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Wallace (Baseball America, 2nd team), P-Chris Young (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) 1989 2B-Burke Masters (Collegiate Baseball, 3rd team; ABCA, 3rd team) 2001 1B-Matthew Brinson (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) 1B-Tommy Raffo (2nd team) P-Jon Harden (ABCA, 2nd team) DH-Brent Lewis (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) 3B-Pete Young 1993 P-Carlton Loewer (ABCA, 3rd team) P-Paul Maholm (Louisville Slugger) SS-Jon Shave, SS (2nd team) SS-Paul Petrulis (NCBWA, 3rd team) 3B-Steve Gendron (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) 1990 1B-Tommy Raffo OF-Ricky Joe Redd (NCBWA, 3rd team) 2002 OF-Jon Mungle (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) P-Bobby Reed (2nd team) 1994 P-Gary Rath (Baseball America, ABCA, 2003 P-Jamie Gant (Louisville Slugger, hon. mention) P-Jay Powell (2nd team) NCBWA; Collegiate Baseball, 2nd team) 2005 P-Josh Johnson (Louisville Slugger) 1991 P-Jon Harden 1996 P-Eric DuBose (ABCA, Baseball America, 2B-Jeffrey Rea (Louisville Slugger) 1992 P-B.J. Wallace 2nd team; Mizuno, 3rd team) 2006 P-Matt Lea (Louisville Slugger) OF-Rex Buckner (2nd team) DH-Rob Hauswald (ABCA, 2nd team) 2007 SS-Brandon Turner (Louisville Slugger, 1993 P-Carlton Loewer 1997 P-Eric DuBose (NCBWA, 3rd team) Rivals.com, Baseball America) SS-Paul Petrulis (2nd team) P-Van Johnson (NCBWA, 2nd team; ABCA, 2nd team) P-Ricky Bowen (Louisville Slugger) 1998 2B-Brad Freeman (NCBWA, 2nd team) P-Jay Powell (2nd team) OF-Brian Wiese (NCBWA) OF-Ricky Joe Redd (2nd team) 2002 P-Paul Maholm (NCBWA, 3rd team) MSU IN THE OLYMPICS 1994 P-Gary Rath 1B — Will Clark (Los Angeles, 1984) 2003 P-Paul Maholm (Collegiate Baseball, 3rd team; P-Scott Tanksley (2nd team) NCBWA, 3rd team) Asst. Coach — Ron Polk (Seoul, 1988) 3B-Drew Williams (2nd team) 2004 OF-Brad Corley (Baseball America; USA Today/ P — B.J. Wallace (Barcelona, 1992) 1995 OF-David Hayman (2nd team) Sports Weekly, 2nd team; Collegiate Baseball, Asst. Coach — Ron Polk (Atlanta, 1996) 1996 P-Eric DuBose 3rd team; ABCA, 3rd team) P — Eric DuBose (Atlanta, 1996) DH-Rob Hauswald 2006 SS-Thomas Berkery (Collegiate Baseball, 2nd team) 1997 P-Van Johnson 2007 C-Edward Easley (ABCA; NCBWA , 2nd team; FERRISS TROPHY 1999 OF-Brian Wiese Collegiate Baseball, 2nd team; Rivals.com, 2nd team), 2006 — SS-Thomas Berkery 2003 P-Paul Maholm SS-Brandon Turner (NCBWA, 2nd team) 2007 — C-Edward Easley 2004 OF-Brad Corley 2006 2B-Jeffrey Rea (2nd team) C-Edward Easley 1985 Golden Spikes Award: 1B-Will Clark 2007 8888 AALLLL-SSOUTHEASTERNOUTHEASTERN CCONFERENCEONFERENCE HHONORSONORS 1948 P-Phil Brandon 1982 DH-Bruce Castoria ALL- WESTERN DIVISION OF-John Grace OF-Dave Klipstein 1961 UT-Larry Brannon 1974 C-Rick Davidson SS-Alex Grammas 1983 P-Hans Herzog UT-Frank Dempsey SS-Wayne Pinkerton 1949 2B-Jimmy Bragan DH-Rafael Palmeiro 2B-Don Pope P-Lamar Pritchard 1962 OF-Johnny Cantrell 1975 OF-Larry Buckley P-Phil Brandon OF-Brad Winkler OF-Bill Etheridge DH-Steve Hill C-Moss Cowart 1984 P-Jeff Brantley 3B-Hal Green 1976 OF-Fred Dunlap SS-Alex Grammas 1B-Will Clark P-Frank Montgomery UT-Bill Montgomery C-Art Nester 1977 C-Russ Aldrich OF-Lee Watts OF-Rafael Palmeiro 1B-Ronnie Norton 1B-Jim Kallaher 1950 P-Joe Sheppard 2B-Gator Thiesen 1963 1B-Bill Etheridge OF-Mike Kelley 1951 SS-Dan Murphy 1985 P-Jeff Brantley P-Doug Hutton OF-Nat Showalter UT-Wayne Meadows 1978 C-Russ Aldrich 1952 SS-Dan Murphy 1B-Will Clark UT-Charles Smith OF-Del Bender 1953 2B-Frank Bragan P-Gene Morgan 1964 UT-Wayne Meadows P-Jack Lazorko RF-Lewis Gilardoni OF-Dan Paradoa 1965 UT-Don Bell UT-John McDonald 1986 OF-Mike Burns P-Don Robinson P-Curt Monroe 1988 DH-Richie Grayum (2nd) P-Frank Chambers DH-Tim Weisheim SS-Jackie Parker (2nd) OF-Jody Hurst P-Ken Tatum 1979 DH-Rick Dixon 1954 C-Braxton Nail 1B-Tommy Raffo (2nd) OF-Del Unser OF-Mike Kelley 1966 3B-Don Bell OF-Bob Kocol LF-Jackie Parker P-Bobby Reed (2nd) C-Frank Portera P-Ken Kurtz 1955 1B-Frank McNally 3B-Pete Young P-Ken Tatum C-John McDonald C-Braxton Nail 1989 OF-Jody Hurst OF-Del Unser P-Don Mundie UT-Gary Washington 1980 OF-Mark Gillaspie 1957 2B-Don Gardiner 2B-Burke Masters 1967 UT-Ken Beesley UT-Dave Klipstein 1958 1B-Jim Boring 1B-Tommy Raffo P-Dennis Hall C-John McDonald 3B-Doug Litton C-Barry Winford (2nd) OF-Jim Howarth 1981 1B-Bruce Castoria 1B-Gary Washington OF-Mark Gillaspie OF-Charlie Turner 3B-Pete Young (2nd) 1968 C-Sam Fletcher OF-Dave Klipstein 1960 UT-Gary Dempsey 1990 OF-John Cohen OF-Jim Howarth C-Terry Loe 1962 OF-Bill Etheridge 1B-Tommy Raffo P-Brantley Jones P-Don Mundie 1969 UT-Bobby Croswell P-Steve Susce 3B-Hal Green P-Bobby Reed (2nd) C-Sammy Fletcher 1982 C-Bruce Castoria P-Frank Montgomery 1991 2B-Charlie Anderson (2nd) P-Brantley Jones UT-Dave Clements C-Art Nester P-Jay Powell (2nd) OF-Ted Milton P-Hans Herzog OF-Manuel Washington OF-Dave Klipstein 1963 OF-Bill Etheridge 1992 OF-Rex Buckner (2nd) 1970 UT-Bobby Croswell C-Jay Porter 1964 OF-Mike Burns P-Jon Harden P-Dennis Hall 1983 P-Hans Herzog P-Ken Tatum SS-Paul Petrulis (2nd) P-Brantley Jones DH-Rafael Palmeiro OF-Dave Phares SS-Bob Parker OF-Del Unser P-B.J. Wallace 1B-Jocko Potts 2B-Pete White 1966 3B-Don Bell 1993 OF-Rex Buckner (2nd) C-Fred Yilling OF-Brad Winkler P-Ken Tatum P-Carlton Loewer (2nd) 1971 SS-Bobby Croswell 1984 P-Jeff Brantley C-Bruce Irvin 1B-Will Clark OF-Del Unser SS-Paul Petrulis (2nd) OF-Ted Milton OF-Rafael Palmeiro 1967 1B-Gary Washington OF-Ricky Joe Redd (2nd) P-Mike Proffitt 2B-Gator Thiesen C-Sam Fletcher P-Gary Rath 3B-Phil Still 1985 P-Jeff Brantley 1968 1994 P-Jerry Thompson 1B-Will Clark OF-Jim Howarth 1995 OF-David Hayman (2nd) 1972 P-Mike Proffitt P-Gene Morgan 1969 OF-Manuel Washington 1996 P-Eric DuBose OF-Rick Spica OF-Dan Van Cleve P-Brantley Jones C-Blake Anderson (2nd) 1973 1B-Rick Counts All-division teams were selected 1970 2B-Dale Holland from 1961 until 1985 when SEC UT-Dave Phares DH-Rob Hauswald (2nd) divisional play was discontinued. 1B-Jocko Potts 1997 OF-Brooks Bryan (2nd) C-Fred Yilling P-Eric DuBose (2nd) SEC WEEKLY AWARDS PITCHER OF THE WEEK 1971 SS-Bobby Croswell P-Van Johnson (2nd) 1985 Jeff Brantley (Mar.
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