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Alabama 5 Leo Harris INF/RHP Fr GENERAL INFORMATION ALL-TIME RESULTS Quick Facts................................................................................................4 Year-by-Year .......................................................................................72-73 Series-by-Series ...............................................................................74-92 2021 SEASON PREVIEW Season-by-Season .........................................................................93-107 Roster ....................................................................................................... 6 TV Roster ...................................................................................................7 RECORDS Schedule ................................................................................................... 8 Individual and Team Single Game Records ....................................109 Opponent Info ....................................................................................9-13 Individual Season Records .........................................................110-112 Regions Field ..........................................................................................14 Individual Career Records ..........................................................113-115 Young Memorial Field ............................................................................15 Team Season Records .........................................................................116 COACHES AND STAFF Perry Roth ...............................................................................................17 Adam Revelette ..................................................................................... 18 Daniel Furuto ..........................................................................................19 Thomas Lowery ......................................................................................20 Support Staff ..........................................................................................21 PLAYERS Returners ......................................................................................... 23-48 Newcomers ...................................................................................... 49-53 HISTORY Harry Walker .......................................................................................... 55 Honors and Awards.........................................................................56-58 C-USA Tournament ...........................................................................59-60 NCAA Tournament .............................................................................61-62 Pro Blazers .............................................................................................63 All-time Letterwinners ....................................................................64-70 2 GENERAL INFORMAION QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION BASEBALL STAFF Location ........................................................... Birmingham, Ala. Head Coach ....................Perry Roth (First Season, 15th Overall) Founded .............................................................................. 1969 .......................................................................School Record: 0-0 Enrollment ........................................................................22,563 ....................................................................Career Record: Same President ...............................................................Dr. Ray Watts ................................................................................Greenville ‘97 Athletics Director ..................................................Mark Ingram Assistant Coach ...................... Adam Revellete (Fourth Season) Faculty Athletics Representative .................Dr. Frank Messina .................................................................................Kentucky ‘07 SWA ........................................................Katreshia Louis-Verrett Assistant Coach ............................Daniel Furuto (First Season) Sport Adminstrator ................................................. Dan Carlson ............................................................................. Montevallo ‘08 Nickname ........................................................................ Blazers Third Assistant Coach ............... Thomas Lowery (First Season) School Colors ....Forest Green (PMS 3425) & Old Gold (PMS 617) ..........................................................................................UAB ‘17 Facilities ............................Regions Field/Young Memorial Field Strength and Conditioning .........Derek Groomer (First Season) Affiliation ...........................................................NCAA Division I Athletic Training .......................Tom Hammett (Second Season) Conference ........................................................ Conference USA TEAM INFORMATION ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 2020 Record* ......................................................................... 7-9 Baseball Contact ....................................................... Hailee Roe 2020 C-USA Record* ..............................................................0-0 ................................................................... Email: [email protected] Position Players Returing/Lost ..........................................12/6 ................................................................. Office: (205) 934-0722 Pitchers Returning/Lost ......................................................17/3 .....................................................................Cell: (360) 561-8020 Position Starters Returning/Lost .........................................7/1 Address ...................................................................617 13th St S Pitcher Starters Returning/Lost...........................................2/1 ..................................................................Birmingham, AL 35233 Newcomers ..............................................................................13 Assistant A.D./Communications ...............................Ted Feeley Assistant Director .............................................Ryan Gavatorta * Season canceled on March 12 due to COVID-19 Athletic Communications Associate .....................Lauren Staff Athletics Website ..............................................UABSports.com REGIONS FIELD Baseball Twitter/Instagram ............................ @UAB_Baseball Year Opened .........................................................................2013 Capacity .............................................................................8,500 TEAM HISTORY Dimensions (LF/LC/CF/RC/RF) ..................320/380/400/375/325 First Season ........................................................................1979 Surface .............................................................................. Grass All-Time Record .........................................................1137-1115-1 Home Dugout Side ..................................................... Third Base Conference USA Championships ..............................................1 Record ................................................................................65-40 ..............................................................................................2012 NCAA Tournament Appearances ...............................................2 YOUNG MEMORIAL FIELD .................................................................................... 1991, 2012 Year Opened .........................................................................1984 NCAA Tournament Record ......................................................1-4 Capacity ............................................................................. 1,000 Winning Seasons .....................................................................23 Dimensions (LF/LC/CF/RC/RF) .................330/370/400/360/330 30+ Win Seasons .....................................................................14 Surface .............................................................................. Grass Most Season Wins .......................................................43 (1992) Home Dugout Side ..................................................... Third Base Best Season Win % ................................................. .705 (1992) Record ............................................................................560-400 4 2021 SEASON PREVIEW 2021 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABELTICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. B/T CLASS HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL NO. NAME POS. CLASS 0 Jake Rivers INF 6-10 155 L/R Fr. Brimingham, Ala./Oak Mountain HS 42 Tyler Bell RHP Fr. 1 Darryl Buggs OF/RHP 6-1 165 R/R Fr. Stockbridge, Ga./Heritage HS 12 Austin Bohannon LHP Sr. 2 John Marc Mullins INF 6-2 175 S/R So. Homewood, Ala./Shelton State CC 26 Jordan Bonk RHP Jr. 3 Caleb Floyd OF 6-0 180 R/R Jr. Brimingham, Ala./Snead State 45 Sam Brace LHP Gr. 5 Leo Harris INF/RHP 6-3 165 R/R Fr. Biloxi, Miss./St. Martin HS 1 Darryl Buggs OF/RHP Fr. 8 Brady Greene RHP 6-1 210 R Jr. Montgomery, Ala./Jones College 24 Troy Cordrey RHP R-So. 9 Blaine Smith INF/RHP 6-2 190 S/R Jr. Bessemer, Ala./Northwest Florida State CC 20 Dylan Cunningham LHP Jr. 10 Tanner Rusk RHP 6-3 210 R R-Jr. West Point, Ala./Wallace-Hanceville CC 23 Jess Davis OF So. 11 Ian McWilliams RHP 6-4 195 R Jr. Hendersonville, Tenn./Beech 31 Riley Davis RHP Jr. 12 Austin Bohannon LHP 6-4 230 L Sr. Russellville, Ala./Shelton
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