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20162016 FSU FSU FOOTBALL FOOTBALL | GM| GM 3: 10:8:2:1: LOUISVILLE OLECHARLESTONCLEMSON BOSTON MISS COLLEGE SOUTHERN FLORIDA STATE (33-16, 14-12 ACC) MAY 11-13, 2018 2018 SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES | Atlantic Coast Conference | RPI: 8 FRI 16 XAVIER ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 11-1 Head Coach: Mike Martin (Florida State ‘66) // SAT 17 XAVIER ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 7-2 SUN 18 XAVIER ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 5-1 FSU: 1977-710-4 (39th Season) // Overall: Same TUE 20 USF ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 5-2 FRI 23 TROY ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 7-3 FSU Overall: 33-16 // ACC: 14-12 // Home: 24-6 // Away: 9-9 // Neutral: 0-1 // Last 10: 6-4 SAT 24 TROY ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 6-5 SUN 25 TROY ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 9-4 TUE 27 at Jacksonville ESPN3 W, 4-0 VS MARCH MOUNT ST. MARY’S MOUNTAINEERS | Northeast Conference | RPI: 260 FRI 2 UNC ASHEVILLE ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 9-2 SAT 3 UNC ASHEVILLE ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 4-3 Head Coach: Scott Thomson (Western Maryland ‘98) SUN 4 UNC ASHEVILLE ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 4-2 At Mount St. Mary’s: 355-637 (21st Season) // Overall: Same MON 5 KANSAS ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 10-5 TUE 6 KANSAS ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 12-7 FRI 9 at Wake Forest* ACC Network Extra W, 7-3 Mount St. Mary’s Overall: 20-25 // NEC: 14-11 // Home: 11-4 // Away: 8-15 // Neutral: 1-6 // Last 10: 8-2 SAT 10 at Wake Forest* ACC Network Extra L, 3-4 SAT 10 at Wake Forest* ACC Network Extra L, 1-8 TUE 13 at Florida SEC Network + L, 6-12 GAME 1 FRI 16 NOTRE DAME* ACC NETWORK EXTRA L, 7-8 WHERE TO WATCH/LISTEN RHP Michael Collins vs. LHP Drew Parrish SAT 17 NOTRE DAME* ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 6-4 3-6, 9.82 ERA 3-0, 2.53 ERA SUN 18 NOTRE DAME* ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 7-5 TUE 20 UCF ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 6-4 ACC Network Extra/WatchESPN GAME 2 WED 21 UCF ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 13-3 Play-by-Play: Ariya Massoudi RHP Brenden Kennedy vs. RHP Andrew Karp FRI 23 at North Carolina* ACC Network Extra L, 8-16 4-2, 5.03 ERA 7-4, 3.82 ERA FRI 23 at North Carolina* ACC Network Extra W, 6-3 (10) Commentary: Chip Baker SUN 25 at North Carolina* ACC Network Extra W, 9-4 GAME 3 TUE 27 vs. Florida1 SEC Network L, 0-1 LHP Trey McGough vs. RHP CJ Van Eyk THU 29 LOUISVILLE* ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 9-4 4-4, 4.16 ERA 3-0, 2.93 ERA FRI 30 LOUISVILLE* ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 8-7 106.1 FM (Tallahassee) SAT 31 LOUISVILLE* ACC NETWORK EXTRA L, 1-6 FSU Gameday App (Nationwide) GAME 4 TBA vs. RHP Cole Sands Eric Luallen - Play-by-Play APRIL 6-2, 4.77 ERA WED 4 JACKSONVILLE ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 6-2 FRI 6 at Georgia Tech* ACC Network Extra W, 10-2 SAT 7 at Georgia Tech* ACC Network Extra L, 1-2 (THRU 5/9/18) SUN 8 at Georgia Tech* ACC Network Extra L, 3-16 FSU SEASON STATS WHAT TO KNOW TUE 10 FLORIDA ACC NETWORK EXTRA L, 3-6 No. 13 Florida State (33-16) hosts Mount St. Mary’s FRI 13 DUKE* ACC NETWORK EXTRA L, 1-7 Statistic (Teams ranked) NCAA ACC Value 1 (20-25) for a four-game series. The teams have SAT 14 DUKE* ACC NETWORK EXTRA L, 5-6 (11) Base on Balls (297) 1 1 308 TUE 17 STETSON ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 4-0 Batting Average (297) 192 9 0.259 never met. This is the third team the Seminoles WED 18 STETSON ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 18-10 Double Plays (297) 155 9 32 are playing for the first time in 2018 - Xavier (3-0 in FRI 20 at Boston College* ACC Network Extra W, 13-12 (11) Double Plays Per Game (297) 201 10 0.65 February) and Kansas (2-0 in March). SAT 21 at Boston College*2 ESPNU W, 13-7 Doubles (297) 57 2 89 SUN 22 at Boston College* ACC Network Extra W, 6-1 FSU beat Jacksonville 10-4 Wednesday in Tallahas- TUE 24 at Stetson ESPN3 L, 3-5 Doubles Per Game (297) 82 2 1.82 Earned Run Average (297) 96 9 4.25 2 see. Austin Pollock improved to 4-4 on the year, FRI 27 MIAMI* ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 2-0 tying a career high with 6.0 IP. Four Seminoles SAT 28 MIAMI* ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 10-1 Fielding Percentage (297) 162 11 0.968 SUN 29 MIAMI* ACC NETWORK EXTRA L, 5-11 Hit Batters (297) 158 8 45 had multiple hits and Reese Albert notched a Hit by Pitch (297) 108 6 50 career-high three RBI in the win. MAY Hits (297) 145 8 420 SAT 5 at Clemson* ACC Network Extra W, 3-2 (13) Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (297) 40 7 8.01 Catcher Cal Raleigh is 10-for-17 over the past four SUN 6 at Clemson* ACC Network Extra L, 7-12 Home Runs (296) 26 4 52 3 games, with multiple hits in all four games. He hit MON 7 at Clemson* ESPN2 L, 4-5 a pair of home runs at No. 9 Clemson (5/6) and his WED 9 JACKSONVILLE ACC NETWORK EXTRA W, 10-4 Home Runs Per Game (297) 34 4 1.06 FRI 11 MOUNT ST. MARY’S ACC NETWORK EXTRA 6:00 PM On Base Percentage (297) 40 4 0.388 average has jumped to .311, second-best on the SAT 12 MOUNT ST. MARY’S ACC NETWORK EXTRA 2:00 PM Runs (297) 39 4 317 team. SAT 12 MOUNT ST. MARY’S ACC NETWORK EXTRA DH Sacrifice Bunts (295) 231 12 16 SUN 13 MOUNT ST. MARY’S ACC NETWORK EXTRA 12:00 PM Sacrifice Flies (297) 9 2 29 Saturday’s 1st game is annual Military Appreciation THU 17 NC STATE* ACC NETWORK EXTRA 6:00 PM Scoring (297) 59 4 6.5 4 Game. FSU will host graduation for players and staff FRI 18 NC STATE* ACC NETWORK EXTRA 6:00 PM Shutouts (200) 76 7 3 between games, and the 2nd game of the double- SAT 19 NC STATE* ACC NETWORK EXTRA 1:00 PM header will be a 7-inning game. Sunday is Mother’s 22-27 ACC Tournament Durham, N.C. Slugging Percentage (297) 82 6 0.417 Stolen Bases (297) 216 12 33 Day and player’s moms will throw 1st pitch. *ACC Game 1Baseball Grounds in Jacksonville, Fla. Stolen Bases Per Game (297) 231 13 0.67 HOME GAME 2Fenway Park in Boston, Mass. Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (297) 64 6 2.34 FSU head coach Mike Martin won his 1,976th game Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (297) 6 2 10.2 5 at No. 9 Clemson (5/5). FSU’s 3-2 win in 13 innings Current Rankings Triples (292) 252 12 5 gave Martin the most wins in college baseball Baseball America: 16 NCBWA: 14 Triples Per Game (294) 268 12 0.1 Collegiate Baseball: 25 Perfect Game: 15 history, passing the late Augie Garrido (1,975). All of D1Baseball.com: 14 USA Today Coaches: 13 WHIP (297) 85 9 1.38 Martin’s career wins have come at Florida State. WL Pct (297) 35 6 0.673 Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings (297) 181 10 4.37 2018 FSU BASEBALL GAME NOTES FSU QUICK FACTS FSU vs. MOUNT ST. MARY’S allowed just one hit in five innings of FSU’s 4-0 GENERAL INFORMATION » Florida State has never faced the Mountaineers. win. It was his third game this season, and sixth Location Tallahassee, Fla. » FSU is 5-0 against teams in the Northeast of his career, with at least eight strikeouts Conference - 1-0 vs. Central Connecticut State in without allowing a walk. Symbol Seminoles the 2010 Regionals, 2-0 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson in » Karp made his first weekend start of the season Colors Garnet & Gold 1973 and 2-0 vs. LIU-Brooklyn in 1997-98. against the Eagles, allowing just one run in six innings and notching seven more strikeouts. Enrollment 41,867 FSU vs. CLEMSON NOTES » Karp has two of FSU’s double-digit strikeout President John Thrasher » Catcher Cal Raleigh hit 8-for-13 with two home games this season and the Noles lone complete runs and three RBI at No. 9 Clemson. game (vs. Florida, 3/27). Director of Athletics Stan Wilcox » Raleigh, a former Clemson signee before coming » Karp and Jonah Scolaro combined for 16 strike- to Florida State, hit two home runs in Sunday’s outs without a walk at JU (2/27), a feat FSU has game, his second two-HR game of the season accomplished just five times in school history. COACHING STAFF (April 18 vs. Stetson). Most K’s, Zero BB’s: Head Coach Mike Martin » Raleigh added a 2-for-4 night vs. Jacksonville 18 vs. Pittsburgh 3/04/2000 (5/9). vs. Georgia 3/19/1968 Florida State 1966 » FSU hit six home runs in three games at Clem- vs. Georgia 3/20/1967 Record at Florida State 1,977-710-4 16 vs. Jacksonville 2/27/2018 son, all solo shots. 39th Season » Pitchers Drew Parrish and CJ Van Eyk each vs.
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