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This is The Alabama Record Book Table of Contents...... 1 All-Time Opponents...... 71 Quick Facts and Media Services ...... 2-3 Year-By-Year Records ...... 72-73 Dr. Robert E. Witt, President ...... 4 UA Coaching Records, Records by Decade...... 74 , Director of Athletics ...... 5 Miscellaneous Records ...... 75-77 Finus Gaston, Johhny Williams and All-Time Extra Results...... 78 Joe Hornsby ...... 6 All-Time Television Results ...... 79 Athletic Department Senior Staff ...... 7 Records by Class and Position...... 80 Alabama Baseball Support Staff ...... 7 Alabama Team Records ...... 81-82 CHAMPS – UA Life Skills Program...... 8 Alabama Individual Records ...... 83-85 Center for Athletic Student Services...... 9 Individual -Season and Career Top 10s ...... 86-90 The Omaha Challenge ...... 10-11 Team Single-Season Top 10s ...... 91 Sewell- ...... 12-14 Year-By-Year Statistical Leaders...... 92-97 Baseball Medical Staff ...... 15 Baseball Strength and Conditioning Staff...... 15 Alabama Honors and Awards 2006 UA Scouting Report ...... 16-19 All-Americans ...... 98-101 , 1977 Hall of Famer ...... 102 ON THE COVER: Alabama The Alabama Baseball Staff Mel Allen, 1978 Ford C. Frick Winner...... 103 head coach enters Head Coach Jim Wells ...... 20-25 David Magadan, 1983 Golden Spikes ...... 104 the 2006 season just 10 wins Assistant Coach Jim Gatewood...... 26 Andy Phillips, 1999 Dick Howser Finalist...... 105 shy of becoming the school's Assistant Coach Joe Raccuia ...... 27 Jeremy Brown, 2002 Bench Award Winner ...... 106 all-time winningest baseball Volunteer Assistant B.J. Green...... 28 Beau Hearod, 2003 District III Player of Year ...... 107 coach. Sophomore right- Student Assistant Bo Hannah ...... 28 Wade LeBlanc, 2004 National Freshman of the Year . . . . . 108 hander David Robertson Individual Award Winners...... 109 (2005 Freshman All-American), The 2006 All-South Region, All-SEC Selections ...... 110-111 Crimson Tide Roster...... 29 SEC Academic Honor Roll ...... 111-112 senior right-hander Jordan Alabama Player Bios ...... 30-51 Post-Season All-Tournament Teams ...... 112 Davis (2005 SEC Academic Alabama Career Stats ...... 52 Honor Roll), junior left-hander Alabama Career SEC Stats...... 53 Post-Season History Wade LeBlanc (2006 Results ...... 113 Preseason All-American), senior 2006 Opponents NCAA Regional Results ...... 114 Evan Bush Winthop, Samford and Kent State ...... 54 SEC Tournament Results...... 115-116 (2004 All-SEC) and senior Memphis, FIU and Bham Southern ...... 55 All-Time SEC Champions...... 117 catcher Kody Valverde (2005 Appy State, South Alabama and Nebraska ...... 56 2006 SEC Tournament ...... 118-119 Alaskan Summer League All- USM, Georgia and Troy ...... 57 Star) hopes to help Wells reach Ole Miss, Lipscomb and Miss State ...... 58 that milestone and lead the UAB, South Carolina and SE Louisiana ...... 59 UA All-Time MLB Roster/Stats ...... 120-125 Crimson Tide back to the NCAA LSU, Miss Valley and Vanderbilt...... 60 Alabama MLB Draft History ...... 126-127 post-season play. Auburn, Arkansas and Florida ...... 61 and UA Road Headquarters ...... 62 The Scores CREDITS: The 2006 Alabama Alabama’s All-Time Scores ...... 128-145 Baseball Media Guide is pro- 2005 Season Review duced by The University of Season Recap ...... 63-65 Past Players Alabama Athletic Media 2005 Final Overall Stats ...... 66-67 All-Time Letterman ...... 146-148 Relations Office, and may not 2005 Final SEC Stats ...... 68-69 be reproduced in any form 2005 Results ...... 70 without written permission from the . The book was written and edit- ed by Assistant Director of Media Relations, Barry Allen. The book’s cover was designed by Publications Director, Brent Hollingsworth and student assistant Jason Dunnavant. All photos are by Director of Athletic Photography Kent Gildey and his staff, Jeff Hanson and Michelle Lepianka. Also, special thanks to Jason Harless (Tuscaloosa News) and the various Major League Baseball teams for their photo contributions. The 2006 Alabama Baseball Media Guide was printed by EBSCO Media, Inc., of Birmingham, Alabama.

1 2006 Media Notes CREDENTIALS: Please direct all media requests for Alabama home baseball Quick games to Assistant Media Relations Director Barry Allen. Season credentials and single game credentials are available. Credentials will be left at the first base gate of Sewell-Thomas Stadium, located on Paul W. Bryant Drive, two hours prior to the start of each game. Professional scouts will report to the main ticket booth facts and will be issued a ticket for each game during the 2006 season.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION COVERING PRACTICE: Practice usually begins at 2 p.m. each day and is gener- Location:Tuscaloosa, Alabama ally open to everyone. Please contact the Media Relations Department for Enrollment: 21,750 changes in the practice schedule. Also, we ask that while watching practice you Founded:April 12, 1831 Conference: Southeastern (SEC) remain in the stands at all times. No one will be allowed on the field. Colors: Crimson & White Nickname: Crimson Tide INTERVIEWS: Coach Jim Wells will be available most days from 9-11 a.m. in his President: Dr. Robert E. Witt NCAA Faculty Representative: Joe Hornsby Coleman Coliseum office or by telephone. Wells and members of the team will Athletics Director: Mal Moore be available following practice each day. In addition, Wells will conduct a weekly Senior Associate /CFO: Finus Gaston teleconference each Thursday at 10 a.m. prior to the Crimson Tide’s upcoming Senior Associate Athletic Director/ weekend series. Please contact the Alabama Media Relations Office for specific External Operations: Johnny Williams dates and telephone numbers. UA players will be available from 1-1:45 p.m. each Associate Athletics Director/Senior Women’s Administrator: Marie Robbins day in the Alabama dugout. Please arrange all interviews in advance through Associate Athletics Directors: Barry Allen or Kyle Murphy in the Alabama Media Relations Office. Kevin Almond (Support Services) Jon Gilbert (Event Management) Wendell Hudson (Alumni Relations) POST-GAME INTERVIEWS: Please arrange all post-game interviews through a Chris King (Compliance) member of the Alabama Media Relations staff. Requested players will be available Sarah Patterson (Community Relations) Larry White (Media Relations) in the Crimson Tide team room approximately 10 minutes following the game. Assistant Athletics Director: Jon Dever (Academic Services) CRIMSON TIDE SPORTS MARKETING: Crimson Tide Sports Marketing, a Carol Keys (Business Office) Karin Lee (Lifeskills) division of Learfield Communications is the rights holder for all Crimson Tide Director of Tide Pride: radio and television broadcasts. CTSM (205-752-7281) is in its eighth year with Tommy Ford the University of Alabama and will provide state-wide coverage of all SEC base- Director of Marketing: Daniel Hopper ball games this season. In addition, Alabama baseball will be featured weekly on Assistant Marketing Directors: “Hey, Coach!”,a ninety-minute talk show dedicated to Crimson Tide athletics. Jennifer Downs Matt Greathouse CTSM airs the show each Monday night live from Bob Baumhower’s Wing’s Director of Capital Projects: Restaurant in Tuscaloosa. Veteran broadcaster Tom Roberts serves as the pro- Thad Turnipseed gram’s host. Michael Alford serves as the network’s general . CTSM will Director of Major Gifts: Ronny Robertson also provide satellite feeds of Crimson Tide baseball throughout the season. Each Director of Athletic Ticket Office: week a 15-minute feed, consisting of taped Rhoda Vaughn interviews, highlights and narrated tape pack- Baseball Event Management: Bryant Carter Baseball Academics: Tom Buttram age, is offered September through June. In Associate AD/Media Relations Director: addition, selected game highlights are fed Larry White Associate Media Relations Director: after the conclusion of each game. Please con- Becky Hopf tact Tom Roberts or David Crane for more Assistant Media Relations Directors: information concerning dates, times and Barry Allen (Baseball Contact) John Hayden coordinates. To obtain videotaped footage of Cory Hoodjer the Crimson Tide baseball team, please con- Roots Woodruff tact Roberts at the above number. Baseball Media Relations Director: Barry Allen Office Phone: (205) 348-6084 CRIMSON TIDE RADIO: For the eighth Home Phone: (205) 758-6526 FAX: (205) 348-8841 consecutive season, Crimson Tide baseball E-Mail Address: [email protected] will be carried on a state-wide network. Media Relations Department Alabama baseball will be distributed this year Administrative Staff: Brenda Burnette by CTSM and all games will be aired on the Karen Deaver Crimson Tide Sports Network. For a com- Media Relations Intern: Jeff Dunnavant plete listing of affiliates, please contact CTSM Graduate Assistant: Chris Woodfin Media Relations Student Assistants: or the Media Relations Office. In Tuscaloosa, Adam Blevins, Erin Champlin (website), Lenae the flagship station for Crimson Tide baseball Douglas, Alex Greenbaum, Kathryn Lasater, Kyle David Crane and Chris Stewart Murphy (baseball), Emily Screws, Lance Walker is WACT-AM (1420). and Taylor Whitson.

2 David Crane begins his eighth season as the “Voice of 2006 Alabama Baseball Alabama Baseball”,calling the action for all 56 regular- season games plus the entire post-season. He is also the Head Coach ...... Jim Wells Overall Record (Years) ...... 670-314 (.681) (16 Years) voice of Alabama women’s basketball and the host of Alabama Record (Years) ...... 478-225 (.680) (11 Years) Crimson Tide This Week. Veteran sportscaster Chris Assistant Coaches ...... Jim Gatewood and Joe Raccuia Stewart will return for his seventh season on the base- Volunteer Coach ...... B.J. Green ball broadcasts. Stewart is also the play-by-play voice for Managers ...... John Dunlap, Matt Moore and Nick Rambo Athletic Trainer ...... Ginger Gilmore the Alabama men’s basketball team. In addition, all Stadium (Capacity) ...... Sewell-Thomas Stadium (6,118) games may be heard via the internet through the Park Dimensions ...... 325’ (LF/RF), 400’ (CF), 365’ (Alleys) University of Alabama’s official web site or through All-Time Record ...... 2,180-1,279-23 (.629) (3,483 Games) broadcast.com. For the sixth straight year, Crane will All-Time SEC Record ...... 783-612-3 (.562) (1,396 Games) host “Crimson Tide This Week”,a weekly review of SEC Titles ...... (13) 1934-35-36-38-40-41-42-47-50- ...... 55-68-83-96 Alabama athletics. Western Division Championships . . .(10) 1950-55-57-58-68-73-74-81-96-02 SEC Tournament Championships . . .(7) 1983-95-96-97-99-02-03 GAME SERVICES: The Sewell-Thomas Stadium press NCAA Regionals ...... (17) 1947-48-50-55-68-83-86-91-95- box is one of the finest working press facilities in the ...... 96-97-98-99-00-02-03-05 College World Series Appearances . .(5) 1950-83-96-97-99 country and is equipped with wireless and ethernet 2005 Overall Record ...... 40-23 (.635) capabilities. The press box contains two working press 2005 SEC Record ...... 17-13 (.567) (3rd West) booths, one television booth, two radio booths and a Crimson Tide Suite that entertains pre- and post-game 2006 SQUAD ANALYSIS: functions. The press box is open two hours prior to the Lettermen Returning (13) ...... Lettermen Lost (9) Starters Returning (4) ...... Starters Lost (5) start of each game. The press box elevator is located at Retuning (7) ...... Pitchers Lost (3) the left of the main entrance of the stadium. Prior to the Newcomers (12) - High School (9), JuCo (2), Transfer (1) game, rosters, game notes, statistics and starting lineups are available to all members of the media as well as pro- STARTERS RETURNING (2005 Stats Included) Evan Bush (INF, Sr., 6-1, 207, R/R, 62 G, .251, 17 HR, 55 RBI) fessional scouts. In addition, lineups will be posted in Greg Paiml (INF, Jr., 6-0, 185, R/R, 50 G, .210, HR, 17 RBI) the media work room located behind the Crimson Tide (OF, Jr., 6-0, 180, L/L, 59 G, .277, 14 RBI) suite. Following the game, an official NCAA box score, Kody Valverde (C, Sr., 6-0, 210, R/R, 51 G, .240, 7 HR, 23 RBI) running play-by-play and and post-game notes are available. RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS (2005 Stats Included) Brandon Belcher (OF, Jr., 6-0, 185, L/L, 14 G, .219, 3 RBI) Matt Bentley (1B, So., 6-2, 216, L/L, 26 G, .320, 9 RBI) PRESS BOX MEAL: Pizza or sandwiches and soft drinks Matt Downs (INF, Sr., 6-3, 190, R/R, No Stats from 2005) will be available to the working media during each David Ferazza (C, Sr., 6-2, 200, R/R, 9 G, .333, HR, 2 RBI) Alabama home game. Spencer Pennington (INF, Sr., 6-5, 230, L/R, 22 G, .250, 8 RBI) STARTING PITCHERS RETURNING (2005 Stats Included) Media Services Information Wade LeBlanc (LHP, Jr., 6-3, 193, 14 G, 13 GS, 5-5, 4.09 ERA, 88 IP, 108 K) OTHER PITCHERS RETURNING (2005 Stats Included) Baseball SID: Barry Allen (Alabama, 1989) Josh Copeland (RHP, So., 6-4, 225, 12 G, 3 GS, 1-1, 4.03 ERA, 22.1 IP, 21 K) Jordan Davis (RHP, Sr., 6-0, 190, 26 G, 2 GS, 5-2, 3.10 ERA, 3 SV, 58 IP, 41 K) SID Telephone: (205) 348-6084 Austin Hyatt (RHP, So., 6-3, 190, 2 G, 0-0, 12.00 ERA, 3 IP, 2 K) SID FAX: (205) 348-8841 Casey Kebodeaux (RHP, So., 6-2, 200, 7 G, 2 GS, 0-1, 6.52 ERA, 1 SV, 9.2 IP, 4 K) Allen Home Phone: (205) 758-6526 David Robertson (RHP, So., 5-11, 175, 32 G, 2 GS, 7-5, 2.92 ERA, 8 SV, 74 IP, 105 K) Athletic Dept. Phone: (205) 348-6161 2005 REDSHIRTS Baseball Office: (205) 348-4029 Kenneth Brown (LHP, Sr., 6-2, 195) Ticket Office Phone: (205) 348-2262 Wes Henderson (1B, Fr., 6-2, 212) Patrick Kelly (RHP, Jr., 6-4, 195) Press Box Phone: (205) 348-4927 Kyle Moore (SS, Fr., 6-2, 190) UA Website: www.rolltide.com Allen Ponder (RHP/OF, Jr., 6-5, 220)

2006 NEWCOMERS (Previous School, Hometown) Mailing Address: Alabama Media Relations Alex Avila (INF, Fr., 6-0, 200, B/R, Archbishop McCarthy, Hialeah, Florida) PO Box 870391 Brian Clark (C, Fr., 5-10, 180, R/R, Bishop Noll Institute, Hammond, ) Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-3091 Austin Graham (RHP, Fr., 6-3, 195, R/R, Spain Park HS, Hoover) Tommy Hunter (RHP, Fr., 6-4, 250, R/R, Cathedral HS, Indianapolis, Indiana) Kent Matthes (INF, Fr., 6-3, 200, R/R, Edgewater HS, Orlando, Florida) Overnight Address: Alabama Media Relations Jake McCarter (RHP, Jr., 6-2, 200, R/R, Navarro College, Kerrville, Texas) Coleman Coliseum Room 170A Tyler Odle (OF, Fr., 6-0, 180, R/R, Vestavia Hills HS, Vestavia Hills) Miers Quigley (LHP, Fr., 6-4, 225, L/L, Roswell HS, Roswell, Georgia) 1201 Coliseum Drive Ryan Rhoden (OF/C, Fr., 6-2, 210, R/R, Paul Bryant HS, Tuscaloosa) Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 Bernard Robert (RHP, Jr., 6-0, 180, R/R, SE Louisiana) Andrew Rodgers (OF, So., 6-4, 220, R/R, Navarro College, Grapevine, Texas) Jeff Texade (INF, Fr., 6-0, 180, R/R, Catholic HS, New Iberia, Louisiana)

3 “The ability of our state to continue to make progress in terms of economic develop- ment, state leadership and quality of life depends very heavily on that very important natural resource – our young people. The stronger the academic reputation and ranking of The University of Alabama, the greater our ability to attract the best and brightest students and to succeed in all our endeavors.” --Dr. Robert E. Witt Dr. Robert E. Witt President The University of Alabama

As president of The University of Alabama, Dr. Robert E. Witt has Now in his third year as pres- committed the University to an ambitious plan for growth and ident, Dr. Witt came to UA with achievement. He has announced a goal of increasing enrollment 35 years’ experience in the from 20,300 in 2003 to 28,000 within 10 years, and he has embarked University of Texas System. He on a program to bring a substantial increase in research to the was appointed president of the University. Under his leadership, the University has developed an University of Texas at Arlington Honors College, which enrolled more than 550 freshmen in Fall in June 1995. In April 1986, he was appointed dean of the College 2004, and completed the first phase of a plan to significantly expand and Graduate School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin student housing on campus. where he held the Centennial Chair in Business Education Leadership. Also at UT Austin, before becoming dean, he was acting Dr. Witt’s vision for the University is threefold: dean, associate dean for academic affairs, and chairman of the • First, to be THE university of choice for the best and brightest stu department of marketing administration. dents in Alabama and A university of choice for all other excep Dr. Witt received his B.A. in economics from Bates College, his tional students; M.B.A. from Tuck School at Dartmouth College, and his Ph.D. from • Second, to be a student-centered tier-1 research university; Penn State University. He serves on the board of directors of the • Third, to be an academic community united in its commitment to Black Warrior Council Boy Scouts of America and is a member of enhancing the quality of life for all Alabamians. the West Alabama Chamber of Commerce, the Tuscaloosa County Industrial Development Authority, and the Elizabeth Project Care Board.

Pictured to the left: Five University of Alabama students earned spots on USA Today's 2005 All-USA College Academic Team - the most of any school in the nation. This year's winners are (l-r) William Norvell, Florence, banking and financial services; LeeAnn Wilson, Vestavia Hills, chemical engineering; Cody Locke, Boaz, biology; Katie Marchiony, Hoover, management information systems, and Jason Spruell, Dothan, chemistry.

4 This has been an era of unprecedented facility position that required constant travel to speaking growth for the athletic department and that engagements around the Southeast. expansion plan can be directly attributable to In his career, Moore has worked with a diversi- AL Moore. fied field of constituents, from fellow coaches to M For three years now, Moore has invited a select former players, to fans and the business commu- group of Crimson Tide legends to Tuscaloosa for nity. All those experiences and relationships make the Crimson Tide Celebrity Golf Classic held at him the ideal candidate to lead Alabama athletics MOORE North River Yacht Club. into the 21st century. Director of Athletics Led by such notables as , Ozzie "Coach Bryant was successful, in great part, Newsome, Johnny Musso and Dwight because he had a plan," Moore said. "Our plan is Stephenson, the weekend's event has generated to work towards the future and the department is over $500,000 the past three years. First year funds making significant headway in that direction." were designated to the Tide's men's and One of Moore's first priorities was to institute a women's golf programs; money from year two five-year facilities and endowment initiative, the was directed to the newly formed Crimson Tide Crimson Tradition Fund. A well-developed plan, Foundation to benefit all of Alabama's athletics the Crimson Tradition Fund is the driving force programs and this past event raised funds to behind the important project of upgrading all of remodel the women's gymnastics locker room. the Tide's athletic facilities. Moore placed particu- "What an exciting weekend for everyone," said lar emphasis on creating a state-of-the-art aca- Moore, who initiated and spearheaded the fund- demic center housed in the former Bryant Hall raising event. and completing a major renovation of Alabama's "This was a wonderful opportunity to bring strength and conditioning facility. Another area of back some of the Crimson Tide's most well-rec- attention for Moore has been the need for If you notice Mal Moore smiling a lot lately, ognized athletes and let them see the exciting increased and improved parking for Crimson understand that he has reason to be happy. things that are happening on our campus. At the Tide sporting events. Alabama's athletic teams are on the rise and he is same time, the event generated some much need- A 1963 graduate of the University of Alabama, now a full two-thirds of the way into his cam- ed revenue for the department. Moore holds both an undergraduate degree in paign to revitalize the Crimson Tide’s athletic and During his tenure, Moore has also supervised Sociology and a 1964 Master's Degree in administrative facilities. It has been Moore’s lead- the completion of a number of other facility proj- Secondary Education from the Capstone.A schol- ership and vision that has enabled this monu- ects, highlighted by the building of the Women's arship player for Coach Paul Bryant, Moore was a mental project to get off the ground. Softball Stadium, the women's soccer field and member of Alabama's 1961 national champi- Already on line are new stadiums for soccer and installation of new artificial turf in the Hank onship team. Coaching football for 31 years, 22 of tennis; football is enjoying a state-of-the-art Crisp Indoor Practice Facility. those at Alabama, provided Moore with a wealth weight facility, locker room and sports medicine Since 1999, under Moore's direction, Alabama's of experience and knowledge in the world of col- area and a Hall of Champions and administrative athletic teams have produced a number of lege athletics.As a coach, Moore served as Bryant's area makes it one of top venues in the nation. titles, including men's graduate assistant in 1964 and then Alabama's Moore was recently rewarded for his successes basketball, gymnastics and SEC tournament titles defensive backfield coach from 1965-70. He with a contract extension that will take him in both baseball and softball, and an NCAA gym- served as the Tide's quarterback's coach from through June, 2010. He received unanimous sup- nastics title.Alabama athletes have earned some of 1971-82 and from 1975-82 took on the addition- port from the Board of Trustees. the highest honors the SEC and NCAA have to al responsibility and elevated role as the Tide's "The board as a whole - and I would say, almost offer, including SEC Athlete of the Year, SEC offensive coordinator. to a person, would say Coach Moore is the right Scholar-Athlete of the Year, NCAA Top VIII, Alabama won national championships in person to lead us through a very difficult period," NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships and NCAA 1964, 1965, 1973, 1978, 1979 and 1992 with said Birmingham's John McMahon Jr., the Sportsperson of the Year. These honors are over Moore coordinating all the offensive plays for the board's president pro tempore. and above the individual conference and national last four of those championship teams. He is the "This is based on two things: his ability to iden- titles that Alabama athletes continue to bring only man connected with the Alabama coaching tify and hire good coaches, and secondly, his home to the Capstone. staffs, past or present, who was a member of all vision about facilities." Hired on Nov. 23, 1999, Moore's stint as seven of those title squads. In addition to Now working in his seventh season as Director of Athletics is the latest phase of his 30- Alabama, his coaching career included stops at Alabama's Director of Athletics, Moore is in the plus years of service to the Capstone. Well-known Montana State, Notre Dame and the NFL's midst of directing a facilities improvement plan in athletic circles, Moore brings a vision of cham- Phoenix Cardinals.. that will enable The University of Alabama’s stu- pionships and success to the office of athletics Moore, 64, was born December 19, 1939 in dent-athletes to reach unprecedented heights. director thanks to his three decades of experience Dozier, Alabama. He has been married to the for- Crimson Tide student-athletes now benefit from in collegiate athletics. mer Charlotte Davis of Tuscaloosa since July 20, a newly-renovated Bryant Hall that opened in As a player and coach at Alabama, Moore was 1968. They have one daughter, Mrs. Steve early summer. Renovation of Coleman Coliseum part of seven national championships, 14 SEC (Heather) Cook of Scottsdale, Arizona, a grand- is underway and a north end zone expansion to championships and 27 bowl trips. daughter, Anna Lee and a grandson Charles Bryant-Denny Stadium, perhaps the crown jewel Alabama capitalized on that background, and Cannon. of Moore's plan, began in mid December. Moore's popularity, by naming him Associate Athletics Director for External Affairs in 1994, a

5 Finus Gaston Johnny Williams Senior Associate Athletics Director/ Senior Associate Athletics Director/ Chief Financial Officer External Operations

Crimson ties are a family tradition Johnny Williams joined Alabama's for Finus Gaston, Senior Associate athletic department in October, Director of Athletics for 2004 as Senior Associate Athletics Administration. His father, the Director for External Affairs. late Finus C. Gaston, was sports Williams joined the Tide after serv- information director at Alabama ing as Athletics Director at Troy from 1953-61, allowing his son to University for 11 years. grow up around Alabama athletics. Williams' responsibilities include And his mother, the late Jewell oversight of Tide Pride, Marketing Gaston, was a long-time departmental employee in the TIDE and Promotions, Media Relations and the Ticket Office. PRIDE office. Under Williams' watch at Troy, the athletic department moved Gaston joined the University of Alabama Athletics Department to Division I-A, completing a change from Division II in all on August 8, 1996 after serving the University for 22 years. The sports. Tuscaloosa native was Assistant Vice President of Auxiliary and In January 2002, Williams was honored for his progressive Support Services before joining the Crimson Tide athletic staff. leadership by the All- Foundation with its His duties now encompass management of the athletics busi- prestigious Gen. Robert Neyland Athletics Director Award. ness office, personnel services, capital projects, and general main- Williams began his athletic career at Troy as a graduate assis- tenance of building and grounds associated with athletics. Gaston tant football coach under Rick Rhoades. also has direct oversight of administrative duties for football. In During his coaching tenure with the Trojans, Williams also 1999, Gaston served as interim athletics director for a short time. held several administrative positions within the department. In His ties deep with the department. The 1969 Tuscaloosa 1986 and 1987, he coordinated the football program's marketing High School graduate continued his education at the University and development efforts as a special assistant to the athletics of Alabama, working his way through school as Coach Paul director, in addition to his coaching duties. In 1988, he coordi- “Bear” Bryant’s head football manager. In 1973, Gaston earned a nated travel and ticket sales. degree in business education, then went on to earn a Master of Prior to his arrival in Troy, Williams was the head football Arts degree in trade and industrial education in 1975. In 1984, coach and athletics director at Pickens County High School in Gaston received his Doctor of Education Degree in administra- Reform, Ala., in 1984. He also served as an assistant coach at his tion and higher education. alma mater, the University of North Alabama, from 1979-83. He is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa A 1980 graduate of UNA with a degree in health/physical edu- and Kappa Delta Pi honorary fraternities. cation, Williams was a four-year defensive starter for the Lions, Upon graduation, Gaston’s career flourished at the University. earning "Defensive Lineman of the Year" honors in 1978. He was Working in the Financial Affairs office, he held positions as selected to the "UNA Team of the Decade" for the 1970s. Buyer, Assistant Purchasing Manager, Purchasing Manager, A 1975 graduate of Holt High School, he is married to the Director of Licensing, Associate Director of Business Services and former Robin Libby of Huntsville. The couple has two sons, Assistant Vice President for Auxiliary and Support Services. Andrew and David. Gaston and his wife, Martha, have two children: Will, a 1995 graduate of Alabama, and Curri, a 1998 graduate of the Capstone and one granddaughter, Anna Carson. Faculty Athletics Representative Joe Hornsby In 2000 he left the department of English to serve as Director of Faculty Athletics Representative the Blount Undergraduate Initiative. Hornsby's publications include articles on law and medieval literature, and a book entitled "Chaucer Dr. Joe Hornsby is an Associate and the Law." Professor of English and Director of During his tenure at Alabama he has received several honors, the Blount Undergraduate Initiative. including the University of Alabama Outstanding Commitment to He was born and raised in Gadsden, Teaching, College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Teaching Fellow, Alabama. Penny Allen Award for Commitment to Students, SAADE He received his B.A (1976) and M.A Distinguished Teaching Award, and the Morris L. Mayer Award. in English (1980) and J.D. (1979) in His wife, Anne Sikes Hornsby, is an attorney who practices in Law from the University of Alabama. Birmingham. After his extended stint as a student at Alabama, he continued his studies at the University of Toronto where he specialized in Old English and Chaucer. He received his Ph.D. in English from the University of Toronto in 1984 and then he returned to the English department of the University of Alabama. There he has taught a variety of courses, including Chaucer, and served as Undergraduate and Graduate Director. 6 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Athletic Department Senior Staff

Kevin Almond Jon Dever Jon Gilbert Daniel Hopper Wendell Hudson Carol Keys Chris King Associate AD Assistant AD Director of Director Athletic Associate AD Assistant AD Associate AD Support Services Student Services Special Campaigns Marketing Alumni Relations Business Compliance

Karin Lee Sarah Patterson Ronny Robertson Marie Robbins Thad Turnipseed Rhoda Vaughn Larry White Assistant AD Associate AD Director of Special Associate AD Director Athletic Director Athletic Associate AD Community Outreach Community Relations Gifts Senior Women’s Capital Projects Ticket Office Media Relations Administrator Baseball Support Staff

Barry Allen Brenda Burnette Bryant Carter Karen Deaver John Dunlap Kristi Dyer Chad Elliot Assistant Director Media Events Media Student Ticket Office Student Media Relations Relations Management Relations Manager Trainer

Kent Gidley Ginger Gilmore Allan Guenther Rusty Holley Brent Hollingsworth Morgan Kelley Red Leonard Photographer Assistant Athletic Public Address Assistant Equipment Asst. Director of Student Assistant Trainer Announcer Manager Marketing/ Trainer Equipment Publications Manager

Matt Moore Kyle Murphy Nick Rambo Scott Urbantke Troi Lane Wallace Student Student Assistant Student Director of Baseball Manager Media Relations Manager Athletic Grounds Administrative Assistant

7 CHAMPS The NCAA’s Life Skills Program

In an era when athletes are scrutinized as athletic departments to prepare this generation of event for Alabama student-athletes which brings much for their off-the-field actions as for their student-athletes to face “real life” with greater skill 60-70 successful business leaders to campus for a on-the-field accomplishments, the National than ever before.” job fair. In addition, the department has also held Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has “The goal of the life skills program is to help an “Agents Day” program in which football, men’s stepped to the forefront of the issue and devel- the student-athletes leave here, not just a member basketball and women’s basketball players met oped a program to assist its student-athletes. of a sports team, but as a person who excelled in and discussed professional playing options with a The NCAA in a partnership with the Division the classroom, gave back to the community and Player Personnel representative from the NFL, an 1A Athletic Directors’ Association created the got involved in the community,” Lee said. “We attorney and former Alabama athletes now play- CHAMPS/Life Skills program in an effort to strive to add to the life of the student-athlete ing professional sports. enhance the athletic and personal responsibility of through educational programs and resources." In addition, Alabama athlete’s personal devel- student-athletes. With the opment was addressed with NCAA providing the edu- several department spon- cational programming, The program is not mandatory, but we have so sored events including pro- resources and training, and grams on gambling, media Division 1A Directors pro- many athletes that want to participate because relations, nutrition, health viding marketing, leader- decisions and sexual ship and funding assis- they want to give back to the community.” responsibility. tance, the program is now This past year, Alabama in place to enhance the -Karin Lee, Director of Life Skills Program student-athletes participat- total development of stu- ed in a variety of commu- dents participating in inter- nity service programs. collegiate athletics. Through the auspices of the LifeSkills program, “Among all of intercollegiate athletics’ respon- Alabama athletes led clothing drives for the sibilities, there is none more important than pro- Salvations Army, worked in soup kitchens for viding the tools for the total development of the Hunger and Homelessness Week, participated in student-athlete,” said Cedric W. Dempsey,execu- the American Heart Association’s Heart Walk and tive director of the NCAA. led the “Beat Auburn” food drive. From raising One of the keys of success for the Tide pro- money for Project Angel Tree to speaking engage- gram has been the work of Karin Lee, the ments at elementary schools, Crimson Tide ath- Director of the Life Skills Program. Lee, along letes have been shining examples in the commu- with the coaching staffs, has been the driving nity. force behind the increase of community involve- “I have seen the life skills program grow every ment by Crimson Tide student-athletes. She plans year since I have been here,” Lee said. “Athletes and organizes community service opportunities have participated in over 1000 hours of commu- as well as plans workshops and speakers to help nity outreach each year and it continues to educate Alabama’s athletes on sports related increase. I know the life skills program benefits all issues. who participate, because the athletes always come “The Life Skills program is a win-win situa- back after volunteering with a group or school tion,” said Lee. “I only see positive benefits. This and want to do more. The program is not manda- plan gives our student-athletes a chance to give tory, but we have so many athletes that want to back to the community, and allows them the participate because they want to give back to the opportunity to create a positive image for the community.” children. The face-to-face interaction with the Whole teams and individual athletes have Allen Rice was named to the SEC Good Works community provides our athletes with a sense of heard the call “to give something back” and they Team in 2004 and 2005. worth and accomplishment. The program also have answered with their time, talents and com- brings enjoyment to both the student-athletes and mitment. the kids.” CHAMPS, an acronym for Challenging “I believe this program helps the student-ath- The CHAMPS program was created by the Athletes’ Minds for Personal Success, consists of lete see their responsibility to the community,” Division 1A Athletic Directors’ Association to ini- five components - athletic commitment, academic Associate Athletics Director for Student Services tiate a framework for operating successful athlet- commitment, career development, personal devel- Kevin Almond said. “It helps them see that they ics programs. Based on the mission of the opment and community service. are a role model to youngsters in whatever they Association to “prepare student-athletes for life as In meeting the career development needs of do. I feel that this is an important and integral productive citizens in our society,” the association, Crimson Tide athletes, the athletic department part of their education.” along with UA, believes the program will enable has developed “1st & 10 Career Day”,an annual

8 The University of Alabama Athletic Center for Athletic Department’s Mission Student Services Statement The mission of the University of Alabama Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to actively support the University’s mission of teaching, research and service by providing an atmosphere in which student-athletes can succeed at championship levels within the spirit of fair play, sportsmanship and integrity. Toward this mission, the following athlet- ics-related objectives are promoted:

— Development of the total person

— Demonstrated academic achievement

— Adherence to NCAA and SEC rules of competition

— Development of programs and services which ensure equitable treatment, respect and opportunity for men and The CASS Staff includes, from the left - Leigh Ann Kennedy, Mandy Tedder, Brenda Elliott, Jodi Tarasewicz, Erin Mishoe, Jeff women Robinson, Jon Dever, Lisa Patrick, Karin Lee, Tom Buttram, Fern Hampton, Heather Anders, Teri Stewart and Chris Buckler. Already a huge help for Through the auspices of athletes for use on road trips. — Expectation of success in all sponsored Crimson Tide student-ath- the Crimson Tradition Fund, There will be math, English, programs letes, the Center for Athletic Alabama has taken its former and writing labs as well as Student Services (CASS) got a athletic dorm and converted individual study rooms. The — Recognition and enhancement of the athletic traditions of the University of huge boost when they moved it into a 55,000-square foot athletic academic advisor Alabama into their new home in state-of-the-art facility that offices will also be housed in February of 2005. will benefit all 425-plus the building along with sever- — Programmed outreach initiatives for CASS' new home, the Paul Crimson Tide student-ath- al study lounges, two 50 seat student-athletes, coaches and athletics W. Bryant Academic Center, letes. classrooms and a 140 seat staff to serve the university and local is the crown jewel in “We couldn't be more classroom. communities. Alabama’s $120 million excited to move into our new The classrooms will have Crimson Tradition building home," assistant athletics cutting edge teaching devices, ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS initiative. director for student services including digital overhead (All Sports Since 2000) "This project was certainly Jon Dever said. "There is no projectors and "smart boards" one of our focal points when doubt that in terms of both that will allow instructors to Rank School ...... Total we started the current reno- aesthetics and services interact with students on the 1. Emory University ...... 30 vations of our athletic facili- offered, this will be an out- go. Throughout the building University of Nebraska ...... 30 ties," athletics director Mal standing facility and one that there will be 16 information 3. University of Notre Dame ...... 23 Moore said. "Academics are at everyone associated with the stations that will provide stu- 4. The Penn State University ...... 21 the center of our mission at Crimson Tide can be proud dent-athletes with news about 5. The University of Alabama ...... 20 Alabama and we wanted to of.” tutorials, study sessions and Truman State University ...... 20 create a place that would aid Among the building's even practice schedules. 7. Augustanna College ...... 18 all our student-athletes in many amenities is the 48-seat The building will also University of Indianapolis ...... 18 their educational pursuits. computer lab with brand new house the Crimson Tide's Nebraska Wesleyan University ...... 18 Pittsburg State University ...... 18 Bryant Hall will provide equipment. The computer lab Academic Hall of Fame and 11. Arizona State University ...... 17 everything that we need in will also house 25 laptop its nationally recognized Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst...... 17 that regard." computers that can be LifeSkills program. 13. University of St. Thomas ...... 16 checked out by student- 14. Gustavius Adolphus College ...... 15 Purdue University ...... 15 Stanford University ...... 15 17. University of Arkansas ...... 14 University of Dayton ...... 14 Duquesne University ...... 14 Massachusetts Inst. of Technology . . . .14 Wisconsin-LaCrosse ...... 14

9 OmahaThe Challenge

The Alabama Crimson Tide baseball team concluded Salem was the competition’s overall winner with 435 points, nar- their fall conditioning with the second annual “Omaha rowly edging Valverde’s second-place total of 434 points. Salem took Challenge”,a competition designed to build team unity home the championship in the 4-cone drill, 5-10-5 shuttle, wall seat, through numerous resistance, agility and conditioning tests. lateral cone drill, box jumps and 300-yard shuttle to earn the overall The four team captains this year were junior centerfielder points lead. Emeel Salem, senior infielder Matt Downs, senior catcher Junior infielder Greg Paiml (421) and Downs (417) were the only Kody Valverde and senior infielder Evan Bush. other players to score 400 points. The teams competed in 16-events, including obstacle Overall, Wells was very pleased with his team's performance in course, weight walk, push-ups, Omaha run (1-mile run), 4- the Omaha Challenge. cone drill, 5-10-5 shuttle run, wall seat, towel hold, bear “I thought it was the best thing we've done here in 11 years as far squats, 60-yard dash, 100-yard shuttle, lateral cone drill, box as team building and to supplement our weight training and condi- jumps, 300-yard shuttle, sit-ups. pull-ups and bench press. tioning which really went well this year.” “The great thing about the Omaha Challenge is that it was about becoming a team,”Alabama head coach Jim Wells said. “So we picked four captains and they chose the teams. Each team had to have a variety of things like a team has. The captains could not pick all strong guys, or all fast guys. They had to be smart in picking the teams. “The great thing during the competition was that you saw guys really pulling for each other. It was like a superstar competition with all kinds of events like pulling a sled to running backwards to pull ups.”

10 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS EVENT WINNERS Team Salem 48 Event Player Team Downs 46 Obstacle Course Tommy Hunter Team Valverde 43 Weight Walk Casey Kebodeaux Team Bush 33 Push Ups Kody Valverde Omaha Run (mile) Wade LeBlanc FINAL INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS 4-Cone Drill Emeel Salem Position Players Pitchers 5-10-5 Shuttle Emeel Salem Rk Player Points Rk Player Points Wall Seat Emeel Salem 1. Emeel Salem 435 1. Jordan Davis 378 Towel Hold Austin Graham 2. Kody Valverde 434 2. Austin Graham 339 Bear Squats Allen Ponder 3. Greg Paiml 421 Austin Hyatt 339 60-Yd Dash Jordan Davis 4. Matt Downs 417 4. Jake McCarter 338 100-Yd Shuttle Greg Paiml 5. Kyle Moore 368 5. Kenneth Brown 337 Lateral Cone Drill Emeel Salem Box Jumps Emeel Salem 300-Yd Shuttle Matt Downs and Emeel Salem (TIE) Sit Ups Jordan Davis Pull Ups Greg Paiml Bench Press Tommy Hunter

11 Alabama’s Sewell-Thomas Stadium

Wesley Construction of Talladega, Ala., built the new facility for $2.1 million and the completion of the permanent grand- stand changed the name of the facility to Sewell-Thomas Stadium. In 1996, bleachers were added down the right field line to The raise the stadium’s capacity to more than 4,000 as the Crimson Tide hosted its first NCAA Regional in 1996. N.C. Morgan Construction of Tuscaloosa, Ala., is responsible for the most recent additions at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. The $4 million expansion project gives the Tide one of the finest home facilities in all of college baseball. The project, which was completed prior to the 2001 season, involved extending the grandstand down the right-field line. The addition of 2,000 seats raised the stadium capacity to 6,118 seats. “Joe” The bench seats that filled the upper level of the grandstand were moved to the new addition. Chairback seats, similar to Since the inaugural game in 1947, Sewell-Thomas Stadium those in the lower level, were installed in the upper level. has seen planty of changes, both on and off the field. The stadium also received three new ticket booths, five new One of the more notable changes came in 1991 when a per- concession stands and five new restrooms for men and women. manent grandstand was added and transformed the Crimson Two “hawker” stands were added to allow for concession sales in Tide’s home field into a state-of-the-art facility. the grandstand. The original grandstand was completed in time for the 1991 The players and coaches benefited from the 2001 renova- season and the Tide’s new ball park held 2,700 fans. tions, too. The Crimson Tide moved into its spacious clubhouse in 2001. The expansion also included three indoor batting cages and pitching machines, a meeting room, training room, equip- ment room and coaches offices.

12 Alabama’s Sewell-Thomas Stadium

Sewell-Thomas Stadium originally opened March 27, 1948 as as a 2,000-seat facility, which drew many overflow crowds in the 1950s and 1960s. The original opening day was postponed one day due to heavy rains, but the Crimson Tide managed to open its new ballpark in fine fashion with a 5-2 win over the Bradley Braves in the first game of a doubleheader. Right-hander Clarence Flack pitched the Tide to victory in the 1948 season opener, while Marvin Blemker notched the out of the bullpen. Dick Dill recorded the ballpark’s first-ever , while Jack Rutledge clouted the first at Thomas Field. The stadium was renamed Sewell-Thomas Field in 1978, honoring former Alabama football and baseball standout and Major League Hall of Famer Joe Sewell. Since the opening of Thomas Field over half century ago, Alabama has played 1,344 home games and compiled an impres- sive 965-41202 (.702) ledger. The Crimson Tide has led the nation in home wins four Thanks to the recent success of the Crimson Tradition Fund, times (1997-99, 2002), including last year’s 37-4 record at home. spearheaded by Director of Athletics Mal Moore, “The Joe” has Alabama has also ranked among the nation’s Top 5 teams in a new look and sound in 2006. average home attendance in five of the last six years, including A new stadium entrance was created in the fall of 2005 and second-place finishes in three (2000-01-02) of the last five years. new sound system from All Pro Sound was installed prior to the start of the season. The ball park also got a general facelift with new paint, signs and handrails as part of this $175,000 project.

13 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Sewell-Thomas Stadium Records Quick Facts Year-By-Year Attendance Opened: March 27, 1948 (Thomas Field) Year Openings Attendance Average April 6, 1991(Sewell-Thomas Stadium) 1991 11 7,091 645 Capacity: 6,118 1992 32 18,251 570 Surface: Natural Grass 1993 26 10,805 416 Dimensions: 325’ RF/LF 1994 25 13,310 532 400’ CF 1995 30 24,668 822 365’ Alleys 1996 36 80,363 2,232 *8-foot wall with 30-foot hitters drop in centerfield 1997 39 103,177 2,646 Construction: N. C. Morgan (1999) & Wesley Construction Co. (1991) 1998 33 120,331 3,646 Record: 965-412-2 (.702) 1999 41 172,264 4,202 2000 34 211,331 6,216 Milestone Wins 2001 35 196,935 5,626 1 ...... Alabama 5, Bradley 2 (March 27, 1948) 2002 39 202,615 5,195 100 ...... Alabama 20, Virginia Tech 5 (March 23, 1961) 2003 33 163,549 4,956 200 ...... Alabama 4, LSU 0 (May 9, 1970) 2004 33 150,724 4,567 300 ...... Alabama 5, Ole Miss 4 (April 5, 1975) 2005 35 145,686 4,162 400 ...... Alabama 5, Mercer 0 (March 24, 1981) TOTALS 405 1,324,690 3,270 500 ...... Alabama 14, Ferris State 13 (March 4, 1986) 600 ...... Alabama 8, Illinois State 7 (March 3, 1991) All-Time Post-Season Results 700 ...... Alabama 7, Arkansas 4 (May 7, 1995) 750 ...... Alabama 9, 5 (April 6, 1997) 1950 SEC PLAYOFFS 1955 SEC PLAYOFFS 800 ...... Alabama 6, Austin Peay 2 (March 2, 1999) Alabama 4, Kentucky 1 Alabama 12, Georgia 1 850 ...... Alabama 15, Ole Miss 7 (April 21, 2000) Alabama 13, Kentucky 0 900 ...... Alabama 4, Florida 1 (April 5, 2002) 1957 SEC PLAYOFFS 1968 SEC PLAYOFFS Top 10 Crowds (Season) Georgia Tech 5, Alabama 4 Alabama 5, Florida 0 Rank Attendance Opponent Date *Alabama 3, Florida 0 1. 6,621 LSU March 29, 2003 2. 6,590 LSU March 28, 2003 1973 SEC PLAYOFFS 1974 SEC PLAYOFFS 3. 6,355 Miss. State March 25, 2000 Vanderbilt 5, Alabama 1 *Vanderbilt 2, Alabama 1 4. 6,339 Miss. State March 26, 2000 5. 6,333 Central Florida Feb. 26, 2000 1996 NCAA SOUTH I REGIONAL 1997 NCAA SOUTH II REGIONAL 6. 6,310 Miss. State March 24, 2000 Alabama 19, Princeton 2 Alabama 8, Troy State 5 7. 6,277 Auburn May 5, 2000 Alabama 9, South Alabama 3 Alabama 6, Wichita State 2 8. 6,278 Auburn May 7,2000 Alabama 3, Stetson 1 Alabama 6, NC State 3 9. 6,269 Ga. Southern Feb. 22, 2000 *Alabama 18, Virginia 8 *Alabama 9, USC 8 (10) 10. 6,268 Central Florida Feb. 25, 2000 1999 TUSCALOOSA REGIONAL 1999 NCAA SUPER REGIONAL Top 10 Crowds (Series) Alabama 16, Navy 3 Alabama 13, LSU 6 Rank Attendance Opponent Date Alabama 10, Southern Miss 4 *Alabama 13, LSU 5 1. 19,224 LSU March 28-30, 2003 *Alabama 7, Southern Miss 6 2. 19.004 Miss. State March 24-26, 2000 3. 18,839 Auburn May 5-7, 2000 2002 TUSCALOOSA REGIONAL 4. 18,772 Central Florida Feb. 25-27, 2000 SE Missouri 7, Alabama 4 5. 18,630 BYU Feb. 10-12, 2000 Alabama 6, Auburn 3 6. 18,561 Purdue March 3-5, 2000 Alabama 7, SE Missouri 4 7, 18,557 Ole Miss April 21-23, 2000 Alabama 7, Florida Atlantic 2 8. 18,514 Tennessee April 7-9, 2000 Florida Atlantic 6, Alabama 5 9. 18,480 Kentucky March 10-12, 2000 10. 18,412 Auburn April 26-28, 2002 Top 10 Crowds (Days of the Week) Day Attendance Opponent (Date) Monday 1,223 B’ham Southern (April 20, 1996) Tuesday 6,269 Ga. Southern (Feb. 22, 2000) Alabama’s NCAA Total Alabama’s NCAA Wednesday 6,154 Ga. Southern (Feb. 23, 2000) Attendance Rank Average Attendance Thursday 6,222 BYU (Feb. 10, 2000) (Since 1995) Rank (Since 1995) Friday 6,590 LSU (March 28, 2003) 1996 - 9th 1995 - 38th Saturday 6,621 LSU (March 29, 2003) 1997 - 7th 1996 - 9th Sunday 6,339 Miss. State (March 26, 2000) 1998 - 5th 1997 - 7th 1999 - 3rd 1998 - 5th Post-Season Tournaments Hosted 2000 - 2nd 1999 - 5th 1950 SEC Playoffs (vs. Kentucky) 1997 NCAA South II Regional 2001 - 2nd 2000 - 2nd 1955 SEC Playoffs (vs. Georgia) 1999 NCAA Regional 2002 - 3rd 2001 - 2nd 1957 SEC Playoffs (vs. Georgia Tech) 1999 NCAA Super Regional 2003 - 5th 2002 - 3rd 1968 SEC Playoffs (vs. Florida) 2002 NCAA Regional 2004 - 5th 2003 - 4th 1973 SEC Playoffs (vs. Vanderbilt) 2005 - 9th 2004 - 5th 1974 SEC Playoffs (vs. Vanderbilt) 2005 - 9th 1996 NCAA South I Regional

14 Medical Staff Strength & Even with the most physically conditioned athletes, injury can occur. The University of Alabama is prepared for such moments with a Conditioning full staff of doctors and athletic trainers ready to lend their expertise to any medical situation so Alabama's athletes can return to play in peak Behind the University of Alabama’s winning tradition, there lies an condition as soon as possible. even harder tradition of strength and conditioning excellence. With the Dr. Jimmy Robinson volunteers his time to ensure that Crimson quality help of one of the Crimson Tide's own, that part of tradition is Tide athletes stay in peak medical condition. He supervises the total well in hand. healthcare needs of all of Alabama's athletes. On a rotating basis, Dr. Rocky Colburn coordinates the strength and conditioning program for Robinson and Dr. Craig Buettner, former Crimson Tide baseball star the Crimson Tide athletic department, with particular emphasis on foot- Dr. Jeff Laubenthal, Dr. James Andrews, and Dr. Lyle Cain staff the ball. Colburn was hired by Alabama head football coach on Coleman Coliseum Athletic Training Room. The total health care of Jan. 6, 2006 after spending the previous seven years in the National the Olympic Sport athletes is supervised by Robinson and Buettner Football League, most recently with the Atlanta Falcons. from pre-physical to injury evaluation to rehabilitation. Colburn played at Alabama from 1981 through 1984 and was a team- Bill McDonald serves as the Director of Sports Medicine for the mate of Shula’s for the final two years of his career. He went on to serve as University of Alabama. The full-time staff includes Athletic Trainers assistant strength and conditioning coach for UA under Al Miller and Rodney Brown, Bernard Burroughs, Monica Decker, Ginger Gilmore, . He also coached defensive backs at Samford for one season Clint Haggard, Sherry Kimbro and John Morr. and was the head coach at Bibb County High School in Centreville in the Gilmore is in her 10th year with the Crimson Tide athletic training mid-1990s. He left that position to rejoin Miller in Atlanta in 1998. program and her eighth year with the Crimson Tide baseball team. Assistant coach Terry Jones and Eric Grantham, who is an intern with A native of Bay St. Louis, Miss., Gilmore graduated from Alabama the strength and conditioning program this year. in 1992 with a degree in Athletic Training. Gilmore was the first female Jones is in his 18th year helping Crimson Tide athletes reach their full athletic trainer for the Crimson Tide football team working the 1991 potential. Recently, the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches season under coach . The Crimson Tide posted a 11-1 Association certified Jones as a Master Strength and Conditioning coach, record and beat Colorado in the Blockbuster Bowl. the highest honor given to a strength and conditioning coach, which rep- She earned her master's degree from Northwestern State in 1994. resents professionalism, knowledge, experience, and expertise in the field. She became a full-time athletic trainer upon her graduation and held Currently there are only 36 Master coaches in the world. that position until she moved back to Alabama in 1995. While at NSU, she worked closely with the Demons baseball team under head coach Jim Wells. In addition to her baseball duties, Gilmore has also worked with the Alabama women's basketball team (1996-98). She currently works with the Soccer, Cheer, and Dance teams at The University of Alabama, teams she has worked with since 1996. In 1996, she worked at the Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Ga., assisting with the equestrian events. Born June 3, 1969, Gilmore enjoys competing in Hunter/Jumper horse shows and fox hunting with the Hard-a-way/Whitworth Hounds. She has one horse, named Master Plan. Gilmore has three student trainers assisting her during the 2006 baseball season, including Tetsuo Yamanaka, Chad Elliot, and Morgan Kelley.

15 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2006ScoutingReport

University of Alabama head baseball coach Jim Wells will Alabama made the NCAA Regionals in 1995, his first season become the school’s all-time winningest coach this season. The at the helm. In 1996, Alabama won the SEC Championship, host- 12-year UA skipper enters the season just 10 wins shy of the all- ed its first-ever NCAA Regional and played in the College World time UA mark currently held by his predecessor Dr. Barry Series for the first time since 1983. In 1997, Alabama was back Shollenberger. in Omaha and played in the National Championship game. Wells enters the 2006 season with 478-222 (.684) record in A school-record 57 wins earned Wells Coach of the Year hon- his first 11 seasons with the Crimson Tide. His overall mark in ors by Baseball America. 16 years at the Division I level stands at 670-314 (.684). The rest they say is history. Shollenberger posted a 487-334-1 (.593) record from 1980-94 “I am very grateful to (Cecil) and to Mal to become the school’s all-time winningest baseball coach. Moore,” Wells said. “Hootie gave me the opportunity to come While Alabama has averaged 8.6 wins per season under here and Coach Moore has helped us in so many ways with facil- Wells in the month of February, it is almost a certainty that he will ities and the things we need to be successful. be the school’s winningest baseball coach by the first of March. “Being a part of The University of Alabama is an incredibly “Let’s hope we can win 10 games,” Wells quipped when talk- special feeling. I am aware of the great tradition here, not only ing about the upcoming season. “We have had a lot of good in baseball, but in all sports. I am proud to be a small part of that players that have allowed this to happen. This is not about me. tradition here at Alabama. To be a part of the whole athletic With good players, any coach can win a lot of games. The coach department and the entire University of Alabama is very special.” just gets credit for the wins.” Wells has not spent the entire off season thinking about Wells was hired on June 4, 1994 after the Crimson Tide expe- becoming the school’s all-time winningest coach. Instead, he rienced the worst baseball season in the modern era. The has focused his time on this year’s team and trying to develop Crimson Tide set futility records for most losses, fewest SEC wins more offense to go along with a talented and deep pitching staff. and most SEC losses in 1994. “On paper, we have a lot of pitching depth,” Wells said. “We

Head Coach Jim Wells Jim Wells and Evan Bush

Kody Valverde

16 2006 Alabama Baseball Scouting Report (continued)

have only three position players coming back, so he have some Joining that group is another trio of talented freshman who big holes to fill with the six players we lost. We must use our will see plenty of action on the mound this season. Right-han- pitching strength, play adequate defense and play more of a ders Tommy Hunter (Indianapolis, Ind.) and Austin Graham short game than we are accustomed to as we develop some (Hoover) and left-hander Miers Quigley (Roswell, Ga.) will all more hitters.” compete for a spot in the weekend rotation. The Crimson Tide has a good nucleus to build around on the Another weekend starter will likely be junior transfer Bernard mound with the return of junior left-hander Wade LeBlanc (14 Robert (9-4, 2.32 ERA, 111 IP, 115 K), who transferred to UA G, 5-5, 4.09, 88 IP, 108 K), sophomore right-hander David from Southeastern Louisiana. He won 19 games in his two-year Robertson (32 G, 7-5, 2.92, 74 IP, 105 K) and senior right-han- career and was the Southland Conference of the Year in der Jordan Davis (26 G, 5-2, 3.10 ERA, 3 SV, 58 IP, 41 K). The 2005. trio combined for 17 wins, 11 saves and 244 in 72 The Crimson Tide will also be looking at sophomore right- appearances last season. handers Josh Copeland (12 G, 1-1, 4.03 ERA, 22.1 IP, 21 K), “LeBlanc, even though he did not pitch any this fall (resting Casey Kebodeaux (7 G, 0-1, 6.52, 9.2 IP,5 K) and Austin Hyatt his arm), has to be considered the No. 1 guy,” Wells said. “And (2 G, 0-0, 12.00, 3 IP,2 K) and junior right-handers Patrick Kelly then we have that two-headed bullpen of Robertson and Davis, (RS in 2005) and Jake McCarter (Navarro JC) as potential mid- who have both improved.” week starters and middle releivers on the weekends. With the pitching staff set heading into preseason workouts, which being Jan. 11th, Wells and his staff must find replace- ments for six everyday players gone from last year’s squad.

Wade LeBlanc set the UA sophomore record with 108 strikeouts last season.

17 2006 Alabama Baseball Scouting Report (continued)

The Crimson Tide has both catchers back from last year in seniors Kody Valverde (51 G, .240, 7 HR, 23 RBI) and David Ferazza (9 G, .333, HR, 2 RBI). Valverde saw the majority of the action last year behind the plate. Ferazza missed the entire fall with torn triceps, but will be back on the field as preseason prac- tice begins. The is a much different story for the Crimson Tide this season as Wells and his staff tries to replace departed seniors Zac Welch, Allen Rice and Rocky Scelfo. In addition, the Tide must replace Freshman All-SEC Cale Iorg, who is cur- rently serving a two-year Mormon Mission. “We have some holes to fill,” Wells added. “First of all with the absence of Iorg, who made all the plays, and made them look easy. We have six everyday positions to fill. We feel like we have identified 10 to 12 guys that have to do the majority of the playing for us to be successful. We have to find our best offensive players and find them a position for us to be good on defense. “We will have a different offensive style and be committed to it as we develop another hitter or two to protect (Evan) Bush in the lineup.” Wells said the biggest surprise of the fall was senior Matt Downs (16 G, .222, 5 RBI in 2004), who spent all of the 2005 season as a pitcher. Downs had a great fall and worked at third base and first base and could see time as the , too. The rest of the infield shapes up with senior Spencer Greg Paiml Pennington (22 G, .250, 8 RBI), sophomore Matt Bentley (26 G, .320, 9 RBI) and redshirt freshman Wes Henderson (RS in freshman Jeff Tejada (New Iberia, La.) will play shortstop this 2005) looking for playing time at first base. season. One of the biggest Two other freshmen, Alex Avila (Hialeah, Fla.) and Kent changes in the infield came Matthes (Orlando, Fla.) will work in the infield, along with red- when senior Evan Bush (62 shirt freshman Kyle Moore (Wetumpka, Ala.). G, .251, 17 HR, 55 RBI) was Another nearly impossible replacement is Gabe moved to second base. Scott (56 G, .354, 12 HR, 35 RBI), who made All-SEC and All- Bush has played third base, Region honors last year as a senior. first base and left field in his “Who would have known Gabe Scott would have that type of three-year UA career, and year,” Wells said. “We need someone to step up this year like he will now call second base did last year.” home this season. The Crimson Tide outfield is pretty much set with junior “He played second base Emeel Salem (.277, 14 RBI, 13-20 SB) returning for his third in high school and we need season in centerfield and sophomore transfer Andrew Rodgers him to play there,” Wells (Navarro JC) in right field. Salem is Alabama’s leading return- said. “He lost 25 pounds. He ing hitter in terms of batting average. Wells is looking for more is a big second baseman like consistency from his leadoff hitter, plus a higher on-base per- Jeff Kent. We needed him centage. and he has done a fine job.” Spencer Pennington Junior Greg Paiml (50 G, .210, HR, 17 RBI) and

18 No one knows what the outcome will be for the 2006 Alabama baseball team. Two things are pretty certain though. Wells will become the school’s all-time winningest coach and his team will work hard each and every day. That has become Wells’ trademark as he moves to the top of the list for UA baseball vic- tories.

Kenneth Brown and Greg Paiml

Emeel Salem

In left field the race is a little more cloudy as junior Brandon Belcher (14 G, .219, 3 RBI), freshman Ryan Rhoden (Tuscaloosa) and junior pitcher-turned-outfielder Allen Ponder (Auburn) battle for the job in left field. Belcher is coming off Tommy John surgery, so he will be lim- ited to outfield play and swinging the bat this season. Ponder worked with the this fall and showed promise and some pop in his bat, which warrants a look in the outifled. Rhoden is a talented freshman, who will also see action at catch- er and could wind up as the backup to Valverde before the end of the season. Freshman Tyler Odle (Vestavia Hills) and Matthes are also working in the outfield.

Brandon Belcher

19 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Head Coach Jim Wells

and continuing the post-season tradition he began in his first season. “I hope we can win 10 games,”Wells quipped when told about the upcoming record. “We have been fortunate over the years to have a lot of good players that have allowed this to happen. This is not about me. With good players, any coach can win a lot of games. The coach just gets credit for the wins.” Wells and his staff have certainly had their share of good players over the last 11 years. “I am very grateful to Hootie Ingram and Mal Moore,”Wells said. “Hootie gave me the opportunity to come here and Coach Moore has helped us in many ways with facilities and the things we need to be successful. From left: Lisa, Drew, Lauren, Melissa and Jim. “Being a part of The University of Alabama is an incredibly special feeling. I am very aware of the great tradition Alabama baseball has undergone Since taking over the Crimson Tide here at Alabama, not only in baseball, many transformations in its 113-year program, Wells has averaged 43.5 wins but in all of our sports. I am proud to be history, but nothing in the modern era of per year, including three 50-win seasons a small part of that tradition here at Crimson Tide baseball compares to what and seven 40-win campaigns. He has Alabama. To be a part of the whole ath- Jim Wells has accomplished in his tenure taken nine of his 11 teams to NCAA letic department and the entire in the UA dugout. Regionals, with three of those teams University of Alabama is very special.” The Bossier City, La., native was (1996, 1997 and 1999) advancing to the The tradition of Alabama baseball named Alabama’s 29th head baseball College World Series. goes back into the 19th century. coach on June 4, 1994. Overall, Wells begins his 17th season Alabama and LSU have won more SEC Now 11 years and 478 wins later, as a head coach, compiling a 670-314 Championships (13) than any other Wells is 10 wins away from becoming the (.680) record in 984 career games at the school. The Crimson Tide has also put school’s all-time winningest baseball Division I level. Wells will coach his more than 50 players in Major League coach. 1,000th collegiate game sometime during Baseball, also the second-best total in He has fashioned a 478-225 (.699) the 2006 season, another milestone to SEC lore. worksheet in his tenure as the Crimson keep an eye on this season. Wells made his mark on that Alabama Tide’s skipper. He is also second on the In those previous 16 seasons, Wells tradition with his first season in 1995. school’s all-time list with 703 games. has won four regular-season conference And, he has been building on that foun- Former head coach Dr. Barry championships, eight post-season con- dation ever since. Shollenberger (1980-94) is currently the ference championships and taken 11 Alabama wrapped up his rookie sea- school’s all-time winningest coach with teams to NCAA Regional play. son (1995) with a 42-23 record and its 487 career wins. Shollenberger is also Wells has not spent any time this off first national ranking since 1991. Along the school’s all-time leader with 804 season thinking about records or mile- the way, Wells directed the Crimson Tide games, a mark that Wells should eclipse stones. He has put all of his efforts into to a school-record tying 18 SEC wins and next season. making the Crimson Tide a better team the 1995 SEC Western Division

20 Tournament Championship. Virgina to advance to the College World the national championship game at the The Crimson Tide posted four con- Series for the first time in 16 years. College World Series. The hard work by secutive come-from-behind wins in four The Crimson Tide entered the CWS the Alabama coach and his staff paid off days to win its first post-season tourna- as the No. 1 seed and after a dramatic as the Tide mentor was tabbed Baseball ment since 1983. UA's 8-7 win over LSU win over Oklahoma State in the first America “National Coach of the Year” in the tourney opener, snapped the round, the Crimson Tide lost its next after that record-setting season. Crimson Tide's 10-game tourney losing two games to and Clemson and Alabama shattered numerous school, skid. the season ended with a school-record 50 SEC and NCAA records along the way to Wells also became the school's win- wins. hosting its second consecutive NCAA ningest first-year head coach when The following year (1997), Alabama Regional at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. The Alabama defeated Samford (12-5) on put together its finest season in school Crimson Tide won the NCAA South II April 5, 1995. It was his 22nd win for the history as the Crimson Tide won a Regional championship against the Tide, breaking the previous record of 21 school-record 56 games and played in toughest six-team bracket in the 48-team wins set by J.W.H. Pollard in 1907. In addition, his .646 rookie winning per- centage was the second best in Alabama history. Tilden "Happy" Campbell posted a 10-2 (.833) mark in his first year for the Tide in 1935.

ALABAMA’S ALL-TIME VICTORY LEADERS 1. (1980-94) 487 2. Jim Wells (1995-Present) 478 3. Tilden Campbell (1935-42, 47-63) 355 4. (1970-79) 236 5. Joe Sewell (1964-69) 106

ALABAMA’S ALL-TIME GAMES COACHED 1. Barry Shollenberger (1980-94) 822 2. Jim Wells (1995-Present) 703 3. Tilden Campbell (1935-42, 47-63) 527 4. Hayden Riley (1970-79) 443 5. Joe Sewell (1964-69) 185

The 1995 season ended with a runner up finish to Clemson at the NCAA East Regional on the Clemson campus. A hard-fought game with Clemson ended a storybook season that fell just one game short of the College World Series. In 1996, Alabama won the SEC Championship. It was the Crimson Tide’s first SEC title since 1983 and first regular-season crown since 1968. The Crimson Tide also landed its first-ever NCAA Regional at Sewell-Thomas Stadium and won that 1996 South I Regional championship with wins over Princeton, South Alabama, Stetson and

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field. The Crimson Tide posted wins season, winning all three games from over Troy State, Wichita State, North Navy and Southern Miss (twice) at the Carolina State and Southern California. NCAA Regionals in Tuscaloosa. The Tide The Shockers and Trojans were ranked in swept LSU in a best-of-three NCAA the Top 10 in the country while the Super Regionals to advance to Omaha. Wolfpack held a Top 20 national ranking. Wells led Alabama to set or tie 34 school The Crimson Tide clinched its second records in 1999 and set the NCAA record straight trip to the CWS with a 9-8 (10- with 13 home runs in a 30-4 win at UAB inning) win over USC in the South II (April 14, 1999). For his efforts, he was title game. Matt Frick's two-out, solo named South Region Coach of the Year home run provided the winning margin by the American Baseball Coaches in what remains as one of the most excit- Association. ing games in the Wells era. In 2000, Wells guided Alabama to a "In 1996 and 1997, we were the No. 1 41-24 overall record and a sixth-straight seed both times," Wells remembers. "In trip to the NCAA Regionals, finishing 1996, we did not know what No. 1 runner-up to College World Series par- meant. In 1997, we understood it better baseball letterman Fred Sington, who ticipant Stanford in the Palo Alto and thought we would win it all. was one of the most distinguished sports Regional. It was ironic that a home run would leaders in this state's history. Wells is only The Crimson Tide struggled during propel the Tide back to the CWS. The the third coach to be honored, and the the 2001 season with a 32-23 record and Crimson Tide hit a school-record 160 first baseball coach. missed the post-season for the first time home runs in 1997, the third-highest In 1998, Wells guided Alabama to a in Wells' eight years at Alabama. mark in NCAA history. In addition, the 46-18 overall record and a runner-up After a one-year absence from the Tide became the only team in NCAA finish to Long Beach State at the NCAA post-season scene, Wells not only history to have four players with 20 or West Regional at Palo Alto, Calif. The returned his troops to the 64-team field more home runs. Dustan Mohr (25), Tide entered as the number-two seed at last season, but he also landed Alabama Roberto Vaz (22), G.W. Keller (21) and the six-team regional, but lost 5-3 to the the No. 3 national seed and the school's Robbie Tucker (20) all eclipsed the 20 49ers in the title game, missing its third fourth NCAA Regional Tournament at home run barrier in 1997. straight trip to the CWS. Sewell-Thomas Stadium since 1995. The Crimson Tide also led the nation Alabama also finished 19-10 in the SEC, The Crimson Tide posted its fourth, in runs scored (679), hits (860), total which ranked them second in the 50-win season in 2002 en route to a SEC bases (1,571) and captured the NCAA Western Division behind LSU and third Western Division Championship and statistical national championship with a overall. Bama also finished third at the SEC Tournament Championship. .621 . The school- SEC Tournament, snapping its string of Alabama (51-15, 20-10 SEC) won its record clip was 100 points higher than three straight post-season champi- 10th Western Divisional title last year, the previous UA record set in 1983. onships. edging out LSU by one-half game in the Alabama's .621 slugging mark is the sec- In 1999, Wells directed Alabama to its league standings. The Crimson Tide then ond highest in NCAA history. The 1979 third College World Series appearance claimed its sixth SEC Tournament cham- Wichita State team set the record with a since 1996, posting a 53-16 overall record pionship (1983, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999 .625 slugging percentage. Alabama's 860 en route to a fourth place national rank- and 2002) with a win over league cham- hits were the most by a Division I team ing. He led Alabama to the best overall pion South Carolina in the 2002 SEC since Wichita State pounded out 914 hits record in the SEC and posted a second- Championship Game at the Hoover Met. in 1991. The 1,571 total bases were the place finish in the SEC with a 21-9 The 2002 SEC Tournament most since Florida State's 1,580 total league record, one-game behind league Championship was the fifth in the Jim bases in 1985. champion Arkansas (22-8). Wells era of UA baseball. In addition to his Baseball America Wells led the Crimson Tide to its For his efforts, Wells was voted SEC award, Jim was also the recipient of the fourth SEC Tournament title in five years "Coach of the Year" by his peers. The Sington Soaring Spirit Award, presented with a perfect 4-0 mark at 1999 SEC honor was the second by Wells at by the Sington Foundation. The award is tourney. He directed the Crimson Tide Alabama and the fifth time in his career named for the late Alabama football and to an undefeated NCAA regional post- he had been voted conference "Coach of

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Year School Record Notes 2005 Alabama 40-23 NCAA New Orleans Regional Runner-up SEC Tournament Participant 2004 Alabama 29-26 2003 Alabama 38-24 SEC Tournament Champions NCAA College Station Regionals 2002 Alabama 51-15 SEC Western Division Champions SEC Tournament Champions SEC “Coach of the Year” NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Runner-up 2001 Alabama 32-23 Ended the season with four-game winning streak 2000 Alabama 41-24 NCAA Palo Alto Regional 1999 Alabama 53-16 College World Series (4th Place); NCAA Regional Champions NCAA Super Regional Champions SEC Tournament Champions ABCA South Region “Coach of the Year” 1998 Alabama 46-18 NCAA West Regional Runner-up 1997 Alabama 56-14 College World Series Runner-up NCAA South II Champion SEC Tournament Champion Baseball America “Coach of the Year” 1996 Alabama 50-19 College World Series (T5th Place) SEC Champions SEC Tournament Champions NCAA South I Regional Champions SEC “Coach of the Year” the Year". He was named Southland Conference "Coach of 1995 Alabama 42-23 SEC Western Division Tourney Champs the Year" three times while at Northwestern State. NCAA East Regional Runner-up UA’s winningest first-year coach Alabama (38-24) struggled throughout much of the 2003 1994 Northwestern St. 45-15 Southland Conference Champions season, but clinched a spot in the league's post-season tour- NCAA Midwest II Regional nament on the final day of the regular season and then Louisiana “Coach of the Year” claimed it second consecutive SEC Tournament Southland Conference “Coach of the Year” Championship with wins over South Carolina, Auburn 1993 Northwestern St. 40-14 Southland Conference Champions (twice) and LSU at the Hoover Met. The four wins landed Southland Conference “Coach of the Year” the Crimson Tide a No. 2 seed at the College Station (Texas) 1992 Northwestern St. 29-26 Regional. 1991 Northwestern St. 40-21 Southland Conference Champions NCAA South I Regional The Tide endured a disappointing 2004 season, posting a Southland Conference “Coach of the Year” 29-26 overall record and going 10-20 in SEC play. However, 1990 Northwestern St. 38-13 NSU’s first winning season in 13 years. impressive play from underclassmen such as pitcher Wade LeBlanc showed that the future is certainly bright for Wells entering decade number two at Alabama. Alabama was back in the national limelight in 2005 with After coaching summer league teams while in college and another 40-win season and a trip to the NCAA Regionals. then serving as head coach at Loyola Prep High School The Crimson Tide went 40-23 last year and finished run- (1982-86) for fiveseasons, Wells landed his first collegiate job, nerup to No. 1 ranked Tulane at the NCAA New Orleans serving as a graduate assistant coach for at LSU Regional played on the Tulane campus. The Crimson Tide (1987-89). hopes to ride that wave of momentum throughout the 2006 In 1990, Wells became head coach at his alma mater, season. Northwestern (La.) State, his first full-time collegiate coach- Despite not playing baseball on the collegiate level and ing position. He inherited a program that had suffered 13 bypassing a chance to follow in his father's footsteps as a suc- consecutive losing seasons in a state that was full of Division I cessful Louisiana attorney, Wells became a baseball coach. baseball playing schools (13 to be exact).

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In his five-year tenure at his final season. The Demons also won WELLS CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Northwestern State, Wells averaged the SLC, its third title in five years under *Alabama has averaged 43.5 wins per season nearly 40 wins per season and had the Wells. NSU compiled an 8-3 ledger under Coach Wells. Demons in the NCAA Regionals two against Top 25 foes. The 1994 Demons *Three College World Series (1996, 1997 and times. In addition, he was selected as set 19 school and SLC records. 1999) appearances Southland Conference Coach of the Prior to his days at Northwestern *Six SEC Tournament Championships (1995, Year three times. State, Wells spent three years as a gradu- 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002 and 2003) Wells compiled a 192-89 (.683) ate assistant coach at LSU. During his *Four, 50-win seasons, including school record mark, making him the program's win- tenure in Baton Rouge, the Tigers post- 56 wins in 1997 ningest coach. He was named the ed a 143-57 (.715) record and two *Eight, 40-win seasons, including six in-a-row Louisiana Sportswriters Association NCAA Regional titles (1987 and 1989). from 1995-2000 1994 "Coach of the Year". He coached outfielders and hitters *Ten NCAA Regional Appearances He won his first 20 games as a head on LSU teams that ranked fourth *Two-time SEC "Coach of the Year" (1996 and coach at Northwestern State in 1990 nationally and participated in the 2002) and the following year (1991), he guid- College World Series. LSU outfielders *1997 Baseball America "Coach of the Year" ed the Demons to the SLC ranked first in dur- Championship and a berth in the ing the 1987 season. Among the nota- *1999 American Baseball Coaches South Region "Coach of the Year" school's first-ever NCAA Regional, los- bles at LSU during Wells' three-year stay ing to Louisiana Lafayette and the even- was 1989 first-round draft pick Ben *1999 NCBWA District III Player of the Year (Andy Phillips) tual national champion LSU Tigers at McDonald and Albert Belle. Alex Box Stadium. Wells earned his bachelor’s degree in *2002 Johnny Bench Award Winner (Jeremy Brown) The Demons won back-to-back physical education from Northwestern Southland Conference championships State in 1980. He earned his master’s *2002 Collegiate Baseball/Redline Defensive Player of the Year (Jeremy Brown) in 1993 and 1994 and participated in degree in education and administration the 1994 NCAA Midwest I Regional in from LSU in 1989. *2002 NCBWA District III Player of the Year (Jeremy Brown) Stillwater, Okla. In 1993, NSU posted a Prior to his days at LSU, Wells was 40-14 (.741) record, including an 18-6 the basketball and baseball coach at *2002 Johnny Bench Award Finalist (Jeremy Brown) conference mark. The highlight of the Loyola Prep (1982-86). season was an upset of eventual nation- A native of Bossier City, La., Wells *2003 NCBWA District III Player of the Year (Beau Hearod) al champion LSU. was born March 21, 1955. He is married The Demons posted a 6-3 win over to the former Lisa Breazeale of *2004 National Freshman of the Year (Wade LeBlanc) the Tigers in front of a record-crowd Natchitoches and has three children, (3,388) in Natchitoches. Lauren (16), Melissa (11) and Drew (6). *Five, First-Team All-America Selections Wells guided the Northwestern State *19, Second and Third-Team All-America to a school-record 45-15 (.750) mark in Selections *Ten, Freshman All-America Selections *24 All-SEC Selections *50 Academic All-SEC Selections *Five, Academic All-America Selections *Ten,Academic All-District Selections

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First Last Overall JIM WELLS VERSUS ALL-TIME OPPONENTS Team Meeting Meeting Record Home Road Neut. Oklahoma 2001 2002 4-0 3-0 1-0 0-0 First Last Overall Oklahoma State 1992 1997 2-2 0-0 0-2 2-0 Team Meeting Meeting Record Home Road Neut. Ole Miss 1995 2005 16-20 7-8 8-10 1-2 Arkansas 1992 2005 26-12 13-4 10-7 3-1 Oral Roberts 1994 1994 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 Ark-Little Rock 1991 1998 7-2 5-1 2-1 0-0 Ouachita Baptist 1990 1994 10-0 10-0 0-0 0-0 Ark-Monticello 1990 1993 8-0 8-0 0-0 0-0 Arkansas State 1999 2002 5-1 5-1 0-0 0-0 Penn State 1995 1995 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 Auburn 1995 2005 25-18 10-4 7-10 8-4 Peru State 1993 1993 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 Austin Peay 1999 2002 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 Princeton 1996 1996 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Purdue 2000 2000 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 Baptist Christian 1990 1994 9-0 9-0 0-0 0-0 Belmont 2003 2003 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Radford 1996 1996 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 B’ham Southern 1996 2005 4-1 4-0 0-1 0-0 Rhode Island 2003 2003 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 Brigham Young 2000 2000 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 Rice 1993 2003 2-2 0-0 0-2 2-0 Butler 2005 2005 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Richmond 1995 1995 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0

Cal-State Fullerton 1994 1999 3-4 2-1 1-2 0-1 Samford 1995 2005 14-2 10-2 4-0 0-0 Centenary 1990 2004 16-3 10-2 6-1 0-0 Sam Houston St. 1990 1994 10-6 7-3 3-3 0-0 Central Florida 2000 2001 2-4 2-1 0-3 0-0 South Alabama 1992 2005 13-5 9-1 4-4 0-0 Clemson 1995 1996 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-1 South Carolina 1995 2005 14-15 6-6 3-9 2-0 SE Louisiana 1990 2004 10-2 6-2 3-0 0-0 Dartmouth 1991 1991 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 SE Missouri St. 2002 2004 6-2 6-2 0-0 0-0 Duquesne 1997 2005 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 Southern Arkansas 1990 1993 8-3 4-2 4-1 0-0 Southern 1994 1994 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 E. Illinois 1998 1998 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Southern California 1997 1997 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 E. Kentucky 1996 1996 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 Southern Miss 1997 2005 11-1 9-0 2-1 0-0 Southwest Texas 1990 1994 9-5 3-3 6-2 0-0 Florida 1995 2005 25-10 11-3 7-5 7-2 Stanford 2000 2000 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 Florida Atlantic 2002 2002 2-1 1-1 0-0 1-0 Stephen F.Austin 1990 1994 11-4 7-2 4-2 0-0 Stetson 1996 1996 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Georgia 1996 2005 20-11 13-2 6-9 1-0 Georgia Tech 1996 1996 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Tennessee 1995 2003 18-11 9-3 7-8 2-0 Georgia Southern 2000 2002 5-0 5-0 0-0 0-0 Texas A&M 1995 2003 0-3 0-0 0-3 0-0 Georgia State 2002 2002 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Texas-Arlington 1990 1994 9-7 2-5 7-2 0-0 Grambling 1990 1994 10-1 5-0 5-1 0-0 Texas Christian 1994 1994 2-1 0-0 1-1 1-0 Texas San-Antonio 1993 1994 3-2 1-1 2-1 0-0 Harding 1990 1992 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 Troy 1995 1999 4-1 4-0 0-1 0-0 Hawai’i 2005 2005 2-2 0-0 2-2 0-0 Tulane 1994 2005 0-4 0-0 0-4 0-0 Henderson State 1990 1994 9-0 9-0 0-0 0-0 Houston 1991 2003 6-5 3-0 2-3 1-2 UAB 1995 2005 16-5 8-2 8-3 0-0 Houston Baptist 1990 1990 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 Vanderbilt 1996 2005 16-8 8-4 8-4 0-0 Illinois 1995 1997 5-0 3-0 0-0 2-0 Virginia 1996 1996 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Illinois State 1994 1994 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Indiana Wesleyan 1991 1991 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 Wake Forest 1996 1996 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Wichita State 1997 1997 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Jacksonville St. 1999 2005 4-4 3-2 1-2 0-0 Winthrop 1995 2001 5-2 4-1 0-0 1-1 West Alabama 1995 2003 8-1 7-1 1-0 0-0 Kansas State 1999 2004 2-1 2-0 0-0 0-1 West Florida 1995 1995 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Kentucky 1996 2005 22-5 9-3 10-2 3-0 Western Michigan 1995 1995 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 2006 Opponents in Boldface Lamar 1991 1994 5-3 3-0 2-3 0-0 Long Beach State 1998 1998 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 JIM WELLS RECORD BREAKDOWN Louisiana College 1990 1994 9-0 4-0 5-0 0-0 Total Games: 985 Games La. Lafayette 1992 2005 8-4 1-2 4-1 3-1 Overall Record (Years): 670-314 (.680) (16 Years) La. Monroe 1990 1996 14-10 5-4 9-6 0-0 Alabama Games: 683 Games Louisiana Tech 1990 2004 19-6 15-0 4-5 0-1 Alabama Record (Years): 478-225 (.699) (11 Years) LSU 1990 2005 21-29 10-9 7-16 4-4 Southeastern Conference: 327 Games Loyola (NO) 1994 1994 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 SEC Record (Years): 190-137 (.581) (11 Years) Loyola Marymount 1998 1998 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Category (Total Games) Overall Record Wins (Year) Season High (Year) Massachusetts 2003 2003 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 Home Record (535) 417-118 (.779) 37 (1999) Marshall 1997 1997 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 Road Record (341) 184-157 (.540) 17 (3 Times) McNeese State 1990 2005 14-7 10-5 4-2 0-0 Neutral Site Record (102) 71-31 (.696) 11 (1995) Memphis 1994 2005 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-1 Day Games (604) 405-199 (.671) 35 (1990, 1991) Mercer 1998 1998 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 Night Games (366) 264-102 (.721) 24 (2002) Miami, Fla. 1996 1999 2-4 0-0 0-0 2-4 -Headers (97) 57-9-32 13 (1990) Miami, 2001 2005 4-2 4-2 0-0 0-0 Extra Inning Games (44) 25-19 (.568) 4 (1992) Michigan 1997 1997 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 One-Run Games (205) 127-78 (.620) 18 (1999) MTSU 1995 1997 4-1 3-1 1-0 0-0 Minnesota 1998 2002 1-1 0-0 0-1 1-0 JIM WELLS MILESTONE VICTORIES Miss. State 1991 2005 24-19 9-6 8-13 7-0 Date Win No. Result of Game Miss. Valley St. 2002 2005 5-0 5-0 0-0 0-0 February 12, 1990 1 Northwestern St. 7, Houston Baptist 0 Murray State 1996 1996 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 April 4, 1992 100 Northwestern State 3, Sam Houston 1 February 16, 1994 150 Northwestern State 11, Centenary 2 Navy 1995 1999 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 *February 18, 1995 193 Alabama 2, MTSU 1 (11) Nevada 2000 2000 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 March 6, 1995 200 Alabama 8, Penn State 0 New Mexico 1995 1995 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 March 16, 1996 250 Alabama 3, Florida 2 New Orleans 1991 2004 3-2 3-0 0-2 0-0 March 11, 1997 300 Alabama 7, Winthrop 2 Niagara 1999 1999 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 March 1, 1998 350 Alabama 5, CS Fullerton 4 Nicholls State 1990 2001 9-6 8-3 1-3 0-0 March 12, 1999 400 Alabama 12, Tennessee 7 North Alabama 1998 2002 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 March 4, 2000 450 Alabama 9, Purdue 4 North Carolina 1996 1996 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 May 15, 2000 475 Alabama 14, LSU 0 NC Asheville 2005 2005 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 April 1, 2001 500 Alabama 7, South Carolina 5 North Carolina St. 1997 1998 2-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 April 28, 2002 550 Alabama 7, Auburn 0 NC Greensboro 1996 1996 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 May 25, 2003 600 Alabama 10, LSU 3 (SEC Champ) Northwestern St. 1999 2003 3-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 March 27, 2005 650 Alabama 10, Vanderbilt 8 Notre Dame 1995 1995 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 June 5, 2005 670 Alabama 4, UL Lafayette 3 (NCAA) * — First game as head coach at the University of Alabama. 25 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Jim Gatewood ASSISTANT COACH — 8TH YEAR AT ALABAMA HENDERSON STATE, 1988

Jim Gatewood begins his eighth season During his first four years as an on-the- with the University of Alabama baseball field coach, Gatewood worked with the team and his sixth year as assistant coach. Crismon Tide infielders and catchers. Last Prior to becoming a full-time assistant year's team posted a .969 fielding percent- coach, Gatewood spent two years (1999- age which led the SEC and the third-best Lee, Grace Katherine, Rachel and Jim Gatewood. 2000) as the Crimson Tide's Director of mark in Alabama baseball history. Baseball Operations. During the 2001 and 2002 seasons, While at NSU (1988-90), he was on During that time his duties included Gatewood tutored the most decorated Wells' first coaching staff in 1990 that set a the coordination of team travel, overseeing catcher in Alabama history in Jeremy then-school record with 38 wins. the Crimson Tide's baseball budget, sched- Brown. Brown was the 2002 National Prior to 1990, NSU had posted 13 consec- uling opponents, and all other day-to-day Collegiate Baseball Writer's Association's utive losing seasons. Gatewood's duties at administrative duties. District III Player of the Year, Second-Team NSU included heading up the teams Now in his fifth season as assistant All-American, and twice a First-Team All- recruiting, and coaching the infielders. His coach, Gatewood assists with the Crimson SEC pick, as well as the first round draft 1990 infield lineup led the Demons to an Tide's recruiting efforts and coaches the pick of the . NCAA fielding title with a .980 fielding catchers and outfielders. During the games, Brown set the Alabama single-season percentage, committing only 30 errors in he will serve as the Crimson Tide's third fielding record with no errors during his 51 games. base coach. junior season. Last year, he made just one Prior to his years at NSU, Gatewood On recruiting front, Gatewood has in 471 total chances to earn him 2002 spent one year as an assistant at Malvern helped assemble some quality players for Easton Sports Redline Defensive Player of (Ark.) High School, where he helped guide the Crimson Tide. The 2004-05 freshman the Year. the team to the state semifinals and an signing class was rated 10th best in the Brown was also the recipient of the overall third place finish. nation by Baseball America's Dandy 2002 Johnny Bench Award, presented Gatewood played his college baseball at Dozen. annually to the nation's top catcher by the Henderson State University, where he was One of his prize recruits was Taylor Greater Wichita Sports Commission. an all-conference catcher. In 1986, he was Tankerlsey, who was the 27th overall selec- Before taking over the reigns at named to the NAIA District 17 squad. tion by the Florida Marlins in June 2004 Richardson High School, Gatewood served During his college years he spent four Major League Baseball draft. Tankerlsey is his first tenure under Coach Wells at summers as a bullpen coach catcher for the just the third first-round pick in Bama Northwestern State University. St. Louis Cardinals organization. Two of baseball annals. the four years he spent with former and man- ager Jim Riggleman. Gatewood has a master’s degree in 1988-90 NORTHWESTERN STATE JIM GATEWOOD FILE Assistant Coach physical education from Northwestern 1980-83 SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL Member of Jim Wells’ first State and a bachelor’s degree from Sheridan, Arkansas coaching staff at NSU...The 1990 Henderson State. Born Feb. 27, 1965 in squad set a then-school record 1983-87 HENDERSON STATE Little Rock, Ark., Jim is married to the for- with 38 wins... Responsible for Catcher mer Lee Ferguson and the couple has two NSU infielder’s that helped NSU Named to the NAIA All-District 17 capture the NCAA Fielding title in children, Rachel (9) and Grace Catherine team in 1986. 1990. (5). 1987-88 MALVERN (ARK.) HIGH SCHOOL 1990-98 RICHARDSON HIGH SCHOOL Assistant Coach Head Coach 1984-88 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 1998- THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Bullpen Catcher PRESENT Assistant Coach Spent summer’s as bullpen Three 40-win seasons... Four catcher for the Arkansas Travelers NCAA Regional appearances... in the Class AA Texas League in NCAA Regional Championship (1999)... Little Rock, Ark. 1999 College World Series (T3rd Place)...Three SEC Tournament Championships (1999, 2002 & 2003)

26 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Joe Raccuia ASSISTANT COACH — 1ST YEAR AT ALABAMA RADFORD, 1995

Joe Raccuia (Ruh-KOO-yah) begins his Prior to taking over at Marist, Raccuia was first season as assistant coach at The an assistant coach at George Mason for four University of Alabama, after spending the years (2000-03), including being named last two seasons as head coach at Marist associate head coach in his final two seasons College. (2002-03). Jodi, A.J. and Joe Raccuia. He will serve as the Crimson Tide’s hit- While at George Mason, Raccuia was ting coach and will also work with the responsible for hitting and defense. In his school records in hits, homeruns, doubles, infielders in addition to his recruiting duties. final season, with the Patriots, he coached runs scored and runs batted in. Raccuia spent the last two seasons as head four All-Conference position players, includ- Raccuia began his coaching career where coach at Marist College, where he compiled ing the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) he played his collegiate baseball, Radford a 58-51 (.532) overall record, including a 39- Defensive Player of the Year. The 2003 squad University, in 1996. He served as the assistant 15 (.722) record in Metro Atlantic Athletic set the school record for the highest fielding coach for that 1996 season, learning the Conference (MAAC) play. percentage (.970) and 21st nationally in coaching aspect of college baseball, as he The 2005 squad posted a 33-21 record defense. The squad also set the school assisted in every aspect of the Big South and captured the MAAC regular-season and record for stolen bases. At GMU, Racciua member, Division I program. post-season championships. For his efforts, helped recruit three freshman All- Raccuia played two seasons at Radford, he was named the 2005 MAAC Coach of the Americans. graduating in 1995 with a Bachelor's of Year. The Red Foxes also landed a berth in Prior to his days at George Mason, Science Degree in Social Science. He served the 2005 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional, Racciua spent three years (1997-99) as the as the team captain during the 1995 cam- where they lost to LSU and Northwestern assistant head coach at The George paign, helping that squad to a school record State, coached by former UA assistant coach Washington University. During his tenure at for wins. Prior to playing at Radford, . GW, Raccuia coached or recruited 12 players Raccuia played two seasons at Edison In his two seasons, seven players earned who went on to professional careers and 14 Community College in Ft. Myers, FL. He All-MAAC honors under Raccuia’s watch, players who earned All-Conference recogni- served as the team captain his second year, including 2005 MAAC Pitcher of the year tion in the Atlantic 10. leading that 1993 team to its single-season Chris Tracz, while Rob Ryan was named The 1998 team set a school record for win total. 2005 MAAC of the Year. wins and recorded the fourth best turn-a- A native of Buffalo, N.Y. Raccuia and his Tracz, Ryan and Travis Musolf also earned round in Division I play. The GW class of wife, Jodi, have one son A.J., who was born All-Northeast Region honors, while 2002 had five Raccuia recruited players taken February 25, 2005. Raccuia’s teams featured nine MAAC All- in the Major League Baseball draft. Over his Academic Team selections. final two seasons with the Colonials, GW set

2000-03 GEORGE MASON JOE RACCUIA FILE Associate Head Coach (2002-03) Assistant Coach (2000-2001) 1992-93 EDISON COMMUNITY COLLEGE The 2003 squad set the George Mason record for Two-year lettermen at Edison CC the highest fielding percentage (.970) in school Helped team to a school record for wins in 1993 history. The Patriots aslo ranked 21st nationally in fielding in 2003. 1994-95 RADFORD Two-year lettermen for the Highlanders 2004-05 MARIST COLLEGE Head Coach 1996 RADFORD Compliled 58-51 (.532) record at Marist Assistant Coach Led Marist to 2005 MAAC Championship and berth in the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional with a 1997-99 GEORGE WASHINGTON 33-21 overall record Assistant Coach Coached five First-Team All-MAAC players in Set GW record for wins and fourth best turnaround 2005, including MAAC Pitcher and Relief Pitcher of among NCAA Division I teams (1998) the Year Also set school records for hits home runs, dou bles, runs scored and RBI 2005-06 ALABAMA Assistant Coach First season at Alabama

27 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL B.J. Bo Green Hannah

8TH SEASON AT ALABAMA VOLUNTEER COACH STUDENT ASSISTANT COACH ALABAMA, 2002

B.J. Green, who has been a fixture in the Crimson Tide dugout for the Bo Hannah will serves as the last nine years, returns for his Crimson Tide’s student-assistant forurth season as the Crimson Tide’s volunteer assistant coach. coach for the 2006 season. Green served one year as a fifth-year student assistant coach A native of Tuscaloosa, Hannah will assist the Crimson after his playing days for Coach Jim Wells as a member of the Tide coaching staff in the day-to-day operations as well as UA pitching staff from 1998-2001. serve as the first base coach. Green will once again assist Coach Wells with the day-to- A former Crimson Tide player, Hannah was on the UA day operations of the UA pitching staff, which boasted the team for three seasons before deciding to concentrate solely SEC’s top ERA in 2004. on academics. He was redshirted during the 2002 season and In addition, Green serves as the coordinator of the Bama played in only two games in 2003, making his collegiate Baseball Camps, Inc., one of the finest instructional schools in debut against Mississippi Valley State on Feb 27, 2003. He the southeast. Bama Baseball Camps, Inc. offers a number of did not play baseball in 2004 or 2005. summer camps for youngsters of all ages and skill levels. Bama A 2001 graduate of Tuscaloosa Academy, Hannah batted Baseball Camps, Inc., also offers a highly-popular, two-day .408 as a senior with four home runs and 38 RBI to win the Christmas Camp each December. Knights crown award. He was a First-Team AISA All- Green earned his bachelor's degree Sports Fitness State performer by The Birmingham News and Alabama Management from the University of Alabama in 2002. Sports Writer’s Association. The Gardendale, Ala., native spent the summer of 2003 as a During his sophomore and junior seasons, Hannah was a pitching coach for the Harwich Mariners in the Cape Cod part of a state high school record 50-game winning streak at League. Tuscaloosa Academy. Green compiled an 18-4 (.818) career record for the He is the son of Frank and Cindy Hannah and has one Crimson Tide with a 4.75 ERA. He appeared in 51 games (29 sister, Angie. Bo is sports memorabilia collector in his spare starts) in his four-year career. He worked 199 , allowing time. He was born June 29, 1983. 228 hits, 116 runs (105 ER), 71 walks and 155 strikeouts. His best season came as a freshman, where he compiled an 8-2 record and 4.59 ERA. ALABAMA GROUNDS CREW Green was 5-1 with a 5.59 ERA as a sophomore (1999) and a 5-1 with a 4.13 last year as a senior. He did not pitch as a jun- ior (2000) due to an injury. Prior to signing with Alabama, Green graduated from Gardendale High School, where he was a four-year letterman for coach Barry Brake. As a senior, Green was 10-3 with a 1.31 ERA in being named 1997 USA Today Player of the Year from the state of Alabama. He was also the Birmingham News Metro Player of the Year. Birmingham Kiwanis Club Player of the Year and Jefferson County Player of the Year. In his four-year career, Green set the state record with 455 career strikeouts. A native of Gardendale, B.J. was born Jan. 2, 1979, one day after Alabama's thrilling win over Penn State (14-7) in the Sugar Bowl that lifted the Crimson Tide of its first of two straight national championships.

28 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2006 Alabama Crimson Tide Roster

PITCHERS NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name B-T HT WT CL Exp. Hometown 1 ...... Kyle Moore, INF 38 Kenneth Brown L-L 6-2 195 Sr. RS Lafayette, La. 2 ...... Emeel Salem, OF 13 Josh Copeland (INF) R-R 6-4 225 So. 1VL Palmetto, Ga. 28 Jordan Davis R-R 6-0 190 Sr. 1VL Frisco, Texas 3...... Greg Paiml, INF 27 Austin Graham R-R 6-3 195 Fr. HS Hoover, Ala. 4 ...... Brian Clark, C 33 Tommy Hunter R-R 6-4 250 Fr. HS Indianapolis, Ind. 5 ...... Jim Gatewood, Asst. Coach 36 Austin Hyatt R-R 6-3 190 So. SQ Marietta, Ga. 6 ...... Joe Raccuia, Coach 31 Casey Kebodeaux R-R 6-2 200 So. SQ Mandeville, La. 7...... Miers Quigley, LHP 29 Patrick Kelly R-R 6-4 195 Jr. RS Dothan, Ala. 23 Wade LeBlanc L-L 6-3 193 Jr. 2VL Lake Charles, La. 8...... David Ferazza, C 21 Jake McCarter R-R 6-2 200 Jr. TR Kerrville, Texas 9...... Kody Valverde, C 7 Miers Quigley L-L 6-4 225 Fr. HS Roswell, Ga, 10...... Jeff Texada, INF 45 Bernard Robert R-R 6-0 180 Jr. TR Denham Springs, La. 11 ...... Wes Henderson, INF 19 David Robertson R-R 5-11 175 So. 1VL Tuscaloosa, Ala. 12 ...... B.J. Green, Coach CATCHERS 13 ...... Josh Copeland, RHP/3B No. Name B-T HT WT CL Exp. Hometown 14 ...... Evan Bush, 3B/OF 4 Brian Clark R-R 5-10 180 Fr. HS Hammond, Ind. 16 ...... Alex Avila, INF 8 David Ferazza R-R 6-2 200 Sr. 1VL Hayward, Calif. 17 ...... Jim Wells, Head Coach 9 Kody Valverde R-R 6-0 210 Sr. 1VL Baton Rouge,La. 18 . . . . Bo Hannah, Student Asst. Coach INFIELDERS 19 ...... David Robertson, RHP No. Name B-T HT WT CL Exp. Hometown 20 ...... Andrew Rodgers, OF 16 Alex Avila B-R 6-0 200 Fr. HS Hialeah, Fla. 21...... Jake McCarter, RHP 25 Matt Bentley L-L 6-2 216 So. 1VL Hazel Green, Ala. 22...... Kent Matthes, INF/OF 14 Evan Bush R-R 6-1 207 Sr. 3VL Rainbow City, Ala. 23 ...... Wade LeBlanc, LHP 26 Matt Downs (RHP) R-R 6-3 190 Sr. 2VL Centreville, Ala. 11 Wes Henderson R-L 6-2 212 Fr. RS Oxford, Ala. 24 ...... Spencer Pennington, INF 1 Kyle Moore R-R 6-2 190 Fr. RS Wetumpka, Ala. 25 ...... Matt Bentley, 1B 3 Greg Paiml R-R 6-0 185 Jr. 2VL Hoover, Ala. 26 ...... Matt Downs, INF/RHP 24 Spencer Pennington L-R 6-5 230 Sr. 1VL Fayette, Ala. 27 ...... Austin Graham, RHP 10 Jeff Texada R-R 6-0 180 Fr. HS New Iberia, La. 28...... Jordan Davis, RHP OUTFIELDERS 29 ...... Patrick Kelly, RHP No. Name B-T HT WT CL Exp. Hometown 31 ...... Casey Kebodeaux, RHP 32 Brandon Belcher L-L 6-0 185 Jr. 2VL Ruston, La. 32...... Brandon Belcher, OF/LHP 22 Kent Matthes (INF) R-R 6-3 200 Fr. HS Orlando, Fla. 33...... Tommy Hunter, RHP 43 Tyler Odle L-L 6-0 180 Fr. HS Vestavia Hills, Ala. 34 ...... Ryan Rhoden, OF/C 44 Allen Ponder (P) R-R 6-5 220 Jr. RS Auburn, Ala. 34 Ryan Rhoden (C) R-R 6-2 210 Fr. HS Tuscaloosa, Ala. 36 ...... Austin Hyatt, RHP 20 Andrew Rodgers R-R 6-4 220 So. TR Grapevine, Texas 38 ...... Kenneth Brown, LHP 2 Emeel Salem L-L 6-0 180 Jr. 2VL Mountain Brook, Ala. 43 ...... Tyler Odle, OF 44 ...... Allen Ponder, RHP Head Coach: Jim Wells (Northwestern State, 1980) 45 ...... Bernard Robert, RHP Assistant Coaches: Jim Gatewood and Joe Raccuia Volunteer Coach: B.J. Green Student Assistant Coach: Bo Hannah Administrative Secretary: Troi Lane Wallace Athletic Trainer: Ginger Gilmore Student Managers: John Dunlap, Matt Moore and Nick Rambo

29 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL The 2006 Crimson Tide

SOPHOMORE (2005): — Belcher appeared in 26 total games for the Crimson Tide, including 14 appearances on the mound and 12 in the field — As a hitter, Belcher batted .219 (7-for-32) with three RBI in a limited role — He had a season-high two hits, including an RBI double, in Alabama’s 9-6 win at Hawai’i on Feb. 13 — He posted a three-game hitting streak from March 12-16, where he batted .429 (3-for-7) and scored four runs — On the mound, Belcher posted a 5-0 record and 4.37 ERA in 14 appearances — He worked 59 2/3 innings and allowed 60 hits, 38 runs and 29 earned runs, with 25 walks and 44 #16 Alex Avila #32 Brandon Belcher strikeouts Infielder Outfielder — Alabama was 8-1 (.889) in Belcher’s nine starts 6-0 — 200 — FR — HS 6-0 — 185 — JR — 2VL — The Tide averaged eight runs per game for Belcher, Archbishop McCarthy HS — Shelby Township, Michigan Ruston HS — Ruston, Louisiana the highest run support on the UA team BATS: Both THROWS: Right BATS: Left THROWS: Left — He recorded his first win of the season with seven COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Business COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies strong innings against Birmingham Southern (7 IP, 3 H, 3 R, ER, BB, 7 K) on March 9 A true freshman, who could make an immediate SEC Pitcher of the Week (March 15, 2004) — The seven strikeouts against BSC were a season impact on the Alabama lineup this spring as a high switch-hitter. Avila is expected to be the Crimson Belcher’s career has been marred by injuries and the — Belcher earned his second win of the season with Tide’s opening day . 2006 season will be no different for the third-year one scoreless inning (1 IP, 1 H, 1 K) of relief against Crimson Tide player. Belcher will be limited to out- Miami (Ohio) on March 13 SUMMER (2005): field play this season after undergoing “Tommy — Picked up SEC win with five strong innings against — Played for the Ann Arbor (Michigan) Braves in the John” surgery (June 13, 2005). Belcher sustained Kentucky (5 IP, 3 H, ER, BB, 4 K) on March 20th League the injury in the Tide’s final regular-season series last — Ann Arbor advanced to the 2005 Connie Mack World year at Auburn. Series in Farmington, New Mexico after winning the state and regional championships — Batted .489 with 13 home runs and 62 RBI

PREP: — A 2005 graduate of Archbishop McCarthy High School in south Florida — He played three seasons at Archbishop McCarthy (2002, 2004-05) and one season at DeLaSalle High School (2003) in Warren, Michigan — Alex is credited with the first home run in the history of Archbishop McCarthy HS — As a sophomore, he was an all-metro selection at DeLaSalle HS — As a junior at Archbishop McCarthy, he batted .342 with four home runs and 24 RBI — He played for coach Tony Messaro at Archbishop McCarthy — Drafted in the 34th round by the (pick #1020) in the 2005 MLB First-Year Player Draft — Alex participated in the Southeastern Showcase, Florida Diamond Club Showcase and Perfect Game Showcase during his high school career

PERSONAL: — Full name is Alexander Thomas Avila — Parents are Al and Yami Avila — He has one brother (Alan) and one sister (Annelisa) — His father is the Vice President and Assistant General Manager of the Detroit Tigers — BORN: January 27, 1987

30 The 2006 Crimson Tide (continued)

— Tossed his first career in series- — As a senior, Brandon batted .442 (42-for-95) with clinching win at No. 9 Ole Miss (9 IP, 8 H, 6 ER, 3 BB, nine home runs and 27 RBI 4 K) on April 10th — On the mound, he compiled an 8-5 record and — Pitched into the ninth inning in the Crimson Tide’s 5- 0.84 ERA with two saves (69 IP, 37 H, 8 ER, 31 2 win over No. 18 Arkansas (8.1 IP, 7 H, 2 ER, BB, 3 BB, 123 Ks) K) on May 14th — Drafted in the 33rd round (996th overall pick) of — Suffered season-ending injury at Auburn (5.2 IP, 6 H, the 2003 draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks 4 ER, 3 BB, 3 K) on May 21st that required “Tommy — Also played WR, KR, Punter and CB for the John” surgery Ruston HS football team — As a prep junior, Belcher batted .478 with 22 RBI FRESHMAN (2004): — On the mound, he posted an 11-1 (.917) record — Belcher appeared in 36 games as a two-way player with a 1.10 ERA and two no-hitters as a junior in his rookie season for the Crimson Tide — Named the 2002 Ruston Daily Leader Co-Player — In 25 appearances in the field, he batted .271 (19- of the Year for-70) with two home runs and eight RBI — 2002 Louisiana Baseball Coaches Association — He collected his first collegiate hit against Cincinnati Class 5A All-State Selection #25 Matt Bentley (1-for-5) on Feb. 20th — 2002 Connie Mack World Series All-Tournament First Base — Belcher had two hits and two RBI against SE Team 6-2 — 216 — SO — 1VL Louisiana (Feb. 29), including his first collegiate home Hazel Green HS — Hazel Green, Alabama run PERSONAL: BATS: Left THROWS: Right — Scored season-high three runs against Morehead — Full name is William Brandon Belcher COLLEGE MAJOR: Management State (March 24) and Auburn (April 18) — Mother is Molly Belcher — He went 2-for-5 with three RBI in win over UAB (April — Has one brother, Kevin Matt Bentley is one of several candidates to replace 14) at Hoover Met as he hit game-winning, three-run — Born: Dec. 10, 1984 Zac Welch at first base this season. Bentley missed home run in eighth inning the entire fall after suffering a broken right hand. — Added two hits and one RBI in 19-0 win over Auburn BELCHER CAREER HIGHS SUMMER (2005): on April 18 At-Bats: 5 (4x) Last vs. UAB (4-16-04) — In 11 appearances on the mound, Belcher was 3-5 — For the second straight year, Bentley played for the Runs: 3 (2x) Last vs. Auburn (4-18-04) Chillocothe (Ohio) Mudcats in the MINK League with a 4.50 ERA Hits: 2 (5x) Last vs. LSU (5-2-04) — He worked 50 innings and allowed 51 hits, 30 runs — The Mudcats finished third in the league with a 22- RBI: 3 vs. UAB (4-14-04) 15 overall record this summer and 25 earned runs, with 19 walks and 43 strikeouts Doubles: 1 (4x) Last vs. USC (4-24-04) — Alabama was 4-4 (.500) in his eight starts — Bentley played in 34 games and batted .283 (30-for- Triples: 1 (2x) Last vs. USA (3-31-04) 106) with three home runs and 20 RBI — The Crimson Tide averaged more than five runs per HR: 1 (2x) Last vs. UAB (4-14-04) game in those eight starts — He played on the same summer league team with — Belcher made his mound debut in the second game BELCHER CAREER FIRSTS seven players who will face Alabama with other of the season against New Orleans (1.2 IP, 2 H, ER, K) First Game: vs. Jacksonville State (2-18-04) schools this season and suffered the loss in the game First Start: vs. Cincinnati (2-20-04) — In two years with the Mudcats, Bentley has played in — He earned his first collegiate start against Cincinnati First Hit: vs. Cincinnati (2-20-04) 40 games and batted .326 (46-for-141) with three (ND, 3.1 IP, 5 H, ER, BB, 2 K) on Feb. 21st First HR: vs. SE Louisiana (2-29-04) home runs and 30 RBI — Belcher earned his first collegiate win against No. 18 First RBI: vs. SE Louisiana (2-29-04) FRESHMAN (2005): Southern Miss (5.1 IP, 1 H, 3 BB, 4 K) on March 10th Hit Strk: 3 (April 18-23, 2004) — Bentley made 25 appearances for the Crimson Tide — He notched his second win of the season four days RBI Strk: 1 (3 times) as a redshirt freshman, including 12 starts later as he threw seven shutout innings against SE — He batted .320 (16-for-50) with six extra base hits Missouri State (7 IP, 5 H, 8 K) on March 14 BELCHER CAREER HIGHS and nine RBI — After wins over Southern Miss and SE Missouri Innings: 9 at Ole Miss (4-10-05) — Bentley made his UA debut and first collegiate start State, Belcher was named the SEC Pitcher of the Runs: 6 (6x) at Ole Miss (4-10-05) at Hawai’i (1-for-4, 2B) on Feb. 13 in the Tide’s 9-6 Week (Mar. 15) by the league office Hits: 8 (3x) at Miss. State (5-8-05) win — Recorded career-high 11 strikeouts against Ole Miss Strikeouts: 11 vs. Ole Miss (3-28-04) — Recorded first career two-hit game against (March 28) Walks: 6 vs. Auburn (4-17-04) Birmingham Southern (2-for-3, RBI) on March 9th — Notched first career SEC win against No. 25 — Collected two hits and two RBI against Miami (Ohio) Vanderbilt (6 IP, 6 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 4 K) on April 10 BELCHER CAREER FIRSTS First Game: vs. New Orleans (2-14-04) (2-for-6, R, 2 2B, 2 RBI) in 11-10, 10-inning loss on — He missed the final three weeks of the 2004 season March 13 after developing bone chips in his left elbow First Start: vs. Cincinnati (2-21-04) First Win: vs. Southern Miss (3-10-04) — Tallied career-high three RBI, including game-tying PREP: First Loss: vs. New Orleans (2-14-04) RBI in 8th inning, at Vanderbilt (1-for-4, 2B, 3 RBI) in — A 2003 graduate of Ruston High School, where he First Save: None a 10-8 come-from-behind win on March 27th was a four-year letterman for coach Tim O’Neal — He also added two hits against Southern Miss (2-for- — One of the nation’s top high school players as a sen- 4, RBI) on March 29th and Miss. Valley State (2-for-3, ior, Belcher was named to the 2003 Louisville 3B) on April 20 Slugger/Collegiate Baseball Newspaper High FRESHMAN (2004): School All-American team — Redshirted — Also named 2003 The News Star (Monroe) Pitcher of the Year and The Ruston Daily Leader Player of the Year PREP: — Named the 2003 Co-MVP District 1-5A — A three-year letterman at Hazel Green High — A member of the 2003 Class 5A Louisiana School for coach Jeff Bell Baseball Coaches Assn. and Louisiana Sports — Bentley batted .490 as a prep senior, leading Writer’s All-State team Hazel Green to the Class 5A, Area 13 champi- — Played in the 2003 Louisiana Sports Writer’s East- onship West All-Star Game at Binghurst Field in — Led Hazel Green to the 2003 Class 5A State Alexandria, La. Playoffs, losing to Muscle Shoals in the first round

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#38 Kenneth Brown #14 Evan Bush Pitcher Infielder 6-2 — 195 — SR — RS 6-1 — 207 — SR — 3VL Chipola JC — Lafayette, La. Southside HS — Rainbow City, Alabama BATS: Left THROWS: Left BATS: Right THROWS: Right COLLEGE MAJOR: Sports Management (Master’s) COLLEGE MAJOR: Finance

2005 UA Graduate 2004 Third-Team All-SEC (SEBaseball.com) 2005 SEC Academic Honor Roll Evan Bush has played a number of positions during — 2003 First-Team All-State by The Alabama Sports Brown will be looking for a spot in the Crimson Tide his three-year career at Alabama and he looks to add Writers Association bullpen this season as a left-handed, middle reliever. another to his reuse this season as the Crimson — 2003 Honorable Mention Class 5A All-State by He suffered from tendonitis this fall and did not see a Tide’s second baseman. Bush made the move this The Birmingham News lot of action on the mound. He earned his bachelor’s fall and looks like he will be there on opening day. — 2003 All-Madison County Team selection degree in Human Environmental Science from the He lost 25 pounds in the off-season and gives the — As a junior, Bentley batted a whopping .505 (46- University in December, 2005 and is currently work- Tide a “Jeff Kent type look” at second base, accord- for-91), 8 HRs, 37 RBI ing on his master’s degree in sports management. ing to Coach Wells. During his first three seasons at — Led Hazel Green to the 2002 area championship UA, Bush has played first base, third base, left field, JUNIOR (2005): right field and DH for the Tide. He is Alabama’s lead- and berth in the Class 6A State Playoffs, losing to — Did not see varsity action Austin in the first round ing returning power hitter (17 HRs) and hopes to cut — 2002 First-Team 6A All-State Selection by The down on his school-record total (61) from JUNIOR COLLEGE (2003-2004): last year. Birmingham News and Alabama Sportwriter’s — Spent two seasons at Chipola Junior College, where Association he played for coach Jeff Johnson — 2002 Alabama Baseball Coaches Association All- JUNIOR (2005): — He participated in the Florida Junior College All-Star — Bush played in a team-best 62 games and made Star Participant game as a sophomore — 2002 Huntsville Times Super All-Metro Team 59 starts — 2002 North-South AHSAA All-Star Game PREP: — He started 42 games at third base and 17 addi- (Paterson Field, Montgomery) — Played at St. Thomas More High School in Lafayette tional games at first base — Named to the 2001 All-Madison County Team for coach Ken Roebuck — He batted .251 (54-for-215) with 17 home runs — As a sophomore, Bentley helped Hazel Green to — During his three-year career, Brown compiled a 3-0 and 51 RBI the area championship and berth in the Class 6A record in district play while on the mound — The home runs and RBI totals led the UA team state playoffs — As a senior, he posted a 14-4 record and batted over — Ranked seventh in the league with 17 home runs .400 for the Cougars — Alabama was 13-3 (.813) when Bush hit a home PERSONAL: — For his efforts, he was named first-team all-district run — Full name is Matthew Steven Bentley as a senior — Posted 14 multi-hit games — Parents are Steve and Terri Bentley — Helped his team to three consecutive district titles — Led UA with 14 multi-RBI games — Has one sister, Ashley (2000-02) — Also led UA with 11 game-winning RBI, six game- — Born: May 12, 1985 tying RBI and 20 two-out-RBI PERSONAL: — Ranked third in the SEC with 51 walks, the third- BENTLEY CAREER HIGHS — Full name is Kenneth Brown best single-season total in UA history At-Bats: 6 vs. Miami (3-13-05) — Parents are Dr. Kenneth and Cheryl Brown — In SEC play, Bush led the league with 29 walks Runs: 1 (9x) Last vs. Miss Valley St (4-20-05) — He has one sister, Kerri — Ranked fifth in the SEC with 61 strikeouts Hits: 2 (4x) Last vs. Miss Valley St (4-20-05) — Kenneth’s cousin, , played baseball at — Tied UA single-season record with 61 strikeouts, RBI: 3 at Vanderbilt (3-27-05) LSU and the joining Mickey Kerns (1991) Doubles: 2 vs. Miami (3-13-05) — BORN: Sept. 11, 1983 — Tied his own school record with two flies Triples: 1 vs. Miss Valley State (4-20-05) against Duquesne on Feb 26 HR: — Slugged his first career grand slam against BENTLEY CAREER FIRSTS McNeese State (3-for-4, HR, 4 RBI) on March 6 1st Game: at Hawaii (Feb. 13, 2005) — Led UA with three hits and three RBI in 10-8 win First Start: at Hawaii (Feb. 13, 2005) (DH) at Vanderbilt (3-run HR) on March 27 First Hit: at Hawaii (Feb. 13, 2005) (Double) — Bush batted .400 (4-for-10) and posted two First HR: game-winning RBI in series win over No. 4 LSU First RBI: vs. UNC Asheville (Feb. 18, 2005) (April 1-3) HTSK: 3 (2x) Last: April 12-Present — Belted game-winning grand slam against Georgia RBI Strk: 2 (3x) Last: March 27-29, 2005 (1-for-4, HR, 4 RBI) as the Crimson Tide rallied for a 5-3 win on April 29

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— Hit two-run home run in the Tide’s 5-3 win at — His best game of the 2003 season came in the PERSONAL: Miss. State (2-for-4, HR, 2 RBI) on May 7th Crimson Tide’s 16-1 win over SE Missouri State — Full name is Evan Neal Bush — Hit two home runs in Bama’s NCAA Tournament (Feb. 23) when he collected two hits (2-for-3, 2 — Parents are Keith and Karen Bush win over UL Lafayette (2-for-4, 2 R, 2 HR, 3 RBI) doubles) and a career-high five RBI in the win — Evan has one brother, Brandon on June 3 over the Indians — BORN: April 25, 1984 — He batted just .080 (2-for-25) in the post-season, — In a win over Miss. State (May 17), Bush col- including an 0-for-13 clip at SEC Tourney lected a two-run double in the Crimson Tide’s BUSH CAREER HIGHS eight-run first inning of a 16-8 win at Dudy At-Bats: 6 vs. Kentucky (5-15-04) SOPHOMORE (2004): Noble Field Runs: 3 (5x) Last at Vanderbilt (3-27-05) — Played in 52 games, including 50 starts at four — Collected five RBI in a five-game stretch from Hits: 3 (6x) vs. UAB (5-4-04) different positions May 17-24, including back-to-back games RBI: 5 vs. SE Missouri State (2-23-03) — Bush logged 26 starts at third base, 19 starts in against Auburn at the SEC Tournament Doubles: 2 (3x) Last vs. Kentucky (5-15-04) left field, four starts at first base and one as the Triples: UNC Asheville (2-18-05) DH PREP: HR: 2 vs. UL Lafayette (6-3-05) — UA’s second-leading hitter, Bush batted .324 (57- — A 2002 graduate of Southside High School in for-176) with a team-leading eight home runs and Gadsden, Ala., where he was a four-year starter BUSH CAREER FIRSTS 31 RBI for coach Scott Calhoun First Game: vs. UL Lafayette (2-14-03) — The eight home runs were the fewest by UA’s — As a prep senior, Bush batted .400 with 10 First Start: vs. UL Lafayette (2-14-03) home run leader since Al Drumheller and Brett home runs and 30 RBI, leading the Panthers in First Hit: vs. UL Lafayette (2-14-03) Anderson hit only eight home runs in 1993 all three categories First HR: vs. Jacksonville State (2-18-04) — Tied UA single-season record with eight sacrifice — Named to The Birmingham News Super All- First RBI: vs. UL Lafayette (2-14-03) flies. Clint Thompson also had eight sac flies in State team following his senior season HIT Strk: 12 (April 21-May 13, 2004) 1987 — Led Southside High School to the 2001 Class RBI Strk: 6 (March 28-April 6, 2004) — He was third on the team with 16 multi hit games 5A State Championship, beating St. Paul’s High and second with seven multi RBI games School (2-0 and 8-5) in the best-of-three series — In 28 SEC games, Bush was the Tide’s second- at Montgomery’s Paterson Field leading hitter with a .313 (31-for-99) average — Southside finished the season with a 37-2 with four home runs and 15 RBI overall record — Bush slugged his first collegiate home run at — In the championship series, Bush went 2-for-6 Jacksonville State (2-for-4, HR, RBI) on Feb. 18 with one run scored and one RBI — Tied UA single-game record with two sac flies in — He was the winning pitcher in the champi- win over Cincinnati (Feb. 22) onship game, tossing seven innings and allow- — Recorded three RBI in UA’s 20-0 win over SE ing five runs and 12 hits with eight strikeouts Missouri State (1-for-4, HR, 3 RBI) on March 14 and no walks against St. Paul’s HS — Tied his own single-game record with two sac — Played for the North squad in the Alabama High flies in win over Morehead State (March 20) School Athletic Association All-Sports Week at — Recorded first career three-hit game in loss to Montgomery’s Paterson Field Vanderbilt (3-for-5) on April 11 — As a junior, Bush hit .416 (47-for-113) with five —Posted a career-high 12-game hitting streak from home runs and 37 RBI, leading the team in all April 21-May 15, where he batted .442 (19-for- three categories. Also led the squad with 47 43) with six doubles, one home run and seven RBI runs scored —Also hit safely in 10 straight SEC games from April — On the mound, Bush was 10-1 with a 1.06 ERA 24-May 15. During that streak, Bush batted .432 for the Panthers. He recorded a team-best 111 (16-for-37) with four doubles, one home run and strikeouts in 72.2 innings five RBI — Named to The Birmingham News Super All- — Ended the 2004 season by hitting safely in 15 of State team following his junior season his final 16 games for the Crimson Tide — Also named to the ASWA All-State team — In those final 16 games, Bush batted .411 (23-for- — A four-time All-State selection by The 56) to raise his season batting average by 41 Birmingham News (1999-2002) points — Led Southside HS to three consecutive Etowah County Championships (2000-02) and three FRESHMAN (2003): straight Area Championships (2000-02) — A part-time starter as a true freshman, Bush — Member of the 2000 USA Youth National Team appeared in 44 games for the Crimson Tide and (16 and under) that won the Gold Medal at the logged 38 starts at third base COPABE Pan American Championships in — He assumed the role of Alabama’s starting third Monterrey, Mexico (Aug. 4-13, 2000) baseman when Carlos Sosa suffered a season- — Team USA defeated Mexico (7-1) in semifinals ending knee injury just two weeks before the and Cuba (2-1) in the Gold Medal game, finish- 2003 season opener ing with a perfect 7-0 record — Bush batted only .152 (19-for-125) with 13 RBI in — At the Pan American Championships, Bush bat- his rookie season, but showed signs of promise ted .500 (2-for-4) in four games with one dou- during the season at the plate ble and three RBI — In his Alabama debut, Bush collected two hits and — In the 11-game Youth National tour, Bush scored one run in the Crimson Tide’s 9-3 win over appeared in nine games (6 starts) and batted Louisiana-Lafayette at the Minute Maid Park .333 (6-for-18) with three doubles and four RBI College Classic (Feb. 14) in Houston, Texas

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— Suffered his first collegiate loss in relief against Miami (Ohio) (3.1, 2 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 3 K) on March 13th as the Tide lost its first non-conference home series since 1994 — Threw five shutout innings in first start against Jax State (5 IP, H, 5 K) on March 23 — He yielded four runs and three hits in first SEC start at Vanderbilt (March 27) without recording an out — Earned his first career win against Memphis (3 IP, 4 H, ER, BB, 2 K) with three innings of soild relief on April 12th — At the plate, Copeland batted .154 (2-for-13) in nine games with one RBI — Delivered sac fly in his collegiate against UNC Asheville in first game of double header #4 Brian Clark on Feb. 19th Catcher — He made his first career start in game two of twinbill 5-10 — 180 — FR — HS and was hitless in four at-bats Bishop Noll Institute — Hammond, Indiana — Recorded his first career hit at UAB (1-for-3, BB) on BATS: Right THROWS: Right Feb 23rd in Birmingham COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Med PREP: Clark is one of four catchers on the Alabama roster — A three-year starter at Northgate High School in this season. Palmetto, Georgia for coach Greg Hamilton — Rated 19th by Baseball America’s Top 100 High PREP: School prospects — A four-year starter for coach David Griffin at Bishop — In his three-year career, Copeland batted .583 (82- Noll Institute in Hammond, Indiana for-151) with 36 home runs and 83 RBI — Clark led his team to the Indiana high school state — As a senior, he batted .450 with 10 home runs and championship as a senior in 2004 59 RBI — As a junior, he led his team with a .427 batting aver- — Named the 2004 Coweta County High School age Player of the Year, for the second straight year — Played in three straight Baseball World — As a junior, he batted batted .513 (41-for-80) with 13 Series (2002-04), winning the national championship home runs and 46 RBI in 2003 — On the mound, he was 8-2 with one save and a 1.40 ERA PERSONAL: — In 12 games, he worked 55 innings and allowed 37 — Full name is John Brian Clark elbow. Copeland returned to the mound in hits and 11 earned runs, with 16 walks and 100 — Parents are John and Jan Clark January hoping to pick up where he left off prior strikeouts — He has one sister, Marcie to the surgery. He could also see action at first — He averaged 12.7 strikeouts per nine — BORN: Jan. 20, 1986 base or as the Tide’s DH this season. — Led his team to a 20-8 record and the Coweta SUMMER (2005): County regional title and a berth in the 4AAAA state — Copeland played for the in the playoffs Cape Cod League — Named First-Team All-State selection by the Atlanta — In 11 games on the mound, he was 0-2 with a 5.91 Journal Constitution ERA — Also named Coweta County Player of the Year — He worked 10 2/3 innings and allowed 15 hits, 13 — As a sophomore, Copeland hit .571 (39-for-71) with runs and seven earned runs, with three walks and 13 13 home runs and 37 RBI strikeouts — On the mound he was 5-1 with two saves in 10 — Copeland participated in the 2005 Cap Cod League appearances All-Star Home Run Derby and finished second in the — Played for Baseball America team at the 2003 World competition, despite only three at-bats all summer Wooden Bat Association Tournament in Jupiter, Fla. — He played on the same team with Wade LeBlanc and — Also played summer ball for the Ohio Warhawks in former UA outfielder Michael McCallister 2002 and 2003

FRESHMAN (2005): PERSONAL: — Copeland appeared in 21 total games as two-way — Full name is Joshua Christopher Copeland player for Alabama, including 12 appearances on — Parents are Kenneth and Julie Copeland the mound and nine in the field — He has two siblings, Jacob and Jesse #13 Josh Copeland — In those 12 appearances on the mound, Copeland — BORN: December 13, 1985 Pitcher/Infielder was 1-1 with a 4.03 ERA 6-4 — 225 — SO — 1VL — All three of his starts came in a six-day span for the COPELAND CAREER HIGHS Northgate HS — Palmetto, Georgia Crimson Tide against Jacksonville State (Mar. 23), at At-Bats: 4 vs. UNC Asheville (2-19-05) BATS: Right THROWS: Right Vanderbilt (Mar. 27) and at Southern Miss (Mar. 29) Runs: None COLLEGE MAJOR: Human Environmental Sciences — He worked 22 1/3 innings and allowed 25 hits, 13 Hits: 1 (2x) Last vs. Miss Valley St (4-20-05) runs and 10 earned runs, with nine walks and 21 RBI: 1 vs. UNC Asheville (2-19-05) Josh Copeland showed great improvement this strikeouts Doubles: None fall on the mound and was one of the Tide’s top — Copeland made his Crimson Tide debut at Hawai’i Triples: None pitchers before suffering an elbow injury that with a scoreless inning of relief on Feb. 12 HR: None required bone spurs to be removed from his right

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COPELAND CAREER FIRSTS JUNIOR (2005): — Davis worked 35 1/3 innings and allowed 36 hits, 18 First Game: at Hawai’i (Feb. 12, 2005) — Davis was second with 26 appearances for the runs and 15 earned runs, with six walks and 34 First Start: vs. UNC Asheville (Feb. 19, 2005) (DH) Tide strikeouts First Hit: vs. UAB (Feb. 24, 2005) — He compiled a 5-2 record and 3.10 ERA, with — In conference play, he was 2-3 with one save and a First HR: None three saves in his first season at UA 4.82 ERA First RBI: vs. UNC Asheville (Feb. 19, 2005) — Davis worked 58 innings and allowed 55 hits, 22 — In 27 1/3 innings, he walked only four batters and HTSK: 1 (2x) runs and 20 earned runs, with 15 walks and 41 added 26 strikeouts RBI Strk: 1 (Feb 19) strikeouts — Named to the NJCAA All-Star baseball team that — He started two games against South Carolina played against China in the 2004 Friendship Series COPELAND CAREER HIGHS (April 24) and Ole Miss (SEC Trny, May 27) (July 8-20) Innings: 5 vs. Jacksonville State (3-23-05) — He made his Alabama debut in the season opener — Missed his freshman season after undergoing Runs: 4 at Vanderbilt (3-27-05) at Hawai’i (3.2 IP, 2 H, BB, 5 K) on Feb. 10 Tommy John surgery on Feb. 24, 2003 Hits: 5 vs. Southern Miss (3-29-05) — Davis earned his first win in his SEC debut against Strikeouts: 5 vs. Jacksonville State (3-23-05) Kentucky (2.2 IP, BB, 4 K) on March 18th PREP: Walks: 3 vs. Miami (3-13-05) — Notched his first career save with scoreless inning — A 2001 graduate of Frisco (Texas) High School against Jacksonville State (1 IP, 1 K) on March — A three-year starter for coach Scott Cook 23rd COPELAND CAREER FIRSTS — A three-time district selection — Earned his second win of the season with five 1st Game: at Hawaii (2-12-05) — Also named district MVP in 2000 shutout innings at No. 25 Vanderbilt (5 IP, 6 H, 2 First Start: vs. Jacksonville State (Mar. 23, 2005) — Played in the Mickey Mantle World Series in 1997, K) on March 25th First Win: vs. Memphis (April 12, 2005) 1998 and 1999 — Pitched season-high 6 2/3 innings and earned win First Loss: vs. Miami (3-13-05) — He also ran track in high school First Save: None against No. 4 LSU (6.2 IP, 5 H, 4 BB, 2 K) in the Crimson Tide’s series-clinching win over the PERSONAL: Tigers on April 3 — Full name is Thomas Jordan Davis — Made first collegiate start against South Carolina — Parents are Jackie and Alta Davis (3.2 IP, 9 H, 4 ER, 6 K) on April 24 — Has two brothers, Colin and Landry — Picked up second save of the year against — BORN: November 12, 1982 Arkansas (0.2 IP) on May 14 — Turned in second start of the year against Ole Miss (6 IP, 6 H, 3 R, ER, 2 K) at the SEC DAVIS CAREER HIGHS Tournament on May 27 Innings: 6.2 vs. LSU (4-3-05) — Logged third save of the season and first career Runs: 5 at Ole Miss (4-9-05) post-season save with a scoreless inning against Hits: 9 vs. South Carolina (4-24-04) UL Lafayette on June 5 Strikeouts: 6 vs. South Carolina (4-24-04) — Pitched in all four games at NCAA New Orleans Walks: 4 vs. LSU (4-3-05) Regional (5.2 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 5 K) and turned in four solid relief outings DAVIS CAREER FIRSTS 1st Game: at Hawaii (Feb. 10, 2005) JUNIOR COLLEGE (2003-04): First Start: vs. South Carolina (April 24, 2004) #28 Jordan Davis — Pitched one season at Paris (Texas) Junior College First Win: vs. Kentucky (March 18, 2005) Pitcher for coach Deron Clark First Loss: at Ole Miss (April 9, 2005) 6-0 — 190 — SR — 1VL — As a sophomore, he compiled a 3-3 record, with First Save: vs. Jax State (March 23, 2005) Paris JC — Frisco, Texas three saves and 3.82 ERA in 16 appearances for the BATS: Right THROWS: Right Dragons COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies

2005 SEC Academic Honor Roll

One of the Crimson Tide’s top returning pitchers from last season, Jordan Davis is expected to fill the same role in 2006 as he did last year. Davis will team with sophomore RHP and 2005 Freshman All-America selection David Robertson to give the Tide a solid “one-two” punch in the bullpen.

SUMMER (2005): — Pitched for the Denton Outlaws in the Texas Collegiate League — Denton posted a 26-22 regular season record to win the Rogers Hornsby Division — The Outlaws went 4-1 in the playoffs with series wins over Weatherford and McKinney en route to the TCL Championship — Davis appeared in 14 games on the mound and compiled a 3-3 record and 3.71 ERA, with two saves — He worked 26 2/3 innings and allowed 19 hits and 11 earned runs and posted 37 strikeouts — Davis was the winning pitcher in game one of the TCL Championship series with McKinney as he threw two scoreless innings and added two strikeouts in the 5-4, 10-inning victory

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— Downs made his Alabama mound debut against — Downs led the Choctaws with six home runs, hitting New Orleans (0.2, 1 H, 4 ER, 3 BB) on Feb. 15 in the third spot in the batting order — Suffered only loss of the season on the mound at — Posted a 28-11 overall record en route to state title Georgia (2 IP, 1 H, 1 ER, 1 K) on March 19 as a junior (2001) — Posted his longest outing of the year at Arkansas (5 — The Choctaws won the state title with a two-game IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 3 BB, 3 K) on April 3 sweep of Fayette County HS in the best of three championship series at Paterson Field SHELTON STATE CC (2003): (W 4-2, W 9-8, 8 inn) — Played one season for coach Bobby Sprowl at — In the two-game series, Downs went 4-for-8 Shelton State CC in Tuscaloosa (.500) with one run scored and four RBI — Led team to an 18-6 conference record and runner- — One of three pitchers to combine for no-hitter in up spot in the Division II Northern Division second round of Class 4A state playoffs — Appeared in 38 games as a freshman for the Bucs (April 25, 2001) against Choctaw County HS. and batted .378 (42-for-111) with three home runs Downs threw two perfect innings in relief in and 31 RBI the 11-0, five inning win for the Choctaws #26 Matt Downs — Named First-Team All-Region XXII — Played six years for Centreville American Legion Pitcher — Named First-Team All-Conference (Northern Post 128 (1997-2003) 6-3 — 190 — SR — 2VL Shelton State CC — Centreville, Alabama Division) BATS: Right THROWS: Right — On the mound, Downs appeared in 11 games and PERSONAL: COLLEGE MAJOR: Management posted a 1-0 record with four saves and — Full name is Matthew Russell Downs a 4.15 ERA for the Bucs (17.1 IP, 11 H, 9 R, — Parents are John and Beth Downs Matt Downs is in his third and final season with 8 ER, 7 BB, 14 K) — Has one brother, Drew, who played baseball at the Crimson Tide baseball team. In his first sea- — The four saves ranked him second in the state of Montevallo (1998-2001) son, Downs was used as a two-way player and Alabama and 12th nationally among Division II jun- — Matt’s biggest athletic thrill came in the form of a saw action at third base and on the mound. Last ior colleges walk-off home run to win the 12-year old state year, he was used strictly as a relief pitcher for championship for Centreville the Crimson Tide. Downs will have a new role as — Drafted in the 25th round by the he enters his senior season, concentrating more — Born: March 19,1984 on the field and at the plate and less on the PREP: mound. Downs could see action at first or third — A three-year letterman at Bibb County High School base this season and showed improvement on DOWNS CAREER HIGHS for coach Darrell Hobson At-Bats: 5 vs. Morehead State (3-24-04) offense this fall, prompting the full-time move — Played in the Class 4A state championship game away from the mound. Runs: 2 vs. Morehead State (3-24-04) three straight years and won the state title in 2001 Hits: 2 vs. Morehead State (3-24-04)) — As a senior, Downs batted .440 with a school- RBI: 2 vs. Morehead State (3-24-04) JUNIOR (2005): record 59 hits and seven home runs Doubles: 1 (2 times) Last vs. Miss (3-28-04) — Downs spent the entire 2005 season on the mound — Downs also broke his own school record with 59 Triples: None and made 16 relief appearances for the Tide hits as a senior HR: None — He compiled a 2-0 record and 5.76 ERA — Named Class 3A-4A West Alabama Most Valuable — Downs worked 29 2/3 innings and allowed 37 hits, Player by The Tuscaloosa News DOWNS CAREER FIRSTS 22 runs and 19 earned runs, with 13 walks and 33 First Game: vs. SE Louisiana (2-27-04) — Named to All-West Alabama Team by The First Start: vs. Morehead State (3-24-04) strikeouts Tuscaloosa News — Recorded a season-high five strikeouts in his sea- First Hit: vs. Centenary (3-6-04) — As a junior, Downs was named to the All-West First HR: None son debut at Hawai’i on Feb. 12 Alabama Team by The Tuscaloosa News First RBI: vs. SE Louisiana (2-27-04) — He logged his first collegiate win in an 8-4 victory HIT Strk: 1 (5 Times) against Samford (1.2 IP, 2 H, ER, BB, 3 K) on Mar. 1 RBI Strk: 2 (Feb. 27-March 6, 2004) — Logged his first collegiate start against Kentucky (2 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 2 K) on March 20 DOWNS CAREER HIGHS — Earned his second win of the season and first Innings: 5.0 vs. Arkansas (4-3-04) career post-season win against UL Lafayette (4 IP, 6 Runs: 4 vs. New Orleans (2-15-04) H, 3 ER, BB, 4 K) at the NCAA New Orleans Regional Hits: 5 vs. Auburn (4-17-04) Strikeouts: 5 at Hawai’i (2-12-05) on June 5 Walks: 3 (2x) Last vs. Arkansas (4-3-04) SOPHOMORE (2004): DOWNS CAREER FIRSTS — Downs appeared in 31 total games in a dual role for First Game: vs. New Orleans (2-15-04) the Crimson Tide First Start: vs. Kentucky (3-20-05) — He appeared in 15 games in the field for Alabama, First Win: vs. Samford (3-1-05) including four starts First Loss: vs. Georgia (3-19-04) — Downs batted .222 (6-for-27) with five RBI in a lim- First Save: None ited role at the plate — Collected his first collegiate hit and RBI in a 12-0 win over Centenary (Mar. 6) — His best game of the season came against Morehead State (2-for-5, 2 R, 2 RBI) on March 24 as he recorded his first career multi hit and multi RBI game — On the mound, he appeared in 16 games and com- piled a 0-1 record and 4.03 ERA — He worked 29 innings and allowed 33 hits, 14 runs and 13 earned runs, with 15 walks and 23 strike- outs

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— Drafted in the 49th round by the PERSONAL: following his lone season — Full name is David Ferazza — Parents are Bruno and Sherrill Ferazza NEBRASKA (2002): — Born: August 20, 1982 — Ferazza spent a redshirt season with the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers during the 2002 season FERAZZA CAREER HIGHS — The Huskers advanced the College World Series for At-Bats: 5 (2 times) Last vs. MSU (5-21-04) the second straight year under coach Dave Van Runs: 2 vs. Morehead St. (3-24-04) Horn, before losing to Clemson and South Carolina Hits: 3 (2 Times) Last vs. UK (5-16-04) to finish in a tie for 7th place at the CWS RBI: 2 (3 Times) Last vs. UK (5-16-04) Doubles: 1 (2 Times) Last vs. MSU (5-21-04) PREP: Triples: None — Attended James Logan High School in Union City, HR: 1 vs. Auburn (4-18-04) Calif. — A three-year letterman for coach John Goulding FERAZZA CAREER FIRSTS #8 David Ferazza — The starting catcher for a James Logan team that First Game: vs. Centenary (3-6-04) Catcher was ranked as high as 11th nationally First Start: vs. Kansas State (3-7-04) 6-2 — 200 — SR — 1VL — As a senior, Ferazza batted .441 with three home First Hit: vs. SE Missouri State (3-21-04) American River College — runs, seven doubles, 15 runs scored and 15 RBI in First HR: vs. Auburn (4-18-04) Hayward, California 25 games First RBI: vs. SE Missouri State (3-21-04) BATS: Right THROWS: Right — During the sectional playoffs, David batted .900 (9- HIT Strk: 2 (3 Times) Last: May 16-21, 2004 COLLEGE MAJOR: Management for-10) with one home run and four run scored, RBI Strk: 2 (2 Times) Last: May 16-21, 2004 helping his team to the North Coast Sectional title 2004 SEC Academic Honor Roll — A two-time defensive MVP and all-league selection 2005 SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2000, Ferazza threw out 21-of-30 (.700) would- be base stealers One of four catchers on the Alabama roster, David — Chosen as one of the nation’s top high school Ferazza returns for his third season with the catchers by Collegiate Baseball newspaper Crimson Tide. He missed fall drills with torn tri- — Selected to play in the California North-South Series ceps, but should be back 100 percent this spring. — A four-year member of the honor roll, he also played two seasons of basketball in high school JUNIOR (2005): — Ferazza played in only nine games and batted .333 (2-for-6) with one home run and two RBI — His pinch-hit, solo home run against UNC Asheville (Feb 19) was the first home run of the season by Alabama — Also tallied one hit and one RBI in win over Miss. Valley State on April 20

SOPHOMORE (2004): — Ferazza appeared in 23 games as an Alabama rookie and batted .333 (13-for-39) with one home run and nine RBI — Ferazza made his Alabama debut against Centenary (0-for-1) on March 6 at the Gent Classic in Shreveport — He made his first career start the next day against Kansas State (0-for-2) at the Gent Classic — Collected his first collegiate hit and RBI in the Tide’s 20-0 win over SE Missouri State (March 14) — Tied UA single-game record with 17 in win over Morehead State (March 20) — Slugged his first career home run (2 RBI) in Bama’s 19-0 win over Auburn (April 18)

AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE (2003): — Played one season at American River College in Sacramento, Calif., for coach Doug Jumelet — In his lone season as the starting catcher, Ferazza played in 42 games and batted .333 (45-for-135) with two home runs and 28 RBI — He also added 32 runs scored, 11 doubles and seven walks — Ferazza ranked second on the team in doubles and was third on the team in at-bats, batting average and total hits — He helped the Beavers to a 28-18 record as a freshman as they advanced to the Northern California Playoffs and upset No. 3 seed Fresno City College, before losing the next two games — An honorable mention All-Northern California Conference selection

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— He was Most Valuable Player of the Calhoun County Tournament in 2003, leading Oxford to the champi- onship

PERSONAL: — Full name is Russell Wesley Henderson — Parents are Terry and Sue Henderson — Played at same high school as former Miss. State shortstop Matthew Maniscalco — His first cousin, Scott Clackum, is an All America pitcher at Clemson — BORN: February 17, 1986

#27 Austin Graham #11 Wes Henderson Pitcher First Base 6-3 — 195 — FR — HS 6-2 — 212 — FR — RS Spain Park HS — Hoover, Alabama Oxford HS — Oxford, Alabama BATS: Right THROWS: Right BATS: Right THROWS: Left COLLEGE MAJOR: Human Environmental Sciences COLLEGE MAJOR: Education

A talented freshman, Austin Graham is one of After sitting out last year as a redshirt, Wes three rookies expected to see action in the Tide’s Henderson is hoping to crack the lineup this pitching rotation this season. season at first base or designated hitter.

SUMMER (2005): SUMMER (2005): — Showing no signs of his nagging injuries from the — Played for the Kansas City Grays in the MINK regular season, Graham logged 56 strikeouts in 36 League for coach Joe Reed innings for Bessemer Post 149 — He batted .312 with nine stolen bases this sum- #33 Tommy Hunter mer Pitcher PREP: — Wes played on the same summer league team as 6-4 — 250 — FR — HS — Attended Spain Park High School in Hoover, Auburn outfielder Russell Dixon Cathedral HS — Indianapolis, Indiana Alabama, where he played for both BATS: Right THROWS: Right and Will Smith FRESHMAN (2005): COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Business — Graham battled some nagging injuries as a prep — Redshirt senior but still managed to hit .364 with eight Tommy Hunter emerged as one of the Crimson home runs PREP: Tide’s top pitchers following fall practice. He is — On the mound, he recorded 98 strikeouts in 76 — Henderson was a four-year starter at Oxford High a tough competitor who can fill up the strike innings School for coach Todd Mixon zone. — As a junior, Graham was 9-1 with a 1.11 ERA and — During his four-year career, Henderson batted .441 92 strikeouts with 36 home runs and 154 RBI for the Yellow SUMMER (2005): — He also added four saves and threw two no-hitters Jackets — Played this summer for the Indiana Bulls under — He was named to the Birmingham News Class 6A — Named to the Birmingham News and Alabama coach Jon Wirth All-State team Sports Writer’s Association All-State team for three — Hunter was member of the 2005 Sandlot World — The 2004 Jefferson County Player of the Year consecutive years (2002-04) Series championship team — Member of back-to-back county championship — He was also a three-time All-Calhoun County selec- teams (2002-03) tion (2002-04) by The Anniston Star PREP: — Also played in consecutive Class 6A state playoffs — Three-time All-Area Diamond Dazzlers selection — A three-year starter at Cathedral High School (2002-03) (2002-04) by The Anniston Star Fighting Irish under coach Rich Andriole — Graham played in the Alabama Baseball Coaches — As a prep senior, he batted .456 with nine home — Led his team to a 28-5 overall record and No. 5 Association Baseball Showcase in 2003-04 runs and 40 RBI state ranking — Played in the East Coast — Henderson walked 47 times as a senior, the sixth — Hunter was named the Indianapolis Star Super Showcase in 2004 highest single-season total in AHSAA history All-State team — Also played football as a sophomore and junior — As a junior, Henderson batted .451 with a career- — Two-time All-City Player of the Year (2004-05) best 13 home runs and 43 RBI — Named to Indianapolis Star Tribune’s North Player PERSONAL: — The 13 home runs were the most by any Class 5A of the Year — Full name is William Austin Graham player in the state in 2003 — Hunter led the Irish to the 2005 City, Sectional and — Parents are Bill Graham and Martha Graham — Played for Team Alabama in 2003 and played Regional championships — Has two sisters, McKenzie and Allison against the USA Junior National Olympic team that — Cathedral advanced to the state semifinals of the — Born: August 26, 1986 finished runner-up in the junior Pan Am Games Indiana state playoffs — Also played for the Bama Bombers at the 2003 — Drafted in the 18th round by the Tampa Bay Devil World Wooden Bat Association Tournament in Rays Jupiter, Florida — Participated in the 2003 Team One Showcase at PERSONAL: Houston, Texas and was named on the Top 25 — Full name is Raymond Thomas Hunter III prospects at the showcase — Parents are Ray and Pam Hunter — As a sophomore, he batted .454 with 10 home runs — Has one older sister, Megan and a career-high 46 RBI — Tommy is also a two-time junior Olympic champi- — Henderson won Oxford High School’s Big Stick on in judo Award and was the Offensive Player of the Year in — BORN: July 3, 1986 2002

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PERSONAL: PERSONAL: — Full name is Austin Hyatt — Full name is Casey Evan Kebodeaux — Parents are Don and Jan Hyatt — Parents are Mark and Cindy Kebodeaux — His older brother, Jared, plays baseball at — Has one brother, Trevor, who played football at SE Georgia Tech Louisiana — BORN: May 23, 1986 — His father, Mark, played football at Lamar University — BORN: May 30, 1986

#36 Austin Hyatt Pitcher 6-3 — 190 — SO — SQ Marietta HS — Marietta, Georgia BATS: Right THROWS: Right COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Business

After seeing limited action last season as a freshman, Austin Hyatt hopes for a more #31 Casey Kebodeaux Pitcher #29 Patrick Kelly defined role in the UA bullpen this season or Pitcher 6-2 — 200 — SO — SQ as midweek starter. 6-4 — 195 — JR — RS Mandeville HS — Mandeville, Louisiana Shelton State CC — Alabama SUMMER (2005): BATS: Right THROWS: Right BATS: Right THROWS: Right — Hyatt pitched for the Nevada Griffons in the COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Major Studies COLLEGE MAJOR: Management Jayhawk Summer League — He compiled a 2-1 record and 3.71 ERA and one After seeing limited action last year as a true Patrick Kelly will once again look for time in the save in six appearances before leaving the team for freshman, Casey Kebodeaux will compete for Crimson Tide bullpen this season. Kelly was the the remainder of the summer time in the UA bullpen in 2006. Tide’s most improved pitcher this fall as he filled — Before his departure, Hyatt worked 17 innings and up the strike zone and showed more control. allowed 19 hits, eight runs and seven earned runs, FRESHMAN (2005): with four walks and 17 strikeouts — Kebodeaux made seven appearances on the JUNIOR (2005): — Hyatt was on the same summer team with current mound, including two starts against UAB — Redshirt UA teammates Spencer Pennington and Kyle Moore — He compiled an 0-1 record with one save and 6.52 ERA as a rookie SHELTON STATE CC (2003-04): FRESHMAN (2005): — Kebodeaux worked only 9 2/3 innings and — Played two seasons at Shelton State Community — Hyatt pitched in only two games as a freshman allowed 14 hits, 12 runs and seven earned runs, College in Tuscaloosa for coach Bobby Sprowl for the Crimson Tide with nine walks and five strikeouts — Kelly helped the Bucs to back-to-back trips to the — He made his UA debut against Butler (2 IP, 3 H, — He earned the save in his UA debut with one state tournament ER, K) on March 16 in the Tide’s 6-2 win scoreless inning and one strikeout at Hawai’i on — As a sophomore, Kelly appeared in 12 games and — He also saw action in Bama’s 12-6 win over Feb. 13 compiled an 8-3 record and 2.45 ERA for the Bucs Miss. Valley State (1 IP, 2 H, 3 ER, K) on April 20 — Kebodeux made his first collegiate start and suf- — He worked 66 innings and allowed 40 hits, 25 runs fered first loss at UAB (4 IP, 4 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 3 BB, and 18 earned runs, with 38 walks and 71 strike- PREP: 2 K) on Feb. 23 outs — A three-year starter at Marietta High School for — He threw one scoreless inning against Memphis — He wrapped up the season by winning four of his coach Josh Gazaway on April 12 last five decisions — Played on two state playoff teams at Marietta — Kebodeaux worked two innings in second career — A First-Team All-Northern Conference Selection High School start against UAB (2 IP, H, 3 R, 4 BB, K) on May 4 — He led the Northern Conference in wins (8), fewest — As a prep senior, Hyatt batted .447 with six runs allowed (25) and fewest earned runs allowed home runs and 30 RBI PREP (2004): (18) — He led the team in hitting, total hits (38), doubles — A three-year starter at Mandeville High School for — He also ranked second in opponents batting aver- (13) and home runs coach Carrey Stockton age (.165) and fewest hits allowed (40), third in ERA — He also set school records for hitting, total hits — Ranked as the fifth best prospect in the state of (2.45), strikeouts (71) and ninth in innings pitched and doubles and tied the single-season mark for Louisiana by Baseball America (66) home runs — Compiled a 1.73 ERA in 73 innings as a prep sen- — Also posted a 5-1 record and 2.00 ERA and ior PREP: recorded 66 strikeouts in 46 innings — First-team all-district pitcher — A 2002 graduate of Houston Academy in Dothan, — Named the Cobb County Player of the Year by — First-Team All St. Tammany Parish Pitcher Alabama, where he was a three-sport star in foot- the Atlanta Journal Constitution — First-Team All-State by Louisiana Sportswriters ball, basketball and baseball — First-Team All-State selection by the Marietta — Named second-team all-district following his jun- ior season, while pitching in seven games for the — A First-Team All-State baseball selection by the Daily Journal Skippers Alabama Sports Writer’s Association for coach Jody — First-Team All-State selection by the Georgia — Pitched twice in the 2004 World Wooden Bat Ryan Dugout Club Tournament in Atlanta, Georgia — As a prep senior, Kelly was a top high school foot- — Named Marietta High School Most Valuable — Also pitched in the Connie Mack Regionals in ball prospect as he threw for more than 2,000 Player Oklahoma yards — He was drafted in the 32nd round of the June — As a senior, he was 8-0 on the mound with 0.86 2004 MLB draft by the Atlanta Braves ERA

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— Led Houston Academy to the semifinals of the state After a bruised collar bone put a damper on FRESHMAN (2004): playoffs in baseball for four consecutive years his sophomore season, Wade LeBlanc is look- — LeBlanc posted the most unbelievable freshman — He pitched a one-hitter against Calera HS in the ing to regain his form that landed him season in the history of Alabama baseball 2002 Class 1A state semifinals National Freshman of the Year honors and — He was named the National Freshman of the Year — Played on the Dothan Post 12 American Legion almost every UA single-season record as a by Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball, the Baseball team that won the state championship and rookie in 2004. LeBlanc, who was named to first UA player ever given national rookie of the year finished third in the World Series in 2002 the 2005 Cape Cod League All-Star game, did honors not pitch this fall for the Tide. As the 2006 — LeBlanc was also the first UA player to be named PERSONAL: season opens, he is well rested and ready to SEC Freshman of the Year — Full name is Patrick Justice Kelly take his turn as the No. 1 starter on the — In 16 games (15 GS), LeBlanc went 8-4 with a 2.08 — Parents are James and Jane Kelly Crimson Tide. ERA, eight complete games and four shutouts — Has two older sisters and one older brother — The eight complete games led the SEC and ranked — Turned down a football scholarship at Auburn to SUMMER (2005): fourth in the NCAA pursue a baseball career — Pitched for the Wareham Gateman in the Cape Cod — He tossed three complete-game shutouts and was — High school teammate and friends with former League involved in four shutouts on the season Auburn and current outfielder — In eight starts, he was 3-3 with a 3.05 ERA — In 15 starts, LeBlanc took a shutout into the seventh Gabe Gross — He worked 41 1/3 innings and allowed 41 hits, 18 inning eight times — BORN: November 1, 1983 runs and 14 earned runs, with 15 walks and 42 — He worked 112 2/3 innings and allowed 87 hits, 37 strikeouts runs and 26 earned runs, with 26 walks and 98 — Selected to play in the Cape Cod League All-Star strikeouts Game at McKeon Park in Hyannis, Mass. — He set Alabama rookie records for innings pitched, — Named CCBL Pithier of the Week after posting a 1- wins, strikeouts and complete games 0 record and 0.00 ERA in 15 innings on the — In his 15 starts, the lefty was 8-3 (.727) with a 1.83 mound. He also added 15 strikeouts. ERA — Alabama was 10-5 (.667) in those 15 starts SOPHOMORE (2005): — He worked an SEC-leading 73 1/3 innings in confer- — LeBlanc compiled a 5-5 record and 4.09 ERA in 14 ence action appearances, including 13 starts — LeBlanc made his Crimson Tide debut against New — He worked 88 innings and allowed 77 hits, 44 runs Orleans (7.1 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 11 K) on Feb. 14 and 40 earned runs, with 28 walks and 108 strike- and earned a no-decision an impressive outing in outs freezing temperatures against a future first-round — Alabama was 6-7 (.462) in his 13 starts draft pick (Thomas Diamond) — He set the UA single-season record for most — In his only relief appearance of the season, LeBlanc strikeouts by a sophomore (108), breaking the pre- suffered the loss at Jacksonville State (0 IP, 2 H, 2 vious mark set by Brent Carter (105) in 2003 ER) when he allowed a two-out, walk-off home run #23 Wade LeBlanc — Ranked fifth in the SEC with 108 strikeouts in the bottom of the ninth inning on Feb. 18 Pitcher — LeBlanc and David Robertson became only the — Posted first collegiate win against Cincinnati (7 IP, 5 6-3 — 193 — JR — 2VL second duo in school history to record 100 or H, 3 BB, 4 K) as he tossed seven shutout innings on Barbe High School — Lake Charles, Louisiana more strikeouts in the same season, joining Manny Feb. 21 BATS: Left THROWS: Left Torres and Justin Smith in 1999 — Posted four straight wins from Feb. 21-March 13 as COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies — He was fifth in the SEC in strikeouts and ninth in he beat Cincinnati, SE Louisiana, Centenary and SE the league in opponents batting average Missouri State 2006 Preseason All-SEC — Named National Player of the Week and SEC — He took a no-hitter into the sixth inning against SE Baseball America and SEC Baseball.com Pitcher of the Week following his 17-strikeout per- Louisiana (7 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 K) on Feb. 28 2006 Preseason Third-Team All-American formance against McNeese State (7.2 IP, H, 2 BB, — Tossed first career complete game shutout at (Baseball America) 17 K) on March 4 Centenary (9 IP, 2 H, 6 K) as UA posted a 12-0 win 2006 Brooks Wallace Award Watch List — The 17 strikeouts fell one short of the UA single- on March 6 2006 Preseason First Team All-SEC game record — The complete-game shutout was the first by an (Baseball America) — LeBlanc posted 43 strikeouts in three starts Alabama pitcher since Lance Cormier threw a com- 2006 Preseason Second Team All-SEC against Duquesne (13), McNeese State (17) and plete-game, one-hitter in the Crimson Tide’s 12-0 (SEBaseball.com) Miami (Ohio) (13) win over Winthrop on March 4, 2001 2005 Cape Cod League All-Star — He nissed five weeks with bruised collar bone — It was also the first two-hitter by an Alabama pitch- 2005 New Orleans Regional All-Tournament Team (March 13-April 11) sustained in post-game cele- er since Jeffrey Norris tossed his two-hit gem at Collegiate Baseball Newspaper bration on March 12 Kentucky on April 13, 2002 National Player of the Week (March 7, 2005) — Yielded season-high 10 hits in first SEC start of the — Added second consecutive shutout against SE SEC Pitcher of the Week (March 7, 2005) season at Florida (4.1 IP, 10 H, 5 ER, BB, 6 K) on Missouri State (9 IP, 5 H, 2 BB, 10 K) on March 13 2004 National Freshman of the Year (Baseball April 16 — The back-to-back shutouts were the first by an America and Collegiate Baseball) — Recorded lone complete game of the season with Alabama pitcher since Freddy Glass tossed back-to- 2004 SEC Freshman of the Year (Coaches) win over No. 8 South Carolina (9 H, 5 H, 4 ER, BB, back complete game shutouts against Virginia Tech 2004 SEC Freshman of the Year (SEBaseball.com) 3 K) on April 23 (Mar. 23) and Auburn (Mar. 27) in 1967 2004 Freshman All-American (Baseball America) — Threw eight strong innings in win at Miss. State (8 — He tossed 19 1/2 consecutive scoreless innings Third-Team All-American (Baseball America) IP, 7 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 6 K) on May 7 over four starts (Feb. 28-March 20) Third-Team All-American (NCBWA) — Also yielded 10 hits in loss at Auburn (7 IP, 10 H, 4 — Named SEC Pitcher of the Week (Mar. 29) after a 2004 First-Team All-South Region (ABCA) ER, BB, 6 K) on May 20 stellar performance against No. 5 Ole Miss (9 IP, 6 2004 Freshman All-SEC — Recorded his first career NCAA post-season win H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 8 K) as UA pulled out a 2-1 win on 2004 First-Team All-SEC (SEBaseball.com) against UL Lafayette (5 IP, 8 H, 5 ER, 3 BB, 9 K) in Mar. 27 2004 Second-Team All-SEC first-round action on June 3 — Posted win at No. 6 LSU (9 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, SEC Pitcher of the Week (March 28, 2004) — Pitched four innings of relief against No. 1 Tulane 4 K) on May 1 as he limited to high-powered Tiger (4 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 4 BB, 3 K) in championship game offense to two runs and five hits for his sixth com- on June 6 plete game of the season

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— Against No. 10 Florida (May 7), LeBlanc notched his — Named 2003 Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball PERSONAL: fourth overall shutout and his third complete game Newspaper High School Co-Pitcher of the Year — Full name is Wade Matthew LeBlanc blanked the Gators with his most impressive outing — 2003 Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball — Parents are Floyd and Janis LeBlanc of the year Newspaper First-Team All-American — Has one sister, Emily — He allowed just four singles in the win and did not — 2003 Class 5A Louisiana Sports Writer’s First-Team — LeBlanc was one of a School-record five Barbe allow a Florida runner to third base. He also added All-State Selection players to sign a Division I scholarship in 2003, join- nine strikeouts in the process — 2003 Louisiana Baseball Coaches Association ing shortstop Mike Richard (Arkansas), catcher — LeBlanc won his third straight start at Kentucky (9 (LBCA) First-Team Class 5A All-State selection Justin Brashear (Ole Miss), outfielder James IP, 6 H, 2 ER, BB, 6 K) as he notched his fourth — 2003 LBCA Class 5A Most Outstanding Pitcher Thibodeuax (McNeese State) and second baseman straight complete game on May 14 — 2003 Louisiana Sports Writer’s East-West All-Star Beau Knowles — Posted four straight complete games against Top 10 Game (Binghurst Field in Alexandria, La.) — Born: August 7, 1984 foes South Carolina, LSU, Florida and Kentucky — 2003 American Press (Lake Charles, La.) First-Team All-Southwest Louisiana baseball pick LEBLANC CAREER HIGHS PREP: — 2003 American Press (Lake Charles, La.) Most Innings: 9.0 (9x) Last vs. S. Carolina (4-23-05) — A three-year letterman at Barbe High School in Lake Valuable Player Runs: 7 vs. Miss. State (5-21-04) Charles, La., for coach Glen Cechinni — Drafted in the 36th round by the Tampa Bay Devil Hits: 11 vs. Miss. State (5-21-04) — As a prep senior, LeBlanc appeared in 20 games Rays in the 2003 MLB Draft Strikeouts: 17 vs. McNeese State (3-4-05) and compiled a 16-1 (.941) record and 0.45 ERA — As a junior, he helped Barbe capture its eighth Walks: 4 at Tulane (6-6-05) — He accounted for one-half of his team’s 32 wins in straight District 3-5A championship 2003 — Played for the Louisiana Devil Rays in the 2002 LEBLANC CAREER FIRSTS — Barbe finished the season with a 32-6 record and Perfect Game/Baseball America World Wooden Bat First Game: vs. New Orleans (2-14-04) 46th national ranking in the final 2003 Baseball Association Tournament in Jupiter, Fla. First Start: vs. New Orleans (2-14-04) America poll — Advanced to Class 5A state championship game for First Win: vs. Cincinnati (2-21-04) — LeBlanc worked 109 innings as a senior and fourth straight year, losing in championship game in First Loss: vs. Jacksonville State (2-18-04) allowed 43 hits, 20 walks and 189 strikeouts extra innings First Save: None — LeBlanc set school records for single-season wins — As a sophomore (2001), he he was a member of the (16), single-season strikeouts (189) and career wins Class 5A state championship team as Barbe defeat- (36) ed St. Amant — The lefty also added 13 complete games and eight shutouts for Barbe — 2003 Baseball America First-Team High School All- American

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#22 Kent Matthes #21 Jake McCarter #1 Kyle Moore Infielder/Outfielder Pitcher Infielder 6-3 — 200 — FR — HS 6-2 — 200 — JR — TR 6-2 — 190 — FR — RS Edgewater HS — Orlando, Florida Navarro JC — Kerrville, Texas Edgewood Academy — Wetumpka, Alabama BATS: Right THROWS: Right BATS: Right THROWS: Right BATS: Right THROWS: Right COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Business COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies COLLEGE MAJOR: Excercise Science

A talented freshman, Kent Matthes was an All- One of two transfers from Navarro College, A redshirt freshman infielder, Kyle Moore will bat- American at Edgewatrer High School in Jake McCarter will battle for time in the UA tle for playing time at second base and shortstop Orlando, Fla. He played in the AFLAC All- bullpen this season. He was a two-way player this season. American All-Star Game in Aberdeen, Maryland. in junior college, but will concentrate solely on The game has also produced two other Bama pitching here at Alabama. He has been drafted SUMMER (2005): players, including Cale Iorg and Miers Quigley. three times previously. A tough competitor, he — Played for the Nevada Griffons in the Jayhawk Matthes can play both the infield and outfield. was a JuCo teammate of UA outfielder Andrew League Rodgers. — The Griffons posted a 32-26 overall record to win PREP: the Jayhawk League and advance to the NBC — A 2005 graduate of Edgewater HS in Orlando, SUMMER (2005): World Series at Lawrence Dumont Stadium in Florida, where he played baseball (2002-05) and — Played a half season for the Cotuit Kettlers in the Wichita, Kansas basketball (2002) Cape Cod League for coach Mike Roberts — Moore played in 47 games and batted .233 (35- — His high school coach was Chip Gierke — In limited action, McCarter appeared in four 150) with one home run and 24 RBI. He also — As a prep senior, Matthes batted .409 with 10 games and compiled no record and a 3.72 ERA started 46 games home runs and 39 RBI in 23 games — He worked 9 2/3 innings and allowed seven hits, — Played on same team as Alabama’s Austin Hyatt — He was a First-Team All-State, All-Central Florida seven runs and four earned runs, with five walks and Spencer Pennington and All-County selection and seven strikeouts — Also played in the 2005 FACA High School All-Star — Played on same team as Alabama’s Emeel Salem FRESHMAN (2005): Game in Jacksonville, Fla. and LSU’s Clay Dirks and Michael Hollander — Redshirt. — As a junior, Matthes batted .446 with five home runs and 18 RBI NAVARRO JC (2004-05): PREP: — Named to the 2004 AFLAC High School All- — Played two seasons at Navarro College in — A three-year letterman at Edgewood Academy for American All-Star Game in Aberdeen, Maryland Corsicana, Texas for coach Skip Johnson coach Bobby Carr — Recognized as the best AAU player in the nation — Compiled a 9-4 record and 2.80 ERA last season — He batted .501 as a prep senior when he was awarded the Disney and Sears at Navarro — A member of two AISA state championship baseball Excellence Achievement and Recognition Award — Navarro won the Texas Eastern Athletic teams in 2002 and 2003 for sportsmanship, commitment, teamwork and Conference championship during his freshman — Named to the AISA All-Tournament team following academic achievement in 2000 season his sophomore and junior season — He has also participated at the 2004 Baseball — Drafted in the 28th round by the New York — Played for Team Alabama this past summer, selected America World Wood Bat Association Yankees (2004) and the 34th round by the by the Alabama Baseball Coaches Association Championships (Ft. Myers), 2004 Perfect Game Washington Nationals (2005) — As a member of Team Alabama, Moore played Championships (East Cobb, Ga.) and Perfect Game against the Canadian and US Junior Olympic National and Team One national showcases PREP: teams. The US Junior National team placed second — A 2003 graduate of Tivy High School in the Junior Pan Am games that summer PERSONAL: — An all-state performer in both football and base- — Also a star quarterback on the football team — Full name is Kent Richard Matthes ball as a prep senior — He threw for more than 2,800 yards and a state — Parents are Dieter and Connie Matthes — Played baseball for coach Steve Rippee record 38 TDs en route to being named an AISA All- — Has one sister, Crista — Drafted in the 40th round by the State selection — His father, Dieter, played football for the Miami (2003) Hurricanes PERSONAL: — His uncle, Chuck Richard, also played football at PERSONAL: — Full name is Kyle Martin Moore UM — Full name is Jacob Charles McCarter — Parents are Bill Moore and Valerie Hawk — BORN: January 8, 1987 — Parents are Chuck and Jana McCarter — Has one brother, Matt Moore and stepbrothers and — Has one sister, Kelly stepsisters, Charlie Harris, Heather Harris, Caleb — His father, Chuck, played football for the Colorado Hawk and Lauren Hawk Buffaloes — His father, Bill, was a standout track and field star at — BORN: August 31, 1984 Middle Tennessee State — His brother, Matt, played baseball at Jacksonville State for legendary coach — BORN: March 4, 1986

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McNeese State (4-for-6, 2 R, 2B, 3B, 5 RBI) on March 6 — The four hits and five RBI in the Tide’s 20-0 win were both career highs — Collected three hits and two RBI in Bama’s 12- 10 loss at Ole Miss (3-for-4, 2 RBI) on April 9 — Slugged two-run home run in series finale at Ole Miss (1-for-5, HR, 2 RBI) as UA clinched series win over No. 8 Rebels on April 10 — Tallied three RBI in Bama’s 11-9 series-clinching win at Auburn (1-for-4, SAC, 3 RBI) on May 22

FRESHMAN (2004): — Paiml played in 42 games and made 32 starts #43 Tyler Odle #3 Greg Paiml — He batted .205 (24-for-117) with two home runs Outfielder Infielder and 15 RBI 6-0 — 170 — FR — HS 6-0 — 185 — JR — 2VL — He made his Alabama debut in the season finale Vestavia HS — Vestavia Hills, Alabama Hoover HS — Hoover, Alabama against New Orleans (1-for-2, 2 R) on Feb 15 BATS: Left THROWS: Left BATS: Right THROWS: Right — Posted a eight-game hitting streak from March COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Business COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies 10 through April 6, where he batted .455 (10- for-22) with nine runs scored, four doubles and Tyler Odle, who was an all-state performer last With the loss of Freshman All-SEC pick Cale Iorg four RBI year at Vestavia Hills High School, will battle for (serving two-year Mormon Mission) at shortstop, — Slugged his first home run against No. 18 playing time in the Crimson Tide outfield this junior Greg Paiml will have the biggest shoes to Southern Miss (1-for-4, HR, RBI) at Sewell- spring. fill in the UA infield this season. A two-year Thomas Stadium on March 10 starter for the Tide at second base, Paiml made — Posted his lone triple of the season against SE PREP: the move to shortstop this fall with the absence of Missouri State (1-for-2, 2 RBI) in the Tide’s 20-0 — A 2005 graduate of Vestavia Hills High School, Iorg. Paiml started 35 games last year for the win on March 21 where he was a three-year starter for the late Tide. — Collected three doubles in Bama’s 12-1 win over Sammy Dunn and Dal Davis South Alabama (3-for-3, 2 R, 2 RBI) at Hank — As a prep senior, Odle batted .424 with with two SOPHOMORE (2005): Aaron Stadium on March 31 home runs and 25 RBI — Paiml played in 50 games for Alabama and earned — He added his second home run of the season — He was named to the Birmingham News Class 6A 35 starts, but still struggled on offense in his sec- against No. 6 Florida (1-for-4, HR, RBI) on May 8 All-State Baseball squad ond season — Odle was also tabbed Class 6A All-State per- — He batted .210 (22-for-105) with one home run and PREP: former by the Alabama Sports Writer’s Association 13 RBI — A three-year starter at Hoover High School for — Led his team to back-to-back Class 6A Area — Recorded a three-run double in Alabama’s 0-0 win coach Rick Davis Championship and state playoff berths in 2004-05 over Duquesne (1-for-1, 2B, 3 RBI) on Feb. 25 — As a senior, Paiml batted .336 with seven home — Selected to the 2004 All-Over the Mountain — Posted the finest game of his UA career against runs and 31 RBI for the Bucs Baseball squad — Also played in the Alabama Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Classic — ABCA Super 100 selection (2003-04) PERSONAL: — Full name is Tyler Steven Odle — Parents are Steve and Karen Odle — Has one sister, Erin — His father, Steve, was a swimmer at Drury College — Earned Eagle Scout Award — BORN: June 7, 1986

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— Named to 2003 The Birmingham News Class 6A All- — He batted .200 (3-for-15) with five runs scored, State Team one double and two RBI — Selected as the 2003 Birmingham News All-Metro — Pennington’s lone start of the season came as the Player of the Year designated hitter in a win over SE Missouri State — Named to the 2003 Birmingham News All-Metro (0-for-4) on Feb. 24 Team — He collected hits against SE Missouri State (Feb. — Named to the 2003 Alabama Sports Writers 23), Miss. Valley State (Feb. 27) and Rhode Island Association Class 6A All-State Team (Mar. 2) — Selected as Hoover High’s 2003 MVP — Named to the 2002 and 2003 Super All-Over the FRESHMAN (2002): Mountain team — Appeared in 25 games and made 13 starts, both — Led the Bucs to a 32-13 overall record in 2003 and career highs a seventh-place ranking in the final Class 6A poll — He batted .180 (9-for-50) with one home run and — Led Hoover High to back-to-back Jefferson County four RBI baseball titles in 2001 and 2002 — Pennington made his first career start against #13 Spencer Pennington Georgia Southern (1-for-3) on Feb. 16 — Also played in the Class 6A Playoffs three consecu- Infielder tive years, including a semifinal berth in 2001 and — Pennington’s only career home run came against 6-5 — 230 — JR — RS No. 5 Florida (April 7) at the Joe. The two-run quarterfinal finishes in 2002 and 2003 Fayette County HS — Fayette, Alabama — Represented Jefferson County in the 60th annual home run in the 8th inning gave UA a 5-3 lead in BATS: Left THROWS: Right an eventual 6-5 win Alabama Lions Sight East-West All-Star Classic in COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies 2003 — It was the first home run by an Alabama football player since Philip Doyle (1991) — Selected to represent districts V & VI at the Alabama The oldest member of the Crimson Tide baseball Baseball Coaches Association Showcase in 2001 team, Spencer Pennington played his first game and 2002 PREP for Alabama on Feb. 16, 2002. The fifth-year sen- — Attended Fayette County High School, where he — Named to the 2003 Baseball at the Beach All- ior will battle for time this year with Matt Bentley Tournament Team in Myrtle Beach, SC was a two-sport star in football and baseball and Matt Downs at first base, or as UA’s designat- — Signed a football scholarship to play quarterback — Participated in the 2002 Perfect Game Wooden Bat ed hitter. He has also enjoyed a role a left-hand- Showcase in Jupiter, Florida at Alabama ed pinch-hitter throughout his career. — As a senior, Pennington batted .476 (50-for-105) PERSONAL: with 10 home runs and 55 RBI SUMMER (2005): — He was tops among the state’s Class 4A players — Full name is Gregory James Paiml — Pennington spent part of his summer with the — Parents are Roger and Kathy Paiml in average, home runs and RBI Nevada Griffons in the Jayhawk League — Named Class 4A First-Team All-State by the — Has two brothers, Brad and Jeff — The Griffons went 32-26 to win the league titles — His older brother, Brad is a former student- Birmingham News and Alabama Sports Writer’s and advance to the NBC World Series at Dumont Association manager for the Alabama baseball team Stadium in Wichita, Kansas — During his high school days, Greg worked summers — Led Fayette County High School to the Class 4A — Pennington started nine games for the Griffons Championship series, losing both games to state for the , serving as a bat boy, and batted .353 (12-for-34) with one home run clubhouse assistant and working on the field main- champion Bibb County High School and eight RBI — Pennington was 1-for-5 (.200) with four walks and tenance crew — He was on the same team with Alabama pitcher — BORN: August 3, 1984 two runs scored in the championship series Austin Hyatt and infielder Kyle Moore — As a junior, he batted .430 with 15 home runs and 57 RBI PAIML CAREER HIGHS JUNIOR (2005): At-Bats: 6 vs. McNeese State (3-6-05) — He hit 11 home runs as a sophomore — Pennington played in 22 games and made five — As a three-year starter at quarterback, Pennington Runs: 3 vs. Morehead St. (3-24-04) starts, the most since his freshman season in Hits: 4 vs. McNeese State (3-6-05) threw for more than 6,300 yards and 50 TDs 2002 — He also led the Tigers to the Class 4A state foot- RBI: 5 vs. McNeese State (3-6-05) — He batted .250 (9-for-36) with eight RBI Doubles: 3 vs. South Alabama (3-31-04) ball championship as a senior, throwing for 2,433 — Delivered key pinch-hit single in UA’s six-run ninth yards and 20 TDs Triples: 1 (2x) Last vs. McNeese St (3-6-05) inning at Hawai’i that led to 9-6 comeback win on HR: 1 (3x) Last at Ole Miss (4-10-05) Feb 12 PAIML CAREER FIRSTS — Posted key two-run double in Bama’s 4-0 win First Game: vs. New Orleans (2-13-04) over McNesse State (1-of-2, R, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 BB) First Start: vs. New Orleans (2-13-04) on March 4 First Hit: vs. New Orleans (2-13-04) — Added another pinch-hit RBI single in the Tide’s First HR: vs. Southern Miss (3-10-04) comeback win over Miami (Ohio) on March 12 First RBI: vs. Cincinnati (2-20-04) — Stroked pinch-hit, two-run double in UA’s six-run HIT Strk: 8 (March 10-April 6, 2004) ninth inning at Florida that helped produce a 9-6 RBI Strk: 3 (April 9-12, 2005) win on April 17 — Collected three hits and three RBI in start against Miss. Valley State (3-for-4, R, 3 RBI) on April 20 — Drafted in the 32nd round by the

JUNIOR (2004): — Redshirt

SOPHOMORE (2003): — Pennington appeared in 13 games for the Crimson Tide before leaving the team in mid April

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PERSONAL: SOPHOMORE (2004): — Hurled 10 shutouts and two no-hitters, including — Full name is William Spencer Pennington — Ponder appeared in only six games for Alabama one perfect game as a senior, in his career — Parents are Mike and Donna Pennington and made two starts on the mound — In semifinals of AISA playoffs, Ponder’s grand slam — Pennington also played QB at UA (2002-04) — He posted a 2-1 record and 3.60 ERA in his limit- home run combined with his shutout on the and played in 19 career games. He completed ed role mound against Faith Academy led to the AISA 96 of 182 passes (.527) for 1,134 yards, with — Ponder worked 15 innings and allowed 14 hits, state title five TDs and nine interceptions seven runs and six earned runs, with six walks — Had his No. 44 retired by Lee-Scott Academy — His older brother Jeremy was a starting offen- and 20 strikeouts — Also played football and basketball sive lineman on the Alabama football team — Ponder earned his first win of the season against — Played six years (1997-2002) for the East Cobb (1993-96) under coach Gene Stallings New Orleans (0.1 IP, K) on Feb 15 Yankees and was a member of three national — The elder Pennington was a member of three — Ponder picked up his second win against championship teams SEC Western Division Championship (1993, Morehead State (6 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 10 K), with a sea- — Member of back-to-back (2001-02) Southeast 1994 and 1996) teams son-high 10 strikeouts March 24 Regional Connie Mack championships — BORN: April 11, 1983 — Ponder suffered his only loss of the season — Member of the 1998 national championship team against Samford (5 IP, 5 H, 4 R, 4 K) on April 21 at the CABA World Series in Dublin, Ohio PENNINGTON CAREER HIGHS — Injuries prevented him from pitching the remain- — Played on AAU World Series national champi- At-Bats: 6 at Oklahoma (3-26-02) der of the season onship squad in Millington, Tennessee, where he Runs: 1 (12x) Last vs. Miss. Valley (4-20-05) was named the tournament MVP Hits: 3 vs. Miss. Valley State (4-20-05) FRESHMAN (2003): — Member of the 2001 Connie Mack World Series RBI: 3 vs. Miss. Valley State (4-20-05) — After a promising start to a freshman season, championship team in Farmington, New Mexico Doubles: 1 (2x) Last at Florida (4-17-05) Ponder’s season was cut short in early April with Triples: None a season-ending injury PERSONAL: HR: 1 vs. Florida (4-7-02) — The right-hander appeared in 13 games and com- — Full name is Lawrence Allen Ponder piled a 2-3 record and 5.74 ERA for the Tide — Parents are Rex and Wanda Ponder PENNINGTON CAREER FIRSTS — He worked 26.1 innings and allowed 32 hits, 23 — One sister, Christen, who is a student at First Game: vs. Ga. Southern (2-16-02) runs, 17 earned runs, 11 walks and struck out 24 Auburn and member of the marching band First Start: vs. Ga. Southern (2-16-02) batters — Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes First Hit: vs. Ga. Southern (2-16-02) — Opened the season in impressive fashion by beat- — BORN: September 27, 1983 First HR: vs. Florida (4-7-02) ing No. 2 Rice (5 IP, 2 H, 2 BB, 5 K), the eventual First RBI: vs. Arkansas State (2-22-02) national champions to secure the championship HTSK: 2 (4x) Last April 17-20, 2005 at the 2003 Minute Maid Park College Classic in PONDER CAREER HIGHS RBI Strk: 2 (April 17-20, 2005) Houston on Feb 16 Innings: 5.2 vs. Georgia (3-16-03) — For his efforts, he was named the SEC Pitcher of Runs: 5 (2 Times) Last vs. Florida (3-23-03) Week Hits: 8 vs. LSU (3-30-03) — Ponder earned his lone SEC win against Georgia Strikeouts: 10 vs. Morehead State (3-24-04) (5.1 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 2 BB, 5 K) on March 16 after he Walks: 2 (4 Times) Last vs. MSU (3-24-04) entered the game in relief in the first inning — His last pitched against Kentucky (April 11) before PONDER CAREER FIRSTS sustaining a season-ending injury First Game: vs. Rice (Feb. 16, 2003) First Start: at Florida (March 23, 2003) PREP: First Win: vs. Rice (Feb. 16, 2003) — A 2002 graduate of Lee-Scott Academy in First Loss: vs. SE Missouri (Feb. 23, 1003) Opelika, Ponder was a three-year starter for First Save: None coach Jay Harper — In his five-year career, Ponder compiled a .517 batting average and set the Lee-Scott Academy record with 49 home runs — On the mound, Ponder was 37-6 (.860) with a 1.16 ERA. He pitched 283 career innings and #44 Allen Ponder recorded 484 strikeouts Pitcher — Named 2002 Alabama’s “Mr. Baseball” by the 6-4 — 230 — JR — 1VL Alabama Sports Writers Association Lee-Scott Academy — Auburn, Alabama — Also named the 2002 AISA “Player of the Year” for BATS: Right THROWS: Right the second straight year COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies — Second-Team All-American selection by Baseball America (2002) For the first time since his rookie season, Allen — A three-time All-State selection by The Ponder is healthy and that could pay dividends Birmingham News for the Crimson Tide this season. Ponder spent — Also named to the 2002 Birmingham News Super his first three seasons at UA on the mound (he All-State team was redshirted for medical reasons last season) — 5-time all-area selection and now he will try in his hand in the outfield, — As a prep senior, Ponder posted a 12-0 record where he has a legitimate chance to see playing and 0.09 ERA, allowing only one earned run in time this season. 79.2 innings. He added 139 strikeouts and seven walks JUNIOR (2005): — Drafted in the 50th round of the 2002 First-Year — Medical Redshirt Player MLB Draft by the — Member of 2002 AISA State Championship team

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berth in the Georgia 5AAAA state playoffs. In the —The 2003 squad lost missed the American Legion quarterfinals, he tossed an 81-pitch, complete World Series by one game after losing in the title game to help Roswell advance to the semifinals game His American Legion coach was John — In 2003, Quigley was selected to the World Wood Rushing Bat Association (WWBA) Perfect Game Junior Championship All-Tournament team PERSONAL: — Full name is Ryan William Rhoden PERSONAL: — Parents are Greg and Lisa Rhoden — Full name is Miers Spencer Quigley — Has one sister, Elizabeth — Parents are Bob and Pattie Quigley — His father, Greg, was a member of the UA football — Has one brother, Cameron team under legendary coach Paul W. Bryant from — BORN: January 27, 1987 1979-82 — BORN: October 23, 1986

#7 Miers Quigley Pitcher 6-4 — 225 — FR — HS Roswell HS — Roswell, Georgia BATS: Left THROWS: Left COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Business

A higly-touted freshman, Miers Quigley should make an immediate impact in the Crimson Tide pitching rotation this season.

SUMMER (2005): — Played for the East Cobb Yankees for the fourth consecutive year under coach James Beavers #34 Ryan Rhoden #45 Bernard Robert — Led his team to the 2005 Connie Mack World Outfielder/Catcher Pitcher Series championship in Farmington, New Mexico 6-2 — 215— FR — HS 6-0 — 180 — JR — TR after claiming the Georgia state championship and Paul W. Bryant HS — Tuscaloosa, Alabama SE Louisiana — Denham Springs, Louisiana Southeast Regional championship BATS: Right THROWS: Right BATS: Right THROWS: Right — Named to the 2005 Connie Mack World Series All- COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Business COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies Tournament Team after making two starts for the Yankees Another talented freshman, Ryan Rhoden will 2006 Brooks Wallace Award Watch List — He threw a complete-game, shutout against the see action behind the plate and in the UA 2005 First-Team All-Southland Conference Farmington (NM) Rage in an 8-0 win in the tour- outfield this season. He will battle junior 2005 Southland Conference All-Tournament Team ney oepner for both teams Brandon Belcher for the starting job in left 2004 First-Team All-Southland Confernece — He added another victory over the Midland field and at the same time will likely be Kody Redskins from Cincinnati, Ohio as the Yankees Valverde’s back-up behind the plate. He is Alabama landed a quality weekend starter battled their way through the loser’s bracket after an excellent athlete and played at the same when Bernard Robert (row-bear) transferred a second-round loss high school as 2005 Freshman All-American to the Capstone this summer after spending — The Yankees then beat the Trombly Braves David Robertson. the last two seasons at SE Louisiana in (Orange County, Calif.), 7-4 and 7-6 for the Connie Hammond. A two-time All-Southland Mack World Series title PREP: Conference hurler, Robert will pitch either on — A 2005 graduate of Paul W. Braynt High School Saturday or Sunday for the Crimson Tide PREP: in Tuscaloosa this season. — A 2005 graduate of Roswell High School, where — A two-year starter in baseball for coach John he played for coach Mike Power Cameron SUMMER (2005): — He was drafted in the 19th round (550th pick) by — In his two years at Bryant HS, Rhoden batted — Pitched this summer for the Maryland Orioles the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2005 MLB Draft .434 with 11 home runs and 91 RBI in the Cal Ripken Summer Collegiate League — As a prep junior, Quigley was 12-2 (.917) on the — As a prep senior, Rhoden batted .421 with — The Orioles compiled a 24-16 (.600) and fin- mound with one save, a 1.38 ERA and 118 strike- seven home runs and 56 RBI ished one game behind the Bethesda Big Train outs — Led his team to a second straight area title and (25-15) for the league title — He was named the Atlanta Journal Constitution berth in Class 6A state playoffs — Robert appeared in seven games and made six Pitcher of the Year after his junior season — As a junior, he batted .448 with four home runs starts for the Orioles, with two complete — Named to the 2004 AFLAC All-American All-Star and 35 RBI games and one shutout Game in Aberdeen, Maryland — Led his team to the Class 5A state playoffs in — He posted a 6-0 record and 0.68 ERA and — One of three UA players to play in AFLAC All-Star their inaugural season, before losing in the added one save game, joining Cale Iorg (2003) and Kent Matthes state semis to eventual champion Charles — The right-hander worked 40 innings and (2004) Henderson HS of Troy allowed 20 hits, three runs and three earned — Quigley and Matthes were on the same East — He played his freshman and sophomore year at runs, with 15 walks and 29 strikeouts squad All-Star team in 2004 Central HS in Tuscaloosa — He led the league with the lowest opponents — Member of three straight American Legion state batting average (.152) and ranked second in — As a sophomore, Quigley was 11-1 (.917) with championship teams (2003-05) that advanced ERA and wins one save, a 1.06 ERA and 94 strikeouts to the Southeast Regionals. — Named to the Cal Ripken Collegiate League All- — He helped his team to a 21-5 overall record and Star team — Pitched in the championship game as the Maryland Orioles won the All-American

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Amateur Baseball Association championship on — Robertson appeared in 17 SEC games and com- Johnstown, Penn. piled a 4-3 record, with three saves, and a 3.28 — Twice named Cal Ripken Collegiate League ERA Pitcher of the Week — He was second in strikeouts (72), third in oppo- — He played on the same summer league team as nents batting average (.214) and appearances UA outfielder Andrew Rodgers (17) — Robertson earned his first collegiate victory and SE LOUISIANA (2004-05): struck out four batters in his UA debut at Hawai’i on — Robert pitched two seasons at Southeastern Feb 12 Louisiana in Hammond, La., for coach Dan — He was the first UA freshman to win his debut since Canaveri Allen Ponder beat No. 2 Rice at the Minute Maid Park — In his two seasons with the Lions, Robert Classic in 2003 appeared in 32 games and made 23 starts and — Picked up his second win of the season with four recorded nine complete games and one shutout scoreless innings and four strikeouts against UNC — He compiled an 11-6 (.647) record and 3.48 ERA Asheville (4 IP, 2 H, BB, 4 K) on Feb. 19 — Robert logged 165 2/3 innings and allowed 164 #19 David Robertson — Notched his first collegiate save with two score- hits, 76 runs and 64 earned runs, with 58 walks Pitcher and 141 strikeouts less and hitless innings against Duquesne (2 IP, 3 5-11 — 175 — SO — 1VL K) on Feb 26 — As a sophomore, he posted a 9-4 record and 2.43 Paul W. Bryant HS — Tuscaloosa, Alabama ERA in 17 games, including 12 starts — Added two-inning save with five strikeouts in win BATS: Right THROWS: Right over McNeese State (2 IP, 2 BB, 5 K) on March 5 — He worked 115 innings and allowed 100 hits, 38 COLLEGE MAJOR: General Studies runs and 31 earned runs, with 33 walks and 101 — Suffered first loss of his career against Miami (Ohio) strikeouts (1.2 IP, H, R, BB, K) on March 11 2006 Preseason First Team All-SEC — Earned first career start against Butler (2 IP, 5 K) — First-Team All-Southland Conference selection (SEBaseball.com) — He allowed one run and fanned nine in seven- on March 16 as he retired all six batters he faced 2005 Freshman All-American inning midweek start against LSU (7 IP, 4 H, ER, 0 — Notched his fourth win of the season and fanned (Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball) BB, 9 K) on March 23 seven batters in his SEC debut against Kentucky 2005 Freshman All-SEC — Recorded 29 strikeouts in back-to-back wins (2.2 IP, H, ER, 7 K) on March 19 over McNeese State (April 1) and Sam Houston — Suffered first SEC loss with his longest relief outing of State (April 8) David Robertson turned in one of the most domi the season in a 4-3, 13-inning loss at Vanderbilt (6.1 — The 15 strikeouts against Sam Houston State are nating seasons by Crimson Tide relief pitcher in IP, 4 H, ER, BB, 7 K) on March 26 the most in his career school history en route to claiming Freshman All- — First career SEC start came against No. 4 LSU (6.1 IP, — He closed out the 2005 season by throwing nine SEC and Freshman All-American honors. He com 5 H, 4 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 7 K) on April 3 in Tuscaloosa or more innings in eight straight games, including bined with Jordan Davis to give Alabama a solid — Notched fifth win of the season with two score- six complete games “one-two” punch out of the bullpen. A preseason less innings at Ole Miss (2 IP, 3 K) on April 8 — In his final game for the Lions, Robert threw a 10- All-America and All-SEC candidate, Robertson is — Picked up sixth win of the year with six innings at inning, complete-game shutout against on the watch list of the NCBWA “Stopper of the No. 10 Florida (6 IP, 3 H, ER, BB, 7 K) Northwestern State (10 IP, 6 H, 4 BB, 6 K) in the Year” award. Last year as a rookie, he led the SLC Tournament on May 25 team in wins, ERA and saves and the set — Named to the SLC All-Tournament team for his the single-season record for highest average of performance against the Demons strikeouts per nine innings pitched. — As a freshman, he went 2-2 with 5.86 ERA in 15 games, including 11 starts FRESHMAN (2005): — He logged 50 2/3 innings and allowed 64 hits, 38 — For the second consecutive year, Alabama had a runs and 33 earned runs, with 25 walks and 40 dominating freshman on the mound as Robertson strikeouts anchored the Crimson Tide’s bullpen — He made his collegiate debut at Alabama (2 IP, H, — Named 2005 Freshman All-America by Baseball BB, K) on Feb 27 at Sewell-Thomas Stadium America and Collegiate Baseball newspaper — Robert earned his first collegiate win with four- — He was named to the 2005 Freshman All-SEC inning stint against Southern (4 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 4 team BB, 2 K) March 9 — Robertson appeared in a team-high 32 games, — Tossed a season-high eight innings and added including 29 games out of the bullpen. He did make nine strikeouts in win over McNeese State (8 IP, three starts along the way 10 H, 4 ER, BB, 9 K) on April 17 — He compiled a 7-5 record with eight saves and a 2.92 ERA PREP: — The right-hander worked 74 innings and allowed — Lettered four years at Central Private School in 48 hits, 28 runs and 24 earned runs, with 36 Baker, La. walks and 105 strikeouts — Played for coach Kyle Achord — He set the UA rookie record with 105 strikeouts, — Played shortstop, third base and pitched for the eclipsing the mark set by Wade LeBlanc (98) in 2004 Rebels — Robertson was eighth in the SEC with 105 strike- — First-team all-district in 2002 and 2003 outs — Led team to 2002 district championship — He averaged an Alabama record 12.8 strikeouts per — Named to the South All-Star team in the nine innings pitched, breaking the previous record of Mississippi Private School Association all-star 12.6 strikeouts per nine innings held by Alan Dunn game as senior (44 IP, 62 K in 1981 — David led the SEC in lowest opponents batting PERSONAL: average (.183) and fewest hits allowed (48) — Full name is Bernard Francis Robert III — He was fourth in games finished (23) and saves — Parents are Bernard, Jr., and Kimberlyn Robert (8), fifth in appearances (32), sixth in relief — Has two younger sisters, Brandi and BreeAnn, and appearances (29) and 10th in ERA (2.92) younger brother, Brandon — BORN: February 17, 1985

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— Recorded three saves in four-game stretch against South Carolina, South Alabama and Georgia (April 22- 29) — Struck out a season-high nine batters in final start of season against Georgia (7 IP, 8 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 9 K) on May 1 — Notched his sixth save at Miss. State (1 IP, 1 H, 3 K) on May 7 — Notched seventh save of the year in his SEC Tournament debut against Arkansas (0.2 IP, H, K) on May 26 — Picked up eighth and final save of the season with two scoreless innings against UL Lafayette (2 IP, 1 H, 1 K) in NCAA Tournament debut on June 3

PREP: #20 Andrew Rodgers #2 Emeel Salem — A 2004 graduate of Paul W. Bryant High School, Outfielder Outfielder where he played baseball for coach John 6-4 — 220 — SO — TR 6-0 — 180 — JR — 2VL Cameron Navarro JC — Grapevine, Texas Mountain Brook HS — Mountain Brook, Alabama — Led the Stampede to the Class 6A state playoffs in BATS: Right THROWS: Right BATS: Left THROWS: Left the school’s first year of existence, losing in the semi- COLLEGE MAJOR: Pre-Business COLLEGE MAJOR: Management and Spanish finals to eventual state champion Charles Henderson of Troy One of two transfers from Navarro College, 2005 SEC Academic Honor Roll — Robertson is the first student-athlete from Bryant Andrew Rodgers signed with Alabama in 2004 SEC Academic Honor Roll High to sign a Division I baseball scholarship August and made an immediate impact this fall — Played one season at Bryant High with current UA in the outfield and at the plate. He is sched- Emeel Salem returns for his third season with the outfielder Ryan Rhoden uled to be the Crimson Tide’s everyday right Crimson Tide and his second as the Tide's every- — Prior to his days at Bryant High, Robertson fielder and hit in the middle of the lineup. day centerfielder. He is UA's leading returning attended Tuscaloosa Central High School, where hitter and penciled at the top of the Crimson Tide he was a two-year starter SUMMER (2005): batting order for the second straight year. He has — He helped the Falcons to back-to-back Class 6A — Played for the Maryland Orioles in the Cal Ripken excellent speed and can run the bases. With his state playoff berths as a sophomore and junior Summer Collegiate League speed,he is an excellent defensive outfielder. — The Orioles compiled a 24-16 (.600) record and PERSONAL: finished one game behind the Bethesda Big Train SUMMER (2005): — Full name is David Alan Robertson (25-15) for the league title — Played for the Cotuit Kettlers in the Cape Cod — Parents are James and Brenda Robertson — Rodgers played and started 36 games and batted League — He has two brothers, Connor and Wesley .289 (35-for-121) with one home run and 26 RBI — The Kettlers finished second in the Western — His older brother, Connor was an All-American — He was selected to play in the Cal Ripken Division with a 22-19-3 overall record baseball player at Birmingham Southern (2001- Summer Collegiate League All-Star game — Cotuit lost in the first round of the CCBL Playoffs 04) and was a member of the Panther’s NAIA — Rodgers led the Orioles and ranked second in the to Western Division champion Bourne National Championship team in 2001. The older league with two triples — Salem played in 44 games and batted .229 (38- Robertson was the MVP of the NAIA National — He also led the Orioles and ranked fifth in the for-166) with six extra base hits and 13 RBI Tournament league with eight doubles — Played on same team as current UA pitcher Jake — BORN: April 9, 1985 — Andrew played on the same summer league team McCarter as UA pitcher Bernard Robert ROBERTSON CAREER HIGHS SOPHOMORE (2005): — Appeared in 59 games, including 48 starts for the Innings: 7 vs. Georgia (5-1-05) (Starter) NAVARRO COLLEGE (2005): Crimson Tide 6.1 at Vanderbilt (3-26-05) (Relief) — Played one season at Navarro College in — Salem batted .277 (56-for-202) on the season Runs: 5 vs. Georgia (5-1-05) Corsicana, Texas for coach Skip Johnson with seven extra base hits and 14 RBI Hits: 8 vs. Georgia (5-1-05) — In his lone season at Navarro, Rodgers batted — He was second on the team with 13 stolen bases Strikeouts: 9 vs. Georgia (5-1-05) .410 with five home runs and 44 RBI (20 attempts) Walks: 4 (2x) Last vs. Arkansas (5-13-05) — He also led the team with 21 doubles — A second-team All-Texas Eastern Athletic — Salem posted 16 multi-hit games ROBERTSON CAREER FIRSTS Conference pick — Led UA with three outfield assists First Game: at Hawai’i (2-12-05) — Played at same junior college with Alabama pitch- — He posted 10 multi-hit game in SEC action First Start: vs. Butler (3-16-05) er Jake McCarter — Collected two hits and one in season First Win: at Hawai’i (2-12-05) opener at Hawai'i (2-for-4, R) on Feb 10 First Loss: vs. Miami (Ohio) (3-11-05) PREP: — Picked up three hits and scored three runs in sec- First Save: vs. Duquesne (2-26-05) — A 2004 graduate of Grapevine High School, where ond game of double header against UNC Asheville he played both football and baseball (3-for-4, 3 R, RBI) on Feb. 19 — A three-year baseball letterman for coach Tim — Added three more hits and scored three runs in McCune second game of double header against Duquesne (3-for-5, 3 R, RBI) on Feb. 26 PERSONAL: — Tallied three hits in career-high seven at-bats in — Full name is Andrew Thomas Rodgers UA's 5-4,13-inning win over No. 4 LSU (3-for-7, R) — Parents are Mark and Stacey Rodgers on April 3 — Has two brothers, Adam and Alex — Recorded two hits and two RBI, including game- — His brother Adam played collegiately at Rice and winning RBI in ninth inning, as UA beat No. 9 Ole is now in the St. Louis Cardinals minor league Miss (2-for-5, 2B, 2 RBI) on April 8 system — BORN: January 14, 1986

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— Collected career-high four hits and drove in win- PREP: — As a sophomore, Salem was named honorable ning run with ninth inning bunt single at No. 10 — A three-year starter at Mountain Brook High mention to The Birmingham News All-Metro team Florida (4-for-5, RBI) as UA scored six runs in the School for coach Lee Gann final inning for a 9-6 win — As a senior, he led Mountain Brook HS to a 27-9 PERSONAL: — Posted season-high seven-game hitting streak overall record and finished the season ranked — Full name is Emeel Badie Salem, Jr. (May 7-21), where he batted .333 (9-for-27) and fifth in the final Class 6A poll by the Alabama — Parents are Emeel and Jenny Salem scored three runs Sports Writers Association — His father, Emeel, Sr., was drafted in the 10th — Hit safely in all four games at NCAA New Orleans — Three-time All-State selection by The Birmingham round by the Chicago Cubs out of high school, Regional (4-for-14, .286) from June 3-6 News (2001-03) but opted to sign with South Alabama and played — Three-time All-Metro selection by The Birmingham for legendary coach Eddie Stanky FRESHMAN (2004): News (2001-03) — He is related to the long-line of football playing — Appeared in 41 games and made 17 starts as a — A two-time honorable mention All-State selection Salem's at the University of Alabama, including rookie by the Alabama Sports Writers Association (2002- Ed (HB, 1947-50), George, Sr. (HB, 1956), — He batted .304 (21-for-69) with one home run and 03) George, Jr. (OL,1986) and Jimbo (LB, 1988) 11 RBI — Also named to The Birmingham News Academic — Off the field, Salem is one of the top student-ath- — Salem had seven multi-hit games All-State team (2002) letes in the athletic department with a 3.9 grade — He made his Alabama debut against New Orleans — Participated in the 2002 Alabama Baseball point average in management and Spanish on Feb 13 Coaches Association Showcase at Birmingham — He has been on the President's List and Dean's — Earned first career start and collected first colle- Southern (June, 2002) List throughout his UA career for his academic giate hit against Cincinnati (2-for-4, R) on Feb. 22 — As a junior (2002), Salem set the single-season- accomplishments — Tied Alabama record with two hits in the seventh school record with a .521 batting average at — Born: Feb. 11, 1985 inning against SE Missouri State (2-for-4, 2 R, Mountain Brook HS with one home run and 28 2 RBI) as UA posted a 20-0 win on March 14 RBI SALEM CAREER HIGHS — Recorded three hits in a loss at Birmingham — Also set MBHS record with 28 stolen bases At-Bats: 7 vs. LSU (4-3-05) Southern (3-for-4) on March 17 (28 attempts) as a junior Runs: 3 (2x) Last vs. Duquesne (2-26-05) — Posted back-to-back two-hit games at Georgia — Named Most Valuable Player of the 2002 MBHS Hits: 4 at Florida (4-17-05) (March 20-21) in his first career SEC series baseball team RBI: 3 vs. Samford (4-21-04) — Slugged first collegiate home run and knocked in — Participated in the 2002 East Coast Professional Doubles: 1 (6x) Last vs. Auburn (5-21-05) three runs in a loss to Samford (1-for-5, HR, Showcase at Brooks Field in Wilmington, NC Triples: 1 (3x) Last vs. Georgia (4-30-05) 3 RBI) on April 21 (July, 2002) HR: 1 vs. Samford (4-21-04) — Closed out the season with a three-game hitting — Participated in the 2002 Alabama High School streak, including back-to-back, two-hit games Athletic Association North-South All-Star Game at SALEM CAREER FIRSTS First Game: vs. New Orleans (2-13-04) against Miss. State (May 21-23) Montgomery's Paterson Field First Start: vs. Cincinnati (2-22-04) First Hit: vs. Cincinnati (2-22-04) First HR: vs. Samford (4-21-04) First RBI: vs. SE Missouri (3-14-04) HIT Strk: 7 (May 7-21, 2005) RBI Strk: 3 (April 18-28, 2005)

49 The 2006 Crimson Tide (continued)

SUMMER (2005): — Valverde spent the summer in the “Great White North” as he played for the Alaska Goldpanners in Fairbanks in the Alaskan Summer League — The Goldpanners completed the summer with a 39-12 overall record, which included a trip to the NBC World Series at Dumont Stadium in Wichita, Kansas — The Goldpanners cruised to the Alaskan summer league title with a gaudy 28-6 overall record, to finish six and one-half games ahead of second place Mat-Su Miners — The Goldpanners finished with the best record in Alaskan Summer League history #10 Jeff Texada — Valverde played in 31 games and batted .250 Infielder #9 Kody Valverde (20-for-80) with one home run and 15 RBI Catcher — Kody was summer league teammate of Texas 6-0 — 180 — FR — HS 6-0 — 210 — SR — 1VL Catholic HS — New Iberia, Louisiana infielder Thomas Incaviglia and LSU outfielder UNO — Baton Rouge, Louisiana Quinn Stewart BATS: Right THROWS: Right BATS: Right THROWS: Right COLLEGE MAJOR: Human Environmental Sciences COLLEGE MAJOR: Human Environmental Sciences JUNIOR (2005): — Valverde played in 51 games and made 49 Jeff Tejada is one of six newcomers in the UA 2004 First Team All- starts in his first season at Alabama infield this season. He can play second base 2004 ABCA All-South Region Selection — He batted .240 (41-for-171) with seven home and shortstop and it appears he will open the runs and 23 RBI season as the backup to both positions. Kody Valverde will be the Crimson Tide’s starting — Valverde was third on the UA with seven home catcher for the second consecutive year. He runs SUMMER (2005): played the first two years of his career at New — Alabama was 6-1 when he hit a home run — Played for the Louisiana Legends and coach Brad Orleans before transferring to the Capstone for — In addition, Valverde hit six of his seven home Judice the 2005 season. The veteran player showed runs in SEC play and he homered against six of — Tejada batted .400 for the summer and hit two improvement on offense this fall as he looks to hit the 10 league foes he faced home runs with a higher average and with more power his — He collected three hits in Alabama debut at senior season. Hawai’i (3-for-4) on Feb. 10 PREP: — Slugged his first home run for the Crimson Tide — A 2005 graduate of Catholic High School, where against Samford (2-for-4, 2 R, HR, 2 RBI) on he was a four-year baseball letterman for coach March 1 David Jordan — As a prep senior, Jeff batted .352 with five home runs and 32 RBI — First-Team Louisiana Sports Writers Association Class 3A All-State selection

PERSONAL: — Full name is Jeffrey Tejada — Parents are Buddy and Joy Tejada — Has three brothers, Dan, John and Scott — BORN: February 17, 1987

50 The 2006 Crimson Tide (continued)

— Tied Alabama single-game record with 17 putouts — Louisiana Sports Writer’s All-State honorable against McNeese State (March 4) mention as junior and senior — Tallied three hits in UA’s 8-7 comeback win over — Academic All-State honorable mention following Miami (Ohio) (3-for-5, R, RBI) on March 12 junior and senior year — Slugged first career SEC home run against LSU — Named all-district as sophomore, junior and (1-for-3, HR, RBI) on April 1 as UA posted a 4-0 senior win in series opener — Posted season-high five-game hitting streak (April PERSONAL: 3-15), where he batted .350 (7-for-20) with one — Full name is Kody Lane Valverde home run and five RBI — Parents are Ken and Sharon Valverde — Hit three-run home run at No. 9 Ole Miss (2-for-5, — Has one brother, Wesley 2 R, HR, 3 RBI) as UA clinched series with a 12-6 — Attended Alabama baseball camps with his junior win on April 10 high and high school teams and became a fan of — Added solo home run at No. 5 Florida (2-for-3, 2 former UA catcher Dax Norris (1995-96), whom R, HR, RBI) on April 17 he is compared to by Coach Wells — Tallied three hits and scored two runs in regular- — BORN: March 14, 1983 season finale at Auburn (3-for-4, 2 R, RBI) on May 22 VALVERDE CAREER HIGHS At-Bats: 6 at W. Kentucky (5-23-04) NEW ORLEANS (2001-03): Runs: 3 (2x) Last at NM State (4-16-04) — Played in 85 games and made 68 starts in his Hits: 4 (2x) at W. Kentucky (5-23-04) two-year career at UNO under head coach Randy RBI: 4 at Arkansas State (3-27-04) Bush Doubles: 1 (23x) Last vs. Miss. State (5-8-05) — Valverde batted .296 (74-for-250) with seven Triples: 1 vs. Arkansas State (3-27-04) home runs and 45 RBI for the Privateers HR: 2 vs. Arkansas State (3-27-04) — Behind the plate, Valverde posted a .992 fielding clip and made just five errors in 602 career VALVERDE FIELDING HIGHS chances Putouts: 17 vs. McNeese State (3-4-05) — As a junior, Valverde missed some time early in 15 at New Mexico State (4-16-04) the season with a knee ailment but was the Assists: 6 at Florida (4-15-05) Privateers catcher in 44 games, including 43 Errors: 1 (9x) Last vs. S Carolina (4-22-05) starts — For the season, he batted .327 (55-for-168) with VALVERDE CAREER FIRSTS seven home runs and 36 RBI 1st Game: vs. Lamar (Feb. 16, 2002) (Game 1) — Threw out 18 of 51 potential base stealers First Start: vs. Lamar (Feb. 16, 2002) (Game 2) (35.3%), while allowing only four passed balls First Hit: vs. Lamar (Feb. 16, 2002) (Single) — Fielded at a .986 clip and did not commit an error First HR: vs. Pittsburgh (Feb. 22, 2004) in his first 19 games First RBI: vs. E. Illinois (Mar. 12, 2002) — He earned First-Team All-Sun Belt Conference HTSK: 10 (May 9, 2004-Feb. 10, 2005) honors RBI Strk: 5 (April 23-May 2, 2004) — Named First-Team ABCA All-South Region selec- tion — Named to Louisiana Sports Writer’s Association All-Louisiana Team — He led the team with 17 mutli-hit games and posted seven multi-RBI games — Slugged two home runs in win over Arkansas State (March 27) — Collected a double and home run in series-open- ing win over New Mexico State (April 16) — Posted two hits and three RBI in win over UALR (April 23) and drove in winning run with sacrifice fly in bottom of the ninth inning the next day (April 24) — Added season-best four hits against Florida International (May 16) and Western Kentucky (May 23) — Valverde was redshirted in 2003 — As a true freshman in 2002, Valverde batted .232 (19-for-82) with nine RBI in 41 games, including 25 starts behind the plate

PREP: — A 2001 graduate of Parkview Baptist High School in Baton Rouge — A three-year starter for coach M.L. Woodruff — Helped Parkview to a pair of district champi- onships

51 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama Career Statistics (All Games) Statistics are for players with more than one season at Alabama. For full 2005 stats, please see page 74.

BRANDON BELCHER, LHP/OF 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% 2004 .271 41-15 70 14 19 4 2 2 8 33 .471 9 1 4 0 .363 9 1 4-5 28 9 2 .949 2005 .219 27-18 32 5 7 1 0 0 3 8 .250 5 2 3 0 .359 0 0 1-2 22 16 2 .950 TOTAL .255 68-43 102 19 26 5 2 2 11 41 .402 14 3 7 0 .361 0 1 5-7 50 25 4 .949

Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 4.50 3-5 11 8 0 0/1 0 50.0 51 30 25 19 43 7 1 4 221 .260 2 2 1 3 2005 4.37 5-0 14 9 1 0/0 0 59.2 60 38 29 25 44 10 1 4 274 .263 10 8 6 7 TOTAL 4.43 8-5 25 17 1 0/1 0 109.2 111 68 54 44 87 17 2 8 495 .262 12 10 7 10

EVAN BUSH, INF/OF 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% 2003 .152 44-28 125 24 19 4 0 0 13 23 .184 17 3 28 3 .264 3 4 2-3 18 53 13 .845 2004 .324 52-50 176 35 57 12 0 8 21 93 .528 21 5 46 2 .395 8 1 1-2 72 43 11 .913 2005 .251 62-62 215 46 54 9 1 17 55 116 .540 51 4 61 2 .396 5 0 1-3 173 85 12 .956 TOTAL .252 158-150 516 105 130 25 1 24 99 232 .450 89 12 135 7 .365 16 5 4-8 263 181 63 .925

MATT DOWNS, INF/RHP 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% 2004 .222 31-4 27 4 6 2 0 0 5 8 .296 2 0 2 1 .276 0 0 0-0 2 14 3 .842 2005 .000 16-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 8 0 1.000 TOTAL .222 47-5 27 4 6 2 0 0 5 8 .296 2 0 2 1 .276 0 0 0-0 4 22 3 .897

Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 4.03 0-1 16 0 0 0/1 0 29.0 33 14 13 15 23 7 1 1 133 .289 2 3 1 0 2005 5.76 2-0 16 1 0 0/2 0 29.2 37 22 19 13 33 3 1 6 135 .314 2 1 0 3 TOTAL 4.91 2-1 32 1 0 0/3 0 58.2 70 36 32 28 56 10 2 7 268 .302 4 4 1 3

DAVID FERAZZA, C 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% 2004 .333 23-8 39 6 13 2 0 1 9 18 .462 1 1 10 1 .366 0 0 0-0 111 7 1 .992 2005 .333 9-0 6 3 2 0 0 1 2 5 .833 0 1 1 0 .375 1 0 1-1 16 2 0 1.000 TOTAL .333 32-8 45 9 15 2 0 2 11 23 .511 1 2 11 1 .511 1 0 1-1 127 9 1 .983

WADE LEBLANC, LHP Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 2.08 8-4 16 15 8 3/1 0 112.2 87 37 26 26 98 6 2 8 453 .212 2 5 4 7 2005 4.09 5-5 14 13 2 0/1 0 88.0 77 44 40 28 108 21 4 8 372 .231 7 4 3 3 TOTAL 2.96 13-7 30 28 10 3/2 0 200.2 164 81 66 54 206 37 6 16 825 .220 9 9 7 10

GREG PAIML, INF 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% 2004 .205 42-31 117 20 24 5 1 2 15 37 .316 6 1 39 1 .248 1 4 2-2 56 85 7 .953 2005 .210 50-35 105 14 22 6 1 1 17 33 .314 13 1 33 1 .303 0 7 3-4 54 92 10 .936 TOTAL .207 92-66 222 34 46 11 2 3 32 70 .315 19 2 72 2 .275 1 11 5-6 110 177 17 .944

SPENCER PENNINGTON, OF 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% 2002 .180 25-13 50 4 9 0 0 1 4 12 .240 2 1 19 3 .222 1 1 0-0 130 6 2 .986 2003 .200 13-1 15 5 3 1 0 0 2 4 .267 4 0 5 1 .368 0 0 0-0 19 1 3 .870 2005 .250 22-8 36 3 9 2 0 0 8 11 .306 7 1 11 1 .386 0 0 0-1 2 0 0 1.000 TOTAL .208 60-22 101 12 21 3 0 1 14 27 .267 13 2 35 5 .308 1 1 0-1 151 7 5 .969

ALLEN PONDER, RHP Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2003 5.74 2-3 13 2 0 0/0 0 26.2 32 23 17 11 24 6 1 5 128 .291 7 4 0 3 2004 3.60 2-1 6 2 0 0.0 0 15.0 14 7 6 6 20 2 2 1 64 .241 2 0 0 3 TOTAL 4.97 4-4 19 4 0 0/0 0 41.2 46 30 23 17 44 8 3 6 192 .274 9 4 0 3

EMEEL SALEM, OF 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% 2004 .304 41-17 69 16 21 2 0 1 11 26 .377 9 0 14 1 .380 1 3 5-6 41 0 0 1.000 2005 .277 59-48 202 31 56 4 3 0 14 66 .327 16 2 31 4 .332 3 4 13-20 102 3 2 .981 TOTAL .284 100-65 271 47 77 6 3 1 25 92 .339 25 2 45 5 .344 4 7 18-26 143 3 2 .986

52 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama Career Statistics (SEC Games) Statistics are for players with more than one season at Alabama. For full 2005 SEC stats, please see page 76.

BRANDON BELCHER, LHP/OF 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% 2004 .278 21-14 36 6 10 4 0 0 1 14 .389 5 1 2 0 .381 0 0 1-2 10 6 1 .941 2005 .000 13- 7 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 9 10 1 .950 TOTAL .227 34-21 44 6 10 4 0 0 1 14 .318 6 1 3 0 .333 0 0 1-2 19 16 2 .946

Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 5.91 1-4 6 6 0 0/0 0 32.0 37 26 21 13 26 5 1 3 148 .282 1 0 1 3 2005 5.22 3-0 8 5 1 0/0 0 39.2 43 25 23 18 25 5 0 4 184 .281 4 6 6 1 TOTAL 5.53 4-4 14 11 1 0/0 0 71.2 80 51 44 31 51 10 1 7 332 .282 5 6 7 4

EVAN BUSH, INF/OF 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% 2003 .098 15-12 41 7 4 1 0 0 3 5 .122 4 0 9 2 .174 1 1 0-0 6 11 5 .773 2004 .313 28-27 99 13 31 5 0 4 15 48 .485 13 2 24 1 .397 2 1 0-0 45 35 8 .909 2005 .231 30-30 104 22 24 5 0 7 22 50 .481 29 2 29 1 .401 2 0 0-0 101 39 4 .972 TOTAL .242 73-69 244 42 59 11 0 11 40 103 .422 46 4 62 4 .365 5 2 0-0 152 85 17 .933

MATT DOWNS, INF/RHP 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% 2004 .059 15-3 17 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 .118 1 0 2 1 .111 0 0 0-0 2 9 2 .846 2005 .000 2-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 TOTAL .059 17-4 17 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 .118 1 0 2 1 .111 0 0 0-0 2 9 2 .846

Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 3.29 0-1 6 0 0 0/0 0 13.2 15 6 5 7 8 3 1 1 63 .283 1 2 1 0 2005 9.82 0-0 2 1 0 0/0 0 3.2 5 5 4 3 4 0 1 1 16 .385 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 4.67 0-1 8 1 0 0/0 0 17.1 20 11 9 10 12 3 2 2 79 .303 1 2 1 0

DAVID FERAZZA, C 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% 2004 .455 14-5 22 2 10 1 0 1 6 14 .636 0 0 3 1 .455 0 0 0-0 61 5 1 .985 2005 .000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 TOTAL .455 14-5 22 2 10 1 0 1 6 14 .636 0 0 3 1 .455 0 0 0-0 61 5 1 .985

WADE LEBLANC, LHP Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 2.70 4-3 10 10 6 1/0 0 73.1 66 33 22 19 63 12 2 7 305 .242 0 3 4 6 2005 4.60 2-3 6 6 1 0/0 0 43.0 45 23 22 10 38 11 3 4 185 .268 3 3 2 2 TOTAL 3.40 6-6 16 16 7 1/0 0 116.1 111 56 44 29 101 23 5 11 490 .252 3 6 6 8

GREG PAIML, INF 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% 2004 .203 23-18 64 5 13 1 0 1 5 17 .266 1 0 20 1 .215 0 2 1-1 38 50 2 .978 2005 .186 25-22 59 6 11 2 0 1 8 16 .271 9 0 19 9 .294 0 6 2-2 31 57 5 .946 TOTAL .195 48-40 123 11 24 3 0 2 13 33 .268 10 0 39 1 .256 0 8 3-3 69 107 7 .962

SPENCER PENNINGTON, OF 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% 2002 .250 10-6 20 2 5 0 0 1 2 8 .400 0 1 8 2 .286 0 1 0-0 56 1 0 1.000 2003 .000 3-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 1 .667 2005 .143 4-1 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 .286 0 1 2 1 .250 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 TOTAL .200 17-7 30 2 6 1 0 1 4 10 .333 0 2 12 3 .250 0 1 0-0 57 1 1 .983

ALLEN PONDER, RHP Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2003 9.69 1-2 6 2 0 0/0 0 13.0 21 16 14 6 8 4 0 4 67 .362 2 2 0 1 2004 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 0.2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 4 .000 1 0 0 0 TOTAL 9.22 1-2 7 2 0 0/0 0 13.2 21 16 14 8 9 4 0 4 71 .350 3 2 0 1

EMEEL SALEM, OF 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% 2004 .282 18-10 39 5 11 2 0 0 3 13 .333 4 0 8 1 .349 0 2 1-2 23 0 0 1.000 2005 .283 28-25 106 14 30 4 2 0 8 38 .358 10 2 15 1 .350 2 3 5-10 62 2 1 .985 TOTAL .283 46-35 145 19 41 6 2 0 11 51 .352 14 2 23 2 .350 2 5 6-12 85 2 1 .989

53 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2006 Opponents

Winthrop Samford Kent State Eagles Bulldogs Flashes

2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE Winthrop at ALABAMA Samford at ALABAMA Kent State at ALABAMA Friday, Feb. 10 (6:30 PM) Tuesday, Feb. 14 (6:30 PM) Friday, Feb. 17 (6:30 PM) Saturday, Feb. 11 (4 PM) Saturday, Feb. 18 (5 PM) Sunday, Feb. 12 (2 PM) GENERAL INFORMATION Sunday, Feb. 19 (1 PM) Location: Birmingham, Alabama GENERAL INFORMATION President: Dr. Thomas E. Corts GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Rock Hill, South Carolina Athletic Director: Bob Roller Location: Kent, Ohio President: Dr. Anthony J. DiGiorgio Conference: Ohio Valley (OVC) President: Dr. Carol A. Cartwright Athletic Director: Thomas N. Hickman Nickname: Bulldogs Athletic Director: Laing Kennedy Conference: Big South School Colors: Red and Blue Conference: Mid Amercian (MAC) Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Flashes School Colors: Garnet and Gold BASEBALL INFORMATION School Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Head Coach: Casey Dunn BASEBALL INFORMATION Overall Record: 20-36 (.357) (1 year) BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Joe Hudak Record at SU: 20-36 (.357) (1 year) Head Coach: Scott Strcklin Overall Record: 698-470-5 (.597) (22 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Tony David Overall Record: 33-17 (.660) (1 year) Record at WU: 495-333-5 (.597) (14 yrs) Mark Fieldbinder Record at KSU: 33-17 (.660) (1 year) Asst. Coaches: Mike McGuire Shayne Kelley Asst. Coaches: Mike Birkbeck Kyle DiEduardo 2005 Record: 20-36 Scott Dailey Stas Swerdzewski 2005 OVC: 13-14 (7th) Pat O’Brien 2005 Record: 44-22 Post-Season: None 2005 Record: 33-17 2005 Big South: 19-5 (2nd) Stadium: Joe Lee Griffin Field 2005 MAC Record: 9-7 Post-Season: NCAA Knoxville Regional Capacity: 1,000 Post-Season: None Stadium: The Winthrop Ballpark Stadium: Schoonover Stadium Capacity: 1,989 TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Capacity: 1,148 Stephen Artz (Sr., RHP, 5-7, 5.98 ERA) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Parker Gargis (Jr., P/INF, 3-6, 5.07 ERA) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Chris Carrara (2B, .327, 4 HR, 34 RBI) Trey Moody (Sr., 2B, .264, 11 RBI) Andrew Davis (Jr., INF, .313, 6 HR, 42 RBI) Jacob Dempsey (OF, .362, 11 HR, 57 RBI) Garrett Rice (Jr., 1B, .277, 7 HR, 42 RBI) Drew Saylor (Sr., INF, .351, 7 HR, 39 RBI) Heath Rollins (P/1B, 11-6, 3.33 ERA/.341, 29 RBI) Joe Tucker (Sr., OF, .349, HR, 33 RBI) TOP NEWCOMERS Chad Wagler (Sr., RHP, 6-4, 2.68 ERA, 4 Sv) TOP NEWCOMERS Bear Burnett (Fr., OF, Birmingham, Alabama) Alex Wilson (Fr., RHP, Lexington, SC) Kyle Krebs (So., OF, University of Tampa) TOP NEWCOMERS Josh McDonald (Soph., RHP, South Carolina) Bill Whitehead (Fr., INF, Birmingham, Alabama) Ryan Mitchell (Fr. INF, Batavia, Ohio) Ryan Schwartz (Soph., RHP,Young Harris College) Jason Patton (Fr., 1B/OF, Massillion, Ohio) SERIES INFORMATION Dominque Rodgers (So. RHP, Copley, Ohio) SERIES INFORMATION Series Record: UA leads, 82-9 Series Record: Alabama leads, 5-2 Last Meeting: UA 8, Samford 4 (2005) SERIES INFORMATION Last Meeting: Alabama won 2 of 3 (2001) Wells vs. SU: 14-2 (.875) Series Record: First Meeting Wells vs. WU: 5-2 (.714) Dunn vs. UA: 0-1 (.000) Wells vs. KSU: First Meeting Hudak vs. UA: 2-5 (.286) Stricklin vs. UA: First Meeting MEDIA INFORMATION MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Joey Mullins MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Lauren Biggers E-Mail: [email protected] Baseball SID: Aaron Chimenti E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.samfordsports.com E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.winthropeagles.com AD Phone: (205) 726-2966 Website: www.kentsports.com AD Phone: (803) 323-2129 SID Office: (205) 726-2799 SID Office: (330) 672-2110 SID Office: (803) 323-2129 (ext 6067) SID FAX: (205) 726-2545 SID FAX: (330) 672-2112 SID FAX: (803) 323-2433 Press Box: (205) 726-4167 Press Box: (330) 672-2036 Press Box: (803) 323-2155, 2154

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Memphis FIU Bham Southern Tigers Golden Panthers Panthers

2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE Memphis at ALABAMA Florida International at ALABAMA Birmingham Southern at ALABAMA Tuesday, Feb. 21 (6:30 PM) Friday, Feb. 24 (6:30 PM) Tuesday, February 28 (6:30 PM) Saturday, Feb. 25 (4 PM) GENERAL INFORMATION Sunday, Feb. 26 (2 PM) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Memphis, Tennessee Location: Birmingham, Alabama President: Dr. Shirley Raines GENERAL INFORMATION President: Dr. G. David Pollick Athletic Director: R.C. Johnson Location: Miami, Florida Athletic Director: Joe Dean, Jr. Conference: Conference USA President: Dr. Modesto A. Madique Conference: Big South Nickname: Tigers Athletic Director: Rick Mello Nickname: Panthers School Colors: Blue and Gray Conference: Sun Belt School Colors: Black, Gold and White Nickname: Golden Panthers BASEBALL INFORMATION School Colors: Blue and Gold BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Daron Schoenrock Head Coach: Brian Shoop Overall Record: 38-94 (.288) (3 yrs) BASEBALL INFORMATION Overall Record: 659-284-1 (.698) (16 yrs) Record at UM: 13-42 (.236) (1 yr) Head Coach: Danny Price Record at BSC: 659-284-1 (.698) (16 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Mike Federico Overall Record: 1,028-534 (.658) (26 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Perry Roth Jerry Zulli Record at WU: 1,028-534 (.658) (26 yrs) Doug Kovash Corey Kines Asst. Coaches: Tony Casas Jared Walker 2005 Record: 13-42 Chris Holick 2005 Record: 36-21 2005 CUSA: 5-25 (12th) Lou Sanchez 2005 Big South: 20-7 (3rd) Post-Season: None 2005 Record: 38-21 Post-Season: None Stadium: Nat Buring Stadium 2005 Sun Belt: 14-10 (3rd) Stadium: Scrushy-Striplin Field Capacity: 2,000 Post-Season: None Capacity: 1,000 Stadium: University Park TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Capacity: 2,000 TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Adam Amar (Sr., 1B, .301, 7 HR, 53 RBI) Scott Billak (Sr., OF, .291, 3 HR, 42 RBI) K.K. Chalmers (So., CF, .269, 2 HR, 21 RBI) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS David Horne (Sr., RHP, 8-4, 4.44 ERA, 55 K) Drew Jaudon (Sr., RHP, 3-3, 3.27 ERA) Nick Cadena (Sr., INF, .329, 8 HR, 43 RBI) Brandon Hynick (Jr., OF, .296, 9 HR, 38 RBI) Frank Gonzalez (Sr., RHP, 8-1, 2.70 ERA, 3 SV) TOP NEWCOMERS Cory Lozano (So., INF, .346, 9 2B, 29 RBI) TOP NEWCOMERS Michael Murray (Jr., INF, Baton Rouge, Louisiana) John Baird (So., RHP, Dayton University) Kyle Norrid (Jr., 3B, ) TOP NEWCOMERS Eric Farrell (Fr., INF, Collierville, Tenn.) Will Petersen (Jr., OF, Valdosta, Georgia) Alex Alfonso (Fr., INF, Miami, Fla.) Josh Hooper (Fr., SS, Lilburn, Ga.) Luis Bautista (Jr., C, Santo Domingo, DR) SERIES INFORMATION Mike Diaz (Jr., RHP, Burbank, Calif.) SERIES INFORMATION Series Record: UA leads, 12-4 Series Record: UA leads, 26-15 Last Meeting: UA 8, Memphis 3 (2005) SERIES INFORMATION Last Meeting: UA 8, BSC 3 (2005) Wells vs. UM: 1-1 (.500) Series Record: UA leads, 1-0 Wells vs. BSC: 4-1 (.800) Schoenrock vs. UA: 0-1 (.000) Last Meeting: UA 5, FIU 2 (1991 NCAA) Shoop vs. UA: 1-4 (.200) Wells vs. WU: First Meeting MEDIA INFORMATION Price vs. UA: 0-1 (.000) MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Jason C. Redd Baseball SID: Fred Sington E-mail: [email protected] MEDIA INFORMATION E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.gotigersgo.com Baseball SID: Danny Kambel Website: www.bscsports.net AD Phone: (901) 678-2335 E-mail: [email protected] AD Phone: (205) 226-4935 SID Office: (901) 678-4640 Website: www.fiusports.com SID Office: (205) 226-7736 SID FAX: (901) 678-4134 AD Phone: (305) 348-2756 SID FAX: (205) 226-3049 Press Box: (901) 678-1300, 1301 SID Office: (305) 348-2084 Press Box: (205) 226-4798 SID FAX: (305) 348-2963 Press Box: (786) 298-1478

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Appalachian State South Alabama Nebraska Mountaineers Jaguars Cornhuskers

2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE Appy State at ALABAMA ALABAMA at South Alabama ALABAMA at Nebraska Friday, March 3 (6:30 PM) Wednesday, March 8 (6 PM) Friday, March 10 (2:05 PM) Saturday, March 4 (4 PM) Saturday, March 11 (1:05 PM) Sunday, March 5 (2 PM) GENERAL INFORMATION Sunday, March 12 (1:05 PM) Location: Mobile, Alabama GENERAL INFORMATION President: Gordon Moulton GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Boone, North Carolina Athletic Director: Joe Gottfried Location: Lincoln, Nebraska Chancellor: Dr. Kenneth E. Peacock Conference: Sun Belt Chancellor: Harvey Perlman, J.D. Athletic Director: Charlie Cobb Nickname: Jaguars Athletic Director: Steve Pederson Conference: Southern School Colors: Red, White and Blue Conference: Big 12 Nickname: Mountaineers Nickname: Cornhuskers School Colors: Black and Gold BASEBALL INFORMATION School Colors: Red and White Head Coach: Steve Kittrell BASEBALL INFORMATION Overall Record: 861-478-1 (.643) (22 yrs) BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Chris Pollard Record at UF: 828-459-1 (.643) (21 yrs) Head Coach: Mike Anderson Overall Record: 150-149-1 (.502) (6 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Ronnie Powell Overall Record: 140-56 (.714) (3 yrs) Record at APSU: 10-42 (.239) (1 year) Scott Sealy Record at NU: 140-56 (.714) (3 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Andrew See 2005 Record: 30-28 Asst. Coaches: Matt Boykin 2005 SBC: 16-8 (Sun Belt Champs) Andy Sawyers Craig Scheffler Post-Season: None Justin Seely 2005 Record: 10-42 Stadium: Eddie Stanky Field 2005 Record: 57-15 2005 SoCon: 5-24 Capacity: 3,500 2005 Big 12: 19-8 (Co-Champs) Post-Season: None Post-Season: Lincoln Regional Champs Stadium: Red Lackey Field TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Super Regional Champs Capacity: 1,000 Quendon Montgomery (Jr., OF, .304, 6 HR, 40 RBI) T5th College World Series Jeramy Simmons (Sr., RHP, 9-4, 4.76 ERA, 106 K) Stadium: Hawkes Field at TOP RETURNING PLAYERS P.J.Waters (So, RHP, 10-1, 4.23 ERA, 119 K) Haymarkert Park Chris Baker (Jr., OF, .276, 4 HR, 18 RBI) Capacity: 8,486 Kevin Butler (Sr., C/INF, .338, 4 HR, 35 RBI) TOP NEWCOMERS Scott Clark (Sr., RHP, 4-9, 7.84 ERA, 1 CG) Josh Morgan (Jr., OF, Thomasville, Alabama) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS David Freese (Jr., 3B, Wildwood, Missouri) Brandon Buckman (Sr., 1B, .335, 2 HR, 30 RBI) TOP NEWCOMERS Joel Collins (Fr., C, Richmond Hill, Ontario) Joba Chamberlain (Jr., RHP, 10-2, 2.81 ERA, 130 K) Aubrey Edens (Fr., RHP, Greenville, NC) Johnny Dorn (So., RHP, 12-2, 2.16 ERA, 104 IP) Jason Rook (Fr., IF/RHP, Greensboro, NC) SERIES INFORMATION David Rubenstein (Fr., OF/RHP, Charlotte, NC) Series Record: UA leads, 49-44 TOP NEWCOMERS Last Meeting: UA 9, USA 8 (2005) Andrew Brown (Jr., INF, Paris Junior College) SERIES INFORMATION Wells vs. USA: 13-5 (.722) Jared Cranston (Jr., LHP, Seward County CC) Series Record: First Meeting Kittrell vs. UA: 9-17 (.346) Luke Gorsett (Jr., OF, Garden City CC) Wells vs. WU: First Meeting Jesse Shriner (Jr., C, Lamar CC) Pollard vs. UA: First Meeting MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Jason Meil SERIES INFORMATION MEDIA INFORMATION E-mail: [email protected] Series Record: First Meeting Baseball SID: Mike Flynn Website: www.usajaguars.com Wells vs. NU: First Meeting E-mail: [email protected] AD Phone: (251) 460-7121 Anderson vs. UA: First Meeting Website: www.GoASU.com SID Office: (251) 460-7035 (ext 5) AD Phone: (828) SID FAX: (251) 460-7297 MEDIA INFORMATION SID Office: (828) 262-2845 Press Box: (251) 460-7125, 7126 Baseball SID: Shamus McKnight SID FAX: (828) 262-6106 E-mail: [email protected] Press Box: (828) 265-8664 Website: www.Huskers.com AD Phone: (402) 472-4224 SID Office: (402) 472-7772 SID FAX: (402) 472-2005 Press Box: (402) 434-6861

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Southern Miss Georgia Troy Golden Eagles Bulldogs Trojans

2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE Southern Miss at ALABAMA ALABAMA at Georgia 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE Wednesday, March 15 (6:30 PM) Friday, March 17 (7 PM ET) Troy at ALABAMA Saturday, March 18 (4 PM ET) Wednesday, March 22 (6:30 PM) GENERAL INFORMATION Sunday, March 19 (1 PM ET) Location: Hattiesburg, Mississippi GENERAL INFORMATION President: Dr. Shelby F. Thames GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Troy, Alabama Athletic Director: Richard Giannini Location: Athens, Geogia President: Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. Conference: Conference USA President: Dr. Michael Adams Athletic Director: Steve Dennis Nickname: Golden Eagles Athletic Director: Damon Evans Conference: Sun Belt School Colors: Black and Gold Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Nickname: Trojans Nickname: Bulldogs School Colors: Cardinal, Silver and Black BASEBALL INFORMATION School Colors: Red and Black Head Coach: Corky Palmer BASEBALL INFORMATION Overall Record: 298-187 (.614) (8 yrs) BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Bobby Pierece Record at USM: 298-187 (.614) (8 yrs) Head Coach: Overall Record: 376-178 (.679) (10 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Scott Berry Overall Record: 136-103 (.569) (4 yrs) Record at TU: 100-70 (.588) (3 yrs) Lance Burroughs Record at UGA: 136-103 (.569) (4 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Mark Smartt Josh Hoffpauir Asst. Coaches: Roger Williams Todd Lambreth 2005 Record: 41-21 Doug Sisson 2005 Record: 37-21 2005 C-USA: 20-10 (T2nd) Jason Eller 2005 A-Sun: 23-7 (1st) Post-Season: Oxford Regional (0-2) 2005 Record: 30-25 Post-Season: None Stadium: Hill Denson Field 2005 SEC: 12-17 Stadium: Riddle-Pace Field Capacity: 3,678 Post-Season: None Capacity: 2,000 Stadium: Frank TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Capacity: 3,291 TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Daniel Best (Sr., RHP, 3-0, 0.64 ERA, 11 Sv) Tony Falls (Sr., 6-2, 4.81 ERA, 2 Saves) Marc Maddox (Sr., 1B, .359, 14 HR, 59 RBI) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Nick Smith (Sr., DH, .338, 12 HR, 52 RBI) Trey Sutton (So., 2B, .346, 6 HR, 41 RBI) Bobby Felmy (Sr., RF, .307, 6 HR, 31 RBI) Pete Van Horn (So., 3-3, 3.06 ERA, 4 Saves) Josh Morris (Jr., 1B, .273, 12 HR, 45 RBI) TOP NEWCOMERS Joey Side (Jr., CF, .289, 8 HR, 38 RBI) TOP NEWCOMERS Luke Adkins (Fr., OF, Nettleton, Miss.) Matt Carlo (Jr., 1B, Jackson State CC) Ryan Belanger (Jr., RHP, Copiah-Lincoln CC) TOP NEWCOMERS Josh Dew (Jr., 1B, LB Wallace CC) Toddric Johnson (Jr., OF, Meidian CC) Gordan Beckham (Fr., SS, Atlanta,Ga.) Jonathan Sabat (Jr., LHP,Wallace-Hanceville) Ryan Peisel (So., 3B/1B, East Carolina) SERIES INFORMATION Ian Sebastian (Fr., RHP, Columbus, Ga.) SERIES INFORMATION Series Record: UA leads, 66-23 Series Record: Alabama leads, 12-3 Last Meeting: USM 7, Alabama 4 (2005) SERIES INFORMATION Last Meeting: UA 5, Troy 4 (1999) Wells vs. USM: 11-1 (.917) Series Record: Georgia leads, 60-54-2 Wells vs. TU: 4-1 (.800) Palmer vs. UA: 1-9 (.100) Last Meeting: UA won 2 of 3 games (2005) Pierce vs. UA: First Meeting Wells vs. UGA: 20-11 (.645) MEDIA INFORMATION Perno vs. UA: 5-7 (.417) MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Mike Montoro Baseball SID: Ricky Hazel E-mail: [email protected] MEDIA INFORMATION E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.SouthernMiss.com Baseball SID: Christopher Lakos Website: www.TroyTrojans.com AD Phone: (601) 266-5017 E-mail: [email protected] AD Phone: (334) 670-3480 SID Office: (601) 266-5947 Website: www.georgiadogs.com SID Office: (334) 670-3832 SID FAX: (601) 266-4507 AD Phone: (706) 542-9037 SID FAX: (334) 670-5665 Press Box: (601) 266-5684 SID Office: (706) 542-1621 Press Box: (334) 670-5701 SID FAX: (706) 542-7993 Press Box: (706) 542-6161 or 6162

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Ole Miss Lipscomb Miss. State Rebels Bisons Bulldogs 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE Ole Miss at Alabama Lipscomb at ALABAMA Mississippi State at ALABAMA Friday, March 24 (6:30 PM) Wednesday, March 29 (6:30 PM) Friday, March 31(6:30 PM) Saturday, March 25 (4 PM) Saturday, April 1 (3 PM) (FSNS) Sunday, March 26 (2 PM) GENERAL INFORMATION Sunday, April 2 (2 PM) Location: Nashville, Tennessee GENERAL INFORMATION President: Harold Hazelip (Interim) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Oxford, Mississippi Athletic Director: Steve Potts Location: Starkville, Mississippi Chancellor: Dr. Robert C. Khayat Conference: Atlantic Sun President: Dr. J. Charles Lee Interim AD: Pete Boone Nickname: Bisons Athletic Director: Larry Templeton Conference: Southeastern (SEC) School Colors: Purple and Gold Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Nickname: Rebels Nickname: Bulldogs School Colors: Cardinal Red and Navy Blue BASEBALL INFORMATION School Colors: Maroon and White Head Coach: Wynn Fletcher BASEBALL INFORMATION Overall Record: 234-256 (.478) (10 yrs) BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Record at LU: 110-153 (.418) (6 yrs) Head Coach: Overall Record: 298-181-1 (.621) (8 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Cliff Terracuso Overall Record: 1,275-624-2 (.671) (32 yrs) Record at UM: 198-110-1 (.642) (5 yrs) Jackie Charlton Record at MSU: 1,041-512-2 (.670) (26 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Dan McDonnell Lantz Wheeler Asst. Coaches: Russ McNickle Stuart Lake 2005 Record: 23-33 Tommy Raffo Kyle Bunn 2005 A-Sun: 8-22 Wade Hedges 2005 Record: 48-20 Post-Season: None 2005 Record: 42-22 2005 SEC: 18-12 (T1st West) Stadium: Ken Dugan Field 2005 SEC: 13-16 (4th West) Post-Season: Oxford Regional Champs Capacity: 1,500 Post-Season: SEC Tournament Champions NCAA Super Regional NCAA Coral Gables Regional Stadium: TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Stadium: Polk-Dement Stadium Capacity: 3,500 Tadd Brewer (INF, .345, 2 HR, 25 RBI) Capacity: 15,000 Ryan Mitchell (INF, ..300, 8 HR, 43 RBI) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Patrick O’Rourke (INF, .268, 3 HR, 21 RBI) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Chris Coghlan (Jr., 3B, .364, 6 HR, 57 RBI) Joseph Hunter (Sr., OF, .348, HR, 31 RBI) Zack Cozart (So., SS, .281, 9 HR, 46 RBI) TOP NEWCOMERS Brad Jones (Sr., 1B, .301, 5 HR, 37 RBI) Mark Wright (Jr., OF, .311, 13 HR, 51 RBI) Ryan Carroll (Sr., RHP, Grand Junction, Colo.) Jeffrey Rea (Jr., 2B, .305, 2 HR, 34 RBI) Logan Powell (Jr., RHP, Dallas, Texas) TOP NEWCOMERS Justin Sandler (Fr., LHP/1B, Rockwell, Ga.) TOP NEWCOMERS Lance Lynn (Fr., LHP, Brownsburg, Ind.) Andy Rice (So., OF, Amory, Mississippi) Cody Satterwhite (Fr., RHP, Byram, Miss.) SERIES INFORMATION Jared Koon (So., RHP, Satillo, Mississippi) Nick Hetland (Jr., RHP,Apple Valley, Minn.) Series Record: First Meeting Matt Lea (Fr., RHP/1B, Collierville, Tenn.) Wells vs. LU: First Meeting SERIES INFORMATION Fletcher vs. UA: First Meeting SERIES INFORMATION Series Record: UA leads, 185-128-1 Series Record: UA leads, 196-163-3 Last Meeting: UM won 3 of 5 (2005) MEDIA INFORMATION Last Meeting: MSU won 2 of 3 games (2005) Wells vs. UM: 16-20 (.444) Baseball SID: Mark McGee Wells vs. MSU: 24-19 (.558) Bianco vs. UA: 12-5 (.706) E-mail: [email protected] Polk vs. UA: 71-46 (.606) Website: www.lipscompsports.com MEDIA INFORMATION AD Phone: (615) 279-5850 MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Bill Bunting SID Office: (615) 279-5862 Baseball SID: Joe Dier E-mail: bbunting@olemiss. edu SID FAX: (615) 269-1806 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.olemisssports.com Press Box: (615) 279-5874 Website: www.mstateathletics.com AD Phone: (662) 915-7241 AD Phone: (662) 325-2532 SID Office: (662) 915-7522 SID Office: (662) 325-8040 SID FAX: (662) 915-7006 SID FAX: (662) 325-3654 Press Box: (662) 915-7858 Press Box: (662) 325-3776

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UAB South Carolina SE Louisiana Blazers Gamecocks Lions 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE UAB at ALABAMA ALABAMA at South Carolina ALABAMA at Southeastern Louisiana Wednesday, April 5 (6:30 PM) Friday, April 7 (7 PM ET) Wednesday, April 12 (6:30 PM) ALABAMA at UAB Saturday, April 8 (4 PM ET) Wednesday, April 26 (6:30 PM) Sunday, April 9 (1:30 PM ET) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Hammond, Louisiana GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION President: Dr. Randy Moffett Location: Birmingham, Alabama Location: Columbia, South Carolina Athletic Director: Frank S. Pergolizzi President: Carol Garrison President: Dr. Andrew A. Sorensen Conference: Southland Athletic Director: TBA Athletic Director: Eric Hyman Nickname: Lions Conference: Conference USA Conference: Southeastern (SEC) School Colors: Green and Gold Nickname: Blazers Nickname: Gamecocks School Colors: Green and Gold School Colors: Garnet and Black BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Jay Artigues BASEBALL INFORMATION BASEBALL INFORMATION Overall Record: First Year Head Coach: Larry Giangrosso Head Coach: Record at SLU: First Year Overall Record: 731-472-1 (.608) (27 yrs) Overall Record: 808-348-3 (.698) (18 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Chad Caillet Record at UAB: 157-184 (.460) (7 yrs) Record at UF: 413-175 (.702) (9 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Frank Walton Asst. Coaches: Jim Toman Jered Salazar Nick Dumas Mark Calvi 2005 Record: 29-31 Jon Renfroe Monte Lee 2005 Southland: 13-14 (6th) 2005 Record: 31-27 2005 Record: 41-23 Post-Season: None 2005 CUSA: 14-16 2005 SEC: 16-14 (3rd East) Stadium: Alumni Field Post-Season: None Post-Season: NCAA Atlanta Regional Capacity: 2,000 Stadium: Young Memorial Field Stadium: Sarge Frye FIeld Capacity: 1,000 Capacity: 6,000 TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Jeremy Mizell (Sr., RHP, 3-3, 4.53 ERA, 1 Sv) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Ryan Spencer (Sr., LF, .310, 11 HR, 62 RBI) J.R. Bond (Jr., OF, .308, 5 HR, 23 RBI) Michael Campbell (Sr., OF, .315, 8 HR, 42 RBI) Jason Waguespack (Sr., 3B, .291, 4 HR, 28 RBI) Lyle Northington (Sr., LHP, 1-0, 3.00 ERA) Neil Giesler (Sr., 3B, .254, 6 HR, 24 RBI) Zac Ward (Jr., INF, .253, 6 HR, 48 RBI) Arik Hempy (Jr., LHP, 2-1, 2.63 ERA) TOP NEWCOMERS Miles Clark (Jr., LHP/1B, Moss Point, Miss.) TOP NEWCOMERS TOP NEWCOMERS Bryan Frichter (Jr., SS, Chalmette, La.) Jorge Gutierrez (Jr., SS, Miami, Fla.) James Darnell (Fr., INF, Danville, Calif.) Wade Miley (Fr., LHP, Loranger, La.) Kevin Cope (Fr., C, Birmingham) Reese Havens (Fr., INF, Sullivan’s Island, SC) Robert Brewster (Fr., 3B, Birmingham) SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION Series Record: UA leads, 7-0 SERIES INFORMATION Series Record: Series Tied, 19-19 Last Meeting: UA won 3 games (2004) Series Record: Alabama leads, 34-13 Last Meeting: UA won 2 of 3 games (2005) Wells vs. SLU: 10-2 (.833) Last Meeting: UA 5, UAB 4 (2005) Wells vs. USC: 14-15 (.483) Artigues vs. UA: First Meeting Wells vs. UAB: 16-5 (.762) Tanner vs. UA: 14-11 (.560) Ginagrosso vs. UA: 3-9 (.250) MEDIA INFORMATION MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Matt Sullivan MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Andrew Kitick E-mail: [email protected] Baseball SID: Eric Saninocencio E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.lionsports.net E-mail: TBA Website: www.uscsports.com AD Phone: (985) 549-2253 Website: www.uabsports.com AD Phone: (803) 777-1704 SID Office: (985) 549-3774 AD Phone: (205) 975-8221 SID Office: (803) 777-5257 SID FAX: (985) 549-3773 SID Office: (205) 934-0722 SID FAX: (803) 777-2967 Press Box: (985) 549-2431 SID FAX: (205) 934-7505 Press Box: (803) 777-6648, 6691 Press Box: (205) 934-0200

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LSU Miss. Valley State Vanderbilt Tigers Delta Devils Commodores

2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2005 SERIES SCHEDULE ALABAMA at LSU Mississippi Valley State at ALABAMA Vanderbilt at ALABAMA Friday, April 14 (6:30 PM) Wednesday, April 19 (6:30 PM) Friday, April 21 (6:30 PM) Saturday, April 15 (2 PM) Saturday, April 22 (4 PM) Sunday, April 16 (1 PM) GENERAL INFORMATION Sunday, April 23 (2 PM) Location: Itta Bena, Mississippi GENERAL INFORMATION President: Dr. Lester C. Newman GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Baton Rouge, Louisiana Athletic Director: Lonza Hardy, Jr. Location: Nashville, Tennessee President: Dr. William L. Jenkins Conference: Southwestern Athletic (SWAC) President: Dr. E. Gordon Gee Athletic Director: J. Stanley “Skip” Bertman Nickname: Delta Devils Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Conference: Southeastern (SEC) School Colors: Forrest Green and White Nickname: Commodores Nickname: Fighting Tigers School Colors: Black and Gold School Colors: Purple and Gold BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Doug Shanks BASEBALL INFORMATION BASEBALL INFORMATION Overall Record: 135-178 (.431) (6 yrs) Head Coach: Head Coach: Ray “Smoke” Laval Record at MVSU: 135-178 (.431) (6 yrs) Overall Record: 106-68 (.603) (3 yrs) Overall Record: 416-244-1 (.630) (11 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Aaron Stevens Record at VU: 106-68 (.603) (3 yrs) Record at LSU: 175-85-1 (.672) (4 yrs) Michael Hargett Asst. Coaches: Derek Johnson Asst. Coaches: Turtle Thomas 2005 Record: 19-28 Erik Bakich Brady Wiederhold 2005 SWAC: 18-5 (1st East) Blake Allen Post-Season: None 2005 Record: 34-21 2005 Record: 40-22 Stadium: Magnolia Field 2005 SEC: 13-17 (4th East) 2005 SEC: 18-12 (1st West) Capacity: 1,000 Post-Season: None Post-Season: Baton Rouge Regional Stadium: Charles BR Super Regional SERIES INFORMATION Capacity: 1,575 Stadium: Alex Box Stadium Series Record: UA leads, 5-0 Capacity: 7,760 Last Meeting: UA 12, MVSU 6 (2005) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Wells vs. MVSU 5-0 (1.000) Dom de la Osa (So., SS, .271, 7 HR, 30 RBI) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Shanks vs. UA: 0-5 (.000) Brian (Sr., C, .342, 5 HR, 42 RBI) Clay Dirks (Jr., LHP, 10-4, 3.24 ERA, 67 K) David Price (So., LHP, 2-4, 2.86 ERA, 95 K) Matt Liuzza (Sr., C, .251, 3 HR, 24 RBI) MEDIA INFORMATION Bruce Sprowl (Sr., OF, .264, 3 HR, 13 RBI) Baseball SID: Roderick Mosley TOP NEWCOMERS E-mail: [email protected] TOP NEWCOMERS Website: www.mvsu.edu SERIES INFORMATION Jason Ogata (Fr., INF, Portland, Oregon) SID Office: (662) 254-3011 Series Record: UA leads 73-43-2 Derik Olvey (Jr., RHP, Notre Dame) SID FAX: (662) 254-3639 Last Meeting: VU won 2 of 3 games (2005) J.T. Wise (Fr., C, Apopka, Fla.) Wells vs. VU: 16-8 (.667) Corbin vs. UA: 4-2 (.667) SERIES INFORMATION Series Record: UA leads, 187-136-3 MEDIA INFORMATION Last Meeting: UA won 2 of 3 (2005) Baseball SID: Thomas Samuel Wells vs. LSU: 21-29 (.420) E-mail: [email protected] Laval vs. UA: 10-8 (.556) Website: www.vucommodores.com AD Phone: (615) 322-4727 MEDIA INFORMATION SID Office: (615) 322-4121 Baseball SID: Bill Franques SID FAX: (615) 343-7064 E-mail: [email protected] Press Box: (615) 320-0436 Website: www.lsusports.net AD Phone: (225) 578-8001 SID Office: (225) 578-2527 SID FAX: (225) 578-1861 Press Box: (225) 578-4149

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Auburn Arkansas Florida Tigers Razorbacks Gators 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE 2005 SERIES SCHEDULE 2005 SERIES SCHEDULE ALABAMA at Auburn ALABAMA at Arkansas Florida at ALABAMA Friday, April 28 (6:30 PM) Friday, May 5 (7:05 PM) Friday, May 12 (6:30 PM) Saturday, April 29 (4 PM) Saturday, May 6 (4:05 PM) Saturday, May 13 (4 PM) Sunday, April 30 (2 PM) Sunday, May 7 (12:35 PM) Sunday, May 14 (1 PM)

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Auburn, Alabama Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas Location: Gainesville, Florida President: Ed Richardson Chancellor: John A. White President: Dr. J. Bernard Machen Athletic Director: Jay Jacobs Athletic Director: Frank Broyles Athletic Director: Jeremy Foley Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Razorbacks Nickname: Gators School Colors: Burnt Orange and Navy Blue School Colors: Cardinal and White School Colors: Orange and Blue

BASEBALL INFORMATION BASEBALL INFORMATION BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Tom Slater Head Coach: Head Coach: Pat McMahon Overall Record: 84-126 (.400) (4 yrs) Overall Record: 704-295 (.705) (17 yrs) Overall Record: 527-259-1 (.670) (13 yrs) Record at AU: 34-26 (.567) (1 yr) Record at UA: 119-68 (.636) (3 yrs) Record at UF: 174-85-1 (.671) (4 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Butch Thompson Asst. Coaches: Dave Jorn Asst. Coaches: Ross Jones Todd Butler Karl Nonemaker Bubbs Merrill Brian Fleetwood 2005 Record: 34-26 2005 Record: 39-22 2005 Record: 48-23 2005 SEC: 13-17 (t5th West) 2005 SEC: 13-17 (t5th West) 2005 SEC: 20-10 (SEC Champs) Post-Season: NCAA Tallahassee Regional Post-Season: NCAA Austin Regional Post-Season: Gainesville Reg Champs Stadium: Stadium: Baum Stadium G’ville Super Reg Champs Capacity: 4,096 Capacity: 5,777 National Runnerup at CWS Stadium: Albert A. McKethan Stadium TOP RETURNING PLAYERS TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Capacity: 5,000 Jeff Boutwell (Sr., OF, .300, 4 HR, 20 RBI) Charley Boyce (Sr., RHP, 11-10, 3.53 ERA) Bruce Edwards (Jr., OF, .313, HR, 13 RBI) Jake Dugger (Jr., OF, .237, 8 Hr, 45 RBI) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Jared Shore (Jr., RHP, 1-2, 4.07 ERA) Danny Hamblin (Jr., 1B, .341, 10 HR, 49 RBI) Adam Davis (Jr., INF, .306, 12 HR, 63 RBI) Matt LaPorta (Jr., 1B, .328, 26 HR, 79 RBI) TOP NEWCOMERS TOP NEWCOMERS Darren O’Day (Sr., RHP, 8-3, 2.87 ERA, 7 Saves) Justin Bristow (Fr., INF, Richmond, Virginia) Brian Bollman (Fr., RHP, Claremore, Oklahoma) Luke Greinke (Fr., INF, Orlando, Fla.) James Ewing (Fr., INF, Beaumont, Texas) TOP NEWCOMERS Logan Forsythe (Fr., INF, Memphis, Tennessee) Avery Barnes (Fr., INF/OF, High Springs, Fla.) SERIES INFORMATION Kris Gawriluk (Jr., RHP, Deltona, Fla.) Series Record: UA leads, 133-108 SERIES INFORMATION Patrick Keating (Fr., RHP, Harrisburg, Ill.) Last Meeting: UA won 2 of 3 games (2005) Series Record: Alabama leads 30-15 Wells vs. AU: 25-18 (.581) Last Meeting: Series Tied, 2-2 (2005) SERIES INFORMATION Slater vs. UA: 1-2 (.333) Wells vs. Ark: 26-12 (.684) Series Record: UA leads, 48-37 Van Horn vs. UA: 4-6 (.400) Last Meeting: UF won 2 of 3 games (2005) MEDIA INFORMATION Wells vs. UF: 25-10 (.714) Baseball SID: Dan Froehlich MEDIA INFORMATION McMahon vs. UA: 12-18 (.400) E-mail: [email protected] Baseball SID: Josh Maxon Website: www.auburn.edu E-mail: jmaxon@uarkedu MEDIA INFORMATION AD Phone: (334) 844-4750 Website: www.hogwired.com Baseball SID: John Hines SID Office: (334) 844-9800 AD Phone: (479) 575-6533 E-mail: [email protected] Office FAX: (334) 844-9807 SID Office: (479) 575-2751 Website: www.gatorzone.com Press Box: (334) 844-4138 SID FAX: (479) 575-7481 AD Phone: (352) 375-4683 Press Box: (479) 444-0031 SID Office: (352) 375-4683 (Ext. 6130) SID FAX: (352) 375-4809 Press Box: (352) 375-4683 (Ext. 4355, 4356)

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2006 ALABAMA BASEBALL ROAD HEADQUARTERS

Date Opponent Headquarters March 8 South Alabama Mobile Marriott 3101 Airport Blvd Mobile, Alabama 36606 (251) 476-6400

Tennessee March 9-12 Nebraska The Cornhusker 333 South 13th Street Volunteers Lincoln, Nebraska 68508 (402) 474-7474 2006 SERIES SCHEDULE ALABAMA at Tennessee Flight Plans: Mobile, Alabama to Omaha, Nebraska Thursday, May 18 (7 PM ET) Continential #3283 and #2071 Friday, May 19 (7 PM ET) Departs Mobile at 9:35 AM (CT) Saturday, May 20 (2 PM ET) Arrives in Omaha at 2 PM (CT) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Knoxville, Tennessee Omaha to Birmingham President: Dr. John D. Petersen Sunday, March 12 Athletic Director: Mike Hamilton Delta #4227 and #1702 Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Departs Omaha at 6:33 PM (CT) Nickname: Volunteers Arrives Birmingham at 10:58 PM (CT) School Colors: Orange and White March 16-19 Georgia Georgia Center Hotel BASEBALL INFORMATION 1197 South Lumpkin Street Head Coach: Athens, Georgia 30602-3603 Overall Record: 634-347 (.646) (16 yrs) (706) 542-6321 Record at UT: 634-347 (.646) (16 yrs) Asst. Coaches: Larry Simcox April 6-9 South Carolina Holiday Inn City Centre Mike Bell 630 Assembly Street Tony Zerilla 2005 Record: 46-21 Columbia, South Carolina 29201 2005 SEC: 18-11 (2nd East) (803) 799-7800 Post-Season: Knoxville Regional Champions Atlanta Super Regional April 12-16 SE Louisiana and LSU Baton Rouge Marriott College World Series (t7th) 5500 Hilton Avenue Stadium: Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808 Capacity: 4,000 (225) 924-5000

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS May 4-7 Arkansas Radisson Hotel Fayetteville James Adkins (So., LHP, 10-5, 3.32 ERA) 70 North East Avenue J.P.Arencibia (So., C, .322, 14 HR, 71 RBI) Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 Julio Borbon (So., OF, .350, 3 HR, 42 RBI) (479) 442-5555 Sean Watson (Jr., RHP, .7-3, 2.85, 7 Sv) Flight Plans: Birmingham to Fayetteville, Arkansas TOP NEWCOMERS Thursday, May 4 Ryan Castellanos (Jr., INF, Las Vegas, Nevada) Tony Delmonico (Fr., SS, Knoxville) Delta #1803 and #4433 Josh Lindbolm (Fr., RHP,West Lafayette, Ind.) Departs Birmingham at 11 AM (CT) Arrives Fayetteville at 3:13 PM (CT) SERIES INFORMATION Series Record: Alabama leads, 56-25 Fayetteville to Birmingham Last Meeting: UT won 2 of 3 (2003) Sunday, May 7 Wells vs. UT: 18-11 (.621) Delta #4565 and #1702 Delmonico vs. UA: TBA Departs Omaha at 6:20 PM (CT) Arrives Birmingham at 10:58 PM (CT) MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID: Thomas Satkowiak May 17-20 Tennessee Knoxville Marriott E-mail: [email protected] 500 Hill Avenue SE Website: www.UTsports.com Knoxville, Tennessee 37915 AD Phone: (865) 974-1224 (865) 637-1234 SID Office: (865) 974-1212 SID FAX: (865) 974-1269 Press Box: (865) 974-3376

62 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2005 Alabama Baseball Season Review

In taking a look back at the 2005 season, here are some notes *Senior Zac Welch, freshman shortstop Cale Iorg on the Crimson Tide’s 12th 40-win season in school history. and sophomore pitcher Wade LeBlanc were all named to the New Orleans Regional All-Tournament team. *Alabama (40-23, 17-13 SEC) posted its 12th, 40-win season in school history last season. Other 40-win campaigns include *Welch batted .438 (7-for-16) in four games with two runs 1981 (41-15-1), 1983 (46-11), 1986 (43-20), 1991 (42-20), scored, two doubles, one home run and seven RBI. He had four 1995 (42-23), 1996 (50-19), 1997 (56-14), 1998 (46-18), 1999 hits and four RBI in the championship game. He had two hits (53-16), 2000 (41-24), 2002 (51-15) and 2005 (40-23). and three RBI in the first-round win over UL Lafayette. Alabama also won 37 regular season games, the sixth-most in the Wells era. *Welch tied the Alabama NCAA regional record with four hits in the game against Tulane. Welch had three singles, one double *The Crimson Tide played in its 17th NCAA Regional last sea- and four RBI in the loss. He is the ninth player to have a four- son and finished second in the 2005 New Orleans Regional hit game in an NCAA Regional. hosted by the national No. 1 seed Tulane Green Wave. Alabama went 2-2 in the New Orleans Regional and now has a 42-24 *Iorg batted .294 (5-for-17) with one double, one triple, one (.636) all-time record in NCAA Regional play, including five home run and two RBI in his first regional appearance for the championships. Tide.

*Under coach Wells, Alabama has compiled a 26-12 (.684) *LeBlanc pitched in two games and earned one win on the record in NCAA Regional play. Wells has taken nine of his 11 mound and recorded 12 strikeouts in nine innings. Alabama teams to the post-season. In those nine NCAA Regional appearances, Alabama has played in the champi- *Junior RHP Jordan Davis was left off the All-Tournament team, onship game eight times and won five titles. Alabama is now but received praise from coach Wells for his performance at the 5-8 (.386) all-time in its 13 NCAA Regional championship game Regional. Davis appeared in all four games and worked 5 1/3 appearances. innings and allowed one run and four hits, with five strikeouts. He earned the save in the Tide’s first round win over UL *Alabama was 17-17 (.500) against teams in the NCAA Lafayette. Regionals. Bama posted a 3-7 (.300) record against teams in the 2005 NCAA Super Regionals and was 1-2 (vs. Florida) *Senior left-hander Brent Carter became the school’s all-time against the College World Series field. strikeout leader on May 6 at Miss. State.

Brent Carter is the Crimson Tide’s all-time strikeout leader with 307 career strikeouts.

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*Senior LF Gabe Scott was a First-Team All-SEC selection by the SEC Coaches and SEBaseball.com. Scott was also a Second-Team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America selection as he graduated with honors from the Capstone with a Finance degree on May 7, 2005.

*Scott also represented the baseball as a nominee for the Paul W. Bryant Scholar-Athlete award. During the season, Scott posted a 27-game hitting streak, tying David Magadan for the third-longest, single-season hitting streak in Bama annals. Scott also reached base safely in 41 straight games from Feb. 25 through May 14.

*Freshman RHP David Robertson was named to the 2005 Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball newspaper Freshman All-America team. The Tuscaloosa native was also a Freshman All-SEC pick by the SEC Coaches and SEBaseball.com.

*Robertson also set the Alabama single-season freshman record with 105 strikeouts this season. The previous record was 98 set by Wade LeBlanc in 2004. Robertson also set the single-season

*Freshman SS Cale Iorg was named to the SEC Coaches and SEBaseball.com Freshman All-SEC team this season.

ZAC WELCH

*Alabama posted a 17-13 record in SEC play last season to fin- ish third in the SEC Western Division and fifth in the overall standings. Alabama was a consensus fifth place pick in the SEC Western Division by the preseason prognosticators. Bama’s 17-13 record in 2005 was a seven-game improvement from the 2004 season that saw Alabama finish last in SEC West and 11th overall with a 10-20 league mark.

*Alabama won six of its 10 SEC series in 2005 after winning only one series in 2004.

WADE LEBLANC

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*The Crimson Tide baseball team received the 2005 University of Alabama Outstanding Community Outreach Award for most hours of community service.

*Senior Allen Rice was responsible for the bulk of the hours and was named to the 2005 SEC Good Works Team for the second consecutive year. Rice was also named the winner of the Alabama Community Outreach Award and was the Crimson Tide’s nominee for the 2005 SEC Community Service Scholarship.

*Alabama trailed in 48 of 63 games during the 2005 season and posted 25 come-from-behind wins.

*Alabama was 9-9 in one-run games during the 2005 season.

*Junior 3B Evan Bush tied the Alabama single-season record with his 61st strikeout in the seventh inning. Mick Kerns (1991) also holds the record with 61 strikeouts.

*The Crimson Tide is 9-11 (.450) all-time against the nation’s No. 1 ranked team. Alabama lost both games to Tulane here at the 2005 New Orleans Regional.

EVAN BUSH

ALLEN RICE

65 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2005 Alabama Baseball Final Stats RECORD: 40-23 HOME: 28-7 AWAY: 9-14 NEUTRAL: 3-2 SEC: 17-13 Batting Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT Gabe Scott .364 56-52 184 39 67 13 0 12 35 116 .630 35 13 40 .494 1 0 1-1 Morrow Thomley .305 60-55 213 36 65 14 4 5 36 102 .479 12 4 39 .351 2 3 13-14 Allen Rice .295 58-55 207 39 61 11 1 2 28 80 .386 26 12 29 .399 3 7 8-12 Cale Iorg .280 62-61 236 40 66 11 3 5 38 98 .415 12 8 41 .331 4 5 15-21 Emeel Salem .277 59-48 202 31 56 4 3 0 14 66 .327 16 2 31 .332 3 4 13-20 Evan Bush .251 62-62 215 46 54 9 1 17 55 116 .540 51 4 61 .396 5 0 1-3 Kody Valverde .240 51-49 171 23 41 9 0 7 23 71 .415 5 7 34 .288 1 2 0-1 ------David Ferazza .333 9-0 6 3 2 0 0 1 2 5 .833 0 1 1 .375 1 0 1-1 Matt Bentley .320 26-12 50 9 16 5 1 0 9 23 .460 7 4 9 .435 1 0 1-1 Matt Grooms .313 37-12 64 14 20 3 0 1 6 26 .406 7 3 9 .405 0 2 5-5 Zac Welch .309 44-37 136 26 42 9 1 4 26 65 .478 19 2 22 .399 1 2 1-1 Rocky Scelfo .303 51-38 142 28 43 5 3 2 22 60 .423 5 11 19 .371 1 3 8-9 Chris Kirkland .261 17-7 23 2 6 0 0 0 5 6 .261 2 0 8 .308 1 3 0-0 Spencer Pennington .250 22-8 36 3 9 2 0 0 3 8 .250 7 1 11 .386 0 0 0-1 Michael McCallister .222 24-16 54 14 12 3 0 0 4 15 .278 11 2 17 .368 1 0 0-0 Brandon Belcher .219 14-9 32 5 7 1 0 0 3 8 .250 5 2 3 .359 0 0 1-2 Greg Paiml .210 50-35 105 14 22 6 1 1 17 33 .314 13 1 33 .303 0 7 3-4 Josh Copeland .154 7-4 13 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 .154 1 1 4 .250 1 1 1-1 Charlie Lyons .100 12-7 30 5 3 0 0 0 0 3 .100 2 0 6 .156 0 1 0-0 Jordan Davis .000 2-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0-0 Totals .280 63-63 2121 378 594 105 18 57 332 906 .427 236 78 419 .369 26 40 72-97 Opponents .243 63-63 2106 294 512 93 12 46 259 767 .364 223 62 569 .331 16 41 71-101 LOB — Alabama (482), Opp (469). DPs Turned — Alabama (49), Opp (59. IBB — Alabama (5), Bush (2), Grooms (1), Scott (1) and Belcher (1); Opp (5). Picked off — Salem (2), Thomley (1), Iorg (1), Grooms (1), McCallister (1), Rice (1) and Scott (1).

Pitching

Pitcher ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP David Robertson 2.92 7-5 32 3 0 0/0 8 74.0 48 28 24 36 105 10 1 6 262 .183 8 5 Jordan Davis 3.10 5-2 26 2 0 0/1 3 58.0 55 22 20 15 41 13 0 2 214 .257 1 4 T.J. Large 3.46 7-4 18 17 1 1/1 0 96.1 72 50 37 50 92 12 1 9 350 .206 11 22 Brent Carter 3.76 7-4 25 10 0 0/0 0 95.2 91 46 40 28 96 13 3 7 358 .254 2 6 Wade LeBlanc 4.09 5-5 14 13 2 0/1 0 88.0 77 44 40 28 108 21 4 8 334 .231 7 4 Brandon Belcher 4.37 5-0 14 9 1 0/0 0 59.2 60 38 29 25 44 10 1 4 228 .263 10 8 ------Ian Moore 3.86 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 2.1 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 6 .000 0 3 Josh Copeland 4.03 1-1 12 3 0 0/0 0 22.1 25 13 10 9 21 2 1 0 90 .278 2 5 David Laminack 4.50 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 8 .375 0 0 Trey Shields 5.50 1-1 7 3 0 0/0 0 18.0 21 11 11 5 15 5 0 1 73 .288 4 2 Matt Downs 5.76 2-0 16 1 0 0/1 0 29.2 37 22 19 13 33 3 1 6 118 .314 2 1 Doug Denson 6.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 1 3.0 4 2 2 2 3 0 0 0 13 .308 0 0 Casey Kebodeaux 6.52 0-1 7 2 0 0/0 1 9.2 14 12 7 9 5 4 0 1 38 .368 1 1 Austin Hyatt 12.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 3.0 5 4 4 0 2 0 0 1 14 .357 0 1 Totals 3.36 29-26 55 55 8 6/3 9 484.2 459 229 181 158 432 80 11 36 1844 .249 24 24 Opponents 4.97 26-29 55 55 9 1/0 8 476.0 527 330 263 186 344 102 13 38 1864 .283 31 53

PB — Alabama (9), Valverde (6), Lyons (2), Kirkland (1); Opp (12). Pickoffs — Alabama (20), Carter (6), LeBlanc (5), Belcher (3), Kebodeaux (2), Valverde (2), Robertson (1), Downs (1); Opp (8). SB/ATT -- Valverde (51-61), Large (26-31), Lyons (9-14), Carter (7-14), LeBlanc (8-13), Kirkland (9-13), Robertson (7-8), Davis (6-8), Belcher (5- 8), Downs (5-7), Shields (1-3), Copeland (2-3), Kebodeaux (1-3), Ferazza (2-2), Moore (1-1), Denson (1-1) Laminack (1-1).

66 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2005 Alabama Baseball Final Stats Fielding Player CH PO A E FLD% Multiple Hit Games Michael McCallister 29 27 2 0 1.000 Player 2 3 4 5+ Total David Ferazza 18 16 2 0 1.000 Gabe Scott 14 5 - - 19 Matt Downs 10 2 8 0 1.000 Morrow Thomley 14 3 - 1 18 Josh Copeland 6 4 2 0 1.000 Cale Iorg 11 5 1 - 17 Spencer Pennington 2 2 0 0 1.000 Emeel Salem 12 3 1 - 16 Zac Welch 321 294 25 2 .994 Allen Rice 12 4 - - 16 Chris Kirkland 75 66 8 1 .987 Evan Bush 11 3 - - 14 Kody Valverde 429 394 29 6 .986 Kody Valverde 9 3 - - 12 Gabe Scott 59 56 2 1 .983 Zac Welch 9 2 1 - 12 Emeel Salem 107 102 3 2 .981 Rocky Scelfo 8 1 1 - 10 Matt Bentley 86 81 3 2 .977 Matt Bentley 4 - - - 4 Charlie Lyons 104 90 11 3 .971 Greg Paiml 1 1 1 - 3 Morrow Thomley 128 118 5 5 .961 Matt Grooms 2 1 - - 3 Evan Bush 270 173 85 12 .956 Michael McCallister 1 - - - 1 Brandon Belcher 40 22 16 2 .950 Charlie Lyons 1 - - - 1 Cale Iorg 256 95 147 14 .945 Brandon Belcher 1 - - - 1 Greg Paiml 156 54 92 10 .936 Spencer Pennington - 1 - - 1 Rocky Scelfo 112 30 72 10 .911 Team 110 32 5 1 148 Allen Rice 58 19 33 6 .897 Matt Grooms 15 13 0 2 .867 Totals 2395 1685 625 85 .965 Multiple RBI Games Opponents 2361 1641 630 90 .962 Player 2 3 4 5+ Total Evan Bush 8 4 2 - 14 Hitting Streaks Gabe Scott 6 3 1 - 10 Morrow Thomley 8 2 - - 10 Player Longest Current Player Longest Current Cale Iorg 7 2 1 - 10 Gabe Scott 27 1 Matt Grooms 4 - Zac Welch 5 2 1 - 8 Allen Rice 14 2 Brandon Belcher 3 - Kody Valverde 5 1 - - 6 Morrow Thomley 11 - Spencer Pennington 3 - Rocky Scelfo 5 - - - 5 Zac Welch 11 1 Matt Bentley 3 - Greg Paiml 2 2 - - 4 Cale Iorg 11 - Chris Kirkland 2 2 Spencer Pennington 2 1 - - 3 Rocky Scelfo 8 2 M. McCallister 2 - Allen Rice 1 - - 1 2 Emeel Salem 7 4 David Ferazza 1 - Matt Bentley 1 1 - - 2 Evan Bush 6 - Charlie Lyons 1 - Chris Kirkland 1 - - - 1 Greg Paiml 5 - Josh Copeland 1 - Emeel Salem 1 - - - 1 Kody Valverde 5 - Team 53 18 5 2 78

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Extra Total Alabama Crimson Tide 37 33 45 33 42 55 58 52 22 1 378 Opponents 41 32 44 23 35 26 33 40 18 2 294

Attendance: Home 145,686 (4,162) Away 119,782 (4,436) Total 265,468 (4,281)

67 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2005 Alabama Baseball Final SEC Stats RECORD: 17-13 HOME: 10-5 AWAY: 7-8 Batting Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT Gabe Scott .389 30-30 108 26 42 6 0 9 26 75 .694 23 6 17 .518 0 0 0-0 Emeel Salem .283 28-25 106 14 30 4 2 0 8 38 .358 10 2 15 .350 2 3 5-10 Morrow Thomley .277 29-27 101 17 28 9 1 2 11 45 .446 4 1 17 .306 2 2 8-9 Allen Rice .245 30-27 106 17 26 4 0 1 15 33 .311 11 6 14 .344 2 6 3-6 Kody Valverde .242 28-28 99 14 24 5 0 6 17 47 .475 2 4 20 .286 0 2 0-0 Evan Bush .231 30-30 104 22 24 5 0 7 22 50 .481 29 2 29 .401 2 0 0-0 Cale Iorg .204 30-30 113 19 23 3 0 1 15 29 .257 6 5 23 .270 2 4 6-9 ------Zac Welch .359 21-17 64 14 23 6 0 2 11 35 .547 11 0 12 .447 1 0 1-1 Matt Grooms .333 16-2 24 3 8 1 0 0 1 9 .375 1 2 3 .385 0 0 1-1 Rocky Scelfo .268 23-19 71 11 19 2 1 1 11 26 .366 3 2 12 .316 0 3 3-3 Greg Paiml .186 25-22 59 6 11 2 0 1 8 16 .271 9 0 19 .294 0 6 2-2 Matt Bentley .154 10-3 13 2 2 1 0 0 3 3 .231 3 2 4 .368 1 0 0-0 Spencer Pennington .143 4-1 7 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 .286 2 0 3 .250 0 0 0-0 Michael McCallister .111 5-4 9 2 1 1 0 0 0 2 .222 2 0 3 .273 0 0 0-0 Charlie Lyons .000 5-2 13 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 4 .000 0 1 0-0 Brandon Belcher .000 5-2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 .000 0 0 0-0 Josh Copeland .000 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0-0 Jordan Davis .000 2-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0-0 Totals .260 30-30 1009 171 262 50 4 30 150 410 .406 114 33 199 .350 12 28 29-41 Opponents .264 30-30 1025 159 271 43 7 28 145 412 .402 117 32 235 .355 9 22 35-48 LOB — Alabama (221), Opp (234). DPs Turned — Alabama (24), Opp (29). IBB — Alabama (2), Bush (2); Opp (2). Picked off — Salem (2), Grooms (1), Iorg (1) and Scott (1). Pitching Pitcher ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP David Robertson 3.28 4-3 17 2 0 0/0 3 49.1 39 21 18 19 72 8 1 3 182 .214 4 2 Wade LeBlanc 4.60 2-3 6 6 1 0/0 0 43.0 45 23 22 10 38 11 3 4 168 .268 3 3 T.J. Large 4.63 3-3 10 10 1 1/0 0 58.1 44 36 30 36 42 8 0 9 210 .210 5 15 Brent Carter 5.21 1-2 13 4 0 0/0 0 46.2 54 29 27 19 33 5 2 5 178 .303 2 2 Brandon Belcher 5.22 3-0 8 5 1 0/0 0 39.2 43 25 23 18 25 5 0 4 153 .281 4 6 ------Jordan Davis 3.99 4-2 11 1 0 0/0 1 29.1 35 13 13 12 19 5 0 2 112 .313 1 3 Matt Downs 9.82 0-0 2 1 0 0/0 0 3.2 5 5 4 3 3 4 0 1 13 .385 0 0 Josh Copeland 67.50 0-0 2 1 0 0/0 0 0.2 6 7 5 0 2 1 0 0 9 .667 1 1 Totals 4.72 17-13 30 30 3 1/0 4 270.2 271 159 142 117 235 43 7 28 1005 .264 20 32 Opponents 4.43 13-17 30 30 1 1/1 7 268.9 262 171 132 114 199 50 4 30 1009 .260 19 33 PB — Alabama (5), Valverde (4), Lyons (1), Opp (7). Pickoffs — Alabama (9), Carter (4), LeBlanc (2), Belcher (1), Robertson (1), Valverde (1); Opp (5). SB/ATT - Valverde (31-37), Large (16-17), Carter (2-7), Robertson (6-7), LeBlanc (4-6), Lyons (4-6), Davis (3-4), Belcher (3-4), Downs (0-2) and Copeland (1-1).

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Extra Total Alabama Crimson Tide 14 11 12 18 15 32 26 32 10 1 171 Opponents 26 17 17 11 23 12 18 24 10 1 159

Attendance: Home 65,571 (4,371) Away 62,409 (4,160) Total 127,890 (4,266)

68 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2005 Alabama Baseball Final SEC Stats

Fielding Multiple Hit Games Player CH PO A E FLD% Player 2 3 4 5+ Total Zac Welch 161 151 10 0 1.000 Gabe Scott 10 3 - - 13 Gabe Scott 37 35 2 0 1.000 Emeel Salem 8 1 1 - 10 Michael McCallister 7 6 1 0 1.000 Morrow Thomley 6 2 - - 8 Allen Rice 3 1 2 0 1.000 Kody Valverde 6 1 - - 7 Chris Kirkland 2 2 0 0 1.000 Allen Rice 4 2 - - 6 Kody Valverde 235 211 21 3 .987 Zac Welch 5 1 - - 6 Emeel Salem 65 62 2 1 .985 Cale Iorg 4 1 - - 5 Morrorw Thomley 78 73 3 2 .974 Evan Bush 3 2 - - 5 Evan Bush 144 101 39 4 .972 Rocky Scelfo 3 1 - - 4 Brandon Belcher 20 9 10 1 .950 Greg Paiml - 1 - - 1 Greg Paiml 93 31 57 5 .946 Team 49 15 1 0 65 Cale Iorg 127 45 75 7 .945 Matt Bentley 32 28 2 2 .938 Charlie Lyons 29 23 4 2 .931 Multiple RBI Games Rocky Scelfo 51 13 33 5 .902 Player 2 3 4 5+ Total Matt Grooms 6 5 0 1 .833 Gabe Scott 5 2 1 - 8 Totals 1147 812 299 36 .969 Kody Valverde 4 1 - - 5 Evan Bush 3 1 1 - 5 Opponents 1178 804 325 49 .958 Rocky Scelfo 3 - - - 3 Greg Paiml 2 1 - - 3 Zac Welch 2 1 - - 3 Cale Iorg 2 - 1 - 3 Hitting Streaks Morrow Thomley 2 - - - 2 Spencer Pennington 1 - - - 1 Player Longest Current Player Longest Current Allen Rice - - - 1 1 Emeel Salem 1 - - - 1 Gabe Scott 16 2 Kody Valverde 5 2 Matt Bentley 1 - - - 1 Zac Welch 11 11 Matt Grooms 4 1 Team 25 7 3 1 36 Allen Rice 9 2 Greg Paiml 4 1 Cale Iorg 8 1 Evan Bush 3 2 Morrow Thomley 7 1 Spencer Pennington 1 - Emeel Salem 7 - Matt Bentley 1 1 Rocky Scelfo 6 1 Michael McCallister 1 -

69 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2005 GamebyGame Results

Date Opponent (Ranking) Score Overall Record SEC Record Pitcher of Record Att. Time Feb. 10 at Hawaii L 4-1 0-1 LeBlanc (0-1) 2611 2:57 Feb. 11 at Hawaii (DH) W 9-5 1-1 Robertson (1-0) -- 3:25 at Hawaii (DH) L 3-2 1-2 Carter (0-1) 2760 2:26 Feb. 12 at Hawaii W 3-2 2-2 Large (1-0) 2134 3:01 Feb. 18 UNC Asheville W 7-2 3-2 Carter (1-1) 4034 2:18 Feb. 19 UNC Asheville (DH) W 6-0 4-2 Large (2-0) 3712 2:50 UNC Asheville (DH) W 10-4 5-2 Robertson (2-0) 3711 3:03 Feb. 24 at UAB L 7-1 5-3 Kebodeaux (0-1) 505 2:52 Feb. 25 Duquesne W 13-3 6-3 Carter (2-1) 4045 2:24 Feb. 26 Duquesne (DH) W 6-1 7-3 LeBlanc (1-1) 4304 2:16 Duquesne (DH) W 4-1 8-3 Large (3-0) 4304 2:19 Mar. 2 Samford W 8-4 9-3 Downs (1-0) 3805 2:31 Mar. 4 McNeese State W 4-0 10-3 LeBlanc (2-1) 3924 2:38 Mar. 5 McNeese State W 3-2 11-3 Large (4-0) 3982 2:47 Mar. 6 McNeese State W 23-2 12-3 Carter (3-1) 3908 2:55 Mar. 9 Birmingham Southern W 8-3 13-3 Belcher (1-0) 3827 2:18 Mar. 11 Miami (Ohio) L 5-4 13-4 Robertson (2-1) 3891 2:55 Mar. 12 Miami (Ohio) W 8-7 14-4 Belcher (2-0) 4164 2:57 Mar. 13 Miami (Ohio) L 11-10 (10) 14-5 Copeland (0-1) 4073 3:36 Mar. 16 Butler W 6-2 15-5 Robertson (3-1) 3876 2:13 Mar. 18 Kentucky W 5-3 16-5 1-0 Davis (1-0) 4074 2:42 Mar. 19 Kentucky W 5-3 17-5 2-0 Robertson (4-1) 4749 2:57 Mar. 20 Kentucky W 10-4 18-5 3-0 Belcher (3-0) 3863 2:43 Mar. 23 Jacksonville State W 5-3 19-5 Carter (4-1) 4063 2:20 Mar. 25 at Vanderbilt (25) L 1-0 19-6 3-1 Large (4-1) 1695 2:29 Mar. 26 at Vanderbilt (25) (CSS) L 4-3 (13) 19-7 3-2 Robertson (4-2) 2001 3:54 Mar. 27 at Vanderbilt (25) W 10-8 20-7 4-2 Davis (2-0) 1054 3:09 Mar. 29 at Southern Miss L 7-4 20-8 Large (4-2) 4085 3:05 April 1 LSU (4) W 4-0 21-8 5-2 Large (5-2) 4226 2:06 April 2 LSU (4) (CSS) L 11-2 21-9 5-3 Carter (4-2) 4518 3:00 April 3 LSU (4) (CSS) W 5-4 (13) 22-9 6-3 Davis (3-0) 4591 4:30 April 8 at Ole Miss (9) W 5-4 23-9 7-3 Robertson (5-2) 4889 2:31 April 9 at Ole Miss (9) L 12-10 23-10 7-4 Davis (3-1) 10119 3:30 April 10 at Ole Miss (9) W 12-6 24-10 8-4 Belcher (4-0) 3875 3:07 April 12 Memphis W 8-3 25-10 Copeland (1-1) 3998 2:48 April 15 at Florida (5) L 9-8 25-11 8-5 Large (5-3) 2886 3:02 April 16 at Florida (5) (FSNS) L 7-4 25-12 8-6 LeBlanc (2-2) 3643 3:16 April 17 at Florida (5) W 9-6 26-12 9-6 Robertson (5-2) 2846 3:08 April 20 Miss. Valley State W 12-6 27-12 Shields (1-0) 4042 2:52 April 22 South Carolina (8) (ACN) W 6-4 28-12 10-6 Large (6-3) 4181 2:21 April 23 South Carolina (8) FSNS) W 10-4 29-12 11-6 LeBlanc (3-2) 4452 2:23 April 24 South Carolina (8) (ACN) L 5-2 29-13 11-7 Davis (3-2) 4505 2:56 April 27 South Alabama W 9-8 30-13 Davis (4-2) 4204 3:06 April 29 Georgia (ACN) W 5-3 31-13 12-7 Carter (5-2) 4284 2:51 April 30 Georgia L 4-3 31-14 12-8 LeBlanc (3-3) 4331 2:45 May 1 Georgia (ACN) W 11-9 32-14 13-8 Davis (5-2) 4390 3:10 May 4 UAB (CSS) W 5-4 33-14 Carter (6-2) 4238 3:42 May 6 at Mississippi State L 7-3 33-15 13-9 Large (6-4) 6657 2:47 May 7 at Mississippi State W 5-3 34-15 14-9 LeBlanc (4-3) 6675 3:10 May 8 at Mississippi State L 5-3 34-16 14-10 Robertson (6-3) 6109 2:58 May 13 Arkansas (18) L 5-4 34-17 14-11 Robertson (6-4) 4386 3:16 May 14 Arkansas (18) W 5-2 35-17 15-11 Belcher (5-0) 4515 2:50 May 15 Arkansas (18) L 3-2 35-18 15-12 Carter (6-3) 4506 2:47 May 20 at Auburn L 8-1 35-19 15-13 LeBlanc (4-4) 3163 2:54 May 21 at Auburn W 8-6 36-19 16-13 Robertson (7-4) 3096 3:08 May 22 at Auburn (CSS) W 11-9 37-19 17-13 Large (7-4) 3701 3:24 May 25 %Ole Miss (16) (CSS) L 3-1 36-20 LeBlanc (4-5) 11318 2:36 May 26 %Arkansas (25) (CSS) W 5-4 38-20 Carter (7-3) 6452 2:46 May 27 %Ole Miss (16) (CSS) L 5-3 38-21 Robertson (7-5) 11519 2:56 June 3 #UL Lafayette (13) (ACN) W 7-5 39-21 LeBlanc (5-5) 3915 3:10 June 4 #at Tulane (1) (ACN) L 10-4 39-22 Carter (7-4) 4097 3:33 June 5 #UL Lafayette (13) (ACN) W 4-3 40-22 Downs (2-0) 3852 2:50 June 6 #at Tulane (1) (ACN) L 7-4 40-23 Shields (1-1) 4125 3:07

% -- SEC Tournament (Hoover Metropolitan Stadium) # -- NCAA New Orleans Regional (New Orleans, La.)

70 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama vs.All-Time Opponents

First Last Ala. First Last Ala. First Last Ala. Opponent Meeting Meeting Record Opponent Meeting Meeting Record Opponent Meeting Meeting Record ACME Roofing 1943 1943 0-1 Hawai’i 2005 2005 2-2 Pawtucket Red Sox 1992 1993 0-2 Alabama Christian 1983 1985 4-1 House of David 1930 1931 1-1 Penn State 1967 1995 2-3 Alabama State 1983 1988 5-0 Houston 1976 2003 6-6 Pensacola (Navy) 1941 1942 1-1 Alcorn State 1987 1993 11-1 Huntingdon 1967 1990 13-1 Philadelphia A’s 1910 1923 0-2 Amherst College 1907 1957 1-1 Huntsville Mfg. 1947 1947 0-1 Princeton 1996 1996 1-0 Andalusia 1950 1950 1-0 Illinois 1913 1997 19-9-3 Purdue 1939 2000 3-2 Arizona State 1983 1983 2-0 Illinois State 1991 1991 2-0 Radford 1990 1996 4-0 Arkansas 1992 2005 30-15 Indiana 1989 1989 0-1 Reynolds Metal 1948 1948 1-0 Arkansas-Little Rock 1998 1998 3-0 Indiana State 1969 1988 4-0 Rhode Island 2003 2003 2-1 Arkansas State 1969 2002 13-6 Jackson State 1980 1988 14-3 Rice 1999 2003 2-0 Auburn 1896 2005 133-108 Jacksonville State 1967 2005 18-7 Richmond 1993 1995 2-2 Auburn-Montgomery 1989 1990 2-0 Kansas State 1999 2004 2-1 Rochester, NY (IL) 1923 1923 1-0 Augusta College 1990 1990 2-0 Kentucky 1925 2005 49-26 Rollins College 1941 1957 9-10-1 Austin Peay 1994 2002 6-0 Kentucky State 1914 1914 1-1 St. Benedictine 1978 1978 1-1 Bankers (Mobile) 1906 1906 0-1 Lamar 1994 1994 0-1 St. Bernard 1964 1975 3-0 Belmont 2003 2003 1-0 Lehigh 1907 1907 1-0 St. John’s 1991 1991 1-0 Birmingham Athletics 1894 1898 6-0 Long Beach State 1998 1998 0-1 St. Louis 1994 1994 1-0 Birmingham Barons 1909 1986 7-32-1 Louisiana-Lafayette 2003 2005 3-0 St. Louis Browns 1912 1912 0-1 Birmingham College 1910 1917 9-2 Louisiana-Monroe 1991 1996 5-2 St. Paul Americans 1922 1922 0-1 Birmingham Loveman’s 1947 1947 1-0 LSU 1906 2005 187-136-3 Samford 1894 2005 82-9 Birmingham Southern 1925 2005 26-15 Louisiana Tech 1938 2004 12-2 Sewanne 1892 1922 20-6 Boston Braves 1921 1921 0-1 Louisville 1975 1994 10-2 Siena 1992 1992 2-0 1934 1934 0-1 Loveman's (Bham) 1947 1947 1-0 South Alabama 1967 2005 49-44 Green 1970 1970 1-2 Loyola Marymount 1998 1998 1-0 South Carolina 1973 2005 19-19 Bradley 1947 1950 3-1 Maine 1989 1989 1-1 South Florida 1990 1994 1-4 Brigham Young 2000 2000 2-1 Marion Institute 1904 1918 12-2 Southeast Missouri State 2002 2004 6-2 Brown 1907 1907 2-0 Marshall 1997 1997 3-0 Southeastern Louisiana 1980 2004 7-0 Butler 1994 2005 3-0 Massachusetts 2003 2003 3-0 Southern 1905 1916 4-0 Cal-State Fullerton 1998 1999 3-3 Massey’s Bus. School 1898 1898 1-0 Southern California 1997 1997 1-0 Centenary 1996 2004 6-0 McNeese State 1994 2005 3-1 Southern Illinois 1982 1982 0-2 Central Florida 1987 2001 4-5 Memphis 1971 2005 12-4 Southern Military Acad. 1920 1920 2-0 Central Foundry 1947 1949 4-1 Mercer 1905 1998 18-6-1 Southern Mississippi 1962 2005 66-23 Central of Kentucky 1902 1912 5-1 Meridian, Miss. (CSL) 1923 1923 0-0-1 Southwestern Presbyterian 1914 1925 3-1 Chattanooga 1909 1909 3-0 Miami (Florida) 1983 1999 9-6 Springhill College 1916 1973 9-4 1932 1932 0-1 Miami (Ohio) 1974 2005 6-3 Stanford 2000 2000 1-2 Cincinnati 2004 2004 3-0 Michigan 1914 1997 5-5 Stetson 1950 1996 2-1 Cincinnati Reds 1913 1918 0-2 Michigan State 1957 1994 6-2 Stillman 1971 1975 17-0 Clemson 1919 1996 11-11 Middle Tennessee St. 1981 1997 16-9 Tampa 1992 1992 1-0 1910 1927 0-3 Millsaps 1915 1916 2-2 Tennessee 1897 2003 56-25 Cleveland State 1980 1982 2-0 Minnesota 1998 2002 1-1 Tennessee State 1989 1989 2-0 College of Kentucky 1903 1906 3-3 Mississippi College 1915 1982 7-1 Tennessee Tech 1965 1994 4-0 Columbus AAF 1946 1946 2-0 Mississippi State 1896 2005 196-163-3 Texas 1899 1983 1-8 Columbus College 1981 1989 6-2 Miss. Valley State 2002 2005 5-0 Texas A&M 1995 2003 0-3 Columbus, Miss. (CSL.) 1908 1935 3-0 Mobile (Professional) 1893 1893 0-1 Texas Christian 1993 1993 0-2 Cumberland 1894 1915 13-4-2 Montevallo 1974 1980 11-2 Texas Southwestern 1913 1913 2-0 Dartmouth 1907 1907 2-0 Montgomery (Professional) 1893 1949 0-4 Toronto (IL) 1922 1922 0-2 Delta State 1974 1983 4-6 Morehead State 1980 2004 5-1 Towson State 1989 1989 1-0 Detroit Tigers 1911 1911 0-1 Murray State 1990 1996 8-1 Troy 1941 1999 12-3 Dothan 1941 1941 1-0 1933 1933 0-1 Tufts College 1907 1907 1-0 Drury, Missouri 1908 1908 3-0 Navy 1986 1999 3-0 Tulane 1897 2005 60-26 Duquesne 1997 2005 4-0 Nevada 2000 2000 2-0 Tuscaloosa (Professional) 1893 1948 4-0 Eastern Illinois 1998 1998 1-0 New Mexico 1995 1995 2-0 UAB 1974 2005 34-13 Eastern Kentucky 1991 1996 2-1 New Orleans 1984 2004 7-4 UNLV 1986 1988 2-4 Evansville 1974 1974 1-0 New York Yankees 1978 1984 0-1-1 Union 1909 1910 11-1 Faulkner 1986 1989 2-1 Niagara 1999 1999 3-0 Vanderbilt 1893 2005 73-43-2 Ferris State 1986 1986 1-0 Nicholls State 1981 2001 4-2 Virginia 1947 1996 3-0 Florida 1920 2005 48-37 North Alabama 1967 2002 18-3 Virginia Tech 1955 1967 8-3 Florida Atlantic 2002 2002 2-1 North Carolina 1923 1996 4-6 Wake Forest 1950 1996 3-0 Florida International 1991 1991 1-0 North Carolina State 1997 1998 2-1 Walker County 1948 1948 1-0 Florida Southern 1955 1955 2-0 NC Asheville 2005 2005 3-0 Washington & Lee 1910 1910 2-1 Florida State 1967 1991 1-6 NC Greensboro 1996 1996 2-1 Washington State 1950 1950 0-1 Fordham 1907 1907 1-0 Northeast Illinois 1992 1992 3-0 West Alabama 1964 2003 21-10 Fort Benning, Ga. 1922 1922 0-2 Northern Illinois 1992 1992 1-0 West Florida 1989 1995 5-2 Furman 1919 1991 4-0-1 Northwestern 1937 1941 6-3 West Virginia 1916 1990 2-2 Gadsden 1946 1946 0-1 Northwestern State 1999 2003 3-0 Western Kentucky 1979 1993 11-4 George Washington 1948 1948 1-1 Notre Dame 1976 1995 3-4 Western Michigan 1990 1995 3-1 Georgia 1904 2005 54-60-2 Oglethorpe 1919 1924 6-3 Wichita State 1997 1997 1-0 Georgia Southern 1980 2002 13-6 Ohio State 1924 1991 10-4 Williams College 1907 1907 1-0 Georgia State 1992 2002 4-0 Ohio University 1972 1972 1-0-1 Winthrop 1995 2001 5-2 Georgia Tech 1904 1996 30-28-1 Oklahoma 2001 2002 4-0 Wisconsin 1923 1950 1-1 Goodyear (Gadsden) 1936 1936 1-0 Oklahoma State 1996 1999 2-0 Xaiver 1982 1982 1-0 Greensboro 1894 1915 4-1 Old Dominion 1988 1988 1-0 Yale 1921 1956 3-3 Gulf Coast Red Sox 1994 1994 1-0 Ole Miss 1895 2005 185-128-1 Owenton 1908 1908 3-0 2006 Opponents listed in BOLDAFCE.

71 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Bama Baseball Through the Years GAMES PLAYED: 3,483 WON: 2,180 LOST: 1,279 TIED: 23 WINNING PCT.: .629

Year Coach Overall SEC Honors 1892 Shelby Fletcher (Mgr.) 1-0 1st Game: July 1, 1892 1893 W.M. Walker (Mgr.) 4-6-1 1894 J.H. Lyons (Mgr.) 10-3 1895 J.F. Jenkins (Mgr.) 9-3 1896 5-5 1897 “Kid” Peeples 10-0 1898 Joseph Black (Mgr.) 2-3 1899 F.C. Owen (Mgr.) 3-6 1900 Ardis Smith 9-3 1901 Thomas Stouch 9-3 1902 Thomas Stouch 7-1 1903 Thomas Stouch 15-3 1904 Thomas Stouch 12-10 1905 Thomas Stouch 6-8-1 1906 Schwartz 4-16-1 1907 J.W.H. Pollard 21-7 1908 J.W.H. Pollard 14-4 1909 J.W.H. Pollard 19-3 SIAA Champions 1910 J.W.H. Pollard 12-8-1 1911 Guy S. Lowman 12-5 1912 D.V. Graves 16-6 1913 D.V. Graves 22-7 SIAA Champions 1914 D.V. Graves 11-13 1915 D.V. Graves 17-4-1 SIAA Champions 1916 Loonie Noojin 12-10 1917 Loonie Noojin 14-2 SIAA Champions 1918 Loonie Noojin 13-4 SIAA Champions 1919 Loonie Noojin 16-2 SIAA Champions 1920 Gordon Lewis 15-2 SIAA Champions 1921 Charles Bernier 7-12-1 1922 Charles Bernier 7-16-2 1923 Charles Bernier 14-7-1 1924 17-6 1925 Wallace Wade 21-6 1926 Wallace Wade 10-12-1 1927 Wallace Wade 13-8-1 1928 12-7-2 1929 11-8-2 1930 Jess Neely 17-7 Champs 1931 Sam Hinton 13-5-1 1932 Sam Hinton 10-2-1 Southern Conference Champs 1933 J.B. Whitworth 8-6 4-6 1934 J.B. Whitworth 13-5 13-3 SEC Champions 1935 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 12-2 10-2 SEC Champions 1936 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 10-3-1 7-3-1 SEC Champions 1937 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 12-4 8-2 1938 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 13-2 9-2 SEC Champions 1939 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 10-10 4-8 1940 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 14-2 12-1 SEC Champions 1941 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 19-2-1 13-2 SEC Champions 1942 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 10-2 9-1 SEC Champions 1943 Paul Burnham 12-6 9-4 1944 NO TEAM DUE TO WORLD WAR II 1945 NO TEAM DUE TO WORLD WAR II 1946 Millard “Dixie” Howell 13-7 11-4

72 Year Coach Overall SEC Honors 1947 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 20-7 11-3 SEC Champions; NCAA District III Playoffs 1948 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 18-11 11-5 NCAA District III Playoffs 1949 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 14-8 14-4 1950 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 22-12 12-4 SEC Champions; NCAA Distrcit III Champs; CWS (T5th) 1951 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 17-5-1 14-4-1 1952 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 13-11 11-8 1953 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 10-9 8-9 1954 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 10-7 8-7 1955 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 23-6 16-2 SEC Champions; NCAA District III Playoffs 1956 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 18-7 15-5 1957 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 18-8 13-5 SEC West Champions 1958 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 14-7 11-5 SEC West Champions 1959 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 8-7 8-5 1960 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 11-7 9-6 1961 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 12-9 6-9 1962 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 16-10-1 8-7-1 1963 Tilden “Happy” Campbell 11-10 7-8 1964 Joe Sewell 10-10 6-8 1965 Joe Sewell 12-12 6-10 1966 Joe Sewell 13-7 6-6 1967 Joe Sewell 23-21 10-8 1968 Joe Sewell 24-14 11-8 SEC Champions; NCAA District III Playoffs 1969 Joe Sewell 24-15 8-9 1970 Hayden Riley 10-22 5-11 1971 Hayden Riley 19-25 6-12 1972 Hayden Riley 21-14-1 7-11 1973 Hayden Riley 22-14 12-4 SEC Western Division Champions 1974 Hayden Riley 37-16 10-5 SEC Western Division Champions 1975 Hayden Riley 34-32 9-13 1976 Hayden Riley 25-18 10-11 1977 Hayden Riley 27-18 10-9 1978 Hayden Riley 23-20 10-11 1979 Hayden Riley 18-27 4-17 1980 Barry Shollenberger 18-28 8-13 1981 Barry Shollenberger 41-15-1 17-6-1 SEC Western Division Champions 1982 Barry Shollenberger 32-21 12-10 1983 Barry Shollenberger 46-11 14-7 SEC Champions; South Region Champs; CWS Runner-Up 1984 Barry Shollenberger 35-18 12-10 1985 Barry Shollenberger 30-23 10-14 1986 Barry Shollenberger 43-20 18-9 NCAA Atlantic Region 1987 Barry Shollenberger 25-26 11-14 1988 Barry Shollenberger 27-26 9-17 1989 Barry Shollenberger 32-24 15-11 1990 Barry Shollenberger 34-21 10-13 1991 Barry Shollenberger 42-20 14-11 NCAA Atlantic Region 1992 Barry Shollenberger 34-21 8-16 1993 Barry Shollenberger 27-25 9-15 1994 Barry Shollenberger 21-35 4-22 1995 Jim Wells 42-23 18-11 SEC Western Division Tourney Champion; NCAA East Region Runner-up 1996 Jim Wells 50-19 20-10 SEC Champions; SEC Tourney Champs; South I Regional Champions; College World Series (T5th Place) 1997 Jim Wells 56-14 20-9 SEC Tournament Champions; NCAA South II Regional Champions; College World Series Runner-up 1998 Jim Wells 46-18 19-9 NCAA West Regional Runner-up 1999 Jim Wells 53-16 21-9 SEC Tournament Champions; NCAA Regional Champions; Super Regional Champions; College World Series (4th Place) 2000 Jim Wells 41-24 16-14 NCAA Regional Runner-up 2001 Jim Wells 32-23 15-15 2002 Jim Wells 51-15 20-10 Hormel Foods Classic Champions; SEC Western Division Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Participant 2003 Jim Wells 38-24 14-16 Minute Maid Park Classic Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; NCAA College Station Regional Participant 2004 Jim Wells 29-26 10-20 2005 Jim Wells 40-23 17-13 NCAA New Orleans Regional Runneup; SEC Tournament (T5th Place) SEC CHAMPIONS LISTED IN BOLDFACE

73 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL All-Time Coaching Records/Records by Decade

Alabama Record by Decades Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct. 1892-99 70 44 26 1 .627 1900-09 176 116 58 2 .665 1910-19 208 145 61 2 .700 1920-29 221 127 84 10 .597 1930-39 167 118 46 3 .716 1940-49 166 120 45 1 .726 1950-59 233 153 79 1 .659 1960-69 272 156 115 1 .575 1970-79 443 236 206 1 .533 1980-89 542 329 212 1 .608 1990-99 617 405 212 0 .656 2000-04 366 231 135 0 .631 Totals 3,482 2,180 1,279 29 .629 Alabama SEC Record by Decades Alabama Coaches Overall Records Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct. Coach Years Record .PCT 1933-39 82 55 26 1 .691 Shelby Fletcher 1892 1-0 1.000 1940-49 114 90 24 0 .789 W.M. Walker 1893 4-6-1 .409 1950-59 171 116 54 1 .681 J.H. Lyons 1894 10-3 .769 1960-69 157 77 79 1 .490 J.F. Jenkins 1895 9-3 .750 1970-79 187 83 104 0 .444 Eli Abbott 1896 5-5 .500 1980-89 238 126 111 1 .532 “Kid” Peeples 1897 10-0 1.000 1990-99 268 143 125 0 .534 Joseph Black 1898 2-3 .400 2000-04 180 92 88 0 .511 F.C. Owen 1899 3-6 .333 Totals 1,397 783 610 4 .562 Ardis Smith 1900 9-3 .750 Thomas Stouch 1901-05 49-25-1 .660 *From 1993-95, the Southeastern Conference counted all SEC post-sea- Schwartz 1906 4-16-1 .214 son games towards the final regular-season standings. J.W.H. Pollard 1907-10 66-22-1 .747 Guy S. Lowman 1911 12-5 .706 D.V. Graves 1912-15 66-30-1 .686 Alabama Winning Streaks Loonie Noojin 1916-19 55-18 .753 Rank Streak Year Description Gordon Lewis 1920 15-2 .882 1. 16 1999 Games 51-66 (May 7-June 10) Charles Bernier 1921-23 28-35-4 .448 2. 15 1997 First 15 Games of Season Wallace Wade 1924-27 61-32-2 .653 15 1983 Games 40-54 Hank Crisp 1928 12-7-2 .619 15 1909 Games 2-16 Jess Neely 1929-30 28-15-2 .644 5. 13 1984 Games 4-16 Sam Hinton 1931-32 23-7-2 .750 13 1966-67 Last 8 Games of 1966- J.B. Whitworth 1933-34 21-11 .656 First 5 Games of 1967 Tilden Campbell 1935-42 13 1940 Games 2-14 1947-63 355-168-4 .677 8. 12 1941 Last 12 Games of Season Paul Burnham 1943 12-6 .667 12 1913 Games 16-27 1946 13-7 .650 10. 11 1988 First 11 Games of Season Joe Sewell 1964-69 106-79 .573 11 1974 Games 25-35 Hayden Riley 1970-79 236-206-1 .533 Barry Shollenberger 1980-94 487-334-1 .593 Jim Wells 1995-05 478-225 .680 Alabama Losing Streaks Rank Streak Year Description 1. 9 1906 Games 4-12 Alabama Coaches SEC Records 2. 8 1989 Games 25-32 8* 1962 Games 10-17 (Includes one tie) COACH YEARS RECORD PCT 4. 7 2003 Games 47-53 J.B. Whitworth 1933-34 18-8-0 .692 7 1994 Games 22-28 Tilden Campbell 1935-42 7 1990 Games 37-43 1947-63 265-117-3 .692 7 1988 Games 14-20 Paul Burnham 1943 9-4 .692 7. 6 1979 Games 36-41 Dixie Howell 1946 10-5 .667 6^ 1922 Games 8-13 (Includes one tie) Joe Sewell 1964-69 47-49 .490 9. 5 Several Times; Last: 1994 (Games 2-6) Hayden Riley 1970-79 83-104 .444 Barry Shollenberger 1980-94 171-188-1 .476 Jim Wells 1995-04 210-136 .607

74 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Miscellaneous Alabama Records

ALABAMA PERFECT GAMES MOST RUNS SCORED (1) — Al Drumheller, John Collins and Brett Sullenberger Rk Runs Game Alabama in the Polls (6 Innings) at South Florida (March 31, 1993) 1. 38 B’ham Athletics, 38-2 (1894) (Final Rankings Since 1959) 2. 36 Howard, 36-2 (1894) OPPONENT PERFECT GAMES 3. 35 Georgia Southern,35-11 (1984) BASEBALL AMERICA Bruce Baudier, LSU vs. Alabama (1967) 4. 30 UAB, 30-4 (1999) 1981 17th 1983 2nd 30 Ole Miss, 30-6 (1902) 1986 25th ALABAMA NO-HITTERS 6. 29 Miss. State, 20-10 (1943) 1991 24th 1. Melford Pratt vs. Mercer (5-2-13) 7. 28 LSU, 28-5 (1932) 1995 14th 2. Merritt Wilke at Tennessee (5-3-17) 28 LSU, 28-2 (1997) 1996 4th 3. Eddie Owcar at Ole Miss (4-24-42) 9. 27 Niagara, 27-0 (1999) 1997 2nd 4. *Grady Elmore at Southern Miss (3-20-65) 27 Kansas State, 27-5 (1999) 1998 12th 5. * Vince Barrantine at Auburn (3-22-81) 27 Central Foundry, 27-6 (1947) 1999 4th 6. *Gordie Hershiser, Paul Mirocke 27 Samford, 27-3 (1960) 2000 24th and Greg Hibbard vs. Jackson State (2-27-85) 2002 13th MOST RUNS ALLOWED 2005 20th OPPONENT NO-HITTERS Rk Runs Game (1) *Robert Earl Siedell Ole Miss (1962) 1. 27 Florida, 27-3 (1989) COLLEGIATE BASEBALL * — Denotes 7-inning game. 27 Vanderbilt, 27-8 (1988) 1968 21st 3. 24 Birmingham Barons, 24-5 (1950) 1983 2nd HOMERED IN FIRST AT-BAT 4. 23 Birmingham Barons, 23-5 (1950) 1986 21st 1. Bill Oakley vs. LSU (3-18-79) 5. 21 Tennessee, 21-9 (2000) 1991 25th 2. Craig Shipley vs. South Alabama (2-28-82) 21 Tennessee, 21-9 (1999) 1995 14th 3. Brett Taft vs. South Alabama (2-23-93) 21 Auburn, 21-8 (1989) 1996 5th 1997 2nd 4. Jeremy Brown vs. Houston (2-12-99) 8. 20 Birmingham Barons, 20-8 (1925) 1998 16th 5. Aaron Clark vs. BYU (2-10-00) 20 Georgia Southern, 20-11 (1980) 1999 4th 10. 19 Vanderbilt, 19-16 (1992) 2000 27th FANS ONLY NETWORK ALL-TIME TEAM (1999) 19 Auburn, 19-11 (1991) 2002 16th C — Matt Frick, 1997-98 19 Georgia, 19-2 (1906) 2005 20th 1B — David Magadan, 1981-83 19 Tennessee, 19-3 (1903) 2B — Joe Caruso, 1994-97 BASEBALL WEEKLY/ESPN SS — Craig Shipley, 1983-84 LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY COACHES 3B — Butch Hobson, 1971-73 Rk Runs Game 1995 15th OF — G.W. Keller, 1997-99 1. 36 B’ham Athletics, 38-2 (1894) 1996 6th OF — Roberto Vaz, 1997 2. 34 Howard, 36-2 (1894) 1997 2nd OF — Fred Sington, 1933-35 3. 27 Niagara, 27-0 (1999) 1998 9th SP — Tim Young, 1995-96 4. 26 UAB, 30-4 (1999) 1999 4th RP — Jarrod Kingrey, 1997-98 26 LSU, 28-2 (1997) 2000 22nd 6. 24 Georgia Southern, 35-11 (1984) 2002 12th MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT BEING SHUTOUT 24 Samford, 27-3 (1960) 2005 24th 1. 273 (1996-2000) 24 Ole Miss, 30-6 (1902) 2. 199 (1930-1941) 9. 23 LSU, 28-5 (1932) NCBWA 2002 16th 3. 125 (1980-1982) 10. 22 Kansas State, 27-5 (1999) 2003 34th 4. 109 (1922-1926) 22 Ole Miss, 22-0 (1902) 2005 20th 5. 104 (1977-1979) LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT MOST DOUBLE PLAYS (SEASON) Rk Runs Game 1. 81 (1997) 1. 24 Florida, 27-3 (1989) 2. 69 (1998) 2. 19 Vanderbilt, 27-8 (1988) 3. 67 (2000) 19 Birmingham Barons, 24-4 (1950) 4. 63 (1990) 4. 18 Birmingham Barons, 23-5 (1950) 63 (1995) 5. 17 Georgia, 17-0 (1908) 63 (1996) 17 Georgia, 19-2 (1906) 8. 61 (1986) 7. 16 Philadelphia A’s, 16-0 (1910) 9. 54 (1992) 8. 15 Miss. State, 15-0 (1982) 54 (1983) 9. 14 Miami, 15-1 (1996) 14 Miami, 14-0 (1986) 14 Ohio State, 15-1 (1977) 14 Miss. State, 19-5 (1963)

75 Miscellaneous Alabama Records (continued)

ALABAMA AS NUMBER-ONE RANKED TEAM ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE RECORDS Alabama has compiled a 13-5 (.722) overall All Games record as the nation’s No. 1 ranked team. 24,859 vs. Miami (CWS) (6-12-99) Alabama earned its first-ever No. 1 ranking enter- 24,401 vs. LSU (CWS) (6-7-97) ing the 1996 College World Series, but finished 23,286 vs. Miami (CWS) (6-2-96) tied for fifth with Florida State. In 1997, Alabama 23,267 vs. Oklahoma State (CWS) (6-10-99) was ranked No. 1 throughout the post-season and 22,640 vs. Miss. State. (CWS) (5-31-97) went to Omaha as the top seed. In addition, 22,155 vs. Rice (CWS) (6-15-99) Alabama was the first team in CWS history to be 21,868 vs. Clemson (CWS) (6-4-96) the No.1 seed in back-to-back seasons (1996-97). 20,991 vs. Miss. State (CWS) (6-3-97) 20,016 vs. Miami (CWS) (6-2-97) Alabama 7, Oklahoma State 5 (5-31-96) 18,207 vs. Oklahoma State (CWS) (5-31-96) Miami 15, Alabama 1 (6-2-96) 16,305 vs. Miami (CWS) (6-5-97) Clemson 14, Alabama 13 (6-4-96) 16,303 vs. Miami (CWS) (6-16-99) Alabama 16, Miss. State 3 (5-15-97) Alabama 13, Florida 6 (5-16-97) Road Games LSU 12, Alabama 7 (5-17-97) 12,189 at Tulane (2-19-94) Alabama 6, Florida 3 (5-17-96) 11,246 at New Orleans (2-18-94) Alabama 12, LSU 2 (5-18-96) 10,050 at Miss. State (4-8-99) Alabama 8, Troy State 5 (5-22-97) 9,289 at Miss. State (4-19-97) Alabama 6, Wichita State 2 (5-23-97) 8,514 at Miss. State (DH) (5-6-89) Alabama 6, NC State 3 (5-24-97) 7,896 at LSU (5-13-00) Alabama 9, Southern Cal 8 (10) (5-25-97) 7,862 at LSU (5-12-00) Alabama 3, Miss. State 2 (5-31-97) 7,474 at LSU (5-14-00) Miami 6, Alabama 1 (6-2-97) 7,166 Alabama at Miss. State (4-7-99) Alabama 9, Miss. State 5 (6-3-97) 6,981 Alabama at LSU (4-19-98) Alabama 8, Miami 6 (6-5-97) Alabama 8, Miami 2 (6-6-97) State of Alabama LSU 13, Alabama 6 (6-7-97) 16,165 Alabama vs. Arkansas (5-23-99) 14,427 Alabama vs. Auburn (5-23-03) Joe Vitiello was Alabama’s last two-time Triple ALABAMA VS. NUMBER-ONE RANKED TEAM 14,390 Alabama vs. Auburn (5-13-98) Crown winner, earning the award in 1990 and 1991. The Crimson Tide has played 19 games against 13,367 Alabama vs. S. Carolina (5-26-02) the nation’s top ranked team, posting a 9-10 12,673 Alabama vs. Auburn (5-24-03) OUTFIELD ASSISTS (SEASON) (.474) ledger. Alabama played at No. 1 Tulane 11,705 Alabama vs. LSU (5-25-03) 1. Ted Williams, 1986 9 during the 2005 NCAA New Orleans Regional. 11,519 Alabama vs. Ole Miss (5-27-05) Mike Twardoski, 1985 9 Alabama lost both meetings with the Green Wave. 11,318 Alabama vs. Ole Miss (5-25-05) Ronnie Hardin, 1971 9 In addition, the Tide has won four straight regular- 11,129 Alabama vs. Miss. State (5-22-99) 4. Scott McClanahan, 2002 8 season series against the nation’s top-ranked 10,721 Alabama vs. Miss. State (5-20-99) Scott McClanahan, 2000 8 team, including wins of Miami (1985), Miss. State 10,612 Auburn vs. Arkansas (5-17-98) Cary Williams, 1989 8 (1989), Auburn (1995) and LSU (1997). 10,410 Alabama vs. Auburn (5-14-98) 6. Rusty Barton, 1982 7 10,142 Alabama vs. Auburn (5-11-96) Larry Mims, 1975 7 Texas 6, Alabama 4 (6-9-83) 10,907 Alabama vs. Florida (5-25-02) 8. Peter Stonard, 2001 6 Texas 4, Alabama 3 (6-11-83) 10,263 Alabama vs. Florida (5-23-02) Darren Wood, 2000 6 Miami 14, Alabama 10 (5-3-85) Kurt Prewitt, 1986 6 Alabama 12, Miami 6 (5-4-85) TRIPLE CROWN WINNERS David Fowke, 1980 6 Alabama 11, Miami 7 (5-5-85) Year Player, Pos. AVG-HR-RBI Johnny Wright, 1978 6 Alabama 15, Miss. State 8 (5-6-89) (DH) 1946 Herb Chapman, OF .368-3-29 Terry DuBose, 1971 6 Miss. State 4, Alabama 3 (8) (5-6-89) (DH) 1947 Herb Chapman, OF .322-3-17 Bill Walker, 1957 6 Alabama 5, Miss. State 4 (15) (5-7-89) 1950 Ed White, OF .447-7-17 Alabama 10, Auburn 5 (5-12-95) 1955 Bobby Hunt, OF .439-3-32 OUTFIELD ASSISTS (CAREER) Auburn 3, Alabama 1 (5-13-95) 1959 Ken Chapman, OF .469-3-16 1. S. McClanahan, 1999-01 22 Alabama 7, Auburn 4 (5-14-95) 1966 J. McCorquodale, 1B .355-3-14 2. Rusty Barton, 1979-82 14 Alabama 6, LSU 2 (5-9-97) 1968 Stan Moss, 3B .342-7-26 3. Mike Twardoski, 1985-86 13 Alabama 28, LSU 2 (5-10-97) 1977 Jeff Tillman, DH .336-7-37 Ted Williams, 1984-86 13 LSU 6, Alabama 4 (5-11-97) 1985 Doug Duke, C .388-22-67 5. Darren Wood, 1998-2000 10 Miami 8, Alabama 1 (6-13-99) 1987 Deron White, OF .347-11-47 Kurt Prewitt, 1985-86 10 Alabama 6, Rice 5 (6-15-99) 1988 Jason Bridges, OF .351-12-43 David Fowke, 1980-81 10 Miami 5, Alabama 2 (6-16-99) 1989 Cary Williams, OF .367-16-61 8. G.W. Keller, 1997-99 9 Tulane 10, Alabama 4 (6-4-05) 1990 Joe Vitiello, 1B/DH .364-16-53 Dustan Mohr, 1995-97 9 Tulane 7, Alabama 4 (6-6-05) 1991 Joe Vitiello, 1B/DH .395-11-67 Ronnie Hardin, 1971-72 9 1993 Al Drumheller, DH .323-8-38 Dale Rice, 1956-58 9

76 Miscellaneous Alabama Records (continued) GRAND SLAMS (Since 1983) 2005 Evan Bush vs. McNeese State (3-6-05) Allen Rice vs. Ole Miss (4-10-05) Evan Bush vs. Georgia (4-29-05) 2004 Mark Haske vs. S Carolina (4-24-04) 2003 Beau Hearod vs. SE Missouri (2-23) Beau Hearod vs. UMass (3-9) Zac Welch vs. South Alabama (4-16) Beau Hearod vs. (4-23) 2002 Jeremy Brown at USC (3-29) Brent Boyd vs. Ole Miss (4-20) Grant Redding vs. Miss. St. (5-12) Travis Garner vs. Florida (5-25) 2001 Beau Hearod vs. Miami, Ohio (2-18) Brent Boyd vs. APSU (2-28) Beau Hearod vs. Vandy (3-10) Aaron Clark vs. Kentucky (3-18) 2000 Brent Boyd vs. BYU (2-10) Rock Mills vs. C. Florida (2-26) Ben King vs. Nevada (5-26) S. McClanahan at Stanford (5-27) Jeremy Brown at Stanford (5-28) 1999 Jayson Cox vs. Niagara (3-5) G.W. Keller at Tennessee (3-12) Andy Phillips vs. Kansas St. (3-23) Jeremy Brown vs. Vanderbilt (5-9) 1998 G.W. Keller vs. Nicholls St. (2-18) Andy Phillips vs. La. Tech (2-23) Matt Frick vs. Ole Miss (4-24) 1997 Dustan Mohr vs. Michigan (2-21) Roberto Vaz vs. MTSU (2-25) Joe Caruso vs. Georgia (3-7) Robbie Tucker at Florida (3-15) Roberto Vaz at Auburn (4-12) Andy Phillips vs. West Ala. (4-23) Roberto Vaz (5-9) 1996 Rusty Loflin vs. UNC G’boro (3-3) Joe Caruso vs. S. Alabama (5-24) Brett Taft vs. Clemson (6-4) 1994 Kevin Nichols vs. Alcorn St. (4-5) Anthony Box vs. Samford (5-3) 1993 Brett Taft at Vanderbilt (4-3) G.W. Keller, Roberto Vaz, Dustan Mohr and Robbie Tucker earned the distinction as the only foursome in NCAA 1992 Juan DeBrand vs. Alcorn St. (2-18) history to each hit 20 or more home runs in a single season. Alabama hit a school record 160 home runs in 1997. Brad Oliver vs. MTSU (3-15) Juan DeBrand vs. MTSU (3-15) 1991 Matt Allen vs. Illinois State (3-3) Mike Pitisci vs. Auburn (4-23) NCAA RECORD HOLDERS Mick Kerns vs. Murray State (4-10) Frank Velleggia at Memphis (5-25) The 1997 Crimson Tide baseball team is the only (Inside the Park) Ted McClendon vs. Miss. St. (5-7) team in NCAA history to have four players with 20 1990 Matt Allen vs. Auburn (4-24) 1983 David Magadan vs. Columbus College or more home runs in a single-season. The 1989 Mick Kerns vs. Tennessee (3-11) (5-4-83) Crimson Tide currently holds five NCAA records. Cary Williams vs. Samford (4-17) Allan Stallings at Auburn (5-8) The complete listing is as follows. Phillip Doyle vs. Miss. State (5-12) 1988 Hunter Plott at Vanderbilt (4-17) NCAA CHAMPIONS Most Players with 20 or More Home Runs Tim Butt vs. Auburn (4-24) Alabama has had four statistical national champi- 4 — by ALABAMA (1997) 1987 None ons in its baseball history. The 1997 Alabama Dustan Mohr (25), Roberto Vaz (22), 1986 Mike Wiggins vs. W. Kentucky (2-21) team won the national championship for the high- G.W. Keller (21) and Robbie Tucker (20). Kurt Prewitt vs. Ferris State (3-4) est slugging percentage, while pitchers Bobby Mike Twardoski vs. LSU (3-22) Sprowl and Alan Dunn led the nation in strikeouts Most Consecutive Hits (Game) Doug Duke vs. Ole Miss (4-27) per nine innings. Bret Elbin led the nation in runs 8 — by ALABAMA vs. Samford (4-17-91) Doug Duke vs. Auburn (5-6) scored per game during the Crimson Tide’s Doug Duke vs. S. Carolina (5-25) College World Series run during the 1983 season. Most Times Hit by Pitch (Game) 1985 Tim Sims at Jackson State (3-12) 4 — by Jerry Shelton vs. Morehead St. (2-16-92) Ted McClendon at Jackson St. (3-13) Highest Slugging Percentage 1984 Mike Pitisci vs. Ala. Christian (2-28) .621, by ALABAMA (1997, 1,571 Total Bases) Most Grand Slams (Season) Mike Pitisci at Southern Miss (3-7) 6 — by Mike Pitisci (1984) Allan Stallings at UNO (3-14) Most Runs Scored (Per Game) Mike Pitisci at UNO (3-15) 1.63, by Bret Elbin (1983, 54 Games, 88 Runs) Most Grand Slams (Career) Mike Pitisci vs. Clemson (3-21) 6 — by Mike Pitisci (1984) Mike Pitisci vs. Fla. State (3-23) Most Strikeouts (Per 9 Innings) Kyle Bryan at Ga. Southern (3-28) 11.5 by Bobby Sprowl (1977, 92 IP/115 K) Frank Velleggia vs. Memphis (4-4) 12.6 by Alan Dunn (1981, 44 IP/62 K)

77 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL All-Time Extra Inning Results - 59-52-3 (.531)

1893 1971 1990 (0-3) Alabama 2, Vanderbilt 2 (16) (TIE) Alabama 6, Miss. State 5 (10) Middle Tennessee State 5, Alabama 4 (10) Georgia 4, Alabama 3 (DH) (8) 1896 1974 UAB 6, Alabama 4 (10) (Hoover Met) Alabama 9, Sewanee 8 (13) Southern Miss 3, Alabama 2 (DH) (8) 1992 (1-1) 1914 1975 (1-1) Samford 5, Alabama 4 (10) Alabama 2, Cumberland 1 (14) Alabama 3, Southern Miss 2 (DH) (11) Alabama 11, Miss. State 10 (14) Kentucky 5, Alabama 4 (DH) (8) 1916 1993 Alabama 4, Georgia 3 (10) 1976 Alabama 3, Ole Miss 2 (13) Alabama 5, Southern Miss 2 (10) 1919 1994 Alabama 2, LSU 1 (10) 1979 Alabama 2, UAB 1 (11) South Alabama 9, Alabama 8 (10) Ole Miss 5, Alabama 4 (11) 1924 Alabama 5, Ohio State 4 (10) 1980 1995 (3-1) Ole Miss 5, Alabama 4 (DH) (13) Alabama 2, Middle Tennessee State 1 (11) 1925 (1-1) NE Louisiana 8, Alabama 6 (13) Alabama 6, Birmingham Barons 5 (10) 1981 Alabama 5, Florida 4 (10) Miss. State 4, Alabama 3 (10) Alabama 4, South Alabama 3 (10) Alabama 7, LSU 6 (11) 1935 (2-0) 1982 (3-3) 1996 (2-1) Alabama 2, Ole Miss 1 (10) Alabama 8, Auburn 7 (10) Alabama 6, Georgia 4 (12) Alabama 3, Ole Miss 2 (12) Alabama 11, Auburn 10 (DH) (8) Eastern Kentucky 8, Alabama 7 (10) Alabama 6, Ole Miss 2 (DH) (8) Alabama 3, Tennessee 1 (SEC) (14) 1941 (1-0-1) Memphis State 10, Alabama 9 (10) Alabama 3, Rollins College 3 (13) (TIE) LSU 8, Alabama 7 (DH) (8) 1997 (3-1) Alabama 11, Ole Miss 10 (14) Auburn 8, Alabama 7 (DH) (8) Alabama 6, Florida 4 (10) Alabama 12, Auburn 11 (11) 1947 (3-0) 1983 (1-1) Alabama 4, Ole Miss 3 (10) Miss. State 11, Alabama 10 (10) Alabama 6, Arizona State 5 (CWS) (11) Alabama 9, Southern California 8 (NCAA) (10) Alabama 9, Georgia 6 (10) Texas 6, Alabama 4 (CWS) (10) Alabama 6, Georgia 3 (11) 1998 (1-1) 1984 (1-3) 1949 (2-0) South Carolina 11, Alabama 10 (11) Alabama 5, Ole Miss 2 (DH) (10) Alabama 12, Miss. State 10 (10) Alabama 6, Ole Miss 5 (10) Miss. State 5, Alabama 2 (DH) (10) Alabama 4, Ole Miss 3 (10) Ole Miss 8, Alabama 7 (DH) (8)] 1999 (1-1) Kentucky 8, Alabama 4 (SEC) (10) 1951 Houston 9, Alabama 5 (10) Alabama 12, Florida 10 (10) Alabama 3, Ole Miss 3 (10) (TIE) 1985 (4-1) Alabama 4, Southern Miss 3 (13) 1952 (2-3) 2000 (3-0) Alabama 11, Ole Miss 9 (DH) (9) Alabama 6, Southern Miss 5 (10) Rollins College 5, Alabama 4 (10) Alabama 8, Kentucky 6 (11) Alabama 3, Miss. State 2 (11) Alabama 7, Tennessee 6 (11) Clemson 5, Alabama 4 (DH) (8) Alabama 8, Southern Miss 6 (11) Ole Miss 4, Alabama 2 (10) Alabama 6, Miss. State 5 (DH) (10) Auburn 10, Alabama 8 (10) 2001 (0-3) Alabama 3, Kentucky 2 (10) 1986 (6-2) Winthrop 4, Alabama 3 (10) Alabama 3, Florida 2 (DH) (12) 1958 Vanderbilt 7, Alabama 6 (10) Alabama 14, Kentucky 12 (DH) (9) Auburn 5, Alabama 4 (10) Auburn 3, Alabama 2 (SEC) (13) Alabama 19, Kentucky 7 (DH) (8) 1962 LSU 6, Alabama 5 (10) 2002 (1-1) Alabama 7, Auburn 6 (10) LSU 8, Alabama 6 (DH) (9) Alabama 10, South Carolina 6 (13) Alabama 5, LSU 4 (DH) (9) Georgia 8, Alabama 7 (11) 1963 Alabama 3, Huntingdon 2 (10 Ole Miss 8, Alabama 7 (14) Alabama 8, Auburn 7 (SEC) (11) 2004 (0-3) South Carolina 1, Alabama 0 (10) 1964 1987 (0-5) LSU 2, Alabama 1 (8) Tulane 3, Alabama 2 (DH) (8) South Alabama 9, Alabama 8 (12) Kentucky 9, Alabama 8 (12) New Orleans 6, Alabama 5 (10) 1966 (1-1) Kentucky 11, Alabama 8 (DH) (8) 2005 (0-3) Miss. State 2, Alabama 1 (14) Jackson State 3, Alabama 2 (10) Miami (Ohio) 11, Alabama 10 (10) Alabama 5, Ole Miss 4 (10) Georgia 8, Alabama 7 (12) Vanderbilt 4, Alabama 3 (13) Alabama 5, LSU 4 (13) 1968 (2-0) 1988 Alabama 2, Southern Miss 1 (11) Auburn 3, Alabama 1 (11) (Huntsville) LONGEST EXTRA INNING GAMES Alabama 3, Ole Miss 2 (DH) (9) 16 -- Alabama 2, Vanderbilt 2 (1893) 1989 (3-2) 15 -- Miss. State 2, Alabama 1 (1969) 1969 (0-2) South Alabama 8, Alabama 6 (10) 15 -- Alabama 5, Miss. State 4 (1989) Miss. State 4, Alabama 3 (12) Alabama 5, Kentucky 4 (DH) (11) 14 -- Alabama 2, Cumberland 1 (1914) Miss. State 2, Alabama 1 (15) Alabama 7, Auburn 5 (12) 14 -- Alabama 11, Ole Miss 10 (1941) Miss. State 4, Alabama 3 (DH) (8) 14 -- Miss. State 2, Alabama 1 (1966) 1970 Alabama 5, Miss. State 4 (15) 14 -- Alabama 11, Ole Miss 10 (1992) Auburn 3, Alabama 2 (11) 14 -- Alabama 3, Tennessee 1 (1996)

78 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL All-Time Television Results - 104-67 (.608)

1981 (2-0) Auburn 11, Alabama 8 (SEC) (ACN) Alabama 13, South Carolina 2 (FOX SportsNet) Alabama 4, Ole Miss 3 (ESPN - TD) Alabama 8, Kentucky 3 (SEC) (ACN) Alabama 7, South Carolina 5 (CSSE) Alabama 9, Southern Miss 5 (ESPN - TD) Alabama 3, Florida 2 (SEC) (FOX SS) Alabama 8, Southern Miss 4 (CSSE) Alabama 4, Auburn 3 (SEC) (FOX SS) Alabama 9, Georgia 3 (CSSE) 1983 (3-2) Alabama 9, Georgia 3 (CSSE - TD) Alabama 6, Arizona State 5 (ESPN) (CWS) 1999 (29-7) Georgia 8, Alabama 1 (CSSE) Alabama 6, Michigan 5 (ESPN) (CWS) Cal State Fullerton 5, Alabama 2 (ACN) UAB 6, Alabama 5 (Comcast) Texas 6, Alabama 4 (ESPN - TD) (CWS) Alabama 5, Cal State Fullerton 4 (ACN) Auburn 5, Alabama 4 (10) (CSSE) Alabama 6, Arizona State 0 (ESPN) (CWS) Alabama 7, Cal State Fullerton 6 (ACN) Auburn 7, Alabama 5 (FOX SportsNet) Texas 4, Alabama 3 (ESPN) (CWS) Alabama 14, Niagara 3 (ACN) Auburn 10, Alabama 5 (CSSE) Alabama 8, Georgia 2 (ACN) LSU 4, Alabama 2 (CSSE) 1984 (0-1) Alabama 4, Georgia 2 (ACN) LSU 8, Alabama 7 (CSSE - TD) Miss. State 8, Alabama 4 (ESPN) Alabama 9, Georgia 8 (ACN) LSU 8, Alabama 3 (CSSE) Alabama 17, Kansas State 5 (ACN) Alabama 11, Arkansas 6 (CSSE) 1985 (2-2) Alabama 9, Kansas State 8 (ACN) Alabama 10, Arkansas 9 (CSSE - TD) Auburn 10, Alabama 6 (WDBB) at Auburn 15, Alabama 4 (ACN) Alabama 8, Arkansas 6 (CSSE) Ole Miss 10, Alabama 7 (WDBB) at Auburn 10, Alabama 2 (ACN) Miss. State 6, Alabama 4 (ESPN) Alabama 10, at Auburn 4 (ACN) 2002 (8-4) Alabama 11, Miami 7 (WDBB) Alabama 13, South Carolina 8 (ACN) Minnesota 5, Alabama 2 (FOX Midwest) Alabama 14, South Carolina 5 (ACN) Alabama 8, Auburn 6 (Comcast) 1987 (0-1) South Carolina 12, Alabama 4 Alabama 6, Auburn 5 (FOX Sports Net South) at Florida 8, Alabama 3 (Sunshine) Alabama 10, LSU 3 (ACN) Alabama 12, Miss. State 2 (Comcast) (SEC) LSU 9, Alabama 8 (FOX SportsSouth) Alabama 7, Florida 4 (Comcast) (SEC) 1989 (0-3) Alabama 9, LSU 4 (ACN/GSN) Florida 7, Alabama 4 (FOX SNS) (SEC) at Florida 27, Alabama 3 (SportsChannel) Alabama 8, Arkansas 3 (ACN) Alabama 6, South Carolina 2 (FOX) (SEC) at LSU 13, Alabama 6 (SportsChannel) Alabama 15, Arkansas 8 (ACN) SE Missouri 7, Alabama 4, (Comcast) (NCAA) Vanderbilt 8, Alabama 7 (SportsChannel) Alabama 9, Arkansas 8 (ACN) Alabama 6, Auburn 3 (Comcast) (NCAA) at Ole Miss 6, Alabama 2 (ACN) Alabama 7, SE Missouri 4 (Comcast) (NCAA) 1990 (0-2) Alabama 9, Vanderbilt 3 (ACN) Alabama 7, Florida Atlantic 2 (Comcast) (NCAA) at Auburn 7, Alabama 6 (SportsChannel) Alabama 22, Vanderbilt 13 (ACN) Florida Atlantic 6, Alabama 5 (Comcast) (NCAA) LSU 7, Alabama 4 (SportsChannel) Alabama 14, Vanderbilt 5 (ACN) Alabama 12, at Florida 10 (10) 2003 (8-4) 1991 (1-0) Alabama 4, at Florida 3 (FOX SportsSouth) Florida 6, Alabama 1 (Sunshine) Alabama 4, Ole Miss 3 (SportsChannel) Alabama 7, Ole Miss 6 (SEC) (ACN) Florida 6, Alabama 5 (Sunshine) Alabama 4, Miss. State 3 (SEC) (ACN) LSU 11, Alabama 10 (Jumbo, CSS) 1992 (0-2) Alabama 12, Miss. State 11 (SEC) (FOX) Auburn 7, Alabama 6 (CSS) LSU 10, Alabama 0 (SportsChannel) Alabama 9, Arkansas 3 (SEC) (FOX) Tennessee 10, Alabama 3 (CSS) LSU 8, Alabama 7 (SportsChannel) Alabama 13, LSU 6 (ACN) South Carolina 9, Alabama 6 (FOX SNS) Alabama 13, LSU 5 (ACN) Alabama 9, South Carolina 7 (CSS) (SEC) 1993 (2-1) Alabama 11, Oklahoma St 3 (CWS) (ESPN) Alabama 7, Auburn 5 (FOX SNS) (SEC) at South Florida 11, Alabama 6 (SportsChannel) Miami 8, Alabama 1 (CWS) (ESPN) Alabama 13, Auburn 3 (CSS) (SEC) Alabama 6, at Vanderbilt 4 (SportSouth) Alabama 6, Rice 5 (CWS) (ESPN 2) Alabama 10, LSU 3 (FOX SNS) (SEC) Alabama 8, at Vanderbilt 6 (SportSouth) Miami 5, Alabama 2 (CWS) (ESPN 2) 2004 (4-4) 1994 (0-3) 2000 (16-11) Georgia 5, Alabama 4 (CSS) at South Florida 5, Alabama 2 (SportsChannel) BYU 8, Alabama 3 (CSSE) Georgia 7, Alabama 5 (CSS) at Florida 12, Alabama 5 (SportsChannel) Purdue 10, Alabama 9 (CSSE) Vanderbilt 3, Alabama 2 (CSS) at Ole Miss 6, Alabama 5 (SportSouth) Alabama 9, Purdue 4 (CSSE) Alabama 5, UAB 4 (CSS) Alabama 5, Purdue 0 (CSSE) Alabama 19, Auburn 0 (CSS) 1995 (0-2) Alabama 4, South Alabama 1 (CSSE) Alabama 7, South Carolina 4 (FOX) at Notre Dame 5, Alabama 3 (SportsChannel) at Georgia 9, Alabama 6 (Comcast) Alabama 2, Florida 0 (Sunshine) Arkansas 9, Alabama 3 (SportSouth) at Georgia 12, Alabama 5 (Comcast) Kentucky 9, Alabama 8 (12) (CSS) at Georgia 8, Alabama 7 (Comcast) 1996 (4-3) Alabama 9, Miss. State 6 (CSSE) 2005 (14-10) Alabama 7, Georgia Tech 2 (SportSouth) (OGC) Alabama 13, Miss. State 11 (CSSE) Hawaii 4, Alabama 1 (KFVE-TV) at Kentucky 3, Alabama 2 (SportSouth) Alabama 8, at South Alabama 2 (Comcast) Alabama 9, Hawaii 5 (KFVE-TV) Alabama 10, Florida 5 (SEC) (SportSouth) Alabama 7, Tennessee 6 (11) (CSSE) Hawaii 3, Alabama 2 (KFVE-TV) Alabama 15, Florida 5 (SEC) (SportSouth) Tennessee 12, Alabama 5 (CSSE) Alabama 3, Hawaii 2 (KFVE-TV) Alabama 7, Oklahoma State 5 (CWS) (ESPN) Alabama 8, at Southern Miss 6 (11) (Comcast) Alabama 5, Jacksonville State 3 (ACN) Miami 15, Alabama 1 (CWS) (ESPN) Alabama 8, at Arkansas 7 (FOX SportsNet) Vanderbilt 4, Alabama 3 (13) (CSS) Clemson 14, Alabama 13 (CWS) (ESPN) Alabama 15, Ole Miss 7 (CSSE) Alabama 4, LSU (ACN) LSU 11, Alabama 2 (ACN/Jumbo) 1997 (6-3) 2000 (Continued) Alabama 5, LSU 4 (13) (ACN/Jumbo) Alabama 13, at Florida 9 (SportsChannel) Alabama 12, Ole Miss 7 (CSSE) Florida 7, Alabama 4 (FSNS) at Auburn 13, Alabama 8 (FOX SportsSouth) Ole Miss 9, Alabama 8 (CSSE) Alabama 6, South Carolina 4 (CSS) Alabama 12, LSU 2 (SEC) (FOX SportsSouth) Alabama 3, Auburn 2 (CSSE) Alabama 10, South Carolina 4 (FSNS) Alabama 3, Miss. State 2 (CWS) (ESPN) Auburn 6, Alabama 3 (FOX Sports Net) South Carolina 5, Alabama 2 (CSS) Miami 6, Alabama 1 (CWS) (ESPN) Alabama 13, Auburn 4 (CSSE) Alabama 5, Georgia 3 (ACN) Alabama 9, Miss. State 5 (CWS) (ESPN 2) at LSU 11, Alabama 4 (CSSE) Alabama 11, Georgia 9 (ACN) Alabama 8, Miami 6 (CWS) (ESPN) Alabama 14, at LSU 0 (GSN) Alabama 5, UAB 4 (CSS) 1997 Continued Alabama 9, Miss. State 3 (SEC) (CSSE) Arkansas 3, Alabama 2 (CSS) Alabama 8, Miami 2 (CWS) (ESPN) LSU 18, Alabama 12 (SEC) (CSSE) Alabama 11, Auburn 9 (CSS) LSU 13, Alabama 6 (CWS) (CBS) Alabama 12, Georgia 4 (SEC) (FOX Sports Net) Ole Miss 3, Alabama 1 (CSS) LSU 6, Alabama 5 (SEC) (FOX Sports Net) Alabama 5, Arkansas 4 (CSS) 1998 (9-2) Ole Miss 5, Alabama 3 (FSNS) Alabama 12, Florida 7 (ACN) 2001 (14-8) Alabama 7, UL Lafayette 5 (ACN/Jumbo) Alabama 16, Tennessee 12 (FOX SS) Alabama 10, Oklahoma 8 (CSSE) Tulane 10, Alabama 4 (ACN/Jumbo) Alabama 10, at South Alabama 9 (Comcast) Alabama 5, Oklahoma 0 (CSSE - TD) Alabama 4, UL Lafayette 3 (ACN/Jumbo) Alabama 5, Ole Miss (ACN) Alabama 6, Oklahoma 5 (CSSE) Tulane 7, Alabama 4 (ACN/Jumbo) Alabama 9, Auburn 8 (ACN) Alabama 6, South Alabama 5 (CSSE) Auburn 15, Alabama 4 (ACN) Alabama 9, Birmingham Southern 1 (CSSE) Alabama 10, Auburn 4 (ACN) Alabama 12, South Carolina 1 (Comcast)

79 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama Records by Class & Position

Alabama Batting Average, Home Runs and RBI Alabama Batting Average, Home Runs and RBI Records by Class Records by Position

FRESHMAN Pos. Player Avg. Average .389 (77-188) — David Magadan (1981) C Doug Duke (1985) .388 Home Runs 15 — Jeremy Brown (1999) 1B David Magadan (1983) .525 RBI 69 — Jeremy Brown (1999) 2B Peter Stonard (2002) .411 SS Andy Phillips (1999) .398 SOPHOMORE 3B Herb Kosten (1956) .393 Average .411 (97-236) — Peter Stonard (2002) OF Ken Chapman (1959) .469 Home Runs 22 — Doug Duke (1985) RBI 68 — G.W. Keller (1997) Pos. Player Runs C Jeremy Brown (2001) 47 JUNIOR 1B Jeremy Brown (1999) 77 Average .525 (114-217) — David Magadan (1983) 2B Joe Caruso (1997) 76 Home Runs 27 — Doug Duke (1986) SS Andy Phillips (1998) 71 RBI 95 — David Magadan (1983) 3B Bret Elbin (1983) 88 OF Roberto Vaz (1997) 87 SENIOR Average .399 (97-243) — Mike Twardoski (1986) Pos. Player Hits Home Runs 22 — Andy Phillips (1999) C Dax Norris (1996) 105 22 — Matt Frick (1998) 1B David Magadan (1983) 114 RBI 82 — Beau Hearod (2003) 2B Joe Caruso (1997) 102 SS Andy Phillips (1998) 103 3B Andy Phillips (1997) 102 Alabama Wins, Innings Pitched and Strikeout OF G.W. Keller (1999) 107 Records by Class Pos. Player Doubles C Dax Norris (1996) 21 FRESHMAN 1B David Magadan (1983) 31 Innings 112 1/3 — Wade LeBlanc (2004) 2B Peter Stonard (2002) 22 Wins 8 — Wade LeBlanc (2004) SS Adam Pavkovich (2003) 27 8 — Taylor Tankersley (2002) 3B Andy Phillips (1999) 25 8 — Scott Murphy (1999) OF Dustan Mohr (1997) 21 8 — B.J. Green (1998) Strikeouts 105 — David Robertson (2005) Pos. Player Triples C Rich Potter (1973) 5 SOPHOMORE 2B Joe Caruso (1997) 5 Innings 122 2/3 — Brent Carter (2003) Kyle Walck (1991) 5 Wins 10 — Brent Carter (2003) Frank Menechino (1992) 5 10 — Jonathan Blankenship (1999) SS Larry Keenum (1977) 5 10 — Pete Fisher (1997) 3B Andy Phillips (1999) 6 Strikeouts 108 — Wade LeBlanc (2005) OF Roberto Vaz (1997) 9

JUNIOR Pos. Player HR Innings 124 1/3 — Heath Henderson (1997) C Doug Duke (1986) 27 Wins 13 — Heath Henderson (1997) 1B Aaron Clark (2001) 20 Strikeouts 118 — Bobby Sprowl (1977) Mike Pitisci (1984) 20 Robbie Tucker (1997) 20 SENIOR 2B Sam Bozanich (2000) 18 Innings 115 - Manny Torres (1999) SS Andy Phillips (1999) 22 Wins 11 - Dean Hayes (1983) 3B Andy Phillips (1997) 15 11 - Tim Young (1996) OF Dustan Mohr (1997) 25 Strikeouts 104 - Manny Torres (1999) 104 - Joel Colgrove (1996) Pos. Player RBI C Doug Duke (1986) 82 1B David Magadan (1983) 95 2B Sam Bozanich (2000) 83 SS Andy Phillips (1999) 66 3B Andy Phillips (1997) 65 OF Beau Hearod (2003) 82

Boldface indicates single-season record.

80 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama Team Records

Team Batting Records HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Team Fielding Records Game 1.287 vs. UAB (4-14-99) (72 TB/56 AB) MOST AT-BATS Season .621 (1997) PUTOUTS Inning 14 vs. LSU (5-10-97) Game 45 vs. Miss. State (5-7-89) Game 64 vs. Georgia Southern (3-23-84) MOST SACRIFICE FLIES Season 1,866 (1996) Season 2,527 (1997) Game 5 vs. Arkansas State (2-23-02) Season 44 (2002) High 1,866 (1996) MOST RUNS SCORED Low 382 (1959) Inning 14 vs. La. Tech (2-25-98) MOST SACRIFICE BUNTS Game 35 vs. Georgia Southern (3-23-84) Game 5 vs. Vanderbilt (3-26-05) ASSISTS Season 679 (1997) Season 41 (1969, 2002) Game 22 vs. Tennessee (5-17-96) (14) 19 Northeast Louisiana (2-25-96) & MOST RUNS EXTRA INNING GAME MOST STOLEN BASES UAB (2-24-89) Inning 12 vs. Kentucky (3-15-86) Inning 6 vs. Eastern Kentucky (3-19-96) Season 787 (1996) Game 9 vs. Miss. Valley State (5-14-02) MOST HITS 9 vs. Eastern Kentucky (3-19-96) High 798 (1997) Inning 10 vs. Niagara (3-7-99); La. Tech 9 vs. Central Florida (4-5-87) Low 167 (1954, 1959) (2-25-98) and Samford (4-17-91) Season 141 (1981) Game 35 vs. Georgia Southern (3-23-84) OUTFIELD ASSISTS Season 860 (1997) MOST WALKS Season 26 (1971) Inning 7 vs. Jackson State (3-13-85) 23 (2000) MOST CONSECUTIVE HITS Season 367 (1999) Game 8 vs. Samford (4-17-91); Alcorn St. ERRORS (4-5-94) and St. Louis (3-8-94) MOST STRIKEOUTS Game 8 vs. Georgia (April 4, 1992) The eight hits vs. Samford were the first eight Game 21 vs. Georgia (1908) Season 130 (1986) batters of the first inning, tying an NCAA Record Season 437 (1997) for most consecutive hits to open a game. The High 130 (1986) eight hits vs. Alcorn State were the first eight bat- MOST HIT BY PITCH Low 25 (1960) ters in the seventh inning. Inning 3 vs. Houston (2-13-98) Game 7 vs. Rhode Island (3-1-03) PASSED BALLS MOST DOUBLES Season 71 (2000) Season 27 (2004) Inning 5 vs. Arkansas (4-26-03) (7th Inning) Game 9 vs. Kansas State (3-23-99); Auburn MOST LEFT ON BASE FIELDING PERCENTAGE (3-29-88) and Richmond (NCAA) Game 18 vs. Arkansas (1995) High .971 (1996) (5-27-95) Season 590 (1999) Low .931 (1959) Season 163 (1997) BATTING AVERAGE DOUBLE PLAYS MOST TRIPLES High .340 (1997) Game 5 vs. Kentucky (3-20-05) Inning 3 vs. Miami (5-4-85) Low .213 (1966) 5 vs. Huntingdon (4-27-90) Game 5 vs. Samford (3-22-60) Season 81 (1997) Season 34 (1997) RUNS PER GAME High 9.7 (1997) TRIPLE PLAYS MOST HOME RUNS Low 4.1 (1966) Game vs. Southern Miss (5-30-99) Inning 4 vs. UAB (4-14-99) and Columbus vs. Alcorn State (1988) College (5-4-83) HITS PER GAME vs. Western Kentucky (1987) Game 13 vs. UAB (April 14, 1999) High 12.3 (1997) Season 160 (1997) Low 7.3 (1966) OPPONENT TRIPLE PLAYS Game 1 by Mississippi State (1932) MOST GRAND SLAMS WALKS PER GAME 1 by Middle Tennesee (1997) Game 2 vs. MTSU (3-15-92) High 5.32 (1999) 1 by Florida (1997) Season 11 (1984) Low 3.4 (1966)

MOST RUNS BATTED IN STRIKEOUTS PER GAME Inning 13 vs. La. Tech (2-25-98) High 6.8 (1966) Game 33 vs. Georgia Southern (3-23-84) Low 2.65 (1954) Season 625 (1997)

MOST TOTAL BASES Inning 23 vs. Niagara (3-7-99) Game 72 vs. UAB (4-14-99) Season 1,571 (1997)

81 Alabama Team Records (continued)

Team Pitching Records RUNS ALLOWED PER GAME LOSSES High 6.14 (2000) High 35 (1994) MOST INNINGS PITCHED Low 3.00 (1966) Low 0 (1897) Game 16 vs. Vanderbilt (1893) 15 at Miss. State (May 7, 1989) EARNED RUNS ALLOWED SEC LOSSES Season 622.0 (1996) High 336 (1999) High 22 (1994) Low 40 (1959) Low 1 (1938, 1940, 142) MOST RUNS ALLOWED Inning 12 at Florida (3-19-89) HITS ALLOWED HOME WINS Game 27 at Fla (3-19-89) & Vandy (4-17-88) High 688 (1997) Season 37 (1999) (37-4, .902) Season 399 (2000) Low 105 (1954, 1959) ROAD WINS MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED HITS ALLOWED PER GAME Season 16 (1984) (16-9, .640) Inning 12 at Florida (3-19-89) High 10.35 (2000) Game 24 at Vanderbilt (4-17-88) Low 5.52 (1951) WINNING PERCENTAGE Season 336 (1999) High 1.000 (1897, 10-0) STRIKEOUTS .800 (1997, 56-14) MOST HITS ALLOWED High 595 (1999) Low .214 (1906, 4-16-1) Inning 11 at Florida (3-19-89) Low 69 (1959) .375 (1994, 21-35) Game 30 at Vanderbilt (4-17-88) Season 688 (1997) STRIKEOUTS PER GAME EXTRA INNING GAMES High 8.62 (1999) Season 6 (1986) (6-2, .750) MOST SINGLES Low 4.41 (1954) Game 20 at Vanderbilt (4-17-88) ONE-RUN GAMES WALKS Season 19 (1994) (4-15, .211) MOST HOME RUNS High 297 (1981) Wins 14 (1999) (14-3, .824) Game 6 at Vanderbilt (4-17-88) Low 52 (1959) Losses 15 (1994) (4-15, .211)

MOST WALKS ALLOWED WALKS PER GAME POST-SEASON GAMES Inning 7 at Ole Miss (4-24-94) High 5.21 (1981) Season 15 (1997) (12-3, .800) Game 13 vs. Auburn (3-30-87) and (4-26-87) Low 3.28 (1972) Wins 15 (1997) (12-3, .800) Season 297 (1981) Losses 4 (1998) (6-4, .600) HIT BY PITCH Pct. .846 (1999) (11-2) MOST STRIKEOUTS High 62 (2005) .800 (1997) (12-3) Game 18 vs. Stillman (1969) (9 IP) Low 3 (Several) 12 vs. Florida (3-19-88) (7 IP) FEBRUARY Season 595 (1999) BALKS Season 10 (1997) (10-0, 1.000) High 22 (1991) MOST HIT BY PITCHES Low 1 (1990) MARCH Season 47 (1999) Season 17 (1981) (17-3, .850) Season Records 17 (1984) (17-3, .850) MOST WILD PITCHES Season 62 (1999) GAMES PLAYED APRIL High 70 (1997) Season 16 (1986) (16-6, .727) COMPLETE GAMES Low 15 (1959) 16 (1989) (16-8, .667) High 20 (1975) Low 4 (1983, 1985) AT-BATS MAY High 2,527 (1997) Season 15 (1983) (15-2, .882) SHUTOUTS Low 484 (1959) High 8 (1974) JUNE Low 1 (Several) BATTING AVERAGE Season 4 (1997) (4-2, .667) High .340 (1997) 4 (1999) (4-2, .667) SAVES Low .213 (1966) High 22 (2002) LONGEST GAME Low 2 (1979) SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Innings 16 vs. Vanderbilt (1893) High .627 (1997) (NCAA Champions) Time 3:55 vs. LSU (5-18-00) (9 Innings) INNINGS PITCHED Low .289 (1970) 3:52 vs. Houston (5-31-03) (9 innings) High 622 (1996) 4:30 vs. LSU (4-3-05) (13 innings) Low 127 (1959) WINS 4:00 vs. Tennessee (5-17-96) (14 Inn) High 56 (1997) Low 8 (1959) SHORTEST GAME High 5.62 (1985) Innings 5 vs. Illinois (3-2-97) Low 2.07 (1966) SEC WINS Time 1:46 at South Carolina (4-1-00) High 21 (1999) RUNS ALLOWED Low 4 (1994) High 399 (2000) Low 60 (1966)

82 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama Individual Records Individual Batting Records Dan Chavers vs. UALR (2-21-98); G.W. Keller vs. Niagara (3-7-99); Andy MOST GAMES Phillips vs. UAB (4-14-99) and Keller Season 70 by Andy Phillips (1997) vs. Vanderbilt (5-8-99) Career 251 by Jeremy Brown (1999-2002) Season 27 by Doug Duke (1986) Career 61 by Andy Phillips (1996-99) MOST GAMES STARTED Season 70 by Andy Phillips (1997) CONSECUTIVE HOME RUNS Career 251 by Jeremy Brown (1999-2002) Game 3 G.W. Keller vs. Niagara (3-7-99) Hit 3 HRs on 5 pitches. HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE Season .525 David Magadan (1983) HOME RUNS IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES Career .439 David Magadan (1981-83) Season 5 Roberto Vaz (1997)

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE (LESS THAN 100 AB) MOST GRAND SLAMS Season .469 Ken Chapman (1959) Game 1 by Several Career .410 Ken Chapman (1959-61) Season 6 by Mike Pitisci (1984) (NCAA RECORD) MOST AT-BATS Career 6 by Mike Pitisci (1984) Inning 2 by Several (NCAA RECORD) Game 8 by Allan Stallings vs. Georgia Southern (3-23-84); Dee Smithey MOST RUNS BATTED IN vs. Georgia Southern (3-23-84); Inning 5 by Andy Phillips vs. La. Tech Pat Monti vs. Mississippi State (2-25-98) (5-7-89); by John Farrell vs. Miss. Game 9 by Roberto Vaz at Auburn (4-12-97) State (5-7-89) Season 95 by David Magadan (1983) Season 295 by David Tidwell (1997) Career 230 by Jeremy Brown (1999-2002) Career 949 by Brent Boyd (1999-2002) MOST TOTAL BASES MOST RUNS SCORED Inning 8 by Frank Velleggia vs. Columbus G.W. Keller hit home runs in three consecutive at bats Inning 2 by Several College (5-4-83) in Alabama’s 27-0 win over Niagara on March 7, 1999. Game 6 by Craig Shipley Game 14 by Andy Phillips vs. Kansas vs. Georgia Southern (3-28-84) St. (March 23, 1999); Mick Kerns vs. Season 88 by Bret Elbin (1983) Season 114 by David Magadan (1983) Alcorn State (2-19-92) Career 244 by Jeremy Brown (1999-2002) Career 322 by Andy Phillips (1996-99) Season 203 by Roberto Vaz (1997) and Andy Phillips (1999) MOST HITS MOST SINGLES Career 590 by Andy Phillips (1996-99) Inning 2 by Several Game 5 David Magadan vs. Arizona State Last: Matt Grooms vs. Hawaii (June 4, 1983) HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (2-12-05) Season 76 G.W. Keller (1999) Season .796 Roberto Vaz (1997) Game 5 by Morrow Thomley (3-13-05); Career 209 by Brent Boyd (1999-2002) Career .653 Andy Phillips (1996-99) Beau Hearod vs. UAB (4-23-03); Travis Garner vs. South Alabama MOST DOUBLES MOST STRIKEOUTS (4-16-03); Garner vs. South Carolina Inning 2 by several Inning 1 by Several (Mar. 30, 2002); Jeremy Brown at (Last: Carlos Sosa vs. SEMO (2-22-04) Game 5 by Brent Reese vs. Auburn West Alabama(4-5-00); G.W. Keller Game 4 by Mick Kerns vs. Auburn (4-20-91) (4-22-89) vs. Vanderbilt (5-9-99); Andy Phillips Season 31 by David Magadan (1983) Season 61 by Evan Bush (2005) vs. Kansas State (3-23-99); Jeremy Career 64 by David Magadan (1983) 61 by Mick Kerns (1989) Brown vs. CS Fullerton (2-28-99); Career 215 by Allan Stallings (1982-85) Andy Phillips at S. Carolina (3-22-98); MOST TRIPLES Andy Phillips at Auburn (4-12-97); Inning 1 by Several MOST WALKS Chris Moller at LSU (4-27-96); Mick Game 3 by Ken Chapman vs. Samford (‘60) Inning 2 Several Kerns vs. Auburn (4-20-91); Pat Monti Season 9 by Roberto Vaz (1997) (Scott Weil vs. Alcorn St. (5-5-94) vs. UAB (4-27-89) (Hoover Met); Career 12 by G.W. Keller (1997-99) Game 4, Several (Scott McClanahan, 2000) Robert Fletcher vs. Indiana State (2- Season 69 by Jeremy Browm (2002) 27-88); Kurt Prewitt vs. Ala. State MOST HOME RUNS Career 207 by Jeremy Brown (1999-2002) (4-10-85); Craig Shipley vs. Florida Inning 2 by G.W. Keller vs. Niagara (3-7-99); State (3-23-84); David Magadan vs. Joe Caruso vs. UAB (4-10-96) and MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH Arizona St. (6-4-83); David Magadan Frank Velleggia vs. Columbus College Game 4 by Jerry Shelton vs. Morehead vs. Florida (5-13-83) (SEC); David (5-4-83) State (2-18-92) (NCAA RECORD) Magadan vs.Ala. Christian (4-16-83); Game 3 by Paul Spivey vs. Ole Miss (1972); Season 19 by Jerry Shelton (1991) Gary Jack vs. Tennessee (April 1, Kyle Bryan vs. Georgia Southern (3- Career 52 by Jerry Shelton (1991-93) 1981); Rex Bynum vs. LSU (April 29, 23-84); Joe Vitiello vs. Vanderbilt (5- 1972); Gene Giannini vs. Ole Miss 12-91); Mick Kerns vs. Alcorn State (1960); Ken Chapman vs. Auburn (2-19-92); (1960); Norman Koury vs. Tulane (1958) and Ed White vs. Florida (‘49)

83 Alabama Individual Records (continued)

Lance Cormier holds Alabama career records for appearances, wins and innings pitched.

CONSECUTIVE HITS BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE Season 11 by Mick Kerns (April 17-20, 1991) Season 1.000, by Frank Roland (12-0) (1956) 1.000, by Scott Murphy (8-0) (1999) Andy Phillips set the SEC record with a 36-game CONSECUTIVE GAMES REACHING BASE 1.000, by Tim Meacham (7-0) (1983) hitting streak in 1999. Season 50 Jeremy Brown (2001) Career .955, by Frank Roland (21-1) (1954-57) MOST LOSSES MOST STOLEN BASES HIT FOR THE CYCLE Darren Wood at LSU (May 14, 2000) Season 8, by Bernie Bellard (2-8) (1994); Inning 3 by Sam Bozanich vs. Central Fla. Mike Soper (4-8) (1989) and Jeff (2-26-00); Doug Hall vs. E. Kentucky Andy Phillips vs. Kansas State (March 23, 1999) Darren Wood vs. S. Mississippi (March 9, 1999) Oyster (8-8) (1985) (1996); Ted Williams (Samford (1986) Career 22, by Mike Sodders (22-22) (‘85-88) Game 5 by Ted Williams vs. Samford 1986); Frank Menechino at S. Alabama (Feb. 23, 1993) Chuck Bancroft vs. Vanderbilt (1956) REACHED ON CATCHER’S INTERFERENCE MOST SAVES Season 50 by David Fowke (1981) Game 2 G.W. Keller vs. West Ala. (3-23-97) Season 14, by Ben Short, (1991) Career 68 by David Fowke (1980-81) Season 5 G.W. Keller (1997) Career 21, by Brian Reed (2002-03) MOST SACRIFICE BUNTS Individual Pitching Records MOST INNINGS PITCHED Game 2 by Several Game 14 2/3, by Jackie Glover vs. Miss. Last:Evan Bush vs. Morehead State MOST APPEARANCES State (1969) (3-24-04) Season 39 by Greg Hibbard (1986) Season 129.0 by Lance Cormier (2002) Season 12 by Adam Pavkovich (2002) Career 87 by Lance Cormier (1999-2002) Career 384.2 by Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 12 by Nate Duncan (1995) Career 23 by Adam Pavkovich (2001-03) MOST STARTS MOST SHUTOUTS Season 19, by Dean Hayes (1983) Season 4, by Freddy Glass (1967) MOST SACRIFICE FLIES Career 52, by Mike Sodders (1985-88) 4, by Bernie Strawn (1973) Game 2 by Several Career 7, by Mike Innes (1968-71) Last: Evan Bush vs. Duquesne MOST COMPLETE GAMES (2-26-05) Season 10, by Frank Roland (1956) MOST HITS ALLOWED Season 8 by Evan Bush (2004) Career 17, by Mike Innes (1968-71) Game 15, by Tim Young vs. Tenn. (1996) 8 by Clint Thompson (1987) Season 139 by Heath Henderson (1997) Career 18 by Beau Hearod (2001-03) MOST VICTORIES 139 by Pete Fisher (1997) Season 13 by Heath Henderson (1997) Career 393 by Lance Cormier (1999-2002) SACRIFICES (PRIOR TO 1980) Career 31 by Lance Cormier (1999-2002) Season 9 Joe Hawley (1974) FEWEST HITS PER NINE INNINGS Career 12 by Steve Houlberg (1978-79) MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES Season 5.44, by Mike Innes (1969) Season 12 by Frank Roland (1956) Career 6.00, by Frank Roland (1954-57) LONGEST HITTING STREAK Career 16 by Frank Roland (1955-56) Season 36 by Andy Phillips (4/3-6/15-99) MOST RUNS ALLOWED Game 13, by Carey Lundstrom vs. Georgia (1992) Season 78, by Pete Fisher (1997) Career 196 by Lance Cormier (1999-2002)

84 Alabama Individual Records (continued)

Dax Norris holds the single-game record for putouts by a catcher with 17 vs. Murray State March 12, 1996. Scott McClanahan is Alabama’s all-time leader Norris was also a first-team All America selection in 1996. with 22 outfield assists.

MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED MOST HIT BATTERS OUTFIELD ASSISTS Game 11, by Mike Sanford vs. Birmingham Season 22 by T.J. Large (2005) Game 2 by Gabe Scott vs. Miss. (3-27-04) Southern (1978) 2 by Chad White vs. LSU (5-19-02) Season 64, by Heath Henderson (1997) LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE 2 by G.W. Keller (5-25-97) vs. USC Career 170 by Lance Cormier (1999-2002) Season 1.08, by Mike Innes (1969) Season 9 by Ted Williams (1986) Career 1.98, by Mike Innes (1968-71) 9 by Ted Williams (1985) MOST STRIKEOUTS Career 22 by Scott McClanahan (1999-2002) Game 18, by Mike Innes ( 9 IP) vs. Stillman Fielding Records College (1969) PASSED BALLS 12, by Mike Sodders (7 IP) vs. Florida PUTOUTS Game 3 by Charlie Lyons vs. Aub (4-16-04) (3-19-89) Game 17 by Kody Valverde (C) 3 by David Ferazza vs. Fla. (5-9-04) Season 118, by Bobby Sprowl (1977) vs. McNeese State (3-4-05) Season 13 by Randy Hunt (1981) Career 307 by Brent Carter (2002-05) 17 by David Ferazza (C) 12 by Nick Richardson (2004) vs. Morehead State (3-24-04) MOST STRIKEOUTS PER NINE INNINGS 17 by Dax Norris (C) ERRORS Season 12.8 by David Robertson (2005) vs. Murray State (3-12-96) Game 4 by Ralph Lusian (2B) vs. MTSU (105 Ks in 74 IP) 17 by Kyle Bryan (1B) (March 20, 1986); by Tim Sims Career 11.72, by Alan Dunn vs. Southern Miss (2-21-85) vs. Auburn (May 6, 1986) and (125 Ks in 60.2 IP) (1981-83) 12 by Aaron Clark (RF) vs. Jerry Shelton (SS/3B) vs. Kentucky Tennessee (4-9-00) (3-27-93) MOST WALKS Season 555 by David Zauchin, 1B (1975) Season 31 by Mickey Kerns, SS (1990) Game 12, by David Oropeza vs. Auburn Career 1,660 by Jeremy Brown (1999-2002) Career 58 by Jerry Shelton, SS/3B (1990-93) (4-24-87) Season 69, by Mark Roberts (1989) ASSISTS HIGHEST FIELDING PERCENTAGE Career 151 by Lance Cormier (1999-2002) Game 11 by Sam Bozanich vs. UALR Season 1.000 by Dan Harris, C (1967) (Feb. 20, 1998) 1.000 by Jeremy Brown, C (2001) FEWEST WALKS PER NINE INNINGS Season 210 by Joe Caruso, 2B (1996) Career .996 by Alan Hill (1992-95) Season 1.57, by Pete Reaves Career 620 by Brett Taft, SS (1993-96) (9 BBs in 51.2 IP) (1958) CONSECUTIVE ERRORLESS CHANCES Career 2.32, by Pete Reaves Season 444 by Jeremy Brown (1999) (24 BBs in 104.1 IP) (1957-59) Career 608 by Jeremy Brown (2000-02)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT AN ERROR Season 57 by Travis Garner (2003) 51 by Jeremy Brown (2001) Career 84 by Jeremy Brown (2000-02)

85 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Single Season/Career Statistical Leaders

Games Played CAREER SEASON 1. Brent Boyd, INF 963 (1999-2002) 1. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 70 (1997) 2. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 910 (1999-2002) 2. Sam Bozanich, 2B 69 (1999) 3. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 905 (1996-99) Jeremy Brown, 1B 69 (1999) 4. Joe Caruso, 2B 900 (1994-97) Joe Caruso, 2B 69 (1996, 1997) 5. Sam Bozanich, 2B 776 (1998-2000) G.W. Keller, OF 69 (1997, 1999) 6. Allen Rice, INF 775 (2002-05) Dax Norris, C 69 (1996) 7. G.W. Keller, OF 766 (1997-99) David Tidwell, OF 69 (1997) 8. Scott McClanahan, OF 763 (1999-2002) 9. Dustan Mohr, OF 68 (1996, 1997) 9. Allan Stallings, CF 762 (1982-85) Chris Moller, 1B 68 (1996) 10. Brett Taft, SS 751 (1993-96) Robbie Tucker, 1B 68 (1997) Runs CAREER SEASON 1. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 251 (1999-2002) 1. Bret Elbin 3B (1983) 88 2. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 244 (1996-99) 2. Roberto Vaz, OF/DH (1997) 87 3. Brent Boyd, INF 242 (1999-2002) 3. David Tidwell, OF (1997) 86 Joe Caruso, 2B 242 (1994-97) 4. G.W. Keller, OF (1999) 85 5. Scott McClanahan, OF 227 (1999-2002) 5. Jeremy Brown, 1B (1999) 77 6. Allen Rice, INF 226 (2002-05) 6. Joe Caruso, 2B (1996) 76 7. Brett Taft, SS 216 (1993-96) 7. Brent Boyd, 3B (2000) 74 8. Mick Kerns, SS 205 (1989-92) 8. Mike Twardoski RF (1986) 73 9. G.W. Keller, OF 201 (1997-99) Ted McClendon 3B (1983) 73 10. Allan Stallings, CF 200 (1982-85) 9. Andy Phillips, SS (1999) 71 Dustan Mohr, RF 200 (1995-97) 10. Paul Phillips, OF (1998) 69 Batting Average CAREER SEASON In 1997, David Tidwell led the Crimson Tide 1. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 244 (1999-2002) 1. .525 David Magadan 1B (1983) (114-217) with 295 at-bats. 2. Brent Boyd, INF 233 (1999-2002) 2. .411 Peter Stonard, 2B/OF (2002) (97-236) 3. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 222 (1996-99) 3. .405 Chris Glass 2B (1982) (73-180) 4. G.W. Keller, OF 214 (1997-99) CAREER (LESS THAN 400 ABS) 5. Joe Caruso, 2B 206 (1994-97) .405 Chris Moller, 1B (1995) (87-215) 1. .410 Ken Chapman (1959-61) (85-207) 5. .400 Roberto Vaz, OF/DH (1997) (102-255) 6. Sam Bozanich, 2B 177 (1998-2000) 2. .404 Ed White (1948-50) (78-193) 7. Ted McClendon, 3B 176 (1983-85) 6. .399 Mike Twardoski RF (1986) (97-243) 3. .374 Bobby Hunt (1954-55) (61-163) 7. .398 Andy Phillips, SS (1999) (103-259) 8. Allan Stallings, CF 175 (1982-85) 4. .371 Herb Kosten (1955-57) (89-240) 9. Mick Kerns, OF 164 (1989-92) 8. .396 G.W. Keller, CF (1999) (107-270) 5. .368 Fred Fricke (1956-57) (57-155) 9. .395 David Magadan 3B (1982) (77-195) 10. Dustan Mohr, RF 158 (1995-97) 6 . .351 Larry Keenum (1975-76) (108-308) Allen Rice, INF 158 (2002-05) .395 Joe Vitiello RF (1991) (87-219) 7. .350 Rex Bynum (1970-72) (86-246) 8. .344 Herb Chapman (1946-47) (63-183) SEASON (LESS THAN 100 ABS) .344 Chris Glass (1981-82) (124-360) Hits 1. .469 Ken Chapman, OF (1959) (30-64) .344 Robin Cary (1972-74) (188-343) SEASON 2. .448 Ed White, OF (1948) (26-58) 1. David Magadan 1B (1983) 114 (217 AB) 3. .439 Bobby Hunt, OF (1955) (43-98) 2. G.W. Keller, OF (1999) 107 (270 AB) 4. .422 Thomas Miller, OF (1954) (27-64) At-Bats 3. Dax Norris, C (1996) 105 (284 AB) 5. .421 Grant Redding, OF (2002) (32-76) SEASON 4. Andy Phillips, SS (1999) 103 (259 AB) 6. .417 Bobby Tarver, SS (1961) (25-60) 1. David Tidwell, OF 295 (1997) 5. Joe Caruso, 2B (1996) 102 (278 AB) 7. .410 Sam Sharp, 1B (1941) (39-95) 2. Dax Norris, C 284 (1996) Roberto Vaz, OF/DH (1997) 102 (255 AB) 8. .409 Gene Giannini, SS (1960) (27-66) 3. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 279 (1997) Andy Phillips, 3B (1997) 102 (279 AB) 9. .405 Mike Mizraney, 1B (1951) (28-69) 4. Joe Caruso, 2B 278 (1996) 8. David Tidwell, OF (1997) 101 (295 AB) .405 Fred Frickie, 1B (1957) (32-79) 5. Sam Bozanich, 2B 275 (2000) 9. Joe Caruso, 2B (1997) 98 (259 AB) 6. Paul Phillips, C/OF 273 (1998) Sam Bozanich, 2B (2000) 98 (275 AB) CAREER (400+ ABS) 7. G.W. Keller, OF 270 (1999) 1. .439 David Magadan (1981-83) (268-610) 8. Scott McClanahan, OF 269 (2002) CAREER 2. .381 G.W. Keller (1997-99) (292-766) 9. Brent Boyd, 3B 267 (2000) 1. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 322 (1996-99) 3. .375 Joe Vitiello (1989-91) (196-523) Andy Phillips, SS 267 (1999) 2. Brent Boyd, INF 313 (1999-2002) .375 Chris Moller (1995-96) (177-472) 3. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 307 (1999-2002) 5. .366 Mike Twardoski (1985-86) (168-459) 4. Joe Caruso, 2B 309 (1994-97) 6. .356 Andy Phillips (1996-99) (322-904) 5. G.W. Keller, OF 292 (1997-99) 7. .349 Ted McClendon (1983-85) (206-590) 6. David Magadan, 1B 268 (1981-83) 8. .343 Joe Caruso (1994-97) (309-900) 7. Sam Bozanich, 2B 258 (1998-2000) 9. .337 Jeremy Brown (1999-2002) (307-910) 8. Scott McClanahan, OF 238 (1999-2002) 10. .336 Doug Duke (1984-86) (154-433) 9. Allan Stallings, CF 234 (1982-85) .336 Matt Frick (1997-98) (156-464) 10. Dustan Mohr, RF 233 (1995-97)

86 Alabama Season/Career Statistical Leaders (continued)

Doubles Doug Duke set the SEASON Alabama single- 1. David Magadan 1B (1983) 31 season home run 2. Adam Pavkovich, SS (2003) 27 record in 1986 with 3. Andy Phillips, 3B (1997) 25 27 home runs. 4. Peter Stonard, 2B/OF (2002) 22 Scott McClanahan, OF (2002) 22 Andy Phillips, SS (1999) 22 7. Dax Norris, C (1996) 21 Dustan Mohr, RF (1996) 21 Joe Caruso, 2B (1997) 21 10. Sam Bozanich, 2B (2000) 20 Jeremy Brown, 1B (1999) 20 David Magadan 3B (1982) 20 Ted McClendon 3B (1984) 20 Joe Vitiello RF/1B (1991) 20

CAREER 1. David Magadan, 1B 64 (1981-83) 2. Brent Boyd, INF 63 (1999-2002) Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 63 (1996-99) 4. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 58 (1999-2002) Joe Caruso, 2B 58 (1994-97) 6. Sam Bozanich, 2B 56 (1998-2000) 7. Ted McClendon, 3B 52 (1983-85) Home Runs CAREER 8. Scott McClanahan, OF 51 (1999-2002) SEASON 1. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 230 (1999-2002) 9. Dustan Mohr, RF 47 (1995-97) 1. Doug Duke C (1986) 27 2. Andy Phillips, 3B 226 (1996-99) 10. Allan Stallings, CF 46 (1982-85) 2. Dustan Mohr, RF (1997) 25 3. G.W. Keller, OF 202 (1997-99) 3. Andy Phillips, SS (1999) 22 4. Brent Boyd, 2B 196 (1999-2002) Triples Matt Frick, C (1998) 22 5. Beau Hearod, RF 191 (2001-03) SEASON Doug Duke C (1985) 22 6. Allan Stallings, CF 190 (1982-85) 1. Roberto Vaz, OF/DH (1997) 9 Roberto Vaz, OF/DH (1997) 22 7. David Magadan, 1B 188 (1981-83) 2. Andy Phillips, 3B (1999) 6 7. Andy Phillips, 3B (1998) 21 8. Joe Caruso, 2B 181 (1994-97) Derek Wigginton, OF (1999) 6 G.W. Keller, OF/DH (1997) 21 9. Dustan Mohr, RF 178 (1995-97) Allan Stallings CF (1985) 6 9. Beau Hearod, RF (2003) 20 10. Sam Bozanich, 2B 168 (1998-2000) 5. Peter Stonard, 2B/OF (2002) 5 Aaron Clark, 1B (2001) 20 Darren Wood, CF (2000) 5 Mike Pitisci 1B (1984) 20 Total Bases G.W. Keller, RF (1998) 5 Robbie Tucker, 1B (1997) 20 SEASON Joe Caruso, 2B (1996) 5 1. Andy Phillips, SS (1999) 203 Ken Chapman OF (1960) 5 CAREER Roberto Vaz, OF/DH (1997) 203 OF (1963) 5 1. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 61 (1996-99) 3. David Magadan 1B (1983) 180 Rich Potter C (1973) 5 2. G.W. Keller, OF 50 (1997-99) 4. Sam Bozanich, 2B (2000) 178 Larry Mims OF (1975) 5 Doug Duke, C 50 (1984-86) Dustan Mohr, RF (1997) 178 Larry Keenum SS (1975) 5 4. Dustan Mohr, RF 47 (1995-97) Andy Phillips, 3B (1997) 178 Bobby Pierce OF (1981) 5 5. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 46 (1999-2002) 8. Doug Duke C (1986) 177 Rusty Barton OF (1982) 5 6. Beau Hearod, RF 40 (2001-03) 9. G.W. Keller, OF (1997, 99) 175 Cary Williams OF (1989) 5 7. Matt Frick, C 39 (1997-98) 10. Joe Caruso, 2B (1996) 173 John Farrell RF (1990) 5 8. Brent Boyd, INF 38 (1999-2002) Kyle Walck 2B (1991) 5 9. Joe Caruso, 2B 37 (1994-97) CAREER Brad Oliver OF (1992) 5 10. Joe Vitiello, OF 34 (1989-91) 1. Andy Phillips, 3B 590 (1996-99) Frank Menechino 2B (1992) 5 2. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 511 (1999-2002) Runs Batted In 3. G.W. Keller, OF 510 (1997-99) CAREER SEASON 4. Brent Boyd, 2B 499 (1999-2002) 1. G.W. Keller, OF 12 (1997-99) 1. David Magadan 1B (1983) 95 5. Joe Caruso, 2B 498 (1994-97) 2. Allan Stallings, CF 11 (1982-85) 2. Sam Bozanich, 2B (2000) 83 6. Dustan Mohr, OF 431 (1995-97) Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 11 (1996-99) 3. Beau Hearod, RF (2003) 82 7. Sam Bozanich, 2B 411 (1998-2000) 4. Joe Caruso, 2B 10 (1994-97) Andy Phillips, 3B (1998) 82 8. David Magadan, 1B 393 (1981-83) Jennings Byrd, 1B 10 (1946-48) Doug Duke C (1986) 82 9. Beau Hearod, RF 383 (2001-03) 6. Roberto Vaz, OF/DH 9 (1997) 6. Dustan Mohr, RF (1997) 79 9. Mick Kerns, OF 358 (1989-92) David Tidwell, OF 9 (1996-97) 7. Joe Caruso, 2B (1997) 76 10. Joe Vitiello, OF/DH 348 (1989-91) Darren Wood, OF 9 (1998-2000) 8. Roberto Vaz, OF/DH (1997) 73 9. Scott McClanahan, OF 8 (1999-2002) 9. G.W. Keller, OF (1999) 72 Drew Bounds, OF 8 (1995-98) 10. Mike Pitisci, 1B (1984) 70 Brad Oliver, OF 8 (1992-93) John Farrell, RF 8 (1989-90) Rusty Barton, OF 8 (1979-82) Ken Chapman, CF 8 (1959-61)

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Stolen Bases CAREER SEASON 1. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 207 (1999-2002) 1. David Fowke OF (1981) 50 2. Bret Elbin, 3B 125 (1981-83) 2. Ted Williams CF (1985) 44 3. Ted McClendon, 3B 117 (1983-85) 3. G.W. Keller, OF (1999) 40 4. Brent Boyd, INF 109 (1999-2002) 4. David Tidwell, OF (1997) 35 5. Joe Vitiello, OF/DH 102 (1989-91) 5. Ralph Lusian 2B (1987) 33 6. David Magadan, 1B 97 (1981-83) Robert Fletcher 2B (1988) 33 7. Allen Rice, INF 94 (2002-05) 7. Chris Glass 2B (1981) 32 8. Mick Kerns, OF 91 (1989-92) 8. Omar Fernandez CF (1987) 30 9. G.W. Keller, OF 90 (1997-99) 9. Sam Bozanich, 2B (2000) 29 Joe Caruso, 2B 90 (1994-97) Chris Arago SS (1977) 29 PITCHING LEADERS CAREER 1. David Fowke, LF 68 (1980-81) Appearances 2. David Tidwell, OF 63 (1996-97) SEASON 3. Scott McClanahan, OF 56 (1999-2002) 1. Greg Hibbard (1986) 39 Chris Glass, 2B 56 (1982-83) 2. Greg Hibbard (1985) 36 5. Mick Kerns, OF 54 (1989-92) Ben Short (1991) 36 Ted Williams, CF 54 (1985-86) 4. Jonathan Blankenship (1999) 34 7. Chris Arago, 2B 53 (1977-78) Jimbo Lindsay (1975) 34 8. G.W. Keller, OF 52 (1997-99) Jerry Stubbs (1994) 34 9. Robert Fletcher, 2B 51 (1987-88) 7. Jarrod Kingrey (1998) 33 10. Ralph Lusian, 2B 50 (1987-88) Jarrod Kingrey (1997) 33 9. David Robertson (2005) 32 Strikeouts 10. Jon Henn (1989) 29 Mike Innes is Alabama’s career leader with 17 SEASON complete games from 1968-71. 1. Evan Bush, 3B (2005) 61 CAREER Mick Kerns CF (1991) 61 1. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 87 3. Pat Bailey DH (1986) 60 2. Jonathan Blankenship (1998-2000) 81 Complete Games Dustan Mohr, RF (1997) 60 3. Brent Carter (2002-05) 77 SEASON 5. Mike Pitisci 1B (1984) 57 4. Greg Hibbard (1985-86) 75 1. Frank Roland (1956) 10 6. Ted Williams CF (1986) 56 5. Al Drumheller (1991-93) 69 2. Wade LeBlanc (2004) 8 7. Kyle Walck 2B (1991) 54 6. Jared Woodward (2001-03) 68 Gene Lary (1955) 8 8. Kelley Gulledge, C (2000) 53 7. Jarrod Kingrey (1997-98) 66 4. John Paul Anderson (1955) 7 9. Dustan Mohr, RF (1995) 53 8. Taylor Tankersley (2002-04) 65 Mike Innes (1968) 7 10. Dustan Mohr, RF (1996) 52 9. Mike Sodders (1985-88) 61 Bernie Strawn (1972) 7 Allan Stallings, CF (1985) 52 10. Ben Short (1990-91) 60 Jimbo Lindsay (1976 7 Bobby Sprowl (1977) 7 CAREER Vince Barrentine (1981) 7 1. Allan Stallings, CF 215 (1982-85) Games Started Chris Eilers (1995) 7 2. Mick Kerns, OF 166 (1989-92) SEASON 3. Dustan Mohr, RF 163 (1995-97) 1. Dennis Walsh (1991) 20 CAREER 4. Evan Bush, 3B 135 (2003-Pres) 2. Dean Hayes (1983) 19 1. Mike Innes (1968-71) 17 5. Kelley Gulledge, C 131 (1998-2000) 3. Pete Fisher (1997) 18 2. Frank Roland (1956-57) 16 6. Drew Bounds, OF 124 (1995-98) Jeff Oyster (1985) 18 Bernie Strawn (1970-73) 16 Brett Taft, SS 124 (1993-96) Joel Colgrove (1996) 18 4. Jackie Glover (1967-69) 15 7. Allen Rice, INF 123 (2002-05) 6. T.J. Large (2005) 17 5. Gene Lary (1952-55) 14 8. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 122 (1996-99) Lance Cormier (2002) 17 6. Mike Sodders (1985-88) 13 9. Darren Wood, OF 117 (1998-2000) Manny Torres (1999) 17 7. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 12 10. Philip Doyle, 3B/LF 114 (1988-91) Heath Henderson (1997) 17 Freddie Glass (1965-67) 12 Drew Blocker (1975) 17 Walt Massey (1958-60) 12 Walks Pete Roberts (1986) 17 10. Wade LeBlanc (2004-Pres) 10 SEASON Tommy Milstead (1991) 17 David Oropeza (1987-88) 10 1. Jeremy Brown (2002) 69 2. Bret Elbin 3B (1983) 66 CAREER 3. Evan Bush (2005) 51 1. Mike Sodders (1985-88) 52 Mike Twardoski RF (1986) 51 2. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 42 5. G.W. Keller, OF (1999) 49 Chris Eilers (1994-97) 42 6. Jeremy Brown, 1B (2000) 48 4. Tommy Milstead (1988-91) 41 7. Bret Elbin SS (1982) 47 5. Joel Colgrove (1993-96) 39 8. Brent Reese 1B (1989) 46 6. Brent Carter (2002-05) 38 Joe Vitiello LF (1990) 46 Mike Innes (1968-71) 38 10. Frank Menechino, 2B (1993) 44 8. Al Drumheller (1991-93) 35 9. Pete Fisher (1997-98) 34 10. John Collins (1993-96) 33 Jeff Oyster (1984-85) 33

88 Alabama Season/Career Statistical Leaders (continued)

Wins SEASON 1. Heath Henderson (1997/13-2) 13 2. Frank Roland (1956/12-0) 12 3. Lance Cormier (2002/11-3) 11 Dean Hayes (1983/11-2) 11 Rick Browne (1983/11-2) 11 Dennis Walsh (1991/11-4) 11 Tim Young (1996/11-3) 11 8. Brent Carter (2003/10-5) 10 Manny Torres (1999/10-3) 10 Jonathan Blankenship (1999/10-3) 10 Pete Fisher (1997/10-3) 10 Jarrod Kingrey (1997/10-1) 10 (1950/10-2) 10 Vince Barrentine (1981/10-4) 10 Jeff Oyster (1984/10-2) 10 Pete Roberts (1986/10-2) 10 Joel Colgrove (1996/10-3) 10

CAREER 1. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 31 2. Mike Innes (1968-71) 27 3. Brent Carter (2002-05) 25 Tommy Milstead (1988-91) 25 5. J. Blankenship (1998-2000) 23 6. Al Drumheller (1991-93) 22 Mike Sodders (1985-88) 22 8. Frank Roland (1956-57) 21 Manny Torres (1996-99) 21 10. Jeff Oyster (1984-85) 19 Jimbo Lindsay (1974-76) 19 Losses SEASON 1. Pete Fisher (1998) 8 Bernie Bellard (1994) 8 Jeff Oyster (1985) 8 Mike Soper (1989) 8 Jackie Glover is one of the top left-handed pitchers in Crimson Tide history. He holds single-game records 5. Jackie Glover (1967) 7 for strikeouts and innings pitched. Drew Blocker (1975) 7 Ronnie Owen (1979) 7 Shutouts Innings Pitched Pete Brown (1988) 7 SEASON SEASON Mike Sodders (1988) 7 1. Freddy Glass (1967) 4 1. Lance Cormier (2002) 129.0 10. Seven Pitchers 6 Bernie Strawn (1973) 4 2. Heath Henderson (1997) 124.1 3. Wade LeBlanc (2004) 3 3. Brent Carter (2003) 122.2 CAREER Mike Innes (1969) 3 4. Pete Fisher (1998) 118.1 1. Mike Sodders (1985-88) 22 Drew Blocker (1974) 3 5. Manny Torres (1999) 115.0 2. Lance Cormier (1999-Pres) 16 Owen Holston (1974) 3 6. Scott Murphy (2000) 113.2 Jackie Glover (1967-68) 16 7. Lance Cormier (2001) 2 7. Wade LeBlanc (2004) 112.2 4. Taylor Tankersley (2002-04) `15 Mike Innes (1970) 2 Dean Hayes (1983) 112.2 Steve Shoemaker (1992-94) 15 Mike Innes (1971) 2 9. Joel Colgrove (1996) 111.0 6. Chris Eilers (1994-97) 14 Bryan Kelley (1981) 2 10. Carey Lundstrom (1992) 107.1 Bernie Strawn (1970-73) 14 John Collins (1993-96) 14 CAREER CAREER 9. Bruce Hodges (1974-76) 12 1. Mike Innes (1969-71) 7 1. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 384.2 Brent Carter (2002-05) 12 2. Bernie Strawn (1972-73) 4 2. Brent Carter (2002-05) 335.2 Drew Blocker (1974-75) 4 3. Al Drumheller (1991-93) 285.0 4. Owen Holston (1974) 3 4. Mike Sodders (1985-88) 282.0 5. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 2 5. Gene Lary (1952-55) 277.2 Jimmy Archibald (1973-74) 2 6. Chris Eilers (1994-97) 274.0 Bryan Kelley (1981) 2 7. Tommy Milstead (1988-91) 262.0 Joel Colgrove (1993-96) 2 8. Joel Colgrove (1993-96) 258.0 9. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 255.2 10. Mike Innes (1968-71) 250.0

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Strikeouts Fewest Hits CAREER SEASON SEASON (MIN. 40 IP) 1. Joe Caruso, 2B 675 (1994-97) 1. Bobby Sprowl (1977) 118 1. Al Lary (1950) 24 2. Brett Taft, SS 620 (1993-96) 2. Wade LeBlanc (2005) 108 2. Alan Dunn (1981) 31 3. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 537 (1996-99) 3. David Robertson (2005) 105 3. John Paul Anderson (1952) 32 4. Pat Monti, SS 461 (1987-89) Brent Carter (2003) 105 Bill Dunn (1951) 32 5. Brent Boyd, INF 454 (1999-2002) 5. Manny Torres (1999) 104 5. Les Kelley (1968) 34 6. Jerry Shelton, SS/3B 453 (1990-93) Heath Henderson 104 6. Roberto Vaz (1997) 35 7. Sam Bozanich, 2B 430 (1998-2000) Joel Colgrove (1996) 104 Terry Asher (1978) 35 8. Nate Duncan, SS/3B 400 (1995-97) 8. Al Drumheller (1992) 101 Steve Bryant (1970) 35 9. Allen Rice, INF 373 (2002-05) 9. Justin Smith (1999) 100 Terry Asher (1978) 35 10. Brent Boyd, 2B 346 (1999-2002) 10. Carey Lundstrom (1992) 99 David Youell (1971) 35 Russell Sikes (1961) 35 Errors CAREER SEASON 1. Brent Carter (2002-05) 307 Lowest ERA 1. Mick Kerns, INF 31 (1990) 2. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 289 SEASON (MIN. 40 IP) 2. Juan DeBrand, SS 30 (1991) 3. Mike Sodders (1985-88) 274 1. Drew Blocker (1974) 1.19 3. Tim Sims, SS 29 (1986) 4. Al Drumheller (1991-93) 262 2. Steve Bryant (1970) 1.31 4. Casey Lambert, SS 28 (2000) 5. Mike Innes (1968-71) 254 3. Thayer Bellis (1946) 1.46 5. Adam Pavkovich, SS 23 (2002) 6. Joel Colgrove (1993-96) 237 4. John Paul Anderson (1955) 1.49 Jerry Shelton, 3B 23 (1993) Chris Eilers (1994-97) 237 5. Brain Reed (2002) 1.75 Tim Sims, SS 23 (1985) 8. Taylor Tankersley (2002-04) 232 6. Tim Young (1996) 1.76 8. Mark Gray, SS 22 (1971) 9. Tommy Milstead (1988-91) 231 Frank Roland (1957) 1.76 9. Adam Pavkovich, SS 21 (2003) 10. Jackie Glover (1967-69) 228 8. Jimbo Lindsay (1975) 1.85 Larry Keenum, SS 21 (1975) 9. Bernie Strawn (1973) 1.86 Saves 10. Gene Lary (1952) 1.87 CAREER SEASON 1. Andy Phillips, 3B/SS 60 (1996-99) 1. Ben Short (1991) 14 FIELDING LEADERS 2. Jerry Shelton, 3B/SS 58 (1990-93) 2. Jarrod Kingrey (1998) 13 3. Brett Taft, SS 52 (1993-96) 3. Troy Brauchle (1983) 12 4. Adam Pavkovich, SS 51 (2001-03) 4. Lance Cormier (1999) 11 Putouts Mick Kerns, SS/OF 51 (1989-92) SEASON 6. Juan DeBrand, SS 50 (1991-92) Skip Ames (1996) 11 1. Chris Moller, 1B 588 (1996) 6. Greg Hibbard (1986) 10 7. Allen Rice, INF 45 (2002-05) 2. David Zauchin, 1B 555 (1975) 8. Brent Boyd, 2B/3B 44 (1999-2002) 7. Brian Reed (2002) 9 3. Robbie Tucker, 1B 546 (1997) Greg Hibbard (1985) 9 9. Pat Monti, SS 45 (1987-89) 4. Dax Norris, C 504 (1996) 10. Phillip Doyle, 3B 42 (1988-90) 9. David Robertson (2005) 8 Hunter Plott, 1B 504 (1990) Roberto Vaz (1997) 8 6. Jeremy Brown, 1B 489 (2000) Jimbo Lindsay (1975) 8 7. David Magadan, 1B 484 (1983) Fielding Percentage SEASON Mike MacDonald (1993) 8 8. Aaron Clark, 1B 481 (2001) 1. Jeremy Brown, C 1.000 (2001) 9. Jeremy Brown, 1B 477 (1999) Dan Harris, C 1.000 (1967) CAREER 10. Brent Reese, 1B 444 (1989) 1. Brian Reed (2002-03) 21 3. Jeremy Brown, C .998 (2002) Matt Frick, C .998 (1997) 2. Greg Hibbard (1985-86) 19 CAREER 5. Alan Hill, C .996 (1994) Troy Brauchle (1983-84) 19 1. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C 1,660 (1999-2002) 6. Aaron Clark, 1B .9957 (2001) 4. Lance Cormier (1999-2002) 17 2. Zac Welch, 1B 1,315 (2002-05) Chris Moller, 1B .9957 (1995) Jarrod Kingrey (1997-98) 17 3. Hunter Plott, 1B 1,261 (1987-91) 8. Bill Carr, 1B .9956 (1955) Jimbo Lindsay (1874-76) 17 4. Gary Jack, 1B 1,114 (1979-81) 9. Alan Hill, C .9955 (1993) 7. Ben Short (1991-92) 16 5. Chris Moller, 1B 1,043 (1995-96) 10. Gary Jack, 1B .9950 (1980) 8. Taylor Tankersley (2002-04) 11 6. Dax Norris, C 854 (1995-96) Skip Ames (1996) 11 7. Kelley Gulledge, C 817 (1998-00) CAREER 10. Mike MacDonald (1993-94) 10 8. Matt Frick, C 805 (1997-98) 1. Alan Hill, C .996 (1992-95) 9. Frank Velleggia, C 795 (1982-84) 2. Jeremy Brown, 1B/C .994 (1999-2002) Fewest Walks 10. Doug Duke, C 724 (1984-86) SEASON (MIN. 40 IP) 3. Aaron Clark, 1B .9932 (2000-01) 1. Michael Daniel (1997) 8 4. Fred Fricke, 1B .9929 (1956-57) 2. Pete Reaves (1958) 9 Assists 5. Travis Garner, CF .992 (2002-03) SEASON 6. Gary Jack, 1B .9915 (1978-81) 3. Brent Carter (2002) 10 1. Joe Caruso, 2B 210 (1996) Andy Bernard (1997) 10 7. Matt Frick, C .9912 (1997-98) 2. Brett Taft, SS 201 (1995) 8. Dax Norris, C .9909 (1995-96) 5. Ronnie Owen (1978) 11 3. Joe Caruso, 2B 190 (1997) 6. Andrew Walker (2004) 12 9. Jason Jordan, 1B .9909 (1945-95) 4. Adam Pavkovich, SS 186 (2002) 10. Kelley Gulledge, C .9891 (1998-2000) Thayer Bellis (1946) 12 Juan DeBrand, SS 186 (1991) Frank Roland (1957) 12 6. Tim Sims, SS 181 (1986) Jeff Brewer (1982) 12 7. Pat Monti, SS 179 (1989) 10. Mike Blount (1977) 13 8. Nate Duncan, SS 175 (1997) Manny Torres (1996) 13 9. Kyle Walck, 2B 174 (1991) John Collins (1996) 13 10. Andy Phillips, SS 172 (1997)

90 Single Season Batting, Pitching and Fielding Records

GAMES PLAYED TRIPLES STOLEN BASES SAVES WALKS 1. 70 1997 1. 34 1997 1. 141 1981 1. 22 2002 1. 297 1981 2. 69 1996, 1999 2. 31 1999 2. 120 1987 2. 19 96, 97, 99 2. 278 1989 4. 66 2002, 1975 3. 28 1975 3. 113 1999 5. 18 1991, 1993 3. 270 1982 5. 65 1995, 2000 4. 23 1983 4. 110 2000 7. 15 2003, 1998 4. 269 1980 7. 64 1998 23 1992 5. 102 1986 10. 14 1986, 1981 5. 266 2000 8. 63 1986, 2005 6. 20 1996 6. 97 1977 6. 257 1983 10. 62 1991 7. 19 94, 95, 98 7. 91 1992 ERA 7. 248 1985 10. 18 8 TIED 8. 87 2002 1. 2.07 1966 8. 243 1975 BATTING AVG. 9. 77 1997 2. 2.17 1974 9. 241 1994 1. .340 (860/2527) 1997 HOME RUNS 10. 75 1996 3. 2.27 1955 10. 239 1986 2. .338 (277/818) 1955 1. 160 1997 4. 2.43 1968 3. .334 (827/2479) 1999 2. 122 1998 TOTAL BASES 5. 2.63 1947 WILD PITCHES 4. .333 (662/1987) 1983 3. 120 1999 1. 1,571 1997 6. 2.71 1974 1. 62 1999 5. .325 (597/1837) 1985 4. 96 2000 2. 1,410 1999 7. 2.76 1957 2. 61 1997 6. .320 (728/2276) 1998 5. 95 1986 3. 1,249 1998 8. 2.79 1965 3. 54 1993 7. .317 (177/559) 1960 6. 76 1996 4. 1,196 1996 9. 2.83 1959 4. 52 2000 8. .315 (573/1827) 1981 7. 75 1989 5. 1,174 2000 10. 3.00 1954 5. 48 2005 9. .314 (678/2159) 1986 8. 72 1984, 1991 6. 1,111 1986 6. 47 1991 10. .313 (209/667) 1957 10. 69 1985 7. 1,083 2002 FEWEST HITS ALLOWED 7. 44 1989, 1996 8. 1,035 1983 1. 105 1954, 1959 9. 43 1990 AT BATS WALKS 9. 1,009 2003 3. 127 1951 10. 42 1994 1. 2,527 1997 1. 367 1999 10. 998 1991 4. 140 1953 2. 2,479 1999 2. 300 2000 5. 143 1960 HIT BY PITCH 3. 2,464 1996 3. 294 2002 SLUGGING PCT. 6. 144 1961 1. 62 2005 4. 2,306 2000 4. 293 1983 1. .622 1997 7. 152 1955 2. 47 1999 5. 2,276 1998 5. 292 1986 2. .569 1999 8. 161 1958 3. 46 2001 6. 2,261 2002 6. 291 1997 3. .549 1998 9. 162 1957 4. 44 2000 7. 2,236 1995 7. 268 2003 4. .521 1983 10. 172 1965 5. 42 2002 8. 2,159 1986 8. 259 1991 5. .516 1985 6. 37 2003 9. 2,137 2003 9. 271 1984 6. .514 1986 MOST HITS ALLOWED 7. 36 1998, 1991 10. 2,121 2005 10. 262 1982 7. .509 2000 1. 688 1997 9. 31 1989 262 1990 8. .499 1960 2. 673 2000 10. 30 1990, 1994 RUNS 9. .497 1984 3. 666 1999 1. 679 1997 STRIKEOUTS 10. .485 1996 4. 625 2003 PUTOUTS 2. 617 1999 1. 437 1997 5. 616 2002 1. 1,866 1996 3. 543 2000 2. 432 1998 COMPLETE GAMES 6. 606 1996 2. 1,855 1997 4. 532 1998 3. 428 1991 1. 20 1975 7. 603 1998 3. 1,825 1999 5. 510 1983 4. 419 2005 2. 18 1955, 1976 8. 578 1986 4. 1,765 2002 6. 498 1996 5. 412 1996 4. 17 1967 9. 549 1995 5. 1,735 2000 7. 487 1986 6. 405 1986 5. 16 1968, 1995 10. 523 1985 6. 1,716 1995 8. 481 2002 7. 402 1995 7. 15 5 Times 7. 1,685 2005 9. 473 2003 8. 397 1999 FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED 8. 1,678 1998 10. 422 2001 9. 377 2000 INNINGS PITCHED 1. 60 1966 9. 1,632 2003 10. 370 2003 1. 622 1996 2. 68 1959 10. 1,587 1986 HITS 2. 618 1/3 1997 3. 71 1954 1. 860 1997 HIT BY PITCH 3. 608 1/3 1999 4. 78 1955 ASSISTS 2. 827 1999 1. 80 2003 4. 588 1/3 2002 5. 79 1951 1. 798 1997 3. 769 1996 2. 78 2005 5. 578 1/3 2000 6. 81 1958 2. 787 1996 4. 728 1998 3. 71 2000 6. 561 2/3 2005 7. 84 1960 3. 745 2002 5. 717 2000 4. 57 1999 7. 559 1/3 1998 8. 86 1947 4. 708 1995 6. 702 2002 5. 55 1996, 1998 8. 571 1995 9. 92 1965 5. 674 1991, 2000 7. 678 1986 7. 54 2001 9. 544 2003 10. 95 1953 7. 672 1986 8. 662 1983 8. 53 2002, 2004 10. 529 1986 8. 625 2005 9. 658 1995 10. 45 1993 MOST RUNS ALLOWED 9. 620 1998 10. 635 2003 SHUTOUTS 1. 399 2000 10. 614 1983 SACRIFICE BUNTS 1. 11 1974 2. 387 1999 RBI 1. 44 2002 2. 7 1967 3. 383 1997 ERRORS 1. 625 1997 2. 41 1969 3. 6 2004, 1991 4. 353 1985 1. 130 1986 2. 555 1999 3. 40 2005 5.. 5 7 Times 5. 346 2003, 1986 2. 120 1975 3. 500 2000 4. 38 1995 7. 325 1998 3. 108 2000 4. 482 1998 5. 36 2003 WINS 8. 324 1989 108 1991 5. 459 1983 6. 33 2001 1. 56 1997 9. 315 1996 5. 101 1985 6. 443 1996 7. 31 2000 2. 53 1999 10. 305 1991 6. 96 2002 7. 437 2002 8. 29 2004 3. 51 2002 7. 94 1971, 88, 89 8. 427 1986 9. 28 1996 4. 50 1996 MOST STRIKEOUTS 10. 93 1997 9. 418 2003 10. 27 1980 5. 46 1983, 1998 1. 595 1999 10. 394 2001 7. 43 1986 2. 577 1996 FIELDING PCT. SACRIFICE FLIES 8. 42 1991, 1995 3. 569 2005 1. .971 1996 DOUBLES 1. 44 2002 10. 41 1981, 2000 4. 526 1998 2. .970 1994 1. 163 1997 2. 35 1997 5. 498 1997 3. .969 2004, 1955 2. 161 1999 3. 34 2000 LOSSES 6. 477 1995 5. .968 1995, 2001 3. 159 1996 4. 31 1999 1. 35 1994 7. 473 2003 7. .966 1997, 1999 4. 154 2002 5. 29 3 Times 2. 32 1975 8. 446 2002 9. .965 2005 5. 140 2003 8. 28 1992 3. 28 1980 9. 437 1986 10. .963 1998, 2002 6. 133 2000 9. 27 1985 4. 27 1979 10. 432 2004 7. 129 1983 10. 26 3 Times 5. 26 1971, 1987 8. 117 1998 1988 and 2004 9. 116 1991 9. 25 1993 10. 114 1986 10. 24 1989, 2000, 2003

91 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders

BATTING AVERAGE AT-BATS HITS RUNS 1946 Herb Chapman, OF .368 1946 Herb Chapman, CF 87 1946 Herb Chapman, CF 32 1946 Roy Johnson, OF 30 1947 Herb Chapman, OF .322 1947 Herb Chapman, CF 96 1947 Herb Chapman, CF 31 1947 Herb Chapman, OF 22 1948 Jennings Byrd, 1B .351 1948 J.F. Sharp, 2B 68 1948 Ed White, LF 35 1948 Hugh Morrow, CF 20 1949 Ed White, LF .402 1949 Ed White, LF 77 1949 Ed White, LF 31 1949 Ed White, LF 20 1950 Ed White, LF .448 Jim Huffstuffer, OF 77 1950 Ed White, LF 33 1950 Ed White, LF 34 1951 Mike Mizraney, 1B .405 1950 Ned Folmar, 3B 92 1951 Mike Mizraney, 1B 28 1951 Mike Mizraney, 1B 19 1952 Bobby Carr, CF .329 1951 Earl Martin, CF 84 1952 Jerry Belk, 3B 31 George Howell, SS 19 1953 Jerry Watford, OF .342 1952 Leon Adair, 2B 100 Bobby Carr, CF 31 1952 Bobby Carr, CF 26 1954 Tom Miller, OF .442 1953 Jerry Belk, 3B 77 1953 Ron Welch, SS 18 1953 Ron Welch, SS 18 1955 Bobby Hunt, OF .439 1954 Bobby Hunt, OF 65 1954 Tom Miller, OF 27 1954 Ron Welch, SS 19 1956 Herb Kosten, 3B .393 1955 Bobby Hunt, OF 98 1955 Bobby Hunt, OF 43 1955 Bobby Hunt, OF 23 1957 Fred Frickie, 1B .405 D. Thompson, SS 98 1956 Herb Kosten, 3B 33 1956 Herb Kosten, 3B 30 1958 Legrant Scott, 2B .348 1956 Bobby Barnes, LF 87 1957 Fred Frickie, 1B 32 1957 Herb Kosten, 3B 24 1959 Ken Chapman, RF .469 1957 Dale Rice, CF 83 1958 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 25 1958 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 20 1960 Gene Giainni, RF .409 1958 Dale Rice, CF 79 1959 Ken Chapman, OF 30 1959 Tommy Proctor, LF 19 1961 Bobby Tarver, OF .417 1959 Ken Chapman, OF 64 1960 Ken Chapman, OF 29 1960 Ken Chapman, OF 22 1962 Glendel Baler, OF .354 1960 Ken Chapman, OF 72 1961 Tommy Hill, OF 27 1961 Tommy Hill, OF 25 1963 Ashton Wells, OF .396 1961 Jerry Ellis, 2B 80 1962 Glendel Baker, OF 34 1962 Tommy Hill, OF 19 1964 , OF .324 1962 Jerry Ellis, 2B 92 1963 Ashton Wells, OF 36 1963 Bill Oliver, OF 23 1965 Bill Scudder, LF .341 1963 Bill Oliver, OF 94 1964 Sammy Bryant, 1B 26 1964 Ashton Wells, of 23 1966 Joe McCorquodale, 1B .355 1964 George Winstead, OF 84 1965 Bill Scudder, LF 29 Sammy Bryant, 1B 23 1967 George Johnson, CF .340 1965 George Johnson, CF 91 1966 Joe McCorquodale, 1B 27 1965 George Johnson, CF 19 1968 Stan Moss, 3B .342 1966 John Mosley, 3B 80 1967 George Johnson, CF 55 1966 John Holley, CF 19 1969 J. Traffanstedt, LF .321 1967 George Johnson, CF 162 1968 Stan Moss, 3B 40 1967 George Johnson, CF 32 1970 Terry Dubose, CF .315 1968 Jack Traffanstedt, LF 123 1969 Jack Traffanstedt, LF 43 1968 Stan Moss, 3B 24 1971 Zack Rogers, 1B .287 1969 Bill Parker, CF 135 1970 Terry Dubose, CF 34 1969 Bill Parker, CF 24 1972 Rex Bynum, LF .391 1970 Terry, Dubose, CF 108 1971 Mark Gray, SS 43 Jack Traffanstedt 24 1973 Robin Cary, CF .319 1971 Mark Gray, SS 151 1972 Rex Bynum, LF 39 1970 Mark Gray, SS 13 1974 Robin Cary, CF .346 1972 Robin Cary, 2B 126 1973 Butch Hobson, 3B 38 1971 David Mewbourne, 2B 37 1975 Larry Keenum, SS .310 1973 Butch Hobson, 3B 120 1974 Joe Hawley, SS 38 1972 Rex Bynum, LF 30 1976 Larry Keenum, SS .392 1974 Joe Hawley, SS 143 1975 Larry Keenum, SS 66 1973 Butch Hobson, 3B 20 1977 Johnny Wright, CF .336 1975 Larry Keenum, SS 207 1976 Ron Hamilton, OF 48 Randy Collins, RF 20 Jeff Tillman, DH .336 1976 Ron Hamilton, CF 142 1977 Johnny Wright, CF 49 Paul Spivey, LF 20 Chris Arago, SS .336 1977 Johnny Wright, CF 146 1978 Steve Houlberg, SS 45 1974 James White, 3B 32 1978 Maxie Kizzire, C .324 1978 Steve Houlberg, SS 146 1979 Steve Houlberg, SS 43 Anthony Davidson, RF 32 1979 Tommy Belk, 3B .309 1979 Steve Houlberg, SS 140 1980 Sal Velenti, 2B 57 1975 Larry Keenum, SS 39 1980 Sal Velenti, 2B .352 1980 David Fowke, LF 162 1981 David Magadan, 3B 77 1976 Larry Keenum,SS 30 1981 David Magadan, 3B .389 Sal Valenti, 2B 162 1982 David Magadan, 1B 77 1977 Johnny Wright,CF 38 1982 Chris Glass, 2B .405 1981 David Fowke, LF 214 1983 David Magadan, 1B 114 1978 Steve Houlberg, SS 31 1983 David Magadan, 1B .525 Bobby Pierce, RF 214 1984 Frank Velleggia, C 73 1979 Steve Houlberg, SS 30 1984 Kyle Bryan, LF .394 1982 David Reaves, 1B 206 1985 Mike Twardoski, RF 71 1980 David Fowke, LF 37 1985 Doug Duke, C .388 1983 Allan Stallings, CF 231 1986 Mike Twardoski, RF 97 1981 Bobby Pierce, OF 47 1986 Mike Twardoski, RF .399 1984 Frank Velleggia, C 208 1987 Deron White, LF 59 1982 Jamey Merritt, OF 51 1987 Deron White, LF .347 1985 Mike Twardoski, RF 216 1988 Robert Fletcher, 2B 66 1983 Bret Elbin, 3B 88 1988 Jason Bridges, RF .351 1986 Ted Williams, CF 252 1989 Brent Reese, 1B 70 1984 Ted McClendon, 3B 56 1989 Cary Williams, CF .367 1987 Omar Fernandez, CF 180 Pat Monti, SS 70 1985 Allan Stallings, CF 54 1990 Joe Vitiello, LF .364 1988 Robert Fletcher, 2B 195 1990 John Farrell, RF 74 1986 Mike Twardoski, RF 73 1991 Joe Vitiello, LF .395 1989 Pat Monti, SS 240 1991 Joe Vitiello, LF 87 1987 Omar Fernandez, CF 48 1992 Frank Menechino, 2B .349 1990 John Farrell, RF 209 1992 Robby Glenn, 1B 68 1988 Robert Fletcher, 2B 53 Robby Glenn, 1B .349 1991 Juan DeBrand, SS 252 1993 Al Drumheller, RF 61 1989 Brent Reese, 1B 53 1993 Al Drumheller, RF .323 1992 Mick Kerns, CF 217 Chris Smelley, 1B 61 1990 Joe Vitiello, LF 52 1994 Jason Jordan, 1B .324 1993 Chris Smelley, 1B 191 1994 Jason Jordan, 1B 68 1991 Mick Kerns, CF 62 1995 Chris Moller, 1B .405 1994 Jason Jordan, 1B 210 1995 Chris Moller, 1B 87 1992 Mick Kerns, CF 51 1996 Dax Norris, C .370 1995 Dax Norris, C 254 1996 Dax Norris, C 105 1993 Al Drumheller, RF 43 1997 Roberto Vaz, OF/DH .400 1996 Dax Norris, C 284 1997 Roberto Vaz, OF/DH 102 1994 Jason Jordan, 1B 40 1998 G.W. Keller, RF .377 1997 David Tidwell, OF 295 Andy Phillips, 3B 102 1995 Brett Taft, SS 50 1999 Andy Phillips, SS .398 1998 Paul Phillips, OF 273 1998 Paul Phillips, OF 94 1996 Joe Caruso, 2B 76 2000 Brent Boyd, 3B .360 1999 G.W. Keller, OF 270 1999 G.W. Keller, OF 107 1997 Roberto Vaz, OF/DH 87 2001 Jeremy Brown, C .363 2000 Sam Bozanich, 2B 275 2000 Sam Bozanich, 2B 98 1998 Paul Phillips, OF 69 2002 Peter Stonard, 2B/OF .411 2001 Brent Boyd, 2B 226 2001 Brent Boyd, 2B 76 1999 G.W. Keller, OF 85 2003 Travis Garner, CF .365 2002 Scott McClanahan, OF 269 2002 Peter Stonard, 2B/OF 97 2000 Brent Boyd, 3B 74 2004 Allen Rice, 2B .333 2003 Travis Garner, CF 251 2003 Travis Garner, CF 88 2001 Aaron Clark, 1B 66 2005 Gabe Scott, OF .364 2004 Zac Welch, 1B 190 2004 Allen Rice, 2B 61 2002 Scott McClanahan, OF 68 2005 Cale Iorg, SS 236 2005 Gabe Scott, OF 67 2003 3 Tied 64 2004 Allen Rice, 2B 39 2005 Evan Bush, 3B 46

92 Alabama Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders (continued)

RBI HOME RUNS 2001 Aaron Clark, 1B 20 1946 Herb Chapman, OF 29 1946 Herb Chapman, OF 3 2002 Scott McClanahan, COF 14 1947 Herb Chapman, OF 17 1947 Herb Chapman, OF 3 2003 Beau Hearod, RF 20 1949 Dick Dill, C 20 1948 Jack Rutledge, SS 4 2004 Evan Bush, 3B/OF 8 1950 Ed White, LF 17 J.F. Sharp, 2B 4 2005 Evan Bush, 3B 17 1951 Earl Martin, CF 20 1949 Ed White, LF 4 1952 Dick Hearn, RF 26 1950 Ed White, LF 7 TRIPLES 1953 Jerry Belk, 3B 12 1951 George Howell, SS 3 1946 D.J. Gambrell, C 2 Jerry Watford, OF 12 Clell Hobson, OF 3 1947 Jennings Byrd, 1B 4 1954 Tom Miller, OF 25 1952 Dick Hearn, RF 5 1948 Jennings Byrd, 1B 4 1955 Bobby Hunt, OF 32 1953 Jerry Belk, 3B 2 1949 Jennings Byrd, 1B 2 1956 Fred Frickie, 1B 22 1954 Bobby Hunt, OF 3 1950 Ed White, LF 2 Norman Koury, LF 22 1955 Bobby Hunt,OF 4 1951 Earl Martin, CF 2 1957 Fred Frickie, 1B 22 1956 Norman Koury, LF 3 1952 Jerry Belk, 3B 2 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 22 1957 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 3 Clell Hobson, OF 2 1958 Bobby Ledford, OF 18 Bill Walker, RF 3 Leon Adair, 2B 2 1959 Ken Chapman, OF 16 1958 Legrant Scott, 2B 3 1953 Jim Grant, 1B 4 1960 Ken Chapman, OF 19 Bobby Ledford, OF 3 1954 Tom Miller, OF 4 1961 Tommy Hill, OF 22 1959 Ken Chapman, OF 2 1955 Bobby Hunt, OF 4 1962 Tommy Hill, OF 25 Tony Proctor, LF 2 1956 Fred Frickie, 1B 3 1963 Buddy French, C 17 Gene Beard, C 2 1957 Chuck Bancroft, 2B 3 1964 Sammy Bryant, 1B 14 1960 Ken Chapman, OF 5 1958 Legrant Scott, 2B 2 Roberto Vaz led the Crimson Tide 1965 Bill Scudder, RF 14 1961 Tommy Hill, OF 5 Bobby Ledford, OF 2 with a school record nine triples in Sammy Bryant, 1B 14 1962 Tommy Hill,OF 5 1959 Ken Chapman, OF 3 1997. Vaz also set the single-sea- 1966 Joe McCorquodale, 1B 14 1963 Buddy French, C 3 1960 Ken Chapman, OF 5 son record with a .768 slugging 1967 Joe McCorquodale, 1B 14 1964 Mickey Andrews, OF 4 1961 Tommy Moore, 1B 3 percentage. 1968 Stan Moss, 3B 26 Ashton Wells, RF 4 1962 Glendel Baker, OF 3 1969 J.C. Ranelli, SS 25 1965 Buddy French, C 3 1963 Bill Oliver, OF 5 1970 Randy Collins,RF 13 George Johnson, CF 3 1964 Buddy French, C 1 1988 Robert Fletcher, 2B 2 1971 Ron Hardin, LF 21 John Mosley, 3B 3 1965 Buddy French, C 4 1989 Cary Williams, CF 5 1972 Glenn Woodruff, C 38 1966 John Holley, RF 3 1966 John Holley, RF 2 1990 John Farrell, RF 5 1973 Butch Hobson, 3B 37 Joe McCorquodale, 1B 3 1967 Joe McCorquodale, 1B 3 1991 Kyle Walck, 2B 5 1974 James White, 3B 30 1967 George Johnson, CF 5 George Johnson, CF 3 1992 Frank Menechino, 2B 5 1975 Larry Keenum, SS 40 1968 Stan Moss, 3B 7 1968 Stan Moss, 3B 2 Brad Oliver, 2B 5 1976 Jeff Tillman, DH 28 1969 J.C. Ranelli, SS 2 Bill Parker, CF 2 1993 Brett Anderson, 3B 3 1977 Jeff Tillman, DH 37 1970 Randy Collins, RF 3 1969 Jack Traffanstedt, LF 3 Brad Oliver, CF 3 1978 Steve Houlberg, SS 28 1971 David Mewbourne,2B 6 1970 Terry Dubose,CF 2 1994 Shane Watts, OF 2 1979 Dave Atkins, C 20 1972 Glenn Woodruff, C 7 Rex Bynum, LF 2 1995 Dustan Mohr, OF 4 1980 Dave Atkins, C 37 Paul Spivey, CF 7 1971 Mark Gray, SS 3 1996 Joe Caruso, 2B 5 1981 David Magadan, 3B 43 1973 Butch Hobson, 3B 13 1972 Rex Bynum, LF 2 1997 Roberto Vaz, OF/DH 9 1982 David Magadan, 1B 50 1974 James White, 3B 5 Zack Rogers, 1B 2 1998 G.W. Keller, RF 3 1983 David Magadan,1B 95 Rich Porter, C 5 1973 Robin Cary, CF 1 1999 Andy Phillips, SS 6 1984 Mike Pitisci, 1B 70 1975 James White, 3B 6 Butch Hobson, 3B 1 Derek Wigginton, OF 6 1985 Doug Duke, C 67 1976 Larry Keenum, SS 7 Paul Spivey, LF 1 2000 Darren Wood, OF 5 1986 Doug Duke, C 82 1977 Johnny Wright, CF 7 James White, SS 1 2001 Scott McClanahan, OF 3 1987 Deron White, LF 47 Jeff Tillman, DH 7 1974 Anthony Davidson, RF 3 2002 Peter Stonard, 2B/OF 5 1988 Jason Bridges, RF 43 1978 Johnny Wright, CF 9 1975 Larry Mims, RF 5 2003 Travis Garner, CF 4 1989 Cary Williams,CF 61 1979 Dave Atkins, C 4 1976 Ron Hamilton, CF 4 Beau Heaord, RF 4 1990 Joe Vitiello, LF 53 1980 Dave Atkins, C 9 Mark Salem, CF 4 2004 Allen Rice, 2B 3 1991 Joe Vitiello, LF 67 1981 Randy Hunt, C 12 Randy Bonner, C 4 2005 Morrow Thomley, RF 4 1992 Mick Kerns, CF 54 1982 Rob Skates, DH 10 1977 Johnny Wright, CF 2 1993 Al Drumheller, RF 38 1983 Frank Velleggia, C 12 Chris Arago, SS 2 DOUBLES 1994 Kevin Nichols, 3B 43 1984 Mike Pitisci, 1B 20 Dunn McKelvey, 1B 2 1946 D.J. Gambrell, C 5 1995 Chris Moller, 1B 44 1985 Doug Duke, C 22 Joe Fennor, RF 2 1947 Herb Chapman, OF 6 Dustan Mohr, RF 44 1986 Doug Duke, C 27 Tommy Belk, 3B 2 Jack Rutledge, SS 6 1996 Joe Caruso, 2B 63 1987 Deron White, LF 11 1978 Johnny Wright, CF 2 1948 Hugh Morrow, CF 4 1997 Dustan Mohr, RF 79 1988 Jason Bridges, CF 12 Chris Arago, SS 2 1949 Ed White, LF 4 1998 Andy Phillips, 3B 82 1989 Cary Williams, CF 16 1979 Dave Atkins, C 2 1950 George Howell, SS 8 1999 G.W. Keller, OF 72 1990 Joe Vitiello, LF 11 1980 Dave Atkins, C 2 1951 Mike Mizraney, 1B 7 2000 Sam Bozanich, 2B 83 1991 Joe Vitiello, LF 15 Dave Fowke, LF 2 George Howell, SS 7 2001 Aaron Clark, 1B 71 1992 Mick Kerns, CF 16 1981 Bobby Pierce, OF 5 1952 Bobby Carr, CF 5 2002 Jeremy Brown, C 64 1993 Al Drumheller, RF 8 1982 Rusty Barton, OF 5 Dick Hearn, RF 5 2003 Beau Hearod, RF 82 Brett Anderson, 3B 8 1983 Allan Stallings, CF 6 1953 Cecil Ingram, 2B 4 2004 Zac Welch, 1B 46 1994 Kevin Nichols, 3B 13 1984 Kyle Bryan, LF 3 1954 Jerry Belk, 3B 6 2005 Evan Bush, 3B 55 1995 Dustan Mohr, OF 12 Dee Smithey, RF 3 1955 Bobby Hunt, OF 4 1996 Joe Caruso, 2B 14 1985 Mike Twardoski, RF 3 Buddy Morrison, OF 4 1997 Dustan Mohr, RF 25 Tim Smith, SS 3 1956 Shep Frazier, 2B 5 1998 Matt Frick, C 22 1986 Mike Twardoski, RF 4 1957 Fred Frickie, 1B 7 1999 Andy Phillips, SS 22 1987 Omar Fernandez, CF 3 1958 Bill Walker, 1B 6 2000 Sam Bozanich, 2B 18 Ralph Lusian, 2B 3 1959 Tony Proctor, LF 4

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1960 Tommy Hill, OF 5 STOLEN BASES COMPLETE GAMES 1961 Leonard Bell, 3B 9 1948 Hugh Morrow, CF 4 1954 Gene Lary 6 1962 Bobby Tarver, SS 7 1950 Ned Folmar, 3B 10 1955 Gene Lary 8 1963 Larry Anderson, C 6 1951 Earl Martin, CF 10 1956 Frank Roland 10 1964 Buddy French, C 4 1952 Bobby Carr, CF 10 1957 Bobby Ledford 6 1965 Bill Scudder, LF 7 1953 Cecil Ingram, 2B 3 Frank Roland 6 1966 John Holley, RF 5 Charles Olgiati, C 3 1958 Walt Massey 6 1967 George Johnson, CF 6 1954 Ron Welch, SS 4 1959 Pete Reaves 5 Joe McCorquodale, 1B 6 1955 Chuck Bancroft, 2B 11 1960 Joe Sims 5 1968 Stan Moss, 3B 8 1956 Chuck Bancroft, 2B 14 1961 Russell Sikes 5 1969 J.C. Ranelli, SS 8 1957 Herb Kosten, 3B 6 1963 Earl Griffin 3 1970 Zack Rogers, 1B 6 1958 Legrant Scott, 2B 15 1965 Dickie Towers 6 1971 Terry Dubose, RF 7 1959 Gene Beard, C 2 1966 Freddie Glass 3 1972 Glenn Woodruff, C 9 Gene Giannini, SS 2 1967 Freddie Glass 6 Zack Rogers, 1B 9 1960 Gene Giannini, SS 4 1968 Eddie Propst 5 1973 Butch Hobson, 3B 6 1961 Leonard Bell, 3B 3 Jackie Glover 5 Randy Collins, RF 6 1962 Glendel Baker, OF 6 1969 Mike Innes 7 1974 Rich Potter, C 9 1963 Bill Oliver, OF 10 1970 Mike Innes 4 Anthony Davidson, RF 9 1965 Mike Box, 2B 3 1971 Ricky Rucker 2 1975 James White, 3B 15 1966 Joe McCorquodale, 1B 5 Steve Bryant 2 1976 Randy Bonner, OF 7 1967 Lynn Bailey, 2B 6 Gary Mims 2 1977 Tommy Belk, 3B 8 1968 Bill Parker, 2B 5 Frank Roland led Alabama with a Bernie Strawn 2 1978 Johnny Wright, CF 9 1969 Jack Traffanstedt, LF 12 12-0 record and a school record 10 1972 Bernie Strawn 7 1979 Dave Atkins, C 10 1970 Zack Rogers, 1B 5 complete games in 1956. 1973 Bernie Strawn 7 1980 Bobby Pierce, OF 18 1971 David Mewbourne, 2B 6 1974 Jimmy Archibald 5 1981 David Magadan, 3B 20 1972 Robin Cary, CF 9 APPEARANCES 1975 Drew Blocker 6 1982 Chris Glass, 2B 15 1973 Robin Cary, CF 8 1965 Dickie Towers 13 1976 Jimbo Lindsay 7 1983 David Magadan, 1B 31 1974 Anthony Davidson, RF 11 1966 Dickie Towers 9 1977 Bobby Sprowl 7 1984 Ted McClendon, 3B 20 1975 Norman Lacey, LF 12 1967 Jan Douglas 16 1978 Terry Asher 3 1985 Mike Twardoski, RF 17 1976 Ron Hamilton, CF 6 1968 Eddie Propst 14 Ben Flagler 3 Ted McClendon, 3B 17 1977 Chris Arago, SS 29 Jackie Glover 14 Leroy Russell 3 1986 Pat Bailey, DH 16 1978 Chris Arago, SS 24 1969 Mike Innes 14 1979 Terry Asher 5 Doug Duke, C 16 1979 Steve Houlberg, SS 9 Jackie Glover 14 1980 David Zitkus 5 Eddie Looper, 3B 16 1980 David Fowke, LF 18 1970 David Youell 13 1981 Vince Barrentine 7 Mike Twardoski, RF 16 1981 David Fowke, LF 50 1971 David Youell 20 1982 Dean Hayes 4 1987 Robert Fletcher, 3B 13 1982 Chris Glass, 2B 24 1972 David Youell 12 1983 Dean Hayes 3 1988 Robert Fletcher, 2B 15 1983 Craig Shipley, SS 19 1973 Stan Chaney 14 1984 Tim Meacham 5 1989 Hunter Plott, DH 13 1984 Craig Shipley, SS 16 1976 Jimbo Lindsay 16 1985 Jeff Oyster 3 Brian Reese, 1B 13 1985 Allan Stallings, CF 13 1977 Bobby Sprowl 18 1986 Mike Sodders 3 1990 Joe Vitiello, LF 14 1986 Ted Williams, CF 44 Mike Reading 18 Pete Roberts 3 Hunter Plott, 1B 14 1987 Ralph Lusian, 2B 33 1978 Bob Greenwald 10 1987 David Oropeza 6 1991 Joe Vitiello, LF 20 1988 Robert Fletcher, 2B 33 1979 Terry Asher 19 1988 Mike Sodders 5 1992 Tim Boge, C 15 1989 Cary Williams, CF 22 1980 Dennis Alvarez 16 1989 Tommy Milstead 4 1993 Brett Anderson, 3B 12 1990 John Farrell, RF 22 1981 Alan Dunn 17 1990 Mark Roberts 3 1994 Jason Jordan, 1B 14 1991 Mickey Kerns, CF 19 1982 Pete Ferrer 20 1991 Joe Vitiello 2 1995 Dax Norris, C 18 1992 Frank Menechino, 2B 22 1983 Troy Brauchle 32 Dennis Walsh 2 Brett Taft, SS 18 1993 Brad Oliver, CF 17 1984 Troy Brauchle 20 1992 Carey Lundstrom 4 1996 Dax Norris, C 21 1994 Anthony Dubose, OF 9 1985 Greg Hibbard 36 Al Drumheller 4 Dustan Mohr, RF 21 1995 Tad Peterson, 3B 14 1986 Greg Hibbard 39 1993 Bernie Bellard 3 1997 Andy Phillips, 3B 25 1996 David Tidwell, LF 27 1987 Jake Stout 27 1994 Chris Eilers 1 1998 Sam Bozanich, 2B 17 1997 David Tidwell, OF 35 1988 Mike Soper 24 1995 Chris Eilers 7 1999 Andy Phillips, SS 22 1998 Paul Phillips, OF 18 1989 Jon Henn 29 1996 Andy Bernard 2 2000 Sam Bozanich, 2B 20 1999 G.W. Keller, OF 40 1990 Ben Short 24 Joel Colgrove 2 2001 Aaron Clark, 1B 15 2000 Sam Bozanich, 2B 29 1991 Ben Short 36 1997 Five Tied 1 2002 Peter Stonard, 2B/OF 22 2001 Scott McClanahan, OF 15 1992 Al Drumheller 23 1998 Pete Fisher 3 Scott McClanahan, OF 22 2002 Travis Garner, OF 26 1993 Mike MacDonald 24 1999 Manny Torres 5 2003 Adam Pavkovich, SS 27 2003 Travis Garner, CF 19 1994 Jerry Stubbs 34 2000 Scott Murphy 5 2004 Zac Welch, 1B 14 2004 Allen Rice, 2B 11 1995 Tim Young 26 2001 Lance Cormier 6 2005 Morrow Thomley, RF 14 2005 Cale Iorg, SS 15 1996 Tim Young 23 2002 Lance Cormier 6 Andy Bernard 23 2003 Brent Carter 6 1997 Jarrod Kingrey 33 2004 Wade LeBlanc 8 1998 Jarrod Kingrey 34 2005 Wade LeBlanc 2 1999 Jonathan Blankenship 34 2000 Bryce Heath 28 2001 Jared Woodward 25 2002 Brian Reed 27 2003 Brian Reed 30 2004 Seth Johnson 23 2005 David Robertson 32

94 Alabama Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders (continued)

GAMES STARTED 1963 Harvey Daravich (3-0) 3 LOSSES INNINGS PITCHED 1965 Dickie Towers 11 Alan Kosten (3-1) 3 1947 Thayer Bellis 2 1946 Thayer Bellis 66.2 1966 Dickie Towers 8 1964 Tim Thompson (4-3) 4 1951 Al Lary 2 1947 Thayer Bellis 80.1 1967 Freddy Glass 14 1965 Dickie Towers (5-6) 5 1952 Bill Dunn 3 1948 Joe Kirkland 64.0 1968 Eddie Propst 12 1966 Dickie Towers (4-3) 4 1953 John Paul Anderson 4 1950 Frank Lary 96.2 1969 Mike Innes 14 1967 Freddy Glass (9-2) 9 1954 John Paul Anderson 4 1951 65.0 1970 Mike Innes 11 1968 Eddie Propst (8-4) 8 1955 Gene Lary 2 1952 Gene Lary 67.1 1971 Gary Mims 10 1969 Mike Innes (9-1) 9 1956 Howard Tepper 3 1953 John Paul Anderson 70.2 1972 Bernie Strawn 8 1970 Mike Innes (3-6) 3 1957 Clyde Eurick 2 1954 Gene Lary 64.2 1973 Jimmy Archibald 9 1971 Ricky Rucker (4-4) 4 1958 Pete Reaves 2 1955 Gene Lary 85.2 1974 Bruce Hodges 9 Gary Mims (4-6) 4 Bobby Ledford 2 1956 Frank Roland 95.2 1975 Drew Blocker 17 1972 Bernie Strawn (6-3) 6 1959 Walt Massey 3 1957 Frank Roland 61.1 1976 Mike Drensky 10 1973 Bernie Strawn (6-3) 6 1960 Walt Massey 3 1958 Walt Massey 51.1 1977 Bobby Sprowl 13 1974 Jimmy Archibald (7-5) 7 1961 Butch Leiby 3 1959 Pete Reaves 52.1 1978 Bob Greenwald 10 1975 Jimbo Lindsay (7-3) 7 1963 Earl Griffin 4 1960 Joe Sims 62.2 1979 Terry Asher 14 Drew Blocker (7-8) 7 1965 Dickie Towers 6 1961 Russell Sikes 45.0 1980 Mike Draper 11 1976 Jimbo Lindsay (6-2) 6 1966 Dickie Towers 3 1962 Earl Griffin 72.2 1981 Vince Barrentine 14 Mike Drensky (6-4) 6 1967 Jackie Glover 7 1963 Earl Griffin 50.0 1982 Dean Hayes 10 1977 Bobby Sprowl (8-6) 8 1968 Jackie Glover 5 1964 Tim Thompson 67.2 1983 Dean Hayes 14 1978 Terry Asher (6-2) 6 1969 Bobby Lynch 5 1965 Dickie Towers 85.1 1984 Jeff Oyster 15 1979 Terry Asher (5-6) 5 1970 Mike Innes 6 1966 Dickie Towers 58.2 1985 Jeff Oyster 18 1980 Robert Payne (3-3) 3 1971 Larry Mims 6 1967 Freddy Glass 80.2 1986 Pete Roberts 17 Dennis Alvarez (3-3) 3 1972 Bernie Strawn 3 1968 Eddie Propst 89.0 1987 Mike Sodders 13 Mike Draper (3-5) 3 Jeff Carpenter 3 1969 Jackie Glover 87.2 Gordie Hershiser 13 1981 Vince Barrentine (10-4) 10 Stan Chaney 3 1970 Mike Innes 72.1 1988 Mike Sodders 15 1982 Craig Antush (5-2) 5 David Youell 3 1971 Gary Mims 56.1 David Oropeza 15 1983 Dean Hayes (11-2) 11 1973 Bernie Strawn 3 1972 Bernie Strawn 63.0 1989 Mike Soper 15 Rick Browne (11-2) 11 Jimmy Archibald 3 1973 Bernie Strawn 58.0 Mark Roberts 15 1984 Jeff Oyster (10-2) 10 Johnny Wheeler 3 1974 Jimmy Archibald 71.1 1990 Mark Roberts 15 1985 Jeff Oyster (9-8) 9 1974 Jimmy Archibald 4 1975 Drew Blocker 79.1 1991 Dennis Walsh 20 1986 Pete Roberts (10-2) 10 1975 Drew Blocker 8 1976 Jimbo Lindsay 76.1 1992 Al Drumheller 16 1987 David Oropeza (7-3) 7 1976 Bruce Hodges 5 1977 Bobby Sprowl 92.0 1993 Al Drumheller 16 1988 David Oropeza (8-4) 8 1977 Bobby Sprowl 6 1978 Bob Greenwald 53.2 1994 Chris Eilers 14 1989 Tommy Milstead (6-3) 6 1978 Bob Greenwald 5 1979 Terry Asher 81.0 1995 Joel Colgrove 16 Mark Roberts (6-3) 6 1979 Ronnie Owen 7 1980 David Zitkus 64.2 1996 Joel Colgrove 18 Jon Henn (6-3) 6 1980 Mike Draper 5 1981 Bryan Kelly 86.1 1997 Pete Fisher 18 1990 Tommy Milstead (7-3) 7 David Zitkus 5 1982 Craig Antush 76.1 1998 Justin Smith 15 Mark Roberts (7-4) 7 1981 Vince Barrentine 4 1983 Dean Hayes 112.2 Pete Fisher 15 1991 Dennis Walsh (11-4) 11 1982 Dean Hayes 6 1984 Jeff Oyster 100.0 1999 Manny Torres 17 1992 Carey Lundstrom (11-4) 11 1983 Troy Brauchle 4 1985 Jeff Oyster 99.0 2000 Jeremy Vaughn 15 1993 Al Drumheller (11-4) 11 1984 Troy Brauchle 4 1986 Mike Sander 100.0 2001 Lance Cormier 14 1994 John Collins 5 Tim Meacham 4 1987 David Oropeza 94.0 Mark Carter 14 1995 Neal Lamb (7-1) 7 1985 Jeff Oyster 8 1988 Mike Sodders 82.2 2002 Lance Cormier 17 1996 Tim Young (11-3) 11 1986 Mike Sodders 4 1989 Mike Soper 88.2 2003 Brent Carter 16 1997 Heath Henderson (13-2) 13 Mike Sander 4 1990 Mark Roberts 91.1 2004 Wade LeBlanc 15 1998 Jarrod Kingrey (8-4) 8 1987 Mike Sodders 6 1991 Dennis Walsh 104.0 2005 T.J. Large 17 B.J. Green (8-2) 8 1988 Mike Sodders 7 1992 Carey Lundstrom 107.1 1999 Manny Torres (10-3) 10 Pete Roberts 7 1993 Al Drumheller 98.0 WINS J. Blankenship (10-3) 10 1989 Mike Soper 8 1994 Steve Shoemaker 85.2 1946 Thayer Bellis (5-2) 5 2000 Scott Murphy (8-2) 8 1990 Mark Roberts 4 1995 Chris Eilers 101.0 1947 Joe Kirkland (6-2) 6 2001 Lance Cormier (9-5) 9 1991 Tommy Milstead 4 1996 Joel Colgrove 111.0 1948 Joe Kirkland (6-2) 6 2002 Lance Cormier (11-3) 11 Dennis Walsh 4 1997 Heath Henderson 124.1 1949 Gordon Pettus (5-0) 5 2003 Brent Carter (10-3) 10 1992 Steve Shoemaker 5 1998 Pete Fisher 104.1 1950 Frank Lary (10-2) 10 2004 Wade LeBlanc (8-4) 8 Al Drumheller 5 1999 Manny Torres 115.0 1951 Al Lary (6-2) 6 2005 Brent Carter (7-4) 7 1993 Bernie Bellard 6 2000 Scott Murphy 113.2 1952 Gene Lary (5-2) 5 T.J. Large (7-4) 7 1994 Bernie Bellard 8 2001 Lance Cormier 109.2 1953 John Paul Anderson (5-4) 5 David Robertson (7-5) 7 1995 Will Schleuss 6 2002 Lance Cormier 129.0 1954 John Paul Anderson (5-4) 5 1996 Chris Eilers 5 2003 Brent Carter 122.2 1955 Gene Lary (8-2) 8 1997 Andy Bernard 4 2004 Wade LeBlanc 112.2 1956 Frank Roland (12-0) 12 1998 Pete Fisher 8 2005 T.J. Large 96.1 1957 Bobby Ledford (6-1) 6 1999 Justin Smith 4 1958 Walt Massey (5-1) 5 2000 Jonathan Blankenship 6 1959 Pete Reaves (4-1) 4 2001 Lance Cormier 5 1960 Joe Sims (6-1) 6 2002 Taylor Tankersley 5 1961 Russell Sikes (4-2) 4 2003 Seth Johnson 6 1962 Earl Griffin (7-3) 7 2004 Brandon Belcher 5 Taylor Tankersley 5 2005 David Robertson 5

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ERA STRIKEOUTS FEWEST WALKS (MIN. 40 IP) 1946 Thayer Bellis 2.43 1946 Thayer Bellis 65 1947 Thayer Bellis 22 1947 Thayer Bellis 1.46 1947 Thayer Bellis 59 1950 Al Lary 13 1950 Frank Lary 2.06 1948 Joe Kirkland 63 1951 Al Lary 26 1951 Bill Dunn 2.16 1950 Frank Lary 74 1952 John Paul Anderson 30 1952 Gene Lary 1.87 1951 Al Worthington 55 1953 Gene Lary 32 1953 Gene Lary 2.70 1952 Gene Lary 41 1954 Gene Lary 27 1954 Gene Lary 2.37 1953 John Paul Anderson 55 John Paul Anderson 24 1955 John Paul Anderson 1.49 1954 Gene Lary 37 1955 John Paul Anderson 24 1956 Frank Roland 2.35 1955 John Paul Anderson 55 1956 Howard Tepper 16 1957 Frank Roland 1.76 1956 Frank Roland 72 1957 Frank Roland 12 1958 Walt Massey 2.44 1957 Bobby Ledford 43 1958 Pete Reaves 9 1959 Walt Massey 2.93 Frank Roland 43 1959 Pete Reaves 15 1960 Joe Sims 2.87 1958 Pete Reaves 30 1960 Joe Sims 24 1961 Russell Sikes 2.60 1959 Pete Reaves 35 1961 Russell Sikes 23 1962 Harvey Daravich 2.96 1960 Joe Sims 60 1962 Earl Griffin 27 1963 Earl Griffin 2.28 1961 Russell Sikes 32 1963 Harvey Daravich 22 1964 Steve Barnett 2.70 1962 Earl Griffin 67 1965 Grady Elmore 29 1965 Dickie Towers 2.57 1963 Earl Griffin 40 1966 Dickie Towers 17 1966 Dickie Towers 2.43 Harvey Daravich 40 1967 Eddie Propst 23 Freddy Glass 2.43 1964 Tim Thompson 54 1968 Les Kelley 23 Northport native Al Lary allowed 1967 Dickie Towers 2.43 1965 Dickie Towers 72 1969 Bobby Lunch 16 only 24 hits during the 1950 season. 1968 Eddie Propst 1.98 1966 Dickie Towers 60 1970 Steve Bryant 14 1969 Freddy Glass 2.07 1967 Freddy Glass 90 1971 Gary Mims 16 1970 Steve Bryant 1.31 1968 Eddie Propst 66 1972 Jeff Carpenter 26 FEWEST HITS (MIN. 40 IP) 1971 Bernie Strawn 3.04 1969 Jackie Glover 77 1973 Steve Bryant 26 1947 Joe Kirkland 43 1972 Jeff Carpenter 3.48 1970 Mike Innes 65 1974 John Acure 14 1950 Al Lary 24 1973 Bernie Strawn 1.86 1971 Ricky Rucker 60 1975 Mike Drensky 17 1951 Bill Dunn 32 1974 Drew Blocker 1.19 1972 Bernie Strawn 51 1976 Mike Drensky 23 1952 John Paul Anderson 32 1975 Jimbo Lindsay 1.85 1973 Bernie Strawn 54 1977 Mike Blount 13 1953 Gene Lary 51 1976 Jimbo Lindsay 2.00 1974 Jimmy Archibald 42 1978 Ronnie Owen 11 1954 Gene Lary 46 1977 Bobby Sprowl 3.13 1975 Drew Blocker 63 1979 Ronnie Owen 21 1955 John Paul Anderson 46 1978 Terry Asher 3.26 1976 Mike Drensky 57 1980 Dennis Alvarez 23 1956 Howard Tepper 51 1979 Ben Flagler 3.82 1977 Bobby Sprowl 118 1981 Vince Barrentine 37 1957 Bobby Ledford 43 1980 David Zitkus 3.62 1978 Leroy Russell 48 1982 Jeff Brewer 12 1958 Walt Massey 48 1981 Steve Smitherman 2.08 1979 Terry Asher 35 1983 Jeff Brewer 16 1959 Pete Reaves 37 1982 Dean Hayes 3.44 1980 David Zitkus 58 1984 Bobby Fuller 23 1960 Walt Massey 45 1983 Tim Meacham 2.39 1981 Bryan Kelly 94 1985 Bobby Fuller 27 1961 Russell Sikes 35 1984 Bobby Fuller 2.67 1982 Dean Hayes 63 1986 Mike Hanks 17 1963 Harvey Daravich 36 1985 Greg Hibbard 3.59 1983 Dean Hayes 86 1987 Mike Sodders 17 1965 Grady Elmore 45 1986 Greg Hibbard 2.52 1984 Jeff Oyster 90 1988 Mike Sodders 27 1966 Dickie Towers 52 1987 David Oropeza 3.54 1985 Jeff Oyster 88 1989 Tommy Milstead 28 1967 Eddie Propst 39 1988 Mike Soper 1.63 1986 Pete Roberts 94 1990 Ben Short 17 1968 Les Kelley 34 1989 Tommy Milstead 2.65 1987 David Oropeza 88 1991 Matt Kelley 21 1969 Bobby Lynch 46 1990 Jon Henn 2.93 1988 Mike Sodders 91 1992 Roger Weems 11 1970 Steve Bryant 36 1991 Ben Short 3.10 David Oropeza 91 1993 Bernie Bellard 28 1971 David Youell 35 1992 Roger Weems 3.75 1989 Mark Roberts 79 1994 John Collins 22 1972 Jeff Carpenter 41 1993 Bernie Bellard 3.82 1990 Mark Roberts 90 1995 Neal Lamb 21 1973 Steve Bryant 35 1994 Jerry Stubbs 2.99 1991 Dennis Walsh 96 1996 Manny Torres 13 1974 Drew Blocker 36 1995 Tim Young 1.67 1992 Al Drumheller 101 John Collins 13 1975 Owen Holston 47 1996 Skip Ames 2.36 1993 Al Drumheller 82 1997 Doug Hurst 25 1976 Mike Redding 40 1997 Jarrod Kingrey 3.16 1994 Steve Shoemaker 98 1998 Jonathan Blankenship 25 1977 Mike Blount 55 1998 Jarrod Kingrey 2.47 1995 Chris Eilers 86 1999 Scott Murphy 23 1978 Terry Asher 35 1999 Jason Moates 3.82 1996 Joel Colgrove 104 B.J. Green 23 1979 Ben Flagler 49 2000 Bryce Heath 3.12 1997 Heath Henderson 104 2000 Bryce Heath 16 1980 Mike Draper 42 2001 Lance Cormier 2.30 1998 Jarrod Kingrey 98 2001 Jared Woodward 12 1981 Alan Dunn 31 2002 Brian Reed 1.75 1999 Manny Torres 104 2002 Brent Carter 10 1982 Jeff Estell 40 2003 Brent Carter 3.30 2000 Scott Murphy 96 2003 Jared Woodward 14 1983 Troy Brauchle 36 2004 Taylor Tankersley 2.00 2001 Lance Cormier 73 2004 Andrew Walker 12 1984 Troy Brauchle 53 2005 David Robertson 2.92 2002 Lance Cormier 85 2005 Jordan Davis 15 1985 Bobby Midolo 51 2003 Brent Carter 105 1986 Mike Hanks 50 2004 Wade LeBlanc 98 1987 Pete Brown 39 2005 Wade LeBlanc 108 1988 David Oropeza 70 1989 Jon Henn 37 1990 Ben Short 52 1991 David Stokes 45 1992 Roger Weems 32 1993 Steve Shoemaker 58

96 Alabama Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders (continued)

1994 John Collins 33 1971 Zack Rogers, 1B 224 1994 Brett Taft, SS 145 1995 Tim Young 37 1975 David Zauchin, 1B 555 1995 Brett Taft, SS 201 1996 Skip Ames 36 1978 Dunn McKelvey, 1B 233 1996 Joe Caruso, 2B 210 1997 Roberto Vaz 35 1979 Gary Jack, 1B 306 1997 Joe Caruso, 2B 190 1998 Kris McWhirter 55 1980 Gary Jack, 1B 381 1998 Andy Phillips, 3B 166 1999 Jason Moates 67 1981 Randy Hunt, C 353 1999 Andy Phillips, SS 144 2000 Bryce Heath 51 1982 David Reeves, 1B 423 2000 Casey Lambert, SS 162 2001 B.J. Green 57 1983 David Magadan, 1B 484 2001 Casey Lambert, SS 167 2002 Brian Reed 43 1984 Mike Pitisci, 1B 373 2002 Adam Pavkovich, SS 186 2003 Brian Reed 55 1985 Eddie Looper, 3B 305 2003 Adam Pavkovich 170 2004 Taylor Tankersley 50 Doug Duke, C 305 2004 Rocky Scelfo, 2B/SS 93 2005 David Robertson 48 1986 Doug Duke, C 391 2005 Cale Iorg, SS 147 1987 Clint Thompson, C 372 SAVES 1988 Hunter Plott, 1B 295 ERRORS 1970 Ricky Rucker 3 1989 Brent Reese, 1B 444 1951 Clell Hobson, 3B 7 1971 David Youell 4 1990 Hunter Plott, 1B 504 1952 Clell Hobson, 3B 11 1972 Stan Chaney 3 1991 Hunter Plott, 1B 288 1953 Hootie Ingram, 2B 8 1974 Jimbo Lindsay 9 1992 Robby Glenn, 1B 383 1954 Ronnie Welch, SS 11 1975 Jimbo Lindsay 8 1993 Chris Smelley, 1B 424 1955 Dan Thompson, SS 14 1978 4 PLAYERS 1 1994 Jason Jordan, 1B 431 1956 Shep Frazier, 2B 7 1979 Ronnie Owen 1 1995 Chris Moller, 1B 456 Chuck Bancroft, SS 7 Jeremy Brown 1980 Dennis Alvarez 5 1996 Chris Moller, 1B 588 1957 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 6 1981 Dan Prine 5 1997 Robbie Tucker, 1B 546 1958 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 7 FIELDING PERCENTAGE 1982 Jeff Brewer 2 1998 Matt Frick, C 399 1959 Ken Chapman, SS 15 1951 Mike Mizraney, 1B .994 Pete Ferrer 2 1999 Jeremy Brown, 1B 477 1960 Gene Giannini, SS 6 1952 Tony Napoli, 1B .987 1983 Troy Brauchle 12 2000 Jeremy Brown, 1B 489 1961 Bobby Tarver, 2B 7 1953 Jim Grant, 1B .969 1984 Troy Brauchle 7 2001 Aaron Clark, 1B 481 1965 John Moseley, SS 15 1954 Jim Grant, 1B .977 1985 Greg Hibbard 9 2002 Jeremy Brown, C 413 1967 J.C. Ranelli, 2B 12 1955 Bill Carr, 1B .995 1986 Greg Hibbard 10 2003 Zac Welch, 1B 416 1969 J.C. Ranelli, 2B 10 1956 Fred Frickie, 1B .991 1987 Jake Stout 3 2004 Zac Welch, 1B 413 1970 Mark Gray, SS 10 1957 Fred Frickie, 1B .994 1988 Mike Soper 5 2005 Kody Valverde, C 394 1971 Mark Gray, SS 22 1958 Bill Walker, 1B .963 1989 Jon Henn 7 1975 Larry Keenum, SS 21 1959 Gordon Moore, 1B .980 1990 Sam Harris 6 ASSISTS 1978 Steve Houlberg, SS 12 1960 Tommy Hill, C .993 1991 Ben Short 14 1951 Clell Hobson, 3B 58 1979 Steve Houlberg, SS 15 1961 Tommy Moore, 1B .980 1992 Al Drumheller 5 1952 Clell Hobson, 3B 78 1980 David Moyer, 3B 16 1965 Bubby French, C .985 1993 Mike MacDonald 8 1953 Ronnie Welch, SS 50 1981 Jerry Halderman, SS 14 1967 Dan Harris, C 1.000 1994 Jerry Stubbs 6 1954 Ronnie Welch, SS 49 1982 Bret Elbin, SS 17 1969 Frank Cargo, 1B .989 1995 Tim Young 7 1955 Herb Kosten, 3B 64 1983 Craig Shipley, SS 20 1970 Zack Rogers, 1B .976 1996 Skip Ames 11 1956 Shep Frazier, 2B 62 1984 Craig Shipley, SS 15 1971 Al Baker, C .984 1997 Roberto Vaz 8 1957 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 66 1985 Tim Sims, SS 23 1975 David Zauchin, 1B .993 1998 Jarrod Kingrey 13 1958 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 62 1986 Tim Sims, SS 29 1978 Dunn McKelvey, 1B .990 1999 Lance Cormier 11 1959 Gene Giannini, SS 52 1987 Robert Fletcher, 2B 19 1979 Gary Jack,1B .993 2000 Lance Cormier 4 1960 Gene Giannini, SS 66 1988 Pat Monti, SS 16 1980 Gary Jack, 1B .995 2001 Lance Cormier 2 1961 Jerry Ellis, 2B 72 1989 Phillip Doyle, 3B 15 1981 Gary Jack, 1B .983 Jared Woodward 2 1965 Kearney Hall, SS 60 1990 Mick Kerns, SS 31 1982 David Reeves, 1B .980 2002 Brian Reed 9 1967 J.C. Ranelli, SS 102 1991 Juan DeBrand, SS 30 1983 David Magadan, 1B .985 2003 Brian Reed 12 1969 Lynn Bailey, 2B 87 1992 Juan DeBrand, SS 20 1984 Frank Velleggia, C .986 2004 Seth Johnson 4 1970 Mark Gray, SS 63 1993 Jerry Shelton, SS/2B 23 1985 Eddie Looper, 3B .986 Taylor Tankersley 4 1971 Mark Gray, SS 105 1994 Brett Taft, SS 14 1986 Doug Duke, C .984 2005 David Robertson 8 1975 Larry Keenum, SS 142 1995 Brett Taft, SS 19 1987 Clint Thompson, C .976 James White, 2B 142 1996 Nate Duncan, 3B 11 1988 Hunter Plott, 1B .991 PUTOUTS 1978 Steve Houlberg, SS 112 1997 Nate Duncan, SS 19 1989 Greg Hammond, C .985 1951 Mike Mizraney, 1B 184 1979 Steve Houlberg, SS 138 1998 Andy Phillips, 3B 18 1990 Hunter Plott, 1B .990 1952 Tony Napoli, 1B 141 1980 Jerry Halderman, SS 128 1999 Andy Phillips, SS 20 1991 Hunter Plott, 1B .990 1953 Jim Grant, 1B 148 1981 Jerry Halderman, SS 116 2000 Casey Lambert, SS 28 1992 Tim Boge, C .989 1954 Jim Grant, 1B 122 1982 Bret Elbin, SS 157 2001 Brent Boyd, 2B 11 1993 Alan Hill, C .995 1955 Bill Carr, 1B 208 1983 Fermin Lake, 2B 139 2002 Adam Pavkovich, SS 26 1994 Alan Hill, C .996 1956 Fred Frickie, 1B 207 1984 Craig Shipley, SS 134 2003 Adam Pavkovich, SS 21 1995 Chris Moller, 1B .996 1957 Fred Frickie, 1B 177 1985 Tim Sims, SS 132 2004 Evan Bush, 3B/OF 11 1996 Dax Norris, C .993 1958 Bill Walker, 1B 139 1986 Tim Sims, SS 181 Allen Rice, 2B 11 1997 Matt Frick, C .998 1959 Gordon Moore, C 126 1987 Pat Monti, SS 138 2005 Cale Iorg, SS 14 1998 Drew Bounds, OF .985 1960 Tommy Hill, C 134 1988 Robert Fletcher, 2B 146 1999 Jeremy Brown, 1B .994 1961 Tommy Moore, 1B 174 1989 Pat Monti, SS 138 2000 Kelley Gulledge, C .988 1965 Buddy French, C 181 1990 Mick Kerns, SS 151 2001 Jeremy Brown, C 1.000 1967 Joe McCorquodale, 1B 304 1991 Juan DeBrand, SS 186 2002 Jeremy Brown, C .998 1968 Not Available 1992 Juan DeBrand, SS 135 2003 Travis Garner, CF .993 1969 Frank Cargo, 1B 257 1993 Frank Menechino, 2B 148 2004 Nick Richardson, C .991 1970 Zack Rogers, 1B 227 2005 Gabe Scott, OF .983

Boldface indicates school record.

97 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama’s First Team All-Americans

Ed White (1950) Frank Roland (1956) — Coaches — — Coaches —

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. Year G CG W L ERA SV IP H R ER BB SO 1948 28 58 16 20 2 3 2 8 .345 1955 7 3 4 0 2.38 NA 34.0 22 12 9 14 23 1949 22 77 20 31 NA NA NA NA .403 1956 15 10 12 0 2.35 NA 95.2 61 42 25 31 72 1950 25 58 28 26 5 2 6 21 .448 1957 9 6 5 1 1.76 NA 61.1 45 19 12 12 43 TOTALS 75 193 64 78 7 5 8 29 .404 Totals 31 19 21 1 2.16 NA 191 128 78 46 57 138

Fred Frickie (1957) David Magadan (1983) — Coaches — — American Baseball Coaches Association — Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO — Sporting News — Baseball America — 1956 25 76 24 25 20 1 1 22 .329 24 11 — Collegiate Baseball Writers — 1957 23 79 20 32 7 2 1 22 .405 17 4 TOTALS 48 155 44 57 27 3 2 44 .368 41 15 Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB 1981 55 198 32 77 20 1 1 43 .389 22 11 102 1982 51 195 35 77 13 2 4 50 .395 33 17 106 1983 56 217 67 114 31 4 9 95 .525 34 18 112 Totals 162 610 134 268 64 7 14 188 .439 89 46 320

98 Alabama’s First Team All-Americans (continued)

Doug Duke (1986) Joe Vitiello (1991) — Coaches — Collegiate Baseball — — Baseball America — — Baseball America — Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB 1989 35 119 24 42 8 1 8 29 .353 15 29 76 Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB 1990 54 184 52 67 14 2 11 53 .364 46 35 118 1984 12 17 5 5 1 0 1 5 .294 5 4 9 1991 62 220 55 87 20 1 15 67 .395 41 31 154 1985 53 178 49 69 7 0 22 67 .388 31 30 142 TOTALS 151 523 131 196 42 4 34 149 .375 102 95 348 1986 63 238 59 80 16 0 27 82 .336 39 48 177 TOTALS 128 433 113 154 24 0 50 154 .336 75 82 328 Year G CG W L ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1990 11 1 4 3 3.25 55.1 55 30 20 24 30 1991 14 2 4 5 5.13 73.2 86 51 42 28 43 TOTALS 25 3 8 8 4.33 129.0 141 81 62 52 73

Dax Norris (1996) Roberto Vaz (1997) — Super Smith — — American Baseball Coaches Association — Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB — Sporting News — Collegiate Baseball Writers — 1995 63 254 45 72 18 2 3 34 .283 18 21 103 1996 69 284 50 105 21 0 6 49 .370 23 26 144 Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB TOTALS 132 538 95 177 39 2 9 83 .329 41 47 247 1997 63 255 87 102 17 9 22 73 .400 35 22 203

Year G CG W L ERA SV IP H R ER BB SO 1997 22 1 4 1 3.40 8 50.1 35 19 19 27 52

99 Alabama’s First Team All-Americans (continued)

Andy Phillips (1999) G.W. Keller (1999) — National Collegiate Baseball Writers — — College Baseball Insider — — College Baseball Insider — Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB 1997 69 249 62 92 14 3 21 68 .369 20 41 175 Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB 1998 63 247 67 93 14 5 14 62 .377 21 39 159 1996 46 101 18 24 5 0 3 13 .238 10 16 38 1999 69 270 85 107 15 4 15 72 .396 49 19 175 1997 70 279 68 102 25 3 15 65 .366 23 36 178 TOTALS 201 766 214 292 43 12 50 202 .381 90 99 510 1998 64 265 65 93 11 2 11 82 .351 23 40 141 1999 64 259 71 103 22 6 22 66 .398 30 30 203 TOTALS 244 904 222 322 63 11 61 226 .356 86 122 590

Beau Hearod (2003) — NCBWA —

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB 2001 55 200 38 59 14 0 8 55 .295 12 36 97 2002 60 212 39 71 11 1 12 54 .335 19 43 120 2003 62 231 64 80 18 4 20 82 .346 30 48 166 TOTALS 177 643 141 210 43 5 40 191 .327 61 127 383

Beau Hearod’s 82 RBI in 2003 set the school record for most RBI by a sen- ior, surpassing Joe Caruso’s (76 RBI) previous record set in 1997.

100 Alabama All-Americans (Second-Team, Third-Team and Freshmen)

Second and Third Team All-America Selections Freshmen All-America Selections

1977 Bobby Sprowl, LHP (2nd Team, The Sporting News) 1989 Phillip Doyle, 3B (Collegiate Baseball)

1989 Cary Williams, OF (2nd Team, ABCA) 1991 Joe Vitiello, RHP/DH (Collegiate Baseball)

1995 Chris Moller, 1B (3rd Team, Super Smith Team) 1995 Dustan Mohr, OF (Collegiate Baseball) Chris Eilers, RHP (Honorable Mention, Super Smith Team) 1996 Manny Torres, RHP (Collegiate Baseball)

1997 Roberto Vaz, OF/LHP (2nd Team, Baseball America & Collegiate Baseball) 1998 Sam Bozanich, 2B (Collegiate Baseball) Joe Caruso, 2B(2nd Team, NCBWA) 1999 Jeremy Brown, 1B (2nd Team, Baseball America) 1998 Matt Frick, C ((2nd Team, Baseball Weekly; 3rd Team, NCBWA) Jeremy Brown, 1b (Collegiate Baseball) Lance Cormier, RHP (Collegiate Baseball) 1998 Jarrod Kingrey, RHP (2nd Team, Collegiate Baseball; 3rd Team, NCBWA) Lance Cormier, RHP (1st Team, Baseball Weekly & Collegiate Baseball)

1999 Jeremy Brown, 1B (Honorable Mention, NCBWA) 2000 Ben King (Honorable Mention, Collegiate Baseball) Lance Cormier, RHP (Honorable Mention, NCBWA) Ben King (2nd Team, Baseball America) G.W. Keller, OF (2nd Team, Collegiate Baseball; 2nd Team NCBWA; 3rd Team, ABCA) 2001 Peter Stonard (Honorable Mention, Collegiate Baseball)

1999 Andy Phillips, SS (3rd Team, ABCA; 3rd Team Baseball America; 2002 Taylor Tankerlsey (1st Team Collegiate Baseball 3rd Team Collegiate Baseball) & 2nd Team Baseball America) Manny Torres, RHP (3rd Team, NCBWA) 2004 Wade LeBlanc (Baseball America and Colleiate Baseball) 2000 Sam Bozanich, 2B (3rd Team NCBWA) 2005 David Robertson (Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball) 2001 Jeremy Brown, C (3rd Team Collegiate Baseball) Aaron Clark, 1B (2nd Team, ABCA; 2nd Team Baseball America; 2nd Team USA Today- Baseball Weekly; 3rd Collegiate Baseball)

2002 Jeremy Brown, C (2nd Team, ABCA; 3rd Team, NCBWA) Lance Cormier (3rd Team, NCBWA) Peter Stonard (2nd Team, ABCA)

2003 Beau Hearod OF (2nd Team College Baseball Insider)

2005 Gabe Scott, OF (2nd Team, NCBWA)

Gabe Scott David Robertson

101 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Joe Sewell -- 1977 Hall of Fame Member

Joe Sewell had a knack for this “funny game.” That knack has made him the only player in Crimson Tide baseball annals to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in the quaint little town of Cooperstown, NY. The only other Crimson Tider in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is New York Yankees legendary broadcaster Mel Allen, who along with Florida alum Red Barber, earned induction in 1978 as the inaugural winner of the Ford C. Frick Award. Inducted in the Hall of Fame in 1977, Sewell’s career spanned 14 sea- sons with the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees. From the moment he left the Capstone as student body president in 1919, Sewell’s major league career was stuff dreams are made. After leading the Crimson Tide to the 1919 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship, Sewell was selected by the Indians and signed with the New Orleans, La., team in the Southern Association. The Titus, Ala., native made his major league debut with the Indians in the heat of a pennant drive in 1920, after their everyday shortstop was killed after being hit with a submarine pitch. Sewell rose to the challenge and batted .329 over the final 22 games of the season to help the Indians clinch the pennant. Alongside future Hall of Famers Stanley Coveleski, Tris Speaker and Bill Wambagass, Sewell and the Indians disposed of the Brooklyn Robins in seven games, taking the 1920 series five games to two. Sewell batted only .174 (4-for-23) in his first trip to the fall classic, but was solid in the field in all seven games helping the Indians lay claim to the World Series title. He played 11 years for the Indians before joining the New York Yankees roster for the final three years of his outstanding major league career. posted a .336 (204-for-608) batting average. Sewell once again tasted greatness with Yankees in 1932, when New An outstanding fielder, Sewell led the American League in putouts York beat the Chicago Cubs in the most talked about World Series in his- and assists four times in his career and led the league in fielding percent- tory. age three times. The Yankees won 107 games in 1932 and swept the Cubs in the best- A “singles hitter” overshadowed by some the game’s greatest sluggers, of-seven fall classic. The Yankees took the first two games at Yankee Sewell set five major league records that continue to pass the test of time: Stadium (12- and 5-2) before moving to for games three fewest strikeouts in a season (3, two times); consecutive games without a and four. strikeout (115 games); consecutive at-bats without a strikeout (437 at- In game three, Babe Ruth, a teammate and close friend of Sewell, bats); most seasons of 500 or more at-bats with fewer than four strike- made baseball history. And his fifth inning at-bat off Chicago hurler outs (4); fewest career strikeouts (114). Charley Root is still the most talked about home run in baseball history. Throughout his sparkling 14-year career at the pinnacle of the base- Ruth slugged a three-run home run in the first inning and legend has ball profession, Sewell turned in numbers that are simply amazing to the it that after taking two called strikes in his third at-bat, the Sultan of Swat average baseball fan. For instance, his 114 career strikeouts in over 7,000 then pointed to center field before he slammed a two-run home run over career at-bats averages out to one strikeout for every 63 at-bats, one the head of Johnny Moore for what has become the most debated home strikeout in every 16 games played. run in the history of the fall classic. And still years later, in 1964, at age 66, Sewell, a Tuscaloosa resident The Yankees won the game 7-5 and then closed out the Cubs the fol- and businessman since his college days, took over the Crimson Tide’s lowing day (13-6) to win the 1932 World Championship. baseball program as head coach. In his seven-year tenure, Alabama com- In a lineup filled with Hall of Famers from Frank Crosetti to Bill Dickey to piled a 114-99 (.535) record, which included the 1968 SEC Lou Gehrig to Ruth, Sewell batted .333 (5-for-15) in the four games with Championship and a trip to the NCAA District III Playoffs in North six runs scored and two RBI. He was on base when Ruth slugged his first Carolina. inning home run in game three and witnessed the famed “called shot” Sewell was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and from the Yankees dugout. Museum in 1977, along with Ernie Banks, Martin Dihigo, Pop Llyod, AL Sewell was also close friend and roommate with Yankee legend Lou Gehrig, Lopez and Amos Rusie. whose career was tragically cut short due to ALS in the 1930s. He is one of 11 Alabama natives to be enshrined in Cooperstown, In 14 major league seasons, Sewell batted .312 (2,226-of-7,132) with joining fellow legends Hank Aaron (Mobile), Monte Irvin (Columbia), 1,051 career RBI. He played in nearly 2,000 career games and logged Heinie Manush (Tuscumbia), Willie Mays (Westfield), Willie McCovery over 7,000 at-bats for the Indians and Yankees. He also had more than (Mobile), Satchel Paige (Mobile), Ozzie Smith (Mobile), Don Sutton 2,000 hits, 1,000 runs scored and 1,000 RBI. (Clio), Billy Williams (Whistler) and (Hartford). He hit .300 or better in 10 of his 14 seasons in the big leagues. His Sewell died on March 6, 1990 in Mobile, Ala., after a lengthy illness. best season was 1923 when he batted .353 (195-for-553) with the Indians. At the time of his death he was the oldest living baseball Hall of Famer at He collected a career-high 204 hits with the Indians in 1925, when he 91 years of age.

102 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Mel Allen -- 1978 Ford C. Frick Award

Mel Allen is as much a part of the national pastime as the In an era before television, millions of radio listeners around squeeze play, hot dogs, and pennants flapping in the breeze. And the nation saw the game through the descriptions of this thought- he never played in the big leagues. Instead he called the game, and ful and articulate Alabamian who prided himself on being both a that allowed the fans to play the games over and over in their reporter and storyteller. minds. His voice is the voice that millions of fans associate with Allen moved to the Milwaukee Braves in 1965, went on to the game of baseball. broadcast for the Cleveland Indians and handled a variety of Born Melvin Allen Israel, the son of a traveling textile represen- assignments for NBC. He returned as the Voice of the New York tative in Birmingham, and raised all over Alabama, he was a Yankees in 1970s and began a 19-year association with This Week spindly student manager for the Crimson Tide football and base- in Baseball as host of the popular program. ball teams when he got his chance to announce games. In his 58 years of sports broadcasting, Allen did it all. He His first assignment behind the microphone was doing play- called thousands of Yankees games, 24 Major League Baseball by-play of a football game between Tulane and Alabama, his World Series, 20 All-Star Games, 14 Rose Bowls, five Orange beloved alma mater. Bowls, two Sugar Bowls, and over 2,000 newsreels. While a student at The University of Alabama, he sold shoes, A winner of numerous industry, listener and viewer awards, coached speech and debate, and ultimately earned his law degree Allen is a member of National Baseball Hall of Fame (as the first before winning an audition to announce in New York for CBS Ford C. Frick winner in June, 1978), National (USA) Sportswriters Radio. and Broadcasters Hall of Fame (March, 1972), The American After winning that audition with CBS in 1936, Allen broadcast Sportscasters Association Hall of Fame (1985), The Radio Hall of his first World Series for the network in 1938. He joined the Fame (1988), The Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, The University of Yankees the following year and stayed for 25 more, delighting mil- Alabama Communication Hall of Fame (1995) and was enshrined lions of baseball fans with his warm sign-on -- “Hello, everybody!” to Monument Park at Yankee Stadium (July 25, 1999). -- and his trademark phrases “How about that!” and “Going, Once he sat next to a weakened Lou Gehrig in the dugout going, gone!” before a game. The Yankee Clipper would soon die from the dis- Allen was the Voice of the New York Yankees from 1939 to ease that forced his emotional, early farewell from the game. 1964, the team that aroused more passion than any other in base- “Mel, sometimes your descriptions of the game are the only ball. With his vivid phrases and pleasing Alabama drawl, he called thing that keeps me going.” Mel went into the tunnel and cried many of the great events in the game: the Babe’s good-bye, like a baby. Larsen’s perfect game in the 1956 World Series, Mantle’s heroics, How about that? Maris’ record-shattering summer (1961), Casey’s barbs, Yogi’s con- voluted pronouncements. “Mel Allen meant as much to Yankee tradition as legends like Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio and Mantle,”Yankees owner George Steinbrenner said. “He was the Voice of the Yankees.”

103 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL David Magadan - Golden Spikes Award

Not before or since has an Alabama baseball player had a sea- in his first pro ball assignment. In that first summer, Magadan son at the plate like David Magadan did in 1983. batted .336 with three home runs and 32 RBI for the Class A The Alabama junior shattered school and Southeastern Mets. Conference records that still stand today in becoming the 1983 Magadan made his major league debut against the Chicago Golden Spikes Award winner, presented annually by the United Cubs on Sept. 17, 1986 as the starting first baseman at Shea States Baseball Federation. Stadium. In the game, Mags went 3-for-4 with two RBI, including Magadan, who concluded the 1983 season with six school the game-winner in the eighth inning that clinched the National career records (at-bats, runs, hits, RBI, doubles, total bases and League Eastern Division title for the eventual World Champions. batting average), was a major contributor in Alabama’s national In 1990, he finished third in the NL batting race with a career- runner up spot to Texas at the College World Series. In addition, best .328 (148-for-451) average. he paced the Crimson Tide to the NCAA South Region and He played 15 years in the Major Leagues before retiring from the Southeastern Conference titles en route to a 46-11 record, one the game after the 2000 season. In those 15 seasons, he batted .289 most successful campaigns in school history. (1,165-for-4,031) with 41 home runs and 483 RBI in 1,491 career He batted an incredible nation-leading .525 (114-for-217) as a big-league games. junior, was voted the 1983 College “Player of the Year”by Baseball After his playing days, he was named roving minor league hit- America, and led the team in hits (114), doubles (31), total bases ting instructor by the San Diego Padres before being promoted as (180) and slugging percentage (.829) during his record-setting the hitting coach for the San Diego Padres prior campaign. to the 2003 season. Magadan was a consensus First-Team All-America selection by The American Baseball Coaches Association, The Sporting News, Baseball America and The National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association during the 1983 season and was a three-time All-SEC selection at the Capstone. He hit safely in his initial 27 games as a freshman in 1981 and batted an incredible 10-for-11 (.909) at the 1983 SEC Tournament in Starkville, which included a five-hit game (2 doubles, 2 HRs) against Florida in second-round action en route to being named the Most Valuable Player. He also set the CWS record by hitting safely in his first eight trips to the plate and wound up batting .550 (11-for-20) at Omaha in five games. After his freshman season at Alabama, he led his American Legion team to the 1981 American Legion World Series Championship and in the process was named the “Sports Club Amateur of the Year” when Tampa Post 248 won the national title. Magadan is also recognized in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum for his amateur accomplishments in 1981. The Tampa, Fla., native played in 162 games in his Alabama career and batted .439 (268-for-610) with 64 doubles, 14 home runs and 188 RBI. His .439 batting average still ranks among the leaders in Division I baseball and still sits atop the SEC standings as the highest career average in league history. Magadan still holds Alabama records for highest single-season batting average (.525, 1983), highest career batting average (.439, 1981-83), single-season hits (114, 1983), single-season (31, 1983) and career doubles (64, 1981-83) and single-season RBI (95, David Magadan (1981-83) 1983). He also set the Alabama standards for highest batting average 1983 Golden Spikes Award Winner for a freshman (.399, 1981) and junior (.525, 1983) and most RBI 1983 Baseball America Player of the Year (95, 1983) by a junior. Magadan also shares the single-game record with five hits, a Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB feat he accomplished an Alabama record three times against 1981 55 198 32 77 20 1 1 43 .389 22 11 102 Alabama Christian (April 16, 1983), Florida (May 13, 1983) and 1982 51 195 35 77 13 2 4 50 .395 33 17 106 Arizona State (June 4, 1983). 1983 56 217 67 114 31 4 9 95 .525 34 18 112 Totals 162 610 134 268 64 7 14 188 .439 89 46 320 He was drafted by the Boston Red Sox out of Tampa’s Jesuit High School and then was one of six UA players taken in the 1983 MLB Draft. He signed with the New York Mets and was assigned to the Columbia (SC) Mets in the Class A South Atlantic League

104 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Andy Phillips - Dick Howser Finalist

Andy Phillips is clearly the most decorated player in the history of Alabama baseball. A member of coach Jim Wells’ first signing class, Philips rewrote the UA record books and in the process took the Crimson Tide baseball program to new heights with three trips to the College World Series in his four-year career. His impact was not limited to the Crimson Tide baseball family as his talents were recognized nationally by writers, broadcasters and profes- sional scouts. A consensus All-America selection as a senior, Phillips was named the 1999 National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association District III Player of the Year and finished runner up to Baylor’s Jason Jennings as the winner of the Dick Howser Trophy, presented by the NCBWA to the best player in college baseball. Florida State’s Marshall McDougal, Cal State Fullerton’s Spencer Oborn and Rice’s Mario Ramos were also finalists for the Howser Trophy, named for the former Florida State infielder and Kansas City Royals manager. Phillips was also named First-Team All-American by the NCBWA as well as member of the 1999 NCBWA Super All-American squad. In addition to the NCBWA honors, Phillips was also named First- Team All-American by College Baseball Insider and was Third-Team All-America selection by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball and the American Baseball Coaches Association. The Demopolis native wrapped up his Alabama career as the school record-holder in eight career statistical categories, including most games played (244), games started (224), at-bats (904), runs scored (222), total hits (322), home runs (61), RBI (226) and total bases (590). In addition, he ranked second in career doubles (63) and triples (11), and was third in assists (537) and 10th in walks (86). As a senior in 1999, Phillips set the standard of excellence for Crimson Tide baseball. He played in 64 games and batted .398 (103-for- 259) with 22 home runs and 66 RBI. Phillips also added 71 runs scored 22 doubles, 30 walks and 16 stolen bases for an Alabama team that cap- tured the SEC Tournament Championship and finished third at the College World Series. He also set Alabama single-season records for total bases (203) and set records for most home runs (22) and RBI (66) by a shortstop at Alabama. The 22 home runs are the most by an Alabama senior. The former Tide shortstop also set the SEC record with a 36-game hitting streak during his final season at Alabama, breaking the old stan- dard of 33 games held by LSU second baseman (1993). During his record-setting hitting streak, Phillips batted .407 (66-for- 162) with 17 home runs and 45 RBI. In 1998, he was named The Sporting News National Player of the Week (April 1, 1998) when he batted .500 (8-of-16) with six runs Andy Phillips (1996-99) scored, three home runs and 11 RBI in wins over 1999 NCBWA District III Player of the Year Southern Miss and Miss. State. 1999 Dick Howser Trophy Finalist Phillips was just as successful off the field, earning his degree from 1999 First-Team All-American Alabama in 1999. He was an active member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and is accomplished singer. Twice during his career Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB he sang the National Anthem prior to a Crimson Tide home game at 1996 46 101 18 24 5 0 3 13 .238 10 16 38 Sewell-Thomas Stadium. 1997 70 279 68 102 25 3 15 65 .366 23 36 178 A three-time All-SEC selection, Phillips was also named to the 1999 1998 64 265 65 93 11 2 11 82 .351 23 40 141 SEC Good Works Team for his many hours of community service. 1999 64 259 71 103 22 6 22 66 .398 30 30 203 TOTALS 244 904 222 322 63 11 61 226 .356 86 122 590

105 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Jeremy Brown - Johnny Bench Award

The most decorated catcher in University of Alabama base- career hits (307) and 200 career walks (207). ball history, Jeremy Brown was named the winner of the 2002 In addition, Brown was named Second-Team All-America Johnny Bench Award, presented annually by the Greater by the National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association and Wichita Area Sports Commission to the nation’s best catcher. was a First-Team All-SEC pick for the second consecutive year. “The Greater Wichita Sports Commission would like to Brown was also chosen as the District III Player of the Year congratulate all of the award finalists and especially Jeremy by the National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association and Brown, the 2002 Johnny Bench National Collegiate Catcher of was a finalist for the 2002 Dick Howser Trophy, presented by the Year,” Bob Hanson, President and CEO of the Greater the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce and Verizon. Wichita Sports Commission, said. “Jeremy represents the University of Alabama in a remarkable manner.” Brown edged out Southern California junior Alberto Concepcion and University of Houston junior Chris Snyder to win the 2002 award. “Wow, this is great,” Brown said upon receiving the 2002 Johnny Bench Award. “I’d like to thank my family and my coaches for all of their support over the past four years. It’s truly an honor to receive this award from the best catcher of all time, Mr. Johnny Bench.” It is the highest honor awarded to an Alabama baseball player since David Magadan earned the 1983 Golden Spikes Award, presented annually to the best player in college baseball. The Golden Spikes award is the baseball equivalent to col- lege football’s Heisman Trophy award. Bench, a native of Oklahoma City, Okla., and Major League Baseball Hall of Famer, was on hand to present the award. Bench was the starting catcher for the Cincinnati Reds back-to- back World Series championship teams in 1975 and 1976. Former Los Angeles Dodger first baseman Steve Garvey delivered the keynote address to more than 350 people in attendance at the Grand Eagle Ballroom at the downtown Wichita Hyatt Regency hotel. The banquet recognizes the achievements and dedication of local youth, high school, col- lege and professional coaches in the Wichita area. Brown was joined in attendance by his mother, Lila, and younger brother Dustin. Alabama head baseball coach Jim Wells was also in attendance to see his All-American catcher win the award symbolizing the best college catcher in the nation. A two-year starter behind the plater for Alabama, Brown was a runner up to Baylor’s in the 2001 voting, is one of two Southeastern Conference catchers to win the Johnny Bench Award, joining LSU’s , who won the inaugural award in 2000. Jeremy Brown (1999-2002) A native of Hueytown, Ala., he appeared in 66 games for 2002 Johnny Bench Award Winner Alabama as a senior and compiled a .320 average (70-for-219) 2002 NCBWA Distict III Player of the Year with 11 home runs and 64 RBI. He also set the UA single sea- son record with 69 walks, surpassing the previous total of 66 Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB walks held by Bret Elbin in 1983. 1999 69 262 77 91 20 0 15 68 .347 57 42 156 Brown made only one error for Alabama in is final 119 2000 65 239 64 77 13 1 10 50 .322 48 29 122 games at the Capstone. He set the UA single-season record 2001 51 190 47 69 8 1 10 48 .363 33 15 109 2002 66 219 56 70 17 2 11 64 .320 69 25 124 with a 1.000 fielding percentage in 2001 and made only one TOTALS 251 910 244 307 58 4 46 230 .337 207 111 511 error in 2002, compiling a .998 fielding clip. He was second in the SEC with seven pickoffs and ranked among the league leaders by throwing out 43 percent of his attempted base stealers. A first-round pick of the Oakland Athletics, Brown con- cluded his UA career as the all-time leader for games played (251), games started (251), runs scored (244), walks (207) and putouts (1,660). He is the only player in SEC history with 300

106 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Beau Hearod - District III Player of Year

Beau Hearod went where few University of Alabama play- and 191 RBI. He also added 141 runs scored, 43 doubles, five ers had gone before. triples, 61 walks and compiled a .595 career slugging mark. The slugger from Jennings, La., had a phenomenal season He also wrapped up his UA career with five grand slams, and in the process led the Southeastern Conference in both one shy of the school, SEC and NCAA record held by Mike home runs (20) and RBI (82) in his final campaign with the Pitisci in 1984. Crimson Tide. A first-team All-SEC selection Hearod became the first Alabama player to lead the SEC in home runs since Doug Duke smacked a league-leading 27 four-baggers as a junior in 1986. Overall, Hearod was just the fourth player in Alabama history to lead the league in home runs, joining Stan Moss (7, 1968), Butch Hobson (13, 1973) and Duke as the league’s home run champ. Hearod was also the first Crimson Tide slugger to lead the league in RBI since Duke’s league best total of 82 RBI in 1986. After putting up those staggering numbers during the rugged 62-game season, which included 34 games against SEC teams, Hearod was tabbed as the District III Player of the Year by the NCBWA, marking the second consecutive year and the third time since the inception of the award in 1999 an Alabama player has been bestowed player of the year honors in District III. Former UA catcher Jeremy Brown, a first-round draft selection by the Oakland Athletics and 2002 Johnny Bench award winner, was named the 2002 District III Player of the Year following an outstanding senior season. Andy Phillips, the school’s all-time home run leader, won the inaugural District III Player of the Year award in 1999 and was one of the three finalists for the prestigious Dick Howser Trophy, which is presented to the NCBWA Player of the Year. Other 2003 district winners included Boston College pitcher Chris Lambert (District I), St. John’s outfielder Mike Rozema (District II), South Carolina lefty David Marchbanks (District IV), Ohio State pitcher Scott Lewis (District V), Nebraska first baseman Matt Hooper (District VI), Tulane first baseman and left hand pitcher Michael Aubrey (District VII) and Southern University shortstop Richie Weeks (District VII), New Mexico first baseman Billy Belcher (District VIII) and Arizona State shortstop Dustin Pedrioa (District IX). From the ranks of these standouts, Southern University’s Rickie Weeks was named the winner of the 2003 Dick Howser Trophy. As a senior, Hearod started all 62 games for the Crimson Tide and batted .346 (80-for-231) with 20 home runs and 82 RBI. He was also named the Most Valuable Player of the 2003 SEC Tournament at the Hoover Met, leading the Crimson Tide to its second straight post-season title and Beau Hearod (2001-03) sixth under coach Jim Wells. 2003 NCBWA District III Player of the Year Hearod ranked ninth nationally in home runs (20) and 17th nationally with 0.32 home runs per game. He was sixth 2003 SEC Tournament MVP in total RBI and ninth with 1.32 RBI per game. He also led Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. BB SO TB the SEC and ranked 27th nationally with a whopping .719 2001 55 200 38 59 14 0 8 55 .295 12 36 97 slugging percentage. 2002 60 212 39 71 11 1 12 54 .335 19 43 120 In his three-year career with Alabama, Hearod played in 2003 62 231 64 80 18 4 20 82 .346 30 48 166 177 games and batted .327 (210-for-643) with 40 home runs TOTALS 177 643 141 210 43 5 40 191 .327 61 127 383

107 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL LeBlanc National Freshman of the Year

season shutout charts. LeBlanc’s 112 2/3 innings pitched tied Dean Hayes (1983) for sev- enth place on the single-season innings list. The 98 strikeouts tied Jarrod Kingrey (1998) and Steve Shoemaker (1994) for 10th place on the single-season charts at UA.

In addition, LeBlanc was tabbed a Third-Team All-American by both the National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association (NCBWA) and Baseball America. He was the only freshman named to the 2004 Baseball America All-American team. LeBlanc was also named to the 2004 Freshman All-SEC team and was a Second-Team All-SEC selection as voted by the league’s 12 head coaches. SEBaseball.com tabbed also tabbed him as the 2004 SEC Freshman of the Year as well as a First-Team All-SEC selection. LeBlanc was also selected to the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All-South Region team.

2004 BASEBALL AMERICA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA A TEAM C Jordan Abruzzo, San Diego 1B Josh Morris, Georgia 2B Jim Negrych, Pittsburgh 3B Shelby Ford, TCU SS Chris Valakia, UC Santra Barbara Wade LeBlanc had a freshman season like no other in the 111- OF Chad Huffman, TCU year history of the University of Alabama baseball program. OF John Jay, Miami The talented freshman left-hander racked up just about every OF Drew Stubbs, Texas post-season award available as he became the first rookie in DH Matt LaPorta, Florida Crimson Tide baseball history to earn National and SEC “Freshman UTL Anthony Smith, George Washington of the Year” honors. SP Ian Kennedy, USC He was tabbed the 2004 National Freshman of the Year by SP Wade LeBlanc, Alabama Collegiate Baseball newspaper after being named the 2004 SEC SP Tin Lincecum, Washington Freshman of the Year at the conclusion of the regular season. SP Jason Meyer, Texas A&M “That’s unreal,” LeBlanc said when told of the news via telephone. RP Danny Gil, Miami “I thought I had a pretty good season, but the way it ended (against Miss. State), I did not think I had any chance. I thought I had the LeBLANC’S 2004 HONORS AND AWARDS ability to have a good season, but nothing quite like this.” *Baseball America National Freshman of the Year LeBlanc said he thought the turning point in the season was the *Collegiate Baseball National Freshman of the Year back-to-back wins against No. 6 LSU and No. 10 Florida in early *Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Year (SEC Coaches) May. He beat LSU 8-2 on May 1 in Baton Rouge and then shutout *SEC Freshman of the Year (SEBaseball.com) the high-powered Gators in Tuscaloosa on May 7, allowing just four *First-Team Freshman All-American (Baseball America) hits and striking out nine batters. *Third-Team All-American (Baseball America) “I guess the LSU and Florida games back-to-back really told me *Third-Team All-American (National Collegiate Baseball Writers) what kind of season I was having,” he said. “This whole season was *First-Team All-South Region (American Baseball Coaches Assn) crazy, I never thought I would have a year like this and be named *First-Team Freshman All-SEC (SEC Coaches) National and SEC Freshman of the Year. This is a great honor.” *First-Team All-SEC (SEBaseball.com) LeBlanc finished his outstanding freshman season as he set *Second-Team All-SEC (SEC Coaches) *SEC Pitcher of the Week (March 28) Alabama freshman records for innings pitched (112.2), strikeouts (98) and complete games (8) and tied the UA freshman record with eight wins on the mound. Wade LeBlanc (2004) In 16 games, including 15 starts, LeBlanc posted an 8-4 record 2004 National Freshman of the Year and 2.08 ERA this season. He worked 112 2/3 innings and allowed 87 hits, 37 runs and 26 earned runs, with 26 walks and 98 strikeouts. Year G GS ShO CG W-L ERA IP H R ER BB S He also threw eight complete games and pitched three shutouts for 2004 16 15 4 8 8-4 2.08 112.2 87 37 26 26 98 the Crimson Tide. 2005 14 13 1 2 5-5 4.09 88.0 77 44 40 28 108 Totals 30 28 5 10 13-9 2.96 200.2 164 81 66 54 206 In addition to his freshman records, LeBlanc also ranks among the school’s Top 10 single-season leaders in several categories. His eight complete games tied Gene Lary (1955) for second place on the school’s single-season list. The three shutouts also tied Mike Innes (1968) and Drew Blocker (1974) for third-place on the single-

108 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama’s Honors and Awards

Tim Young helped the United States capture the gold metal in the 2000 summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia.

NCBWA District Player of the Year 1999 Andy Phillips (District III) 2002 Jeremy Brown (District III) 2003 Beau Hearod (District III) SEC Athlete of the Year 1983 David Magadan, 1B David Magadan was college baseball’s player of the year in 1983. Magadan, who posted an SEC record .525 batting average as a junior, was the SEC’s first Golden Spikes Award winner. SEC Freshman of the Year 2004 Wade LeBlanc CoSIDA/Verizon National Baseball All-Time College Baseball Team Academic All-Americans Hall of Fame and Museum 1918-1920 Joe Sewell, 2B 1972 Zack Rogers, INF (2nd Team) 1977 Joe Sewell, SS Collegiate Baseball (1989) 1993 Jeff Laubenthal, OF (First Team) 1978 Mel Allen, Broadcaster 1919-1921 , 1B 2001 Beau Hearod, 3B/OF (Third Team) Newsweek (1952) 2002 Lance Cormier, RHP(First Team) Golden Spikes Award 1981-1983 David Magadan, 1B Beau Hearod, DH (Third Team) 1983 David Magadan Baseball America (1990) 2003 Beau Hearod, RF (Second Team) 2005 Gabe Scott, OF (Second Team) National Freshman of the Year USA Baseball 2004 Wade LeBlanc 1991 Mickey Kerns, OF CoSIDA/GTE District IV (Team USA Baseball Trials) Academic All-Americans Baseball America 1994 Chris Eilers, RHP 1993 Jeff Laubenthal, OF (US Junior National Team) 2000 Jeremy Vaughn, RHP College Player of the Year 1997 Pete Fisher, RHP 2001 Lance Cormier, RHP 1983 David Magadan (Team USA Baseball Trials) Beau Hearod, DH B.J. Green, RHP Jeremy Vaughn, RHP Johnny Bench Award (US Junior National Team) 2002 Lance Cormier, RHP 2001 Jeremy Brown, C (Runner-up) 2000 Evan Bush, INF Beau Hearod, DH 2002 Jeremy Brown, C (Winner) (US Junior National Team) Scott McClanahan, OF Tim Young, LHP 2003 Beau Hearod, RF Dick Howser Trophy (US Olympic Team) Adam Pavkovich, SS (Player of the Year Presneted by NCBWA) 2002 Taylor Tankersley 2005 Gabe Scott, OF 1999 Andy Phillips (Finalist) (USA National Trails)

109 Alabama’s Honors and Awards (continued)

ABCA All-South Region Team 1950 Frank Lary, RHP Ed White, OF 1954 Gene Lary, RHP 1955 J.P.Anderson. LHP Herb Kosten, 3B 1956 Herb Kosten, 3B Frank Roland, LHP 1957 Fred Frickie, 1B Frank Roland, LHP 1965 Buddy French, C 1967 Freddy Glass, LHP 1968 Mike Innes, RHP 1973 Butch Hobson, 3B 1981 Randy Hunt, C David Magadan, 3B 1982 Chris Glass, 2B David Magadan, 1B 1983 David Magadan, 1B 1984 Ted McClendon, 3B Frank Velleggia, C 1985 Doug Duke, C 1986 Pat Bailey, DH Doug Duke, C Pete Roberts, LHP Mike Twardoski, RF 1987 Robert Fletcher, 2B 1989 Cary Williams, CF 1990 Joe Vitiello, OF/RHP Jared Kingery was the Most Valuable Player of the 1997 South II Regional and a member of the College 1991 Joe Vitiello, OF/RHP World Series All Tournament Team. 1995 Chris Moller, 1B 1996 Skip Ames, RHP Dax Norris, C 1958 Jack Kubiszyn, SS 1984 Ted McClendon, 3B 1997 Joe Caruso, 2B Bobby Ledford, UT Frank Velleggia, C Roberto Vaz, OF/LHP 1959 Ken Chapman, UT 1985 Doug Duke, C 1998 G.W. Keller, OF 1960 Ken Chapman, UT 1986 Doug Duke, C Jarrod Kingrey, RHP Gene Giannini, SS Pete Roberts, LHP Andy Phillips, 3B 1962 Glen Baker, OF Mike Twardoski, RF 1999 G.W. Keller, OF Jerry Ellis, 2B 1988 Robert Fletcher, 2B Andy Phillips, SS 1963 Ashton Wells, CF 1989 Cary Williams, CF Manny Torres, RHP 1964 Mickey Andrews, OF 1991 Joe Vitiello, OF/RHP 2001 Aaron Clark, 1B Buddy French, C 1996 Dax Norris, C 2002 Jeremy Brown, C 1965 Buddy French, C 1997 Joe Caruso, 2B Lance Cormier, RHP 1966 Joe McCorquodale, 1B Roberto Vaz, LF/LHP Scott McClanahan, OF 1967 Freddy Glass, LHP 1998 Matt Frick, C Peter Stonard, 2B George Johnson, OF Andy Phillips, 3B 2003 Beau Hearod, RF 1968 Mike Innes, RHP 1999 G.W. Keller, OF 2004 Wade LeBlanc, LHP Stan Moss, 3B Andy Phillips, 3B Eddie Propst, RHP 2001 Jeremy Brown, C 1969 Mike Innes, RHP Aaron Clark, 1B 1st Team All-SEC Selections J.C. Ranelli, UT 2002 Jeremy Brown, C 1951 George Howell, UT Jack Traffanstedt, OF Brent Boyd, 2B Mike Mizraney, 1B 1972 Rex Bynum, CF Scott McClanahan, OF 1952 Bobby Carr, CF Glenn Woodruff, C 2003 Beau Hearod, RF 1954 Gene Lary, RHP 1973 Butch Hobson, 3B 2005 Gabe Scott, OF 1955 John Paul Anderson, LHP 1974 Robin Cary, OF Bobby Barnes, LF 1976 Larry Keenum, DH Bobby Hunt, CF 1977 Jeff Tillman, DH Herb Kosten, 3B 1980 David Atkins, DH Gene Lary, RHP Sal Valenti, 2B 1956 Herb Kosten, 3B 1981 Randy Hunt, C Jack Kubiszyn, SS David Magadan, 3B Frank Roland, LHP 1982 Chris Glass, 2B Paul Susce, P David Magadan, 1B 1957 Fred Frickie, 1B 1983 David Magadan, 1B Jack Kubiszyn, SS Rob Skates, OF Frank Roland, LHP

110 Alabama’s Honors and Awards (continued)

1983 Rick Browne, RHP All-SEC Western Division Bret Elbin, 3B 1961 Nathan Bedford, C David Magadan, 1B Ken Chapman, OF Rob Skates, OF 1962 Glen Baker, OF Frank Velleggia, C Jerry Ellis, 2B 1984 Troy Brauchle, RHP Earl Griffin, P Kyle Bryan, OF 1963 Mike Box, 2B Ted McClendon, 3B Buddy French, C Craig Shipley, SS Ashton Wells, RF Frank Velleggia, C 1964 Mickey Andrews, OF 1985 Doug Duke, C Buddy French, C Allan Stallings, OF 1965 Buddy French, C Johnny Mosley, 3B 1966 Joe McCorquodale, 1B H. Boyd McWhorter 1967 Freddy Glass, LHP SEC Male Scholar Athlete George Johnson, OF 1993 Jeff Laubenthal, OF (Winner) 1968 Mike Innes, RHP 2001 Jeremy Vaughn, RHP (Finalist) Stan Moss, 3B Bill Parker, OF SEC Student Advisory Board Eddie Propst, RHP 1996 Eric Goldis J.C. Ranelli, SS 1997 Eric Goldis 1969 Mike Innes, RHP J.C. Ranelli, SS SEC Good Works Team Jack Traffanstedt, OF 2004 Allen Rice 1970 Terry DuBose, OF 2005 Allen Rice 1971 David Mewbourne, 2B Joe Caruso was a 2nd Team All American and Zack Rogers, 1B 1972 Rex Bynum, OF SEC Academic Honor Roll SEC Tournament Most Valuable Player as a senior (Selections Began in 1971) in 1997. Robin Cary, 2B Zack Rogers, 1B 1971 Rex Bynum, Terry Dubose and Zack Rogers Glenn Woodruff, C 1972 Rex Bynum and Zack Rogers 1973 Robin Cary, 2B 1973 Zack Rogers and Paul Spivey Second Team All-SEC Selections Randy Collins, OF 1977 Tommy Belk and Gary DeLoach 1986 Pat Bailey, DH Joe Hawley, SS 1979 Steve Houlberg and Gary Jack Eddie Looper, 3B Butch Hobson, 3B 1980 Mark Dunning and Gary Jack 1987 David Oropeza, LHP Rich Potter, C 1981 Gary Jack and Bobby Pierce Deron White, LF 1974 Jimmy Archibald, P 1982 Jeff Brewer, Bret Elbin and Rob Skates 1988 Jason Bridges, RF Robin Cary, OF 1983 Jeff Brewer, Bret Elbin and Rob Skates 1989 Brent Reese, 1B Norm Lacey, OF 1984 Jeff Brewer and Jeff Umphrey 1990 Joe Vitiello, OF/RHP Rich Potter, C 1985 David Turner and Mike Wiggins 1991 Juan DeBrand, SS James White, 3B 1986 Chris Barnes, David Turner and Mick Kerns, OF David Zauchin, 1B Mike Wiggins 1993 Al Drumheller, LHP 1975 Larry Keenum, SS 1987 Ken Trusky 1996 Tim Young, LHP Jimbo Lindsay, LHP 1988 Jason Bridges, Robert Fletcher, Tony 1997 Matt Frick, C Larry Mims, OF Pisciotta, Mike Soper and Ken Trusky G.W. Keller, OF 1976 Ronnie Hamilton, OF 1989 Jon Hardie, Pete Hinkle and 1998 Jarrod Kingrey, RHP Larry Keenum, DH Hunter Plott G.W. Keller, OF 1977 Chris Arago, OF 1991 Pete Hinkle, Hunter Plott, Jeff 1999 Manny Torres, RHP Bobby Sprowl, LHP Laubenthal and Tommy Milstead 2000 Sam Bozanich, 2B Jeff Tillman, DH 1992 Jeff Laubenthal Brent Boyd, 3B Johnny Wright, OF 1993 Jeff Crane, Jeff Laubenthal and 2001 Brent Boyd, 2B 1978 Terry Asher, RHP Geno Saunders Lance Cormier, RHP Johnny Wright, OF 1994 Bernie Bellard, Anthony Box, Mike Scott McClanahan, OF 1879 Steve Houlberg, SS MacDonald and Geno Saunders 2002 Lance Cormier, RHP 1980 David Atkins, DH 1995 Rick Detoto, Chris Eilers and Jason Jordan Peter Stonard, OF Bobby Pierce, OF 1996 Joe Caruso, Chris Eilers, Eric Goldis and 2004 Wade LeBlanc, LHP Sal Valenti, 2B Brett Taft 1981 Vince Barrentine, RHP 1997 Joe Caruso, Chris Eilers, David Mote and Freshman All-SEC Selections Randy Hunt, C Robbie Tucker 2004 Wade LeBlanc, LHP Gary Jack, 1B 1998 Tripp Baldwin and David Mote 1999 Justin Smith and Jeremy Vaughn 2005 Cale Iorg, SS David Magadan, 3B 2000 Jeremy Vaughn, Lance Cormier, David Robertson, RHP Bobby Pierce, OF 1982 Chris Glass, 2B Scott McClanahan and Kevin Marzion David Magadan, 1B 2001 Aaron Clark, Lance Cormier, Eddie Jamey Merritt, OF Ferguson, Casey Lambert, Scott Rob Skates, DH McClanahan, Jeremy Vaughn and Matthew Whitaker

111 Alabama’s Honors and Awards (continued)

2002 Lance Cormier, Eddie Ferguson, Scott 2003 College Station Regional McClanahan, Jeffrey Norris and Grant Adam Pavkovich, SS Redding 2003 Beau Hearod, Dewayne Marlowe, Eric 2005 New Orleans Regional Mennen, Jeffrey Norris, Adam Pavkovich Cale Iorg, SS Grant Redding, Gabe Scott and Jared Wade LeBlanc, LHP Woodward Zac Welch, 1B 2004 David Ferazza, Michael McCallister, Emeel Salem, Rocky Scelfo and Gabe Scott 2005 Kenneth Brown, Brent Carter, Jordan SEC All-Tournament Team 1982 David Magadan, 3B Davis, Doug Denson, Matt Grooms, Allen 1983 David Magadan, 1B Rice, Emeel Salem, Gabe Scott and Bret Elbin, 3B Morrow Thomley Frank Velleggia, C Tim Meacham, P College World Series 1984 Mike Pitisci,1B All-Tournament Team Frank Velleggia, C 1983 David Magadan, 1B Dee Smithey, OF 1996 Chris Moller, 1B Ted McClendon, UT 1997 Joe Caruso, 2B 1986 Mike Qualls, 2B Matt Frick, C Doug Duke, C G.W. Keller, LF 1995 Chris Moller, 1B Mark Peer, DH Rusty Loflin, OF Andy Phillips, 3B Neal Lamb, P Jarrod Kingrey, RHP 1996 Joe Caruso,2B 1999 G.W. Keller, OF Doug Hall, OF Dustan Mohr, OF NCAA All-Tournament Team Chris Moller, DH 1950 Southern District III 1997 Robbie Tucker, 1B Al Lary, P Andy Phillips, 3B Mike Mizraney, 1B Joel Colgrove was named the Most Valuable Matt Frick, C Ned Folmar, 3B Player of the 1996 South I Regional after earning David Tidwell, OF Ed White, OF wins against Princeton and Virginia as the Tide Dustan Mohr, OF advanced to the College Word Series. Jarrod Kingrey, P 1955 Southern District III 1998 Drew Bounds,OF Gene Lary, P 1997 South II Regional Jayson Cox, DH Bill Carr, 1B Andy Phillips, 3B Jarrod Kingrey, P Chuck Bancroft, 2B G.W. Keller, LF 1999 Jeremy Brown, 1B Bobby Hunt, CF Dustan Mohr, RF Kelley Gulledge, C Jarrod Kingrey, P (MVP) G.W. Keller, OF 1968 Southern District III 2000 Sam Bozanich,2B Stan Moss, 3B 1998 West Regional Kelley Gulledge, C Jack Traffenstedt, LF Jayson Cox, 1B 2002 Brent Boyd, 1B G.W. Keller, 3B Peter Stonard, 2B 1983 South Regional Team Drew Bounds, LF Jeffrey Norris, P Bret Elibn, 3B 2003 Beau Hearod, RF Craig Shipley, SS 1999 Tuscaloosa Regional Adam Pavkovich, SS Allan Stallings, CF Kelley Gulledge, C Zac Welch, 1B Ted McClendon, DH (MVP) Sam Bozanich, 2B Rick Browne, P Andy Phillips, 3B (MVP) SEC Tournament MVPs Antonio Bostic, OF 1983 David Magadan, 1B 1991 Atlantic Regional Team 1995 Rusty Loflin,OF Jerry Shelton, SS 2000 Palo Alto Regional 1996 Joe Caruso,2B Phillip Doyle, LF Jeremy Brown, 1B 1997 David Tidwell, OF Joe Vitiello, RF Sam Bozanich, 2B 1999 G.W. Keller, OF Scott McClanahan, CF 2002 Brent Boyd, 1B 1995 East Regional Team Ben King, LF 2003 Beau Hearod, RF Dax Norris, C Scott Murphy, P Joe Caruso, 2B Jason Jordan, DH 2002 Tuscaloosa Regional Chris Eilers, P Jeremy Brown, C Peter Stonard, 2B 1996 South I Regional Adam Pavkovich, SS Joe Caruso, 2B Beau Hearod, DH Brett Taft, SS Brent Carter, P David Tidwell, CF Jeffrey Norris, P Andy Bernard, P Taylor Tanklersely, P Joel Colgrove, P (MVP)

112 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL College World Series Results ALL-TIME APPEARANCES: 5 ALL-TIME RECORD: 11-10 (.524)

All-Time CWS Results

1950 1996 1999 Alabama 9, Bradley 2 Alabama 7, Oklahoma State 5 Alabama 11, Oklahoma State 3 Washington State 9, Alabama 1 Miami 15, Alabama 1 Miami 8, Alabama 1 Wisconsin 3, Alabama 1 Clemson 14, Alabama 13 Alabama 6, Rice 5 Miami 5, Alabama 2 1983 1997 NATIONAL RUNNER-UP NATIONAL RUNNER-UP Alabama 6, Arizona State 5 Alabama 3, Miss. State 2 Alabama 6, Michigan 5 Miami 6, Alabama 1 Texas 6, Alabama 4 (10 Alabama 9, Miss. State 5 Alabama 6, Arizona State 0 Alabama 8, Miami 6 Texas 4, Alabama 3 (Nat’l Champ Game) Alabama 8, Miami 2 LSU 13, Alabama 6 (Nat’l Champ Game)

113 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama’s NCAA Regional Results

NCAA Regional Record: 1947 South District III 1996 South I Regional 42-24 (.636) Charlotte, NC Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama 7, Virginia 2 Regional Champions NCAA Super Regional Record: Clemson 1, Alabama 0 Alabama 19, Princeton 2 Alabama 4, Virginia 0 Alabama 9, South Alabama 3 2-0 (1.000) Alabama 8, Clemson 1 Alabama 3, Stetson 1 Clemson 4, Alabama 1 (Championship) Alabama 18, Virginia 8 (Championship) Regional Championships: 1948 South District III 1997 South II Regional 5 (1950, 1983, 1996, Charlotte, NC Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1997 & 1999) Alabama 4, George Washington 1 Regional Champions North Carolina 11, Alabama 3 Alabama 8, Troy State 5 First Appearance: George Washington 9, Alabama 8 Alabama 6, Wichita State 2 Alabama 6, North Carolina State 3 1947 1950 South District III Alabama 9, So. California 8 (10) (Championship) Kannapolis, NC Last Appearance: Regional Champions 1998 West Regional 2003 Alabama 6, Clemson 1 Stanford, Calif. Alabama 3, Wake Forest 2 Regional Runner-up Alabama 5, Wake Forest 4 (Championship) Alabama 8, Minnesota 2 Atlantic Regional Record: North Carolina State 13, Alabama 10 5-4 (.556) 1955 South District III Alabama 13, Loyola Marymount 5 Winter Park, Fla. Alabama 9, North Carolina State 2 Long Beach St. 5, Alabama 3 (Championship) College Station Regional Record: Alabama 4, Rollins College 1 Rollins College 4, Alabama 3 1-2 (.333) Rollins College 5, Alabama 3 1999 Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Regional Regional Champions East Regional Record: 1968 South District III Alabama 16, Navy 3 Alabama 10, Southern Miss 4 3-2 (.600) Gastonia, NC North Carolina 3, Alabama 1 Alabama 7, Southern Miss 6 (Championship) Florida State 6, Alabama 1 New Orleans Regional Record: 1999 Super Regional 2-2 (.500) 1983 South Regional Tuscaloosa, Ala. Tallahassee, Fla. Super Regional Champions Regional Champions Alabama 13, LSU 6 Palo Alto Regional Alabama 6, Miami 4 Alabama 13, LSU 5 3-2 (.600) Alabama 7, Florida State 5 Alabama 11, Miami 9 (Championship) 2000 Palo Alto (Calif.) Regional South Regional Record: Regional Runner-up 1986 Atlantic Regional Alabama 8, Nevada 2 18-6 (.750) Coral Gables, Fla. Stanford 8, Alabama 6 Championships: Third Place Alabama 6, Nevada 5 1950, 1983, 1996 & 1997 South Carolina 5, Alabama 3 Alabama 14, Stanford 9 Alabama 4, Navy 1 Stanford 16, Alabama 6 (Championship) Alabama 8, South Carolina 7 Tuscaloosa Regional Record: Georgia Tech 12, Alabama 6 2002 Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Regional 6-2 (.750) Regional Runner-up Championship: 1999 1991 Atlantic Regional Southeast Missouri State 7, Alabama 4 Tallahassee, Fla. Alabama 6, Auburn 3 Regional Runner-up Alabama 7, Southeast Missouri State 4 West Regional Record: Alabama 5, Florida International 1 Alabama 7, Fla. Atlantic 2 3-2 (.600) Alabama 5, St. John’s 2 Fla. Atlantic 6, Alabama 5 (Championship) Florida State 5, Alabama 2 Alabama 8, Georgia Tech 4 2003 College Station Regional Florida St. 6, Alabama 5 (Championship) College Station, Texas Alabama 9, Houston 3 1995 East Regional Texas A&M 16, Alabama 5 Clemson, SC Houston 16, Alabama 8 Regional Runner-up Winthrop 4, Alabama 0 2005 New Orleans Regional Alabama 6, Navy 0 Regional Runner-up Alabama 11, Richmond 4 Alabama 7, UL Lafayette 5 Alabama 14, Winthrop 0 Tulane 10, Alabama 4 Clemson 7, Alabama 4 Alabama 4, UL Lafayette 3 Tulane 7, Alabama 4 (Championship)

114 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL SEC Tournament Results

1950 SEC Playoffs 1984 SEC Tournament SEC TOURNAMENT SEC Champions Gainesville, Fla. APPEARANCES: (24) Alabama 4, Kentucky 1 (Tuscaloosa) Florida 5, Alabama 3 (1950, 1955, 1957, 1968, 1973, 1974, Alabama 13, Kentucky 0 (Tuscaloosa) Miss. State 8, Alabama 4 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1989, Kentucky 14, Alabama 3 (Lexington) Alabama 9, Kentucky 1 (Lexington) 1986 SEC Tournament 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, *Alabama wins series, 3 games to 1 Baton Rouge, La. 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003 & 2005 1955 SEC Playoffs Alabama 8, Auburn 7 (11) LSU 10, Alabama 7 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS: (7) SEC Champions Georgia 6, Alabama 4 Alabama 12, Georgia 1 (Tuscaloosa) 1983, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, Alabama 6, Georgia 4 (Athens) 1989 SEC Tournament 2002 and 2003 *Alabama wins series 2 games to none Gainesville, Fla. Florida 7, Alabama 6 ALL-TIME SEC 1957 SEC Playoffs Miss. State 11, Alabama 10 Georgia Tech 5, Alabama 4 (Tuscaloosa) TOURNAMENT RECORD: Alabama 11, Georgia Tech 10 (Atlanta) 1991 SEC Tournament 45-36 (.556) Georgia Tech 10, Alabama 1 (Atlanta) Baton Rouge, La. 1958 SEC Playoffs Miss. State 15, Alabama 10 SEC PLAYOFF RECORD Florida 4, Alabama 3 8-11 (.421) Auburn 4, Alabama 3 (13) (Birmingham) Auburn 5, Alabama 4 (Birmingham) 1993 SEC Western Division Championships: Tournament 3 (1950, 1955 and 1968) 1968 SEC Western Division Playoff Baton Rouge, La. Alabama 6, LSU 4 (Baton Rouge) Auburn 13, Alabama 4 SEC WESTERN DIVISION Ole Miss 4, Alabama 2 1968 SEC Playoffs PLAYOFF RECORD: 1-0 (1.000) SEC Champions 1994 SEC Western Division Florida 4, Alabama 3 (Gainesville) Tournament Alabama 5, Florida 0 (Tuscaloosa) SEC WESTERN DIVISION Alabama 3, Florida 0 (Tuscaloosa) Oxford, Miss. LSU 3, Alabama 2 TOURNAMENT RECORD: 1973 SEC Playoffs Ole Miss 5, Alabama 4 (11) 4-5 (.444) Vanderbilt 5, Alabama 1 (Tuscaloosa) 1995 SEC Western Division CHAMPIONSHIPS: Vanderbilt 13, Alabama 7 (Nashville) Tournament 1 (1995) 1974 SEC Playoffs Starkville, Miss. SEC Western Division Tournament Champions SEC TOURNAMENT RECORD Vanderbilt 12, Alabama 8 (Nashville) Alabama 9, LSU 8 Vanderbilt 2, Alabama 1(Tuscaloosa) UNDER JIM WELLS: Arkansas 5, Alabama 2 27-9 (.750) Alabama 6, Miss. State 3 1981 SEC Tournament Alabama 8, Arkansas 7 Starkville, Miss. Alabama 9, LSU 8 CHAMPIONSHIPS (6): Florida 3, Alabama 2 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, Kentucky 3, Alabama 2 1996 SEC Tournament 2002 and 2003 Hoover, Ala. 1982 SEC Tournament SEC Champions Gainesville, Fla. Alabama 3, Kentucky 2 SEC TOURNAMENT MVPs: Florida 7, Alabama 2 Alabama 3, Tennessee 1 (14) Rusty Loflin (1995) Tennessee 7, Alabama 6 Florida 7, Alabama 3 Alabama 16, Kentucky 8 Joe Caruso (1996) 1983 SEC Tournament Alabama 10, Florida 5 David Tidwell (1997) Starkville, Miss. Alabama 15, Florida 5 G.W. Keller (1999) SEC Champions Brent Boyd (2002) Alabama 15, Florida 2 Alabama 8, Tennessee 6 Beau Hearod (2003) Alabama 10, Miss. State 9

115 Alabama SEC Tournament Results/Team Records

1997 SEC Tournament Columbus, Ga. SEC Champions Alabama 16, Miss. State 3 Alabama 13, Florida 6 LSU 12, Alabama 7 Alabama 6, Florida 3 Alabama 12, LSU 2 2005 SEC Tournament MOST AT-BATS 1998 SEC Tournament Series: 31 by Doug Hall (1996) Hoover, Ala. Hoover, Ala. Alabama 9, South Carolina 7 Auburn 11, Alabama 8 RUNS BATTED IN Alabama 7, Auburn 5 Alabama 8, Kentucky 3 Game: 6 by Phillip Doyle vs. Miss. St. (5-12-89) Alabama 13, Auburn 3 (7 Innings) Alabama 3, Florida 2 Series: 11 by David Magadan (1983) Alabama 10, LSU 3 (Championship) Alabama 4, Auburn 3 Auburn 9, Alabama 1 DOUBLES SEC Tournament Team Records Game: 3 by Hunter Plott vs. Miss. St. (5-16-91) 1999 SEC Tournament (Held By Alabama) Series: 5 by Chris Moller (1996) Hoover, Ala. MOST GAMES PLAYED TRIPLES SEC Champions Series: 6 by Alabama (1996) Series: 2 by Joe Caruso (1997) Alabama 7, Ole Miss 6 Alabama 4, Miss. State 3 MOST WINS HOME RUNS Alabama 12, Miss. State 11 Series: 5 by Alabama (1996) Game: 2 by David Magadan vs. Florida (5-13-83) Alabama 9, Arkansas 3 2 by Chris Moller vs. LSU (0-0-95) HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 2 by Dustan Mohr vs. Florida (5-16-97) 2000 SEC Tournament Series: .403 by Alabama (1997) 2 by Drew Bounds vs. Auburn (5-16-98) Hoover, Ala. Alabama 9, Miss. State 3 MOST HITS TOTAL BASES LSU 18, Alabama 12 Series: 79 by Alabama (1996) (241 AB) Game: 13 by David Magadan vs. Florida Alabama 12, Georgia 4 (5-13-83) (1B, 2 2Bs, 2 HRs) LSU 6, Alabama 5 MOST DOUBLES Series: 21 by Alabama (1996) STOLEN BASES 2002 SEC Tournament Game: 3 by Scott McClanahan vs. Arkansas MOST HOME RUNS Hoover, Ala. (5-23-99) Game: 6 by Alabama vs. Florida (5-16-97) SEC Champions Series: 13 by Alabama (1997) Alabama 12, Miss. State 2 (8 Innings) Alabama 7, Florida 4 SEC Tournament Pitching Records Florida 7, Alabama 4 SEC Tournament Batting Records (Held By UA Players) Alabama 11, Florida 9 (Held By UA Players) Alabama 6, S. Carolina 2 (Championship) MOST WINS BATTING AVERAGE Series: 3 by Neal Lamb (1995) 2003 SEC Tournament Game: 1.000 David Magadan (5-for-5) vs. Florida (5-13-83) Hoover, Ala. 1.000 Joe Vitiello (4-for-4) SEC Champions vs. Mississippi State (5-12-89) Alabama 9, South Carolina 7 1.000 Dustan Mohr (3-for-3) Alabama 7, Auburn 5 vs. Florida (5-16-97) Alabama 13, Auburn 3 (7 Innings) Series: .909 David Magadan (10-for-11) (1983) Alabama 10, LSU 3 (Championship)

116 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL SEC Championships

Jason Jordan scored the winning run in Alabama’s 9-8 SEC Tournament Championship victory over LSU in 1995.

SEC Baseball Championships Southeastern Conference Champions ALABAMA (13) — 1934-35-36-38-40-41-42-47-50-55-68-83-96 YEAR CHAMPION RECORD YEAR CHAMPION RECORD LSU (13) — 1939-43-46-61-75-86-90-91-92-93-96-97-03 1933 Georgia 8- 1 1969 Ole Miss 11-5 Miss. State (10) — 1948-49-65-66-70-71-79-85-87-89 1934 ALABAMA 14- 2 1970 Miss. State 11- 4 Florida (10) — 1952-56-62-81-82-84-88-96-98-05 1935 ALABAMA 19- 2 1971 Miss. State 13- 5 1936 ALABAMA 7- 3 1972 Ole Miss 15- 3 Auburn (6) — 1937-58-63-67-76-78 1937 Auburn 8- 1 1973 Vanderbilt 11- 5 Ole Miss (6) — 1959-60-64-69-72-77 1938 ALABAMA 10- 1 1974 Vanderbilt 11 -4 Georgia (5) — 1933-34-54-01-04 1939 LSU 10- 2 1975 LSU 19- 3 Tennessee (3) — 1951-94-95 1940 ALABAMA 12- 1 1976 Auburn 12- 7 Vanderbilt (3) — 1973-74-80 1941 ALABAMA 13- 2 1977 Ole Miss 15- 9 South Carolina (2) — 2000-02 1942 ALABAMA 9- 1 1978 Auburn 15- 8 Arkansas (2) — 1999-2004 1943 LSU 11- 3 1979 Miss. State 17-2 *Georgia Tech (1) — 1957 1944 No Season 1980 Vanderbilt 13- 9 *Dropped out of SEC after the 1964 season. 1945 No Season 1981 Florida 16- 7 1946 LSU 11- 3 1982 Florida 14- 8 1947 ALABAMA 11- 3 1983 ALABAMA 14-7 1948 Miss. State 12- 5 1984 Florida 18- 4 SEC Division Championships 1949 Miss. State 13- 3 1985 Miss. State 16- 8 Florida (18) — 1960-62-68-69-77-78-79-80-81-82-83-84-85-92-96-97-98-05 1950 ALABAMA 13- 4 1986 LSU 22- 5 LSU (12) — 1961-75-85-92-93-94-96-97-98-00-01-03-05 1951 Tennessee 16- 1 1987 Miss. State 20- 5 ALABAMA (10) — 1950-55-57-58-68-73-74-81-96-2002 1952 Florida 12- 2 1988 Florida 21-6 Ole Miss (10) — 1959-60-63-64-67-69-72-77-82-05 1953 Georgia 12- 3 1989 Miss. State 20- 5 Miss. State (9) — 1962-65-66-70-71-79-81-83-84 1954 Georgia 11- 4 1990 LSU 20-7 Auburn (9) — 1961-63-64-65-67-76-78-80-95 1955 ALABAMA 12- 2 1991 LSU 19-7 Tennessee (5) — 1966-70-93-94-95 1956 Florida 13- 3 1992 LSU 18-6 Vanderbilt (4) — 1971-72-73-74 1957 Georgia Tech 13- 3 1993 LSU 18-8-1 South Carolina (4) — 1999-2000-02-03 1958 Auburn 12- 3 1994 Tennessee 24- 5 Georgia (3) — 1975-2001-04 1959 Ole Miss 10- 3 1995 Tennessee 22-8 Arkansas (2) — 1999-2004 1960 Ole Miss 12- 2 1996 ALABAMA 20-10 Kentucky (1) — 1976 1961 LSU 11- 4 LSU 20-10 1962 Florida 14- 3 Florida 20-10 Georgia Tech (1) — 1959 1963 Auburn 15- 3 1997 LSU 22- 7 *Dropped out of the SEC after the 1964 season. 1964 Ole Miss 11-1 1998 Florida 21-8 1965 Miss. State 11-4 1999 Arkansas 22-8 1996 Miss. State 11-4 2000 S. Carolina 25-5 1967 Auburn 15-2 2001 Georgia 20-10 1968 ALABAMA 10-8 2002 S. Carolina 22-8 2003 LSU 20-9-1 2004 Arkansas 19-11 Georgia 19-11 2005 Florida 20-10

117 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL 2006 SEC Tournament

The Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament returns for a an ninth straight year to Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Birmingham suburb of Hoover, Ala., May 24-28. The SEC Tournament will follow an eight-team double elimination tournament that is modeled after the College World Series. The tourna- ment field includes the top two teams from the SEC's Eastern and Western Divisions plus four at-large bids based on conference winning percentage. The eight teams are seeded 1-8 with the two divisional champions guaranteed of the top two seeds. Last season, Mississippi State defeated Ole Miss 4-1 in front of a crowd of 12,290, to claim their second SEC Tournament in the last five years. The Hoover Met serves as home of the Double-A Birmingham Barons (Chicago White Sox) of SEC TOURNAMENT SEEDING: The two division champions shall the Southern League. be automatically seeded number one and number two based on Located eight miles south of Birmingham, the stadium is winning percentage in conference competition. The rest shall be regarded by many sports experts as one of the best of its kind in seeded numbers three through eight based on winning percent- the nation. It seats 10,800 for baseball, but can accommodate up age without regard to division. Ties will be broken in the follow- to 16,000 when the patio, banquet and side grassy areas are used. ing manner: The stadium also houses 12 suites and state-of-the-art dressing and training rooms. Wireless internet access was added in 2004, 1. Two-Team Tie: When two teams are tied for a finish, the following procedure will be used (in the following order until the tie is broken): and plans for second-level pressbox expansion and new outfield A. Won-lost results of head-to-head competition between the two tied teams. scoreboard are in the works for 2007. B. If they are divisional opponents: The 2005 SEC Baseball Tournament, held in Hoover, Ala. 1. Won-lost percentage within their division (over the 15-game drew 119,580 fans. That total was the third highest total atten- SEC division schedule). dance in the event's history. Over 12,000 fans were in attendance 2. Won-lost percentage of the two teams versus the No. 1 team in to the see championship game, the sixth largest single game their division (and proceeding through the No. 6 team, if necessary). C. If two teams are not divisional opponents: crowd in tournament history and the third largest for a champi- 1. Won-lost record of the two teams versus the No. 1 seed using onship game. common opponents only (and proceeding through the No. 8 seed, The 2002 SEC Baseball Tournament total attendance of if necessary). 124,440 was the largest total in tourney history. The champi- 2. Coin flip by the Commissioner. onship game pulled in 13,023 and was the second largest title game crowd in tourna- 2. Three-Team Tie (or more): When three or more teams are tied for a finish, the following procedure will be used (in descending order until the tie is ment history. It was also the third largest single game atten- broken): Once the tie has been reduced to two teams, the two-team dance in tourney history at the time. tiebreaker procedure as stated in No. 1 above will be used. Tickets for the 2006 tournament are $90 for reserved box A. If all three teams are common opponents: Total won-lost percentage of seats, $15 for a single-game reserved seat, $48 for a Dr Pepper games played among the tied teams. Six-Pack general admission book, and $10 for a single-game B. Won-lost percentage of the tied teams versus the No. 1 seed and general admission. proceeding through the No. 8 seed, if necessary, using common opponents only. The SEC athletic directors recently decided to extend, for five C. If three or more teams still are tied, the Commissioner will conduct years, the SEC's contract to hold the baseball tournament at the a draw. Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. The Southeastern Conference will keep its baseball tournament in suburban Birmingham through 2006 with the current contract, and through 2011with the newly proposed deal.

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2006 Tournament Bracket

Wednesday, May 24 Game 1 10:00 a.m. #7 Seed vs. #2 Seed [CSS] Game 2 1:00 p.m. #6 Seed vs. #3 Seed [CSS] Game 3 5:00 p.m. #8 Seed vs. #1 Seed [CSS] Game 4 8:00 p.m. #5 Seed vs. #4 Seed [CSS]

Thursday, May 25 Game 5 10:00 a.m. Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2 [CSS] Game 6 1:00 p.m. Loser Game 3 vs. Loser Game 4 [CSS] Game 7 5:00 p.m. Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 [CSS] Game 8 8:00 p.m. Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4 [CSS]

Friday, May 26 Jim Wells and Skip Bertman have combined to win 12 SEC Tournament Championships Game 9 3:00 p.m. Winner Game 5 vs. Loser Game 7 [FSN] Game 10 6:30 p.m. Winner Game 6 vs. Loser Game 8 [FSN] WELLS WINS SIXTH SEC TOURNEY CROWN: Alabama head coach Saturday, May 27 Jim Wells has directed the Crimson Tide to an SEC-record tying Game 11 10:00 a.m. Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 9 [FSN] six SEC Tournament championships in his first 10 years at the Game 12 1:30 p.m. Winner Game 8 vs. Winner Game 10 [FSN] Capstone. Alabama’s 10-3 win over LSU in the 2003 SEC Game 13* 5:00 p.m. Winner Game 11 vs. Loser Game 11 [CSS] Championship game gave the UA skipper his sixth post-season Game 14* 8:30 p.m. Winner Game 12 vs. Loser Game 12 [CSS] title, tying his former boss and mentor Skip Bertman for most SEC post-season titles in league history. Bertman, now the Sunday, May 28 Director of Athletics at LSU, led the Tigers to six SEC Game 15* 3:00 p.m. Winner Game 13 vs. Winner Game 14[FSN] Tournament championships (1986, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994 and 2000) during his tenure at LSU. Legendary Miss. State skipper SEC TOURNAMENT HISTORY: Alabama is 44-36 (.550) all-time in Ron Polk joins Bertman and Wells as the only coaches in SEC SEC post-season play, dating back to its first appearance in the history with four or more SEC Tournament championships in 1950 SEC Playoffs, a best-of-five series against Eastern Division league history. champ Kentucky. The Crimson Tide is 35-25 (.583) since the league adopted a Coach (Titles) School Championships JIM WELLS (6) UA 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002 & 2003 tournament format in 1977. Skip Bertman (6) LSU 1986, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994 and 2000 Coach Jim Wells has posted an impressive 27-9 (.750) record Ron Polk (5) MSU 1979, 1985, 1987, 1990 and 2005 at the SEC Tournament, including an SEC record six post-season (3) UF 1984, 1988 and 1991 titles. Rod Delmonico (3) UT 1993, 1994 and 1995 Alabama won championships in 1983, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999 Hal Baird (2) AU 1989 and 1998 and 2002, with the last five coming under Wells’ watch. (1) UM 1977 Paul Nix (1) AU 1978 In SEC Tournament games played at the Hoover Met, (1) VU 1980 Alabama has compiled a 23-10 (.697) record under Wells, win- (1) UF 1981 ning the championship in 1996, 1999, 2002 and 2003. Jack Rhine (1) UF 1982 Barry Shollenberger UA 1983 SEC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES: Alabama is a perfect Pat McMahon MSU 2001 7-0 (1.000) in SEC Tournament Championship game appear- Ray Tenner USC 2004 ances, winning the title in 1983, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002 and 2003. All-Time SEC Tournament Standings (1977-2005) TEAM TOURNEYS RECORD PCT. TITLES Year Result Site LSU 22 49-32 .605 7 1983 Alabama 10, Miss. State 9 Starkville, Miss. ALABAMA 18 35-25 .583 7 1995 Alabama 9, LSU 8 Starkville, Miss. Tennessee 11 23-17 .575 3 1996 Alabama 15, Florida 5 Hoover, Ala. Miss. State 25 52-40 .565 6 1997 Alabama 12, LSU 2 Columbus, Ga. Florida 26 45-44 .506 5 1999 Alabama 9, Arkansas 3 Hoover, Ala. Vanderbilt 10 20-21 .488 1 2002 Alabama 6, South Carolina 2 Hoover, Ala. S. Carolina 13 18-23 .439 1 2003 Alabama 10, LSU 3 Hoover, Ala. Auburn 20 28-35 .444 3 Ole Miss 11 16-21 .432 1 Arkansas 12 14-21 .400 0 Georgia 15 20-30 .400 0 Kentucky 12 15-24 .385 0

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Emil “Red” Barnes John “Whitey” Campbell 5-10, 158, Right-Right 6-1, 184, Right-Right Born: December 25, 1903 (Suggsville, Alabama) Born: September 13, 1907 (Washington DC) Died: July 3, 1959 (Mobile, Alabama) Year Team G-GS CG W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1933 Washington (AL) 1-0 0 0-0 0 0.00 1.0 1 1 0 1 0 1927 Washington (AL) .364 3 11 5 4 1 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 TOTALS 1-0 0 0-0 0 0.00 1.0 1 1 0 1 0 1928 Washington (AL) .305 114 417 82 127 22 15 6 51 55 38 7-10 1929 Washington (AL) .200 72 130 16 26 5 2 1 15 13 12 1-1 1930 Washington (AL) .167 12 12 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 Chicago (AL) .248 85 266 48 66 12 7 1 31 26 20 4-6 Andy Cohen TOTALS .269 286 836 152 225 41 24 8 97 95 76 12-17 5-8, 155, Right-Right Born: October 25, 1904 (Baltimore, Maryland) Died: October 29, 1988 (El Paso, Texas)

John Baumgartner Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 6-1, 190, Right-Right 1926 NY Giants (NL) .257 32 35 4 9 0 1 0 8 1 2 0-0 Born: May 29, 1931 (Birmingham, Alabama) 1928 NY Giants (NL) .274 120 504 64 138 24 7 9 59 31 17 3-3 1929 NY Giants (NL) .294 101 347 40 102 12 2 5 47 11 15 3-3 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB TOTALS .281 262 886 108 249 36 10 14 114 43 34 6-6 1953 Detroit .185 7 27 3 5 0 0 0 2 0 5 0-0 TOTALS .185 7 27 3 5 0 0 0 2 0 5 0-0 Syd Cohen 5-11, 180, Both-Left Jack Bolling Born: May 7, 1906 (Baltimore, Maryland) 5-11, 168, Left-Left Died: April 9, 1988 (El Paso, Texas) Born: February 20, 1917 (Mobile, Alabama) Year Team G-GS CG W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1934 Washington (AL) 3-2 2 1-1 0 7.50 18.0 25 15 15 6 6 1939 Philadelphia .289 69 211 27 61 11 0 3 13 11 10 6-6 1936 Washington (AL) 19-1 0 0-2 1 5.25 36.0 44 27 21 14 21 1944 Brooklyn .351 56 131 21 46 14 1 1 25 14 4 0-0 1937 Washington (AL) 33-0 0 2-4 4 3.11 55.0 64 30 19 17 22 TOTALS .313 125 342 48 107 25 1 4 38 25 14 6-6 TOTALS 55-3 2 3-7 5 4.54 109.0 133 72 55 37 49

Daniel Boone Bruce Connatser 6-2, 190, Right-Right 5-11, 170, Right-Right Born: January 19, 1895 (Samantha, Alabama) Born: September 19, 1902 (Sevierville, Tennessee) Died: June 11, 1968 (Tuscaloosa, Alabama) Died: January 27, 1971 (Terre Haute, Indiana)

Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1919 Philadephia (AL) 3-2 0 0 0-1 0 6.75 14.2 24 14 11 10 1 1931 Cleveland (AL) .286 12 49 5 14 3 0 0 4 2 3 0-0 1920 Detroit (AL) 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.00 2.0 1 1 0 2 0 1932 Cleveland (AL) .233 23 60 8 14 3 1 0 4 4 8 1-1 1921 Cleveland (AL) 11-4 4 2 4-6 0 4.06 75.1 87 39 34 19 9 TOTALS .257 35 109 13 28 6 1 0 8 6 11 1-1 1922 Cleveland (AL) 27-2 2 0 4-6 0 6.01 70.1 93 56 47 31 15 TOTALS 42-8 6 2 8-13 0 5.10 162.1 205 110 92 62 25 Lance Cormier Ike Boone 6-1, 192, Right-Right 6-0, 195, Left-Right Born: August 19, 1980 (Lafayette, Louisiana) Born: February 17, 1897 (Samantha, Alabama) Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO Died: August 1, 1958 (Northport, Alabama) 2004 Arizona 17-5 0 0 1-4 0 8.14 45.1 62 42 41 25 24 2005 Arizona 67-0 0 0 7-3 1 5.11 79.1 86 50 45 43 63 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB TOTALS 84-5 0 0 8-7 1 6.21 124.2 148 92 86 68 87’ 1922 NY Giants (NL) .500 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 1923 Boston (AL) .267 5 15 1 4 0 1 0 2 1 0 0-1 1924 Boston (AL) .337 128 487 71 164 31 4 13 98 54 32 2-4 Jim Dunn 1925 Boston (AL) .300 133 476 79 157 34 5 9 68 60 19 1-5 1927 Chicago (AL) .226 29 53 10 12 4 0 1 11 3 4 0-0 6-0, 185, Right-Right 1928 Brooklyn (NL) .297 40 101 13 30 9 1 3 13 14 8 0-0 Born: February 25, 1931 (Valdosta, Georgia) 1929 Brooklyn (NL) .200 6 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 1930 Brooklyn (NL) .143 13 21 2 3 1 0 0 2 5 2 0-0 Year Team G-GS CG W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO TOTALS .321 356 1160 176 372 79 11 26 194 138 67 3-7 1952 Pittsburgh (NL) 3-0 0 0 0 3.38 5.1 4 2 2 3 2 TOTALS 3-0 0 0 0 3.38 5.1 4 2 2 3 2 6-2, 190, Right-Right Verdo Elmore Born: March 5, 1915 (Brownsville, Tennessee) 5-10, 185, Left-Right Died: June 10, 1994 (Paris, Kentucky) Born: December 10, 1899 (Gordo, Alabama) Died: August 5, 1969 (Birmingham, Alabama) Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1943 NY Giants (NL) .200 6 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0-0 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB TOTALS .200 6 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0-0 1924 St. Louis (AL) .176 7 17 2 3 3 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 TOTALS .176 7 17 2 3 3 0 0 0 1 3 0-0

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Grant Gillis 5-10, 165, Right-Right Born: January 24, 1901 (Grove Hill, Alabama) Died: February 4, 1981 (Thomasville, Alabama)

Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1927 Washington (AL) .222 10 36 8 8 3 1 0 2 2 0 0-0 1928 Washington (AL) .253 24 87 13 22 5 1 0 10 4 5 0-1 1929 Boston (AL) .247 28 73 5 18 4 0 0 11 6 8 0-1 TOTALS .245 62 196 26 48 12 2 0 23 12 13 0-2

Hersh Freeman 6-3, 220, Right-Right Born: July 1, 1928 in Gadsden, Alabama

Year Team G-GS CG W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1952 Boston (AL) 4-1 1 1-0 0 3.29 13.2 13 5 5 5 5 1953 Boston (AL) 18-2 0 1-4 0 5.54 39.0 50 31 24 17 15 1955 Boston (AL) 2-0 0 0-0 0 0.00 1.2 1 0 0 1 1 1955 Cincinnati (NL) 52-0 0 7-4 11 2.16 91.2 94 31 22 30 37 1956 Cincinnati (NL) 64-0 0 14-5 18 3.40 108.2 112 44 41 34 50 1957 Cincinnati (NL) 52-0 0 7-2 8 4.52 83.2 90 49 42 14 36 1958 Cincinnati (NL) 3-0 0 0-0 3 3.52 7.2 4 3 3 5 7 Chicago (NL) 9-0 0 0-1 0 8.31 13.0 23 13 12 3 7 TOTALS 204-3 1 30-16 37 3.74 359.0 387 176 149 109 158 Jackie Hayes 5-10, 165, Right-Right Born: July 19, 1906 (Clanton, Alabama) Died: February 9, 1983 (Birmingham, Alabama) Walter Hilcher

Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1927 Washington (AL) .241 10 29 2 7 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-0 Walter Hilcher 1928 Washington (AL) .257 60 210 30 54 7 3 0 22 5 10 3-3 1929 Washington (AL) .276 123 424 52 117 20 3 2 57 24 29 4-5 6-0, 174, Right-Right 1930 Washington (AL) .283 51 166 25 47 7 2 1 20 7 8 2-3 Born: February 28, 1909 (Chicago, Illinois) 1931 Washington (AL) .222 38 108 11 24 2 1 0 8 6 4 2-2 Died: November 21, 1962 (Minneapolis, Minnesota) 1932 Chicago (AL) .257 117 475 53 122 20 5 2 54 30 28 7-11 1933 Chicago (AL) .258 138 535 65 138 23 5 2 47 55 36 2-5 Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1934 Chicago (AL) .257 62 226 19 58 9 1 1 31 23 20 3-5 1931 Cincinnati 2-1 0 0 0-1 0 3.00 12.0 16 5 4 4 5 1935 Chicago (AL) .267 89 329 45 88 14 0 4 45 29 15 3-4 1932 Cincinnati 11-2 0 0 0-3 0 7.71 18.2 24 19 16 10 4 1936 Chicago (AL) .312 108 417 53 130 34 3 5 84 35 25 4-6 1935 Cincinnati 4-2 1 1 2-0 0 2.79 19.1 19 6 6 5 9 1937 Chicago (AL) .229 143 573 62 131 27 4 2 79 41 37 1-2 1936 Cincinnati 14-1 0 0 1-2 0 6.17 35.0 44 31 24 14 10 1938 Chicago (AL) .328 62 238 40 78 21 2 1 20 24 6 3-5 TOTALS 31-6 1 1 3-6 0 5.29 85.0 103 61 50 33 28 1939 Chicago (AL) .249 72 269 34 67 12 3 0 23 27 10 0-3 1940 Chicago (AL) .195 18 41 2 9 0 1 0 1 2 11 0-0 TOTALS .265 1091 4040 494 1069 196 33 20 493 309 241 34-65 Randy Hunt 6-0, 185, Right-Right Greg Hibbard Born: January 3, 1960 (Prattville, Alabama) 6-0, 185, Left-Left Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB Born: September 13, 1964 (New Orleans, Louisiana) 1985 St. Louis (NL) .158 14 19 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 5 0-1 1986 Montreal (AL) .208 21 48 4 10 0 0 2 5 5 16 0-0 Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO TOTALS .194 35 67 5 13 0 0 2 6 5 21 0-1 1989 Chicago (AL) 23-23 2 0 6-7 0 3.21 137.1 142 58 49 41 55 1990 Chicago (AL) 33-33 3 1 14-9 0 3.16 211.0 202 80 74 55 92 1991 Chicago (AL) 32-29 5 0 11-11 0 4.31 194.0 197 107 93 57 71 1992 Chicago (AL) 31-28 0 0 10-7 1 4.40 176.0 187 92 86 57 69 Jack Kubiszyn 1993 Chicago (NL) 31-31 1 0 15-11 0 3.96 191.0 209 96 84 47 82 5-11, 170, Right-Right 1994 Seattle (AL) 15-14 0 0 1-5 0 6.69 80.2 115 78 60 31 39 Born: December 19, 1936 (Buffalo, New York) TOTALS 165-158 11 1 57-50 1 4.05 990.0 1051 511 446 288 408 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1961 Cleveland (AL) .214 25 42 4 9 0 0 0 0 2 5 0-0 Butch Hobson 1962 Cleveland (AL) .169 25 59 3 10 2 0 1 2 5 7 0-0 6-1, 193, Right-Right TOTALS .188 50 101 7 19 2 0 1 2 7 12 0-0\ Born: August 17, 1951 (Tuscaloosa, Alabama)

Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB Al Lary 1975 Boston (AL) .250 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 6-3, 185, Right-Right 1976 Boston (AL) .234 76 269 34 63 7 5 8 34 15 62 0-1 Born: September 26, 1928 (Northport, Alabama) 1977 Boston (AL) .265 159 593 77 157 33 5 30 112 27 162 5-9 1978 Boston (AL) .250 147 512 65 128 26 2 17 80 50 122 1-1 Died: (Northport, Alabama) 1979 Boston (AL) .261 146 528 74 138 26 7 28 93 30 78 3-5 1980 Boston (AL) .228 93 324 35 74 6 0 11 39 25 69 1-2 Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1981 California (AL) .235 85 268 27 63 7 4 4 36 35 60 1-2 1954 Chciago (NL) 1-1 0 0 0-0 0 3.00 6.0 3 2 2 7 4 1982 NY Yankees (AL) .172 20 58 2 10 2 0 0 3 1 14 0-0 1962 Chicago (NL) 15-3 0 0 0-1 0 7.15 34.0 42 27 27 15 18 TOTALS 248 738 2556 314 634 107 23 98 397 183 569 11-20 TOTALS 16-4 0 0 0-1 0 6.53 40.0 45 29 29 22 22

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Frank Lary Frank Menechino 5-11, 175, Right-Right 5-9, 175, Right-Right Born: April 10, 1930 i(Northport, Alabama) Born: January 7, 1971 (Staten Island, NY)

Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1954 Detroit (AL) 3-0 0 0 0-0 0 2.45 3.2 4 1 1 3 5 1999 Oakland (AL) .222 9 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0-0 1955 Detroit (AL) 36-31 16 2 14-15 1 3.10 235.0 232 100 81 89 98 2000 Oakland (AL) .255 66 145 31 37 9 1 6 26 20 45 1-5 1956 Detroit (AL) 41-38 20 3 21-13 1 3.15 294.0 289 116 103 116 165 2001 Oakland (AL) .242 139 471 82 114 22 2 12 60 79 97 2-5 1957 Detroit (AL) 40-35 12 2 11-16 3 3.98 237.2 250 111 105 72 107 2002 Oakland (AL) .205 38 132 22 27 7 0 3 15 20 22 0-0 1958 Detroit (AL) 39-34 19 3 16-15 1 2.90 260.1 249 91 84 68 131 2003 Oakland (AL) .193 43 83 10 16 0 0 2 9 19 16 0-0 1959 Detroit (AL) 32-32 11 3 17-10 0 3.55 223.0 225 109 88 46 137 2004 Oakland (AL) .091 13 33 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 8 0-0 1960 Detroit (AL) 38-36 15 2 15-15 1 3.51 274.1 262 125 107 62 149 Toronto (AL) .301 71 236 40 71 13 4 9 25 36 44 0-2 1961 Detroit (AL) 36-36 22 4 23-9 0 3.24 275.1 252 117 99 66 146 2005 Toronto (AL) .216 70 148 22 32 7 0 4 13 25 33 0-1 1962 Detroit (AL) 17-14 2 1 2-6 0 5.74 80.0 98 59 51 21 41 TOTALS .240 449 1257 207 302 58 7 36 149 200 279 313 1963 Detroit (AL) 16-14 6 0 0-2 0 3.27 107.1 90 40 39 26 46 1964 Detroit (AL) 6-4 0 0 0-2 0 7.00 18.0 24 15 14 10 6 NY Mets (NL) 13-8 3 1 2-3 1 4.55 57.1 62 33 29 14 27 Milwaukee (NL) 5-2 0 0 1-0 0 4.38 12.1 15 7 6 0 4 Dustan Mohr 1965 NY Mets (NL) 14-7 0 0 1-3 1 2.98 57.1 48 24 19 16 23 6-1, 214, Right-Right Chicago (AL) 14-1 0 0 1-0 2 4.05 26.2 23 12 12 7 14 Born: June 19, 1976 (Hattiesburg, Mississippi) TOTALS 350-292 126 21 128-116 11 3.49 2162.1 2123 960 838 616 1099 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 2001 Minnesota (AL) .235 20 51 6 12 2 0 0 4 5 17 1-2 2002 Minnesota (AL) .269 120 383 55 103 23 2 12 45 31 86 6-9 Dave Magadan 2003 Minnesota (AL) .250 121 348 50 87 22 0 10 36 33 106 5-7 6-4, 215, Left-Right 2004 San Francisco (NL) .274 117 263 52 72 20 1 7 28 46 64 0-3 Born: September 30, 1962 (Tampa, Florida) 2005 Colorado (NL) .214 98 266 34 57 10 3 17 38 23 94 1-3 TOTALS .252 476 1311 197 331 77 6 46 151 138 367 13-24 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1986 NY Mets (NL) .444 10 18 3 8 0 0 0 3 3 1 0-0 1987 NY Mets (NL) .318 85 192 21 61 13 1 3 24 22 22 0-0 1988 NY Mets (NL) .277 112 314 39 87 15 0 1 35 60 39 0-1 Guy Morton 1989 NY Mets (NL) .286 127 374 47 107 22 3 4 41 49 37 1-1 6-1, 175, Right-Right 1990 NY Mets (NL) .328 144 451 74 148 28 6 6 72 74 55 2-3 Born: June 1, 1893 (Vernon, Alabama) 1991 NY Mets (NL) .259 124 418 58 108 23 0 4 51 83 50 1-2 Died: Unknown 1992 NY Mets (NL) .283 99 321 33 91 9 1 3 28 56 44 1-1 1993 Florida (NL) .286 66 227 22 65 12 0 4 29 44 30 0-1 Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO Seattle (AL) .259 71 228 27 59 11 0 1 21 36 33 2-2 1914 Cleveland (AL) 25-13 5 0 1-13 1 3.02 128.0 116 62 43 55 80 1994 Florida (NL) .275 74 211 30 58 7 0 1 17 39 25 0-0 1915 Cleveland (AL) 34-27 15 6 18-15 1 2.14 240.0 189 75 57 60 134 1995 Houston (NL) .313 127 348 44 109 24 0 2 51 71 56 2-3 1916 Cleveland (AL) 27-27 15 0 12-8 0 2.89 149.2 139 63 48 42 88 1996 Chicago (NL) .254 78 169 23 43 10 0 3 17 29 23 0-2 1917 Cleveland (AL) 35-18 6 1 10-10 2 2.74 161.0 158 74 49 59 62 1997 Oakland (AL) .303 128 271 38 82 10 1 4 30 50 40 1-1 1918 Cleveland (AL) 30-28 13 1 14-8 1 2.64 214.2 189 87 63 77 123 1998 Oakland (AL) .321 35 109 12 35 8 0 1 13 13 12 0-1 1919 Cleveland (AL) 26-20 9 3 9-9 0 2.81 147.1 128 65 46 47 64 1999 San Diego (NL) .274 116 248 20 68 12 1 2 30 45 36 1-4 1920 Cleveland (AL) 29-17 6 1 8-6 1 4.47 137.0 140 80 68 57 72 2000 San Diego (NL) .273 95 132 13 36 7 0 2 21 32 23 0-0 1921 Cleveland (AL) 30-7 2 2 8-3 0 2.76 107.2 98 45 33 32 45 TOTALS .289 1491 4031 504 1165 211 13 41 483 706 526 11-22 1922 Cleveland (AL) 38-23 13 3 14-9 0 4.00 202.2 218 117 90 85 102 1923 Cleveland (AL) 33-14 3 2 6-6 1 4.24 129.1 133 67 61 56 54 1924 Cleveland (AL) 10-0 0 0 0-1` 0 6.57 12.1 12 12 9 13 6 TOTALS 317-185 81 19 98-88 6 3.13 1629.2 1520 747 567 583 830

Ray Pepper 6-2, 195, Right-Right Born: August 5, 1905 (Decatur, Alabama) Died: March 24, 1996 (Bella Mina, Alabama) David Magadan is Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB now the hitting 1932 St. Louis (NL) .246 21 57 3 14 2 1 0 7 5 13 1-1 1933 St. Louis (NL) .222 3 9 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 0-0 coach for the San 1934 St. Louis (NL) .298 148 564 71 168 24 6 7 101 29 67 1-5 Diego Padres. 1935 St. Louis (NL) .253 92 261 20 66 15 3 4 37 20 32 0-2 1936 St. Louis (NL) .282 75 124 14 35 5 0 2 23 5 23 0-2 TOTALS .281 339 1015 109 285 46 10 14 170 59 136 2-10

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Del Pratt 5-11, 175, Right-Right Skeeter Scalzi Born: January 10, 1888 (Walhalla, South Carolina) 5-6, 160, Right-Right Died: September 30, 1977 (Texas City, Texas) Born: June 16, 1913 (Lafferty, Ohio) Died: August 25, 1984 (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1912 St. Louis (NL) .302 151 570 76 172 26 15 5 69 36 0 24-24 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1913 St. Louis (NL) .296 155 592 60 175 31 13 2 87 40 57 37-37 1939 NY Giants (NL) .333 11 18 3 6 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 1914 St. Louis (NL) .283 158 584 85 165 34 13 5 65 50 45 37-65 TOTALS .333 11 18 3 6 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 1915 St. Louis (NL) .291 159 602 61 175 31 11 3 78 26 43 32-55 1916 St. Louis (NL) .267 158 596 64 159 35 12 5 103 54 56 26-43 1917 St. Louis (NL) .247 123 450 40 111 22 8 1 53 33 36 18-18 1918 NY Yankees (AL) .275 126 477 65 131 19 7 2 55 35 26 12-12 LeGrant Scott 1919 NY Yankees (AL) .292 140 527 69 154 27 7 4 56 36 24 12-22 5-8, 170, Left-Left 1920 NY Yankees (AL) .315 154 574 84 180 37 8 4 97 50 24 12-22 1921 Boston (AL) .324 135 521 80 169 36 10 5 102 44 10 8-18 Born: July 25, 1910 (Cleveland, Ohio) 1922 Boston (AL) .301 154 607 73 183 44 7 6 86 53 20 7-17 Died: November 12, 1993 (Birmingham, Alabama) 1923 Detroit (AL) .310 101 297 43 92 18 3 0 40 25 9 6-7 1924 Detroit (AL) .303 121 429 56 130 32 3 1 77 31 10 6-15 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB TOTALS .292 1835 6826 856 1996 392 117 43 968 513 360 247-355 1939 Philadelphia .280 76 232 31 65 15 1 1 26 22 14 5-5 TOTALS .280 76 232 31 65 15 1 1 26 22 14 5-5 Andy Phillips 6-0, 205, Right-Right Ken Sears Born: April 6, 1977 (Tuscaloosa, Alabama) 6-1, 200, Left-Right Born: July 6, 1917 (Streator, Illinois) Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 2004 New York (AL) .250 5 8 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 0-0 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 2005 New York (AL) .150 27 40 7 6 4 0 1 4 1 13 0-0 1943 New York (AL) .278 60 187 22 52 7 0 2 22 11 18 1-3 TOTALS .167 32 48 8 8 4 0 2 6 1 14 0-0 1946 St. Louis (NL) .333 7 15 1 5 0 0 0 1 3 0 0-0 TOTALS .282 67 202 23 57 7 0 2 23 14 18 1-3 Paul Phillips 5-11, 185, Right-Right Jim Sheehan Born: April 15, 1977 (Demopolis, Alabama) 6-2, 196, Right-Right Born: July 13, 1913 (New Haven, Connecticut) Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 2004 Kansas City (AL) .200 4 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 2005 Kansas City (AL) .269 23 67 6 18 4 1 1 9 0 5 0-0 1936 New York (NL) .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 TOTALS .264 27 72 8 19 4 1 1 9 0 6 0-0 TOTALS .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0

Lee Rogers 5-11, 170, Right-Left Born: October 8, 1913 (Tuscaloosa, Alabama) Died: November 23, 1995 (Little Rock, Arkansas)

Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1938 Boston (AL) 14-2 0 0 1-1 0 6.51 27.2 32 24 20 18 7 Brooklyn (NL) 12-2 0 0 0-2 0 5.70 23.3 23 16 15 10 11 TOTALS 26-4 0 0 1-3 0 6.14 51.1 55 40 35 28 18

Max Rosenfeld 5-8, 175, Right-Right Born: December 23, 1902 (New York, New York) Died: March 10, 1969 (Miami, Florida)

Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1931 Brooklyn (NL) .222 3 9 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 1932 Brooklyn (NL) .359 34 39 8 14 3 0 2 7 0 10 2-2 1933 Brooklyn (NL) .111 5 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 TOTALS .298 42 57 8 17 4 0 2 7 2 12 2-2

Mo Sanford 6-6, 233, Right-Right Born: December 24, 1966 in Americus, Georgia

Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1991 Cincinnati 5-5 0 0 1-2 0 3.86 28.0 19 14 12 15 31 1993 Colorado 11-6 0 0 1-2 0 5.30 35.2 37 25 21 27 36 1995 Minnesota 11-0 0 0 0-0 0 5.30 18.2 16 11 11 16 17 TOTALS 27-11 0 0 2-4 0 4.81 82.1 72 50 44 58 84

Big-League cousins Andy (left) and Paul Phillips.

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Tommy Sewell 5-7, 155, Left-Right Born: Apr 16, 1906 (Titus, Alabama) Died: July 30, 1956 (Montgomery, Alabama)

Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1927 Chicago (NL) .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

Craig Shipley 6-1, 190, Right-Right Born: January 7, 1963 in Sydney, Australia

Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1986 Los Angeles (NL) .111 12 27 3 3 1 0 0 4 2 5 0-0 1987 Los Angeles (NL) .257 26 35 3 9 1 0 0 2 0 6 0-0 1989 NY Mets (NL) .143 4 7 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 1991 San Diego (NL) .275 37 91 6 25 3 0 1 6 2 14 0-1 1992 San Diego (NL) .248 52 105 7 26 6 0 0 7 2 21 1-2 Joe Sewell (Center) with his two most famous New York Yankee teammates, 1993 San Diego (NL) .235 105 230 25 54 9 0 4 22 10 31 12-15 Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. 1994 San Diego (NL) .333 81 240 32 80 14 4 4 30 9 28 6-12 1995 Houston (NL) .263 92 232 23 61 8 1 3 24 8 28 6-7 1996 San Diego (NL) .315 33 92 13 29 5 0 1 7 2 15 7-7 1997 San Diego (NL) .273 63 139 22 38 9 0 5 19 7 20 1-2 1998 Anaheim (AL) .259 77 147 18 38 7 1 2 17 5 22 0-4 Joe Sewell TOTALS .271 582 1,345 155 364 63 6 20 138 47 191 33-50 5-6, 155, Left-Right Born: October 9, 1898 (Titus, Alabama) Died: March 6, 1990 (Mobile, Alabama) Fred Sington 6-2, 215, Right-Right Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB Born: February 24, 1910 (Birmingham, Alabama) 1920 Cleveland (AL) .329 22 70 14 23 4 1 0 12 9 4 1-1 Died: August 20, 1998 (Birmingham, Alabama) 1921 Cleveland (AL) .318 154 572 101 182 36 12 4 93 80 17 7-13 1922 Cleveland (AL) .299 153 558 80 167 28 7 2 83 73 20 10-22 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1923 Cleveland (AL) .353 153 553 98 195 41 10 3 109 98 12 9-15 1934 Washington (AL) .286 9 35 2 10 2 0 0 6 4 3 0-1 1924 Cleveland (AL) .316 153 594 99 188 45 5 4 106 67 13 3-5 1935 Washington (AL) .182 20 22 1 4 0 0 0 3 5 1 0-0 1925 Cleveland (AL) .336 155 608 78 204 37 7 1 98 64 4 7-13 1936 Washington (AL) .319 25 94 13 30 8 0 1 28 15 9 0-0 1926 Cleveland (AL) .324 154 578 91 187 41 5 4 85 65 6 17-24 1937 Washington (AL) .237 78 228 27 54 15 4 3 36 37 33 1-2 1927 Cleveland (AL) .316 153 569 83` 180 48 5 1 92 51 7 3-19 1938 Brooklyn (NL) .358 17 53 10 19 6 1 2 5 13 5 1-1 1928 Cleveland (AL) .323 155 588 79 190 40 2 4 70 58 9 7-8 1939 Brooklyn 9NL) .274 32 84 13 23 5 0 1 7 15 15 0-0 1929 Cleveland (AL) .315 152 578 90 182 38 3 7 73 48 4 6-12 TOTALS .271 181 516 66 140 36 5 7 85 89 66 2-4 1930 Cleveland (AL) .289 109 353 44 102 17 6 0 48 41 3 1-5 1931 NY Yankees (AL) .302 130 484 102 146 22 1 6 64 61 8 1-2 1932 NY Yankees (AL) .272 125 503 95 137 21 3 11 68 56 3 0-2 1933 NY Yankees (AL) .273 135 524 87 143 18 1 2 54 71 4 2-4 Bobby Sprowl TOTALS .312 1903 7132 1141 2226 436 68 49 1055 842 114 74-145 6-2, 190, Left-Left Born: April 14, 1956 (Sandusky, Ohio) WORLD SERIES STATS 1920 Cleveland (AL) .174 7 23 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-2 Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1932 NY Yankees (AL) .333 4 15 4 5 1 0 0 3 4 0 0-0 1978 Boston (AL) 3-3 0 0 0-2 0 6.39 12..2 12 10 9 10 10 TOTALS .237 11 38 4 9 1 0 0 3 6 1 0-2 1979 Houston (NL) 3-0 0 0 0-0 3 0.00 4.0 1 0 0 2 3 1980 Houston (NL) 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.00 1.0 1 0 0 1 3 1981 Houston (NL) 15-1 0 0 0-1 0 5.97 28.2 40 20 19 14 18 TOTALS 22-4 0 0 0-3 3 5.44 46.1 54 30 28 27 34 5-9, 160, Right-Right Born: January 5, 1901 (Titus, Alabama) Died: May 14, 1987 (Akron, Alabama)

Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1921 Cleveland (AL) .000 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0-0 1922 Cleveland (AL) .264 41 87 14 23 5 0 0 10 5 8 1-2 1923 Cleveland (AL) .200 10 10 2 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0-0 1924 Cleveland (AL) .291 63 165 27 48 9 1 0 17 22 13 6-8 1925 Cleveland (AL) .232 74 220 30 51 10 2 0 1 1 0 9-12 1926 Cleveland (AL) .238 126 433 41 103 16 4 0 46 36 27 4-12 1927 Cleveland (AL) .294 128 470 52 138 27 6 0 53 20 23 3-7 1928 Cleveland (AL) .270 122 411 52 111 16 9 3 52 26 27 6-12 1929 Cleveland (AL) .236 124 406 41 96 16 3 1 39 29 26 5-7 1930 Cleveland (AL) .257 76 292 40 75 21 2 1 43 14 9 1-2 1931 Cleveland (AL) .275 108 375 45 103 30 4 1 53 36 17 4-9 1932 Cleveland (AL) .253 87 300 36 76 20 2 2 52 38 24 7-9 1933 Washington (AL) .264 141 474 65 125 30 4 2 61 48 24 0-1 1934 Washington (AL) .237 72 207 21 49 7 3 2 21 22 10 3-5 1935 Chicago (AL) .285 118 421 52 120 19 3 2 67 32 18 11-16 1936 Chicago (AL) .251 128 451 59 113 20 5 5 73 54 16 4-9 1937 Chicago (AL) .269 122 412 51 111 21 6 1 61 46 18 0-0 1938 Chicago (AL) .213 65 211 23 45 4 1 0 27 20 20 0-0 1939 Cleveland (AL) .150 16 20 1 3 1 0 0 1 3 1 0-0 1942 St. Louis (AL) .083 6 12 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 0-0 TOTALS .259 1630 5383 653 1393 272 56 20 696 486 30765-109

WORLD SERIES STATS 1933 Chicago (AL) .176 5 17 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 1-1 TOTALS .176 5 17 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 1-1

124 Alabama in the Major Leagues (continued) Joe Vitiello 6-3, 230, Right-Right Born: April 11, 1970 (Cambridge, Massachusetts)

Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1995 Kansas City (AL) .254 53 130 13 33 4 0 7 21 8 25 0-0 1996 Kansas City (AL) .241 85 257 29 62 15 1 8 40 38 69 2-2 1997 Kansas City (AL) .238 51 130 11 31 6 0 5 18 14 37 0-0 1998 Kansas City (AL) .143 3 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0-0 1999 Kansas City (AL) .146 13 41 4 6 1 0 1 4 2 9 0-0 2000 San Diego (NL) .250 39 52 7 13 3 0 2 8 10 9 0-0 2003 Montreal (NL) .342 38 76 12 26 6 0 3 13 7 14 0-0 TOTALS .248 282 693 76 172 35 1 26 104 80 165 2-2 Ernie Wingard 6-2, 176, Left-Left Born: October 17, 1900 (Prattville, Alabama) Died: January 17, 1977 (Prattville, Alabama)

Craig Shipley Riggs Stephenson Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1924 St. Louis (AL) 36-26 14 0 13-12 1 3.51 218.0 215 103 85 85 23 1925 St. Louis (AL) 32-26 8 0 9-10 0 5.52 145.0 183 111 89 77 20 1926 St. Louis (AL) 39-16 7 0 5-8 3 3.57 169.0 188 86 67 76 30 Riggs Stephenson 1927 St. Louis (AL) 38-17 7 0 2-13 0 6.56 156.1 213 132 114 79 28 5-10, 185, Right-Right TOTALS 145-77 36 0 29-43 4 4.64 688.1 799 432 355 317 101 Born: January 5, 1898 (Akron, Alabama) Died: November 15, 1985 (Tuscaloosa, Alabama) Al Worthington Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 6-2, 195, Right-Right 1921 Cleveland (AL) .330 65 206 45 68 17 2 2 34 23 15 4-5 1922 Cleveland (AL) .339 86 233 47 79 24 5 2 32 27 18 3-3 Born: February 5, 1929 (Birmingham, Alabama) 1923 Cleveland (AL) .319 91 301 48 96 20 6 5 65 15 25 5-10 1924 Cleveland (AL) .371 71 240 33 89 20 0 4 44 27 10 1-3 Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1925 Cleveland (AL) .296 19 54 8 16 3 1 1 9 7 3 1-2 1953 NY Giants (NL) 20-17 5 2 4-8 0 3.44 102.0 103 55 39 54 52 1926 Chicago (NL) .338 82 281 40 95 18 3 3 44 31 16 2-2 1954 NY Giants (NL) 10-1 0 0 0-2 0 3.50 18.0 21 7 7 15 8 1927 Chicago (NL) .344 152 579 101 199 46 9 7 82 65 28 8-8 1956 NY Giants (NL) 28-24 4 0 7-14 0 3.97 165.2 158 82 73 74 95 1928 Chicago (NL) .324 137 512 75 166 36 9 8 90 68 29 8-8 1957 NY Giants (NL) 55-12 1 1 8-11 4 4.22 157.2 140 75 74 56 90 1929 Chicago (NL) .362 136 495 91 179 36 6 17 110 67 21 10-10 1958 San Francisco (NL) 54-12 1 0 11-7 6 3.63 151.1 152 72 61 57 76 1930 Chicago (NL) .367 109 341 56 125 21 1 5 68 32 20 2-2 1959 San Francisco (NL) 42-3 0 0 2-3 2 3.68 73.1 68 34 30 37 45 1931 Chicago (NL) .319 80 263 34 84 14 4 1 52 37 14 1-1 1960 Boston (AL) 6-0 0 0 0-1 0 7.71 11.2 17 12 10 11 7 1932 Chicago (NL) .324 147 583 86 189 49 4 4 85 54 27 3-3 Chicago (AL) 4-0 0 0 1-1 0 3.38 5.1 3 2 2 4 1 1933 Chicago (NL) .329 97 346 45 114 17 4 4 51 34 16 5-5 1963 Cincinnati (NL) 50-0 0 0 4-4 10 2.99 81.1 75 34 27 31 55 1934 Chicago (NL) .216 38 74 5 16 0 0 0 7 7 5 0-0 1964 Cincinnati (NL) 6-0 0 0 1-0 0 10.29 7.0 14 11 8 2 6 TOTALS .336 1310 4508 714 1515 321 54 63 773 494 247 53-62 Minnesota (AL) 41-0 0 0 5-6 14 1.37 72.1 47 18 11 28 59 1965 Minnesota (AL) 62-0 0 0 10-7 21 2.13 80.1 57 25 19 41 59 WORLD SERIES STATS 1966 Minnesota (AL) 65-0 0 0 6-3 16 2.46 91.1 66 26 25 27 93 1929 Chicago (NL) .316 5 19 3 6 1 0 0 3 2 2 0-0 1967 Minnesota (AL) 59-0 0 0 8-9 16 2.84 92.0 77 36 29 38 80 1932 Chicago (NL) .444 4 18 2 8 1 0 0 4 0 0 0-0 1968 Minnesota (AL) 54-0 0 0 4-5 18 2.71 76.1 67 26 23 32 57 TOTALS .378 9 37 5 14 2 0 0 7 2 2 0-0 1969 Minnesota (AL) 46-0 0 0 4-1 3 4.57 61.0 65 31 31 20 51 TOTALS 602-69 11 3 75-82 110 3.39 1246.2 1130 546 469 527 834 Lena Stiles LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 6-1, 180, Right-Right 1969 Minnesota (AL) 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 6.75 1.1 3 1 1 0 1 Born: November 17, 1906 (Ratcliff, Arkansas) TOTALS 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 6.75 1.1 3 1 1 0 1 WORLD SERIES TOTALS Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1965 Minnesota (AL) 2-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.00 4.0 2 1 0 2 2 1930 St. Louis (AL) 20-7 3 0 3-6 0 5.91 102.0 136 77 67 41 25 TOTALS 2-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.00 4.0 2 1 0 2 2 1931 St. Louis (AL) 34-2 0 0 3-1 0 7.22 81.0 112 72 65 60 32 1932 St. Louis (AL) 31-9 6 1 3-7 1 5.01 115.0 154 83 64 47 29 TOTALS 85-18 9 1 9-14 1 5.92 298.0 402 232 196 148 86 Tim Young 5-9, 170, Left-Left Jim Tabor Born: October 15, 1973 (Gulfport, Mississippi) 6-2, 175, Right-Right Born: November 5, 1916 (New Hope, Alabama) Year Team G-GS CG ShO W-L SV ERA IP H R ER BB SO 1998 Montreal (NL) 10-0 0 0 0-0 0 6.00 6.0 6 4 4 4 7 Died: August 22, 1953 (Sacramento, California) 2000 Boston (AL) 8-0 0 0 0-0 0 6.43 7.0 7 5 5 2 6 TOTALS 18-0 0 0 0-0 0 6.23 13.0 13 9 9 6 13 Year Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB 1938 Boston (AL) .316 19 57 8 18 3 2 1 8 1 6 0-1 1939 Boston (AL) .289 149 577 76 167 33 8 14 95 40 54 16-26 1940 Boston (AL) .285 120 459 73 131 28 6 21 81 42 58 14-24 1941 Boston (AL) .279 126 498 65 139 29 3 16 101 36 48 17-26 1942 Boston (AL) .252 139 508 56 128 18 2 12 75 37 47 6-19 1943 Boston (AL) .242 137 537 57 130 26 3 13 85 43 54 7-14 1944 Boston (AL) .285 116 438 58 125 25 3 13 72 31 38 4-8 1946 Philadelphia (NL) .268 124 463 53 124 15 2 10 50 36 51 3-3 1947 Philadelphia (NL) .235 75 251 27 59 14 0 4 31 20 21 2-2 TOTALS .270 1005 3788 473 1021 191 29 104 598 286 377 69-123

125 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Alabama Players in the Major League Draft

1909 Del Pratt, INF (St. Louis Browns) 1916 Turkey Bowman, P (St. Louis Browns) 1919 Dan Boone, P (Cleveland Indians) Ike Boone (NY Giants) Joe Sewell, SS (Cleveland Indians) Lena Stiles, C (Philadelphia A’s) 1920 Luke Sewell, Inf (Cleveland Indians) Ernest Wingard, P (St. Louis Browns) 1921 Riggs Stephenson, OF (Cleveland) 1924 Max Rosenfeld, OF (Brooklyn) 1925 Andy Cohen, OF (NY Giants) 1926 Emil Barnes, OF (Washington) Broadus Connaster, 1B (Cleveland) Verdo Elmore, OF (StL Browns) , 2B (Washington) 1927 Former Tide manager and public address announcer Mel Allen was the voice of the New York Yankees for 39 years. Whitey Campbell, P (Washington) Allen served as MC for Babe Ruth Day at Yankee Stadium. Frank Chambers, C (NY Yankees) 1950 1972 1984 Syd Cohen, P (Washington) Frank Lary, P (Detroit Tigers) Rex Bynum, OF (Cleveland) Troy Brauchle, P (KC Royals) Jack H hayes, OF (Washington) Glenn Woodruff, C (Cleveland) Tim Meacham, P (Atlanta Braves) Ray Pepper, OF (St. Louis Browns) 1951 Herschel Freeman, P (Boston) 1973 1985 1930 Al Worthington, P (NY Giants) Butch Hobson, 3B (Boston Red Sox) Jeff Oyster, P (St. Louis Cardinals) Walter Hilcher, P (Cincinnati Reds) 1952 1977 1986 1934 Bill Dunn, P (Pittsburgh Pirates) Bobby Sprowl, P (Boston Red Sox) Pat Bailey, 1B (Kansas City Royals) Legrant Scott, OF (Philadelphia) Al Lary, P (Detroit Tigers) Jeff Tillman, 1B (NY Yankees) Doug Duke, C (Montreal Expos) Fred Sington, OF (Brooklyn) Greg Hibbard, P (Kansas City Royals) 1955 1979 Eddie Looper, 3B (St. Louis Cardinals) 1935 Gene Lary, P (Cleveland Indians) Steve Houlberg, SS (Detroit Tigers) Pete Roberts, P (San Diego Padres) Millard Howell, OF (Detroit Tigers) Mike Sander, P (Baltimore Orioles) Lee Rogers, P (Boston Red Sox) 1958 1980 Mike Twardoski, OF (Boston) Jim Tabor, INF (Boston Red Sox) Jack Kubiszyn, SS (Cleveland) David Atkins, C (New York Yankees) Ted Williams, OF ) Mike Qualls, 2B (Chi White Sox) 1936 1963 1981 Frank Scalzi, SS (New York Giants) Jerry Ellis, OF (Houston Colt 45s) Randy Hunt, C (St. Louis Cardinals) 1987 Bryan Kelly, P (Detroit Tigers) Gordie Hershiser, P (LA Dodgers) 1937 1966 David Moyer, 3B (Baltimore Orioles) Mike Thompson, P (Boston) Blackie Caldwell, OF (NY Yankees) Kenny Stabler, p () Ken Trusky, OF (Pittsburgh Pirates) Kenny Sears, C (NY Yankees) 1982 1968 Dean Albany, P (Milwaukee) 1988 1939 Stan Moss, 3B (Boston Red Sox) Kevin Brown, P (NY Mets) Jason Bridges, OF (NY Yankees) Vic Bradford, OF (New York Giants) Jackie Glover, P (Oakland A’s) Chris Glass, 2B (San Diego Padres) Robert Fletcher, 2B (Chi White Sox) David Oropeza, P (Montreal Expos) 1942 1969 1983 Mo Sanford, P (Cincinnati Reds) Pete Lewis, OF (Boston Red Sox) Jack Traffanstedt, of (Oakland A’s) Alan Dunn, P (Detroit Tigers) Mike Sodders, P (Chicago Cubs) Eddie Propst, P (San Diego Padres) Bret Elbin, 3B () 1945 J.C. Ranelli, INF (Pittsburgh Pirates) David Magadan, 1B (NY Mets) 1989 Blackie Thompson, 2B Charles Mathison, P (NY Yankees) Mike Soper, P (Cleveland Indians) (St. Louis Browns) Craig Shipley, SS (LA Dodgers) Cary Williams () Dana Williams, SS (Boston Red Sox)

126 Alabama Players in the Major League Draft (continued)

FIRST ROUND PICKS 1991 Joe Vitiello, OF (Kansas City) 2002 Jeremy Brown, C (Oakland) 2004 Taylor Tankerlsey, LHP (Florida)

ALABAMA PLAYERS IN DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS 2000 Frank Menechino, 2B (Oakland) 2001 Frank Menechino, 2B (Oakland) 2002 Dustan Mohr, RF (Minnesota)

ALABAMA PLAYERS IN LCS 1969 Al Worthington, P (Minnesota) Tuscaloosa native Frank Lary 1978 Bobby Sprowl, P (Boston) was known as the “Yankee Butch Hobson, 3B (Boston) Killer” when he pitched for the 1980 Bobby Sprowl, P (Houston) Detroit Tigers. 1981 Bobby Sprowl, P (Houston) 1985 Randy Hunt, C (St. Louis) 2004 2001 Frank Menechino, 2B (Oakland) Scott McClanahan played for the Staten Island Yankees in his first profes- Taylor Tankersley, LHP (Florida) sional season in 2002. 2005 ALABAMA PLAYERS IN Trey Shields, RHP (Oakland) WORLD SERIES 1990 1997 Brent Carter, LHP (SD Padres) 1920 Joe Sewell, SS (Cleveland) Greg Hammond, C (Cincinnati Reds) Joe Caruso, 2B (KC Royals) S. Pennington, OF (Milwaukee) 1929 Riggs Stephenson, OF (Cubs) Jon Henn, P (Kansas City Royals) Doug Hurst, P (Cincinnati Reds) T.J. Large, RHP (Boston Red Sox) 1932 Joe Sewell, SS (Yankees) Mark Roberts, P (KC Royals) Dustan Mohr, OF (Cleveland) Riggs Stephenson, OF (Cubs) Lamar Foster, OF (Philadelphia) David Tidwell, OF (Cincinnati Reds) Bold face indicates first-round 1933 Luke Sewell, OF (Washington) Roberto Vaz, of (Oakland Athletics) selection. 1944 Luke Sewell, MGR 1991 (StL Browns) Matt Allen, C (Montreal Expos) 1998 * — Signed as non-drafted free 1965 Al Worthington, P (Minnesota) Al Sadler, P (Milwaukee Brewers) Pete Fisher, RHP () agent. Ben Short, P (New York Yankees) Paul Phillips, C (KC Royals) WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS Joe Vitiello, OF (KC Royals) Jarrod Kingrey, RHP (Toronto) 1920 Joe Sewell, SS (Cleveland) Dennis Walsh, P (Detroit Tigers) Matt Frick, C (Florida Marlins) 1932 Joe Sewell, SS (NY Yankees) Justin Smith, LHP (New York Mets) 1992 ALABAMA PLAYERS IN Juan DeBrand, SS (Boston Red Sox) 1999 MLB ALL-STAR GAME Mick Kerns, OF (California Angels) G.W. Keller, OF (Oakland Athletics) 1937 Luke Sewell, C (AL) Andy Phillips, INF (NY Yankees) 1960 Frank Lary, RHP (Game 1) (AL) 1993 Justin Smith, LHP (Seattle) Frank Lary, RHP (Game 2) (AL) Al Drumheller, P (NY Yankees) *Manny Torres, RHP (Cincinnati) 1961 Frank Lary, RHP (Game 1) (AL) Frank Menechino, 2B (White Sox) Frank Lary, RHP (Game 2) (AL) 2000 1994 J. Blankenship, LHP (NY Yankees) MAJOR LEAGUE MANGERS Andy Cohen, 1960 Mike MacDonald, P (KC Royals) Sam Bozanich, 2B (NY Yankees) Del Pratt was a two-sport star Steve Shoemaker, P (NY Yankees) Kelley Gulledge, C (Minnesota) Philadelphia Phillies for the Crimson Tide and was the Record: 1-0 (1.000) Jerry Stubbs, P (Montreal Expos) first baseball player selected in 2001 the major league draft 1995 Aaron Clark, 1B (Tampa Bay) Butch Hobson, 1992-94 Brandon Black, OF (New York Mets) Mark Carter, LHP (Chicago Cubs) Boston Red Sox Jared Camp, P (Cleveland Indians) Casey Lambert, SS (Colorado) Record: 202-232 (.472) Allen Sanders, P (KC Royals) Will Schleuss, P (Cincinnati Reds) 2002 Luke Sewell, 1941-46, 49-52 Jeremy Brown, C (Oakland) St. Louis Browns 1996 Lance Cormier (Arizona) Record: 606-644 (.481) Skip Ames, P (Chicago Cubs) Scott McClanahan (NY Yankees) Joel Colgrove, P (Oakland Athletics) Shane Sanders (Tampa Bay) Doug Hall, OF (Chicago Cubs) Dax Norris, C (Atlanta Braves) 2003 Corey Spiers, P (Minnesota Twins) Beau Hearod, OF (Houston Astros) Byron Tribe, P (Chicago Cubs) Adam Pavkovich, SS (Anaheim) Brett Taft, SS (Kansas City Royals) Brian Reed, P (Toronto Bluejays) Tim Young, P (Montreal Expos) Frank Menechino has been with the Oakland Athletics each of the last three years.

127 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL Year-by-Year Results

1892 - Won 1, Lost 0 1897 - Won 10, Lost 0 1902 - Won 7, Lost 1 1905 - Won 6, Lost 8, Tied 1 Coach: Shelby Fletcher Coach: Kid Peeples Coach: Thomas Stouch Coach: Thomas Stouch Sewanee W 6-3 Tulane W 17-3 Auburn (at Selma) W 19-2 Marion Institute W 3-2 * Alabama’s first ever baseball Tulane W 25-10 Auburn (at Selma) W 11-0 Marion Institute L 2-1 game took place on July 1, 1892 at Tulane W 14-9 Ole Miss W 22-0 Marion Institute L 7-0 Birmingham’s Lakeview Park Auburn W 9-0 Ole Miss W 14-3 Vanderbilt L 7-1 Auburn W 9-0 Ole Miss W 30-6 Vanderbilt L 6-2 Birmingham Athletics W 6-2 Central of Kentucky W 5-3 Vanderbilt L 6-3 1893 - Won 4, Lost 6, Tied 1 Tuscaloosa W 18-17 Central of Kentucky L 8-7 Tulane W 5-3 Coach: W.M. Walker Tennessee W 8-4 Central of Kentucky W 5-3 Tulane W 8-0 Montgomery Professionals L 11-3 Tennessee W 16-10 Tulane L 3-2 Mobile Professionals L 6-0 Tennessee W 7-1 at Auburn W 3-2 Vanderbilt W 2-1 1903 - Won 15, Lost 3 at Auburn L 4-3 Vanderbilt T 2-2 (16) Coach: Thomas Stouch at Auburn L 6-5 Vanderbilt L 10-5 1898 - Won 2, Lost 3 Birmingham Barons W 9-4 Southern W 7-0 Vanderbilt L 4-1 Coach: Joseph Black Vanderbilt W 9-4 Southern W 1-0 Tuscaloosa W 8-4 Massey's Business College W 20-3 Vanderbilt L 14-12 Mercer T 1-1 Tuscaloosa W 18-7 Tulane L 9-7 Vanderbilt W 9-8 Sewanee W 8-4 Tulane L 8-7 Greensboro W 13-4 Sewanee L 5-0 Tulane L 8-0 Greensboro W 13-4 1906 - Won 4, Lost 16, Tied 1 Sewanee L 10-0 Birmingham Athletics W 19-3 Greensboro W 13-6 Coach: Schwartz at Tennessee W 6-5 Cumberland W 13-2 at Tennessee W 5-4 Cumberland L 6-1 1894 - Won 10, Lost 3 1899 - Won 3, Lost 6 at Tennessee L 19-13 Cumberland W 6-1 Coach: J.H. Lyons Coach: F.C. Owen Sewanne W 17-2 Vanderbilt L 8-0 Howard W 7-2 Texas L 9-3 Sewanne W 21-0 Vanderbilt L 10-4 Birmingham Athletics W 11-3 Texas L 10-1 Sewanne W 9-2 Vanderbilt L 9-3 at Vanderbilt L 12-1 Texas L 4-2 Auburn (at Selma) L 6-5 at LSU L 2-0 at Vanderbilt W 10-9 Tulane W 6-2 Auburn (at Selma) W 4-1 at LSU L 1-0 Cumberland (at Lebanon, TN) L 9-5 Tulane L 13-3 Auburn (at Selma) W 3-0 at LSU L 3-2 at Howard W 36-2 Tulane W 6-5 College of Kentucky W 3-0 Bankers (at Mobile) L 8-2 Vanderbilt W 21-3 Auburn L 10-4 College of Kentucky W 12-2 Auburn L 14-6 Cumberland W 24-3 Auburn W 6-5 College of Kentucky W 10-0 Auburn L 7-4 Cumberland W 11-5 Auburn L 7-5 Mississippi A&M W 1-0 Cumberland W 17-2 Mississippi A&M L 5-4 Birmingham Athletics W 38-2 1904 - Won 12, Lost 10 Mississippi A&M T 1-1 Sewanee W 4-3 1900 - Won 9, Lost 3 Coach: Thomas Stouch at Georgia W 8-4 Sewanee L 7-3 Coach: Ardis Smith Marion Institute W 8-3 at Georgia L 19-2 Tulane L 9-3 Mississippi A&M W 6-3 at Georgia L 11-1 Tulane W 10-6 Mississippi A&M W 8-3 College of Kentucky L 6-5 (11) 1895 - Won 9, Lost 3 Tulane W 12-3 Mississippi A&M W 5-3 College of Kentucky L 4-2 Coach: J.F. Jenkins Auburn L 9-7 at Georgia L 6-4 College of Kentucky L 11-6 Ole Miss (at Meridian) W 10-5 Auburn W 9-5 at Georgia W 3-1 Ole Miss (at Meridian) W 12-8 Auburn W 5-4 at Georgia W 3-2 Birmingham Athletics W 10-8 Ole Miss W 6-1 at Georgia Tech L 8-4 1907 - Won 21, Lost 7 Howard W 12-0 Ole Miss W 6-3 at Georgia Tech L 11-4 Coach: J.W.H. Pollard Birmingham Athletics W 17-6 Ole Miss W 11-5 at Georgia Tech L 9-3 Howard W 9-0 Cumberland W 6-3 Tennessee L 6-3 Auburn W 6-4 Howard W 11-10 Cumberland L 6-5 Tennessee W 8-7 Auburn W 8-1 Howard W 12-1 Cumberland W 9-0 Tennessee W 9-7 Auburn L 5-4 Vanderbilt W 4-1 Sewanee L 6-5 at Vanderbilt W 7-4 Vanderbilt W 7-4 Sewanee (DH) W 12-4 at Vanderbilt L 12-4 LSU L 3-1 Sewanee (DH) W 7-3 1901 - Won 9, Lost 3 at Vanderbilt L 8-3 LSU L 8-6 Coach: Thomas Stouch Texas L 7-0 at Auburn W 2-1 Auburn W 5-1 Texas W 6-3 at Auburn L 12-4 1896 - Won 5, Lost 5 Auburn W 9-1 Texas L 3-2 at Auburn W 8-5 Coach: Eli Abbott Auburn W 5-2 Tennessee L 7-2 Ole Miss W 6-2 at Howard L 12-9 Ole Miss W 9-0 Tennessee W 10-9 Ole Miss W 10-2 at Howard W 8-1 Ole Miss W 13-12 Tennessee W 7-4 Ole Miss L 7-3 at Greensboro L 5-3 Ole Miss W 9-0 at Mercer W 4-1 at Greensboro W 4-2 Vanderbilt W 11-10 at Mercer L 5-3 Mississippi A&M W 10-2 Vanderbilt L 11-7 at Mercer W 5-0 Mississippi A&M W 11-2 Vanderbilt L 11-3 at Mercer L 5-1 at Auburn L 12-9 Sewanee L 10-4 at Mercer W 3-1 at Auburn L 14-6 Sewanee W 5-3 at Mercer L 5-0 Sewanee W 9-8 (13) Sewanee W 2-1 at Dartmouth W 5-0 Sewanee L 7-3 at Dartmouth W 2-1

128 Alabama All-Time Results (continued) at Fordham W 3-1 1910 - Won 12, Lost 8, Tied 1 Texas Southwestern W 8-4 at Lehigh W 5-4 Coach: J.W.H. Pollard Texas Southwestern W 4-1 at Amherst College W 3-2 Philadelphia A’s L 16-0 Vanderbilt W 4-0 at Tufts College W 11-10 Cleveland Indians L 2-0 Vanderbilt L 2-0 at Williams College W 8-3 Georgia Tech W 4-3 Vanderbilt W 5-1 at Brown W 10-4 Georgia Tech L 2-1 # — Melford Pratt tosses nine- at Brown W 9-0 Birmingham Barons L 7-1 inning, no-hitter against Mercer *According to the Boston Herald, Sewanee W 3-2 (May 2, 1913). the Crimson Tide was “the first col- Birmingham College L 1-0 lege team from the far South to Birmingham College W 15-1 invade New England.” Alabama Birmingham College W 4-1 1914 - Won 11, Lost 13 made its Northern trek from May Union University W 10-5 Coach: D.V. Graves 26-June 19, 1907, traveling a dis- Union University W 7-2 Birmingham Barons L 13-4 tance of 4,269 miles. Union University W 4-1 Howard W 6-0 at Georgia L 5-4 Michigan L 9-1 1908 - Won 14, Lost 4 at Georgia L 5-4 1912 - Won 16, Lost 6 Michigan L 7-4 Coach: D.V. Graves Coach: J.W.H. Pollard at Georgia T 0-0 Southwestern Presbyterian W 7-6 Birmingham Barons L 5-4 at Columbus W 13-0 Washington & Lee (B’ham) W 4-0 Ole Miss L 10-0 St. Louis Browns L 6-0 Owenton (at Birmingham) W 9-0 Washington & Lee (B’ham) L 2-0 Ole Miss W 10-4 Marion Institute W 10-0 Owenton (at Birmingham) W 13-1 Washington & Lee (B’ham) W 4-2 Tulane W 3-2 Marion Institute W 2-0 Owenton (at Birmingham) W 4-1 Union University W 3-0 Tulane W 4-3 Marion Institute W 4-0 at Birmingham Barons L 5-0 Union University W 5-2 Georgia L 3-2 at Mississippi A&M L 1-0 Marion W 5-2 Union University W 4-3 Georgia L 7-4 Marion W 12-5 at Mississippi A&M L 4-0 Mercer W 4-2 Marion W 2-0 at Mississippi A&M W 5-4 Georgia Tech W 11-2 at Georgia L 9-4 1911 - Won 12, Lost 5 Sewanee W 4-0 Georgia Tech L 12-8 Mercer W 9-3 at Georgia L 8-3 Coach: Guy S. Lowman Georgia Tech L 7-0 Mercer W 5-1 at Georgia L 17-0 Detroit Tigers L 15-2 Kentucky State L 2-1 Mercer W 2-1 Auburn W 9-1 Birmingham College W 5-1 Kentucky State W 5-2 Ole Miss W 1-0 Auburn W 1-0 Birmingham College W 10-2 at Georgia Tech L 4-2 Ole Miss W 10-4 LSU W 3-1 Birmingham College W 9-3 at Georgia Tech W 5-2 Ole Miss W 10-2 LSU W 4-1 Mississippi A&M W 6-1 at Georgia Tech L 5-4 Tennessee W 3-2 Drury, Missouri W 6-2 Mississippi A&M W 4-3 at Georgia L 11-0 Tennessee W 10-2 Drury, Missouri W 1-0 Mississippi A&M L 4-1 at Georgia L 7-2 Vanderbilt L 4-3 Drury, Missouri W 4-0 Vanderbilt W 4-2 Cumberland W 2-1 (14) Vanderbilt L 5-4 Vanderbilt W 9-1 Cumberland W 3-2 Central of Kentucky W 6-1 1909 - Won 19, Lost 3 Vanderbilt W 7-5 Central of Kentucky W 8-2 Coach: J.W. H. Pollard at Georgia Tech L 4-3 Central of Kentucky W 8-1 SIAA Champions at Georgia Tech W 2-1 1915 - Won 17, Lost 4, Tied 1 Birmingham Barons L 3-0 at Mercer L 5-0 Coach: D.V. Graves Howard W 6-3 at Mercer L 7-3 SIAA Champions Howard W 1-0 Howard W 3-1 1913 - Won 22, Lost 7 Birmingham College W 7-2 Coach: D.V. Graves Howard W 6-2 Howard W 12-1 Southwestern Presbyterian W 2-0 SIAA Champions Chattanooga W 14-2 Howard W 6-1 Vanderbilt W 5-2 Chattanooga W 10-0 Cincinnati Reds L 9-2 Vanderbilt L 12-6 Chattanooga W 7-0 Illinois L 2-1 Georgia Tech W 2-1 Vanderbilt W 5-4 Marion Institute W 4-1 Georgia Tech L 7-6 Vanderbilt W 2-1 Marion Institute W 5-0 Georgia L 5-4 Vanderbilt W 4-3 Birmingham Barons L 6-3 Georgia W 3-0 at Union University W 6-0 Birmingham Barons L 5-3 Sewanee W 4-2 at Union University W 8-2 Birmingham College W 8-0 Sewanee W 5-1 at Union University W 1-0 Birmingham College W 4-0 Mississippi A&M W 7-1 Georgia W 3-2 Columbus (CSL) W 7-0 Mississippi A&M W 2-1 Georgia W 5-4 Tulane W 1-0 LSU W 10-4 Georgia W 5-4 Tulane W 8-0 LSU W 9-2 Cumberland L 2-0 Mississippi A&M W 5-4 Illinois W 7-0 Cumberland W 2-0 Mississippi A&M W 2-1 Millsaps W 8-3 Cumberland W 6-1 Georgia L 4-2 Millsaps L 4-3 Union University W 2-0 Georgia L 12-2 Mississippi College W 4-3 Union University L 5-4 Mercer W 2-0 Mississippi College W 6-3 Union University W 8-7 #Mercer W 3-0 Southern W 23-3 Georgia Tech W 7-3 Cumberland W 4-0 Georgia Tech W 5-4 Cumberland T 0-0 Cumberland W 15-1 Cumberland W 5-4 Mississippi A&M W 4-3 Mississippi A&M W 7-6 Mississippi A&M W 8-3

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1918 - Won 13, Lost 4 1923 - Won 14, Lost 7, Tied 1 Coach: Loonie Noojin Coach: Charles Bernier SIAA Champions Philadelphia A’s L 13-2 Illinois W 2-1 Birmingham Barons L 13-7 Illinois W 8-3 Rochester (Int’national Lg.) W 7-4 Howard W 9-0 Meridian (CSL) T 4-4 Howard W 8-1 Illinois W 3-1 Howard W 6-3 Howard W 14-0 Birmingham Barons L 15-2 Howard W 11-3 *Cincinnati Reds L 10-2 Wisconsin W 1-0 LSU W 2-0 Tulane W 6-4 LSU L 5-2 Tulane W 14-1 LSU W 3-1 at LSU W 9-6 LSU W 1-0 at LSU W 5-4 Sewanee W 9-1 Clemson W 6-4 1916 - Won 12, Lost 10 Sewanee W 7-0 1921 - Won 7, Lost 12, Tied 1 Georgia L 3-1 Coach: Loonie Noojin Mississippi A&M L 2-1 Coach: Charles Bernier Georgia W 5-3 West Virginia W 9-5 Mississippi A&M W 3-2 Yale L 8-6 Georgia Tech L 6-3 West Virginia L 11-8 Marion Institute W 11-1 Birmingham Barons L 7-2 Georgia Tech L 11-2 Birmingham Barons L 4-0 Marion Institute W 11-1 Illinois L 6-5 North Carolina W 8-5 Howard W 8-3 * -- at Montgomery, Alabama Illinois W 6-5 Mississippi A&M L 7-2 Illinois L 4-2 Boston Braves L 4-0 Mississippi A&M W 7-3 Illinois W 4-0 1919 - Won 16, Lost 2 Cleveland Indians LOST Mississippi A&M L 6-4 Southwestern Presbyterian L 8-0 Coach: Loonie Noojin Howard W 12-5 Mississippi A&M W 5-2 Mississippi College W 5-0 SIAA Champions Howard W 8-1 Mississippi College L 5-2 Howard W 7-1 Michigan W 11-2 Georgia W 4-3 (10) Howard W 7-5 Michigan L 6-5 Georgia L 5-3 Birmingham Barons W 3-0 Georgia L 5-4 Millsaps W 5-1 Vanderbilt W 9-2 Georgia L 5-1 Millsaps L 5-2 Birmingham Barons L 8-1 Oglethorpe W 12-6 Southern W 5-0 Howard W 8-5 Oglethorpe W 8-1 Mercer W 7-5 Oglethorpe W 5-2 Georgia T 2-2 Mercer W 3-2 Oglethorpe W 6-2 Georgia L 3-1 Ole Miss L 3-2 Georgia W 6-1 Mississippi A&M L 5-1 Ole Miss W 14-5 Clemson W 8-2 Mississippi A&M L 1-0 at LSU W 9-8 Clemson L 4-3 LSU W 4-0 at LSU W 3-2 Furman W 8-0 LSU L 5-4 at Springhill L 8-6 Mississippi A&M W 14-3 at Springhill L 2-1 Mississippi A&M W 14-4 Georgia Tech W 11-1 1922 - Won 7, Lost 16, Tied 2 1917 - Won 14, Lost 2 Georgia Tech W 6-2 Coach: Charles Bernier 1924 - Won 17, Lost 6 Coach: Loonie Noojin LSU W 2-1 (10) Birmingham Barons L 6-0 Coach: Wallace Wade SIAA Champions LSU W 9-0 at Birmingham Barons L 11-4 Southern Conference Champions Birmingham Barons L 5-3 Toronto ()L 9-5 Ohio State W 5-4 (10) Howard W 6-5 1920 - Won 15, Lost 2 Toronto (International League)L 4-2 Ohio State W 12-1 Howard W 4-3 Coach: Gordon Lewis St. Paul Americans L 4-1 Birmingham Barons W 6-1 Mississippi A&M W 9-2 SIAA Champions Howard W 7-6 Furman W 12-0 Mississippi A&M W 9-1 Southern Military Academy W 15-3 Howard W 8-7 Furman W 7-3 Birmingham College W 2-1 Southern Military Academy W 4-0 Illinois L 9-5 Tennessee W 10-0 LSU W 12-2 Illinois W 5-1 Illinois L 2-0 Tennessee W 3-2 LSU W 12-3 Birmingham Barons L 6-0 Yale (at Macon, Ga.) L 7-4 Howard W 5-1 Sewanee W 3-1 Florida W 11-4 Yale (at Macon, Ga.) W 14-4 Howard W 14-7 Sewanee W 5-0 Howard W 5-3 at Fort Benning L 5-1 at Mercer L 5-4 Ole Miss W 5-3 Howard W 6-1 at Fort Benning L 13-7 at Mercer W 4-1 Ole Miss W 7-0 at Mississippi A&M L 4-1 at Furman T 1-1 at Georgia W 8-2 Tennessee L 9-8 at Mississippi A&M W 3-2 at Georgia L 7-6 at Georgia L 4-2 #Tennessee W 3-0 at Mississippi College W 3-2 at Georgia L 6-4 Vanderbilt (at Montgomery) W 8-4 Springhill (DH) W 1-0 at LSU W 6-1 Texas L 5-3 Vanderbilt W 9-7 Springhill (DH) W 2-1 at LSU W 5-4 LSU L 8-6 at Mississippi A&M W 5-3 # — Merritt Wikle tosses nine- Oglethorpe W 5-0 Oglethorpe W 4-3 Mississippi A&M L 8-6 inning, no-hitter at Tennessee (May LSU W 4-0 Oglethorpe L 6-3 Mississippi A&M L 6-1 3, 1917). LSU W 5-4 Sewanee W 12-0 at Oglethorpe L 11-7 Mercer W 1-0 Mississippi A&M T 2-2 at Oglethorpe L 7-1 Mercer W 3-1 Mississippi A&M W 6-2 at Georgia Tech W 8-6 at Mississippi A&M W 6-4 North Carolina W 6-2 at Mississippi A&M L 3-2 North Carolina W 5-1

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1925 - Won 21, Lost 6 1927 - Won 13, Lost 8, Tied 1 1929 - Won 11, Lost 8, Tied 2 LSU W 12-2 Coach: Wallace Wade Coach: Wallace Wade Coach: Jess Neely Kentucky W 18-3 Birmingham Southern W 3-1 Birmingham Barons T 0-0 Birmingham Southern W 11-1 Kentucky L 7-3 Birmingham Southern W 11-2 Birmingham Barons L 6-3 Birmingham Southern W 7-0 Miss. State W 7-3 Birmingham Barons L 8-2 Birmingham Southern W 13-0 Birmingham Barons L 10-7 Miss. State W 9-1 Birmingham Barons W 6-5 (10) Birmingham Southern L 9-6 Illinois T 3-3 Miss. State L 6-5 Birmingham Barons L 20-8 Georgia W 5-4 at LSU W 9-2 Miss. State L 5-4 Howard W 10-2 Georgia L 7-3 at LSU W 1-0 Howard W 15-0 Florida W 16-0 Tulane W 9-3 1932 - Won 10, Lost 2, Tied 1 Illinois W 4-0 Florida L 10-1 Tulane L 3-0 Coach: Sam Hinton Georgia W 10-9 Cleveland Indians L 5-3 Ole Miss L 13-5 Southern Conference Champions Georgia W 7-3 Illinois W 4-3 Ole Miss L 7-6 Chattanooga Lookouts L 7-4 Cleveland Indians L 9-3 Illinois W 9-2 Georgia W 2-1 LSU W 7-0 Georgia Tech L 9-2 at Georgia Tech L 9-4 Georgia Tech W 7-4 LSU W 28-5 Georgia Tech W 17-10 at Georgia Tech L 7-6 Georgia Tech W 9-3 at LSU W 9-4 Mississippi A&M W 3-1 Georgia Tech W 8-5 Georgia Tech W 6-3 at LSU T 3-3 Mississippi A&M W 7-4 Georgia Tech L 6-3 Georgia Tech L 4-2 Ole Miss W 7-4 Mississippi A&M W 11-4 at LSU W 6-1 Vanderbilt W 3-1 Ole Miss L 7-4 Mississippi A&M L 4-3 (10) at LSU W 2-1 Vanderbilt T 3-3 at Ole Miss W 5-4 Ole Miss W 4-3 at Tulane W 15-2 Mississippi A&M W 2-0 at Ole Miss W 2-1 Ole Miss W 6-2 at Tulane W 11-3 Mississippi A&M L 8-7 Mississippi State W 7-6 Kentucky W 9-3 Mississippi A&M W 10-1 Mississippi A&M L 4-1 Mississippi State W 8-6 Kentucky W 10-5 Mississippi A&M W 11-3 Mississippi A&M L 4-2 at Mississippi State W 4-2 Southwestern Presbyterian W 7-0 Mississippi A&M W 4-1 at Mississippi State W 7-6 Vanderbilt L 2-1 Vanderbilt W 11-7 1930 - Won 17, Lost 7 Kentucky W 5-4 Coach: Jess Neely Kentucky W 8-2 Southern Conference Champions Vanderbilt W 2-0 Howard W 10-0 Howard W 8-3 Howard L 11-0 1926 - Won 10, Lost 12, Tied 1 Tulane W 12-4 Coach: Wallace Wade Tulane W 7-6 Birmingham Barons L 9-7 House of David L 7-5 Birmingham Barons L 13-10 LSU W 18-3 Birmingham Southern W 11-1 LSU W 5-0 Georgia L 11-8 Illinois L 5-4 Georgia L 5-4 Illinois L 15-4 Illinois L 8-6 Georgia W 11-8 Illinois W 10-0 Georgia L 10-2 Cleveland Indians L 11-2 Georgia Tech L 7-6 at Georgia Tech L 7-5 1928 - Won 12, Lost 7, Tied 2 Georgia Tech W 6-2 at Georgia Tech T 8-8 Coach: Hank Crisp Georgia Tech W 16-2 1933 - Won 8, Lost 6 Georgia Tech (@Montgomery)L 12-6 Birmingham Barons L 10-1 Georgia Tech W 15-3 (4-6 SEC) Georgia Tech (@Montgomery)L 12-10 Birmingham Barons L 2-1 Vanderbilt W 8-2 Coach: J.B. Whitworth Tulane W 8-2 Illinois T 1-1 Vanderbilt W 8-4 *Nashville Vols W 11-10 Tulane W 15-2 Illinois T 6-6 Ole Miss W 6-4 Georgia L 8-6 Mississippi A&M W 6-3 Tulane W 3-0 Ole Miss W 9-3 Georgia L 8-5 Mississippi A&M W 3-1 Tulane W 5-0 Miss. State W 4-3 Birmingham Southern W 3-2 Mississippi A&M L 8-6 Ole Miss W 7-3 Miss. State W 3-0 Georgia Tech W 6-2 Mississippi A&M L 5-4 Ole Miss W 5-3 Miss. State W 4-3 Howard W 6-4 Mississippi A&M L 10-4 Florida W 6-2 Miss. State L 6-4 at Georgia Tech L 6-4 Ole Miss W 8-1 Florida W 12-1 at Georgia L 11-5 Ole Miss W 3-2 LSU L 1-0 at Georgia L 3-2 Vanderbilt W 12-0 LSU W 7-2 1931 - Won 13, Lost 5, Tied 1 at Ole Miss W 4-3 Vanderbilt W 4-3 Georgia L 6-4 Coach: Sam Hinton at Ole Miss W 7-2 Georgia L 7-0 Illinois W 6-2 at Miss. State L 12-4 Georgia Tech W 4-3 Illinois W 8-6 at Miss. State W 7-0 Georgia Tech L 5-3 Howard W 6-5 * — Columbus, Mississippi Georgia Tech W 7-1 Howard W 21-0 Mississippi A&M W 9-7 House of David W 12-0 Mississippi A&M W 6-4 at LSU W 7-1 Mississippi A&M W 13-12 at LSU T 18-18 Mississippi A&M L 2-0 Springhill L 5-2 Springhill L 8-2 Ole Miss W 3-1 Ole Miss W 9-7 Ole Miss W 3-2

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1934 - Won 13, Lost 5 Ole Miss W 8-4 at Ole Miss L 6-5 1942 - Won 10, Lost 2 (13-3 SEC) Ole Miss W 13-2 at Ole Miss L 10-6 (9-1 SEC) Coach: J.B. Whitworth LSU W 11-10 LSU L 8-7 Coach: Tilden Campbell SEC Champions LSU W 10-8 LSU W 10-9 SEC Champions Birmingham Barons L 7-3 at Ole Miss L 2-1 Ole Miss W 9-5 at Pensacola Naval Air StationL 3-0 at LSU W 13-1 at Howard W 9-8 Ole Miss L 14-11 Ole Miss W 5-4 at LSU W 15-1 Goodyear Tire & Rubber W 8-1 Birmingham Southern W 12-0 Ole Miss W 9-0 Boston Red Sox L 11-3 Miss. State W 13-5 at Miss. State L 2-1 Birmingham Barons W 3-2 Ole Miss W 7-3 Miss. State W 13-3 at Miss. State L 7-4 at LSU W 11-3 Ole Miss W 10-0 Miss. State L 2-1 Miss. State W 11-4 at LSU W 9-3 Georgia Tech L 9-5 Miss. State T 5-5 Miss. State W 5-3 #at Ole Miss W 8-0 Georgia Tech L 11-2 at Ole Miss W 7-3 at Ole Miss W 8-0 Miss. State W 9-1 at Ole Miss W 12-0 1937 - Won 12, Lost 4 1940 - Won 14, Lost 2 Miss. State W 4-1 at Georgia Tech W 4-3 (8-2 SEC) (12-1 SEC) at Miss. State W 8-5 at Georgia Tech W 8-1 Coach: Tilden Campbell Coach: Tilden Campbell at Miss. State L 9-8 LSU W 13-8 Birmingham Barons L 12-4 SEC Champions # -- Eddie Owcar throws nine- LSU W 10-7 Howard W 10-1 Northwestern L 8-5 inning no-hitter at Ole Miss on April at Miss. State W 5-3 Mississippi College W 7-4 Northwestern W 14-2 24, 1942. at Miss. State L 4-3 Mississippi College W 12-4 at LSU W 6-4 Miss. State W 7-6 Northwestern W 9-3 at LSU W 7-4 Miss. State W 5-4 Northwestern L 9-8 Ole Miss W 8-7 at LSU W 15-2 Ole Miss W 6-1 at LSU W 13-3 LSU W 7-4 LSU W 9-1 Howard W 5-4 LSU W 15-0 Ole Miss W 8-5 at Ole Miss L 7-6 Ole Miss W 10-8 Ole Miss W 15-2 Florida W 6-2 Ole Miss W 7-3 Florida W 8-6 at Miss. State L 6-2 Miss. State W 12-8 Miss. State W 9-7 Miss. State W 11-5 Miss. State W 11-3 at Miss. State L 7-3 at Miss. State W 6-3 1938 - Won 13, Lost 2 (9-2 SEC) 1941 - Won 19 Lost 2, Tied 1 Coach: Tilden Campbell (13-2 SEC) 1943 - Won 12, Lost 6 SEC Champions Coach: Tilden Campbell (9-4 SEC) Louisiana Tech W 3-0 SEC Champions Coach: Paul Burnham 1935 - Won 12, Lost 2 Louisiana Tech W 4-3 at Florida W 12-3 Ole Miss L 10-8 (10-2 SEC) at LSU L 7-6 at Florida W 5-3 Ole Miss W 10-6 Coach: Tilden “Happy” Campbell Howard W 8-4 at Rollins W 3-0 at Georgia Tech W 10-1 SEC Champions Northwestern W 7-3 at Rollins T 3-3 (13) Birmingham Barons L 6-2 Georgia Tech W 10-3 LSU W 5-4 Ole Miss W 11-10 (14) Birmingham Barons W 8-1 at LSU W 10-0 LSU W 12-5 Dothan W 16-0 LSU L 2-1 at LSU L 3-2 Ole Miss W 8-3 Northwestern W 22-6 LSU W 6-1 LSU W 6-0 Ole Miss W 2-1 Northwestern W 10-6 Miss. State W 29-10 LSU W 3-2 Georgia Tech W 6-3 at LSU L 7-6 Miss. State L 6-3 Columbus W 6-5 Georgia Tech W 9-3 at LSU L 10-5 Acme Roofer L 3-2 Howard W 15-1 Miss. State W 10-0 LSU W 3-2 at Ole Miss W 7-6 at Ole Miss W 2-1 (10) Miss. State W 9-4 LSU W 10-5 at Ole Miss W 10-2 at Ole Miss W 3-2 (12) at Miss. State L 6-5 Kentucky W 7-1 Vanderbilt W 3-1 at Ole Miss W 5-0 at Miss. State W 4-3 Kentucky W 7-3 Vanderbilt W 3-1 at Ole Miss W 4-0 at Ole Miss W 13-1 at Miss. State W 6-4 at Miss. State L 6-3 at Ole Miss W 16-8 at Miss. State W 12-4 at Miss. State W 17-0 1939 - Won 10, Lost 10 Troy State W 9-6 Georgia Tech W 15-4 at Miss. State W 2-1 (4-8 SEC) Pensacola Naval Air Station W 9-3 Georgia Tech L 6-2 Coach: Tilden Campbell Miss. State W 6-3 Springhill W 5-2 Miss. State W 9-3 1936 - Won 10, Lost 3, Tied 1 Springhill W 4-2 Miss. State W 5-4 1944 - No Team (WWII) (7-3-1 SEC) Northwestern L 4-1 Miss. State W 13-1 Coach: Tilden Campbell Northwestern W 8-7 1945 - No Team (WWII) SEC Champions Purdue W 12-9 Birmingham Southern W 1-0 Purdue L 6-3 at LSU L 6-3 at LSU L 9-2 at LSU W 11-5 at LSU L 4-3 Howard W 7-4

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NCAA South District III Playoffs at LSU W 8-0 at Tulane W 10-0 (Charlotte) Ole Miss W 7-4 at Tulane W 6-3 Virginia W 7-2 Ole Miss W 15-7 Ole Miss W 6-5 Clemson L 1-0 at Miss. State L 6-3 Ole Miss T 3-3 (10) Virginia W 4-1 at Miss. State W 8-4 at Miss. State L 17-10 Clemson W 8-1 at Auburn W 4-3 (10) at Miss. State W 5-3 Clemson L 4-1 at Auburn W 20-7 Auburn W 5-4 Auburn W 4-0 Miss. State W 4-3 Auburn W 12-3 Miss. State W 6-4 1948 - Won 18, Lost 11 at Auburn W 6-5 (11-5 SEC) at Auburn L 2-0 Coach: Tilden Campbell 1950 - Won 22, Lost 12 Vanderbilt W 5-0 NCAA South District III (12-4 SEC) Vanderbilt W 7-4 at Rollins W 5-0 Coach: Tilden Campbell at Vanderbilt W 17-2 1946 - Won 13, Lost 7 at Rollins L 11-2 SEC Champions at Vanderbilt W 20-7 at Florida W 10-2 NCAA District III Champions * Rollins College Tournament (11-4 SEC) (Winter Park, Fla.) Coach: Millard “Dixie” Howell at Florida W 17-1 College World Series (T5th) Gadsden L 9-5 *Bradley (DH) W 5-2 at Stetson L 3-2 Bradley (DH) L 5-3 at Stetson W 10-5 Montgomery L 12-8 1952 - Won 13, Lost 11 Montgomery L 11-10 Central Foundry L 5-2 at Rollins L 8-4 Ole Miss W 8-2 Central Foundry W 10-0 at Rollins L 2-1 (11-8 SEC) Ole Miss W 10-8 Central Foundry W 10-5 at Birmingham Barons L 23-5 Coach: Tilden Campbell LSU L 4-3 Walker County W 5-1 Birmingham Barons L 24-5 *North Carolina L 8-0 LSU L 13-2 Tuscaloosa W 12-5 Andalusia W 24-10 *North Carolina L 8-5 LSU W 5-2 Birmingham Barons L 5-2 at LSU W 5-4 *at Rollins L 5-4 (10) LSU L 7-2 Ole Miss W 5-2 at LSU W 5-3 *at Rollins W 14-2 Miss. State W 20-1 Ole Miss W 5-3 LSU W 5-3 LSU W 2-0 Miss. State W 9-7 at LSU W 5-2 LSU W 13-11 LSU W 11-2 Miss. State W 12-1 at LSU L 8-7 Ole Miss L 15-3 at Miss. State W 6-5 Miss. State W 13-12 LSU W 13-0 Ole Miss W 9-0 at Miss. State W 3-2 (11) Ole Miss W 13-5 LSU W 5-3 Miss. State W 6-3 at Birmingham Barons W 11-9 Columbus (Miss.) AAF W 13-1 Florida L 4-2 Miss. State L 1-0 Tulane L 8-0 Georgia (DH) L 4-1 Florida L 3-1 Florida W 7-2 Tulane W 6-4 Georgia (DH) W 3-0 at Miss. State L 6-3 Florida W 3-2 at Ole Miss L 5-4 Columbus (Miss.) AAF W 17-1 at Miss. State L 8-6 at Auburn W 17-1 Ole Miss L 3-2 Georgia W 9-1 Miss. State W 9-0 at Auburn W 17-0 Ole Miss L 4-2 (10) Georgia W 15-9 Miss. State W 7-5 Ole Miss W 15-1 at Auburn W 5-1 at Ole Miss W 10-2 Ole Miss L 6-1 at Auburn L 8-4 at Ole Miss W 17-2 Auburn W 9-7 Auburn L 14-6 1947 - Won 20, Lost 7 NCAA South District III Playoffs Miss. State W 11-5 Auburn L 10-8 (10) (11-3 SEC) (Charlotte, NC) Miss. State L 5-4 at Kentucky W 3-2 (10) George Washington W 4-1 SEC Playoffs (Best of 5 Series) at Kentucky L 9-6 Coach: Tilden Campbell North Carolina L 11-3 Kentucky W 4-1 at Vanderbilt W 9-3 SEC Champions George Washington L 9-8 Kentucky W 13-0 at Vanderbilt W 8-0 NCAA South District III * — Alabama defeated Bradley 5-2 at Kentucky L 14-3 Vanderbilt W 15-1 Bradley W 9-3 on March 26, 1948 in the first at Kentucky W 9-1 Vanderbilt W 5-4 Ole Miss L 2-1 (5) game played at Thomas Field, the NCAA District III (Gastonia, NC) * Rollins College Tournament Birmingham Barons L 5-0 present day site of all Crimson Tide Clemson W 6-1 (Winter Park, Fla.) Birmingham Barons L16-3 home baseball games. Wake Forest W 3-2 LSU W 4-2 Wake Forest W 5-4 LSU L 4-3 College World Series (Omaha) 1953 - Won 10, Lost 9 LSU W 5-2 1949 - Won 14, Lost 8 Bradley W 9-2 Miss. State W 3-1 (8-9 SEC) Washington State L 9-1 Miss. State W 6-3 (14-4 SEC) Coach: Tilden Campbell Wisconsin L 3-1 Miss. State W 9-5 Coach: Tilden Campbell at Springhill W 16-3 Miss. State L 10-4 at Rollins L 5-4 at Springhill W 6-1 at Rollins L 5-4 Miss. State L 6-1 Central Foundry W 27-6 1951-Won 17, Lost 5, Tied 1 Central Foundry W 7-1 at Florida W 4-0 Miss. State L 5-1 Ole Miss W 4-3 (10) at Florida W 16-2 (14-4-1 SEC) at Auburn W 7-1 Ole Miss W 5-3 Montgomery (at Selma) L 5-4 Coach: Tilden Campbell at Auburn W 6-0 at Georgia W 8-2 at Birmingham Barons L 5-2 *at Rollins W 7-1 at LSU L 10-1 at Georgia W 9-6 (10) Ole Miss (Clarksdale) W 6-5 (10) * North Carolina L 9-8 at LSU L 11-2 Georgia W 11-4 at Ole Miss L 7-6 * North Carolina W 3-2 at Tulane L 3-2 Georgia W 6-3 (11) LSU L 4-0 *at Rollins W 11-3 at Tulane L 11-2 Huntsville Manufacturing W 5-1 LSU W 5-4 at Ole Miss L 7-6 Ole Miss W 8-5 Loveman’s (Birmingham) W 13-2 Miss. State W 10-1 at Ole Miss W 4-0 Ole Miss W 11-6 Reynolds Metal Company W 4-1 Miss. State L 7-4 at LSU W 8-5 at Miss. State L 3-0 at LSU W 8-6 at LSU L 5-1 Vanderbilt W 6-1

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Vanderbilt W 10-1 1956 - Won 18, Lost 7 1958 - Won 14, Lost 7 1961 - Won 12, Lost 9 at Ole Miss W 8-5 (15-5 SEC) (11-5 SEC) (6-9 SEC) at Ole Miss L 10-2 Coach: Tilden Campbell Coach: Tilden Campbell Coach: Tilden Campbell Auburn L 9-4 at LSU L 1-0 SEC Western Division Champions Virginia Tech (DH) W 14-4 Auburn W 7-4 at LSU (DH) W 2-1 at Tulane W 20-1 Virginia Tech (DH) W 16-3 at LSU (DH) W 8-5 at Tulane W 9-5 Virginia Tech (DH) W 20-5 1954 - Won 10, Lost 7 *Yale W 16-2 at LSU W 6-1 Virginia Tech (DH) W 4-1 (8-7 SEC) *at Rollins L 4-2 at LSU L 9-6 Virginia Tech (DH) W 15-3 Coach: Tilden Campbell *Yale W 5-2 Tulane W 18-9 Virginia Tech (DH) W 12-2 Springhill W 11-6 *Yale L 7-0 Tulane W 10-4 Tulane W 9-0 Springhill W 22-3 *at Rollins W 10-2 Ole Miss L 4-3 Tulane W 6-5 at Auburn L 4-1 Ole Miss W 15-7 Ole Miss W 4-3 at Miss. State L 7-5 at Auburn L 2-1 Ole Miss (DH) L 11-2 Auburn W 7-5 at Miss. State W 7-2 at Ole Miss W 3-2 Ole Miss (DH) W 14-13 at Miss. State W 7-0 Miss. State L 10-1 Tulane L 6-5 Vanderbilt W 10-6 at Miss. State W 5-4 Miss. State L 5-3 Tulane W 8-4 Vanderbilt W 4-0 at Auburn W 6-5 at Ole Miss W 9-8 LSU W 13-8 at Auburn W 13-11 at Auburn L 9-3 at Ole Miss L 9-8 LSU L 9-6 at Auburn W 13-11 LSU W 11-8 Ole Miss L 7-5 Miss. State W 3-0 at Miss. State W 4-2 LSU W 6-4 Ole Miss L 1-0 Miss. State L 7-4 at Miss. State (DH) W 6-3 Miss. State L 3-1 LSU L 16-3 at Tulane L 11-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 4-1 Miss. State W 3-2 LSU W 5-0 at Tulane W 4-2 Tulane W 7-1 at Ole Miss L 6-4 Tulane W 7-0 Auburn W 5-2 Tulane (DH) L 5-2 at Ole Miss W 7-3 Tulane L 8-6 Auburn W 4-1 Tulane (DH) W 10-5 SEC Playoffs at LSU L 3-1 Miss. State W 18-9 at Vanderbilt W 7-4 (Rickwood Field - Birmingham) Miss. State L 5-2 at Vanderbilt L 11-5 Auburn L 3-2 (13) Auburn W 6-1 Auburn L 5-4 1962 - Won 16, Lost 10, Tied 1 Auburn W 4-2 (8-7-1 SEC) 1955 - Won 23, Lost 6 Coach: Tilden Campbell (16-2 SEC) 1959 - Won 8, Lost 7 Howard (DH) W 4-2 Coach: Tilden Campbell 1957 - Won 18, Lost 8 (8-5 SEC) Howard (DH) W 5-0 SEC Champions (13-5 SEC) Coach: Tilden Campbell Howard W 12-1 NCAA District III Participant Coach: Tilden Campbell Tulane W 8-0 Howard W 9-0 at Florida Southern W 5-1 SEC Western Division Champions Tulane W 15-7 Southern Miss W 6-0 at Florida Southern W 5-2 LSU L 3-2 at Auburn L 8-6 Southern Miss W 5-3 *Ohio State W 4-1 LSU W 2-0 at LSU L 4-3 Virginia Tech (DH) L 2-1 at Rollins L 2-0 at Rollins W 15-5 at LSU W 8-3 Virginia Tech (DH) W 12-4 *Ohio State W 7-5 at Rollins W 2-1 at LSU L 5-1 at Southern Miss L 4-2 *Virginia Tech L 8-4 Michigan State W 12-6 at LSU L 9-3 at Southern Miss L 8-4 at Miss. State W 3-2 Michigan State L 9-4 Miss. State W 6-2 LSU W 7-1 at Miss. State L 6-5 Amherst L 9-3 Miss. State W 8-5 LSU L 4-0 Miss. State W 5-2 Ole Miss W 7-0 Ole Miss W 9-2 Miss. State L 3-2 Miss. State W 5-3 Ole Miss L 8-6 Ole Miss L 6-3 Miss. State L 9-0 LSU W 7-2 at Vanderbilt W 13-10 Auburn L 8-6 at Miss. State L 9-5 Tulane W 10-7 at Vanderbilt W 6-5 at Miss. State W 6-4 at Miss. State L 8-3 Tulane W 3-0 Miss. State W 3-0 at Miss. State W 5-4 at Tulane W 12-5 Ole Miss W 3-1 Miss. State W 2-1 at Ole Miss L 1-0 at Tulane L 1-0 at LSU W 10-3 Miss. State L 7-1 at LSU T 4-4 at LSU W 3-1 Tulane W 8-4 1960 - Won 11, Lost 7 at LSU W 3-2 at Tulane W 16-3 Tulane W 4-1 (9-6 SEC) Tulane W 15-8 at Tulane W 18-2 Tulane W 4-1 Coach: Tilden Campbell Tulane W 7-4 Ole Miss L 10-5 Auburn L 11-8 Howard W 11-2 Ole Miss W 12-1 Ole Miss W 8-1 Auburn W 8-4 Howard W 27-3 Ole Miss W 6-0 Auburn W 3-1 Vanderbilt W 7-1 at Tulane W 7-3 at Ole Miss L 1-0 Auburn W 10-2 Vanderbilt W 3-1 at Tulane W 4-0 Auburn W 7-6 (10) at Auburn W 14-6 at Auburn W 16-6 at LSU L 5-2 at Auburn W 11-5 at Auburn W 9-6 at Auburn W 10-7 Tulane W 10-0 SEC Playoffs (Best of 3 Series) SEC Playoffs (Best of 3 Series) Tulane W 8-1 Georgia W 12-2 Georgia Tech L 5-4 at Auburn L 11-10 at Georgia W 6-4 at Georgia Tech W 11-10 at Ole Miss L 3-0 NCAA South District III at Georgia Tech L 10-1 at Ole Miss L 10-4 (Winter Park, Fla.) *The 1957 team also posted a 15- Ole Miss L 8-2 Rollins W 4-1 5 record on its tour to the Far East. Ole Miss L 8-2 Rollins L 4-3 Alabama played games in Honolulu, at Miss. State W 7-6 Rollins L 5-3 Hawaii, Japan, Korea and Okinawa. at Miss. State W 9-7 * Rollins College Tournament LSU W 6-5 (Winter Park, Fla.) LSU W 7-1 Miss. State L 9-5 Miss. State W 7-2

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1963 - Won 11, Lost 10 1965 - Won 12, Lost 12 1967 - Won 23, Lost 21 at Southern Miss (DH) L 5-3 (7-8 SEC) (6-10 SEC) (10-8 SEC) at South Alabama L 5-4 at South Alabama W 4-0 Coach: Tilden Campbell Coach: Joe Sewell Coach: Joe Sewell at South Alabama L 5-3 Howard L 5-2 at Howard W 8-4 Jacksonville State W 5-0 at Miss. State (DH) L 5-3 at Howard L 6-3 Tennessee Tech W 15-6 Jacksonville State W 8-0 at Miss. State (DH) W 3-2 at Southern Miss W 7-6 at Southern Miss (DH) L 2-1 at Birmingham Southern W 13-1 at Miss. State L 11-5 at Southern Miss W 11-4 #at Southern Miss (DH) W 6-0 *Virginia Tech W 9-0 Ole Miss (DH) W 3-2 (9) Virginia Tech (DH) W 3-2 at Howard W 3-2 *at Florida State W 4-3 Ole Miss (DH) L 5-0 Virginia Tech (DH) W 3-2 Howard L 5-3 *Virginia Tech L 6-5 Ole Miss W 3-2 Miss. State L 1-0 Howard W 10-1 *Penn State L 5-3 Miss. State (DH) L 8-7 Miss. State L 19-5 Southern Miss W 6-3 *Penn State L 9-8 Miss. State (DH) W 11-0 at LSU W 14-3 LSU W 4-0 *at Florida State L 1-0 Miss. State W 6-0 at LSU W 13-6 LSU W 11-2 at Auburn W 3-0 at Auburn W 9-2 at Tulane W 6-0 *Miss. State L 11-0 Birmingham Southern W 15-1 at Ole Miss (DH) W 3-2 at Tulane W 16-2 *Miss. State W 1-0 at North Alabama L 10-3 at Ole Miss (DH) W 7-4 Ole Miss L 8-7 (14) Tulane L 7-2 at North Alabama W 9-2 at Ole Miss L 9-1 Ole Miss L 6-3 Tulane L 2-0 Southern Miss L 4-1 at LSU (DH) L 4-1 at Miss. State L 6-5 at Ole Miss L 5-3 Southern Miss W 10-2 at LSU (DH) W 1-0 at Miss. State L 10-4 at Ole Miss W 7-4 at Livingston W 4-2 at LSU W 6-4 Tulane W 3-1 at Tulane L 7-6 Ole Miss W 3-2 SEC Western Division Playoff Tulane W 2-1 at Tulane L 6-4 Ole Miss L 4-1 at LSU W 6-4 LSU L 3-2 at LSU W 8-0 Ole Miss L 13-4 SEC Playoffs (Best of 3 Series) LSU W 10-3 at LSU W 6-2 LSU L 3-2 at Florida L 4-3 at Ole Miss L 11-5 Ole Miss L 8-4 LSU W 3-2 Ole Miss L 11-7 LSU W 7-4 Florida W 5-0 Miss. State L 3-2 at Miss. State L 4-0 Florida W 3-0 Miss. State L 1-0 at Miss. State L 4-1 NCAA District III Playoffs # — Grady Elmore tossed a seven- at Miss. State W 5-0 (Gastonia, NC) inning no-hitter at Southern Miss Livingston W 7-5 North Carolina L 5-3 on March 20, 1965 at Pete Taylor South Alabama W 3-2 Florida State L 6-1 Park in Hattiesburg. South Alabama W 3-2 * — Columbus, Mississippi at Ole Miss W 1-0 at Ole Miss L 10-3 1969 - Won 24, Lost 15 at Ole Miss W 9-7 (8-9 SEC) 1966 - Won 13, Lost 7 at Huntingdon W 2-1 Coach: Joe Sewell (6-6 SEC) at Huntingdon W 2-1 Jacksonville State W 2-1 Coach: Joe Sewell Auburn L 7-6 Jacksonville State W 12-5 Samford W 9-1 at Southern Miss L 5-1 at South Alabama W 9-1 at Ole Miss L 5-3 at Southern Miss L 6-4 at South Alabama L 6-5 at Ole Miss L 4-2 Miss. State W 8-1 Livingston W 14-5 at Samford W 5-4 Miss. State L 3-2 at Birmingham Southern W 10-5 1964 - Won 10, Lost 10 *Miss. State (Columbus) L 5-1 Miss. State W 4-2 *Tennessee W 2-1 (6-8 SEC) *Miss. State (Columbus) L 2-1 (14) Huntingdon L 3-0 *Arkansas State W 4-3 *Arkansas State L 5-4 Coach: Joe Sewell Samford W 6-2 North Alabama L 7-5 *Tennessee W 3-1 St. Bernard W 4-3 at Samford W 5-2 at LSU L 7-0 *Arkansas State W 11-9 Howard L 4-0 Miss. State W 9-7 at LSU L 2-0 *Tennessee L 3-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 5-3 Miss. State L 4-1 at LSU L 6-3 at Livingston L 1-0 at Miss. State (DH) W 7-4 Livingston L 7-2 * — Seminole Classic (Tallahassee) at Southern Miss W 6-5 Southern Miss L 5-1 at LSU L 2-1 at Southern Miss W 5-2 Southern Miss W 8-1 at LSU W 1-0 Indiana State W 6-5 at LSU L 5-4 at Southern Miss W 4-1 1968 - Won 24, Lost 14 Indiana State W 12-3 at LSU W 5-4 at Southern Miss W 6-2 (11-8 SEC) Southern Miss W 1-0 at Tulane (DH) L 3-2 (8) Southern Miss W 4-0 Coach: Joe Sewell LSU W 10-1 at Tulane (DH) L 4-1 (6) Ole Miss W 6-5 SEC Champions LSU W 1-0 Ole Miss L 9-5 Ole Miss W 5-4 (10) NCAA South District III LSU W 7-6 Ole Miss L 14-2 LSU W 5-0 at Livingston W 5-1 at Miss. State L 4-3 (12) at Howard W 5-1 LSU W 6-1 Livingston W 17-2 at Miss. State L 4-1 Miss. State W 14-4 South Alabama W 8-0 at Miss. State L 2-1 (15) Miss. State W 4-3 Birmingham Southern W 6-0 Auburn W 2-1 Tulane W 10-1 Southern Mississippi W 3-2 at Ole Miss W 4-1 Tulane W 5-2 Southern Mississippi W 2-1 (11) at Ole Miss L 12-1 LSU L 7-3 at Birmingham Southern W 4-2 South Alabama W 9-1 at Ole Miss L 6-0 Auburn W 2-1 South Alabama L 15-4 Livingston W 3-2 LSU (DH) L 3-1 LSU (DH) W 1-0 Miss. State W 4-0 LSU L 10-1 Miss. State W 3-1 at Southern Miss (DH) W 5-1 Miss. State L 6-2

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Ole Miss L 2-1 1971 - Won 19, Lost 25 at Auburn W 8-6 1974 - Won 37, Lost 16 Ole Miss L 8-0 (6-12 SEC) at Ole Miss (DH) L 7-6 (10-5 SEC) Ole Miss L 3-2 at Ole Miss (DH) L 8-1 Coach: Hayden Riley Coach: Hayden Riley at Auburn L 5-1 at Ole Miss W 2-1 South Alabama (DH) L 6-2 SEC Western Division Champions at LSU W 5-0 Stillman (DH) W 1-0 South Alabama (DH) W 5-1 Stillman (DH) W 2-1 at LSU W 2-1 Stillman (DH) W 5-4 South Alabama L 2-1 Stillman (DH) W 2-0 at LSU L 12-3 at LSU (DH) L 7-3 at South Alabama (DH) L 13-3 Livingston (DH) L 4-1 * — Alabama Classic (Tuscaloosa) at LSU (DH) L 5-4 at South Alabama (DH) L 13-9 Livingston (DH) W 3-1 at LSU W 10-6 Birmingham Southern L 5-3 Montevallo (DH) W 5-1 Stillman (DH) W 7-1 Southern Miss (DH) W 2-1 Montevallo (DH) W 4-0 Stillman (DH) W 6-5 Southern Miss (DH) W 3-0 Delta State (DH) L 3-2 Ole Miss (DH) L 3-1 at Birmingham Southern L 9-5 Delta State (DH) W 3-0 Ole Miss (DH) L 5-3 at Livingston L 5-2 Jacksonville State (DH) W 4-1 Ole Miss L 13-6 Florida W 9-2 Jacksonville State (DH) W 7-2 Auburn L 8-4 *Arkansas State W 5-0 Birmingham Southern (DH) L 4-0 Auburn W 9-1 *Stillman W 8-1 Birmingham Southern (DH) W 5-4 LSU L 6-2 *Arkansas State L 5-4 Huntingdon (DH) W 5-0 LSU W 12-8 *Stillman W 14-2 Huntingdon (DH) W 5-2 LSU W 8-4 *Arkansas State L 1-0 Southern Miss (DH) L 3-2 (8) at Miss. State (DH) L 8-1 *Stillman W 16-2 Southern Miss (DH) W 10-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 2-0 Memphis State W 8-4 *Vanderbilt W 12-2 at Miss. State W 3-0 Ole Miss (DH) W 8-1 *Miami (Ohio) W 7-3 *—Joe Sewell Classic (Tuscaloosa) Ole Miss (DH) L 4-1 *Miami (Ohio) L 6-5 Ole Miss L 4-3 *Vanderbilt L 8-7 1970 - Won 10, Lost 22 Southern Miss (DH) L 4-0 1973 - Won 22, Lost 14 *Miami (Ohio) W 7-6 Southern Miss (DH) L 4-1 *Vanderbilt W 5-4 (5-11 SEC) at Ole Miss (DH) L 8-2 (12-4 SEC) Evansville W 9-3 Coach: Hayden Riley at Ole Miss (DH) W 5-3 Coach: Hayden Riley Miss. State W 3-2 at South Alabama L 6-1 at Ole Miss L 10-1 SEC Western Division Champions Miss. State W 5-2 at South Alabama L 7-5 at Memphis State W 8-4 $Springhill W 4-3 Stillman (DH) W 7-5 Livingston W 1-0 at Memphis State W 10-6 $at South Alabama L 10-2 Stillman (DH) W 6-3 Livingston L 5-4 at Memphis State L 7-2 Jacksonville State W 7-1 at Ole Miss (DH) W 6-3 Birmingham Southern L 3-1 Stillman W 6-4 Jacksonville State W 6-1 at Ole Miss (DH) W 7-6 Birmingham Southern W 6-3 Miss. State (DH) L 6-4 #South Carolina W 1-0 at Ole Miss W 12-0 *Bowling Green W 5-1 Miss. State (DH) L 9-6 #South Alabama L 2-0 Memphis State (DH) W 4-1 *Arkansas State L 3-2 Miss. State W 6-5 (10) #South Alabama L 7-5 Memphis State (DH) W 4-0 *Arkansas State L 9-4 at Auburn L 12-8 #South Carolina L 6-0 at Southern Miss W 14-0 *Bowling Green L 7-0 at Miss. State (DH) L 8-7 Southern Miss W 10-6 at LSU (DH) W 7-6 *Arkansas State W 5-0 at Miss. State (DH) L 6-2 at Miss. State W 7-5 at LSU (DH) L 3-2 *Bowling Green L 6-4 at Miss. State W 8-7 at Miss. State W 3-0 at LSU L 6-4 at LSU L 4-1 at Stillman W 5-4 Clemson L 15-8 Auburn (DH) L 4-1 at LSU W 4-3 LSU (DH) L 3-2 Ole Miss W 2-0 Auburn (DH) L 2-1 at LSU L 1-0 LSU (DH) L 11-1 Ole Miss W 3-2 UAB (DH) W 4-0 Miss. State W 5-2 LSU L 7-2 Ole Miss W 7-5 UAB (DH) W 4-3 Miss. State L 2-1 Auburn W 5-1 LSU W 6-3 at Auburn (DH) L 6-2 Ole Miss L 6-4 at LSU (DH) W 6-5 LSU L 2-1 at Auburn (DH) W 6-0 Ole Miss L 1-0 at LSU (DH) W 5-2 Auburn L 3-2 at UAB (DH) W 4-1 Auburn W 8-1 at LSU L 5-4 Auburn W 6-3 at UAB (DH) W 8-2 at Miss. State L 4-1 * — Joe Sewell Classic (Tuscaloosa) at Ole Miss L 4-2 LSU (DH) W 3-2 at Miss. State L 1-0 at Ole Miss W 6-1 LSU (DH) W 10-1 at Miss. State L 5-1 at Ole Miss W 3-2 LSU W 9-1 at Ole Miss L 1-0 1972 - Won 21, Lost 14, Tied 1 Stillman W 8-4 at Miss. State (DH) W 1-0 at Ole Miss W 5-4 (7-11 SEC) Stillman W 9-1 at Miss. State (DH) L 3-1 at Ole Miss L 2-1 Coach: Hayden Riley at LSU W 3-0 at Miss. State (DH) L 6-1 LSU L 6-0 Southern Miss (DH) W 5-1 at LSU L 3-2 SEC Playoffs (Best of 3 Series) LSU W 6-5 Southern Miss (DH) L 7-6 at LSU W 5-3 at Vanderbilt L 12-8 LSU W 4-0 Jacksonville State (DH) W 8-5 at Auburn L 6-3 Vanderbilt L 2-1 South Alabama L 2-1 Jacksonville State (DH) W 13-3 at Auburn L 7-4 * - Joe Sewell Classic (Tuscaloosa) South Alabama L 5-2 Birmingham Southern (DH) W 6-3 Miss. State W 4-0 at Auburn L 3-2 (11) Birmingham Southern (DH) W 1-0 Miss. State L 3-1 * — Alabama Classic (Tuscaloosa). *Ohio University W 7-6 Miss. State W 5-3 *Arkansas State W 18-5 Stillman W 5-3 *Arkansas State W 11-2 Stillman W 11-0 *Ohio University T 2-2 SEC Playoffs (Best of 3 Series) Miss. State (DH) L 4-3 Vanderbilt L 5-1 Miss. State (DH) W 7-1 at Vanderbilt L 13-7 Miss. State W 15-2 $ — South Alabama Classic (Mobile) at Auburn L 3-0 # — Joe Sewell Classic (Tuscaloosa)

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1975 - Won 34, Lost 32 1976 - Won 25, Lost 18 Ohio State (DH) L 11-2 Southern Miss (DH) W 10-0 (9-13 SEC) (10-11 SEC) Ohio State (DH) L 15-1 Southern Miss (DH) L 8-6 Ohio State W 6-4 at Birmingham Southern L 7-5 Coach: Hayden Riley Coach: Hayden Riley Ohio State W 8-6 St. Benedictine (DH) W 5-3 St. Bernard (DH) W 9-8 Houston (DH) L 10-4 at Ole Miss (DH) L 11-4 St. Benedictine (DH) L 4-2 St. Bernard (DH) W 12-3 Houston (DH) W 6-4 at Ole Miss (DH) W 3-0 at Ole Miss (DH) L 11-6 Livingston (DH) W 7-0 Livingston (DH) L 10-5 at Ole Miss L 6-5 at Ole Miss (DH) L 5-4 Livingston (DH) W 11-2 Livingston (DH) W 8-0 at Miss. State (DH) L 4-3 at Ole Miss W 8-6 Southern Miss (DH) W 3-2 (11) Montevallo (DH) W 7-1 at Miss. State (DH) L 9-4 + — Exhibition game with the Southern Miss (DH) W 6-1 Montevallo (DH) L 8-6 Auburn W 11-5 defending World Champion New Vanderbilt (DH) W 4-1 at Southern Miss (DH) W 5-2 (10) Auburn L 5-2 York Yankees. Jim “Catfish” Hunter Vanderbilt (DH) L 3-1 at Southern Miss (DH) W 9-3 Auburn W 12-5 and Sparky Lyle combined to no-hit Vanderbilt (DH) L 3-2 at Auburn (DH) L 4-0 North Alabama (DH) W 8-4 the Crimson Tide. Vanderbilt (DH) L 5-4 at Auburn (DH) L 5-2 North Alabama (DH) W 5-1 Jacksonville State (DH) L 9-2 at Auburn L 11-5 at LSU (DH) W 3-2 Jacksonville State (DH) W 4-2 at LSU (DH) L 4-0 at LSU (DH) W 7-4 1979 - Won 18, Lost 27 at Florida (DH) L 10-0 at LSU (DH) W 5-2 at LSU (DH) W 10-4 at Florida (DH) L 8-1 at LSU L 11-1 (4-17 SEC) Livingston (DH) W 3-1 at Florida L 4-2 Southern Miss (DH) W 11-0 Coach: Hayden Riley Livingston (DH) L 8-4 #Tennessee W 5-3 Southern Miss (DH) W 10-2 South Alabama (DH) W 8-2 Southern Miss (DH) W 12-8 #Clemson L 9-4 #Notre Dame W 9-0 South Alabama (DH) W 6-2 Southern Miss (DH) L 7-5 #Tennessee W 8-1 #Ohio State W 2-1 Birmingham Southern W 6-3 at Huntingdon W 10-2 #Clemson L 7-3 #Notre Dame L 5-0 at UAB (DH) W 4-3 at Birmingham Southern W 6-2 Kentucky (DH) L 5-4 (8) #Ohio State L 3-2 at UAB (DH) L 3-2 Ole Miss (DH) L 6-3 Kentucky (DH) L 4-2 Florida (DH) L 2-1 Western Kentucky (DH) W 9-2 Ole Miss (DH) L 8-4 Kentucky (DH) W 5-4 Florida (DH) W 6-2 Western Kentucky (DH) L 10-1 Ole Miss W 16-6 Kentucky (DH) W 2-1 at Ole Miss (DH) W 2-1 at Miss. State (DH) L 5-1 Miss. State (DH) W 5-4 Louisville (DH) L 6-5 at Ole Miss (DH) L 4-1 at Miss. State (DH) L 6-1 Miss. State (DH) L 8-4 Louisville (DH) W 2-1 at Ole Miss W 7-4 at LSU (DH) L 8-4 Miss. State W 3-2 Louisville (DH) L 8-4 North Alabama (DH) W 8-6 at LSU (DH) W 1-0 Louisville (DH) W 3-2 North Alabama (DH) W 4-3 at LSU L 11-2 Tennessee W 11-6 at Stillman W 7-5 Miss. State (DH) W 5-4 1978 - Won 23, Lost 20 Montevallo (DH) W 5-3 Miss. State (DH) W 5-4 North Alabama (DH) W 5-0 Montevallo (DH) W 5-2 Miss. State W 4-0 (10-11 SEC) North Alabama (DH) W 7-3 Miss. State (DH) W 4-1 LSU (DH) L 3-2 Coach: Hayden Riley at Ole Miss (DH) L 8-7 Miss. State (DH) L 4-3 LSU (DH) W 1-0 at South Alabama (DH) L 9-6 at Ole Miss (DH) L 6-4 Miss. State (DH) L 7-0 LSU W 8-5 at South Alabama (DH) L 8-2 at Ole Miss L 5-1 Miss. State (DH) W 4-0 Jacksonville State (DH) W 8-6 at South Alabama W 5-4 Livingston (DH) L 5-1 Troy State (DH) W 3-1 Jacksonville State (DH) W 1-0 Livingston (DH) W 5-4 Livingston (DH) W 5-4 Troy State (DH) W 3-0 Ole Miss (DH) W 6-2 Livingston (DH) W 5-3 at Auburn (DH) L 10-2 Ole Miss (DH) L 3-0 Ole Miss (DH) L 2-1 Birmingham Southern L 17-6 at Auburn (DH) L 3-2 Ole Miss (DH) W 5-3 Ole Miss L 12-3 Auburn (DH) W 9-5 at Auburn L 9-4 Ole Miss (DH) W 5-4 Birmingham Southern (DH) L 6-0 Auburn (DH) L 5-3 *Southern Miss (Jackson) L 6-3 Ole Miss (DH) W 8-6 Birmingham Southern (DH) W 6-5 Auburn L 3-1 *Southern Miss (Jackson) W 10-4 Stillman W 3-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 5-4 at LSU (DH) L 3-2 at South Alabama (DH) L 12-11 Auburn (DH) W 2-0 at Miss. State (DH) W 2-1 at LSU (DH) W 3-0 at South Alabama (DH) L 8-4 Auburn (DH) L 12-0 at Miss. State L 3-2 at LSU W 16-2 at South Alabama L 9-8 (11) LSU (DH) W 5-4 # — Joe Sewell Classic (Tuscaloosa) at Southern Miss (DH) L 12-6 UAB (DH) W 3-0 LSU (DH) L 6-5 at Southern Miss (DH) W 7-0 UAB (DH) W 3-2 LSU (DH) W 10-9 South Alabama (DH) W 3-1 Troy State (DH) L 5-2 LSU (DH) L 4-2 1977 - Won 27, Lost 18 South Alabama (DH) W 5-1 Troy State (DH) L 3-0 Delta State (DH) L 6-0 (10-9 SEC) South Alabama L 12-1 at Birmingham Southern L 5-3 Troy State (DH) W 6-5 Montevallo (DH) W 9-0 Delta State (DH) L 7-5 Coach: Hayden Riley Troy State (DH) W 5-4 Montevallo (DH) W 4-3 at Ole Miss (DH) L 5-0 South Alabama (DH) W 5-2 Ole Miss (DH) W 3-2 LSU (DH) L 4-2 at Ole Miss (DH) W 2-1 South Alabama (DH) L 8-5 Ole Miss (DH) L 4-3 LSU (DH) L 7-1 at Ole Miss (DH) L 7-0 South Alabama W 7-3 Ole Miss W 5-2 Miss. State (DH) L 2-0 at Ole Miss (DH) L 8-1 Montevallo (DH) W 5-4 Miss. State (DH) W 1-0 Miss. State (DH) L 6-4 North Alabama (DH) W 6-2 Montevallo (DH) W 1-0 Miss. State (DH) L 6-4 Ole Miss (DH) L 9-8 North Alabama (DH) W 7-6 Birmingham Southern L 6-4 Miss. State L 6-4 Ole Miss (DH) L 7-5 at Southern Miss L 7-6 Delta State L 3-0 +New York Yankees L 6-0 Ole Miss W 12-4 at LSU (DH) L 6-5 Delta State L 10-5 at Auburn (DH) L 13-5 Auburn (DH) L 11-4 at LSU (DH) L 9-2 LSU (DH) L 17-10 at Auburn (DH) L 11-5 Auburn (DH) W 4-1 at LSU (DH) L 5-2 LSU (DH) W 12-3 at Auburn L 12-2 Auburn W 4-3 at LSU (DH) L 9-2 Huntingdon (DH) W 9-4 North Alabama (DH) W 10-1 at Birmingham Southern W 4-0 Huntingdon (DH) W 6-2 North Alabama (DH) W 9-0 at Birmingham Southern L 10-2 at Southern Miss (DH) L 1-0 LSU (DH) W 5-4 at Auburn (DH) L 4-3 at Southern Miss (DH) W 8-1 LSU (DH) W 8-1 at Auburn (DH) W 6-2 Louisville (DH) W 5-4 LSU W 2-1 at Miss. State (DH) W 1-0 Louisville (DH) W 8-6 at Miss. State (DH) L 4-0 Montevallo (DH) W 10-0 # — Joe Sewell Classic (Tuscaloosa) Montevallo (DH) L 8-6

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1981-Won 41, Lost 15, Tied 1 1982 - Won 32, Lost 21 1983 - Won 46, Lost 11 (17-6-1 SEC) (12-10 SEC) (14-7 SEC) Coach: Barry Shollenberger Coach: Barry Shollenberger Coach: Barry Shollenberger SEC Western Division Co-Champs SEC Tournament Participant SEC Tournament Champions SEC Tournament Participant South Alabama (DH) W 8-4 NCAA South Regional Champions at South Alabama L 6-2 South Alabama (DH) L 12-5 College World Series Runner-up at South Alabama W 5-2 at Southern Miss W 9-4 North Alabama W 10-6 at South Alabama W 8-4 at Southern Miss W 11-1 at Alabama Christian W 11-4 at Ole Miss (DH) W 5-3 Ole Miss (DH) W 6-2 (8) at South Alabama W 8-2 at Ole Miss (DH) W 2-1 Ole Miss (DH) W 11-6 Southern Miss W 18-7 at Ole Miss T 6-6 Western Kentucky W 9-4 Southern Miss W 4-1 Jackson State W 6-4 Western Kentucky L 5-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 18-6 Jacksonville State W 9-2 Columbus College W 10-3 at Miss. State (DH) L 6-5 Delta State L 5-2 Columbus College W 8-0 at Clemson W 6-5 Delta State W 8-6 Southern Illinois L 4-1 at Clemson W 6-5 1980 - Won 18, Lost 28 Birmingham Southern W 7-5 Southern Illinois L 8-5 South Alabama W 16-5 (8-13 SEC) Western Kentucky W 13-8 Kentucky W 12-8 South Alabama W 8-6 Memphis State W 12-7 Coach: Barry Shollenberger Western Kentucky W 2-1 at LSU (DH) L 4-3 LSU (DH) W 4-1 at Georgia Southern W 9-5 Southern Miss W 16-10 at LSU (DH) W 3-1 LSU (DH) W 17-0 at Georgia Southern L 20-11 Southern Miss W 10-1 at LSU L 10-9 Georgia Southern W 14-1 at Georgia Southern L 11-8 Miss. State (DH) L 5-3 Jackson State W 11-1 Georgia Southern W 14-1 Livingston L 3-2 Miss. State (DH) W 2-1 Cleveland State W 14-1 at Ole Miss (DH) W 12-3 Jackson State W 5-4 Miss. State W 8-4 Auburn W 8-7 (10) at Ole Miss (DH) W 8-2 North Alabama W 14-5 Mercer W 6-4 Auburn (DH) W 8-5 Delta State L 9-3 Kentucky W 7-5 Mercer W 5-0 Auburn (DH) W 11-10 (8) Delta State W 2-1 at South Alabama (DH) L 7-4 Georgia Southern W 10-1 Southern Miss W 12-2 Auburn (Rickwood Field) W 12-3 at South Alabama (DH) L 6-0 Georgia Southern L 7-2 Southern Miss W 7-1 Auburn W 6-5 Morehead State L 10-1 at Auburn (DH) W 2-1 Xavier W 24-8 Auburn (DH) W 3-2 Jacksonville State L 9-7 #at Auburn (DH) W 2-0 at Miss. State (DH) L 10-2 Auburn (DH) L 7-6 at Miss. State (DH) W 13-12 at Auburn W 8-3 at Miss. State (DH) L 6-4 Miss. State (DH) L 13-10 at Miss. State (DH) W 5-3 at Tennessee W 11-6 at Miss. State W 6-5 Miss. State (DH) L 12-10 at Miss. State W 7-5 at Tennessee W 18-8 Mississippi College W 23-2 Miss. State W 12-9 Huntingdon W 4-3 LSU (DH) L 6-1 at South Alabama L 8-1 Alabama State W 10-4 Birmingham Southern L 6-4 LSU (DH) W 6-1 at South Alabama L 5-1 Alabama Christian W 6-5 Cleveland State W 7-5 LSU W 8-0 at Ole Miss (DH) W 6-2 (8) Jackson State W 15-4 LSU (DH) W 9-1 at Western Kentucky L 10-8 at Ole Miss (DH) L 4-2 Livingston W 8-6 LSU (DH) W 8-2 at Middle Tennessee State W 8-2 at Ole Miss L 6-5 at Memphis State L 5-2 LSU L 2-0 Ole Miss (DH) W 14-6 at Memphis State L 10-9 (10) at Memphis State W 3-2 Florida L 10-4 Ole Miss (DH) W 9-1 at Georgia Southern L 6-2 at LSU (DH) L 8-7 Auburn (DH) L 1-0 Ole Miss (ESPN) W 4-3 at Georgia Southern W 5-4 at LSU (DH) W 10-3 Auburn (DH) L 3-2 Southern Miss (ESPN) W 9-5 Huntingdon W 7-0 at LSU W 10-5 Auburn W 8-3 Southern Miss W 4-1 LSU (DH) L 8-7 (8) at Southern Miss W 17-1 at Jacksonville State L 6-4 South Alabama W 8-3 LSU (DH) W 7-2 at Southern Miss W 9-3 at Montevallo L 5-3 South Alabama W 4-3 (10) Tennessee W 14-1 Ole Miss (DH) L 4-3 at Ole Miss (DH) L 5-4 (13) South Alabama W 3-2 Tennessee W 15-3 Ole Miss (DH) W 5-4 at Ole Miss (DH) W 8-6 Middle Tennessee State L 6-2 Memphis State W 3-0 Ole Miss W 17-10 at Ole Miss L 5-3 at Miss. State (DH) L 8-4 at Auburn (DH) L 8-7 (8) Columbus College W 18-12 Southeastern Louisiana W 13-0 at Miss. State (DH) L 5-3 at Auburn (DH) L 8-5 Columbus College W 15-9 UAB W 7-6 at Miss. State L 13-5 at Auburn W 14-9 at Auburn (DH) W 9-1 at Livingston L 3-2 Columbus College W 13-1 Clemson W 9-7 at Auburn (DH) W 6-4 at Huntingdon W 10-4 Columbus College L 5-4 Clemson W 7-1 at Auburn W 13-5 Miss. State (DH) L 4-3 Auburn (DH) W 10-3 Miss. State L 15-0 SEC Tournament (Starkville, Miss.) Miss. State (DH) W 9-4 Auburn (DH) W 6-5 Miss. State W 16-2 Florida W 15-2 Miss. State L 15-11 Auburn W 13-3 Miss. State W 12-6 Tennessee W 8-6 Montevallo W 11-7 Nicholls State W 5-3 SEC Playoffs (Gainesville, Fla) at Miss. State W 10-9 at Southern Miss L 9-3 Nicholls State L 8-6 Florida L 7-3 NCAA South Regional at LSU (DH) L 2-1 Western Kentucky W 9-1 Tennessee L 7-6 (Tallahassee, Fla.) at LSU (DH) L 4-3 at LSU L 6-4 Miami W 6-4 at LSU W 4-2 at LSU W 4-0 at Florida State W 7-5 at UAB L 12-2 at LSU W 18-10 Miami W 11-9 at Birmingham Southern L 6-3 SEC Tournament (Gainesville, College World Series at Auburn (DH) L 5-3 Fla.) (Omaha, Neb.) at Auburn (DH) L 8-5 at Florida L 3-2 Arizona State (ESPN) W 6-5 (11) at Auburn L 5-4 Kentucky L 3-2 # — Vince Barrentine tosses Michigan (ESPN) W 6-5 seven-inning no-hitter against the Texas (ESPN) L 6-4 (10) at Plainsman Park on Arizona State (ESPN) W 6-0 March 22, 1981. Texas (ESPN) L 4-3

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1984 - Won 35, Lost 18 1985 - Won 30, Lost 23 1986 - Won 43, Lost 20 NCAA Atlantic Regional (Miami) (12-10 SEC) (10-14) (18-9 SEC) South Carolina L 8-2 Navy W 4-1 Coach: Barry Shollenberger Coach: Barry Shollenberger Coach: Barry Shollenberger South Carolina W 8-7 SEC Tournament Participant Southern Miss W 11-1 SEC Runner-up Georgia Tech L 12-6 South Alabama W 3-1 Southern Miss W 4-3 (13) SEC Tournament Participant $ — Alabama played an exhibition South Alabama L 4-1 at South Alabama L 13-3 NCAA Atlantic Regional game with the Birmingham Barons Alabama Christian L 11-10 Jackson State (DH) L 5-3 Faulkner W 15-0 on April 7, 1986 at Sewell-Thomas at Jackson State W 9-4 #Jackson State (DH) W 9-0 Western Kentucky W 22-5 Stadium. The Tide won 11-8. On at South Alabama W 5-2 North Alabama L 4-3 Western Kentucky L 13-12 the Barons roster were Mike at South Alabama W 10-1 at Auburn (DH) L 4-2 Western Kentucky W 8-5 Yastremzski (2-for-4, 4 Runs), the at Southern Miss W 11-2 at Auburn (DH) W 4-2 at Jackson State W 8-6 son of Red Sox great Carl, and Ron at Southern Miss W 14-1 New Orleans W 13-0 at Southern Miss W 5-0 Karkovice and Bobby Thigpen (4.1 LSU (DH) W 10-1 New Orleans W 10-5 at Tennessee W 11-4 IP, 8 H, 9 R, 3 BB, 2 K). LSU (DH) W 3-2 LSU (DH) L 9-7 at Tennessee (DH) W 7-4 # — USA Diamond Club Classic LSU W 11-3 LSU (DH) W 5-1 at Tennessee (DH) L 3-2 (Mobile) *New York Yankees T 7-7 LSU W 8-3 Ferris State W 14-13 at New Orleans W 12-7 at Jackson State W 16-12 Samford W 9-6 at New Orleans W 12-3 at Jackson State W 22-3 Florida (DH) W 3-2 (12) 1987- Won 25, Lost 26 at Ole Miss (DH) W 5-2 (10) at Ole Miss (DH) W 8-5 Florida (DH) L 6-1 at Ole Miss (DH) W 3-0 at Ole Miss (DH) W 11-9 (9) Florida L 11-4 (11-14 SEC) Clemson W 8-4 at Ole Miss L 7-5 at UNLV L 10-9 Coach: Barry Shollenberger Clemson (DH) L 4-1 Alabama Christian W 12-6 at UNLV W 9-3 Western Kentucky L 10-4 Clemson (DH) W 3-1 at Miss. State W 7-4 at UNLV W 20-9 Western Kentucky W 6-5 Florida State (Dothan) L 18-16 at Miss. State (DH) L 17-10 at Kentucky (DH) W 14-12 (9) Samford W 10-1 Auburn (DH) W 6-0 at Miss. State (DH) L 11-5 at Kentucky (DH) W 19-7 (8) at South Alabama (DH) W 5-1 Auburn (DH) L 6-4 Alabama State W 6-1 at Kentucky W 8-5 at South Alabama (DH) L 9-8 (12) at Georgia Southern W 9-6 at UAB W 15-6 Kentucky W 8-2 UAB W 8-5 Alabama State W 10-1 at Georgia Southern W 35-11 at Kentucky L 12-8 Middle Tennessee State L 18-16 at Miss. State (DH) L 8-1 Tennessee (DH) W 6-3 at Kentucky W 8-6 (11) LSU L 6-5 (10) Tennessee (DH) W 4-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 5-2 (12) at Clemson L 16-8 LSU (DH) L 8-6 (9) at New Orleans L 10-5 at Miss. State L 10-3 at Clemson (DH) L 5-4 (8) LSU (DH) W 5-4 (9) at New Orleans L 6-5 (10) Memphis State W 14-4 at Clemson (DH) W 9-5 Jackson State W 8-5 at Florida (DH) (Sunshine) L 8-3 Memphis State W 18-8 Auburn (DH) W 3-2 Jackson State W 10-1 at Florida (DH) L 9-6 at Miami (Fla.) W 8-7 Auburn (DH) L 17-8 at UAB W 9-5 at Florida W 5-2 at Miami (Fla.) W 7-1 Auburn (WDBB) L 10-6 Southern Miss W 9-1 Jackson State W 9-2 at Miami (Fla.) L 8-3 at Alabama State W 13-4 Georgia (DH) W 8-4 Jackson State W 9-6 North Alabama W 6-2 at Alabama Christian W 8-4 Georgia (DH) W 9-2 Middle Tennessee State L 10-2 Huntingdon W 7-1 at LSU (DH) L 2-1 Georgia W 9-6 Kentucky (DH) L 7-4 at LSU (DH) W 5-3 at LSU (DH) L 3-1 $Birmingham Barons (EXH) W 11-8 Kentucky (DH) L 11-8 (8) at LSU (DH) L 3-0 at LSU L 15-6 #Miami L 14-0 Kentucky W 7-5 at LSU L 6-3 at Southern Miss W 12-4 #Auburn W 12-6 Southern Miss L 12-11 Southern Miss W 6-2 at Southern Miss W 17-9 at Vanderbilt (DH) L 9-3 at LSU (DH) W 1-0 Southern Miss W 14-4 Ole Miss (DH) L 4-2 at Vanderbilt (DH) L 9-4 at LSU (DH) L 4-3 Ole Miss (DH) W 1-0 Ole Miss (DH) W 8-6 at Vanderbilt L 8-7 North Alabama W 10-4 Ole Miss (DH) L 8-7 (8) Ole Miss (WDBB) W 10-7 North Alabama W 15-5 UAB (Rickwood Field) L 9-8 Ole Miss W 9-2 South Alabama W 12-11 UAB W 9-2 Central Florida (DH) W 12-1 Auburn (Rickwood Field) W 15-13 South Alabama L 8-2 Auburn (DH) W 5-0 Central Florida (DH) L 10-3 at Memphis State L 11-8 Miss. State (DH) W 6-5 (10) Auburn (DH) W 3-1 Central Florida W 16-5 Jackson State L 3-2 (11) at Memphis State W 18-5 Miss. State (DH) L 14-4 Auburn W 5-1 at Georgia (DH) L 3-2 at Auburn (DH) L 3-2 Miss. State (ESPN) L 6-4 Huntingdon W 3-2 (10) at Auburn (DH) L 2-1 at Georgia (DH) L 9-8 Tennessee (Joe Davis Stadium)W 7-4 at Ole Miss (DH) W 6-3 at Georgia L 8-7 (12) at Auburn W 6-2 Auburn (Dothan) L 10-6 at Ole Miss (DH) W 3-1 Alcorn State W 15-5 *Tennessee W 8-4 Miami (Dothan) L 14-10 at Ole Miss W 18-6 Alcorn State L 6-5 Miss. State (ESPN) L 8-4 Miami W 12-6 South Alabama L 6-2 Vanderbilt (DH) W 5-4 Miss. State (DH) W 4-3 Miami (WDBB) W 11-7 South Alabama W 3-0 Vanderbilt (DH) W 9-3 Miss. State (DH) W 10-5 # — Gordie Hershiser, Paul Mirocke Auburn (at Dothan) L 10-1 Vanderbilt W 10-2 SEC Tournament (Gainesville, Fla.) and Greg Hibbard combine on Miss. State (DH) W 7-5 South Alabama W 6-2 at Florida L 5-3 seven-inning no-hitter in the sec- Miss. State (DH) W 4-2 South Alabama W 16-6 Kentucky L 8-4 (10) ond game of a doubleheader versus Miss. State L 8-5 at Auburn (DH) L 7-2 * — The New York Yankees and Jackson State on Feb. 27, 1985. Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium)W 13-5 at Auburn (DH) W 7-4 Alabama played to a 7-7 tie in an SEC Tournament at Auburn L 9-4 exhibition game at Sewell-Thomas (Baton Rouge, La.) Faulkner W 15-4 Field. Craig Shipley’s RBI double Auburn W 8-7 (11) Ole Miss (DH) L 5-2 tied the game for the Tide in the LSU L 10-7 Ole Miss (DH) W 4-1 8th inning. Dave Winfield belted a Georgia L 6-4 Ole Miss W 2-1 solo home run and Ken Griffey, Sr., *at LSU (DH) W 5-2 at Southern Miss L 6-2 added an RBI double for the *at LSU (DH) L 4-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 10-3 Yankees. Dave Righetti threw one *at LSU W 8-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 4-1 scoreless inning of relief. at Miss. State L 7-2 * — Engle Stadium, Chattanooga Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium) L 6-0

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1988 - Won 27, Lost 26 1989 - Won 32, Lost 24 1990 - Won 34, Lost 21 1991 - Won 42, Lost 20 (9-17 SEC) (15-11 SEC) (10-13 SEC) (14-11 SEC) Coach: Barry Shollenberger Coach: Barry Shollenberger Coach: Barry Shollenberger Coach: Barry Shollenberger Western Kentucky W 7-0 SEC Tournament Participant Augusta College (DH) W 11-9 SEC Tournament Participant Western Kentucky W 9-3 at West Florida L 3-1 Augusta College (DH) W 15-7 NCAA Atlantic Regional Samford W 8-1 at West Florida W 10-9 Radford (DH) W 5-1 Alcorn State W 8-2 Alabama State W 12-2 UAB L 10-1 Radford (DH) W 13-3 UAB W 8-5 Indiana State W 18-6 South Alabama W 4-3 at UAB L 4-3 at South Alabama L 10-8 Indiana State W 9-4 South Alabama L 8-6 (10) *South Carolina W 6-4 at South Alabama W 4-3 Alcorn State W 11-3 Faulkner L 11-4 *Western Michigan W 20-7 at UAB W 9-1 Alcorn State W 8-0 Tennessee State W 4-1 *at South Florida L 7-3 Tennessee Tech (DH) W 3-1 Morehead State W 9-0 Tennessee State W 21-1 UAB L 9-5 Tennessee Tech (DH) W 8-0 Morehead State W 3-2 South Carolina W 12-5 Ohio State W 9-0 Illinois State (DH) W 8-6 at Tennessee (DH) L 8-0 Tennessee (DH) W 5-4 Ohio State W 5-4 Illinois State (DH) W 8-7 at Tennessee (DH) W 5-2 Tennessee (DH) W 9-1 West Virginia W 5-2 Northeast Louisiana W 9-0 at Tennessee L 6-1 Tennessee W 7-0 Ohio State W 11-0 Ohio State L 12-6 at UNLV L 6-2 *Indiana L 10-7 West Virginia L 11-2 Furman W 6-5 at UNLV L 12-6 *Maine W 6-1 #Murray State W 3-0 at UNLV L 6-4 *Maine L 5-2 Michigan State W 10-3 Louisville W 15-9 Florida (DH) L 2-1 at Florida (DH) L 5-2 Michigan State (DH) W 4-1 Louisville W 7-4 Florida (DH) L 6-0 at Florida (DH) W 7-5 Michigan State (DH) W 5-3 at Florida (DH) W 7-4 Florida L 4-0 at Florida (SportsChannel) L 27-3 Georgia Southern L 5-3 at Florida (DH) L 4-0 Samford W 9-6 #Towson State W 5-0 Georgia Southern W 8-7 Eastern Kentucky W 3-0 Middle Tennessee State L 5-3 #Georgia Southern L 4-2 Miss. State (DH) W 7-4 Arkansas State W 12-3 Middle Tennessee State W 9-4 Kentucky (DH) L 6-4 Miss. State (DH) L 4-2 Arkansas State W 14-3 at Kentucky (DH) L 3-2 Kentucky (DH) W 5-4 (11) Miss. State L 10-6 at Miss. State (DH) L 8-1 at Kentucky (DH) W 6-4 Kentucky L 9-6 Middle Tennessee State L 10-4 at Miss. State (DH) L 2-0 at Kentucky L 9-5 Columbus College (DH) W 7-1 Middle Tennessee State W 6-5 at Miss. State W 14-11 Jackson State W 7-1 Columbus College (DH) L 3-1 at Tennessee (DH) W 7-4 Illinois L 4-1 Jackson State L 4-3 Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium) L 21-9 at Tennessee (DH) L 3-0 Illinois W 1-0 LSU (DH) L 3-1 at LSU (DH) (SportsChannel) L 13-6 at Tennessee W 7-2 Tennessee (DH) W 11-8 LSU (DH) L 6-1 at LSU (DH) L 14-6 at Middle Tennessee State L 5-4 (10) Tennessee (DH) L 3-1 LSU L 7-3 at LSU L 12-1 at Samford W 11-2 Tennessee W 8-1 #at South Alabama L 13-2 !at South Alabama L 15-10 Auburn-Montgomery W 3-2 Middle Tennessee State W 4-3 #Old Dominion W 10-4 !Houston L 8-4 at Ole Miss W 2-0 Middle Tennessee State W 11-6 Georgia (DH) L 5-1 at Georgia (DH) L 5-2 at Ole Miss (DH) W 9-0 Ole Miss (DH) W 4-3 Georgia (DH) W 8-5 at Georgia (DH) W 5-3 at Ole Miss (DH) L 6-1 Ole Miss (DH) W 10-1 Georgia L 8-7 Samford W 7-0 Alcorn State W 19-1 Ole Miss (SportsChannel) W 4-3 Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium)L 3-1 (11) Middle Tennessee State W 5-2 Alcorn State W 5-3 *Murray State (DH) W 12-5 South Alabama W 4-3 Middle Tennessee State W 4-0 Georgia L 9-2 Murray State (DH) W 7-5 South Alabama L 9-5 Vanderbilt (DH) (SportsChannel) L 8-7 Georgia (DH) L 4-3 (8) at Georgia (DH) W 5-4 at Vanderbilt (DH) L 8-4 Vanderbilt (DH) W 6-3 Georgia (DH) L 11-9 at Vanderbilt (DH) W 4-3 Vanderbilt W 5-3 UAB (Hoover Met) L 6-4 (10) at Georgia (DH) W 4-0 at Vanderbilt L 27-8 Samford W 13-7 at Auburn (DH) (SportsChannel) L 7-6 at Georgia W 7-3 at Middle Tennessee State W 3-2 Alcorn State W 14-1 at Auburn (DH) L 2-0 Samford W 16-4 at Middle Tennessee State L 9-4 Alcorn State W 14-7 at Auburn L 9-5 Auburn (DH) L 19-11 Auburn (DH) W 12-2 at Auburn (DH) W 7-5 (12) Auburn (Paterson Field) W 9-2 Auburn (DH) L 17-8 Auburn (DH) W 7-6 at Auburn (DH) L 2-0 Huntingdon W 7-1 Auburn W 7-6 Auburn W 6-1 at Auburn W 9-7 LSU (DH) (SportsChannel) L 7-4 Auburn (Paterson Field) L 11-2 at Ole Miss (DH) L 4-1 Auburn-Montgomery W 14-3 LSU (DH) W 12-5 at LSU (DH) L 15-4 at Ole Miss (DH) W 12-2 at UAB (Hoover Met) W 14-3 LSU L 8-5 at LSU (DH) W 8-6 at Ole Miss W 11-6 Ole Miss (DH) W 11-1 Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium)W 11-8 at LSU L 11-6 Miss. State (DH) L 7-6 Ole Miss (DH) W 7-3 West Florida W 9-5 Samford W 3-1 Miss. State (DH) W 6-3 Ole Miss W 4-3 at Kentucky (DH) W 12-6 Kentucky (DH) L 9-5 Miss. State L 5-2 Auburn (Dothan) W 8-6 at Kentucky (DH) W 7-5 Kentucky (DH) L 4-3 # — Diamond Club Classic (Mobile) at Miss. State (DH) W 15-8 at Kentucky W 6-2 South Alabama L 7-5 *Alabama failed to score for 24 at Miss. State (DH) L 4-3 (8) Vanderbilt (DH) W 11-1 at Vanderbilt L 7-6 innings in a span of four games at Miss. State W 5-4 (15) Vanderbilt (DH) L 6-2 at Vanderbilt (DH) W 11-4 against Florida and Samford (Mar. SEC Tournament (Gainesville, Fla.) * — USF Invitational (Tampa, Fla.) at Vanderbilt (DH) W 9-5 19-22). at Florida L 7-6 # — Coach Barry Shollenberger Troy State W 15-7 Miss. State L 11-10 became Alabama’s all-time win- SEC Tournament *—Baseball City Stadium (Haines ningest baseball coach at Alabama. (Baton Rouge, La.) City, Florida) Miss. State L 15-10 !—Diamond Club Classic (Mobile) Florida L 4-3 #—Alabama hosted Towson State and Georgia Southern in a day-night doubleheader on March 21, 1989. *Alabama suffered a school-record eight-game losing streak from March 28-April 9, 1989.

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NCAA Atlantic Regional at Arkansas (DH) W 4-3 at Auburn W 11-0 Samford W 10-2 (Tallahassee, Fla.) at Arkansas L 7-3 at Auburn L 2-1 Auburn (Paterson Field) L 8-7 Florida International W 5-1 Auburn (DH) W 7-6 SEC Tournament at Arkansas L 6-5 St. John’s W 5-2 Auburn (DH) L 5-2 (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) at Arkansas L 14-6 at Florida State L 5-2 Auburn L 9-7 Auburn L 13-4 at Arkansas L 7-3 Georgia Tech W 8-4 * — Center fielder Brad Oliver and Ole Miss L 5-2 Radford W 19-5 at Florida State L 6-5 shortstop Juan DeBrand each hit a * — Alabama second baseman Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium) W 6-5 * — Mick Kerns is the only player grand slam in the Tide’s 15-1 rout Frank Menechino became the first Auburn L 5-4 in Alabama history to record an over MTSU (March 15). Oliver’s player in school history to hit for Auburn L 6-3 inside-the-park grand slam as the grand slam came in the third inning the cycle against South Alabama on SEC Tournament (Oxford, Miss) Crimson Tide defeated Murray while DeBrand hit his in the sev- Feb. 21, 1993. LSU L 3-2 State in game one of a DH at enth inning. This is the only time # — John Collins, Brett at Ole Miss L 5-4 (11) Sewell-Thomas Stadium (April 10). two players have hit grand slams in Sullenberger and Al Drumheller * — Winn Dixie Showdown VII the same game. combined on a rain-shortened per- (Superdome) fect game against South Florida in # — Lake Area Classic (Lake Charles) 1992 - Won 34, Lost 21 Tampa on March 31, 1993. (8-16 SEC) 1993 - Won 27, Lost 25 (9-15 SEC) Coach: Barry Shollenberger 1994 - Won 21, Lost 35 Morehead State W 13-2 Coach: Barry Shollenberger Morehead State W 10-1 SEC Tournament Participant (4-22 SEC) Alcorn State W 8-4 at South Alabama L 4-3 Coach: Barry Shollenberger Alcorn State W 25-4 *at South Alabama W 21-6 SEC Tournament Participant Louisville W 4-2 South Alabama L 6-5 *New Orleans W 3-0 Louisville W 11-9 South Alabama W 5-4 *Tulane L 7-3 Louisville W 13-6 Texas Christian L 13-6 *LSU L 3-0 UAB W 6-1 Texas Christian L 16-7 #at McNeese State L 7-6 at Samford L 5-4 (10) Georgia State W 11-3 #Lamar L 3-2 Northeast Illinois W 2-1 Louisiana Tech W 8-5 #Tulane L 2-1 Northeast Illinois W 6-5 Richmond L 11-5 Austin Peay (DH) W 11-1 Northeast Illinois W 9-7 Richmond L 10-4 Austin Peay (DH) W 4-2 Richmond W 17-4 at West Florida W 4-1 Georgia State W 18-3 1995 - Won 42, Lost 23 Georgia State W 16-4 Middle Tennessee State W 6-4 at West Florida L 5-0 Northern Illinois W 12-1 Middle Tennessee State W 12-7 St. Louis W 14-0 (18-11 SEC) Middle Tennessee State L 9-7 Michigan L 4-2 Notre Dame W 5-2 Coach: Jim Wells *Middle Tennessee State W 15-1 Michigan W 7-6 Notre Dame L 5-4 SEC West Tournament Champions Siena W 18-0 Michigan L 8-5 Notre Dame L 10-7 NCAA East Regional Runner-up Siena W 9-7 Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium) W 6-5 Louisville W 11-2 Middle Tennessee State W 2-1 (11) at Kentucky (DH) L 6-4 Kentucky (DH) L 6-3 Butler W 8-6 Middle Tennessee State W 6-2 at Kentucky (DH) L 6-5 Kentucky (DH) L 7-4 Butler W 10-1 Troy State W 2-1 at Kentucky L 6-5 Kentucky W 8-7 Michigan State (DH) W 11-1 Northeast Louisiana W 8-5 Murray State W 11-2 at South Florida (SportsChannel) L 11-6 Michigan State (DH) L 3-1 Northeast Louisiana W 7-0 Murray State W 5-1 #at South Florida (6) W 2-0 Michigan State W 5-1 Northeast Louisiana L 8-6 (13) Auburn (Paterson Field) W 7-1 at Vanderbilt (DH) (SportSouth)W 6-4 at South Carolina W 8-4 Samford W 11-4 Vanderbilt (DH) W 6-5 at Vanderbilt (DH) (SportSouth)W 8-6 at South Carolina L 10-0 Penn State L 4-3 Vanderbilt (DH) L 4-3 at Vanderbilt L 7-5 at South Carolina L 3-2 Penn State W 4-3 Vanderbilt L 19-16 at Middle Tennessee State W 8-5 at South Florida L 4-3 Penn State W 8-0 at Tampa W 11-10 UAB L 9-8 at South Florida (SportsChannel)L 5-2 West Florida W 10-2 at Georgia (DH) L 16-4 at UAB W 4-2 at Florida L 2-1 #at Texas A&M L 6-2 at Georgia (DH) W 5-2 Georgia (DH) W 7-0 at Florida (SportsChannel) L 12-5 #New Mexico W 3-1 at Georgia L 4-0 Georgia (DH) L 3-1 at Florida L 8-6 #Illinois W 6-2 Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium) L 7-5 Georgia L 4-3 Alcorn State W 18-4 #New Mexico W 15-3 Miss. State W 11-10 (14) Murray State W 13-5 Tennessee L 6-4 #Illinois W 10-3 Miss. State (DH) L 8-6 Murray State W 12-3 Tennessee L 6-2 #at Texas A&M L 5-4 Miss. State (DH) L 15-2 at Miss. State (DH) L 7-4 Tennessee L 2-1 Western Michigan W 3-2 Tennessee Tech W 10-4 at Miss. State (DH) L 2-0 Tennessee Tech W 12-0 Western Michigan L 4-2 Tennessee Tech W 3-2 at Miss. State L 9-3 Troy State (Dothan) W 6-4 Western Michigan W 15-3 at Ole Miss (DH) L 6-1 Ole Miss W 3-2 (13) Miss. State (DH) L 4-3 South Alabama L 8-7 at Ole Miss (DH) W 6-2 Ole Miss L 6-2 Miss. State (DH) L 9-7 South Alabama W 5-0 at Ole Miss L 7-2 Ole Miss L 6-3 Miss. State L 12-8 South Carolina W 9-2 Samford L 9-5 at Samford W 4-2 at UAB W 3-2 South Carolina L 12-5 at UAB W 6-0 Troy State (Dothan) W 6-5 at Ole Miss W 3-2 South Carolina W 5-4 LSU (DH) (SportsChannel) L 10-0 at LSU W 3-1 at Ole Miss (JP/SportSouth) L 6-5 Auburn (Hoover Met) L 6-2 LSU (DH) (SportsChannel) L 8-7 Arkansas (DH) W 4-2 at Ole Miss L 18-6 Florida W 5-4 LSU W 7-5 Arkansas (DH) L 8-1 UAB W 2-1 (11) Florida W 16-4 Western Kentucky W 7-6 Arkansas W 10-1 LSU L 13-7 Florida W 5-4 (10) West Florida W 8-5 at Western Kentucky W 13-11 LSU L 10-6 Auburn (Joe Davis Stadium) L 10-8 at Arkansas (DH) W 11-2 Auburn (Paterson Field) L 11-3 LSU W 7-5 *Samford W 15-2

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at Tennessee W 8-2 UNC Greensboro L 13-8 1997 - Won 56, Lost 14 NCAA South II Regional at Tennessee L 5-1 UNC Greensboro W 9-3 (20-9 SEC) (Tuscaloosa) UNC Greensboro W 12-3 at Tennessee W 6-3 Coach: Jim Wells Troy State W 8-5 at Samford W 5-4 UAB L 6-0 SEC Tournament Champions Wichita State W 6-2 at Georgia L 11-1 at Miss. State W 8-2 NCAA South II Regional Champions North Carolina State W 6-3 at Miss. State L 1-0 at Georgia W 9-6 Southern California W 9-8 (10) at Georgia W 6-4 (12) College World Series Runner-up at Miss. State L 3-2 Marshall W 8-2 College World Series West Alabama (DH) W 6-4 Murray State L 6-3 (Omaha, Neb) Murray State W 9-3 Marshall W 17-4 West Alabama (DH) W 4-3 Marshall W 16-0 Miss. State (ESPN) W 3-2 Ole Miss W 5-4 Florida (DH) L 9-8 Miami (ESPN) L 6-1 Florida (DH) W 3-2 Louisiana Tech W 9-3 Ole Miss L 10-2 Louisiana Tech W 13-7 Miss. State (ESPN 2) W 9-5 Ole Miss L 8-5 Florida W 8-4 Miami (ESPN) W 8-6 Eastern Kentucky W 10-2 Michigan W 21-3 at Notre Dame (SportsChannel) L 5-3 Michigan W 19-3 Miami (ESPN) W 8-2 at Notre Dame W 9-1 Eastern Kentucky L 8-7 (10) LSU (CBS) L 13-6 Tennessee W 2-0 Michigan W 22-7 at LSU W 4-0 *Alabama sets school record with Tennessee L 6-2 Middle Tennessee State W 12-5 at LSU W 7-6 (11) 15 consecutive wins to open the Tennessee W 5-4 Illinois W 9-2 at LSU L 8-6 at South Alabama W 1-0 Illinois W 5-3 1997 season. The previous record Arkansas L 12-4 at Vanderbilt L 5-0 Illinois W 6-5 (6, Rain) was 11 wins to open the 1988 Arkansas (SportSouth) L 9-3 at Vanderbilt W 14-13 Duquesne W 11-0 campaign. Arkansas W 7-4 at Vanderbilt W 14-11 Georgia W 15-6 *Alabama advances to the College at UAB W 10-6 Auburn (Paterson Field) W 2-0 * Georgia W 10-6 World Series for the second con- Auburn (Paterson Field) W 10-5 at Kentucky W 17-4 Georgia L 11-6 secutive year, the first time in at Auburn L 3-1 at Kentucky (SportSouth) L 3-2 Winthrop W 7-2 school history the Tide has played at Auburn W 7-4 at Kentucky W 4-1 Winthrop W 9-7 in back-to-back CWS tournaments. SEC West Division Tournament UAB W 17-6 at Florida W 6-4 (10) *Alabama also became the first team (Starkville) Miss. State W 3-1 at Florida (Sports Channel) W 13-9 in CWS history to be the No. 1 seed LSU W 8-7 Miss. State W 5-4 at Florida L 9-4 two years in a row. Alabama was Arkansas L 5-2 Miss. State L 5-1 UAB W 11-2 also the CWS No. 1 seed in 1996. at Miss. State W 6-3 at UAB W 12-5 at Tennessee W 3-2 Arkansas W 7-6 Ole Miss L 3-1 at Tennessee L 8-7 LSU W 9-8 Ole Miss L 8-3 at Tennessee L 9-2 1998 - Won 46, Lost 18 Ole Miss W 9-5 NCAA East Regional at Southern Miss W 19-14 (19-9 SEC) Birmingham Southern W 8-2 (Clemson, SC) Vanderbilt W 8-2 Coach: Jim Wells Samford W 8-2 Winthrop L 4-0 Vanderbilt W 6-3 NCAA West Regional Runner-up at LSU L 8-6 Navy W 6-0 Houston W 15-5 at LSU W 17-4 Vanderbilt W 14-2 Richmond W 11-4 South Alabama W 9-8 Houston W 4-2 Winthrop W 14-0 at LSU W 12-5 at Arkansas L 9-3 at Middle Tennessee State W 9-6 Houston W 8-4 Clemson L 7-4 Kentucky W 10-3 Nicholls State W 5-3 # — Continental Aggie Classic at Arkansas W 7-3 at Arkansas W 3-2 Kentucky L 9-2 Nicholls State W 12-3 (College Station, TX) Kentucky W 9-5 Arkansas-Little Rock W 6-3 * — Jim Wells becomes winningest Auburn W 1-0 Auburn (Hoover Met) W 7-1 Southern Miss W 14-6 Arkansas-Little Rock W 4-1 first-year coach in school history as UAB (Hoover Met) L 10-2 Arkansas-Little Rock W 20-3 (7) Alabama defeats Samford on April Auburn W 4-0 SEC Tournament (Hoover) at Auburn (Fox SportSouth) L 13-8 Louisiana Tech W 23-3 5, 1995 at Sewell-Thomas Kentucky W 3-2 at Auburn W 22-7 Louisiana Tech W 5-3 Stadium. It was Wells’ 22nd win for Tennessee W 3-1 (14) at Auburn W 12-11 (11) at Cal-State Fullerton L 6-2 the Tide. The previous rookie win Florida L 7-3 at South Alabama L 8-7 at Cal-State Fullerton L 5-4 record was 21 set by JWH Pollard Kentucky W 16-8 at Samford W 4-2 at Cal-State Fullerton W 6-5 in 1907. Florida (SportSouth) W 10-5 at Miss. State L 11-10 (10) Mercer W 15-3 Florida (SportSouth) W 15-5 at Miss. State L 9-7 Mercer W 12-3 1996 - Won 50, Lost 19 NCAA South I Regional (Tuscaloosa) at Miss. State W 6-3 Florida W 8-1 (20-10) Princeton W 19-2 West Alabama (DH) W 10-9 Florida (ACN) W 12-7 (7, Rain) Coach: Jim Wells South Alabama W 9-3 West Alabama (DH) W 15-4 at Georgia W 5-4 SEC Champions Stetson W 3-1 Arkansas W 11-10 at Georgia L 8-5 SEC Tournament Champions Virginia W 18-8 Arkansas W 13-2 at Georgia W 16-7 NCAA South I Regional Champions College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Samford W 4-3 Eastern Illinois W 22-1 College World Series Participant Oklahoma State (ESPN) W 7-5 at Ole Miss (DH) W 8-2 West Alabama W 15-4 #Georgia Tech (SportSouth) W 7-2 Miami (ESPN) L 15-1 at Ole Miss (DH) W 14-7 at South Carolina L 3-1 #Wake Forest W 10-7 Clemson (ESPN) L 14-13 at Ole Miss W 9-5 at South Carolina W 11-0 #North Carolina L 7-6 # — Olive Garden Classic LSU W 6-4 at South Carolina L 11-10 (11) Centenary W 6-5 (Kissimmee, Florida) LSU W 28-2 Southern Miss W 13-3 Centenary W 9-2 * — Alabama hosted its first-ever LSU L 6-4 Mississippi State W 12-10 (10) Centenary W 6-1 NCAA Regional at Sewell-Thomas SEC Tournament (Columbus, Ga.) Mississippi State W 4-2 Middle Tennessee State L 4-3 Stadium and was the No. 1 seed at Miss. State W 16-3 Mississippi State L 13-7 at Northeast Louisiana W 8-2 the six-team, double-elimination Florida W 13-6 Samford W 15-4 at Northeast Louisiana W 7-1 tournament. The Crimson Tide LSU L 12-7 at Arkansas L 11-8 at Northeast Louisiana L 5-3 posted a 4-0 record en route to its Florida W 6-3 at Arkansas W 9-1 Radford W 6-1 first trip to the College World Series LSU (Fox SportSouth) W 12-2 at Arkansas W 5-3 Radford W 19-4 since 1983.

142 Alabama All-Time Results (continued) North Alabama W 4-1 Georgia (ACN) W 9-8 2000 - Won 41, Lost 24 NCAA Regionals Tennessee W 4-2 Kansas State (ACN) W 27-5 (16-14 SEC) (Palo Alto, California) Tennessee (FOX SportSouth) W 16-12 Kansas State (ACN) W 9-8 Nevada W 8-2 Coach: Jim Wells Tennessee W 9-6 at Auburn (ACN) L 15-4 at Stanford L 8-6 NCAA Regional Participant at South Alabama (Comcast) W 10-9 at Auburn (ACN) L 10-2 Nevada W 6-5 BYU W 11-1 at Troy State L 8-4 at Auburn (ACN) W 10-4 at Stanford W 14-9 BYU (CSSE) L 8-3 at LSU L 6-5 at Jacksonville State L 5-3 at Stanford L 16-6 BYU W 9-6 at LSU (DH) L 7-3 Jacksonville State W 3-0 ^ — The South Carolina game Louisiana Tech W 12-5 at LSU (DH) W 4-2 South Carolina (ACN) W 13-8 snapped the Alabama record and #at New Orleans L 4-3 South Alabama W 6-2 South Carolina (ACN) W 14-5 SEC record 273-game scoring #at Tulane L 11-7 at UAB L 4-3 South Carolina (ACN) L 12-4 streak, dating back to the 1995 #Auburn W 7-2 Ole Miss W 10-7 Northwestern State W 8-6 season. Georgia Southern W 12-4 Ole Miss L 8-6 at Miss. State W 6-4 + — Junior Sam Bozanich sets the Georgia Southern W 9-3 Ole Miss W 5-2 at Miss. State L 5-4 single-season record for home runs Central Florida L 8-5 UAB W 4-0 at Miss. State L 10-9 by a second baseman with his 14th Central Florida W 18-4 at Vanderbilt W 15-2 at UAB W 30-4 and 15th home runs against Central Florida W 10-5 at Vanderbilt L 11-6 LSU (ACN) W 10-3 Samford. The previous record was Austin Peay W 5-4 at Vanderbilt W 9-8 LSU (FOX) L 9-8 14 held by Joe Caruso (1997). UAB W 12-8 Auburn W 9-7 LSU (ACN) W 9-4 * — Darren Wood hits for the cycle Purdue (CSSE) L 10-9 Auburn L 15-4 South Alabama W 7-6 in Alabama’s 14-0 win at LSU on Purdue (CSSE) W 9-4 Auburn W 10-4 Arkansas (ACN) W 8-3 the final day of the regular season. Purdue (CSSE) W 5-0 SEC Tournament Arkansas (ACN) W 15-8 Wood’s cycle is the second of his at Samford W 6-4 (Hoover, Alabama) Arkansas (ACN) W 9-8 career and fourth in school history. Kentucky (DH) W 5-4 Auburn L 11-8 UAB W 22-5 $ — Alabama hit grand slams on Kentucky (DH) W 6-5 Kentucky W 8-3 at Ole Miss (ACN) L 6-2 three consecutive days at the 2000 Kentucky L 11-10 Florida (FOX SportSouth) W 3-2 at Ole Miss W 8-4 Palo Alto Regional. Ben King (May South Alabama (CSSE) W 4-1 Auburn (FOX SportSouth) W 4-3 at Ole Miss L 10-3 26) opened the tournament with a at Georgia (Comcast) L 9-6 Auburn L 9-1 Vanderbilt (ACN) W 9-3 grand slam against Nevada and at Georgia (Comcast) L 12-5 NCAA West Regional Vanderbilt (ACN) W 22-13 Scott McClanahan (May 27) and at Georgia (Comcast) L 8-7 (Palo Alto, California) Vanderbilt (ACN) W 14-5 Jeremy Brown (May 28) each hit Southern Miss W 6-5 (10) Minnesota W 8-2 at Florida (Sunshine) W 12-10 (10) one against Stanford. It marked Miss. State (CSSE) W 9-6 North Carolina State L 13-10 at Florida (FOX) W 4-3 the first time in school history the Miss. State L 11-10 Loyola Marymount W 13-5 at Florida W 11-8 Crimson Tide hit a grand slam on Miss. State (CSSE) W 13-11 North Carolina State W 9-2 SEC Tournament three consecutive days. @at South Alabama (Comcast)W 8-2 Long Beach State L 5-3 (Hoover, Alabama) Jacksonville State L 8-5 Ole Miss (ACN) W 7-6 at South Carolina L 4-1 Miss. State (ACN) W 4-3 2001 - Won 32, Lost 23 ^at South Carolina L 2-0 1999 - Won 53, Lost 16 Miss. State (FOX) W 12-11 at South Carolina L 3-1 (15-15 SEC) Arkansas (FOX) W 9-3 (21-9 SEC) at West Alabama W 20-3 Coach: Jim Wells NCAA Regional Coach: Jim Wells Tennessee (CSSE) W 7-6 (11) Oklahoma (CSSE) W 10-8 (DH) (Tuscaloosa, Alabama) SEC Tournament Champions Tennessee L 21-9 Oklahoma (CSSE) W 5-0 (DH) Navy W 16-3 NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Champs Tennessee (CSSE) L 12-5 Oklahoma (CSSE) W 6-5 Southern Miss W 10-4 NCAA Super Regional Champions at Southern Miss (Comcast)W 8-6 (11) Nicholls State L 5-3 Southern Miss W 7-6 Third Place at College World Series at Arkansas W 6-5 Nicholls State W 12-2 NCAA Super Regional at Houston W 5-1 at Arkansas (FOX Sports Net)W 8-7 Miami, Ohio W 13-2 (DH) (Tuscaloosa, Alabama) at Houston L 9-5 (10) at Arkansas W 9-8 Miami, Ohio W 2-1 (DH) LSU (ACN) W 13-6 at Houston L 5-2 Northwestern State W 19-4 Miami, Ohio W 9-2 LSU (ACN) W 13-5 Samford W 3-1 Ole Miss (CSSE) W 15-7 South Alabama (CSSE) W 6-5 College World Series Arkansas State W 3-2 Ole Miss (CSSE) W 12-7 at Central Florida L 5-1 (Omaha, Nebraska) Arkansas State L 8-4 Ole Miss (CSSE) L 9-8 at Central Florida L 5-2 Oklahoma State (ESPN) W 11-3 Arkansas State W 13-5 +Samford W 12-2 at Central Florida L 4-3 Miami (ESPN) L 8-1 Troy State (DH) W 4-2 at Vanderbilt W 11-2 Austin Peay W 12-7 Rice (ESPN2) W 6-5 Troy State (DH) W 5-4 at Vanderbilt W 10-4 *Winthrop W 12-0 (DH) Miami (ESPN2) L 5-2 Cal State Fullerton (ACN) L 5-2 at Vanderbilt W 14-4 Winthrop W 11-5 (DH) *Darren Wood hit for the cycle Cal State Fullerton (ACN) W 5-4 Auburn (CSSE) W 3-2 Winthrop L 4-3 (10) against Southern Miss (March 9, Cal State Fullerton (ACN) W 7-6 Auburn (FOX Sports Net) L 6-3 Louisiana Tech W 13-1 1999). Austin Peay W 6-3 Auburn (CSSE) W 13-4 Vanderbilt L 12-4 *Andy Phillips hit for the cycle Niagara (ACN) W 14-3 at LSU (CSSE) L 11-4 Vanderbilt W 16-4 against Kansas State (March 23, Niagara W 19-2 at LSU L 6-4 Vanderbilt L 7-6 (10) 1999). Niagara W 27-0 *at LSU (GSN) W 14-0 at Kentucky W 3-1 *Alabama slugged an NCAA record- Southern Miss W 5-3 SEC Tournament (Hoover) at Kentucky W 15-1 tying 13 home runs in a 30-4 win at Tennessee W 12-7 Miss. State (CSSE) W 9-3 at Kentucky W 26-7 at UAB (April 14, 1999). at Tennessee (DH) W 12-5 LSU (CSSE) L 18-12 Birmingham Southern (CSSE)W 9-1 *School-record 16-game winning at Tennessee (DH) L 21-9 Georgia (FOX Sports Net)W 12-4 (7) at Ole Miss L 6-3 streak from May 6-June 11, 1999. West Alabama W 4-2 LSU (FOX Sports Net) L 6-5 at Ole Miss L 8-7 Georgia (ACN) W 8-2 at Ole Miss L 11-9 Georgia (ACN) W 4-2 at Louiaiana Tech L 7-2

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South Carolina (Comcast) W 12-1 at Arkansas W 4-1 SE Missouri State W 9-4 2004 - Won 29, Lost 26 South Carolina (FOX) W 13-2 & Oklahama W 17-3 Miss. Valley State W 21-0 (10-20 SEC) South Carolina (CSSE) W 7-5 at South Carolina W 10-6 (13) Rhode Island W 9-2 Coach: Jim Wells Southern Miss (CSSE) W 8-4 at South Carolina L 9-6 Rhode Island W 9-2 New Orleans W 4-1 Georgia (CSSE) W 9-3 at South Carolina L 4-3 Rhode Island L 7-6 New Orleans L 2-1 Georgia (CSSE) W 9-3 Southern Mississippi W 4-3 Belmont W 18-4 New Orleans W 12-11 Georgia (CSSE) L 8-1 Austin Peay W 12-10 Massachusetts W 16-2 at Jacksonville State L 4-3 UAB L 10-6 Florida W 4-1 Massachusetts W 6-3 Cincinnati W 6-3 at UAB (Comcast) L 6-5 Florida W 7-2 Massachusetts W 12-0 Cincinnati W 12-0 at Tennessee W 11-3 Florida W 6-5 Louisiana Tech W 6-3 Cincinnati W 3-2 at Tennessee L 7-6 at UAB W 5-3 Georgia W 8-7 SE Louisiana W 13-3 at Tennessee L 8-7 at Kentucky W 11-9 Georgia W 12-2 SE Louisiana W 6-1 West Alabama W 8-5 at Kentucky W 10-1 Georgia W 7-5 SE Louisiana W 8-2 at Auburn (CSSE) L 5-4 (10) at Kentucky W 15-4 (8) at Samford W 3-2 UAB W 5-3 at Auburn (FOX) L 7-5 Samford W 14-7 at (21) Florida W 8-3 *Louisiana Tech L 6-1 at Auburn (CSSE) L 10-5 Ole Miss L 4-3 at (21) Florida (Sunshine) L 6-1 *at Centenary W 12-0 Samford W 10-3 Ole Miss W 12-2 at (21) Florida (Sunshine) L 6-5 *Kansas State L 2-1 LSU (CSSE) L 4-2 Ole Miss L 5-2 at UAB W 15-8 (18) Southern Miss W 9-3 LSU (CSSE) L 8-7 at Jacksonville State W 11-10 (12) LSU W 4-2 SE Missouri State W 10-1 LSU (CSSE) L 8-3 Auburn W 8-6 (Comcast) (12) LSU L 10-6 SE Missouri State W 2-0 Jacksonville State W 17-0 Auburn W 6-5 (FOX) (12) LSU (Jumbo, CSS) L 11-10 SE Missouri State W 20-0 at Mississippi State W 8-1 Auburn W 7-0 West Alabama L 9-7 at Birmingham Southern L 4-3 at Mississippi State L 3-2 UAB W 8-1 at (6) Auburn L 10-4 at (35) Georgia (CSS) L 5-4 at Mississippi State W 7-1 at Georgia L 5-0 at (6) Auburn W 3-2 at (35) Georgia W 7-5 Arkansas (CSSE) W 11-6 at Georgia L 8-7 (11) at (6) Auburn (CSS) L 7-6 at (35) Georgia (CSS) L 7-5 Arkansas (CSSE) W 10-9 at Georgia W 4-2 at Northwestern State W 12-8 Morehead State W 20-2 Arkansas (CSSE) W 8-6 Mississippi State W 9-5 at Centenary W 11-9 (5) Ole Miss L 11-1 *Alabama won its 2,00th all-time Mississippi State W 9-7 Kentucky W 8-7 (5) Ole Miss W 2-1 game with a 12-0 win over Mississippi State W 11-4 Kentucky L 5-3 (5) Ole Miss L 4-2 Winthrop in the first game of a Mississippi Valley State W 10-7 Kentucky W 4-1 at South Alabama W 12-1 double header on March 4. at LSU (DH) L 3-0 (29) South Alabama W 17-16 at Arkansas W 6-3 *Alabama catcher Jeremy Brown at LSU (DH) L 6-5 at Ole Miss L 10-2 at Arkansas L 7-2 plays the entire season without an at LSU L 5-1 at Ole Miss W 7-3 at Arkansas L 11-6 error (330 total chances), tying Dan SEC Tournament at Ole Miss L 8-3 Louisiana Tech W 10-1 Harris (1967) school record for (Hoover, Alabama) UAB W 12-1 (25) Vanderbilt L 6-5 highest fielding percentage. Miss. State W 12-2 (8) (Comcast) (15) Arkansas W 10-2 (25) Vanderbilt W 3-1 Florida W 7-4 (Comcast) (15) Arkansas W 6-3 (25) Vanderbilt (CSS) L 3-2 Florida L 7-4 (FOX) (15) Arkansas W 14-2 at UAB (CSS) (Hoover Met) W 5-4 2002 - Won 51, Lost 15 Florida W 11-9 (Comcast) Samford L 8-2 (12) Auburn L 8-2 (20-10 SEC) South Carolina W 6-2 (FOX) at Tennessee W 6-2 (12) Auburn L 7-1 Coach: Jim Wells NCAA Regional (Tuscaloosa) at Tennessee (CSS) L 10-3 (12) Auburn (CSS) W 19-0 SEC Western Division Champions SE Missouri State L 7-4 at Tennessee L 7-4 Samford L 10-5 SEC Tournament Champions Auburn W 6-3 South Carolina L 2-1 at (9) South Carolina L 6-3 NCAA Regional Participant SE Missouri State W 7-4 South Carolina (FOX SNS) L 9-6 at (9) South Carolina (FOX) W 7-4 Louisiana Tech W 4-0 Florida Atlantic W 7-2 South Carolina L 5-1 at (9) South Carolina L 1-0 (10) Georgia Southern W 5-3 Florida Atlantic L 6-5 Jacksonville State L 5-3 Mississippi Valley State W 10-2 Georgia Southern W 7-6 # — Hormel Foods Classic (HHH at (17) Mississippi State L 11-8 at (6) LSU W 8-2 Georgia Southern W 9-3 Metrodome, Minneapolis, at (17) Mississippi State W 15-7 at (6) LSU (DH) L 2-1 (8) Georgia State W 4-2 Minnesota) at (17) Mississippi State L 9-1 at (6) LSU (DH) L 9-2 Arkansas State W 11-3 $ — Hank Aaron Stadium (Mobile) (10) Florida (Sunshine) W 2-0 Arkansas State W 14-5 & — Southwestern Bell Bricktown SEC Tournament (10) Florida L 8-5 Arkansas State W 7-3 Ballpark (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) (Hoover, Alabama) (10) Florida L 6-5 (8) North Alabama W 2-1 (14) South Carolina (CSS) W 9-7 at Kentucky W 6-2 #Tennessee W 9-0 (13) Auburn (FOX SNS) W 7-5 at Kentucky (CSS) L 9-8 (12) #at Minnesota L 5-2 (FOX) 2003 - Won 38, Lost 24 (13) Auburn (CSS) W 13-3 (7) at Kentucky W 12-11 #Florida Atlantic W 8-3 (14-16 SEC) (10) LSU (FOX SNS) W 10-3 Mississippi State L 11-9 $South Alabama L 10-4 Coach: Jim Wells NCAA Regional Mississippi State L 7-1 Southeastern Louisiana W 7-2 Minute Maid Park Classic (College Station, Texas) Mississippi State L 4-1 Southeastern Louisiana W 11-9 Champions Houston W 9-3 * - Shoney’s Gent Classic Southeastern Louisiana W 7-6 SEC Tournament Champions at (8) Texas A&M L 16-5 (Shreveport, Louisiana) Mississippi Valley State W 19-0 NCAA Regional Participant Houston L 16-8 Birmingham Southern W 4-2 *UL Lafayette W 9-3 Tennessee W 7-3 *(13)Houston L 7-2 * - Minute Maid Park Tennessee W 15-2 *(2)Rice W 6-5 College Classic (Houston, Texas) Tennessee W 7-1 Centenary W 4-3 at Arkansas W 9-5 SE Missouri State L 8-7 at Arkansas L 10-0 SE Missouri State W 16-1

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2005 - Won 40, Lost 23 (17-13 SEC) Coach: Jim Wells NCAA Regional Participant at Hawaii L 4-1 at Hawaii (DH) W 9-5 at Hawaii (DH) L 3-2 at Hawaii W 3-2 UNC Asheville W 7-2 UNC Asheville (DH) W 6-0 UNC Asheville (DH) W 10-4 at UAB L 7-1 Duquesne W 13-3 Duquesne (DH) W 6-1 Duquesne (DH) W 4-1 Samford W 8-4 McNeese State W 4-0 McNeese State W 3-2 McNeese State W 23-1 Bham Southern W 8-3 Miami (Ohio) L 5-4 Miami (Ohio) W 8-7 Miami (Ohio) L 11-10 (10) Butler W 6-2 Kentucky W 5-3 Kentucky W 5-3 Kentucky W 10-4 Jacksonville State (ACN) W 5-3 at (25) Vanderbilt L 1-0 at (25) Vanderbilt (CSS) L 4-3 (13) at (25) Vanderbilt W 10-8 at Southern Miss L 7-4 (4) LSU (ACN) W 4-0 (4) LSU (ACN/Jumbo) L 11-2 (4) LSU (ACN/Jumbo) W 5-4 (13) at (9) Ole Miss W 5-4 at (9) Ole Miss L 12-10 at (9) Ole Miss W 12-6 Memphis W 8-3 at (5) Florida L 9-8 at (5) Florida (FSNS) L 7-4 at (5) Florida W 9-6 Miss Valley State W 12-6 (8) South Carolina (CSS) W 6-4 (8) South Carolina (FSNS) W 10-4 (8) South Carolina (CSS) L 5-2 South Alabama W 9-8 Georgia (ACN) W 5-3 Georgia L 4-3 Georgia (ACN) W 11-9 UAB (CSS) W 5-4 at Miss. State L 7-3 at Miss. State W 5-3 at Miss. State L 5-3 (18) Arkansas L 5-4 (18) Arkansas W 5-2 Clockwise: Cale Iorg, Jordan Davis, Kody Valverde and (18) Arkansas (CSS) L 3-2 Greg Paiml. at Auburn L 8-1 at Auburn W 8-6 at Auburn (CSS) W 11-9 SEC Tournament (Hoover, Alabama) (16) Ole Miss (CSS) L 3-1 Arkansas (CSS) W 5-4 (16) Ole Miss (FSNS) L 5-3 NCAA Regional (New Orleans, Louisiana) (13) UL Lafayette W 7-5 at (1) Tulane L 10-4 (13) UL Lafayette W 4-3 at (1) Tulane L 7-4

145 CRIMSON TIDE BASEBALL All-Time Alabama Lettermen The following is a list of baseball lettermen from the University of Alabama. This list includes team rosters from 1941-2001. If there are any cor- rections, additions or deletions please contact Barry Allen, Assistant Director of Media Relations,The University of Alabama, P.O. Box 870391, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487, or call, (205) 348-6084.

Bite, Mike (Mgr.) 1952 Chamblee, Carl 1976 Douglas, Jan 1965-67 A Blalock, Ralph 1950-51 Chaney, Stan 1972-73 Downs, Matt 2004-05 Acton, Ray (Mgr.) 1942 Blankenship, Jonathan 1998-00 Chapman, Herb 1942-43, 1946-47 Doyle, Philip 1988-91 Adair, Leon 1950-52 Blemker, Marv 1950-51 Chapman, Ken 1959-61 Dragg, Jeff 1998, 2000-01 Adams, Willie 1965-66 Blocker, Drew 1974-75 Chavers, Dan 1997-2000 Draper, Mike 1980-81 Aleszczyk, Joe 1990 Blount, Mike 1977-80 Clark, Aaron 2000-01 Dreher, Rob 1975 Alexander, Sidney 1971 Boge, Tim 1991-92 Clark, C.J. 1952 Drensky, Mike 1975-76 Allen, Matt 1989-90 Boler, Clark 1964-65 Clement, Larry 1942 Drumheller, Al 1991-93 Alvarez, Dennis 1980-81 Bonner, Randy 1976 Cleveland, Charles 1973 Dubose, Anthony 1994-95 Ames, Skip 1996 Boone, Dan 1918-19 Cohen, Andy 1923-25 Dubose, Terry 1969-72 Anderson, Brett 1993 Boone, Ike 1919-21 Colgrove, Joel 1993-96 Duke, Doug 1984-86 Anderson, John Paul 1952-55 Bortak, Jamie 1992-93 Collins, John 1993-96 Duman, Buster 1995-96 Anderson, Robert 1976-77 Bostic, Antonio 1998-99 Collins, Randy 1970-72 Duncan, Nate 1995-97 Andreadas, Tommy 1979 Boteler, Johnny 1975 Colvin, E.T. 1967, 69 Dunn, Alan 1982-83 Andrews, Mickey 1964 Bounds, Drew 1995-1998 Connaster, Broadus 1925-26 Dunn, Bill 1951-52 Antush, Craig 1982-83 Bowman, Turkey 1914-16 Cooley, Elmer 1941-42 Dunn, Eddie 1990-91 Arago, Chris 1977-78 Box, Anthony 1993-94 Dunning, Mark 1980 Archibald, Jimmy 1973-74 Box, Mike 1964 Arcure, John 1974-75 Bozanich, Sam 1998-2000 Armstrong, John H. 1967 Boyd, Brent 1999-2002 E Arnold, Wesley 1973 Bradford, Vic 1938-39 Edwards, Mark 1981-84 Asher, Terry 1978-79 Brauchle, Troy 1983-84 Eilers, Chris 1994-97 Atkins, Dave 1979-80 Brazell, Landon 2001-02 Elbin, Bart 1983 August, Johnny 1947 Brewer, Jeff 1984 Elbin, Bret 1981-83 Avalos, Brandon 2003 Bridges, Jason 1988 Ellis, Jerry 1961 Ayers, Jesse 1949 Brown, Don 1967-68 Elmore, Eugene 1945 Brown, Jeremy 1999-2002 Elmore, Grady 1964-65 Brown, Kevin 1982 Elmore, Verdo 1925-26 B Brown, Pete 1987-88 Etheridge, Rodney 1973-74 Bailey, Don 1942 Browne, Rick 1983 Etheridge, Morris 1992 Bailey, Lynn 1967-69 Brunelli, Nick 1988 Etsell, Jeff 1981-82 Bailey, Pat 1984-86 Brunson, Melvin 1967 Eurick, Clyde 1959 Baker, Allen 1971-74 Bryan, Kyle 1984-85 Evans, Scott 2000-01 Baker, Glendell 1961 Bryant, Sammy 1964-65 Cormier, Lance 1999-2002 Bancroft, Chuck 1954-57 Bryant, Steve 1970-73 Cox, Jayson 1997-99 Barnes, Bobby 1953-56 Buckner, Charles 1968, 71 Cox, Mike 1968-69 F Barnes, Chris 1990 Bush, Evan 2003-05 Craft, Russ 1941-42 Farrell, John 1989-90 Barnes, Chris 1985-86 Butt, Tim 1987-88 Crampton, Will 1989 Ferazza, David 2004 Barnes, Emil 1925-26 Bynum, Rex 1970-72 Ferguson, Eddie 2002 Barnes, Robert 1953 Byrd, Jennings 1946-48 Fernandez, Omar 1987-88 Barnette, Steve 1964-65 D Ferrer, Pete 1982 Barrentine, Vince 1980-81 Daggett, Brad 1993-94 Finnell, Woolsey 1960 Barton, Rusty 1979-82 C Daniel, Michael 1997 Fisher, Buddy 1965-67 Beagle, Ryan 2003-04 Caldwell, Herman “Blackie”1936-37 Danbury, Carl 1978 Fisher, Pete 1997-98 Beard, Gene 1958-59 Campbell, Whitey 1925-27 Daravich, Harvey 1962 Fitzsimmons, Jim 1942 Beck, Walter 1940-41 Campus, Joe 1995 Davidson, Anthony 1973-74 Flagler, Ben 1978-79 Bedford, Nathan 1961 Cardwell, John 1968 Davis, David 1964-65 Fleck, Clarence 1947-48 Belcher, Brandon 2004-05 Cargo, Frank 1976-79 Davis, Heath 1996-97 Fletcher, Robert 1987-88 Belk, Jerry 1952-54 Carpenter, Jeff 1967-72 Davis, Jordan 2005 Folmar, Ned 1948-49 Belk, Tommy 1976-79 Carr, Bill 1955 Dean, Mike 1969 Fowke, David 1980-81 Bell, Leonard 1960-61 Carr, Bobby 1952 DeBrand, Juan 1991-92 Frazier, Carey 1955-56 Bellard, Bernie 1993-94 Carroll, James 2000 DeToto, Rick 1995 Frazier, Shep 1956 Bellis, Thayer 1946-47 Carter, Brent 2002-05 Dietrich, Jack 1984-85 Freeman, Gary 1956-57 Bentley, Matt 2005 Carter, Mike 1984 Dill, Dick 1948 Freeman, Herschel 1947 Benton, David 1974 Carter, Mark 2001 Diver, Kevin 1978 French, Buddy 1964-65 Bernard, Andy 1996-97 Caruso, Joe 1994-97 DiSpigna, Angelo 1986 Frick, Matt 1997-98 Bernard, Matt 1998 Cary, Robin 1972-74 Dodson, Thomas 1987 Frickie, Fred 1956-57 Bevis, Jeff 1990-91 Causer, Wilburn 1959 Donahoo, Bill 1968 Fuller, Bobby 1984-85 Bezold, George 1982 Chambers, Frank 1926-27 Donahue, Tom 1975-78

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Homan, Matt 1991-92 Miller, Bill 1972 G Houlberg, Steve 1978-79 Miller, Eldon 1961 Gambrell, D.J. 1943, 46-47 Howard, Elston Jr. 1978-79 Miller, Thomas 1954 Garner, Travis 2002-03 Howell, George 1949-51 Mills, Rock 1999 Gartman, Wade 1965 Howell, Millard (Dixie) 1933-35 Milstead, Tommy 1988-91 Generelli, Eddie 1993-94 Huffstuffer, Jim 1949 Mims, Gary 1970-72 Giannini, Gene 1959-60 Hughes, Howard 1941 Mims, Larry 1974-75 Gillis, Grant 1925-26 Hunt, Bobby 1954-55 Mirocke, Paul 1984-85 Gingrich, Jason 2000-01 Hunt, Randy 1981 Mizraney, Mike 1947-51 Glasgow, Harold (Mgr.) 1951 Hurst, Doug 1997 Mohr, Dustan 1995-97 Glass, Chris 1981-82 Moller, Chris 1995-96 Glass, Freddie 1965-67 Monti, Pat 1987-89 Glenn, Robbie 1991-92 I Mooty, Dean 1978-79 Glover, Jackie 1967-69 Ingram, Cecil (Hootie) 1953-54 Moore, Gordan 1958-60 Goins, Rodney 1975 Innes, Mike 1968-71 Moore, Jerry 1965 Goldis, Eric 1996 Iorg, Cale 2005 Moore, Tommy 1960-61 Grant, Jim 1953-54 Ivey, Bryant 1951 Morgan, Wiley 1982-83 Gray, Mark, Jr. 1970-71 Latta, Bill 1955 Morrison, Buddy 1955 Green, B.J. 1998-99, 2001 Laubenthal, Jeff 1990-93 Morrow, Hugh 1945-47 Green, David 1978 J Leazer, Bob 1971 Moss, Stan 1967-68 Greenwald, Bob 1978-79 Jack, Gary 1978-81 LeBlanc, Wade 2004-05 Mosley, John 1965-66 Griffin, Earl 1961-62 Jack, Gerald 1959 Ledford, Bobby 1957-58 Mote, David 1997-98 Grimes, Dickie 1984 Jenkins, Dan 1994 Lee, Ed 1946 Moyd, Irvin 1971 Grooms, Matt 2004-05 Johnson, George 1965-67 Lee, Francis 1940-41 Moyer, David 1980-81 Gulledge, Kelley 1998-2000 Johnson, Roy 1942-43, 46-47 Lee, Mickey 1969 Murphy, Mike 1981 Johnson, Seth 2003-04 Leiby, Butch 1961 Murphy, Scott 1999-2000 Johnson, Tom 1946 Leonard, Dwight 1956-57 H Jones, Mack 1957-59 Lewis, Bubber 1965 Halderman, Jerry 1980-81 Jordan, Jason 1994-95 Lewis, Derius 1993-94 Mc Hall, Doug 1996 Lewis, Mars 1941 McCallister, Michael 2004 Hall, Kearney 1964-66 Lewis, Pete 1941-42 McClanahan, Scott 1999-2002 Hamilton, Ronnie 1975-76 K Limbaugh, Tommy 1966-67 McClendon, Ted 1983-85 Hammond, Greg 1989-90 Kapsimalis, Mike 1967-70 Lindsay, Jimbo 1974-76 McCoy, Mackey 1942 Hanks, Mike 1986-87 Keenum, Larry 1975-76 Lloyd, Joe 1980 McCorquodale, Joe 1966-67 Harbaugh, Bill 1942 Keller, G.W. 1997-99 Loflin, Rusty 1995-96 McKelvey, Dunn 1977-78 Hardie, John 1987-88 Kelley, Joe 1966 Looper, Eddie 1985-86 McLeod, Ben 1935-37 Hardin, Ronnie 1971-72 Kelley, Les 1968-69 Lundstrom, Carey 1992 McNabb, Don 1976 Harmon, Jeff 1988 Kelly, Bryan 1981 Lundy, Mark 1987 McWhorter, Tim 1978 Harris, Dan 1966-67 Kerns, Mickey 1989-92 Lusian, Ralph 1986-87 Harris, Sam 1989-90 Kerr, Jeff 1984 Lynch, Bobby 1969 Hartsell, Lee 1965 Killough, Stan 1976-77 Lyons, Charlie 2003-04 N Haske, Mark 2004 King, Mike 1982 Napoli, Tony 1950-52 Hawley, Joe 1973-74 Kingrey, Jarrod 1997-98 Newsom, Scott 1988-89 Hayes, Dean 1982-83 Kirkland, Joe 1947 M Nichols, Jeff 2001 Hayes, Jack 1926-27 Kizzire, Maxie 1977-80 MacCallum, John 1943, 47 Nichols, Kevin 1994 Henn, Jon 1989-90 Knox, Sammy 1969 MacDonald, Mike 1993-94 Nodine, Todd 1993-95 Hearn, Dick 1952 Kosten, Alan 1961-62 Magadan, David 1981-83 Norris, Dax 1995-96 Hearod, Beau 2001-03 Kosten, Herb 1955-57 Marcus, Bobby 1978 Norris, Jeffrey 2002-04 Heath, Bryce 2000-01 Koury, Norman 1956-58 Marino, Mark 1982 North, Jerry 1976 Henderson, Bill 1946 Kovacevich, Kenny 1975 Marshall , John 2002-03 North, Keith 1975-76 Henderson, Heath 1997 Kubiszyn, Jack 1956-58 Martin, Earl 1950-51 Norwood, Dee 1987 Henderson, Shane 1999 Kunz, Jimmy 1980 Martin, Eddie 1976 Hensinger, Doug 1981 Martin, Frank 1942 Hershiser, Gordie 1986-87 Martin, Russ 1978 O Hibbard, Greg 1985-86 L Marquardt, Dick 1979 Oakley, Bill 1979-82 Hicks, John 1966 Lacey, Norm 1974-75 Marzion, Kevin 1999 Oglesby, Shelley 1941 Hicks, Jon 1990 Lake, Fermin 1983-84 Massey, Walt 1958-60 Olgiati, Charlie 1953-54 Hilcher, Walter 1929-30 Lamb, Neal 1995 Matsumura, David 1987-88 Oliver, Bill 1963 Hill, Alan 1992-95 Lambert, Casey 2000-01 Marhige, Mickey 1959 Oliver, Brad 1992-93 Hill, Tommy 1960-61 Lammel, David 1986-87 Meacham, Tim 1983-84 Oropeza, David 1987-88 Hinkle, Pete 1988 Lapolla, Bob 1942 Meiners, Nathan 2003 Osteen, Gary 1959 Hobson, Butch 1970, 72-73 Large, T.J. 2005 Menechino, Frank 1992-93 Owcar, Eddie 1941-42 Hobson, Clell 1951-52 Lary, Al 1950-51 Mennen, Eric 2002 Owen, Ronnie 1977-79 Hodges, Bruce 1972-76 Lary, Ed 1949, 51 Merritt, Jamey 1981-82 Owers, Dickie 1966 Holley, John 1966-67 Lary, Frank 1949-50 Mewborne, David 1968-71 Oyster, Jeff 1984-85 Hollingsworth, Gary 1988 Lary, Gene 1952-55 Meyer, Chuck 1982 Holston, Owen 1974-75 Lary, Joe 1946 Midolo, Bobby 1984-85 Miller, Bill 1952

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Sims, Tim 1985-86 R Sines, Matt 1990 V P Rainwater, Michael 2000 Skates, Rob 1982-83 Valenti, Sal 1979-80 Paiml, Greg 2004-05 Ranelli, J.C. 1967-69 Skelton, Bobby 1960 Valverde, Kody 2005 Parker, Bill 1968-69 Reaves, Pete 1957-59 Smallwood, Erik 1999 Vann, David 1969 Parker, Jim 1992 Reed, Brian 2002-03 Smelley, Chris 1992-93 Vaughn, Jeremy 1999-2001 Parker, Joe 1992-93 Redding, Grant 2001-03 Smith, Justin 1998-99 Vaz, Roberto 1997 Pavkovich, Adam 2001-03 Redding, Mike 1967 Smith, Randy 1978 Velleggia, Frank 1982-84 Payne, Robert 1981-83 Reford, Don 1964 Smith, Tommy 1976-79 Viars, Ronnie (Mgr.) 1964 Peck, John 1968-69 Reese, Brent 1988 Smitherman, Steve 1981 Vitiello, Joe 1989-91 Peer, Mark 1997 Reeves, David 1980-82 Smithey, Dee 1983-84 Pennington, Spencer 2002 Rice, Allen 2002-05 Snyder, Barry 1968 Pepper, Raymond 1926-27 Rice, Dale 1956-58 Sodders, Mike 1985-88 W Peterson, Dave 1980 Richardson, Nick 2004 Soper, Mike 1988-89 Walck, Kyle 1990-91 Peterson, Tad 1995 Rickles, Gene 1946 Sosa, Carlos 2002, 2004 Walsh, Dennis 1990-91 Pettus, Gordon 1947-48 Riley, Bellaire 1978 Spiers, Corey 1996 Waters, Johnny 1977-78 Pettus, Pete 1972 Riley, Hayden 1946 Spivey, Paul 1972-73 Watford, Jerry 1952-53 Rincon, Todd 1989 Sprowl, Bobby 1975-77 Watson, Brandon 1996-97 Roberts, Mark 1989-90 Stabler, Kenny (Snake) 1966 Watson, Rich 1975-76 Roberts, Pete 1986 Stallings, Allan 1982-85 Watts, Shane 1994 Robertson, David 2005 Stanard, Dennis 1968 Walker, Andrew 2004 Robinson, Eddie 1971 Stephenson, Riggs 1919-21 Walker, Bill 1956-58 Rogers, Lee 1934-35 Stickney, Cliff 1969 Weil, Scott 1994 Rogers, Zac, Jr. 1940-41 Stiles, Lena 1917-19 Welch, Ed 1953 Rogers, Zac, III. 1970-73 Stonard, Peter 2001-02 Welch, Ronnie 1953-54 Roland, Frank 1955-57 Story, Veo 1940-41 Welch, Zac 2002-05 Rosenfeld, Max 1922-24 Stout, Jake 1986-87 Wells, Ashton 1962, 64 Rucker, Ricky 1969-71 Strawn, Bernie 1970-73 Wesley, Norman 1941-42 Russell, Leroy 1976-79 Stubbs, Jerry 1993-94 Whatley, Jim 1933-35 Rutledge, Jack 1947-48 Sudduth, Al 1987-88 Wheeler, Johnny 1973-75 Ryan, Kip 1992 Sullenberger, Brett 1993 Whitaker, Matthew 2000 Ryan, Randy 1970-71 Susce, Paul 1956 White, Chad 2001-02 White, Deron 1987 White, Ed 1948-50 S T White, James 1973-75 Phillips, Andy 1996-99 Sabo, Al 1946 Tabor, Jim 1935-36 Whitfield, Wes 1988 Phillips, Paul 1998 St. Clair, Pat 1988 Tacik, Chris 1989 Whorton, Ronnie 1979-80 Pierce, Bobby 1980-81 Salem, Emeel 2005 Taft, Brett 1993-96 Wiggins, Mike 1985-86 Pierson, Marion (Mgr.) 1946-47 Salem, Mark 1976-79 Tamucci, Mike 1956 Wigginton, Derek 1999 Pinkston, David 1989 Sander, Mike 1986 Tankersley, Taylor 2002-04 Williams, Cary 1988-89 Pisciotta, Tony 1988 Sanders, Shane 2001-02 Tarver, Bobby 1961 Williams, Ted 1984-86 Pitisci, Mike 1984 Sanford, Meredith 1985-88 Taylor, Chris 1986-87 Williams, Tyler 1987 Plott, Hunter 1988-91 Sanford, Mike 1978 Tepper, Howard 1956-57 Wimbash, Jon 1962 Poelstra, Todd 1986 Sansome, Tony 1957 Thomley, Morrow 2005 Wingard, Ernie 1920-21 Posey, Fred (Mgr.) 1946-47 Saunders, Geno 1992-94 Thompson, Blackie 1944-45 Winstead, Gene 1964 Potter, Rich 1973-74 Scalzi, Frank 1935-35 Thompson, Clint 1987-88 Woltz, Claude 1941 Pratt, Del 1908-09 Scelfo, Rocky 2004-05 Thompson, Dan 1955 Wood, Darren 1998-2000 Prewitt, Kurt 1985-86 Schleuss, Will 1995 Thompson, Tim 1964 Wood, James 1973 Prine, Dan 1981 Sciurba, Joe 1940-41 Thornhill, Larkin 1941-42 Wood, Chris “Pug” 1994 Proctor, Tony 1959-61 Scott, Gabe 2002-05 Tidwell, David 1996-97 Woods, Pat 1989-90 Propst, Eddie 1967-68 Scott, Legrant 1933-34 Tillman, Jeff 1976 Woodruff, Glenn 1970-72 Scudder, Bill 1965-66 Tipton, David 1972-73 Woodward, Jared 2001-03 Sears, Kenny 1936-37 Torres, Manny 1996-97, 99 Worthington, Al, Sr. 1949-51 Q Seebeck, Charles 1961 Towers, Dickie 1965 Worthington, Al, Jr. 1976 Qualls, Mike 1985-86 Sewell, Joe 1918-20 Traffanstedt, Jack 1967-69 Wright, Johnny 1977-78 Sewell, Luke 1919-21 Tribe, Byron 1996 Wyhonic, John 1940-41 Sewell, Tommy 1926-27 Truitt, John 1973, 75 Sharp, J.F. 1947-48 Trusky, Ken 1986-87 Sharp, Sam 1940-41 Tucker, Robbie 1996-97 Y Shelton, Jerry 1991-93 Turek, Jack 1983 Yonker, Rob 1990 Shipley, Craig 1982-84 Turner, David 1985-86 Youell, David 1970-72 Shmagranoff, Greg 1954 Tutt, Webb 1979 Young, Tim 1995-96 Shoemaker, Steve 1992-94 Twardoski, Mike 1985-86 Short, Ben 1990-91 Sikes, Russell 1961 Z Sims, Darnell 1983-84 U Zauchin, David 1974-75 Sims, Joe 1960-62 Umphrey, Jeff 1982-84 Zitkus, David 1980-81

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