-8-2008 A L 2-83-7-2008 A L 1-8

Harding (7-1)3-7-1993 H W 19-22-16-1991 H W 13-102-18-1990 H W 6-12-17-1990 H W 10-13-19-1989 H W 4-33-19-1989 H L 1-63-18-1989 H W 9-44-10-1986 H W 15-1

Houston (14-37)5-25-2012 N L 3-75-19-2012 A W 11-05-18-2012 A W 8-75-17-2012 A W 15-3 5-21-2011 H L 0-145-20-2011 H W 4-05-19-2011 H W 6-34-18-2010 A L 6-84-17-2010 A W 8-24-16-2010 A L 7-104-19-2009 H L 5-84-18-2009 H W 3-14-17-2009 H L 0-15-4-2008 A L 4-55-3-2008 A L 4-75-2-2008 A L 4-75-23-2007 N W 12-45-13-2007 H L 5-105-12-2007 H W 16-105-11-2007 H L 7-114-23-2006 A #19 L 7-84-22-2006 A #19 L 1-74-21-2006 A #19 L 2-33-20-2005 H L 1-113-19-2005 H W 9-63-18-2005 H L 0-65-9-2004 A L 6-85-8-2004 A L 2-65-7-2004 A L 2-95-11-2003 H W 9-65-10-2003 H L 8-115-9-2003 H W 4-14-14-2002 A #7 L 6-164-13-2002 A #7 L 3-154-12-2002 A #7 L 1-153-25-2001 H L 2-103-24-2001 H L 5-93-23-2001 H L 1-34-23-2000 A #13 L 1-84-22-2000 A #13 L 2-84-21-2000 A #13 L 1-74-4-1999 H #25 W 13-124-3-1999 H #25 L 5-204-2-1999 H #25 L 0-105-13-1998 N L 2-35-10-1998 A L 3-9



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Illinois (4-0)3-11-1988 H W 6-53-19-1978 H W 5-13-20-1978 H W 16-83-20-1978 H W 22-4

Illinois College (1-0)3-14-1992 H W 21-1

Illinois State (16-3)3-14-2007 H L 13-153-13-2007 H W 6-53-21-1993 H L 6-73-20-1993 H W 5-43-20-1993 H W 3-13-10-1990 H L 6-93-9-1990 H W 7-13-28-1981 H W 11-73-28-1981 H W 4-33-27-1981 H W 17-63-27-1981 H W 6-13-7-1980 H W 10-33-7-1980 H W 5-43-9-1979 H W 4-23-9-1979 H W 7-13-19-1978 H W 7-53-19-1978 H W 4-33-18-1978 H W 7-13-18-1978 H W 11-5

Illinois Wesleyan (3-0)3-23-1989 H W 11-24-1-1983 H W 9-84-1-1983 H W 10-0

Indiana (1-1)3-3-2007 N W 5-32-26-2005 N L 8-9

Indiana State (5-3)3-15-2009 H L 6-123-14-2009 H W 20-13-13-2009 H W 6-53-13-2005 N L 10-113-11-2004 N W 8-43-9-1992 H L 1-53-6-1988 H W 9-03-13-1987 H W 9-3

Iowa (2-0)3-7-1997 N W 3-13-22-1994 H W 8-3

James Madison (2-0)5-23-1981 N #24 W 8-35-22-1981 N #24 W 16-3

Kansas (2-0)2-22-2009 N W 2-12-20-2009 N W 5-4

Kansas State (0-1)3-5-1986 H L 8-9

Kennesaw State (4-2)2-26-2012 H W 8-42-25-2012 H W 5-02-24-2012 H L 7-11 2-27-2011 A W 13-72-26-2011 A L 1-22-25-2011 A W 5-4

Kentucky (#-#-#)2-28-2004 N L 1-22-26-1995 N L 2-8

Lambuth (11-1-1)3-15-1987 H W 13-13-13-1984 H W 19-23-1-1983 H W 7-03-1-1983 H W 10-05-2-1982 A W 5-13-2-1982 H W 12-03-2-1982 H W 15-13-11-1981 A T 9-93-11-1981 A W 9-24-2-1981 H W 19-34-2-1981 H W 8-34-24-1980 H W 14-54-17-1980 A L 2-22

Lincoln Memorial (1-0)3-28-1989 H W 11-8

Lipscomb (2-0)2-18-2001 H W 4-32-18-2001 H W 2-1

Louisiana Tech (5-6)2-12-1989 H W 5-42-11-1989 H W 5-45-8-1988 A L 4-95-7-1988 A L 8-115-7-1988 A W 8-34-7-1980 H #15 L 3-84-7-1980 H #15 L 0-13-28-1979 A L 1-23-28-1979 A L 6-73-27-1978 H W 12-23-27-1978 H W 5-3

Louisville (29-16)4-4-2004 A L 4-54-3-2004 A W 6-24-2-2004 A W 11-73-16-2003 H L 0-103-15-2003 H L 7-103-14-2003 H W 3-23-17-2002 A L 8-93-16-2002 A L 6-73-15-2002 A L 3-124-8-2001 H W 10-94-7-2001 H W 12-14-6-2001 H W 9-74-16-2000 A W 21-144-15-2000 A W 7-44-14-2000 A L 1-75-2-1999 H W 10-15-1-1999 H W 10-34-30-1999 H L 4-113-22-1998 A W 8-53-21-1998 A W 3-13-20-1998 A L 6-93-30-1997 H W 6-23-29-1997 H W 10-93-28-1997 H W 5-44-27-1996 A W 7-24-26-1996 A W 9-45-11-1991 A W 7-05-11-1991 A L 1-65-13-1990 H L 0-35-13-1990 H L 1-55-14-1989 A W 9-05-14-1989 A L 3-125-13-1989 A L 7-145-3-1987 H W 13-05-2-1987 H W 8-45-2-1987 H L 6-74-26-1987 A W 12-34-25-1987 A W 17-84-25-1987 A W 17-3

5-8-1986 N W 19-35-14-1983 N L 5-85-12-1983 N W 13-23-16-1979 H W 7-63-16-1979 H W 7-25-13-1978 N W 9-7

MacMurray College (1-0)3-26-1992 H W 8-2

Marshall (11-11)4-8-2012 A W 11-24-7-2012 A W 7-04-6-2012 A W 9-4 4-30-2011 H W 9-84-30-2011 H L 4-204-29-2011 H L 5-85-27-2010 N L 7-104-3-2010 A W 21-134-3-2010 A W 10-84-2-2010 A L 4-73-22-2009 H L 7-83-21-2009 H W 7-63-20-2009 H L 4-63-30-2008 A L 1-113-29-2008 A L 2-33-29-2008 A L 5-64-22-2007 H L 0-114-21-2007 H L 7-214-20-2007 H W 5-34-9-2006 A W 9-84-8-2006 A W 14-44-7-2006 A W 7-4

Michigan (0-1)6-1-2007 N #19 L 7-10

Middle Tennessee (41-42)3-28-2012 A W 13-53-27-2012 A L 7-8 4-20-2011 H L 0-44-19-2011 H W 9-62-20-2010 H W 7-62-19-2010 H L 3-43-4-2009 A L 3-183-3-2009 A L 4-184-23-2008 A W 17-114-22-2008 A L 7-83-21-2007 H W 11-83-20-2007 H W 17-35-10-2006 A L 7-85-9-2006 A L 3-153-8-2006 H W 8-33-7-2006 H W 11-54-20-2005 A L 7-194-19-2005 A L 7-83-8-2005 H L 6-115-12-2004 A L 4-85-11-2004 A L 3-134-28-2004 H L 5-84-27-2004 H W 10-54-9-2003 A L 4-104-8-2003 A W 6-23-26-2003 H L 1-23-25-2006 H W 5-44-3-2002 A W 2-04-2-2002 A W 8-53-13-2002 H L 6-103-12-2002 H L 4-83-28-2001 H L 9-133-27-2001 H W 10-13-3-2001 A L 2-84-12-2000 A L 3-103-1-2000 H L 2-62-29-2000 H L 4-123-30-1999 A W 19-123-10-1999 H W 5-13-9-1999 H W 8-74-15-1998 A L 9-19

4-14-1998 A L 10-173-25-1998 H W 18-123-24-1998 H W 11-24-16-1997 A L 8-94-15-1997 A L 8-163-19-1997 H L 0-43-19-1997 H L 3-133-21-1996 A L 1-63-13-1996 H W 4-03-12-1996 H W 6-44-12-1995 A W 9-24-11-1995 A L 4-93-22-1995 H W 16-23-21-1995 H W 5-44-6-1994 A W 14-103-29-1994 H W 7-64-20-1993 H L 3-74-6-1993 A W 6-54-28-1992 H W 8-24-9-1992 H W 13-73-14-1991 H L 3-73-13-1991 A W 3-05-9-1990 A L 2-95-8-1990 A W 4-33-20-1990 H L 3-43-19-1990 H W 3-23-16-1989 A L 0-103-16-1989 A W 11-43-17-1988 A L 1-93-16-1988 A W 11-82-20-1988 H L 1-82-20-1988 H L 4-53-21-1987 H W 4-23-20-1987 H L 1-23-7-1987 A L 7-84-27-1986 A W 7-44-26-1986 A W 4-04-26-1986 A W 8-73-24-1986 H W 5-23-23-1986 H W 1-03-23-1986 H L 3-83-19-1983 H W 12-2

Millikin (2-0)4-1-1978 H W 11-74-1-1978 H W 20-5

Mississippi State (10-31)2-29-2012 A W 7-6 5-17-2011 H^ L 3-83-24-2010 A L 6-75-12-2009 H^ L 5-63-25-2009 A L 3-65-13-2008 A L 1-44-8-2008 H^ W 9-83-28-2007 A L 9-113-27-2007 A L 8-94-19-2006 H^ #15 L 3-54-18-2006 H #15 L 8-123-16-2005 A #18 L 2-43-15-2005 A #18 L 8-114-21-2004 A L 2-74-20-2004 A L 2-103-19-2003 H^ #9 W 8-73-18-2003 H^ #9 L 3-123-8-2000 H #21 L 1-43-7-2000 H #21 L 2-143-4-1998 A #22 L 1-93-3-1998 A #22 L 7-83-12-1997 H #6 L 4-53-11-1997 H #6 L 6-142-28-1996 A L 3-62-27-1996 A W 3-23-9-1995 H L 5-73-9-1995 H L 7-113-6-1994 A W 5-33-5-1994 A W 10-44-15-1993 H #25 W 8-44-17-1992 A #25 L 6-7

4-16-1992 A #25 L 5-153-28-1991 H #22 L 2-103-27-1991 H #22 L 4-53-4-1990 A #5 W 4-23-3-1990 A #5 L 1-93-30-1989 H #10 L 3-103-20-1988 A #23 L 5-83-19-1988 A #23 W 10-14-30-1978 H #14 L 4-84-29-1978 H #14 W 5-3

Mississippi Valley State (3-1)3-30-2011 H L 2-33-30-2011 H W 7-04-30-2006 H W 13-54-29-2006 H W 13-3

Missouri (6-2)5-13-2012 A W 8-75-12-2012 A L 1-95-11-2012 A W 6-4 2-25-2007 N W 5-12-27-2005 N W 7-63-13-2004 N L 2-33-31-1978 H W 4-33-31-1978 H W 11-7

Missouri Baptist (1-0)3-24-1979 H W 11-10

Missouri State (3-3)3-11-2001 H W 4-33-10-2001 H L 8-103-9-2001 H L 4-113-19-1992 H L 7-93-21-1991 H W 10-93-29-1990 H W 4-3

Missouri-St. Louis (2-0)2-21-1991 H W 6-33-17-1979 H W 8-7

Morehead State (10-2)3-16-1999 H L 5-73-10-1982 H W 3-23-10-1982 H W 9-03-9-1982 H W 5-23-9-1982 H W 4-33-10-1981 H W 11-33-9-1981 H W 8-53-9-1981 H W 17-13-16-1980 H W 8-53-15-1980 H W 16-63-13-1979 H L 2-33-13-1979 H W 10-1

Murray State (39-22)4-18-2012 A W 10-4 5-12-2010 H W 10-14-21-2009 A L 7-132-24-2009 H L 4-144-15-2008 A W 17-142-27-2008 H L 8-94-11-2007 H L 6-74-10-2007 A L 12-144-11-2006 H W 12-13-14-2006 A W 13-63-29-2005 A W 11-83-23-2005 H L 9-103-7-2004 A W 7-23-6-2004 A W 7-13-6-2004 A W 7-22-28-2004 N W 7-14-15-2003 A L 3-93-11-2003 H W 14-125-14-2002 H W 5-44-17-2002 A W 10-54-17-2001 A W 11-53-7-2001 H W 5-4



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a l l - t i M e s e r i e s r e c o r d ( s i n c e 1 9 7 8 )4-18-2000 H W 8-73-28-2000 A L 6-74-6-1999 H L 5-113-23-1999 A L 1-34-1-1998 H W 11-13-18-1998 A W 13-104-30-1997 H W 8-44-2-1997 A L 4-124-10-1996 A L 8-143-27-1996 H L 4-8 4-25-1995 A W 9-33-16-1995 H W 3-24-20-1994 A W 9-64-12-1994 H L 8-123-30-1993 A W 4-03-9-1993 H W 11-33-4-1992 H L 8-104-22-1991 A L 4-63-19-1991 H L 4-54-24-1990 H W 11-94-5-1989 A L 9-253-14-1989 H W 13-113-18-1987 A W 11-83-12-1987 H W 11-104-1-1986 H W 10-33-28-1986 A W 10-93-19-1985 A W 18-53-5-1985 H W 6-54-10-1984 H W 12-103-27-1984 A W 9-43-25-1983 A L 1-84-21-1982 A W 13-73-25-1982 H W 8-63-14-1981 A W 10-64-15-1980 A L 2-83-14-1979 H #17 L 11-134-16-1978 A L 1-114-24-1978 H W 7-24-24-1978 H W 2-1

Navy (8-3)2-26-2006 N L 6-72-27-2004 N W 5-22-23-2002 N L 7-112-23-2001 N W 11-22-28-1999 N W 12-22-23-1996 N W 8-02-24-1995 N W 5-02-25-1994 N W 9-32-28-1993 N L 2-72-28-1992 N W 5-22-25-1989 H W 4-1

Nicholls State (3-5)3-5-2006 A W 17-43-4-2006 A L 4-63-3-2006 A W 8-73-6-2005 H L 4-253-5-2005 H W 20-113-4-2005 H L 3-123-22-1991 A L 3-64-12-1990 H L 2-8

North Alabama (4-1)2-21-1995 H L 3-52-21-1995 H W 14-83-24-1992 A W 12-13-12-1992 H W 8-33-5-1991 H W 12-2

North Carolina (1-1)5-23-1978 N #3 L 9-115-23-1978 N #3 W 8-6

Northern Iowa (5-0)3-2-2007 N W 3-23-17-1991 H W 13-03-16-1991 H W 4-0

3-22-1990 H W 10-53-21-1990 H W 4-3

NE Illinois (2-0)4-16-1985 H W 6-44-16-1985 H W 3-2

NW Missouri State (1-0)3-10-1987 H W 18-2

Northwestern State (1-0)5-29-1994 N W 14-9

Notre Dame (5-2)2-25-2006 N W 7-62-27-2000 N #21 L 3-42-25-1996 N W 4-23-1-1992 N #14 L 0-103-21-1981 H W 12-23-20-1981 H W 8-63-20-1981 H W 6-5

Oakland (2-1)3-7-2010 H W 16-63-6-2010 H W 7-13-5-2010 H L 4-6

Ohio (2-1)3-2-2008 H W 9-43-1-2008 H W 5-42-29-2008 H L 4-5

Ohio State (0-2)2-23-2008 N L 0-12-27-2000 N L 4-11

Oklahoma (2-2)5-16-2010 A #14 L 2-95-15-2010 A #14 L 6-145-14-2010 A #14 W 4-32-24-2006 N W 2-1

Oklahoma State (1-4)3-27-2002 A #21 L 3-93-26-2002 A #21 L 1-125-28-1994 N #12 W 12-44-17-1991 H #9 L 5-154-16-1991 H #9 L 10-11

Ole Miss (33-51)4-24-2012 H^ #18 W 4-22-28-2012 A #16 L 2-7 4-5-2011 H^ W 9-22-22-2011 A L 2-44-13-2010 H^ #15 W 6-53-2-2010 A #18 L 2-74-1-2009 H^ #15 L 6-73-18-2009 A #12 L 4-74-29-2008 H^ #25 L 1-104-3-2008 A #23 L 4-55-2-2007 H^ L 2-102-20-2007 A #11 L 9-125-16-2006 A #18 L 5-73-21-2006 H^ L 4-84-27-2005 H^ #22 L 5-64-26-2005 A #22 L 4-134-7-2004 A #15 L 3-73-17-2004 H^ #15 L 0-194-23-2003 A W 6-33-12-2003 H^ L 1-54-9-2002 A #9 L 1-73-5-2002 H #9 L 0-124-4-2001 A #20 L 1-53-21-2001 H #21 W 3-14-25-2000 H L 5-114-5-2000 A L 2-64-21-1999 H #20 L 5-104-7-1999 A L 2-54-28-1998 A L 0-6

2-28-1998 N W 4-14-8-1997 A L 3-85-1-1996 H W 9-83-25-1996 A L 4-95-3-1995 H #17 L 2-54-26-1995 A #17 W 6-45-4-1994 A W 13-84-27-1994 H L 6-74-28-1993 H W 10-64-21-1993 A L 1-44-29-1992 A L 1-54-8-1992 H W 8-74-3-1991 A L 3-94-2-1991 H L 3-105-10-1990 A L 2-84-18-1989 A L 3-43-26-1989 H L 7-103-25-1989 A L 4-63-22-1989 H L 5-64-27-1988 A L 1-94-13-1988 A W 16-153-27-1988 H W 7-13-26-1988 H L 9-134-22-1987 A L 6-74-1-1987 A L 1-23-5-1987 H W 9-74-30-1986 H W 10-24-29-1986 H L 3-44-9-1986 A L 4-53-19-1986 A W 9-44-24-1985 A W 10-04-11-1985 H W 11-33-13-1985 A W 5-24-30-1984 A L 2-114-28-1984 H W 15-34-26-1983 H L 6-93-13-1983 A W 4-24-25-1982 A L 2-34-24-1982 H W 7-23-23-1982 H W 11-63-17-1982 A W 7-14-22-1981 A W 12-114-7-1981 A W 6-44-1-1981 H L 8-94-19-1980 A L 2-34-19-1980 A W 1-04-9-1980 H W 5-14-9-1980 H L 4-54-18-1979 H W 3-24-18-1979 H W 4-23-18-1979 A L 0-43-18-1979 A L 2-64-11-1978 H W 4-13-29-1978 A W 9-53-29-1978 A W 8-5

Pittsburgh (0-1)2-27-2010 N L 8-9

Portland (0-1)3-8-2010 H L 2-7

Rhodes (10-0)4-2-1992 H W 7-43-31-1990 H W 9-44-12-1989 H W 24-93-29-1988 H W 8-44-28-1987 H W 15-33-11-1987 H W 4-14-17-1986 H W 11-13-16-1986 H W 9-14-25-1985 H W 18-43-6-1985 H W 3-2

Rice (7-20)5-24-2012 N #4 W 3-23-25-2012 H #7 W 6-23-24-2012 H #7 L 4-153-23-2012 H #7 L 0-1

5-26-2011 N #15 L 5-85-15-2011 A #19 L 6-75-14-2011 A #19 W 5-35-13-2011 A #19 L 6-103-27-2010 H #18 L 4-133-27-2010 H #18 W 8-73-26-2010 H #18 W 5-23-29-2009 A #2 L 5-93-28-2009 A #2 L 4-123-27-2009 A #2 W 10-74-6-2008 H #12 L 6-74-5-2008 H #12 L 1-74-5-2008 H #12 L 0-35-26-2007 N #2 L 9-205-26-2007 N #2 W 2-15-24-2007 N #2 L 5-75-19-2007 A #2 L 4-75-18-2007 A #2 L 2-45-17-2007 A #2 L 4-65-27-2006 N #1 L 4-74-16-2009 H #2 L 8-194-15-2009 H #2 L 6-224-14-2006 H #2 L 3-7

Saint Louis (46-22)5-1-2005 H L 0-114-30-2005 H L 3-74-29-2005 H L 2-35-22-2004 A L 3-85-21-2004 A W 6-15-20-2004 A W 6-45-4-2003 H W 3-25-3-2003 H W 4-25-2-2003 H W 4-25-11-2002 A L 5-115-11-2002 A L 1-25-10-2002 A L 2-44-29-2001 H W 4-34-28-2001 H W 9-74-27-2001 H W 9-73-26-2000 A W 7-43-25-2000 A W 7-33-24-2000 A L 8-105-20-1999 N L 9-115-16-1999 H L 5-85-15-1999 H W 15-95-14-1999 H L 0-63-15-1998 A W 4-33-14-1998 A W 12-13-13-1998 A L 0-35-13-1997 N L 2-94-13-1997 H L 9-114-12-1997 H W 10-44-12-1997 H W 3-25-16-1996 N L 8-94-14-1996 A L 2-44-13-1996 A W 6-34-13-1996 A W 13-55-20-1995 N W 7-45-18-1995 N L 5-104-16-1995 A L 1-34-15-1995 A L 6-94-15-1995 A W 16-13-12-1995 H W 15-83-11-1995 H W 5-33-11-1995 H W 19-74-17-1994 A W 4-04-16-1994 A W 14-74-16-1994 A W 7-63-13-1994 H W 11-33-12-1994 H W 4-33-12-1994 H W 14-45-15-1993 N W 13-14-25-1993 A W 9-34-24-1993 A W 9-14-24-1993 A W 5-34-11-1993 H W 10-04-10-1993 H W 9-14-10-1993 H W 9-6

5-14-1992 N L 3-44-26-1992 A L 3-54-25-1992 A W 9-34-25-1992 A L 9-104-12-1992 H W 4-34-11-1992 H W 10-34-11-1992 H W 9-45-13-1982 N W 15-74-21-1979 H W 7-34-21-1979 H W 7-44-4-1979 A W 17-123-24-1978 H W 15-73-24-1978 H W 7-13-23-1978 H W 9-1

Saint Peter’s (3-0)3-13-2011 H W 5-33-12-2011 H W 6-23-12-2011 H W 12-3

Samford (1-2)3-18-2008 H W 18-93-7-2007 A L 0-13-6-2007 A L 1-2

Seton hall (0-1)2-22-2008 N L 1-3

Siena (2-1)3-17-2012 H W 6-03-17-2012 H W 16-43-16-2012 H L 3-6

South Alabama (11-10)3-17-2010 H W 5-33-16-2010 A L 2-133-11-2009 A L 10-203-10-2009 A L 3-44-19-1995 H W 6-34-18-1995 H L 2-65-15-1994 A W 12-55-14-1994 A W 15-64-14-1983 H L 3-44-14-1983 H W 3-14-4-1982 A W 9-64-3-1982 A L 3-134-26-1981 H W 9-54-25-1981 H W 6-54-27-1980 A L 3-54-27-1980 A L 3-43-5-1979 A W 5-23-4-1979 A L 10-164-22-1978 H W 10-33-11-1978 A W 16-113-10-1978 A L 8-21

South Carolina (2-11)4-28-1991 A L 0-44-28-1991 A L 1-34-29-1990 H L 5-104-29-1990 H L 1-75-17-1989 N W 11-105-7-1989 A L 10-165-6-1989 A L 3-125-6-1989 A W 6-45-14-1987 N L 2-65-9-1986 N L 3-45-10-1985 N #8 L 8-195-23-1981 N #4 L 5-115-22-1981 N #4 L 5-8

SEMO (23-17)3-16-2008 H W 2-03-15-2008 H L 5-63-14-2008 H L 8-94-25-2007 A W 19-84-24-2007 A W 12-63-18-2006 H W 15-13-17-2006 H W 5-1



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a l l - t i M e s e r i e s r e c o r d ( s i n c e 1 9 7 8 )3-2-2003 H W 14-63-1-2003 H W 6-13-1-2003 H L 0-53-10-2002 H L 3-113-9-2002 H L 4-73-8-2002 H W 9-15-8-2001 H W 13-35-8-2001 H W 2-14-11-2001 A W 13-54-10-2001 A L 4-143-15-2000 A L 9-122-22-2000 H L 4-93-24-1999 H L 3-43-12-1998 A L 0-72-24-1998 H W 6-54-23-1997 A L 0-34-23-1997 A W 5-32-16-1997 H W 7-52-15-1997 H W 8-34-17-1996 A L 4-124-17-1996 A W 7-64-8-1996 H L 2-42-17-1996 H W 15-73-1-1995 A L 0-22-18-1995 H L 6-134-19-1994 A L 1-22-19-1994 H W 6-45-11-1993 A W 4-15-6-1993 H W 9-12-23-1992 H W 11-32-22-1992 A W 12-83-17-1985 H W 10-53-17-1985 H L 4-8

Southern (2-0)5-3-1981 H W 9-05-3-1981 H W 10-1

Southern Illinois (5-2)3-6-2011 H L 0-23-2-1994 H W 11-52-26-1993 H W 9-13-25-1984 H L 3-53-25-1984 H W 3-23-20-1982 H W 9-83-20-1982 H W 8-2

SIU Edwardsville (3-3)2-19-2012 H L 7-102-18-2012 H W 11-22-17-2012 H L 2-4 4-12-2009 H L 2-34-11-2009 H W 5-14-10-2009 H W 6-3

Southern Miss (42-58)5-23-2012 N W 14-34-22-2012 A L 1-24-21-2012 A L 0-24-20-2012 A L 1-2 4-10-2011 H #14 L 5-84-9-2011 H #14 W 16-84-8-2011 H #14 W 6-55-26-2010 N L 2-85-22-2010 A #29 L 3-55-21-2010 A #29 W 10-85-20-2010 A #29 L 3-95-10-2009 H L 2-45-9-2009 H W 16-65-8-2009 H W 5-45-11-2008 A #30 L 0-135-10-2008 A #30 L 6-125-9-2008 A #30 L 3-214-2-2007 H #29 W 8-54-1-2007 H #29 W 7-53-30-2007 H #29 W 8-15-26-2006 N W 8-55-24-2006 N L 2-64-2-2006 A W 15-6

4-1-2006 A L 7-83-30-2006 A W 5-44-3-2005 H L 7-94-2-2005 H L 3-134-1-2005 H L 1-75-28-2004 N #23 L 0-135-26-2004 N #23 W 10-54-18-2004 A #12 W 5-44-17-2004 A #12 L 5-104-16-2004 A #12 L 2-64-20-2003 H #22 L 4-84-19-2003 H #22 L 5-74-18-2003 H #22 L 4-155-5-2002 A L 4-95-4-2002 A L 2-115-3-2002 A L 5-164-15-2001 H L 2-34-14-2001 H W 5-24-13-2001 H W 2-13-18-2000 A L 9-103-17-2000 A L 2-33-28-1999 H W 6-33-27-1999 H W 3-23-26-1999 H W 12-15-14-1998 N L 6-74-5-1998 A L 1-104-4-1998 A L 5-134-3-1998 A L 2-33-16-1997 H L 5-103-15-1997 H L 2-43-14-1997 H L 7-105-15-1996 N L 4-95-12-1996 A W 6-25-11-1996 A L 2-35-10-1996 A L 1-73-28-1993 A L 5-133-27-1993 A W 8-23-26-1993 A L 2-73-29-1992 H L 3-103-28-1992 H W 5-43-28-1992 H L 3-105-16-1991 N #24 L 2-114-14-1991 A #24 L 1-84-13-1991 A #24 L 5-74-13-1991 A #24 L 5-65-18-1990 N L 2-54-14-1990 H L 5-94-13-1990 H L 1-94-13-1990 H W 5-34-16-1989 A L 4-74-15-1989 A W 6-04-15-1989 A L 3-55-18-1988 N L 4-114-10-1988 H W 10-24-10-1988 H L 1-74-9-1988 H W 6-44-9-1988 H W 5-25-13-1987 N W 10-14-12-1987 A W 4-34-11-1987 A L 3-44-11-1987 A L 3-44-5-1987 H W 11-64-4-1987 H L 5-84-4-1987 H W 9-05-10-1986 N W 4-24-13-1986 H W 4-34-13-1986 H W 9-24-6-1986 A W 8-54-5-1986 A W 5-24-5-1986 A W 3-24-13-1985 A L 4-54-13-1985 A L 0-44-6-1985 H W 5-24-6-1985 H W 5-04-5-1985 H W 7-64-7-1984 H W 10-04-6-1984 H W 7-6

St. Mary’s (2-0)4-1-1985 H W 3-04-1-1985 H W 11-4

St. Olaf (2-0)3-25-1981 H W 5-13-25-1981 H W 6-3

Tennessee (16-11)5-9-2012 H L 7-84-4-2012 A L 3-6 3-4-1995 A #4 L 5-173-25-1993 H #20 W 3-03-25-1993 H #20 W 6-34-10-1991 A L 6-72-25-1990 H W 2-12-24-1990 H W 5-22-28-1988 A L 4-52-27-1988 A L 3-63-25-1987 H W 7-53-24-1987 H W 24-12-26-1986 A L 6-72-25-1986 A L 7-123-24-1985 H W 6-13-24-1985 H W 10-14-21-1984 A L 5-64-20-1984 A W 4-35-8-1983 H W 9-85-7-1983 H W 11-44-28-1981 A W 2-14-27-1981 A W 8-63-8-1981 H W 6-13-7-1981 H W 5-33-7-1981 H W 2-14-2-1980 A L 2-54-1-1980 A L 11-12

Tennessee State (7-0)4-27-1993 H W 6-24-25-1991 H W 14-44-24-1991 H W 2-05-3-1980 A W 10-45-3-1980 A W 9-84-22-1980 H W 10-34-22-1980 H W 8-4

Tennessee Tech (25-6)3-21-2010 H W 13-93-20-2010 H W 6-13-19-2010 H W 17-124-3-1990 A L 2-32-27-1990 H W 3-24-20-1989 A W 17-14-13-1989 H W 4-34-7-1988 H L 4-122-29-1988 A W 9-55-3-1986 H W 19-05-3-1986 H W 2-13-8-1986 A L 4-53-8-1986 A W 18-45-4-1985 H L 6-125-4-1985 H W 10-34-1-1984 H W 11-44-1-1984 H W 16-63-4-1984 A W 13-24-4-1985 H W 7-34-4-1983 H W 11-23-8-1983 A W 4-13-8-1983 A W 3-03-5-1982 A W 8-43-5-1982 A L 5-64-14-1981 H W 6-34-14-1981 H W 7-14-3-1981 A L 4-54-3-1981 A W 15-15-1-1980 H W 4-05-1-1980 H W 8-33-31-1980 A W 10-0

TCU (3-7)4-17-2005 H #30 W 6-54-16-2005 H #30 L 1-94-15-2005 H #30 L 2-103-21-2004 A L 7-83-20-2004 A L 2-223-19-2004 A L 5-114-6-2003 H L 0-84-5-2003 H W 5-44-4-2003 H W 9-65-27-1994 N L 3-11

Toledo (0-1)2-26-2010 N L 4-5

Troy (1-4)2-28-2009 A L 3-192-27-2009 A W 7-53-12-2006 H L 11-183-11-2006 H L 3-213-10-2006 H L 9-16

Tulane (35-46)4-1-2012 H L 3-73-31-2012 H L 7-133-30-2012 H W 10-0 5-8-2011 A L 3-105-7-2011 A W 7-65-6-2011 A L 2-34-25-2010 H W 12-74-25-2010 H W 12-84-23-2010 H L 5-134-26-2009 A L 11-124-25-2009 A W 8-64-24-2009 A L 4-124-26-2008 H L 3-154-25-2008 H L 4-174-8-2007 A #21 L 5-94-7-2007 A #21 W 5-34-6-2007 A #21 W 14-53-26-2006 H #14 L 2-103-25-2006 H #14 L 1-73-24-2006 H #14 W 11-45-8-2005 A #1 L 9-125-7-2005 A #1 L 10-115-6-2005 A #1 L 2-135-2-2004 H #13 L 4-65-1-2004 H #13 W 4-04-30-2004 H #13 L 2-53-23-2003 A L 0-43-22-2003 A L 3-123-21-2003 A L 3-94-7-2002 H W 13-74-6-2002 H L 2-114-5-2002 H L 0-75-19-2001 N #6 L 2-75-19-2001 N #6 L 6-75-6-2001 A #9 L 2-105-5-2001 A #9 L 7-85-4-2001 A #9 L 3-114-30-2000 H L 2-104-29-2000 H L 3-94-28-2000 H L 2-44-25-1999 A #16 L 0-34-24-1999 A #16 L 3-54-23-1999 A #16 L 0-54-19-1998 H #25 L 3-74-19-1998 H #25 W 4-24-17-1998 H #25 L 0-55-11-1997 A W 8-65-10-1997 A L 3-95-9-1997 A L 1-73-17-1996 H #24 W 3-13-16-1996 H #24 L 8-163-15-1996 H #24 W 4-35-15-1991 N W 6-53-24-1991 A L 4-53-23-1991 A L 1-63-23-1991 A W 6-3

5-17-1990 N W 11-53-25-1990 H W 10-53-24-1990 H W 9-23-24-1990 H W 7-55-10-1985 N L 7-84-28-1985 H W 2-14-28-1985 H W 6-52-23-1985 A L 5-152-23-1985 A W 11-04-15-1984 A L 2-34-14-1984 A L 3-134-13-1984 A W 12-85-13-1983 N #23 L 2-45-1-1983 H #23 W 13-105-1-1983 H #23 W 12-115-15-1982 N #20 L 9-105-9-1982 A #20 W 7-15-8-1982 A #20 W 11-75-8-1982 A #20 W 3-15-10-1981 H W 15-35-9-1981 H W 7-65-9-1981 H W 6-35-9-1980 N W 7-24-28-1979 A #20 W 5-24-28-1979 A #20 W 5-1

UAB (42-41)5-27-2012 N L 0-55-6-2012 H W 8-65-5-2012 H W 6-25-4-2012 H W 8-1 5-27-2011 N W 5-44-17-2011 A W 6-14-16-2011 A W 4-34-16-2011 A W 6-45-9-2010 H L 9-115-8-2010 H L 3-85-7-2010 H W 9-25-2-2009 A L 7-95-1-2009 A L 8-93-23-2008 H W 7-63-22-2008 H W 5-23-21-2008 H W 10-54-15-2007 A W 9-44-14-2007 A W 8-74-13-2007 A W 7-65-25-2006 N W 13-25-6-2006 H L 4-95-6-2006 H L 2-65-5-2006 H W 9-44-10-2005 A L 12-174-9-2005 A L 3-64-8-2005 A L 3-65-27-2004 N L 6-74-11-2004 H W 7-34-10-2004 H W 5-34-9-2004 H W 9-03-30-2003 A L 1-23-29-2003 A L 4-73-28-2003 A L 3-44-21-2002 H L 2-124-20-2002 H W 15-104-19-2002 H L 8-94-22-2001 A L 2-44-21-2001 A L 0-24-20-2001 A W 2-14-9-2000 H W 9-64-8-2000 H W 6-14-7-2000 H W 10-74-18-1999 A L 9-134-17-1999 A W 5-34-16-1999 A L 7-85-3-1998 H L 1-75-2-1998 H W 9-65-1-1998 H L 3-43-23-1997 A L 1-33-22-1997 A L 2-33-21-1997 A L 0-25-5-1996 H W 7-6



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5-4-1996 H L 4-85-3-1996 H L 8-125-19-1995 N W 5-04-2-1995 A L 1-104-1-1995 A L 1-54-1-1995 A W 8-23-26-1995 H W 18-03-25-1995 H W 4-13-25-1995 H L 2-35-22-1994 N L 5-145-22-1994 N W 8-55-21-1994 N L 1-85-8-1994 H W 6-55-8-1994 H L 3-74-3-1994 A W 2-04-2-1994 A W 14-64-2-1994 A W 14-75-16-1993 N W 4-35-16-1993 N L 2-65-8-1993 A L 4-65-8-1993 A W 10-55-8-1993 A W 11-44-4-1993 H W 4-34-3-1993 H W 2-04-3-1993 H L 7-105-10-1992 A L 4-145-9-1992 A L 3-55-9-1992 A L 4-54-5-1992 H W 6-34-4-1992 H L 1-104-4-1992 H L 1-5

UALR (39-9)4-4-2006 H W 8-63-1-2006 A L 3-53-12-2005 N W 5-13-4-2003 H L 5-82-28-1995 H W 4-34-28-1994 A W 8-32-20-1994 H W 16-13-4-1993 H W 14-22-20-1993 A W 11-54-22-1992 H L 0-43-7-1992 A L 9-142-27-1991 A W 15-24-19-1990 H W 20-34-18-1990 A W 4-03-2-1989 A W 5-23-1-1989 H W 2-13-15-1988 A W 7-13-15-1988 A L 0-12-21-1988 H W 5-42-21-1988 H W 7-64-8-1987 A L 2-84-8-1987 A L 1-53-4-1987 H W 5-23-4-1987 H L 0-34-23-1986 H W 5-44-23-1986 H W 8-12-22-1986 H W 4-12-22-1986 H W 7-23-2-1985 H W 9-03-2-1985 H W 7-03-1-1985 H W 8-13-1-1985 H W 6-42-26-1984 H W 10-32-26-1984 H W 5-12-25-1984 H W 3-02-25-1984 H W 1-04-16-1983 H W 13-14-16-1983 H W 5-33-13-1982 A W 5-03-13-1982 A W 4-04-23-1981 H W 11-14-23-1981 H W 11-24-23-1980 H W 11-84-23-1980 H L 4-54-16-1979 H W 5-04-16-1979 H W 1-0

4-18-1978 H W 13-04-18-1978 H W 6-0

UAPB (4-0)3-2-1999 H W 12-33-2-1999 H W 15-04-21-1998 H W 4-34-20-1998 H W 12-0

UCF (11-10)4-29-2012 A #7 W 1-04-28-2012 A #7 W 6-54-27-2012 A #7 L 3-4 5-25-2011 N L 9-164-24-2011 H W 12-74-23-2011 H L 9-114-22-2011 H L 4-55-2-2010 A W 9-85-1-2010 A W 10-64-30-2010 A L 8-114-5-2009 H^ L 3-54-4-2009 H^ L 7-124-3-2009 H^ W 10-54-13-2008 A L 4-104-12-2008 A W 8-74-11-2008 A L 6-105-25-2007 N W 12-65-6-2007 H W 10-95-5-2007 H W 7-35-4-2007 H L 6-95-14-2006 A W 11-35-13-2006 A W 10-45-12-2006 A W 20-4

UCONN (0-2)3-11-2005 N L 1-32-27-1999 N L 3-10

USF (12-18)3-27-2005 A W 15-53-26-2005 A L 7-83-25-2005 A L 5-64-25-2004 H W 7-24-24-2004 H W 1-05-17-2003 A L 3-105-16-2003 A L 5-95-15-2003 A W 2-13-24-2002 H W 6-33-23-2002 H W 11-53-22-2002 H L 2-134-1-2001 A W 15-83-31-2001 A L 7-103-30-2001 A W 8-55-7-2000 H L 10-125-6-2000 H L 7-105-5-2000 H L 0-55-19-1999 N L 6-83-21-1999 A W 5-43-20-1999 A W 6-53-19-1999 A L 4-74-12-1998 H W 9-64-11-1998 H W 7-54-10-1998 H L 7-84-27-1997 A L 8-124-26-1997 A L 5-84-25-1997 A L 2-33-31-1996 H #21 L 3-73-30-1996 H #21 L 4-53-29-1996 H #21 L 5-18

UL Monroe (9-10)3-7-2012 A L 7-113-6-2012 A L 4-5 4-28-2010 H W 11-103-10-2010 A L 9-102-20-2000 A L 4-52-19-2000 A L 7-92-18-2000 A L 1-72-21-1999 H L 2-7

2-20-1999 H W 4-22-19-1999 H L 2-123-16-1985 H W 5-43-16-1985 H L 1-63-15-1985 H W 6-42-22-1985 A W 6-52-22-1985 A W 14-65-6-1979 H W 3-15-5-1979 H W 8-45-7-1978 A W 5-05-6-1978 A L 1-2

UNLV (0-3)3-9-2003 A L 4-133-8-2003 A L 0-53-7-2003 A L 5-7

Union (8-2)3-26-1996 H W 9-83-6-1993 H L 4-63-18-1983 H W 9-33-18-1983 H W 15-44-13-1982 H W 6-24-13-1982 H L 2-84-18-1981 A W 11-04-18-1981 A W 11-13-11-1980 H W 6-33-11-1980 H W 5-2

UT Martin (28-6)5-15-2012 H W 13-3 3-15-2011 H W 11-52-23-2010 A L 4-54-22-2009 N W 6-43-17-2009 H L 2-94-16-2008 N W 7-32-26-2008 H W 10-75-15-2007 A W 5-32-27-2007 H W 2-14-5-2006 A W 5-42-28-2006 H W 9-75-11-2005 H W 7-33-2-2005 A W 4-15-18-2004 H W 9-23-9-2004 A W 7-45-13-2003 A W 7-44-2-2003 H W 24-12-20-2002 A W 13-54-24-2001 A W 19-42-21-2001 H W 6-12-15-2000 A L 4-64-20-1999 N W 4-03-31-1998 H L 2-43-6-1997 H W 5-34-15-1996 H W 5-44-2-1996 A L 6-94-13-1995 A L 7-84-6-1995 H W 14-23-23-1994 H W 13-103-15-1986 A W 9-43-25-1985 H W 2-13-14-1984 A W 17-63-3-1983 H W 7-33-3-1983 H W 5-0

Valparaiso (3-0)3-8-2009 H W 3-23-7-2009 H W 6-03-6-2009 H W 9-5

Vanderbilt (11-11)5-6-2008 N #16 L 0-84-18-2002 A L 6-103-21-2000 H W 5-14-13-1999 A W 6-45-6-1997 H W 6-45-8-1996 H L 6-93-29-1995 A W 5-33-30-1994 H W 6-1

3-31-1993 A L 5-104-1-1992 H W 9-23-11-1990 H W 12-24-26-1989 A L 5-162-24-1988 H W 7-63-17-1987 A L 10-124-16-1986 H W 9-13-20-1985 A L 5-114-11-1984 H L 5-83-22-1983 A L 5-123-31-1982 H W 14-63-30-1982 H W 5-34-4-1981 A L 3-44-4-1981 A L 6-8

Villanova (0-1)2-23-2002 N L 7-9

Virginia Tech (11-5)4-6-1991 H W 5-44-6-1991 H W 15-125-16-1990 N L 4-64-8-1990 A L 0-44-8-1990 A L 6-94-7-1990 A L 8-94-9-1989 H W 2-14-8-1989 H W 7-64-8-1989 H L 1-25-20-1988 N W 6-15-9-1986 N W 11-85-10-1984 N W 12-65-13-1983 N W 1-05-16-1981 N W 9-85-10-1980 N W 14-55-11-1979 N W 5-1

Washington Univ. (mo) (1-0)3-14-1987 H W 25-3

Wake Forest (1-0)3-13-2004 N W 15-3

Western Illinois (12-4)3-12-2004 N W 6-23-5-2000 H W 3-23-4-2000 H W 6-03-9-1991 H W 15-53-9-1991 H W 6-33-5-1988 H W 5-23-5-1988 H L 3-53-22-1986 H L 7-93-21-1986 H W 5-23-21-1982 H W 9-8*-**-1980 H W 8-7*-**-1980 H W 2-03-25-1979 H W 3-03-25-1979 H L 7-103-25-1978 H W 11-03-25-1978 H L 5-7

Western Kentucky (1-0)5-11-1987 N W 13-3

West Virginia (1-1)2-27-1999 N W 2-02-28-1998 N L 1-8

Xavier (2-0)4-5-1980 H W 6-34-5-1980 H W 8-5

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No. 1 (0-4)5/27/06 vs. #1 Rice .................... 4-7, L5/8/05 at #1 Tulane ............... 9-12, L5/7/05 at #1 Tulane ............. 10-11, L5/6/05 at #1 Tulane ............... 2-13, L

No. 2 (5-21)3/29/09 at #2 Rice ..................... 5-9, L3/28/09 at #2 Rice ................... 4-12, L3/27/09 at #2 Rice ................. 10-7, W5/26/07 vs. #2 Rice .................. 9-20, L5/26/07 vs. #2 Rice .................. 2-1, W5/24/07 vs. #2 Rice .................... 5-7, L5/19/07 at #2 Rice ..................... 4-7, L5/18/07 at #2 Rice ..................... 2-4, L5/17/07 at #2 Rice ..................... 4-6, L4/16/06 #2 Rice ....................... 8-19, L4/15/06 #2 Rice ....................... 6-22, L4/14/06 #2 Rice ......................... 3-7, L5/10/86 vs. #2 Florida State ....... 3-7, L4/20/86 at #2 Florida State ........ 1-7, L4/19/86 at #2 Florida State ........ 5-6, L4/19/86 at #2 Florida State ........ 0-6, L3/30/86 #2 Florida State .......... 7-2, W3/29/86 #2 Florida State ............ 1-6, L3/29/86 #2 Florida State ............ 3-7, L4/20/83 #2 Alabama .................. 2-3, L4/19/83 #2 Alabama ................ 5-2, W3/15/83 at #2 Alabama ............ 7-12, L3/13/74 at #2 Miami .................. 3-9, L4/3/71 #2 Southern Illinois ...... 4-9, L4/2/71 #2 Southern Illinois ...... 2-6, L1968 at #2 Southern Illinois 15-5, W

No. 3 (1-9-1)5/30/94 vs. #3 CS Fullerton ...... 5-12, L5/19/89 vs. #3 Florida State ....... 4-9, L4/30/89 #3 Florida State ............ 1-3, L4/29/89 #3 Florida State ............ 2-6, L4/29/89 #3 Florida State ............ 2-6, L5/23/78 vs. #3 North Carolina . 9-11, L5/23/78 vs. #3 North Carolina . 8-6, W1976 vs. #3 Arizona State .... 4-11, L1971 vs. #3 Tulsa ................... 2-5, L1965 at #3 Saint Louis ...........4-4, T1965 at #3 Saint Louis ........... 5-6, L

No. 4 (2-4)5/24//12 vs. #4 Rice .................. 3-2, W 3/4/95 at #4 Tennessee ......... 5-17, L5/23/81 vs. #4 South Carolina . 5-11, L5/22/81 vs. #4 South Carolina ... 5-8, L1962 #4 Mississippi St. ........ 1-10, L1962 #4 Mississippi St. ...... 23-8, W

No. 5 (1-4-1)3/4/90 at #5 Mississippi St. .... 4-2, W3/3/90 at #5 Mississippi St. ...... 1-9, L2/22/87 at #5 Arkansas ............ 7-14, L2/21/87 at #5 Arkansas ............ 5-21, L2/14/87 #5 Arkansas ..................2-2, T2/14/87 #5 Arkansas .................. 1-3, L

No. 6 (2-11)3/11/07 at #6 Clemson .............. 2-7, L3/10/07 at #6 Clemson .............. 2-8, L3/9/07 at #6 Clemson ............ 6-4, W5/19/01 vs. #6 Tulane ................ 2-7, L5/19/01 vs. #6 Tulane ................ 6-7, L3/12/97 #6 Mississippi St ........... 4-5, L3/11/97 #6 Mississippi St ......... 6-14, L4/19/87 at #6 Florida State ........ 5-7, L4/18/87 at #6 Florida State ........ 6-7, L4/18/87 at #6 Florida State ........ 4-6, L3/29/87 #6 Florida State .......... 5-4, W3/28/87 #6 Florida State ............ 0-8, L3/28/87 #6 Florida State ............ 1-4, L

No. 7 (4-13)4/29/12 at #7 UCF .................... 1-0, W4/28/12 at #7 UCF .................... 6-5, W4/27/12 at #7 UCF ...................... 3-4, L3/25/12 #7 Rice ....................... 6-2, W3/24/12 #7 Rice ....................... 4-15, L3/23/12 #7 Rice ......................... 0-1, L 2/21/04 vs. #7 Arizona State ...... 0-7, L4/14/02 at #7 Houston............. 6-16, L4/13/02 at #7 Houston............. 3-15, L4/12/02 at #7 Houston............. 1-15, L3/31/91 #7 Florida State .......... 8-7, W3/30/91 #7 Florida State ............ 3-4, L3/30/91 #7 Florida State ............ 5-6, L5/11/80 vs. #7 Florida State ..... 7-11, L5/11/80 vs. #7 Florida State ... 11-14, L3/15/71 at #7 Mississippi St ....... 2-6, L3/15/71 at #7 Mississippi St ..... 5-10, L

No. 8 (2-5)5/6/01 at #8 Tulane ............... 2-10, L5/5/01 at #8 Tulane ................. 7-8, L5/4/01 at #8 Tulane ............... 3-11, L5/10/85 vs. #8 South Carolina . 8-19, L1972 #8 Ole Miss ................ 8-7, W1972 #8 Ole Miss .............. 14-8, W1972 #8 Ole Miss .................. 3-4, L

No. 9 (1-7)3/19/03 #9 Mississippi St ......... 8-7, W3/18/03 #9 Mississippi St ......... 3-12, L4/9/02 at #9 Ole Miss .............. 1-7, L3/5/02 #9 Ole Miss ................ 0-12, L4/17/91 at #9 Oklahoma St. ..... 5-15, L4/16/91 at #9 Oklahoma St. ... 10-11, L1960 #9 Ole Miss .................. 2-6, L1960 #9 Ole Miss ................ 5-10, L

No. 10 (1-6)3/15/90 at #10 Florida State .... 5-13, L3/14/90 at #10 Florida State .... 5-3, W3/13/90 at #10 Florida State .... 0-10, L3/30/89 #10 Mississippi St. ...... 3-10, L1972 vs. #10 Tulsa ............... 3-10, L1972 #10 Tulsa .................... 1-16, L1959 #10 Notre Dame........... 1-6, L

No. 11 (3-4)2/20/07 at #11 Ole Miss .......... 9-12, L1976 #11 Illinois State ......... 3-0, W1973 vs. #11 Tulsa ................. 7-8, L1973 #11 Tulsa .................... 2-1, W1973 #11 Tulsa ...................... 5-8, L1973 #11 Tulsa ...................... 1-7, L1973 #11 Tulsa .................... 4-3, W

No. 12 (3-14)3/23/11 #12 Arkansas ................ 3-7, L3/22/11 vs. #12 Arkansas ........... 2-7, L3/18/09 at #12 Ole Miss ............ 4-7, L4/6/08 #12 Rice ....................... 6-7, L4/5/08 #12 Rice ....................... 1-7, L4/5/08 #12 Rice ....................... 0-3, L5/2/04 #12 Tulane .................... 4-6, L5/2/04 #12 Tulane .................. 4-0, W4/30/04 #12 Tulane .................... 2-5, L4/18/04 at #12 Southern Miss . 5-4, W4/17/04 at #12 Southern Miss . 5-10, L4/16/04 at #12 Southern Miss ... 2-6, L5/28/94 vs. #12 Oklahoma St. 12-4, W4/24/77 #12 South Alabama .... 7-13, L3/8/77 at #12 South Alabama .. 4-5, L3/7/77 at #12 South Alabama .. 4-5, L3/7/77 at #12 South Alabama .. 1-4, L

No. 13 (1-5)5/2/07 #13 Ole Miss .............. 2-10, L4/23/00 at #13 Houston............. 1-8, L4/22/00 at #13 Houston............. 2-8, L4/21/00 at #13 Houston............. 1-7, L1973 #13 Vanderbilt............ 6-5, W1973 #13 Vanderbilt.............. 0-2, L

No. 14 (6-11)4/10/11 #14 Southern Miss ....... 5-8, L4/9/11 #14 Southern Miss ... 16-8, W4/8/11 #14 Southern Miss ..... 6-5, W5/16/10 at #14 Oklahoma .......... 2-9, L5/15/10 at #14 Oklahoma ........ 6-14, L5/14/10 at #14 Oklahoma ........ 4-3, W3/26/06 #14 Tulane .................. 2-10, L3/25/06 #14 Tulane .................... 1-7, L3/24/06 #14 Tulane ................ 11-4, W4/28/02 #14 East Carolina ......... 4-7, L4/27/02 #14 East Carolina ....... 3-11, L4/26/02 #14 East Carolina ......... 0-3, L3/1/92 vs. #14 Notre Dame ... 0-10, L4/30/78 #14 Mississippi St ......... 4-8, L4/29/78 #14 Mississippi St ....... 5-3, W4/14/75 #14 Vanderbilt............ 3-0, W4/14/75 #14 Vanderbilt.............. 0-1, L

No. 15 (4-14)5/26/11 vs. #15 Rice .................. 5-8, L4/13/10 #15 Ole Miss .............. 6-5, W4/1/09 #15 Ole Miss ................ 6-7, L4/19/06 #15 Mississippi State .... 3-5, L4/18/06 #15 Mississippi State .. 8-12, L3/17/04 #15 Ole Miss .............. 0-19, L5/21/88 vs. #15 Florida State ..... 2-4, L5/15/88 #15 Florida State ........ 1-21, L5/14/88 #15 Florida State .......... 5-9, L5/13/88 #15 Florida State ........ 3-14, L4/17/88 at #15 Florida State .... 2-1, W4/16/88 at #15 Florida State ...... 0-5, L4/16/88 at #15 Florida State .... 6-5, W4/24/83 at #15 Florida State .... 7-6, W4/23/83 at #15 Florida State ...... 1-2, L4/23/83 at #15 Florida State .... 0-17, L4/7/80 #15 Louisiana Tech ....... 3-8, L4/7/80 #15 Louisiana Tech ....... 0-1, L

No. 16 (1-8)2/28/12 at #16 Ole Miss ............ 2-7, L 4/25/99 at #16 Tulane ............... 0-3, L4/24/99 at #16 Tulane ............... 3-5, L4/23/99 at #16 Tulane ............... 0-5, L5/17/81 vs. #16 Florida State ..... 3-7, L5/15/81 vs. #16 Florida State ... 0-11, L4/12/81 #16 Florida State .......... 6-7, L4/11/81 #16 Florida State .......... 4-8, L4/11/81 #16 Florida State ........ 6-4, W

No. 17 (1-3)4/12/05 at #17 Alabama ............ 3-8, L5/3/95 #17 Ole Miss ................ 2-5, L4/26/95 at #17 Ole Miss .......... 6-4, W3/14/79 #17 Murray State ..... 11-13, L

No. 18 (4-7)4/24/12 #18 Ole Miss .............. 4-2, W 3/27/10 #18 Rice ..................... 4-13, L3/27/10 #18 Rice ..................... 8-7, W3/26/10 #18 Rice ..................... 5-2, W3/2/10 at #18 Ole Miss ............ 2-7, L3/16/05 at #18 Mississippi St ..... 2-4, L3/15/05 at #18 Mississippi St. .. 8-11, L3/28/04 #18 East Carolina ......... 4-8, L3/27/04 #18 East Carolina ......... 1-7, L3/26/04 #18 East Carolina ....... 6-5, W1960 #18 Notre Dame........... 4-9, L

No. 19 (2-12)5/15/11 at #19 Rice ................... 6-7, L5/14/11 at #19 Rice ................. 5-3, W5/13/11 at #19 Rice ................. 6-10, L6/1/07 vs. #19 Michigan ........ 7-10, L5/16/06 at #19 Ole Miss ............ 5-7, L4/23/06 at #19 Houston............. 7-8, L4/22/06 at #19 Houston............. 1-7, L4/21/06 at #19 Houston............. 2-3, L3/21/01 #19 Ole Miss .............. 3-1, W3/10/75 at #19 LSU .................... 3-4, L3/9/75 at #19 LSU .................... 1-2, L3/9/75 at #19 LSU .................... 2-4, L1959 #19 Missouri .............. 2-10, L1959 #19 Missouri ................ 2-4, L

No. 20 (10-8)5/16/09 at #20 East Carolina ... 2-13, L5/15/09 at #20 East Carolina ..... 1-9, L5/14/09 at #20 East Carolina ..... 4-9, L4/4/01 at #20 Ole Miss ............ 1-5, L4/21/99 #20 Ole Miss .............. 5-10, L3/25/93 #20 Tennessee ........... 3-0, W3/25/93 #20 Tennessee ........... 6-3, W4/21/85 at #20 Florida State ...... 2-7, L4/20/85 at #20 Florida State ...... 3-8, L4/20/85 at #20 Florida State .... 7-4, W3/31/85 #20 Florida State ........ 8-7, W3/30/85 #20 Florida State ........ 3-2, W5/15/82 vs. #20 Tulane ............ 9-10, L5/9/82 at #20 Tulane ............. 7-1, W5/8/82 at #20 Tulane ........... 11-7, W5/8/82 at #20 Tulane ............. 3-1, W4/28/79 at #20 Tulane ............. 5-2, W4/28/79 at #20 Tulane ............. 5-1, W

No. 21 (3-10)4/8/07 at #21 Tulane ............... 5-9, L4/7/07 at #21 Tulane ............. 5-3, W4/6/07 at #21 Tulane ........... 14-5, W3/27/02 at #21 Oklahoma St ...... 3-9, L3/26/02 at #21 Oklahoma St. ... 1-12, L3/8/00 #21 Mississippi St ......... 1-4, L3/7/00 #21 Mississippi St ....... 2-14, L2/27/00 vs. #21 Notre Dame ..... 3-4, L3/31/96 #21 South Florida ......... 3-7, L3/30/96 #21 South Florida ......... 4-5, L3/29/96 #21 South Florida ....... 5-18, L1976 vs. #21 Minnesota ...... 4-17, L1976 vs. #21 Minnesota ...... 6-0, W

No. 22 (9-18)3/25/07 at #22 East Carolina ... 1-11, L3/24/07 at #22 East Carolina ... 0-12, L3/23/07 at #22 East Carolina . 10-12, L4/27/05 #22 Ole Miss ................ 5-6, L4/26/05 at #22 Ole Miss .......... 4-13, L5/28/04 vs. #22 Southern Miss .... 0-13, L5/26/04 vs. #22 Southern Miss .. 10-5, W4/20/03 #22 Southern Miss ....... 4-8, L4/19/03 #22 Southern Miss ....... 5-7, L4/18/03 #22 Southern Miss ..... 4-15, L3/4/98 at #22 Mississippi St ..... 1-9, L3/3/98 at #22 Mississippi St ..... 7-8, L3/28/91 #22 Mississippi St. ...... 2-10, L3/27/91 #22 Mississippi St. ........ 4-5, L5/15/82 vs. #22 Florida State ..... 6-7, L5/14/82 vs. #22 Florida State ... 4-2, W4/11/82 #22 Florida State ........ 6-12, L4/10/82 #22 Florida State ...... 11-3, W4/10/82 #22 Florida State ........ 3-1, W5/22/78 vs. #22 Auburn ........... 6-5, W5/20/78 vs. #22 Auburn ......... 10-14, L4/13/79 at #22 Auburn ............ 6-4, W4/12/78 at #22 Auburn ............ 5-11, L4/4/78 #22 Auburn .............. 10-9, W4/3/78 #22 Auburn ................ 7-2, W4/23/63 at #22 Ole Miss ............ 3-7, L4/22/63 #22 Ole Miss .............. 5-2, W

No. 23 (4-9)3/11/12 at #23 Baylor ................ 3-7, L3/11/12 at #23 Bayloer .............. 1-2, L 3/8/11 at #23 Auburn .............. 2-6, L4/2/08 at #23 Ole Miss ............ 4-5, L3/20/88 at #23 Mississippi St. .... 5-8, L3/19/88 at 23 Mississippi St. .. 10-1, W5/13/83 vs. #23 Tulane .............. 2-4, L5/1/83 #23 Tulane .............. 13-10, W5/1/83 #23 Tulane .............. 12-11, W5/11/75 at #23 Tulsa .................. 2-3, L5/11/75 at #23 Tulsa .................. 1-3, L5/10/75 at #23 Tulsa .................. 2-4, L5/10/75 at #23 Tulsa ................ 6-5, W

No. 24 (6-9)4/15/12 #24 East Carolina ....... 7-14, L4/14/12 #24 East Carolina ....... 5-2, W4/13/12 #24 East Carolina ......... 2-5, L 3/17/96 #24 Tulane .................. 3-1, W3/16/96 #24 Tulane .................. 8-16, L3/15/96 #24 Tulane .................. 4-3, W5/16/91 vs. #24 Southern Miss .... 2-11, L4/14/91 at #24 Southern Miss ... 1-8, L4/13/91 at #24 Southern Miss ... 5-7, L4/13/91 at #24 Southern Miss ... 5-6, L5/23/81 vs. #24 James Madison .... 8-3, W5/22/81 vs. #24 James Madison .. 16-3, W1968 #24 Bradley .............. 13-4, W1968 #24 Bradley .................. 2-5, L1968 #24 Bradley .................. 3-7, L

No. 25 (3-7)4/29/08 #25 Ole Miss .............. 1-10, L4/4/99 #25 Houston ........... 13-12, W4/3/99 #25 Houston ............... 5-20, L4/2/99 #25 Houston ............... 0-10, L4/19/98 #25 Tulane .................... 3-7, L4/19/98 #25 Tulane .................. 4-2, W4/17/98 #25 Tulane .................... 0-5, L4/15/93 #25 Mississippi St. ...... 8-4, W4/17/92 at #25 Mississippi St. .... 6-7, L4/16/92 at #25 Mississippi St. .. 5-15, L

No. 27 (1-2)4/11/10 #27 East Carolina ......... 2-3, L4/10/10 #27 East Carolina ....... 9-20, L4/9/10 #27 East Carolina ....... 6-5, W

No. 29 (4-2)5/22/10 at #29 Southern Miss ... 3-5, L5/21/10 at #29 Southern Miss ... 10-8, W5/20/10 at #29 Southern Miss ... 3-9, L4/2/07 #29 Southern Miss ..... 8-5, W4/1/07 #29 Southern Miss ..... 7-5, W3/30/07 #29 Southern Miss ..... 8-1, W

No. 30 (2-7)5/17/08 #30 East Carolina ....... 7-5, W5/16/08 #30 East Carolina ....... 3-17, L5/15/08 #30 East Carolina ......... 1-8, L5/11/08 at #30 Southern Miss ....0-13, 5/10/08 at #30 Southern Miss . 6-12, L5/9/08 at #30 Southern Miss . 3-21, L4/17/05 #30 TCU ...................... 6-5, W4/16/05 #30 TCU ........................ 1-9, L4/15/05 #30 TCU ...................... 2-10, L

Rank Record ...........Last Game Vs.#1 0-4 .................................2006#2 5-21 ...............................2009#3 1-9-1 ..............................1994#4 2-4 .................................2012#5 1-4-1 ..............................1990#6 2-11 ...............................2007#7 4-13 ...............................2012#8 2-5 .................................2001#9 1-7 .................................2003#10 1-6 .................................1990Top-10 19-84-2 (.190)

#11 3-4 .................................2007#12 3-14 ...............................2011#13 1-5 .................................2007#14 6-11 ...............................2011#15 4-14 ...............................2011#16 1-8 .................................2012#17 1-3 .................................2005#18 4-7 .................................2012#19 2-12 ...............................2011#20 10-8 ...............................2009Top-20 59-170-2 (.260)

#21 3-10 ...............................2007#22 9-18 ...............................2007#23 4-9 .................................2012#24 6-9 .................................2012#25 3-7 .................................2008#26 0-0 .........................................#27 1-2 .................................2010#28 0-0 .........................................#29 4-2 .................................2010#30 2-7 .................................2008Top 30 91-234-2 (.281)

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ATLANTIC SUN 7-2East Tennessee 1-0Kennesaw State 4-2Lipscomb 2-0

ATLANTIC 10 (A10) 72-39Charlotte 12-15Dayton 12-2Saint Louis 46-22Xavier 2-0

BIG EAST 95-64Cincinnati 49-23Louisville 29-16Notre Dame 5-2Pittsburgh 0-1Seton Hall 0-1UCONN 0-2USF 12-18Villanova 0-1

BIG WEST 1-1Cal State Northridge 1-0Cal State Fullerton 0-1

BIG TEN 7-4Illinois 4-0Indiana 1-1Iowa 2-0Michigan 0-1Ohio State 0-2

BIG 12 11-21Baylor 2-6Kansas 2-0Kansas State 0-1Oklahoma 2-2Oklahoma State 1-4TCU 3-7West Virginia 1-1

COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (CAA) 2-0James Madison 2-0

CONFERENCE USA 173-246East Carolina 11-23Houston 14-37Marshall 11-11Rice 7-20Southern Miss 42-58Tulane 35-46UAB 42-41UCF 11-10

HORIZON LEAGUE 3-0Valparaiso 3-0

METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (MAAC) 5-1Saint Peter’s 3-0 Siena 2-1

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE (MAC) 8-3Akron 4-0Eastern Michigan 2-1Ohio 2-1Toledo 0-1

MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE (MVC) 48-24-1Bradley 2-3Creighton 0-2Evansville 12-8-1Illinois State 16-3Indiana State 5-3Missouri State 3-3Northern Iowa 5-0Southern Illinois 5-2

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE (MWC) 9-8Air Force 9-5UNLV 0-3 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE (OVC) 178-81Austin Peay 30-21Eastern Illinois 12-4Eastern Kentucky 1-0Morehead State 10-2Murray State 39-22SEMO 23-17SIU-Edwardsville 3-3Tennessee State 7-0Tennessee Tech 25-6UT Martin 28-6

PATRIOT LEAGUE 16-4Army 8-1 Navy 8-3

PAC-12 0-1Arizona State 0-1

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE (SEC) 89-141-1Alabama 4-7Arkansas 2-10-1Auburn 4-3Georgia 1-2Kentucky 0-2Mississippi State 10-31Missouri 6-2Ole Miss 33-51South Carolina 2-11Tennessee 16-11Vanderbilt 11-11

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE (SOCON) 2-2Davidson 1-0Samford 1-2

SOUTHLAND 10-5Central Arkansas 6-0Nicholls State 3-5Northwestern State 1-0

SOUTHWESTERN (SWAC) 12-1Alcorn State 3-0Mississippi Valley State 3-1Southern 2-0UAPB 4-0

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE 16-5Oakland 2-1 Northeastern Illinois 2-0Western Illinois 12-4

SUN BELT 158-102Arkansas State 56-27Middle Tennessee 41-42South Alabama 11-10Troy 1-4UALR 39-9UL Monroe 9-10Western Kentucky 1-0

WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (WAC) 6-11Dallas Baptist 1-5Louisiana Tech 5-6

WESTERN COAST CONFERENCE (WCC) 1-1BYU 1-0Portland 0-1

Division II 27-5MID-AMERICA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION (MIAA) 1-0Northwest Missouri State 1-0

GREAT AMERICAN CONFERENCE 7-1Harding 7-1

GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE (GLVC) 2-0Missouri-St. Louis 2-0

GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE (GSC) 16-4Christian Brothers 8-1Delta State 4-2North Alabama 4-1

SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE (SAC) 1-0Lincoln Memorial 1-0

Division III 20-0COLLEGE CONFERENCE OF ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN (CCIW) 5-0Illinois Wesleyan 3-0Millikin 2-0

MIDWEST CONFERENCE (MWC) 1-0Illinois College 1-0

MINNESOTA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (MIAC) 2-0St. Olaf 2-0

SOUTHERN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (SAA) 10-0Rhodes 10-0

ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (SLIAC) 1-0MacMurray 1-0

UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (UAA) 1-0Washington University (Mo.) 1-0

NAIA 29-4-1AMERICAN MIDWEST CONFERENCE (AMC) 1-0Missouri Baptist 1-0

MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE (MSC) 2-1Cumberland 2-1

SOUTHERN STATES ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (SSAC) 16-1-1Belhaven 5-0Lambuth 11-1-1

TRANSOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 8-2Union 8-2



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1 9 9 6Pete Taylor Park

Hattiesburg, Miss.

Tuesday, May 14#8 Louisville 4, #9 Cincinnati 2

Wednesday, May 15#5 Charlotte 17, #4 UAB 9#8 Louisville 13, #1 USF 9#2 Tulane 14, #7 Saint Louis 5#3 Southern Miss 9, #6 Memphis 4

Thursday, May 16#1 USF 9, #4 UAB 7#7 Saint Louis 9, #6 Memphis 8 (10)#5 Charlotte 23, #8 Louisville 3#2 Tulane 9, #3 Southern Miss 5

Friday, May 17#1 USF 14, #8 Louisville 11#3 Southern Miss 9, #7 Saint Louis 5

Saturday, May 18#1 USF 13, #5 Charlotte 2#2 Tulane 10, #3 Southern Miss 8#1 USF 17, #5 Charlotte 6

Championship - Sunday, May 19#2 Tulane 2, #1 USF 0

1 9 9 7Turchin StadiumNew Orleans, La.

Tuesday, May 13#9 Saint Louis 9, #8 Memphis 2#10 Cincinnati 8, #7 Louisville 5

Wednesday, May 14#3 USF 5, #6 UAB 2#2 Houston 13, #9 Saint Louis 4#5 Charlotte 14, #4 Southern Miss 9#1 Tulane 10, #10 Cincinnati 0

Thursday, May 15#6 UAB 6, #9 Saint Louis 2#4 Southern Miss 5, #10 Cincinnati 0#2 Houston 2, #3 USF 0#5 Charlotte 8, #1 Tulane 6

Friday, May 16#6 UAB 5, #3 USF 3#1 Tulane 6, #4 Southern Miss 2

Saturday, May 17#6 UAB 6, #2 Houston 5#1 Tulane 13, #5 Charlotte 4#2 Houston 10, #6 UAB 8#5 Charlotte 9, #1 Tulane 2

Championship - Sunday, May 18#2 Houston 22, #5 Charlotte 7

1 9 9 8Zephyr Field

New Orleans, La.

Tuesday, May 12#9 Saint Louis 7, #8 USF 6#7 Memphis 6, #10 Cincinnati 5

Wednesday, May 13#3 Charlotte 13, #6 Southern Miss 3#2 Houston 3, #7 Memphis 2#5 Louisville 9, #4 UAB 8#1 Tulane 7, #9 Saint Louis 3

Thursday, May 14#6 Southern Miss 7, #7 Memphis 6#4 UAB 4, #9 Saint Louis 1#3 Charlotte 6, #2 Houston 5#1 Tulane 13, #5 Louisville 2

Friday, May 15#6 Southern Miss 6, #2 Houston 5#5 Louisville 11, #4 UAB 6

Saturday, May 16#3 Charlotte 6, #6 Southern Miss 5#1 Tulane 6, #5 Louisville 3

Championship - Sunday, May 17#1 Tulane 5, #3 Charlotte 3

1 9 9 9USA Stadium

Millington, Tenn.

Tuesday, May 18#8 Cincinnati 8, #9 UAB 7#10 Saint Louis 5, #7 Charlotte 2

Wednesday, May 19#3 Southern Miss 10, #6 Louisville 5#2 Tulane 10, #8 Cincinnati 5#1 Houston 14, #10 Saint Louis#5 USF 8, #4 Memphis 6

Thursday, May 20#6 Louisville 10, #8 Cincinnati 9#10 Saint Louis 11, #4 Memphis 9#2 Tulane 11, #3 Southern Miss 4#1 Houston 14, #5 USF 3

Friday, May 21#3 Southern Miss 5, #6 Louisville 2#10 Saint Louis 16, #5 USF 5

Saturday, May 22#2 Tulane 13, #3 Southern Miss 7#1 Houston 3, #10 Saint Louis 0

Championship - Sunday, May 23#2 Tulane 12, Houston 9

2 0 0 0Florida Power ParkSt. Petersburg, Fla.

Wednesday, May 17#7 UAB 11, #2 Tulane 4#6 Cincinnati 7, #3 Southern Miss 2 (10)#1 Houston 4, #8 Louisville 3#4 Charlotte 2, #5 USF 1

Thursday, May 18#3 Southern Miss 10, #2 Tulane 9#5 USF 10, #8 Louisville 6#6 Cincinnati 9, #7 UAB 4#4 Charlotte 6, #1 Houston 1

Friday, May 19#7 UAB 10, #3 Southern Miss 6#1 Houston 19, #5 USF 6

Saturday, May 20#6 Cincinnati 15, #7 UAB 6#1 Houston 3, #4 Charlotte 0#1 Houston 14, #4 Charlotte 2

Championship - Sunday, May 21#1 Houston 7, #6 Cincinnati 4 (10)

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2 0 0 7Clark-LeClair Stadium

Greenville, North Carolina

Wednesday, May 23#5 Memphis 12, #4 Houston 4#1 Rice 16, #8 UCF 6#3 Southern Miss 9, #6 UAB 5#2 East Carolina 4, #7 Tulane 2

Thursday, May 24#8 UCF 1, #4 Houston 0#7 Tulane 13, #6 UAB 5#1 Rice 7, #5 Memphis 5#2 East Carolina 2, #3 Southern Miss 1 (10) Friday, May 25#5 Memphis 12, #8 UCF 6#7 Tulane 6, #2 Southern Miss 2 Saturday, May 26#5 Memphis 2, #1 Rice 1#2 East Carolina 9, #7 Tulane 4#1 Rice 20, #5 Memphis 9

Championship-Sunday, May 27#1 Rice 16, #2 East Carolina 8

2 0 0 8Greer Field at Turchin Stadium

New Orleans, La.

Wednesday, May 21#4 Houston 5, #5 East Carolina 4 (10)#8 UAB 8, #1 Rice 2#2 Southern Miss 8, #7 UCF 5#6 Marshall 10, #3 Tulane 5

Thursday, May 22#5 East Carolina 4, #1 Rice 3

Friday, May 23#3 Tulane 5, #7 UCF 2#8 UAB 5, #4 Houston 4#2 Southern Miss 5, #6 Marshall 3#4 Houston 2, #5 East Carolina 1

Saturday, May 24#6 Marshall 8, #3 Tulane 7#3 Houston 10, #8 UAB 5#6 Marshall 6, #2 Southern Miss 3#3 Houston 3, #8 UAB 1

Sunday, May 25#6 Marshall 5, #2 Southern Miss 3Championship Game#3 Houston 3, #6 Marshall 2


Hattiesburg, Miss.

Wednesday, May 20#6 UAB 8, #3 Houston 3#2 Rice 13, #7 Marshall 0#1 East Carolina 6, #8 UCF 3#5 Southern Miss 15, #4 Tulane 2

Thursday, May 21#3 Houston 4, #7 Marshall 1#4 Tulane 7, #8 UCF 3#2 Rice 8, #6 UAB 1#5 Southern Miss 5, #1 East Carolina 2

Friday, May 22#3 Houston 4, #6 UAB 1#1 Southern Miss 3, #1 East Carolina 0#2 Rice 7, #3 Houston 2#5 Southern Miss 3, #4 Tulane 7

Championship - Sunday, May 24#2 Rice 8, #1 Southern Miss 6

2 0 0 1Zephyr Field

New Orleans, La.

Wednesday, May 16#7 Southern Miss 6, #2 Houston 2#3 USF 10, #6 Louisville 5#5 Memphis 8, #4 Cincinnati 5#8 Charlotte 8, #1 Tulane 4

Thursday, May 17#6 Louisville 6, #2 Houston 5#1 Tulane 9, #4 Cincinnati 7#7 Southern Miss 18, #3 USF 5#5 Memphis 4, #8 Charlotte 2

Friday, May 18#3 USF 7, #6 Louisville 3 (10)#1 Tulane 6, #8 Charlotte 2

Saturday, May 19#3 USF 6, #7 Southern Miss 4#1 Tulane 7, #5 Memphis 6#3 USF 7, #7 Southern Miss 4#1 Tulane 7, #5 Memphis 2

Championship - Sunday, May 20#1 Tulane 21, #3 USF 4

2 0 0 2Grainger Stadium

Kinston, North Carolina

Tuesday, May 21#1 Houston 5, #8 Saint Louis 0#4 Southern Miss 7, #5 Tulane 3

Wednesday, May 22#7 USF 10, #2 Louisville 0 (8)#5 Tulane 6, #8 Saint Louis 5#6 East Carolina 5, #3 TCU 1

Thursday, May 23#3 TCU 8, #2 Louisville 1#1 Houston 7, #4 Southern Miss 1#6 East Carolina 12, #7 USF 10

Friday, May 24#5 Tulane 12, #4 Southern Miss 5#7 USF 2, #3 TCU 1

Saturday, May 25#1 Houston 7, #5 Tulane 2#6 East Carolina 3, #7 USF 2

Championship - Sunday, May 26#6 East Carolina 4, #1 Houston 0

2 0 0 3Turchin StadiumNew Orleans, La.

Wednesday, May 21#4 Houston 2, #5 East Carolina 1#1 Southern Miss 13, #8 Charlotte 0#7 Louisville 5, #2 TCU 1#3 Tulane 4, #6 USF 3

Thursday, May 22#5 East Carolina 8, #8 Charlotte 5#6 USF 10, #2 TCU 6#1 Southern Miss 7, #4 Houston 2#3 Tulane 3, #7 Louisville 1

Friday, May 23#5 East Carolina 5, #4 Houston 0#7 Louisville 11, #6 USF 4

Saturday, May 24#1 Southern Miss 3, #5 East Carolina 1#3 Tulane 5, #7 Louisville 3

Championship - Sunday, May 25#1 Southern Miss 7, #3 Tulane 5

2 0 0 4Cougar Field

Houston, Texas

Wednesday, May 26#6 Memphis 10, #3 Southern Miss 5#7 UAB 10, #2 Tulane 4#1 East Carolina 13, #8 Louisville 2#5 Houston 9, #4 TCU 5

Thursday, May 27#3 Southern Miss 16, #2 Tulane 4#4 TCU 4, #8 Louisville 3#7 UAB 7, #6 Memphis 6#5 Houston 6, #1 East Carolina 5

Friday, May 28#3 Southern Miss 13, #6 Memphis 0#4 TCU 10, #1 East Carolina 4

Saturday, May 29#3 Southern Miss 16, #7 UAB 10#4 TCU 8, #5 Houston 3#3 Southern Miss 9, #7 UAB 7#4 TCU 5, #5 Houston 4

Championship - Sunday, May 30#4 TCU 3, #3 Southern Miss 1


Hattiesburg, Miss.

Wednesday, May 25#4 East Carolina 6, #5 Houston 5#1 Tulane 8, #8 UAB 6#2 TCU 4, #7 Louisville 2#3 Southern Miss 5, #6 USF 3

Thursday, May 26#5 Houston 7, #8 UAB 5#6 USF 11 #7 Louisville 1#1 Tulane 16, #4 East Carolina 3#2 TCU 8, #3 Southern Miss 0

Friday, May 27#5 Houston 6, #4 East Carolina 4#3 Southern Miss 9, #6 USF 3

Saturday, May 28#1 Tulane 10, #5 Houston 1#2 TCU 13, #3 Southern Miss 7

Championship - Sunday, May 29#2 TCU vs. #1 Tulane (Cancelled-Weather)

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Wednesday, May 24#6 East Carolina 4, #3 Tulane 2#2 Houston 9, #7 Marshall 1#1 Rice 9, #8 UAB 3#5 Southern Miss 6, #4 Memphis 2

Thursday, May 25#3 Tulane 12, #7 Marshall 1 (8)#4 Memphis 13, #8 UAB 2 (7)#2 Houston 7, #6 East Carolina 1#1 Rice 5, #5 Southern Miss 1

Friday, May 26#3 Tulane 2, #6 East Carolina 1 (10)#4 Memphis 8, #5 Southern Miss 5

Saturday, May 27#2 Houston 6, #3 Tulane 0#1 Rice 7, #4 Memphis 4

Championship - Sunday, May 28#1 Rice 11, #2 Houston 5

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Wednesday, May 26#2 Southern Miss 8, #3 Memphis 2#1 Rice 11, #6 East Carolina 4#5 Houston 11, #4 Marshall 7 Thursday, May 27#6 East Carolina 8, #2 Southern Miss 1#4 Marshall 10, #3 Memphis 7#1 Rice 24, #5Houston 3

Friday, May 28#3 Memphis 3, #6 East Carolina 2#1 Rice 18, #4 Marshall 0#2 Southern Miss 10, #5 Houston 6 Championship - Saturday, May 29#2 Southern Miss 7, #1 Rice 4

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Wednesday, May 25#4 UCF 16, #5 Memphis 9#8 UAB 9, #1 Rice 8#6 Houston 8, #3 East Carolina 5#2 Southern Miss 6, #7 Tulane 1

Thursday, May 26#4 UCF 6, #8 UAB 4#1 Rice 8, #5 Memphis 5#3 East Carolina 4, #7 Tulane 2 (11)#6 Houston 7, #2 Southern Miss 6 (14)

Friday, May 27#5 Memphis 5, #8 UAB 4#1 Rice 4, #4 UCF 2#7 Tulane 7, #6 Houston 1#3 East Carolina 4, #2 Southern Miss 0

Championship - Saturday, May 28#1 Rice 4, #6 Houston 3 (10)

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Wednesday, May 23#5 Memphis 14, #4 Southern Miss 3#1 Rice 7, #8 Houston 5#3 Tulane 4, #6 East Carolina 3

Thursday, May 24#7 UAB 15, #2 UCF 1#4 Southern Miss 8, #8 Houston (7) (10 inn.)#5 Memphis 3, #1 Rice 2

Friday, May 25#7 UAB 6, #3 Tulane 3#2 UCF 11, #6 East Carolina 1#8 Houston 7, #5 Memphis 3

Saturday, May 26#2 UCF 6, #3 Tulane 2#6 East Carolina 10, #7 UAB 3#4 Southern Miss 4, #1 Rice 2

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Michigan 10, Memphis 7 June 1, 2007 v Nashville, Tenn.

Score by Innings R H E-----------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 1 - 7 11 1Michigan 0 0 3 0 2 0 4 1 X - 10 13 0------------------ -----------------------------------------------------

NASHVILLE, Tenn.– Adam Amar homered twice and drove in three, but a four-run seventh inning by Michigan sent the Tigers into the elimination round of the 2007 NCAA Nashville Regional with a 10-7 loss. After a two-run blast off the leftfield foul pole by Joey Lieberman cut Memphis’ deficit to 5-4, the Tigers gave away three unearned tallies to fall behind 9-4 in the seventh. Amar brought Memphis to within three runs when he launched his second homer of the afternoon--a line drive over the left centerfield wall– to make it a 9-6 ballgame. Memphis rallied for a run in the ninth and brought the tying run to the plate, but was unable to complete the comeback. In its first NCAA Regional contest since 1994, Memphis jumped on the board first as Amar quickly jumped on a Zach Putnam fastball, sending it over the 35-foot leftfield wall and onto the roof of Memorial Gymnasium. The Tigers went up 2-0 in the third when Michael Murray drove Tyler Huelsing in with a single through the left side. Tiger starter Scott McGregor (5-4) ran into trouble. The Wolverine offense touched the right-hander for three runs in the inning and never trailed from that point on. Lieberman’s home run was the 27th of his career as a Tiger, while Amar produced his milestone 30th round-tripper. The senior is second all-time at Memphis in home runs. Murray, Bill Moss and Amar had two hits each. Murray extended his hit streak to a career-long 21 games. Huelsing was the leader of the offense, banging out a team-high three singles and scoring two runs. Putnam went eight innings and fanned seven to lead Michigan to its 40th win of the year, while McGregor surrendered five runs on eight hits in five innings. He struck out two. Dusty Davis came on in relief of McGregor to strike out four in two frames.

Austin Peay 18, Memphis 7 June 2, 2007 v Nashville, Tenn.

Score by Innings R H E-----------------------------------------------------------------------Austin Peay 6 0 0 3 6 1 0 2 0 - 18 17 1Memphis 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 - 7 14 2------------------ -----------------------------------------------------

NASHVILLE, Tenn– Austin Peay opened the contest with a six-run first and then plated six runs in the fifth en route to eliminating Memphis from the NCAA Championships Nashville Regional with an 18-7 decision. The Tigers, who posted an improved record for the second straight season, finished the year 36-27--the most wins by a Memphis club since 1994. Memphis trailed 9-3 through three-and-a-half innings before inclem-ent weather forced a 3:28 rain delay. A rejuvenated Tiger club came out in the fourth, and highlighted by a two-run homer to right off the bat of Adam Amar, cut the deficit to just two runs at 9-7. Memphis was unable to score again. Three APSU pitchers held Memphis scoreless over the final five innings, while the Govs posted a six-run fifth. Austin Peay tacked on a run in the sixth and pinch hitter Tyler Bullock launched a two-run blast in the eighth for the 18-7 final. Tiger starter Ben Grisham struggled early and never was able to settle in as APSU touched him up for six runs on five hits in the opening frame. Grisham took the loss. An RBI-single by Chris Kirkland followed by a two-run double that hit 30 feet high on Hawkins Field’s 35-foot leftfield wall, made it a 6-3 ballgame after two innings of play, but the deficit proved to be too much for the Tigers in the end. Memphis banged out 14 hits in the contest. Amar and Kirkland had three hits each. Murray joined the duo with two RBI. Murray finished his Tiger career with a 22-game hit streak--just one game shy of the program record of 23 straight games produced by Mark Little in 1994. Amar finished the Nashville Regional 5-for-9 with three homers. He hit 31 round-trippers in his career. The 18 runs by Austin Peay represents the highest offensive output against Memphis in NCAA Regional competition, topping the 17 runs scored by Minnesota in a 17-4 NCAA West Regional tilt in 1976. Memphis’ 36 wins was four more than the Tigers posted in 2006, marking the second straight season Daron Schoenrock led the U of M to an improvement in the win column.

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TCU 11, Memphis 3 May 27, 1994 v Stillwater, Okla.

Score by Innings R H E-----------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 - 3 9 3TCU 2 0 0 1 3 3 2 0 X - 11 13 3------------------ -----------------------------------------------------

STILLWATER, Okla.– TCU broke open a close contest with eight runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings to cruise to an 11-3 win over #18 Memphis in the opening round of the NCAA Midwest Regional. TCU got on the board first with a pair of runs in the first, but Memphis was able to tie the game at 2-2 on Scott Curtis’s fourth-inning bases loaded single. The Horned Frogs countered with a run in the fourth before a three-run blast in the fifth, followed by a two-run shot in the sixth put them comfortably ahead, 9-2. Another two-run homer in the seventh put the game out of reach. Dan Guehne took the loss after giving up nine runs on nine hits. TCU outhit Memphis 13-9 in the game. Scott Curtis led the Tigers’ offense with three hits and two RBI.

Memphis 12, Oklahoma State 4 May 28, 1994 v Stillwater, Okla.

Score by Innings R H E-----------------------------------------------------------------------Oklahoma St. 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 - 4 9 1Memphis 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 1 X - 12 15 1------------------ -----------------------------------------------------

STILLWATER, Okla.– With their backs against the wall, Memphis exploded for nine runs in the seventh inning to eliminate the home team Oklahoma State Cowboys, 12-4. Collins Day fanned seven, scattered nine hits and held the #3 Cowboys to just four earned runs in a complete game performance. The contest was a defensive battle early on as OSU plated a run in the first and then another in the fifth for a 2-0 lead. Memphis’ bats woke up in the sixth as Mark Little tied the game with a two-run homer to left. The Tigers then pounded eight hits in a nine-run seventh. Mark Bland and Jeff Hoekstra ignited the inning as both posted two-run bases loaded singles to right. Memphis crossed a run in the eighth to make it 12-2. Little, Nate Weimer and Jeff Ince each knocked three hits, while Bland, Little, Hoekstra and Weimer drove in two runs each.

Memphis 14, Northwestern State 9 May 28, 1994 v Stillwater, Okla.

Score by Innings R H E-----------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis 3 2 0 0 2 1 6 0 0 - 14 15 2NW St. 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 5 1 - 9 16 4------------------ -----------------------------------------------------

STILLWATER, Okla.– Memphis picked up where it left off, and advanced in the NCAA Midwest Regional with a convincing 14-9 triumph over North-western State. Jeff Hoekstra led Memphis with a 3-for-5 effort and four RBI. It did not take long for Memphis to get things rolling as Cary Fenton led the game off with a triple. Mark Bland drove him in, and Nate Weimer and Jeff Ince later made it 3-0 with RBI hits. The Tigers then extended the lead to five runs on Hoekstra’s two-run double. NSU closed the gap with a pair of runs in the fourth, but Hoekstra responded with another RBI and then came around to score for a 7-2 cushion. Scott Curtis’ three-run home run highlighted a six-run seventh that put the game away. Little drove in a pair with a double and Hoekstra followed with an RBI-double. Northwestern State scored five in the eighth and one in the ninth, but it was too late.

Cal-State Fullerton 12, Memphis 5 May 30, 1994 v Stillwater, Okla.

Score by Innings R H E-----------------------------------------------------------------------CS-Fullerton 0 0 4 0 2 1 1 2 2 - 12 18 2Memphis 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 - 5 12 1------------------ -----------------------------------------------------

STILLWATER, Okla.– Memphis could not recover from a four-run third by Cal-State Fullerton as they bowed out of Midwest Regional action in a 12-5 loss. Kyle Manship struck out nine and Mark Bland ripped four hits and scored twice to lead Memphis, which finished the 1994 season with a program-best 52-11 record. Mark Little homered, drove in two and scored a pair in his final game as a Tiger. Jeff Hoekstra added two hits and two RBI.

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Memphis State 16, James Madison 3 May 22, 1981 v Columbia, S.C.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------James Madison 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 - 3 9 3Memphis State 4 2 0 4 2 1 1 2 X - 16 18 1------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

COLUMBIA, S.C.- Tim Corder and Chris Litano held James Madison off the scoreboard for seven innings, while the Memphis State offense scored runs in all but the third inning to claim a dominant 16-3 first-round win over JMU in the NCAA East Regional Playoffs. Memphis took advantage of a pair of Bulldog errors to score four first-inning runs and never looked back. Dave Anderson and DH Shane Young belted back-to-back home runs in the second and David Hernandez and Dale Logan completed the feat in the fifth for a 12-0 MSU lead.

South Carolina 8, Memphis State 5 May 23, 1981 v Columbia, S.C.

Score by Innings R H E-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis State 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 - 5 13 0South Carolina 1 0 2 1 1 1 2 0 X - 8 13 2------------------ -----------------------------------------------------------

COLUMBIA, S.C.- Memphis was unable to get the timely hit and left 13 runners stranded, including leaving nine on from the second through sixth innings as they fell to South Carolina, 8-5. While the Tigers were stranding runners in the middle five innings, USC was driving them in, scoring five of its eight runs in that stretch of the game despite three MSU double plays. Memphis State rallied for three runs in the top of the seventh to cut the deficit to 6-4, but the Gamecocks responded with a pair in the home half of the frame to put the game away. Ed Williamson was saddled with the loss after giving up five earned runs in four innings of work. Dave Anderson and Scott Pearson each finished with four hits for MSU.

Memphis State 8, James Madison 3 May 24, 1981 v Columbia, S.C.

Score by Innings R H E------------------------------------------------------------------------------James Madison 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 3 10 1Memphis State 0 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 X - 8 14 0------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------

COLUMBIA, S.C.- David Hernandez capped a four-run second inning with a three-run blast, while John Thetford scattered 10 hits in a complete-game win, as the Tigers stayed alive with an 8-3 triumph over James Madison in an elimination matchup of the NCAA East Regional Playoffs. The longball was Memphis State’s weapon of choice in the elimination game. After Hernandez’s homer, catcher Richard Webster connected with



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South Carolina 11, Memphis State 5 May 24, 1981 v Columbia, S.C.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis State 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 - 5 15 2South Carolina 0 3 0 3 2 0 3 0 X - 11 15 1------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

COLUMBIA, S.C.- Both teams recorded 15 hits, but Memphis State again could not find the clutch hit, leaving 10 men on base as they fell short of the NCAA College World Series in an 11-5 loss to South Carolina. USC got two home runs in the second—the first being a two-out solo homer from Chris Boyle. Two batters later, Robby Vollmer blasted a two-run homer to give the Gamecocks a 3-0 lead. A two-run shot by Dave Anderson gave Memphis State its first two runs in the third, but a trio of South Carolina runs in the fourth pushed the lead out to 6-2. Another two-run home run extended USC’s lead to 8-2 in the fifth. MSU plated a pair in the sixth, but another three-run rally by the Gamecocks put the game away, 11-4. Anderson and Billy Hellums paced Memphis with three hit apiece. Lanny Fowler was the losing pitcher.

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Auburn 14, Memphis State 10 May 20, 1978 v Auburn, Ala.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------Auburn 0 8 0 2 3 0 1 0 0 - 14 13 3Memphis State 0 4 1 0 1 0 3 1 0 - 10 14 4------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

AUBURN, Ala.- Auburn used an eight-run rally in the second inning to move past Memphis State, 14-10, and advance to the winner’s bracket game against North Carolina. The Tigers had led the nation with a .361 batting average and had beaten Auburn three out of four times in the regular season. Centerfielder James Davis led Memphis with a 3-for-5 effort and five RBI. Tiger pitcher Mike Graves took the loss—his first of the season.

Memphis State 5, East Tennessee State 0 May 21, 1978 v Auburn, Ala.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis State 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 - 5 10 2East Tenn. State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 4 4------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

AUBURN, Ala.- Memphis State starter Blair Gilbert tossed a four-hit com-plete game gem to pick up his 11th win of the year as MSU bounced East Tennessee St. from the South Regional Playoffs with a 5-0 win. Ahead 1-0, the Tigers posted three runs in the top of the fifth inning to open the game up. Roy Henderson, Roy Clark and Jeff Robinson each had two hits to lead MSU.

Memphis State 6, Auburn 5 May 22, 1978 v Auburn, Ala.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis State 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 1 - 6 10 0Auburn 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 - 5 1 5------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

AUBURN, Ala.- Richard Webster scored the game-winning run in the top of the ninth inning and John Thetford then worked out of a jam in the bottom of ninth to preserve the win for then, Memphis State. The rally started in the eighth inning, when down 5-3, Alan Robinson ripped a two-out double to centerfield to plate Jeff Robinson and ignited a two-run frame and knot the score at 5-5.

Memphis State 8, North Carolina 6 May 22, 1978 v Auburn, Ala.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------North Carolina 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 - 6 7 3Memphis State 2 0 3 0 1 0 0 2 X - 8 10 0------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

AUBURN, Ala.- Terry Pressgrove’s two-run blast highlighted a three-run third inning that proved to be the deciding factor in an 8-6 MSU triumph over North Carolina. The win forced a second championship matchup between the two teams to decide who would represent the South Region in the 1978 NCAA College World Series. Tiger’s starter Charlie Lea hurled 7.2 strong innings to pick up the win, while Allen Robinson, Jeff Robinson and Jeff Granger each had two hits. Robinson and Granger each had RBI-hits to put two runs on the board for Memphis State in the first inning, but Lloyd Brewer’s two-run shot put UNC ahead 3-2 in the second.

North Carolina 11, Memphis State 9 May 23, 1978 v Auburn, Ala.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis State 1 0 1 4 2 0 0 0 1 - 9 12 0North Carolina 0 2 1 0 3 2 0 3 X - 11 13 0 ------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

AUBURN, Ala.- Memphis jumped out to an 8-3 lead, but North Carolina broke an 8-8 tie with three runs in the eighth to claim the South Region title and advance to the 1978 NCAA College World Series. Memphis finished the season with a 40-9 mark. Memphis crossed single tallies in the first and third innings and then went up 6-3 with a four-run fourth inning. Two more runs were plated in the fifth to give the Tigers what looked to be an insurmountable 8-3 cushion in the fifth. But UNC used two MSU errors to rally for five runs over the next two innings to tie the contest and 8-8. Memphis rallied for a run in the top of the ninth, on a solo homer by James Davis, but that would be all the Tigers offense could muster in the final frame. UNC pitcher Greg Norris got the win to improve to 14-0 in his collegiate career.

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Memphis State 6, Minnesota 0 May 28, 1976 v Tempe, Ariz.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 1Memphis State 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 X - 6 12 0 ------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

TEMPE, Ariz.- Danny Parks struck out seven in a two-hit shutout to lead Memphis State to a 6-0 opening-round win over Minnesota in the NCAA West Regionals in Tempe, Ariz. Parks worked 5.2 perfect innings before a defensive error broke up his perfect-game bid. He held Minnesota hitless through 8.2 innings. Each of the Tigers’ first five batters reached base safely as they jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one inning. A solo homer by Ron Merritt made it 4-1 in the third and Ron McNeely’s RBI-triple made it 5-0 cushion in the sixth. Robert Reed’s solo shot in the seventh capped the scoring for the Tigers. Reed and McNeely each had three hits.

Arizona State 11, Memphis State 4 May 29, 1976 v Tempe, Ariz.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 - 4 3 1Arizona State 0 0 0 4 0 1 2 4 X - 11 11 1 ------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

TEMPE, Ariz.- Memphis State was held to just three hits and did not score until the ninth inning as Arizona State raced to an 11-4 win in the second round of the NCAA West Regional Playoffs. The Sun Devils erupted for four runs in the fourth inning and held the Tigers to just one hit through eight innings.

Minnesota 17, Memphis State 4 May 30, 1976 v Tempe, Ariz.

Score by Innings R H E----------------------------------------------------------------------------Memphis State 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 - 4 10 3Minnesota 3 1 5 0 3 1 1 2 X - 17 25 2 ------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------

TEMPE, Ariz.- Two days after shutting the Golden Gophers out in the first game of the NCAA West Regionals, Minnesota retaliated to eliminate the Tigers in a 17-4 decision. Minnesota touched up Memphis State starter Dusty Farmer for three runs in the first inning on a triple, home run and two singles. The big blow came in the third inning. The Gophers sent 10 batters to the plate and posted five runs on six hits. Memphis State got on the board with a single tally in the fourth, but Minnesota responded with three in the fifth, one in the six and seventh and two more in the eighth to take a 17-1 lead. The Tigers battled for three in the ninth for the 17-4 final.



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- a -Shawn Ablett 2009-10 C Van Alstyne, TexasRobert Acklen 1922 OF ------Jeff Acuff 1985-87 OF Memphis, Tenn.Tom Acuff 1970 INF Memphis, Tenn.Daniel Adams 2003 RHP Bartlett, Tenn.“Wimpy” Adams 1955 --- ------Richard Akers 1948 INF ------Davis Akins 1958-59 INF ------Houston Akins 1960-64 SS Memphis, Tenn.Tom Albers 1981-82 OF Longwood, Fla.Keaton Aldridge 2012- C Birmingham, Mich.Charles Alexander 1963 INF Orange, TexasJoe Alford 1956 --- ------Lynn Alford 1972-73 INF Memphis, Tenn.Ray Algee 1968 INF Coldwater, Miss.Art Allen 1967-68 P Des Plaines, Ill.Drew Allen 2013- INF Nashville, Tenn.Henry Allen 1916 INF Memphis, Tenn.Ray “Red” Allen 1923-24 SS Memphis, Tenn.Jerry Alsup 1952 INF ------Adam Amar 2004-07 1B Lake Mary, Fla.Oscar Ammer 1957-1960 OF Indianapolis, Ind.James Ammons 1917 OF Somerville, Tenn.Dave Anderson 1980-81 INF St. Petersburg, Fla.Keno Anderson 1999-02 OF Covington, Tenn.Watkins Anderson 1921 P -----Scott Andrews 1983 RF Kissimmee, Fla.Ray Anglin 1968-70 OF Memphis, Tenn.Murphy Appling 1969 C St. Louis, Mo.Bill Aquadro 1974-77 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Ray Archer 1987-88 INF Memphis, Tenn.John Armistead 1993 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Bill Amour 1935 P Memphis, Tenn.Peewee Arnold 1921-24 INF ------Marc Ashley 2007-10 RHP Collierville, Tenn.James Atkinson 1950 C ------Wayne Atkins 1965-66 INF Memphis, Tenn.Bill Avery 1958-59 P/INF Memphis, Tenn.Charles Aycock 1933 --- ------Harry Aycock 1915-16 P/OF Kerrville, Tenn.Harvey Aycock 1923 C ------Paul Aycock 1915-19 2B Kerrville, Tenn.

- B -Mike Bailey 1980-81 INF Lewisburg, Tenn.Patrick Bailey 2011-12 RHP Collierville, Tenn.Dennis Bakenhaster 1988 1B Galena, OhioPaul Bakke 1987-88 OF Memphis, Tenn.Ryan Ballard 1995-98 C Bartlett, Tenn.Ernest Ball 1913-17 CF/1B Dyer, Tenn.Ernie Baldwin 1924 OF ------Ronnie Barassi 1994-97 3B Memphis, Tenn.Mike Barbara 1995-98 OF San Jose, Calif.Chauncey Barbour 1925 P Memphis, Tenn.Jack Bard 1958-59 OF/INF ------Danny Barham 1985 C Memphis, Tenn.Richard Baker 1981 --- ------Joe Barkley 1979-80 OF Memphis, Tenn.Bert Barnes 1936 INF Bells, Tenn.Marcus Barnes 2008-10 LHP Murfreesboro, Tenn.John Barnhill 1923 CF Savannah, Tenn.Cory Barton 2005-06 C Trussville, Ala.Colin Bastien 2005-06 OF DuQuoin, Ill.R.N. Bass 1913-14 INF Memphis, Tenn.Greg Bayse 1979-81 OF Memphis, Tenn.William Beall 1948-49 3B ------Gaylon Beasley 1957-59 INF ------Chris Becerra 1998 OF Boyes Hot Springs, Calif.Jeremy Beck 1998 RHP Knoxville, Tenn.Bryce Beeler 2012- INF Knoxville, Tenn.Page Belongy 1985 RHP Thayer, Mo.Carl Belote 1914-16 SS Memphis, Tenn.Tim Belote 1981-82 INF Memphis, Tenn.Heath Bender 1996-97 1B Rock Island, Ill.Joe Berg 1976 3B Chicago, Ill.Bob Berry 1913 --- ------Pat Beshears 1978-79 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Rodney Betts 1970-73 C/OF Memphis, Tenn.Steve Betzelberger 1965-67 INF Memphis, Tenn.Council Bias 1932 OF Memphis, Tenn.Clay Bittner 1985 CF Birmingham, Ala.Dale Bivens 1981 --- ------John Blackley 1924 1B Memphis, Tenn.Houston Black 1997 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Mark Bland 1993-94 OF Memphis, Tenn.Rich Bledsoe 1990-93 OF Coronado, Calif.Sam Bledsoe 1916 --- ------Steve Bledsoe 1948-49 C ------

Harold Blunt 1923 P ------Gene Bodamer 1932-33 2B ------Scott Boggs 1987-88 INF Bowling Green, Ky.Stanley Borsa 1933-34 INF Memphis, Tenn.Brett Bowen 2008-09 INF Cantoment, Fla.Mark Bowlan 1987-89 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Dennis Bowman 1978 P Collierville, Tenn.Steve Boyd 1977 INF Memphis, Tenn.Dan Braden 1989-90 LHP St. Louis, Mo.Brad Bradshaw 1971-72 INF Memphis, Tenn.Nick Bradshaw 2004-05 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Bradshaw 1919-20 P ------Gene Brady 1961 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Teddy Bragg 1960 RHP Brighton, Tenn.John Bramlett 1960-63 3B Memphis, Tenn.Mark Brantley 1975-76 C Memphis, Tenn.Brad Brasher 1921, 23-24 RF Memphis, Tenn.Russ Bratton 1996-99 RHP Columbia, Tenn.Ricky Brent 1984 --- ------Charles Brewer 1950-52 OF Columbus, Miss.Billy Briggs 1978 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Briggs 1922 2B ------Rodney Bright 1986-88 INF Memphis, Tenn.Jim Brimm 1964-65 OF Memphis, Tenn.Carlos Brooks 1959-60 INF/OF Oak Ridge, Tenn.Al Brown 1948 P ------Ray Brown 1972-73 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Brown 1914 1B ------Phil Bryan 1981-83 RHP Millington, Tenn.Bobby Bryant 1948 P ------Joe Buchwald 1966-68 OF Memphis, Tenn.Jeff Buffaloe 1990-91 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Bumpass 1925 2B ------Billie Burke 1955 --- ------William “Bill” Burkett 1949-50 RHP Gardendale, Ala.Don Burks 1960-61 --- ------Burnett 1914 OF ------Kenny Burns 1984-85 LHP Collierville, Tenn.Bubba Burr 1985-87 1B Memphis, Tenn.James Burrough 1970-73 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Rick Burton 1989 RHP Knoxville, Tenn.Zachy Butler 1974-77 --- ------Phillip Bryan 1982-83 RHP Millington, Tenn.David Byrd 1984-87 RHP Birmingham, Ala.Rupert Byrd 1916 INF Memphis, Tenn.

- c -Rick Cameron 1988 OF Evansville, Ind.Roy Campbell 1982-83 OF Shelbyville, Tenn.Tip Canady 1951 --- ------Kirk Caraway 1992 --- ------Sean Carlson 1999-00 RHP Gilroy, Calif.Jason Carter 1999-00 RHP Mobile, Ala.Bert Canfield 1959-61 P Memphis, Tenn.D. “Sid” Cantwell 1913-14 2B Memphis, Tenn.Carnes 1919-20 UT ------Hitch Carr 1933 --- ------Chris Carter 1990 C Orlando, Fla.John Jeff Carter 1975 OF Bartlett, Tenn.Ray Carter 1967-69 P/OF Nashville, Tenn.Roy Carter 1967-69 C Nashville, Tenn.Zac Carter 2012- OF/1B Memphis, Tenn.Joshua Cartwright 2000-02 RHP Clarksville, Tenn.Chris Castillo 2010-11 INF Coppell, TexasGary Casto 1981 --- ------Henry Castor 1999-00 LHP/OF Indianapolis, Ind.Daniel Cates 2005 C Collierville, Tenn.Craig Caufield 2012- RHP Germantown, Tenn.Cawthorn 1923-24 3B ------Corey Chafin 2013- C Germantown, Tenn.Kellen “K.K.” Chalmers 2005-08 OF Southaven, Miss.Phillip Chapman 2010-11 C Clinton, Miss.Walt Childs 1923 RF ------Joe Chiozza 1966 OF Memphis, Tenn.Andrew Christie 2003-04 LHP Collierville, Tenn.Beroyne Cierley 1936 --- ------Jose Cisneros 1953-54 --- ------Alan Clark 1968-70 P Fanwood, N.J.Phil Clark 1977-78 C Memphis, Tenn.Zach Clark 2007-09 INF Bartlett, Tenn.Marty Cleary 1955-57 INF Memphis, Tenn.Ron Clement 1989-90 INF Memphis, Tenn.Micah Cleveland 1988 OF Memphis, Tenn.William Clifton 1948-49 --- -------Drew Clinkscales 2000 C Laurel, Miss.Ricky Clinton 2000-01 C LaGrange, Ky.Earl Cody 1976 P Millington, Tenn.Chip Colbert 1980-82 C Memphis, Tenn.Colebank 1926-27 3B ------Dee Cole 1970 OF Memphis, Tenn.

Same Cole 1980 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Tommy Coletta 1972 OF Memphis, Tenn.Bob Collie 1953-55 --- ------Collins 1915 C ------Scott Combs 1991-93 OF Colton, Calif.Andy Cook 1986-88 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Zach Cook 2002-04 LHP Covington, Tenn.James Cooper 1991 C Southaven, Miss.Paul Cookman 2002 OF Little Rock, Ark.Douglass Corbitt 1921-22 1B ------Neal Cordell 1963-65 C Memphis, Tenn.Tim Corder 1981-83 RHP Covington, Tenn.Jeff Cottam 1989-92 OF Toronto, OntarioDanny Cottom 1993-95 1B Burlington, OntarioGabe Council 2002 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Mike Covington 1984-85 RHP/INF Franklin, Tenn.Rusty Covington 1986-87 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Joe Cox 1952 INF ------Craig 1919-20 3B ------Kurt Crain 1984 INF Birmingham, Ala.Wes Crane 1999-00 OF Evanston, Ill.Joe Crass 2001-03 OF Clarksville, Tenn.Baxter Crawford 1918-20 2B/SS Williston, Tenn.Brian Crawford 1913 P/OF ------C. Crawford 1913 INF ------James Crawford 1913 --- Memphis, Tenn.Mahon Crawford 1913 --- ------Bill Criswell 1966-67 INF Memphis, Tenn.Holloway Croner 1948-49 OF Memphis, Tenn.Thomas Crook 1948-49 OF/1B Memphis, Tenn.Sonny Cross 1955 --- ------Darryle Crutcher 1996-97 LHP/OF Memphis, Tenn.Bubba Cummings 1982-85 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Hank Cummings 1993-96 C Memphis, Tenn.Cummings 1922 SS ------Spencer Cunningham 1927-29 C ------Dylan Cupples 2007 RHP Dyersburg, Tenn.Jim Cupples 1960-63 1B Silertown, Tenn.Jeff Curtis 2001 2B Jacksonville, Fla.Rohrk Cutchlow 1996-96 C Littleport, Iowa

- d -Gerald Dale 1928-29 P ------D’Agramonte 1916 INF ------Tyler Dailey 2012 LHP Collierville, Tenn.Hiram Damwijk 1998 INF Slymar, Calif.Jerry Daniel 1971-74 INF Memphis, Tenn.Richard Daugherty 1971-72 INF Memphis, Tenn.Todd Davidson 1987-88 C Clarksville, Tenn.Tommy Davidson 1960 3B/P -------Ben Davis 1998-99 OF Memphis, Tenn.Brach Davis 2006-09 LHP Southaven, Miss.Butch Davis 1974 P Memphis, Tenn.Chris Davis 2005 LHP Ellicott City, Md.Dusty Davis 2006-07 LHP Summit, Miss.Harry Davis 1933-34 --- ------James Davis 1978 C Logansport, Ind.Linos E. “Legs” Davis 1915-16 2B ------Marcus Davis 2006 RHP Luray, Va.Steve Davis 1981-82 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Victor Davis 1913 --- ------Layne Dawson 1998-01 RHP Somerville, Tenn.Collins Day 1992-96 LHP/OF Germantown, Tenn.Daniel DeArmas 2002-05 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Rob deMarigny 1989 INF Millington, Tenn.Tom Densford 1969 INF Millington, Tenn.Dick DeWeese 1963-66 P Toronto, OntarioDavid Dewkett 1971 OF Lee, Mass.Clay Dial 1981-82 P Memphis, Tenn.Stanley Dillard 1927-28 1B Memphis, Tenn.Mike Dion 1982 OF Germantown, Tenn.Tyler Dixon 2013 OF Eads, Tenn.Brent Dlugach 2002-04 SS Germantown, Tenn.Mike Dlugach 1970-73 C Memphis, Tenn.Billy Dodds 1958-60 P/OF/C ------Charlie Dodds 1921 LF ------Jack Dodds 1932-34 3B ------Mark Doll 2007 RHP North Forsyth, Ga.Robbie Domino 1991-93 C Bridgeview, Ill.Robbie Donaldson 2001 INF Memphis, Tenn.Kevin Dotson 1982-83 INF Winchester, Tenn.Bill Dowdle 1963-66 C Memphis, Tenn.Kenny Dowdy 1984-85 OF Memphis, Tenn.Neal Doyle 1954 OF Memphis, Tenn.Robb Dreiman 1992 P Bartlett, Tenn.Hugh Drewery 1935 OF Somerville, Tenn.Steve Droke 1978 RHP Hornersville, Mo.Steve Dropkin 1961-63 P New York, N.Y.Ed Duck 1921 P ------John Duck 1921 P ------



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William Duke 1948 P ------Tim Dulin 1982-85 INF Memphis, Tenn.Alan Dunaway 1981 --- ------Duncan 1923 2B ------Jimmy Dunn 1966-68 INF/C Memphis, Tenn.Paul Dunn 1981-83 C Memphis, Tenn.Mickey Durden 1963-66 3B Whitehaven, Tenn.

- e -Stacy Easterling 1990 OF Huntsville, Ala.Kelly Edmunson 2003 C Germantown, Tenn.Bill Edwards 2001-04 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Levin Edwards 1987-88 INF Jackson, Tenn.Robert Elam 1956 --- ------Kirby Ellis 1963-66 P Memphis, Tenn.Billy Joe Emmons 1952 INF/P ------Don Edington 1954 --- ------Levin Edwards 1987 OF Savannah, Tenn.Dave Erwin 1994-97 RHP Covington, Tenn.Henry “Rabbit” Evans 1927-29 SS Decaturville, Tenn.Jim Evans 1969-71 P Memphis, Tenn.Ricky Evans 1977-78 P Paris, Tenn.Roland Eveland 1950-52 OF ------

- F -Tony Fabiano 1948 OF Philadelphia, OhioFankersly 1917-18 INF ------Tyler Farley 2011-12 RHP Cookeville, Tenn.Billy Ray Farmer 1965 OF Ashville, Ala.Dusty Farmer 1974-77 RHP Jackson, Tenn.Bethel Farnsworth 1920 OF ------Eric Farrell 2007-08 INF Collierville, Tenn.Eugene Faulkner 1918-20 OF/1B Memphis, Tenn.Harold Feder 1950 LHP ------Alex Fennell 2005-08 C Southaven, Miss.Howard Fennell 1954-56 --- ------Cary Fenton 1993-94 INF Decatur, Ill.Cecil A. Fesmire 1917-18 --- ------Brian Field 1978-81 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Jeff Field 1983-84 OF Memphis, Tenn.Jay Fik 1999-02 1B Memphis, Tenn.Erik Flisinger 2003 RHP Eads, Tenn.Scott Flannagan 1990 RHP Brighton, Tenn.Fletcher 1925 LF ------Brad Fly 2005 OF Germantown, Tenn.Ryan Fly 2003, 2005 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Bob Foote 1932 INF Whitehaven, Tenn.Lynn Ford 1936 INF ------Doug Forsythe 1983 --- ------Newton Foster 1917-18 P ------Lanny Fowler 1981 --- ------Ryan Fraser 2009-10 RHP Cleveland, Tenn.Bart Freeman 1989-90 1B Lawrenceburg, Tenn.J.R. Freeman 1933-35 3B/P Memphis, Tenn.Ron Fritsch 1974 RHP Buffalo, N.Y.Glynn Frix 1970, 1973-76 INF Memphis, Tenn.Stephen Frix 1999-00 INF Memphis, Tenn.Kelvin Fromm 1978 --- ------Matt Fry 2001-04 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Fry 1920 INF ------Bethel Fuller 1985-86 INF Jackson, Tenn.Jerry Funderburk 1971 INF Memphis, Tenn.

- g -Bill Galik 1978 P North Brunswick, N.J.Gary Gallo 1983-86 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Donnie Ganong 1981-82 INF Memphis, Tenn.Clayton Gant 2010- RHP Parsons, Tenn.Nick Garcia 1999 INF Helendale, Calif.Charlie Garrett 1969 P Bartlett, Tenn.Ralph Garrett 1979-80 OF Pulaski, Tenn.Connie Gately 1949 INF ------Chuck Gentry 1987 C Jackson, Tenn.Elmer George 1915-16 OF/3B Memphis, Tenn.Wallace George 1917-18 --- ------Andy Gessell 2002 1B Memphis, Tenn.Sam Gibbons 1968-70 INF/OF Collierville, Tenn.Joe Gibbs 1952 INF ------Blair Gilbert 1977-80 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Gene Gilliand 1948-49 C ------Bobby Ginnavan 1955 --- ------Dave Giovanetti 1965-67 C Memphis, Tenn.Charles Clascock 1921-23 3B Marion, Ark.Corey Glass 1991-92 INF Germantown, Tenn.Lonnie Glass 1992-96 RHP Munford, Tenn.Glover 1921 CF ------John Glynn 1993-94 LHP Wells River, Vt.

Chris Godwin 2002 C Memphis, Tenn.Don Goldstein 1982-83 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Rudolph Gooch 1954 --- -------Johnny Goodspeed 1954 --- ------Bud Goodwin 1969 P Memphis, Tenn.Robbie Goss 2005-06 INF Bartlett, Tenn.Stephen Gostkowski 2003-06 RHP Madison, Miss.Denis Gourgeot 1982-84 3B Memphis, Tenn.Mike Gourgeot 1982-84 INF Memphis, Tenn.Jim Graham 1963-64 INF Memphis, Tenn.Robby Graham 2008-11 OF Cordova, Tenn.Doug Granger 1978-79 INF Cincinnati, OhioH.K. Grantham 1920-21 2B Bethel Springs, Tenn.Barry Grant 1990-91 OF St. Louis, Mo.Glenn Gravatte 1970-71 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Mike Graves 1976-78 P Memphis, Tenn.Barthel Gray 1935-36 RF Selmer, Tenn.Mike Greckel 1989-90 LHP Omaha, Neb.Jimmy Gresham 1933 --- ------Tony Grice 1967 P Memphis, Tenn.Drew Griffin 2012- INF/RHP Bolivar, Tenn.James Griffin 1933 --- ------Bryan Grinder 1994-95 OF Memphis, Tenn.Ben Grisham 2006-07 RHP/OF Senatobia, Miss.Jimmy “Nub” Grisham 1925 OF Memphis, Tenn.Ethan Gross 2011- INF Mt. Juliet, Tenn.Jarrett Grube 2003-04 RHP Corunna, Ind.Dan Guehne 1994-95 LHP St. Louis, Mo.Ernest “Hoss” Gullett 1929 3B ------Nath Gullett 1933 OF ------Joe Gummersbach 1958-59 P/OF ------Alex Gunn 2013 LHP Clinton, Miss.

- h -Bob Hadley 1954 --- ------Andrew Haley 2008 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Boswell Hale 1925-26 C ------Mark Ham 1982-83 OF Memphis, Tenn.Milton Hamilton 1951-53 INF/RHP ------Ralph Hamilton 1960-61 OF ------Mike Hammett 1984-86 RHP/OF Memphis, Tenn.James Mamner 1918-20 UT ------Buster Hancock 1975 OF Memphis, Tenn.Randy Haney 1979-80 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Haney 1929 C ------Derek Hankins 2004 RHP Altamont, Ill.Brian Hanley 1913 --- Memphis, Tenn.Don Hanley 1913-15 3B Jackson, Tenn.M. Hanley 1913 --- ------Jack Hanna 1953 --- ------Harder 1922 C ------Phil Harmon 1973 --- ------Tony Harmon 1974 --- ------Riley Harris 1936 --- ------Pete Harris 1959 P/OF ------Woodrow Harris 1960-61 P/OF ------Dennis Harrison 1956 --- ------Donnie Harrison 1957 --- ------Jordan Hart 2002-05 OF Memphis, Tenn.Steve Hart 1970-71 P Collierville, Tenn.Chad Harville 1995-97 RHP Savannah, Tenn.Garrett Hatchel 2007-09 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Austin Hatfield 2012 OF Huntsville, Ala.Heith Hatfield 2009- RHP Bartlett, Tenn.Bryan Hayes 1994-95 INF Brownsville, Tenn.Webb Hays 1914 C ------Jack Hazel 1963 P Whitehaven, Tenn.Harmon “Slick” Headden 1924-29 P/OF ------Fred Hearn 1959 UTL ------Steve Hecker 1998 RHP Buffalo Grove, Ill.Elam Heffington 1932-33 INF ------Orville Hegwer 1923 1B Okmulgee, Okla.Jim Heinz 1963 P Memphis, Tenn.Billy Hellums 1980-81 C/OF Memphis, Tenn.Scott Hellums 1987-90 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Xander Helton 2013 RHP/1B Knoxville, Tenn.Zach Helton 2008-10 OF Knoxville, Tenn.Tim Heming 1991-92 OF Cincinnati, OhioRoy Henderson 1977-78 OF Memphis, Tenn.Russ Henderson 1985-87 RHP Halls, Tenn.Henderson 1921 C ------David Hernandez 1981-82 OF Memphis, Tenn.Mark Heuberger 1976-77 P Memphis, Tenn.Jim Hibbett 1970 P Nashville, Tenn.Ronnie Hicks 1952 INF ------Cary Hiles 1997-98 RHP/OF Memphis, Tenn.Joe Hill 1960-61 P ------Nathan Hill 2007 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Robb Hill 1996 INF Belleville, Ill.Meeks Hinson 1929 --- ------

Edgar Hodges 1936 --- ------Kenny Hodges 1964-66 OF Memphis, Tenn.Phil Hodson 1949 INF/C ------Jeff Hoekstra 1990-93 INF Bartlett, Tenn.Ryan Holland LHP 2008-11 Knoxville, Tenn.Mark Holley 1997 1B Millington, Tenn.George Holt 1963-64 C Memphis, Tenn.Ronnie Hooten 1967 INF/OF Bartlett, Tenn.Patrick Hope 2004-06 2B Germantown, Tenn.Craig Hopkins 1998-2000 C Columbia, Tenn.Jeff Hopkins 1972-74 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Mike Hopkins 1977-78 P Memphis, Tenn.Mark Hopper 1980-81 INF Memphis, Tenn.Jerry Horobetz 1967-69 INF Memphis, Tenn.Chris Hould 1989-90 C Memphis, Tenn.Chad House 2003-05 OF Bartlett, Tenn.Craig House 1996-99 RHP/OF/1B Memphis, Tenn.Kevin House 2003 OF Memphis, Tenn.John Housey 1957 --- ------James Houston 1934-36 OF ------Earl “Doc” Howell 1932 OF ------Williams Howell 1955-56 --- ------Huey Howerton 1913 --- Memphis, Tenn.Joel Howerton 1913 --- Memphis, Tenn.John Howser 1956 --- ------Duke Howze 1924-25 3B Memphis, Tenn.Will Hudgens 2007-08 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Hudson 1914 --- ------Tyler Huelsing 2007-10 OF Munford, Tenn.Hugh Huffman 1958-59 P ------Ryan Hultin 2002 INF Germantown, Tenn.John Hultz 1970-71 C Oak Ridge, Tenn.Humphreys 1920 UT ------Eli Hynes 2011-12 OF/1B Roseville, Calif.

- i -Jeff Ince 1994-95 RHP/3B Memphis, Tenn.Gabe Interiano 2000-01 INF San Jose, Calif.Mike Irby 1991-92 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Josh Irvin 2006-07 OF/DH Coldwater, Miss.Phillip Issacman 1998-00 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Island 1924 --- ------

- j -Andrew Jaudon 2005-06 RHP Columbus, Miss.Jeff Jenkins 1995-97 C Baton Rouge, La.Mark Jobe 2007-09 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Burch Johnson 1955 --- ------Carey Johnson 1953-54 --- ------Dick Johnson 1967 OF Galesburg, Ill.Hobart Johnson 1928-29 OF ------Nelms Johnson 1936 --- ------Seth Johnson 2003 2B Golden, Colo.Charles Johnston 1913-14 LF/UT Memphis, Tenn.Sam Johnston 1928-29 OF Covington, Tenn.Johnston 1919-20 OF ------Chase Joiner 2010- RHP Hopkinsville, Ky.Bill “Dub” Jones 1927-29 OF Memphis, Tenn.Bill Jones 1987 C Bowling Green, Ky.Cameron Jones 1996-97 OF Midwest City, Okla.Clarence Jones 1975 INF Seale, Ala.Dick Jones 1948-49 --- ------Harry Jones 1948-49 OF ------Jonathan Jones 2009-11 RHP Collierville, Tenn.Julian Jones 1913-14 --- Savannah, Tenn.Lawrence Jones 1922-23 P Savannah, Tenn.Richard Jones 1948 OF ------Steve Jones 1990-91 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Taylor Jones 1933 --- ------Wally Jones 1973-74 C Memphis, Tenn.Ward Jones 1948-49 --- ------John Jordan 2010 OF Rossville, Tenn.Larry Jordan 1956-58 1B ------Ralph Jordan 1965 INF Memphis, Tenn.Jordan 1925-26 1B ------

- k -Mike Kattawar 1990 INF Meridan, Miss.Daniel Kaufmann 2008-09 C Chicago, Ill.J.S. Keaton 1914-17 P/OF ------T.S. Keaton 1917-18 --- ------Mike Keely 1993-94 OF Memphis, Tenn.Hugh Keenan 1960-64 P Memphis, Tenn.Steve Keighley 1988-89 C Miami Beach, Fla.Jim Kelly 1974-75 1B Bartlett, Tenn.Richard “Dick” Kelsey 1933-34 INF ------Bob Kennedy 1958 --- ------



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Brian Kennon 1977-79 C Sedalia, Mo.Hugh Kennan 1963-64 P Memphis, Tenn.Gary Kennon 1979 INF Memphis, Tenn.C.D. Kilpatrick 1958-59 OF Memphis, Tenn.Jarret Kilpatrick 1989-92 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Terry Kimberlain 1980 C Hutingdon, Tenn.Drew Kimmelman 2003, 2005 RHP Collierville, Tenn.Corey Kines 2003-05 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Aubrey King 1985-86 C Memphis, Tenn.Charlie “Tootsie” King 1953 --- ------Dan King 1990-91 INF St. Louis, Mo.Robbie King 1988-89 RHP Bartlett, Tenn.Scooter King 1985-86 C Memphis, Tenn.Eric Kinnaman 1982-83 INF Logansport, Ind.Emmett Kirk 1948 2B ------Chris Kirkland 2007-08 C/RHP Knoxville, Tenn.Charles Knight 1960-63 INF Memphis, Tenn.Koffman 1922 OF ------Matt Krabbe 2001-02 RHP Elgin, Ill.David Krech 1976-77 INF Memphis, Tenn.Chris Kross 1989-90 OF Chicago, Ill.Brian Krug 1996 INF Batesville, Ark.

- l -Jessie “Kinky” Lancaster 1933 --- Lancaster, Tenn.Earl Land 1953-54 --- ------Ashley Landers 1986-87 OF Memphis, Tenn.Billy Landers 1958 --- ------Hunter Lane 1916 OF ------Dan Langfield 2010-12 RHP Somerset, Mass.Josh Langley 2006 RHP Ripley, Tenn.Joe Lantrip 1992 --- ------Kirby Latham 1988-89 OF Henderson, Tenn.John Lawson 1916 --- ------Jon Lawson 1989 1B TullahomaJohn Lax 1922 P Memphis, Tenn.Charlie Lea 1978 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Ryan Leach 2002 INF Memphis, Tenn.Leake 1919 1B ------Colin Lee 2013 LHP Germantown, Tenn.John Lee 1975-76 P Memphis, Tenn.Lynn Leech 1972-74 OF Memphis, Tenn.Jonathan Leicester 1998-00 RHP/UT Pacific Palisades, Calif.Alfred Leon 1957 --- ------Charlie Leonard 1973-75 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Michael Lewis 2001-04 INF Germantown, Tenn.Lewis 1924 --- ------Frank Liberto 1955 --- ------Joey Lieberman 2006-07 1B/OF Vicksburg, Miss.Ryan Lindermann 1993-94 C St. Louis, Mo.Craig Linhoss 1973 P Memphis, Tenn.Chris Litano 1980-83 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Jake Little 2013 INF/OF Franklin, Tenn.Mark Little 1993-94 OF Edwardsville, Ill.Dale Logan 1980-81 INF Union City, Tenn.Gene Logan 1985-88 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Lohman 1925 P/OF ------Tony Lomeli 1999-00 OF Patterson, Calif.Pete Long 1955 --- ------Pete “Ralph” Long 1933 --- ------Dave Loos 1967-69 INF St. Louis, Mo.Jason Lovell 1998-99 3B Columbia, Tenn.Lowery 1934 --- ------Frank Lowe 1952-53 C ------Macon Lowe 1960-61 P Memphis, Tenn.Rudy Lowrance 1957 --- ------Larry Lunsford 1965 INF Memphis, Tenn.Jonathan Lyons 1994-96 RHP Memphis, Tenn.

- M -Connor Mahoney 2013 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Chuck Maley 1954 --- ------Josh Maksi 1994-96 OF Memphis, Tenn.Paul Mann 1968-70 P St. Louis, Mo.Kyle Manship 1993-94 --- ------Chris Marable 1986-89 LHP/OF Memphis, Tenn.Al Martell 1967 P Claremont, N.H.Bob Martin 1960-63 OF Memphis, Tenn.Brennon Martin 2007-10 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Ryan Martin 2002-05 OF Collierville, Tenn.Drew Martinez 2009-11 OF Collierville, Tenn.Milton Masey 1927-29 2B ------Clifford Mason 1948-51 OF ------Alan Mathis 2010 INF Memphis, Tenn.Frank Mattox 1958-59 OF/3B ------Frank Mawyer 1950 INF ------Milton Mayo 1935-36 C Cades, Tenn.Fred Mayo 1925 2B Somerville, Tenn.McAllister 1933 --- Memphis, Tenn.

Lane McCarter 1993-95 OF McMinnville, Tenn.Adam McClain 2008-12 INF/OF Memphis, Tenn.Sam McClanahan 1936 --- Memphis, Tenn.Elton McClure 1917 --- ------Jason McCommon 1991-94 RHP/INF Memphis, Tenn.John McDonald 1933 --- ------Clark McFerrin 1984-85 INF/OF Memphis, Tenn.Baker McGinnis 1933-34 INF Saratoga, Calif.Jim McGoff 1975 INF Memphis, Tenn.Erol McGonnagill 1950 P ------C.A. McGowan 1965 P Memphis, Tenn.Scott McGregor 2006-08 RHP Liberty Township, OhioTerrell McIlwaine 1914-17 C ------Jodyh McKibben 1994-97 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Kenny McKinney 1975-76 OF Huntsville, Ala.Mike McKnight 1997-98 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Thurmon McLean 1923 LF Alamo, Tenn.Sam McMahan 1928-29 1B ------Todd McNabb 1966 OF Falls Church, Va.Claude McNeely 1936 --- ------Ron McNeely 1974-76 OF Huntsville, Ala.Curry McWilliams 1932-35 C/1B Brighton, Tenn.Randy Meadows 1995-98 SS Nesbit, Miss.Ruddy Melton 1953-54 --- ------Ron Merritt 1973-76 OF Chattanooga, Tenn.David Messerly 1998 1B Chattanooga, Tenn.Tommy Metzger 1960 OF ------Roy Meyers 1969 --- ------Paul Milam 1949 --- ------Daniel Milhouse 2010-11 OF Collierville, Tenn.Charles Millard 1951 INF ------Darwyn Miller 1996-97 OF Peoria, Ill.Jason Miller 2008 1B Overland Park, Kan.Mike Miller 1996 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Richard “Dick” Miller 1933-34 OF Memphis, Tenn.Steve Miller 1970 INF St. Louis, Mo.Jim Millican 1950-56 C ------Calvin Mills 1933 --- Brighton, Tenn.Mark Mincher 1976-79 INF Huntsville, Ala.Casey Minga 1994 --- ------Steve Miska 1929-32 OF Memphis, Tenn.Denny Mitchell 1974-76 C Memphis, Tenn.Kermit Mitchell 1951 --- ------Mike Moffat 1992 P Memphis, Tenn.Kyle Moffit 2005 INF Germantown, Tenn.Sam Moll 2011- LHP Lakeland, Tenn.Jacob Moody 2012- OF/LHP Bartlett, Tenn.John Moon 1991-92 INF Poplar Bluff, Mo.Leslie Moore 1928-29 C Selmer, Tenn.P.J. Moore 1994-95 RHP Beardstown, Ill.Moore 1918-19 C ------Ralph Moose 1929, 1932 OF ------John Moran 2003 3B Southaven, Miss.Tim Morgan 1964-65 INF Jackson, Tenn.Mike Morrison 1982-83 C Nashville, Tenn.Keith Morris 1984-85 OF Memphis, Tenn.Tim Morris 1964-65 INF Sedalia, Mo.Paul Morris 1924-25 OF Milledgeville, Tenn.Bob Moseley 1964-65 P Memphis, Tenn.Bill Moss 2003-07 INF Germantown, Tenn.Brent Moss 2005 OF Germantown, Tenn.David Moss 1985-86 INF Memphis, Tenn.Steve Moss 1990-93 RHP/1B Memphis, Tenn.Wilson Mount 1927-29 OF ------Richard Mugg 1957-60 P ------Dwight Mullins 1967 INF Memphis, Tenn.Mark Murphy 1974-75 INF Memphis, Tenn.Michael Murray 2006-07 SS Baton Rouge, La.Tom Murray 1964 INF Memphis, Tenn.Blake Myers 2011- LHP Memphis, Tenn.Roy Myers 1967-70 INF Memphis, Tenn.

- n -Ray Neal 1922-23 OF/P Conway, Ark.Sam Neely 1998-99 RHP Jackson, Tenn.Scott Neely 1998-99 OF Nashville, Tenn.Bob Nelson 1974 INF Memphis, Tenn.Roger Nelson 1983 RHP Somerville, Tenn.Albert Neville 1963-64 OF Collierville, Tenn.Joe Newcomb 1986-87 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Chris Newsom 2005-09 OF Germantown, Tenn.Henry Newton 1913-14 OF Memphis, Tenn.Ernie Neyman 1951-53 --- ------Dave Neibruegge 1966 INF Waterloo, IowaBrian Noack 1989-90 INF Pensacola, Fla.Kyle Norrid 2006-07 3B Germantown, Tenn.Greg Norris 1983-86 RHP Lilburn, Ga.Michael Novarese 2002-04 RHP Holly Springs, Miss.Chris Novikoff 2007-08 RHP Madisonville, Tenn.Will Nowell 1985 INF Nashville, Tenn.

- o -William Oakley 1948-49 P ------Lee Ochs 1997 RHP Canon City, Colo.Tony Ochs 1988-89 C Washington, Ind.Terry Odle 1990 LHP Parsons, Tenn.Odom 1914 1B ------Mike O’Keefe 1993-94 C/INF Roselle, Ill.Ryan O’Malley 2001-02 LHP/OF Springfield, Ill.Mike O’Neil 1987 C Germantown, Tenn.Mike Overbey 1952 --- ------Phil Owen 1972 --- ------Julian Owens 1934-35 SS ------

- p -Joshua Padgett 1999-01 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Rand Page 1991 OF Memphis, Tenn.Dominic Pandolfi 1928-29 P Chicago, Ill.Chris Parish 1999 C Jackson, Tenn.Albert Parker 1960 OF/3B ------Ed Parker 1935 2B Memphis, Tenn.Jack Parker 1932-33 RF ------Danny Parks 1973-76 RHP Huntsville, Ala.Dave Parks 1972-74 C Huntsville, Ala.Bill Patrick 1962-65 P Memphis, Tenn.W.F. “Fant” Patrick 1919-20 P ------Bob Patterson 1954 --- ------Keene Patterson 1981 --- ------Ben Paullus 2009-11 RHP Olive Branch, Miss.Mike Paxton 1972-75 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Josh Payne 2001-04 OF/RHP Memphis, Tenn.Scott Pearson 1980-81 INF Norman, Okla.Peeler 1922 UT ------Jack Peel 1985-86 OF Memphis, Tenn.Ben Pennington 1995-96 OF/INF Memphis, Tenn.Charlie Perkins 1955-56 --- ------Tom Perkins 1964 C Whitehaven, Tenn.Will Petersen 2006-07 OF Valdosta, Ga.John Petersen 2005-06 C/1B Murfreesboro, Tenn.Osborne Phelan 1920 P ------Randal Phillips 1959-61 2B Memphis, Tenn.Bryan Picou 2011 OF Madisonville, La.John Piper 1969-72 INF Poplar Bluff, Mo.John Pitner 1936 --- ------Mike Platt 1968-72 P Memphis, Tenn.Aubrey Pollan 1952-55 INF ------Christian Pontius 1936 --- Memphis, Tenn.Mike Poor 1998-99 1B El Segundo, Calif.Foy Pope 1932 LF ------Herbie Pope 1951-52 INF ------Andy Porter 1932 C Savannah, Tenn.Conner Porter 2013 RHP Newburgh, Ind.Joel Posey 2002 RHP Covington, Tenn.David Prater 1988 LHP Anna, Ill.Allie Prescott 1966-68 INF/P Memphis, Tenn.John Presley 1966 P Memphis, Tenn.Terry Pressgrove 1977-78 OF Memphis, Tenn.J.B. Price 1936 --- Memphis, Tenn.Roy Pritchard 1958 --- ------Jim Pruitt 1959-61 C ------Pugh 1928-29 1B ------

- Q -Travis Quesada 1995 2B Tampa, Fla.John Quintal 1973 --- ------

- r -Tom Ragan 1982 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Wade Rainey 2003-04 2B Clarksville, Tenn.Ramsey 1929 LF ------Carroll Rast 1958 --- ------Charlie Rast 1955 --- ------Elmer Ray 1948-50 1B/OF Memphis, Tenn.Sam Reaves 1914-16 P/OF ------Jon Reed 2013 RHP Tulsa, Okla.Robert Reed 1976-77 OF Memphis, Tenn.Greg Rees 2005 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Jerry Reese 1959-61 INF/OF ------Jack Reilly 1979-80 INF Houston, TexasRalph Remmert 1977-80 INF Memphis, Tenn.Steve Renner 1973-75 P Memphis, Tenn.Paul Reuer 1999-02 CF Schaumburg, Ill.Bo Reynolds 1969-71 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Don Rhoton 1972-73 --- ------Mark Rich 1987-88 INF Germantown, Tenn.T.J. Rich 2011-12 1B/RHP Marietta, Ga.Blake Richardson 2005 RHP Olive Branch, Miss.



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Richardson 1914 P Memphis, Tenn.Mike Richmond 1966-67 P Bartlett, Tenn.Brett Ricky 1984 INF Stillwell, Kan.Eddie Robbins 1977 INF Memphis, Tenn.Nick Roberts 1997-99 INF Guston, Ky.Gary Roberson 1974-77 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Brent Robertson 1981-84 2B Memphis, Tenn.Ralph Robilio 1966 OF Memphis, Tenn.Alan Robinson 1977-78 INF Oak Ridge, Tenn.Jeff Robinson 1977-78 INF Clute, TexasRobinson 1922 RF ------Barney Rogers 1913-16 LF Dedcaturville, Tenn.Doc Rogers 1915-16 P ------Nick Rogers 2000-02 RHP Olive Branch, Miss.Richard Rogers 1971-72 P Memphis, Tenn.Rick Roeklke 1979 OF Millington, Tenn.J. Rogers 1913 --- Whitehaven, Tenn.Paul Romanoli 1990-91 LHP Germantown, Tenn.Terry Rooker 1990-91 C Germantown, Tenn.Greg Roper 1977-79 INF Huntsville, Ala.John Ross 1966-68 P Memphis, Tenn.Josh Ross 2009 RHP Southaven, Miss.Ryan Roskelly 1995-96 OF Placentia, Calif.James Rouse 2000-02, 2004 INF/OF Brandon, Fla.Brandon Rowan 2003-05 LHP Senatobia, Miss.Nate Rupiper 2012- INF/C Collierville, Tenn.Donnie Russell 1971 INF/OF Memphis, Tenn.Red Russell 1933 --- ------Rick Russell 2010-11 C/INF Olive Branch, Miss.

- s -Richard Saccoccia 1961 --- ------Chase Sain 2007-09 C/1B Bolivar, Tenn.Nate Sams 1999-00 OF/1B Clinton, Ill.Frank Sanders 1932-34 C ------Ricky Sayle 1966-67 C/OF Memphis, Tenn.Neil Schenk 2005-08 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Gary Schexnaildre 1992 --- ------Erik Schoenrock 2011- LHP Collierville, Tenn.Mark Schule 1979-80 RHP Cincinnati, OhioFrancis Schwaiger 1935-36 OF/INF Germantown, Tenn.Lance Scoggins 2006-07 LHP Arlington, Tenn.Bill Scott 1961 --- ------Justus Scott 1995-96 C Miami, Fla.Kyle Scott 2001-04 INF Germantown, Tenn.Steve Scott 1984-87 INF Memphis, Tenn.Kevin Seddens 1983 --- ------Scott Seddens 1991-92 OF Memphis, Tenn.Brad Seitzer 1989, 1991 3B Springfield, Ill.Time Senter 2005-06 RHP Fulton, Miss.Clint Sewell 1990 OF Walls, Miss.Dane Sharp 2009-11 RHP Bartlett, Tenn.Barry Shelly 1981 --- ------Cole Shelton 2008-09 INF Dyersburg, Tenn.Robert “Lefty” Shelton 1932 LHP ------Tyler Shelton 2000-01 3B Donnellson, Ill.Steve Shepard 1979 C Memphis, Tenn.Charles Shoemaker 1918-20 P ------Brandon Showmar 2010 RHP Little Rock, Ark.Mark Shrewsbury 1988 RHP San Ramon, Calif.Allen Sigler 1983-84 OF Millington, Tenn.Bob Sigler 1916 --- ------Michael Sillyman 2013 1B Cordova, Tenn.Colton Simbeck 2012- OF Loretto, Tenn.Winton “Sleepy” Simmons 1933-34 P Memphis, Tenn.Bil Sims 1953-54 --- ------Tom Skinner 1950-51 P ------Aaron Sledd 1995-96 INF/OF Germantown, Tenn.Kyle Sledd 2002-03 INF Germantown, Tenn.Sough 1925 3B ------Dean Smith 1956-58 --- ------Eric Smith 2004-05 C Longmont, Colo.Greg Smith 1991-93 RHP McComb, Miss.Haywood Smith 1950-53 2B ------Henry “Hank” Smith 1925 CF ------Kirby Smith 1916 --- ------Phil Smith 1977-80 LHP/OF Memphis, Tenn.Randy Smith 1986-89 INF Memphis, Tenn.Ronnie Smith 1991 OF Memphis, Tenn.Shane Smith 1995 1B New Windsor, N.Y.Sid Smith 1991-92 C Bountiful, UtahStan Smith 1980 INF Memphis, Tenn.Tim Smith 1978-79 INF Logansport, Ind.Tom Smith 1958 --- ------Willie D. Smith 1961 --- ------Tom Solon 1965-67 P Memphis, Tenn.Chris South 2005-07 RHP Bartlett, Tenn.Billy Sowell 1953 --- ------Quitman Spaulding 1993-94 OF Winchester, Tenn.Robert Spencer 1955-56 --- ------

Joe Spinello 1992 C Kansas City, Mo.Joe Stalls 1956 --- ------Charles Stanford 1983-85 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Jeff Stansberry 1984-85 RHP Knoxville, Tenn.Nick Steht 2002 P Danville, Ill.Victor Steele 1952 INF ------Jack Stevens 1924, 1927 --- ------Jack Stevens 1932-33 P ------Chris Stewart 1990-93 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Josh Stewart 1998-99 LHP Ledbetter, Ky.Justin Stewart 1997 --- ------Patrick Stiles 1998-99 RHP Fayette, Ala.Bob Stolarick 1968-71 OF Memphis, Tenn.Chris Stratton 1976 C Memphis, Tenn.Brian Stubbs 1989-90 RHP Germantown, Tenn.Stedman 1922 CF -------Darrel Summer 1991-93 OF Germantown, Tenn.Robert Surrency 1923 SS ------D.J. Sutherland 1949 --- ------Mike Swoboda 1995 INF Kansas City, Kan.

- t -Tanner 1921 P ------Shepherd “Worth” Tate 2009-10 RHP Collierville, Tenn.Randall Tatum 2000-01 OF Memphis, Tenn.Gary Taylor 1965-67 INF Memphis, Tenn.Gulford Taylor 1957 --- ------John Templeton 1985 INF Jackson, Tenn.Harry Terry 1966-68 INF Memphis, Tenn.Jack Terry 1953-54 --- ------John Thetford 1977-81 RHP/OF Bartlett, Tenn.Chip Thomas 1991-92 INF Arlington, Tenn.Derrick Thomas OF 2010- Roswell, Ga.Justin Thomas 2000-02 1B Memphis, Tenn.Don Thomason 1984 C Memphis, Tenn.Ed Thompson 1924, 1928-29 1B Brownsville, Tenn.Wayne Thompson 1983-86 C Millington, Tenn.Jim Thornburg 1976 P Millington, Tenn.Doss Thorn 1923 C/1B ------Gene Thorn 1922-23 C ------Jordan Toliver 2005-06 SS Flora, Ill.John Tompkins 1996-97 OF/RHP Livingston, TexasDylan Toscano 2012- RHP Franklin, Tenn.Arleigh Townsend 1961 --- ------Bob Tracy 1923 LF ------Bob Trautman 1968-71 INF Memphis, Tenn.Tucker Tubbs 2012- INF Collierville, Tenn.Albert Tucker 1933-36 --- ------Bobby Tucker 1948-50 RHP/OF ------Turpin 1915-16 OF ------Trey Turner 2009 C Bartlett, Tenn.Fulford “Tombstone” Tyson 1925 OF Memphis, Tenn.

- u -Dan Uggla 1999-01 2B Columbia, Tenn.Walker Uhlhorn 2003 OF Germantown, Tenn.Phillip Utley 2006-08 RHP Jackson, Tenn.

- V -Mike Vanaman 1981 --- Memphis, Tenn.Russell VanDyke 1923-25 2B Milledgeville, Tenn.Jonathan Van Eaton 2010- RHP Arlington, Tenn.Bill Vickery 1974 INF Memphis, Tenn.Russell Vollmer 1961-64 OF Memphis, Tenn.

- w -Steve Waldrop 1972-74 LHP Memphis, Tenn.David Walker 1977 INF Olive Branch, Miss.Mike Walker 1985-87 RHP Springfield, Va.Otis Walker 1927-29 OF/P ------Jeff Wallace 1979 RHP St. Louis, Mo.Jerrod Wallace 1993 OF Chewall, Tenn.J.D. Wallace 2010-12 C/RHP Maynardville, Tenn.John Wallisa 1951 1B/INF ------Mike Walsh 1971-74 INF Memphis, Tenn.Phil Walsh 1968-70 C Memphis, Tenn.Ben Ward 1961 C Millington, Tenn.Josiah Ward 2012- RHP Atoka, Tenn.John Watkins 1986 C/OF Sikeston, Mo.Watkins 1922-23 P ------Egbert Watson 1948 SS ------John Watson 2002 C Germantown, Tenn.Steven Watson 2007 C Murfreesboro, Tenn.Stan Weaver 1982 C Memphis, Tenn.Wayne Weaver 1956 --- ------William Weaver 1957 --- ------

Rufus Webb 1953 --- ------Richard Webster 1978-81 C Memphis, Tenn.Jesse Weeks 1970-71 INF Memphis, Tenn.Joe Weeks 1955 --- ------William Weeks 1956-57 --- ------Nate Weimer 1993-94 INF Shawnee, Miss.Weir 1921 SS ------Kurt Welch 2003-04 C Greeley, Colo.Ed Weldon 1961 --- ------Carter White 2012- C/1B Hoover, Ala.C.O. White 1913-14 --- ------O.D. White 1935-36 P/OF ------Rene White 1973-76 INF Bartlett, Tenn.William E. White 1916 --- ------Andy Whitten 2000-01 RHP Tampa, Fla.Thomas “Trey” Wiedman 2006-10 1B/OF Germantown, Tenn.Jason Wiedmeyer 2000-01 LHP West Ben, Wis.Win Wilfong 1956-57 --- ------James White 1914 --- Memphis, Tenn.Jerry White 1963 P Memphis, Tenn.William Wilkins 1959-61 OF ------Bobby Williams 1974-75 P Memphis, Tenn.Gary Williams 1980-81 RHP Nashville, Tenn.Jeff Williams 1980-83 LHP Memphis, Tenn.Robert “Duke” Williams 2008-09 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Ed Williamson 1980-82 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Zach Willis 2011- INF Bartlett, Tenn.Michael Wills 2010- LHP Germantown, Tenn.Allen Wilson 1984 C Knoxville, Tenn.C.H. Wilson 1919-21 OF/1B ------Ford Wilson 2011- OF Thompson’s Station, Tenn.Jacob Wilson 2009-12 INF Arlington, Tenn.Jarod Wilson 2000-01 RHP Seattle, Wash.Keith Wilson 1985 RHP Memphis, Tenn.Rolin Wilson 1916-21 --- Memphis, Tenn.Rusty Winslow 1986 INF Jackson, Tenn.Robert Wolfe 1961 --- ------Jimmy Worrell 1989-90 LHP Brownsville, Tenn.

- y -John Yaracs 1983 LHP Butler, Pa.Kent Yarbrough 1969-71 RHP Cairo, Ill.Jeff Yearing 1968 P Ridgewood, N.J.Matt Yokley 2006-09 RHP Collierville, Tenn.Mike Younce 1975 INF Millington, Tenn.Shane Young 1981-84 LHP/1B Memphis, Tenn.Spence Young 1988-89 1B Memphis, Tenn.

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DAVE ANDERSON

Anderson, who was noted as an All-American, All-District and a First team All-Metro selection in 1981, set what was then the single-season record in hits (87), RBI (61), home runs (14) and total bases (153). His 39 stolen bases are tied with K.K. Chalmers and Rene White for the single-season record. An-derson, who came to Memphis in 1978 as a quarterback, was a two-year letterwinner on the baseball diamond, before being drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers as the 22nd overall pick 1st round of the 1981 amateur draft. Af-ter a pair of all-star seasons in the minors, Anderson was called up to the Majors. He spent 10 years in the big leagues, playing for the Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants. He won a World Championship while with the Dodgers in 1988. In his career, Anderson was a .242 hitter, with 143 RBI, 73 doubles, 49 sto-len bases and 19 home runs. After finishing his playing career, Anderson pursued a man-aging career in the Minor Leagues. He man-aged the Jamestown Jammers, Lakeland Ti-gers, Jacksonville Suns and Toledo Mudhens. He earned New York-Penn League Manager of the Year honors in 1994 and was named the Southern League All-Star manager and Double A American League All-Star Game manager in 1998. Anderson returned to his alma mater in 2001, to take the reigns of a program that had suffered four losing seasons in five years, including a 15-37 campaign in 2000. He quickly went to work and the Tigers produced by going 34-24 in his first year. The 26-game turnaround was the best in NCAA Division I. Anderson went on to win 104 games from 2001-2004. Anderson is currently the 3rd base coach for the Texas Rangers.

PHIL CLARK

Phil Clark had his jersey retired at Fed-ExPark during the 2011 season. Clark came to Memphis for the 1977 season where he would eventually earn All-Metro Tournament Team accolades. In 1978, Clark and the Tigers made the NCAA Tournament, before a loss at Auburn would end the season at the NCAA Regionals. Clark was inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame in 2001. Following graduation at then-Memphis State University, Clark immediately took over the baseball program at Skyview Academy in Memphis. Clark led Skyview to two state championships before leaving for German-town High School in 1986. At Germantown High School, Clark led his team to two more state titles over 15 seasons. In 2001, Clark moved to Bartlett High School and claimed a third state title, becoming the first Tennessee High School baseball coach to win state titles at three different schools. Clark enters his 11th season at Bartlett in 2012 with a career record of 881-274. Clark was named head coach of the USA Baseball junior team in 1999 and the squad went on to claim the Gold Medal in the games at Tiawan. Clark is also a member of the TBCA Hall of Fame and will be inducted into the National High School Coaches Asso-ciation Hall of Fame in 2012. Phil’s son, Zach, is a current assistant on the Tiger baseball staff.

STAN BRONSON

Known as a living legend in Tiger base-ball, Stan Bronson had his jersey retired on the wall at FedExPark during the 2010 sea-son. Head Coach Daron Schoenrock and the University of Memphis baseball program honored its legendary batboy by officially re-tiring his jersey in a pre-game ceremony on April 24. Bronson holds a place in history as the “Most Durable Batboy” ever, as approved by Guinness World Records. Bronson was honored by the University’s athletic depart-ment and presented the official Guinness World Records certificate in a pre-game cere-mony on May 5, 2007. Stan attends many practices for both the Tiger football and baseball teams and makes cameo appearances at women’s basketball games and volleyball matches. He has been a fixture in the Tiger baseball program for 54 years--a stretch in which Memphis has played approximately 2,425 games. The U of M is looking forward to many more years with Stan in the dugout.

AL BROWN

A native of Memphis, Tenn., Al Brown was a standout left-handed pitcher at Mem-phis Central High School, before lettering for then-Memphis State College from 1947-48. After his collegiate career, Brown went on to play professionally in the Chicago White Sox minor league system. After his playing days were over, Brown served as a part-time base-ball scout for the White Sox organization until 1978. Brown returned to Memphis and took over the baseball program at his alma mater, Central High School. While at Central, Brown led the Warriors to the 1958 Tennessee State Championship before moving across town and serving as Athletic Director and bas-ketball and football coach at Overton High School in Memphis, from 1959-1962. In 1962, Brown became the Head Base-ball Coach and Assistant Basketball Coach at then-Memphis State University. The multi-talented Brown also served as the color commentator for University of Memphis in basketball and football and for the Memphis Chicks Double-A Baseball with WMC-TV, WK-NO-TV and radio stations for 33 years (1963-1996). During this time, Brown authored two books, “Coaching Isn’t Easy” and “Basic Thoughts in Coaching Baseball.” From 1963-71, Brown guided the Ti-gers’ baseball program, racking up a 156-118-4 record. The Tigers posted winning seasons in seven of his nine years as head coach, in-cluding winning 21 games in 1964 and 1965--the first 20-win seasons in school history. Brown departed from the U of M as the base-ball program’s winningest coach. Following his coaching career, Brown joined the Memphis Park Commission and later took over as the manager of Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium and the Memphis Fairgrounds. He was a founder and served 14 years with the Mid-South Stadium Managers Association. He returned to the University of Memphis in 1991 and served as the Executive Director of the University of Memphis M Club for 15 years. Brown was the recipient of the Univer-sity of Memphis Athletic Department’s Billy J. Murphy Award in 1984. Brown was a board member for the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame for over 25 years and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2007.



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Paxton was a four-year letterwinner un-der Head Coach Bobby Kilpatrick. In his stint in the Blue and Gray, the right hander went 22-11 and struck out over 200 batters. The 22 wins he posted on the mound ranks sixth all-time on Memphis’ career pitching wins list, while his 208 strikeouts and 259 innings of work are both ranked fifth. The Memphis na-tive recorded 19 complete games as a Tiger, including going the distance in one of the pro-gram’s 11 one-hitters to defeat Millikan Col-lege 2-1 in 1975. Paxton put up two of the program’s top-five single-season ERA totals when he finished with a 1.87 (fourth on Memphis’ single-season list) in 1974 and then followed that by posting a 1.98 ERA in 1975. He led the Tigers in innings pitched in ‘74 and then paced the staff in innings (67.0) and strikeouts (68) in the ‘75 season. He was in-ducted into the M-Club Hall of Fame in 1982. Paxton was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 1975 amateur draft and worked his way through the farm system. He made his Major League debut in a Red Sox uniform against the Minnesota Twins on May 25, 1977. As a rookie, he went on to post a 10-5 record, with a 3.58 ERA and 58 strikeouts in 108 innings of work. He made 12 starts in 29 appearances. His strongest outing came on July 28, 1977 when he tossed a 12-0 complete-game shut-out against the Milwaukee Brewers. He was traded to the Cleveland Indians prior to the 1978 season and had perhaps the most productive season of his four-year career. He worked 191 innings and went 12-11 with 96 strikeouts in 27 starts. In his 27 starts, Paxton went the distance five times. He was dominant, posting a pair of complete-game shutouts in the 1978 schedule. Paxton accomplished and unusual feat on July 21, 1978 when he struck out four batters in the fifth inning of an 11-0 win against the Seattle Mariners. Paxton finished his career in 1980 with the Indians. For his Major League stint, he went 30-24 in 99 appearances with 63 starts and 10 complete games. He struck out 230 hitters and posted a 4.71 lifetime ERA.

MARK LITTLE

A native of Edwardsville, Illinois, Mark Little came to the Tiger baseball program and rewrote the career hitting record book in just two seasons. Little, who was drafted in the 8th round by the Texas Rangers after an All-Amer-ican campaign at Memphis in 1994, still holds the Memphis baseball career record for bat-ting average (.424) and single season records for hits (104), runs scored (93), RBI (86), home runs (21), slugging percentage (.816) and total bases (195). He is still tied for the single game record for home runs in a game, three, a feat he accomplished against Dayton in 1994. He also still holds the school record for longest hitting streak (24 games). Behind the power of Little, the 1994 Tigers advanced to the NCAA tournament, falling one game short of the College World Series. Little was named to the 1994 NCAA All-Region team and was named the Great Midwest Confer-ence MVP. After being drafted in 1994, Little spent six seasons in minor league baseball, including one season in Memphis in the PCL, before being called up to St. Louis. Little then spent two more years with Memphis in the PCL before playing the next four years in MLB with three different teams (Colorado, Arizona and the New York Mets). Most recently Little played 32 games for the Cleveland Indians in 2004 and has played in over 150 games in Major League Baseball. He was an outfielder for the Albuquerque Isotopes, a AAA affiliate of the Florida Marlins, before retiring in 2006.

BOBBY KILPATRICK

The most successful coach in Memphis baseball history, Coach Bobby Kilpatrick served the University of Memphis as the head baseball coach for 21 years. Under his tutelage Memphis won 653 games, including a pair of Metro Conference titles in 1976 and 1978. He led Memphis to NCAA Regional ap-pearances in 1976, 1978 and 1981. Both the `78 and `81 teams advanced to the Regional Championship game. Kilpatrick took a struggling Memphis pro-gram and turned it into a national power as 33 former Tigers were drafted in the Coach K Era. He was the first Tiger coach to post consecutive 30-win seasons in 1975 and 1976 and then became the first to guide Memphis to a 40-win season when his 1978 squad went 40-9. In his tenure as Memphis’ skipper, Kilpatrick led the Tigers to 14 30-win cam-paigns and 20 winning seasons. Coach Kilpatrick stepped down from his head coaching post after the 1992 season. His legacy continued as the Tigers went on to ad-vance to the Great Midwest Conference tour-nament championship in each of the next three seasons. Memphis claimed the GMC crown in 1993 and 1995. At the conclusion of his coaching career Coach K remained heavily involved in the baseball program, as well as eight other Olympic sports as the University’s spring sports coordinator. Kilpatrick also served as the Special Events Coordinator for Memphis, serving as the tournament director for three different NCAA Basketball First and Second Round tourna-ments and one NCAA Women’s Regional Fi-nal.

CHARLIE LEA

In his lone season as a Tiger hurler, Lea helped the 1978 squad to a 40-9 record and a Metro Conference Championship. Inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame in 1984, Lea posted a 9-2 record as a junior and threw 7.2 strong innings to pick up a win in the 1978 NCAA Baseball Tournament, as Memphis knocked off North Carolina, 8-6. In one sea-son with the Tigers, Lea set the school record for appearances (19) by a pitcher in a single season, most innings pitched (97 2/3) in a single season and most saves (5) recorded in a single season. Lea posted a no-hitter against Arkansas-Little Rock during the 1978 baseball season.Born on Christmas Day in Orleans, France, in 1956, Lea was selected in the ninth round of the 1978 Major League Baseball amateur draft by the Montreal Expos and played for the Expos’ affiliate in his hometown. Lea went 9-0 with a 0.84 earned-run average with the Double-A Memphis Chicks in 1980 before making his major league debut with the Ex-pos in June.Winner of 62 games in a career that ended with Minnesota in 1988, Lea pitched a no-hit-ter against San Francisco in 1981 and was the starting and winning pitcher for the National League in the 1984 All-Star Game.



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Year Player Pos. Rd Overall Team2012 Dan Langfield RHP 3 109 Reds2012 Jacob Wilson 2B 10 330 Cardinals 2011 Drew Martinez CF 10 315 Angels2011 Ben Paullus RHP 19 599 Yankees2011 Chad Zurcher 2B 31 942 Mets2011 Phillip Chapman C 35 1078 Twins2011 Ryan Holland LHP 39 1197 Giants2010 Ryan Fraser RHP 16 482 Mets2010 Drew Martinez* CF 23 692 Mets2008 Scott McGregor RHP 15 455 Cardinals2008 Neil Schenk LHP 23 683 Rays2008 Will Hudgens RHP 23 689 Reds2008 Chris Kirkland RHP 36 1092 Mariners2007 Bill Moss 2B 28 847 Cubs2004 Brent Dlugach SS 6 163 Tigers2004 Jarrett Grube RHP 10 290 Rockies2004 Derek Hankins RHP 10 292 Pirates2004 Bill Edwards RHP 29 863 Angels2003 Kevin House OF 17 515 Cardinals2001 Jason Weidmeyer LHP 6 180 Padres2001 Dan Uggla 2B 11 338 Diamondbacks2001 Layne Dawson RHP 26 770 Phillies2000 Jon Leicester RHP 11 313 Cubs1999 Josh Stewart LHP 5 159 White Sox1999 Craig House RHP 12 370 Rockies1998 Craig House* RHP 15 448 Pirates1998 Cary Hiles RHP 23 674 Phillies1997 Chad Harville RHP 2 63 Athletics1997 Heath Bender 1B 23 711 Indians1997 Russell Bratton RHP 42 1260 Twins1994 Mark Little OF 8 225 Rangers1994 Jason McCommon RHP 10 280 Expos1994 Cary Fenton 2B 23 644 Expos1993 Chris Stewart RHP 49 1356 Cardinals1992 Joe Lantrip LHP 32 884 Orioles1991 Brad Seitzer 3B 11 290 Orioles1991 Paul Romanoli LHP 38 987 Cardinals1991 Steven Jones RHP 41 1064 Cardinals1989 Tony Ochs C 5 120 Cardinals1989 Mark Bowlan RHP 19 484 Cardinals1988 Andy Cook RHP 11 287 Yankees1988 Mark Bowlan* RHP 21 531 Rangers1987 Joe Newcomb RHP 8 205 Blue Jays1985 Tim Dulin 2B 5 125 Orioles1984 Tim Dulin 2B 7 171 Expos1984 Shane Young LHP 21 523 Mets1984 Allen Sigler OF 21 527 Reds1984 Allen Wilson C 30 711 Mets1983 Tim Corder RHP 5 125 Red Sox1983 Kevin Dotson C 12 306 Dodgers1983 Allen Sigler* OF 26 658 Cardinals1981 Dave Anderson SS 1 22 Dodgers1981 Richard Webster RHP 9 211 Mets1980 Mark Shuler RHP 26 657 Expos1978 Charlie Lea RHP 9 217 Expos1976 Danny Parks RHP 10 238 Red Sox1976 Ken McKinney 2B 19 456 Athletics1976 Ron McNeely OF 28 636 Athletics1975 Mike Paxton RHP 23 538 Red Sox1975 Jeff Carter 3B 24 551 Mets1973 Michael Dlugach C 33 685 White Sox1967 Ricky Sayle OF 24 470 Tigers1967 Roy Myers OF 10 175 Tigers1965 C.A. McGowan RHP 12 247 Cardinals

* - Drafted, but returned to the University of MemphisBold indicates players who have played in the Major Leagues

Undrafted Players in Pros 2010 Brennon Martin LHP Royals2007 Adam Amar 1B Blue Jays 2002 Ryan O’Malley LHP Cubs

Rd Overall Player Pos. Year Team1 22 Dave Anderson SS 1981 Dodgers2 63 Chad Harville RHP 1997 Athletics3 109 Dan Langfield RHP 2012 Reds5 120 Tony Ochs C 1989 Cardinals 5 125 Tim Dulin 2B 1985 Orioles 5 125 Tim Corder RHP 1983 Red Sox5 159 Josh Stewart LHP 1999 White Sox6 163 Brent Dlugach SS 2004 Tigers6 180 Jason Wiedmeyer LHP 2001 Padres7 171 Time Dulin* 2B 1984 Expos8 205 Joe Newcomb RHP 1987 Blue Jays8 225 Mark Little OF 1994 Rangers9 211 Richard Webster RHP 1981 Mets9 217 Charlie Lea RHP 1978 Expos10 175 Roy Myers OF 1967 Tigers10 238 Danny Parks RHP 1976 Red Sox10 280 Jason McCommon RHP 1994 Expos10 290 Jarrett Grube RHP 2004 Rockies10 292 Derek Hankins RHP 2004 Pirates10 315 Drew Martinez CF 2011 Angels10 330 Jacob Wilson 2B 2012 Cardinals11 287 Andy Cook RHP 1988 Yankees11 290 Brad Seitzer 3B 1991 Orioles11 313 Jon Leicester RHP 2000 Cubs11 338 Dan Uggla 2B 2001 Diamondbacks12 247 C.A. McGowan RHP 1965 Cardinals12 306 Kevin Dotson C 1983 Dodgers12 370 Craig House RHP 1999 Rockies15 448 Craig House* RHP 1998 Pirates15 455 Scott McGregor RHP 2008 Cardinals16 482 Ryan Fraser RHP 2010 Mets17 515 Kevin House OF 2003 Cardinals19 456 Ken McKinney 2B 1976 Athletics19 484 Mark Bowlan RHP 1989 Cardinals19 599 Ben Paullus RHP 2011 Yankees21 523 Shane Young LHP 1984 Mets21 527 Allen Sigler OF 1984 Reds21 531 Mark Bowlan* RHP 1988 Rangers23 538 Mike Paxton RHP 1975 Red Sox23 644 Cary Fenton 2B 1994 Expos23 674 Cary Hiles RHP 1998 Phillies23 683 Neil Schenk LHP 2008 Rays23 689 Will Hudgens RHP 2008 Reds23 692 Drew Martinez* CF 2010 Mets23 711 Heath Bender 1B 1997 Indians24 470 Ricky Sayle OF 1967 Tigers24 551 Jeff Carter 3B 1975 Mets28 636 Ron McNeely OF 1976 Athletics 26 657 Mark Shuler RHP 1980 Expos26 658 Allen Sigler* OF 1983 Cardinals26 770 Layne Dawson RHP 2001 Phillies28 847 Bill Moss 2B 2007 Cubs29 863 Bill Edwards RHP 2004 Angels30 711 Allen Willson C 1984 Mets31 942 Chad Zurcher 2B 2011 Mets32 884 Joe Lantrip LHP 1992 Orioles33 685 Michael Dlugach C 1973 White Sox35 1078 Phillip Chapman C 2011 Twins36 1092 Chris Kirkland RHP 2008 Mariners38 987 Paul Romanoli LHP 1991 Cardinals39 1197 Ryan Holland LHP 2011 Giants41 1064 Steven Jones RHP 1991 Cardinals42 1260 Russell Bratton RHP 1997 Twins49 1356 Chris Stewart RHP 1993 Cardinals


Team Player Pos. Rd Overall YearAngels Drew Martinez CF 10 315 2011Angels Bill Edwards RHP 29 863 2004Athletics Chad Harville RHP 2 63 1997Athletics Ken McKinney 2B 19 456 1976Athletics Ron McNeely OF 28 636 1976Blue Jays Joe Newcomb RHP 8 205 1987Cardinals Tony Ochs C 5 120 1989Cardinals Jacob Wilson 2B 10 330 2012Cardinals C.A. McGowan RHP 12 247 1965Cardinals Scott McGregor RHP 15 455 2008Cardinals Kevin House OF 17 515 2003Cardinals Mark Bowlan RHP 19 484 1989Cardinals Allen Sigler* OF 26 658 1983Cardinals Paul Romanoli LHP 38 987 1991Cardinals Steven Jones RHP 41 1064 1991Cardinals Chris Stewart RHP 49 1356 1993Cubs Jon Leicester RHP 11 313 2000Cubs Bill Moss 2B 28 847 2007Diamondbacks Dan Uggla 2B 11 338 2001Dodgers Dave Anderson SS 1 22 1981Dodgers Kevin Dotson C 12 306 1983Expos Tim Dulin* 2B 7 171 1984Expos Charlie Lea RHP 9 211 1978Expos Jason McCommon RHP 10 280 1994Expos Cary Fenton 2B 23 644 1994Expos Mark Shuler RHP 26 657 1980Giants Ryan Holland LHP 39 1197 2011Indians Heath Bender 1B 23 711 1997Mariners Chris Kirkland RHP 36 1092 2008Mets Richard Webster RHP 9 211 1981Mets Ryan Fraser RHP 16 482 2010Mets Shane Young LHP 21 523 1984Mets Drew Martinez* CF 23 692 2010Mets Jeff Carter 3B 24 551 1975Mets Aleen Wilson C 30 711 1984Mets Chad Zurcher 2B 31 942 2011Orioles Tim Dulin 2B 5 125 1985Orioles Brad Seitzer 3B 11 290 1991Orioles Joe Lantrip LHP 32 884 1992Padres Jason Weidmeyer LHP 6 180 2001Phillies Cary Hiles RHP 23 674 1998Phillies Layne Dawson RHP 26 770 2001Pirates Derek Hankins RHP 10 292 2004Pirates Craig House* RHP 15 448 1998Rangers Mark Little OF 8 225 1994Rangers Mark Bowlan* RHP 21 531 1988Rays Neil Schenk LHP 23 683 2008Reds Dan Langfield RHP 3 109 2012Reds Allen Sigler OF 21 527 1984Reds Will Hudgens RHP 23 689 2008Red Sox Tim Corder RHP 5 125 1983Red Sox Danny Parks RHP 10 238 1976Red Sox Mike Paxton RHP 23 538 1975Rockies Jarrett Grube RHP 10 290 2004Rockies Craig House RHP 12 370 1999Tigers Brent Dlugach SS 6 163 2004Tigers Roy Myers OF 10 175 1967Tigers Ricky Sayle OF 24 470 1967Twins Phillip Chapman C 35 1078 2011Twins Russell Bratton RHP 42 1260 1997White Sox Josh Stewart LHP 5 159 1999White Sox Mike Dlugach C 33 685 1973Yankees Andy Cook RHP 11 287 1988Yankees Ben Paullus RHP 19 599 2011


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Highest Batting Avg. (Min. 200 AB)1. .424 - Mark Little ...................................1993-94

Highest Batting Avg. (Min. 100 AB)1. .432 - Charles Brewer ............................1950-522. .424 - Mark Little ...................................1993-943. .396 - Dave Anderson ............................1980-814. .395 - Ron McNeely ...............................1974-765. .386 - Allen Robinson .............................1977-78

Most Games Played1. 224 - K.K. Chalmers ................................2005-082. 222 - Jacob Wilson .................................2009-123. 218 - Adam McClain ..............................2008-124. 217 - Adam Amar ..................................2004-075. 208 - Chris Marable ..............................1986-89

Most At Bats1. 854 - Jacob Wilson .................................2009-122. 833 - Adam McClain ..............................2008-123. 719 - Chris Marable ..............................1986-89

Most Runs Scored1. 186 - K.K. Chalmers ...............................2005-082. 170 - Jacob Wilson .................................2009-123. 165 - Tim Dulin ......................................1982-854. 157 - Bill Moss ......................................2003-07 157 - Adam McClain ..............................2008-12

Most Hits1. 276 - Adam Amar...................................2004-072. 265 - Adam McClain ..............................2008-123. 257 - Jacob Wilson .................................2009-124. 252 - Chad Zurcher ................................2007-115. 250 - Bill Moss .......................................2003-07

Most Doubles1. 64 - Steve Moss .....................................1990-93 64 - Jacob Wilson ...................................2009-123. 61 - Chris Marable .................................1986-894. 55 - Bill Moss .........................................2003-075. 48 - Adam Amar.....................................2004-07

Most Triples1. 15 - K.K. Chalmers ..................................2005-082. 13 - Cary Fenton ....................................1993-943. 11 - Mark Little ......................................1993-94 11 - David Hernandez ............................1981-82 11 - Phil Smith .......................................1977-80 11 - Mike Dlugach ..................................1970-73

Most Home Runs1. 37 - Rodney Bright .................................1986-882. 31 - Adam Amar.....................................2004-07 31 - Jacob Wilson ...................................2009-124. 28 - Jeff Acuff .........................................1985-87 28 - Mark Little ......................................1993-94 28 - Barret Smith ...................................1999-02

Most Runs Batted In1. 192 - Adam Amar...................................2004-072. 189 - Jacob Wilson .................................2009-123. 170 - Chris Marable ...............................1986-894. 155 - Steve Moss ...................................1990-935. 152 - Shane Young .................................1981-84

Most Walks1. 138 - K.K. Chalmers ................................2005-082. 116 - Brad Seitzer ..................................1989-913. 113 - Jacob Wilson .................................2009-124. 108 - Steve Moss ...................................1990-935. 103 - Chris Marable ...............................1986-89

Most Times Struck Out1. 160 - Trey Weidman ..............................2006-10

Most Stolen Bases1. 112 - K.K. Chalmers ................................2005-082. 66 - Tim Dulin ........................................1982-853. 55 - Dave Anderson ...............................1980-814. 53 - Tim Heming ....................................1991-925. 52 - Steve Scott ......................................1984-87

Most Total Bases1. 418 - Jacob Wilson .................................2009-122. 377 - Chris Marable ...............................1986-893. 368 - Adam McClain ..............................2008-12

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Most Wins1. 28 - Bubba Cummings............................1982-852. 27 - Tim Corder ......................................1981-833. 25 - Blair Gilbert ....................................1977-804. 24 - Collins Day ......................................1993-965. 23 - Danny Parks ....................................1973-76

Most Innings Pitched1. 342.1 - Lonnie Glass...............................1992-962. 287.1 - Blair Gilbert ...............................1977-803. 278.2 - Jason McCommon .....................1991-944. 275.0 - Bubba Cummings ......................1982-855. 270.0 - Brennon Martin .........................2007-10

Most Walks Allowed1. 140 - Jason McCommon ........................1991-942. 136 - Ryan Holland ................................2008-113. 129 - Gary Gallo .....................................1983-864. 128 - Lonnie Glass..................................1992-965. 127 - Chris Stewart ................................1990-93

Most Strikeouts1. 303 - Craig House ..................................1996-992. 266 - Lonnie Glass..................................1992-963. 252 - Dan Langfield ................................2010-124. 226 - Chad Harville ................................1995-975. 214 - Collins Day ....................................1993-96

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Most Games Played1. 63 ................................................................ 2007 63 ................................................................ 19943. 60 ................................................................ 2006 60 ................................................................ 1995 60 ................................................................ 1981

Most Wins1. 52 (52-11) ................................................... 19942. 48 (48-11-1) ................................................ 19813. 42 (42-15) ................................................... 19934. 40 (40-16) ................................................... 1986 40 (40-9) ..................................................... 1978

Most Consecutive Wins1. 19 ................................................................ 19812. 16 ................................................................ 19943. 15 ................................................................ 1982 15 ................................................................ 1975 15 .......................................... 1975 (12) 1976 (3)

Most Losses1. 42 ................................................................ 20052. 38 ................................................................ 20083. 37 ................................................................ 20004. 33 ................................................................ 20035. 32 ................................................................ 2009

Most Consecutive Losses1. 14 ................................................................ 20002. 13 ................................................................ 2008 13 .......................................... 1999 (3) 2000 (10)4. 11 ................................................................ 2005 11 ................................................................ 1997 11 ................................................................ 1971

Best Won/Lost Record1. .861 (15-2-1) .............................................. 19132. .852 (52-11) ................................................ 19943. .816 (40-9) .................................................. 19784. .814 (48-11) ................................................ 19815. .808 (21-5) .................................................. 1964

Consecutive Games Without Being Shut Out1. 182 .........................................................1975-792. 100 .........................................................1951-613. 83 ...........................................................1983-854. 82 ...........................................................2005-07 82 ...........................................................2009-11

Consecutive Shutouts1. 3 .................................................................. 19832. 2 .................................................................. 1991 2 .................................................................. 1985 2 ..................................................................1984 2 ..................................................................1982 2 ..................................................................1979 2 ..................................................................1977 2 (Twice) .....................................................1976 2 ..................................................................1975 2 .................................................................. 1974 2 ..................................................................1973 2 ..................................................................1969

Consecutive Shutout Losses1. 3 .................................................................. 19742. 2 .................................................................. 1998 2 .................................................................. 1997

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Highest Batting Avg.1. .357 ............................................................. 19782. .337 ............................................................. 19813. .336 ............................................................. 19944. .321 ............................................................. 2010 5. .317 ............................................................. 1980

Most Runs Scored1. 595 .............................................................. 19942. 494 .............................................................. 19813. 453 .............................................................. 20064. 445 .............................................................. 19875. 443 .............................................................. 1978

Most Hits1. 752 .............................................................. 19942. 699 .............................................................. 20063. 676 .............................................................. 20104. 665 .............................................................. 20075. 624 .............................................................. 1981

Most Doubles1. 137 .............................................................. 20072. 130 .............................................................. 20063. 122 .............................................................. 2001 122 .............................................................. 19875. 121 .............................................................. 1993

Most Triples1. 25 ................................................................ 19812. 20 ................................................................ 19763. 19 ................................................................ 19944. 18 ................................................................ 2001 18 ................................................................ 1977

Most Home Runs1. 74 ................................................................ 19862. 72 ................................................................ 19873. 70 ................................................................ 2001 70 ................................................................ 19945. 68 ................................................................ 1981

Most Runs Batted In1. 556 .............................................................. 19942. 417 .............................................................. 19813. 413 .............................................................. 20064. 401 .............................................................. 19875. 399 .............................................................. 2007

Most Total Bases1. 1118 ............................................................ 19942. 1039 ............................................................ 20063. 1011 ............................................................ 20074. 984 .............................................................. 20105. 903 .............................................................. 2001

Most Walks1. 348 .............................................................. 19942. 303 .............................................................. 19953. 272 .............................................................. 19864. 270 .............................................................. 19815. 268 .............................................................. 1989

Most Stolen Bases1. 151 ..............................................................19942. 111 ..............................................................19923. 110..............................................................19814. 104 .............................................................19785. 102..............................................................1975

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Highest Batting Avg (Min. 100 AB)1. .462 - Ron McNeely .................................... 19762. .443 - Chad Zurcher .................................... 20113. .435 - Mark Little ........................................ 19944. .413 - Shane Young ..................................... 19815. .411 - Ron McNeely .................................... 1975

Most Games Played1. 63 - Mark Little ........................................... 1994 63 - Mark Bland .......................................... 1994 63 - Scott Curtis .......................................... 1994

Most At Bats1. 273 - Mark Bland ........................................ 19942. 260 - Drew Martinez ................................... 20103. 257 - Nate Weimer ..................................... 19944. 253 - Will Petersen ..................................... 20065. 252 - Cary Fenton ....................................... 1994

Most Runs Scored1. 93 - Mark Little ........................................... 19942. 87 - Mark Bland .......................................... 19943. 76 - Dave Anderson .................................... 1981 76 - Dave Hernandez .................................. 19815. 72 - Dan Uggla ............................................ 2001

Most Hits1. 104 - Mark Little ......................................... 19942. 98 - Drew Martinez ..................................... 20103. 97 - Nate Weimer ....................................... 1994 97 - Mark Bland .......................................... 19945. 92 - Chad Zurcher ....................................... 2010

Most Doubles1. 28 - Dan Uggla ............................................ 20012. 24 - Bill Moss .............................................. 20063. 22 - Will Petersen ....................................... 2006 22 - Tim Dulin ............................................. 19845. 21 - Phillip Chapman ................................... 2011 21 - Michael Murray ................................... 2007

Most Triples1. 7 - Cary Fenton ........................................... 1994 7 - Mark Little ............................................. 1993 7 - Phill Smith .............................................. 1980

Most Home Runs1. 21 - Mark Little ........................................... 19942. 18 - Jeff Acuff .............................................. 1986 18 - Dan Uggla ............................................ 20014. 17 - Rodney Bright ...................................... 1987 17 - Jacob Wilson ........................................ 2012

Most Runs Batted In1. 86 - Mark Little ........................................... 19942. 67 - Tyler Huelsing ...................................... 2010 67 - Dan Uggla ............................................ 20014. 66 - Adam Amar.......................................... 2006 66 - Scott Curtis .......................................... 1994

Fewest Strikeouts (Min. 130 At-Bats)1. 1 - Ron McNeely (136 ABs) ......................... 1976

Most Walks1. 59 - Mike O’Keefe ....................................... 19942. 56 - Dale Logan ........................................... 19813. 45 - Mark Little ........................................... 19944. 44 - Cary Fenton ......................................... 1993 44 - Brad Seitzer ......................................... 1989 44 - Ralph Garrett ....................................... 1980

Most Stolen Bases1. 39 - K.K. Chalmers ......................................2006 39 - Dave Anderson ...................................1981 39 - Rene White .........................................19754. 35 - Mark Little ...........................................19945. 34 - Mark Bland .........................................1994



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Lowest Earned Run Avg.1. 2.52 ............................................................. 19752. 2.79 ............................................................. 19763. 3.04 ............................................................. 19734. 3.06 ............................................................. 1986 3.06 ............................................................. 1977

Fewest Hits Allowed1. 379 .............................................................. 19862. 407 .............................................................. 19933. 423 .............................................................. 19924. 439 .............................................................. 19975. 443 .............................................................. 1981

Fewest Runs Allowed1. 107 .............................................................. 19752. 142 .............................................................. 19763. 146 .............................................................. 19744. 150 .............................................................. 19735. 159 .............................................................. 1972

Fewest Earned Runs Allowed1. 72 ................................................................ 19752. 99 ................................................................ 19743. 101 .............................................................. 19764. 107 .............................................................. 19735. 119 .............................................................. 1977

Most Strikeouts1. 462 .............................................................. 20102. 435 .............................................................. 19993. 434 .............................................................. 20114. 433 .............................................................. 20045. 417 .............................................................. 2008

Fewest Walks Allowed1. 67 ................................................................ 19752. 105 .............................................................. 19723. 136 .............................................................. 19884. 138 .............................................................. 19835. 140 .............................................................. 1974

Saves1. 17 ................................................................ 19782. 16 ................................................................ 19813. 15 ................................................................ 20014. 14 ................................................................ 2007 14 ................................................................ 1994 14 ................................................................ 1989

Shutouts1. 11 ................................................................ 19762. 9 .................................................................. 19753. 8 .................................................................. 19744. 7 .................................................................. 1983 7 .................................................................. 1973

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Lowest Earned Run Avg (Min 60 IP)1. 1.17 - Danny Parks ...................................... 19752. 1.35 - Dusty Farmer .................................... 19773. 1.87 - Mike Paxton ...................................... 19744. 1.98 - Mike Paxton ...................................... 19755. 2.04 - Greg Smith ........................................ 1993

Most Wins1. 13 - Dan Guehne ......................................... 19942. 12 - Collins Day ........................................... 19943. 11 - Blair Gilbert ......................................... 1978 11 - Dusty Farmer ....................................... 19775. 10 - Jason McCommon ............................... 1994 10 - Chris Stewart ....................................... 1993 10 - Greg Smith ........................................... 1993 10 - Tim Corder ........................................... 1982 10 - Andy Cook ........................................... 1988

Most Loses1. 11 - Jonathan Leicester ............................... 20002. 9 - Russ Bratton .......................................... 19973. 8 - Scott McGregor...................................... 2008 8 - Craig House ........................................... 1998 8 - Mark Shuler ........................................... 1980 8 - Lonnie Glass........................................... 1996 8 - Stephen Gostkowski .............................. 2005 8 - Neil Schenk ............................................ 2005

Most Saves1. 9 - Matt Yokley ............................................ 20072. 8 - Jeff Ince.................................................. 1994 8 - Chad Harville ......................................... 1996 8 - Jonathan Van Eaton ............................... 20125. 7 - Steve Moss ............................................ 1991

Most Appearances1. 30 - Jonathan Van Eaton ............................. 20122. 29 - Layne Dawson ...................................... 20013. 26 - Matt Yokley .......................................... 2007 26 - Corey Kines .......................................... 2004 26 - Josh Cartwright .................................... 2001 26 - Chris South .......................................... 2005

Most Games Started1. 18 - Dan Guehne ......................................... 19942. 17 - Blair Gilbert ......................................... 19783. 16 - Andy Cook ........................................... 1988 16 - Lonnie Glass......................................... 1995 16 - Jason Wiedmeyer ................................ 2001

Most Complete Games1. 8 - Blair Gilbert ........................................... 1978 8 - Tim Corder ............................................. 1982 8 - Joe Lantrip ............................................. 1992 8 - Lonnie Glass........................................... 19955. 7 - Bubba Cummings................................... 1984 7 - Paul Romanoli ........................................ 1991 7 - Chad Harville ......................................... 1997

Most Shutouts1. 5 - Danny Parks ........................................... 19742. 3 - Mark Bowlan ......................................... 1987 3 - Chase Joiner .......................................... 20124. 2 - Collins Day ............................................. 1994 2 - Rusty Covington ..................................... 1986 2 - Rusty Covington ..................................... 1985

Most Innings Pitched1. 113.2 - Dan Guehne .................................... 19942. 111.2 - Andy Cook ...................................... 19883. 107.1 - Steve Jones ..................................... 19904. 105.1 - Paul Romanoli ................................. 19915. 102.0 - Jarrett Grube .................................. 2004

Most Hits Allowed1. 122 - Steve Jones ........................................ 19912. 120 - Andy Cook ......................................... 19883. 118 - Dan Guehne ....................................... 19944. 116 - Ryan Fraser ........................................ 20105. 115 - Brennon Martin ................................. 2010 115 - Scott McGregor ................................. 2008

Most Runs Allowed1. 78 - Dan Guehne ......................................... 19942. 74 - Andy Cook ........................................... 1988 74 - Stephen Gostkowski ............................ 20054. 72 - Steve Jones .......................................... 19905. 68 - Ryan Fraser .......................................... 2010

Most Earned Runs Allowed1. 63 - Andy Cook ........................................... 19882. 60 - Dan Guehne ......................................... 19943. 59 - Ryan Fraser .......................................... 20104. 54 - Scott McGregor ................................... 2007 54 - Michael Novarese ................................ 2002 54 - Mark Bowlan ....................................... 1989 Most Walks Allowed1. 59 - Charlie Lea ........................................... 19782. 54 - Ryan Holland ....................................... 20113. 51 - Jason McCommon ............................... 19944. 49 - Dan Langfield ....................................... 2011 49 - Chad Harville ....................................... 1997

Most Strikeouts1. 136 - Chad Harville ..................................... 19972. 114 - Derek Hankins ................................... 20043. 112 - Craig House ....................................... 19994. 111 - Dan Langfield ..................................... 20124. 110 - Jarrett Grube ..................................... 2004

Most Home Runs Allowed1. 17 - Dan Guehne ......................................... 19942. 16 - Andy Cook ........................................... 19883. 13 - Daniel de Armas .................................. 2002 13 - Ryan Fraser .......................................... 2010 13 - Derek Hankins ..................................... 2004 13 - Scott McGregor ................................... 2006 13 - Ryan O’Malley ..................................... 2002 13 - Jason Wiedmeyer ................................ 2000

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Highest Fielding Pct.1. .977 ............................................................. 20112. .973 ............................................................. 20123.. .967 ............................................................. 2004 .967 ............................................................. 20015. .962 ............................................................. 2008

Most Putouts1. 1634 ............................................................ 20072. 1623 ............................................................ 19943. 1615 ............................................................ 20064. 1547 ............................................................ 20125. 1526 ............................................................ 2010

Most Assists1. 728 .............................................................. 19952. 691 .............................................................. 20063. 670 .............................................................. 20074. 664 .............................................................. 19995. 640 .............................................................. 1991

Fewest Errors1. 50 ................................................................ 20112. 60 ................................................................ 20123. 62 ................................................................ 19834. 64 ................................................................ 19825. 65 ................................................................ 1985

Most Errors1. 111 .............................................................. 20052. 106 .............................................................. 19983. 102 .............................................................. 19894. 101 .............................................................. 19955. 99 ................................................................ 1999

Most Double Plays Turned1. 76 ................................................................ 19942. 71 ................................................................ 19993. 68 ................................................................ 20064. 60 ................................................................ 19955. 58 ................................................................ 2007

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Highest Fielding Pct. (Min. 150 Chances)1. .997 - Cory Barton ...................................... 20062. .996 - Adam Amar....................................... 2005 .996 - Ryan Ballard ...................................... 1997 .996 - Greg Roper ....................................... 19795. .995 - Andy Gessell ..................................... 2002

Most Putouts1. 529 - Adam Amar........................................ 20072. 475 - T.J. Rich .............................................. 20113. 472 - Adam Amar........................................ 20064. 467 - Jay Fik ................................................ 20015. 463 - Adam Amar........................................ 2005

Most Assists1. 199 - Michael Murray ................................. 20072. 192 - Michael Murray ................................. 20063. 177 - Nick Garcia ......................................... 19994. 173 - Dan Uggla .......................................... 20015. 170 - Brent Dlugach .................................... 2004

Most Errors1. 29 - Brad Seitzer ......................................... 19902. 27 - Brian Noack ......................................... 19893. 25 - Michael Murray ................................... 2007 25 - Patrick Hope ........................................ 20055. 21 - Scott Curtis .......................................... 1995 21 - Brad Seitzer ......................................... 1989 21 - Scott Boggs .......................................... 1988 21 - Doug Granger ...................................... 1979

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Most At Bats1. 73 - vs. Evansville ........................................ 19992. 65 - vs. Delta State ...................................... 19783. 49 - vs. UAB................................................. 2011 49 - vs. Marshall ......................................... 20105. 48 - at Houston ........................................... 2012

Most Runs Scored1. 39 - vs. Delta State (39-3) ........................... 19782. 29 - vs. Southwestern (29-0)....................... 19513. 26 - vs. Dayton (26-11) ............................... 1994 26 - vs. Hanover (26-2) ............................... 19595. 25 - vs. Cincinnati (25-1) ............................. 1994 25 - vs. NATTC (25-6) .................................. 1951

Most Hits1. 41 - vs. Delta State ...................................... 19782. 25 - vs. Nicholls State .................................. 20053. 24 - vs. Marshall ......................................... 2010 24 - vs. UALR ............................................... 19905. 23 - vs. Rhodes ........................................... 1989 23 - at Houston ........................................... 2012

Most Runs Batted In1. 34 - vs. Delta State ...................................... 19782. 21 - vs. Marshall ......................................... 20103. 19 - vs. UT Martin ....................................... 2003 19 - vs. Nicholls State .................................. 20055. 18 - vs. Louisville ......................................... 2000

Most Doubles1. 10 - vs. UT Martin ....................................... 20012. 8 - vs. Evansville .......................................... 2011 8 - vs. Union ................................................ 19304. 7 - vs. Air Force ........................................... 2003 7 - vs. Arkansas State .................................. 1998

Most Triples1. 3 - vs. Ole Miss ............................................ 1986 3 - vs. Brownsville ....................................... 19153. 2 - at Marshall ............................................. 2012 2 - vs. Alcorn State ...................................... 2011 2 - vs. Evansville .......................................... 2011 2 - vs. Pittsburgh ......................................... 2010 2 - vs. Arkansas State .................................. 1997 2 - vs. Saint Louis ........................................ 1996 2 - vs. Mississippi State ............................... 1958

Most Home Runs1. 7 - vs. Eastern Illinois .................................. 20012. 6 - vs. Baylor ............................................... 19963. 5 - vs. Marshall ........................................... 2010 5 - vs. Cincinnati ......................................... 1999 5 - vs. South Carolina .................................. 1989

Most Total Bases1. 58 - vs. Delta State ...................................... 19782. 42 - vs. Marshall ......................................... 20103. 38 - vs. UT Martin ....................................... 20034. 35 - vs. Evansville ........................................ 20115. 34 - vs Nicholls State ................................... 2005

Most Walks1. 15 - vs. Middle Tennessee .......................... 19982. 14 - vs. Murray State................................... 19893. 12 - vs. Murray State................................... 2004 12 - at Middle Tennessee ............................ 20125. 10 - vs. Louisville ......................................... 1996 10 - vs. Tulane ............................................. 1990

Most Times Hit By Pitch1. 7 - vs. South Florida .................................... 1998

Most Times Struck Out1. 16 - vs. Cincinnati ....................................... 2005 16 - vs. Evansville ........................................ 19993. 15 - vs. Ole Miss .......................................... 2010 15 - vs. Ole Miss .......................................... 2004 15 - vs. Southern Miss ................................ 1998 15 - vs. Mississippi State ............................. 1996

Most Stolen Bases1. 14 - vs. Brownsville ..................................... 19152. 11 - vs. Rhodes ........................................... 19873. 9 - vs. Rhodes ............................................. 1989 9 - vs. Christian Brothers............................. 1988 9 - vs. Southwestern ................................... 1950



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Most At Bats1. 9 - Chad Zurcher vs. Middle Tennessee ...... 2008 9 - Craig House vs. Evansville ...................... 1999 9 - Dan Uggla vs. Evansville......................... 1999 9 - Nick Garcia vs. Evansville ....................... 1999 9 - Doug Granger vs. Delta State ................. 1978

Most Runs Scored1. 7 - Doug Granger vs. Delta State ................. 19782. 6 - David Parks vs. Delta State .................... 19783. 5 - Jeff Robinson vs. Delta State.................. 1978 5 - Tim Smith vs. Delta State ....................... 1978 5 - Jerry Daniel vs. Cornell (Iowa) ............... 1973

Most Hits1. 7 - Doug Granger vs. Delta State ................. 19782. 6 - David Parks vs. Delta State .................... 19783. 5 - Chad Zurcher vs. Eastern Kentucky........ 2011 5 - Jeff Cottam vs. Cincinnati ...................... 1992 5 - Paul Bakke vs. Southern Miss ................ 1988 5 - Terry Pressgrove vs. Delta State ............ 1978 5 - Ron McNeely vs. Millikin ....................... 1975 5 - Dave Loos vs. Bradley ............................ 1968 5 - Bill Dowdie vs. McKendree .................... 1964

Most Runs Batted In1. 9 - Bill Dowdle vs. McKendree .................... 1964 9 - Collins Day vs. Cincinnati ....................... 1994 9 - Dan Uggla vs. Eastern Illinois ................. 2001 9 - Bill Moss vs. Eastern Illinois ................... 2007

Most Doubles1. 4 - Jeff Cottam vs. Northern Iowa ............... 1990 4 - Legs Davis vs. Brownsville ...................... 19153. 3 - Randy Phillips vs. Southwestern ............ 1959 3 - Randy Bright vs. Tennessee ................... 1987 3 - Chris Marable vs. Tennessee ................. 1987

Most Triples1. 2 - C.D. Kilpatrick vs. Mississippi State ........ 1958

Most Home Runs1. 3 - Bill Dowdle vs. McKendree% ................. 1964 3- Kurk Crain vs. Tennessee Tech ................ 1984 3 - Chris Marable vs. Austin Peay................ 1987 3 - Mark Little vs. Dayton ............................ 1994 3 - Craig House vs. Army ............................. 1998 3 - Jason Lovell vs. Cincinnati...................... 1998 3 - Dan Uggla vs. Eastern Illinois ................. 2001 3 - Josh Payne vs. UT Martin ....................... 2003 3 - Adam Amar vs. Tulane ........................... 2006 3 - Tyler Huelsing vs. Marshall .................... 2010

Most Total Bases1. 15 - Chris Marable vs. Middle Tennessee ... 1987 15 - Tyler Huelsing vs. Marshall .................. 20103. 14 - Jason Lavell vs. Cincinnati .................... 19984. 13 - Phillip Chapman vs. Alcorn State ......... 20115. 12 - Seven Players Tied

Most Walks1. 4 - Chad Zurcher vs. East Carolina .............. 2011 4 - Jacob Wilson vs. Saint Peter’s ................ 2011 4 - Ray Anglin vs. LSU .................................. 1970 4 - Erick Kinnaman vs. Murray State ........... 1982 4 - Steve Scott vs. UALR .............................. 1985 4 - Chris Marable vs. NW Missouri ............. 1987 4 - Brad Seitzer vs. Murray State ................ 1989

Most Times Struck Out1. 5 - K.K. Chalmers vs. Middle Tennessee...... 2006 5 - K.K. Chalmers vs. Middle Tennessee...... 2004

Most Stolen Bases1. 5 - Ernest Ball vs. Brownsville ...................19152. 4 - Donnie Ganong vs. Notre Dame ..........1981 4 - Roy Henderson vs. Arkansas State ......1981 4 - Ron McNeely vs. Union ........................1981 4 - Steve Betzelberger vs. Ole Miss ...........1965 4 - Russell Vollmer vs. North Dakota ........1964 4 - John Bramlett vs. Howard ....................1963 4 - Rowland Eveland vs. Southwestern.....1950

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Most Innings Pitched1. 21 - at Evanville (4-4, T) .............................. 19992. 16 - at Houston (7-8, L) ............................... 20063. 15 - vs. UAB (8-9, L) .................................... 20024. 14 - at MTSU (17-11, W) ............................. 2008 14 - vs. SEMO (8-9, L) .................................. 2008

Most Hits Allowed1. 27 - vs. Rice ................................................. 2006 27 - vs. Southern Miss ................................ 20083. 25 - vs. South Carolina ................................ 19894. 24 - vs. Marshall ......................................... 20115. 23 - vs. Rice ................................................. 2010

Most Runs Allowed1. 28 - vs. Arkansas State (13-28) ................... 20082. 25 - vs. Nicholls State (4-25) ....................... 20053. 23 - vs. Ole Miss (10-23) ............................. 19324. 22 - vs. Baylor (3-22) ................................... 1996 22 - vs. Lambuth (2-22) ............................... 1980

Most Walks Allowed1. 15 - vs. Tulane ............................................. 19852. 12 - vs. Rice ................................................. 2012 12 - vs. Florida State ................................... 1988

Most Strikeouts1. 19 - vs. Evansville ........................................ 19992. 18 - vs. Murray State................................... 20043. 17 - vs. Kennesaw State .............................. 2011 17 - vs. UL Monroe ..................................... 2010 17 - vs. Cincinnati ....................................... 1997

Most Home Runs Allowed1. 5 - vs. Marshall ........................................... 2011

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Most Innings Pitched1. 13 - Harry Aycock vs. Hendrix ..................... 19162. 11 - Chad Harville vs. Saint Louis ................ 19973. 9.2 - Jonathan Leicester vs. Southern Miss .... 2000

Most Runs Allowed1. 10 - Ryan Fraser vs. East Carolina ............... 20102. 9 - Sam Moll at Missouri ............................. 2012 9 - Clayton Gant vs. Kennesaw State .......... 2012 9 - Ryan Holland vs. Marshall ..................... 2011 9 - Tyler Farley vs. UCF ................................ 2011 9 - Darryle Crutcher vs. Baylor .................... 1996

Most Earned Runs Allowed1. 10 - Ryan Fraser vs. East Carolina ............... 20102. 9 - Ryan Holland vs. Marshall ..................... 20113. 8 - Sam Moll at Missouri ............................. 2012 8 - Clayton Gant vs. Kennesaw State .......... 2012 8 - Jody McKibben vs. Middle Tennessee ... 1997

Most Strikeouts1. 17 - Chad Harville vs. Cincinnati ................. 1997 17 - Derek Hankins vs. Murray State .......... 20043. 16 - Dan Langfield vs. Kennesaw State ....... 2011 16 - Kirby Ellis vs. Illinois Wesleyan ............ 1964 16 - Dick Deweese vs. Hope College ........... 1964

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Most Putouts1. 63 - vs. Evansville ........................................ 19992. 47 - vs. Houston .......................................... 20063. 45 - vs. UAB................................................. 20024. 42 - vs. SEMO .............................................. 2008 42 - vs. Middle Tennessee .......................... 2008

Most Assists1. 35 - vs. Evansville ........................................ 19992. 23 - vs. Saint Louis ...................................... 20003. 21 - vs. Middle Tennessee .......................... 20044. 20 - vs. Houston .......................................... 20035. 19 - at Tulane .............................................. 2011 19 - vs. Saint Louis ...................................... 2005 19 - vs. Indiana ........................................... 2005 19 - vs. East Carolina ................................... 2004

Most Errors1. 14 - vs. Vanderbilt ....................................... 19352. 8 - vs. TCU ................................................... 20043. 7 - vs. Austin Peay ....................................... 2010 7 - vs. Baylor ............................................... 1996 7 - vs. Cincinnati ......................................... 1989 7 - vs. Murray State..................................... 1989

Most Double Plays1. 7 - vs. Murray State..................................... 20062. 4 - vs. Middle Tennessee ............................ 2005 4 - vs. Eastern Illinios .................................. 2000 4 - vs. Evansville .......................................... 1999 4 - vs. South Florida .................................... 1999 4 - vs. Middle Tennessee ............................ 1998 4 - vs. Tennessee Tech ................................ 1988

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Most Putouts1. 19 - Jay Fik vs. Evansville ............................. 19992. 18 - Phillip Chapman vs. Kennesaw State ... 2011 18 - Jay Fik vs. Saint Louis ........................... 2000 18 - Kurt Welch vs. Murray State ................ 20045. 17 - Heith Hatfield vs. UCF .......................... 2010

Most Assists1. 10 - Dan Uggla vs. Eastern Illinois ............... 2000 10 - Dan Uggla vs. Saint Louis ..................... 2000 10 - Nick Garcia vs. Evansville ..................... 1999 10 - Cary Fenton vs. ................................... 19935. 9 - Jordan Tolliver vs. Saint Louis ................ 2005 9 - Brent Dlugach vs. TCU ........................... 2003

Most Errors1. 3 - Jacob Wilson vs. Oakland ...................... 2010 3 - K.K. Chalmers vs. Mississippi State ........ 2005 3 - Jordan Hart vs. TCU ............................... 2004 3 - Bill Moss vs. South Florida ..................... 2003 3 - John Moran vs. Arkansas State .............. 2003 3 - Heath Bender vs. Southern Miss ........... 1997



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Most Runs Scored (Two Games)1. 49 - Delta State (39-3)/South Alabama (10-3) ................................19782. 44 - Dayton (18-6)/Dayton (26-11) ........................................... 19943. 43 - Eastern Ill. (20-4)/Eastern Ill. (23-15) ................................... 20014. 38 - Washington U (25-3)/Lambuth (13-1) ............................... 1987 38 - Illinois (22-4)/Illinois (16-8) ................................................ 19785. 37 - Illinios College (21-1)/Arkansas St. (16-1) ............................ 1992 Most Runs Scored (Three Games)1. 59 - at Dayton ........................................................................... 19942. 55 - vs. Eastern Illinois (DH)/at Charlotte .................................. 20013. 54 - at Delta State (DH)/vs. South Alabama. ............................. 19784. 51 - at South Alabama (DH)/vs. Dayton .................................... 19945. 50 - Delta State/South Alabama/Murray State ......................... 1978

Most Runs Scored (Four Games)1. 68 - at Murray State/at Dayton ................................................ 19942. 65 - at Dayton/vs. Ole Miss/at UALR/vs. Cincinnati .................. 1994 65 - at Dayton/vs. Ole Miss ....................................................... 19943. 61 - vs. Arkansas State/at South Alabama/vs. Dayton .............. 1994 61 - vs. Austin Peay/at Louisville ............................................... 1987 61 - at Louisville/vs. Rhodes ..................................................... 1987 61 - vs. Murray State/at Delta State/vs. South Alabama........... 1978 4. 59 - vs. SW Missouri State/vs. Eastern Illinois/at Charlotte ...... 2001 5. 58 - at Dayton/vs. Ole Miss/at UALR ......................................... 1994

Most Runs Scored (Five Games)1. 83 - at Dayton/vs. Ole Miss/at UALR/vs. Cincinnati .................. 19942. 76 - vs. Austin Peay/at Louisville/vs. Rhodes ............................ 19873. 74 - at Murray State/at Dayton/vs. Ole Miss ............................ 19944. 73 - at Dayton/vs. Ole Miss/at UALR ......................................... 19945. 71 - at Louisville/vs. Rhodes/vs. Arkansas State ....................... 1987

Most Runs Scored (Three Game Series)1. 59 - at Dayton* ......................................................................... 19942. 46 - at Louisville* ...................................................................... 19873. 45 - vs. Alcorn State .................................................................. 20114. 43 - vs. Illinois ........................................................................... 19785. 41 - at UCF* .............................................................................. 2006

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Fewest Runs Scored (Two Games)1. 0 - at SEMO/vs. Saint Louis ....................................................... 1998 0 - vs. Middle Tennessee/at UAB .............................................. 19972. 1 - 12x, last vs. Southern Miss .................................................. 20123. 2 - 22x, last vs. Southern Illinois/at #23 Auburn ....................... 20114. 3 - 39x, last vs. Houston/vs. UAB .............................................. 20125. 4 - 45x, last at Arkansas State/vs. #24 East Carolina ................. 2012

Fewest Runs Scored (Three Games)1. 1 - at #22 Mississippi State/at SEMO/at Saint Louis ................. 19982. 2 - vs. Southern Miss ................................................................. 2012 2 - at #30 Southern Miss/at Mississippi State/vs. #30 ECU ....... 2008 2 - vs. Middle Tennessee/at UAB .............................................. 19973. 3 - at #16 Tulane ....................................................................... 1999 3 - at UAB .................................................................................. 1997 3 - vs. Middle Tennessee/at UAB .............................................. 1997 3 - vs. #2 Alabama/at #15 Florida State .................................... 19834. 4 - at Middle Tennessee/vs. Tulane........................................... 2002 4 - at UAB .................................................................................. 2001 4 - at #13 Houston .................................................................... 20005. 5 - 11x, last vs. Southern Miss/vs. #18 Ole Miss ....................... 2012

Fewest Runs Scored (Four Games)1. 3 - vs. Middle Tennessee/at UAB .............................................. 19972. 5 - at #30 Southern Miss/at Mississippi State/vs. #30 ECU ....... 2008 5 - vs. Middle Tennessee/at UAB .............................................. 1997 5 - at Middle Tennesse/at Ole Miss/vs. Louisville ..................... 19903. 6 - at Southern Miss/vs. #18 Ole Miss ...................................... 2012 6 - at Marshall/at #23 Ole Miss/vs. #12 Rice ............................ 20084. 7 - 6x, last vs. Saint Louis/at #1 Tulane ..................................... 20055. 8 - 9x, last at Southern Miss/vs. #18 Ole Miss/at #7 UCF ......... 2012

Fewest Runs Scored (Five Games)1. 6 - vs. Middle Tennessee/at UAB .............................................. 19972. 8 - at Marshall/at #23 Ole Miss/vs. #12 Rice ............................ 20083. 9 - at Southern Miss/vs. #18 Ole Miss/at #7 UCF ..................... 2012 9 - at Middle Tennessee/at Ole Miss/vs. Louisville ................... 1990 9 - at Middle Tennessee/at Ole Miss/vs. Louisville/vs. Va. Tech .....19904. 10 - vs. #16 Vanderbilt/at #30 Southern Miss/at Miss. State.... 2008 10 - vs. Southern Miss/vs. Middle Tennessee/at UAB .............. 19975. 11 - at #30 Southern Miss/at Mississippi State/vs. #30 ECU ..... 2008 11 - vs. UAB/vs. Arkansas State/at Houston ............................. 1998 11 - vs. #3 Florida State/at South Carolina ................................ 1989

Fewest Runs Scored (Three Game Series)1. 2 - at Southern Miss* ................................................................ 2012 2. 3 - at #16 Tulane* ..................................................................... 1999 3 - at UAB* ................................................................................ 1997 3. 4 - at UAB* ................................................................................ 2001 4 - at #13 Houston* .................................................................. 2000 4. 5 - vs. Saint Louis*..................................................................... 2005 5 - vs. #3 Florida State ............................................................... 19895. 6 - at Tulane* ............................................................................ 2003 6 - at Houston* ......................................................................... 1998 6 - vs. #6 Florida State ............................................................... 1987 6 - vs. #2 Florida State ............................................................... 1986

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Most Runs Allowed (Two Games)1. 41 - vs. #2 Rice .......................................................................... 20062. 39 - vs. Troy ............................................................................... 20063. 38 - vs. Charlotte ....................................................................... 1998 38 - at Baylor ............................................................................. 19964. 37 - at Troy/at Middle Tennessee ............................................. 2009 37 - vs. Troy ............................................................................... 20065. 36 - at Middle Tennessee .......................................................... 2009 36 - vs. Nicholls State/vs. Middle Tennessee ............................ 2005 36 - vs. Nicholls State ................................................................ 2005 36 - at Middle Tennessee .......................................................... 1998 36 - at Baylor ............................................................................. 1996 Most Runs Allowed (Three Games)1. 55 - at Troy/at Middle Tennesse ............................................... 2009 55 - vs. Troy ............................................................................... 20062. 53 - vs. #2 Rice/vs. #15 Mississippi State .................................. 20063. 52 - vs. #15 Ole Miss/at TCU ..................................................... 2004 52 - at Baylor ............................................................................. 19964. 48 - vs. #2 Rice .......................................................................... 2006 48 - vs. Nicholls State ................................................................ 20055. 47 - vs. Nicholls State/vs. Middle Tennesse .............................. 2005

Most Runs Allowed (Four Games)1. 61 - vs. Troy/at Murray State .................................................... 20062. 60 - at Troy/at Middle Tennessee/vs. Valparaiso ...................... 2009 60 - at Troy/at Middle Tennessee ............................................. 2009 60 - vs. #2 Rice/vs. #15 Mississippi State .................................. 2006 60 - vs. #15 Ole Miss/at TCU ..................................................... 20043. 59 - vs. Nicholls State/vs. Middle Tennessee ............................ 20054. 58 - vs. #2 Rice/vs. #15 Mississippi State .................................. 2006 58 - vs. Middle Tennesse/vs. Troy ............................................. 2006 58 - at Mississippi State/at Baylor ............................................. 19965. 56 - at Baylor/vs. Cumberland .................................................. 1996

Most Runs Allowed (Five Games)1. 74 - vs. Murray State/at Troy/at Middle Tennessee .................. 20092. 67 - Dallas Baptist/at Middle Tennessee/vs. Tulane ................. 20083. 65 - at Troy/at Middle Tennessee/vs. Valparaiso ...................... 2009 65 - vs. #2 Rice/vs. #15 Mississippi State .................................. 2006 65 - at Middle Tennessee/vs. #25 Houston/vs. Murray State ... 19994. 64 - vs. Middle Tennessee/vs. Troy/at Murray State ................. 20065. 63 - vs. Middle Tennessee/vs. Troy ........................................... 2006

Most Runs Allowed (Three Game Series)1. 55 - vs. Troy ............................................................................... 20062. 52 - at Baylor ............................................................................. 19963. 48 - vs. #2 Rice* ........................................................................ 2006 48 - vs. Nicholls State ................................................................ 20054. 46 - at #30 Southern Miss* ....................................................... 2008 46 - at #7 Houston* .................................................................. 20025. 42 - vs. #25 Houston* ............................................................... 1999

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Fewest Runs Allowed (Two Games)1. 0 - 9x, last vs. Northern Iowa .................................................... 19912. 1 - 18x. last at #7 UCF/vs. UAB .................................................. 20123. 2 - 49x, last at Marshall ............................................................. 20124. 3 - 69x, last at Houston/vs. Southern Miss ............................... 20125. 4 - 75x, last at Southern Miss/vs. #18 Ole Miss ........................ 2012

Fewest Runs Allowed (Three Games)1. 0 - vs. Lambuth/vs. UT Martin .................................................. 19832. 1 - vs. UALR ............................................................................... 1985 1 - vs. UALR ............................................................................... 1984 1 - at UALR/at Ole Miss ............................................................. 19823. 2 - 9x, last vs. Siena/vs. Arkansas State/vs. #7 Rice .................. 20124. 3 - 17x, last at SEMO/vs. Cicinnati/vs. Saint Louis .................... 19925. 4 - 17x, last vs. Akron/vs. Missouri/vs. UT Martin .................... 2007

Fewest Runs Allowed (Four Games)1. 2 - vs. Morehead State/at UALR ................................................ 19822. 3 - vs. Lambuth/vs. UT Martin .................................................. 1983 3 - vs. Lambuth/vs. UTMartin/at Tennessee ............................. 1983 3 - at UALR/at Ole Miss/vs. Southern Illinois ............................ 1982 3 - vs. Morehead State/at UALR/at Ole Miss ............................ 19823. 4 - vs. Navy/vs. Christian Brothers/vs. UALR/at UALR ............... 1989 4 - vs. UALR ............................................................................... 1984 4 - vs. UT Martin/at Tennessee Tech ......................................... 1983 4 - vs. Morehead State/at UALR ................................................ 1982 4 - vs. UALR/vs. Delta State/vs. Ole Miss .................................. 19794. 5 - 10x, last vs. West Virginia/vs. Navy/vs. UAPB ...................... 19995. 6 - 13x, last vs. Siena/vs. Arkansas State/vs. #7 Rice ................ 2012

Fewest Runs Allowed (Five Games)1. 3 - vs. Lambuth/vs. UT Martin/at Tennessee Tech .................... 1983 3 - vs. Morehead State/at UALR/at Ole Miss ............................ 19822. 4 - vs. Lambuth/vs. UT Martin/at Tennessee Tech .................... 1983 4 - vs. Morehead State/at UALR ................................................ 19823. 5 - vs. Morehead State/at UALR/at Ole Miss/vs. Southern Ill ... 19824. 6 - vs. UT Martin/at Tennessee Tech/at Ole Miss ...................... 1983 6 - vs. UALR/vs. Delta State/vs. Ole Miss .................................. 19795. 7 - 6x, last vs. Navy/ vs. Air Force/vs. Notre Dame/vs. Army/at Miss. State ....1996

Fewest Runs Allowed (Three Game Series)1. 4 - vs. UAB* ............................................................................... 19952. 5 - vs. Murray State ................................................................... 2004 5 - vs. Cincinnati* ...................................................................... 19943. 6 - 6x times, last at Southern Miss* .......................................... 20124. 7 - 9x, last vs. SIU-Edwardsville ................................................. 20095. 8 - at UAB* ................................................................................ 2011 8 - vs. Saint Peter’s .................................................................... 2011 8 - at UAB* ................................................................................ 1997 8 - at Cincinnati* ....................................................................... 1994 8 - vs. Southern Miss ................................................................. 1985

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Largest Margin of Victory1. 36 - vs. Delta State (39-3) ........................... 19782. 29 - vs. Southwestern (29-0)....................... 19513. 24 - vs. Cincinnati (25-1) ............................. 1994 24 - vs. Hanover (26-2) ............................... 19595. 23 - vs. UT Martin (24-1)............................. 2003 23 - vs. Tennessee (24-1) ............................ 1987

Largest Margin of Defeat1. 21 - vs. Nicholls State (4-25) ....................... 20052. 20 - vs. Florida State (1-21) ......................... 1988 20 - vs. Lambuth (2-22) ............................... 19804. 19 - vs. Ole Miss (0-19) ............................... 2004 19 - vs. Baylor (3-22) ................................... 1996 19 - vs. Mississippi State (0-19) .................. 1961

Biggest Shutout Wins1. 29 - vs. Southwestern (29-0)....................... 19512. 19 - vs. Tennessee Tech (19-0) .................... 19863. 18 - vs. UAB (18-0) ...................................... 19954. 17 - vs. Lawrence (17-0) ............................. 19745. 15 - vs. UAPB (15-0) .................................... 1999 15 - vs. Austin Peay (15-0) .......................... 1987

Biggest Shutout Loss1. 19 - vs. Ole Miss (0-19) ............................... 2004 19 - vs. Mississippi State (0-19) .................. 19613. 17 - vs. Florida State (0-17) ......................... 19834. 16 - vs. Southern Illinois (0-16) ................... 19675. 15 - vs. Ole Miss (0-15) ............................... 1970

Longest Game (Innings)1. 21 - at Evansville (4-4, T) ............................. 19992. 16 - at Houston (7-8, L) ............................... 20063. 15 - vs. UAB (8-9, L) .................................... 20024. 14 - at MTSU (17-11, W) ............................. 2008 14 - vs. SEMO (8-9, L) .................................. 2008

Longest Extra-Inning Game (Time)1. 5:22 - vs. Middle Tennessee ( - ,L -14 inn.) . 2008

Longest Nine-Inning Game (Time)1. 4:42 - vs. East Carolina (3-2, L).................... 2003

Most Rainouts1. 6 .................................................................. 1990

Most Extra Inning Games1. 8 (4-4) ......................................................... 2009

Consecutive Hits - Individual1. 7 - Trey Weidman........................................ 2008 7 - Steve Moss ............................................ 1990 7 - Doug Granger ........................................ 1978 7 - Jeff Robinson ......................................... 1978

Hitting Streak1. 23 - Mark Little ........................................... 19942. 22 - Drew Martinez ..................................... 2010 22 - Michael Murray ................................... 20073. 20 - Adam McClain ..................................... 2010 20 - Steve Scott ........................................... 19875. 19 - Chad Zurcher ....................................... 2008

Largest Home Attendance (Campus Facility)1. 2107 - vs. Tennessee ................................... 20122. 2063 - vs. Mississippi State ......................... 20063. 1435 - vs. Rice ............................................. 20054. 1423 - vs. East Carolina ............................... 2010

Largest Home Attendance (AutoZone Park)1. 5127 - vs. Arkansas ..................................... 20112. 5122 - vs. Mississippi State ......................... 20063. 3822 - vs. Ole Miss ...................................... 20044. 3222 - vs. Ole Miss ...................................... 20055. 2821 - vs. Ole Miss ...................................... 2003

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All-Time Victories1 1913 .............................. vs. UT-Memphis, 6-4100 1924200 1951 ................................. vs. Delta State, 4-3300 4/22/63 ......................... vs. #22 Ole Miss, 5-2400 3/29/69 .........................vs. Murray State, 1-0500 4/12/74 .................... vs. Wisconsin State, 6-2600 4/30/77 .................................... vs. SEMO, 5-4700 5/1/80 .......................vs. Tennessee Tech, 4-0800 3/31/83 .................... vs. Eastern Illinois, 10-0900 4/5/86 ..........................at Southern Miss, 3-21000 4/6/89 ....................................vs. Rhodes, 6-11100 2/21/93 ................... vs. North Alabama, 14-81200 3/18/95 ............................. at Cincinnati, 13-51300 3/2/99 .....................................vs. UAPB, 12-31400 4/4/03 ......................................... vs. TCU, 9-61500 3/21/07 ...............vs. Middle Tennessee, 11-81600 3/26/11 .......................... at East Carolina, 3-2

Daron Schoenrock Victories (at Memphis)1 2/25/05 ............................. vs. Air Force, 10-425 3/24/06 .......................... vs. #14 Tulane, 11-450 3/2/07 ........................ vs. Northern Iowa, 3-275 5/8/07 ....................... at Arkansas State, 10-5100 2/22/09 ...................................vs. Kansas, 2-1125 3/19/10 .................vs. Tennessee Tech, 17-12150 2/25/11 ..................... at Kennesaw State, 5-4175 5/20/11 ................................ vs. Houston, 4-0200 5/11/12 ................................. at Missouri, 6-4

Best Start to Season1. 11-0 ............................................................ 1981 11-0 ............................................................ 19203. 10-0 ............................................................ 19634. 8-0 .............................................................. 1989 8-0 .............................................................. 1913

Worst Start to Season1. 0-10 ............................................................ 20002. 0-6 .............................................................. 19713. 0-3 .............................................................. 1977 0-3 .............................................................. 1959 0-3 .............................................................. 1957

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Year - Player vs. Opponent IP BB HB E SO1987 - Mark Bowlan vs. Louisville 9 0 0 0 11986 - Greg Norris vs. Tenn. Tech 7 3 0 2 91982 - Bubba Cummings vs. UALR 7 1 0 1 61981 - Chris Litano vs. Lambuth 5 0 0 1 81978 - Charlie Lea vs. UALR 7 1 0 0 71976 - John Lee vs. Indiana State 7 0 1 2 121974 - Bobby Williams vs. Miss. St. 7 1 0 0 61966 - John Ross vs. Arkansas 7 5 0 4 71965 - Dick DeWese vs. N Dakota 9 6 1 2 71933 - Winton Simmons vs. Delta St 9 1 0 0 0

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Year - Player vs. Opponent IP BB E SO2012 - Sam Moll at Marshall 9 3 1 91994 - Jason McCommon vs. Iowa 9 1993 - Chris Stewart vs. Tenn. 7 1993 - Chris Stewart vs. UAB 7 1993 - Chris Stewart vs. St. Louis 7 1986 - Rusty Covington vs. MTSU 7 2 1 61985 - Forest Nabors vs. So. Miss 7 0 0 61979 - Phil Smith vs. UALR 7 4 0 31977 - Ricky Evans vs. St. Louis 7 5 0 51976 - Danny Parks vs. Minnesota 9 0 1 71976 - Danny Parks vs. La. Tech 5 1 0 71976 - Danny Parks vs. Ole Miss 7 1 0 81976 - Dusty Farmer vs. Illinois St. 7 3 0 31975 - Mike Paxton vs. Millikin 7 0 0 5

A Memphis Batter Had 9 at bats in a game Chad Zurcher vs. Middle Tennessee, 4/23/08Had 8 at bats in a game ................................................................. Chad Zurcher vs. Middle Tennessee, 4/23/08Had 7 at bats in a game .....................................................................................Phillip Chapman at UAB 4/16/11Had 7 hits in a game ................................................................................ Doug Granger vs. Delta State, 4/17/78Had 6 hits in a game .................................................................................... David Parks vs. Delta State, 4/17/78Had 5 hits in a game ..........................................................................Chad Zurcher vs. Eastern Kentucky, 3/5/11Had 4 hits in a game .........................................................................................Ford Wilson at Houston, 5/17/12Had 7 runs in a game ............................................................................... Doug Granger vs. Delta State, 4/17/78Had 6 runs in a game ................................................................................... David Parks vs. Delta State, 4/17/78Had 5 runs in a game ......................................................................................Phil Smith vs. Delta State, 4/17/78Had 4 runs in a game ............................................................................Drew Matinez vs. Southern Miss, 4/9/11Had 4 doubles in a game ............................................................................. Jeff Cottam vs. Northern Iowa, 1990Had 3 doubles in a game ............................................................................. Jacob Wilson vs. Evansville, 2/19/11Had 2 doubles in a game ...................................................................................... Eli Hynes at Missouri, 5/13/12Had 2 triples in a game ..........................................................................C.D Kilpatrick vs. Mississippi State, 1958Had 3 home runs in a game ............................................................................ Tyler Huelsing at Marshall, 4/3/10Had 2 home runs in a game ....................................................................................Jacob Wilson vs. UAB, 5/6/12Had 9 RBI in a game ......................................................................................Bill Moses vs. Illinois State, 3/14/07Had 7 RBI in a game ............................................................................ Jacob Wilson at Kennesaw State, 2/27/11Had 6 RBI in a game .............................................................................................. Jacob Wilson vs. UCF, 4/24/11Had 5 RBI in a game .................................................................................Jacob Wilson at Murray State, 4/18/12Had 4 RBI in a game ............................................................................... Eli Hynes at Middle Tennessee, 3/28/12Had 15 total bases in a game......................................................................... Tyler Huelsing vs. Marshall, 4/3/10Had 14 total bases in a game..............................................................................Jason Lavell vs. Cincinnati, 1998Had 13 total bases in a game................................................................Phillip Chapman vs. Alcorn State, 4/3/11Had 10 total bases in a game................................................................................ Jacob Wilson vs. UCF, 4/24/11Walked 4 in a game ............................................................................... Chad Zurcher vs. East Carolina, 3/26/11Walked 3 in a game .......................................................................... Ethan Gross at Middle Tennessee, 3/28/12Stole 5 Bases in a game ..................................................................................... Ernest Bell vs. Brownsville, 1915Stole 4 bases in a game .....................................................................................Ton McNeely vs. Union, 4/18/81Stole 3 bases in a game ..................................................................................... Derrick Thomas at UCF, 4/28/12Hit 2 home runs in a game ......................................................................................Jacob Wilson vs. UAB 5/6/12Hit 3 home runs in a game ..................................................................................Adam Amar vs. Tulane 3/24/06Hit a leadoff home run .................................................................................K.K. Chalmers vs. Houston, 5/12/07A pinch-hit home run ........................................................................Joey Liebermann vs. Notre Dame, 2/25/06A grand slam ......................................................................................... Rick Russell vs. Tennessee Tech, 3/21/10Hit a walk-off grand slam ...................................................................... Rick Russell vs. Tennessee Tech, 3/21/10Hit a walk-off home run .......................................................................... Tyler Huelsing vs. East Carolina, 4/9/10Walk-off hit ............................................................................................... Jacob Wilson vs. Austin Peay, 3/13/12

A Memphis Pitcher A complete game .............................................................................................Chase Joiner at Houston, 5/19/12A shutout ..........................................................................................................Chase Joiner at Houston 5/19/1215+ strikeouts ............................................................................. 16, Dan Langfield vs. Kennesaw State, 2/25/1110+ strikeouts .................................................................................................. 11, Dan Langfield at UCF 4/27/12A 7-inning no-hitter ................................................................................ Greg Norris vs. Tennessee Tech, 5/3/86A 9-inning no-hitter ....................................................................................... Mark Bowlan vs. Louisville, 5/3/87A Perfect Game.............................................................................................. Mark Bowlan vs. Louisville, 5/3/87A one-hitter ............................................................................................................Sam Moll at Marshall, 4/7/12Threw back-to-back shutouts .........................................................................Scott McGregor, 3/23/06, 3/31/06

Memphis Opened season with a shutout ...........................................................................................vs. Alabama 2/21/06Scored 15+ runs ............................................................................................................. 15, at Houston, 5/17/12Scored 9+ runs in an inning ...................................................................................9, vs. Southern Miss, 5/23/12Had 20+ hits .................................................................................................................. 23, at Houston, 5/17/12Had 15-20 hits ............................................................................................................... 15, at Houston, 5/17/12Had 10 doubles................................................................................................................ vs. UT Martin, 4/24/01Had 8 doubles................................................................................................................... vs. Evansville, 2/19/11Had 7 doubles.................................................................................................................... vs. Air Force, 2/23/03Had 5 doubles...................................................................................................................... at Missouri, 5/11/12Had 3 triples ............................................................................................................................ vs. Ole Miss, 1986Had 7 home runs ...................................................................................................... vs. Eastern Illinois, 3/14/01Had 6 home runs ...................................................................................................................... vs. Baylor, 3/3/96Had 5 home runs ..................................................................................................................vs. Marshall, 4/3/10Had 4 home runs .......................................................................................................... at Murray State, 4/18/12Walked 10+ times ........................................................................................... 12, at Middle Tennessee, 3/28/12Stole 10+ bases ............................................................................................................. 14, vs. Brownsville, 1915Stole 5+ bases ............................................................................................................... 6, vs. Evansville, 2/18/11Allowed no walks in a game ................................................................................................. at Houston 5/19/12Issued 10+ walks in a game .................................................................................................. vs. #7 Rice, 3/24/12Did not commit and error..................................................................................................... at Houston 5/19/12Turned a triple play................................................................................................................. vs. Baylor, 2/23/07Scored winning run on catcher’s interference ........................................................ at Mississippi State, 2/29/12Had back-to-back CG ..................... Chase Joiner vs. Siena, 3/17/12, Michael Willis vs. Arkansas State, 3/20/12Was shutout at home ........................................................................................................... vs. #7 Rice, 3/23/12Was shutout on the road ............................................................................................at Southern Miss, 4/21/12Struck out 15+ times ....................................................................................................... 15, at Ole Miss, 3/2/10Was held to one hit .......................................... at Middle Tennessee, 4/20/11 (5 inning game due to weather)

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Year AB R H RBI AVG. 2B 3B HR BB SO SB Att.1972 1009 165 292 160 .289 33 16 26 130 174 26 --1973 1140 206 299 189 .262 50 15 21 211 226 69 --1974 1260 193 328 166 .260 55 8 21 197 196 78 --1975 1086 257 340 224 .313 51 9 30 161 108 102 --1976 1186 278 389 258 .328 58 20 27 173 138 62 --1977 1319 316 390 255 .295 81 18 41 235 204 84 --1978 1542 443 550 379 .357 115 17 53 258 175 104 --1979 1138 230 310 202 .273 52 13 16 201 137 95 --1980 1384 343 435 296 .314 72 16 35 229 145 98 1131981 1851 494 624 417 .337 105 25 68 270 204 110 1451982 1174 298 346 246 .295 61 9 34 243 168 80 951983 1297 319 404 263 .311 70 13 53 183 186 66 911984 1258 300 388 271 .308 82 8 50 173 140 37 531985 1352 317 390 271 .288 66 5 47 223 202 70 941986 1754 417 535 371 .305 116 13 74 272 334 81 1061987 1870 445 575 401 .307 122 11 72 247 299 77 991988 1527 268 453 241 .297 88 11 44 184 241 65 831989 1710 354 510 321 .298 87 7 51 268 266 93 1161990 1766 298 503 266 .285 110 8 22 209 280 63 881991 1815 359 503 321 .277 104 11 39 251 291 62 841992 1715 330 525 275 .307 85 17 37 179 258 111 1301993 1822 380 536 328 .294 121 16 32 265 269 87 1251994 2235 595 752 556 .336 118 19 70 348 304 151 1871995 1946 360 524 320 .269 101 9 34 303 380 49 671996 1836 330 498 296 .271 95 9 49 224 419 63 921997 1698 259 471 219 .277 95 8 18 164 368 62 811998 1857 309 499 277 .269 92 7 56 199 433 52 751999 1934 345 561 292 .290 104 7 34 200 374 40 622000 1690 249 429 223 .254 76 3 26 216 347 38 552001 1977 387 535 361 .271 122 18 70 236 500 35 442002 1751 277 470 247 .268 88 15 47 184 468 37 502003 1796 273 464 245 .258 86 11 49 158 450 53 702004 1916 287 537 268 .280 97 12 56 176 427 50 662005 1903 295 499 254 .262 89 12 28 208 460 59 792006 2220 453 699 413 .315 130 12 62 221 435 83 1132007 2201 431 665 399 .302 137 10 63 243 389 61 822008 1860 270 445 240 .239 77 5 24 252 467 64 872009 1855 303 505 274 .272 100 14 34 195 418 60 842010 2108 414 676 387 .321 119 18 51 208 393 70 1042011 1956 365 604 329 .309 117 12 32 248 318 55 812012 2006 345 579 299 .289 106 6 41 229 420 64 98

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Year G W-L SV SHO IP R ER BB SO ERA1972 33 19-14 2 245.2 159 137 105 147 5.011973 40 25-15 7 316.2 150 107 148 212 3.041974 46 24-22 8 343.2 146 99 140 200 2.591975 38 30-8 9 279 107 72 67 214 2.521976 43 32-11 11 316 142 101 146 278 2.791977 48 34-14 11 6 346 180 119 153 238 3.061978 49 40-9 17 4 381 254 205 216 277 4.841979 40 25-15 12 3 301 180 127 165 201 3.881980 46 31-15 8 5 348 220 183 149 191 4.731981 60 48-11-1 16 3 455.1 245 188 199 290 3.711982 42 32-10 7 4 321 181 150 144 198 4.201983 45 33-12 5 7 339.1 191 147 138 219 3.901984 41 26-15 6 4 309.1 255 174 182 225 5.061985 47 36-11 10 6 354 213 170 158 267 4.321986 56 40-16 11 4 441 218 150 199 325 3.061987 57 33-23-1 6 5 455 285 211 190 268 4.171988 49 27-22 8 1 384 282 217 136 187 5.091989 55 32-23 14 3 440.1 333 265 211 259 5.421990 56 31-25 10 1 463.1 284 220 173 282 4.271991 54 30-24 10 5 467.1 313 243 180 304 4.681992 51 25-26 6 0 429 307 229 207 366 4.801993 57 42-15 7 5 483 225 167 181 384 3.111994 63 52-11 14 2 541 331 253 195 349 4.211995 60 32-28 9 4 504.2 287 217 182 376 3.671996 54 26-28 10 3 465 372 292 251 388 5.651997 51 20-31 10 1 435.2 310 247 231 405 5.101998 55 24-31 9 1 460 380 303 233 319 5.931999 55 28-26 11 4 485.2 337 265 234 435 4.912000 52 15-37 7 1 446 344 274 190 310 5.532001 58 34-24 15 0 501 330 278 192 372 4.992002 51 20-31 6 1 449.2 399 325 214 285 6.502003 54 21-33 10 1 458 331 277 215 357 5.442004 57 29-28 9 4 484.1 322 272 200 433 5.052005 55 13-42 5 0 470.1 470 376 215 275 7.192006 60 32-28 8 1 538.1 413 343 178 385 5.732007 63 36-27 14 0 545 432 356 235 356 5.882008 55 17-38 6 2 488.2 415 343 245 417 6.322009 53 21-32 11 1 470.1 388 329 216 377 6.302010 58 28-30 5 0 508.2 429 344 236 462 6.092011 57 30-27 7 2 505.2 319 292 258 434 5.202012 59 31-28 9 6 515.2 272 229 235 398 4.00



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Batting Average1974 Ron McNeely ................................... .2941975 Ron McNeely ................................... .4111976 Ron McNeely ................................... .4621977 Alan Robinson ................................. .3731978 Alan Robinson ................................. .3971979 Greg Roper ...................................... .3171980 Dave Anderson ................................ .3971981 Shane Young .................................... .4131982 David Hernandez ............................. .3831983 Tim Dulin ......................................... .3801984 Shane Young .................................... .3661985 David Moss ...................................... .3561986 David Moss ...................................... .3821987 Bubba Burr ...................................... .3861988 Chris Marable .................................. .3761989 Kirby Latham ................................... .3421990 Steve Moss ...................................... .3511991 Jeff Cottam ...................................... .3381992 Steve Moss ...................................... .3941993 Mark Little ....................................... .4091994 Mark Little ....................................... .4351995 Ronnie Barassi ................................. .3331996 Ronnie Barassi ................................. .3601997 Craig House ..................................... .3631998 Cary Hiles ........................................ .3181999 Craig House ..................................... .3632000 Nate Sams ....................................... .3052001 Dan Uggla ........................................ .3792002 Andy Gessell .................................... .3382003 Ryan Martin ..................................... .3382004 Bill Moss .......................................... .3422005 Ryan Martin ..................................... .3402006 Adam Amar ..................................... .3952007 Michael Murray ............................... .3752008 Trey Wiedman ................................. .3022009 Drew Martinez ................................ .3092010 Chad Zurcher ................................... .4002011 Chad Zurcher ................................... .4432012 Adam McClain ................................. .392

At-Bats1974 Jerry Daniel 1491975 Ron McNeely 1361976 Rene White 1481977 Jeff Robinson 1701978 Doug Granger 1861979 Doug Granger 1441980 Gary Williams 1531981 Dave Anderson 2201982 David Hernandez 1491983 Denis Gourgeot 1691984 Tim Dulin 1591985 Wayne Thompson 1571986 Wayne Thompson 2061987 Rodney Bright 2081988 Paul Bakke 2001989 Chris Marable 1941990 Chris Koss 2111991 Tim Heming 2171992 Tim Heming 2141993 Rich Bledsoe 2101994 Mark Bland 2731995 Scott Curtis 2131996 Cameron Jones 2021997 Cameron Jones 1911998 Cary Hiles 2231999 Nick Garcia 2232000 Paul Reuer 1902001 Dan Uggla 2142002 Josh Payne 2042003 Brent Dlugach/Kevin House 2022004 Chad House/Kurt Welch 2192005 Jordan Tolliver 2202006 Will Petersen 2532007 Joey Leiberman 2432008 K.K. Chalmers 2002009 Drew Martinez 1942010 Drew Martinez 2602011 Drew Martinez 2392012 Ethan Gross 243

Runs Scored1974 Jerry Daniel ........................................ 361975 Ron McNeely ...................................... 431976 Ron McNeely ...................................... 431977 Jeff Robinson ...................................... 501978 A. Robinson/Granger .......................... 531979 Tim Smith ........................................... 321980 Anderson/Garrett ............................... 511981 Anderson/Hernandez ......................... 761982 David Hernandez ................................ 45

1983 Tim Dulin ............................................ 531984 Tim Dulin ............................................ 461985 Tim Dulin ............................................ 431986 Wayne Thompson .............................. 551987 Rodney Bright ..................................... 551988 Bakke/Bright ....................................... 371989 Tony Ochs ........................................... 581990 Chris Kross .......................................... 391991 Steve Moss ......................................... 531992 Tim Heming ........................................ 581993 Mark Little .......................................... 531994 Mark Little .......................................... 931995 Jeff Ince .............................................. 441996 Ben Pennington .................................. 411997 Craig House ........................................ 431998 Becerra/Damwijk................................ 451999 Nick Garcia ......................................... 482000 Paul Reuer .......................................... 362001 Dan Uggla ........................................... 722002 Barrett Smith ...................................... 382003 Chad House ........................................ 382004 Chad House ........................................ 452005 Jordan Tolliver .................................... 472006 WIll Petersen ...................................... 642007 M. Murray/K.K. Chalmers ................... 582008 Chad Zurcher ...................................... 362009 Tyler Huelsing ..................................... 382010 Drew Martinez ................................... 622011 Drew Martinez ................................... 562012 Adam McClain .................................... 49

Hits1974 Jerry Daniel ........................................ 421975 Ron McNeely ..................................... 561976 Ron McNeely ..................................... 671977 Jeff Robinson ..................................... 571978 Alan Robinson .................................... 691979 Doug Granger .................................... 451980 Dave Anderson .................................. 601981 Dave Anderson .................................. 871982 David Hernandez ............................... 571983 Tim Dulin ........................................... 541984 Denis Gourgeot .................................. 561985 David Moss ........................................ 521986 D. Moss/W. Thompson ...................... 731987 Steve Scott ......................................... 711988 Paul Bakke ......................................... 711989 Chris Marable .................................... 611990 Chris Kross ......................................... 721991 Steve Moss ........................................ 651992 Tim Heming ....................................... 721993 Jeff Hoekstra ...................................... 791994 Mark Little ....................................... 1041995 Scott Curtis ........................................ 641996 Ben Pennington ................................. 561997 Craig House ........................................ 661998 Cary Hiles ........................................... 711999 Nick Garcia ......................................... 712000 Paul Reuer ......................................... 512001 Dan Uggla .......................................... 812002 P. Cookman/J. Payne .......................... 632003 Kevin House ....................................... 622004 Chad House ....................................... 692005 Adam Amar ........................................ 662006 B. Moss/W. Petersen ......................... 852007 Michael Murray ................................. 902008 Trey Wiedman ................................... 602009 Drew Martinez ................................... 602010 Drew Martinez ................................... 982011 Chad Zurcher ..................................... 902012 Adam McClain ................................... 91

Doubles1974 Ron Merritt ....................................... 111975 R. McNeeley/K. McKinney .................. 81976 Ron McNeeley ................................... 101977 Alan Robinson ................................... 171978 Doug Granger .................................... 151979 D. Granger/P. Smith ............................. 81980 Dave Anderson .................................... 91981 Shane Young...................................... 151982 Hernandez/Dulin/Kinnaman ............... 91983 Shane Young...................................... 151984 Tim Dulin ........................................... 221985 Mike Covington ................................. 121986 David Moss........................................ 171987 Chris Marable .................................... 211988 Chris Marable .................................... 181989 Latham/Seitzer/Marable ................... 131990 Steve Moss ........................................ 211991 Steve Moss ........................................ 191992 Tim Heming ....................................... 151993 Mark Little ......................................... 201994 Mark Little ......................................... 20

1995 R. Barassi/B. Pennington .................. .131996 Ben Pennington ................................. 131997 H. Bender/D. Miller ........................... 121998 C. Becerra/C Hiles ............................. 121999 Nick Garcia ........................................ 162000 N. Sams/J. Leicester .......................... 112001 Dan Uggla .......................................... 282002 Josh Payne......................................... 142003 Kyle Scott........................................... 162004 Bill Moss ............................................ 162005 Adam Amar ....................................... 122006 Bill Moss ............................................ 242007 Michael Murray ................................. 212008 Brett Bowen ...................................... 152009 T. Huelsing/J. Wilson ......................... 142010 Jacob Wilson ..................................... 192011 Phillip Chapman ................................ 212012 E. Hynes/J. Wilson ............................. 17

Triples1974 Ron Merritt ......................................... 21975 G. Frix/K. McKinney/R. McNeely ......... 21976 Ron McNeely ....................................... 51977 Jeff Robinson ....................................... 61978 Roy Henderson .................................... 31979 D. Granger/D. Parks............................. 31980 Phil Smith ............................................ 71981 David Hernandez ................................. 61982 David Hernandez ................................. 51983 Tim Dulin ............................................. 41984 D. Gourgeot/M. Ham .......................... 21985 Five Players ......................................... 11986 Jeff Acuff ............................................. 41987 Rodney Bright ..................................... 31988 Paul Bakke ........................................... 61989 C. Marable/B. Seitzer .......................... 21990 B. Seitzer/B. Freeman ......................... 21991 T. Heming/B. Seitzer ............................ 31992 R. Bledsoe/T. Heming .......................... 41993 Mark Little ........................................... 71994 Cary Fenton ......................................... 71995 S. Curtis/B. Pennington ....................... 21996 Cameron Jones .................................... 31997 Craig House ......................................... 31998 Cary Hiles ............................................ 31999 J. Fik/N. Garcia .................................... 22000 Nate Sams ........................................... 22001 Paul Reuer ........................................... 62002 Paul Cookman ..................................... 42003 Kevin House ........................................ 42004 Ryan Martin ........................................ 32005 K. K. Chalmers ..................................... 42006 K. K. Chalmers ..................................... 62007 Four Players ........................................ 22008 K. K. Chalmers ..................................... 32009 Shawn Ablett ....................................... 42010 Drew Martinez .................................... 52011 Adam McClain ..................................... 32012 Tucker Tubbs ....................................... 2

Home Runs1974 Mike Paxton ........................................ 51975 White/Bradshaw ................................. 61976 Ron Merritt ......................................... 81977 Terry Pressgrove ................................ 121978 Alan Robinson ................................... 101979 Smith/Parks ......................................... 31980 Dave Anderson .................................... 81981 Dave Anderson .................................. 141982 David Hernandez ............................... 121983 Allen Sigler ........................................ 131984 Kurt Cain ............................................. 91985 Wayne Thompson ............................. 111986 Jeff Acuff ........................................... 181987 Rodney Bright ................................... 171988 Rodney Bright ................................... 101989 Tony Ochs .......................................... 131990 Steve Moss .......................................... 71991 S. Moss/B. Seitzer ............................... 81992 John Moon .......................................... 81993 Mark Little ........................................... 71994 Mark Little ......................................... 211995 Ronnie Barassi ..................................... 81996 Ronnie Barassi ................................... 121997 Heath Bender ...................................... 51998 Chris Becerra ..................................... 161999 Nate Sams ........................................... 92000 Nate Sams ......................................... 102001 Dan Uggla .......................................... 182002 Barrett Smith ..................................... 122003 Three Players....................................... 72004 Brent Dlugach ..................................... 92005 Ryan Martin ........................................ 82006 Joey Lieberman ................................. 14

2007 J. Lieberman/B. Moss ........................ 142008 Trey Wiedman ..................................... 82009 Brett Bowen ...................................... 102010 Tyler Huelsing.................................... 122011 Eli Hynes.............................................. 72012 Jacob Wilson ..................................... 17

Runs Batted In1974 Ron Merritt ....................................... 271975 Kenny McKinney ............................... 321976 Ron Merritt ....................................... 371977 Alan Robinson ................................... 441978 Terry Pressgrove ................................ 561979 Doug Granger .................................... 341980 Dave Anderson .................................. 461981 Dave Anderson .................................. 611982 David Hernandez ............................... 541983 Allen Sigler ........................................ 451984 Shane Young...................................... 411985 Tim Dulin ........................................... 431986 Jeff Acuff ........................................... 611987 Chris Marable .................................... 541988 Chris Marable .................................... 421989 Chris Marable .................................... 461990 Steve Moss ........................................ 461991 Brad Seitzer ....................................... 501992 Rich Bledsoe ...................................... 371993 R. Bledsoe/M. Little .......................... 491994 Mark Little ......................................... 861995 Jeff Ince ............................................. 441996 Ben Pennington ................................. 451997 Heath Bender .................................... 361998 Chris Becerra ..................................... 491999 Nate Sams ......................................... 482000 Nate Sams ......................................... 412001 Dan Uggla .......................................... 672002 Barrett Smith ..................................... 372003 Kurt Welch ........................................ 362004 Kurt Welch ........................................ 482005 Adam Amar ....................................... 532006 Adam Amar ....................................... 662007 Joey Lieberman ................................. 572008 Trey Wiedman ................................... 392009 B. Bowen/J. Wilson ........................... 332010 Tyler Huelsing.................................... 672011 T.J. Rich.............................................. 522012 Jacob Wilson ..................................... 64

Total Bases1974 Ron Merritt ........................................ 581975 Ron McNeely ...................................... 801976 Ron McNeely ..................................... .901977 Terry Pressgrove ................................. 921978 Alan Robinson .................................. 1131979 Doug Granger ..................................... 651980 Dave Anderson ................................... 971981 Dave Anderson ................................. 1531982 David Hernandez .............................. 1121983 Tim Dulin .......................................... 1051984 Tim Dulin .......................................... 1001985 Wayne Thompson .............................. 891986 Jeff Acuff .......................................... 1381987 Rodney Bright .................................. 1301988 Chris Marable ................................... 1001989 Tony Ochs ......................................... 1081990 Steve Moss ....................................... 1151991 Steve Moss ....................................... 1121992 Tim Heming ...................................... 1011993 Mark Little ........................................ 1291994 Mark Little ........................................ 1951995 Ben Pennington .................................. 951996 Ronnie Bassari .................................... 931997 Craig House ........................................ 911998 Chris Becerra .................................... 1181999 Nick Garcia ....................................... 1092000 Nate Sams .......................................... 952001 Dan Uggla ......................................... 1692002 Barrett Smith ...................................... 982003 Kevin House ....................................... 962004 Brent Dlugach .................................. 1082005 Adam Amar ........................................ 992006 Will Petersen .................................... 1372007 Bill Moss ........................................... 1392008 Trey Wiedman .................................... 932009 Adam McClain .................................... 902010 Tyler Huelsing................................... 1392011 Chad Zurcher .................................... 1132012 Jacob Wilson .................................... 142

Walks1974 Jerry Daniel ....................................... 311975 Mike Paxton ...................................... 261976 Joe Berg............................................. 241977 Alan Robinson ................................... 26



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1978 Jeff Robinson ..................................... 421979 Phil Smith .......................................... 221980 Ralph Garrett .................................... 441981 Dale Logan ........................................ 561982 Shane Young...................................... 351983 Kevin Dotson ..................................... 301984 Shane Young...................................... 211985 Mike Hammett .................................. 371986 Rodney Bright ................................... 361987 B. Burr/C. Marable ............................ 351988 Ray Archer ......................................... 241989 Brad Seitzer ....................................... 441990 R. Clement/B. Seitzer ........................ 321991 Brad Seitzer ....................................... 401992 Jeff Cottam ........................................ 271993 Mark Little ......................................... 381994 Mike O’Keefe ..................................... 591995 Jeff Ince ............................................. 381996 John Tompkins .................................. 271997 Heath Bender .................................... 251998 Mike Barbara ..................................... 281999 Nick Garcia ........................................ 252000 Tyler Shelton ..................................... 252001 Dan Uggla .......................................... 422002 Kyle Scott........................................... 252003 Bill Moss ............................................ 262004 Chad House ....................................... 262005 K.K. Chalmers .................................... 282006 K.K. Chalmers .................................... 322007 K.K. Chalmers .................................... 412008 K.K. Chalmers .................................... 372009 B. Bowen/J. Wilson ........................... 262010 Tyler Huelsing.................................... 302011 T.J. Rich.............................................. 392012 E. Gross/F. Wilson ............................. 29

Slugging Pct.1974 Ron Merritt .................................... .4141975 Ron McNeely .................................. .5881976 Ron McNeely .................................. .6201977 Terry Pressgrove ............................. .6911978 Alan Robinson ................................ .6491979 Doug Granger ................................. .4511980 Dave Anderson ............................... .6421981 Dave Anderson ............................... .6951982 David Hernandez ............................ .7511983 Tim Dulin ........................................ .7391984 Tim Dulin ........................................ .6281985 David Moss..................................... .5891986 Jeff Acuff ........................................ .7501987 Mike Hammett ............................... .6521988 Chris Marable ................................. .5881989 Steve Keighley ................................ .6311990 Steve Moss ..................................... .5691991 Steve Moss ..................................... .5801992 Steve Moss ..................................... .5751993 Mark Little ...................................... .7131994 Mark Little ...................................... .8161995 Ronnie Bassari ................................ .5931996 Ronnie Bassari ................................ .6691997 Craig House .................................... .5001998 Chris Becerra .................................. .5651999 Craig House .................................... .5182000 Nate Sams ...................................... .5792001 Dan Uggla ....................................... .7902002 Barrett Smith .................................. .5102003 Ryan Martin ................................... .5642004 Brent Dlugach ................................ .5242005 Ryan Martin ................................... .5742006 Joey Lieberman .............................. .6592007 Bill Moss ......................................... .5942008 Trey Wiedman ................................ .4672009 Brett Bowen ................................... .5202010 Tyler Huelsing................................. .5742011 Chad Zurcher .................................. .5572012 Jacob Wilson .................................. .615

Stolen Bases1974 Jerry Daniel ....................................... 201975 Rene White ....................................... 391976 Ron McNeely ..................................... 141977 Jeff Robinson ..................................... 161978 D. Parks/J. Robinson .......................... 141979 Ralph Garrett .................................... 201980 Ralph Garrett .................................... 311981 Dave Anderson .................................. 391982 Tim Dulin ........................................... 151983 Tim Dulin ........................................... 251984 Tim Dulin ........................................... 121985 Steve Scott ........................................ 221986 Jack Peel ............................................ 201987 Steve Scott ........................................ 171988 P. Bakke/T. Ochs ................................ 141989 Tony Ochs .......................................... 29

1990 R. Clement/C. Kross .......................... 111991 Tim Heming ....................................... 241992 Tim Heming ....................................... 291993 Cary Fenton ....................................... 211994 Mark Little ......................................... 351995 Scott Curtis ........................................ 111996 Cameron Jones .................................. 171997 Cameron Jones .................................. 191998 Craig House ....................................... 121999 Tony Lomeli ......................................... 92000 Paul Reuer ......................................... 132001 Paul Reuer ......................................... 122002 Paul Cookman ................................... 132003 Chad House ....................................... 142004 Chad House ....................................... 172005 K.K. Chalmers .................................... 172006 K.K. Chalmers .................................... 392007 K.K. Chalmers .................................... 332008 K.K. Chalmers .................................... 232009 Tyler Huelsing.................................... 122010 Chad Zurcher ..................................... 202011 Drew Martinez .................................. 202012 Derrick Thomas ................................. 20

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Lowest ERA1974 Mike Paxton ................................... 1.871975 Danny Parks ................................... 1.171976 John Lee ......................................... 2.701977 Dusty Farmer.................................. 1.351978 Mike Graves ................................... 3.551979 Blair Gilbert .................................... 2.631980 Jeff Williams ................................... 2.131981 John Thetford ................................. 2.121982 Tim Corder ..................................... 2.231983 Tim Corder ..................................... 2.871984 Shane Young................................... 2.911985 Forest Nabors ................................. 2.971986 Andy Cook ...................................... 2.251987 Mark Bowlan .................................. 3.361988 Forest Nabors ................................. 3.311989 Chris Marable ................................. 3.621990 Mike Greckel .................................. 3.131991 Steve Moss ..................................... 2.931992 Joe Lantrip...................................... 2.401993 Greg Smith ..................................... 2.041994 Collins Day...................................... 2.381995 Jonathan Lyons............................... 3.291996 Chad Harville .................................. 3.811997 Chad Harville .................................. 2.661998 Craig House .................................... 3.331999 Sean Carlson .................................. 2.382000 Joshua Cartwright .......................... 4.082001 Joshua Padgett ............................... 3.672002 Nick Steht ....................................... 4.242003 Brandon Rowan .............................. 3.632004 Jarrett Grube .................................. 2.822005 Drew Jaudon .................................. 3.272006 Drew Jaudon .................................. 4.702007 Matt Yokley .................................... 3.522008 Neil Schenk .................................... 3.402009 Marcus Barnes ............................... 3.862010 Brennon Martin ............................. 4.352011 Dan Langfield ................................. 4.322012 Dan Langfield ................................. 2.79

Wins1974 Danny Parks ........................................ 71975 Paxton/Lee/Aquadro ........................... 71976 John Lee .............................................. 81977 Dusty Farmer..................................... 111978 Blair Gilbert ....................................... 111979 Gilbert/Wallace ................................... 51980 Mark Schuler ....................................... 71981 Tim Corder .......................................... 91982 Tim Corder ........................................ 101983 Tim Corder .......................................... 81984 Bubba Cummings ................................ 81985 Bubba Cummings ................................ 81986 Andy Cook ........................................... 71987 Mark Bowlan ....................................... 81988 Andy Cook ......................................... 101989 Mark Bowlan ....................................... 71990 Steve Jones ......................................... 81991 Paul Romanoli ..................................... 61992 Joe Lantrip........................................... 61993 C. Stewart/G. Smith .......................... 101994 Dan Guehne ...................................... 131995 L. Glass/D. Guehne .............................. 71996 Chad Harville ....................................... 61997 Chad Harville ....................................... 51998 Craig House ......................................... 41999 Craig House ......................................... 8

2000 Wiedmeyer/Castor.............................. 42001 Jason Wiedmeyer ................................ 72002 R. O’Malley/M. Novarese .................... 42003 Jarrett Grube ....................................... 52004 Jarrett Grube ....................................... 92005 Drew Jaudon ....................................... 22006 Scott McGregor ................................... 72007 Dusty Davis.......................................... 72008 Brennon Martin .................................. 42009 Brennon Martin .................................. 62010 Ryan Fraser ......................................... 72011 R. Holland/B. Paullus ........................... 52012 Dan Langfield ...................................... 7

Appearances1974 Jeff Hopkins ....................................... 121975 John Lee ............................................ 121976 J. Lee/D. Parks ................................... 131977 Dusty Farmer..................................... 171978 Charlie Lea ........................................ 201979 Mark Schuler ..................................... 181980 Mark Schuler ..................................... 211981 Croder/Williamson/Williams ............ 161982 Don Goldstein ................................... 151983 Don Goldstein ................................... 191984 B. Cumming/G. Gallo ........................ 101985 Cummings/Stansberr/Wilson ............ 141986 David Byrd ......................................... 211987 David Byrd ......................................... 181988 Andy Cook ......................................... 191989 Chris Marable .................................... 221990 Steve Jones ....................................... 201991 Steve Jones ....................................... 181992 L. Glass/J. Lantrip .............................. 161993 L. Glass/J. McCommon ...................... 201994 Kyle Manship ..................................... 241995 Lonnie Glass ...................................... 201996 Chad Harville ..................................... 241997 Mike McKnight .................................. 201998 Jeremy Beck ...................................... 201999 Sean Carlson ..................................... 222000 S. Carlson/J. Wilson ........................... 192001 Layne Dawson ................................... 292002 J. Cartwright/G. Council .................... 252003 Michael Novarese ............................. 222004 Corey Kines ....................................... 262005 Chris South ........................................ 262006 D. Davis/M. Yokley ............................ 202007 Matt Yokley ....................................... 262008 Neil Schenk ....................................... 192009 Marcus Barnes .................................. 192010 Chase Joiner ...................................... 222011 Ben Paullus ........................................ 222012 Jonathan Van Eaton .......................... 30

Complete Games1974 Mike Paxton ........................................ 61975 Mike Paxton ........................................ 51976 J. Lee/D. Parks ..................................... 81977 Dusty Farmer....................................... 91978 Blair Gilbert ......................................... 81979 Blair Gilbert ......................................... 41980 Blair Gilbert ......................................... 51981 Tim Corder .......................................... 41982 Tim Corder .......................................... 81983 Tim Corder .......................................... 61984 Bubba Cummings ................................ 71985 Bubba Cummings ................................ 41986 Rusty Covington .................................. 41987 Joe Newcomb...................................... 51988 Andy Cook ........................................... 61989 Mark Bowlan ....................................... 41990 Steve Jones ......................................... 61991 Paul Romanoli ..................................... 71992 Joe Lantrip........................................... 81993 Jason McCommon............................... 61994 Jason McCommon............................... 51995 Lonnie Glass ........................................ 81996 Glass/Lyons ......................................... 21997 Chad Harville ....................................... 71998 Craig House ......................................... 31999 Craig House ......................................... 42000 Jon Leicester ....................................... 22001 Jason Wiedmeyer ................................ 22002 Ryan O’Malley ..................................... 12003 J. Grube/B. Rowan .............................. 12004 Derek Hankins ..................................... 32005 Gostkowski/Schenk ............................. 12006 Scott McGregor ................................... 32007 Grisham/McGregor/Martin ................ 12008 Brennon Martin .................................. 12009 None .....................................................2010 Fraser/Martin ...................................... 2

2011 Dan Langfield ...................................... 22012 Chase Joiner ........................................ 3

Innings Pitched1974 Mike Paxton ................................... 67.11975 Mike Paxton ................................... 67.01976 John Lee ......................................... 79.11977 Dusty Farmer.................................. 86.01978 Charlie Lea ..................................... 97.21979 Mark Schuler .................................. 61.21980 Blair Gilbert .................................... 81.21981 Tim Corder ..................................... 88.11982 Tim Corder ..................................... 80.21983 Tim Corder ..................................... 85.01984 Bubba Cummings ........................... 70.11985 Bubba Cummings ........................... 78.11986 Gary Gallo ...................................... 68.01987 Joe Newcomb................................. 84.01988 Andy Cook .................................... 111.21989 Mark Bowlan ................................ 100.11990 Steve Jones .................................. 107.11991 Paul Romanoli .............................. 105.11992 Joe Lantrip...................................... 93.21993 Jason McCommon.......................... 95.11994 Dan Guehne ................................. 113.21995 Lonnie Glass ................................. 109.01996 Lonnie Glass ................................... 70.11997 Chad Harville ................................ 101.21998 Craig House .................................... 94.21999 Craig House .................................... 92.22000 Jason Wiedmeyer ........................... 81.22001 Jason Wiedmeyer ........................... 90.22002 Ryan O’Malley ................................ 69.02003 Jarrett Grube .................................. 73.12004 Jarrett Grube ................................ 102.02005 Stephen Gostkowski ....................... 80.22006 Scott McGregor .............................. 80.02007 Scott McGregor .............................. 73.12008 Scott McGregor .............................. 78.02009 Brennon Martin ............................. 83.02010 Brennon Martin ............................. 93.02011 Ryan Holland .................................. 95.22012 Sam Moll ........................................ 95.2

Strikeouts1974 Bobby Williams ................................. 441975 Mike Paxton ...................................... 681976 Danny Parks ...................................... 831977 Dusty Farmer..................................... 691978 Blair Gilbert ....................................... 811979 Mark Schuler ..................................... 601980 Blair Gilbert ....................................... 471981 Tim Corder ........................................ 701982 Tim Corder ........................................ 671983 Tim Corder ........................................ 521984 Bubba Cummings .............................. 511985 Bubba Cummings .............................. 541986 Gary Gallo ......................................... 571987 Joe Newcomb.................................... 511988 Andy Cook ......................................... 581989 Mark Bowlan ..................................... 681990 Steve Jones ....................................... 551991 Paul Romanoli ................................... 921992 Joe Lantrip......................................... 891993 Chris Stewart ..................................... 821994 Dan Guehne ...................................... 751995 Lonnie Glass ...................................... 711996 Collins Day......................................... 681997 Chad Harville ..................................... 911998 Craig House ....................................... 831999 Craig House ..................................... 1122000 Jason Wiedmeyer .............................. 602001 Jason Wiedmeyer .............................. 752002 Ryan O’Malley ................................... 562003 Jarrett Grube ..................................... 662004 Derek Hankins ................................. 1142005 Stephen Gostkowski .......................... 412006 S. McGregor/P. Utley ......................... 502007 Matt Yokley ....................................... 572008 Scott McGregor ................................. 552009 Brennon Martin ................................ 592010 Ryan Fraser ....................................... 592011 Dan Langfield .................................... 942012 Dan Langfield .................................. 111



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y e a r - B y - y e a r c o a c h i n g B r e a k d o w nYear Coach W-L-T Pct. 1913 Clyde Wilson 15-2-1 .861 1914 Clyde Wilson 11-4 .733 1915 Clyde Wilson 14-4 .7781916 Clyde Wilson 7-4 .6361917 Clyde Wilson/Mabon Crawford 5-6 .4551918 Clyde Wilson 4-4 .5001919 Clyde Wilson 10-3 .769Wilson Totals (7 yrs) 61-23 .726 Crawford Totals (1 yr) 5-4 .556

1920 Elmer George 12-2 .857 ---- ----1921 Elmer George 8-9 .471 ---- ----George Totals (2 yrs) 20-11 .645 ---- ----

1922 Lester Barnard 6-6 .500 ---- ----1923 Lester Barnard 5-10 .333 ---- ----1924 Lester Barnard 9-7 .563 ---- ----Barnard Totals (3 yrs) 20-23 .465 ---- ----

1925 Zach Curlin 8-6-2 .563 ---- ----1926 Zach Curlin 6-2 .750 ---- ----1927 Zach Curlin 6-4 .600 ---- ----1928 Zach Curlin 10-6 .625 ---- ----1929 Zach Curlin 6-5 .545 ---- ----1932 Zach Curlin 8-12 .400 ---- ----1933 Zach Curlin 13-4 .765 ---- ----1934 Zach Curlin 7-5-2 .571 ---- ----1935 Zach Curlin 2-6 .250 ---- ----1936 Zach Curlin 4-6 .400 ---- ----Curlin Totals (10 yrs) 70-56-4 .554 ---- ----

1948 Leo Davis 8-3 .727 ---- ----1949 Leo Davis 8-5 .615 ---- ----1950 Leo Davis 9-4 .692 ---- ----1951 Leo Davis 8-4 .667 ---- ----Davis Totals (4 yrs) 33-16 .673 ---- ----

1952 R.A. Long 7-9 .438 ---- ----Long Totals (1 yr) 7-9 .438 ---- ----

1953 Arnold Ryan 4-1-4 .667 ---- ----Ryan Totals (1 yr) 4-1-4 .667 ---- ----

1954 Cully Rickard 2-9 .182 ---- ----1955 Cully Rickard 6-7 .462 ---- ----Rickard Totals (2 yrs) 8-16 .333 ---- ----

1956 Frank Price 5-5 .500 ---- ----1957 Frank Price 6-10 .375 ---- ----Price Totals (10 yrs) 11-15 .423 ---- ----

1958 Dean Ehlers 9-6 .600 ---- ----1959 Dean Ehlers 5-15 .250 ---- ----1960 Dean Ehlers 12-12 .500 ---- ----1961 Dean Ehlers 13-6 .684 ---- ----Ehlers Totals (4 yrs) 39-39 .500 ---- ----

1962 Bob Stephenson 13-5 .722 ---- ----Stephenson Totals (1 yr) 13-5 .722 ---- ----

1963 Al Brown 17-6 .739 ---- ----1964 Al Brown 21-5 .808 ---- ----1965 Al Brown 21-7-2 .733 ---- ----1966 Al Brown 18-10-1 .638 ---- ----1967 Al Brown 15-14 .517 5-2 .7141968 Al Brown 17-8 .680 6-2 .7501969 Al Brown 20-12-1 .621 3-3 .5001970 Al Brown 16-27 .372 1-5 .1671971 Al Brown 11-29-1 .280 & ----Brown Totals (9 yrs) 156-118-5 .587 ---- ----

1972 Bobby Kilpatrick 19-14 .576 & ----1973 Bobby Kilpatrick 25-15 .625 & ----1974 Bobby Kilpatrick 24-22 .522 ---- ----1975 Bobby Kilpatrick 30-8 .789 ---- ----1976 Bobby Kilpatrick 32-11 .744 ---- ----1977 Bobby Kilpatrick 34-14 .708 ---- ----1978 Bobby Kilpatrick 40-9 .816 ---- ---- 29-2 5-5 6-21979 Bobby Kilpatrick 25-15 .625 ---- ---- 18-4 7-6 2-21980 Bobby Kilpatrick 31-15 .674 ---- ---- 20-4 7-9 3-2

1981 Bobby Kilpatrick 48-11 .814 ---- ---- 31-1 11-6-1 5-41982 Bobby Kilpatrick 32-10 .762 ---- ---- 20-2 10-6 2-21983 Bobby Kilpatrick 33-12 .733 --- --- 25-5 6-5 2-21984 Bobby Kilpatrick 26-15 .634 ---- ---- 16-6 9-7 1-21985 Bobby Kilpatrick 36-11 .766 ---- ---- 28-3 7-6 1-21986 Bobby Kilpatrick 40-16 .714 11-5 .688 24-6 13-8 3-21987 Bobby Kilpatrick 33-23-1 .588 9-9 .500 21-8-1 8-13 4-21988 Bobby Kilpatrick 27-22 .551 6-8 .429 16-11 10-9 1-21989 Bobby Kilpatrick 32-23 .582 8-10 .444 23-8 8-13 1-21990 Bobby Kilpatrick 31-25 .674 7-12 .368 23-11 7-12 1-21991 Bobby Kilpatrick 30-24 .556 8-10 .444 22-7 7-15 1-21992 Bobby Kilpatrick 25-26 .490 7-10 .412 18-10 4-13 3-3Kilpatrick Totals (21 yrs) 653-341-1 .657 ---- ----

1993 Jeff Hopkins 42-15 .737 15-3 .833 25-6 12-7 5-21994 Jeff Hopkins 52-11 .825 22-1 .957 21-3 23-3 8-51995 Jeff Hopkins 32-28 .533 12-11 .522 16-12 9-13 7-31996 Jeff Hopkins 26-28 .481 9-11 .450 14-13 9-13 3-21997 Jeff Hopkins 20-31 .392 9-17 .346 16-13 3-17 1-11998 Jeff Hopkins 24-31 .436 12-15 .444 12-12 8-16 4-31999 Jeff Hopkins 28-26-1 .518 15-12 .555 15-13 8-9-1 5-42000 Jeff Hopkins 15-37 .288 8-18 .308 11-16 4-18 0-3Hopkins Totals (8 yrs) 239-207-1 .536 92-78 .541 130-88 76-96-1 33-23

2001 Dave Anderson 34-24 .586 13-14 .481 21-9 8-12 5-32002 Dave Anderson 20-31 .392 10-20 .333 11-13 8-15 1-32003 Dave Anderson 21-33 .389 11-18 .379 14-14 6-18 1-12004 Dave Anderson 29-28 .509 16-15 .516 13-6 9-17 7-5Anderson Totals (4 yrs) 104-116 .473 50-67 .427 59-42 31-62 14-12

2005 Daron Schoenrock 13-42 .236 5-25 .167 4-20 6-19 3-32006 Daron Schoenrock 32-28 .533 13-11 .542 15-15 13-11 4-22007 Daron Schoenrock 36-27 .571 12-12 .500 16-8 11-15 9-42008 Daron Schoenrock 17-38 .309 5-18 .217 10-20 6-16 1-22009 Daron Schoenrock 21-32 .396 7-16 .340 16-12 4-18 1-22010 Daron Schoenrock 28-30 .483 12-12 .500 17-10 8-15 3-52011 Daron Schoenrock 30-27 .526 12-12 .500 21-14 8-10 1-32012 Daron Schoenrock 31-28 .525 14-10 .583 16-13 13-13 2-2Schoenrock Totals (7 yrs) 208-252 .452 80-96 .455 115-112 69-117 24-23



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n a t i o n a lAll-AmericaJacob Wilson - 3B 2012Chad Zurcher - 2B/SS 2011Dan Uggla - 2B 2001Mark Little - OF 1994Tim Dulin - 2B 1984Tim Corder - RHP 1983Tim Dulin - 2B 1983Tim Corder - RHP 1982Dave Anderson - SS 1981Ron McNeely - OF 1976Ron McNeely - OF 1975

Jewish Sports Review All-AmericaAdam Amar - UT 2007Joey Lieberman - DH 2007

NCBWA Preseason All-AmericaAdam Amar - 1B 2007

Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-AmericaBrent Dlugach - SS 2002

Golden Spikes Award SemifinalistChad Zurcher - 2B/SS 2011

Dick Howser Trophy SemifinalistChad Zurcher - 2B/SS 2011

College Baseball Foundation Brooks Wallace Award SemifinalistChad Zurcher - 2B/SS 2011

College Baseball Foundation Brooks Wallace Award Watch ListAdam Amar - 1B 2007K.K. Chalmers - OF 2008

NCAA Regional All-Tournament TeamAdam Amar - 1B 2007Mark Little - OF 1994Mark Bland - OF 1994Collins Day - LHP 1994Dave Anderson - SS 1981David Hernandez - OF 1981Dale Logan - 2B 1981Scott Pearson - 3B 1981Shane Young - DH 1981James Davis - OF 1978Blair Gilbert - RHP 1978Dave Parks - DH 1978Alan Robinson - 1B 1978Jeff Robinson - SS 1978Ron McNeely - OF 1976Danny Parks - RHP 1976

NCAA Division I Defensive Player of the YearRandy Meadows - SS 1997

r e g i o n a lNCAA All-DistrictDan Uggla - 2B 2001Mark Little - OF 1994Collins Day - LHP 1994Tim Dulin - 2B 1984Tim Corder - RHP 1983Tim Dulin - 2B 1983Tim Corder - RHP 1982Dave Anderson - SS 1981John Thetford - OF 1979Alan Robinson - 1B 1978Dusty Farmer - RHP 1977Robert Reed - DH 1977Ron McNeely - OF 1976Robert Reed - DH 1976Ron McNeely - OF 1975

ABCA All-South Region Second TeamEli Hynes - DH 2012 Adam McCLain - OF 2012 Jarrett Grube - RHP 2004

c o n F e r e n c ePlayer of the YearJacob Wilson - 3B (C-USA) 2012Chad Zurcher - 2B/SS (C-USA) 2011Mark Little - OF (Great Midwest) 1994

Coach of the YearJeff Hopkins (Great Midwest) 1994Jeff Hopkins (Great Midwest) 1993

Newcomer of the YearDan Guehne - LHP (Great Midwest) 1994Joe Lantrip - P (Great Midwest) 1992

All-Conference USA First TeamJacob Wilson - 3B 2012Adam McClain - LF 2012Dan Langfield - RHP 2012Chad Zurcher - 2B/SS 2011Joey Lieberman - DH 2007Adam Amar - 1B 2006Jarrett Grube - RHP 2004Dan Uggla - 2B 2001Craig House - P/DH 1999Craig House - RHP 1998Chad Harville - RHP 1997Chad Harville - RHP 1996

All-Great Midwest First TeamMark Little - OF 1994Cary Fenton - 2B 1994Nate Weimer - 3B 1994Scott Curtis - SS 1994Jeff Hoekstra - DH 1994Mike O’Keefe - C 1994Dan Guehne - LHP 1994Collins Day - LHP 1994Greg Smith - P 1993Chris Stewart - P 1993Robbie Domino - C 1993Mark Little - OF 1993Steve Moss - 1B 1993Jeff Hoekstra - 3B 1993Cary Fenton - SS 1993Rich Bledsoe - OF 1992Barry Grant - OF 1992Tim Heming - 3B 1992

All-Metro First TeamChris Kross - OF 1990Chris Marable - OF 1989Tony Ochs - C 1989Paul Bakke - OF 1988

Rodney Bright - 3B 1988Andy Cook - RHP 1988Chris Marable - OF 1988Rodney Bright - 3B 1987Bubba Burr - 1B 1987Mike Hammett - OF 1987Chris Marable - OF 1987Steve Scott - OF 1987Jeff Acuff - OF 1986David Moss - SS 1986Jack Peel - OF 1986Wayne Thompson - C 1986Mike Covington - P 1985Tim Dulin - 2B 1985David Moss - SS 1985Wayne Thompson - C 1985Tim Dulin - 2B 1984Tim Corder - RHP 1983Shane Young - DH 1983Tim Corder - RHP 1982Tim Dulin - 2B 1982David Hernandez - OF 1982Dave Anderson - SS 1981Greg Bayse - OF 1981Tim Corder - RHP 1981Richard Webster - C 1981Dave Anderson - SS 1980Blair Gilbert - RHP 1980Chris Litano - P 1980Phil Smith - OF 1980Greg Roper - 1B 1979Jeff Wallace - P 1979

All-Missouri Valley First TeamMike Dlugach - C 1973Lynn Alford - 2B 1973Mike Dlugach - C 1972Lynn Alford - 2B 1972Mike Dlugach - C 1971Mike Dlugach - C 1970Dave Loos - SS 1969Roy Myers - OF 1969Joey Bushwald - OF 1968Allie Prescott - RHP 1968Jimmy Dunn - OF 1967

All-Conference USA Second TeamSam Moll - LHP 2012Drew Martinez - OF 2011T.J. Rich - 1B 2011Ryan Fraser - RHP 2010Tyler Huelsing - OF 2010Drew Martinez - OF 2010Chad Zurcher - INF 2010Adam Amar - INF 2007Bill Moss - INF 2007Michael Murray - INF 2007K.K. Chalmers - OF 2006Scott McGregor - RHP 2006Brent Dlugach - SS 2004Derek Hankins - RHP 2004Ryan Martin - DH 2003Nate Sams - OF 2000Josh Stewart - LHP 1999Ronnie Barassi - OF 1996

All-Great Midwest Second TeamRonnie Barassi - OF 1995Scott Curtis - SS 1995Jeff Ince - 3B 1995Lonnie Glass - RHP 1995Mark Bland - OF 1994Jason McCommon - P 1994Rich Bledsoe - OF 1993John Armistead - P 1993Nate Weimer - 2B 1993Cary Fenton - SS 1993Jeff Cottam - UT 1992Steve Moss - 1B 1992

Joe Lantrip - P 1992Sid Smith - OF 1992

Conference USA All-Freshman TeamDrew Martinez - OF 2009Adam McClain - 2B 2009Scott McGregor - RHP 2006Stephen Gostkowski - RHP 2003Brent Dlugach - SS 2002

C-USA All-Tournament TeamKeaton Aldridge - C 2012Eli Hynes - DH 2012Dan Langfield - RHP 2012Brennon Martin - LHP 2010Adam Amar - INF 2007Josh Irvin - OF 2007Bill Moss - INF 2007Michael Murray - SS 2006Will Petersen - OF 2006

Great Midwest All-Tournament TeamScott Curtis - SS 1995Ronnie Barassi - OF 1995Collins Day - LHP 1995Lonnie Glass - P (MVP) 1995Mark Little - OF 1994Collins Day - LHP 1994Mark Bland - OF 1994Chris Stewart - P 1993Lonnie Glass - P 1993Jeff Hoekstra - 3B 1993Robbie Domino - C 1993Mark Little - OF (MVP) 1993Rich Bledsoe - OF 1992

Metro Conference All-Tournament TeamSteve Moss - DH 1991Brad Seitzer - 3B 1991Chris Kross - OF 1990Brad Seitzer - 3B 1989Chris Marable - OF 1988Mike Hammett - OF 1986David Moss - SS 1986Steve Scott - UT 1986Wayne Thompson - C 1986Tim Dulin - 2B 1985Tim Dulin - 2B 1983Tim Corder - P 1982David Hernandez - OF 1982Richard Webster - P 1981Dave Anderson - SS 1980Dale Logan - 2B 1980Mark Schuler - P 1980Phil Smith - OF 1980Richard Webster - C 1980Gary Williams - 1B 1980Doug Granger - 3B 1979Roy Henderson - OF 1978Charlie Lea - P 1978Dave Parks - DH 1978Terry Pressgrove - OF 1978Phil Clark - 3B 1977Dusty Farmer - P 1977Mark Brantley - C 1976Kenny McKinney - 2B 1976Ron McNeely - OF 1976Ron Merritt - OF 1976Danny Parks - P 1976



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w e e k ly h o n o r sNCBWA National Pitcher of the WeekSam Moll 4/10/12 NCBWA National Hitter of the WeekDan Uggla 3/20/01 CBF/Diamond Sports National LineupRyan Fraser - RHP 3/24/10

Collegebaseball360 Primetime PerformerT.J. Rich - 1B 4/11/11Brennon Martin - LHP 3/31/10

College Baseball insider Regional POWTyler Huelsing - OF 3/24/10

C-USA Hitter of the WeekJacob Wilson - 3B 5/20/12Jacob Wilson - 3B 5/7/12T.J. Rich - 1B 4/11/11Tyler Huelsing - OF 4/5/10Tyler Huelsing - OF 3/22/10Jacob Wilson - 3B 5/11/09Trey Wiedman - 1B 3/3/08Bill Moss - 2B 4/2/07Michael Murray - SS 4/9/07Adam Amar - 1B 3/27/06Adam Amar - 1B 5/22/06Ryan Martin - DH/OF 2/28/05Barrett Smith - C 5/14/01Dan Uggla - 2B 3/19/01Craig House - OF 3/2/98

Great Midwest Player of the WeekMark Little - OF 5/2/94Mark Little - OF 4/25/94Cary Fenton - 2B 4/4/94Mark Little - OF 3/21/94Steve Moss - 3B 4/13/92

C-USA Pitcher of the WeekDan Langfield - RHP 5/7/12Chase Joiner - RHP 4/30/12Sam Moll - LHP 4/9/12Chase Joiner - LHP 3/19/12Sam Moll - LHP 4/11/11Dan Langfield - RHP 2/28/11Ryan Fraser - RHP 5/17/10Ryan Fraser - RHP 4/19/10Brennon Martin - LHP 3/29/10Ryan Fraser - RHP 3/22/10Heith Hatfield - RHP 2/23/09Ben Grisham - RHP 4/2/07Scott McGregor - RHP 2/27/06Derek Hankins - RHP 5/3/04Derek Hankins - RHP 4/5/04Derek Hankins - RHP 3/1/04Jarrett Grube - RHP 5/12/03Jarrett Grube - RHP 4/7/03Jason Wiedmeyer - LHP 4/16/01Josh Stewart - LHP 5/10/99Josh Stewart - LHP 3/8/99Craig House - RHP 3/1/99Craig House - RHP 3/2/98

Great Midwest Pitcher of the WeekJason McCommon - RHP 3/28/94

a c a d e M i cCapital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America Second TeamChad Zurcher - 2B/SS 2011

CoSIDA Academic All-District IV First TeamChad Zurcher - 2B/SS 2011Brennon Martin - LHP 2009Neil Schenk - RHP 2008Michael Murray - SS 2007

Conference USA All-Academic TeamEthan Gross 2012Dan Langfield 2012Sam Moll 2012Chad Zurcher - 2B/SS 2011Phillip Chapman - C 2011Ryan Fraser - RHP 2010Brennon Martin - LHP 2010Chad Zurcher - INF 2010Brennon Martin - LHP 2009Trey Wiedman - 1B 2008Neil Schenk - LHP 2008Ben Grisham - RHP 2007Michael Murray - INF 2007

i n s t i t u t i o nM Club Hall of FameDave AndersonJohn BarnhillJohn BramlettCharles BrewerBill BurkettPhil ClarkTim CorderZach CurlinLeo DavisMillard DavisMike DlugachTim DulinBlair GilbertPhil HodsonGeorge HoltCraig HouseBobby KilpatrickCharlie LeaMark LittleDave LoosChris MarableMilton MayoRon McNeelyBill PatrickMike PaxtonAllie PrescottTerry PressgroveElmer RayAlan RobinsonJeff RobinsonJohn RossWinton SimmonsRussel Vollmer



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The 2010 season began a new era in the annals of University of Memphis baseball. After calling Nat Buring Stadium home for 36 seasons, construction and renovations were complete for Tigers baseball’s new home– FedExPark. Thanks to a $3 million gift from FedEx Corp. (NYSE:FDX), construction redesigned the former Nat Buring Stadium that housed Memphis Tiger baseball since 1972. In addition to the new scoreboard that was put in place in January 2008 (seperate from the FedEx gift), the redesign includes a new dressing facility, indoor practice facility, training room, players lounge, locker roOms, coaches offices, dugouts, grandstand, conces-sion areas, press box and a private suite which will aid players, teams and fans with their game day experience. The dressing facility includes locker rooms for both Tiger coaches and players, office and meeting space, a player’s lounge, coaches conference room, indoor pitching and batting cages, as well as a direct entrance into the Tiger dugout and field. The grandstand area features an expanded press area for media, as well as newly-con-structed restrooms and concession stands. The press box contains private booths for both radio and television broadcasts, as well as working media and event management areas. A grand entrance way has been constructed at the main entrance to the ballpark from the leftfield parking lots. Construction setup began on Feb. 16–two days before 2009 Opening Day. Construction crews took over the Tigers’ home, forcing them to play the 2009 season at three differ-ent ballparks in the Memphis area. The Tigers called Millington’s USA Stadium its home for the season, but hosted games at AutoZone Park and Gagliano Stadium. The stadium redesign is the latest of several upgrades to the Memphis baseball facility. On March 27, 1991, the Memphis Athletic Depart-ment ushered in a new era–night baseball. The

Tigers hosted Mississippi State University in the program’s first-ever night game. The Tigers played three times under the lights in 1991. While the ballpark’s surroundings were renovated, the playing field remains the same. Noted for its cozy dimensions, it has often proved to be a pitchers’ park when the wind blows in from left field. However, when the wind blows out to left, hitters would think differently. The dimensions down the lines are 318 and 317 feet in left and right fields, respec-tively, 360 in the alleys and 379 to center. Several renovations have taken place since the stadium opened in 1972. Besides the 1991 addition of lights to the stadium, a new backstop was installed at the beginning of the 1994 season to allow better visibility for the fans. Chairback seats were also installed in the grandstand area for better comfort and enjoyment of Tiger baseball games. During the summer of 1994, the playing surface of the infield was overhauled, giving the stadium one of the best natural grass play-ing surfaces in the South. In the winter of 1999, new dugouts were constructed. In the spring of 2004, the playing field was leveled out and resurfaced for better playing conditions. A new wall was added to the list of improvements in the winter of 2005. Prior to the 2006 campaign, field turf was installed around the batter’s circle to help maintain the field’s aesthetic in the high-traffic area. FedExPark replaces Nat Buring Stadium, where Memphis compiled a 667-295-1 record in 36 seasons. Following the 1971 season, the Tigers moved to the University’s Park Avenue Cam-pus from Tobey Park, located at the corner of Hollywood and Central. The team also played games at Blues Stadium, which in now known as the former Tim McCarver Stadium.

a u t o Z o n e p a r k Home to the St. Louis Cardinals AAA-Affiliate Memphis Redbirds, AutoZone Park combines the feel of such parks as Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, and Camden Yards in a state-of-the-art facility with classic, neo-traditional style. Now in the 13th year of a special coop-erative between the University of Memphis baseball program and the Memphis Redbirds, the Tigers’ 2013 schedule at AutoZone Park features two games, against Ole Miss on April 2 and against Mississippi State on April 23. The relationship began on August 20, 2001, when former Tiger head coach Dave Anderson and his squad gathered in front of AutoZone Park in downtown Memphis to reveal what U of M fans had anticipated for weeks. Tiger baseball would begin a relationship with the Memphis Redbirds that would allow the U of M to share the minor league stadium that many have deemed the best ballpark in all of minor league baseball. Accompanied by then-U of M Athletic Director R.C. Johnson, Redbirds Co-Founder Dean Jernigan and President of the Memphis Redbirds’ Baseball Foundation Rita Sparks, Anderson outlined his AutoZone plans at a late-August press conference. “This is a great day for our baseball pro-gram,” Anderson said. “AutoZone Park is one of the finest baseball parks in the country and now we can tell all of our recruits that they will be playing on the same field as the Mark McGwires and Albert Pujols. They’ll be dress-ing in a state-of-the-art clubhouse and playing in a big-league park.” “This is indeed an important day for our baseball program,” Johnson told reporters. “It is important for us because it demonstrates that our program is headed in the right direc-tion and that the Memphis business commu-nity is behind us.”

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YEAR RECORD PCT.2012 1-0 1.0002011 1-2 .3332010 1-0 1.0002009 1-4 .2002008 1-0 1.0002007 3-1 .7502006 0-2 .0002005 0-1 .0002004 2-3 .4002003 2-4 .3332002 3-10 .2312001 1-0 1.000Totals: 16-27 .372

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Named after Nat Buring, a generous donor to the University of Memphis athletic program and owner of Buring Food Pack-ing, Nat Buring Stadium served as home for Memphis baseball for 36 years. Since its opening on March 14, 1972, the “Nat” provided a fantastic setting for top-notch NCAA Division I baseball. Memphis called Nat Buring Stadium home for the next 36 seasons, racking up over 650 wins and averaging over 18 home wins per season. The Tigers’ most successful string at “The Nat” was from 1975-78. Under former skip-per Bobby Kilpatrick, Memphis won over 20 games in each of the four seasons. The first game played at the former Nat Buring Stadium was on March 14, 1972, when the Tigers defeated Mississippi State 11-2 in game one of a doubleheader. Mem-phis went on to sweep the Bulldogs with a 4-2 victory in the evening game. The Tigers were also victorious in the final game at Nat Buring, outlasting ECU 7-5 on May 17, 2008. Nat Buring Stadium hosted two Missouri Valley Conference Tournaments (1972,

1973), two Metro Conference Tourna-ments (1976, 1977) and the Great Midwest Conference Tournament in 1993. Memphis recorded winning records at home in 33 of its 36 seasons at “The Nat”, including posting a program-best 32-1 mark in 1981.

STADIUM FACTSCompleted: ....................... March 14, 1972Opening Day: ..................... March 14, 1972 ...... Memphis 11, Mississippi St. 2First Night Game: ............... March 27, 1991 ........ Mississippi St. 5, Memphis 4Last Game: .............................May 17, 2008 ........................ Memphis 7, ECU 5Games Played at Nat Buring: .................963Best Season at Nat Buring: ......... 981 (32-1) • 94 All Conference Selections • 62 Tiger Pros played at Nat Buring • 9 Tiger All-Americans

Groundbreaking ....................... Feb. 18, 2009Construction Start: .................. Feb. 18, 2009Seating Capacity: .................................. 2,000Surface: .................................... Natural GrassField Dimensions: Left Field ...............................318 feet Left-Center ............................360 feet Center Field ...........................379 feet Right-Center ..........................360 feet Right Field .............................317 feet

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First Game: ...............Feb. 19, 2010 vs. MTSUFirst Pitch: 4:06 p.m. (Brennon Martin -Strike)First MEM hit: ...... Tyler Huelsing 1B (Feb. 19)First MEM HR:............. Jacob Wilson (Feb. 20)First MEM Win: ........... Feb. 20 vs. MTSU (7-6)First Grand Slam: ........ Tyler Huelsing (Mar. 7)First Extra Inning: April 28 vs. ULM (11-10, W)First MEM Lineup:

CF Martinez, SS Zurcher, 2B McClain, 1B Wiedman, C Ablett, 3B Wilson, LF Huels-ing, DH Hatfield, RF Thomas, P Martin

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YEAR RECORD PCT.2012 15-13 .5362011 21-14 .6002010 17-10 .630FedExPark Totals 53-37 .589

2008 10-20 .3332007 16-7 .6962006 15-13 .5362005: 4-20 .1672004: 11-3 .7862003: 12-10 .5452002: 8-3 .7272001: 20-9 .6892000: 11-16 .4071999: 15-13 .5361998: 12-12 .5001997: 16-13 .5521996: 14-13 .5191995: 16-12 .5711994: 20-3 .8701993: 28-7 .8001992: 18-10 .6431991: 22-7 .7591990: 23-11 .6761989: 22-6 .7861988: 16-11 .593 1987: 21-8-1 .7171986: 23-5 .8211985: 26-3 .8971984: 15-4 .7891983: 22-4 .8461982: 16-2 .8891981: 32-1 .9701980: 20-4 .8331979: 15-5 .7501978: 29-2 .9351977: 26-5 .8391976: 27-6 .8181975: 23-1 .9581974: 16-8 .6671973: 15-9 .6251972: 12-9 .571Home Total: 720-332-1 .684

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