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BASEBALL @TTU Baseball Contact: Ty Parker (Ty.A.Parker@Ttu.Edu) BASEBALL @TTU_Baseball Contact: Ty Parker ([email protected]) 7 CONFERENCE TITLES l 14 NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTHS l 4 CWS APPEARANCES 2019 SCHEDULE / RESULTS 2019 NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES OVERALL: 44-18 | BIG 12: 16-8 | H: 30-7 | A: 10-7 | N: 4-4 June 15 1 p.m. Omaha, Nebraska TD Ameritrade Park (24,000) FEBRUARY • (6-1) • • • 15 OREGON L 4-9 #8 TEXAS TECH MICHIGAN 16 OREGON W 12-11 2019 Record: 44-18 Overall, 16-8 Big 12 2019 Record: 46-20 Overall, 16-7 Big Ten 17 OREGON W 6-4 Home / Away / Neutral: 30-7 / 10-7 / 4-4 Home / Away / Neutral: 22-4 / 14-12 / 10-4 18 OREGON Cancelled Rankings: CB: 5 | NCBWA: 6 | D1: 8 Rankings: CB: 8 | NCBWA: 13 | D1: -- 22 KENTUCKY W 7-4 BA: 9 | Coaches: 10 | PG: 11 PG: -- | BA: -- | Coaches: -- 23 KENTUCKY W 10-7 Head Coach: Tim Tadlock Head Coach: Erik Bakich 24 KENTUCKY W 19-4 Career Record: 718-276 (21st) Career Record: 325-260-1 (9th) 26 NEW MEXICO STATE W 7-0 CWS GAME 1 Record at Texas Tech: 283-150 (7th) Record at Michigan: 255-160-1 (7th) MARCH • (12-6) 1 ^ vs. Nebraska L 1-2 2 ^ vs. #9 Mississippi State L 2-4 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES COVERAGE 3 ^ vs. Sam Houston State Cancelled Date TV/Stream Play-by-Play Analyst Analyst Radio Play-by-Play Analyst 5 at San Diego State W 5-1 June 15 ESPN Tom Hart Chris Burke Ben McDonald TTU Sports Network Geoff Haxton Jamie Lent 6 at San Diego State W 12-9 Live Stats: NCAA.Statbroadcast.com Twitter: @TTU_Baseball 8 WICHITA STATE W 12-2 9 WICHITA STATE W 15-10 10 WICHITA STATE W 15-4 FIRST PITCH 15 * at #10 Texas L 3-4 • No. 8 Texas Tech is playing in its fourth College World Series in school history, doing so in an odd year for the first time after previ- 16 * at #10 Texas W 3-0 17 * at #10 Texas L 3-4 ously advancing in 2014, 2016 and 2018. Tech is one of just three programs with four appearances in the last six years. 21 #22 MICHIGAN W 11-2 22 #22 MICHIGAN W 10-3 • The berth was clinched on June 9 with a dramatic 8-6 win over No. 9 Oklahoma State in Game 3 of the NCAA Lubbock Super Regional. 23 #22 MICHIGAN W 8-5 The Red Raiders improved to 4-0 all-time in the Super Regional round and 5-1 so far in the 2019 NCAA Tournament. 24 STETSON L 5-7 (10) 25 STETSON W 5-4 30 * at Kansas State W 11-4 • Josh Jung went yard twice in what was likely his final game at Rip Griffin Park on Sunday. The No. 8 overall pick to the Texas Rangers 30 * at Kansas State W 4-3 ignited a four-run eighth with his second dinger of the day while Kurt Wilson’s three-run bomb completed a dramatic comeback. 31 * at Kansas State L 4-5 APRIL • (11-7) 2 at New Mexico W 15-6 • When Texas Tech and Michigan meet on Saturday, it will be the eighth all-time meeting and fourth this season alone. Tech is 7-0 all- 3 at New Mexico L 9-12 time against the Wolverines, including a three-game sweep in Lubbock back in March. Tech outscored Michigan, 29-10, in the series. 5 * KANSAS W 5-4 6 * KANSAS W 19-4 7 * KANSAS L 9-13 • Tech swept the NCAA Lubbock Regional in impressive fashion, dispatching Army, 11-2, in the opener before putting the clamps on 9 & vs. New Mexico State W 10-5 Dallas Baptist in its next two games for 3-2 and 3-0 victories. 12 * at West Virginia L 0-2 13 * at West Virginia L 3-4 14 * at West Virginia W 3-0 • The 2019 Big 12 champion Red Raiders (42-17) were awarded the No. 8 national seed. It is the third time in the last four years Tech 16 at Duke L 6-13 has earned a national seed, making Tech one of three schools in the nation to accomplish the feat. 18 * #18 BAYLOR L 10-11 (11) 19 * #18 BAYLOR W 3-2 • Texas Tech hosted the opening round in Lubbock for the seventh time in school history. It was the fourth-straight year the Red 20 * #18 BAYLOR W 13-3 (7) 23 NEW MEXICO W 6-4 Raiders have hosted the first round of games - a school record - making Tech the ONLY school in the country to accomplish the feat. 24 NEW MEXICO Cancelled 26 * #16 OKLAHOMA STATE W 12-4 • Overall, Texas Tech is 37-29 in NCAA Tournament play and 2-6 at the CWS. Since 2014, under head coach Tim Tadlock, the Red 27 * #16 OKLAHOMA STATE W 10-2 28 * #16 OKLAHOMA STATE W 5-2 Raiders are 24-13 in postseason action. 30 UTRGV L 3-6 MAY • (11-3) • The Red Raiders were crowned Big 12 Champions for their regular-season mark of 16-8. It’s the seventh conference title for the 1 UTRGV W 19-11 program and the third time Tech has captured the regular season championship in the last four years. No other Big 12 team has had 3 * at Oklahoma W 10-6 4 * at Oklahoma W 7-3 a comparable run atop the league standings since 2009-11. 5 * at Oklahoma W 8-4 2019 NCAA Men's College World Series 7 FIU (DH) W 9-6 • Texas Tech had seven players drafted in the 2019TD AmeritradeMajor League Baseball Park Draft, Omaha highlighted -Omaha, by junior infielder Nebraska Josh Jung going No. 8 7 FIU (DH) Cancelled 16 * TCU L 1-3 (14) overall to the Texas Rangers. Jung is Tech’s second first round selectionJune in school 15-25/26 history with the other coming in 1989. Four total 17 * TCU W 7-2 Red Raiders were drafted in the first 10 rounds for the second straight year, a program best. (See page 5 for draftees) 18 * TCU W 8-4 22 ! vs. Kansas State W 7-4 23 ! vs. #17 West Virginia L 1-5 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES - BRACKET 1 24 ! vs. Kansas W 7-5 BRACKET 1 25 ! vs. #17 West Virginia W 10-3 *Texas Tech (44-18) 25 ! vs. #17 West Virginia L 0-2 Game 1 31 = ARMY W 11-2 Saturday, June 15 JUNE • (4-1) 1 p.m. 1 = DALLAS BAPTIST W 3-2 ESPN 2 = DALLAS BAPTIST W 3-0 Michigan (46-20) Game 6 7 == #9 OKLAHOMA STATE W 8-6 Monday, June 17 8 == #9 OKLAHOMA STATE L 5-6 6 p.m. 9 == #9 OKLAHOMA STATE W 8-6 *Arkansas (46-18) ESPN 15 === vs. Michigan 1 PM ESPN Game 2 Saturday, June 15 Game 11 17 === vs. Arkansas or Florida State 1 PM /6 PM ESPN Friday, June 21 6 p.m. 1 p.m. ESPN ESPN GLOSSARY Florida St. (41-21) Pg. 2 Weekend Breakdown *Bracket 1 Pg. 3 Big 12 Standings/Awards/Rankings (if necessary) Game 9 Saturday, June 22 Pg. 4 Media Info/Calendar/Preseason Storylines Wednesday, June 19 1 p.m./6 p.m. Pg. 5 Rankings Breakdown/Program Notes/MLB Draft 6 p.m. ESPN BRACKET 1 Pg. 6-8 Tournament History/Rip Griffin Park Records Game 5 ESPN Pg. 9-14 Tadlock/Starting Pitcher Info Monday, June 17 WINNER Pg. 15-22 Results/Overall/Highs/GBG/Appearances 1 p.m. Loser Game 11 (if first loss) Pg. 23-27 Starter Breakdown/Record When/Misc. Stats ESPN Pg. 28-49 Career Highs/Box Scores Pg. 50-53 The Last Time Texas Tech... CWS Finals Pg. 54-55 Rosters (Best two-of-three and all games on ESPN) Game One - Monday, June 24 - 6 p.m. NATIONAL BRACKET 2 Game Two - Tuesday, June 25 - 6 p.m. CHAMPION *Vanderbilt (54-11) #Game Three - Wednesday, June 26 - 6 p.m. Game 3 Sunday, June 16 1 p.m. ESPN Loser Game 12 (if first loss) Louisville (49-16) Game 8 Tuesday, June 18 **Bracket 2 *Mississippi St. (51-13) 6 p.m. (if necessary) ESPN Saturday, June 22 Game 4 6 p.m. Sunday, June 16 ESPN BRACKET 2 6:30 p.m. Game 12 WINNER ESPN2 Friday, June 21 6 p.m. Auburn (38-26) ESPN Game 10 Thursday, June 20 Game 7 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 18 ESPN2 1 p.m. ESPN All times Central. *Home Team *Bracket 1 will be necessary if the winner of Game 9 also wins Game 11. If it is the only game scheduled for that day, the game will tentatively start at 6 p.m. If there are two games for that day, the game will tentatively start at 1 p.m. **Bracket 2 will be necessary if the winner of Game 10 also wins Game 12. If it is the only game scheduled for that day, the game will tentatively start at 6 p.m. If there are two games for that day, the game will tentatively start at 6 p.m. #CWS Finals Game 3 will be necessary if the winner of CWS Finals Game 1 loses CWS Finals Game 2. © 2019 National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all forms of sports wagering. 2019 TEXAS TECH BASEBALL | COLLEGE WORLD SERIES SERIES HISTORY SATURDAY BRIEFING Michigan (7-0) INSIDE THE SERIES: MICHIGAN H: (5-0) A: (2-0) N: (0-0) • Saturday’s meeting between Texas Tech and Michigan will be the eighth in program history.
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