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2019 TENNESSEE BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE | @VOL BASEBALL 71 RECORDS & HONORS INDIVIDUAL GAME & SEASON RECORDS GAME RECORDS SEASON RECORDS Category Record Player Vs GENERAL INFO MEDIA INFO COACHES/STAFF PLAYERS 71 OPPONENTS REVIEW BASEBALL @VOL_ RECORDS & HONORS VOLMANAC 2019 TENNESSEE BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE | RECORDS & HONORS INDIVIDUAL GAME & SEASON RECORDS GAME RECORDS SEASON RECORDS Category Record Player vs. Opponent Category Record Player, Year At-Bats 8 Scott Price vs. Morehead State 5/15/14 Games 70 Matt Whitley, 1995 Jeff Baumtrog & Justin Parker vs. Georgia State 2/13/99 Average .464 Sam Ewing, 1970 Dan Gorman vs. ETSU 2/24/88 At-Bats 293 Matt Whitley, 1995 Runs 5 By Several Runs 105 Chris Burke, 2001 Last by Nico Mascia at Western Carolina 3/27/18 Hits 118 Chris Burke, 2001 Hits 6 Kris Bennett (6-6) vs. Georgia 6/11/01 Singles 76 Matt Whitley, 1995 Chris Burke (6-6) vs. Hawaii-Hilo 2/9/00 Doubles 30 Jeff Pickler, 1998 Jeff Pickler (6-6) vs. College of Charleston 2/12/98 Triples 11 Chris Burke, 2001 Larry Fielder (6-6) vs. Georgia Tech 4/3/68 Home Runs 24 Sonny Cortez, 1998 RBI 10 Joe Randa vs. Louisville 4/23/91 Grand Slams 3 Greg Geren, 1982 RBI (Inn.) 7 Sonny Cortez vs. North Carolina State 1/30/98 Bobby Tucker, 1970 Singles 4 By Several Extra-Base Hits 52 Chris Burke, 2001 Last by Jay Charleston at Georgia 4/29/18 RBI 92 Todd Helton, 1995 Doubles 4 Drew Steckenrider vs. Vanderbilt 5/4/12 Total Bases 221 Chris Burke, 2001 Josh Liles vs. Charlotte 4/2/08 Slugging Percentage .831 Chuck Barclift, 1980 Triples 3 Stuart Driscoll vs. Carson-Newman 4/21/71 On-Base Percentage. .537 Chris Burke, 2001 Home Runs 3 Cody Hawn vs. Ohio 3/6/09 Walks 63 Chase Headley, 2005 Todd Helton vs. Arkansas 3/25/95 Hit-by-Pitch 25 Scott Vieira, 1995 Alan Cockrell vs. Austin Peay 3/16/83 Strikeouts 68 Benito Santiago, 2018 Rusty Ensor vs. Vanderbilt 5/2/81 Sacrifice Hits 16 Bryce Christensen, 1995 Home Runs (Inn.) 2 Kelly Edmundson (8th inn.) vs. Belmont 5/16/06 Sacrifice Flies 9 Brian Cleveland, 2003 Sonny Cortez (1st inn.) vs. North Carolina State 1/30/98 Todd Helton, 1995 Extra-Base Hits 4 Drew Steckenrider vs. Vanderbilt 5/4/12 (4 2B) Stolen Bases 58 Stevie Daniel, 2000 Cody Hawn vs. Ohio 3/6/09 (1 2B, 3 HR) Steal Attempts 65 Stevie Daniel, 2000 Josh Liles vs. Charlotte 4/2/08 (4 2B) Wins 15 Luke Hochevar, 2005 Jordan Czarniecki vs. Arkansas 4/19/02 (2 2B, 2 HR) R.A. Dickey, 1994 Stuart Driscoll vs. Carson-Newman 4/21/71 (1 2B, 3 3B) Losses 9 Marlyn Tisdale, 1999 Total Bases 14 Cody Hawn vs. Ohio 3/6/09 ERA 0.89 Todd Helton, 1994 Alan Cockrell vs. Austin Peay 3/16/83 Saves 12 Todd Helton, 1995 Walks 5 By four players Appearances 32 Scot Drucker, 2004 Last by Nick Senzel vs. Central Michigan 2/28/16 Games Started 22 R.A. Dickey, 1995 Strikeouts 4 By Several Complete Games 10 Bill Aldridge, 1978 Last by Jay Charleston vs. Auburn 5/21/19 Innings Pitched 164.0 Jamie Bennett, 1999 Hit-by-Pitch 3 By Several Consec. Scoreless IP 47.2 Todd Helton Last by Blake Forsythe at Vanderbilt 5/14/09 vs. 26 Teams, 1994 Stolen Bases 6 Clay Greene vs. Middle Tennessee 4/9/97 Hits Allowed 169 R.A. Dickey, 1995 Steal Attempts 7 Clay Greene vs. Middle Tennessee 4/9/97 Runs Allowed 93 R.A. Dickey, 1995 Sacrifice Bunts 2 By Several Earned Runs 76 R.A. Dickey, 1995 Last by Jay Charleston vs. Ole Miss 5/17/19 Walks Issued 67 Marlyn Tisdale, 1999 Sacrifice Flies 2 17 times Walks Per Nine Innings 0.97 Nick Hernandez, 2008 Last by Evan Russell vs. Ole Miss 5/17/19 Batters Struck Out 154 Luke Hochevar, 2005 Hit Streak 27 Condredge Holloway (3/26-4/28/75) Wild Pitches 23 Marlyn Tisdale, 1999 26 Jeff Pickler (3/17-4/26/98) Hit Batters 19 Stephen McCray, 2010 24 Justin Ross (2/12-3/25/98) Balks 5 Mathew Myers, 1997 20 Andrew Lee (4/10-5/16/15) Pickoffs 17 Mathew Myers, 1997 Kris Bennett (2/12-3/21/00) Putouts 557 Ed Lewis, 1996 Consecutive Hits 11 Brad Bradshaw (4/9-12/76) Assists 222 Matt Whitley, 1995 Innings Pitched 11.0 R.A. Dickey vs. Alabama 5/17/96 Errors 29 Matt Whitley, 1995 R.A. Dickey vs. Oklahoma State 5/28/95 Passed Balls 13 Ray Espinosa, 1996 Hits Allowed 18 Craig Cobb vs. Alabama 5/18/06 Runs Allowed 12 Marlyn Tisdale vs. Kentucky 4/23/99 SEASON NOTE Quenten Patterson vs. Alabama 3/14/99 Jamie Bolinger vs. Winthrop 5/7/87 Earned Runs 12 Quenten Patterson vs. Alabama 3/14/99 CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED WITHOUT Unearned Runs 10 Michael Cosgrove vs. Kentucky 4/11/97 BEING SHUT OUT Walks Issued Marlyn Tisdale vs. Arkansas 3/26/99 9 221 Luke Hudson vs. Oklahoma State 5/23/97 3/23/96 vs. Alabama to 2/6/00 vs. Hawaii-Hilo Batters Struck out 20 Joe O’Brien vs. Maryville 5/9/72 115 Wild Pitches 5 Marlyn Tisdale vs. Arkansas 3/26/99 5/16/04 at South Carolina to 4/21/06 at Georgia Wild Pitches (Inn.) 4 Wyatt Allen vs. Old Dominion 2/21/99 80 Hit Batters 5 Stephen McCray at Mississippi State 4/17/10 4/7/85 vs. Vanderbilt to 3/17/87 vs. UNC Asheville Balks 2 Five times Last by Sean Hunley vs. Kentucky 5/5/18 79 2/7/00 vs. Hawaii-Hilo to 3/14/01 vs. Western Carolina Putouts 21 Benito Santiago at Missouri 5/17/18 Assists 9 Four times 64 Last by Ricky Martinez vs. Mississippi State 4/5/19 2/22/95 vs. Carson-Newman to 6/2/95 vs. Stanford Errors 4 Three times 64 Last by Zach Osborne at Coastal Carolina 2/27/09 3/16/71 vs. Furman to 5/9/72 vs. Maryville Passed Balls 3 Yan Gomes at Georgia 3/21/08 TENNESSEE CYCLES Player Opponent Date AB1 AB2 AB3 AB4 AB5 AB6 Total Chris Burke Vanderbilt 5/11/2001 3B HR K 2B 1B -- 4-5, 3 R, 3 RBI Matt Duffy New Orleans 3/9/2011 2B F9 3B HR L9 1B 4-6, 3 R, 4 RBI Jordan Rodgers Kentucky 4/1/2016 1B 2B 3B F8 HR -- 4-5, 2 R, 8 RBI 72 2019 TENNESSEE BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE | UTSPORTS.COM GENERAL INFO TEAM GAME & SEASON RECORDS GAME RECORDS SEASON RECORDS Category Record Opponent Category Record Year At-Bats 55 at Georgia 5/8/10 Games 70 1995 At-Bats (Inn.) 15 at Georgia (3rd inning) 5/8/10 Average .340 1998 UT-Chattanooga (1st inning) 4/6/77 At-Bats 2450 1995 Runs 34 Georgia State 2/13/99 Runs 1998 566 MEDIA INFO Runs (Inn.) 14 N.C. State (8th inning) 1/30/98 Runs Per Game 10.11 1998 UT-Chattanooga (1st inning) 4/6/77 Hits 788 2005 Hits 28 at Georgia 5/8/10 Hits Per Game 12.55 1998 Tennessee Temple 5/8/07 Singles 549 1995 SC-Spartanburg 5/2/92 Doubles 156 2005 Hits (Inning) 12 at Georgia 5/8/10 RBI 31 Georgia State 2/13/99 Triples 32 2000, 1994 Singles 19 Maryville 4/20/89 Home Runs 107 1998 Grand Slams 7 1998 Doubles 10 ETSU 3/23/04 COACHES/STAFF Triples 5 Appalachian State 3/10/94 Extra-Base Hits 271 1998 Home Runs 7 Lipscomb 4/9/19 RBI 510 1998 Tennessee Tech 3/7/80 Total Bases 1200 1998 Home Runs (Inn.) 5 Vanderbilt 4/6/73 Slugging Pct. .581 1998 Total Bases 52 at Georgia 5/8/10 On-Base Pct. (Since 1987) .429 1998 Extra-Base Hits 14 at Mississippi State 3/8/98 Walks 350 1995 Walks 24 East Tennessee State 2/24/88 Hit by Pitch 2012 92 Strikeouts 18 Florida 4/7/17 Strikeouts 2018 467 Hit by Pitch 5 Seven times (last vs. Belmont 5/6/15) Sacrifices 2014 54 Stolen Bases 14 Carson-Newman 4/11/90 Sacrifice Flies 47 2000 Sacrifice Hits 4 at FIU 2/13/15 Stolen Bases 215 2000 at Georgia 4/21/06 PLAYERS at Ole Miss 4/17/04 Steal Attempts 265 2000 MTSU 4/26/83 Left on Base 606 1995 Sacrifice Hits (Inn.) Miami (4th inning) 2/1/02 Most Wins 54 1995 3 OPPONENTS Sacrifice Flies 3 13 times (last vs. Belmont 4/2/19) Most Losses 36 1989 Left on Base 17 North Florida 3/2/19 ERA (Low) 2.62 1970 at Western Carolina 4/21/10 ERA (High) 6.52 1998 at LSU 4/29/07 Saves 17 2019 vs. Florida 3/4/84 Complete Games 25 1976 Win Margin 28 vs. Morehead State 2/14/04 G2 (29-1) Shutouts 10 2019, 1994 Loss Margin 25 Middle Tennessee 1926 (28-3) Innings Pitched 631.1 1995 Shutout 22 Cumberland (Tenn.) 2/23/91 (22-0) Hits Allowed 614 1998 Opponent Shutout 18 at Auburn 5/16/10 (18-0) Runs Allowed 432 2001 Innings Pitched 14.0 Four times (last at Texas A&M 4/23/17) Earned Runs 370 2001 Hits Allowed 24 LSU (DH-2) 5/4/02 REVIEW Runs Allowed 28 Florida 1960 Walks Issued 293 2001 MTSU 1926 Walks/Nine Innings 3.04 1994 Earned Runs 23 Memphis State 3/24/87 Batters Struck Out 568 2005 Unearned Runs 10 Kentucky 4/11/97 Strikeouts/Nine Inns.
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