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2007 Non-Conference Opponents Gardner-Webb Winthrop Maryland Friday, February 9 - 11:30 a.m. Saturday, February 10 - 12 p.m. Sunday, February 11 - 10 a.m. Rock Hill, South Carolina Rock Hill, South Carolina Rock Hill, South Carolina Location . .Boiling Springs, NC. Location . .Rock Hill, S.C. Location . .College Park, Md. Enrollment . .4,000 Enrollment . .6,600 Enrollment . .35,329 Nickname . .Bulldogs Nickname . .Eagles Nickname . .Terrapins, Terps Colors . .Scarlet and Black Colors . .Garnet & Gold Colors . .Red, White, Black and Gold Conference . .Atlantic Sun Conference . .Big South Conference . .Atlantic Coast President . .Dr. Frank Bonner President . .Anthony DiGiorgio President . .Dr. C.D. Mote Jr. Athletic Director . .Chuck Burch Athletic Director . .Tom Hickman Athletic Director . .Deborah A. Yow Home Field . .Varsity Field Home Field . .Winthrop Ballpark Home Field . .Shipley Field Capacity . .500 Capacity . .1,500 Capacity . .2,500 2006 Overall Record . .24-31 2006 Overall Record . .46-18 2006 Overall Record . .26-30 2006 Conference Record/Finish . .12-18 / 7th 2006 Conference Record/Finish . .17-7 / 2nd 2006 Conference Record/Finish . .8-22 / 10th 2006 Postseason . .None 2006 Postseason . .2-2, Chapel Hill Regional 2006 Postseason . .None Head Coach . .Rusty Stroupe Head Coach . .Joe Hudak Head Coach . .Terry Rupp Alma Mater, Year . .Appalachian St., 1986 Alma Mater, Year . .Malone College, 1972 Alma Mater, Year . .Tampa, 1988 Career Record/Years . .473-343 / 17 Career Record/Years . .744-498-5 / 23 Career Record/Years . .359-268 / 11 Record at Gardner-Webb/Years . .117-109 / 5 Record at Win t h r o p / Y ea r s . .541-361-5 / 15 Record at Maryland/Years . .144-188 / 6 Baseball Office Phone . .(704) 406-4421 Baseball Office Phone . .(803) 323-2129 x 6235 Baseball Office Phone . .(301) 314-7114 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . .22/11 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . .14 / 14 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . .24/5 Baseball SID . .Marc Rabb Baseball SID . .Gustavo Zanette Baseball SID . .Dan Reisig Phone . .(704) 406-4355 Phone . .(803) 323-2129 x 6067 Phone . .(301) 314-8093 Fax . .(704) 406-4739 Fax . .(803) 323-2433 Fax . .(301) 314-9094 Email . [email protected] Email . [email protected] Email . [email protected] Press Box . .TBA Press Box . .(803) 323-2155 Press Box . .(301) 314-0379 Web Site . .www.gwusports.com Web Site . .www.winthropeagles.com Web Site . .www.umterps.com Northern Colorado Arkansas State Lamar Friday-Sunday, February 16-18 Friday, February 23 - 1 p.m. Saturday, February, 24 - 2 p.m. 3 p.m. (16), 2 p.m. (17), 1 p.m. (18) Beaumont, Texas Beaumont, Texas Greeley, Colorado Location . .Jonesboro, Ark. Location . .Beaumont, Texas Friday-Sunday, April 27-29 Enrollment . .10,776 Enrollment . .9,906 4 p.m. (27), 2 p.m. (28), 1 p.m. (29) Nickname . .Indians Nickname . .Cardinals Omaha, Nebraska Colors . .Scarlet & Black Colors . .Red and White Location . .Greeley, Colo. Conference . .Sun Belt Conference . .Southland Enrollment . .12,300 President . .Dr. Lew Wyatt Nickname . .Bears President . .Dr. James M. Simmons Colors . .Blue & Gold Athletic Director . .Dr. Dean Lee Athletic Director . .Billy Tubbs Conference . .Independent Home Field . .Tomlinson Stadium Home Field . .Vincent-Beck Stadium President . .Kay Norton Capacity . .1,000 Capacity . .3,500 Athletic Director . .Jay S. Hinrichs 2006 Overall Record . .22-30 Home Field . .Jackson Field 2006 Overall Record . .35-23 2006 Conference Record/Finish . .7-16 / 7th Capacity . .1,500 2006 Conference Record/Finish . 19 - 1 1 / 4th 2006 Overall Record . .21-30 2006 Postseason . .None 2006 Postseason . .None 2006 Conference Record/Finish . .None Head Coach . .Keith Kessinger Head Coach . .Jim Gilligan 2006 Postseason . .None Alma Mater, Year . .Mississippi, 1989 Alma Mater, Year . .Lamar, 1971 Head Coach . .Kevin Smallcomb Career Record/Years . .174-159 / 6 Alma Mater, Year . .CS-Sacramento, 1985 Career Record/Years . .1,035-647 / 30 Record at Arkansas State/Years .108-112 / 4 Career Record/Years . .356-255 / 15 Record at Lamar/Years . .1,025-637 / 29 Baseball Office Phone . .(870) 972-2700 Record at UNC/Years . .106-108 / 4 Baseball Office Phone . .(409) 880-8135 Baseball Office Phone . .(970) 351-1714 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . .11 / 9 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . .12 / 14 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . .12 / 11 Baseball SID . .Van Provence Baseball SID . .Daucy Crizer Baseball SID . .Kyle Schwartz Phone . .(870) 897-5010 Phone . .(970) 351-2522 Fax . .(870) 972-3367 Phone . .(409) 880-8329 Fax . .(970) 351-1995 Fax . .(409) 880-2338 Email . 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Anderson President . .David Boren Home Field . .Rocky Miller Park Athletic Director . Chris Peterson Athletic Director . .Joe Castiglione Capacity . .1,000 Home Field . Gary Hogan Field Home Field . .L. Dale Mitchell Park 2006 Overall Record . .26-33 Capacity . 1,000 Capacity . .2,700 2006 Conference Record/Finish . .21 - 1 1 / 2nd 2006 Overall Record . 24-30 2006 Overall Record . .45-22 2006 Postseason . .None 2006 Conference Record/Finish . 5-19 / 9th 2006 Conference Record/Finish . .17-10 / 3rd Head Coach . .Paul Stevens 2006 Postseason. None 2006 Postseason 5-3 Houston Super Regionals Alma Mater, Year . .Lewis, 1976 Head Coach . Jim Lawler Head Coach . .Sunny Golloway Career Record/Years . .500-545-5 / 19 Alma Mater, Year. Buena Vista College, 1972 Alma Mater, Yea r . .Oklahoma Christian, 1984 Record at Northwestern/Years . .Same Career Record/Years . 202-179 / 7 Career Record/Years . .392-184 / 10 Baseball Office Phone . .(847) 491-4652 Record at Arkansas-Little Rock/Yea r s . 24-30 / 1 Record at Oklahoma/Years . .57-28 / 3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . .17 / 8 Baseball Office Phone . (501) 280-0759 Baseball Office Phone . .(405) 325-8354 Baseball SID . .Aaron Bongle Letterwinners Returning/Lost . 9 / 18 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . .13 / 14 Phone . .(847) 491-7503 Baseball SID . Joe Angolia Baseball SID . .Craig Moran Fax . .(847) 491-8818 Phone . (501) 569-3449 Phone . .(405) 325-8231 Email . [email protected] Fax . (501) 683-7002 Fax . .(405) 325-7623 Press Box . .(847) 491-4200 Email . [email protected] Email . [email protected] Web Site . .www.nusports.com Press Box . (501).
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