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Texas Tech 2018 Baseball NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES | 2018 TEXAS TECH BASEBALL TEXAS TECH 2018 BASEBALL 6 CONFERENCE TITLES l 13 NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTHS l 3 CWS APPEARANCES 2018 SCHEDULE / RESULTS 2018 NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES OVERALL: 44-18 | BIG 12: 15-9 | H: 28-6 | A: 14-10 | N: 2-2 June 17 • Omaha, Nebraska • TD Ameritrade Park (24,000) FEBRUARY • (9-0) 16 MAINE W 4-2 97.3 FM • ESPN2 • NCAA.Statbroadcast.com 17 MAINE (DH) W 12-1 17 MAINE (DH) W 12-5 #9 TEXAS TECH #1 FLORIDA 18 MAINE W 21-6 2018 Record: 44-18 Overall, 15-9 Big 12 2018 Record: 47-19 Overall, 20-10 SEC 20 NEW MEXICO STATE W 12-0 Home / Away / Neutral: 28-6 / 14-10 / 2-2 Home / Away / Neutral: 32-6 / 12-9 / 3-4 24 at UTSA W 5-0 Rankings: D1: 15 | NCBWA: 5 | Coaches: 11 Rankings: D1: 2 | NCBWA: 2 | Coaches: 1 25 at UTSA W 3-0 BA: 10 | CB: 6 | PG: 11 BA: 1 | CB: 2 | PG: 1 26 at UTSA W 10-6 27 at UTRGV W 3-1 Head Coach: Tim Tadlock Head Coach: Kevin O’Sullivan MARCH • (14-6) GAME 4 CWS Career Record: 673-256 (20th) Career Record: 495-227 (11th) 2 SOUTH ALABAMA W 8-1 Record at Texas Tech: 238-130 (6th) Record at Florida: Same 3 SOUTH ALABAMA (DH) W 14-2 3 SOUTH ALABAMA (DH) W 5-2 4 SOUTH ALABAMA (DH) W 9-7 FIRST PITCH 7 NEW MEXICO W 7-2 • The No. 9 Texas Tech baseball team begins its third NCAA College World Series on Sunday, June 17, against No. 1 Florida 9 at Kentucky L 7-10 10 at Kentucky L 6-11 at 6 p.m. on ESPN2 at T.D. Ameritrade Park in Omaha. 11 at Kentucky W 5-3 • The Red Raiders (44-18) and the Gators (47-19) play the fourth game of the opening round of 2018 CWS. The two teams 13 at Louisville W 8-4 are matched up with No. 5 Arkansas (44-19) and No. 13 Texas (42-21), two squads Tech has already faced this season, 14 at Louisville L 4-7 16 * at Baylor L 0-2 who will play at 1 p.m. on Sunday. 17 * at Baylor L 2-12 • The Red Raiders are playing in their third College World Series in school history, doing so 18 * at Baylor W 11-4 in each of the last three even years, making the CWS in 2014 for the first time and return- 23 NORTHEASTERN W 22-3 24 NORTHEASTERN (DH) W 12-3 ing in 2016. Tech is one of just three programs with three or more appearances in Omaha 24 NORTHEASTERN (DH) W 13-2 in the last five years. 25 NORTHEASTERN (DH) W 9-4 • The third berth was clinched on June 11 at the end of a three-game set with Duke in the 27 at New Mexico State Postponed (TBD) 29 * WEST VIRGINIA L 1-0 NCAA Lubbock Super Regional at Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park. The Red Raiders won 30 * WEST VIRGINIA W 4-1 game one of the series, 6-4, after erasing a 3-0 deficit & taking the lead in the eighth to 31 * WEST VIRGINIA W 8-5 capture the opener. After a loss in game two, Tech rebounded and never trailed in the APRIL • (10-6) 2018 NCAA Men's College World Series finale to punch its ticket to the next round. 3 & vs. New Mexico State W 2-1 TD Ameritrade Park Omaha - Omaha, Nebraska 6 * at Kansas W 15-6 • The Red Raiders will face the defending national champions in the opening game of the 7 * at Kansas W 10-0 June 16-26/27 CWS. The Gators have appeared in each of the last four rounds of the College World Series, 8 * at Kansas L 3-17 Senior left-handed pitcher Dylan 10 at Dallas Baptist L 5-6 meeting up with Tech in an elimination game in 2016 for the only meeting between the Dusek has been around for all three trips to the CWS. He was 13 * KANSAS STATE W 21-4 two squads. In that contest, the Red Raiders used a 3-2 victory to claim their first-ever a freshman in Tech’s first bid in 14 * KANSAS STATE W 26-6 victory at the CWS in school history. 2014, then was inactive due to an 15 * KANSAS STATE W 9-6 BRACKET 1 injury in 2016. 17 at New Mexico W 20-9 • *Oregon Senior MichaelSt. (49-10-1) Davis and junior Davis Martin both competed in that matchup with Flor- 20 * OKLAHOMA W 5-4 (10) ida. MartinGame 1 recorded his 10th win of his freshman season in that game, tossing 7.0 score- 21 * OKLAHOMA W 12-6 Saturday, June 16 22 * OKLAHOMA L 5-12 less frames2 p.m. with three hits, three walks & three strikeouts, while the sophomore Davis started at second base & helped recordESPN the final out of the game. 24 at Arkansas L 1-5 Game 6 27 * at TCU L 4-6 • North Tech Carolina was selected (43-18) as the No.Monday, 9 national June seed by the NCAA Selection Committee, making it the third-straight year Tech 28 * at TCU W 6-0 18 was named a national seed for6 p.m. the tournament. The Red Raiders have spent the entire 2018 season ranked in the top 10 29 * at TCU L 9-5 *Mississippi St. (37-27) ESPN MAY • (6-5) via both nationally-voted on polls & the NCAA RPI Rankings. Game 2 1 SAN DIEGO W 11-6 • ElevenSaturday, RedJune 16Raiders were selected in the 2018 MajorGame 11League Baseball Draft this week, the most in program history. Grant 7 p.m. Friday, June 22 4 * TEXAS L 6-12 2 p.m. 5 * TEXAS W 16-5 LittleESPN (74th – Padres), Steven Gingery (123rd – Cardinals),ESPN Ryan Shetter (262nd – Braves), Jose Quezada (291st – Padres), 6 * TEXAS L 5-7 WashingtonDavis Martin (35-24) (408th – White Sox), Ty Harpenau (472nd – Braves), Caleb Kilian (595th – Orioles), Cody Farhat (703rd – *Bracket 1 8 DALLAS BAPTIST L 4-10 Indians), Michael Davis (724th – Twins), Dylan Dusek (796th – Giants)(if necessary) and Zach Rheams (800th – Mets) were all taken 17 * at Oklahoma State W 9-4 Saturday, June 23 in this year’s class, which hadGame the 9 most of any D-I program through the first 30 rounds of the draft. 18 * at Oklahoma State W 14-6 Wednesday, June 20 TBA 19 * at Oklahoma State W 7-3 6 p.m. ESPN ESPN BRACKET 1 23 ^ TCU L 2-12 (7) COLLEGEGame 5 WORLD SERIES COVERAGE Loser Game 11 (if first loss) WINNER 24 ^ Oklahoma State W 6-2 Date Monday,TV/Stream June 18 Play-by-Play Analyst Radio Play-by-Play Analyst 25 ^ West Virginia L 4-12 1 p.m. 6/17 ESPN2 ESPN Karl Ravech Kyle Peterson TTU Sports Network CWS Finals Geoff Haxton Jamie Lent JUNE • (5-1) (Best two‐of‐three) 1 = New Mexico State W 9-2 Live Stats - NCAA.Statbroadcast.com Twitter - @TTU_Baseball Game One/ #WreckEm ‐ Monday, June 25 2 = Louisville W 10-4 6 p.m. ESPN Game Two ‐ Tuesday, June 26 3 = Louisville W 11-6 NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES BRACKET 6 p.m. ESPN NATIONAL 9 == Duke W 6-4 BRACKET 2 #Game Three ‐ Wednesday, June 27 10 == Duke L 2-11 6 p.m. (if necessary) ESPN CHAMPION 11 == Duke W 6-2 *Arkansas (44-19) 17 === Florida 6 pm ESPN2 Game 3 19 === Texas or Arkansas 1/6 pm ESPN Sunday, June 17 1 p.m. ESPN Loser Game 12 (if first loss) GLOSSARY Texas (42-21) Pg. 2 Series History/Notes Game 8 Pg. 3 Statistcal Comparisons/Notes Tuesday, June 19 *Florida (47-19) 6 p.m. **Bracket 2 Pg. 4-5 Media Info/Calendar/Awards/Notes ESPN (if necessary) Saturday, June 23 Pg. 6 Rankings Breakdown/Notes Game 4 TBA BRACKET 2 Pg. 7-8 NCAA Tournament History Sunday, June 17 ESPN 6 p.m. Game 12 Friday, June 22 WINNER Pg. 8 Rip Griffin Park Records ESPN2 7 p.m. Pg. 10 Tadlock Info Texas Tech (44-18) ESPN Pg. 11-17 Results/Overall/Highs/GBG/Appearances Pg. 18-22 Starer Breakdown/Record When/Misc. Stats Pg. 23-44 Career Highs/Box Scores Game 10 Thursday, June 21 Pg. 45-48 The Last Time Texas Tech... 7 p.m. Pg. 49-50 Rosters Game 7 ESPNU Tuesday, June 19 1 p.m. @TTU_Baseball /@TechAthletics ESPN TTU_Baseball/TexasTechAthletics 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 /TTUBaeball & /TTUAthletics for that day, the game will tentatively start at 7 p.m. If there are two games for that day, the game will tentatively start at 2 p.m. **Bracket 2 will be necessary#W if thereckEm winner of Game 10 also wins Game 12. If it is the only game 1 scheduled for that day, the game will tentatively start at 7 p.m. If there are two games for that day, the game will tentatively start at 7 p.m. #CWS Finals Game 3 will be necessary if the winner of CWS Finals Game 1 loses CWS Finals Game 2. © 2018 National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. 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