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2015 BASEBALL STANDINGS (Through games of Apr. 1) C-USA All Games W-L Pct. H A W-L Pct. H A N L-10 Streak Middle Tennessee 8-1 .889 6-0 2-1 16-11 .593 11-5 5-6 0-0 6-4 L 1 Rice 9-3 .750 5-1 4-2 20-11 .645 13-5 6-6 0-0 6-4 W 1 Florida Atlantic 6-3 .667 1-2 5-1 23-6 .793 16-4 7-1 0-1 7-3 W 2 UAB 5-4 .556 2-1 3-3 17-10 .629 10-5 6-5 0-0 6-4 L 1 UTSA 5-4 .556 2-4 3-0 16-13 .551 12-8 4-5 0-0 5-5 W 1 FIU 5-4 .556 2-1 3-3 13-16 .449 8-6 3-6 2-4 4-6 L 1 Southern Miss 4-4 .500 2-1 2-3 15-10-1 .596 8-4 6-4 1-2-1 6-4 W 1 WKU 4-5 .444 2-4 2-1 13-13 .500 8-6 5-4 0-3 6-4 L 3 Old Dominion 3-6 .333 2-1 1-5 14-12 .538 9-1 3-7 2-3 5-5 W 1 Charlotte 4-8 .333 3-6 1-2 10-13 .435 7-10 1-3 2-0 5-5 L 1 Marshall 2-7 .222 1-5 1-2 9-18 .333 1-6 4-9 4-3 3-7 W 1 Louisiana Tech 1-7 .125 1-1 0-6 12-13 .480 9-3 3-10 0-0 4-6 W 2

RECENT RESULTS UPCOMING GAMES HITTER OF THE WEEK RONNIE JEBAVY, MIDDLE TENNESSEE Wed., April 1 Thu., April 2 Junior, OF, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Marshall 16, Miami (Ohio) 3 UAB at Southern Miss ...... 6:00p Jebavy had another impressive showing at the plate, Old Dominion 4, William & Mary 0 posting a weekly batting average of .476 (10-for-21) Louisiana Tech 3, Louisiana-Monroe 2 Fri., April 3 and hitting safely in all five games with four multi-hit Charlotte at Old Dominion ...... 5:00p efforts. Jebavy started the week with a solo HR against Tue., March 31 Marshall at (22) Florida Atlantic ...... 5:30p No. 2 Vanderbilt and finished the sweep of ODU with a (22) Florida Atlantic 11, (6) UCF 5 UAB at Southern Miss ...... 6:00p .500 batting average (6-for-12) over the weekend. His (13) Rice 4, Lamar 3 UTSA at FIU ...... 6:00p go ahead RBI triple Friday night led to a series opening Louisiana Tech 17, Grambling State 12 WKU at Louisiana Tech ...... 6:00p win, and he tied his career high with three hits (one UTSA 5, Texas State 4 Middle Tennessee at (13) Rice ...... 6:30p double) on Saturday. He extended his hitting streak to NC State 10, Charlotte 6 eight games on Sunday with two more hits. Jebavy also Alabama 7, UAB 2 Sat., April 4 stole his league-leading 14th and 15th bases over the Liberty 9, Old Dominion 7 Marshall at (22) Florida Atlantic ...... 12:00p weekend. Austin Peay 10, Middle Tennessee 0 Charlotte at Old Dominion ...... 2:00p Bethune Cookman 7, FIU 4 Middle Tennessee at (13) Rice ...... 2:00p PITCHER OF THE WEEK UAB at Southern Miss ...... 2:00p JAMES McMAHON, SOUTHERN MISS Sun., March 29 WKU at Louisiana Tech ...... 3:00p Senior, RHP, Hattiesburg, Miss. Charlotte 5, Louisiana Tech 3 UTSA at FIU ...... 3:30p McMahon made two starts during the week and FIU 3, Marshall 1 registered a win against No. 14 Rice. He did not record (25) Florida Atlantic 9, UTSA 5 Sun., April 5 a decision in a short start against No. 29 Mississippi Middle Tennessee 5, Old Dominion 4 Marshall at (22) Florida Atlantic ...... 11:00a State due to being on a pitch count. McMahon did not Southern Miss 5, Rice 1 Charlotte at Old Dominion ...... 12:00p allow a run over 11 innings of work and fanned five, UAB 7, WKU 1 UTSA at FIU ...... 12:00p while walking just one over that span. He improved to WKU at Louisiana Tech ...... 1:00p 5-0 on the year and saw his ERA drop to 0.99 following Sat., March 28 Middle Tennessee at (13) Rice ...... 1:00p his Rice outing. Against Mississippi State, he pitched to Charlotte 5, Louisiana Tech 0 one batter over the minimum in his start and pitched to Charlotte 9, Louisiana Tech 5 the minimum amount of hitters through the first four UTSA 14, (25) Florida Atlantic 3 Conference games in bold frames against Rice. He retired nine batters in a row at (14) Rice 11, Southern Miss 4 All Times Central one point against the Owls. He was part of a 3-0 UAB 6, WKU 5 shutout victory over MSU, which was the team’s fourth shutout of the year as he has pitched in three of those. Marshall 5, FIU 4

Middle Tennessee 8, Old Dominion 2

Fri., March 27 UAB 2, WKU 1 FIU 7, Marshall 2 Middle Tennessee 7, Old Dominion 2 (25) Florida Atlantic 10, UTSA 4 (14) Rice 6, Southern Miss 3

C-USA NOTEBOOK OLD DOMINION The Monarchs dropped all three games at Middle Tennessee this past weekend after posting an 11-1 midweek victory over VMI. Junior 2B P.J. Higgins was 4-for-5 with two CHARLOTTE doubles and two runs scored against VMI and then went 2-for-5 with a run scored in the The 49ers swept a Saturday doubleheader from Louisiana Tech, 5-0 and 9-5, and then series opener at Middle Tennessee. Junior OF Connor Myers had five hits in the MT finished a sweep of the Bulldogs for the second straight year with a 5-3 victory on Sunday. series, doubling in the opener and scoring one run in each games. After producing three In game one, sophomore LHP Sean Geoghegan threw 7.2 innings of shutout ball, hits in the series finale he is batting a team-best .357 on the season. He has also scattering six hits with six strikeouts to win his second-straight decision. Geoghegan extended his hitting streak to 11 games. tossed 107 pitches on Saturday in game one hitting the strike zone 73 times. Freshman

3B Hunter Jones posted a .500 batting average (7-for-14) in four games last week, playing in his first full week as a starter. Jones opened his week with a career-high three (14) RICE hits, double and run scored in a narrow 8-6 loss at Wake Forest before leading the Niners The Owls were 3-2 last week, splitting a pair of midweek games with Sam Houston State to the sweep over Louisiana Tech hitting .400 in the three-game set. Junior OF Zach and earning a series win over Southern Miss. Senior DH Kirby Taylor went a combined Jarrett hit three home runs in four games this week, including two in the three-game 8-for-20 (.400) at the plate last week. He had a hit in all five games to extend his current series vs. Louisiana Tech. Charlotte will play N.C. State on Tuesday night at BB&T hit streak to 10 games, including his sixth three-hit game of the season at Sam Houston Ballpark in the first-ever collegiate game in Uptown Charlotte. Close to 5,000 tickets have State last Wednesday night. He drove in a total of four runs in three of the games. Junior been pre-sold for the historic event. RHP Kevin McCanna earned his third victory Friday over Southern Miss, firing a season- long 7.0 innings, allowing just three runs on seven hits. He did not issue any walks and tied a career-high with eight strikeouts. Sophomore RF Charlie Warren extended his FIU hitting streak to a team-best 18 games on Sunday. Warren is batting .347 overall and The Panthers took two-of-three games at Marshall, its second straight C-USA series belted his first career home run Saturday against USM. In five games last week the Rice victory. Sophomore RHP Chris Mourelle posted his second straight victory with a 3-1 win pitching staff combined to register 54 strikeouts in 44.0 innings of work. The Owl hurlers in the series finale. He held a four-hit shutout through eight innings, striking out five, also maintained a strikeouts-to-walks ratio of 4.5-to-1. Rice ranks among the NCAA finishing with one run on six hits in 8.1 IP. The five strikeouts tied a season high for leaders in hits. The Owls average 11.1 hits per game and are batting .310 as a team. Mourelle, who has done so two other times. On the year, Mourelle owns a 5-2 record with a 3.40 ERA in 45 innings pitched. He has tallied 26 strikeouts and is holding the opposition to a .222 batting average. Senior IF Brian Portelli had a double and four RBI SOUTHERN MISS in the Panthers 7-2 win Friday night and had a pair of hits in Sunday’s 3-1 victory. He has Southern Miss was 2-2 against ranked opponents last week, posting a 3-0 win over No. a team-high 12 multiple-hit games on the season. Sophomore C JC Escarra has 29 Mississippi State before going 1-2 at No. 14 Rice. Senior RHP James McMahon extended his hitting streak to eight games. started both victories and registered a win against No. 14 Rice. He did not record a decision in a short start against Mississippi State due to being a pitch count. McMahon did not allow a run over 11 innings of work and fanned five, while walking just one over (22) FLORIDA ATLANTIC that span. He improved to 5-0 on the year and saw his ERA drop to 0.99 following his The Owls won 2-of-3 on the road at UTSA over the weekend, making their overall record Rice outing. The shutout victory over Mississippi State gave the Golden Eagles wins over 22-6. Only five Division I teams concluded last week with more victories than Florida in-state foes Ole Miss and the Bulldogs in the same season for the first time since 2009. Atlantic. The Owls hit four home runs on the weekend and has now surpassed its 2014 The win over Mississippi State snapped a six-game losing streak to the Bulldogs as the total at just the halfway mark of 2015 with 18 homers. FAU has outscored its opponents Golden Eagles improved their record to 13-10 all-time in games played at Trustmark Park by 100 runs (219-119) on the season. The Owls have 85 extra-base hits and have also in Pearl, Miss. The shutout was the fourth for the program this season, already tying the drawn 210 walks. FAU is hitting an incredible .673 with a runner on third base and less previous year’s total. Senior DH Matt Durst increased his hitting streak to eight games by than two outs and .406 (26 of 64) with the bases loaded. A total of 117 of FAU's 219 runs getting at least one hit in all three of the Rice games over the weekend, going 4-for-12 in have come in the 6th-9th innings. Junior OF Roman Collins hit for the cycle on the week, the series with two RBI. tallying five RBI and 12 total bases over FAU's three games. Collins hit a solo home run on Sunday to lift FAU to a 9-5 victory and scored three times on the weekend, slugging .923 with two walks. UAB UAB won its sixth-straight game and 10th of 14 on the road in a series sweep over WKU on Sunday. It marked the first C-USA series sweep for the Blazers this year, as they LOUISIANA TECH improved their league record to 5-4. UAB’s pitching staff has allowed just one run in five The Bulldogs dropped all three games at Charlotte. Senior 1B Taylor Nichols was 7-for- of the last six games, and allowed one run or less in 11-of-26 games this season. Senior 12 with six singles and a double against the 49ers, good for a team-high .583 average in 1B Jeff Schalk had a monster day – and weekend – at the plate, with a two-home run three games. He had a career-high four hits in game two of the doubleheader on Friday. performance in Saturday’s 6-5 win. He hit .455 on the weekend with five hits – four of Nichols is currently on a four-game hitting streak. Freshman C Brent Diaz was 4-for-13 them for extra bases – and four RBI. Schalk is the team’s leader in home runs (4), RBI (.308) with a home run, two RBI and three runs scored. Diaz is currently on a four-game (18), and slugging percentage (.469). Junior RHP Adam Lau earned saves in three of hitting streak. Junior RHP Adam Atkins pitched a season-high 4.2 innings in relief on UAB’s wins last week, striking out four in 3.2 innings pitched. The Blazers entered the Sunday against Charlotte, holding the 49ers scoreless on two hits, while striking out three. weekend in the top-25 in the NCAA in double plays, and turned four more vs. WKU. Junior CF Bryce Stark has reached base safely in nine straight games.

UTSA MARSHALL The Roadrunners were 1-2 against No. 25 Florida Atlantic over the weekend, posting a The Thundering Herd finished 1-2 against FIU in Charleston over the weekend, winning 14-3 win on Saturday. Junior SS Tyler Straub was 2-for-4 with a home run and four RBI, Saturday’s game, 5-4 when senior 3B Andrew Dundon's two-out, RBI single in the as nine Runners had hits and seven had RBI in the win. Junior RHP Aaron Burns has bottom of the 9th scored senior 1B T.J. Diffendorfer for a walk-off win. Earlier in the now moved into the weekend rotation for UTSA. Over 32.1 innings this season, he has week, senior SS Sergio Leon belted his first career grand slam in Marshall’s 11-8 loss to given up seven runs (five earned) in seven appearances. He now leads the pitching staff Ohio on Wednesday. Junior OF DJ Gee led the Herd on the weekend, going 5-for-11, with a 1.39 ERA. Burns tossed his second consecutive shutout on Saturday, picking up including a 3-for-5 game in the Herd’s win and scoring twice. Marshall will face longtime his fifth win of the season (tied for the C-USA lead). The Roadrunners continue to hit for rival Miami (Ohio) Wednesday in Oxford, Ohio, and then head to Boca Raton for a three doubles this season. Over the last eight games, UTSA has registered 16 doubles, giving game series against Florida Atlantic. the Runners a league-high 69 on the season. Entering last weekend, UTSA ranked

second in the NCAA in doubles and are averaging 2.44 doubles per outing. MIDDLE TENNESSEE Middle Tennessee swept its series from Old Dominion and remain in first place in the C- WKU USA standings, 1.5 games ahead of second place Rice, who they face this coming WKU defeated in-state rival Kentucky, 12-3, on March 24 at Bowling Green Ballpark weekend. Blue Raiders pitchers held a good hitting ODU team in check, allowing eight before being swept by UAB to finish the week 1-3. The Hilltoppers have won seven of total runs on the weekend. Middle Tennessee is off to its best start in league play under their last nine games against Kentucky and are 4-0 against the Wildcats at BG Ballpark head coach Jim McGuire and best start overall since 2009. The Blue Raiders are 15-4 all-time. Senior SS Cody Wofford smacked a three-run homer and two doubles to when registering more than six hits in a game. Senior OF Jared Allen reached base eight account for a career-high four RBI in WKU’s win over Kentucky. Freshman OF Kaleb times in the ODU series, homering once, driving in three runs and scoring six times. The Duckworth had the best week of his young career at the plate as he went 7-for-12 with 7-2 series-opening win, seniors Johnathan Frebis, Kooper Kessler and Nathan Foriest five RBI and two home runs. Duckworth had a career high four RBI, including a three-run combined for 13 strikeouts and surrendered only five ODU hits. Kessler has a 0.98 ERA homer, in Tuesday’s win over Kentucky and added a ninth-inning solo homer off UAB in in 18.1 innings pitched this season, striking out 24 batters in that time. In Saturday’s 8-2 Saturday’s 6-5 loss. Senior reliever Tate Glasscock has struck out 13 batters while not victory, senior C Michael Adkins doubled and drove in three runs, while senior DH Jake allowing a single run or hit in his last six appearances, which spans the course of 6.1 Ingold had 2 hits and 3 RBI. innings. Glasscock struck out the Kentucky side in the ninth inning to preserve WKU’s win

and fanned three of the four Blazers he faced this weekend.

THE POLLS USA Today Sports (Mar. 30) A LOOK AT THIS WEEK 1. Texas A&M (27-2) A trio of interesting non-conference games highlight Baseball America (Mar. 30) 2. TCU (21-4) Tuesday night’s action. No. 22 Florida Atlantic will visit 1. Vanderbilt (22--6) 3. Vanderbilt (22--6) No. 6 Central Florida in the first of three high in-state 2. Texas A&M (27-2) 4. LSU (23-5) rivalries that night. Alabama will take on red hot UAB, 3. LSU (23-5) 5. Florida (23-6) winners of six straight, at Regions Park. Charlotte will 4. Florida (23-6) 6. UCLA (21-5) host the first collegiate game at BB&T Ballpark in uptown Charlotte, facing NC State, with a crowd of 5. TCU (21-4) 7. Louisville (21-7) 8. Florida State (22-7) more than 5,000 fans expected to attend. 6. Central Florida (22-7) 7. Louisville (21-7) 9. USC (22-6) Southern Miss and UAB get conference play started 8. USC (22-6) 10. Arizona State (18-7) one day early this week, as the Golden Eagles and 9. UCLA (21-5) 11. Central Florida (22-7) Blazers begin a three-game series Thursday night in 10. Florida State (22-7) 12. Virginia (18-8) Hattiesburg, Miss. 11. Arizona State (18-7) 13. South Carolina (19-9) 12. Dallas Baptist (22-3) 14. Miami, Fla. (20-9) First place Middle Tennessee will visit second place 13. Rice (19-11) 15. Rice (19-11) and 13th-ranked Rice for a three-game set, beginning Friday night. 14. Miami, Fla. (20-9) 16. Oklahoma State (19-8) 17. Dallas Baptist (22-3) 15. UC Santa Barbara (19-7) ASN will once again televise a Saturday doubleheader, 16. Virginia (18-8) 18. UC Santa Barbara (19-7) airing the middle game of weekend series’ between 17. Oklahoma State (19-8) 19. Texas (17-11) Marshall and Florida Atlantic in Boca Raton and UTSA 18. South Carolina (19-9) 20. Houston (19-9) and FIU down the road in Miami, beginning at Noon 19. Texas Tech (18-10) 21. Illinois (19-6-1) CDT. 20. Houston (19-9) 22. Arizona (22-6) 21. California (20-7) 23. Nebraska (21-7) Rounding out the weekend schedule in C-USA action 22. Nebraska (21-7) 24. Texas Tech (18-10) are series’ between Charlotte and Old Dominion in 23. Coastal Carolina (20-7) 25. Maryland (18-7) Norfolk, Va., and WKU and Louisiana Tech in Ruston, ARV: La. 24. Illinois (19-6-1) Florida Atlantic (22-6) 25. San Diego (16-9)

Collegiate Baseball (Mar. 30) NCBWA (Mar. 30) 2015 PRESEASON HONORS 1. Texas A&M (27-2) 1. Vanderbilt (22--6) Here’s a look at the Conference USA players that have 2. Texas A&M (27-2) received preseason All-American recognition: 2. TCU (21-4) 3. Vanderbilt (22--6) 3. TCU (21-4) BASEBALL AMERICA 4. UCLA (21-5) 4. UCLA (21-5) 5. LSU (23-5) 5. LSU (23-5) Third Team 6. Florida (23-6) 6. Florida (23-6) OF Edwin Rios, FIU

7. Louisville (21-7) 7. Louisville (21-7) 8. Florida State (22-7) 8. Florida State (22-7) LOUISVILLE SLUGGER/ 9. Arizona State (18-7) 9. Virginia (18-8) COLLEGIATE BASEBALL 10. Central Florida (22-7) 10. USC (22-6) Second Team 11. Oklahoma State (19-8) 11. Central Florida (22-7) SP Blake Fox, Rice 12. California (20-7) 12. Arizona State (18-7) 13. Arizona (22-6) 13. South Carolina (19-9) NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL 14. Houston (19-9) 14. Rice (19-11) WRITERS ASSOCIATION 15. USC (22-6) 15. Miami, Fla. (20-9) First Team 16. Miami, Fla. (20-9) 16. Dallas Baptist (22-3) SP Blake Fox, Rice 17. UC Santa Barbara (19-7) 17. Oklahoma State (19-8) RP Matt Ditman, Rice 18. Oregon State (21-7) 18. Texas (17-11) 19. Nebraska (21-7) 19. UC Santa Barbara (19-7) STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST 20. Virginia (18-8) 20. Houston (19-9) RP Matt Ditman, Rice 21. Georgia (18-11) 21. Texas Tech (18-10) 22. South Carolina (19-9) 22. Florida Atlantic (22-6) GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD WATCH LIST 23. Texas (17-11) 23. Oregon (17-11) SP Blake Fox, Rice 24. Illinois (19-6-1) 24. Iowa (24-6) 25. Arizona (22-6) 25. Illinois (19-6-1) JOHNNY BENCH AWARD WATCH LIST 26. Nevada (23-5) 26. North Carolina (16-11) C John Bormann, UTSAncch 27. San Diego (22-6) 27. Nebraska (21-7) 28. Dallas Baptist (22-3) 28. Maryland (18-7) C John Clay Reeves, Rice 29. Missouri (20-9) 29. San Diego State (22-6) C Ryan Messex, WKU 30. Coastal Carolina (20-7) 30. California (20-7)

PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS CONFERENCE SUMMARY Conference USA has announced its 2015 preseason baseball awards, as chosen by the Here's a summary of Conference USA’s record versus other conferences in non- league’s 12 head coaches. Rice senior catcher John Clay Reeves has been chosen as conference competition in 2015: the preseason Player of the Year, while Rice junior left-hander Blake Fox was named the preseason Pitcher of the Year. Rice was chosen as the unanimous favorite to win Conference Record Conference Record the league’s championship. The Owls have won either the regular season or America East 0-0 Missouri Valley 5-2 tournament championship in each of its nine years as a member of C-USA. American 6-7 Mountain West 0-0 ACC 3-7 Northeast 4-0 PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH Atlantic Sun 6-6 Ohio Valley 4-5 1. Rice (12) Atlantic 10 2-3 Patriot 0-0 2. FIU Big East 0-1 Pac-12 4-3 3. Old Dominion Big South 2-3 SEC 8-10 4. Southern Miss Big Ten 10-9 Southern 4-0 5. UTSA Big 12 2-4 Southland 15-10-1 6. Florida Atlantic Big West 1-2 SWAC 4-4 7. UAB Colonial 3-0 Summit 5-1 8. Middle Tennessee Horizon 1-2 Sun Belt 9-3 9. WKU Ivy 3-0 West Coast 0-0 10. Marshall Metro Atlantic 6-2 WAC 0-0 11. Charlotte Mid-American 5-3 Independents 0-0 12. Louisiana Tech Mid-Eastern 10-3 Non-Division I 0-0 (first place votes in parentheses) TOTAL 122-90-1 (.575)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR NON-CONFERENCE RECORDS John Clay Reeves, Rice (Senior, Catcher) Here’s the record of each C-USA school in non-conference action this season:

PITCHER OF THE YEAR Team W-L Team W-L Blake Fox, Rice (Junior, Left-hander) Charlotte 6-5 Old Dominion 11-6 FIU 8-12 Rice 11-8 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Florida Atlantic 17-3 Southern Miss 11-6-1 P Blake Fox Jr. Rice Louisiana Tech 11-6 UAB 12-6 P Alex Luna Sr. UAB Marshall 7-11 UTSA 11-9 P Chris Mourelle So. FIU Middle Tennessee 8-10 WKU 9-8 RP Matt Ditman Jr. Rice TOTAL 122-90-1 C John Clay Reeves Sr. Rice IF Josh Anderson Sr. FIU IF Ryan Church Sr. WKU HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE IF P.J. Higgins Jr. Old Dominion Here's a look at each team's record at their home fields in 2015: IF Taylor Love Jr. Louisiana Tech IF Stephen Kerr So. Florida Atlantic Team W-L Team W-L OF Jared Allen Sr. Middle Tennessee Charlotte 7-10 Old Dominion 9-1 OF Brendon Sanger Jr. Florida Atlantic FIU 8-6 Rice 14-5 OF Nick Walker So. Old Dominion Florida Atlantic 16-4 Southern Miss 8-4 DH/UT Matt Durst Sr. Southern Miss Louisiana Tech 9-3 UAB 10-5 Marshall 1-7 UTSA 11-8 Middle Tennessee 12-5 WKU 8-7 PSEUDO-RPI REPORT TOTAL 114-64 NON-CONFERENCE TOTAL 83-34 As a league, Conference USA is ranked No. 9 among the nation’s conferences in 2015. Here’s a look at where each C-USA school ranked in the latest (April 2) 2015 Pseudo-RPI’s ratings (published by Boyd Nation (www.boydsworld.com): CLOSE CALLS Here’s a look at the records of each Conference USA school in one-run games during 7. Florida Atlantic the 2015 season: 39. Middle Tennessee 40. Rice Team W-L Team W-L 64. UAB Charlotte 3-2 Old Dominion 3-2 96. WKU FIU 0-4 Rice 4-3 107. UTSA Florida Atlantic 3-1 Southern Miss 2-5 114. Old Dominion Louisiana Tech 3-3 UAB 6-1 115. Southern Miss Marshall 4-2 UTSA 4-1 129. Louisiana Tech Middle Tennessee 4-1 WKU 1-5 171. Charlotte TOTAL 37-30 208. FIU NON-CONFERENCE TOTAL 23-16 240. Marshall

2015 C-USA CHAMPIONSHIP PEAK PERFORMERS The 2015 Conference USA Championship will return to Hattiesburg, Miss., for the fifth Throughout the 2015 season, we’ll track some of the top individual performances time in the league’s history. Southern Miss also hosted the 2014, 2009, 2005 and around Conference USA: 1996 C-USA Championships at Pete Taylor Park. The Championship will feature the top eight teams in regular-season league play, and the format features two double- MULTIPLE HOME RUNS IN A GAME elimination brackets, with a single-elimination championship game. The championship 3 Edwin Rios, FIU (23) vs. Charlotte (1) 3-21 game on Sun., May 24 will air on CBS Sports Network. 2 C.J. Pickering, UTSA (4) vs. Florida Atlantic (9) 3-29 2 Jeff Schalk, UAB (6) at WKU (5) 3-28 Game Schedule: 2 Danny Hudzina, WKU (5) at Mississsippi State (6) 3-13 2 Ricky Santiago, Florida Atlantic (12) vs. Rutgers (4) 3-8 Wed., May 20 2 Christian Dicks, Florida Atlantic (9) vs. Monmouth (0) 3-1 Game 1 9:00a 2 Jeff Schalk, UAB (20) vs. Savannah State (0) 2-21 Game 2 12:30p Game 3 4:00p COMPLETE GAMES Game 4 7:30p Aaron Burns, UTSA (14) vs. Florida Atlantic (3) 3-28 Aaron Burns, UTSA (12) vs. WKU (0) 3-22 Thurs., May 21 Michael Taylor, Marshall (1) at UAB (2) 3-21 Game 5 9:00a Brock Hartson, UTSA (4) vs. WKU (5) 3-20 Game 6 12:30p Johnny Lieske, UAB (0) at Middle Tennessee (3) 3-15 Game 7 4:00p James McMahon, Southern Miss (10) vs. FIU (0) 3-15 Game 8 7:30p James McMahon, Southern Miss (5) at Troy (0) 3-1

Fri., May 22 10 OR MORE STRIKEOUTS Game 9 3:00p 12 Phil Maton, Louisiana Tech (2) vs. Southern Miss (1) 3-20 Game 10 6:30p 11 Christian Talley, Southern Miss (7) vs. Murray State (4) 2-13 10 Sean Labsan, Florida Atlantic (11) at UCF (5) 3-31 Sat., May 23 10 Brock Hartson, UTSA (4) vs. WKU (5) 3-20 Game 11 9:00a 10 Tyler Clancy, Louisiana Tech (11) vs. Oral Roberts (3) 2-28 Game 12 12:30p 10 J.D. Prochaska, Charlotte (2) vs. UNCG (1) 2-28 Game 13 4:00p (if necessary) 10 Kyle Miller, Florida Atlantic (16) vs. Connecticut (5) 2-13 Game 14 7:30p (if necessary) BIG PRODUCTION Sun., May 24 Here’s a look at the games in which a C-USA team has scored 15 or more runs this Championship Game 12:00p season:

All times Central 24 Marshall 24 at Florida A&M 2 (Feb. 14) 23 FIU 23, Charlotte 1 (Mar. 21) 20 UAB 20, Savannah State 0 (Feb. 21) 19 FIU 19, Manhattan 5 (Mar. 1) 19 Middle Tennessee 19, Western Illinois 2 (Feb. 23) 18 Florida Atlantic 18, Charlotte 8 (Mar. 14) 18 Florida Atlantic 18, Rutgers 5 (Mar. 6) 17 FIU 17, Manhattan 0 (Feb. 28) 16 Middle Tennessee 16, Western Illinois 14 (Feb. 22) 16 Florida Atlantic 16, Connecticut 5 (Feb. 13) 15 Florida Atlantic 15, Bethune-Cookman 0 (Mar. 18) 15 Middle Tennessee 15, New Orleans 2 (Feb. 28) SPRING MLB ROSTERS FEATURE 14 C-USA PLAYERS A total of 14 players from Conference USA schools appear on the 40-man spring C-USA VS. RANKED FOES rosters of Major League Baseball teams. Seven of C-USA’s baseball schools are In its history, C-USA Baseball teams have totaled 155 wins vs. top 10 opponents, represented, with players appearing on 14 different big league teams. Here’s a look at including 62 over top 5 foes. all of the C-USA players on spring training MLB rosters. Here’s a look at the 2015 wins over ranked non-conference opponents: Player Pos. MLB Team C-USA School R.J. Alvarez RHP Oakland A’s Florida Atlantic 2015 RANKED WINS Jeff Beliveau LHP Tampa Bay Rays Florida Atlantic Feb. 13 ...... FIU 4, (29) Tennessee 3 Dan Straily RHP Houston Astros Marshall Feb. 14 ...... Rice 10, (6) Texas 9 Michael McKenry C Colorado Rockies Middle Tennessee Feb. 14 ...... Rice 5, (6) Texas 2 Daniel Hudson RHP Arizona Diamondbacks Old Dominion Feb. 15 ...... FIU 3, (29) Tennessee 0 Justin Verlander RHP Detroit Tigers Old Dominion Feb. 18 ...... Florida Atlantic 5, (8) Miami (Fla.) 3 Tony Cingrani LHP Cincinnati Reds Rice Mar. 4 ...... Southern Miss 5, (24) Mississippi 1 Brock Holt IF Boston Red Sox Rice Mar. 11 ...... WKU 3, (13) Mississippi State 1 Lucas Luetge LHP Seattle Mariners Rice Mar. 11 ...... Old Dominion 14, (1) Virginia 5 Bryan Price RHP Cleveland Indians Rice Mar. 24 ...... Southern Miss 3, (29) Mississippi State 0 Anthony Rendon 3B Washington Nationals Rice Mar. 31 ...... Florida Atlantic 11, (6) UCF 5 Joe Savery LHP Chicago White Sox Rice Brian Dozier SS Minnesota Twins Southern Miss Bobby Korecky RHP Toronto Blue Jays UTSA

C-USA ON TV NOTING C-USA UMPIRES Conference USA baseball games are scheduled to be televised nationally by Fox At least one C-USA umpire has been assigned to the College World Series each year Sports Media Group, CBS Sports Network and American Sports Network. Below is a since 1999. Last year, the conference was represented in Omaha by Mike Conlin, list of 2015 games that have been confirmed: Mark Uyl and Doug Williams.

CBS SPORTS NETWORK C-USA umpires in the 2014 NCAA Championship included: Linus Baker, Ryan Sun, May 24 ...... C-USA Championship Game ...... 12:00p CT Broussard, Anthony Carilli, Mike Conlin, Chris Coskey, Perry Costello, Jeff Doy, Mike Duffy, Jim Garman, Danny Mascorro, Ryan Morehead, Mike Morris, Eddie Newsom, FOX SPORTS 1 Josh Schepis, Darrin Sealey, Kevin Sweeney, Mark Uyl, Scott Wilkerson, Doug Fri., May 1 ...... WKU at Middle Tennessee ...... 7:00p CT Williams and Mark Winters, accounting for 21% of all assignments.

FOX SPORTS 2 HITTERS & PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Fri., Mar. 27...... Southern Miss at Rice ...... 6:00p CT Conference USA will name a Hitter of the Week and a Pitcher of the Week each FOX SPORTS NETWORKS Monday during the season. The award is selected by the conference office. Here Sat., May 16 ...... FIU at Rice ...... 12:00p CT are this year’s winners:

FOX SPORTS SOUTHWEST HITTER OF THE WEEK Tue., Mar. 3...... TCU 3, Rice 1 Feb. 16 Michael Adkins C Middle Tennessee Feb. 23 John Clay Reeves C Rice ASN Mar. 2 Christain Dicks OF Florida Atlantic Sun., Mar. 22 ...... Marshall at UAB (cancelled due to weather) Anderson Miller OF WKU Sat., Mar. 28 ...... Louisiana Tech at Charlotte ...... 12 p.m. CT Mar. 9 Ricky Santiago 3B Florida Atlantic Sat., Mar. 28 ...... Old Dominion at Middle Tennessee ... 3:30 p.m. CT Mar. 16 Josh Eldridge OF Old Dominion Sat., Apr. 4 ...... Marshall at Florida Atlantic ...... 12 p.m. CT Mar. 23 Edwin Rios 1B FIU Sat., Apr. 4 ...... UTSA at FIU ...... 3:30 p.m. CT Mar. 30 Ronnie Jebavy OF Middle Tennessee Sun., Apr. 12 ...... Southern Miss at WKU ...... 12 p.m. CT

Sat., Apr. 18 ...... UTSA at Rice ...... 2 p.m. CT PITCHER OF THE WEEK Sun., Apr. 26 ...... Rice at WKU ...... 12 p.m. CT Sat., May 2 ...... FIU at Old Dominion ...... 2 p.m. CT Feb. 16 Kyle Miller RHP Florida Atlantic Sat., May 9 ...... Rice at Florida Atlantic...... 12 p.m. CT Feb. 23 Tyler Clancy LHP Louisiana Tech Sat., May 16 ...... Southern Miss at Middle Tennessee .. 12 p.m. CT Mar. 2 James McMahon RHP Southern Miss Mar. 9 Cord Cockrell RHP Southern Miss SEC NETWORK Mar. 16 Greg Tomchick RHP Old Dominion Tue., Apr. 14 ...... UAB at Alabama ...... 6:00p CT Brock Hartson RHP UTSA Mar. 23 Phil Maton RHP Louisiana Tech LONGHORN NETWORK Mar. 30 James McMahon RHP Southern Miss Tue., Feb. 17 ...... Texas 14, UTSA 2 NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

A total of 76 athletes have earned National Player of the Week honors during the TITLE HOLDERS league’s first 20 seasons. Here’s a look at this season’s winners: Rice won at least a share of its eighth regular season Conference USA title in the past nine years in 2014. The Owls also captured their fifth C-USA Tournament crown since COLLEGIATE BASEBALL/LOUISVILLE SLUGGER 2006. Here’s a look at C-USA’s regular season and tournament champions:

NCBWA Year Regular Season Tournament 2014 Rice Rice Mar. 30 James McMahon RHP Southern Miss 2013 Rice/Southern Miss Rice 2012 Rice UAB CONFERENCE USA BASEBALL SCHOOLS 2011 Rice/Southern Miss Rice Since its first season in 1996, Conference USA has established itself as a national 2010 Rice Southern Miss power. Here are some of the league’s accomplishments in its first 19 seasons: 2009 East Carolina Rice 2008 Rice Houston  At least one College World Series team in seven of the past 15 seasons. 2007 Rice Rice 2006 Rice Rice  60 NCAA Appearances 2005 Tulane TCU/Tulane* 2004 East Carolina TCU  Three National Players of the Year 2003 Southern Miss Southern Miss 2002 Houston East Carolina  Three National Freshmen of the Year 2001 Tulane Tulane 2000 Houston Houston  139 All-Americans 1999 Houston Tulane 1998 Tulane Tulane  Schools have combined to win 40 or more games 61 times in the past 11 years 1997 Tulane Houston 1996 USF Tulane  Has had a team ranked No. 1 in the nation in four of the past 10 regular seasons

*declared co-champions after championship game was cancelled due to weather  Hosted 14 NCAA Regionals and six Super Regionals

The 12 current members of C-USA have also accomplished the following:

 2003 National Champions - Rice

 95 all-time NCAA Appearances (63 since 1995) ABOUT CONFERENCE USA BASEBALL C-USA RADIO OUTLETS Charlotte ...... WFNZ-AM (610)  Conference USA will field 12 teams in 2015, as the league celebrates its 20- FIU ...... FIUSports.com year anniversary: Charlotte, FIU, Florida Atlantic, Louisiana Tech, Marshall, Florida Atlantic ...... FAUSports.com Middle Tennessee, Old Dominion, Rice, Southern Miss, UAB, UTSA and Louisiana Tech ...... KXKZ-FM (107.5) WKU. Marshall ...... WMUL-AM (88.1) ...... WRVC-AM (930)  Conference USA has been ranked as the No. 5 baseball conference in the Middle Tennessee ...... WMTS-FM (88.3) RPI in all but two seasons since 2006. It was the No. 8 ranked conference in Old Dominion ...... Star-AM (1310) 2014. Rice ...... RiceOwls.com  C-USA has placed at least four teams in the NCAA Championship nine times Southern Miss ...... WKZW-FM (94.3) in the past 13 years, producing five teams on two occasions. UAB ...... WSPZ-AM (690)  Rice made its 20th consecutive NCAA Regional appearance in 2013, the UTSA ...... GoUTSA.com WKU ...... WWKU-AM (1450) fourth-longest active streak in the nation.

 Rice spent the entire 2014 season nationally ranked and was joined in the C-USA WEB SITES regular season rankings by FIU, Florida Atlantic and UAB. Charlotte ...... www.charlotte49ers.com  Seven C-USA teams ranked in the top 90 of the final RPI rankings and nine FIU ...... www.fiupanthers.com teams were among the top 103. Florida Atlantic ...... www.fausports.com  Nine Conference USA teams won at least one game against a nationally Louisiana Tech ...... www.latechsports.com ranked opponent during the 2014 season. Marshall ...... www.herdzone.com Middle Tennessee ...... www.goblueraiders.com  C-USA teams posted a total of 18 wins over nationally ranked, non- Old Dominion ...... www.odusports.com conference opponents during the regular season, including seven against top Rice ...... www.riceowls.com 10 foes. Southern Miss ...... www.southernmiss.com  Old Dominion defeated then-No. 1 Virginia, 8-1, on April 29, marking the UAB ...... www.uabsports.com league’s first win over a No. 1 team since 2009. It was the ninth time in UTSA ...... www.goutsa.com league history that a C-USA school has defeated the nation’s top-ranked WKU ...... www.wkusports.com team.  C-USA played 27 of the teams ranked among the top 50 in the final NCAA C-USA BASEBALL CONTACTS RPI rankings, posting wins vs. 19. C-USA teams defeated: No. 1 Virginia Phone E-Mail (Old Dominion), No. 3 Texas (Rice), No. 4 Mississippi (Southern Miss), No. 6 C-USA: Russell Anderson (214) 774-1351 [email protected] TCU (Rice), No. 7 Florida (Florida Atlantic), No. 11 LSU (Tulane), No. 17 Charlotte: Sean Fox (704) 687-1021 [email protected] Miami [Fla.] (Florida Atlantic), No. 23 Alabama (Southern Miss, UAB), No. 30 FIU: Pete Pelegrin (305) 348-3164 [email protected] Florida Atlantic: Brandon Goodwin (561) 297-3163 [email protected] Stanford (Rice), No. 31 Texas A&M (Louisiana Tech), No. 36 Sam Houston LA Tech: Anna Claire Thomas (318) 257-3145 [email protected] State (Rice, UTSA), No. 39 Liberty (Old Dominion), No. 41 Columbia Marshall: Caitie Smith (304) 696-4660 [email protected] (UTSA), No. 43 North Carolina (East Carolina) and No. 50 UCF (Florida Middle Tennessee: Tony Stinnett (615) 898-5270 [email protected] Atlantic). Additionally, incoming C-USA member WKU defeated National Derrick Blyberg (615) 898-5270 [email protected] Champion and No. 2 Vanderbilt, along with No. 5 Louisiana-Lafayette. Rice: John Sullivan (713) 348-4034 [email protected]  Six different Conference USA players were honored as 2014 All-Americans, Southern Miss: Jack Duggan (601) 266-4507 [email protected] UAB: Brandon Lee (205) 934-0722 [email protected] including East Carolina senior RHP Ryan Williams, FIU junior RHP Mike UTSA: Zena Rex (956) 739-4878 [email protected] Franco, Middle Tennessee senior 1B Trent Miller, Rice senior 3B Shane WKU: Jeremy Brown (270) 745-5388 [email protected] Hoelscher, Rice sophomore LHP Blake Fox and UAB senior RHP Chase Mallard. C-USA ON THE WEB  Three C-USA players earned 2014 Freshman All-American honors, including For all of the latest information on Conference USA baseball and the league’s other 19 FIU RHP Chris Mourelle, Florida Atlantic 2B Stephen Kerr and Old sports, please visit www.ConferenceUSA.com. Dominion OF Nick Walker.  Conference USA had four players that earned National Player of the Week C-USA ON FACEBOOK honors in 2014: East Carolina RHP Jeff Hoffman, Rice OF Michael By becoming a fan of Conference USA on Facebook, followers of C-USA teams will Aquino, Rice 1B Skyler Ewing and UAB RHP Chase Mallard. have the opportunity to receive score updates, event recaps and notices, video  Four Conference USA schools (Southern Miss, Rice, East Carolina, Tulane) features, photos, special announcements, news on promotions and special ticket offers ranked among the top 36 nationally in average home attendance. Three of and much more. The Facebook page is available at facebook.com/ConferenceUSA. the four averaged at least 2,400 fans per game.  Nine 2014 players and four 2014 teams ranked among the top 10 national C-USA ON TWITTER leaders in the final 2014 NCAA statistics. Twitter provides fans a means to receive a steady flow of information on all facets of  Conference USA had 34 players chosen in the June Major League Baseball Conference USA athletics through instant messaging. Follow us: @Conference_USA Draft, including the No. 9 overall selection (East Carolina’s Jeff Hoffman). Eleven of the 2014 C-USA schools had at least one player selected. C-USA AUDIO UPDATES  The league had 24 games televised nationally or regionally in 2014. Conference USA produces a a daily audio update entitled “Today in Conference USA” that focuses on baseball as well as all C-USA sports. The league also hosts selected podcasts with head baseball coaches and other baseball-related personnel during the season. Bill Hazen serves as the host and producer of these programs. Both of these shows are available for download on C-USA’s podcast channel: http://conferenceusa.cstv.com/podcasts/c-usa-podcasts.html

CHARLOTTE 49ERS FIU PANTHERS FLORIDA ATLANTIC OWLS (10-13, 4-8 C-USA) (13-16, 5-4 C-USA) (23-6, 6-3 C-USA)

Date Opponent Time/Result Record Date Opponent Time/Result Record Date Opponent Time/Result Record FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 20 AKRON (cancelled) 13 (29) TENNESSEE W 4-3 1-0 13 CONNECTICUT W 16-5 1-0 21 AKRON L 1-2 0-1 14 (29) TENNESSEE L 2-9 1-1 14 CONNECTICUT W 2-1 (11 inn.) 2-0 21 AKRON W 1-0 1-1 15 (29) TENNESSEE W 3-0 2-1 15 CONNECTICUT W 5-4 3-0 22 AKRON L 4-5 1-2 18 at Stetson L 2-12 2-2 18 (9) MIAMI W 5-3 4-0 25 at College of Charleston (cancelled) 20-22 at Baseball at the Beach Tournament (Conway, S.C.) 20 OHIO STATE L 2-6 4-1 27 vs. NC State (Savannah, Ga.) W 1-0 2-2 21 vs. (28) Georgia Tech L 9-16 2-3 21 OHIO STATE W 7-0 5-1 28 vs. UNCG (Savannah, Ga.) W 2-1 3-2 21 vs. NC State L 1-3 2-4 22 OHIO STATE W 2-1 6-1 MARCH 22 vs. N.C. Central W 4-0 3-4 24 vs. (2) Florida (Jupiter, Fla.) L 8-10 6-2 1 vs. NC State (Savannah, Ga.) (cancelled) 22 vs. N.C. Central W 7-5 (13) 4-4 27 MONMOUTH W 9-5 7-2 4 NORTH CAROLINA A&T W 6-0 4-2 27 MANHATTAN W 7-2 5-4 MARCH 6 (11) RICE L 2-4 4-3 28 MANHATTAN W 17-0 6-4 1 MONMOUTH W 11-0 8-2 7 (11) RICE L 3-10 4-4 28 MANHATTAN L 3-5 6-5 1 MONMOUTH W 9-0 9-2 8 (11) RICE L 3-6 4-5 MARCH 3 NORTH FLORIDA W 8-7 (12) 10-2 10 HIGH POINT L 4-8 4-6 1 MANHATTAN W 19-5 7-5 4 NORTH FLORIDA W 3-2 11-2 14 FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 3-8 4-7 6 CONNECTICUT L 1-4 7-6 6 RUTGERS W 18-5 12-2 14 FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 7-18 4-8 7 CONNECTICUT L 3-5 7-7 7 RUTGERS W 10-3 13-2 15 FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 1-5 4-9 8 CONNECTICUT W 7-2 8-7 8 RUTGERS W 12-4 14-2 17 MD.-EASTERN SHORE W 17-5 5-9 10 vs. Seton Hall (PC) L 10-12 8-8 10 ILLINOIS STATE W 6-4 15-2 18 PRESBYTERIAN W 4-3 6-9 10 vs. St. Joseph’s (PC) L 5-11 8-9 11 NC STATE L 5-9 15-3 20 at FIU W 5-4 7-9 13 at Southern Miss W 9-1 9-9 14 at Charlotte W 8-3 16-3 21 at FIU L 1-23 7-10 14 at Southern Miss L 3-7 9-10 14 at Charlotte W 18-7 17-3 22 at FIU L 5-7 7-11 15 at Southern Miss L 0-10 9-11 15 at Charlotte W 5-1 18-3 24 at Wake Forest L 6-8 7-12 18 at USF L 3-4 9-12 18 at Bethune Cookman W 15-0 19-3 28 LOUISIANA TECH W 5-0 8-12 20 CHARLOTTE L 4-5 9-13 20 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 4-2 20-3 28 LOUISIANA TECH W 9-5 9-12 21 CHARLOTTE W 23-1 10-13 21 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 3-5 (11) 20-4 29 LOUISIANA TECH W 5-3 10-12 22 CHARLOTTE W 7-5 11-13 22 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 7-6 (12) 20-5 31 NC STATE (BB&T Park) L 6-10 10-13 24 at Bethune-Cookman L 2-3 (10) 11-14 27 at UTSA W 10-4 21-5 APRIL 27 at Marshall (CH) W 7-2 12-14 28 at UTSA L 3-14 21-6 3 at Old Dominion 6:00p 28 at Marshall (CH) L 4-5 12-15 29 at UTSA W 9-5 22-6 4 at Old Dominion 3:00p 29 at Marshall (CH) W 3-1 13-15 31 at (6) UCF W 11-5 23-6 5 at Old Dominion 1:00p 31 BETHUNE-COOKMAN L 4-7 13-16 APRIL 7 at Virginia Tech 5:30p APRIL 3 MARSHALL 6:30p 10 at Marshall (BWV) 6:00p 3 UTSA 7:00p 4 MARSHALL 1:00p 11 at Marshall (BWV) 4:00p 4 UTSA 4:30p 5 MARSHALL 12:00p 12 at Marshall (BWV) 1:00p 5 UTSA 1:00p 8 at Miami 6:00p 14 WINTHROP 6:00p 7 SOUTH FLORIDA 6:00p 10 FIU 6:30p 15 at NC State 6:00p 10 at Florida Atlantic 6:30p 11 FIU 4:00p 17 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 6:00p 11 at Florida Atlantic 4:00p 12 FIU 12:00p 18 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2:00p 12 at Florida Atlantic 12:00p 14 at Florida Gulf Coast 6:00p 19 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 1:00p 17 WKU 4:00p 17 at Southern Miss 7:00p 21 WAKE FOREST 6:00p 18 WKU 6:00p 18 at Southern Miss 3:00p 24 at UAB 7:30p 19 WKU 1:00p 19 at Southern Miss 2:00p 25 at UAB 5:00p 22 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC 6:00p 22 at Miami 6:00p 26 at UAB 2:00p 24 LOUISIANA TECH 7:00p 24 OLD DOMINION 6:30p 28 GARDNER-WEBB 6:00p 25 LOUISIANA TECH 6:00p 25 OLD DOMINION 4:00p MAY 26 LOUISIANA TECH 1:00p 26 OLD DOMINION 12:00p 1 DALLAS BAPTIST 6:00p MAY 28 FLORIDA GULF COAST 6:30p 2 DALLAS BAPTIST 2:00p 1 at Old Dominion 6:00p MAY 3 DALLAS BAPTIST 1:00p 2 at Old Dominion 3:00p 1 at UAB (YM) 7:30p 8 at Southern Miss 7:00p 3 at Old Dominion 1:00p 2 at UAB (YM) 3:00p 9 at Southern Miss 2:00p 5 JACKSONVILLE 6:30p 3 at UAB (YM) 2:00p 10 at Southern Miss 12:00p 6 JACKSONVILLE 1:00p 5 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 6:30p 12 at Winthrop 4:30p 8 UAB 7:00p 6 UCF 6:30p 14 UTSA 6:00p 9 UAB 6:00p 8 RICE 6:30p 15 UTSA 6:00p 10 UAB 1:00p 9 RICE 1:00p 16 UTSA 1:00p 14 at Rice 7:30p 10 RICE 12:00p 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 15 at Rice 7:30p 14 at WKU 6:00p 16 at Rice 1:00p 15 at WKU 6:00p HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 16 at WKU 2:00p Eastern. 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times BWV – Beckley, W. Va. Eastern. HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times Eastern. PC – Port Charlotte, Fla. CH- Charleston, W. Va. CH – Charleston, W. Va. YM – Young Memorial Field

LA TECH BULLDOGS MARSHALL HERD MIDDLE TENN BLUE RAIDERS (12-13, 1-7 C-USA) (9-18, 2-7 C-USA) (16-11, 8-1 C-USA)

Date Opponent Time/Result Record Date Opponent Time/Result Record Date Opponent Time/Result Record FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 13 at Southeastern Louisiana L 4-5 0-1 13 at Florida A&M L 3-4 0-1 13 at Jacksonville W 7-2 1-0 14 at Southeastern Louisiana L 1-6 0-2 14 at Florida A&M W 24-2 1-1 14 at Jacksonville W 8-5 2-0 15 at Southeastern Louisiana L 1-7 0-3 15 at Florida A&M W 10-9 2-1 15 at Jacksonville L 2-11 2-1 17 at McNeese State L 2-4 0-4 20 vs. Alabama A&M (Starkville, Miss.) L 3-8 2-2 17 LIPSCOMB (postponed) 18 at McNeese State W 12-2 1-4 20 at (14) Mississippi State L 2-6 2-3 20 VALPARAISO (cancelled) 20 ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF W 9-3 2-4 21 at (14) Mississippi State L 4-7 2-4 21 OHIO (cancelled) 20 ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF W 6-2 3-4 22 vs. Alabama A&M (Starkville, Miss.) L 1-8 2-5 22 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 16-14 3-1 21 ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF L 4-5 3-5 27 vs. Towson (Winston-Salem, N.C.) W 2-1 3-5 22 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 5-4 4-1 25 LOUISIANA-MONROE (postponed) 28 vs. Towson (Winston-Salem, N.C.) W 7-6 4-5 23 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 19-2 5-1 28 ORAL ROBERTS W 11-3 4-5 28 at Wake Forest L 5-6 4-6 25 at Tennessee Tech (postponed) 28 ORAL ROBERTS W 6-4 5-5 MARCH 27 at New Orleans W 2-1 (12) 6-1 MARCH 1 at Wake Forest L 3-8 4-7 28 at New Orleans W 15-2 7-1 1 ORAL ROBERTS L 2-11 5-6 7 vs. George Mason W 5-4 (13) 5-7 MARCH 4 at Arkansas (cancelled) 8 vs. George Mason (T) L 4-6 5-8 1 at New Orleans L 1-8 7-2 6 TEXAS A&M-C. CHRISTI W 6-2 6-6 8 vs. George Mason (T) W 9-6 6-8 3 at Tennessee (cancelled) 7 TEXAS A&M-C. CHRISTI W 2-1 7-6 10 AKRON (cancelled) 7 IOWA (DH) L 1-2 7-3 8 TEXAS A&M-C. CHRISTI (cancelled) 13 UTSA (BWV) L 0-2 6-9 7 IOWA L 1-6 7-4 11 at Northwestern State W 9-7 8-6 14 UTSA (BWV) L 5-10 6-10 8 IOWA W 9-8 8-4 13 at Rice L 2-4 8-7 15 UTSA (BWV) L 8-16 6-11 10 at Memphis L 1-3 8-5 14 at Rice L 7-8 8-8 17 at Eastern Kentucky L 4-8 6-12 11 at Memphis L 0-11 8-6 15 at Rice L 2-9 8-9 18 MOREHEAD STATE L 1-7 6-13 13 UAB W 8-0 9-6 18 at Arkansas-Little Rock (postponed) 20 at UAB L 2-5 6-14 14 UAB W 3-0 10-6 20 SOUTHERN MISS L 4-13 8-10 21 at UAB W 7-6 (11) 7-14 15 UAB W 3-2 11-6 20 SOUTHERN MISS W 2-1 9-10 21 at UAB L 1-2 7-15 17 at Belmont L 2-8 11-7 22 SOUTHERN MISS (cancelled) 25 at Ohio L 8-11 7-16 20 at (19) Florida Atlantic L 2-4 11-8 24 GRAMBLING STATE W 8-1 10-10 27 FIU (CH) L 2-7 7-17 21 at (19) Florida Atlantic W 5-3 (11) 12-8 27 at Charlotte L 0-5 10-11 28 FIU (CH) W 5-4 8-17 22 at (19) Florida Atlantic W 7-6 (12) 13-8 28 at Charlotte L 5-9 10-12 29 FIU (CH) L 1-3 8-18 24 (2) VANDERBILT L 7-12 13-9 29 at Charlotte L 3-5 10-13 APRIL 25 LIPSCOMB L 1-8 13-10 31 at Grambling State W 17-12 11-13 1 at Miami (Ohio) W 16-3 9-18 27 OLD DOMINION W 7-2 14-10 APRIL 3 at (22) Florida Atlantic 6:30p 28 OLD DOMINION W 8-2 15-10 1 LOUISIANA-MONROE W 3-2 12-13 4 at (22) Florida Atlantic 4:00p 29 OLD DOMINION W 5-4 16-10 3 WKU 6:00p 5 at (22) Florida Atlantic 12:00p 31 AUSTIN PEAY L 0-11 16-11 4 WKU 3:00p 7 MIAMI (OHIO) 3:00p APRIL 5 WKU 1:00p 8 OHIO 3:00p 3 at (13) Rice 6:30p 7 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 6:00p 10 CHARLOTTE 6:00p 4 at (13) Rice 2:00p 8 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 4:00p 11 CHARLOTTE 4:00p 5 at (13) Rice 1:00p 10 at Middle Tennessee 6:00p 12 CHARLOTTE 1:00p 7 TENNESSEE TECH 6:00p 11 at Middle Tennessee 4:00p 14 at Akron 3:00p 10 LOUISIANA TECH 6:00p 12 at Middle Tennessee 1:00p 17 at Old Dominion 6:00p 11 LOUISIANA TECH 4:00p 17 UAB 6:00p 18 at Old Dominion 3:00p 12 LOUISIANA TECH 1:00p 18 UAB 3:00p 19 at Old Dominion 1:00p 14 TENNESSEE 6:00p 19 UAB 1:00p 21 at West Virginia 6:00p 15 at Austin Peay 6:00p 21 at Stephen F. Austin 6:30p 24 MIDDLE TENNESSEE (CH) 1:00p 17 at Charlotte 5:00p 22 at Lousiana-Monroe 6:00p 25 MIDDLE TENNESSEE (CH) 7:00p 18 at Charlotte 1:00p 24 at FIU 6:00p 26 MIDDLE TENNESSEE (CH) 10:00a 19 at Charlotte 12:00p 25 at FIU 5:00p 28 WEST VIRGINIA (CH) 6:00p 21 at Vanderbilt 6:30p 26 at FIU 12:00p MAY 24 at Marshall (CH) 12:00p 28 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 6:00p 1 at Southern Miss 7:00p 25 at Marshall (CH) 6:00p MAY 2 at Southern Miss 3:00p 26 at Marshall (CH) 9:00a 1 UTSA 6:00p 3 at Southern Miss 12:00p 28 at Lipscomb 6:00p 2 UTSA 3:00p 8 WKU (CH) 1:00p 29 at Tennessee Tech 6:00p 3 UTSA 1:00p 9 WKU (CH) 1:00p MAY 8 at Old Dominion 5:00p 10 WKU (CH) 10:00a 1 WKU 7:00p 9 at Old Dominion 5:00p 12 EASTERN KENTUCKY 3:00p 2 WKU 4:00p 10 at Old Dominion 10:00a 14 at Louisiana Tech 7:00p 3 WKU 1:00p 12 NORTHWESTERN STATE 6:00p 15 at Louisiana Tech 4:00p 8 at UTSA 6:00p 14 MARSHALL 6:00p 16 at Louisiana Tech 2:00p 9 at UTSA 2:00p 15 MARSHALL 6:00p 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 10 at UTSA 12:00p 16 MARSHALL 1:00p 12 BELMONT 6:00p 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times 14 SOUTHERN MISS 6:00p Eastern. 15 SOUTHERN MISS 6:00p HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times 16 SOUTHERN MISS 12:00p Central CH – Charleston, W. Va. 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) BWV- Beckley, W.Va. BWV- Beckley, W.Va. T – Thomasville, N.C. HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times Central.

CH – Charleston, W. Va.

OLD DOMINION MONARCHS RICE OWLS USM GOLDEN EAGLES (14-12, 3-6 C-USA) (20-11, 9-3 C-USA) (15-10-1, 4-4 C-USA)

Date Opponent Time/Result Record Date Opponent Time/Result Record Date Opponent Time/Result Record FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 13-15 at Caravelle Resort Tournament (Conway, S.C.) 13 (6) TEXAS L 1-3 0-1 13 MURRAY STATE W 7-4 1-0 13 at Coastal Carolina L 0-4 0-1 14 (6) TEXAS W 10-9 1-1 14 MURRAY STATE W 10-3 2-0 14 vs. Maryland L 2-5 0-2 14 (6) TEXAS W 5-2 2-1 15 MURRAY STATE W 6-5 3-0 15 vs. Canisius L 7-8 0-3 15 (6) TEXAS L 3-4 (10 inn.) 2-2 18 NEW ORLEANS L 6-7 3-1 18 EAST CAROLINA (postponed) 17 HOUSTON BAPTIST W 5-2 3-2 20 vs. North Florida (PS) L 2-3 3-2 20 SETON HALL (cancelled) 20 at Arizona W 8-5 4-2 21 vs. Saint Louis (PS) L 1-2 3-3 21 SETON HALL (cancelled) 21 at Arizona L 6-7 4-3 21 vs. Nicholls State (PS) T 1-1 3-3-1 22 SETON HALL (cancelled) 22 at Arizona W 6-4 (10 inn.) 5-3 24 at Louisiana-Monroe (postponed) 24 LIBERTY (postponed) 25 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN W 13-1 6-3 27 at Troy L 2-6 3-4-1 25 at East Carolina (postponed) 27 STANFORD L 3-5 6-4 28 at Troy W 4-2 (10) 4-4-1 27 RUTGERS (MB) W 3-0 1-3 28 STANFORD W 11-6 7-4 MARCH 28 RUTGERS (MB) W 3-2 2-3 28 STANFORD L 1-3 7-5 1 at Troy W 5-0 5-4-1 MARCH MARCH 3 at South Alabama W 3-0 6-4-1 1 RUTGERS (MB) L 9-13 2-4 1 STANFORD W 12-1 8-5 4 (24) MISSISSIPPI W 5-1 7-4-1 3 NORFOLK STATE (cancelled) 3 at (1) TCU L 1-3 8-6 6 OAKLAND L 2-3 7-5-1 4 at East Carolina L 7-9 2-5 6 at Charlotte W 4-2 9-6 7 OAKLAND L 5-7 7-6-1 8 PENNSYLVANIA W 5-1 3-5 7 at Charlotte W 10-3 10-6 8 OAKLAND W 12-2 8-6-1 8 PENNSYLVANIA W 5-3 4-5 8 at Charlotte W 6-3 11-6 10 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (cancelled) 9 PENNSYLVANIA W 9-8 5-5 10 LAMAR (postponed) 11 TULANE W 8-4 9-6-1 10 BRYANT W 9-8 6-5 11 TEXAS STATE W 14-5 12-6 13 FIU L 1-3 9-7-1 11 at (1) Virginia W 14-4 7-5 13 LOUISIANA TECH W 4-2 13-6 14 FIU W 7-3 10-7-1 13 at WKU W 3-1 8-5 14 LOUISIANA TECH W 8-7 14-6 15 FIU W 10-0 11-7-1 14 at WKU L 3-6 8-6 15 LOUISIANA TECH W 9-2 15-6 17 at New Orleans W 6-5 (110 12-7-1 15 at WKU L 5-9 8-7 17 at (21) Houston L 3-8 15-7 20 at Louisiana Tech W 13-4 13-7-1 17 VMI W 8-5 9-7 20 at Old Dominion L 4-12 15-8 20 at Louisiana Tech L 1-2 13-8-1 18 VMI W 7-6 10-7 21 at Old Dominion L 8-9 15-9 22 at Louisiana Tech (cancelled) 20 (8) RICE W 12-4 11-7 22 at Old Dominion W 5-4 16-9 24 vs. (29) Mississippi State (P) W 3-0 14-8-1 21 (8) RICE W 9-8 12-7 24 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 4-0 17-9 27 at (14) Rice L 3-6 14-9-1 22 (8) RICE L 4-5 12-8 25 at Sam Houston State L 4-11 17-10 28 at (14) Rice L 4-11 14-10-1 25 at VMI W 11-3 13-8 27 SOUTHERN MISS W 6-3 18-10 29 at (14) Rice W 5-1 15-10-1 27 at Middle Tennessee L 2-7 13-9 28 SOUTHERN MISS W 11-4 19-10 APRIL 28 at Middle Tennessee L 2-8 13-10 29 SOUTHERN MISS L 1-5 19-11 2 UAB 6:00p 29 at Middle Tennessee L 4-5 13-11 31 at Lamar W 4-3 20-11 3 UAB 6:00p 31 at Liberty L 7-9 13-12 APRIL 4 UAB 2:00p APRIL 3 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 6:30p 7 vs. Mississippi (P) 6:30p 1 WILLIAM & MARY W 4-0 14-12 4 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2:00p 10 at WKU 6:00p 3 CHARLOTTE 6:00p 5 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 1:00p 11 at WKU 3:00p 4 CHARLOTTE 3:00p 7 at Texas A&M 6:35p 12 at WKU 12:00p 5 CHARLOTTE 1:00p 10 at UAB (YM) 6:30p 14 at Tulane 6:30p 6 LIBERTY 6:00p 11 at UAB (YM) 2:00p 15 ALCORN STATE 6:00p 8 VCU 6:00p 12 at UAB (YM) 12:30p 17 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 6:00p 10 at UTSA 7:00p 14 HOUSTON 6:30p 18 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 2:00p 11 at UTSA 3:00p 17 UTSA 6:30p 19 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 11:00a 12 at UTSA 12:30p 18 UTSA 2:00p 21 LOUISIANA-MONROE 6:00p 14 at William & Mary 7:00p 19 UTSA 1:00p 24 at UTSA 6:00p 15 EAST CAROLINA 4:00p 24 at WKU 6:00p 25 at UTSA 2:00p 17 MARSHALL 6:00p 25 at WKU 3:00p 26 at UTSA 12:00p 18 MARSHALL 3:00p 26 at WKU 12:00p 28 vs. Alabama (H) 6:30p 19 MARSHALL 1:00p MAY 29 SOUTH ALABAMA 6:00p 20 vs. William & Mary (H) 6:00p 6 TEXAS A&M-C. CHRISTI 5:00p MAY 22 RICHMOND 6:00p 8 at Florida Atlantic 5:30p 1 MARSHALL 6:00p 24 at Florida Atlantic 6:30p 9 at Florida Atlantic 12:00p 2 MARSHALL 2:00p 25 at Florida Atlantic 4:00p 10 at Florida Atlantic 11:00a 3 MARSHALL 11:00a 26 at Florida Atlantic 12:00p 12 vs. Houston (C) 6:30p 8 CHARLOTTE 6:00p 28 VIRGINIA (HP) 7:00p 14 FIU 6:30p 9 CHARLOTTE 2:00p MAY 15 FIU 6:30p 10 CHARLOTTE 11:00a 1 FIU 6:00p 16 FIU 12:00p 14 at Middle Tennessee 6:00p 2 FIU 3:00p 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 15 at Middle Tennessee 6:00p 3 FIU 1:00p 16 at Middle Tennessee 12:00p 8 LOUISIANA TECH 6:00p HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 9 LOUISIANA TECH 6:00p Central. 10 LOUISIANA TECH 11:00a HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times 12 at VCU (H) 7:00p YM – Young Memorial Field Central. 14 at UAB 7:30p C – Constellation Field, Sugar Land, Texas 15 at UAB 7:30p PS- Pensacola, Fla. 16 at UAB 2:00p P- Pearl, Miss. 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) H – Hoover, Ala.

HOME GAMES IN CAPS. C-USA games in bold. Times Eastern.

HP – Harbor Park H – Hampton, Va. MB – Myrtle Beach, S.C.

UAB BLAZERS UTSA ROADRUNNERS WKU HILLTOPPERS (17-10, 5-4 C-USA) (16-13, 5-4 C-USA) (13-13, 4-5 C-USA)

Date Opponent Time/Result Record Date Opponent Time/Result Record Date Opponent Time/Result Record FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 13 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 4-1 1-0 13 LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE W 8-5 1-0 13-15 at Caravelle Resort Tournament (Conway, S.C.) 14 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 7-2 2-0 14 LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE L 2-8 1-1 13 vs. Maryland L 3-7 0-1 14 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 2-1 3-0 15 LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE W 11-5 2-1 14 vs. Coastal Carolina W 9-4 1-1 17 JACKSONVILLE STATE (postponed) 17 at (9) Texas L 2-14 2-2 15 vs. Canisius (cancelled) 18 at Jacksonville State (postponed) 20 BRYANT W 8-6 3-2 21 vs. Evansville (Emerson, Ga.) W 5-3 2-1 20 SAVANNAH STATE W 2-1 4-0 21 BRYANT W 5-3 4-2 21 vs. Evansville (Emerson, Ga.) L 10-11 (10) 2-2 21 SAVANNAH STATE (YM) W 20-0 5-0 22 BRYANT W 10-4 5-2 22 vs. Evansville (Emerson, Ga.) L 8-9 2-3 22 SAVANNAH STATE (YM) W 7-6 6-0 24 INCARNATE WORD W 12-0 6-2 24 at Belmont L 1-9 2-4 24 ALABAMA A&M L 3-6 6-1 27 at McNeese State L 5-6 (10) 6-3 25 at (4) Vanderbilt L 6-10 2-5 25 at Alabama State (postponed) 28 at McNeese State L 2-4 6-4 28 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W 8-6 3-5 28 OHIO STATE W 3-2 7-1 28 at McNeese State L 3-4 6-5 28 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W 9-1 4-5 28 OHIO STATE W 8-1 8-1 MARCH MARCH MARCH 3 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W 4-3 7-5 1 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W 11-6 5-5 1 OHIO STATE L 2-3 8-2 6 UC IRVINE W 3-2 (10) 8-5 3 BELMONT W 5-2 6-5 3 at Samford (postponed) 7 UC IRVINE L 5-10 8-6 4 AUSTIN PEAY (postponed) 6 at Kennesaw State L 4-8 8-3 7 UC IRVINE L 3-9 8-7 8 OHIO STATE L 1-10 6-6 7 at Kennesaw State L 3-6 8-4 10 HOUSTON BAPTIST W 3-0 9-7 9 OHIO STATE L 4-6 6-7 8 at Kennesaw State W 8-5 9-4 13 at Marshall (BWV) W 2-0 10-7 10 at Mississippi State L 5-6 (10) 6-8 10 at Troy W 7-1 10-4 14 at Marshall (BWV) W 10-5 11-7 11 at Mississippi State W 3-1 7-8 14 at Middle Tennessee L 0-8 10-5 15 at Marshall (BWV) W 16-8 12-7 13 OLD DOMINION L 1-3 7-9 15 at Middle Tennessee L 0-3 10-6 17 at Texas State L 7-11 12-8 14 OLD DOMINION W 6-3 8-9 15 at Middle Tennessee L 2-3 10-7 20 WKU L 4-5 12-9 15 OLD DOMINION W 9-5 9-9 17 AUBURN L 4-6 10-8 21 WKU L 2-8 12-10 17 LIPSCOMB W 6-1 10-9 20 MARSHALL W 5-2 11-8 22 WKU W 12-0 13-10 20 at UTSA W 5-4 11-9 21 MARSHALL L 6-7 (11) 11-9 24 (1) TEXAS A&M (W) L 1-11 13-11 21 at UTSA W 8-2 12-9 22 MARSHALL W 2-1 12-9 25 INCARNATE WORD W 6-5 14-11 22 at UTSA L 0-12 12-10 24 at Mississippi W 6-1 13-9 27 (25) FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 4-10 14-12 24 KENTUCKY (BGB) W 12-3 13-10 24 at Mississippi W 3-1 14-9 28 (25) FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 14-3 15-12 27 UAB L 1-2 13-11 27 at WKU W 2-1 15-9 29 (25) FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 5-9 15-13 28 UAB L 5-6 13-12 28 at WKU W 6-5 16-9 31 TEXAS STATE W 5-4 16-13 29 UAB L 1-7 13-13 29 at WKU W 7-1 17-9 APRIL APRIL 31 ALABAMA L 2-7 17-10 3 at FIU 6:00p 3 at Louisiana Tech 6:00p APRIL 4 at FIU 3:30p 4 at Louisiana Tech 3:00p 2 at Southern Miss 6:00p 5 at FIU 12:00p 5 at Louisiana Tech 1:00p 3 at Southern Miss 6:00p 7 at Houston Baptist 2:00p 10 SOUTHERN MISS 6:00p 4 at Southern Miss 2:00p 10 OLD DOMINION 6:00p 11 SOUTHERN MISS 3:00p 7 TROY (YM) 6:30p 11 OLD DOMINION 2:00p 12 SOUTHERN MISS 12:00p 8 JACKSONVILLE STATE 6:30p 12 OLD DOMINION 11:30a 14 at Kentucky 5:30p 10 RICE (YM) 6:30p 14 at Texas State 6:00p 15 MURRAY STATE 6:00p 11 RICE (YM) 2:00p 17 at Rice 6:00p 17 at FIU 3:00p 12 RICE YM) 12:30p 18 at Rice 2:00p 18 at FIU 5:00p 14 vs. Alabama (H) 6:05p 19 at Rice 1:00p 19 at FIU 12:00p 17 at Louisiana Tech 6:00p 21 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 6:00p 21 at Louisville 5:00p 18 at Louisiana Tech 3:00p 24 SOUTHERN MISS 6:00p 24 RICE 6:00p 19 at Louisiana Tech 1:00p 25 SOUTHERN MISS 2:00p 25 RICE 3:00p 24 CHARLOTTE (YM) 6:30p 26 SOUTHERN MISS 12:00p 26 RICE 12:00p 25 CHARLOTTE (YM) 2:00p 28 BAYLOR 6:00p 29 at Austin Peay 6:00p 26 CHARLOTTE (YM) 1:00p MAY MAY 28 SAMFORD 6:30p 1 at Louisiana Tech 6:00p 1 at Middle Tennessee 7:00p MAY 2 at Louisiana Tech 3:00p 2 at Middle Tennessee 4:00p 1 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (YM) 6:30p 3 at Louisiana Tech 1:00p 3 at Middle Tennessee 2:00p 2 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (YM) 2:00p 8 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 6:00p 5 at Lipscomb 6:00p 3 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (YM) 12:00p 9 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2:00p 8 at Marshall (CH) 12:00p 5 ALABAMA STATE 6:30p 10 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 12:00p 9 at Marshall (CH) 12:00p 6 at Alabama State 6:00p 12 at Baylor 6:30p 10 at Marshall (CH) 9:00a 8 at FIU 6:00p 14 at Charlotte 5:00p 14 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 6:00p 9 at FIU 5:00p 15 at Charlotte 5:00p 15 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 6:00p 10 at FIU 12:00p 16 at Charlotte 12:00p 16 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 2:00p 12 at Jacksonville State 6:00p 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 14 OLD DOMINION (YM) 6:30p 15 OLD DOMINION (YM) 6:30p HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times 16 OLD DOMINION (YM) 1:00p Central. Central. 20-24 at C-USA Championship (Hattiesburg, Miss.) CH – Charleston, W. Va. CH – Charleston, W. Va. HOME GAMES IN CAPS. Conference games in bold. All times BGB – Bowling Green Ballpark Central.

YM – Young Memorial Field H – Hoover, Ala.