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Simpson, Patrick Savage FEBRUARY SE MISSOURI SE MISSOURI STATE STATE 3PM 3PM SE MISSOURI $ BOSTON $ MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE 3PM 1PM 6PM $ FLORIDA ATLANTIC 3PM MARCH DAVIDSON DAVIDSON MIAMI (OH) MIAMI (OH) 6:30PM 6:30PM 6:30PM 3PM MIAMI (OH) # ALABAMA APPALACHIAN ARIZONA ARIZONA 1PM 7PM STATE STATE STATE 6:30PM 7:30PM 7:30PM ARIZONA ALABAMA ALABAMA GEORGIA GEORGIA STATE A&M A&M 5:30PM 2PM 2PM 6:30PM 6:30PM GEORGIA SAMFORD SOUTH SOUTH 1PM 6PM CAROLINA CAROLINA 6:30PM 3PM SOUTH TROY CAROLINA 6PM 1PM APRIL ALABAMA ALABAMA 6:30PM 4PM ALABAMA GEORGIA SOUTH LSU LSU 2PM STATE ALABAMA 6:30PM 3PM 6:30PM 6:30PM LSU VANDERBILT VANDERBILT 1PM 6PM 2PM VANDERBILT TROY KENTUCKY KENTUCKY 1PM 6:30PM 6:30PM 3PM KENTUCKY SAMFORD ARKANSAS 1PM 6:30PM 6:30PM MAY ARKANSAS 2PM ARKANSAS MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI 1PM STATE STATE 6:30PM 3PM MISSISSIPPI SOUTH TENNESSEE TENNESSEE STATE ALABAMA 6:30PM 3PM 1PM 6PM TENNESSEE JACKSONVILLE OLE MISS OLE MISS OLE MISS 1PM STATE 6:30PM 6:30PM 4PM 6:30PM SEC SEC SEC SEC TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT SEC TOURNAMENT JUNE 4-7 Fri.-Mon. NCAA REGIONALS TBA TBA 11-14 Fri.-Mon. NCAA SUPER REGIONALS TBA TBA 19-30 Sat.-Wed. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Omaha, NE TBA $ Auburn Classic (Plainsman Park) / # Capital City Classic (Riverwalk Stadium) Home games indicated in WHITE / Home games played at Plainsman Park / All times (CST), dates and locations are subject to change cletetHoMAs chrisBootCHECk levalesPEIgnER greggoLson stevenREgIstER MarkBELLHoRn franktHoMAs tiMHUdson davidRoss tugHULEtt gaBegRoss BoJACkson 2010 AUBURN BASEBALL 2010 AUBURN 2010 Auburn Baseball Team Front Row (L-R): Jordan Neese, Brian Houghton, Matt Lewis, Brandon Perry, Cory Luckie, Patrick Merkling, Mitchell Self, Garrett Bush, Ryan Welke, Slade Smith. Middle Row: Casey McElroy, Trent Mummey, Dan Gamache, Sean Ray, Wes Gilmer, Tony Caldwell, Grant Dayton, Miles Morton, Justin Fradejas, Justin Bryant, Justin Hargett, Jon Luke Jacobs, Chris O’Neil, Caleb Bowen, Zach Blatt. Back Row: Brian Fletcher, Austin Hubbard, Bradley Hendrix, Kevin Patterson, Michael Hurst, Phil Rossi, Stephen Kohlscheen, Dexter Price, Cole Nelson, Ty Kelley, Hunter 1 Morris, Ryan Jenkins, Creede Simpson, Patrick Savage. AUBURN BASEBALL 2010 Team Picture ...............................................................................................1 GENERAL INFORMATION Table of Contents ................................................................................................2 Location ............................................................................................................ Auburn, AL Auburn Baseball By The Numbers ............................................................3-29 Founded ..................................................................................................... October 1, 1856 2010 Diamond Dolls ..........................................................................................30 Enrollment .................................................................................................................. 24,137 2010 Roster ..........................................................................................................32 Nickname .................................................................................................................... Tigers 2010 Schedule ......................................................................................................33 Colors .................................................................................Burnt Orange and Navy Blue TV/Radio Chart .......................................................................................... 34-35 Affiliation .................................................................................................NCAA Division I 2010 Player Profiles ....................................................................................36-73 Conference ................................................................................Southeastern (SEC West) Head Coach John Pawlowski .................................................................... 74-76 President ..................................................................................Jay Gogue (Auburn, 1969) Assistant Coaches ........................................................................................77-78 Athletic Director ................................................................... Jay Jacobs (Auburn, 1985) 2010 Staff ......................................................................................................79-82 2009 Auburn In Review .............................................................................83-92 KEY NUMBERS 2009 SEC Review ........................................................................................ 93-94 Media Relations Office ............................................................................. (334) 844-9800 2010 SEC Tournament .....................................................................................95 Media Relations FAX ............................................................................... (334) 844-9807 2010 SEC Composite Schedule .......................................................................96 Plainsman Park Press Box ...................................................................... (334) 844-4138 Auburn Records ...........................................................................................97-98 Athletic Department Phone ....................................................................(334) 844-4750 Single-Season Top 10 Hitting .........................................................................99 Baseball Office ............................................................................................(334) 844-4975 Career Top 10 Hitting ....................................................................................100 Ticket Office .............................................................................................(800) AUB-1957 Single-Season Top 10 Pitching ....................................................................101 Internet Site ..................................................................................www.auburntigers.com Career Top 10 Pitching ..................................................................................102 STADIUM INFORMATION Team Top 10 .....................................................................................................103 Stadium ..................................Samford Stadium-Hitchcock Field at Plainsman Park Winning Streaks ..............................................................................................104 First Year .........................................................................................................................1950 Year-By-Year Leaders ............................................................................105-108 Renovated ........................................................................................................................1996 No-Hitters ......................................................................................................... 109 Capacity ..........................................................................................................................4,096 Home Run Records ......................................................................................... 110 All-Time Record ..........................................................................................980-419 (.701) Miscellaneous/The Last Time .....................................................................111 Dimensions ........................................................................... LF- 315; CF- 385; RF- 331 Year-By-Year Results/Stats (1949-2009) ..........................................112-138 Alleys ...............................................................................................LC- 335/385; RC- 360 Auburn On Television ............................................................................138-139 Year-By-Year Stats ..................................................................................140-141 HISTORY Year-By-Year Standings/Coaching Records............................................. 143 All-Time Record ...............................................................................1,748-1,152-6 (.603) College World Series Records ......................................................................144 All-Time Conference Record ................................................................779-684-3 (.532) Regional Records .....................................................................................145-148 All-Time SEC Tournament Record ........................................................................28-35 SEC Tournament Records ....................................................................149-150 NCAA Tournament Appearances .................................................................................17 All-Time Awards .....................................................................................151-152 NCAA Tournament Record ......................................................................................39-37 Auburn in MLB .......................................................................................153-154 Last NCAA Regional .................................................................2005 (Tallahassee, Fla.) All-Time Draft Picks ......................................................................................155
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