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BAYLOR UNIVERSITY MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Baylor University is to educate men and women for worldwide leadership and service by integrating academic excellence and Christian commitment within a caring community.

BAYLOR ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT To support the overall mission of the University by providing a nationally competitive intercollegiate athletics program that attracts, nurtures and graduates student-athletes who, under the guidance of a high-quality staff, pursue excellence in their respective sports, while representing Baylor with character and integrity. Consistent with the Christian values of the University, the department will carry out this mission in a way that reflects fair and equitable opportunities for all student-athletes and staff.

Baylor University is an equal opportunity institution whose programs, services, activities and operations are without discrimination as to sex, color, or national origin, and are not opposed to qualified handi capped persons. INFORMATION 4 8 18 13 6/4 9/6 1902 Bears 27-28 15/12 Big 12 15,616 Ken Starr Josh Ogden Josh 12-11 (5th) Ian McCaw Seth Dorsey Dorsey Seth Zach Peters 43-42 (.506) Waco, Late Mornings Late 330-400-330 Heath Nielsen Chad Jackson NR/NR/NR/NR 254.710.3029 254.710.3008 254.710.3784 254-749-0712 254.710.2743 254.710.1234 254.710.1000 254.754.5546 259-194 (.572) Waco, TX 76706 at Ferrell Field (5,000) Michael Rogers, J.D. Big 12 Championship 2,157-1,550-6 (.581) 3 (1977, 1978, 2005) www.BaylorBears.com 695-460-1 (20th season) 695-460-1 (20th season) [email protected] (Baylor, 1986) (Baylor, Smith Steve 2012 (Waco Super Regional) 1500 S. University Parks Dr. 1845, by the Republic of Texas 5,911 (4/21/12 vs. Texas A&M) 5 (1923, 1966, 2000, 2005, 2012) 2012) 2005, 2000, 1966, (1923, 5 Green (PMS 560) and Gold (1235) Cell Cell Phone: E-mail: Office Office Phone: Record at Baylor: Career Record: 1989) A&M, Texas season; (19th Johnigan Steve 2004) Baylor, season; (sixth Mote Trevor 2007) Kentucky, season; (second Revelette Adam Overall Postseason Record: NCAA Regional Appearances: NCAA Super Regional Appearances: CWS Appearances: Last NCAA Appearance: Conference Titles: BAC Office: Office Phone: Athletic Website: ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Associate AD/Communications: Baseball Contact: Founded: Enrollment: President: All-Time Big 12 Record: 2013 REVIEW 2013 Overall Record: 2014 PREVIEW Lettermen Returning/Lost: COACHINg STAFF : Head Trainer: Athletic QUICK QUICK FACTS gENERAL INFORMATION Location: Conference: Colors: Nickname: Faculty Representative: Director of Athletics: Sport Administrator: Athletic Department Phone: BASEBALL HISTORY Season: First All-Time Record: 2013 Big 12 Record (Finish): 2013 Final Rankings: 2013 Postseason: Position Starters Returning/Lost: Returning/Lost: Returning Squad Members: Newcomers: Ticket Information Phone: Stadium (capacity): Press Box Phone: Largest Crowd: Dimensions: Associate Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Operations: of Director Baseball Office Phone: Office Baseball Call: to Time Best Fax: Office Baseball 47 103 1 @BAYLORBASEBALL 2014 2014 MEDIA BASEBALL BAYLOR ALMANAC RECORDS Individual Batting Records ...... 103-104 Individual Pitching Records...... 105-107 Individual Fielding Records...... 107 Batting Leaders ...... 108-112 Yearly Batting Leaders ...... 113-114 Pitching Leaders...... 115-120 Yearly Pitching Leaders ...... 121 Fielding Leaders...... 122 Team Game Records ...... 122 Team Season Bests...... 123 NCAA Tournament Records ...... 124 Big 12 Tournament Records ...... 125 Baylor Ballpark Records...... 126 Conference Statistical Leaders ...... 127 National Leaders.Statistical ...... 128 HISTORY Program History ...... 47-50 All-Time Results ...... 51-64 Yearly Records, Coaching Records...... 65 Baylor vs. Ranked Opponents ...... 66-67 Baylor on Television...... 67 NCAA Postseason History ...... 68 College Appearances ...... 69-71 NCAA Regional Appearances ...... 72-75 Conference Championships...... 76-77 Conference Tournaments ...... 78-79 No-Hitters, Cycles ...... 80-81 All-Americans ...... 82-83 Honors ...... 84-87 Team Honors ...... 88 ...... 89-91 All-Time Letterwinners ...... 92-94 All-Time Lineups ...... 95-98 Team Statistics ...... 99-100 All-Time Series Records ...... 101-102 1 41 10 35 2013 REVIEW Game Recaps ...... 41-42 Overall Statistics...... 43 Big 12 Statistics ...... 44 Results ...... 45 Miscellaneous Statistics ...... 46 Head Coach Steve Smith ...... 35-37 Associate Head Coach Steve Johnigan ...... 38 Assistant Coach Trevor Mote ...... 39 Assistant Coach Adam Revelette...... 40 COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS Broadcast Roster ...... 10-11 Returning Letterwinners ...... 12-27 Returning Squad Members ...... 28-30 Newcomers ...... 31-34 DIRECTORY INFORMATION Quick Facts ...... 1 Athletic Communications ...... 2 Media Information ...... 3 Ken Starr, University President ...... 4 Ian McCaw, Director of Athletics...... 5 Baylor Ballpark...... 6-7 2014 Schedule/Opponent SID Infomation...... 8 Roster ...... 9 INFORMATION Sic ‘em Sports Productions Director HICKS JAY AssistantDirector ROBARTS KYLE Associate Director KAYE DAVID Affairs External AD Associate Executive JOOS NICK COMMUNICATIONS ATHLETIC Communications AD Associate NIELSEN HEATH Sic ‘em Sports Productions Director Assistant FARRELL ASHLEY Messaging Strategic of Coordinator COLEMAN KELLEN Director Assistant DOERRE SEAN Administrative Assistant Administrative PHILLIPS LAUREN Director Assistant PETERS ZACH Communications Athletic AD Assistant BENNETT JULIE 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC BASEBALL BAYLOR 2014 WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM Office: Office: 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Among the by the end of the eighth Zach Peters Zach Peters by appointment only. and selected players will be available for and student-athletes also are available for Steve Smith Steve Smith In addition to Thursdays, Smith also is available Monday afternoons Requests for pre-practice interviews with specific players and requests For access information, please contact a member of the Baylor Athletic Web-based media from sites affiliated with established, nationally Baylor provides broadcast-quality video of home game postgame An all-encompassing media page can be found on Baylor’s website at: Head coach Head coach Statistics, game notes and rosters are available in the upstairs elevator Baylor Ballpark features one of the nation’s top press facilities, Collegiate National the by governed are Ballpark Baylor at facilities Press Credentials will not be granted to any online agency operating sites inning. 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WEB-BASED MEDIA BAYLOR VIDEO HIgHLIgHTS FTP SITE BAYLOR MEDIA SITE ADDITIONAL INTERVIEWS POSTgAME INTERVIEWS gAME DAY MEDIA SERVICES MEDIA MEDIA INFORMATION BAYLOR BALLPARK PRESS FACILITIES highlights via FTP download. Contact Baylor Athletic Communications recognized news-gathering organizations are eligible for media credentials. Online media with an emphasis on the recruitment of potential student-athletes (that meet the above qualification) can request one (1) credential for the purpose of writing a game/event recap. http://www.baylorbears.com/ot/bay-media.html lobby. Telephones, stat monitors and work space also are available in the press box and in each broadcast booth. Box scores are distributed on the field prior to postgame interviews and also are available in the press box within five minutes of the game’s conclusion. comprised of the Jack D. Loftis press box and the Jarrell McCracken broadcast booths. A Communications. Athletic Baylor by and Association Writers Baseball clapping Cheering, times. all at maintained be will atmosphere professional and tolerated be not will box press Loftis D. Jack the inside talking loud or of discretion the at removal for grounds are of athletic communications and contact for Baylor baseball. Baylor for contact and communications athletic of for more information. that are in any way affiliated with gambling. Nor will credentials be granted to “fan-submitted” or un-edited sites that are not affiliated with an established news-gathering organization and/or sites whose sole entity is fan-generated message boards that allow the posting of anonymous comments. INFORMATION Starr and his wife, Alice, have three children and six grandchildren. six and children three have Alice, wife, his and Starr Hampden-Sydney College and Pepperdine University. Pepperdine and College Hampden-Sydney been awarded honorary doctoral degrees from Shenandoah University, Shenandoah from degrees doctoral honorary awarded been and the Attorney General's Award for Distinguished Service. He has also has He Service. Distinguished for Award General's Attorney the and Justice of Department the in Service Outstanding for Award Randolph Edmund the FBI, the from award Cup Jefferson the Award, Book Capital 2004 the Award, Service Distinguished 2005 Society Law Clark Reuben long time." long (Chief Justice Earl) Warren, it is likely to have that distinction for a long, a for distinction that have to likely is it Warren, Earl) Justice (Chief after Court the of to-date treatment best the just informative...not and able was praised by U.S. Circuit Judge David B. Sentelle as "eminently read- "eminently as Sentelle B. David Judge Circuit U.S. by praised was Among Equals: The Supreme Court in American Life, published in 2002, in published Life, American in Court Supreme The Equals: Among the U.S. Supreme Court. Supreme U.S. the and Virginia Columbia, of District the California, in practice to admitted and his J.D. degree from Duke University Law School in 1973. He is He 1973. in School Law University Duke from degree J.D. his and Washington University in 1968, his M.A. from Brown University in 1969 in University Brown from M.A. his 1968, in University Washington George from B.A. his earn to on went then School, High Sam from graduated Starr Antonio, San in raised and Vernon in Born School. Law Chapman and Law of School University Mason George at professor visiting distinguished a was and Law of School University York New law. constitutional and jurisdiction federal courts, federal antitrust, work, appellate in specializing 2004, to 1993 from partner a was he where LLP, Ellis & Kirkland of firm law the to counsel of been also has He procedure. civil and issues constitutional current taught he where Pepperdine, at Law of Professor and Dean Roberts Kelly 1999. to 1994 from Whitewater, including investigations, five for Counsel Independent as serve to appointed was Starr 1974. to 1973 from Dyer W. David Judge Circuit Fifth to clerk law as and 1977 to 1975 from Burger E. Warren Justice Chief to clerk law as 1989, to 1983 from Circuit Columbia of District the for Judge Circuit States United as served also He 1989-93. from States United the of General Solicitor as service his during cases 25 including 2014. in Conference University Southern the of President as serve also will Starr President (NAICU). Universities and Colleges Independent of Association National the for Directors of Board the of member a is also He Healthcare. White & Scott for Trustees of Board the and Medicine of College Baylor for Trustees of Board the of member a as serves he addition, In issues. Constitutional current on seminar a teaches and Law Constitutional of Chair Morrison family. Baylor extended the of wisdom collective the with developed vision strategic new a Futuris, Pro under decade next the into Baylor leading is also He goal. its of ahead months five completed was which scholarships student for million $100 raise to challenge three-year a Initiative, Scholarship President’s The ority: priorities. strategic future university's the of development the to realignment conference athletic to education higher of cost rising the from ranging issues on voice powerful 1845. in chartered was university the since president as serve to person 14th the is He 2010. 1, June on ident Judge Texan, tion PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY A member of Columbus Avenue Baptist Church in Waco, President Waco, in Church Baptist Avenue Columbus of member A He has received a multitude of honors and awards, including the J. the including awards, and honors of multitude a received has He He is the author of more than 25 publications, and his book, First book, his and publications, 25 than more of author the is He Starr previously taught constitutional law as an adjunct professor at professor adjunct an as law constitutional taught previously Starr and Duane The as years six for served he Baylor, to coming to Prior Court, Supreme U.S. the before cases 36 argued has Starr President L. Louise The as School Law Baylor of faculty the on is Starr President pri- fundraising first his established Starr President 2010, September In a provided has Starr President Baylor, joined he moment the From sixth-genera- and servant public lawyer, academician, distinguished A Ken Starr GEORGE WASHINGTON, 1968 WASHINGTON, GEORGE PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY STARR KEN began his service as Baylor University’s pres- University’s Baylor as service his began 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC BASEBALL BAYLOR 2014 WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM 4 ball coach at Texas A&M University from 1957 to 1963. to 1957 from University A&M Texas at coach ball Dotson. Santana champion Bowl Super and Johnson Michael medalist gold Olympic including athletes, professional future numerous to advice rendered has he capacity, that In Panel. Counseling Sports Professional Baylor’s Association. Arbitration American the for arbitrators of panel the on served formerly Rogers Texas. of District Western Court, District States United the for tors media- of panel the on and Center Resolution Dispute County McLennan the of 2000-2001) Chairman, (Board director a as serve to tinues con- He Texas. of District Western Court District States United the for tors resolution. dispute alternative and regulation securities law, family include subjects his where faculty, Law Baylor the joined he 1984 In lawsuits. securities numerous in counsel consulting as served has he Baylor, at Regulation Securities teaching While securities. taxadvantaged of offerings public 100 over and transactions securities private of dozens Texas. and Kansas Oklahoma, in law practice to admitted is He Missouri. and Kansas in offices with firm law transactions securities a Bell), & Gilmore (now Bell & Gaar of partner founding a was Coif. the of Order the in membership to admitted was and Review Law Oklahoma the of editor an was he where 1974, in Oklahoma of University the from degree J.D. his received He player. basketball scholarship varsity a and societies honor Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma Gamma Beta the of member a was he where University, Tech Texas from 1972 in honors with ated 1984. since faculty Law Baylor the of member a been has and 2002 since NCAA the and Conference 12 Big the to Representative Rogers is the son of the late Bob J. Rogers, who served as head basket- head as served who Rogers, J. Bob late the of son the is Rogers of chair as served has Rogers Professor decade, a than more For media- of panel the on serves and mediator experienced an is Rogers in counsel lead as served Rogers work, practice private his During he time which during 1984, to 1975 from practice private in was Rogers gradu- and degree administration business of bachelor a earned Rogers Professor Michael Rogers TEXAS TECH, 1972 TECH, TEXAS REPRESENTATIVE ATHLETICS FACULTY ROgERS MICHAEL has served as Baylor’s Faculty Baylor’s as served has INFORMATION McCaw went to Northeastern from Tulane University, where he Recognized as a national leader in intercollegiate athletics, McCaw earned his master's degree in sport management from tives, Husky student-athletesto the thrivedcommunity, in theand classroom,inschool-record his final gave yearsix back America(2001-02)had Eastfive captured Conferenceteams a finish championships among the andnation's top served20. as senior associateassociate athletic athletic director director forbeing development fornamed external Tulane's and affairs co-interimto hisfrom years 1992-1997,director at Tulane,of athleticsadministrative McCaw workedin 1996. postsin Priora atvariety includingthe Universityof athleticsports ofinformation, Maine from marketing1986 to 1992and externalMcCaw servedaffairs. as chair ofIssues the Cabinet.NCAA Recruiting He is amanagementand member Personnel of and the officiating Big 12the television committees.National andAssociation Hegame previouslyExecutive of Collegiate served Committee. on Directors of Athletics Massachusetts in 1987, administrationafter receiving at a Laurentianbachelor's1985. UniversityMcCawdegree and in hisinsports Sudbury,wife,Church Heather, Ontario,of Woodway are in memberswhereparents heof servesFirst of fourBaptistas a children:deacon.is TheyaChristy, freshman are thePaul, at Baylor.Callie and Corinne. Christy 5 @BAYLORBASEBALL 2014 2014 MEDIA BASEBALL BAYLOR ALMANAC leadership, Baylor's athletic department has DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS LAURENTIAN, 1985 IAN McCAW Ian McCaw's Under Since 2003, Baylor has enjoyed the most competitively success- This period also includes Baylor's six highest finishes in the Baylor reached bowl games in four consecutive years for the In 2013, Baylor captured its first-ever Big 12 title on the gridiron As a result of Baylor's success, McCaw was selected one of five Student-athletes have thrived in the classroom as Baylor led the While Baylor Athletics enjoyed extraordinary academic and ath- A five-year strategic plan for intercollegiate athletics, Above This increased athletics development activity has led to the Prior to Baylor, McCaw spent the 2002-03 year as director of McCaw previously served as director of intercollegiate athletics achieved extraordinary academic,cess since athletic his arrival and Sept.administrativefrom the8, 2003,University suc-as the of school'sMassachusetts 12th Directoron fulof Athletics.period in the historyDuring of thatits intercollegiatespan, Bayloronships, has athletics captured 42 Big program. three12 Conference NCAAvictories team championships champi-in 20 years. and its first bowl NACDA Directors' Cup standings,ever in 2011-12highlighted with bya sports 25th-placeits bestadvanced finishranking. to postseason Inschool addition, historycompetition all in19 2011-12.for the first time in first time in school history2012 Holiday and won Bowl. the The2011 best 2011Alamo ever,football Bowl as and theseason Bears wasRobert hadone aGriffin of10-3 Baylor's campaignIII became winner.and thequarterback school's first-ever Heisman Trophy en route to an 11-1 regular-seasonBCS bid to the mark Tostitos and the Fiesta school’s Bowl. first-ever finalists for the 2012 theSports Year Business award. HeJournal was Under namedAthletics Armourthe 2012 DirectorAthletic NACDA of DirectorTribune-HeraldWest Region of the CentralYear and Texasreceived 2010 Sportsman Wacothe 2013 of VanderZwaagthe fromYear. the HeDistinguished Universityrecently ofAlumnus Massachusetts Award Sport ManagementBig 12 inProgram. graduation successand recorded rate intheir four highestof recordthe cumulativelast during seven 2012-13 gradeyears pointat 3.2. average on letic success, the departmenttratively, has too.made dramatic strides adminis- and Beyond, was developedment and goals implemented and objectives. inclusiveation An and ofoutgrowth depart-successful of thiscompletiondevelopment plan wasof campaign.thethe Victorycre- Sincemore with 2003,than Integrity $305Baylor million Athletics scholarships.toward has capital raised projects and student-athlete funding and completion of the Highers Athletics Complex includ- DIRECTOR DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ing the Simpson Athletics and Academic Center and Jay and Jenny Allison Indoor Football LetterwinnersPractice Facility; Plazas Grantat Jr.Floyd TeaffBasketball Casey and Stadium; Practice the Facility; Lt. Jack Willis Whetsel Family Equestrian Center; Getterman Softball PracticeNell Facility;Hawkins Indoor Hurd TennisTennisplete Center;Center; in 2014). Jimand andBaylor Stadium (com- athletics at the Universityresponsible of Massachusetts. for a 23-sport mentAt UMass,programa five-year he and was helpedstrategic lockerdevelop plan room andand renovations. imple-secure funding for basketball and campus recreation atDuring Northeastern his five Universityyears atfive-year Northeastern,from 1997-2002.strategic where plan he inclusiveimplemented of a department goals and objec- INFORMATION played host to an NCAA Regional and then an NCAA Super Regional in 1999. in Regional Super NCAA an then and Regional NCAA an to host played concourse. base third the on located are concessions Additional gate. main the inside just concourse the on located are facilities restroom and areas concession main The line. field right the down terrace elevated beautiful a and line field left the down 1,000 for seating additional umpires, and coaches dugout. visitors the and room team the both to leads tunnel a and walls, brick glass through naturally and artificially both lighted are cages The use. players' for available are cages length full- Two cooled. and heated, surfaced, completely is feet) square (2,800 area large area. meal postgame and pre- and room trophy a as serves also room The preparation. food for area sink and countertop a as well as own, its of restroom a with equipped is It lounge. study and area meeting team a as used stadium the items. other and apparel Baseball Baylor tic authen- carries which store, the into leads entrance glass beautiful A concourse. the room. rest- and room conference area, reception a coaches, assistant for offices two office, coach's head the houses it concourse, the facing windows with side base third the laundry. on-site for area washer/dryer a with equipped and equipment and uniforms for cabinets storage with furnished is room equipment The areas. whirlpool and tables, taping machine, ice an with equipped dugout. base third the to access direct has room locker the grandstand, main the under Located equipment. electronic additional and televisions screen flat- center-ceiling, four with furnished is room locker The lockers. ash tom-built cus- 35 contain feet square 1,200-plus The carpeted. and conditioned air fully is also open. when view unobstructed completely a allow windows accordion-style designed Specially structure. box press the of part are also area concession a and restrooms two 12, for seating theatre-style with box VIP A booth. television a as well as teams, visiting and home both for booths radio more. and highlights video replay, instant for capabilities the has videoboard Daktronics The scoreboard. existing the to next 2003 in installed was that videoboard Ballpark Baylor the replace to Stadium season. 2009 the for installed were chairbacks New seat. the on inscribed name owner's seat the with purchased been have seats 1,500 than More rain. or sun the from protection for awning an by covered is seating stadium the of percent 70 Approximately boxes. separate 42 in seats level field 650 including seats, chairback 3,200 to lead fans, players. baseball college finest country's the of needs the meet as well as fans, for comfort and sightlines outstanding ensure to designed was stadium The campus. Baylor the on found already architecture attractive the complement which beams, steel stadiums. finest baseball's college of one remains park the 2014, in year 16th its Celebrating survey. America Baseball 2003 a in dium BAYLOR BALLPARK BAYLOR Despite being in just its first season and still under construction, Baylor Ballpark Baylor construction, under still and season first its just in being Despite both for facilities room locker include Ballpark Baylor within facilities Additional The grandstand. first-base the underneath housed are cages hitting indoor The of side first-base the on room 1,200-square-foot a is Room Sullivan Mickey The from entrance public with suite office the to adjacent located is store novelty The on Located stadium. the inside offices coaches' the houses also Ballpark Baylor is and room, locker the from hall the across located is room training The season, 2009 the to prior renovated was which Room, Locker Macko Steve The with carpeted, and conditioned air fully is Box Press Loftis Jack two-level The Casey Floyd from videoboard 24’-7.5”-by-68’-7” a of addition the is 2014 in New disabled for ramp additional an plus grandstand, main the into entrances Four green exposed and brick red of constructed facility beautiful a is Ballpark Baylor sta- baseball college 3 No. nation's the Ballpark Baylor named coaches Collegiate 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC BASEBALL BAYLOR 2014 WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM 6 was dedicated in 2001. in dedicated was and season 2000 the for time in completed was park The upon. worked be to tinued con- park the as construction battled fans and players year, the of rest the For good. for Ballpark Baylor into moving before Waco in College Community McLennan at season that games home four first their played Bears The season. 1999 the of start the for time in completed be not would ballpark the that apparent became it however, schedule, behind ran work As field. existing the around built was ture season. 1998 the through Bears the for home as served Field Ferrell facility, 1,700-seat A Field. Ferrell of ing open- the with campus to returned Baylor when 1977, until home Baylor's remained season. same the during parks both in playing years other at and field one at seasons whole playing times at fields, two the between forth and back moved Bears The Park. Street Dutton and Park teams. football and baseball the both to home was Field Carroll today, sits Building Union Student the where approximately time. of period extended any for home fields gates. its through walk fans million 1.3 than more seen has and seasons, 15 first its of each attendance average in better or nationally 25 top the in ranked has Ballpark Baylor games. home 40 Bears' the attended fans 126,947 school-record a 2012, In A&M. Texas second-ranked against win night Saturday a for 5,911 of crowd record a saw Ballpark Baylor 2012, In play. 2012). 2005, (1999, Regionals Super NCAA three and 2012) 2005, 2000, (1999, Regionals NCAA four of total a hosted has Ballpark Baylor 6-2. falling and tering fal- before three game into late lead a carried then Bears The 17-7. game second the claim to back bounced Baylor but 18-11, slugfest, a in game first the took Cowboys Regional. Super the to advance and Minnesota beat to runs 22 scoring history, team in performances top the of one with alive came bats Bears' the game, pionship cham- the in again Baylor face to bracket losers the through fought Gophers Golden the When games. two first their in Minnesota and Illinois Eastern over wins with : 14-8 Record: NCAA Postseason Regionals: NCAA Super NCAA Regionals: Record: Season Best Record: games: Dimensions: Wall OF Attendance: Season Average Largest Attendance: Season Total Largest Crowd: Series 3-game Largest Crowd: game Largest Capacity: Season: First FACTS QUICK BALLPARK BAYLOR Construction on Baylor Ballpark began following the 1998 season. The new struc- new The season. 1998 the following began Ballpark Baylor on Construction field That Park. Street Dutton at exclusively played Baylor 1960, in Beginning Katy in fields city of pair a at games home their played Bears the years, later In campus Baylor the on Located home. first team's baseball the was Field Carroll four only called have Bears the Baylor, at baseball varsity of history long the In postseason NCAA during come have crowds 30 top Ballpark's Baylor of Nine underdog The match-up. that for Waco to came State Oklahoma rival 12 Big regional the through sweeping home, at playing of advantage full took Bears The 493 349-144 5,000 1999 4 (1999, 2000, 2005, 2012) 2005, 2000, (1999, 4 34-6 (2012) 34-6 330-400-330 5,911 vs. Texas A&M (April 21, 2012) 21, (April A&M Texas vs. 5,911 3 (1999, 2005, 2012) 2005, (1999, 3 15,104 vs. (June 9-11, 2012) 9-11, (June Arkansas vs. 15,104 126,947 (2012) 126,947 3,255 (2012) 3,255 INFORMATION 9,929 9,778 9,789 9,085 8,736 8,670 8,579 8,531 15,104 12,587 11,573 10,940 10,752 10,698 10,468 10,798 10,242 10,059 NCAA NCAA DATE OPPONENT ATTEND. DATE OPPONENT ATTEND. at MCCat BB 4 31 1,343 63,147 — — 336 1,857 — — 26-5 3-1 1.2. 6/9-11/123. 6/4-6/99 Arkansas** 4. 6/11-13/05 4/26-4/28/135. Oklahoma State** Clemson** 6. Texas 5/11-13/017. 3/23-25/07 4/12-4/14/13 Texas Tech 14,307 8. Texas Tech 9. Oklahoma 4/7-9/06 4/20-22/07 Oklahoma State Missouri 10,516 1.2. 4/21-22/123. 3/17-18/07 Texas A&M 4. 4/22-23/06 Texas 5. 4/20-21/02 Texas A&M 6. Texas A&M 5/2-3/097. 4/5-6/03 4/19-20/08 Texas Texas Texas A&M YEARLY ATTENDANCE LARgEST LARgEST THREE-DATE SERIES LARgEST TWO-DATE SERIES YEAR DATES1999 TOTAL RANK 3520002001 64,490 AVg. RANK2002 33 172003 34 REC. 2004 85,479 31 1,7432005 89,811 30 15 212006 86,509 35 132007 85,620 36 18 2,7572008 90,693 29-6 34 20 2,806 109,621 132009 33 20 2,8832010 16 9 96,427 31 3,057 101,791 152011 26-7 32 18 2,748 112012 17 95,027 22-12 3,045 36 192013 90,261 25-6 30 21 17 3,013Totals 89,804 21-9 3,180 40 20 20-15 16 80,671 27 25-11 22 16 493 3,065 126,947 1,370,723 27 2,911 18 12 77,572 27-7 23-10 2,641 21 28 2,689 21-10 24 3,255 20-12 25 2,769 18 2,873 26-10 16-14 18 34-6 349-144 17-10 10. 3/20-22/0911.12. Texas Tech 4/4-6/08 4/24-26/0913. 5/14-16/03 Kansas Oklahoma Texas Tech 7 @BAYLORBASEBALL 2014 2014 MEDIA BASEBALL BAYLOR ALMANAC 6-76-7 L L 5,602 5,313 6-5 W 4,876 3-81-3 L L 4,508 2-4 4,468 4-3 L1-0 4,409 W W8-3 4,353 4,295 W9-1 4,225 W 4,148 2-14 L 5,281 16-5 W 4,889 7-13 L 4,531 12-216-64-12 W3-11 W 4,132 L 4,128 L 4,085 4,048 11-19 L 4,812 11-14 L 4,398 3,721 vs. UT Arlington (2/15/05, L 6-9) DATE OPPONENT SCORE W/L ATT. 3.4. 4/13/065. 3/17/07 Texas 6. 4/22/06 Texas 7. 6/11/12 Texas A&M8. 6/10/12 Arkansas**9. 6/9/12 Arkansas** 5/17/12 Arkansas** 4-1 Texas 0-1 4-5 W 8-1 L 5,173 L 5,059 W 5,038 5,007 1.2. 4/21/12 4/17/04 Texas A&M Texas 1-0 W 5,911 BAYLOR BAYLOR BALLPARK ATTENDANCE ALL-TIME LARgEST CROWDS Midweek Record: 10.11. 4/22/1212. 4/21/00 Texas A&M13. 6/5/99 Texas 14. 5/2/0915. Oklahoma State** 4/19/0816. Texas 7-5 6/6/99 Texas A&M 17-717. 4/20/0218. Oklahoma State** 3/28/03 Texas A&M W19. W 6/4/99 Texas A&M 2-620. 3/24/07 1-11 4,887 21. Oklahoma State** 4,856 4/5/03 Texas Tech22. 3/18/07 6-5 11-1823. Texas 4/13/13 L 2-7 L Texas 24. 4/27/07 Oklahoma 4,776 4,794 W25. 6/12/05 L 7-8 Texas A&M26. 6/4/12 Clemson** L 4,675 4,720 27. 4/30/1028. Dallas Baptist* 4/21/07 4,717 Texas 29. L 6/11/05 7-12 Missouri 30. 3/20/05 4,540 Clemson** 7-1 8-231. 4/27/13 Texas 32. 5/30/99 L Texas 33. 5/26/00 W W Minnesota* 4,444 34. 6/4/05 Texas State* 2-435. 3/16/09 4,424 4,423 36. UTSA* 5/12/01 Texas A&M37. 3/19/05 22-6 Texas Tech38. 0-6 L 5/29/99 Texas 39. 4/21/01 4,383 W Minnesota*40. 4/22/01 8-7 Texas 41. 4/25/09 L 2-1 4,287 Texas 42. 4/6/03 Oklahoma 4,275 W43. 5/13/05 6-4 Texas W 3/4/00 Texas A&M 4,224 W Texas A&M 4,176 * 4,146 - NCAA Regional 10-9** - NCAA Super Regional 10-4 W W 4,030 4,023 INFORMATION Fri. April 11 at Dallas Baptist Dallas, Texas 6:30 p.m. 6:30 Texas Dallas, p.m. 6:30 Texas Huntsville, P.M. 6:35 Baptist Dallas at State Houston Sam at * Texas at 11 April Texas Waco, * Texas at Fri. 8 April * Texas at Tue. 6 April Sun. Word Incarnate 5 April OPPONENT 4 April Sat. p.m. 12:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 6:30 Fri. p.m. 1:00 Va. W. Charleston, 1 April Tue. Va. W. Charleston, DATE P.M. 1:05 Texas Arlington, Va. W. Charleston, DAY % P.M. * 3:05 Virginia West at P.M. 6:35 % * Virginia West at APRIL P.M. 6:35 % * Virginia West P.M. at 1:05 Texas Waco, 30 Mar. P.M. 3:05 Texas Waco, UT-Arlington at Sun. 29 Mar. P.M. 6:35 Texas Waco, 28 Mar. Sat. * State Texas Oklahoma Waco, Texas Waco, * Fri. State Oklahoma 25 Mar. Texas Waco, * State Oklahoma Texas Waco, Tue. 23 Mar. P.M. 1:05 Sun. Baptist Houston 22 Mar. P.M. 3:05 21 Mar. Sat. * Tech Texas P.M. 6:35 * Fri. Tech Texas 18 Mar. Texas Waco, * Tech Texas p.m. 1:00 Tue. 16 Mar. Texas Waco, Houston at Sun. 15 Mar. Texas Waco, Fullerton State Cal 14 Mar. Sat. Calif. Diego, San Fullerton State Cal Fri. 11 Mar. Fullerton State Cal Tue. 9 Mar. Lamar Sun. 8 Mar. Wilmington UNC 7 Mar. Sat. Diego San Fri. 5 Mar. OPPONENT Tue. 2 Mar. P.M. 6:35 P.M. 1:05 Sun. 1 Mar. P.M. 3:05 Sat. DATE P.M. 6:35 DAY P.M. 6:35 Texas Waco, Texas Waco, California P.M. 6:35 MARCH Texas Waco, p.m. 1:30 Texas Waco, Texas A&MTexas Waco, Corpusp.m. 2:00 28 Feb. Christi Word Incarnate p.m. 4:00 Texas Waco, Fri. Peay Austin 26 Feb. Wed. Ariz. Tempe, 25 Peay Feb. Austin Peay Austin Ariz. Tempe, Tue. 23 Feb. Ariz. Tempe, Sun. UT-Arlington 22 Feb. Sat. State 21 Arizona Feb. at State Arizona at Fri. 18 Feb. State Arizona at Tue. 16 Feb. OPPONENT Sun. 15 Feb. 14 Feb. Sat. Fri. DATE DAY FEBRUARY SCHEDULE 2014 Tue. April 29 Sam Houston State Waco, Texas 6:35 P.M. 6:35 Texas Waco, State Houston Sam * Kansas p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:30 29 April * Kansas Tue. * Kansas 27 April Kan. Manhattan, p.m. 6:30 Sun. P.M. 6:35 26 April State Texas Kan. Manhattan, P.M. 2:05 Sat. 25 April State Texas P.M. 3:05 Kan. Manhattan, Fri. * State Kansas at 23 April Texas Waco, * State Kansas at Wed. Texas Waco, 22 April Tue. Texas 19 Waco, April * State Kansas at 18 April Sat. Southern Texas Fri. 17 April Baptist Dallas Thur. 15 April Baptist Dallas Tue. 13 April Sun. 12 April Sat. San Diego San Austin, Texas 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 Texas Austin, Texas Austin, Texas Austin, LOCATION p.m. 6:30 Texas Houston, P.M. 4:00 p.m. 9:00 Texas Waco, Calif. Diego, San LOCATION p.m. 5:00 p.m. 1:00 Calif. Diego, San Calif. Diego, San LOCATION Waco, Texas 1:05 P.M. 1:05 P.M. 3:05 P.M. 6:35 Texas Waco, Texas Waco, P.M. 6:35 P.M. 6:35 Texas Waco, Texas Marcos, San Texas Waco, 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC BASEBALL BAYLOR 2014 WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM TIME TIME TIME 8 r.Jn - TBD Series World College NCAA 6-8 June Fri. Regionals Super NCAA TBD OPPONENT 1 30-June May Fri. Regionals NCAA DATE DAY JUNE TBA 1 30-June May Fri. p.m. 1:00 Regionals NCAA TBA p.m. 2:00 p.m. 6:00 21-25 May Wed. * TCU Okla. Norman, Okla.) City, Oklahoma Ballpark, Bricktown (Chickasaw Championship 12 Big * TCU Okla. Norman, Okla. Norman, 17 May * TCU Sat. 16 May UTSA * Oklahoma at Fri. 15 May * Oklahoma at Thur. 13 May * Oklahoma at Tue. 4 May OPPONENT Sun. 3 May 2 May Sat. Fri. DATE DAY MAY Home games in games Home Park Power Appalachian at Va., W. Charleston, in played Game % game Conference 12 Big * TBD 14-25 June Sat. All times listed are Central Standard Time, schedule subject to change. to subject schedule Time, Standard Central are listed times All Oklahoma 5/2 - 5/4 Brendan Flynn Brendan Haurin D.J. 12 Big 5/4 - 5/2 4/27 - 4/25 Flanagan Joshua TCU UTSA Bush Rodney Kutz Chris 4/23 - 4/22 Oklahoma 4/19 - 4/17 Kansas Ratcliff Reagan State Texas 4/15 State Kansas 4/13 - 4/11 Southern Texas Baptist Dallas etVrii /8-33 rn oe [email protected] [email protected] Barfield Jason Dovey Grant [email protected] Reneau Russ McClain Allison 4/29 4/8, 3/30 - 3/28 McWhorter Wade State Houston Sam Lacefield Scott Texas 3/23 - 3/21 Virginia West 3/16 - 3/14 3/18 3/11 State Oklahoma Wenzel Andria Baptist Houston Ball Scott Tech Texas Loucks Chris [email protected] Houston 3/9 - 3/7 Fullerton State Cal 3/1 - 2/28 Winegarner Brett 3/2 2/28 Lamar Wilmington UNC Meling Shane Bush Cody Diego San [email protected] 2/26 Garcia Art California 4/1 2/25, 2/23 - 2/21 A&M C.C. Texas Lenneberg Thomas 3/25 SID 2/18, Word Incarnate 2/16 - Peay 2/14 Austin UT-Arlington DATES State Arizona OPPONENT , played at Baylor Ballpark. Baylor at played bold, 2014 OPPONENT SID CONTACTS SID OPPONENT 2014 /3BetDmso [email protected] [email protected] Rasmussen Laura Damaskos Brett Davidson Brandie 5/25 - 5/21 5/17 - 5/15 5/13 / / [email protected] Moore Justin 4/6 - 4/4 3/5 Clay Trainum Clay Tom Riordan Tom TBD TBD LOCATION TBA TBA Okla. City, Oklahoma P.M. 3:05 P.M. 6:35 P.M. 6:35 Texas Waco, P.M. 6:35 Texas Waco, Texas Waco, Texas Waco, LOCATION Omaha, Neb. Omaha, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] E-MAIL TIME TIME TBD TBD TBA TBD INFORMATION C Sr.-2L C Fr.-RS C Fr.-RS IF Fr.-RS IF So.-1L IF So.-HS OF Jr.-2L OF Jr.-2L OF Fr.-HS 1B So.-1L 1B Fr.-HS IF/C Sr.-1L LHP Sr.-1L LHP RS Jr.-2L RHP So.-SQ RHPRHP Jr.-2L RHP Jr.-1L Fr.-RS RHP Jr.-SQ Pos. Yr.-Exp. RHP/IF Fr.-HS RHP/3B Fr.-HS ...... ess-TAY ...... cass-TAHN-oh ...... muh-HALL-ek ...... WIN-duhl ...... PET-it ...... TUN-nuhl ...... MEN-ard ...... sab-uh-TEENEE ...... TOLL-sen ...... AB-ee ...... KOONTZ ...... TOWTH ...... DOH ESTHAY WENDEL ABBE CASTANO TOTH TOLSON DOE TUNNELL MENARD MICHALEC PETTITTE KUNTZ SABATINI 5 Duncan Wendel IF Jr.-1L 1 Brett Doe 9 West Tunnell 6 Ryan Smith 8 Lawton Langford3 Nick Lewis 2 IF Steven McLean Sr.-3L IF Fr.-HS 4 Darryn Sheppard OF Fr.-HS 25 Ben Carl 20 Daniel Castano19 Aaron Dodson LHP C/1B/OF Fr.-HS Fr.-HS 47 Hunter Abbe 22 Doug Ashby 16 Logan Brown 18 Kameron Esthay31 Nate Goodwin 1B/LHP Fr.-HS 45 Hayden Ross 44 Sean Spicer 10 Austin Stone27 Drew Tolson 15 Adam Toth RHP Jr.-2L 46 Reese Jefferies38 Lane Kelly 12 Joe Kirkland 11 Brad RHPKuntz So.-TR 33 Bobby McCormack23 Matt Menard 26 LHP Josh Michalec32 Cameron Miller28 Sr.-SQ Dillon Newman35 Kyle Ott 21 RHP Josh Pettitte C/1B13 Grayson Porter RHP30 Sr.-1L Mitch Price Fr.-HS Sr.-3L 36 RHP Joe Sabatini OF24 Fr.-HS Case Smith Sr.-1L PRONUNCIATIONS Hunter ALPHABETICAL No. Name Daniel Kameron Brad Matt Josh Brett Joe Drew Josh Adam West Duncan 9 @BAYLORBASEBALL 2014 2014 MEDIA BASEBALL BAYLOR ALMANAC Robbie Little (Mississippi, 1994; seventh season) Seth Dorsey (Baylor, 2013; first season) Josh Ogden (TCU, 2007; first season) C R/R 6-0 210 FR-RSC Bridge City, Texas/Bridge City R/R 5-11C 195 SR-2L S/R Overland Park, Kan./Rockhurst HS 6-1 210 FR-RS Tulsa, Okla./NOAH - Home School IF R/RIF 5-10 175 R/R FR-HSIF 6-1 Los Altos, Calif./Los Altos HS 190 L/R JR-1L 6-1 Magnolia, Texas/Magnolia HS 185 SO-1L Anthem, Ariz./Boulder Creek HS IF R/R 5-11 180 FR-RS Houston, Texas/Memorial HS IF R/R 6-0 170 SO-HS Austin, Texas/Westlake HS OFOF R/ROF L/R 6-4 R/R 5-9 205 5-10 170 SR-1L 185 JR-2L Linden, Texas/McLeod HS JR-2L Coppell, Texas/Coppell HS Rowlett, Texas/Rowlett HS OF R/R 5-11 160 FR-HS Dripping Springs, Texas/Dripping Springs HS 1B R/R 6-2 2051B FR-HS R/R Waco, Texas/Midway HS 6-3 240 SO-1L The Woodlands, Texas/College Park HS IF/C R/R 5-11 185 SR-1L Mesquite, Texas/Navarro College LHP R/L 6-2 200 RS JR-2L Austin, Texas/Lake Travis HS LHP L/L 6-2 190 SR-1L McKinney, Texas/Boyd HS RHP R/R 6-0RHP 180 R/RRHP JR-2L 6-1 R/R Waco, Texas/Midway HS 175 6-1 JR-2L 190 Port Neches, Texas/Groves HS JR-SQ Magnolia, Texas/Magnolia HS RHP R/R 6-2 195RHP FR-HSRHP R/R Deer Park, Texas/Deer Park HS R/R 6-2 6-0 185 160 SR-1L FR-RS Houston, Texas/Memorial HS Houston, Texas/Memorial HS RHP R/R 6-0RHP 215 R/R JR-1L 6-0 Dallas, Texas/J.J. Pearce HS 160 SO-SQ Waco, Texas/Robinson HS Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Cl-Exp. Hometown (Last School) 34 Steve Smith (Baylor, 1986; 20th season) 14 Steve “Hoot” Johnigan (Texas A&M, 1989; 19th season) 42 Trevor Mote (Baylor, 2004; sixth season) 40 Adam Revelette (Kentucky, 2007; second season) RHP/IF R/R 6-2 175 FR-HS Flower Mound, Texas/Marcus HS RHP/3B R/R 6-1 185 FR-HS Galveston, Texas/Ball HS 2014 2014 ROSTER 15 Adam Toth 16 Logan Brown 18 Kameron Esthay19 Aaron Dodson20 Daniel Castano21 1B/LHP Josh Pettitte L/L C/1B/OF S/R 6-1 LHP 6-3 210 L/L 200 FR-HS 6-4 FR-HS Moss Bluff, La./Sam Houston HS 215 Cypress, Texas/Cy-Fair HS FR-HS Austin, Texas/Lake Travis HS 89 Lawton Langford West Tunnell 11 Brad Kuntz IF13 Grayson Porter L/R 5-10 165 SR-3L Uvalde, Texas/Uvalde HS 22 Doug Ashby 25 Ben Carl 27 Drew Tolson 28 Dillon Newman30 Mitch Price 31 Nate Goodwin RHP R/R 6-2 20045 SR-3L Hayden Ross Belton, Texas/Belton HS Head Coach: Director of Operations: Athletic Trainer: 23 Steven McLean 4 Nick Lewis 5 Darryn Sheppard6 Duncan Wendel Ryan Smith OF10 Austin Stone R/R12 6-1 Joe Kirkland 185 FR-HS Sugar Land, Texas/Dulles HS 23 Matt Menard 24 Case Smith 26 Josh Michalec 32 Cameron Miller33 Bobby McCormack35 Kyle Ott 38 C/1B LHP Lane Kelly 44 L/R Sean Spicer L/L46 5-11 6-1 Reese Jefferies47 195 205 Hunter Abbe FR-HS SR-SQ Houston, Texas/Bellaire HS Associate Head Coach: RHP League City, Texas/Angelina JC Assistant Coaches: R/RSpeed and Strength Coach: 6-1 185 SO-TR Houston, Texas/San Jacinto College NUMERICAL No. Name 1 Brett Doe 36 Joe Sabatini 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM BROADCAST ROSTER

Brett Doe Steven McLean Nick Lewis Darryn Sheppard Duncan Wendel IF/C • Sr. (1L) IF • Fr. (HS) RHP/IF • Fr. (HS) OF • Fr. (HS) IF • Jr. (1L) R/R • 5-11 • 185 1 R/R • 5-10 • 175 2 R/R • 6-2 • 175 3 R/R • 6-1 • 185 4 R/R • 6-1 • 190 5 Mesquite, Texas Los Altos, Calif. Flower Mound, Texas Sugar Land, Texas Magnolia, Texas (Navarro JC) (Los Altos HS) (Marcus HS) (Dulles HS) (Magnolia HS) PLAYERS

Ryan Smith Lawton Langford West Tunnell Austin Stone Brad Kuntz RHP • Jr. (2L) IF • Sr. (3L) IF • So. (1L) RHP • Jr. (2L) LHP • RS Jr. (2L) R/R • 6-0 • 180 6 L/R • 5-10 • 165 8 L/R • 6-1 • 185 9 R/R • 6-1 • 175 10 R/L • 6-2 • 200 11 Waco, Texas Uvalde, Texas Anthem, Ariz. Port Neches, Texas Austin, Texas (Midway HS) (Uvalde HS) (Boulder Creek HS) (Groves HS) (Lake Travis HS)

Joe Kirkland Grayson Porter Adam Toth Logan Brown Kameron Esthay RHP • Jr. (SQ) OF • Sr. (1L) OF • Jr. (2L) OF • Jr. (2L) 1B/LHP • Fr. (HS) R/R • 6-1 • 190 12 R/R • 6-4 • 205 13 L/R • 5-9 • 170 15 R/R • 5-10 • 185 16 L/L • 6-1 • 210 18 Magnolia, Texas Linden, Texas Coppell, Texas Rowlett, Texas Moss Bluff, La. (Magnolia HS) (McLeod HS) (Coppell HS) (Rowlett HS) (Sam Houston HS)

Aaron Dodson Daniel Castano Josh Pettitte Doug Ashby Matt Menard C/1B/OF • Fr. (HS) LHP • Fr. (HS) RHP • Fr. (HS) LHP • Sr. (1L) C • Fr. (RS) S/R • 6-3 • 200 19 L/R • 6-4 • 215 20 R/R • 6-2 • 195 21 L/L • 6-2 • 190 22 R/R • 6-0 • 210 23 Cypress, Texas Austin, Texas Deer Park, Texas McKinney, Texas Bridge City, Texas (Cy-Fair HS) (Lake Travis HS) (Deer Park HS) (Boyd HS) (Bridge City HS)

10 PLAYERS 47 28 35 40 Kyle Ott RHP/3B • Fr. (HS) R/R • 6-1 • 185 Galveston, Texas (Ball HS) Hunter Abbe RHP • So. (SQ) R/R • 6-0 • 160 Waco, Texas (Robinson HS) Dillon Newman RHP • Sr. (3L) R/R • 6-2 • 200 Belton, Texas (Belton HS) 46 ­­ 33 27 Adam Revelette Assistant Coach Kentucky, 2007 2nd season Reese Jefferies RHP • So. (TR) R/R • 6-1 • 185 Houston, Texas (San Jacinto JC) 42 Bobby McCormack LHP • Sr. (SQ) L/L • 6-1 • 205 League City, Texas (Angelina JC) Drew Tolson RHP • Fr. (RS) R/R • 6-0 • 160 Houston, Texas (Memorial HS) 45 32 26 Trevor Mote Assistant Coach Baylor, 2004 6th season Hayden Ross IF • So. (HS) R/R • 6-0 • 170 Austin, Texas (Westlake HS) 11 @BAYLORBASEBALL 44 14 Cameron Miller C/1B • Fr. (HS) L/R • 5-11 • 195 Houston, Texas (Bellaire HS) Josh Michalec RHP • Sr. (1L) R/R • 6-2 • 185 Houston, Texas (Memorial HS) 2014 2014 MEDIA BASEBALL BAYLOR ALMANAC Sean Spicer RHP • Jr. (1L) R/R • 6-0 • 215 Dallas, Texas (J.J. Pearce HS) 31 25 Steve Johnigan Associate Head Coach Texas A&M, 1989 19th Season 38 34 Nate Goodwin C • Sr. (2L) R/R • 5-11 • 195 Overland Park, Kan. (Rockhurst) Ben Carl IF • Fr. (RS) R/R • 5-11 • 180 Houston, Texas (Memorial HS) Lane Kelly OF • Fr. (HS) R/R • 5-11 • 160 Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs HS) 36 30 24 Steve Smith Head Coach Baylor, 1986 20th Season Joe Sabatini C • Fr. (RS) S/R • 6-1 • 210 Tulsa, Okla. (NOAH - Home School) Mitch Price 1B • So. (1L) R/R • 6-3 • 240 The Woodlands,Texas (College Park HS) Case Smith 1B • Fr. (HS) R/R • 6-2 • 205 Waco, Texas (Midway HS) BROADCAST BROADCAST ROSTER 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM RETURNING LETTERWINNERS pitched as senior ... Posted 15-5 career record with 85 , 1.99 ERA and 72 hits allowed in 91.3 innings of work. PERSONAL Full name is Douglas Hall Ashby ... Born Jan. 12, 1992, in Dallas, Texas ... DOUG Son of Doug and Cynthia Ashby ... Brother, Paul, played baseball at UT ASHBY 22 Dallas ... Engineering major. CAREER PITCHING LINES LHP • L/L • 6-2 • 190 • SR.-1L DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. MCKINNEY, TExAS (BOYD) 3/1/11 TEXAS STATE 1.0 32211 24 — 2-13 DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. CAREER HONORS 2/19/12 ORAL ROBERTS-2 1.0 00000 14 — 8-1 • 2013 CoSIDA Academic All-District VII First Team 2/25/12 at UCLA 1.1 12210 18 L 3-9 • 2013 Academic All-Big 12 First Team 3/3/12 LAMAR 1.1 30011 34 — 0-8 3/6/12 at TCU 1.0 11111 21 — 4-9 • Seven-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010-13, Spring 2011-13) 4/18/12 TAMU-CORPUS CHRISTI 1.0 10000 11 — 11-1

DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2013 (JUNIOR) 2/15/13 at UC Irvine 0.2 20000 15 — 4-6

PLAYERS Appeared in a career-high 21 games as a reliever ... CoSIDA Academic 2/19/13 TEXAS STATE 1.0 00010 15 — 6-3 All-District VII first team ... Academic All-Big 12 first team ... Big 12 2/22/13 UCLA 1.1 00011 20 — 3-4 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) ... Set career bests 2/24/13 UCLA 0.1 00001 5 —4-5 with a 1.90 ERA, two wins, 23.2 innings, 16 strikeouts and a .202 3/6/13 LOUISIANA TECH 2.2 00013 34 W 5-4 opponent batting average ... Led all Baylor relievers who had 20 or more 3/9/13 ILLINOIS-2 0.1 00000 5 —1-6 3/16/13 vs. New Orleans 0.1 00000 5 —8-3 innings in both ERA and opponent batting average ... Allowed only five 3/22/13 at Oklahoma State 1.0 20002 19 — 0-5 of 29 inherited runners to score for best rate on team (17.2 percent) ... 3/26/13 at UTSA 1.2 10001 24 — 3-5 Began season with 9.1 scoreless innings over his first nine appearances ... 3/29/13 KANSAS STATE 1.1 21121 30 — 10-8 Recorded 18 scoreless appearances, nine of which were hitless ... Gave up 4/3/13 DALLAS BAPTIST 2.2 00011 29 — 6-1 only two extra base hits - a double at Dallas Baptist (April 23) and triple 4/5/13 WEST VIRGINIA 1.0 11110 33 — 8-9 at Texas Tech (May 17) ... Earned first career win with 2.2 scoreless, 4/9/13 UT ARLINGTON 2.0 10011 28 — 14-4 4/13/13 OKLAHOMA 0.1 10000 6 —1-3 hitless innings against Louisiana Tech (March 6) ... Picked up second win 4/23/13 at Dallas Baptist 0.1 10010 18 — 9-5 with two scoreless innings against UTSA (May 14) ... Recorded a career- 4/28/13 TEXAS 1.1 10001 18 — 5-2 high three innings and four strikeouts at UT Arlington (April 30) ... 4/30/13 at UT Arlington 3.0 00044 59 — 6-4 Pitched more than one inning on nine occasions ... Pitched more than two 5/4/13 at Kansas 0.1 00000 6 —5-6 innings three times ... Surrendered runs in just three outings - one against 5/14/13 UTSA 2.0 20000 25 W 4-3 Kansas State (March 29), one versus West Virginia (April 5) and three at 5/17/13 at Texas Tech 0.0 13330 22 — 1-7 5/24/13 vs. Kansas State 0.0 20000 6 —9-13 Texas Tech (May 17) ... Named an all-star over the summer in the Texas Collegiate League. Baylor Record in Appearances: 12-15 Baylor Record in Starts: 0-0

2012 (SOPHOMORE) Pitched in five games, all in relief ... Posted 0-1 record with 4.76 ERA ... Worked perfect inning against Oral Roberts (2/19) ... Came on in relief at No. 22 UCLA (2/25) with score tied 3-3 in fifth ... Worked out of two-on, no-out jam in first inning of work, but suffered loss after allowing two runs in 1.1 innings ... Pitched 1.1 scoreless innings of relief vs. Lamar (3/3) ... Also pitched an inning of relief at TCU (3/6) and worked a scoreless inning of relief in win vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (4/18) ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011, Spring 2012).

2011 (FRESHMAN) Pitched in one game in relief ... Allowed two runs on three hits with one walk and one against Texas State (3/1) ... Retired first batter, then allowed four straight batters to reach safely ... Stranded two runners in scoring position by recording strikeout and flyout to end inning ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011).

HIGH SCHOOL Pitched and played first base for head coach Brandon Milam at Boyd (McKinney, Texas) High School ... Four-year letterwinner ... Broncos went 24-9, won bi-district championship and were area finalists in 2010 ... Named first-team all-district 8-5A ... Played in North Texas High School Coaches Association All-Star Game ... Named to 2009 Kilgore Oil Belt Classic all-tournament team ... Received 2009 Bronco Award ... Won Gold Glove in 2007 ... Went 9-2 with 1.11 ERA and 59 strikeouts in 56.2 innings

ASHBY’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP HRER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB OBA WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2011 18.00 0-0 100 0/0 0 1.0 32211100 6.500 00000 2012 4.76 0-1 500 0/0 0 5.2 6333210022 .273 00000 2013 1.90 2-0 21 00 0/0 0 23.2 17 5516 16 11084 .202 27100 TOTAL 2.97 2-1 27 00 0/0 0 30.1 26 10 10 20 19 310112 .232 27100

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LOGAN DATE OPPONENT LOC. RUNS OUTS COUNT INN. W/L NOTE PITCHER 3/3/13 vs. Rice LF 322-0 6th W Simms BROWN 16 Baylor record with HR: 2-0 PH - pinch GW - game-winning WO - walk-off OF • R/R • 5-10 • 185 • JR.-2L ROWLETT, TExAS (ROWLETT)

CAREER HONORS • 2013 CoSIDA Academic All-District VII First Team

• 2013 Academic All-Big 12 First Team PLAYERS • Five-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011-13, Spring 2012-13)

2013 (SOPHOMORE) Totaled career highs of 48 games and 44 starts in the outfield ... CoSIDA Academic All-District VII first team ... Academic All-Big 12 first team ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) ... Set career highs with 28 runs, 45 hits, five doubles, one triple, one homer, 14 RBI, 15 walks, 16 steals, .276 average, .337 slugging percentage and .365 on-base percentage ... Ranked second on the team and ninth in the Big 12 in stolen bases ... Against Rice (March 3), had his first career triple and homer while driving in a career-high three runs in a 2-for-4 performance ... Tied a career high with two steals against Houston (March 12) ... Notched a career-best four-hit day versus New Orleans (March 16) ... Against Kansas State (May 24), tied career highs of one double and two walks while scoring a career-best three runs ... Had a career-best nine-game hitting streak from March 3 through March 16 ... Had a career-high 13- game on-base streak from March 19 through April 9 ... Had 12 multi-hit games ... Netted a stellar .991 fielding percentage in 116 chances with just one error while recording four assists, tying Adam Toth for the team lead.

2012 (FRESHMAN) Played in 38 games and made 17 starts, all in outfield ... Often used as late-inning defensive replacement in either outfield corner ... Made 14 starts in right field and three in left field ... Went 7-for-8 stealing bases over first nine games played, but didn’t record a steal over final 29 games ... Recorded four bunt singles in 10 bunt attempts, also had six sacrifice bunts ... Had five multi-hit games, including three in a four-game span (3/11-3/21) ... Went 2-for-3 with first career run scored, first career RBI and two stolen bases vs. Sam Houston State (2/28) ... Singled twice and scored game-winning run vs. Memphis in second game of doubleheader (3/11) ... Stole two bases and went 2-for-4 with run scored at UT Arlington (3/13) ... Recorded only extra-base hit with double in 2-for-5 game at Sam Houston State (3/21) ... Had only multi-RBI game in 2-for-4 effort vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (4/17) ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011, Spring 2012).

HIGH SCHOOL Played outfield and second base for head coach Paul Carmon at Rowlett (Texas) High School ... Team won District 10-5A championship in all three varsity seasons ... Also played two seasons as wide receiver on RHS football team ... Named first-team All-District 10-5A second baseman in 2010 and 2011 ... Earned honorable mention All-District 10-5A honors as left fielder in 2009 ... Was named Academic All-State as football player in 2010 ... Was named All-District 10-5A wide receiver in 2010 (first team) and 2009 (second team) ... Graduated as school’s Salutatorian.

PERSONAL Full name is Logan Hartley Brown ... Born Dec. 8, 1992, in Dallas, Texas ... Son of Mike and Sandy Brown ... Electrical Engineering major.

BROWN’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2012 .269 38-17 52 12 14 10 0 415 .288 3117 1 .321 0-6 7-9 26 31.967 2013 .276 48-44 163 28 45 51 114 55 .337 15 9 21 2 .365 2-2 16-22 111 41.991 TOTAL .274 86-61 215 40 59 61 118 70 .326 18 10 38 3 .355 2-8 23-31 137 72.986

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BRETT DOE 1 IF/C • R/R • 5-11 • 185 • SR.-1L MESQUITE, TExAS (NAVARRO JC)

CAREER HONORS • Three-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2012-13, Spring 2013)

2013 (JUNIOR) Played in 39 games and made 29 starts, mainly as catcher ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) ... Made Baylor debut at UC Irvine (Feb. 16) ... Notched first career hit at UC Irvine (Feb. 17), PLAYERS going 2-for-5 with his first double ... Drove in his first run against UCLA (Feb. 22) on a sacrifice fly ... Scored his first run against Kansas State (March 30) ... Drove in a season-high two runs against West Virginia (April 7) ... Drew his first walk at Texas State (April 16) ... Stole his first base at UT Arlington (April 30) ... Drew a season-high two walks at Kansas (May 5) and at Texas Tech (May 18) ... Posted six multi-hit games ... Had three straight games with a hit from May 4-14 ... Threw out eight of 19 base stealers (42.1%).

2011 & 2012 (NAVARRO JC) Spent two seasons playing shortstop for coach Whoa Dill at Navarro Junior College in Corsicana, Texas ... Led Navarro to school’s first NJCAA national championship in 2011 ... National runners-up in 2012 ... Batted .332 with 30 RBI and .983 fielding percentage as sophomore ... Redshirted in 2010 at New Mexico before transferring to Navarro.

HIGH SCHOOL Played shortstop for his father, coach Bobby Doe, at Mesquite (Texas) Poteet High School ... Four-year letterwinner ... Helped Poteet to four consecutive district championships ... Received all-district honors all four varsity seasons ... First team all-state in 2008 and 2009 ... Named district Defensive MVP in 2008 ... Played in 2009 North Texas High School and THBCA All-Star Games.

PERSONAL Full name is Brett Franklin Doe ... Born June 12, 1990, in Midland, Texas ... Son of Bobby and Ronda Doe ... General studies major.

DOE’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2013 .181 39-29 94 4 17 20 0 819 .202 7317 0 .257 1-5 2-3 149 34 5 .973 TOTAL .181 39-29 94 4 17 20 0 819 .202 7317 0 .257 1-5 2-3 149 34 5 .973

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NATE GOODWIN 31 C • R/R • 5-11 • 195 • SR.-2L OVERLAND PARK, KAN. (ROCKHURST)

CAREER HONORS • 2013 Academic All-Big 12 First Team

• Seven-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010-13, Spring 2011-13) PLAYERS

2013 (JUNIOR) Played in 40 games and made 26 starts, mainly as catcher ... Academic All-Big 12 first team ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) ... Set career highs with 14 hits, six doubles, 10 RBI, and a .182 average ... Went 2-for-2 with two doubles at UC Irvine (Feb. 17) ... Went 2-for-3 with a double and a career high three RBI versus New Orleans (March 15).

2012 (SOPHOMORE) Played in 19 games with three starts, all as catcher ... Had four pinch-hit appearances and subbed in as defensive replacement behind plate 14 times ... Moved to catcher during fall practice after spending freshman season as middle infielder ... In first start behind plate, had single, RBI and walk against Louisiana-Monroe (4/11) ... Came on to catch 11th inning of Baylor’s 12-11 win at Kansas State (4/15), helped Max Garner work around leadoff hit batter and an error ... Went 2-for-3 with walk, two runs and RBI in second start vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (4/18), guiding pitching staff to 11-1 win ... Drew walk in only other start vs. UT Arlington (4/25) ... Had RBI single off bench vs. UTSA (5/15) ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011, Spring 2012).

2011 (FRESHMAN) Saw action in 12 games, one of which was a start ... Played in five games in Big 12 play, all off bench ... Only start came at second base against Lamar (3/30) ... Had RBI single for first career hit in ninth inning of series finale at Georgia (2/27) ... Only other hit of season was RBI single after entering game at second base vs. Texas State (3/1) ... Next two appearances were as pinch hitter, drew walks in both ... Scored only run of season as pinch runner at Kansas (4/3) ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011).

HIGH SCHOOL Played shortstop and second base for head coach Jim DeGraw at Rockhurst (Kansas City, Mo.) High School ...Three-year letterwinner ... Captain on team that went 23-4-1, won district championship, regional title, sectional championship and took third-place finish at state during senior season ... Hit .372 with nine doubles, four triples, 25 RBI, 24 runs scored, .471 on-base percentage and .570 slugging percentage ... Played in 2010 Kansas City Metro All-Star Game ... Named all-district and all-state ... Member of 2009 Kansas City Royals scout team ... As junior in 2009, hit .357 with seven doubles, four triples, one , 21 RBI and 14 stolen bases.

PERSONAL Full name is Nathan Patrick Goodwin ... Born Oct. 29, 1991, in Overland Park, Kan. ... Son of Mark and Gretchen Goodwin ... Biology major.

GOODWIN’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2011 .200 12-1 10 120002 2.200 3141.429 0-0 0-0 531.889 2012 .267 19-3 15 340003 4.267 4041.421 0-1 0-0 32 301.000 2013 .182 40-26 77 6 14 60 010 20 .260 7217 0 .261 2-5 0-0 176 21 2 .990 TOTAL .196 71-30 102 10 20 60 015 26 .255 14 3 25 2 .306 2-6 0-0 213 27 3 .988

15 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM RETURNING LETTERWINNERS HIGH SCHOOL Pitched and played outfield for head coach Roy Kinnan at Lake Travis (Austin, Texas) High School ... Three-year letterwinner ... Posted school- record 205 strikeouts in 98.1 as senior ... According to BRAD stats listed on Maxpreps, led nation in strikeouts ... Went 10-5 with 1.72 ERA for team that was ranked as high as second in state and finished KUNTZ 11 fifth ... Allowed just 45 hits, walked 40, held opponents to .138 batting average ... Also hit .443 with 17 doubles, three triples, six home runs and LHP • R/L • 6-2 • 200 • RJR.-2L 46 RBI ... Named second-team all-state and district MVP ... Played for AUSTIN, TExAS (LAKE TRAVIS) Team Texas in Heartland Classic ... As junior, went 5-1 with two saves and 1.76 ERA ... Struck out 82 and allowed just 15 hits in 43.2 innings, CAREER HONORS holding opponents to .101 batting average ... Named honorable mention • 2012 First-Team Academic All-Big 12 all-state. • Seven-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010-13, Spring 2011-13) PERSONAL 2013 (JUNIOR) Full name is Bradley Allen Kuntz ... Born May 14, 1992, in Cincinnati, Did not play due to injury and took a medical redshirt ... Big 12 Ohio ... Son of Steve and Julie Kuntz ... Business major.

PLAYERS Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013). CAREER PITCHING LINES 2012 (SOPHOMORE) DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. Made 19 appearances with five starts ... One of eight pitchers to record a 2/22/11 TCU 2.0 20004 27 — 0-2 2/27/11 at Georgia 0.0 32210 17 — 19-12 ... Started season in weekend rotation, but moved to after 3/8/11 at Texas State 0.2 10001 20 — 6-4 three starts ... Made two midweek starts late in season ... Retired first 10 3/15/11 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 3.0 11003 46 — 7-6 batters in order and picked up first win of season in start vs. Oral Roberts 3/19/11 TEXAS TECH 2.0 55514 54 — 14-13 (2/19), allowing one run in 5.0 innings ... Picked up second win by retiring 3/22/11 UT ARLINGTON 2.0 10002 21 — 6-1 all six batters faced in scoreless eighth and ninth innings against Texas 3/29/11 UTSA 4.0 20002 46 — 2-4 Tech (3/17) ... Retired all four batters faced, including strikeouts of first 4/3/11 at Kansas 3.0 21124 56 Sv 12-4 three vs. Kansas (3/23) ... Tied career high with six strikeouts in 3.0 innings 4/10/11 at Texas 0.1 12200 8 L2-5 4/12/11 at UT Arlington * 1.0 20002 19 ND 9-4 of shutout relief to earn third win vs. Oklahoma State (3/30) ... Picked up 4/19/11 UNLV 2.0 31113 53 — 4-7 first save of season by striking out two in nine-pitch, 1-2-3 ninth inning vs. 4/23/11 MISSOURI 2.1 41011 45 — 1-10 Louisiana-Monroe (4/10) ... Allowed leadoff single, then held next 18 5/17/11 DALLAS BAPTIST 0.2 10010 16 — 7-1 batters hitless in win vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (4/18) ... Tied career 5/26/11 vs. Texas 1.0 10002 18 — 1-6 high with six strikeouts in 4.0-inning start vs. UTSA (5/15) ... Stranded all three inherited runners to keep game tied and worked 1.1 innings of relief DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2/19/12 ORAL ROBERTS-2 * 5.0 21116 85 W 8-1 in Waco Regional elimination game vs. UT Arlington (6/2) ... Academic 2/26/12 at UCLA * 5.0 64421 75 ND 6-8 All-Big 12 first team ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011, Spring 3/4/12 LAMAR * 2.1 45524 63 L 7-8 2012). 3/7/12 STATE 3.1 31134 59 L 0-4 3/11/12 MEMPHIS-2 0.1 00001 5 —7-3 3/17/12 TEXAS TECH 2.0 00001 22 W 4-3 2011 (FRESHMAN) 3/21/12 at Sam Houston State 1.1 10011 16 — 10-3 Pitched in 14 games with one start ... Led team with 4.0 strikeout-to-walk 3/23/12 KANSAS 1.1 00003 15 — 10-2 ratio and 10.5 strikeouts per 9.0 innings ... One of three pitchers to record 3/25/12 KANSAS 0.1 22200 20 — 8-6 a save ... Allowed only four earned runs over last eight outings spanning 3/30/12 OKLAHOMA STATE 3.0 20006 52 W 7-4 16.1 innings (2.20 ERA) ... Struck out multiple batters in nine of 14 4/1/12 OKLAHOMA STATE 1.2 20011 31 — 5-4 appearances ... Made debut at start of eighth inning against No. 4 TCU 4/6/12 at Missouri 0.2 12131 33 — 5-3 4/10/12 LOUISIANA-MONROE 1.0 00002 9 SV 7-5 (2/22) with Bears trailing 2-0 ... Worked 2.0 shutout innings and struck 4/14/12 at Kansas State 0.2 24120 24 — 14-12 out four straight batters ... Pitched 3.0 innings of one-hit, shutout relief vs. 4/18/12 TAMU-CORPUS CHRISTI * 5.0 11142 73 W 11-1 Florida International (3/15) ... Recorded strikeouts swinging on all three 4/24/12 at UTSA 1.1 00011 32 — 1-4 batters in fifth inning vs. FIU ... Struck out three of first four batters faced 5/15/12 UTSA * 4.0 53206 72 ND 14-3 vs. Texas Tech (3/19) ... Gave up leadoff single, then retired next six in 5/26/12 vs. Oklahoma 1.0 00000 11 — 2-7 order in 2.0 shutout inning vs. UT Arlington (3/22) ... Pitched career-long 6/2/12 UT ARLINGTON 1.1 11110 21 — 11-6 4.0 shutout innings vs. UTSA (3/29) ... Earned first career save with 3.0 Baylor Record in Appearances: 22-11 Baylor Record in Starts: 4-2 innings and four strikeouts at Kansas (4/3) ... Worked 1.0 shutout inning with two strikeouts vs. No. 2 Texas (5/26) in Big 12 Championship ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011).

KUNTZ’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP HRER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF OBA WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2011 4.12 0-1 14 10 0/0 1 24.0 29 13 11 7 28 100111 .290 13101 2012 4.20 4-2 19 50 0/0 1 40.2 32 24 19 21 40 422174 .213 53300 2013 ---redshirt--- TOTAL 4.18 4-3 33 60 0/0 2 64.2 61 37 30 28 68 522285 .244 66401

16 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLORBASEBALL RETURNING LETTERWINNERS base safely in four of six plate appearances as pinch hitter (two singles, HBP, BB) ... Recorded first career hit as pinch hitter in series finale at Georgia (2/27), finished game 2-for-3 with two runs and one RBI ... Reached on error leading off ninth inning as pinch hitter and scored game- LAWTON tying run in win over Kansas State (3/25) ... Had two-out, two-run double in win at UTSA (4/26) ... Saw two at-bats over season’s final 17 games ... LANGFORD 8 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011). IF • L/R • 5-10 • 165 • SR.-3L UVALDE, TExAS (UVALDE) 2010 (TRUE FRESHMAN) Sat out season as redshirt ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall CAREER HONORS 2009). • 2013 Second-Team All-Big 12 HIGH SCHOOL

• 2013 Second-Team All-Big 12 by Waco Tribune-Herald PLAYERS • 2013 Second-Team Academic All-Big 12 Prepped at Uvalde High School in Uvalde, Texas ... Pitched and played shortstop for head coaches Derrick Dietrich and Tim Bertholf ... Helped • 2012 First-Team All-Big 12 (coaches) Coyotes to undefeated season in District 29-4A, regional finals in • 2012 First-Team Academic All-Big 12 sophomore year and regional semi-finals as junior ... Hit .385 with 10 • 2012 NCAA Waco Regional All-Tournament Team doubles, four triples and two home runs as senior ... Three-year • Six-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2009, 2011-13, Spring 2011, 2013) letterwinner ... Three-time first-team All-District 29-4A selection ... Third- team Class 4A all-state as sophomore ... Second-team Class 4A all-state 2013 (JUNIOR) and District 29-4A defensive MVP as senior ... Two-time academic All- Played in 53 games and started 51 at second base ... Academic All-Big 12 District 29-4A ... 2007 San Antonio Express News “Super Team” Newcomer second team ... All-Big 12 second team ... All-Big 12 second team by the of the Year ... Hit .505 as sophomore and .448 in junior campaign ... Waco Tribune-Herald ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Ranked No. 1,260 nationally by Perfect Game Cross Checker ... Also lettered Spring 2013) ... Finished the season with 50 hits, 18 RBI, .283 batting in football as sophomore ... Summer league teammate of fellow Bears average, .306 slugging percentage, .410 on base percentage, and tied a Logan Vick and Logan Verrett ... Member of National Honor Society. career-high with seven stolen bases ... Ranked fourth in the Big 12 in walks ... Went a career-high 4-for-5 with three RBI and two runs scored versus PERSONAL Kansas State (March 29) ... Went 3-for-5 with a double and two runs Full name is Lawton Niles Langford ... Born June 14, 1990, in San Antonio, scored against West Virginia (April 6) ... Had a career-high 35-game on- Texas ... Son of H.T. and Julie Langford ... Business major. base streak from Feb. 26 to April 28 ... Had a nine-game hitting streak from April 6-20 ... Named Big 12 Player of the Week on April 29 after hitting .438 (7-for-16) with six RBI, three runs, three walks, two steals and a double in four games ... Posted 14 multi-hit games, nine multi-run games and three multi-RBI games.

2012 (SOPHOMORE) Earned first-team All-Big 12 honors after playing in 60 games with 58 starts, all at second base ... Academic All-Big 12 first team ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011) ... Began season as reserve, but took over as starting second baseman by hitting .429 (15-for-35) in his first 10 games ... Was hitting .402 heading into April, batting average stayed above .350 until mid May ... Finished season in 9-for-48 slump, dropping average from .342 to .301 over final 14 games played ... Reached base at .532 clip (33-for-62) when leading off an inning ... Led team with 13 sacrifice bunts ... Had 12-game hitting streak, which tied for second- longest on team, and reached base safely in 24 consecutive games ... Had hits in five of first seven at-bats, including 3-for-3 effort off bench vs. No. 15 TCU (2/21) ... Went 3-for-4 with walk, two stolen bases and run scored in series finale at No. 22 UCLA (2/26) ... Batted leadoff and went 3-for-4 with walk, two RBI and run scored vs. Texas Tech (3/16) ... Finished Texas Tech series (3/16-18) 6-for-13 with three RBI and two runs ... Went 5-for-9 with four runs and four walks in series sweep of Kansas (3/23-25) ... Went 5-for-10 with three walks, two runs and two RBI in series sweep at Missouri (4/5-7) ... Had six hits, four RBI, four runs and four walks in series sweep at Kansas State (3/13-15) ... Drove in game-tying run in eighth inning of win at No. 2 Texas A&M (4/20) ... Scored career-high three runs vs. No. 25 New Mexico State (4/28).

2011 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN) Played in 22 games with 12 starts ... Made 11 starts at second base and one at third base ... Played in nine Big 12 games with five starts ... Reached

LANGFORD’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2010 ---redshirt--- 2011 .222 22-12 45 7 10 20 0 312 .267 4372.327 0-0 1-2 18 24 4 .913 2012 .301 60-58 206 43 62 72 020 73 .354 37 5 41 6 .419 0-13 7-10 95 167 7 .974 2013 .278 53-51 180 37 50 50 018 55 .306 34 10 30 3 .410 5-6 7-10 98 127 6 .974 TOTAL .283 135-121 431 87 122 14 2041 140 .325 75 18 78 11 .406 5-19 15-22 211 318 17 .969

17 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM RETURNING LETTERWINNERS CAREER PITCHING LINES DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2/22/11 TCU 1.0 00000 10 — 0-2 2/27/11 at Georgia 0.1 55500 16 — 19-12 JOSH 3/1/11 TEXAS STATE 1.0 32000 22 — 2-13 DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2/24/12 at UCLA 1.0 11120 28 — 15-3 MICHALEC 26 3/3/12 LAMAR 0.2 00010 11 — 0-8 RHP • R/R • 6-2 • 185 • SR.-1L 3/6/12 at TCU 0.1 10001 11 — 4-9 HOUSTON, TExAS (MEMORIAL) 4/18/12 TAMU-CORPUS CHRISTI 1.0 10011 12 — 11-1

DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2013 (JUNIOR) 2/15/13 at UC Irvine 3.0 51105 51 — 4-6 Pitched in relief in a career-high 22 games and 47.2 innings ... Ranked 2/17/13 at UC Irvine 0.0 34400 14 — 3-15 second on the team with four wins - the first four of his career ... Set 2/22/13 UCLA 1.2 12221 31 — 3-4 career-lows in ERA (2.64) and opponent batting average (.213) ... With 2/24/13 UCLA 1.1 11021 28 L 4-5 .213 opponent batting average, ranked ninth on the Baylor all-time 3/2/13 vs. Houston 1.0 00000 5 —4-15 3/5/13 LOUISIANA TECH 1.1 00022 25 W 4-2 single-season list for relievers ... In first relief appearance, threw five 3/9/13 ILLINOIS-2 2.0 30000 32 — 1-6 strikeouts in three innings at UC Irvine (Feb. 15) ... Earned first career 3/20/13 at Sam Houston State 4.2 30014 68 W 4-1 PLAYERS win with 1.1 innings of hitless relief against Louisiana Tech (March 5) 3/23/13 at Oklahoma State 0.1 00001 5 —5-3 ... Picked up second win with 4.2 innings at Sam Houston State (March 3/29/13 KANSAS STATE 5.1 10013 59 W 10-8 20), allowing three hits and walk, with four strikeouts ... Third win 4/5/13 WEST VIRGINIA 0.1 32100 12 L 8-9 came against Kansas State (March 29) as he threw 5.1 innings, 4/9/13 UT ARLINGTON 3.0 10007 41 W 14-4 4/13/13 OKLAHOMA 2.1 31002 40 — 1-3 allowing a hit and walk with three strikeouts ... In fourth win, threw 4/16/13 at Texas State 3.0 10011 41 — 0-3 career-best seven strikeouts in three innings of relief versus UT 4/20/13 at TCU 6.1 31114 86 L 1-2 Arlington (April 9) ... Worked a career-high 6.1 innings at TCU (April 4/27/13 TEXAS 2.0 10022 36 — 1-0 20) while giving up one run on three hits and a walk with four 4/30/13 at UT Arlington 0.2 22230 30 — 6-4 strikeouts ... Had 12 scoreless outings and four hitless outings ... 5/5/13 at Kansas 1.2 11110 29 L 4-5 Threw three or more innings on six occasions ... Threw multiple 5/14/13 UTSA 2.0 00000 15 — 4-3 5/17/13 at Texas Tech 1.0 10002 14 — 1-7 innings 16 times ... Posted multiple strikeouts in nine appearances ... 5/18/13 at Texas Tech 2.0 20011 29 — 15-8 Allowed only six extra base hits. 5/24/13 vs. Kansas State 2.2 22220 40 L 9-13

Baylor Record in Appearances: 12-17 Baylor Record in Starts: 0-0 2012 (SOPHOMORE) Made four appearances, all in relief ... Held opponents scoreless in three of four outings ... Worked eighth inning of series-opening win at No. 22 TCU (2/24), allowing one run in 15-3 victory ... Stranded inherited runner in scoring position by getting final two outs of eighth inning vs. Lamar (3/3) ... Pitched scoreless sixth inning vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (4/18), as Bears won 11-1 to break school record with 21st consecutive win.

2011 (FRESHMAN) Pitched in three games, all in relief ... Didn’t allow an earned run in two of three outings ... Came on to work seventh inning with Bears trailing No. 4 TCU 2-0 (2/22) ... Worked around pair of hit batters in scoreless inning, recorded two groundouts and one flyout ... Recorded first out of ninth inning in 19-12 series-clinching win at Georgia (2/27) ... Worked seventh inning against Texas State (3/1), allowed pair of unearned runs, but limited damage by inducing double play grounder.

HIGH SCHOOL Pitched for head coach Jeremy York at Memorial (Houston, Texas) High School ... Two-year letterwinner ... Helped team to district championship and regional finals ... Named honorable mention all- district as senior ... Also lettered in basketball.

PERSONAL Full name is Joshua Thomas Michalec ... Born June 20, 1992, in Houston, Texas ... Son of Thomas Michalec and Wendy Allen ... Biology major.

MICHALEC’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP HRER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB OBA WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2011 19.29 0-0 300 0/0 0 2.1 8750030015 .533 02000 2012 3.00 0-0 400 0/0 0 3.0 3114200011 .273 10000 2013 2.64 4-5 22 00 0/0 0 47.2 37 17 14 19 36 500174 .213 54114 TOTAL 3.40 4-5 29 00 0/0 0 53.0 48 25 20 23 38 800200 .240 66114

18 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLORBASEBALL RETURNING LETTERWINNERS 3.0 innings of relief in series finale at Missouri (4/7) ... Also earned wins with 2.1 innings of shutout relief vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/11) and with 2.2 innings of shutout relief in series finale at Kansas State (4/14) ... Worked 3.0 innings of shutout relief to keep score tied 1-1 in series finale DILLON at Texas (5/19) ... Closed out Waco Regional Championship game with 5.0 innings of shutout relief, allowing only an infield hit against Dallas Baptist (6/4) to pick up fourth win of season ... Took tough-luck loss in NEWMAN 28 game three of Waco Super Regional vs. Arkansas (6/11) when two-out RHP • R/R • 6-2 • 200 • SR.-3L RBI single found its way through left side to give Razorbacks 1-0 win. BELTON, TExAS (BELTON) 2011 (FRESHMAN) CAREER HONORS Pitched in 13 games and made one start ... Led all freshmen with 27.1 • 2013 MLB Draft Pick (, 16th round) innings of work ... Second-most used pitcher out of bullpen with 25.1

• 2013 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention relief innings ... Allowed only two earned runs over last seven outings PLAYERS • 2010 MLB Draft Pick (, 49th round) spanning 9.2 innings (1.86 ERA) ... Gave up four earned runs in first • One-time Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2010) outing, then allowed six earned runs over final 12 appearances combined ... Did not allow more than one hit in any of last five outings (three hits 2013 (JUNIOR) over 7.0 innings) ... Closed season by retiring 22 of last 26 batters faced over final five outings ... Made collegiate debut with 3.1 innings of relief Appeared in 12 games for a career-high 12 starts and 77.1 innings pitched in win vs. Oral Roberts (2/19) ... Took tough-luck loss with one run ... All-Big 12 honorable mention ... Ranks first all-time at Baylor in fewest allowed in career-long 3.2 innings of relief with career-high five strikeouts career walks allowed per game (1.32) and fewest walks allowed in a at Georgia (2/26) ... Allowed only two singles in 3.1 innings of scoreless season per game (0.58) ... Ranks seventh in lowest career ERA (2.83) and relief vs. Utah (3/5) ... Picked up first career win by allowing only two lowest opponent batting average (.241) and is tied for 12th for lowest singles in 3.0 shutout innings of relief vs. Louisiana Tech (3/12) ... Retired single season opponent batting average at .225 ... Led team's starters with all six batters faced and struck out three in 2.0 innings at UT Arlington a 2.91 ERA and .225 opponent batting average ... Threw a career-high 52 (4/12) ... Extended streak to 10 straight retired with five strikeouts by strikeouts and career-low five walks ... Earned first win by pitching five working 1.1 perfect innings vs. UNLV (4/19) ... Streak ended at 12 shutout innings versus UCLA (Feb. 23) ... Struck out a career-high eight straight retired during 1.1 shutout innings of relief vs. Missouri (4/22) ... batters in a seven inning shutout performance versus California (March 1) Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010). ... Named to 2013 Astros Foundation College Classic All-Tournament team after performance against California ... Pitched seven shutout innings versus New Orleans (March 15), allowing only one hit and a HIGH SCHOOL walk, while striking out six - the game marked BU's first one-hitter since Pitched and played third base for head coach Eddie Cornblum at Belton Logan Verrett did so on March 11, 2011, in Waco vs. Louisiana Tech ... (Texas) High School ... Four-year letterwinner ... Helped team to 25-8 Gave up one run on six hits with five strikeouts in career-long 8.1 inning record and district championship as senior in 2010 ... Named first-team outing against Oklahoma (April 12) ... Went 40 innings and 164 batters all-state as pitcher ... Broke school record for career pitching wins ... without allowing a walk ... Ranked third in the NCAA in walks allowed Played for Team Texas in 2009 Sun Belt Classic. per nine innings (0.58) and strikeout-to-walk ratio (10.4) and seventh in WHIP (0.88) ... Set new Baylor single season record for strikeout-to-walk PERSONAL ratio and his career 5.13 ratio is tops all-time at Baylor ... Set new Baylor Full name is Dillon Lee Newman ... Born July 5, 1991, in Temple, Texas ... single season record for WHIP and his career 1.03 mark is tops all-time at Son of Micky and Lisa Newman ... Business major. Baylor ... Threw at least two strikeouts in all 12 appearances and at least four in seven appearances ... Pitched seven or more innings six times ... Allowed four or less hits five times ... Allowed three runs or less nine times ... Drafted by the Houston Astros in the 16th round (467th pick) but did not sign.

2012 (SOPHOMORE) Pitched in 21 games, 20 of which were out of bullpen ... One of three players to record multiple saves ... Worked team-high 42.2 innings of relief ... Led team with 4:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio (44 strikeouts, 11 walks), which was fourth-best in program history among relief pitchers ... Posted 2-1 record with 1.17 ERA in 15.1 innings over eight appearances in Big 12 play ... ERA in Big 12 play was third-best in a single Big 12 season by a Baylor reliever ... Held left-handed batters to .176 batting average (12-for-68) and allowed opponents to hit just .236 with runners on base (17-for-72) ... Picked up first career save in season opener, striking out two in 1-2-3 ninth inning vs. Oral Roberts (2/17) ... Closed out win vs. Texas State (2/22) by retiring last four batters on strikeouts ... Retired first seven batters in order before running into trouble in series finale at No. 22 UCLA (2/26) ... Recorded second save with 2.0 innings and one run allowed in 4-2 win over UC Irvine (3/2) ... Pitched 5.0 innings of perfect relief with career-high five strikeouts at UT Arlington (4/25), was in line for win before bullpen lost lead in ninth ... Recorded wins in three consecutive outings, starting when he allowed only an unearned run in

NEWMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP HRER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB OBA WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2011 3.29 1-1 13 10 0/0 0 27.1 31 11 10 6 17 811107 .290 03013 2012 2.40 4-4 21 10 0/1 2 45.0 39 17 12 11 44 702165 .236 22044 2013 2.91 3-4 12 12 2 1/0 0 77.1 63 28 25 5 52 12 24280 .225 26027 TOTAL 2.83 8-9 46 14 2 1/1 2 149.2 133 56 47 22 113 27 37552 .241 4 11 0714

19 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM RETURNING LETTERWINNERS NEWMAN’S CAREER PITCHING LINES DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2/19/11 ORAL ROBERTS 3.1 84410 57 — 9-4 2/26/11 at Georgia 3.2 61115 54 L 3-4 3/5/11 vs. Utah 3.1 20002 10 — 4-5 GRAYSON 3/12/11 LOUISIANA TECH 3.0 20001 32 W 12-8 3/19/11 TEXAS TECH 2.1 42210 44 — 14-13 3/30/11 LAMAR * 2.0 21121 47 ND 3-7 PORTER 4/5/11 at Sam Houston State 2.0 20001 34 — 2-3 13 • • • • 4/10/11 at Texas 0.2 21100 8 —2-5 OF R/R 6-4 205 SR.-1L 4/12/11 at UT Arlingoton 2.0 00003 26 — 9-4 LINDEN, TExAS (MCLEOD) 4/19/11 UNLV 1.1 00002 14 — 4-7 4/22/11 MISSOURI 1.1 10000 23 — 6-3 CAREER HONORS 5/14/11 at Oklahoma State 1.1 10002 22 — 8-1 • 2013 Academic All-Big 12 First Team 6/5/11 vs. California 1.0 12100 24 — 0-8 • 2013 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention • 2013 Big 12 Player of the Week (April 1) DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. • Seven-time Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2010-13, Spring 2011-13) 2/17/12 ORAL ROBERTS 1.0 00002 14 SV 3-2 2/22/12 vs. Texas State 1.1 10004 17 — 5-1 2013 (JUNIOR) 2/26/12 at UCLA 2.2 44403 47 L 6-8 Started 40 games and made 45 appearances as designated hitter, pinch PLAYERS 3/2/12 UC IRVINE 2.0 31102 31 SV 4-2 hitter, and outfielder ... Academic All-Big 12 first team ... All-Big 12 3/6/12 at TCU * 2.1 52111 48 ND 4-9 honorable mention ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, 3/13/12 at UT Arlington 5.0 00005 71 — 4-5 Spring 2013) ... Led team with five homers ... Ranked fourth on team in 3/17/12 TEXAS TECH 1.0 20010 17 — 4-3 slugging percentage at .359 and RBI with 29 ... Had first career homer and 3/25/12 KANSAS 3.0 41134 60 — 8-6 3/31/12 OKLAHOMA STATE 1.0 10000 8 —3-2 first multi-hit game, going 2-for-5 against Illinois (March 9) ... Versus 4/7/12 at Missouri 3.0 21003 56 W 12-7 Kansas State on March 29, hit an eighth inning game-tying two-run 4/11/12 LOUISIANA-MONROE 2.1 10003 33 W 8-7 homer and followed with a 13th inning walk-off two-run homer ... Set 4/15/12 at Kansas State 2.2 20013 41 W 12-11 single-game career highs in home runs (2), total bases (9), and RBI (5) 4/22/12 TEXAS A&M 1.0 13001 23 — 7-5 while adding a steal versus Kansas State (March 29) ... Named Big 12 4/25/12 UT ARLINGTON 0.0 21100 14 — 6-4 Player of the Week (April 1) after hitting .375 with two homers and eight 5/9/12 at Texas State 3.2 10002 39 — 3-0 RBI in four games ... Had a career-high four hits with one double at TCU 5/12/12 at Oklahoma-1 0.2 21111 13 L 0-1 (April 20) ... Had nine multi-hit games and six multi-RBI games ... Named 5/19/12 at Texas 3.0 10002 42 — 1-2 West Coast League All-Star and All-West Coast League Second Team 5/24/12 vs. Oklahoma 2.1 21112 33 L 2-3 over the summer. 6/1/12 ORAL ROBERTS 1.0 21100 15 — 2-4 6/4/12 DALLAS BAPTIST 5.0 10035 67 W 8-2 2012 (SOPHOMORE) 6/11/12 ARKANSAS 1.0 21101 19 L 0-1 Played in 11 games, nine as pinch hitter and two as defensive replacement ... Team’s second-most user pinch hitter ... Had first career DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. hit with two-run pinch-hit double in win vs. UTSA (5/15) ... Big 12 2/17/13 at UC Irvine * 4.2 63302 58 — 3-15 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011, Spring 2012). 2/23/13 UCLA * 5.0 40012 87 W 5-0 3/1/13 vs. California * 7.0 30008 97 W 9-0 2011 (FRESHMAN) 3/8/13 ILLINOIS * 8.0 42205 92 — 3-4 Saw action in four games, all as pinch hitter ... Did not record a hit on 3/15/13 vs. New Orleans * 7.0 10016 69 W 10-0 season, but reached base on fielding error against Texas State (3/1) ... 3/22/13 at Oklahoma State * 7.0 65504 86 L 0-5 Stayed on to play right field in ninth inning against TSU, only action as 3/28/13 KANSAS STATE * 6.0 93204 95 L 2-3 fielder during season ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, 4/5/13 WEST VIRGINIA * 4.1 86507 69 — 8-9 Spring 2011). 4/12/13 OKLAHOMA * 8.1 61105107 — 2-1 5/5/13 at Kansas * 6.0 42103 67 — 4-5 HIGH SCHOOL 5/17/13 at Texas Tech * 6.0 64423 88 L 1-7 Pitched, played infield and catcher for head coach Darien Dukes at 5/23/13 vs. Oklahoma * 8.0 62213107 L 3-4 McLeod High School in Linden, Texas ... Four-year letterwinner ... Baylor Record in Appearances: 23-23 Baylor Record in Starts: 4-10 Helped team to 15-7 record and third-place district finish during senior season ... Two-time district MVP ... First-team all-district as sophomore and district Newcomer of the Year as freshman ... Also lettered three times in basketball ... Two-time district Defensive MVP ... District Offensive MVP in 2007-08 season ... Regional qualifier in track & field high jump in 2007, 2008 and 2009. PERSONAL Full name is Patrick Grayson Porter ... Born Sept. 9, 1991, in Austin, Texas ... Son of Greg Porter and Donese Barker ... Father played football and ran track at Texas A&M and Abilene Christian ... Biology major. CAREER HOME RUNS DATE OPPONENT LOC. RUNS OUTS COUNT INN. W/L NOTE PITCHER 3/9/13 ILLINOIS-1 LF 100-0 4th L Blackburn 3/15/13 vs. New Orleans LF 220-0 5th W Speer 3/29/13 KANSAS STATE LF 201-1 8th W Moore 3/29/13 KANSAS STATE LF 203-2 13th W GW/WO Doller 4/6/13 WEST VIRGINIA LF 101-1 2nd W GW Walter

Baylor record with HR: 4-1 PH - pinch hit GW - game-winning WO - walk-off

PORTER’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2011 .000 4-0 40000000.000 0010.000 0-0 0-0 000.000 2012 .111 11-0 91110022.222 0040.111 0-0 0-0 5001.000 2013 .229 45-40 153 23 35 50 529 55 .359 14 3 40 0 .297 5-0 3-3 28 11.967 TOTAL .217 60-40 166 24 36 60 531 57 .343 14 3 45 0 .282 5-0 3-3 33 11.971

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MITCH PRICE 30 1B • R/R • 6-3 • 240 • SO.-1L THE WOODLANDS, TExAS (COLLEGE PARK)

CAREER HONORS • 2013 Big 12 Academic All-Rookie Team

• One-time Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll choice (Spring 2013) PLAYERS

2013 (FRESHMAN) Made 20 starts and played in 38 games as designated hitter, pinch hitter, and first baseman ... Named to inaugural Big 12 Academic All-Rookie team ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Spring 2013) ... Opened season 2-for-2 with a double and a run scored at UC Irvine (Feb. 15) in his Baylor debut ... Went 2-for-3 with a triple and two runs scored versus California (March 1) ... Hit first career homer versus West Virginia (April 7) to start a nine-run second inning for Baylor ... Hit a game-winning, ninth-inning pinch-hit home run to give Baylor their first win at TCU since 2009 (April 19).

HIGH SCHOOL Played first base for coach Jason Washburn at College Park High School in The Woodlands, Texas ... Two-year letterwinner ... Helped team reach playoffs in back-to-back years ... Earned District 14-5A first-team honors in 2012 senior season .... 2010 and 2011 academic letterman ... Volunteered with Challenger League ... Ranked in top 1,000 nationally by Perfect Game.

PERSONAL Full name is Mitchell Ward Price ... Born January 30, 1994, in Dallas, Texas ... Son of Bill Price and Marla Jones ... Pre-business major.

CAREER HOME RUNS DATE OPPONENT LOC. RUNS OUTS COUNT INN. W/L NOTE PITCHER 4/7/13 WEST VIRGINIA LF 102-0 2nd W Means 4/19/13 at TCU LF 111-0 9th W GW Young

Baylor record with HR: 2-0 PH - pinch hit GW - game-winning WO - walk-off

PRICE’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2013 .234 38-20 77 10 18 21 2 428 .364 9122 1 .322 0-0 0-0 44 21.979 TOTAL .234 38-20 77 10 18 21 2 428 .364 9122 1 .322 0-0 0-0 44 21.979

21 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM RETURNING LETTERWINNERS CAREER PITCHING LINES DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2/24/12 at UCLA 1.0 00011 20 — 15-3 2/28/12 SAM HOUSTON STATE 1.0 20001 17 — 6-2 RYAN 3/4/12 LAMAR 2.0 31100 34 — 7-8 3/7/12 MICHIGAN STATE 2.0 11011 33 — 0-4 3/21/12 at Sam Houston State 1.0 10000 11 — 10-3 SMITH 3/24/12 KANSAS 3.0 30010 43 SV 9-0 6 4/10/12 LOUISIANA-MONROE 4.1 42103 48 W 7-5 • • • • RHP/IF R/R 6-0 180 JR.-2L 4/15/12 at Kansas State 2.1 53303 46 — 12-11 WACO, TExAS (MIDWAY) 4/22/12 TEXAS A&M 2.2 20002 28 W 7-5 4/28/12 NEW MEXICO STATE 3.2 20012 54 W 15-5 CAREER HONORS 5/12/12 at Oklahoma-1 0.2 00010 9 —0-1 5/19/12 at Texas 1.0 11100 11 L 1-2 • 2012 Big 12 All-Freshman Team 5/26/12 vs. Oklahoma 2.2 43311 44 — 2-7 6/3/12 DALLAS BAPTIST 1.1 21101 20 — 9-2 2013 (SOPHOMORE) DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. Made four starts in 22 total appearances on the mound ... Ranked in a tie 2/15/13 at UC Irvine * 2.2 35531 48 L 4-6 for 15th on Baylor’s all-time single-season saves list with five ... Five saves 2/19/13 TEXAS STATE 0.1 00000 6 —6-3 matched a team high ...... Had scoreless outings in 12 appearances, PLAYERS 2/23/13 UCLA 3.1 10003 49 — 5-0 including five consecutive (Feb. 19--March 5) ... Suffered loss in first career 2/26/13 PEPPERDINE 1.0 00001 8 W5-4 start and season opener at UC Irvine (Feb. 15), allowing five runs on three 3/3/13 vs. Rice 0.2 00000 9 —9-2 hits, three walks, and a hit batter ... Earned a win with a perfect relief 3/5/13 LOUISIANA TECH 2.2 00002 26 — 4-2 inning against Pepperdine (Feb. 26) ... Threw a career-high four strikeouts 3/8/13 ILLINOIS 1.0 12231 30 L 3-4 3/12/13 HOUSTON 1.1 00001 17 — 3-5 at TCU (April 21) ... Pitched a career-high 6.2 innings in a relief winning 3/16/13 at Houston 1.0 00020 25 — 2-3 effort versus Texas (April 28). 3/20/13 at Sam Houston State 0.1 00000 4 —4-1 3/23/13 at Oklahoma State 1.2 10010 34 — 5-3 2012 (FRESHMAN) 3/29/13 KANSAS STATE 3.1 41111 52 — 10-8 3/30/13 KANSAS STATE 0.2 10012 18 — 7-6 Earned Big 12 All-Freshman team honors after pitching in 14 games, all in 4/5/13 WEST VIRGINIA 0.2 00000 3 —8-9 relief ... Held opponents without an earned run in eight of 14 appearances, 4/7/13 WEST VIRGINIA 1.0 10001 10 — 11-1 allowed one earned run or less in 12 of 14 outings ... One of eight pitchers 4/14/13 OKLAHOMA 5.0 74422 79 — 12-10 to record a save, only freshman ... Had hits in two of three at-bats, played 4/21/13 at TCU * 6.1 95514 88 L 4-5 at second base in late innings of one game ... Made collegiate debut by 4/28/13 TEXAS * 6.2 62213 82 W 5-2 working hitless ninth inning to close out win at No. 22 UCLA (2/24) ... 5/5/13 at Kansas 2.0 52100 33 — 4-5 5/14/13 UTSA * 3.0 43320 49 — 4-3 Worked scoreless eighth inning and had pinch-hit single at Sam Houston 5/24/13 vs. Kansas State 0.1 13310 9 —9-13 State (3/21) ... Combined on shutout and earned first career save by 5/25/13 vs. Texas Tech 1.0 22203 27 — 2-8 pitching 3.0 innings of scoreless relief vs. Kansas (3/24) ... Notched third win with 4.1 innings of relief and one earned run allowed vs. Louisiana- Baylor Record in Appearances: 22-14 Baylor Record in Starts: 2-2 Monroe (4/10) ... Had hit in only at-bat vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (4/18) ... Picked up win in series finale of sweep vs. No. 2 Texas A&M by working 2.2 shutout innings of relief ... Recorded third win by holding No. 25 New Mexico State (4/28) scoreless in 3.2 innings of relief.

HIGH SCHOOL Pitched and played shortstop for coach Paul Offil at Midway High School in Waco, Texas ... Helped 2011 team to 33-4 record and District and Area championships as senior ... Named 2011 District 8-4A Defensive Player of the Year ... Earned second-team 2010 Super Centex honors as pitcher ... Went 6-0 with 1.03 ERA on mound as junior, helping team to 24-12 record and Regional championship ... Two-year letterwinner at quarterback on MHS football team ... Earned District 8-4A Offensive Player of the Year and honorable mention all-state honors after leading team to 12-1 record and 2010 Area championship as senior ... Threw for 2,596 yards with 30 touchdowns and seven interceptions.

PERSONAL Full name is Ryan Carr Smith ... Born June 11, 1992, in Starkville, Miss. ... Son of Steve and Melinda Smith ... Father is in 20th season as head coach of Baylor baseball team ... Brother, Case, is a freshman on the Baylor baseball team ... General Studies major.

SMITH’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP HRER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB OBA WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2012 3.14 3-1 14 00 0/1 1 28.2 30 12 10 6 15 510110 .273 44003 2013 5.48 2-3 22 40 0/0 5 46.0 46 29 28 18 25 810174 .264 28026 TOTAL 4.58 5-4 36 40 0/1 6 74.2 76 41 38 24 40 13 20284 .268 6 12 029

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SEAN SPICER 44 RHP • R/R • 6-0 • 215 • JR.-1L DALLAS, TExAS (J.J. PEARCE)

CAREER HONORS • Four-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010-11, 2013, Spring 2011) PLAYERS 2013 (SOPHOMORE) Made four starts in 11 pitching appearances ... Threw three strikeouts in first career start and win versus Texas State on Feb. 19 ... Allowed a career-high five hits in a career-long 4.2 inning appearance versus Louisiana Tech (March 5) ... Pitched 3.1 shutout innings with three strikeouts in second win against Dallas Baptist (April 3) ... Threw 2.2 scoreless relief innings at UT Arlington (April 30) for third win ... Named a Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League All-Star over the summer.

2012 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN) Pitched in one game out of bullpen ... Closed out Baylor’s win at Houston by inducing ground balls from both batters faced ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011).

2011 (FRESHMAN) Sat out season as redshirt ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011).

HIGH SCHOOL Pitched and played infield for head coach Tim Benton at J.J. Pearce High School in Dallas, Texas ... Three-year letterwinner ... All-district first baseman as senior in 2010 ... Second-team all-district pitcher in 2009.

PERSONAL Full name is Sean Robert Spicer ... Born Oct. 3, 1992 ... Son of Cinda Spicer ... Biology major.

CAREER PITCHING LINES DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 3/27/12 at Houston 0.2 00000 9 —14-5

DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2/19/13 TEXAS STATE * 3.0 11033 63 W 6-3 2/24/13 UCLA 1.1 34320 43 — 4-5 3/5/13 LOUISIANA TECH * 4.2 52232 74 — 4-2 3/12/13 HOUSTON 4.0 00033 52 — 3-5 3/19/13 SAM HOUSTON STATE * 4.0 44321 80 L 2-4 3/26/13 at UTSA 0.2 32220 19 L 3-5 4/3/13 DALLAS BAPTIST 3.1 10043 79 W 6-1 4/9/13 UT ARLINGTON * 2.0 23341 52 — 14-4 4/23/13 at Dallas Baptist 2.2 33321 48 — 9-5 4/30/13 at UT Arlington 2.2 20010 29 W 6-4 5/16/13 at Texas Tech 0.0 21110 17 — 5-17

Baylor Record in Appearances: 7-5 Baylor Record in Starts: 3-1

SPICER’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP HRER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB OBA WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2011 ---redshirt--- 2012 0.00 0-0 100 0/0 0 0.2 00000000 2.000 00000 2013 5.40 3-2 11 40 0/0 0 28.1 26 20 17 27 14 302103 .252 42113 TOTAL 5.28 3-2 12 40 0/0 0 29.0 26 20 17 27 14 302105 .248 42113

23 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM RETURNING LETTERWINNERS CAREER PITCHING LINES DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 3/7/12 MICHIGAN STATE * 1.2 10030 43 — 0-4 3/13/12 at UT Arlington * 3.0 22232 62 — 4-5 AUSTIN 3/18/12 TEXAS TECH 0.1 10001 9 —8-1 3/23/12 KANSAS 2.0 22002 34 — 10-2 4/1/12 OKLAHOMA STATE 0.2 00001 8 W5-4 STONE 4/7/12 at Missouri 1.1 21100 32 — 12-7 10 4/11/12 LOUISIANA-MONROE * 3.2 33321 66 — 8-7 • • • • RHP R/R 6-1 175 JR.-2L 4/17/12 TAMU-CORPUS CHRISTI * 5.0 42215 81 W 15-2 PORT NECHES, TExAS (GROVES) 4/24/12 at UTSA * 5.1 74434 86 L 1-4 5/13/12 at Oklahoma 0.2 00001 8 —6-12 CAREER HONORS 5/17/12 TEXAS 2.0 33301 35 — 16-5 • 2012 NCAA Waco Regional All-Tournament Team 6/3/12 DALLAS BAPTIST * 5.2 21143 77 W 9-2 DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2013 (SOPHOMORE) 2/16/13 at UC Irvine 1.0 00001 13 — 0-5 2/19/13 TEXAS STATE 2.0 31003 33 — 6-3 Made 13 appearances with 11 starts ... Ranked third on team in starters' 2/24/13 UCLA * 3.0 20002 40 — 4-5 ERA (3.74), opponent batting average (.248), starts (11), innings pitched 3/2/13 vs. Houston * 1.0 26531 45 L 4-15 (55.1), and fourth in strikeouts with 43 ... Notched first win after 4.1 PLAYERS 3/9/13 ILLINOIS-2 * 3.0 34332 65 L 1-6 innings of relief against Kansas State (March 30), allowing six hits, a walk 3/16/13 vs. New Orleans * 3.0 31013 43 — 8-3 and no earned runs ... Earned second win in a six-inning start against West 3/26/13 at UTSA 1.0 00002 11 — 3-5 Virginia (April 7), allowing one run on four hits and two walks with three 3/30/13 KANSAS STATE 4.1 63010 77 W 7-6 strikeouts ... Pitched a career-long 8.1 innings at TCU (April 20), giving up 4/7/13 WEST VIRGINIA * 6.0 41123 72 W 11-1 4/14/13 OKLAHOMA * 2.0 55301 35 — 12-10 one run on six hits with three strikeouts ... Earned third win of the year 4/16/13 at Texas State 1.0 00000 10 — 0-3 striking out a career- and team-high 10 batters versus Texas (April 27) ... 4/20/13 at TCU * 8.1 61113100 — 1-2 Threw six strikeouts in losing effort versus Texas Tech (May 25) ... Had 4/27/13 TEXAS * 6.0 400310 100 W 1-0 four starts of six or more innings pitched ... Allowed no earned runs in 5/4/13 at Kansas * 6.2 64312 90 — 5-6 eight appearances. 5/18/13 at Texas Tech * 2.0 24454 59 — 15-8 5/25/13 vs. Texas Tech * 5.0 43326 91 L 2-8

2012 (FRESHMAN) Baylor Record in Appearances: 15-13 Baylor Record in Starts: 8-9 Pitched in 12 games, six of which were starts ... Missed first 14 games of season while recovering from injury, made debut in pre-determined short start, working 1.2 shutout innings vs. Michigan State (3/7) ... Closed out series-opening win vs. Kansas (3/23) by working 2.0 innings with no earned runs allowed ... Picked up first career win by retiring only two batters faced in top of 13th inning vs. Oklahoma State (4/1), stranding pair of inherited runners ... Started vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (4/17), picked up win by allowing two runs in 5.0 innings ... Worked his was out of bases-loaded, no-out jam in fifth and final inning with two strikeouts and a flyout ... Earned NCAA Waco Regional All-Tournament honors after picking up win in elimination game vs. Dallas Baptist (6/3) that forced winner-take-all game following day ... Pitched 5.1 no-hit innings vs. DBU before turning ball over to bullpen with 6-1 sixth-inning lead.

HIGH SCHOOL Pitched and played shortstop for coaches Mark Brevell and Jay Stone at Groves High School in Port Neches, Texas ... Four-year letterwinner ... Played final season under Brevell after playing first three seasons under father, Jay Stone ... Helped GHS to 88-41 combined record and playoff berths in all four seasons ... Rated No. 55 high school prospect in Texas and in top 500 nationally by Perfect Game ... Named first-team All-District 20-4A and honorable mention all-state as pitcher in 2011 ... Earned All- District 20-4A honors as shortstop in 2010 (first team) and 2009 (second team) ... Honorable mention All-District 20-4A shortstop as freshman in 2008 ... Went 8-2 with 2.15 ERA and 101 strikeouts with 16 walks over 65.0 innings in 2011 ... Posted .330 batting average over four-year career.

PERSONAL Full name is Austin Chase Stone ... Born Oct. 2, 1992, in Beaumont, Texas ... Son of Jay and Anna Stone ... Business major.

STONE’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP HRER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB OBA WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2012 4.60 3-1 12 60 0/0 0 31.1 27 18 16 16 21 801119 .227 32010 2013 3.74 3-3 16 11 0 0/0 0 55.1 50 33 23 22 43 923202 .248 17065 TOTAL 4.05 6-4 28 17 0 0/0 0 86.2 77 51 39 38 64 17 24321 .240 49075

24 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLORBASEBALL RETURNING LETTERWINNERS PERSONAL Full name is Adam Joseph Toth ... Born June 12, 1992, in Cincinnati, Ohio ... Son of Tom and Nancy Toth ... Pre-business major. ADAM CAREER HOME RUNS DATE OPPONENT LOC. RUNS OUTS COUNT INN. W/L NOTE PITCHER TOTH 15 4/28/12 NEW MEXICO STATE RF 122-1 2nd W Mott OF • L/R • 5-9 • 170 • JR.-2L Baylor record with HR: 1-0 PH - pinch hit GW - game-winning WO - walk-off COPPELL, TExAS (COPPELL)

CAREER HONORS • 2012 Big 12 All-Freshman Team

• 2012 Newcomer of the Week (April 9) PLAYERS • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Spring 2012)

2013 (SOPHOMORE) Made 48 starts and played in 53 games, primarily in the outfield ... Led team with 18 stolen bases and ranked fourth in the Big 12 and 137th nationally ... Went 3-for-4, scored two runs and stole two bases vs. UCLA (Feb. 22) ... Went 3-for-5 with a walk-off single to complete a 4-0 comeback versus Pepperdine (Feb. 26) as he tied a career high with two RBI - his only multi-RBI game of the season ... Tied a career high with three runs scored at Texas Tech (May 18) while going 2-for-4 with a double, steal and two walks ... Ended season with a 19-game on-base streak ... Finished year with career bests in hits with 47, triples with two, and on-base percentage at .343, and matched a career-high with 18 stolen bases ... Had multiple hits in six of last 12 games ... Had multiple hits 12 times overall ... Posted multiple runs scored in six games.

2012 (FRESHMAN) Named to Big 12 All-Freshman team after playing in 46 games with 42 starts ... Started 41 games in right field and one in center field ... Was limited to pinch running for 20 games after suffering broken wrist, but started 35 of team’s last 38 games after returning from injury ... Played in 16 games with 14 starts in Big 12 play, hitting .302 (16-for-53) with four doubles against league competition ... Finished second on team with 18 stolen bases and had highest stolen base success rate (90%) among players with four or more attempts ... Stole 14 consecutive bases without being caught between April 10 and May 25 ... Twice stole three bases in a game — vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (4/17) and vs. No. 25 New Mexico State (4/28) ... Was thrown out trying to stretch RBI triple into inside-the- park home run in series finale vs. Oral Roberts (2/19) ... Went 3-for-5 with double, three runs and two RBI in series-opening win at No. 22 UCLA (2/24) ... Broke wrist making sliding catch in series finale at UCLA (2/26) ... Returned in series finale vs. Oklahoma State (4/1), starting six-game hitting streak ... Went 4-for-4 with two runs, two RBI, double and walk in series finale at Missouri (4/7), helping him earn Baylor’s first-ever Big 12 Newcomer of the Week honor ... Became first player on record to steal second, third and home in one trip around bases when he did so against New Mexico State (4/28) ... Also hit first career home run in same game vs. NMSU and finished 2-for-4 with three runs and one walk.

HIGH SCHOOL Played shortstop and center field for coach Don English at Coppell (Texas) High School ... Four-year letterwinner ... Helped team to 28-7-2 record as senior in 2011 ... Earned District 6-5A co-MVP and second-team all-state honors in senior season ... Played in North Texas High School All-Star Game ... Broke CHS hits record wtih 63 in senior season ... Hit .496 with 11 doubles, five triples, eight home runs, 48 runs scored and 40 RBI in 2011 ... As junior in 2010, earned first-team All-District 6-5A and third-team all-state honors.

TOTH’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2012 .286 46-42 154 28 44 81 118 57 .370 10 2 19 2 .331 3-6 18-20 71 14.947 2013 .264 53-48 178 27 47 52 016 56 .315 18 5 41 2 .343 3-2 18-22 110 47.942 TOTAL .274 99-90 332 55 91 13 3134 113 .340 28 7 60 4 .338 6-8 36-42 181 5 11 .944

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WEST TUNNELL 9 IF • L/R • 6-1 • 185 • SO.-1L ANTHEM, ARIZ. (BOULDER CREEK)

CAREER HONORS • 2013 Big 12 Academic All-Rookie Team • Three-time Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012-13, Spring 2013)

2013 (FRESHMAN) Made three starts and played in 31 games ... Named to inaugural Big 12

PLAYERS Academic All-Rookie team ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) ... Finished season with two hits, three stolen bases and 14 runs scored ... Had first career hit and scored first career run against California (March 1) ... Hit an eighth-inning, lead-off single to spark a comeback win versus Oklahoma (April 14) ... Stole a season-high two bases at Dallas Baptist (April 23) ... Scored a season-high two runs against New Orleans (March 15) and Oklahoma (April 14).

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year letterwinner at Boulder Creek High School in Anthem, Ariz. ... Played second base and shortstop for coach Joe McDonald ... Helped Boulder Creek to consecutive district championships and Arizona semi- final appearances in sophomore and junior seasons ... First-team 5A all- northwest region shortstop in 2011 … First-team 5A academic all- northwest region in 2011 … 2012 Rawlings/Perfect Game West Region first-team selection … MVP of 2012 Coach Bob National Invitational … Ranked in top 500 nationally and No. 18 in Arizona by Perfect Game … Holds school single-season record with 34 stolen bases … Batted .433 with 21 RBI and .521 OBP as junior in 2011 … Also lettered in diving as freshman … National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL Full name is Frank West Tunnell, V ... Born Nov. 20, 1993, in Phoenix, Ariz. ... Son of Frank and Terriann Tunnell ... Father played two minor league seasons in organization … Pre-med major.

TUNNELL’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2013 .087 31-3 23 14 20000 2.087 4012 0 .222 0-1 3-3 801.889 TOTAL .087 31-3 23 14 20000 2.087 4012 0 .222 0-1 3-3 801.889

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DUNCAN WENDEL 5 IF • R/R • 6-1 • 190 • JR.-1L MAGNOLIA, TExAS (MAGNOLIA)

CAREER HONORS • 2013 Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

• Two-time Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2011, 2013) PLAYERS

2013 (SOPHOMORE) Appeared in 41 games and started 27 primarily at first base ... Academic All-Big 12 second team ... Had first career hit on a double at UC Irvine (Feb. 16) ... Went 2-for-4 and scored two runs in first career start against Texas State (Feb. 19) ... Went 2-for-4 and hit a walk-off, two-run single to center to give the Bears a win versus Louisiana Tech (March 6) ... Finished season batting .276 with 32 hits, four doubles, eight runs, 36 RBI, and a .333 on-base percentage ... Had 10 multi-hit games ... Had season-high two RBI against UCLA (Feb. 24), Louisiana Tech (March 6), West Virginia (April 6) and UT Arlington (April 30).

2012 (FRESHMAN) Played in five games off bench ... Saw at-bats in two games, going 0-for-2 as pinch hitter ... Had pinch-hit appearance against Lamar (3/3) and two at-bats vs. TAMU-Corpus Christi (4/18) ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011).

HIGH SCHOOL Pitched and played middle infield for coach Dale Westmoreland at Magnolia (Texas) High School ... Three-year letterwinner ... Helped team to 2011 regional finals by hitting .415 with seven doubles, 33 runs and 25 RBI ... Also posted 7-1 record with 1.99 ERA over 50.0 innings pitched as senior ... Earned first-team All-District 17-4A as infielder ... Academic All- State honoree ... Participated in Houston 4A All-Star Game ... Teammate of Baylor pitcher Joe Kirkland.

PERSONAL Full name is Duncan MacRae Wendel ... Born June 5, 1993, in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Robert and Gillian Wendel ... Mechanical Engineering major.

WENDEL’S CAREER STATISTICS ALL GAMES YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF-SH SB-A PO AEFLD% 2012 .000 5-0 30000000.000 0000.000 0-0 0-0 000.000 2013 .276 41-27 116 8 32 40 013 36 .310 9123 2 .333 0-1 1-1 129 73.978 TOTAL .269 46-27 119 8 32 40 013 36 .303 9123 2 .326 0-1 1-1 129 73.978

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HUNTER BEN ABBE 47 CARL 25 RHP • R/R • 6-0 • 160 • SO.-SQ IF • R/R • 5-11 • 180 • RFR.-SQ WACO, TExAS (ROBINSON) HOUSTON, TExAS (MEMORIAL)

CAREER HONORS CAREER HONORS • 2013 Big 12 Academic All-Rookie Team • Three-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2012-13, Spring 2013) • Two-time Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) 2013 (FRESHMAN) 2013 (FRESHMAN) Did not play due to redshirting the 2013 season ... Big 12 Commissioner's Appeared in two games as a reliever ... Member of the inaugural Big 12 Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013).

PLAYERS Academic All-Rookie team ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) ... Gave up three runs on two hits and a walk at UC HIGH SCHOOL Irvine (Feb. 17) ... Allowed two runs on two walks against Houston (Mar. Played third base for coach Jeremy York at Memorial High School in 2). Houston, Texas ... Three-year letterwinner ... Led team to three consecutive regional final appearances ... Earned All-District 19-5A HIGH SCHOOL honors all three varsity seasons ... 2011 District 19-5A co-MVP ... Two- Played second base, shortstop, and pitcher for coach Bryan Kent at time academic all-district selection ... Member of National Honor Society Robinson (Texas) High School ... Four-year letterwinner ... Helped team and Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... High school teammate of fellow to four consecutive District 19-3A championships ... Led team to state Baylor redshirt freshman Drew Tolson. semifinals in junior and senior seasons ... District 19-3A co-Offensive MVP and first-team Super Centex ... Honorable mention all-state honoree PERSONAL from Texas Sportswriters and THBCA 3A second-team all-state selection Full name is Benjamin Arthur Carl... Born July 20, 1993, in Houston, ... Played in the Centex All-Star Game ... Posted 8-0 record with 0.30 ERA Texas ... Son of David and Angie Carl ... Sister, Rebekah, plays soccer at and hit .439 with three home runs and 33 RBI as senior in 2012. Campbell University in Campbellsville, Ky. ... Pre-business major.

PERSONAL Full name is Hunter Richard Abbe ... Born May 9, 1994, in Waco, Texas ... Son of Rick and Suzanne Abbe ... Sister, Haylee, was a three-year letterwinner for Baylor Lady Bear basketball (2006-08) ... Pre-business major. CAREER PITCHING LINES DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2/17/13 at UC Irvine 0.0 23310 13 — 3-15 3/2/13 vs. Houston 0.0 02220 10 — 4-15

Baylor Record in Appearances: 0-2 Baylor Record in Starts: 0-0 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR ERA W-L G/GS CG SH/CB SV IP HRER BB SO WP HB 2013 99.00 0-0 2/0 0 0/0 0 0.0 2553012 TOTAL 99.00 0-0 2/0 0 0/0 0 0.0 2553012

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JOE BOBBY KIRKLAND 12 MCCORMACK 33 RHP • R/R • 6-1 • 190 • JR.-SQ LHP • L/L • 6-1 • 205 • SR.-SQ MAGNOLIA, TExAS (MAGNOLIA) LEAGUE CITY, TExAS (ANGELINA JC)

CAREER HONORS CAREER HONORS • Four-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2011, 2013, Spring 2012-13) • Three-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2012-13, Spring 2013) PLAYERS 2013 (SOPHOMORE) 2013 (JUNIOR) Made four relief appearances, striking out two and allowing zero hits in Appeared in five games as a reliever and started two ... Big 12 three innings pitched ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Spring 2013) Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013) ... Allowed four hits, ... Three of four appearances were scoreless efforts ... Threw one scoreless and two earned runs while striking out seven ... Posted a 1.80 ERA over inning at UC Irvine (Feb. 16), at Dallas Baptist (April 23) and at UT 10 innings with seven strikeouts ... Help opponents to a .129 batting Arlington (April 30) ... Finished the season with a 3.00 ERA. average ... Pitched a career-high four strikeouts in first career win over New Orleans (March 16) ... First career start came versus Kansas State 2012 (FRESHMAN) (March 30) ... Posted five scoreless outings. Pitched in seven games, all out of bullpen ... Pitched 1-2-3 ninth innings in three appearances and 1-2-3 eighth inning in another ... Made three of 2011 & 2012 (ANGELINA JC) first four appearances on the road, including a career-long 2.1-innings Pitched two years for coach Jeff Livin at Angelina (Lufkin, Texas) Junior outing at TCU (3/6) with one run allowed and a career-high four College … Named NJCAA All-Star and picked up all-conference honors strikeouts ... Struck out four of first five batters faced vs. TCU and in 2011 … Played in 2011 Junior College All-American Game … Recorded stranded pair of inherited runners ... Had four outings where only work 5-2 record with 1.82 ERA and 61 strikeouts in 59.1 innings over 12 was a 1-2-3 inning — 3/3 vs. Lamar, 3/21 at Sam Houston State, 4/10 vs. appearances as sophomore in 2012 ... Went 6-2 with 1.78 ERA and 68 Louisiana-Monroe and 5/15 vs. UTSA ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor strikeouts over 69.1 innings as freshman in 2011 … Threw no-hitter vs. Roll (Fall 2011, Spring 2012). Laredo Junior College, striking out nine in 3-0 win on Feb. 18, 2012.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Pitched and played first base for coach Dale Westmoreland at Magnolia Pitched at Clear Creek High School in League City, Texas, for coach Jim (Texas) High School ... Four-year letterwinner ... Helped MHS to playoffs Mallory … Helped team to District 24-5A championship as senior in 2010 in each of last three seasons ... Team advanced to Region III finals in final … 2010 first-team all-district honoree … First-team all-county and all- season ... Rated No. 55 high school prospect in Texas and in top 500 Houston area in 2010 … Posted a 9-2 record in 2010 with 1.14 ERA and nationally by Perfect Game ... Named second-team all-region pitcher as 109 strikeouts in 70.1 innings pitched. senior ... Earned second-team All-District 17-4A honors in 2010 and second-team All-Distrcit 18-4A honors as sophomore in 2009 ... Played in PERSONAL Houston Area Baseball Coaches Association All-Star games in 2009, 2010 Full name is Robert Michael McCormack … Born June 3, 1992, in League and 2011 ... Teammate of Baylor infielder Duncan Wendel. City, Texas … Son of Don and Debbie McCormack … General studies major.

PERSONAL CAREER PITCHING LINES Full name is Joseph Walker Kirkland ... Born June 18, 1992, in Columbia, DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. S.C. ... Son of Randy and Kathy Kirkland ... Health Science Studies major. 2/26/13 PEPPERDINE 2.0 00001 20 — 5-4 3/5/13 LOUISIANA TECH 0.1 00010 11 — 4-2 3/16/13 vs. New Orleans 3.0 10004 38 W 8-3 CAREER PITCHING LINES 3/30/13 KANSAS STATE * 1.0 12111 29 — 7-6 DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 4/5/13 WEST VIRGINIA 0.2 00001 5 —8-9 3/3/12 LAMAR 1.0 00002 7 —0-8 4/16/13 at Texas State * 2.0 21120 35 L 0-3 3/6/12 at TCU 2.1 11124 39 — 4-9 5/17/13 at Texas Tech 1.0 00000 13 — 1-7 3/21/12 at Sam Houston State 1.0 00001 11 — 10-3 3/27/12 at Houston 0.2 32220 21 — 14-5 Baylor Record in Appearances: 4-3 Baylor Record in Starts: 1-1 4/10/12 LOUISIANA-MONROE 1.0 00001 17 — 7-5 4/25/12 UT ARLINGTON 0.1 12210 12 — 6-4 5/15/12 UTSA 1.0 00001 14 — 14-3 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR ERA W-L G/GS CG SH/CB SV IP HRER BB SO WP HB DATE OPPONENT GS IP HRER BB K NP DEC. 2013 1.80 1-1 7/2 0 0/0 0 10.0 4324701 2/16/13 at UC Irvine 1.0 00010 15 — 0-5 TOTAL 1.80 1-1 7/2 0 0/0 0 10.0 4324701 2/26/13 PEPPERDINE 0.0 01130 17 — 5-4 4/23/13 at Dallas Baptist 1.0 00011 13 — 9-5 4/30/13 at UT Arlington 1.0 00031 29 — 6-4

Baylor Record in Appearances: 9-3 Baylor Record in Starts: 0-0

CAREER STATISTICS YEAR ERA W-L G/GS CG SH/CB SV IP HRER BB SO WP HB 2012 6.14 0-0 7/0 0 0/0 0 7.1 5555900 2013 3.00 0-0 4/0 0 0/0 0 3.0 0118210 TOTAL 5.23 0-0 11/0 0 0/0 0 10.1 56613 11 10

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MATT JOE MENARD 23 SABATINI 36 C • R/R • 6-0 • 210 • RFR.-SQ C • S/R • 6-1 • 210 • RFR.-SQ BRIDGE CITY, TExAS (BRIDGE CITY) TULSA, OKLA. (NOAH - HOME SCHOOL)

CAREER HONORS CAREER HONORS • 2013 Big 12 Academic All-Rookie Team • Three-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2012-13, Spring 2013) • Three-time Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012-13, Spring 2013) 2013 (FRESHMAN) 2013 (FRESHMAN) Did not play due to a medical redshirt ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Played in nine games with one start as designated hitter ... Ended the Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013).

PLAYERS season with one hit, one RBI and two strikeouts in seven plate appearances ... First career hit and RBI came against Pepperdine (Feb. 26) HIGH SCHOOL ... Had season cut short due to injury and did not appear in any games Four-year dual-sport letterwinner for Northeast Oklahoma Association of after March 6th ... Named to inaugural Big 12 Academic All-Rookie Team Home Schools (NOAH) in Tulsa, Okla. … Played catcher for coach Lannie ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013). McDaniel … Led team to 2010 Home School World Series … Hit .508 with 14 doubles, 36 RBI and .765 slugging percentage as senior in 2012 … HIGH SCHOOL Selected to 2011 Area Code Games in Long Beach, Calif. … Participated Caught for coach Chad Landry at Bridge City (Texas) High School … in 2012 Perfect Game Pre-draft Showcase … Helped NOAH football to Four-year letterwinner … Led team to 25-3 record in 2012 … Helped team 2008 Homeschool National Championship as receiver … Passed for 1,935 to four consecutive District 21-3A championships and regional semifinal yards and 15 touchdowns as senior in 2011. appearances … 2010 All-District Defensive MVP and 2011 All-District Offensive MVP … Ranked 332nd nationally and 39th in Texas by Perfect PERSONAL Game in 2012 … Batted .411 with .790 slugging percentage in 2011 … Also Full name is Joe Spencer Sabatini … Born March 18, 1993, in Spartanburg, lettered two years in track and four in football … 2011 District 21-3A S.C. … Son of Fred and Michelle Sabatini … Grandson of former Air Force MVP (football) as quarterback … Holds Bridge City record for career all- Academy head football coach Fisher DeBerry … Uncle, Joe DeBerry, was a purpose yards … Member of National Honor Society and Student third-round pick of the … Exercise physiology major. Council … Graduated seventh in class with Magna Cum Laude Honors.

PERSONAL Full name is Matthew James Menard … Born Nov. 12, 1993, in Port Arthur, Texas … Son of Glen and Jan Menard … Business major. DREW CAREER STATISTICS YEAR AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB SO SB-A TOLSON 27 2013 .143 9-1 7010001.143 130-0 RHP • R/R • 6-0 • 160 • RFR.-SQ TOTAL .143 9-1 7010001.143 130-0 HOUSTON, TExAS (MEMORIAL)

CAREER HONORS • Two-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013)

2013 (FRESHMAN) Did not play due to a medical redshirt ... Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall 2012, Spring 2013).

HIGH SCHOOL Pitched and played shortstop for coach Jeremy York at Memorial High School in Houston, Texas … Four-year letterwinner … Led team to a 33-6 record and regional semifinals in 2011 … First-team All-District 19-5A in 2010 and 2011 … First-team all-state as pitcher in 2011 … Posted 7-2 record with 1.95 ERA and 93 strikeouts while batting .432 with 26 RBI, 16 stolen bases and 14 doubles as junior … Member of National Honor Society and National Science Honor Society … High school teammate of fellow Baylor freshman Ben Carl.

PERSONAL Full name is Drew Alexander Tolson … Born Aug. 2, 1993, in Dallas, Texas … Son of David and Suzette Tolson … Great uncle, Edwin Schroeder, played basketball and ran track at Baylor from 1951-55 … Mechanical engineering major.

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DANIEL KAMERON CASTANO 20 ESTHAY 18 LHP • L/R • 6-4 • 215 • FR.-HS 1B/LHP • L/L • 6-1 • 210 • FR.-HS AUSTIN, TExAS (LAKE TRAVIS) MOSS BLUFF, LA. (SAM HOUSTON) . CAREER HONORS HIGH SCHOOL • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) Four-year letterwinner for coach Brad Book at Sam Houston (Moss Bluff, La.) High School ... 2013 Rawlings Southeast All-Region second team ... PLAYERS HIGH SCHOOL Guided SHHS to 2013 state 5A semifinals ... Rawlings Preseason All- American honorable mention ... Ranked 14th overall in Louisiana and No. Four-year letterwinner for coach Roy Kinnan at Lake Travis (Austin, 2 at first base by Perfect Game ... Ranked in top 500 nationally and No. 32 Texas) High School ... Top 500 recruit by Perfect Game and 48th-best LHP at first base by Perfect Game ... Played in 2013 LHSCA All-Star Game ... nationally ... Ranked No. 66 overall in Texas and No. 11 LHP in state by 2013 all-district honorable mention ... In 2013, hit .362 with five homers, Perfect Game ... Second-team 25-4A All-District as both in final three four triples, seven doubles and 37 RBI while posting a 3-2 record on the seasons ... Went 6-3 with a 1.03 ERA in 67.2 innings over 11 appearances mound and a 2.43 ERA with 45 strikeouts ... 2012 first-team all-district in 2013, allowing 16 runs on 65 hits and 17 walks with 82 strikeouts ... Hit and all-state ... Named to 2012 All-Southwest Louisiana team ... 2012 .375 with one homer and 15 RBI in 2013 ... Named District MVP and Underclass Honorable Mention All-American ... In 2012, hit .320 with Team MVP in 2013 ... Earned 2013 All-Central Texas first team honor ... seven doubles, two triples, three homers, 20 RBI and three steals while Named to Central Texas All-Star Team in 2013 ... Went 6-4 with a 2.52 going 8-0 on the mound with a 1.16 ERA in 54.1 innings with 52 ERA in 66.2 innings over 13 appearances in 2012, allowing 29 runs on 62 strikeouts ... 2011 all-district honorable mention ... Graduated magna cum hits and 24 walks with 65 strikeouts and one save ... Threw a no-hitter in laude from SHHS. District 4A playoff series vs. Crockett, striking out eight and walking just two in 2012 ... Helped team to a district championship in 2012 and state semifinals appearances in 2012 and 2013 ... Went 6-0 with a 1.66 ERA in PERSONAL 46.1 innings over 15 appearances in 2011, allowing 25 runs on 47 hits and Full name is Kameron Mason Esthay ... Born Dec. 5, 1994, in Lake 11 walks with 57 strikeouts and one save ... Posted an 18-7 career record Charles, La. ... Son of Karl and Debbie Esthay ... Plans on majoring in with a 1.74 ERA in 180.2 innings over 39 appearances with two saves, mechanical engineering. allowing 70 runs on 174 hits and 52 walks with 204 strikeouts ... Played summer ball for the Austin Wings, winning national championship sophomore and junior seasons. PERSONAL REESE Full name is Daniel Alexander Castano ... Born Sept. 17, 1994, in Orlando, Fla. ... Son of Alex and Angela Castano ... Father played linebacker at Rice ... Plans on majoring in business. JEFFERIES 46 RHP • R/R • 6-1 • 185 • SO.-TR HOUSTON, TExAS (SAN JACINTO CC)

JUCO AARON Played one season for San Jacinto College in Houston, Texas ... Played in eight games during 2013 season while totaling a .231 average with two DODSON 19 runs scored ... Did not make any pitching appearances. C/1B/OF • S/R • 6-3 • 200 • FR.-HS HIGH SCHOOL CYPRESS, TExAS (CY-FAIR) Three-year letterwinner for coach Barry Smith at Klein (Texas) High School ... First-team all-district at third base in 2012 ... Led team in batting CAREER HONORS average and home runs in 2012 while being named team MVP ... Played • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) in 2012 Houston Area Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Game ... In 2012, hit .316 with five homers, 26 runs and 29 RBI ... Helped KHS to the HIGH SCHOOL state semifinals ... 2011 Second Team All-District ... Led team in saves in Four-year letterwinner for coach Paul Orlando at Cy-Fair (Cypress, Texas) 2011 ... In 2011, hit .348 with three homers, 32 RBI and 37 runs while High School ... Selected to play in the 2012 HABCA All-Star game posting a 4-0 record on the mound with a 3.25 ERA, two saves, 28 (Houston Area Baseball Coaches Assoc.) ... As a junior, hit .305 with strikeouts and six walks in 28 innings ... Helped KHS to a state runner-up seven doubles, three homers, 13 RBI and one stolen base while compiling finish ... 2010 all-district honorable mention ... Earned 2010 team a .994 fielding percentage ... Played summer ball for Kyle Chapman outstanding defense award ... In 2010, hit .227 with 17 runs and 15 RBI Baseball Club, for Mike Rutledge, alongside fellow Baylor signee Kyle Ott while posting a 2-1 record on the mound with a 3.00 ERA, nine strikeouts ... During summer of 2012 for CBC, hit .315 with 14 doubles, one triple, and seven walks in 14 innings ... Member of National Honor Society. three homers and 25 RBI ... Six-time honor roll selection at Cy-Fair. PERSONAL PERSONAL Full name is Reese Barron Jefferies ... Born May 9, 1994, in Houston, Texas Full name is Aaron John Dodson ... Born June 9, 1995, in Cypress, Texas ...... Son of David and Diane Jefferies ... Plans on majoring in pre-business. Son of Chris and Robin Dodson ... Father played soccer at Tulsa ... Plans on majoring in business.

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LANE STEVEN KELLY 38 McLEAN 2 OF • R/R • 5-11 • 160 • FR.-HS IF • R/R • 5-10 • 175 • FR.-HS DRIPPING SPRINGS, TExAS (DRIPPING SPRINGS) LOS ALTOS, CALIF. (LOS ALTOS)

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER HONORS Three-year letterwinner for coach Chris Payne at Dripping Springs • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) (Texas) High School ... Played center field in 2011 and 2012 to help DSHS to a 44-15 record ... Also lettered in football and track in 2011-12 ... HIGH SCHOOL Qualified for state in the 4x400 meter relay in 2011-12 ... Holds school Four-year letterwinner for coaches Sandy Wihtol and Donnie Ecker at Los records for long jump (21'11"), 4x100 relay, 4x200 relay and 4x400 relay ... Altos (Calif.) High School ... 2013 Rawlings All-California Region Holds school records for career receptions, receiving yards and single- honorable mention ... First-team all-league in 2013 ... Hit .547 with four PLAYERS season receptions ... A&B Honor Roll student at DSHS. homers and 12 stolen bases in 2013 ... Named 2013 Top Defensive Player in the Central Coast Section ... 2012 Perfect Game Underclass Honorable PERSONAL Mention ... First-team all-league in 2012 ... Helped LAHS to league Full name is Lane Anthony Kelly ... Born May 20, 1994, in Austin, Texas championships in 2011-12 ... First-team all-league in 2011 ... Second-team ... Son of William and Melissa Kelly ... Plans on majoring in biology. all-league in 2010 ... Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... Held 4.0 GPA at LAHS.

PERSONAL Full name is Steven T. McLean ... Born April 16, 1995, in Mountain View, NICK Calif. ... Son of Todd and Lisa McLean ... Plans on majoring in business. LEWIS 3 RHP/IF • R/R • 6-2 • 175 • FR.-HS FLOWER MOUND, TExAS (MARCUS) CAMERON CAREER HONORS • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) MILLER 32 C/1B • L/R • 5-11 • 195 • FR.-HS HIGH SCHOOL HOUSTON, TExAS (BELLAIRE) Two-year letterwinner for coaches Dustin Sykora and Jeff Sherman at Marcus (Flower Mound, Texas) High School ... 2013 Rawlings All-Texas CAREER HONORS Region honorable mention ... First-team all-district and second-team all- • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) area in 2013 as a shortstop ... Helped MHS to a regional semifinal in 2013 ... Participated in the 2013 North Texas High School Baseball Coaches All- HIGH SCHOOL Star Game ... Helped MHS to a district championship in 2012 ... Compiled Four-year letterwinner for coach Rocky P. Manuel at Bellaire (Houston, a 10-2 record on the mound with a 2.11 ERA and a school-record 130 Texas) High School ... 2013 Rawlings Texas All-Region first team ... 2012 strikeouts ... Tallied a career .350 batting average. Perfect Game Underclass third team ... 2012 first-team all-district ... Helped BHS to district championships in 2011, 2012 and 2013 ... 2011 Underclass PERSONAL High Honorable Mention ... 2011 first-team all-district ... In 2011, hit .337 Full name is Nickolas Reed Lewis ... Born June 27, 1995, in Carrollton, with 30 RBI, 23 runs, 10 doubles and two homers ... Honor Roll student at Texas ... Son of Jay and Wendy Lewis ... Plans on majoring in business. BHS.

PERSONAL Full name is Cameron Klafehn Miller ... Born July 26, 1995, in Houston, Texas ... Son of Richard and Lynn Miller ... Undecided on major.

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KYLE HAYDEN OTT 35 ROSS 45 RHP/3B • R/R • 6-1 • 185 • FR.-HS IF • R/R • 6-0 • 170 • SO.-HS GALVESTON, TExAS (BALL) AUSTIN, TExAS (WESTLAKE)

CAREER HONORS CAREER HONORS • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) PLAYERS HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Four-year letterwinner for coaches Jim Connor and Steve Hecker at Ball Four-year letterwinner for coaches Jared Wingfield and Jim Darilek at (Galveston, Texas) High School ... Helped BHS to back-to-back co-district Westlake (Austin, Texas) High School ... Helped WHS to a district runner- championships in 2012-13 ... Named Male Athlete of the Year at BHS in up finish in 2012 after winning three straight district titles from 2009-11 ... 2013 ... First-team all-district and all-county as a pitcher in 2013 ... 2013 2012 first-team all-district ... In 2012, hit .352 with a .444 on-base team co-MVP ... 2013 Preseason Rawlings All-Texas Region first team ... percentage ... In 2011, hit .438 with a .534 on-base percentage ... Member 2013 Rawlings All-Texas Region second team ... Participated in 2013 of the National Honor Society ... Did not play baseball in 2013. Houston Area Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Game ... In 2013, hit .385 with 24 RBI, nine doubles, four triples and one homer while PERSONAL compiling an 8-1 record on the mound with a 1.05 ERA in 62.0 innings Full name is Hayden Wesley Ross ... Born Jan. 9, 1994, in Houston, Texas with 76 strikeouts, 27 walks and three saves ... 2012 Perfect Game ... Son of Ned and Lauren Ross ... Plans to major in geology. Underclass High Honorable Mention ... National Honor Society member ... Member of the Chemistry Honor Society ... Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

PERSONAL Full name is Kyle Robert Ott ... Born Nov. 4, 1994, in Galveston, Texas ... DARRYN Son of Craig and Sheila Ott ... Plans on majoring in chemistry. SHEPPARD 4 OF • R/R • 6-1 • 185 • FR.-HS SUGAR LAND, TExAS (DULLES)

JOSH CAREER HONORS • 2013 MLB Draft Pick (, 24th round) PETTITTE 21 • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) RHP • R/R • 6-2 • 195 • FR.-HS DEER PARK, TExAS (DEER PARK) HIGH SCHOOL Four-year letterwinner for coach Clinton Welch at Dulles (Sugar Land, CAREER HONORS Texas) High School ... 2013 Rawlings third-team All-American ... 2013 • 2013 MLB Draft Pick (, 37th round) Rawlings first-team All-Texas Region ... Helped DHS to district championships in 2012-13 and finished as state runner-up in 2013 ... First- • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013) team all-district in 2012-13 ... First-team All-Houston in 2012-13 ... First- team all-state in 2013 ... Participated in the Houston All-Star Game in HIGH SCHOOL 2012-13 ... 2012 Perfect Game Underclass first team ... 2011 Perfect Game Three-year letterwinner for coaches Emerick Jagenaux and Chris Rupp at Underclass second team ... Second-team all-district in 2011 ... Hit .400 for Deer Park (Texas) High School ... Helped DPHS to three straight district his career and tallied 28 homers ... Drafted by the Texas Rangers in the championships from 2011-13 ... 2013 Rawlings All-Texas Region first team 24th round (730th pick) but did not sign ... Received Academic Excellence ... 2013 first-team all-state ... Participated in 2013 Texas High School All- honor at DHS from 2010-13. Star Game ... In 2013, posted an 11-0 record with a 0.65 ERA in 13 appearances and threw complete games in all 11 starts with six shutouts PERSONAL in 75 innings, compiling 105 strikeouts and just 10 walks and 43 hits ... Full name is Darryn Alan Sheppard ... Born Oct. 25, 1994, in Houston, Also hit .370 in 2013 with 22 RBI and eight doubles ... Broke the strikeout Texas ... Son of David and Darlene Sheppard ... Plans to major in and ERA records at DPHS ... Tossed a pair of no-hitters in the playoffs ... business. Drafted by the New York Yankees in the 37th round (1,124th pick) but did not sign.

PERSONAL Full name is Josh Pettitte Pettitte ... Born Nov. 3, 1994, in Webster, Texas ... Son of Andy and Laura Pettitte ... Father pitched 18 years in MLB with the New York Yankees and Houston Astros, was a five-time World Series champion and three-time all-star with over 250 career wins on the mound.

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CASE SMITH 24 1B • R/R • 6-2 • 205 • FR.-HS WACO, TExAS (MIDWAY)

CAREER HONORS • One-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013)

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year letterwinner for coach Paul Offill at Midway (Waco, Texas) High School ... 2013 Rawlings All-Texas Region honorable mention ... Named a Cen-Tex All-Star in 2012-13 ... In 2013, hit .327 with a .413 PLAYERS slugging percentage and .431 on-base percentage ... Helped MHS to district championships in 2011-12 ... Honor Roll student and MHS.

PERSONAL Full name is Case Newcom Smith ... Born Aug. 31, 1994, in Starkville, Miss. ... Son of Steve and Melinda Smith ... Father is current Baylor baseball head coach and brother, Ryan, is a junior on the Baylor baseball team ... Plans on majoring in business.

34 2014 bAylOr bASebAll meDiA AlmAnAC @BAYLORBASEBALL heAD COACh Steve Smith any Baylor baseball team in school history during the 2008 fall semester. Additionally, the Bears are actively involved in service projects both on campus and in the Waco community. However, the program's service also reaches beyond Central Texas. In October 2008, the team and staff spent a weekend in League City, Texas, doing Hurricane Ike relief work Steve with Christians Organized for Relief Efforts. Just one month before the start of the 2010 season, the entire team went on a six-day humanitarian trip to Cuba. Following the disastrous tornado that ripped through Smith 34 Moore, Okla., just before the 2013 Big 12 Championship, the team spent heAD COACh • 20th SeASOn an off day at the tournament with the Goodwill Industries of Central bAylOr, 1986 Oklahoma in Oklahoma City volunteering services to sort through dozens and dozens of boxes of donated items. Steve Smith is in his 20th season as head coach of Baylor's baseball In 2013, Smith's squad went 27-28, 12-11 in Big 12 play, marking the program. In his first 19 years, Smith has guided Baylor to its most 15th time in 17 seasons that the program has had 12 or more Big 12 wins successful 10-year run in the program's history, a 2005 College World and gave the program 17 straight seasons with 10 or more Big 12 wins. Series appearance, and became Baylor's all-time wins leader in all sports. Since 1977, Baylor has had 27 or more wins 29 times and has had 20 or Smith also served as 2008 president of the American Baseball Coaches more wins each year since 1972. Along the way in 2013, BU had eight All- Association, head coach of the 2005 USA Baseball National Team and Big 12 selections for the fifth time, and has had eight or more in three of pitching coach for the 1998 USA Baseball National Team. the last four years, and led all Big 12 schools with 11 Academic All-Big 12 A 2006 Baylor Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, Smith has compiled a selections, tying a school record. The Bears also tied a school record with 695-460-1 career record, all at Baylor. He holds the second-best winning four Capital One Academic All-District selections and had five players percentage (.602) of any coach with at least five years of experience taken in the 2013 MLB Draft to give the program multiple picks in 15 of leading the Baylor program. Nationally, he owns a top 50 winning the last 16 drafts. percentage and ranks among the top 50 in wins among active coaches in Smith's 2012 team made history in a number of ways, most notably the NCAA with five or more years of experience. when it was ranked No. 1 nationally for the first time in program history, Smith, the 2012 Midwest Region Coach of the Year, passed his in the April 23, 2012, edition of the Collegiate Baseball poll. The Bears predecessor (649 wins) for the program's all-time wins also had four All-Americans for the first time in program history (Trent record when the Bears defeated Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on April 17, Blank, Josh Ludy, Josh Turley, Logan Vick), and Baylor broke Big 12 2012, extending their winning streak to 20 games. That streak lasted four records with a 24-game overall winning streak and an 18-game more games, becoming the longest in Big 12 history, and it included the conference winning streak. The Bears came up one win shy of tying the first 18 games of the 2012 Big 12 season, which was also a conference school record for wins in a season and earning a fourth trip to the College COACheS record for longest streak in league play. World Series. Smith has led Baylor to 13 NCAA Regional appearances (2012-09, 2007- Smith was named Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year for the fifth 05, 2003-1998), four NCAA Super Regional appearances (2012, 2005, 2003, time and picked up ABCA Midwest Region Coach of the Years honors, as 1999) and one (2005). With 13 NCAA Regional the 2012 Bears finished 49-17 and ranked in the top 10 of every major appearances since 1998, Smith has placed Baylor on a list with only 13 national poll. Baylor hosted the Waco Regional, and after dropping the other teams. He also has coached 46 All-America selections, 12 Academic opening round game against Oral Roberts, the Bears bounced back to win All-America selections (1 Academic All-American of the Year), 31 All- four consecutive elimination games in three days to claim the regional Region choices, 37 Academic All-District choices, 18 Freshman All- championship. America selections and eight USA Baseball National Team members As the No. 4 national seed, Baylor hosted Arkansas for the Waco Super while at Baylor. Additionally, Smith has coached winners of the Golden Regional, and after a win in game one, the Bears were one win away from Spikes Award, Award, Rotary Smith Award and Johnny a trip to Omaha. With a 4-3 lead in the ninth inning, a potential double- Bench Award. play grounder was bobbled, and Arkansas rallied back to win the game In conference play, Smith has compiled a 277-224 record in 19 seasons, and force a decisive game three. Neither team could scratch across a run making him the program's all-time leader in conference victories. The until Arkansas broke through with a two-out RBI single in the top of the five-time Big 12 Coach of the Year (2012, 2005, 2000, 1999, 1998) has led 10th, and the Razorbacks held on to win 1-0. the Bears to three of the program's five all-time conference titles (2012, Baylor's 2012 season included a sweep of then-No. 2 Texas A&M in the 2005, 2000). final Big 12 edition of the "Battle of the Brazos," with the middle game of The most tenured head coach in the Big 12 Conference, Smith has led the series played in front of 5,911 fans, the largest crowd in Baylor Baylor to a 259-194 (.572) league record in the conference's 17-year Ballpark history. The Bears broke school records for total (126,392) and history; that .572 winning percentage ranks second in the conference. average (3,255) home attendance, in addition to records for two- (10,798) Baylor joins Oklahoma as the only schools to appear in every Big 12 and three-game (15,114) series at Baylor Ballpark. Tournament. Smith has coached six Big 12 Player of the Year winners, Six Bears were selected in the 2012 MLB Draft, as Max Muncy was two Big 12 Newcomer of the Year honorees, four Freshman of the Year called in the fifth round, Big 12 Player of the Year Ludy went in the winners and 113 All-Big 12 performers. Furthermore, he has coached 39 eighth round, Vick was tabbed in the 11th round, Turley went in the 16th All-Big 12 first-team performers, four Freshman All-Big 12 selections and round, Tyler Bremer was selected in the 27th round and Blank went in 146 Academic All-Big 12 choices. Baylor's 100 players placed on the the 30th round. Academic All-Big 12 first team since the league's inception are more than Smith's 2011 squad earned the No. 2 seed in the NCAA Houston any other team in the league. Regional. The Bears came within one strike of advancing to the NCAA An accomplished pitching coach, Smith has tutored eight pitchers in Super Regional, but California's four-run, ninth-inning rally in a winner- the last 17 years who were selected in the first round of the Major League take-all title game ended the Bears' season. Baylor advanced to the title Baseball draft. He also has coached at least one all-conference pitcher in game by eliminating No. 8 national seed Rice one day after knocking off each of the last 19 seasons. In 1999, under Smith's tutelage, right- Cal in the opening round. The Bears finished the season with a 31-28 hander/designated hitter won the overall record. It was the second consecutive season the Bears' season as the best player in college baseball and was the 16th overall pick by the ended in a regional title round. Colorado Rockies. In fact, Jennings claimed every national player of the Three Bears were selected in the 2011 MLB Draft, as Logan Verrett was year award that season, becoming the first unanimous national player of chosen in the third round, Brooks Pinckard went in the 10th and Landis the year in Division I history. Ware was a 44th-round selection. Muncy was also named second-team Since the inception of the Big 12, Baylor has produced 81 Major League all-region by the ABCA, marking the first time a Baylor player earned all- Baseball draft selections, including six first rounders, 10 that have reached region honors since 2006. the majors and 27 in the top eight rounds of the draft. In 2005, the Bears The 2010 Bears came up just short in their bid to earn a conference produced a school-record nine draftees to rank third nationally in number championship, falling in the Big 12 Championship title game after of players drafted. Included in that group was right-handed pitcher Mark sweeping their way through pool play. That late-season run helped McCormick, a first-round selection of the St. Louis Cardinals. Baylor make its 11th regional appearance under Smith, as the Bears were Off the field, Smith's teams have maintained a high standard of named the No. 2 seed at the NCAA Fort Worth Regional. Baylor lost in excellence in the classroom and in the community. In 2007, Baylor was the regional title game, finishing the season 36-24. one of 30 Division I programs and the only Big 12 school to receive a Baylor was just as successful off the field in 2010. Chris Slater was Public Recognition Award from the NCAA Division I Academic named a CoSIDA Academic All-American, while 10 Baylor student- Performance Program for having an Academic Progress Rate (APR) score athletes earned Academic All-Big 12 honors. Six Baylor players were among the nation's top 10 percent. The Bears' APR was 983 with an selected in the 2010 MLB Draft, headlined by a trio of seniors in Gregg adjusted squad size mark of 992. The baseball team was Baylor's only Glime, Willie Kempf and Raynor Campbell. program so honored. In 2009, Smith led the Bears to the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional, The names of Baylor baseball players regularly appear on the Big 12 where they would finish third after going 1-2. Baylor opened with a 5-0 Commissioner's Honor Roll, the Baylor Dean's List and on national victory over 21st-ranked Minnesota, setting up a memorable game in academic awards lists. The 2009 squad posted the highest team GPA of which nearly 10,000 fans watched the Bears fall, 3-2, in 10 innings to

35 2014 bAylOr bASebAll meDiA AlmAnAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM heAD COACh Steve Smith eventual national champion LSU. The 1998 Baylor baseball team finished the season with a 41-20-1 The 2009 Baylor squad also had success off the field. The Bears led the record. The squad broke or tied 40 team and individual records, set a Big Big 12 Conference with 11 players named to the Academic All-Big 12 12 record with a 14-game winning streak and participated in the NCAA team, and Aaron Miller became the eighth player coached by Smith to be regional tournament in Gainesville, Fla. In addition, Smith was named named a CoSIDA Academic All-American. Big 12 Coach of the Year by two publications. Five Bears were drafted in the top 10 rounds following the season, Following the 1998 season, Smith spent the summer serving as the including Miller, who became the 10th Baylor player to be selected in the pitching coach for the USA National Team. Smith directed a pitching staff first round when the chose him with the 36th that consisted of the nation's top freshmen and sophomores to a 30-12 overall pick. record with a 3.72 team ERA. The USA National Team played in the Smith's 2008 team started off strong, winning 11 of its first 12 games on World Championships qualifier in Managua, Nicaragua, before its way to a top-10 national ranking. The high point of the Bears' season advancing to the World Championships in Palermo, Sicily. came when the Bears swept a three-game series at Mississippi State in Smith's track record, however, cannot be measured over one season or Smith's return to Starkville, Miss., where he was an assistant coach from one team. His ability to help athletes make it to the professional ranks is 1990 through 1994. Smith also notched his 500th career victory in the impressive. Since 1992, Smith has coached 83 players who have signed series. professional contracts, including 74 in the past 18 years as a head coach. In 2007, Smith guided one of his youngest teams ever to a spot in the Thirty-six of those 83 were pitchers, including first-round picks NCAA Houston Regional thanks largely to a late-season run. A ninth- (1998, Chicago White Sox), Jason Jennings (1999, Colorado Rockies), Chad inning rally in the series finale at Texas A&M sparked a stretch in which Hawkins (2000, Texas Rangers), Mark McCormick (2005, St. Louis Baylor won 10 of 13 games. The last three of those victories were in pool Cardinals) and Aaron Miller (2009, Los Angeles Dodgers). play at the Big 12 Conference Championship where the Bears knocked off Smith began his playing career as a two-sport standout in baseball and 21st-ranked Oklahoma State 3-1, 11th-ranked Missouri 10-5 and football at Gulfport (Miss.) High School, where he quarterbacked the 1978 Oklahoma, 7-6, to reach the event's title game for the fifth time, the Gulfport High team to a state championship. On the diamond, Smith second-most appearances in conference history. excelled as a pitcher. As a senior, he was 8-2 on the mound with a 0.81 In 2005, Smith guided Baylor to its best season ever. The Bears finished ERA, earning all-state honors and an appearance in the 1979 Mississippi 46-24, reached the national semifinals at the College World Series and High School All-Star Game. ranked fourth nationally at season's end, the highest final ranking in the Following high school, Smith went on to Mississippi College, where he program's history. Baylor also posted a 19-8 Big 12 Conference record in lettered in football and baseball (1979-80). He pitched 42.2 innings with a 2005, sharing the regular season conference crown with Nebraska. Smith 1.27 ERA and 26 strikeouts for the Choctaws. As a true freshman, Smith was named Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year by The Dallas Morning quarterbacked the football team to the Gulf South Conference title and a News, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the San Antonio Express-News and third-place finish in the NCAA Division II playoffs. the Waco Tribune-Herald. Smith then transferred to Baylor, sitting out the 1981 season due to Baylor's 2005 pitching staff ranked 12th nationally in team ERA, NCAA transfer rules. While playing for the Bears in 1982, Smith led the posting a 3.23 mark. It was the ninth-lowest team ERA in school history, with a 1.72 ERA, bettering league foes and future the lowest since 1977 and the second-lowest at Baylor in the aluminum major league pitchers Norm Charlton, Roger Clemens, Doug Drabek and bat era. Four regular Baylor pitchers posted ERAs below 3.00, led by Calvin Schiraldi. He posted a 5-4 record in nine starts, giving up only 13

COACheS Ryan LaMotta's 2.15 mark that ranked 26th nationally. Jeff Mandel had a earned runs in 68 innings pitched. In 1983, he was 6-7 with a 3.57 ERA for 1.91 ERA in 66.0 innings; while he was four innings shy of qualifying for the Bears, allowing only 32 earned runs in 80.2 innings of work. NCAA rankings (where he would have ranked 13th), Mandel's ERA After being selected by the in the fifth round of ranked 10th in school history for pitchers with at least 45.0 innings and the 1983 free agent draft, Smith spent four years working his way was the fourth-lowest of the aluminum bat era. Opponents hit just .234 through the Giants' minor league system, ending his professional career off Baylor pitching, led by Mark McCormick's .184 average. in 1986 with the Class AAA Phoenix Firebirds. In his initial season of Following the 2005 season, Smith served as head coach of the USA with the Great Falls Giants, Smith went 8-3 with 107 Baseball National Team. He joined former Texas A&M head coach Mark strikeouts in 94 innings and only 16 walks. After an elbow injury limited Johnson as the only Big 12 coaches to have served as Team USA head him to only 60 innings in 1984, Smith won eight games for the Fresno coach. Smith, who previously served as an assistant under Mississippi Giants en route to the championship in 1985. State head coach on the 1998 National Team, led the 2005 squad Smith returned to Baylor in 1986 to complete a degree in secondary to a 16-4 record during the non-championship summer tour. Team USA education. He then served as a graduate assistant for coach Mark Johnson was 14-0 on American soil under Smith. at Texas A&M, where he received his master's degree in business Smith was named head coach of the Baylor baseball program July 29, administration in 1989. While at A&M, his coaching responsibilities 1994, replacing Baylor legend Mickey Sullivan, who retired after 21 included working with the outfielders and assisting with recruiting, seasons. Smith is the 18th head coach in Baylor history. He was named scouting and summer camps. During his tenure at A&M, the Aggies the 2000 Big 12 Coach of the Year after guiding the Bears to their first compiled a 110-22 record, captured a share of the Southwest Conference outright conference title in 77 years. title and appeared in two NCAA regional tournaments. In January 2001, Smith was named by Baseball America as one of 10 Following his stint at A&M, Smith spent the next five years on Polk's rising stars on all levels of baseball. He was the only person associated staff at Mississippi State, working primarily with the pitchers. He also with college baseball on the list. In January 2007, he was elevated to first served as the recruiting coordinator and put together the nation's top vice-president of the American Baseball Coaches Association and in 2008 recruiting class, as ranked by Collegiate Baseball, in 1994. In addition, served as the organization's president. Smith directed the MSU baseball camps that drew more than 1,000 Baylor saw its 2003 season end in the program's second-ever NCAA campers each year and grew to be one of the nation's top baseball camps. Super Regional appearance, losing to LSU two games to one. The Bears During his first year at Mississippi State, the Bulldogs advanced to the finished the season ranked 11th nationally with a 45-23 record and set College World Series, where they finished fifth with a final record of 50- team single-season marks in eight statistical categories, including batting 21. average, hits, doubles and total bases. Smith then guided a Bulldog pitching staff that ranked among the top In 2002, Baylor earned its fifth straight NCAA Tournament selection three schools in ERA in each of the last four and once again ranked among the nation's top 25 baseball teams nearly seasons he was there. His 1992 staff led the league and ranked 14th all season. The Bears opened the year hot and claimed series wins against nationally with a 3.22 ERA. That staff also posted the lowest ERA of a then-No. 6 Southern California, eventual national champion Texas, and MSU team since 1976 and set a school record with 504 strikeouts on the 2002 College World Series participant Nebraska. Baylor advanced to the season. championship game of the NCAA Austin Regional, the team's third While at MSU, Smith was also responsible for the development of three regional title game in four years. major league first-round draft picks in B.J. Wallace, Jay Powell and The Bears went 37-24 in 2001 and capped off the year with their fourth Carlton Loewer. straight trip to an NCAA regional tournament. Catcher In his seven years as an assistant coach, Smith made six NCAA was a consensus first-team All-America selection, as well as being named regional appearances and coached for three teams that were ranked No. 1 the Big 12 Player of the Year and winning the Johnny Bench Award. nationally at one point in the season. En route to winning the 2000 Big 12 Conference title, the Bears posted a Off the field, Smith co-produced a two-volume video, "The Care and 45-17 record, marking Smith's third straight 40-win season. The Bears also Maintenance of the Pitching Shoulder," and has since released an participated in their third consecutive NCAA regional, hosting the event instructional video, "Preparing for Pitcher Success." He speaks to for the second year in a row. numerous youth and civic groups each year and serves as a deacon at the In 1999, the Bears posted a 50-15 record and advanced to the NCAA First Baptist Church of Woodway. Super Regional, also hosted by Baylor. The Bears' 50 wins broke the Smith also was instrumental in creating Baylor's first baseball support school record of 43 set in 1977 when the Bears went to the College World group, Heart of the Order, with a current membership of more than 300. Series. In addition, the 1999 squad posted its second straight 100-100 Smith, 53, is married to the former Melinda Newcom of Fort Worth. season, hitting more than 100 home runs and stealing more than 100 Melinda, also a Baylor graduate, was a Baylor yell leader from 1981 to bases. Baylor was one of only two schools to accomplish the feat two 1983. They have two sons, Ryan (21) -- a junior on the Baylor baseball years in a row. team -- and Case (19) - a freshman on the Baylor baseball team.

36 2014 bAylOr bASebAll meDiA AlmAnAC @BAYLORBASEBALL heAD COACh Steve Smith the Smith file COAChing experienCe eDUCAtiOn bAylOr, 1995-preSent texas A&m, 1989 • Head Coach • Master of Business Administration • 695-460-1 record, 277-224 in conference games, 259-194 in Big 12 play • Top 50 winning percentage among active coaches with five or more years of experience bAylOr, 1986 • Top 50 active coaching wins leader with five or more years of experience • Bachelor of Secondary Education • 2012 Big 12 Coach of the Year (coaches) • Led SWC in ERA in 1982 (1.72) • 2012 Midwest Region Coach of the Year (ABCA) • Fifth-round draft pick, SF Giants (1983) • Big 12 records of 24-game winning streak and 18-game conference winning streak in 2012 miSSiSSippi COllege • 2008 President American Baseball Coaches Association • Earned letters in football (quarterback) and baseball (pitcher) • 2006 Baylor Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee • Led Choctaws to NCAA Division II third-place finish • 2005 NCAA College World Series (national semifinalist) • 2005 Big 12 Coach of the Year (Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, gUlfpOrt [miSS.] high SChOOl, 1979 San Antonio Express News, Waco Tribune-Herald) • Quarterback, 1978 state champions • 2000 Big 12 Coach of the Year (coaches) • Pitcher, 1979 Mississippi HS All-Star Game • 1999 Big 12 Coach of the Year (Dallas Morning News) • 1998 Big 12 Coach of the Year (Austin American Statesman, Waco Tribune-Herald) • 13 NCAA Regionals (1998-2003, 2005-2007, 2009-2012) pOStSeASOn experienCe • 4 NCAA Super Regionals (1999, 2003, 2005, 2012) • 3 Big 12 Conference championships (2000, 2005, 2012) bAylOr heAD COACh, 1995-preSent • 8 players chosen to the USA Baseball National Team • 2012 NCAA Waco Super Regional (Baylor) • 81 MLB draft picks -- 27 in the top eight rounds • 2012 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) • Coached Golden Spikes Award, Dick Howser Award, Rotary Smith & Johnny Bench Award winners • 2011 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) • 46 All-America selections • 2010 NCAA Fort Worth Regional (TCU) • 31 All-Region selections • 2009 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional (LSU) COACheS • 6 conference player of the year selections • 2007 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) • 1 Academic All-American of the Year (Charley Carter, 1998) • 2006 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) • 12 Academic All-America choices • 2005 NCAA College World Series • 37 Academic All-District selections • 2005 NCAA Waco Super Regional (Baylor) • 113 All-Conference performers • 2005 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) • 146 Academic All-Conference selections • 2003 NCAA Baton Rough Super Regional (LSU) • 2003 NCAA Hattiesburg Regional (Southern Miss) USA bASebAll nAtiOnAl teAm, 2005 • 2002 NCAA Austin Regional (Texas) • Head Coach • 2001 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) • 16-4 record, 14-0 on American soil • 2000 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) • 1999 NCAA Waco Super Regional (Baylor) USA bASebAll nAtiOnAl teAm, 1998 • 1999 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) • Pitching Coach • 1998 NCAA South I Regional (Florida) • World Championships qualifier miSSiSSippi StAte ASSiStAnt COACh, 1990-1994 miSSiSSippi StAte, 1990-1994 • 1993 NCAA East Regional (Florida State) • Assistant Coach • 1992 NCAA Midwest Regional (Mississippi State) • 1990 NCAA College World Series • 1991 NCAA Northeast Regional (Maine) • Four straight NCAA Regionals (1990-1993) • 1990 NCAA College World Series • 1990 SEC Tournament co-champions • 1990 NCAA South II Regional (Mississippi State) texAS A&m, 1988-1989 • Graduate Assistant texAS A&m grADUAte ASSiStAnt, 1988-1989 • Back-to-back NCAA Regionals (1988-89) • 1989 NCAA Central Regional (Texas A&M) • 1989 SWC co-champions • 1988 NCAA South Regional (Mississippi State) prOfeSSiOnAl experienCe mileStOne winS SAn frAnCiSCO giAntS SyStem, 1983-1986 win SCOre DAte • Great Falls Giants (Rookie), 1983 1 Baylor 7, Texas State 0 2/7/95 • Shreveport Captains (AA), 1984 50 Baylor 8, Texas 7 4/19/96 • Fresno Giants (A), 1984-1986 100 Baylor 14, Texas State 2 3/3/98 • Phoenix Firebirds (AAA), 1986 150 Baylor 9, Missouri 2 3/21/99 200 Baylor 6, Oklahoma 3 3/25/00 250 Baylor 10, Houston 6 4/4/01 300 Baylor 11, Arizona 9 2/19/03 350 Baylor 8, Texas A&M 7 3/19/04 400 Baylor 8, Texas-Arlington 5 4/26/05 450 Baylor 12, Nebraska 2 5/14/06 500 Baylor 16, Mississippi State 11 3/9/08 550 Baylor 14, Texas 9 5/20/09 600 Baylor 7, Florida International 6 (11) 3/15/11 650* Baylor 15, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2 (7) 4/17/12

* — became Baylor’s all-time wins leader in all sports

37 2014 bAylOr bASebAll meDiA AlmAnAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM ASSOCiAte heAD COACh Steve jOhnigAn and assistant coach on two league-champion teams. Johnigan was a catcher on the 1986 championship team in Waterloo, Iowa. He also served as pitching coach for the 1989 Appalachian League champion Kinston Indians in Kinston, N.C. Steve A native of Bryan, Texas, Johnigan was a two-time all-district shortstop and pitcher at Bryan High School. He went on to Bee County Junior College in Beeville (1982-83) where he was team captain and all- jOhnigAn 14 conference catcher in 1983. ASSOCiAte heAD COACh • 19th SeASOn Johnigan, 51, is married to the former Donna Vaughn of Blossom, texAS A&m, 1989 Texas. They are the parents of two boys, Zachary (20) and Brycen (17). Steve "Hoot" Johnigan is in his 19th season as an assistant coach at the jOhnigAn file Baylor after serving four years as an assistant at Mississippi State, including three seasons alongside Baylor head coach Steve Smith. He was COAChing experienCe promoted to Baylor associate head coach following the 2012 season. 2013- Baylor, associate head coach At Baylor, Johnigan serves as the primary hitting coach, coordinates 1996-2012 Baylor, assistant coach the Bears' offense and baserunning and coaches the infielders and 1992-1995 Mississippi State, assistant coach catchers. Johnigan also coordinates the Baylor Coaching Clinic held in 1990-1991 Texas A&M, graduate assistant conjunction with the Texas High School Coaches Association convention 1989 Kinston Indians (Appalachian League), pitching coach each January. 1988-1989 Texas A&M, student assistant As the Bears' third base coach, Johnigan directed the Baylor offense to record seasons for runs scored and stolen bases in 1999. Baylor was one of prOfeSSiOnAl experienCe only two Division I teams nationally to hit at least 100 home runs and 1985-1987 Organization steal at least 100 bases during both the 1998 and 1999 seasons. eDUCAtiOn Johnigan also has established Baylor as one of the nation's leaders in development of catchers. During Johnigan's time on staff, Baylor catchers high SChOOl: Bryan (Texas) High School, 1981 have been named All-Big 12 Conference eight times, ABCA All-Midwest COllege: Bee County College, 1983 (Assoc.); Texas A&M, 1989 (B.S.); Region five times and eight have signed professional contracts with Major Mississippi State, 1991 (M.E.) League organizations. That list starts with Kelly Shoppach, who was a 2001 unanimous first- pOStSeASOn experienCe

COACheS team All-America selection, won the Johnny Bench Award as the nation's bAylOr ASSiStAnt COACh, 1996-preSent top collegiate catcher and was a second-round draft pick of the Boston • 2012 NCAA Waco Super Regional (Baylor) Red Sox. Shoppach went on to play for the Cleveland Indians, who • 2012 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) reached the 2007 American League Championship Series, and he is • 2011 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) entering his 10th MLB season in 2014. Three other Baylor catchers -- Josh • 2010 NCAA Fort Worth Regional (TCU) Ford (2003), Zach Dillon (2006) and Josh Ludy (2012) -- also have been • 2009 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional (LSU) Bench Award Semifinalists. • 2007 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) Baylor catchers also have led the Big 12 in conference batting average • 2006 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) twice in the last six seasons; Dillon established a Baylor record with a .421 • 2005 NCAA College World Series average in Big 12 play during the 2006 season, while Matt Czimskey led • 2005 NCAA Waco Super Regional (Baylor) the league with a .386 conference average in 2007. Ludy was named 2012 • 2005 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) Big 12 Player of the Year after leading the league in home runs and RBI • 2003 NCAA Baton Rough Super Regional (LSU) and finishing third in batting average. During the 2004, 2005 and 2006 • 2003 NCAA Hattiesburg Regional (Southern Miss) seasons, a Baylor catcher reached base safely in 145 consecutive games. • 2002 NCAA Austin Regional (Texas) However, the success of Baylor's catchers is best judged by the success • 2001 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) of the Bears' pitching staffs. Baylor has ranked fourth or better in the Big • 2000 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) 12 in staff ERA 10 times in the league's 16-year history. In 2005, Baylor • 1999 NCAA Waco Super Regional (Baylor) finished 12th nationally in ERA with a 3.23 mark; it was the ninth-lowest • 1999 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) ERA in school history, the lowest since 1977. The 2012 team posted an • 1998 NCAA South I Regional (Florida) even better ERA at 3.08, which ranked 19th nationally and was the Bears' lowest since 1970, prior to the aluminum-bat era. miSSiSSippi StAte ASSiStAnt COACh, 1992-1995 During Johnigan's tenure at Mississippi State, the Bulldogs appeared in • 1993 NCAA East Regional (Florida State) the NCAA regional in 1992 and 1993. Johnigan's primary responsibilities • 1992 NCAA Midwest Regional (Mississippi State) for the Bulldogs included coaching catchers, outfielders and hitters. In addition to his on-field duties, he also coordinated travel and umpire texAS A&m grADUAte ASSiStAnt, 1990-91 assignments. • 1991 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional (LSU) A 1989 kinesiology graduate of Texas A&M, Johnigan served as both a student assistant coach and a graduate assistant at A&M. As a student texAS A&m StUDent ASSiStAnt, 1988-89 assistant coach in 1988 and 1989, Johnigan worked with then-graduate • 1989 NCAA Central Regional (Texas A&M) assistant Smith. While at A&M, Johnigan worked with the Aggie • 1988 NCAA South Regional (Mississippi State) infielders, catchers and hitters. He received a master's degree in education from Mississippi State in 1991. A walk-on catcher, Johnigan became a two-year starter (1984-85) at Texas A&M. His career batting average of .352 ranks among the best in Aggie history. In his junior season, Johnigan received the Wally Moon Award, given to the team's most improved player. Johnigan was the squad's captain in 1985 and was selected to the Southwest Conference all- tournament team that same year. For his efforts, he was awarded with the Marion Pugh Spirit Award for his "never say die" attitude. After finishing his senior year at Texas A&M, Johnigan signed a professional baseball contract with the Cleveland Indians. He continued in the Cleveland organization through the 1987 season as both a player

38 2014 bAylOr bASebAll meDiA AlmAnAC @BAYLORBASEBALL ASSiStAnt COACh trevOr mOte Following his time as a player in professional baseball, Mote returned to Baylor to complete his Bachelor of Science degree before returning to Yavapai College as a coach for the 2005 season. In three seasons with Mote on the coaching staff, Yavapai was 134-51-1 with two ACCAC trevOr conference titles and an NJCAA national runner-up finish in 2006. Mote, 34, is married to the former April Luce from Lake Jackson, Texas. April was a four-year letterwinner for Baylor's softball program. She is mOte 42 the cousin of former Baylor baseball letterwinner Brandon Luce and the ASSiStAnt COACh • Sixth SeASOn niece of former Baylor football standout Derrel Luce. The couple has two bAylOr, 2004 daughters, Maci Louise and McKinley Jay. Former Baylor letterman Trevor Mote is in his sixth season as an the mOte file assistant coach at his alma mater. Mote was promoted to full-time status in 2012 after serving four seasons as volunteer assistant coach. He serves COAChing experienCe as the Bears' primary pitching coach, assists with all phases of defensive 2012- Baylor, assistant coach instruction and works with Baylor's hitters and outfielders. 2009-2011 Baylor, volunteer assistant coach In 2013, Mote coached the Bears' pitching staff to a 3.99 team ERA 2006-2008 Yavapai (Ariz.) College, assistant coach while helping develop three players into MLB Draft picks: LHP Crayton Bare, RHP Max Garner and RHP Dillon Newman (did not sign, will plAying experienCe return for 2014 season). All three hurlers were 2013 All-Big 12 honorees. 2001-2003 Houston Astros Organization Bare set career highs in innings pitched (53.1), wins (6-2) and strikeouts 2001 Baylor (54). Garner set career highs in starts (14) innings pitched (84.2) and 2000 Arizona strikeouts (64). Newman led the team's starters with a 2.91 ERA and .225 1998-1999 Yavapai (Ariz.) College opponent batting average while having a career-high 52 strikeouts and career-low five walks. He ranked third in the NCAA in walks allowed eDUCAtiOn per nine innings (0.58) and strikeout-to-walk ratio (10.4) and seventh in high SChOOl: Kingman (Ariz.) High School, 1997 COACheS WHIP (0.88) as he set a new Baylor single-season records for strikeout-to- COllege: Yavapai (Ariz.) College, 1999 (Assoc.); Baylor, 2004 (B.S.) walk ratio and WHIP. Mote took over as the Bears' primary pitching coach in 2012 and called pOStSeASOn experienCe pitches for a staff that posted a 3.08 ERA -- the best by a Baylor team since 1970, which was prior to the aluminum-bat era. The 2012 Bears bAylOr ASSiStAnt COACh, 2009-preSent finished 49-17 and won the Waco Regional, rebounding from an opening • 2012 NCAA Waco Regional (Baylor) round loss to win four consecutive elimination games over three days. • 2012 NCAA Waco Super Regional (Baylor) Mote coached two All-Americans, four All-Big 12 honorees, one Big 12 • 2011 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) All-Freshman team selection and three 2012 MLB draft picks. • 2010 NCAA Fort Worth Regional (TCU) He is credited with the dramatic turnaround made by Trent Blank, • 2009 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional (LSU) who entered the season with a 5.99 ERA in his first three seasons at Baylor. Mote worked with Blank on changing his arm slot, and Blank bAylOr plAyer, 2001 earned All-America honors after posting an 11-1 record with a 2.23 ERA • 2001 NCAA Houston Regional (Rice) in 19 appearances in 2012. His 11 wins were the most by a Baylor pitcher since 2000, and he led the Big 12 in wins and ranked sixth in ERA. Mote returned to Baylor in 2009 after a three-year stint as assistant coach at Yavapai College in Arizona, which followed a three-season professional career. The Bears have advanced to NCAA Regional play in all four of Mote's seasons as assistant coach. Baylor finished third in the 2009 Baton Rouge Regional, advanced to the championship rounds of the 2010 Fort Worth Regional and the 2011 Houston Regional and won the 2012 Waco Regional before coming up one win shy of a trip to the College World Series in the 2012 Waco Super Regional. A native of Kingman, Ariz., Mote played at Baylor during the 2001 season. He began his collegiate career at Yavapai College, where he twice led the Roughriders to ACCAC conference championships and was named a Junior College All-American in 1999. Mote spent his junior season at the University of Arizona before transferring to Baylor for his senior campaign. In his one season with the Bears, Mote started all 61 games at second base and earned honorable mention All-Big 12 Conference honors. He hit .313 with five home runs, 34 RBI, 19 doubles, 68 runs scored and six stolen bases. A , Mote established a Baylor record for hits in an NCAA Regional when he was 10-for-19 with a double, a home run and four RBI in the Bears' four games at the NCAA Houston Regional. He earned all-tournament honors for his performance. Mote was a 15th-round selection of the Houston Astros in the 2001 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. He spent three seasons in the Astros' organization, reaching Advanced A classification with the Salem Avalanche of the Carolina League in 2003. Mote, who primarily played third base at the professional level, was a Midwest League all-star selection in 2002 while with the Class A Michigan Battle Cats. That season, he hit .277 with nine home runs, 70 RBI, 25 doubles and seven stolen bases. In three professional seasons, Mote hit .256 with 12 homers, 133 RBI, 53 doubles and 22 stolen bases.

39 2014 bAylOr bASebAll meDiA AlmAnAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM ASSiStAnt COACh ADAm revelette

ADAm revelette 40 ASSiStAnt COACh • SeCOnD SeASOn KentUCKy, 2007

Adam Revelette is in his first season at Baylor as volunteer assistant coach and second season overall. Revelette ran the baseball operations in 2013 after joining the staff on Aug. 9, 2012, and now gets a chance to get back to his coaching roots. Prior to coming to Baylor, Revelette spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Transylvania (Ky.) University. He served as the Pioneers' pitching coach, assisted with recruiting, coordinated team travel, organized practices, managed camps and clinics and handled scheduling. Revelette guided the Transylvania pitching staff to a 4.10 ERA in 2012, the second-lowest in the modern history of the program. In addition to his coaching duties, Revelette is also the editor of Inside Pitch magazine, where he is responsible for writing, editing, planning and production of the publication, which focuses on providing cutting-edge information about the game of baseball. Revelette also spent three years as general manager of the Lexington Hustlers in the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League. Prior to his time at Transylvania, Revelette played four seasons of professional baseball in the Minnesota Twins organization and in the independent Frontier League as a left-handed pitcher. Revelette was

COACheS named a 2008 Frontier League All-Star when he made 14 starts for the Gateway Grizzlies. A Lexington, Ky., native, Revelette played four years of collegiate baseball before signing with the Twins as a non-drafted free agent in 2006. He played two years at Dayton before transferring to Kentucky for the 2005 and 2006 seasons. As a junior in 2005, Revelette logged 25.1 innings of work over 21 relief appearances for the Wildcats, and he helped UK to the 2006 SEC Championship. Revelette graduated from Kentucky with a communication degree in 2007 and earned a Masters of Business Administration in applied management through Indiana Wesleyan University in 2013. the revelette file COAChing experienCe 2014- Baylor, volunteer assistant coach 2011-2012 Transylvania (Ky.) University, assistant coach/recruiting coordinator 2009 Lexington Hustlers, assistant coach

prOfeSSiOnAl wOrK experienCe 2013 Baylor, director of operations 2012- Inside Pitch magazine, editor 2008-2010 Lexington Hustlers, general manager/pitching coach

plAying experienCe 2008-2009 Independent Professional Baseball 2006-2007 Minnesota Twins Organization 2005-2006 Kentucky 2003-2004 Dayton

eDUCAtiOn high SChOOl: Lexington (Ky.) Catholic High School, 2002 COllege: Kentucky, 2007 (B.S.); Indiana Wesleyan, 2013 (M.B.A.)

pOStSeASOn experienCe KentUCKy plAyer, 2005-06 • 2006 NCAA Lexington Regional

40 2014 BAYLOr BASeBALL MediA ALMAnAC @BAYLORBASEBALL gAMe reCApS UC irvine 6, #23 BAYLOr 4 BAYLOr 4, LOUiSiAnA teCH 2 #20 OkLAHOMA StAte 5, BAYLOr 0 FeB. 15 • AnteAter BALLpArk • irvine, CA MArCH 5 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 22 • ALLie p. reYnOLdS StAdiUM • StiLLWAter, Ok BAYLOr 100 000 300 490 LA teCH 002 000 000 254 BAYLOr 000 000 000 070 UC irvine 005 001 00X 6 11 0 BAYLOr 300 010 00X 450 OSU 000 003 20X 581 Wp: Thurman (1-0). Lp: Smith (0-1). Sv: Parmenter (1). Wp: Michalec (1-1). Lp: Carlisle (0-1). Sv: Smith (3). Wp: Hursh (3-0). Lp: Newman (3-1). Sv: None. tiMe: 2:57. Att: 957. Hr: BU— Orf (1). tiMe: 2:51. Att: 2,252. Hr: None. tiMe: 2:18. Att: 303. Hr: OSU — Fish (5).

UC irvine 5, #23 BAYLOr 0 BAYLOr 5, LOUiSiAnA teCH 4 BAYLOr 5, #20 OkLAHOMA StAte 3 (12) FeB. 16 • AnteAter BALLpArk • irvine, CA MArCH 6 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 23 • ALLie p. reYnOLdS StAdiUM • StiLLWAter, Ok BAYLOr 000 000 000 032 LAMAr 002 110 000 461 BAYLOr 000 003 000 002 573 UC irvine 020 120 00X 561 BAYLOr 120 000 002 582 OSU 000 011 100 000 3 10 3 Wp: Whitehouse (1-0). Lp: Garner (0-1). Sv: None. Wp: Ashby (1-0). Lp: Dudley (0-3). Sv: None. Wp: Bare (1-1). Lp: McCurry (3-1). Sv: None. tiMe: 2:35. Att: 675. Hr: None. tiMe: 2:58. Att: 2,222. Hr: LATECH— Alvis (1). tiMe: 4:15. Att: 89. Hr: None.

UC irvine 15, #23 BAYLOr 3 iLLinOiS 4, BAYLOr 3 Ut SAn AntOniO 5, BAYLOr 3 FeB. 17 • AnteAter BALLpArk • irvine, CA MArCH 8 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 26 • WOLFF StAdiUM • SAn AntOniO, texAS BAYLOr 010 200 000 3 12 1 iLLinOiS 200 000 002 452 BAYLOr 000 120 000 3 10 1 UC irvine 100 1112 00X 15 18 0 BAYLOr 000 020 010 370 UtSA 300 002 00X 5 10 1 Wp: Morales (1-0). Lp: Bare (0-1). Sv: None. Wp: Muck (1-0). Lp: Smith (1-2). Sv: Roper (2). Wp: Pacheco (6-0). Lp: Spicer 1-2). Sv: Sims (3). tiMe: 3:02. Att: 711. Hr: UCI —Sparks (1), McClanahan (1) . tiMe: 2:33. Att: 2,331. Hr: ILL—Hurwitz (1). tiMe: 2:57. Att: 233. Hr: UTSA — Rockett (4).

BAYLOr 6, texAS StAte 3 iLLinOiS 5, BAYLOr 4 (11) kAnSAS StAte 3, BAYLOr 2 FeB. 19 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 9 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 28 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS texAS StAte 100 010 001 360 iLLinOiS 102 000 100 01 5 10 4 kSU 020 000 100 3 11 2 BAYLOr 140 100 00X 6 10 5 BAYLOr 201 100 000 00 485 BAYLOr 100 100 000 281 Wp: Spicer (1-0). Lp: Boes (0-1). Sv: Smith (1). Wp: Tyler (1-1). Lp: Browder (0-1). Sv: Roper (3). Wp: MaVorhis (3-0). Lp: Newman (3-2). Sv: Matthys (2). tiMe: 3:07. Att: 2,462. Hr: None. tiMe: 3:05. Att: 2,632. Hr: ILL—Lindauer (2), BU—Porter (1). tiMe: 2:53. Att: 2,470. Hr: None.

#2 UCLA 4, #23 BAYLOr 3 iLLinOiS 4, BAYLOr 3 BAYLOr 10, kAnSAS StAte 8 (13) FeB. 22 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 9 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 29 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS UCLA 101 000 110 480 iLLinOiS 310 001 001 6 13 1 kSU 042 001 010 000 0 8 16 2 BAYLOr 100 000 101 370 BAYLOr 000 000 001 131 BAYLOr 300 030 020 000 2 10 16 3 Wp: Plutko (1-0). Lp: Garner (0-2). Sv: Kaprielian (1). Wp: Kravetz (2-0). Lp: Stone (0-2). Sv: None. Wp: Michalec (3-1). Lp: Doller (2-2). Sv: None. tiMe: 3:58. Att: 2,715. Hr: None. tiMe: 2:55. Att: 2,882. Hr: ILL—Parr (3). tiMe: 4:33. Att: 2,563. Hr: BU — Porter 2 (4).

#23 BAYLOr 5, #2 UCLA 0 HOUStOn 5, BAYLOr 3 BAYLOr 7, kAnSAS StAte 6 FeB. 23 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 12 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 30 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS UCLA 000 000 000 050 HOUStOn 032 000 000 552 kSU 120 000 003 6 11 0 BAYLOr 000 020 03X 581 BAYLOr 001 200 000 381 BAYLOr 000 303 01X 7 14 4 Wp: Newman (1-0). Lp: Vander Tuig (1-1). Sv: Smith (2). Wp: Garza (2-0). Lp: Wynn (0-1). Sv: Rucker (1). Wp: Stone (1-2). Lp: Wivinis (4-1). Sv: Smith (5). tiMe: 3:18. Att: 3,085. Hr: BU —Towey (1). tiMe: 2:58. Att: 2,683. Hr: None. tiMe: 3:14. Att: 2,672. Hr: None. revieW 2013

#2 UCLA 5, #23 BAYLOr 4 BAYLOr 10, neW OrLeAnS 0 BAYLOr 6, dALLAS BAptiSt 1 FeB. 24 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 15 • COUgAr FieLd • HOUStOn, texAS ApriL 3 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS UCLA 000 130 001 570 neW OrLeAnS 000 000 00 011 dBU 001 000 000 142 BAYLOr 000 130 001 570 BAYLOr 000 014 14 10 12 0 BAYLOr 001 410 00X 672 Wp: Berg (1-0). Lp: Michalec (0-1). Sv: Kaprielian (2). Wp: Newman (3-0). Lp: Speer (1-4). Sv: None. Wp: Spicer (2-2). Lp: Shaw (0-2). Sv: None. tiMe: 3:20. Att: 2,667. Hr: None. tiMe: 1:44. Att: 304. Hr: BU — Porter (2), Miller (1). tiMe: 2:48. Att: 2,250. Hr: None.

BAYLOr 5, pepperdine 4 BAYLOr 8, neW OrLeAnS 3 WeSt virginiA 9, BAYLOr 8 FeB. 26 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MArCH 16 • COUgAr FieLd • HOUStOn, texAS ApriL 5 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS pepperdine 000 400 000 432 neW OrLeAnS 010 000 101 394 WvU 000 060 021 9 12 2 BAYLOr 000 001 211 5 12 2 BAYLOr 102 010 40X 8 13 1 BAYLOr 000 010 511 8 10 2 Wp: Smith (1-1). Lp: Karch (3-1). Wp: McCormack (1-0). Lp: Martinez (0-2). Sv: None. Wp: Paul (2-3). Lp: Michalec (3-2). Sv: None. tiMe: 3:10. Att: 2,413. Hr: None. tiMe: 2:52. Att: 579. Hr: TTU — Barnes (4). tiMe: 3:54. Att: 3,040. Hr: None.

BAYLOr 9, CALiFOrniA 0 HOUStOn 3, BAYLOr 2 BAYLOr 8, WeSt virginiA 0 MArCH 1 • MinUte MAid pArk • HOUStOn, texAS MArCH 16 • COUgAr FieLd • HOUStOn, texAS ApriL 6 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS BAYLOr 100 125 000 9 14 0 BAYLOr 000 002 000 260 WvU 000 000 000 080 CAL 000 000 000 031 HOUStOn 101 001 00X 3 12 3 BAYLOr 011 020 13X 8 13 0 Wp: Newman (2-0). Lp: Jones (0-1). Sv: None. Wp: Pruitt (4-1). Lp: Garner (1-3). Sv: None. Wp: Garner (2-3). Lp: Walter (2-3). Sv: Bare (1). tiMe: 2:55. Att: 1,1331. Hr: None. tiMe: 2:45. Att: 1,139. Hr: None. tiMe: 3:24. Att: 3,528. Hr: BU — Porter (5).

HOUStOn 15, BAYLOr 4 SAM HOUStOn StAte 4, BAYLOr 2 BAYLOr 11, WeSt virginiA 1 MArCH 2 • MinUte MAid pArk • HOUStOn, texAS MArCH 19 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS ApriL 7 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS HOUStOn 450 022 2XX 15 60 SHSU 200 020 000 464 WvU 000 100 0 151 BAYLOr 000 220 0XX 453 BAYLOr 101 000 000 272 BAYLOr 090 000 2 11 15 0 Wp: Pruitt (3-0). Lp: Stone (0-1). Sv: None. Wp: Smith (1-3). Lp: Spicer (1-1). Sv: Simms (3). Wp: Stone (2-2). Lp: Means (3-2). Sv: None. tiMe: 3:11. Att: 984. Hr: HOU —Davis(1). tiMe: 2:43. Att: 2,615. Hr: SHSU—Plucheck (2). tiMe: 2:29. Att: 2,557. Hr: WVU — McBroom (7). BU — Price (1).

BAYLOr 9, #12 riCe 2 BAYLOr 4, SAM HOUStOn StAte 1 BAYLOr 14, Ut ArLingtOn 4 MArCH 3 • MinUte MAid pArk • HOUStOn, texAS MArCH 20 • SOn SAnderS StAdiUM • HUntSviLLe, texAS ApriL 9 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS BAYLOr 000 033 003 9 12 0 BAYLOr 000 002 110 471 UtArLingtOn 030 000 01 464 riCe 000 000 002 262 SHSU 100 000 000 172 BAYLOr 000 007 52 14 21 1 Wp: Garner (1-2). Lp: Simms (3-1). Sv: None. Wp: Michalec (2-1). Lp: Eppler (1-1). Sv: Smith (4). Wp: Michalec (4-2). Lp: Nack (4-4). Sv: None. tiMe: 2:31. Att: 1,301. Hr: BU — Brown (1). Rice—Ewing (1) tiMe: 3:07. Att: 1,188. Hr: None. tiMe: 3:16. Att: 2,358. Hr: UTA — Twichell (1).

41 2014 BAYLOr BASeBALL MediA ALMAnAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM gAMe reCApS BAYLOr 2, #8 OkLAHOMA 1 BAYLOr 6, Ut ArLingtOn 4 ApriL 12 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS ApriL 30 • • ArLingtOn, texAS OkLAHOMA 000 000 001 160 BAYLOr 002 101 020 6 11 0 BAYLOr 100 000 001 250 UtA 200 000 002 472 Wp: Bare (2-1). Lp: Fisher (0-1). Sv: None. Wp: Spicer (3-2). Lp: Beck (1-5). Sv: Bare (4). tiMe: 2:23. Att: 3,443. Hr: BU — Towey (2). tiMe: 3:30. Att: 505. Hr: UTA — Shortall (5).

#8 OkLAHOMA 3, BAYLOr 1 kAnSAS 3, BAYLOr 2 ApriL 13 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MAY 3 • • LAWrenCe, kAnSAS OkLAHOMA 000 000 201 381 BAYLOr 100 000 100 241 BAYLOr 010 000 000 172 kAnSAS 000 030 00X 342 Wp: Overton (7-2). Lp: Garner (2-4). Sv: Evans (7). Wp: Taylor (5-1). Lp: Garner (3-5). Sv: Piche (9). tiMe: 2:52. Att: 4,468. Hr: None. tiMe: 2:26. Att: 837. Hr: None.

BAYLOr 12, #8 OkLAHOMA 10 kAnSAS 6, BAYLOr 5 ApriL 14 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MAY 4 • HOgLUnd BALLpArk • LAWrenCe, kAnSAS OkLAHOMA 231 300 010 10 14 2 BAYLOr 011 011 010 5 16 2 BAYLOr 400 000 44X 12 10 3 kAnSAS 021 010 011 6 11 1 Wp: Bare (3-1). Lp: Evans (5-1). Sv: None. Wp: Piche (6-2). Lp: Bare (5-2). Sv: None. tiMe: 3:22. Att: 2,787. Hr: OU — Haley (2). BU — Towey (3). tiMe: 2:05. Att: 939. Hr: None.

texAS StAte 3, BAYLOr 0 kAnSAS 5, BAYLOr 4 (10) ApriL 16 • • SAn MArCOS, texAS MAY 5 • HOgLUnd BALLpArk • LAWrenCe, kAnSAS BAYLOr 000 000 000 030 BAYLOr 200 000 011 0 463 texAS StAte 102 000 00X 361 kAnSAS 000 110 101 1 5 10 2 Wp: Pitts (1-3). Lp: McCormack (1-1). Sv: Lemke (6). Wp: Toalson (1-0). Lp: Michalec (4-4). Sv: None. tiMe: 2:31. Att: 1,775. Hr: TXST — Lovejoy (1). tiMe: 3:19. Att: 1,116. Hr: None.

BAYLOr 3, tCU 2 BAYLOr 4, UtSA 3 ApriL 19 • • FOrt WOrtH, texAS MAY 14 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS BAYLOr 100 000 011 371 UtSA 012 000 000 380 tCU 001 010 000 250 BAYLOr 020 200 00X 4 10 1 Wp: Bare (4-1). Lp: Young (4-4). Sv: None. Wp: Ashby (2-0). Lp: Sharp (0-2). Sv: Bare (5). tiMe: 2:57. Att: 3,802. Hr: BU — Price (2). tiMe: 2:45. Att: 2,904. Hr: BU — Mercurio (1).

tCU 2, BAYLOr 1 (15) texAS teCH 17, BAYLOr 5 ApriL 20 • LUptOn StAdiUM • FOrt WOrtH, texAS MAY 16 • rip griFFin pArk • LUBBOCk, texAS BAYLOr 000 000 100 000 000 1 12 1 BAYLOr 101 000 021 5 10 2 tCU 001 000 000 000 001 292 ttU 103 700 33X 17 21 0 Wp: Young (5-4). Lp: Michalec (4-3). Sv: None. Wp: Masek (5-1). Lp: Garner (3-6). Sv: None. tiMe: 4:41. Att: 4,309. Hr: None. tiMe: 3:18. Att: 2,427. Hr: TTU — Gutierrez (4), Poteete (3).

tCU 5, BAYLOr 4 texAS teCH 7, BAYLOr 1 ApriL 21 • LUptOn StAdiUM • FOrt WOrtH, texAS MAY 17 • rip griFFin pArk • LUBBOCk, texAS BAYLOr 004 000 000 461 BAYLOr 000 000 010 1 12 1 tCU 010 300 10X 5 10 0 ttU 300 100 30X 780 Wp: Teakell (3-0). Lp: Smith (1-3). Sv: None. Wp: Drozd (4-5). Lp: - Newman (3-3). Sv: - Moreno (1). 2013 revieW tiMe: 2:47. Att: 3,483. Hr: BU — Towey (4). tiMe: 2:52. Att: 2,817. Hr: TTU — Gutierrez (5).

BAYLOr 9, dALLAS BAptiSt 5 BAYLOr 15, texAS teCH 8 ApriL 23 • pAtriOt FieLd • dALLAS, texAS MAY 18 • rip BriFFin pArk • LUBBOCk, texAS BAYLOr 001 120 014 9 11 0 BAYLOr 500 082 00X 15 11 0 dBU 200 102 000 572 ttU 031 022 00X 8 12 2 Wp: Bare (5-1). Lp: Smith (5-4) Sv: None. Wp: Bare (6-2). Lp: Taylor (2-5). Sv: None. tiMe: 3:47. Att: 1,001. Hr: None. tiMe: 3:31. Att: 2,727. Hr: TTU — Gutierrez (6).

BAYLOr 6, texAS 2 OkLAHOMA 2, BAYLOr 0 ApriL 26 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MAY 23 • BriCktOWn BALLpArk • OkLAHOMA CitY, Ok texAS 000 100 010 264 BAYLOr 000 000 000 031 BAYLOr 020 103 00X 6 10 1 OkLAHOMA 000 000 000 261 Wp: Garner (3-4). Lp: French (3-4). Sv: None. Wp: Gray (9-3). Lp: Newman (3-4). Sv: None. tiMe: 2:54. Att: 3,739. Hr: None. tiMe: 2:08. Att: 3,637. Hr: None.

BAYLOr 1, texAS 0 #15 kAnSAS StAte 13, BAYLOr 9 ApriL 27 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MAY 24 • BriCktOWn BALLpArk • OkLAHOMA CitY, Ok texAS 000 000 000 050 kSU 000 404 009 13 12 3 BAYLOr 000 100 00X 160 BAYLOr 023 201 010 980 Wp: Stone (3-2). Lp: Peters (4-3). Sv: Bare (2). Wp: Esquivel (1-2). Lp: Michalec (4-5). Sv: None. tiMe: 3:12. Att: 4,295. Hr: None. tiMe: 3:33. Att: 3,707. Hr: None.

BAYLOr 5, texAS 2 texAS teCH 8, BAYLOr 2 ApriL 28 • BAYLOr BALLpArk • WACO, texAS MAY 25 • BriCktOWn BALLpArk • OkLAHOMA CitY, OkLA. texAS 000 001 100 271 BAYLOr 010 010 000 252 BAYLOr 001 020 02X 5 10 1 ttU 001 022 03X 880 Wp: Smith (2-3). Lp: Thornhill (2-5). Sv: Bare (3). Wp: Withrow (5-3). Lp: Stone (3-3). Sv:- Drozd (1). tiMe: 2:43. Att: 3,539. Hr: None. tiMe: 2:44. Att: 4,119. Hr: None. .

42 2014 BAYLOr BASeBALL MediA ALMAnAC @BAYLORBASEBALL OverALL StAtiStiCS reCOrd: 27-28 HOMe: 17-10 AWAY: 6-14 neUtrAL: 4-4

BAtting-FieLding pLAYer Avg gp-gS AB rH2B 3B Hr rBi tB SLg% BB HBp SO gdp OB% SF-SH SB-A pO AeFLd% 4 Orf, Nathan .377 55-55 215 36 81 15 1134 101 .470 25 13 26 4 .470 0-3 4-15 100 13.971 18 Towey, Cal .291 55-55 199 34 58 11 5445 91 .457 36 14 43 2 .429 3-1 10-12 42 120 11 .936 20 Miller, Jake .286 55-54 199 27 57 12 0 1 31 72 .362 15 1 43 1 .330 6-6 4-6 71 178 9 .965 8 Langford, Lawton .278 53-51 180 37 50 50 018 55 .306 34 10 30 3 .410 5-6 7-10 98 127 6 .974 16 Brown, Logan .276 48-44 163 28 45 51 114 55 .337 15 9 21 2 .365 2-2 16-22 111 41.991 5 Wendel, Duncan .276 41-27 116 8 32 40 013 36 .310 9123 2 .333 0-1 1-1 129 73.978 15 Toth, Adam .264 53-48 178 27 47 52 016 56 .315 18 5 41 2 .343 3-2 18-22 110 47.942 2 DalPorto, Steve .242 49-34 132 13 32 20 016 34 .258 13 5 21 0 .333 0-3 1-3 341 25 5 .987 13 Porter, Grayson .229 45-40 153 23 35 50 529 55 .359 14 3 40 0 .297 5-0 3-3 28 11.967 1 Doe, Brett .181 39-29 94 4 17 20 0 819 .202 7317 0 .357 1-5 2-3 149 34 5 .973 ------30 Price, Mitch .234 38-20 77 10 18 21 2 428 .364 9122 1 .322 0-0 0-0 44 21.979 38 Mercurio, Wes .231 20-3 26 26101210 .385 1190.286 0-0 0-0 2001.000 31 Goodwin, Nate .182 40-26 77 6 14 60 010 20 .260 7217 0 .261 2-5 0-0 176 21 2 .990 23 Menard, Matt .143 9-1 70100011.143 1130.333 0-0 0-0 5001.000 9 Tunnell, West .087 31-3 23 14 20000 2.087 4012 0 .222 0-1 3-3 801.889 29 Landes, Jimmy .048 1-5 21 010001 1.048 2061.125 1-0 0-0 31 93.930 35 Bare, Crayton .000 1-0 10000000.000 0010.000 0-0 0-0 1 14 1 .938 3 Davis, Trae .000 1-0 10000000.000 0010.000 0-0 0-0 0101.000 26 Michalec, Josh .000 1-0 00000000.000 0000.000 0-0 0-0 3 10 1 .929 totals .266 55-55 1862 269 496 75 10 15 242 636 .342 210 69 376 18 .357 28-35 69-100 1467 618 70 .969 Opponents .249 55-55 1804 252 449 74 11 20 232 605 .335 204 58 349 39 .341 18-49 44-65 1460 589 78 .963

LOB — Baylor (476), Opp (414). dps turned — Baylor (53), Opp (24). Ci — Baylor (0), Opp (1). pitCHing pLAYer erA W-L App gS Cg SHO/CBO Sv ip Hrer BB SO 2B 3B Hr AB OBA Wp HBp Bk SFA SHA 28 Newman, Dillon 2.91 3-4 12 12 2 1/2 0 77.1 63 28 25 5 52 12 24280 .225 26027 35 Bare, Crayton 3.38 6-2 27 00 0/2 5 53.1 46 21 20 22 54 611186 .247 961211 10 Stone, Austin 3.74 3-3 16 11 0 0/1 0 55.1 50 33 23 22 43 923202 .248 17065 21 Garner, Max 4.46 3-6 15 14 1 0/1 0 84.2 88 46 42 23 64 15 13327 .269 48027 ------revieW 2013 45 Browder, Kolt 1.53 0-1 13 00 0/1 0 17.2 13 5312 921065 .200 42002 33 McCormack, Bonny 1.80 1-1 720 0/0 0 10.0 4324700031 .129 01001 22 Ashby, Doug 1.90 2-0 21 00 0/0 0 23.2 17 5516 16 11084 .202 27100 3 Davis, Trae 2.08 0-0 500 0/1 0 4.1 1215200011 .091 10001 26 Michalec, Josh 2.64 4-5 22 00 0/1 0 47.2 37 17 14 19 36 501174 .213 54114 12 Kirkland, Joe 3.00 0-0 400 0/0 0 3.0 01182000 8.000 10000 44 Spicer, Sean 5.40 3-2 11 40 0/0 0 28.1 26 20 17 27 14 302103 .252 42113 6 Smith, Ryan 5.48 2-3 22 40 0/1 5 46.0 26 29 28 18 25 810174 .264 28026 32 Wynn, Sterling 5.72 0-1 11 80 0/0 0 28.1 37 23 18 12 24 10 14115 .322 12011 37 Landry, Miles 11.05 0-0 800 0/1 0 7.1 13 10 97110231 .419 22011 20 Miller, Jake 18.00 0-0 200 0/0 0 2.0 6441011011 .545 01000 47 Abbe, Hunter 99.00 0-0 200 0/0 0 0.0 25530100 21.000 12000 totals 3.99 27-28 55 55 3 5/4 10 489.0 449 252 217 204 349 74 11 20 1804 .249 39 58 4 18 49 Opponents 4.16 28-27 55 55 2 4/3 14 486.2 496 269 225 210 376 75 10 15 1862 .266 44 69 9 28 35 pB —(16), Goodwin 8, Landes 5, Menard 2, Doe 1, Opp (9). pickoffs - Team (9), Wynn 2, Stone 2, Bare 1, Spicer 1, Doe 1, Kirkland 1, Newman 1, Opp (14).

43 2014 BAYLOr BASeBALL MediA ALMAnAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM Big 12 StAtiStiCS reCOrd: 12-11 HOMe: 9-3 AWAY: 3-8

BAtting-FieLding pLAYer Avg gp-gS AB rH2B 3B Hr rBi tB SLg% BB HBp SO gdp OB% SF-SH SB-A pO AeFLd% 18 Towey, Cal .349 23-23 86 15 30 24 318 49 .570 18 5 20 0 .482 1-1 3-5 17 44 5 .924 4 Orf, Nathan .347 23-23 95 21 33 91 014 44 .463 13 3 11 2 .441 0-2 1-3 46 01.979 8 Langford, Lawton .314 23-23 86 21 27 10 010 28 .326 15 7 14 2 .445 2-2 4-5 48 50 2 .980 20 Miller, Jake .307 23-23 88 10 27 60 021 33 .375 8019 0 .354 3-4 1-2 33 79 6 .949 15 Toth, Adam .288 22-20 73 12 21 31 0 526 .356 9118 1 .369 1-2 7-8 54 14.932 13 Porter, Grayson .277 21-21 83 11 23 40 321 36 .434 7221 0 .333 4-0 3-3 21 11.957 16 Brown, Logan .250 18-15 60 8 15 20 0 417 .283 6562.366 0-0 4-6 39 11.976 5 Wendel, Duncan .218 19-11 55 3 12 20 0 514 .255 1114 1 .246 0-1 1-1 17 001.000 2 DalPorto, Steve .211 23-21 76 5 16 10 0 317 .224 6413 0 .302 0-2 1-3 192 19 1 .995 1 Doe, Brett .205 18-14 44 39100610 .227 4160.286 0-2 1-1 86 11 4 .960 ------29 Landes, Jimmy .500 4-0 20100001.500 0010.500 0-0 0-0 2001.000 30 Price, Mitch .222 14-4 18 44002210 .556 1181.300 0-0 0-0 000.000 9 Tunnell, West .200 11-0 56100001.200 2040.429 0-0 0-0 201.667 31 Goodwin, Nate .097 16-9 31 231001 4.129 3070.176 0-2 0-0 65 91.987 38 Mercurio, Wes .000 8-0 70000000.000 1150.222 0-0 0-0 000.000

totals .274 23 809 118 222 32 68110 290 .358 94 31 167 9 .367 11-18 25-36 636 260 33 .964 Opponents .273 23 795 108 217 36 67104 286 .360 56 25 153 17 .336 11-30 12-24 629 260 28 .969

LOB — Baylor (217), Opp (173). dps turned — Baylor (23), Opp (12). Ci — Baylor (0), Opp (1).

pitCHing pLAYer erA W-L App gS Cg SHO/CBO Sv ip Hrer BB SO 2B 3B Hr AB OBA Wp HBp Bk SFA SHA 26 Michalec, Josh 1.27 1-3 900 0/1 0 21.1 15 53615 20075 .200 23003 35 Bare, Crayton 2.22 5-1 13 00 0/2 3 28.1 25 87832 40197 .258 22125 10 Stone, Austin 3.06 3-0 760 0/1 0 35.1 33 18 12 13 23 712127 .260 04054 6 Smith, Ryan 4.28 1-1 920 0/0 1 27.1 34 14 13 7 13 610109 .312 13024 28 Newman, Dillon 4.30 0-3 660 0/0 0 37.2 39 21 18 2 26 622142 .275 24017 21 Garner, Max 4.91 2-3 881 0/1 0 47.2 53 28 26 9 36 10 11188 .282 46007 ------45 Browder, Kolt 0.00 0-0 200 0/0 0 3.1 00021000 9.000 21000 32 Wynn, Sterling 0.00 0-0 100 0/0 0 2.0 33001001 9.333 00010 33 McCormack, Bobby 3.38 0-0 310 0/0 0 2.2 12112000 8.125 01000 22 Ashby, Doug 8.44 0-0 700 0/0 0 5.1 8556401022 .364 01100 20 Miller, Jake 27.00 0-0 100 0/0 0 1.0 43310100 7.571 00000 44 Spicer, Sean 99.00 0-0 100 0/0 0 0.0 21110000 21.000 10000

2013 revieW totals 3.78 12-11 23 23 1 2/2 4 212.0 217 108 89 56 153 36 67795 .273 14 25 2 11 30 Opponents 4.38 11-12 23 23 0 1/1 4 209.2 222 118 102 94 167 32 68809 .274 13 31 3 11 18

pB — Baylor (2), Goodwin 1, Landes 1, Opp (6). pickoffs — Baylor (4), Stone 2, Newman 1, Doe 1, Opp (8).

44 2014 BAYLOr BASeBALL MediA ALMAnAC @BAYLORBASEBALL reSULtS reCOrd: 27-28 HOMe: 17-10 AWAY: 6-14 neUtrAL: 4-4 Big 12: 12-11

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Big 12 Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 15, 2013 at #30 UC Irvine L 4-6 9 0-1-0 0-0-0 Smith (L 0-1) 9 5 7 2:57 Feb 16, 2013 at #30 UC Irvine L 0-5 9 0-2-0 0-0-0 Garner (L 0-1) 6 7 5 2:35 Feb 17, 2013 at #30 UC Irvine L 3-15 9 0-3-0 0-0-0 Bare (L 0-1) 7 1 1 3:02 02/19/13 TEXAS STATE W 6-3 9 1-3-0 0-0-0 Spicer (W 1-0) 2 4 6 2 3:07 Feb 22, 2013 #2 UCLA L 3-4 9 1-4-0 0-0-0 Garner (L 0-2) 2 7 1 5 3:58 Feb 23, 2013 #2 UCLA W 5-0 9 2-4-0 0-0-0 Newman (W 1-0) 3 0 8 5 3:18 Feb 24, 2013 #2 UCLA L 4-5 9 2-5-0 0-0-0 Michalec (L 0-1) 2 6 6 7 3:20 Feb 26, 2013 #29 PEPPERDINE W 5-4 9 3-5-0 0-0-0 Smith (W 1-1) 2 4 1 3 3:10 Mar 01, 2013 vs California W 9-0 9 4-5-0 0-0-0 Newman (W 2-0) 1 3 3 1 2:55 Mar 02, 2013 vs Houston L 4-15 7 4-6-0 0-0-0 Stone (L 0-1) 9 8 4 3:11 Mar 03, 2013 vs Rice W 9-2 9 5-6-0 0-0-0 Garner (W 1-2) 1 3 0 1 2:31 Mar 05, 2013 LOUISIANA TECH W 4-2 9 6-6-0 0-0-0 Michalec (W 1-1) 2 2 5 2 2:51 Mar 06, 2013 LOUISIANA TECH W 5-4 9 7-6-0 0-0-0 Ashby (W 1-0) 2 2 2 2 2:58 Mar 08, 2013 ILLINOIS L 3-4 9 7-7-0 0-0-0 Smith (L 1-2) 2 3 3 1 2:33 Mar 09, 2013 ILLINOIS-1 L 4-5 (11) 7-8-0 0-0-0 Browder (L 0-1) 2 6 3 2 3:05 Mar 09, 2013 ILLINOIS-2 L 1-6 9 7-9-0 0-0-0 Stone (L 0-2) 2 8 8 2 2:55 Mar 12, 2013 HOUSTON L 3-5 9 7-10-0 0-0-0 Wynn (L 0-1) 2 6 8 3 2:58 Mar 15, 2013 vs New Orleans W 10-0 7 8-10-0 0-0-0 Newman (W 3-0) 3 0 4 1:44 Mar 16, 2013 vs New Orleans W 8-3 9 9-10-0 0-0-0 McCormack (W 1-0) 5 7 9 2:52 Mar 16, 2013 at Houston L 2-3 9 9-11-0 0-0-0 Garner (L 1-3) 1 1 3 9 2:45 Mar 19, 2013 SAM HOUSTON STATE L 2-4 9 9-12-0 0-0-0 Spicer (L 1-1) 2 6 1 5 2:43 Mar 20, 2013 at Sam Houston State W 4-1 9 10-12-0 0-0-0 Michalec (W 2-1) 1 1 8 8 3:07 * Mar 22, 2013 at #20 Oklahoma State L 0-5 9 10-13-0 0-1-0 Newman (L 3-1) 3 0 3 2:18 * Mar 23, 2013 at #20 Oklahoma State W 5-3 (12) 11-13-0 1-1-0 Bare (W 1-1) 8 9 4:15 Mar 26, 2013 at UTSA L 3-5 9 11-14-0 1-1-0 Spicer (L 1-2) 2 3 3 2:57 * Mar 28, 2013 KANSAS STATE L 2-3 9 11-15-0 1-2-0 Newman (L 3-2) 2 4 7 0 2:53 * Mar 29, 2013 KANSAS STATE W 10-8 (13) 12-15-0 2-2-0 Michalec (W 3-1) 2 5 6 3 4:33 * Mar 30, 2013 KANSAS STATE W 7-6 9 13-15-0 3-2-0 Stone (W 1-2) 2 6 7 2 3:14 Apr 03, 2013 DALLAS BAPTIST W 6-1 9 14-15-0 3-2-0 Spicer (W 2-2) 2 2 5 0 2:48 * Apr 05, 2013 WEST VIRGINIA L 8-9 9 14-16-0 3-3-0 Michalec (L 3-2) 3 0 4 0 3:54 * Apr 06, 2013 WEST VIRGINIA W 8-0 9 15-16-0 4-3-0 Garner (W 2-3) 3 5 2 8 3:24 * Apr 07, 2013 WEST VIRGINIA W 11-1 7 16-16-0 5-3-0 Stone (W 2-2) 2 5 5 7 2:29 Apr 09, 2013 UT ARLINGTON W 14-4 8 17-16-0 5-3-0 Michalec (W 4-2) 2 3 5 8 3:16 revieW 2013 * Apr 12, 2013 #8 OKLAHOMA W 2-1 9 18-16-0 6-3-0 Bare (W 2-1) 3 4 4 3 2:23 * Apr 13, 2013 #8 OKLAHOMA L 1-3 9 18-17-0 6-4-0 Garner (L 2-4) 4 4 6 8 2:52 * Apr 14, 2013 #8 OKLAHOMA W 12-10 9 19-17-0 7-4-0 Bare (W 3-1) 2 7 8 7 3:22 Apr 16, 2013 at Texas State L 0-3 9 19-18-0 7-4-0 McCormack (L 1-1) 1 7 7 5 2:31 * Apr 19, 2013 at TCU W 3-2 9 20-18-0 8-4-0 Bare (W 4-1) 3 8 0 2 2:57 * Apr 20, 2013 at TCU L 1-2 (15) 20-19-0 8-5-0 Michalec (L 4-3) 4 3 0 9 4:41 * Apr 21, 2013 at TCU L 4-5 9 20-20-0 8-6-0 Smith (L 1-3) 3 4 8 3 2:47 Apr 23, 2013 at Dallas Baptist W 9-5 9 21-20-0 8-6-0 Bare (W 5-1) 1 0 0 1 3:47 * Apr 26, 2013 TEXAS W 6-2 9 22-20-0 9-6-0 Garner (W 3-4) 3 7 3 9 2:54 * Apr 27, 2013 TEXAS W 1-0 9 23-20-0 10-6-0 Stone (W 3-2) 4 2 9 5 3:12 * Apr 28, 2013 TEXAS W 5-2 9 24-20-0 11-6-0 Smith (W 2-3) 3 5 3 9 2:43 Apr 30, 2013 at UT Arlington W 6-4 9 25-20-0 11-6-0 Spicer (W 3-2) 5 0 5 3:30 * May 03, 2013 at Kansas L 2-3 9 25-21-0 11-7-0 Garner (L 3-5) 8 3 7 2:26 * May 04, 2013 at Kansas L 5-6 9 25-22-0 11-8-0 Bare (L 5-2) 9 3 9 2:05 * May 05, 2013 at Kansas L 4-5 (10) 25-23-0 11-9-0 Michalec (L 4-4) 1 1 1 6 3:19 May 14, 2013 UT SAN ANTONIO W 4-3 9 26-23-0 11-9-0 Ashby (W 2-0) 2 9 0 4 2:45 * May 16, 2013 at Texas Tech L 5-17 9 26-24-0 11-10-0 Garner (L 3-6) 2 4 2 7 3:18 * May 17, 2013 at Texas Tech L 1-7 9 26-25-0 11-11-0 Newman (L 3-3) 2 8 1 7 2:52 * May 18, 2013 at Texas Tech W 15-8 8 27-25-0 12-11-0 Bare (W 6-2) 2 7 2 7 3:31 May 23, 2013 vs Oklahoma L 0-2 9 27-26-0 12-11-0 Newman (L 3-4) 0 2:08 May 24, 2013 vs Kansas State L 9-13 9 27-27-0 12-11-0 Michalec (L 4-5) 3 7 0 7 3:33 May 25, 2013 vs Texas Tech L 2-8 9 27-28-0 12-11-0 Stone (L 3-3) 4 1 1 9 2:44

45 2014 BAYLOr BASeBALL MediA ALMAnAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM MiSCeLLAneOUS StAtiStiCS teAM SUperLAtiveS individUAL SUperLAtiveS reCOrd BreAkdOWn BAtting BAtting ALL At bats: 54 at TCU (Apr 20) At bats: 7 Towey, Cal vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) All Opponents 27-28 Runs scored: 15 at Texas Tech (May 18) 7 Porter, Grayson at TCU (Apr 20) at Home 17-10 Hits: 21 vs. UT Arlington (Apr 9) Runs scored: 3 (6 games) on road 6-13 RBIs: 14 at Texas Tech (May 18) Hits: 5 Orf, Nathan vs. UT Arlington (Apr 9) at neutral Sites 4-4 Doubles: 4 at UC Irvine (Feb 17) RBIs: 5 Porter, Grayson vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) ranked teams 6-8 top-10 teams 2-1 4 at Dallas Baptist (Apr 23) 5 Miller, Jake at Texas Tech (May 18) top-5 teams 0-0 Triples: 2 vs. California (Mar 1) Doubles: 2 (5 games) top-ranked teams 0-0 2 at Texas Tech (May 18) Triples: 1 (10 games) Home runs: 2 vs. New Orleans (Mar 15) Home runs: 2 Porter, Grayson vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) 2 vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) Total bases: 9 Porter, Grayson vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) When BU starter pitches 5+ innings 13-15 Total bases: 24 vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) Walks: 3 (4 games) When BU starter pitches < 5 innings 13-14 24 vs. UT Arlington (Apr 9) Strikeouts: 3 (9 games) When BU staff posts 10+ ks 1-1 Walks: 12 at Texas Tech (May 18) Sac hits: 2 Doe, Brett vs. Texas (Apr 28) When BU staff posts 12+ ks 0-0 When BU staff posts 15+ ks 0-0 Strikeouts: 17 at TCU (Apr 20) 2 Langford, Lawton vs. Kansas State (May 24) Sac hits: 4 at Oklahoma State (Mar 23) Sac flies: 2 Miller, Jake vs. Kansas State (May 24) Sac flies: 3 vs. Kansas State (May 24) Stolen bases: 2 (7 games) day games 12-14 Stolen bases: 6 at Dallas Baptist (Apr 23) Hit by pitch: 3 DalPorto, Steve at Texas Tech (May 18) night games 15-13 Hit by pitch: 6 vs. Oklahoma (Apr 14) Caught stealing: 1 (31 games) Caught stealing: 3 vs. California (Mar 1) Runners LOB: 7 Miller, Jake vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) Runners LOB: 15 vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) Midweek games 10-5 Hit into DP: 2 (6 games) FieLding Weekend games 17-23 Putouts: 19 DalPorto, Steve vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) FieLding Assists: 9 Miller, Jake at Oklahoma State (Mar 23) vs. rH Starters 20-18 Putouts: 44 at TCU (Apr 20) Errors: 2 (5 games) vs. LH Starters 7-10 Assists: 21 vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) Passed balls: 2 Landes, Jimmy vs. UCLA (Feb 24) Errors: 5 vs. Texas State (Feb 19) 2 Goodwin, Nate vs. Pepperdine (Feb 26) 5 vs. Illinois (Mar 9) 2 Menard, Matt vs. Houston (Mar 2) 1-run games 7-12 Passed balls: 3 vs. Houston (Mar 2) 2-run games 5-6 DPs turned: 3 vs. Dallas Baptist (Apr 3) pitCHing 5-plus-run games 10-8 extra-inning games 2-3 3 at Texas Tech (May 18) Innings pitched: 9.0 Garner, Max vs. Illinois (Mar 9) Runs allowed: 10 Garner, Max at Texas Tech (May 16) pitCHing Earned runs: 10 Garner, Max at Texas Tech (May 16) Last at-bat wins 9 Innings pitched: 14.2 at TCU (Apr 20) Walks allowed: 5 Stone, Austin at Texas Tech (May 18) Last at-bat losses 6 Runs allowed: 17 at Texas Tech (May 16) Strikeouts: 10 Stone, Austin vs. Texas (Apr 27) Earned runs: 15 at UC Irvine (Feb 17) 10 Garner, Max at Kansas (May 3) Walks allowed: 14 vs. Houston (Mar 2) Hits allowed: 12 Garner, Max at Texas Tech (May 16) Following a loss 12-14 14 at UT Arlington (Apr 30) Doubles allowed: 3 Newman, Dillon at UC Irvine (Feb 17) Following consecutive losses 7-5 Strikeouts: 14 vs. Texas (Apr 27) 3 Stone, Austin vs. Oklahoma (Apr 14) Hits allowed: 21 at Texas Tech (May 16) 3 Garner, Max at Texas Tech (May 16) Wearing White 2-4 Doubles allowed: 6 at UC Irvine (Feb 17) Triples allowed: 1 (11 games) Wearing White pinstripe 9-0 Triples allowed: 2 vs. Kansas State (Mar 29) Homers allowed: 1 (20 games) Wearing gold 6-7 Homers allowed: 2 at UC Irvine (Feb 17) Wild pitches: 2 (4 games) Wearing gray 5-6 2 at Texas Tech (May 16) Hit batters: 2 (6 games) Wearing green 6-10

2013 revieW Wild pitches: 4 vs. Illinois (Mar 9) 4 at Texas Tech (May 16) On Monday 0-0 Hit batters: 4 at UC Irvine (Feb 17) On tuesday 7-4 On Wednesday 3-0 Multiple Hit Games 2 3 4 5+ Total Multiple RBI Games 2 3 4 5+ Total On thursday 0-4 4 Orf, Nathan 15 5 2 1 23 18 Towey, Cal 13 1 1 - 15 On Friday 6-8 18 Towey, Cal 18 2 - - 20 4 Orf, Nathan 4 2 2 - 8 On Saturday 7-8 20 Miller, Jake 13 2 1 - 16 20 Miller, Jake 3 3 - 1 7 On Sunday 4-5 8 Langford, Lawton 11 2 1 - 14 13 Porter, Grayson 3 2 - 1 6 16 Brown, Logan 9 2 1 - 12 5 Wendel, Duncan 4 - - - 4 15 Toth, Adam 9 3 - - 12 31 Goodwin, Nate 2 1 - - 3 5 Wendel, Duncan 10 - - - 10 8 Langford, Lawton 1 2 - - 3 Series Openers 3-8 2 DalPorto, Steve 8 1 - - 9 2 DalPorto, Steve - 2 - - 2 Middle games 5-6 13 Porter, Grayson 5 3 1 - 9 1 Doe, Brett 1 - - - 1 Series Finales 5-5 1 Doe, Brett 6 - - - 6 16 Brown, Logan - 1 - - 1 30 Price, Mitch 3 - - - 3 38 Mercurio, Wes 1 - - - 1 38 Mercurio, Wes 2 - - - 2 15 Toth, Adam 1 - - - 1 in February 3-5 31 Goodwin, Nate 2 - - - 2 TEAM 33 14 3 2 52 in March 10-10 TEAM 111 20 6 1 138 in April 12-5 in May 2-8 Hitting Streaks Longest Current Reached Base Streaks Longest Current in June 0-0 4 Orf, Nathan 15 7 8 Langford, Lawton 35 7 16 Brown, Logan 9 - 15 Toth, Adam 19 19 18 Towey, Cal 9 - 4 Orf, Nathan 18 9 in texas 26-18 8 Langford, Lawton 9 - 16 Brown, Logan 13 2 in California 0-3 20 Miller, Jake 7 5 18 Towey, Cal 13 2 in kansas 0-3 13 Porter, Grayson 6 - 20 Miller, Jake 9 7 in Oklahoma 1-4 30 Price, Mitch 5 1 30 Price, Mitch 8 1 15 Toth, Adam 5 1 13 Porter, Grayson 8 2 5 Wendel, Duncan 4 - 2 DalPorto, Steve 8 - Below 40 degrees 1-0 2 DalPorto, Steve 4 - 5 Wendel, Duncan 6 - 40-49 degrees 0-4 1 Doe, Brett 3 - 1 Doe, Brett 3 1 38 Mercurio, Wes 2 1 31 Goodwin, Nate 3 1 50-59 degrees 3-1 31 Goodwin, Nate 2 1 29 Landes, Jimmy 2 - 60-69 degrees 7-11 23 Menard, Matt 1 - 38 Mercurio, Wes 2 1 70-79 degrees 10-8 29 Landes, Jimmy 1 - 9 Tunnell, West 2 2 80-89 degrees 5-2 9 Tunnell, West 1 - 23 Menard, Matt 1 1 90-plus degrees 1-2

46 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL proGraM hIstory the early years In 1928, the era of Baylor only two Bears to have earned All-America Baylor’s first season of baseball was in 1902. baseball began. Jennings, who graduated from honors twice. Baseball was the school’s second varsity sport, Mississippi State University, was the last Baylor returned to the head coaching following football by three years. The 2014 baseball head coach to have graduated from a position in 1958. After sub-.500 seasons in each season is Baylor’s 110th baseball season; the school other than Baylor. Jennings also served as of his first two years back with the Bears, school did not field a team from 1943 to 1945 Baylor’s football head coach from 1926 to 1940. Russell guided Baylor to a 15-7 mark and a due to World War II. In his first season, Jennings led the Bears to a 16- second-place tie in the SWC in 1960. The The Bears finished the 1902 season 5-9 under 4 overall record and a second-place SWC finish following year was one of Baylor’s best to that the direction of coach/player J.C. Ewing. R.N. at 11-4, falling to Texas on the season’s final day point; the Bears finished the season 18-4-1 Watts coached Baylor the next two seasons to miss out on the conference title. overall, 10-4-1 in SWC play and tied for second before Lee Carroll led the Bears to a 12-7 mark, Baylor won at least 10 games in each of in the league standings. Despite not receiving the program’s first winning season, in 1905. Jennings’ first five seasons, including a 14-6 an NCAA Tournament bid, Baylor finished the In 1906, L.F. Burleson was named head mark in 1929. Baylor’s success in the first three year ranked 25th nationally by Collegiate coach, a position he held for three seasons. years under Jennings continued into the 1930s as Baseball. It marked Baylor’s first season-ending After E.J. Mills coached Baylor in 1909, Ralph the Bears won 10 games in each of the decade’s national ranking. Glaze, who at the same time coached Baylor’s first two seasons. However, the middle years of men’s basketball team, was named head coach. the decade were slim; Baylor suffered three the schroeder era Glaze posted a 54-27 record in four seasons, consecutive losing seasons from 1933 to 1935 Dutch Schroeder became Baylor’s 16th head including a 16-0 mark in 1912. before rebounding for a 9-7 mark in 1936. The coach prior to the 1962 season. After employing C.P. “Bubs” Mosley became the program’s following year, Jennings led the Bears to a 12-6 15 different head coaches in the program’s first seventh head coach in 1914 and guided the mark and a third-place finish in the SWC, 60 years, Baylor has employed only three since Bears through the remainder of the teens. Baylor’s best conference finish since 1931. Schroeder’s hiring. Mosley’s second season was the first of Jennings coached Baylor through the 1939 Schroeder, for whom the Schroeder Plaza competition in the Southwest Conference. The season, guiding the Bears to a 13-4-2 mark in between Baylor Ballpark and Getterman Bears placed fourth in the first SWC season 1938 and an 11-7 record in his final year. Stadium was named, led the Bears to winning with a 5-7 record. Baylor’s best season under In 1940, Lloyd Russell became Baylor’s 10th seasons in each of his first seven years as head Mosley was 1916, in which the Bears posted a head coach. Russell guided the Bears for two coach, including a 17-7 mark in his inaugural 13-7 overall record and finished second in the seasons in his first stint as head coach before campaign. SWC at 6-4. Floyd Crow was named head coach for the After the 1965 season, right-handed pitcher 1942 season. Fred Rath was a fourth-round Class AA between the wars selection of the Chicago White Sox. Rath, who , who also served as Baylor’s the post-war era appeared in eight games over the 1968 and 1969 head football coach from 1920 to 1925, was Baylor posted a 12-9 record in 1946, the seasons for the White Sox, was Baylor’s first named head coach in 1920 and began the most program’s first season after a three-year hiatus drafted player. successful era of the program’s first quarter during World War II. A.E. “Pete” Jones was the The high point of the Schroeder era came in century. Baylor posted a winning record in six Bears’ head coach coming out of the war and 1966 when Baylor finished 18-10-1 and shared of Bridges’ eight seasons as head coach, winning remained so through the 1950 season. The Bears the Southwest Conference title with three other the Southwest Conference title in 1923 and finished third or better in the SWC standings in schools at 8-6-1. Baylor had a chance to win the reaching the 16-win plateau for just the third five of Jones’ six seasons, including a second- conference outright, hosting its final five games time in the program’s young history in 1924. place finish in 1946. of the season. The Bears blanked Rice 1-0 and 2- In 1920, the Bears started the season 12-2 In 1948, Baylor competed in the NCAA 0 in the first two games, respectively, but the overall and 8-1 in SWC play. Baylor entered the Tournament for the first time in school history. Owls got the better of the Bruins in the series season’s final week leading the conference With a 16-9 record and a third-place finish in finale 2-0. However, Baylor bounced back four standings. However, the Bears dropped four the Southwest Conference, the Bears earned a days later, sweeping a doubleheader against straight games to Texas in that final week and berth in the NCAA Western Regional at SMU 2-1 and 7-3. While the SWC recognized finished the year third in the league. Denver, Colo. Baylor fell to Southern California Baylor, TCU, Texas and Texas A&M as co- Three years later, Baylor started SWC play 1-3 8-0 in the opening round but rebounded for champions, the SWC representative in the but won 13 of its final 15 conference games to wins over Colorado State (13-4) and Oklahoma NCAA Tournament was determined by a coin win the 1923 Southwest Conference title, the State (9-8). The Bears were then eliminated from flip, won by Texas. program’s first conference title and its last out- the double-elimination tournament the Jim Rath and Joe Robinson made Baylor right conference title for more than three-quarters following day, falling again to eventual national history March 5, 1966. The duo combined on a of a century. The Bears swept a four-game series champion USC 16-3. seven-inning no-hitter at Austin College, the against Texas A&M in mid-season. In the The Bears finished 17-12 in 1949 and again first no-hitter in the program’s history. campaign’s final week, the Bears needed to win placed third in the conference standings; The Bears reached the 20-win plateau in each hIstory only two of four games against Texas to win the however, they did not earn a second straight of Schroeder’s final two seasons. Baylor title. After dropping both games at Austin, Baylor NCAA bid. In 1950, Jones’ final season, Baylor amassed 21 wins, then a school record in 1973, posted wins of 6-2 and 5-3 over the Longhorns in reached the 20-win plateau for the first time Schroeder’s final year as head coach. Waco to claim the conference crown. ever, going 20-10. The 1923 team featured a lanky right-handed served as Baylor’s head coach pitcher named Ted Lyons. A native of Vinton, in 1951, and Chuck Devereaux had a one-year La., Lyons earned All-Southwest Conference stint in 1952. Jones returned as the Bears’ honors in 1922 and 1923. He then signed with the skipper in 1953 and led Baylor to a third-place Chicago White Sox and went directly to the SWC finish. Major Leagues. Lyons, who also was Baylor’s Boyd “Jelly” SoRelle took over the program in first all-conference honoree in basketball, enjoyed 1954 and continued Baylor’s post-war success. a 21-year career with the White Sox. A 1937 All- The Bears finished second in the SWC twice Star, Lyons was inducted into the Baseball Hall of during SoRelle’s four seasons (1954 and 1956). Fame in 1955. To this date, he remains the lone The early 1950s saw Baylor’s first run of player from the Southwest Conference’s 82-year individual success. In 1952, catcher history to be inducted into Cooperstown. became the program’s first All-American, The SWC began naming all-conference earning first-team honors from the American players in 1922. Lyons and outfielder R.M. Baseball Coaches Association. Isbell also earned Crosby were Baylor’s first All-SWC players. The football All-America honors in 1951. Two years following year, Lyons became the program’s later, outfielder Mickey Sullivan was a first- first two-time all-conference honoree. In 1925, team All-America selection, and the following pitcher Carl Freeze became the program’s first year he became Baylor’s first two-time All- three-time selection. American. To this day, Sullivan remains one of

47 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM proGraM hIstory the sullIvan era winning streak still ranks as the fifth-longest in Bears to a 24-28 record. It would be Baylor’s Mickey Sullivan, who earned first-team All- the program’s history. only sub-.500 record in Smith’s first 10 years as America honors in 1953 and 1954, became The Bears finished 42-13 in 1985, Baylor’s head coach. The following year, the Bears went Baylor’s 17th head coach in 1974. The Bears first 40-win season since its first in 1977. It was 32-27 and won three out of four against Texas, posted winning seasons in all but three of the first of two consecutive 40-win seasons as including taking two of three from the ninth- Sullivan’s school-record 21 years as Baylor’s the Bears went 40-22 in 1986. However, Baylor ranked Longhorns in mid-April. head coach. was shutout of the NCAA Tournament both With his first full recruiting class as juniors, Baylor’s finest season to date came in 1977, seasons. Despite not receiving a postseason bid, Smith led the Bears to a 41-20-1 record in 1998. Sullivan’s fourth as head coach. The Bears the Bears finished the year ranked 21st Baylor returned to postseason play for the first finished 43-15 overall and placed third in the nationally by Baseball America. The 1985 season time in five years and began the program’s Southwest Conference at 15-9. After winning included a program-record, 20-game winning most successful era. Ranked 13th nationally to two of three against Texas to close the regular streak from March 7 to March 26. start the season, Baylor climbed as high as season, Baylor defeated Texas A&M once and Right-handed pitcher became seventh in the national rankings. The Bears Texas twice more to sweep through the SWC Baylor’s third first-round draft selection posted a 14-game winning streak in mid-season, Tournament at Austin. following the 1988 season. Combs was taken tied for the third-longest in school history. With an automatic bid to the NCAA with the 11th overall pick by the Philadelphia Baylor entered the final weekend of the 1998 Tournament, the Bears were sent to Arlington, Phillies; he spent four seasons in the Majors, all season with a chance to claim the Big 12 regular Texas, for the South Central Regional played at with the Phillies, and posted a 17-17 record in season title. However, the Bears dropped two of historic . Baylor won its 56 career starts. three to Texas A&M and had to settle for second opening game against New Orleans 10-1 but Baylor reached the 40-win plateau again in in the final league standings. Baylor earned the then fell to Miami (Ohio) 7-3. The Bears rallied to 1991. At 40-16 following the regular season, the third seed at the NCAA South I Regional hosted defeat UNO again 7-1 and then defeated Miami Bears dropped both games at the Southwest by Florida in Gainesville, Fla. The Bears were twice to earn the program’s first trip to Omaha. Conference Tournament in College Station, upset by Richmond 12-10 in the first round but Baylor’s first opponent at the College World Texas. However, the NCAA still rewarded the rebounded to eliminate host and fourth-ranked Series was South Carolina. The Bears dropped a Bears with an NCAA Regional selection. The Florida 10-5 in the second round. Baylor then tough 3-2 decision to the Gamecocks. The NCAA also rewarded Baylor by sending the faced Illinois in another elimination game, but following day, Baylor was eliminated by Bears to Wichita, Kan., home of the NCAA the Bears fell to the Illini 8-7 in 13 innings. Minnesota, again falling by one run 4-3. The Bears Midwest Regional and top-ranked Wichita Following the 1998 season, right-handed finished the season ranked seventh nationally, State. After falling to California 8-3 in the pitcher Kip Wells became Baylor’s fifth first- Baylor’s highest final ranking until 2005. opening round, the Bears were eliminated by round draft pick. Wells, who went on to pitch 11 Omaha must have been good to the Bears, eventual national runner-up Wichita State 13-7. seasons in the Major Leagues, was taken with the because they returned the very next year. Right-handed pitcher became 16th overall selection by the Chicago White Sox. Baylor sustained the loss of three all-conference Baylor’s fourth first-round draft pick following He was one of four Bears drafted that season, performers from the 1977 team, including All- the season. He was selected with the 25th three of which went in the first 15 rounds. American , and found itself barely overall pick by the Chicago White Sox. Ruffcorn Outfielder Jon Topolski led the nation with 11 above .500 at 22-17 in late April. However, the reached the Majors by 1993 and appeared in 30 triples, becoming the first player in Baylor history Bears posted a 10-game winning streak that career games over the next five seasons. to lead the nation in a statistical category. included a sweep of the Southwest Conference The Bears returned to postseason play in One year later, the Bears enjoyed their most Tournament for the second consecutive year to 1993. This time, the NCAA bid was automatic successful season since reaching the College earn a return trip to Arlington for the NCAA as the Bears defeated Texas Tech once and World Series in 1978. Baylor entered the Baseball South Central Regional. The Bears posted two Texas twice to sweep the Southwest Conference America Top 25 the week of Feb. 28 with a No. wins against Mississippi State and one against Tournament. Baylor’s destination was Baton 22 ranking. The Bears remained in the Texas-Pan American and punched their ticket Rouge, La., as the No. 2 seed in the NCAA publication’s national rankings every week for Omaha. South Regional at historic Alex Box Stadium on from that point until late in the 2001 season, a Again, the Bears had little luck at the College the Louisiana State campus. The Bears defeated streak of 51 consecutive weeks. World Series, falling to Michigan 4-0 and Miami, Kent 4-1 in the opening round but fell to third- En route to a school-record 50 wins, the 1999 Fla., 12-1. The season ended with the Bears seeded South Alabama 9-3 in the second round. team enjoyed winning streaks of 14 games (tied ranked eighth nationally after a 32-19 campaign. That set the stage for an elimination game for third all-time at Baylor) and 13 games (tied for Sullivan was named Southwest Conference against top-seeded LSU, which lost to Kent in fifth all-time at Baylor). With a 4-2 stretch between coach of the year in 1977 and 1978, the first and the second round. The Bayou Bengals got the the two streaks, the Bears won 31 of 33 games second of five such honors for the Bears’ skipper. best of the Bears 13-6, ending Baylor’s season. from Feb. 13 to April 9, the most successful 33- Andy Beene became the first Baylor pitcher LSU went on to win its second of five national game stretch in the program’s history. to throw a complete-game, nine-inning no-hitter titles in a 10-year span. The ninth game of the 13-game streak, played March 10, 1979. Beene had eight strikeouts in Baylor had six players drafted following the Feb. 26, was an historic one as the Bears accomplishing the feat against Texas Tech. 1993 season, at the time a program record. christened Baylor Ballpark with a 22-6 win over Following the 1979 season, right-handed The 1994 season was Baylor’s last under Kansas State. pitcher became the first Baylor Sullivan’s leadership. The Bears sent their long- The Bears fell just short of the Big 12 player drafted in the first round when the time skipper out in fashion, sweeping Houston Conference title, again finishing second to Texas hIstory took him with the 12th overall at home in the season’s final weekend. A&M. Baylor swept through its bracket at the selection. The Cubs drafted Perlman in the fifth Sullivan’s last game was the back end of a May conference tournament, only to fall 4-3 to round following the 1978 season, but he 1 doubleheader. After defeating the Cougars 6-2 Nebraska in the championship game. decided to return to Baylor. Perlman reached in the opener, the Bears completed the sweep Still, Baylor was rewarded by the NCAA the Majors in three different seasons, one each with a 6-5 victory. with more than just a postseason bid. Newly with the Cubs, the San Francisco Giants and the Sullivan amassed a 649-428-3 record in his opened Baylor Ballpark, still under construction Cleveland Indians. 21-year tenure at Baylor. He led the Bears to at the time, would be the site of the first NCAA Four years later, following the 1983 season, five 40-win seasons, four NCAA Tournament postseason baseball event hosted by Baylor. The Baylor had four players drafted, which at the appearances, two College World Series Bears defeated Illinois 7-3 and Minnesota 6-4 to time was a program best. Included in that appearances and three Southwest Conference reach the championship round of the four-team quartet was right-handed pitcher Stan Hilton, Tournament titles. regional. Three months and four days after the who was taken with the fifth overall selection by 22-6 victory over Kansas State in Baylor the . Hilton remains the the sMIth era Ballpark’s first game, the Bears defeated highest-drafted player in Baylor baseball history. For Sullivan’s replacement, the Bears stayed Minnesota by the same score to post the Also drafted that season was current Baylor head with their tradition of Baylor graduates. In the program’s third NCAA Regional title and its coach Steve Smith, who was selected in the fifth summer of 1994, Baylor named Mississippi first since 1978. round by the San Francisco Giants. State assistant coach Steve Smith, who pitched Next was the NCAA Super Regional as the Baylor opened the 1984 season with 13 for the Bears in the early 1980s, as head coach. Bears hosted Big 12 rival Oklahoma State. consecutive wins, the best start to a season since In his first season at Baylor, Smith led the Baylor won two of three against the Cowboys the 1912 team finished 16-0. The 13-game in Stillwater, Okla., during the regular season,

48 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL proGraM hIstory but this time the Cowboys got the best of the In 2002, the Bears went 36-26 and reached went on to claim a share of the Big 12 Bears. After falling 17-11 in the first game, NCAA postseason play for the sixth Conference regular season title with Nebraska. Baylor rebounded for a 17-7 victory in game consecutive season. Baylor was sent to Austin, The two teams met in the conference two. The Bears led 2-1 through seven innings of Texas, as the No. 2 seed in the regional and tournament championship game, but the the third and deciding game, but OSU rallied defeated Lamar 4-2 in the opening round. After Huskers won 1-0 on a sixth-inning sacrifice fly. for a 6-2 victory and ended Baylor’s season. a 10-8 loss to host Texas in the second round, Baylor’s strong schedule, which ranked Five Bears were drafted off the 1999 team, the Bears reached their third regional title game seventh nationally, a share of the conference including right-handed pitcher Jason Jennings. in four years with a 10-9 victory over Lamar. title and a 38-21 record after the Big 12 The first consensus National Player of the Year in However, Texas’ pitching was too strong for Tournament landed the Bears the No. 4 overall Division I history, Jennings was taken with the Baylor as the eventual national champion seed in the NCAA Tournament, meaning the 16th overall selection by the Colorado Rockies. He Longhorns defeated the Bears 2-0. The 2002 road to Omaha went through Waco, Texas. was named National League Rookie of the Year in team matched the 2000 squad’s then-school After defeating Texas-San Antonio and TCU, 2002. Jennings was traded to the Houston Astros record with seven draft picks. both by scores of 8-3, in the first two rounds, in 2007, and he spent the 2009 season with the Armed with one of the nation’s strongest Baylor faced perennial power Stanford in the Texas Rangers before retiring after nine seasons in offensive attacks, Baylor reached postseason play NCAA Regional championship round. Trailing the Major Leagues. for the seventh straight season in 2003. Leading 3-2 entering the top of the ninth and playing as More than three-quarters of a century had the Bears’ at the plate was outfielder David the visitor, Baylor got a leadoff home run from passed since Baylor’s last out-right conference Murphy, who tallied a national-best and school- Seth Fortenberry to send the game into extra title. And after falling just short in the Big 12 record 121 hits. Baylor led the Big 12 and ranked innings. Jeff Mandel, who pitched the game’s race each of the previous two seasons, the 2000 16th nationally with a .326 team batting average. final four innings, led off the top of the 12th Bears closed the deal. Baylor swept Kansas The Bears also established a school record with with his first career home run to give Baylor the State in Manhattan, Kan., in the season’s final 167 doubles and ranked sixth nationally in that eventual 4-3 victory. weekend to win the conference title with a 23-7 category. Baylor’s .514 team slugging percentage Clemson then came to Waco for the NCAA record. The Bears were swept at Texas Tech in ranked 13th nationally. Super Regional. After dropping the first game the first conference series of the season but then After an 11-game winning streak in late to the Tigers 4-2, Baylor pitching and timely won nine straight series with four sweeps to February and early March, Baylor found itself hitting eliminated Clemson as the Bears won win the crown. 14-3 on the season. That early season success game two 7-1 and the deciding third game 6-1. Baylor made history April 15, 2000, as Kyle laid the groundwork for a squad that finished The series win over Clemson put Baylor in the Evans became the first pitcher in Big 12 the regular season 37-19. The Bears reached the College World Series for the first time in 27 Conference history to throw a no-hitter. Evans championship game at the Big 12 Tournament years. held Iowa State hitless with two walks and five only to fall to Texas 10-8 in 10 innings. Baylor After sweeping Texas in the regular season strikeouts in a 4-0 Baylor victory. It was was named the top seed at the NCAA and eliminating the Longhorns in the Big 12 Baylor’s first nine-inning, complete-game no- Hattiesburg Regional, hosted by Southern Tournament, Baylor was matched up with its hitter since Andy Beene’s against Texas Tech in Mississippi. The Bears defeated Murray State 7- rival again in the first round of the College 1979. 6, Southern 10-3 and the host Golden Eagles to World Series. Texas won the game 5-1, but the At 45-15 following a loss to Nebraska in the claim their fifth NCAA Regional title. Bears rebounded with the program’s first win at Big 12 Tournament championship game, Baylor Having won 16 of its last 20 games, Baylor Omaha two days later. Mike Pankratz had an was selected to host another NCAA Regional. headed to Baton Rouge, La., for a best of three RBI single in the top of the 10th to give Baylor However, this time the Bears’ fortunes were not series against LSU. Right-handed pitcher Steven an eventual 4-3 victory over Oregon State. as sweet. Texas State defeated Baylor 6-0 in the White pitched a gem in the opener as the Bears The following night, fans at Rosenblatt first round. Florida then avenged its 1998 silenced a capacity crowd at Alex Box Stadium Stadium were treated to the second-largest elimination loss to the Bears with a 10-1 victory, with a 4-1 win. Baylor erased an early 4-0 deficit comeback in CWS history. Baylor trailed top- ending Baylor’s season. and led 5-4 in the eighth inning of game two. seeded and top-ranked Tulane 7-0 entering the Chad Hawkins was named Baylor’s fifth But LSU got back-to-back home runs to take a bottom of the seventh, but the never-say-die first-team All-America selection and also 6-5 lead and went on to win the game by that attitude of the 2005 team showed once again. became the program’s seventh first-round draft score. The Tigers claimed the deciding game 20- The Bears scored three runs in the seventh, two pick; Hawkins was the 39th overall selection, a 5, ending Baylor’s run. runs in the eighth and three runs in the ninth supplemental first-round pick of the Texas Murphy, Baylor’s seventh first-team All- for an 8-7 victory. Baylor and Texas met for a Rangers. He was one of seven Baylor draft America selection, became the program’s eighth fifth time the next night, but the Bears fell to the picks, at the time a school record. Freshman first-round draft pick. The first Baylor position Longhorns 4-3 on a leadoff walk-off home run Zane Carlson was named Co-National player drafted in the first round, Murphy was in the bottom of the ninth. Texas went on to Freshman of the Year by Collegiate Baseball. taken with the 17th overall selection by the win the national title, marking the fourth time A young Baylor squad battled to a 37-24 . Murphy was one of eight Bears Baylor was eliminated from NCAA postseason record in 2001 as the Bears reached NCAA drafted that season, again establishing a school play by the eventual national champion. postseason play for the fifth consecutive season. record. A school-record nine Bears were drafted hIstory Baylor defeated Houston 7-1 in the first round The 2004 season was a rough one as the Bears from the 2005 team, including the program’s of the NCAA Houston Regional hosted by Rice. finished 29-31 overall and failed to make an ninth first-rounder — right-handed pitcher The Bears and Owls met in the second round, NCAA regional appearance for the first time Mark McCormick, a supplemental first-round and the host squad built a 9-0 lead through the since 1997. Even harder to swallow was how pick of the St. Louis Cardinals with the 43rd first seven innings. However, Baylor scored five close Baylor was to being really good. The 2004 overall selection. runs in the eighth and six runs in the ninth, Bears played 23 one-run games and lost 16 such Baylor made its eighth postseason appearance held Rice to one run in the bottom of the ninth contests, both tops nationally. in nine seasons in 2006, reaching the and won 11-10. Rice rebounded to defeat After seeing its streak of six consecutive championship game at the Houston Regional. Houston in an elimination game and then postseason appearances and seven consecutive With a 37-26 record, the Bears reached 35 wins defeated the Bears 7-4 to force a one-game winning seasons snapped in 2004, Baylor for the eighth time in Smith’s tenure; Baylor championship. Baylor led 4-3 entering the enjoyed the program’s best season in 2005. reached 35 wins in a season only five times prior bottom of the ninth; this time, though, it was Returning eight of nine starters, 10 of 12 to the Smith era. the Owls who provided the late-inning heroics pitchers and 21 letterwinners, the 2005 Bears Zach Dillon, a Johnny Bench Award winning 5-4. were the program’s most experienced club ever semifinalist, was named first-team Academic Baylor’s 2001 team produced five draft picks, and the nation’s most experienced team that All-America after posting a Baylor-record and including consensus All-America catcher Kelly season. That maturity and experience showed conference-leading .421 batting average in Big Shoppach, a second-round selection of the as Baylor produced 12 final at-bat victories, 12 play. Boston Red Sox. Shoppach, who went on to including some of the most dramatic finishes In January 2007, Baseball America ranked play for the Cleveland Indians and Tampa Bay and comebacks in the program’s history. Baylor as the nation’s 17th-best college baseball Rays before returning to Boston in 2012, won Mid-season sweeps of eighth-ranked program. The Bears also were rated as one of the Johnny Bench Award as the nation’s top Vanderbilt and top-ranked Texas in consecutive five “rising” programs, making the second-most collegiate catcher. weekends got things going for the Bears, who progress since 1999.

49 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM proGraM hIstory The 2007 season saw Baylor’s youngest team the regular season by winning each of their last who went on to sign professional contracts in a decade (five true freshman starters) make a three series. Baylor won two of three at during his 18 years as Baylor head coach. late-season run that propelled the Bears to a Nebraska to notch its first series win in Lincoln, The 2013 campaign saw Baylor extend ninth NCAA Regional appearance in 10 Neb. since 1997, and the Bears won two of three several impressive streaks. The Bears remained seasons. Baylor joined an elite group of 15 at No. 19 Oklahoma State. BU ended the regular one of two teams in the league to qualify for all Division I programs with at least nine season with a walk-off win to clinch the series 17 Big 12 Championships. Baylor had 12 or postseason appearances from 1998 to 2007. against No. 13 Oklahoma. more Big 12 wins for the 15th time in 17 seasons Baylor reached the title game of the Big 12 That late push was enough to give Baylor the with at least 10 wins each year. BU also posted Conference Championship for the sixth time in No. 2 seed in the NCAA Houston Regional 27 or more wins for the 29th time since 1977 the event’s 11-year history. The Bears then hosted by No. 8 national seed Rice. It marked and has had 20 or more wins each year since participated in the NCAA Houston Regional for BU’s third straight NCAA bid and its sixth in 1972. the second consecutive year. the last seven years. BU opened up the season ranked No. 23 and Baylor opened the 2008 season with seven The Bears knocked off California in the started slowly as the Bears were swept at No. consecutive wins and enjoyed its best 12-game opening round, then advanced to the 30 UC Irvine. But Baylor quickly got back on start (11-1) since the 1984 squad won its first 13 championship with a 3-2 win over Rice. Cal track after posting wins over No. 2 and games. The Bears climbed to No. 10 in the forced a winner-take-all game by beating the eventual College World Series champion Baseball America Top 25 after sweeping a three- Bears, 8-0, and Baylor was eliminated after UCLA, No. 29 Pepperdine and No. 12 Rice. game series at Mississippi State, during which giving up four runs in the bottom of the ninth Then Illinois came to Waco and swept the Smith claimed his 500th career victory. However, to lose 9-8. Bears, which resulted in BU losing nine games the Bears were 21-25 the rest of the way and Three players were drafted in 2011, giving during a 13-game stretch. That lull was quickly missed NCAA Tournament play for only the Baylor 77 draftees since 1998. At least one forgotten after Baylor split at No. 20 Oklahoma second time since 1998. Baylor player has been drafted each season State in the Big 12 opening series and then took The 2009 season had its ups and downs, as since 1991 and 23 Baylor pitchers have been two of three at home from Kansas State, West the Bears reached as high as No. 5 in the drafted over the last eight years. Virginia and No. 8 Oklahoma. Baseball America Top 25 after knocking off No. 9 Baylor’s 2012 squad started the season 11-7 After losing two of three at TCU, the Bears UCLA, No. 5 UC Irvine and No. 13 TCU in the through its first 18 games before an unofficial swept Texas in Waco, marking just the third season’s first three weeks. mascot began one of the most memorable runs time that BU had swept UT. However, Baylor However, Baylor struggled to a 10-16 record in program history. After players found a lost eight of its last 10 games, which included in Big 12 play, and ended the season unranked beaver roaming the ballpark parking lot, the losing series at Kansas and at Texas Tech before after being swept in its last three conference Bears won their next game in walk-off fashion, losing all three games in pool play at the Big 12 series. beginning a school and Big 12-record 24-game Championship to Oklahoma, Kansas State and A strong showing in the Big 12 winning streak that resulted in Baylor’s first- Texas Tech to end the Bears’ hopes of receiving Championship helped Baylor earn a spot in the ever No. 1 national ranking. an NCAA Tournament at-large bid. NCAA Baton Rouge Regional, where it would Baylor’s 20th win during the streak came on Among honors from the season, Baylor had a knock off 21st-ranked Minnesota 5-0 in the first April 17 against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. In league-best and school-record-tying 11 game, setting up a showdown against No. 2 addition to tying Baylor’s longest previous Academic All-Big 12 selections. BU tied a LSU. In front of nearly 10,000 fans at Alex Box winning streak, the win gave Smith his 650th program record with four Capital One Stadium, the Bears dropped a 10-inning career victory and made him Baylor’s all-time Academic All-District selections and had Kolt pitchers’ duel against the Tigers, who went on wins leader across all sports. Browder become the third person in program to win the national championship. The winning streak included the first 18 history to earn the Capital One Academic All- Seven Bears were selected in the 2009 MLB games of Big 12 play, which was also a America honor twice in a career. The Bears also Draft, the most since nine were drafted in 2005. conference record, and the finishing touches had eight All-Big 12 honorees. Among the draftees was Aaron Miller, who were put on the streak when Baylor swept then- When the June MLB Draft came around, became the program’s 10th first-round selection No. 2 Texas A&M in the final Big 12 edition of Baylor had five players taken to give the when the Los Angeles Dodgers selected him the “Battle of the Brazos.” The sweep of the program multiple picks in 15 of the last 16 36th overall. Aggies gave Baylor an 18-0 conference record, drafts. Despite an offense that started as many as clinching the Big 12 title before losing a five freshmen, the 2010 Baylor squad used a conference game. Collegiate Baseball had the late-season charge to post a 36-24 record and Bears ranked No. 1 nationally on April 23, and finish as the runner-up in the NCAA Fort Baylor went on to finish with the second-best Worth Regional. conference record in the league’s 16-year The Bears needed to win at least one game history at 20-4. against Oklahoma State in the final weekend of Baylor earned the No. 4 national seed in the the regular season to qualify for the conference NCAA Tournament. The Bears dropped the tournament. Trailing 5-2 heading to the bottom opening game of the Waco Regional against of the ninth in the series opener, Baylor rallied Oral Roberts before rebounding to win four for four runs and its first walk-off win of the games in three days and claim their first year. regional title since 2005.

hIstory The Bears completed the sweep of the The Bears defeated Arkansas in game one of Cowboys, and then swept all three games in the Waco Super Regional, putting them one win pool play at the Big 12 Championship before away from a school-record-tying 50th win and a losing a 3-1 ninth-inning lead in the title game fourth trip to Omaha, but Arkansas rallied from against Texas A&M. a 4-3 ninth-inning deficit in game two and then Baylor claimed a No. 2 seed in the Fort won the decision game three, 1-0, in 10 innings. Worth Regional, where it would lose the opener The Bears finished the season 49-17 and ranked to Arizona before rebounding to eliminate No. 9 or 10 in all four major national polls. Lamar and Arizona. However, TCU knocked Four Baylor players — Trent Blank, Josh off Baylor, 9-0, sending the Bears home with Ludy, Josh Turley and Logan Vick — earned their only shutout loss of the year. All-America honors, and the Bears broke school Six Bears were selected in the 2010 MLB Draft, records with 11 All-Big 12 honorees and seven but Baylor still returned four All-Big 12 first-team All-Big 12 selections. Ludy was performers for the 2011 season. The Bears were named Big 12 Player of the Year, while junior ranked No. 16 in the preseason by Baseball transfer Nathan Orf won the conference’s America, and Baylor climbed as No. 14 in the Newcomer of the Year and Smith was named rankings before eventually dropping out after Coach of the Year. losing six of seven games. Baylor had six players selected in the 2012 The 2011 Bears put together a strong finish to MLB Draft, bringing Smith’s total to 74 players

50 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe results 1902 5-9 1920 13-7 (swc 8-5, 3rd) 1924 16-9 (swc 11-8, 4th) 1928 16-4 (swc 11-4, 2nd) J.c. ewInG Frank brIdGes Frank brIdGes Morley JennInGs Mar. 26 AuStin COLLEgE W 4-3 SMu W 8-2 St. EDWARDS W 8-3 Mar. 27 AuStin COLLEgE W 15-9 SMu L 6-14 St. EDWARDS W 8-0 1903 6-8 Apr. 2 at SMu W 10-1 at tCu L 3-8 ARKAnSAS W 5-4 r.n. watts Apr. 3 at SMu W 5-4 at tCu W 11-8 ARKAnSAS W 16-1 Apr. 7 at texas A&M L 0-3 at texas A&M W 12-2 at tCu L 2-7 Apr. 8 at texas A&M W 6-3 at texas A&M W 7-4 at tCu W 16-3 1904 7-10 Apr. 9 at Rice W 13-3 at Rice L 7-12 tExAS tECh W 14-1 Apr. 10 at Rice W 9-7 at Rice L 4-5 tExAS tECh L 3-8 r.n. watts Apr. 12 tRinitY W 3-2 tExAS A&M W 5-1 RiCE W 15-1 Apr. 16 tCu L 1-11 SMu W 8-1 RiCE W 24-11 Apr. 17 tCu W 6-2 SMu W 4-2 tCu W 15-5 1905 12-7 Apr. 21 SMu W 6-4 at tCu L 4-5 tCu L 1-11 lee carroll Apr. 22 SMu W 12-3 at tCu W 7-4 SMu W 9-3 Apr. 23 RiCE W 11-1 May 12 tExAS L 4-8 Apr. 27 at texas W 13-2 Apr. 30 tExAS L 2-11 May 13 tExAS W 2-1 Apr. 28 at texas W 4-3 1906 7-9 May 1 tExAS L 0-6 RiCE W 9-1 RiCE W 6-0 May 3 SOuthWEStERn L 0-6 RiCE W 3-0 RiCE W 7-1 l.F. burleson May 6 at texas L 1-7 May 23 at texas L 5-10 SMu L 5-7 May 7 at texas L 2-5 May 24 at texas L 5-6 SMu W 9-2 May 9 vs. trinity ! W 3-2 May 16 tExAS W 5-3 1907 8-14 May 17 tExAS L 3-6 l.F. burleson ! - Played at Waxahachie, texas 1925 13-10 (swc 9-5, 3rd) Frank brIdGes 1929 14-6 (swc 12-4, 2nd) 1921 3-11 (swc 3-9, 5th) Mar. 23 MiSSiSSiPPi StAtE L 4-10 Morley JennInGs 1908 10-11 Frank brIdGes Mar. 24 MiSSiSSiPPi StAtE W 6-5 l.F. burleson Mar. 26 AuStin COLLEgE L 0-1 St. EDWARDS W 4-2 Mar. 28 SMu W 3-1 Mar. 27 AuStin COLLEgE W 13-2 St. EDWARDS W 8-1 Mar. 29 SMu W 5-2 Mar. 31 tRinitY W 6-4 SMu W 3-2 1909 9-12 Apr. 1 at SMu L 3-4 Apr. 4 tCu L 4-6 SMu W 13-2 Apr. 2 at SMu L 4-5 Apr. 11 at SMu L 3-4 nOtRE DAME L 2-5 e.J. MIlls Apr. 8 tExAS t 5-5 Apr. 15 SOuthWEStERn L 6-7 nOtRE DAME L 5-9 Apr. 9 tExAS L 3-9 Apr. 16 SOuthWEStERn L 6-7 tCu W 3-2 Apr. 14 at Rice W 11-0 Apr. 18 at tCu L 3-11 tCu L 2-3 1910 8-11 Apr. 15 at Rice L 1-2 Apr. 20 at Oklahoma State L 7-8 Apr. 17 tExAS W 7-5 Apr. 26 SOuthWEStERn L 1-4 Apr. 21 at Oklahoma State W 6-5 Apr. 18 tExAS W 8-3 Apr. 26 SOuthWEStERn L 1-9 Apr. 24 RiCE W 17-3 SMu W 11-5 Apr. 28 at texas A&M L 1-3 Apr. 25 tRinitY ! L 1-3 SMu W 4-3 1911 17-7 May 1 tExAS A&M L 2-3 Apr. 27 ARKAnSAS W 3-0 Apr. 26 at texas L 1-4 May 2 tExAS A&M L 3-11 Apr. 28 ARKAnSAS W 5-0 Apr. 27 at texas L 1-3 ralph Glaze May 5 at texas L 3-5 May 1 at texas W 4-3 at Rice L 1-6 May 6 at texas L 2-3 May 2 at Southwestern W 11-4 at Rice W 4-2 1912 16-0 May 7 tExAS A&M W 6-2 tCu W 10-5 1922 13-7 (swc 11-5, 2nd) May 11 at Rice W 7-6 tCu W 4-3 ralph Glaze May 12 at texas A&M W 5-4 RiCE W 7-3 Frank brIdGes May 16 tExAS L 6-13 RiCE W 7-1 Mar. 28 St. LOuiS CARDinALS May 19 SMu W 6-0 1913 13-9 Mar. 30 at SMu W 7-0 ! - Played at Waxahachie, texas 1930 11-6 (swc 10-6, 3rd) ralph Glaze Mar. 31 SMu W 16-1 Apr. 7 tExAS W 4-0 Morley JennInGs Apr. 8 tExAS W 7-3 1926 12-9 (swc 6-5, 4th) Apr. 11 at texas L 2-9 1914 10-10 Apr. 13 ARKAnSAS Frank brIdGes Apr. 12 at texas L 2-6 Apr. 14 ARKAnSAS May 2 tExAS L 4-7 c.p. “bubs” Mosley Apr. 20 at texas A&M L 1-7 Apr. 3 at Rice L 0-3 May 3 tExAS W 13-10 Apr. 21 at texas A&M L 3-4 tExAS A&M W 5-3 SMu W 10-9 Apr. 24 at Rice Apr. 9 SMu W 5-4 SMu W 10-9 1915 10-10 (swc 5-7, 4th) Apr. 25 at Rice Apr. 13 tExAS A&M L 0-5 SMu W 10-6 c.p. “bubs” Mosley Apr. 28 tExAS A&M W 7-1 tCu L 12-14 SMu W 13-5 Apr. 29 tExAS A&M W 1-0 Apr. 23 at Arkansas W 4-3 May 5 SMu L 1-2 Apr. 24 at Arkansas W 7-3 1916 13-7 (swc 6-4, 2nd) May 6 SMu W 11-3 RiCE W 8-2 1931 10-3 (swc 7-3, 3rd) May 19 at texas L 0-13 May 8 tCu L 8-12 Morley JennInGs c.p. “bubs” Mosley May 20 at texas L 3-4 May 17 at texas L 2-3 SMu W 6-5 nORthWEStERn W 7-3

nORthWEStERn W 7-6 hIstory 1917 3-7 (swc 1-2, 4th) 1923 15-6 (swc 14-5, 1st) at texas A&M L 3-4 1927 10-14 (swc 5-11, 5th) c.p. “bubs” Mosley Frank brIdGes at Rice W 6-1 southwest conFerence chaMpIons Frank brIdGes WACO PACKERS W 12-5 at SMu W 17-3 Apr. 3 tCu L 1-2 at Rice L 0-3 Apr. 14 tExAS W 2-1 1918 2-15 (swc 1-6, 3rd) Apr. 4 tCu W 8-1 at texas A&M W 5-3 at tCu W 9-6 c.p. “bubs” Mosley Apr. 6 SMu L 1-2 SMu W 5-4 RiCE W 15-1 Apr. 7 SMu L 6-7 tExAS A&M L 0-5 tCu W 5-0 Apr. 13 RiCE W 9-3 Apr. 14 tExAS L 2-8 SMu W 20-5 1919 9-11 (swc 3-5, 3rd) Apr. 20 tExAS A&M W 6-4 Apr. 15 tExAS W 9-6 tExAS A&M L 3-5 Apr. 21 tExAS A&M W 5-3 at tCu L 12-14 May 7 at texas L 1-5 c.p. “bubs” Mosley Apr. 25 tExAS A&M W 4-0 at Arkansas W 4-3 Apr. 26 tExAS A&M W 3-2 at Arkansas W 7-3 May 3 SMu W 6-4 RiCE W 8-2 May 4 SMu W 2-1 tCu L 8-12 May 7 at Arkansas W 4-2 May 5 at texas L 1-2 May 8 at Arkansas W 7-6 May 6 at texas L 4-8 May 10 CEntEnARY L 6-7 at SMu W 6-5 May 11 CEntEnARY W 10-3 May 15 RiCE W 4-1 May 16 at texas L 0-7 May 17 at texas L 2-3 May 21 tExAS W 6-2 May 22 tExAS W 5-3

51 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe results 1932 10-7 (swc 7-7, 4th) 1937 12-6 (swc 9-6, 3rd) 1941 11-8 (swc 8-6, 3rd) 1948 18-11 (swc 9-5, 3rd) Morley JennInGs Morley JennInGs lloyd russell a.e. “pete” Jones KAtY RAiLROAD W 8-4 DALLAS StEERS W 10-1 McMuRRAY W 9-1 ncaa western reGIonal KAtY RAiLROAD W 3-2 at Rice L 0-7 McMuRRAY W 16-6 Mar. 15 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 17-12 SMu W 18-0 at texas A&M W 4-3 at Rice L 3-8 Mar. 16 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 21-2 at Rice L 0-4 Apr. 9 at texas L 1-6 at texas A&M W Mar. 20 BuFFALO BiSOn W 7-6 at texas A&M W 10-6 Apr. 10 at texas W 10-1 at texas A&M L Mar. 24 MinnESOtA W 7-6 at texas A&M L 5-13 RiCE W 12-3 SMu W 12-7 Mar. 25 MinnESOtA L 3-10 Apr. 15 at texas W 6-2 RiCE W 32-13 SMu W 3-2 Mar. 27 OKLAhOMA W 11-6 Apr. 16 at texas L 1-4 Apr. 24 tExAS L 0-1 tCu W 7-4 Apr. 1 RiCE • W 24-3 tExAS A&M W 4-1 SMu W 17-6 tCu W 3-2 Apr. 2 RiCE • W 14-4 tExAS A&M L 3-5 SMu W 7-3 May 2 tExAS L 2-5 Apr. 6 at texas A&M • L 0-8 RiCE W 8-7 tExAS A&M L 4-6 May 8 at texas L 4-9 Apr. 7 at texas A&M • L 3-5 at SMu L 1-2 tCu W 11-2 May 9 at texas L 6-7 Apr. 10 at SMu • L 5-6 at tCu W 9-2 tCu W 12-11 at SMu W 9-4 WACO PiRAtES W 11-7 at tCu W 11-8 at SMu W 7-3 WACO PiRAtES L 1-7 Apr. 30 tExAS L 3-6 at tCu L 3-7 t rd vs. Buffalo Bison ! L 1-5 Apr. 30 tExAS L 2-3 1942 8-8 (swc 7-8, -3 ) Apr. 17 tExAS • W 8-7 Floyd crow 1938 13-4-2 (swc 9-9, 4th) Apr. 24 at tCu • W 15-5 1933 5-9 (swc 3-7, 4th) SMu W 3-2 Apr. 27 tExAS A&M • W 9-4 Morley JennInGs SMu L 1-7 Apr. 30 at texas • L 1-2 Morley JennInGs Mar. 24 WACO DOnS W 2-0 SMu W 7-6 May 1 at texas • L 1-8 WACO REDMEn W 8-2 Mar. 25 tExAS A&M W 7-5 tExAS A&M L 0-2 May 6 tCu • W 14-7 at texas A&M W Mar. 25 tExAS A&M W 11-7 tExAS A&M W 4-3 May 7 tCu • W 14-6 at texas A&M L WACO DOnS t 5-5 tExAS A&M L 9-15 May 14 SMu • W 3-2 SMu W 12-7 OKLAhOMA W 6-5 RiCE L 1-3 May 15 SMu • W 9-4 Apr. 21 tExAS A&M W Apr. 1 at SMu L 6-7 RiCE L 3-7 May 20 vs. texas A&M $ W 4-3 Apr. 22 tExAS A&M L Apr. 2 at SMu W 9-8 RiCE W 14-3 May 21 vs. texas A&M $ L 1-17 WACO CuBS L Apr. 4 nEBRASKA W 9-7 Apr. 17 tExAS L 8-12 June 16 vs. Southern California % L 0-8 tCu L Apr. 5 nEBRASKA W 6-0 Apr. 18 tExAS L 0-2 June 17 vs. Colorado State % W 13-4 May 5 tExAS L 4-11 WACO DOnS t 4-4 tCu W 13-5 June 18 vs. Oklahoma State % W 9-8 May 6 tExAS L 2-3 Apr. 22 tExAS L 0-5 tCu W 2-0 June 19 vs. Southern California % L 3-16 May 16 at texas L 1-6 Apr. 23 tExAS L 1-11 tCu W 17-11 ! - Played at Waxahachie, texas May 17 at texas L 2-3 Apr. 27 at texas A&M L 1-3 May 5 at texas L 3-8 $ - Played at Brenham, texas at SMu W 3-2 Apr. 30 RiCE W 8-2 % - nCAA Western Regional, Denver, Colo. at tCu L May 3 tCu W 11-1 May 6 tCu W 6-0 1943-45 no teaMs FIelded May 13 at texas W 9-7 world war II 1949 17-11 (swc 9-5, 3rd) 1934 2-12 (swc 2-10, 4th) May 20 at Rice W 4-3 a.e. “pete” Jones Morley JennInGs May 21 at Rice W 11-1 1946 12-9 (swc 9-6, 2nd) Mar. 8 at Stephen F. Austin W 4-2 vs. humble Oilers ! L 5-6 a.e. “pete” Jones Mar. 9 at Stephen F. Austin W 7-4 vs. humble Oilers ! L 2-10 1939 11-7 (swc 8-7, t-2nd) Mar. 11 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 18-3 Apr. 9 at texas A&M L 3-5 Morley JennInGs SMu W 12-9 Mar. 12 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 11-0 Apr. 10 at texas A&M L 7-9 SMu W 10-6 Mar. 14 hARDin SiMMOnS W 11-4 tCu L Mar. 23 at texas A&M L 4-5 SMu L 5-8 Mar. 15 OKLAhOMA StAtE W 3-2 tCu L Mar. 24 at texas A&M L 3-4 Apr. 4 at texas L 6-7 Mar. 16 OKLAhOMA StAtE L 3-4 Apr. 20 at texas L 0-12 Mar. 25 at Rice W 7-1 Apr. 5 at texas L 1-5 Mar. 18 hARDin SiMMOnS W 3-1 Apr. 21 at texas W 4-3 Mar. 30 OKLAhOMA StAtE L 0-1 May 8 tExAS L 8-9 Mar. 19 hARDin SiMMOnS W 14-4 tExAS A&M L Mar. 31 OKLAhOMA StAtE W 13-4 Mar. 23 MinnESOtA W 7-3 tExAS A&M L Apr. 8 tCu W 13-0 rd Mar. 26 SMu • W 14-3 May 4 tExAS L 1-14 Apr. 8 tCu W 6-5 1947 12-8 (swc 9-5, 3 ) Mar. 31 at texas • L 4-10 May 5 tExAS L 0-2 Apr. 12 tExAS L 2-17 a.e. “pete” Jones Apr. 5 nEBRASKA L 5-7 at tCu L Apr. 19 tExAS A&M L 0-4 Apr. 5 nEBRASKA W 4-3 at tCu W 8-3 RiCE W 16-1 East End Merchants W 9-0 tCu W 12-6 Apr. 8 tExAS A&M • W 13-2 RiCE W 16-4 Apr. 9 tExAS A&M • L 11-15 ! - Playedat Conroe, texas at SMu W 8-2 tCu W 9-8 tExAS A&M W 7-4 Apr. 14 at texas A&M • L 1-2 at tCu L 1-7 Apr. 15 BRADLEY L 13-15 th May 4 at texas L 3-4 Rice W 16-6 1935 7-8 (swc 5-7, 4 ) OKLAhOMA W 3-2 Apr. 16 BRADLEY W 1-0 May 5 at texas L 2-5 Apr. 22 at tCu • W 10-1 Morley JennInGs May 10 SMu W 7-1 OKLAhOMA L 8-9 Apr. 17 tExAS L 6-9 Apr. 29 tExAS • W 11-5 Apr. 5 at tCu L 10-13 SMu W 3-2 Apr. 30 tExAS • W 3-2 Apr. 6 at tCu L 7-8 Apr. 18 tExAS W 6-2 Apr. 22 at texas L 0-1 May 6 at Rice • L 1-4 at texas A&M L 3-4 at Rice • L 2-5 at texas A&M W 14-7 1940 11-9 (swc 7-7, 4th) tExAS A&M W 11-3 SMu W 7-0 May 7 RiCE • W 1-0 Apr. 20 tExAS L 6-7 lloyd russell May 14 at SMu • L 3-6 Apr. 20 tExAS L 0-4 SMu L 3-16 at Oklahoma State L 2-3 May 17 at SMu • W 12-5 tExAS A&M W 2-1 SMu L 0-5 at Oklahoma L 2-8 tCu W 5-1 tExAS A&M L 0-9 tCu W 10-1 at Oklahoma L 4-13 tCu W 11-4 May 3 at texas L 7-16 Brooke Medical Center W 4-2 at Oklahoma State L May 6 at texas W 4-3 McMurray L 6-12 OKLAhOMA L 0-5 tCu W 4-2 Brooke Medical Center L 4-12 1950 20-10 (swc 8-7, 3rd) hIstory OKLAhOMA W tCu W 4-2 Brooke Medical Center W 18-5 SMu W 6-1 Rice W 11-2 a.e. “pete” Jones Apr. 9 at texas L 2-14 Rice L 4-5 SMu W 11-10 1936 9-6-1 (swc 7-6-1, 4th) RiCE W 10-4 tExAS A&M L 3-11 SMu W 5-0 Morley JennInGs at SMu L 8-9 Dallas Rebels L 4-14 SMu W 3-2 at SMu L 2-3 Apr. 15 tExAS W 2-1 OKLAhOMA W 8-5 tCu W 6-0 Apr. 28 at texas L 3-22 OKLAhOMA W 8-7 tExAS A&M L 7-9 May 3 at texas L 1-22 tExAS A&M L 11-13 May 2 tExAS L 0-10 tExAS A&M W 7-3 May 3 tExAS L 4-22 at SMu W 4-3 at Rice W at SMu L 1-4 at Rice W Apr. 10 tExAS W 8-7 at texas A&M L 1-5 Apr. 11 tExAS L 2-5 at tCu W 12-10 at Rice W 11-4 at tCu W 6-4 at texas A&M t 11-11 Apr. 25 at texas L 3-9 tCu W 7-5 tCu L 8-13 RiCE W 9-7 at tCu L 2-5 SMu W 7-0

52 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe results 1951 10-10 (swc 6-9, 4th) 1954 15-9-1 (swc 9-5-1, 2nd) 1957 10-11 (swc 4-7, 4th) 1960 15-7 (swc 10-5, t-2nd) vIc bradFord boyd “Jelly” sorelle boyd “Jelly” sorelle lloyd russell houston L 3-5 tCu W 3-0 at Sam houston State L 2-7 Mar. 11 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 6-2 houston W 6-4 tCu L 6-7 at Sam houston State L 0-9 Mar. 12 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 10-0 Oklahoma houston L 4-5 at houston W 12-5 Mar. 19 tExAS • W 6-2 Rice houston W 8-5 at Rice • W 3-0 Mar. 26 at SMu • L 0-3 Minnesota Sul Ross State L 4-14 at houston W 13-6 Mar. 29 at tCu • W 18-13 tExAS A&M W 3-2 Sul Ross State W 9-1 tCu W 16-6 Apr. 5 tExAS A&M • W 7-5 Apr. 9 at texas L 1-5 Mar. 26 at texas L 10-15 tExAS A&M • W 4-2 Apr. 8 at texas • L 4-8 SMu W 8-1 Mar. 27 at texas L 4-12 tExAS A&M • L 2-4 Apr. 9 at texas • L 4-9 SMu L 6-13 temple W 11-8 KAnSAS W 8-1 Apr. 14 vs. Arkansas ! L 0-8 SMu W 6-5 tCu W 13-2 at Sul Ross State L 7-4 Apr. 14 at Louisiana-Monroe ! W 7-0 tCu tCu L 1-2 at Sul Ross State W 7-2 Apr. 15 vs. LSu ! W 3-0 Rice tExAS A&M L 5-8 at Sul Ross State W 9-5 Apr. 15 vs. northwestern State ! W 16-2 Apr. 27 tExAS W 9-8 tExAS A&M W 6-4 tCu • W 7-3 Apr. 16 vs. Mississippi State ! L 2-14 Apr. 28 tExAS L 1-4 SMu W 3-2 May 3 at texas • L 1-11 Apr. 22 SMu • W 7-6 tExAS A&M L 0-9 Rice W 4-0 at texas A&M • L 2-5 Apr. 23 SMu • L 1-8 tExAS A&M L 6-12 Rice W 9-0 RiCE • W 10-2 Apr. 30 RiCE • L 0-1 SMu Apr. 27 tExAS t 13-13 RiCE • L 5-7 Apr. 30 RiCE • W 4-3 tCu tCu L 1-2 SMu • L 2-4 May 3 at Rice • W 5-4 tExAS A&M W 5-4 at SMu • L 0-1 May 6 at texas A&M • W 13-3 SMu W 4-3 at SMu • L 0-2 May 7 at texas A&M • W 9-3 1952 unknown (swc 9-6, 2nd) SMu W 5-3 at tCu L 8-10 May 13 tCu • W 6-2 chuck devereaux Rice W 4-0 May 14 tCu • W 17-1 Rice W 9-6 Mar. 7 at Sam houston State 1958 5-17 (swc 2-11, 6th) ! - Easter tounament, Monroe, La. Mar. 8 at Sam houston State lloyd russell Mar. 11 tCu 1955 11-14 (swc 7-8, t-3rd) 1961 18-4-1 (swc 10-4-1, t-2nd) Mar. 13 at tCu boyd “Jelly” sorelle Mar. 3 at texas L 2-6 Mar. 15 tExAS W 8-5 Mar. 6 at Sam houston State W 5-4 lloyd russell Mar. 18 tExAS W 6-5 Sam houston State W 5-3 Mar. 7 at Sam houston State L 5-6 #25 cb Mar. 20 OKLAhOMA Sam houston State L 2-12 Mar. 8 at houston L 7-9 Mar. 24 MinnESOtA houston W 5-3 Mar. 11 tCu W 9-1 Mar. 3 tCu W 2-0 Mar. 25 MinnESOtA houston L 2-5 Mar. 14 hOuStOn L 7-10 Mar. 4 at tCu W 14-2 Mar. 28 tCu • tCu W 10-7 Mar. 15 at tCu W 6-5 Mar. 10 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 13-2 Mar. 29 tCu • Sul Ross State L 1-7 Mar. 21 at texas A&M L 7-9 Mar. 11 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 10-0 Apr. 1 at texas A&M • t 2-2 Sul Ross State L 11-4 Mar. 22 at texas A&M L 4-7 Mar. 16 RiCE • W 9-3 Apr. 2 at texas A&M • W 12-9 tCu L 1-4 Mar. 28 RiCE L 1-2 Mar. 21 at texas A&M • L 6-7 Apr. 5 at SMu • Rice W 8-0 Mar. 29 RiCE W 8-7 Mar. 25 at texas • L 6-26 Apr. 8 RiCE • tExAS A&M L 2-4 Apr. 1 tExAS L 2-4 Mar. 28 tCu • W 4-2 Apr. 9 RiCE • texas Lutheran L 6-11 Apr. 3 SuL ROSS StAtE L 12-13 Apr. 6 ARKAnSAS W 16-2 Apr. 18 tExAS • L 2-3 texas Lutheran L 3-6 Apr. 4 SuL ROSS StAtE L 8-15 Apr. 6 ARKAnSAS W 5-1 Apr. 26 at tCu • Apr. 12 at texas W 5-2 Apr. 8 at tCu L 1-2 Apr. 11 FORt hOOD W 4-1 Apr. 29 tExAS A&M • W 16-6 tCu W 10-5 Apr. 12 at SMu L 6-7 Apr. 14 at tCu • W 16-7 Apr. 29 tExAS A&M • W 3-0 SMu L 7-8 Apr. 15 tExAS A&M L 4-11 Apr. 15 at tCu • W 8-4 May 3 tExAS • L 3-17 tExAS A&M W 13-2 Apr. 19 at Rice L 1-6 Apr. 18 SMu • W 11-6 May 3 tExAS • W 9-5 tExAS A&M L 4-12 Apr. 25 at texas L 2-11 Apr. 21 at SMu • W 6-5 May 9 SMu • SMu L 0-1 Apr. 26 at texas L 0-4 Apr. 22 at SMu • W 9-1 May 10 SMu • SMu L 2-5 May 9 SMu L 2-13 Apr. 23 FORt hOOD W 16-3 May 15 at Rice • tCu L 0-3 May 10 SMu W 6-3 May 5 tExAS A&M • W 5-4 tCu W 3-0 May 6 tExAS A&M • L 13-15 Rice W 12-5 May 12 at Rice • W 4-0 1953 unknown (swc 7-5, 3rd) Rice W 4-3 1959 12-13 (swc 6-8, 5th) May 13 at Rice • L 2-5 a.e. “pete” Jones May 13 tExAS L 7-9 lloyd russell May 17 tExAS • W 3-2 May 13 tExAS L 6-7 May 17 tExAS • t 9-9 Mar. 6 at Sam houston State Mar. 7 hOuStOn L 0-3 Mar. 7 at Sam houston State Mar. 11 SuL ROSS StAtE W 9-7 Mar. 9 at houston W 4-3 1956 12-11 (swc 8-6, t-2nd) Mar. 12 SuL ROSS StAtE W 9-4 1962 17-7 (swc 9-5, 3rd) Mar. 10 at houston W 11-6 Mar. 13 at tCu L 6-9 dutch schroeder Mar. 13 tCu boyd “Jelly” sorelle Mar. 14 tCu W 7-5 Mar. 14 at tCu at Sam houston State L 5-8 Mar. 17 hOuStOn W 9-2 Mar. 2 tCu W 11-4 Mar. 17 tExAS L 5-10 at Sam houston State W 5-4 Mar. 21 tCu W 14-3 Mar. 3 at tCu L 6-9 Mar. 21 at texas L 7-25 tCu W 14-10 Mar. 24 at texas A&M L 6-19 Mar. 9 texas Lutheran W 5-4 Mar. 27 at Rice houston L 4-6 Mar. 27 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 13-6 Mar. 12 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 6-4 Mar. 28 at Rice houston W 8-7 Mar. 28 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 6-0 Mar. 13 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 11-1 Mar. 31 at texas A&M W 8-0 Sul Ross State L 1-13 Mar. 31 RiCE L 2-8 Mar. 17 tExAS • L 3-4 Apr. 7 nEBRASKA L 1-8 Sul Ross State L 4-13 Apr. 3 at texas L 1-14 Mar. 24 at SMu • W 5-3 Apr. 7 nEBRASKA t 8-8 tCu • L 3-4 Apr. 7 SMu W 4-3 Apr. 4 tExAS A&M • W 2-0 hIstory Apr. 10 tExAS L 5-6 SMu • W 11-10 Apr. 10 tExAS A&M L 1-2 Apr. 7 at tCu • W 7-3 Apr. 11 tExAS W 10-9 Mar. 30 nebraska W 9-4 Apr. 17 at tCu L 0-11 Apr. 12 SMu • W 5-0 Apr. 18 tCu Mar. 31 nebraska L 3-5 Apr. 18 at tCu W 6-1 Apr. 13 SMu • W 15-7 Apr. 21 SMu Apr. 3 tExAS • W 4-3 Apr. 24 tExAS L 3-6 Apr. 16 at texas • L 0-8 Apr. 25 at texas L 11-14 Rice • W 7-2 Apr. 25 tExAS L 3-5 Apr. 17 at texas • L 1-12 May 1 at SMu Rice • L 1-5 Apr. 28 at Sam houston State L 3-7 Apr. 19 vs. Arkansas ! W 5-0 May 2 at SMu tExAS A&M • W 5-1 May 1 at SMu W 9-6 Apr. 19 vs. northwestern State ! W 9-1 May 7 tExAS A&M W 8-4 tExAS A&M • L 3-12 May 2 at SMu W 5-2 Apr. 20 at Louisiana-Monroe ! L 5-9 May 8 tExAS A&M W 5-0 SMu • W 5-1 May 5 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 3-5 Apr. 20 vs. northwestern State ! W 11-3 May 12 at tCu tCu • L 13-16 May 8 at Rice L 3-7 Apr. 21 at Louisiana-Monroe ! W 6-0 May 13 at tCu tCu • L 5-9 May 9 at Rice W 4-3 Apr. 27 tCu • W 7-3 May 16 RiCE May 3 at texas • W 12-5 May 16 tExAS A&M L 1-3 Apr. 27 tCu • W 7-3 May 4 at texas • W 1-0 May 2 at texas A&M • L 0-6 tExAS A&M • L 4-7 May 3 at texas A&M • L 6-12 Rice • W 4-2 May 7 RiCE • W 15-3 May 7 RiCE • W 3-0 ! - Easter tounament, Monroe, La.

53 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe results 1963 13-11 (swc 7-8, 4th) 1966 18-10-1 (swc 8-6-1, t-1st) 1969 10-17 (swc 6-11, 6th) 1971 17-22 (swc 7-10, 5th) dutch schroeder dutch schroeder dutch schroeder dutch schroeder Mar. 1 at tCu L 1-3 southwest conFerence co-chaMpIons Mar. 7 at ut-Pan American W 1-0 Feb. 25 at St. Mary’s L 2-3 Mar. 2 tCu W 5-2 Mar. 8 at ut-Pan American L 2-6 Feb. 25 at St. Mary’s L 3-4 Mar. 1 at texas Lutheran W 4-2 Mar. 9 tExAS LuthERAn W 4-3 Mar. 10 SOuthWEStERn W 2-1 Feb. 26 at ut-Pan American L 6-7 Mar. 5 at Austin College W 11-0 Mar. 16 RiCE • L 3-6 Mar. 8 at St. Mary’s L 1-2 Mar. 14 hOuStOn L 2-5 Feb. 26 at ut-Pan American W 6-4 Mar. 23 at texas A&M • L 1-2 Mar. 10 St. MARY’S W 7-3 Mar. 20 at texas Lutheran L 3-7 Feb. 27 at ut-Pan American L 1-6 Mar. 26 tCu • W 3-2 Mar. 21 at Rice • L 2-6 Feb. 27 at ut-Pan American L 0-6 Mar. 15 tExAS • L 1-5 Mar. 30 at texas • W 3-2 Mar. 21 at Rice • L 7-8 Mar. 5 hOuStOn L 7-10 Mar. 19 at tCu • W 7-4 Apr. 2 SMu • W 10-4 Mar. 21 ARKAnSAS W 9-3 Mar. 22 at Rice • L 3-4 Mar. 5 hOuStOn L 4-8 Apr. 8 niChOLLS StAtE W 9-5 Mar. 22 tExAS A&M • W 4-1 Mar. 25 tExAS LuthERAn W 1-0 Mar. 6 hOuStOn L 0-2 Apr. 9 at tulane W 5-4 Mar. 24 SOuthERn iLLinOiS W 8-4 Mar. 28 tExAS tECh • L 1-6 Mar. 6 hOuStOn W 2-1 Apr. 12 at Fort hood L 1-7 Mar. 26 at Rice • t 5-5 Mar. 28 tExAS tECh • W 7-4 Mar. 12 tExAS • W 1-0 Apr. 13 vs. Dallas ! L 2-4 Mar. 28 KAnSAS StAtE W 2-0 Mar. 29 tExAS tECh • L 0-4 Mar. 12 tExAS • W 4-3 Apr. 13 vs. ut-Pan American ! W 9-5 Mar. 28 KAnSAS StAtE L 0-5 Mar. 31 at Lamar L 2-3 Mar. 13 tExAS • L 6-17 Apr. 19 at Rice • W 6-3 Apr. 1 tCu • L 1-9 Apr. 1 at Lamar L 2-4 Mar. 16 SOuthWEStERn W 1-0 Apr. 20 at Rice • W 17-15 Apr. 2 tCu • L 1-7 Apr. 3 tuLSA L 5-7 Mar. 16 SOuthWEStERn W 5-2 Apr. 22 at texas Lutheran W 3-2 Apr. 5 tExAS LuthERAn L 3-4 Apr. 4 at tCu • L 1-6 Mar. 20 hARDin SiMMOnS W 15-3 Apr. 26 at tCu • L 1-2 Apr. 6 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 3-0 Apr. 4 at tCu • L 3-4 Mar. 20 hARDin SiMMOnS W 17-3 May 3 tExAS A&M • L 1-8 Apr. 7 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 8-2 Apr. 5 at tCu • L 4-10 Mar. 26 at tCu • L 0-5 May 4 tExAS A&M • W 7-4 Apr. 8 hOuStOn W 4-3 Apr. 11 at texas • L 3-5 Mar. 26 at tCu • L 2-6 May 7 at SMu • L 0-6 Apr. 9 hOuStOn L 2-3 Apr. 11 at texas • L 2-5 Mar. 27 at tCu • W 8-6 May 8 at SMu • W 7-3 Apr. 15 at texas • L 3-6 Apr. 15 SOuthWEStERn W 10-2 Apr. 2 tExAS A&M • L 5-7 May 13 tExAS • L 1-5 Apr. 16 at texas • W 3-2 Apr. 18 tExAS A&M • W 4-0 Apr. 2 tExAS A&M • L 2-8 May 13 tExAS • L 2-8 Apr. 19 at SMu • W 3-2 Apr. 18 tExAS A&M • L 0-1 Apr. 3 tExAS A&M • L 5-10 May 14 at tCu L 2-3 Apr. 29 at texas A&M • W 12-9 Apr. 19 tExAS A&M • W 8-1 Apr. 7 at Lamar W 5-4 Apr. 30 at texas A&M • L 5-7 Apr. 25 at SMu • W 3-1 Apr. 7 at Lamar W 4-1 ! - Played at Fort hood, texas May 5 RiCE • W 1-0 Apr. 25 at SMu • W 3-0 Apr. 8 at Lamar L 0-4 May 5 RiCE • W 2-0 Apr. 26 at SMu • W 1-0 Apr. 8 at Lamar L 0-4 1964 18-7 (swc 10-5, 2nd) May 6 RiCE • L 0-2 Apr. 9 at nicholls State L 2-4 May 10 SMu • W 2-1 Apr. 9 at nicholls State W 3-2 dutch schroeder May 10 SMu • W 7-3 1970 16-21 (swc 4-14, 6th) Apr. 10 at tulane L 4-5 #26 cb dutch schroeder Apr. 10 at tulane W 1-0 Apr. 16 at Rice • L 0-1 Feb. 27 AuStin COLLEgE W 3-0 1967 14-13 (swc 4-11, 6th) Mar. 4 SOuthWEStERn W 5-2 Apr. 16 at Rice • W 3-0 Mar. 5 OKLAhOMA W 13-3 Mar. 4 SOuthWEStERn W 4-0 dutch schroeder Apr. 23 tExAS tECh • L 0-1 Mar. 6 at houston L 3-6 Mar. 5 St. MARY’S W 6-2 Apr. 23 tExAS tECh • W 6-3 Mar. 7 at houston W 4-3 Mar. 3 at St. Edwards W 7-0 Mar. 6 tExAS LuthERAn W 1-0 Apr. 24 tExAS tECh • W 6-5 Mar. 9 ut-PAn AMERiCAn L 3-5 Mar. 4 at texas Lutheran W 10-2 Mar. 10 hARDin SiMMOnS W 3-2 Apr. 30 at SMu • L 2-3 Mar. 10 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 4-0 Mar. 6 LAMAR W 11-5 Mar. 10 hARDin SiMMOnS W 6-1 Apr. 30 at SMu • L 3-4 Mar. 14 tExAS • L 2-4 Mar. 7 LAMAR W 2-1 Mar. 13 at houston L 3-4 May 1 at SMu • W 9-3 Mar. 17 at SMu • W 5-0 Mar. 10 St. EDWARDS L 5-6 Mar. 13 at houston L 3-4 Mar. 21 tExAS LuthERAn W 5-4 Mar. 11 SMu • L 1-2 Mar. 14 at houston L 1-10 Mar. 27 MiSSOuRi W 5-2 Mar. 14 RiCE W 1-0 Mar. 14 at houston W 6-3 1972 20-20 (swc 6-12, t-5th) Mar. 28 MiSSOuRi W 3-1 Mar. 15 tExAS LuthERAn W 8-1 Mar. 20 at texas A&M • L 3-7 dutch schroeder Apr. 1 tExAS A&M • W 8-7 Mar. 18 tCu W 5-3 Mar. 20 at texas A&M • L 2-3 Apr. 4 at tCu • W 3-2 Mar. 23 at texas • L 2-9 Mar. 25 ut-PAn AM L 1-2 Feb. 25 at houston L 5-9 Apr. 10 SMu • W 15-1 Mar. 24 hOuStOn L 2-4 Mar. 25 ut-PAn AM W 2-1 Feb. 25 at houston L 2-3 Apr. 11 SMu • W 7-2 Mar. 25 hOuStOn W 8-7 Mar. 26 ut-PAn AM W 3-2 Feb. 26 at houston W 2-0 Apr. 17 at texas • L 1-5 Mar. 27 at texas tech • W 12-8 Mar. 27 LAMAR W 9-3 Feb. 26 at houston W 8-7 Apr. 18 at texas • W 5-1 Mar. 28 at texas tech • W 5-3 Mar. 27 LAMAR L 4-5 Feb. 29 SOuthWEStERn L 2-5 Apr. 20 at texas Lutheran W 3-1 Mar. 29 at Abilene Christian L 6-8 Mar. 28 LAMAR W 4-2 Feb. 29 SOuthWEStERn W 7-1 Apr. 24 tCu • W 3-0 Mar. 30 at Abilene Christian W 17-3 Mar. 28 LAMAR W 4-3 Mar. 2 St. MARY’S W 3-1 Apr. 25 tCu • W 7-0 Apr. 1 at texas A&M • L 3-5 Mar. 30 at St. Mary’s L 5-6 Mar. 2 St. MARY’S W 8-5 May 1 at texas A&M • L 4-7 Apr. 5 KAnSAS W 5-4 Mar. 31 at texas Lutheran L 3-4 Mar. 4 AiR FORCE W 4-1 May 2 at texas A&M • L 0-2 Apr. 7 tExAS • L 0-12 Apr. 3 tCu • L 5-9 Mar. 4 AiR FORCE W 2-1 May 5 RiCE • W 6-1 Apr. 8 tExAS • L 7-11 Apr. 3 tCu • W 7-5 Mar. 7 hARDin SiMMOnS W 4-2 May 5 RiCE • W 8-1 Apr. 14 at SMu • L 0-22 Apr. 4 tCu • L 1-3 Mar. 7 hARDin SiMMOnS W 10-2 May 6 RiCE • L 2-5 Apr. 15 at SMu • W 5-3 Apr. 7 at texas A&M • L 2-11 Mar. 9 at trinity L 0-2 Apr. 21 at Rice • L 6-7 Apr. 10 SMu • W 1-0 Mar. 9 at St. Mary’s L 2-1 Apr. 22 at Rice • L 0-1 rd Apr. 10 SMu • W 3-1 Mar. 10 at Lamar W 5-0 1965 18-7 (swc 9-6, 3 ) Apr. 28 tExAS A&M • W 5-0 Apr. 11 SMu • L 3-4 Mar. 10 at Lamar W 4-3 dutch schroeder Apr. 29 tExAS A&M • L 3-10 Apr. 17 at texas • L 0-3 Mar. 11 at Lamar L 0-5 May 5 at tCu • L 2-12 Apr. 17 at texas • L 3-9 Mar. 11 at Lamar W 1-0 Mar. 4 at texas Lutheran W 14-5 May 6 at tCu • (forfeit) L 0-9 Mar. 5 at ut-Pan American W 6-4 Apr. 18 at texas • L 1-2 Mar. 14 at Southwestern W 5-1 Mar. 6 at ut-Pan American L 0-4 Apr. 24 RiCE • L 1-2 Mar. 14 at Southwestern W 12-5 Mar. 13 RiCE • W 8-0 1968 14-13 (swc 9-7, 4th) Apr. 24 RiCE • L 2-5 Mar. 17 at texas • L 1-4 Apr. 25 RiCE • W 12-1 Mar. 17 at texas • L 5-6 Mar. 16 at texas A&M • W 2-0 dutch schroeder Mar. 27 SMu • L 5-7 May 1 at texas tech • L 3-5 Mar. 18 at texas • L 2-19 Apr. 2 at tCu • W 5-3 Feb. 26 tExAS LuthERAn L 2-3 May 1 at texas tech • L 2-4 Mar. 24 RiCE • L 0-2 Apr. 3 at tCu • W 5-1 Mar. 5 tExAS A&M • W 3-0 May 2 at texas tech • L 2-14 Mar. 24 RiCE • W 5-1 Apr. 7 at SMu • L 0-3 Mar. 9 at tCu • L 5-6 Mar. 25 RiCE • W 5-4 hIstory Apr. 8 at SMu • W 8-0 Mar. 16 SMu • L 1-2 Mar. 31 SMu • L 1-3 Apr. 9 at houston W 8-7 Mar. 22 RiCE • W 3-0 Mar. 31 SMu • L 2-3 Apr. 10 at houston W 15-3 Mar. 22 RiCE • W 3-0 Apr. 1 SMu • W 3-2 Apr. 10 at houston W 9-3 Mar. 23 RiCE • W 4-2 Apr. 7 at texas A&M • L 3-5 Apr. 12 tExAS LuthERAn W 5-0 Mar. 25 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn L 0-4 Apr. 7 at texas A&M • L 0-5 Apr. 15 at St. Mary’s W 10-7 Mar. 25 ABiLEnE ChRiStiAn W 4-1 Apr. 8 at texas A&M • W 4-3 Apr. 16 EMPORiA StAtE W 11-1 Mar. 27 niChOLLS StAtE W 7-2 Apr. 14 tCu • L 4-5 Apr. 17 EMPORiA StAtE W 11-7 Mar. 28 SE LOuiSiAnA L 2-4 Apr. 14 tCu • W 3-0 Apr. 20 tCu • L 3-7 Mar. 29 LAMAR W 2-1 Apr. 15 tCu • W 4-3 Apr. 23 tExAS • W 5-2 Mar. 30 LAMAR L 2-4 Apr. 21 at texas tech • L 0-8 • Apr. 24 tExAS • L 4-5 Apr. 3 at texas L 0-2 Apr. 21 at texas tech • L 4-9 Apr. 4 at texas • L 6-10 Apr. 27 at texas • W 4-1 Apr. 22 at texas tech • L 3-10 Apr. 4 at texas • L 7-8 Apr. 30 tExAS A&M • L 2-3 Apr. 29 ut-PAn AMERiCAn L 0-1 Apr. 8 at texas A&M • W 2-0 May 1 tExAS A&M • W 6-4 Apr. 29 ut-PAn AMERiCAn L 0-1 Apr. 12 hOuStOn L 4-6 May 6 at Rice • W 8-1 Apr. 17 tExAS LuthERAn W 6-3 May 7 at Rice • L 4-5 Apr. 19 ut-PAn AM W 5-4 Apr. 20 ut-PAn AM L 4-6 Apr. 26 tCu • L 4-8 Apr. 27 tCu • L 2-5 May 3 SMu • W 7-2 May 4 SMu • W 3-2 May 11 at texas tech • W 3-2 May 11 at texas tech • W 4-1

54 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe results 1973 21-17 (swc 9-9, 4th) 1975 25-19 (swc 11-13, t-4th) 1977 43-15 (swc 15-9, 3rd) 1978 32-19 (swc 15-9, 3rd) dutch schroeder MIckey sullIvan MIckey sullIvan MIckey sullIvan ncaa colleGe world serIes ncaa colleGe world serIes Feb. 24 at Southwestern W 8-3 Feb. 17 at ut Arlington W 6-5 Feb. 24 at Southwestern W 4-0 Feb. 17 at ut Arlington W 4-0 ncaa south central reGIonal ncaa south central reGIonal Feb. 26 ut ARLingtOn W 3-2 Feb. 20 LAMAR W 6-5 swc tournaMent chaMpIons swc tournaMent chaMpIons Feb. 26 ut ARLingtOn W 2-0 Feb. 20 LAMAR W 7-4 #7 cb #8 cb Feb. 27 at Sam houston State L 6-7 Feb. 21 LAMAR W 2-1 Feb. 18 at ut Arlington W 2-1 Feb. 18 at ut Arlington W 2-1 Feb. 27 at Sam houston State L 1-2 Feb. 21 LAMAR W 7-6 Feb. 18 at ut Arlington W 2-1 Feb. 16 at Arizona State L 1-3 Feb. 28 SOuthWEStERn L 0-3 Feb. 22 OKLAhOMA W 5-0 Feb. 28 SOuthWEStERn W 6-0 Feb. 22 OKLAhOMA L 3-11 Feb. 19 ut ARLingtOn W 7-3 Feb. 16 at Arizona State L 1-5 Mar. 2 at hardin Simmons L 4-6 Feb. 25 SOuthWEStERn W 10-0 Feb. 19 ut ARLingtOn W 4-0 Feb. 17 at grand Canyon L 3-5 Mar. 2 at hardin Simmons W 9-5 Feb. 25 SOuthWEStERn W 10-2 Feb. 25 tCu • W 20-3 Feb. 21 St. MARY’S W 2-1 Mar. 3 at hardin Simmons L 3-7 Feb. 28 tExAS A&M • W 4-3 Feb. 26 tCu • L 1-2 Feb. 21 St. MARY’S W 2-0 Mar. 3 at hardin Simmons L 3-4 Mar. 1 tExAS A&M • L 0-1 Feb. 26 tCu • L 2-3 Feb. 28 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 15-6 Mar. 9 LAMAR W 5-2 Mar. 1 tExAS A&M • W 9-6 Mar. 1 at Sam houston State W 4-0 Feb. 28 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 12-3 Mar. 10 LAMAR L 1-8 Mar. 7 at Arkansas • W 11-2 Mar. 1 at Sam houston State L 7-10 Mar. 3 SMu • W 9-5 Mar. 12 SOuthWEStERn W 2-1 Mar. 8 at Arkansas • L 4-5 Mar. 5 at St. Mary’s L 4-6 Mar. 4 SMu • W 5-4 Mar. 12 SOuthWEStERn W 4-3 Mar. 8 at Arkansas • L 4-7 Mar. 5 at St. Mary’s W 4-3 Mar. 5 SMu • W 27-18 Mar. 13 St. MARY’S W 1-0 Mar. 11 at trinity W 5-1 Mar. 8 St. MARY’S W 15-8 Mar. 10 at texas tech • W 12-3 Mar. 13 St. MARY’S W 5-0 Mar. 11 at St. Mary’s W 4-3 Mar. 8 St. MARY’S W 11-5 Mar. 11 at texas tech • L 0-4 Mar. 16 at SMu • L 1-3 Mar. 14 hOuStOn • W 6-4 Mar. 12 at Rice • L 7-9 Mar. 11 at texas tech • L 1-5 Mar. 16 at SMu • L 9-14 Mar. 15 hOuStOn • W 4-2 Mar. 12 at Rice • W 18-1 Mar. 15 CEntRAL MiChigAn W 4-3 Mar. 17 at SMu • W 4-2 Mar. 15 hOuStOn • W 13-2 Mar. 13 at Rice • W 12-3 Mar. 17 ARKAnSAS • W 12-11 Mar. 23 tExAS • L 2-7 Mar. 22 at tCu • L 7-9 Mar. 15 at hardin Simmons W 5-2 Mar. 18 ARKAnSAS • L 6-7 • Mar. 23 tExAS • W 3-2 Mar. 22 at tCu L 3-5 Mar. 15 at hardin Simmons W 7-4 Mar. 18 ARKAnSAS • W 9-8 Mar. 23 at tCu • L 7-8 Mar. 24 tExAS • L 4-8 Mar. 17 CEntRAL MiChigAn W 7-3 Mar. 22 nORth tExAS W 19-11 Mar. 29 at Rice • L 4-5 Mar. 31 at tCu • L 2-12 Mar. 17 CEntRAL MiChigAn W 16-3 Mar. 22 nORth tExAS W 11-1 Mar. 30 at Rice • W 7-0 Mar. 31 at tCu • L 1-18 Mar. 21 nEBRASKA W 2-0 Mar. 24 at houston • L 5-6 Mar. 30 at Rice • L 3-8 Apr. 6 hOuStOn • W 3-0 Mar. 21 nEBRASKA L 0-1 Mar. 25 at houston • W 4-1 Apr. 1 St. MARY’S W 16-1 Apr. 7 hOuStOn • W 2-1 Mar. 22 nEBRASKA W 12-3 Mar. 25 at houston • W 14-11 Apr. 1 St. MARY’S W 11-6 Apr. 7 hOuStOn • L 1-4 Mar. 22 nEBRASKA W 6-4 Mar. 27 at St. Mary’s L 0-4 Apr. 4 tExAS • L 6-18 Apr. 9 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 2-1 Mar. 28 at texas A&M • L 8-9 Mar. 27 at St. Mary’s W 2-1 Apr. 5 tExAS • L 0-9 Apr. 9 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 0-5 Mar. 29 at texas A&M • L 1-2 Mar. 28 hARDin SiMMOnS L 3-10 Apr. 5 tExAS • L 4-17 Apr. 13 tExAS tECh • W 5-3 Mar. 29 at texas A&M • W 8-0 Mar. 28 hARDin SiMMOnS W 10-4 Apr. 11 at SMu • W 12-1 Apr. 13 tExAS tECh • W 3-1 Apr. 1 hOuStOn • W 15-8 Mar. 31 tExAS A&M • L 3-5 Apr. 12 at SMu • W 6-3 Apr. 2 hOuStOn • L 0-5 Apr. 1 tExAS A&M • L 4-8 Apr. 20 tExAS A&M • W 6-5 • Apr. 12 at SMu L 1-2 Apr. 2 hOuStOn • W 8-1 Apr. 1 tExAS A&M • L 9-11 Apr. 20 tExAS A&M • W 4-3 Apr. 14 at Oklahoma L 1-3 Apr. 27 at Rice • L 2-5 Apr. 6 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 4-1 Apr. 4 at Sam houston State W 2-1 Apr. 14 at Oklahoma W 5-3 Apr. 6 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 13-7 Apr. 4 at Sam houston State L 6-7 Apr. 27 at Rice • L 1-3 Apr. 18 ut-PAn AMERiCAn L 0-1 Apr. 8 at Arkansas • W 5-3 Apr. 7 at texas • L 0-3 Apr. 28 at Rice • W 11-2 Apr. 18 ut-PAn AMERiCAn L 1-5 Apr. 9 at Arkansas • L 2-5 Apr. 8 at texas • W 4-0 Apr. 19 ut-PAn AMERiCAn L 2-7 Apr. 9 at Arkansas • L 1-6 Apr. 8 at texas • L 4-10 Apr. 19 ut-PAn AMERiCAn L 3-8 th Apr. 11 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 8-6 Apr. 14 RiCE • W 9-5 1974 25-19 (swc 12-12, 5 ) Apr. 25 tExAS tECh • W 6-1 Apr. 11 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 10-8 Apr. 15 RiCE • W 8-1 MIckey sullIvan Apr. 26 tExAS tECh • L 4-5 Apr. 12 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 12-2 Apr. 15 RiCE • W 10-8 Apr. 26 tExAS tECh • W 8-3 Feb. 16 at Lamar W 6-1 Apr. 12 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 11-1 Apr. 21 at Oral Roberts L 5-8 Feb. 16 at Lamar L 0-1 Apr. 15 tExAS tECh • W 4-0 Apr. 22 at Oral Roberts L 1-3 Feb. 17 at Lamar L 0-2 1976 23-19 (swc 14-10, 4th) Apr. 22 at Oral Roberts W 7-6 Feb. 17 at Lamar W 1-0 Apr. 16 tExAS tECh • W 6-1 Apr. 28 at tCu • W 14-8 Feb. 21 at St. Mary’s W 9-4 MIckey sullIvan Apr. 16 tExAS tECh • W 15-3 Apr. 29 at tCu • W 13-1 Feb. 22 at ut-Pan American L 1-2 Feb. 17 at St. Mary’s L 2-4 Apr. 22 at SMu • W 14-0 Apr. 29 at tCu • W 7-6 Feb. 22 at ut-Pan American W 6-5 Feb. 17 at St. Mary’s W 7-2 Apr. 23 at SMu • W 15-0 May 12 vs. Arkansas ! W 1-0 Feb. 23 at ut-Pan American W 5-4 Feb. 20 at ut-Pan American L 1-6 Apr. 23 at SMu • W 12-7 May 13 vs. houston ! W 8-4 Feb. 23 at ut-Pan American L 1-4 Feb. 20 at ut-Pan American L 3-4 Apr. 29 tExAS • L 4-10 May 14 vs. houston ! W 11-3 Feb. 26 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 3-4 Feb. 21 at ut-Pan American W 4-2 Apr. 30 tExAS • W 4-2 May 19 vs. Mississippi State $ W 3-0 Feb. 26 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 5-2 Feb. 21 at ut-Pan American L 1-6 Apr. 30 tExAS • W 3-2 May 21 vs. ut-Pan American $ W 3-2 Feb. 27 SOuthWEStERn L 6-12 Feb. 24 St. EDWARDS W 2-1 May 19 at texas ! W 3-2 May 22 vs. Mississippi State $ W 6-3 Feb. 27 SOuthWEStERn W 6-2 Feb. 24 St. EDWARDS W 11-3 May 20 vs. texas A&M ! W 2-1 June 2 vs. Michigan % L 0-4 Mar. 1 at texas A&M • L 4-8 Feb. 27 at tCu • L 5-13 May 22 at texas ! W 7-0 June 3 vs. Miami, Fla. % L 1-12 Mar. 2 at texas A&M • L 3-11 Feb. 28 at tCu • W 3-0 May 26 vs. new Orleans $ W 10-1 ! - SWC tournament, Austin, texas Mar. 2 at texas A&M • L 5-6 Feb. 28 at tCu • W 5-3 May 27 vs. Miami (Ohio) $ L 3-7 $ - nCAA South Central Regional, Arlington, texas Mar. 8 ARKAnSAS • W 7-6 Mar. 5 at Lamar W 5-3 May 28 vs. new Orleans $ W 7-1 % - nCAA College World Series, Omaha, neb. Mar. 9 ARKAnSAS • W 5-2 Mar. 5 at Lamar L 1-3 May 28 vs. Miami (Ohio) $ W 12-7 Mar. 9 ARKAnSAS • W 9-0 Mar. 9 St. MARY’S L 1-7 May 29 vs. Miami (Ohio) $ W 2-0 Mar. 11 KEARnEY StAtE W 4-3 Mar. 9 St. MARY’S W 8-7 June 11 vs. South Carolina % L 2-3 Mar. 11 KEARnEY StAtE W 3-0 Mar. 12 RiCE • W 8-7 June 13 vs. Minnesota % L 3-4 • Mar. 18 at houston W 4-3 Mar. 13 RiCE • L 4-6 hIstory ! - SWC tournament, Austin, texas Mar. 19 at houston • W 8-0 Mar. 13 RiCE • W 4-2 $ - nCAA South Central Regional, Arlington, texas Mar. 19 at houston • W 4-2 Mar. 15 hARDin SiMMOnS W 14-0 % - nCAA College World Series, Omaha, neb. Mar. 22 tCu • L 4-15 Mar. 15 hARDin SiMMOnS W 18-1 Mar. 23 tCu • W 4-0 Mar. 19 at texas • L 5-16 Mar. 23 tCu • L 6-8 Mar. 20 at texas • L 0-4 Mar. 26 ut ARLingtOn W 2-1 Mar. 20 at texas • W 9-4 Mar. 26 ut ARLingtOn W 5-1 Mar. 23 at Sam houston State L 2-3 Mar. 29 RiCE • W 4-1 Mar. 23 at Sam houston State L 5-6 Mar. 30 RiCE • W 4-3 Mar. 29 tExAS A&M • L 3-6 Mar. 30 RiCE • L 2-5 Mar. 29 tExAS A&M • W 5-2 Apr. 2 St. MARY’S W 10-8 Mar. 30 tExAS A&M • W 6-5 Apr. 5 at texas • L 3-15 Apr. 2 at houston • W 4-1 Apr. 6 at texas • L 3-12 Apr. 3 at houston • L 2-5 Apr. 6 at texas • L 5-6 Apr. 3 at houston • L 1-2 Apr. 12 SMu • W 9-1 Apr. 10 ARKAnSAS • W 5-0 Apr. 13 SMu • L 5-6 Apr. 10 ARKAnSAS • W 2-0 Apr. 13 SMu • W 6-3 Apr. 11 ARKAnSAS • W 5-2 Apr. 16 at Sam houston State W 2-1 Apr. 13 at uMhB W 3-2 Apr. 16 at Sam houston State L 1-6 Apr. 13 at uMhB L 1-2 Apr. 26 at texas tech • L 5-6 Apr. 17 at texas tech • L 7-8 Apr. 27 at texas tech • W 6-4 Apr. 17 at texas tech • L 10-12 Apr. 27 at texas tech • L 5-8 Apr. 18 at texas tech • L 5-6 Apr. 24 SMu • W 9-2 Apr. 24 SMu • W 2-1 Apr. 24 SMu • W 4-1

55 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe results rd Apr. 12 at texas tech • W 6-4 Apr. 13 McnEESE StAtE W 8-1 Mar. 13 at ut Arlington L 3-5 1979 34-15 (swc 13-9, 3 ) Apr. 15 at ut Arlington L 0-2 Apr. 13 McnEESE StAtE W 6-5 Mar. 13 at ut Arlington L 3-8 MIckey sullIvan Apr. 15 at ut Arlington L 3-4 Apr. 16 at texas NR-#2 • L 4-6 Mar. 16 ARKAnSAS • L 9-10 Feb. 20 SOuthWEStERn L 7-9 Apr. 18 ARKAnSAS • W 2-1 Apr. 17 at texas NR-#2 • W 9-3 Mar. 17 ARKAnSAS • W 8-7 Feb. 16 at ut-Pan American L 3-4 Apr. 19 ARKAnSAS • L 2-3 Apr. 17 at texas NR-#2 • L 2-3 Mar. 17 ARKAnSAS • L 3-10 Feb. 21 hOSEi [JAPAn] uniV. W 6-0 Apr. 19 ARKAnSAS • L 6-7 Apr. 23 tExAS A&M • L 2-3 Mar. 20 SE OKLAhOMA StAtE W 9-3 Feb. 21 hOSEi [JAPAn] uniV. W 8-1 Apr. 25 at houston • W 5-3 Apr. 24 tExAS A&M • L 0-4 Mar. 23 at texas tech • L 21-30 Feb. 23 ORAL ROBERtS W 3-1 Apr. 26 at houston • W 11-6 Apr. 24 tExAS A&M • W 5-3 Mar. 24 at texas tech L 3-9 Feb. 25 ORAL ROBERtS L 2-4 Apr. 26 at houston • W 8-4 Apr. 27 at ut Arlington W 4-3 Mar. 24 at texas tech W 20-19 Feb. 25 ORAL ROBERtS W 9-4 Apr. 27 at ut Arlington W 3-5 Mar. 30 at tCu • W 9-3 Apr. 30 at houston NR-#11 • L 3-4 Mar. 31 at tCu • W 9-7 Mar. 4 at SMu • W 16-6 1981 21-24 (swc 6-15, 8th) Mar. 4 at SMu • W 8-6 May 1 at houston NR-#11 • W 2-1 Mar. 31 at tCu • W 2-1 Mar. 5 ut ARLingtOn W 5-2 MIckey sullIvan May 1 at houston NR-#11 • L 2-3 Apr. 6 RiCE NR-#16 • L 10-12 Apr. 7 RiCE NR-#16 • L 5-18 Mar. 5 ut ARLingtOn W 6-2 Feb. 20 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 6-13 ! - Palm Valley tournament, Edinburg, texas Apr. 8 RiCE NR-#16 • W 2-1 Mar. 6 tExAS WESLEYAn W 6-4 Feb. 20 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 6-2 Apr. 10 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 11-12 Mar. 6 tExAS WESLEYAn L 1-3 Feb. 21 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 4-2 Apr. 10 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 4-2 Mar. 7 KEARnEY StAtE W 4-1 Feb. 24 SOuthWEStERn W 6-5 1983 26-22 (swc 11-10, t-4th) Apr. 13 at texas NR-#3 • L 1-11 Mar. 7 KEARnEY StAtE W 4-3 Feb. 24 SOuthWEStERn W 4-3 MIckey sullIvan Apr. 14 at texas NR-#3 • L 2-7 Mar. 9 tExAS tECh • W 4-2 Mar. 6 LAMAR L 0-2 Apr. 14 at texas NR-#3 • L 0-5 Mar. 10 tExAS tECh • L 0-5 Mar. 7 LAMAR L 10-17 Feb. 18 at St. Mary’s W 7-5 Apr. 20 tExAS A&M NR-#11 • W 17-12 Mar. 10 tExAS tECh • W 4-0 Mar. 9 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 7-2 Feb. 24 SOuthWEStERn W 12-1 Apr. 21 tExAS A&M NR-#11 • W 3-0 Mar. 12 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 3-7 Mar. 9 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 0-1 Feb. 24 SOuthWEStERn W 3-0 Apr. 21 tExAS A&M NR-#11 • L 1-8 Mar. 12 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 5-6 Mar. 10 tExAS WESLEYAn W 3-2 Feb. 26 St. MARY’S W 3-1 Apr. 27 at houston • L 5-6 Mar. 13 EASt tEnnESSEE StAtE W 3-2 Mar. 10 tExAS WESLEYAn W 7-6 Feb. 26 St. MARY’S L 3-5 Apr. 28 at houston • L 1-6 Mar. 13 EASt tEnnESSEE StAtE W 3-1 Mar. 13 • hOuStOn • W 2-1 Feb. 28 at Sam houston State W 6-3 Apr. 28 at houston • W 10-5 Mar. 16 at Arkansas • L 1-12 Mar. 14 • hOuStOn • L 6-16 Feb. 28 at Sam houston State W 4-0 Mar. 1 ut ARLingtOn L 5-8 Mar. 17 at Arkansas • L 1-5 Mar. 14 • hOuStOn • L 3-8 ! - Jody Ramsey tournament, Edinburg, texas Mar. 17 at Arkansas • W 4-0 Mar. 16 St. MARY’S L 1-8 Mar. 1 ut ARLingtOn L 0-1 Mar. 23 hOuStOn • W 11-0 Mar. 17 MiDWEStERn StAtE W 8-7 Mar. 3 vs. Louisiana tech ! W 7-3 Mar. 24 hOuStOn • L 2-7 Mar. 17 MiDWEStERn StAtE W 18-10 Mar. 3 vs. ut-Pan American ! L 4-8 1985 42-13 (swc 14-7, 2nd) Mar. 4 vs. Dallas Baptist ! W 11-8 Mar. 24 hOuStOn • L 3-5 Mar. 20 at Arkansas NR-#19 • L 3-11 MIckey sullIvan Mar. 27 at ut Arlington W 4-3 Mar. 4 vs. ut-Pan American ! L 3-10 Mar. 21 at Arkansas NR-#19 • L 1-3 #21 ba Mar. 27 at ut Arlington W 9-8 Mar. 21 at Arkansas NR-#19 • L 0-12 Mar. 5 vs. Dallas Baptist ! W 10-3 Apr. 1 at texas A&M • W 7-3 Mar. 24 ut ARLingtOn W 7-3 Mar. 7 LAMAR L 3-8 Feb. 16 at St. Mary’s W 5-0 Apr. 1 at texas A&M • W 5-3 Mar. 24 ut ARLingtOn L 3-5 Mar. 7 LAMAR L 0-7 Feb. 16 at St. Mary’s W 14-5 Apr. 6 tExAS • L 3-6 Mar. 27 tExAS tECh • L 4-13 Mar. 8 LAMAR L 2-3 Feb. 18 SOuthWEStERn W 9-7 Apr. 7 tExAS • L 0-5 Mar. 28 tExAS tECh • W 5-4 Mar. 8 LAMAR W 4-3 Feb. 18 SOuthWEStERn L 2-6 Apr. 7 tExAS • L 6-9 Mar. 28 tExAS tECh • W 16-5 Mar. 11 at Arkansas • L 5-8 Feb. 26 St. MARY’S W 11-1 Apr. 13 at Rice • W 7-6 Mar. 31 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 3-2 Mar. 12 at Arkansas • L 4-5 Feb. 26 St. MARY’S W 8-0 Apr. 14 at Rice • W 8-3 Mar. 31 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 2-5 Mar. 12 at Arkansas • W 3-2 Mar. 2 LAMAR L 1-5 Apr. 14 at Rice • W 10-7 Apr. 3 tCu • W 7-6 Mar. 15 at ut Arlington W 10-7 Mar. 2 LAMAR W 7-6 Apr. 20 at Oral Roberts L 5-10 Apr. 4 tCu • L 1-4 Mar. 15 at ut Arlington L 1-2 Mar. 5 at Sam houston State L 4-5 Apr. 21 at Oral Roberts W 3-1 Apr. 4 tCu • L 3-11 Mar. 18 tExAS tECh • W 5-3 Mar. 5 at Sam houston State W 5-4 Apr. 21 at Oral Roberts W 5-0 Apr. 7 St. EDWARDS W 9-7 Mar. 19 tExAS tECh • W 5-4 Mar. 6 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 8-6 Apr. 27 tCu • W 9-4 Apr. 7 St. EDWARDS W 8-3 Mar. 19 tExAS tECh • W 3-2 Mar. 6 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 1-3 Apr. 28 tCu • W 3-2 Apr. 10 at Rice • L 4-5 Mar. 22 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 1-0 Mar. 7 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 5-2 Apr. 28 tCu • L 6-14 Apr. 11 at Rice • L 1-3 Mar. 22 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 2-9 Mar. 7 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 5-2 May 5 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 10-5 Apr. 11 at Rice • W 3-1 Mar. 27 tCu • L 0-6 Mar. 9 EMPORiA StAtE W 5-0 May 5 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 3-2 Apr. 14 at ut Arlington L 9-10 Mar. 27 tCu • W 6-1 Mar. 9 EMPORiA StAtE W 16-4 May 7 PAuL Quinn W 6-5 Apr. 14 at ut Arlington W 11-9 Mar. 28 tCu • L 5-7 Mar. 11 tExAS StAtE W 12-2 May 7 PAuL Quinn W 5-3 Apr. 17 tExAS NR-#3 • L 4-6 Mar. 29 tExAS WESLEYAn W 7-5 Mar. 11 tExAS StAtE W 12-1 May 12 vs. Arkansas ! L 1-6 Apr. 18 tExAS NR-#3 • W 5-2 Apr. 1 at Rice • L 4-9 Mar. 12 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 4-3 May 13 vs. texas A&M ! L 1-2 Apr. 18 tExAS NR-#3 • L 6-13 Apr. 2 at Rice • W 6-2 Mar. 12 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 5-3 Apr. 21 at Sam houston State W 4-1 Apr. 2 at Rice • L 8-17 Mar. 16 tExAS tECh • W 3-2 ! - SWC tournament, Austin, texas Apr. 21 at Sam houston State L 1-2 Apr. 8 tExAS NR-#1 • L 2-9 Mar. 17 tExAS tECh • W 3-0 Apr. 24 at texas A&M • L 1-3 Apr. 9 tExAS NR-#1 • L 0-8 Mar. 17 tExAS tECh • W 5-4 Apr. 9 tExAS NR-#1 • L 2-7 1980 25-19-2 (swc 12-12, 5th) Apr. 25 at texas A&M • L 4-5 Mar. 18 KEARnEY StAtE W 14-3 Apr. 25 at texas A&M • L 4-5 Apr. 12 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 6-5 Mar. 18 KEARnEY StAtE W 4-2 MIckey sullIvan Apr. 12 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 5-3 Mar. 19 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 11-5 Feb. 20 SOuthWEStERn L 7-9 Apr. 15 at texas A&M • W 2-1 Mar. 19 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 7-6 Feb. 20 SOuthWEStERn L 6-10 1982 25-22 (swc 9-12, 6th) Apr. 16 at texas A&M • L 4-11 Mar. 22 tCu • W 7-1 Feb. 22 at Lamar W 9-6 MIckey sullIvan Apr. 16 at texas A&M • W 12-1 Mar. 22 tCu • W 4-3 Feb. 22 at Lamar t 1-1 Apr. 19 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 4-7 Mar. 23 tCu • W 3-2 Feb. 23 SOuthWEStERn W 3-1 Feb. 23 at Lamar L 2-3 Apr. 19 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 5-6 Mar. 26 nORth tExAS W 8-7 Feb. 23 SOuthWEStERn W 7-1 Feb. 23 at Lamar L 2-16 Apr. 22 hOuStOn NR-#7 • W 14-5 Mar. 26 nORth tExAS W 8-2 Feb. 26 at Lamar L 0-4 Feb. 26 ut ARLingtOn W 17-2 Apr. 23 hOuStOn NR-#7 • W 3-0 Mar. 29 at Rice • L 4-7 Feb. 26 at Lamar L 1-7 Feb. 26 ut ARLingtOn W 9-4 Apr. 23 hOuStOn NR-#7 • W 2-1 Mar. 31 at Rice • W 4-3 Mar. 2 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 8-7 Feb. 29 tExAS A&M • W 3-2 Mar. 31 at Rice • W 1-0 Mar. 2 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 7-5 ! - Jody Ramsey tournament, Edinburg, texas Mar. 2 tExAS A&M • L 5-6 Apr. 2 at ut Arlington #16-NR W 15-4 Mar. 8 vs. Oklahoma State NR-#7 ! L 0-1 Mar. 2 tExAS A&M • L 6-10 Apr. 2 at ut Arlington #16-NR W 13-0 Mar. 8 vs. ut-Pan American ! W 3-1 Mar. 4 tExAS WESLEYAn W 9-8 t th Apr. 5 tExAS #16-#2 • L 1-5 Mar. 9 vs. Oklahoma State NR-#7 ! L 3-4 1984 26-23 (swc 9-12, -5 ) Mar. 4 tExAS WESLEYAn W 8-5 Apr. 6 tExAS #16-#2 • W 8-6 Mar. 10 vs. ut-Pan American ! L 0-6 MIckey sullIvan Mar. 7 at texas • L 3-4 Apr. 6 tExAS #16-#2 • W 10-3 hIstory Mar. 11 vs. Oklahoma State NR-#7 ! L 4-10 Mar. 8 at texas • L 1-4 Apr. 9 at Dallas Baptist #16-NR W 7-5 Mar. 11 vs. ut-Pan American ! L 2-7 Feb. 14 at St. Mary’s W 3-2 Mar. 8 at texas • L 4-20 Apr. 9 at Dallas Baptist #16-NR W 6-2 Mar. 12 vs. Oklahoma State NR-#7 ! L 2-6 Feb. 14 at St. Mary’s W 11-0 Mar. 11 at Southwestern W 7-4 Apr. 12 at texas A&M #16-NR • L 1-2 Mar. 13 vs. ut-Pan American ! L 0-1 Feb. 15 hARDin SiMMOnS W 12-1 Mar. 12 PAuL Quinn W 19-0 Apr. 14 at texas A&M #16-NR • L 2-5 Mar. 16 St. MARY’S W 4-1 Feb. 15 hARDin SiMMOnS W 8-4 Mar. 14 RiCE • W 10-2 Apr. 14 at texas A&M #16-NR • L 6-10 Mar. 16 St. MARY’S W 6-0 Feb. 18 St. MARY’S W 3-1 Mar. 15 RiCE • L 2-9 Apr. 16 ut ARLingtOn #16-NR W 7-0 Mar. 19 ARKAnSAS • L 2-8 Feb. 21 ut ARLingtOn W 6-5 Mar. 15 RiCE • W 15-11 Apr. 16 ut ARLingtOn #16-NR W 6-3 Mar. 20 ARKAnSAS • L 7-8 Feb. 21 ut ARLingtOn W 7-2 Mar. 17 St. FRAnCiS W 8-2 Apr. 19 hOuStOn #16-#17 • W 22-6 Mar. 20 ARKAnSAS • W 5-4 Feb. 24 nORth tExAS W 6-2 Mar. 17 St. FRAnCiS t 8-8 Apr. 20 hOuStOn #16-#17 • L 5-10 Mar. 23 tExAS WESLEYAn W 5-0 Feb. 24 nORth tExAS W 15-2 Mar. 24 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 4-3 Apr. 20 hOuStOn #16-#17 • W 3-2 Mar. 23 tExAS WESLEYAn W 6-5 Feb. 25 nORth tExAS W 13-7 Mar. 24 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 0-2 Apr. 26 at Arkansas #16-#5 • W 7-6 Mar. 26 at texas tech • L 2-13 Feb. 25 nORth tExAS W 15-1 Mar. 28 at tCu • W 8-7 Apr. 27 at Arkansas #16-#5 • L 4-5 Mar. 27 at texas tech • L 2-4 Feb. 29 SOuthWEStERn W 4-3 Mar. 29 at tCu • L 0-2 Apr. 27 at Arkansas #16-#5 • W 11-8 Mar. 27 at texas tech • W 11-6 Feb. 29 SOuthWEStERn W 9-7 Mar. 29 at tCu • W 8-5 May 17 at Arkansas #19-#9 ! L 4-6 Mar. 30 St. EDWARDS W 4-0 Mar. 2 at Lamar L 2-3 Apr. 1 MiDWEStERn StAtE W 13-4 May 18 vs. houston #16-#21 ! L 4-5 Mar. 30 St. EDWARDS W 3-0 Mar. 2 at Lamar L 0-3 Apr. 1 MiDWEStERn StAtE W 10-3 Apr. 2 at tCu • W 2-0 Mar. 3 at Lamar L 0-1 ! - SWC tournament, Fayetteville, Ark. Apr. 4 SMu • W 7-0 Apr. 3 at tCu • W 3-1 Mar. 3 at Lamar L 2-3 Apr. 5 SMu • L 7-8 Apr. 3 at tCu • L 1-12 Mar. 6 at Dallas Baptist W 7-5 Apr. 5 SMu • W 17-4 Apr. 6 at Sam houston State L 2-4 Mar. 6 at Dallas Baptist L 2-12 Apr. 9 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 6-4 Apr. 6 at Sam houston State W 5-4 Mar. 9 at Sam houston State L 1-4 Apr. 9 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 12-10 Apr. 9 RiCE • L 11-14 Mar. 9 at Sam houston State L 1-3 Apr. 11 at texas tech • L 1-8 Apr. 10 RiCE • W 5-2 Mar. 10 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 4-5 Apr. 12 at texas tech • L 2-5 Apr. 11 RiCE • W 11-4 Mar. 10 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 11-2

56 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe results th Mar. 18 ! vs. notre Dame #15-NR W 9-4 n/a t th 1986 40-22 (swc 12-9, 4 ) Mar. 20 • at Rice #15-NR W 6-5 1000 1989 32-19 (swc 7-14, -6 ) MIckey sullIvan Mar. 21 • at Rice #15-NR L 1-4 — MIckey sullIvan Feb. 17 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 7-12 — Mar. 21 • at Rice #15-NR W 7-2 1000 Feb. 10 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 7-6 — Feb. 17 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 11-2 650 Mar. 24 SAM hOuStOn StAtE #12-NR W 6-0 — Feb. 10 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 7-5 145 Feb. 18 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 9-2 — Mar. 24 SAM hOuStOn StAtE #12-NR W 7-2 189 Feb. 11 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 6-1 — Feb. 18 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 10-7 385 Mar. 27 • tExAS #12-#1 W 15-3 2300 Feb. 11 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 20-8 135 Feb. 19 SOuthWEStERn W 5-0 — Mar. 28 • tExAS #12-#1 L 3-4 — Feb. 13 hARDin SiMMOnS W 7-4 — Feb. 19 SOuthWEStERn W 6-0 325 Mar. 28 • tExAS #12-#1 L 3-5 2700 Feb. 13 hARDin SiMMOnS L 3-4 85 Feb. 22 at St. Mary’s W 7-1 — Mar. 31 tExAS WESLEYAn #11-NR W 13-2 — Feb. 21 St. MARY’S L 1-5 — Feb. 22 at St. Mary’s L 8-11 n/a Mar. 31 tExAS WESLEYAn #11-NR W 5-0 113 Feb. 21 St. MARY’S W 3-2 110 Feb. 25 at Sam houston State W 5-2 — Apr. 3 • at texas A&M #11-NR L 11-12 3111 Feb. 24 at ut Arlington W 8-1 85 Feb. 25 at Sam houston State L 0-2 408 Apr. 4 • at texas A&M #11-NR L 5-13 — Feb. 25 at ut Arlington W 5-4 — Feb. 28 at Lamar W 11-3 — Apr. 4 • at texas A&M #11-NR L 2-7 3728 Feb. 25 at ut Arlington W 7-6 250 Feb. 28 at Lamar W 20-9 81 Apr. 7 tExAS StAtE #19-NR W 8-6 — Feb. 27 St. EDWARDS W 6-5 55 Mar. 1 at Lamar L 6-10 — Apr. 7 tExAS StAtE #19-NR W 6-0 125 Feb. 28 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 0-3 — Mar. 1 at Lamar W 13-0 211 Apr. 10 • hOuStOn #19-NR W 3-1 410 Feb. 28 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 14-2 120 Mar. 5 ut ARLingtOn W 19-0 — Apr. 11 • hOuStOn #19-NR L 0-9 — Mar. 3 ut ARLingtOn W 8-5 — Mar. 5 ut ARLingtOn W 2-0 150 Apr. 11 • hOuStOn #19-NR L 6-7 436 Mar. 3 ut ARLingtOn L 6-8 126 Mar. 6 KAnSAS W 7-0 — Apr. 14 SOuthWEStERn W 12-9 110 Mar. 6 ! vs. Central Michigan W 5-4 91 Mar. 6 KAnSAS W 18-2 280 Apr. 17 • at Arkansas NR-#10 L 3-5 1110 Mar. 7 ! vs. ut-Pan American W 5-2 250 Mar. 8 tExAS StAtE W 4-1 — Apr. 18 • at Arkansas NR-#10 L 0-8 — Mar. 8 ! vs. Central Michigan W 8-2 — Mar. 8 tExAS StAtE L 4-5 315 Apr. 18 • at Arkansas NR-#10 L 5-6 1420 Mar. 8 ! vs. Wake Forest W 8-6 231 Mar. 10 St. EDWARDS W 3-2 — Apr. 24 • tExAS tECh W 7-5 180 Mar. 10 LAMAR W 12-6 211 Mar. 10 St. EDWARDS W 4-0 189 Apr. 25 • tExAS tECh L 3-5 — Mar. 11 LAMAR W 11-7 — Mar. 11 at hardin Simmons L 3-4 — Apr. 25 • tExAS tECh W 7-2 220 Mar. 11 LAMAR W 11-5 359 Mar. 11 at hardin Simmons L 6-7 200 May 1 • tCu W 6-2 142 Mar. 14 at Sam houston State W 10-7 — Mar. 13 ! vs. Oklahoma W 3-2 n/a May 1 • tCu W 7-4 — Mar. 14 at Sam houston State W 6-4 300 Mar. 14 ! vs. Kansas W 7-1 n/a May 2 • tCu W 8-7 218 Mar. 17 • at Rice W 4-3 750 Mar. 14 ! at ut-Pan American W 2-1 n/a ! - Played at San Antonio, texas Mar. 18 • at Rice W 1-0 — Mar. 15 ! vs. Central Michigan L 2-5 n/a Mar. 18 • at Rice W 7-1 600 Mar. 17 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 7-6 — Mar. 20 nORthWEStERn W 13-4 369 Mar. 17 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 15-4 148 1988 25-31-1 (swc 9-12, 4th) Mar. 24 • tExAS NR-#7 L 4-5 2579 Mar. 18 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 7-8 235 MIckey sullIvan Mar. 25 • tExAS NR-#7 W 6-0 — Mar. 21 • at tCu W 9-1 n/a Mar. 25 • tExAS NR-#7 L 3-6 2700 Mar. 22 • at tCu L 2-3 — Feb. 9 St. EDWARDS W 11-3 — Mar. 27 tExAS WESLEYAn W 12-2 109 Mar. 22 • at tCu L 7-11 n/a Feb. 9 St. EDWARDS t 4-4 65 Mar. 31 • at texas A&M NR-#1 L 3-10 5207 Mar. 23 MinnESOtA W 32-9 394 Feb. 10 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 2-1 — Apr. 1 • at texas A&M NR-#1 L 8-9 — Mar. 28 • RiCE W 16-5 980 Feb. 10 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 5-2 78 Apr. 1 • at texas A&M NR-#1 L 2-12 4921 Mar. 29 • RiCE L 3-11 — Feb. 13 at ut Arlington L 4-5 — Apr. 4 at Dallas Baptist W 11-5 n/a Mar. 29 • RiCE W 10-2 743 Feb. 13 at ut Arlington L 4-5 200 Apr. 7 • hOuStOn NR-#23 W 8-7 567 Apr. 1 at ut Arlington L 2-3 — Feb. 15 ut ARLingtOn L 8-12 — Apr. 8 • hOuStOn NR-#23 W 7-2 — Apr. 1 at ut Arlington W 9-0 225 Feb. 15 ut ARLingtOn W 3-2 170 Apr. 8 • hOuStOn NR-#23 L 1-2 581 Apr. 4 • at texas NR-#4 L 4-9 5500 Feb. 17 nORth tExAS W 8-6 131 Apr. 11 SOuthWEStERn W 14-4 145 Apr. 5 • at texas NR-#4 L 2-16 — Feb. 19 ORAL ROBERtS W 5-1 269 Apr. 14 • at Arkansas NR-#11 L 4-8 1738 Apr. 5 • at texas NR-#4 W 5-3 6000 Feb. 20 ORAL ROBERtS L 6-8 — Apr. 15 • at Arkansas NR-#11 L 1-9 — Apr. 12 • tExAS A&M NR-#25 L 1-3 — Feb. 20 ORAL ROBERtS L 2-9 312 Apr. 15 • at Arkansas NR-#11 L 3-10 2013 Apr. 12 • tExAS A&M NR-#25 L 2-4 1497 Feb. 23 St. MARY’S W 1-0 177 Apr. 18 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 3-6 164 Apr. 13 • tExAS A&M NR-#25 L 3-13 1050 Feb. 26 at Lamar L 3-1 160 Apr. 21 • tExAS tECh L 0-4 409 Apr. 15 hARDin SiMMOnS L 1-2 — Feb. 27 at Lamar W 7-1 — Apr. 22 • tExAS tECh W 3-2 — Apr. 15 hARDin SiMMOnS W 6-2 150 Feb. 27 at Lamar L 4-6 284 Apr. 22 • tExAS tECh L 6-8 415 Apr. 18 • at houston W 5-0 — Mar. 1 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 8-7 — Apr. 28 • tCu L 6-13 471 Apr. 18 • at houston W 9-7 205 Mar. 1 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 5-9 158 Apr. 29 • tCu L 6-7 — Apr. 19 • at houston W 5-4 275 Mar. 4 at Oral Roberts W 6-3 300 Apr. 29 • tCu L 6-7 230 Apr. 22 at Dallas Baptist W 14-0 — Mar. 7 at tulane L 4-11 479 Apr. 22 at Dallas Baptist W 9-8 n/a Mar. 10 at nicholls State W 7-3 — ! - Palm Valley tournament, Edinburg, texas Apr. 25 • ARKAnSAS NR-#7 W 10-8 924 Mar. 10 at nicholls State L 5-8 257 Apr. 26 • ARKAnSAS NR-#7 W 6-4 — Mar. 11 at new Orleans NR-#14 L 2-4 917 1990 33-19 (swc 9-12, 6th) Apr. 26 • ARKAnSAS NR-#7 L 7-10 1269 Mar. 12 at new Orleans NR-#14 L 7-9 1243 May 2 • at texas tech #24-NR W 6-3 1263 Mar. 15 at Sam houston State L 4-5 — MIckey sullIvan May 3 • at texas tech #24-NR W 8-5 — Mar. 15 at Sam houston State W 4-1 420 Feb. 9 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 0-6 287 Mar. 19 ! vs. Oklahoma State L 1-13 n/a May 3 • at texas tech #24-NR W 11-4 863 Feb. 10 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 9-3 — Mar. 19 ! vs. Louisiana tech W 3-2 n/a May 16 $ vs. texas #21-#3 W 13-5 1457 Feb. 10 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 4-0 312 Mar. 19 ! vs. Centenary L 1-4 n/a May 18 $ at texas A&M #21-#14 L 0-8 4500 Feb. 13 SChREinER W 13-5 — Mar. 22 SOuthWEStERn W 11-7 119 May 19 $ at texas A&M #20-#11 L 6-7 3400 Feb. 13 SChREinER W 12-3 113 Mar. 25 • RiCE W 3-1 387 Feb. 16 tExAS LuthERAn W 10-4 108 ! - Citrus tournament, Edinburg, texas Mar. 26 • RiCE W 4-1 — Feb. 17 tExAS LuthERAn W 4-2 —

$ - SWC tournament, College Station, texas Mar. 26 • RiCE L 3-7 316 hIstory Feb. 17 tExAS LuthERAn W 8-2 281 Apr. 1 • at texas NR-#2 L 0-8 5227 Feb. 20 St. MARY’S W 21-0 123 Apr. 2 • at texas NR-#2 L 1-4 — Feb. 23 ut ARLingtOn L 4-5 241 1987 38-15 (swc 9-12, 5th) Apr. 2 • at texas NR-#2 L 0-14 6982 Feb. 24 ut ARLingtOn W 5-2 — Apr. 5 tExAS WESLEYAn W 5-4 81 MIckey sullIvan Feb. 24 ut ARLingtOn W 13-1 403 Apr. 8 • tExAS A&M NR-#3 L 4-10 425 Feb. 13 nORth tExAS #21-NR W 7-5 — Feb. 27 tExAS WESLEYAn W 6-2 — Apr. 9 • tExAS A&M NR-#3 L 1-3 — Feb. 13 nORth tExAS #21-NR W 14-4 369 Feb. 27 tExAS WESLEYAn W 2-1 108 Apr. 9 • tExAS A&M NR-#3 L 0-3 910 Feb. 18 St. EDWARDS #21-NR W 2-1 — Apr. 12 tExAS StAtE L 1-3 — Mar. 2 at Lamar W 16-2 122 Feb. 18 St. EDWARDS #21-NR W 6-0 135 Apr. 12 tExAS StAtE L 0-4 55 Mar. 3 at Lamar W 14-1 — #21-NR Feb. 19 St. MARY’S W 8-1 105 Apr. 15 • at houston W 20-6 175 Mar. 3 at Lamar W 7-1 243 Mar. 2 LAMAR #19-NR W 3-2 — Apr. 16 • at houston L 1-3 — Mar. 6 at Sam houston State L 0-6 — Mar. 2 LAMAR #19-NR W 9-8 190 Apr. 16 • at houston W 4-3 250 Mar. 6 at Sam houston State W 7-4 150 Mar. 3 at Sam houston State #19-NR L 5-7 — Apr. 22 • ARKAnSAS NR-#24 L 2-4 380 Mar. 8 OKLAhOMA StAtE NR-#5 L 9-12 519 Mar. 3 at Sam houston State #19-NR W 17-15 483 Apr. 23 • ARKAnSAS NR-#24 W 7-5 — Mar. 9 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 19-18 n/a Mar. 5 DALLAS BAPtiSt #19-NR L 1-3 — Apr. 23 • ARKAnSAS NR-#24 L 10-11 305 Mar. 10 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 8-15 — Mar. 5 DALLAS BAPtiSt #19-NR W 8-4 169 Apr. 29 • at texas tech W 8-5 865 Mar. 10 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 4-1 n/a Mar. 6 ut ARLingtOn #19-NR W 9-3 — Apr. 30 • at texas tech W 5-2 — Mar. 13 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 5-2 — Mar. 6 ut ARLingtOn #19-NR L 8-16 197 Apr. 30 • at texas tech L 5-6 700 Mar. 13 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 0-4 88 Mar. 7 at hardin Simmons #19-NR W 12-7 — May 6 • at tCu L 5-6 n/a Mar. 16 • RiCE L 0-14 238 Mar. 7 at hardin Simmons #19-NR W 7-3 403 May 6 • at tCu W 5-4 n/a Mar. 17 • RiCE L 0-2 — Mar. 10 WAShingtOn StAtE #21-NR W 15-1 280 May 7 • at tCu W 4-2 n/a Mar. 17 • RiCE L 1-7 343 Mar. 11 WAShingtOn StAtE #21-NR W 14-8 280 May 19 $ vs. texas NR-#4 W 4-2 560 Mar. 19 SuL ROSS StAtE W 13-2 89 Mar. 12 WEStERn KEntuCKY #21-NR W 11-5 225 May 20 $ vs. texas A&M NR-#5 L 1-6 375 Mar. 20 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 7-1 — Mar. 13 WEStERn KEntuCKY #21-NR W 8-6 182 May 21 $ vs. texas NR-#4 L 5-8 425 Mar. 20 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 2-1 119 Mar. 14 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn #21-NR W 7-0 — Mar. 23 • at texas NR-#13 L 3-7 4410 ! - Dixie College Classic, Shreveport, La. Mar. 14 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn #21-NR W 10-3 291 Mar. 24 • at texas NR-#13 L 1-2 — $ - SWC tournament, Fayetteville, Ark. Mar. 16 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn #15-NR W 6-5 291 Mar. 24 • at texas NR-#13 L 5-8 1426 Mar. 17 hARDin SiMMOnS #15-NR W 16-4 — Mar. 31 • tExAS A&M NR-#17 W 7-6 1587 Mar. 17 hARDin SiMMOnS #15-NR W 6-2 298 Apr. 1 • tExAS A&M NR-#17 L 0-2 —

57 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe results Apr. 1 • tExAS A&M NR-#17 W 7-0 1478 Mar. 26 ut ARLingtOn W 2-0 313 Apr. 3 SOuthWEStERn L 5-7 132 1992 29-26 (swc 17-19, 3rd) Mar. 27 ut ARLingtOn W 6-5 485 Apr. 6 • at houston W 5-2 222 MIckey sullIvan Mar. 31 tExAS StAtE W 5-3 176 Apr. 7 • at houston L 2-3 — Feb. 7 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 3-2 — Apr. 2 • RiCE NR-#22 W 18-0 624 Apr. 7 • at houston L 4-5 233 Feb. 7 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 1-0 251 Apr. 3 • RiCE NR-#22 W 6-5 312 Apr. 10 nORthWOOD W 12-4 134 Feb. 8 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 15-1 — Apr. 4 • RiCE NR-#22 L 2-8 127 Apr. 13 • ARKAnSAS NR-#7 L 3-13 208 Feb. 8 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 5-6 513 Apr. 6 utSA W 12-5 154 Apr. 14 • ARKAnSAS NR-#7 W 2-1 — Feb. 11 St. MARY’S W 7-0 — Apr. 9 • at texas NR-#1 L 1-2 6209 Apr. 14 • ARKAnSAS NR-#7 L 2-3 342 Feb. 11 St. MARY’S W 8-7 109 Apr. 10 • tExAS NR-#1 W 7-4 — Apr. 20 • at texas tech W 10-0 823 Feb. 15 • at houston W 4-2 — Apr. 10 • tExAS NR-#1 W 8-6 2134 Apr. 21 • at texas tech L 1-2 — Feb. 15 • at houston W 6-5 330 Apr. 13 at ut Arlington W 8-5 146 Apr. 21 • at texas tech W 5-3 912 Feb. 16 • at houston L 2-4 345 Apr. 16 • tExAS A&M NR-#1 L 0-1 2321 Apr. 25 tExAS StAtE W 14-7 104 Feb. 18 ut ARLingtOn L 4-5 182 Apr. 17 • at texas A&M NR-#1 W 2-1 — Apr. 28 • at tCu W 4-2 — Feb. 21 • tExAS tECh L 1-3 316 Apr. 17 • at texas A&M NR-#1 L 2-9 6486 Apr. 28 • at tCu W 5-4 725 Feb. 23 • tExAS tECh W 4-0 — Apr. 20 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 2-11 207 Apr. 29 • at tCu W 8-4 304 Feb. 23 • tExAS tECh L 4-5 567 Apr. 23 • tCu W 11-5 976 Feb. 28 • at texas NR-#9 L 5-12 3159 Apr. 24 • tCu L 3-6 — Apr. 24 • tCu W 8-7 962 1991 40-20 (swc 12-9, 3rd) Feb. 29 • at texas NR-#9 L 6-7 — Feb. 29 • at texas NR-#9 L 5-14 6553 Apr. 27 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 3-1 — MIckey sullIvan Mar. 3 at Stephen F. Austin W 11-0 105 Apr. 27 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 7-6 223 ncaa MIdwest reGIonal Mar. 6 • at texas A&M NR-#21 L 6-7 5428 May 1 • at houston W 4-3 235 May 2 • at houston W 10-3 — #29 cb Mar. 7 • at texas A&M NR-#21 W 4-0 — Mar. 7 • at texas A&M NR-#21 W 7-6 5294 May 2 • at houston W 13-8 343 Feb. 8 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 6-0 478 Mar. 10 at Sam houston State W 10-6 — May 13 $ vs. texas tech #24-#12 W 6-4 2556 Feb. 9 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 15-8 — Mar. 10 at Sam houston State W 7-6 110 May 14 $ at texas #24-#4 W 9-4 6352 Feb. 9 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 16-6 305 Mar. 13 • tCu W 2-1 707 May 15 $ at texas #24-#4 W 10-6 5639 Feb. 12 hARDin SiMMOnS W 21-2 244 Mar. 14 • tCu W 6-5 — May 27 % vs. Kent #14-NR W 4-1 977 Feb. 15 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 2-0 261 Mar. 14 • tCu W 8-3 602 May 28 % vs. South Alabama #14-NR L 3-9 1521 Feb. 16 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn L 3-4 178 Mar. 16 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 5-2 519 May 29 % at LSu #14-#3 L 6-13 4923 Feb. 20 St. MARY’S W 4-0 141 Mar. 20 • RiCE W 1-0 2224 Feb. 22 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 6-3 443 ! - Citrus tournament, Edinburgh, texas Mar. 21 • RiCE L 0-1 — Feb. 23 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 1-8 — $ - SWC tournament, Austin, texas Mar. 21 • RiCE W 6-5 514 Feb. 23 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 5-0 543 % - nCAA South Regional, Baton Rouge, La. Mar. 24 tExAS WESLEYAn L 4-7 357 Feb. 26 ut ARLingtOn L 1-2 — Mar. 25 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 6-5 339 Feb. 26 ut ARLingtOn L 6-0 162 Mar. 27 • hOuStOn W 5-1 555 t th Mar. 1 at ut Arlington W 8-3 178 1994 24-28-1 (swc 6-12, -5 ) Mar. 28 • hOuStOn L 1-3 — Mar. 2 at ut Arlington W 6-3 — MIckey sullIvan Mar. 28 • hOuStOn L 5-7 455 Mar. 2 at ut Arlington W 5-1 315 Mar. 31 tExAS StAtE W 8-3 140 Feb. 3 at grand Canyon L 3-8 362 Mar. 5 at Sam houston State W 2-1 — Apr. 3 • at Rice W 8-0 415 Feb. 4 at grand Canyon L 1-3 402 Mar. 5 at Sam houston State W 5-1 298 Apr. 4 • at Rice L 0-4 — Feb. 5 at grand Canyon [10] t 11-11 421 Mar. 8 LAMAR W 6-0 269 Apr. 4 • at Rice L 2-5 856 Feb. 8 at ut Arlington L 6-8 156 Mar. 9 LAMAR W 5-0 — 8 Apr. 7 • tExAS NR-#6 L 1-3 2122 Feb. 11 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 20-6 142 Mar. 9 LAMAR W 5-2 322 7 Apr. 8 at texas State L 2-11 110 Feb. 12 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 3-2 — Mar. 11 tExAS LuthERAn W 15-6 — 7 Apr. 10 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 4-7 512 Feb. 12 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 2-1 220 Mar. 11 tExAS LuthERAn W 9-4 131 Apr. 11 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 3-5 — Feb. 15 tExAS LuthERAn L 4-9 72 Mar. 12 SChREinER W 10-2 — Apr. 11 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 3-2 289 Feb. 17 MCnEESE StAtE L 2-18 175 Mar. 12 SChREinER W 5-3 211 8 Apr. 14 at Dallas Baptist L 0-8 118 Feb. 18 MCnEESE StAtE L 3-10 — Mar. 14 at ut-Pan American W 5-0 305 7 Apr. 20 • tExAS A&M L 1-3 — Feb. 18 MCnEESE StAtE L 1-10 121 Mar. 19 at Dallas Baptist L 1-3 — Apr. 20 • tExAS A&M L 0-1 367 Feb. 23 at utSA L 2-10 101 Mar. 19 at Dallas Baptist L 8-10 221 Apr. 21 • tExAS A&M W 9-2 210 Feb. 25 StEPhEn F. AuStin [10] W 4-3 104 Mar. 22 • at Rice W 14-5 584 7 Apr. 24 • at tCu W 6-4 — Feb. 26 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 6-4 — Mar. 23 • at Rice L 5-6 — 7 Apr. 24 • at tCu W 7-2 385 Feb. 26 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 7-1 89 Mar. 23 • at Rice L 11-12 554 7 Apr. 25 • at tCu W 12-10 492 Mar. 2 tExAS StAtE [9] W 2-1 — Mar. 26 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 11-7 — 7 Apr. 28 • tExAS NR-#5 L 0-9 — Mar. 2 tExAS StAtE W 13-6 92 Mar. 26 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 7-6 248 Apr. 28 • tExAS NR-#5 W 3-2 1469 Mar. 4 ! vs. iowa State W 7-6 111 Mar. 29 • tExAS NR-#6 L 2-3 1700 7 May 1 • at texas tech L 2-3 546 Mar. 5 at ut Arlington W 3-1 247 Mar. 30 • tExAS NR-#6 W 3-1 — May 2 • at texas tech L 2-5 — Mar. 7 at Oral Roberts L 6-8 205 Mar. 30 • tExAS NR-#6 L 1-8 2170 May 2 • at texas tech L 4-10 628 Mar. 10 SAn DiEgO StAtE W 11-2 72 Apr. 3 tExAS StAtE W 8-7 317 Mar. 11 SAn DiEgO StAtE W 10-5 137 Apr. 7 • at texas A&M NR-#20 W 10-4 — Mar. 12 SAn DiEgO StAtE L 6-11 101 Apr. 7 • at texas A&M NR-#20 W 7-6 2789 1993 41-19 (swc 11-7, t-2nd) Mar. 14 tExAS WESLEYAn W 3-2 300 Apr. 8 • at texas A&M NR-#20 W 12-6 597 Mar. 15 SAM hOuStOn StAtE [10] W 2-1 210 Apr. 9 SOuthWEStRn W 8-7 248 MIckey sullIvan ncaa south reGIonal Mar. 18 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 3-6 375 Apr. 12 • hOuStOn #24-NR W 8-6 518 Mar. 19 DALLAS BAPtiSt 7 W 10-6 — Apr. 14 • hOuStOn #24-NR W 5-1 — swc tournaMent chaMpIons Mar. 19 DALLAS BAPtiSt 7 L 4-6 300 Apr. 14 • hOuStOn #24-NR L 0-5 672 #23 ba • #30 cb • #24 usa Mar. 22 ut ARLingtOn W 14-5 156 Apr. 15 gRAnD CAnYOn #23-NR W 12-6 176 7 Jan. 28 at San Diego State W 11-4 328 Mar. 25 • tExAS tECh W 4-0 776 Apr. 19 • at Arkansas #23-#16 L 5-13 848 Jan. 29 at San Diego State W 7-4 342 Mar. 26 • tExAS tECh L 1-4 776 Apr. 20 • at Arkansas #23-#16 L 6-7 — Jan. 30 at San Diego State W 11-3 311 Mar. 28 • tExAS tECh L 5-10 452 Apr. 20 • at Arkansas #23-#16 W 7-6 1122 Feb. 2 at St. Mary’s W 13-3 112 Mar. 29 at Sam houston State W 9-5 350 Apr. 23 COnCORDiA LuthERAn L 1-3 111 Feb. 5 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 2-0 261 Apr. 1 • at tCu L 12-24 733 Apr. 26 • tExAS tECh W 12-2 689 7 Feb. 6 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 12-5 — Apr. 2 • at tCu L 1-4 — Apr. 27 • tExAS tECh W 2-1 — Feb. 6 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 3-1 417 Apr. 2 • at tCu L 1-12 844 hIstory Apr. 27 • tExAS tECh W 3-2 993 Feb. 9 at Sam houston State #23-NR L 2-4 249 Apr. 4 ORAL ROBERtS [10] L 7-8 100 Apr. 30 at Oklahoma State #22-NR W 12-6 1542 Feb. 10 COnCORDiA LuthERAn #23-NR L 5-6 164 Apr. 5 ORAL ROBERtS L 4-19 100 May 1 at Oklahoma State #22-NR L 2-15 1542 Feb. 12 tExAS LuthERAn #23-NR W 18-6 178 Apr. 8 • at Rice NR-#17 L 5-10 1007 May 4 • tCu #22-NR L 0-4 989 7 Feb. 13 tExAS LuthERAn #23-NR W 11-0 — Apr. 9 • at Rice NR-#17 L 4-7 — May 5 • tCu #22-NR W 7-3 — Feb. 13 tExAS LuthERAn #23-NR W 9-8 314 Apr. 9 • at Rice NR-#17 L 9-12 1027 May 5 • tCu #22-NR L 2-4 765 Feb. 19 at Mcneese State W 6-0 — Apr. 12 hOuStOn BAPtiSt L 6-10 475 May 16 ! at texas A&M NR-#15 L 3-9 4241 Feb. 19 at Mcneese State L 1-6 245 Apr. 15 • tExAS NR-#17 W 6-2 1751 May 17 ! vs. tCu L 0-3 929 7 Feb. 20 at Mcneese State W 10-7 350 Apr. 16 • at texas NR-#17 L 1-3 — May 24 $ vs. California L 3-8 878 Feb. 23 at utSA W 12-4 131 Apr. 16 • at texas NR-#17 L 4-10 5821 May 25 $ at Wichita State NR-#1 L 7-13 6349 Feb. 26 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 5-0 271 Apr. 19 at Dallas Baptist W 13-8 547 ! - SWC tournament, College Station, texas Feb. 27 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 8-1 — Apr. 22 • at texas A&M L 0-3 1923 $ - nCAA Midwest Regional, Wichita, Kan. Feb. 27 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 7-2 321 Apr. 23 • tExAS A&M [10] W 5-4 — 7 Mar. 5 • at texas tech L 0-1 1734 Apr. 23 • tExAS A&M L 11-12 1787 Mar. 6 • at texas tech W 7-4 — Apr. 27 utSA L 6-7 250 Mar. 6 • at texas tech L 6-10 751 Apr. 30 • hOuStOn W 5-3 250 Mar. 9 at texas State W 5-4 236 May 1 • hOuStOn 7 W 6-2 — Mar. 10 ! vs. ut-Pan American L 3-4 487 May 1 • hOuStOn W 6-5 200 Mar. 11 ! vs. Maine L 6-10 175 ! - Played in Arlington, texas Mar. 11 ! vs. ut-Pan American L 4-6 895 Mar. 17 St. MARY’S L 0-6 110 Mar. 20 ORAL ROBERtS L 0-2 — Mar. 20 ORAL ROBERtS L 1-4 210 Mar. 23 St. EDWARDS W 9-3 151 Mar. 24 tExAS WESLEYAn W 8-1 115

58 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe results th Apr. 6 • at tCu L 1-6 794 nd 1995 25-28 (swc 7-17, 6 ) Apr. 7 • at tCu W 17-7 388 1998 41-20-1 (bIG 12 18-10, 2 ) steve sMIth Apr. 9 ut ARLingtOn W 5-0 246 steve sMIth Feb. 7 tExAS StAtE W 6-0 70 Apr. 10 at Sam houston State W 9-4 202 ncaa south I reGIonal Feb. 10 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn 7 L 0-4 — Apr. 12 • hOuStOn W 8-3 646 #22 ba • #28 cb • #22 usa Feb. 10 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn [11] W 7-6 1009 Apr. 13 • hOuStOn 7 L 0-2 — Feb. 5 at Arizona #13-#24 L 1-8 556 Feb. 17 at Mcneese State L 1-5 160 Apr. 13 • hOuStOn W 13-12 896 Feb. 6 at Arizona #13-#24 L 2-15 725 Feb. 18 at Mcneese State 7 W 6-5 — Apr. 16 at utSA W 9-5 220 Feb. 7 at Arizona #13-#24 L 6-9 885 Feb. 18 at Mcneese State 7 L 1-2 450 Apr. 17 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 14-6 318 Feb. 11 tExAS StAtE #22-NR W 9-8 287 Feb. 21 at ut Arlington W 6-3 182 Apr. 19 • tExAS NR-#9 W 8-7 2432 7 Feb. 12 SAM hOuStOn StAtE #22-NR W 5-0 175 Feb. 22 at utSA W 17-10 220 Apr. 20 • at texas NR-#9 W 7-5 — Feb. 14 uALR #22-NR W 9-5 — Feb. 24 nORthWEStERn StAtE W 2-0 425 Apr. 20 • at texas NR-#9 L 2-5 5402 Feb. 14 uALR 7 #22-NR W 11-0 208 Feb. 25 nORthWEStERn StAtE 7 L 5-9 — Apr. 23 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 14-6 252 Feb. 15 uALR #22-NR W 7-2 196 Feb. 25 nORthWEStERn StAtE 7 L 5-10 212 Apr. 24 COnCORDiA W 15-0 236 Feb. 17 ut ARLingtOn #19-NR W 14-5 137 Mar. 4 CREightOn 7 W 1-0 — Apr. 26 • at Rice W 9-6 583 7 Feb. 20 MiChigAn #19-#11 W 7-5 578 Mar. 4 CREightOn L 3-5 250 Apr. 27 • at Rice W 7-0 — Feb. 21 MiChigAn #19-#11 W 17-6 — Mar. 5 CREightOn [11] W 3-2 325 Apr. 27 • at Rice L 3-4 757 Feb. 21 MiChigAn #19-#11 t 7-7 423 Mar. 8 at Stephen F. Austin W 4-2 203 Apr. 28 • at Rice W 6-3 717 May 8 LAMAR W 6-4 336 Feb. 24 utSA #11-NR W 19-12 316 Mar. 11 ! vs. nebraska W 1-0 1711 8 7 Feb. 27 • at Oklahoma #11-#15 L 7-19 1007 Mar. 12 ! vs. notre Dame W 2-1 1925 May 10 • tExAS A&M L 8-16 — Feb. 28 • at Oklahoma #11-#15 L 6-11 716 Mar. 13 ! vs. george Washington W 10-6 1300 May 10 • tExAS A&M L 1-9 1284 Mar. 1 • at Oklahoma #11-#15 W 10-9 913 Mar. 14 ! vs. notre Dame W 10-4 1300 May 11 • at texas A&M L 2-5 2147 Mar. 3 tExAS StAtE #13-NR W 14-2 436 Mar. 16 ^• vs. texas A&M W 6-4 2236 May 15 $ vs. tCu L 5-12 2185 Mar. 7 • nEBRASKA #13-NR W 9-3 238 Mar. 17 ^• vs. texas NR-#7 W 1-0 1100 May 17 $ vs. texas A&M W 8-1 2170 Mar. 10 at Arkansas #13-#25 L 1-9 242 Mar. 18 ^• vs. tCu L 3-5 1250 May 18 $ vs. texas tech NR-#12 L 4-10 2890 Mar. 13 • tExAS #13-NR W 6-5 2046 Mar. 18 ^• at houston W 2-1 4305 ! - ut Arlington tournament, Arlington, texas Mar. 14 • at texas #13-NR W 12-5 5042 Mar. 21 iOWA W 12-7 1278 ^ - SWC First Pitch tournament, houston, texas Mar. 15 • at texas 8 #13-NR W 20-4 4289 Mar. 24 • tCu L 3-4 1512 $ - SWC tournament, Lubbock, texas Mar. 17 at ut Arlington #12-NR W 4-1 351 Mar. 25 • tCu 7 L 7-9 — Mar. 18 RiCE #12-#9 W 6-4 2113 Mar. 25 • tCu L 5-8 1322 Mar. 20 • at texas tech #12-#23 W 3-2 3997 Mar. 31 at Oklahoma NR-#11 L 3-5 763 1997 32-23 (bIG 12 18-12, 5th) Mar. 21 • at texas tech #12-#23 L 1-9 4340 Apr. 1 at Oklahoma NR-#11 L 3-8 1017 steve sMIth Mar. 22 • at texas tech #12-#23 W 10-6 4550 Apr. 2 at Oklahoma NR-#11 L 0-23 1030 Mar. 24 hARDin SiMMOnS #11-NR W 24-7 342 Apr. 4 ut ARLingtOn [16] W 7-6 296 Feb. 10 CEntEnARY W 15-1 371 Mar. 25 at Rice #11-#9 W 8-1 2408 Apr. 7 • RiCE NR-#12 W 6-2 122 Feb. 11 CEntEnARY W 6-3 271 Mar. 28 • iOWA StAtE 7 #11-NR W 14-2 — Apr. 8 • RiCE 7 NR-#12 W 21-18 — Feb. 15 at LSu NR-#12 L 2-13 6563 Mar. 28 • iOWA StAtE #11-NR W 11-1 1303 Apr. 8 • RiCE NR-#12 L 5-9 1336 Feb. 15 at LSu NR-#12 L 5-11 6140 Mar. 29 • iOWA StAtE 7 #11-NR W 23-8 1007 Apr. 9 • RiCE L 5-11 746 Feb. 16 at LSu NR-#12 L 3-8 6549 Mar. 31 SAM hOuStOn StAtE #9-NR W 8-7 375 Apr. 11 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 14-1 356 Feb. 18 at texas State W 10-8 153 Apr. 1 at utSA #9-NR W 16-1 663 Apr. 12 at Sam houston State L 0-3 956 Feb. 22 at Memphis 7 W 3-1 — Apr. 3 • KAnSAS #9-NR W 5-2 1278 Apr. 14 • tExAS A&M L 8-17 2216 Feb. 22 at Memphis W 14-5 120 Apr. 4 • KAnSAS #9-NR W 4-1 1316 Apr. 15 • at texas A&M 7 [8] L 2-3 — Feb. 23 at Memphis L 5-9 150 Apr. 5 • KAnSAS #9-NR W 10-1 1806 Apr. 15 • at texas A&M L 0-4 3787 Feb. 28 • tExAS A&M NR-#8 W 10-5 1763 Apr. 7 hOuStOn #9-NR W 17-7 986 Apr. 18 utSA [14] W 3-2 350 Mar. 1 • at texas A&M NR-#8 L 11-13 3563 Apr. 8 DALLAS #9-NR W 10-2 635 Apr. 21 • at texas NR-#13 L 1-7 5650 Mar. 2 • at texas A&M NR-#8 W 11-10 2202 Apr. 10 • at Missouri #9-NR W 12-1 665 Apr. 22 • tExAS 7 [8] NR-#13 L 1-2 — Mar. 4 ut ARLingtOn W 3-0 132 Apr. 11 • at Missouri #9-NR L 4-6 1278 Apr. 22 • tExAS 7 NR-#13 W 7-3 1356 Mar. 5 RiCE [11] NR-#3 W 3-2 1623 Apr. 12 • at Missouri #9-NR W 15-14 595 Apr. 25 tExAS StAtE L 2-8 300 Mar. 8 • at nebraska [11] W 7-6 750 Apr. 14 at Sam houston State #7-NR L 4-5 210 Apr. 26 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 7-6 300 Mar. 8 • at nebraska W 13-4 250 Apr. 17 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #7-NR L 2-8 2168 Apr. 28 • at houston W 5-4 523 Mar. 9 • at nebraska W 12-3 475 Apr. 18 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #7-NR L 0-2 2342 Apr. 29 • at houston 7 L 5-7 — Mar. 11 SOuthERn MiSSiSSiPPi L 7-16 311 Apr. 19 • OKLAhOMA StAtE [10] #7-NR L 9-11 2220 Apr. 29 • at houston L 3-5 675 Mar. 14 • at texas W 7-5 4433 Apr. 21 • at Kansas State #14-NR L 2-4 — May 12 • at texas tech NR-#8 L 4-8 1411 Mar. 15 • tExAS L 5-6 1872 Apr. 21 • at Kansas State #14-NR W 10-2 198 May 13 • at texas tech 7 NR-#8 L 6-11 — Mar. 16 • tExAS W 7-4 1592 Apr. 22 • at Kansas State #14-NR W 7-1 203 May 13 • at texas tech NR-#8 L 1-23 1603 Mar. 18 tExAS StAtE #19-NR L 7-8 875 Apr. 24 LOuiSiAnA-MOnROE #14-NR W 11-8 1763 May 14 • at texas tech NR-#8 L 3-13 1546 Mar. 19 CORnELL #19-NR W 6-5 483 Apr. 25 LOuiSiAnA-MOnROE 7 #14-NR W 6-4 — Mar. 21 • tExAS tECh #19-#17 L 5-8 1865 Apr. 25 LOuiSiAnA-MOnROE 7 #14-NR L 2-3 1107 ! - irish Classic, San Antonio, texas Mar. 22 • tExAS tECh #19-#17 W 3-2 1903 Apr. 28 at houston #16-NR W 7-2 886 ^ - SWC Firstpitch, houston, texas Mar. 23 • tExAS tECh #19-#17 L 3-16 1852 May 1 • at texas A&M #16-#10 L 1-8 7351 Mar. 26 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn #23-NR W 7-1 231 May 2 • tExAS A&M #16-#10 L 4-8 4456 Mar. 29 • at iowa State #23-NR L 2-3 — 1996 32-27 (swc 11-13, t-4th) May 3 • tExAS A&M #16-#10 W 5-2 4012 Mar. 29 • at iowa State 8 #23-NR L 9-19 200 May 14 ! vs. Missouri #16-NR W 7-3 2800 steve sMIth Mar. 30 • at iowa State #23-NR W 18-11 253 May 15 ! vs. texas tech #16-#21 L 4-11 9443 Apr. 1 COnCORDiA W 16-1 212 Feb. 12 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 11-2 — May 16 ! vs. texas A&M #16-#9 L 5-8 12674 Apr. 2 hOuStOn NR-#19 L 5-12 653 Feb. 12 LuBBOCK ChRiStiAn W 11-2 635 May 21 $ vs. Richmond #19-NR L 10-12 752 Apr. 5 • at Kansas L 9-10 — Feb. 16 ! vs. Missouri State W 6-5 121 May 22 $ at Florida #19-#4 W 10-5 2112 Apr. 5 • at Kansas [11] L 7-8 750 Feb. 17 ! vs. Arkansas State L 2-7 347 May 23 $ vs. illinois [13] #19-NR L 7-8 738 Feb. 18 ! at ut Arlington L 2-6 583 Apr. 6 • at Kansas W 7-2 275 hIstory Feb. 19 MCnEESE StAtE L 8-12 202 Apr. 8 utSA W 11-8 217 ! - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. Feb. 20 MCnEESE StAtE W 8-5 276 Apr. 9 at ut Arlington W 8-3 407 $ - nCAA South i Regional, gainesville, Fla. Feb. 23 at northwestern State L 2-14 222 Apr. 12 • MiSSOuRi L 2-3 — Feb. 24 at northwestern State 7 L 2-3 — Apr. 12 • MiSSOuRi [10] W 6-5 435 Feb. 24 at northwestern State [10] L 4-5 341 Apr. 13 • MiSSOuRi W 9-6 687 1999 50-15 (bIG 12 20-7, 2nd) Feb. 27 at texas State W 12-3 177 Apr. 15 at Rice NR-#19 L 4-8 1057 steve sMIth Mar. 2 MEMPhiS 7 W 16-2 238 Apr. 16 tExAS StAtE W 4-0 317 ncaa waco super reGIonal Apr. 18 • at Oklahoma State [10] NR-#10 L 10-12 1865 Mar. 2 MEMPhiS W 22-3 237 ncaa waco reGIonal Mar. 3 MEMPhiS L 14-19 346 Apr. 19 • at Oklahoma State NR-#10 L 6-7 1915 Mar. 5 ut ARLingtOn 7 W 16-9 — Apr. 19 • at Oklahoma State NR-#10 W 11-6 2431 #8 ba • #9 cb • #9 usa Mar. 5 ut ARLingtOn 7 W 12-7 202 Apr. 22 • KAnSAS StAtE W 9-7 — Feb. 5 at Long Beach State NR-#2 W 3-2 1558 Mar. 9 at Southern Mississippi W 6-5 1699 Apr. 22 • KAnSAS StAtE W 10-9 652 Feb. 6 at Long Beach State [11] NR-#2 L 6-7 1365 Mar. 10 at Southern Mississippi W 7-6 1758 Apr. 23 • KAnSAS StAtE W 9-7 867 Feb. 7 at Long Beach State NR-#2 L 5-6 1019 Mar. 11 OKLAhOMA [12] L 18-23 1106 Apr. 29 at houston L 5-13 633 Feb. 9 at Louisiana-Monroe L 4-15 1317 Mar. 12 OKLAhOMA L 5-16 892 Apr. 30 ut ARLingtOn W 11-6 987 Feb. 10 at Louisiana-Monroe W 2-0 512 Mar. 14 ^• vs. texas A&M NR-#24 W 12-1 2106 May 2 • OKLAhOMA NR-#19 L 5-6 1617 Feb. 12 MiSSiSSiPPi L 6-15 323 Mar. 15 ^• vs. texas W 12-9 2485 May 3 • OKLAhOMA NR-#19 W 12-8 1736 Feb. 13 MiSSiSSiPPi W 7-3 410 Mar. 16 ^• at houston L 5-7 3280 May 4 • OKLAhOMA NR-#19 W 7-6 1653 Feb. 14 MiSSiSSiPPi W 15-10 376 Mar. 17 ^• vs. tCu L 8-9 585 May 15 ! vs. Oklahoma State NR-#12 L 8-11 3100 Feb. 16 utSA W 6-1 234 Mar. 19 tExAS StAtE W 11-6 756 May 16 ! vs. Missouri L 8-9 550 Feb. 19 ! vs. Vanderbilt W 10-4 1059 Mar. 22 • tExAS tECh NR-#4 L 6-23 1732 Feb. 20 ! vs. Oklahoma W 7-3 1074 ! - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. Mar. 23 • tExAS tECh 7 NR-#4 W 8-0 — Feb. 21 ! at houston [22] W 8-2 1225 Mar. 23 • tExAS tECh NR-#4 L 2-24 1526 Feb. 24 at Sam houston State W 5-3 500 Mar. 24 • tExAS tECh NR-#4 L 3-11 943 Feb. 26 • KAnSAS StAtE 7 W 22-6 752 Mar. 29 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 5-6 546 Feb. 27 • KAnSAS StAtE W 7-0 1117 Mar. 30 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 2-3 621 Feb. 28 • KAnSAS StAtE [10] W 7-6 1291 Apr. 2 tExAS StAtE W 11-7 306 Mar. 2 at houston #22-NR W 7-2 528 Apr. 3 utSA W 19-11 236 Mar. 5 • at Oklahoma State #22-NR W 5-2 484 Apr. 6 • at tCu 7 L 2-3 — Mar. 6 • at Oklahoma State #22-NR L 1-12 447

59 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe results Mar. 7 • at Oklahoma State #22-NR W 11-4 351 Apr. 15 • iOWA StAtE #9-NR W 4-0 2720 t th Mar. 9 CREightOn #19-NR W 4-2 279 Apr. 16 • iOWA StAtE #9-NR W 2-1 2402 2002 36-26 (bIG 12 13-13, -5 ) Mar. 16 MiSSOuRi StAtE #19-NR W 17-6 349 Apr. 18 at houston #7-#13 L 2-13 2219 steve sMIth Mar. 17 MiSSOuRi StAtE #19-NR W 6-5 455 Apr. 19 DALLAS #7-NR W 13-3 2297 ncaa austIn reGIonal Mar. 19 • MiSSOuRi #19-NR L 4-8 720 Apr. 21 • tExAS #7-#5 W 6-5 4876 rv usa • #28 ncbwa Mar. 20 • MiSSOuRi #19-NR W 6-4 1120 Apr. 22 • at texas #7-#5 L 4-7 6671 Mar. 21 • MiSSOuRi #19-NR W 9-2 1068 Apr. 23 • at texas #7-#5 W 11-8 4911 Feb. 7 ! vs. Rice [12] #16-#11 L 9-10 6510 Mar. 23 at utSA #18-NR W 3-0 1100 Apr. 25 tExAS StAtE #5-NR W 7-3 2371 Feb. 8 ! vs. houston #16-NR L 2-3 12573 Mar. 26 • tExAS tECh #18-#10 W 2-1 1442 Apr. 26 tAMu-CC#5-NR W 7-1 2289 Feb. 9 ! vs. tCu #16-NR L 5-6 15428 Mar. 27 • tExAS tECh [10] #18-#10 W 6-5 1503 Apr. 28 • KAnSAS #5-NR W 8-1 3074 Feb. 13 utSA #25-NR W 12-1 2332 Mar. 28 • tExAS tECh #18-#10 W 9-8 1478 Apr. 29 • KAnSAS #5-NR W 5-0 3152 Feb. 15 $ at Southern California #25-#6 W 18-9 615 Mar. 30 hOuStOn #12-NR W 13-4 279 Apr. 30 • KAnSAS #5-NR W 6-5 2632 Feb. 16 $ at Southern California #25-#6 W 8-1 525 Mar. 31 MCnEESE StAtE #12-NR W 14-13 248 May 9 tExAS WESLEYAn #3-NR L 1-6 183 Feb. 17 $ at Southern California #25-#6 W 3-1 435 Apr. 2 • at Kansas #12-NR W 9-0 716 May 12 • at Kansas State 8 #3-NR W 16-3 135 Feb. 20 at houston #17-NR L 4-10 898 Apr. 3 • at Kansas #12-NR W 4-3 823 May 13 • at Kansas State #3-NR W 7-5 229 Feb. 22 ORAL ROBERtS #17-NR W 7-3 2898 Apr. 4 • at Kansas #12-NR W 14-4 408 May 14 • at Kansas State #3-NR W 10-7 215 Feb. 23 ORAL ROBERtS #17-NR W 9-8 3055 Apr. 6 uMhB #8-NR W 12-5 294 May 17 ! vs. texas A&M #4-NR W 12-3 7786 Feb. 24 ORAL ROBERtS #17-NR W 4-2 2472 Apr. 7 RiCE #8-#3 W 7-2 1501 May 18 ! vs. texas #4-#12 W 3-2 9667 Mar. 1 • tExAS #16-#14 W 5-4 3361 Apr. 9 • at texas #8-#11 W 10-3 5893 May 20 ! vs. texas tech #4-NR W 10-1 11294 Mar. 2 • at texas #16-#14 L 3-4 4013 Apr. 10 • tExAS #8-#11 L 2-4 3126 May 21 ! vs. nebraska #4-#10 L 3-11 8157 Mar. 3 • at texas #16-#14 W 11-4 3774 Apr. 11 • tExAS #8-#11 W 8-5 3275 May 26 $ tExAS StAtE #5-NR L 0-6 4275 Mar. 6 WinthROP #15-NR W 17-6 2421 Apr. 13 SAM hOuStOn StAtE #7-NR W 17-8 385 May 27 $ FLORiDA #5-#14 L 1-10 3316 Mar. 8 • nEBRASKA #15-#8 L 4-15 2979 • tExAS A&M #7-#5 W 7-2 3783 Apr. 16 ! - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. Mar. 9 • nEBRASKA #15-#8 W 2-1 2968 Apr. 17 • at texas A&M #7-#5 L 4-5 8230 $ - nCAA Waco Regional, Waco, texas Mar. 10 • nEBRASKA #15-#8 W 9-6 3108 Apr. 18 • at texas A&M #7-#5 L 10-11 7107 Mar. 12 tExAS StAtE #10-NR W 9-6 2737 7 #7-NR Apr. 20 utSA W 24-11 325 Mar. 13 at ut Arlington #10-NR W 8-7 420 Apr. 21 hOWARD PAYnE 7 #7-NR W 28-1 332 th Mar. 15 • KAnSAS #10-NR W 5-3 2914 Apr. 23 • OKLAhOMA #7-NR W 16-12 2112 2001 37-24 (bIG 12 17-10, 4 ) Mar. 16 • KAnSAS #10-NR W 15-9 3114 Apr. 24 • OKLAhOMA #7-NR W 3-2 2384 steve sMIth Mar. 17 • KAnSAS [11] #10-NR W 5-4 2814 Apr. 25 • OKLAhOMA #7-NR L 11-15 2583 ncaa houston reGIonal Mar. 20 MCnEESE StAtE #8-NR W 9-4 2212 Apr. 27 at Rice #7-#1 L 1-6 2742 #22 ba • #20 cb • #25 usa Mar. 22 • at Missouri #8-NR L 5-7 284 Apr. 30 DALLAS BAPtiSt 8 #7-NR W 13-1 2489 Mar. 23 • at Missouri #8-NR L 6-7 348 May 1 DALLAS BAPtiSt #7-NR W 9-4 1894 Feb. 1 ! vs. Rice [10] #20-#11 L 0-1 6405 Mar. 24 • at Missouri #8-NR W 11-8 286 May 14 • at iowa State #7-NR W 9-3 307 Feb. 2 ! vs. houston #20-NR W 16-7 Mar. 26 tCu #10-NR L 3-5 2471 May 15 • at iowa State #7-NR L 5-7 268 Feb. 3 ! vs. tCu #20-NR W 12-4 • #10-#24 May 16 • at iowa State 7 #7-NR W 18-1 225 Feb. 6 ut ARLingtOn #21-NR W 5-2 2371 Mar. 29 at Oklahoma W 5-4 894 May 19 $ vs. Missouri #7-NR W 2-0 7468 Feb. 9 CAL StAtE FuLLERtOn #21-#18 L 1-2 2109 Mar. 31 • at Oklahoma #10-#24 L 1-4 — May 20 $ vs. texas #7-NR W 8-2 12072 Feb. 10 CAL StAtE FuLLERtOn #21-#18 W 5-0 2971 Mar. 31 • at Oklahoma [11] #10-#24 L 5-6 897 May 22 $ vs. Missouri #7-NR W 9-2 9421 Feb. 11 CAL StAtE FuLLERtOn #21-#18 L 0-5 2542 Apr. 2 at tCu #17-NR W 10-3 299 May 23 $ vs. nebraska #7-NR L 3-4 10252 Feb. 14 tExAS StAtE #23-NR W 22-3 2100 Apr. 5 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #17-NR L 10-11 3284 May 28 % EAStERn iLLinOiS #8-NR W 7-3 3823 Feb. 17 niChOLLS StAtE #23-NR W 4-0 2117 Apr. 6 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #17-NR W 8-6 2775 May 29 % MinnESOtA #8-NR W 6-4 4146 Feb. 18 niChOLLS StAtE 7 #23-NR W 16-1 — Apr. 9 tExAS StAtE #17-NR W 12-4 2380 May 30 % MinnESOtA #8-NR W 22-6 4287 Feb. 18 niChOLLS StAtE #23-NR W 7-2 2695 Apr. 10 utSA #17-NR W 13-1 2415 June 4 ^ OKLAhOMA StAtE #7-#16 L 11-18 4675 Feb. 20 at utSA #22-NR W 13-2 512 Apr. 12 tAMu-CC #17-NR W 6-5 2712 June 5 ^ OKLAhOMA StAtE #7-#16 W 17-7 4856 Feb. 24 • at texas A&M [11] #22-NR W 2-1 4139 Apr. 13 tAMu-CC #17-NR W 11-5 2888 June 6 ^ OKLAhOMA StAtE #7-#16 L 2-6 4776 Feb. 24 • at texas A&M #22-NR W 11-5 5957 Apr. 14 tAMu-CC #17-NR W 13-9 2795 Apr. 16 at texas State #16-NR L 3-6 1079 ! - univ. of houston invitational, houston, texas Feb. 25 • tExAS A&M #22-NR L 6-8 3933 5 Apr. 19 • at texas A&M #16-#18 L 7-8 6545 $ - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. Feb. 27 uMhB #18-NR W 9-0 2150 Apr. 20 • tExAS A&M #16-#18 W 6-5 4720 % - nCAA Waco Regional, Waco, texas Mar. 2 • MiSSOuRi #18-NR W 3-2 2746 7 Apr. 21 • tExAS A&M #16-#18 W 4-2 4016 ^ - nCAA Waco Super Regional, Waco, texas Mar. 3 • MiSSOuRi #18-NR W 12-2 2596 Mar. 4 • MiSSOuRi [10] #18-NR L 4-5 2707 Apr. 24 ut ARLingtOn #16-NR W 7-5 2421 Mar. 6 hOuStOn #18-NR W 16-4 2392 Apr. 26 • at Kansas State #16-NR L 9-14 212 2000 45-17 (bIG 12 23-7, 1st) Mar. 7 ut ARLingtOn #18-NR L 3-7 2534 Apr. 27 • at Kansas State #16-NR L 9-12 536 Apr. 28 • at Kansas State #16-NR W 6-5 417 steve sMIth Mar. 13 utSA #22-NR W 14-3 2051 Mar. 16 • OKLAhOMA #22-NR W 5-3 3358 Apr. 30 ut ARLingtOn #25-NR W 8-7 2377 ncaa waco reGIonal Mar. 17 • OKLAhOMA #22-NR L 2-3 3011 May 3 DALLAS BAPtiSt #25-NR L 7-9 3102 bIG 12 conFerence chaMpIons Mar. 18 • OKLAhOMA #22-NR W 5-3 2742 May 4 DALLAS BAPtiSt #25-NR W 4-1 — 7 #14 ba • #18 cb • #17 usa Mar. 20 at Rice [10] #19-#2 L 7-8 2204 May 4 DALLAS BAPtiSt #25-NR W 14-4 3302 Mar. 23 • at Kansas #19-NR W 11-2 450 May 7 tExAS StAtE [11] #25-NR L 5-6 2412 Feb. 5 nORthWEStERn StAtE #10-NR W 7-0 2392 Mar. 24 • at Kansas 8 #19-NR W 12-0 325 May 14 hOuStOn [10] #25-#10 L 4-5 3054 Feb. 6 nORthWEStERn StAtE #10-NR W 9-7 2326 Mar. 25 • at Kansas #19-NR W 7-3 275 May 17 • at texas tech [10] #25-NR L 7-8 3786 Feb. 8 at uMhB #10-NR W 9-4 675 Mar. 28 MiSSOuRi StAtE #18-NR L 2-3 2088 May 18 • at texas tech #25-NR L 2-5 4417 7 Feb. 11 at Cal State Fullerton #10-#5 L 0-1 1322 Mar. 30 • KAnSAS StAtE 7 #18-NR W 14-0 2941 May 19 • at texas tech #25-NR L 1-11 4554 #10-#5 Feb. 12 at Cal State Fullerton L 4-16 1115 Mar. 31 • KAnSAS StAtE #18-NR W 8-7 3298 May 22 % vs. nebraska NR-#18 L 9-11 8120 Feb. 13 at Cal State Fullerton #10-#5 W 9-1 829 Apr. 1 • KAnSAS StAtE #18-NR W 10-2 2989 May 23 % vs. Kansas State L 2-6 7235 Feb. 16 utSA #11-NR W 10-3 2299 Apr. 4 at houston #15-NR W 10-6 836 May 31 ^ vs. Lamar W 4-2 4638 Feb. 18 at tCu #11-NR W 8-3 589 Apr. 6 DALLAS BAPtiSt #15-NR W 10-7 3118 June 1 ^ at texas NR-#3 L 8-10 6848 Feb. 19 tCu #11-NR W 4-3 2715 Apr. 7 DALLAS BAPtiSt #15-NR L 2-9 — June 1 ^ vs. Lamar W 10-9 4884 Feb. 20 tCu #11-NR W 11-2 2530 Apr. 7 DALLAS BAPtiSt 7 #15-NR W 13-2 2910 June 2 ^ at texas NR-#3 L 0-2 7223 Feb. 22 tExAS StAtE #6-NR W 8-0 2311 Apr. 10 RiCE #12-#5 L 1-5 3088 Feb. 26 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #6-NR L 1-2 — ! - Astros College Classic, houston, texas Apr. 13 • at nebraska #12-#6 L 2-6 3658 Feb. 26 • OKLAhOMA StAtE 7 #6-NR W 13-1 3719 $ - at Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, Calif. Apr. 14 • at nebraska #12-#6 L 4-6 4029 Feb. 27 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #6-NR W 7-5 2818 % - Big 12 tournament, Arlington, texas Apr. 15 • at nebraska #12-#6 L 4-10 1355 Mar. 1 at Rice #5-NR W 5-2 2652 ^ - nCAA Austin Regional, Austin, texas Mar. 3 • at texas A&M #5-NR W 3-2 7877 Apr. 17 at texas State [15] #20-NR W 3-2 325 hIstory Mar. 4 • tExAS A&M #5-NR W 10-4 4023 Apr. 20 • at texas #20-#24 L 1-5 5554 8 Mar. 5 • tExAS A&M #5-NR W 6-4 3986 Apr. 21 • tExAS #20-#24 W 14-4 4132 8 Mar. 7 at Mississippi #4-NR W 5-2 1812 Apr. 22 • tExAS #20-#24 W 16-6 4128 Mar. 8 at Mississippi #4-NR W 4-3 1398 Apr. 24 at ut Arlington #18-NR L 6-7 — Mar. 11 ORAL ROBERtS #4-NR L 0-3 — Apr. 24 at ut Arlington #18-NR W 11-5 425 Mar. 11 ORAL ROBERtS [16] #4-NR L 8-9 2437 Apr. 27 • at Oklahoma State #18-NR W 6-5 2769 Mar. 12 ORAL ROBERtS #4-NR W 10-4 2421 Apr. 28 • at Oklahoma State #18-NR W 7-5 2063 Mar. 17 • at texas tech #6-NR L 2-3 2915 Apr. 29 • at Oklahoma State 7 #18-NR L 5-15 2131 Mar. 18 • at texas tech #6-NR L 11-16 3275 May 1 tExAS StAtE #18-NR L 9-12 546 Mar. 19 • at texas tech #6-NR L 6-10 3012 May 9 tExAS StAtE [10] #18-NR W 13-12 2508 Mar. 24 • at Oklahoma 7 #16-NR W 15-3 1096 May 11 • tExAS tECh #18-NR L 8-11 3559 Mar. 25 • at Oklahoma #16-NR W 6-3 1147 May 12 • tExAS tECh #18-NR W 2-1 4176 Mar. 26 • at Oklahoma #16-NR L 6-12 1045 May 13 • tExAS tECh [10] #18-NR L 5-6 3205 Mar. 28 hOuStOn #15-#12 L 3-4 2452 May 16 $ vs. Oklahoma State L 4-18 8122 Mar. 29 uMhB #15-NR W 12-0 2355 May 17 $ vs. iowa State L 5-6 6316 Mar. 31 • nEBRASKA #15-NR W 4-2 2861 May 25 % vs. houston W 7-1 3754 Apr. 1 • nEBRASKA #15-NR W 3-2 2527 May 26 % at Rice NR-#14 W 11-10 3785 Apr. 2 • nEBRASKA [10] #15-NR W 7-6 2483 May 27 % at Rice NR-#14 L 4-7 3614 Apr. 4 at texas State [11] #13-NR W 6-3 621 May 28 % at Rice NR-#14 L 4-5 4577 Apr. 5 ut ARLingtOn #13-NR W 9-8 2585 Apr. 7 • at Missouri #13-NR [CSSW] W 6-4 551 ! - Astros College Classic, houston, texas Apr. 8 • at Missouri #13-NR [CSSW] W 13-4 1042 $ - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. Apr. 9 • at Missouri #13-NR [CSSW] L 8-9 987 % - nCAA houston Regional, houston, texas Apr. 14 • iOWA StAtE #9-NR W 6-0 2652

60 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe results 2003 45-23 (bIG 12 15-12, 5th) 2004 29-31 (bIG 12 13-12, 6th) 2005 46-24 (bIG 12 19-8, t-1st) steve sMIth steve sMIth steve sMIth ncaa baton rouGe super reGIonal Feb. 14 LOYOLA MARYMOunt #13-NR L 7-8 2377 ncaa colleGe world serIes ncaa hattIesburG reGIonal Feb. 15 LOYOLA MARYMOunt #13-NR W 5-4 — ncaa waco super reGIonal #11 ba • #13 cb • #13 usa • #11 ncbwa Feb. 15 LOYOLA MARYMOunt [7] #13-NR W 1-0 2679 ncaa waco reGIonal Feb. 17 utSA #12-NR W 6-1 2445 Feb. 4 tExAS StAtE #10-NR L 5-9 2711 bIG 12 conFerence co-chaMpIons Feb. 20 at Long Beach State #12-#8 L 1-4 1327 Feb. 7 at Arizona #10-NR L 4-7 616 #4 ba • #4 cb • #4 usa • #4 ncbwa Feb. 21 at Long Beach State #12-#8 L 3-4 — Feb. 8 at Arizona [10] #10-NR W 12-10 621 Feb. 21 at Long Beach State #12-#8 L 1-2 1005 Feb. 11 ! vs houston #10-NR W 8-6 9791 Feb. 9 at Arizona [11] #10-NR W 11-9 921 Feb. 27 ARizOnA #15-#16 L 1-2 2965 Feb. 12 ! vs tennessee #10-NR W 3-2 21995 Feb. 14 ! vs. houston #10-#13 W 14-4 8405 Feb. 28 ARizOnA #15-#16 W 10-2 — Feb. 13 ! vs Rice #10-#19 W 6-1 12928 Feb. 15 ! vs. Rice #10-#2 L 3-4 14484 Feb. 28 ARizOnA #15-#16 L 3-5 3284 Feb. 15 ut ARLingtOn #8-NR L 6-9 3721 Feb. 16 ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette #10-NR W 12-4 10416 Mar. 2 at houston #25-NR L 4-10 1435 Feb. 18 ORAL ROBERtS #8-#24 L 3-9 2702 Feb. 18 ut ARLingtOn #9-NR W 9-2 2517 Mar. 5 uC iRVinE #25-NR L 2-3 2864 Feb. 19 ORAL ROBERtS #8-#24 W 2-1 2835 Feb. 22 SOuthERn CALiFORniA [12] #9-#8 W 2-1 — Mar. 6 uC iRVinE #25-NR L 4-5 3132 Feb. 20 ORAL ROBERtS #8-#24 W 4-0 2682 Feb. 22 SOuthERn CALiFORniA #9-#8 W 9-8 3414 Mar. 7 uC iRVinE #25-NR L 0-1 2756 Feb. 25 at Arizona State #8-NR L 3-5 2627 Feb. 23 SOuthERn CALiFORniA #9-#8 W 3-1 3157 Mar. 9 at ut Arlington L 1-5 458 Feb. 26 at Arizona State #8-NR L 4-12 2603 Feb. 26 at utSA #8-NR W 9-0 101 Mar. 12 VAnDERBiLt W 12-0 2392 Feb. 27 at Arizona State [10] #8-NR W 8-7 2799 Feb. 28 at uC irvine #8-NR W 4-0 525 Mar. 13 VAnDERBiLt L 0-1 2463 Mar. 1 at utSA #14-NR W 4-2 149 Mar. 1 at uC irvine #8-NR W 11-6 772 Mar. 14 VAnDERBiLt L 7-11 2454 Mar. 4 LOng BEACh StAtE #14-NR L 2-4 2858 Mar. 2 at uC irvine #8-NR W 12-9 731 Mar. 16 tExAS StAtE W 7-5 2245 Mar. 5 LOng BEACh StAtE #14-NR L 6-7 2720 Mar. 4 ut ARLingtOn #6-NR W 7-4 2378 Mar. 19 • at texas A&M NR-#9 W 8-7 5629 Mar. 6 LOng BEACh StAtE #14-NR W 7-1 2503 Mar. 7 LOng BEACh StAtE #6-#8 W 6-5 3025 Mar. 20 • tExAS A&M NR-#9 W 5-0 3905 Mar. 8 nORthWEStERn StAtE #19-NR L 4-5 2289 Mar. 8 LOng BEACh StAtE #6-#8 L 3-7 3320 Mar. 21 • tExAS A&M NR-#9 L 7-8 3449 Mar. 11 at Vanderbilt [13] #19-#8 W 9-4 1345 Mar. 9 LOng BEACh StAtE #6-#8 L 1-7 2933 Mar. 23 nORthWEStERn StAtE W 8-5 2252 Mar. 12 at Vanderbilt #19-#8 W 16-5 1875 Mar. 11 hOuStOn #8-NR W 15-4 2560 Mar. 26 • at Oklahoma L 4-5 1197 Mar. 13 at Vanderbilt #19-#8 W 4-1 1581 Mar. 14 • tExAS tECh #8-NR W 3-1 3284 Mar. 27 • at Oklahoma L 11-12 1365 Mar. 15 tCu [10] #16-#24 W 4-3 2340 Mar. 15 • tExAS tECh #8-NR L 8-9 3322 Mar. 28 • at Oklahoma L 4-5 2205 Mar. 18 • at texas #16-#1 W 3-2 6621 Mar. 16 • tExAS tECh #8-NR W 9-2 3172 Mar. 30 tCu 7 W 11-0 2515 Mar. 19 • tExAS #16-#1 W 9-1 4148 Mar. 18 at tCu #8-NR W 10-3 1683 Apr. 2 • at Missouri L 4-12 661 Mar. 20 • tExAS #16-#1 [CStV] W 4-3 4353 Mar. 21 • OKLAhOMA #8-NR W 6-5 3117 Apr. 3 • at Missouri W 15-9 682 Mar. 22 at texas State #10-NR L 0-12 1776 Mar. 22 • OKLAhOMA #8-NR W 4-3 2960 Apr. 4 • at Missouri W 9-6 608 Mar. 25 • at Oklahoma State #10-NR L 1-7 1021 Mar. 23 • OKLAhOMA #8-NR W 10-3 3522 Apr. 7 ut ARLingtOn W 13-2 2315 Mar. 26 • at Oklahoma State #10-NR W 6-3 891 Mar. 25 at Rice #7-#1 L 3-4 3683 Apr. 9 • OKLAhOMA StAtE W 12-2 2778 Mar. 27 • at Oklahoma State #10-NR L 2-3 1008 Mar. 28 • tExAS A&M #7-NR L 2-7 4717 Apr. 11 • OKLAhOMA StAtE L 5-11 2531 Mar. 29 tExAS SOuthERn #15-NR W 10-3 2058 Mar. 29 • at texas A&M #7-NR W 9-1 7687 Apr. 13 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 10-8 2386 Apr. 1 • OKLAhOMA #15-NR W 5-3 2976 Mar. 30 • at texas A&M #7-NR L 3-4 5572 Apr. 16 • tExAS NR-#1 L 6-7 5602 Apr. 2 • OKLAhOMA #15-NR L 2-5 2590 Apr. 1 utSA #10-NR W 10-3 2448 Apr. 17 • at texas [10] NR-#1 W 5-3 6874 Apr. 3 • OKLAhOMA #15-NR W 6-2 2806 Apr. 4 • at texas #10-#13 L 5-11 5093 Apr. 18 • at texas 7 NR-#1 L 1-11 5872 Apr. 5 hOuStOn #15-NR L 3-9 2057 Apr. 5 • tExAS #10-#13 L 7-13 4531 Apr. 20 DALLAS BAPtiSt L 0-2 2339 Apr. 8 • KAnSAS StAtE #15-NR W 8-3 2835 Apr. 6 • tExAS #10-#13 L 3-11 4048 Apr. 23 • KAnSAS W 8-7 2962 Apr. 9 • KAnSAS StAtE #15-NR W 11-3 3089 Apr. 8 at ut Arlington #16-NR L 8-10 203 Apr. 25 • KAnSAS W 9-2 2537 Apr. 10 • KAnSAS StAtE #15-NR W 8-4 2698 Apr. 11 • at Oklahoma State #16-#22 W 18-6 2530 Apr. 27 at tCu W 4-0 2113 Apr. 12 at ut Arlington #12-NR L 0-2 411 Apr. 12 • at Oklahoma State #16-#22 W 16-11 2011 Apr. 28 tExAS SOuthERn W 10-3 2345 Apr. 15 • at Kansas #12-NR W 8-4 951 Apr. 13 • at Oklahoma State #16-#22 L 7-10 1537 May 1 • at Kansas State W 8-1 — Apr. 16 • at Kansas #12-NR W 13-2 1191 Apr. 15 at texas State #16-NR W 12-8 1231 May 1 • at Kansas State W 8-1 1272 Apr. 17 • at Kansas #12-NR W 3-2 946 Apr. 18 • MiSSOuRi #16-#25 W 10-4 3125 May 2 • at Kansas State L 2-4 448 Apr. 19 at tCu [11] #8-NR L 1-2 2031 Apr. 19 • MiSSOuRi #16-#25 [FSn] L 18-23 2970 May 4 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 2-1 2442 Apr. 20 PRAiRiE ViEW A&M #8-NR W 4-3 2197 Apr. 20 • MiSSOuRi #16-#25 L 8-12 2735 May 11 ut ARLingtOn L 3-4 2498 Apr. 22 • at nebraska #8-#11 L 1-7 5015 Apr. 22 tCu #24-NR W 22-4 2403 May 12 tExAS StAtE L 4-7 2185 Apr. 23 • at nebraska #8-#11 [CStV] W 4-1 5481 Apr. 25 • at Kansas #24-NR L 3-4 776 May 14 • nEBRASKA W 2-1 2647 Apr. 24 • at nebraska #8-#11 L 3-4 5584 Apr. 26 • at Kansas #24-NR W 11-3 1226 May 15 • nEBRASKA W 3-2 2881 Apr. 26 ut ARLingtOn #11-NR W 8-5 2304 Apr. 27 • at Kansas #24-NR W 11-5 665 May 16 • nEBRASKA W 9-4 2586 Apr. 29 • tExAS tECh #11-NR W 6-1 3364 Apr. 30 hOuStOn [10] #23-NR W 5-4 2557 May 18 RiCE NR-#3 L 4-6 3134 Apr. 30 • tExAS tECh #11-NR [FSn] L 2-3 3066 May 3 • KAnSAS StAtE 7 #23-NR W 11-1 — May 19 tExAS SOuthERn W 11-3 2348 May 1 • tExAS tECh #11-NR W 8-5 3137 May 3 • KAnSAS StAtE #23-NR W 10-1 3049 May 21 • at texas tech L 3-4 3489 May 3 utSA #10-NR W 6-5 2250 May 4 • KAnSAS StAtE 8 #23-NR W 12-2 2787 May 22 • at texas tech L 18-19 3297 May 11 at Rice #10-#15 L 0-7 3495 May 6 CEntEnARY #21-NR W 15-1 2318 May 23 • at texas tech L 6-12 3413 May 13 • tExAS A&M #10-NR [ESPn2] W 10-9 4030 May 13 tExAS StAtE #16-NR W 9-5 2540 May 26 ! vs. texas tech NR-#22 W 8-3 8849 May 14 • at texas A&M #10-NR W 3-1 6269 May 16 • at nebraska #16-#8 L 2-6 5571 May 27 ! vs. Missouri 7 L 1-12 8002 May 15 • at texas A&M #10-NR W 6-4 4831 May 17 • at nebraska #16-#8 W 7-1 6289 May 28 ! vs. Oklahoma 7 NR-#17 W 14-4 9786 May 17 tExAS StAtE #9-NR W 7-4 2284 May 18 • at nebraska #16-#8 L 6-7 6498 May 20 • MiSSOuRi #9-#20 W 7-5 3204 7 May 29 ! vs. Missouri [FSn] L 7-10 9337 May 21 $ vs. Missouri #19-NR W 11-0 4880 May 21 • MiSSOuRi #9-#20 L 3-7 3120 May 22 $ vs. nebraska #19-#7 L 5-9 5271 ! - Big 12 tournament, Arlington, texas May 22 • MiSSOuRi #9-#20 L 4-10 3087 May 23 $ vs. Missouri #19-NR W 9-8 6296 May 25 $ vs. Kansas [10] #13-NR W 1-0 4726 May 24 $ vs. nebraska [14] #19-#7 W 7-5 5714 May 26 $ vs. Oklahoma State #13-NR W 8-3 5410 $ #19-#7 May 24 vs. nebraska W 6-2 5431 May 28 $ vs. texas #13-#5 W 9-8 6032 hIstory May 25 $ vs. texas [10] #19-#9 L 8-10 5260 May 29 $ vs. nebraska #13-#4 [FSn] L 0-1 5862 May 30 % vs. Murray State #18-NR W 7-6 3173 June 4 % ut-SAn AntOniO #8-NR W 8-3 4225 May 31 % vs. Southern #18-NR W 10-3 3684 June 5 % tCu #8-#24 W 8-3 3664 June 1 % at Southern Mississippi #18-#12 W 3-2 4601 June 6 % StAnFORD [12] #8-NR W 4-3 2842 June 6 ^ at LSu #11-#8 [ESPn+Plus] W 4-1 7393 June 11 ^ CLEMSOn #6-#13 [ESPn] L 2-4 4383 June 7 ^ at LSu #11-#8 [ESPn+Plus] L 5-6 7161 June 12 ^ CLEMSOn #6-#13 [ESPn] W 7-1 4424 June 8 ^ at LSu #11-#8 [ESPn+Plus] L 5-20 7492 June 13 ^ CLEMSOn #6-#13 [ESPn] W 6-1 3780 ! - Minute Maid Park College Classic, houston, texas June 18 † vs. texas #4-#5 [ESPn] L 1-5 26641 $ - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. June 20 † vs. Oregon State [10] #4-#2 [ESPn2] W 4-3 13000 % - nCAA hattiesburg Regional, hattiesburg, Miss. June 21 † vs. tulane #4-#1 [ESPn] W 8-7 26220 ^ - nCAA Baton Rouge Super Regional, Baton Rouge, La. June 22 † vs. texas #4-#5 [ESPn2] L 3-4 27452 ! - Minute Maid Park College Classic, houston, texas $ - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. % - nCAA Waco Regional, Waco, texas ^ - nCAA Waco Super Regional, Waco, texas † - nCAA College World Series, Omaha, neb.

61 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe results 2006 37-26 (bIG 12 13-14, 5th) 2007 35-27 (bIG 12 12-15, 6th) 2008 32-26 (bIG 12 11-16, 6th) steve sMIth steve sMIth steve sMIth ncaa houston reGIonal ncaa houston reGIonal Feb. 22 PuRDuE W 2-1 3172 #26 cb • rv usa • #30 ncbwa Feb. 9 ! vs. houston L 2-4 8079 Feb. 23 PuRDuE [11] W 11-10 3301 Feb. 11 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 9-2 2779 Feb. 10 ! vs. Rice NR-#1 L 0-7 23984 Feb. 24 PuRDuE W 2-1 3022 Feb. 12 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 8-3 — Feb. 11 ! vs. Vanderbilt NR-#8 L 4-7 10738 Feb. 26 tExAS SOuthERn W 10-1 2653 Feb. 12 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 3-1 2762 Feb. 13 tExAS StAtE W 10-4 2766 Feb. 29 ! iLLinOiS #13-NR W 20-6 3033 Feb. 14 ut ARLingtOn W 17-4 2313 Feb. 16 StEPhEn F. AuStin 8 W 11-1 2837 Mar. 1 ! iLLinOiS-ChiCAgO #13-NR W 5-4 3253 Feb. 21 utSA 5 W 5-0 2386 Feb. 17 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 5-3 2998 Mar. 2 ! StEPhEn F. AuStin #13-NR W 4-3 3005 Feb. 25 ARizOnA StAtE L 5-9 — Feb. 18 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 10-2 2895 Mar. 4 LOuiSiAnA tECh #11-NR L 6-9 2591 Feb. 25 ARizOnA StAtE L 3-11 2888 Feb. 20 utSA W 9-1 2863 Mar. 5 LOuiSiAnA tECh #11-NR W 7-6 2545 Feb. 26 ARizOnA StAtE W 5-3 2952 Feb. 23 ORAL ROBERtS [10] W 3-2 2932 Mar. 9 # at Mississippi State #11-NR W 5-4 — Feb. 28 at texas State W 4-3 1211 Feb. 24 ORAL ROBERtS W 12-7 3098 Mar. 9 # at Mississippi State #11-NR W 16-11 6021 Mar. 3 at Long Beach State NR-#16 L 3-4 1099 Feb. 25 ORAL ROBERtS L 2-4 2854 Mar. 10 # at Mississippi State #10-NR W 6-3 5622 Mar. 4 at Long Beach State NR-#16 W 5-3 1199 Feb. 27 ut ARLingtOn [10] W 9-7 3102 Mar. 11 at Oral Roberts #10-NR L 6-7 186 Mar. 5 at Long Beach State NR-#16 W 4-2 1102 Mar. 2 $ vs. San Francisco W 5-4 115 Mar. 12 at Oral Roberts #10-NR L 2-12 547 Mar. 7 at ut Arlington W 9-4 467 Mar. 3 $ at Pacific L 1-3 548 Mar. 14 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #10-#23 L 5-6 2926 Mar. 10 ! PACiFiC W 5-4 2827 Mar. 4 $ vs. San Diego State L 2-6 236 Mar. 15 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #10-#23 W 3-0 3155 Mar. 11 ! MiChigAn W 16-0 2972 Mar. 6 tExAS StAtE W 6-4 2815 Mar. 16 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #10-#23 W 8-5 3151 Mar. 12 ! LOuiSiAnA tECh L 4-12 2925 Mar. 9 % SAn FRAnCiSCO W 5-1 2781 Mar. 21 • at Missouri #14-#4 L 0-7 1196 Mar. 14 at houston #22-NR L 3-5 1584 Mar. 10 % MiSSiSSiPPi StAtE L 6-8 3290 Mar. 22 • at Missouri #14-#4 L 0-3 1124 8 7 Mar. 17 • KAnSAS #22-#25 W 15-3 2838 Mar. 11 % WinthROP W 5-2 3060 Mar. 23 • at Missouri #14-#4 L 2-12 374 Mar. 18 • KAnSAS #22-#25 L 5-6 2483 Mar. 16 • at texas NR-#10 L 2-3 5102 Mar. 25 hOuStOn BAPtiSt #20-NR W 12-4 2694 Mar. 19 • KAnSAS #22-#25 W 5-1 2394 Mar. 17 • tExAS NR-#10 L 2-14 5281 Mar. 26 tAMu-CC #20-NR W 11-8 2567 Mar. 21 tCu #22-NR W 10-4 2952 Mar. 18 • tExAS NR-#10 L 3-8 4508 Mar. 28 • at Oklahoma #20-NR L 2-11 782 Mar. 24 • at Oklahoma #22-#23 W 6-5 572 Mar. 20 tExAS SOuthERn W 22-1 2634 Mar. 29 • at Oklahoma [10] #20-NR L 2-3 957 Mar. 25 • at Oklahoma #22-#23 L 2-5 851 Mar. 23 • tExAS tECh W 5-1 3290 Mar. 30 • at Oklahoma #20-NR W 7-3 700 Mar. 26 • at Oklahoma #22-#23 L 10-11 782 Mar. 24 • tExAS tECh [10] L 7-8 4540 Apr. 1 at tCu [CBSCS] L 2-3 2346 Mar. 28 tExAS SOuthERn W 10-4 2574 Mar. 25 • tExAS tECh 7 W 14-4 2922 Apr. 2 utSA L 7-11 2592 Mar. 29 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 9-6 2619 Mar. 27 at ut Arlington W 10-2 682 Apr. 4 • KAnSAS W 4-3 3558 7 Mar. 31 • at texas tech [COx] W 2-1 3971 Mar. 31 • at Oklahoma State NR-#14 L 5-15 — Apr. 5 • KAnSAS W 12-6 3404 7 Apr. 1 • at texas tech L 4-14 3332 Mar. 31 • at Oklahoma State NR-#14 L 7-14 1537 Apr. 6 • KAnSAS W 17-7 3097 Apr. 2 • at texas tech 7 L 1-14 3117 Apr. 1 • at Oklahoma State NR-#14 [FSn] L 5-10 1151 Apr. 8 tCu L 3-4 2692 Apr. 4 at tCu L 8-18 1768 Apr. 3 hOuStOn W 12-6 2817 Apr. 9 ut ARLingtOn W 6-5 2543 Apr. 7 • OKLAhOMA StAtE W 14-0 3328 Apr. 5 • OKLAhOMA NR-#19 [CStV] W 4-2 2712 Apr. 11 • at Kansas State L 1-6 300 Apr. 8 • OKLAhOMA StAtE W 8-2 3738 Apr. 6 • OKLAhOMA NR-#19 L 4-5 — Apr. 12 • at Kansas State W 5-4 548 Apr. 9 • OKLAhOMA StAtE W 11-2 3450 Apr. 6 • OKLAhOMA NR-#19 W 5-2 3005 Apr. 13 • at Kansas State W 3-0 700 Apr. 11 RiCE #24-#2 L 4-6 3443 Apr. 10 tCu L 3-6 2695 Apr. 15 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 11-4 2842 Apr. 13 • tExAS [13] #24-#8 L 6-7 5313 Apr. 14 • at Kansas W 6-2 737 Apr. 16 at Dallas Baptist L 5-13 650 Apr. 14 • at texas #24-#8 [CStV] L 6-8 6373 Apr. 15 • at Kansas L 3-4 — Apr. 18 • at texas A&M NR-#19 L 1-2 6005 Apr. 15 • at texas #24-#8 [CStV] L 4-5 6333 Apr. 15 • at Kansas W 6-2 1378 Apr. 19 • tExAS A&M NR-#19 L 1-11 4794 Apr. 18 tExAS StAtE W 8-5 2574 Apr. 20 • MiSSOuRi L 4-11 3218 Apr. 20 • tExAS A&M [11] NR-#19 L 12-13 3737 Apr. 21 • at texas A&M L 2-4 3845 Apr. 21 • MiSSOuRi L 11-14 4398 Apr. 22 tExAS [CBSCS] L 2-8 3104 8 Apr. 22 • tExAS A&M W 4-1 5173 Apr. 22 • MiSSOuRi W 8-3 2852 Apr. 23 at texas State W 25-13 367 7 Apr. 23 • tExAS A&M W 9-8 3912 Apr. 24 at texas State W 13-4 773 Apr. 26 • nEBRASKA [10] NR-#8 L 4-6 2875 7 Apr. 25 tExAS SOuthERn 8 W 11-1 2343 Apr. 25 PRAiRiE ViEW A&M W 4-2 2347 Apr. 26 • nEBRASKA NR-#8 [FCS] L 1-14 3880 Apr. 26 McnEESE StAtE L 0-7 2543 Apr. 27 • tExAS A&M NR-#18 L 7-12 4444 Apr. 27 • nEBRASKA NR-#8 W 8-3 2808 Apr. 28 • at Missouri L 0-7 356 Apr. 28 • at texas A&M NR-#18 L 3-5 5020 Apr. 29 at ut Arlington W 14-4 512 Apr. 29 • at Missouri W 5-4 488 Apr. 29 • at texas A&M NR-#18 W 16-12 4455 Apr. 30 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 14-4 2593 Apr. 30 • at Missouri L 1-3 574 May 1 at tCu NR-#23 [CStV] W 3-0 1929 May 2 • tExAS L 1-12 4064 May 2 ut ARLingtOn W 14-5 2534 May 9 tExAS SOuthERn 7 W 16-4 2925 May 3 • at texas [FSn] W 6-1 6320 May 9 tExAS StAtE W 5-3 2604 May 11 • at nebraska W 9-2 5312 May 4 • at texas [FCS] L 0-2 6139 May 10 PRAiRiE ViEW A&M W 14-2 2574 May 12 • at nebraska [nEtV] L 4-10 4595 May 13 tExAS StAtE W 7-2 2667 7 May 12 • nEBRASKA NR-#5 W 6-5 3341 May 13 • at nebraska L 4-6 4514 May 14 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 11-0 2709 May 13 • nEBRASKA NR-#5 W 4-1 3457 May 15 at Rice NR-#2 [CStV] L 0-13 2728 May 16 • at texas tech L 4-7 2279 May 14 • nEBRASKA 7 NR-#5 W 12-2 2856 May 18 • KAnSAS StAtE W 9-8 2788 May 17 • at texas tech W 13-3 2452 May 16 DALLAS BAPtiSt #25-NR W 15-6 2580 May 19 • KAnSAS StAtE W 13-7 3119 May 18 • at texas tech L 5-12 2337 May 19 • at Kansas State #25-NR L 2-4 784 May 20 • KAnSAS StAtE W 9-3 3005 May 21 % vs nebraska NR-#12 W 10-4 5396 7 May 20 • at Kansas State #25-NR L 1-3 647 May 23 ^ vs. Oklahoma State NR-#21 W 3-1 6309 May 23 % vs Oklahoma State NR-#7 L 3-14 6965 May 21 • at Kansas State #25-NR L 2-3 525 May 25 ^ vs. Missouri NR-#11 W 10-5 8785 May 24 % vs Kansas State L 2-3 7462 May 26 ^ vs. Oklahoma W 7-6 7637 May 24 $ vs. nebraska NR-#15 L 2-3 4482 ! - Qti Baylor Classic (Baylor Ballpark; Waco, texas) May 27 ^ vs. texas A&M NR-#17 [FSn] L 6-14 5713 May 25 $ vs. texas NR-#6 L 8-16 5391 # - Cadence Bank Challenge (Dudy noble Field at Polk-Dement Stadium; Starkville, Miss.) June 1 † vs. tCu NR-#16 L 2-3 3386 May 27 $ vs. texas tech [FSn] W 5-3 4500 % - Big 12 Conference Championship (Bricktown Ballpark; Oklahoma City, Okla.) June 3 % vs. Arizona State NR-#16 [CStV] W 3-2 3735 June 2 † vs. Prairie View A&M W 9-2 3021 June 4 % at Rice NR-#1 [CStV] L 2-7 4097 June 3 † vs. tCu NR-#16 L 5-10 3033 June 4 % vs. Arizona State NR-#16 [CStV] W 7-2 2663 ! - Minute Maid Park College Classic, houston, texas June 5 % at Rice NR-#1 [CStV] L 4-7 3451 $ - Pacific State Bank tiger Classic; Stockton, Calif. ! - Quala-t imprints Baylor Classic, Waco, texas % - Quala-t imprints Baylor Classic; Waco, texas $ - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. ^ - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. % - nCAA houston Regional, houston, texas † - nCAA houston Regional, houston, texas hIstory

62 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe results th Apr. 6 tExAS StAtE W 12-3 2474 May 21 • OKLAhOMA NR-#13 W 3-2 3378 2009 30-26 (bIG 12 10-16, 8 ) Apr. 7 nORthWEStERn StAtE W 15-3 2364 May 25 ^ vs. Oklahoma State L 2-6 3656 steve sMIth Apr. 9 • at texas A&M NR-#23 L 3-4 4591 May 26 ^ vs. texas NR-#2 L 1-6 3432 ncaa baton rouGe reGIonal Apr. 10 • tExAS A&M NR-#23 W 13-1 3921 June 3†vs. California W 6-4 2785 Apr. 11 • tExAS A&M NR-#23 W 2-1 2928 June 4†at Rice NR-#9 W 3-2 4932 Feb. 20 PACiFiC [10] #8-NR W 2-1 2998 Apr. 13 at ut Arlington [10] W 5-4 547 June 5†vs. California L 0-8 2205 Feb. 21 PACiFiC #8-NR L 8-9 2762 Apr. 14 ut ARLingtOn W 18-8 2365 June 6†vs. California L 8-9 2213 Feb. 22 PACiFiC [10] #8-NR W 5-4 2527 Apr. 16 • at Kansas State L 2-5 2248 Feb. 23 BYu #6-NR W 7-6 2333 Apr. 17 • at Kansas State L 2-5 2054 % - Qti Opening Weekend Classic (Baylor Ballpark; Waco, texas) Feb. 25 hOuStOn BAPtiSt #6-NR W 15-4 2367 Apr. 18 • at Kansas State L 2-3 2204 ! - Astros College Classic (Minute Maid Park; houston, texas) Feb. 27 ! vs. houston #6-NR W 3-2 6879 Apr. 20 SAM hOuStOn StAtE W 9-5 2338 ^ - Big 12 Conference Championship, (Bricktown Ballpark; Oklahoma City, Okla.) Feb. 28 ! vs. uCLA #6-#9 W 5-1 13928 Apr. 21 at texas State L 3-9 1126 † - nCAA houston Regional (; houston, texas) Mar. 1!vs. Rice #6-#10 L 3-8 5356 Apr. 23 • nEBRASKA W 7-6 2602 Mar. 4 at tCu #6-#13 W 2-1 3029 Apr. 24 • nEBRASKA L 2-6 3996 st Mar. 6% SOuth ALABAMA #6-NR W 14-4 2913 Apr. 25 • nEBRASKA W 4-1 2746 2012 49-17 (bIG 12 20-4, 1 ) Mar. 7% uC iRVinE #6-#5 W 4-3 3077 Apr. 27 at tCu NR-#11 [10] L 4-5 3768 steve sMIth Mar. 8% uAB #6-NR W 11-8 2570 8 Apr. 28 tCu NR-#11 W 14-4 2776 ncaa waco super reGIonal Mar. 14 • at texas A&M #5-#3 L 2-6 3696 Apr. 30 • tExAS NR-#2 [10] L 2-4 4409 ncaa waco reGIonal Mar. 15 • at texas A&M #5-#3 L 7-13 3880 May 1 • at texas NR-#2 [14] [ESPnu] L 1-2 7903 bIG 12 conFerence chaMpIons Mar. 16 • tExAS A&M [10] #9-#3 W 8-7 4224 May 2 • at texas NR-#2 [FSn] L 1-4 7608 #10 ba • #10 cb • #9 usa • #9 ncbwa Mar. 18 at texas State #9-NR W 22-17 980 May 15 • at texas tech W 6-2 — Mar. 20 • tExAS tECh #9-NR W 8-4 3433 May 15 • at texas tech L 3-5 2970 Feb. 17 ORAL ROBERtS W 3-2 2681 Mar. 21 • tExAS tECh #9-NR W 5-4 3731 May 16 • at texas tech W 12-5 3322 Feb. 19 ORAL ROBERtS W 3-2 2741 Mar. 22 • tExAS tECh #9-NR L 8-13 3078 May 18 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 6-2 2445 Feb. 19 ORAL ROBERtS W 8-1 2909 Mar. 26 tCu #8-#16 W 15-4 2466 May 21 • OKLAhOMA StAtE W 6-5 2535 Feb. 21 tCu #25-#15 W 7-1 2765 Mar. 27 • KAnSAS StAtE #8-NR L 1-7 2642 May 22 • OKLAhOMA StAtE W 12-7 2561 Feb. 22 ! vs. texas State #25-NR W 5-1 1179 Mar. 28 • KAnSAS StAtE #8-NR W 3-2 2687 May 23 • OKLAhOMA StAtE W 4-1 2587 Feb. 24 at uCLA #25-#22 W 15-3 522 Mar. 29 • KAnSAS StAtE #8-NR W 7-6 2657 May 26 ^ vs. Kansas State NR-#25 W 11-8 5003 Feb. 25 at uCLA #25-#22 L 3-9 709 Mar. 31 tExAS StAtE #7-NR L 3-5 2090 May 28 ^ vs. Oklahoma NR-#12 W 8-3 7094 Feb. 26 at uCLA #25-#22 L 6-8 776 7 Apr. 1 PRAiRiE ViEW A&M #7-NR W 14-1 2124 May 29 ^ vs. Kansas W 6-3 5965 Feb. 28 SAM hOuStOn StAtE #25-NR W 6-2 2282 Apr. 3•at Kansas #7-NR W 8-6 1199 May 30 ^ vs. texas A&M [10] [FSn] L 3-5 5277 Mar. 2% uC iRVinE #25-NR W 4-2 2636 Apr. 4•at Kansas #7-NR L 0-6 950 June 4†vs. Arizona L 9-10 2603 Mar. 3% LAMAR #25-NR L 0-8 3062 Apr. 5•at Kansas #7-NR W 21-9 642 June 5†vs. Lamar W 6-4 2536 Mar. 3% uC iRVinE #25-NR W 6-1 3452 7 Apr. 7 nORthWEStERn StAtE #7-NR W 18-1 2342 June 6†vs. Arizona W 4-2 2301 Mar. 4% LAMAR #25-NR L 7-8 2464 Apr. 8 DALLAS BAPtiSt #7-NR L 3-16 2747 June 6†at tCu NR-#6 L 0-9 3148 Mar. 6 at tCu L 4-9 4253 Apr. 10 • MiSSOuRi #7-NR L 3-5 3024 Mar. 7 MiChigAn StAtE L 0-4 2254 Apr. 11 • MiSSOuRi [11] #7-NR W 8-7 — % - Qti Baylor Classic (Baylor Ballpark; Waco, texas) Mar. 11 MEMPhiS [8] W 2-1 — 7 Apr. 11 • MiSSOuRi #7-NR W 19-0 3049 ^ - Big 12 Conference Championship, (Bricktown Ballpark; Oklahoma City, Okla.) Mar. 11 MEMPhiS W 7-3 2352 Apr. 14 at ut Arlington #7-NR L 4-5 481 † - nCAA Fort Worth Regional (Lupton Stadium; Fort Worth, texas) Mar. 13 at ut Arlington L 4-5 747 Apr. 15 ut ARLingtOn #7-NR W 10-7 2616 Mar. 16 • tExAS tECh W 9-4 2790 Apr. 17 • at Oklahoma State #7-NR W 8-5 1122 th Mar. 17 • tExAS tECh W 4-3 2856 Apr. 18 • at Oklahoma State #7-NR [FSn] L 3-4 2344 2011 31-28 (bIG 12 13-14, 5 ) Mar. 18 • tExAS tECh W 8-1 2496 Apr. 21 at Sam houston State #9-NR L 8-9 488 steve sMIth Mar. 21 at Sam houston State W 10-3 737 Apr. 22 tExAS StAtE #9-NR L 2-7 2352 ncaa houston reGIonal Mar. 23 • KAnSAS W 10-2 2379 Apr. 24 • OKLAhOMA #9-#13 L 2-4 2907 Mar. 24 • KAnSAS W 9-0 3105 Apr. 25 • OKLAhOMA #9-#13 [FSn] L 4-12 4085 Feb. 18 % ORAL ROBERtS #16-NR L 3-7 2683 Mar. 25 • KAnSAS W 8-6 2481 Apr. 26 • OKLAhOMA #9-#13 L 8-11 2937 Feb. 19 % ORAL ROBERtS #16-NR W 9-4 2619 Mar. 27 at houston #21-NR W 14-5 1303 Apr. 29 utSA #17-NR W 8-7 2342 Feb. 20 % ORAL ROBERtS [10] #16-NR W 5-4 2540 Mar. 30 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #21-NR W 7-4 2865 May 1•at texas #17-#8 [ESPnu] L 4-12 6852 Feb. 22 tCu #16-#4 L 0-2 2633 Mar. 31 • OKLAhOMA StAtE #21-NR W 3-2 3491 May 2• tExAS #17-#8 L 11-19 4812 Feb. 25 at georgia #16-NR W 4-2 1817 Apr. 1 • OKLAhOMA StAtE [13] #21-NR W 5-4 2636 May 3• tExAS #17-#8 L 1-3 3858 Feb. 26 at georgia #16-NR L 3-4 2723 Apr. 5 • at Missouri #16-NR W 3-1 486 May 12 StEPhEn F. AuStin W 12-2 2511 Feb. 27 at georgia #16-NR W 19-12 2195 Apr. 6 • at Missouri #16-NR W 5-3 1003 May 15 • at nebraska L 4-10 2243 Mar. 1 tExAS StAtE #16-NR L 2-13 2141 Apr. 7 • at Missouri #16-NR W 12-7 677 May 16 • at nebraska L 0-5 3179 Mar. 4!vs. houston #16-NR W 5-2 5398 Apr. 10 LOuiSiAnA-MOnROE #8-NR W 7-5 2852 May 17 • at nebraska L 4-9 3224 Mar. 5!vs. utah #16-NR L 3-4 9987 Apr. 11 LOuiSiAnA-MOnROE #8-NR W 8-7 2511 May 20 ^ vs. texas NR-#5 W 14-9 4351 Mar. 6!vs. Rice [10] #16-#21 W 12-8 7076 Apr. 13 • at Kansas State #8-NR W 5-2 1705 May 21 ^ vs. Kansas State NR-#17 L 4-9 4583 Mar. 8 at texas State #17-NR W 6-4 1555 Apr. 14 • at Kansas State #8-NR W 14-12 1389 May 23 ^ vs. Kansas W 8-4 5219 Mar. 10 LOuiSiAnA tECh #17-NR W 6-4 2143 Apr. 15 • at Kansas State [11] #8-NR W 12-11 1295 May 29 † vs. Minnesota NR-#21 W 5-0 9314 Mar. 11 LOuiSiAnA tECh #17-NR W 7-0 2054 Apr. 17 tAMu-CC #6-NR W 15-2 2782 May 30 † at LSu [10] NR-#2 [COxSt] L 2-3 9936 Mar. 12 LOuiSiAnA tECh #17-NR W 12-8 2244 Apr. 18 tAMu-CC #6-NR W 11-1 2599 May 31 † vs. Minnesota NR-#21 [COxSt] L 12-15 9134 Mar. 13 LOuiSiAnA tECh #17-NR W 6-2 2270 Apr. 20 • at texas A&M #6-#2 W 5-3 5621 Mar. 15 FLORiDA intERnAtiOnAL [11] #14-NR W 7-6 2302 Apr. 21 • tExAS A&M #6-#2 W 1-0 5911 ! - Astros College Classic (Minute Maid Park; houston, texas) Mar. 18 • tExAS tECh #14-NR L 5-6 3308 Apr. 22 • tExAS A&M #6-#2 W 7-5 4887 % - Qti Baylor Classic (Baylor Ballpark; Waco, texas) Mar. 19 • tExAS tECh #14-NR W 14-13 3122 Apr. 24 at utSA #3-NR L 1-4 1151 ^ - Big 12 Conference Championship, (Bricktown Ballpark; Oklahoma City, Okla.) Mar. 20 • tExAS tECh [10] #14-NR L 6-10 2575 Apr. 25 ut ARLingtOn #3-NR W 6-4 2669 † - nCAA Baton Rouge Regional (Alex Box Stadium; Baton Rouge, La.) Mar. 22 ut ARLingtOn #21-NR W 6-1 2140 Apr. 27 nEW MExiCO StAtE #3-#25 W 5-0 3199 Mar. 25 • KAnSAS StAtE #21-NR W 5-4 2614 Apr. 28 nEW MExiCO StAtE #3-#25 W 15-5 3246 Mar. 26 • KAnSAS StAtE #21-NR L 3-6 3777 2010 36-24 (bIG 12 12-13, 6th) May 9 at texas State #2-NR W 3-0 1471 hIstory Mar. 27 • KAnSAS StAtE #21-NR W 4-3 2314 May 12 • at Oklahoma [10] #2-NR L 0-1 — steve sMIth Mar. 29 utSA #19-NR L 2-4 2126 May 12 • at Oklahoma #2-NR L 1-2 1532 ncaa Fort worth reGIonal Mar. 30 LAMAR #19-NR L 3-7 2128 May 13 • at Oklahoma #2-NR L 6-12 1013 Apr. 1 • at Kansas #19-NR L 2-6 893 May 15 utSA #7-NR W 14-3 2807 Feb. 19 DuKE W 9-3 — Apr. 2 • at Kansas #19-NR L 3-4 1155 May 17 • tExAS #7-NR W 16-5 4889 Feb. 19 gEORgiA NR-#22 L 5-7 2670 Apr. 3 • at Kansas #19-NR W 12-4 1083 May 18 • at texas #7-NR W 4-0 6645 Feb. 20 DuKE W 3-2 2662 Apr. 5 at Sam houston State [10] L 2-3 687 May 19 • at texas #7-NR L 1-2 6475 Feb. 21 gEORgiA W 5-2 2706 Apr. 8 • tExAS NR-#8 L 3-11 3908 May 23 $ vs. Kansas State #6-NR W 11-1 4527 Feb. 26 % tExAS StAtE W 3-2 2952 Apr. 9 • tExAS NR-#8 W 7-6 3771 May 24 $ vs. Oklahoma #6-NR L 2-3 4102 Feb. 27 % tExAS A&M L 2-4 3192 Apr. 10 • at texas NR-#8 L 2-5 6209 May 25 $ vs. Kansas State #6-NR W 11-2 3984 Feb. 28 % WEStERn KEntuCKY L 2-6 2601 Apr. 12 at ut Arlington [10] W 9-4 570 May 26 $ vs. Oklahoma #6-NR L 2-7 5071 Mar. 2 BYu L 5-7 2241 Apr. 15 • tExAS A&M NR-#5 L 1-5 3310 June 1† ORAL ROBERtS #4-NR L 2-4 3678 Mar. 3 LOuiSiAnA tECh L 6-14 2298 Apr. 16 • at texas A&M NR-#5 W 12-1 7409 June 2† ut ARLingtOn #4-NR W 11-6 3557 Mar. 5 ORAL ROBERtS L 5-6 2433 Apr. 17 • at texas A&M NR-#5 L 1-2 4207 June 3† ORAL ROBERtS #4-NR W 5-2 3335 Mar. 6 ORAL ROBERtS 7 W 14-2 — Apr. 19 unLV L 4-7 2136 June 3† DALLAS BAPtiSt #4-NR W 9-2 3801 Mar. 6 ORAL ROBERtS W 7-6 2907 Apr. 21 • MiSSOuRi L 2-4 2181 June 4† DALLAS BAPtiSt #4-NR W 8-2 4423 Mar. 7 ORAL ROBERtS W 12-8 2340 Apr. 22 • MiSSOuRi W 6-3 2260 June 9^ ARKAnSAS #4-NR W 8-1 5007 Mar. 9 LOuiSiAnA tECh W 12-4 2127 Apr. 23 • MiSSOuRi L 1-10 2482 June 10 ^ ARKAnSAS #4-NR L 4-5 5038 Mar. 12 iLLinOiS-ChiCAgO W 9-7 2166 Apr. 26 at utSA W 5-1 387 June 11 ^ ARKAnSAS [10] #4-NR L 0-1 5059 Mar. 13 iLLinOiS-ChiCAgO W 10-1 2349 Apr. 29 • at nebraska W 6-2 2873 Mar. 14 iLLinOiS-ChiCAgO 7 W 15-2 2369 Apr. 30 • at nebraska L 2-6 4010 ! - the Dell Diamond; Round Rock, texas Mar. 19 • at Oklahoma NR-#13 L 6-7 828 May 1 • at nebraska W 2-0 2639 % - Qti Baylor Classic (Baylor Ballpark; Waco, texas) Mar. 24 utSA 7 W 4-3 1957 May 10 at tCu NR-#10 L 6-7 4082 $ - Big 12 Conference Championship, (Bricktown Ballpark; Oklahoma City, Okla.) Mar. 26 • KAnSAS L 8-9 2162 May 13 • at Oklahoma State [10] NR-#19 L 0-1 393 † - nCAA Waco Regional (Baylor Ballpark; Waco, texas) Mar. 27 • KAnSAS W 9-8 2496 May 14 • at Oklahoma State NR-#19 [FSn] W 8-1 473 ^ - nCAA Waco Super Regional (Baylor Ballpark; Waco, texas) Mar. 28 • KAnSAS [14] L 6-12 2129 May 15 • at Oklahoma State NR-#19 W 5-3 521 Apr. 3 • at Missouri 8 W 20-6 — May 17 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 7-1 2875 Apr. 3 • at Missouri W 7-3 1006 May 19 • OKLAhOMA NR-#13 W 4-2 3290 Apr. 4 • at Missouri L 9-13 391 May 20 • OKLAhOMA NR-#13 L 4-5 3347

63 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe results 2013 27-28 (bIG 12 12-11, 5th) steve sMIth Feb. 15 at uC irvine L 4-6 957 Feb. 16 at uC irvine L 0-5 675 Feb. 17 at uC irvine L 3-15 711 Feb. 19 tExAS StAtE W 6-3 2462 Feb. 22 uCLA NR-12 L 3-4 2715 Feb. 23 uCLA NR-12 W 5-0 3085 Feb. 24 uCLA NR-12 L 4-5 2667 Feb. 26 PEPPERDinE W 5-4 2413 Mar. 1!vs. California W 9-0 1331 Mar. 2!vs. houston [7] L 4-15 984 Mar. 3!vs. Rice NR-13 W 9-2 1301 Mar. 5 LOuiSiAnA tECh W 4-2 2252 Mar. 6 LOuiSiAnA tECh W 5-4 2222 Mar. 8 iLLinOiS L 3-4 2331 Mar. 9 iLLinOiS [11] L 4-5 2632 Mar. 9 iLLinOiS L 1-6 2882 Mar. 12 hOuStOn L 3-5 2683 Mar. 15 % vs. new Orleans [7] W 10-0 304 Mar. 16 % vs. new Orleans W 8-3 579 Mar. 16 at houston L 2-3 1139 Mar. 19 SAM hOuStOn StAtE L 2-4 2615 Mar. 20 at Sam houston State W 4-1 1188 Mar. 22 • at Oklahoma State L 0-5 303 Mar. 23 • at Oklahoma State [12] W 5-3 89 Mar. 26 at utSA L 3-5 233 Mar. 28 • KAnSAS StAtE L 2-3 2470 Mar. 29 • KAnSAS StAtE [13] W 10-8 2563 Mar. 30 • KAnSAS StAtE W 7-6 2672 Apr. 3 DALLAS BAPtiSt W 6-1 2250 Apr. 5 • WESt ViRginiA L 8-9 3040 Apr. 6 • WESt ViRginiA W 8-0 3528 Apr. 7 • WESt ViRginiA [7] W 11-1 2557 Apr. 9 ut ARLingtOn [8] W 14-4 2358 Apr. 12 • OKLAhOMA NR-#9 W 2-1 3443 Apr. 13 • OKLAhOMA NR-#9 L 1-3 4468 Apr. 14 • OKLAhOMA NR-#9 W 12-10 2787 Apr. 16 at texas State L 0-3 1775 Apr. 19 • at tCu W 3-2 3802 Apr. 20 • at tCu [15] L 1-2 4309 Apr. 21 • at tCu L 4-5 3483 Apr. 23 at Dallas Baptist W 9-5 1001 Apr. 26 • tExAS W 6-2 3739 Apr. 27 • tExAS W 1-0 4295 Apr. 28 • tExAS W 5-2 3539 Apr. 30 at ut Arlington W 6-4 505 May 3 • at Kansas L 2-3 837 May 4 • at Kansas L 5-6 939 May 5 • at Kansas [10] L 4-5 1116 May 14 utSA W 4-3 2904 May 16 • at texas tech L 5-17 2427 May 17 • at texas tech L 1-7 2817 May 18 • at texas tech [8] W 15-8 2727 May 23 $ vs. Oklahoma L 0-2 3589 May 24 $ vs. Kansas State NR-#15 L 9-13 3707 May 25 $ vs. texas tech L 2-8 4119

! - Astros College Classic (Minute Maid Park; houston, texas) % - game played at Cougar Field; houston, texas $ - Big 12 Conference Championship, (Bricktown Ballpark; Oklahoma City, Okla.) hIstory

64 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL yearly records 1902-1914 pre-southwest conFerence swc swc FInal year rec. rec. FInIsh coach rank coachInG records year rec. coach 1958 5-17 2-11 6th Lloyd Russell 1902 5-9 J.C. Ewing vIctorIes 1959 12-13 6-8 5th Lloyd Russell nR 1903 6-8 R.n. Watts coach years overall pct. 1960 15-7 10-5 t-2nd Lloyd Russell nR 1904 7-10 R.n. Watts steve smith 1995-present (19) 695-460-1 .602 1961 18-4-1 10-4-1 t-2nd Lloyd Russell 25th 1905 12-7 Lee Carroll Mickey Sullivan 1974-94 (21) 649-428-4 .602 1962 17-7 9-5 3rd Dutch Schroeder nR 1906 7-9 L.F. Burleson Dutch Schroeder 1962-73 (12) 196-165 .543 1963 13-11 7-8 4th Dutch Schroeder nR 1907 8-14 L.F. Burleson Morley Jennings 1928-39 (12) 120-78-1 .603 1964 18-7 10-5 2nd Dutch Schroeder 26th 1908 10-11 L.F. Burleson Frank Bridges 1920-27 (8) 95-73 .565 1965 18-7 9-6 3rd Dutch Schroeder nR 1909 9-12 E.J. Mills A.E. Jones 1946-50, 53 (6) 89-52 .631 1966 18-10-1 8-6-1 t-1st Dutch Schroeder nR 1910 8-11 Ralph glaze Lloyd Russell 1940-41, 58-61 (6) 72-58-1 .553 1967 14-13 4-11 6th Dutch Schroeder nR 1911 17-7 Ralph glaze Ralph glaze 1910-13 (4) 54-27 .667 1968 14-13 9-7 4th Dutch Schroeder nR 1912 16-0 Ralph glaze Boyd SoRelle 1954-57 (4) 48-45 .516 1969 10-17 6-11 6th Dutch Schroeder nR 1913 13-9 C.P. Mosley C.P. Mosley 1914-19 (6) 47-60 .439 1970 16-21 4-14 6th Dutch Schroeder nR 1914 10-10 C.P. Mosley L.F. Burleson 1906-08 (3) 25-34 .423 1971 17-22 7-10 5th Dutch Schroeder nR R.n. Watts 1903-04 (2) 14-18 .438 1972 20-20 6-12 t-5th Dutch Schroeder nR Lee Carroll 1905 (1) 12-7 .631 1915-1996 southwest conFerence 1973 21-17 9-9 4th Dutch Schroeder nR Vic Bradford 1951 (1) 10-10 .500 swc swc FInal 1974 25-19 12-12 5th Mickey Sullivan nR Chuck Devereaux 1952 (1) 9-6 .600 year rec. rec. FInIsh coach rank 1975 25-19 11-13 t-4th Mickey Sullivan nR E.J. Mills 1909 (1) 9-12 .421 1915 10-10 5-7 4th C.P. Mosley 1976 23-19 14-10 4th Mickey Sullivan nR Floyd Crow 1942 (1) 8-8 .500 1916 13-7 6-4 2nd C.P. Mosley 1977 43-15 15-9 3rd Mickey Sullivan 7th J.C. Ewing 1902 (1) 5-9 .357 1917 3-7 1-2 4th C.P. Mosley 1978 32-19 15-9 3rd Mickey Sullivan 8th 1918 2-15 1-6 3rd C.P. Mosley 1979 34-15 13-9 3rd Mickey Sullivan nR wInnInG percentaGe 1919 9-11 3-5 3rd C.P. Mosley 1980 25-19-2 12-12 5th Mickey Sullivan nR MInIMuM FIve seasons 1920 13-7 8-5 3rd Frank Bridges 1981 21-24 6-15 8th Mickey Sullivan nR coach years overall pct. 1921 3-11 3-9 5th Frank Bridges 1982 25-22 9-12 6th Mickey Sullivan nR A.E. Jones 1946-50, 53 (6) 89-52 .631 1922 13-7 11-5 2nd Frank Bridges 1983 26-22 11-10 t-4th Mickey Sullivan nR Morley Jennings 1928-39 (12) 120-78-1 .603 1923 15-6 14-5 1st Frank Bridges 1984 26-23 9-12 t-5th Mickey Sullivan nR steve smith 1995-present (19) 695-460-1 .602 1924 16-9 11-8 4th Frank Bridges 1985 42-13 14-7 2nd Mickey Sullivan 21st Mickey Sullivan 1974-94 (21) 649-428-4 .602 1925 13-10 9-5 3rd Frank Bridges 1986 40-22 12-9 4th Mickey Sullivan nR Frank Bridges 1920-27 (8) 95-73 .565 1926 12-9 6-5 4th Frank Bridges 1987 38-15 9-12 5th Mickey Sullivan nR Lloyd Russell 1940-41, 58-61 (6) 72-58-1 .553 1927 10-14 5-11 5th Frank Bridges 1988 25-31-1 9-12 4th Mickey Sullivan nR Dutch Schroeder 1962-73 (12) 196-165 .543 1928 16-4 11-4 2nd Morley Jennings 1989 32-19 7-14 t-6th Mickey Sullivan nR C.P. Mosley 1914-19 (6) 47-60 .439 1929 14-6 12-4 2nd Morley Jennings 1990 33-19 9-12 6th Mickey Sullivan nR 1930 11-6 10-6 3rd Morley Jennings 1991 40-20 12-9 3rd Mickey Sullivan nR 1931 10-3 7-3 3rd Morley Jennings 1992 29-26 17-19 3rd Mickey Sullivan nR conFerence vIctorIes 1932 10-7 7-7 4th Morley Jennings 1993 41-19 11-7 t-2nd Mickey Sullivan 23rd coach years overall pct. 1933 5-9 3-7 4th Morley Jennings 1994 24-28-1 6-12 t-5th Mickey Sullivan nR steve smith 1995-present (19) 277-224 .553 1934 2-12 2-10 4th Morley Jennings 1995 25-28 7-17 6th Steve Smith nR Mickey Sullivan 1974-94 (21) 233-227 .506 1935 7-8 5-7 4th Morley Jennings 1996 32-27 11-13 t-4th Steve Smith nR Dutch Schroeder 1962-73 (12) 117-104 .529 1936 9-6-1 7-6-1 4th Morley Jennings Morley Jennings 1928-39 (12) 90-72-1 .552 1937 12-6 9-6 3rd Morley Jennings 1996-present bIG 12 conFerence Frank Bridges 1920-27 (8) 65-53 .551 1938 13-4-2 9-4 4th Morley Jennings A.E. Jones 1946-50, 53 (6) 51-34 .600 bIG 12 bIG 12 FInal 1939 11-7 8-7 t-2nd Morley Jennings Lloyd Russell 1940-41, 58-61 (6) 43-41-1 .512 year rec. rec. FInIsh coach rank 1940 11-9 7-7 3rd Lloyd Russell Boyd SoRelle 1954-57 (4) 28-26-1 .509 1997 32-23 18-12 5th Steve Smith nR 1941 11-8 8-6 3rd Lloyd Russell C.P. Moscly 1914-19 (6) 16-24 .400 1998 41-20-1 18-10 2nd Steve Smith 22nd 1942 8-8 7-8 t-3rd Floyd Crow Chuck Devereaux 1952 (1) 9-6 .600 1999 50-15 20-7 2nd Steve Smith 8th 1943 — no team Fielded (World War ii) Floyd Crow 1942 (1) 7-8 .466 2000 45-17 23-7 1st Steve Smith 14th 1944 — no team Fielded (World War ii) Vic Bradford 1951 (1) 6-9 .400 2001 37-24 17-10 4th Steve Smith 22nd 1945 — no team Fielded (World War ii) 2002 36-26 13-13 t-5th Steve Smith nR 1946 12-9 9-6 2nd A.E. Jones 2003 45-23 15-12 5th Steve Smith 11th conFerence wInnInG percentaGe 1947 12-8 9-5 3rd A.E. Jones 2004 29-31 13-12 6th Steve Smith nR MInIMuM FIve seasons 1948 18-11 9-5 3rd A.E. Jones 2005 46-24 19-8 t-1st Steve Smith 4th coach years overall pct. 1949 20-9 9-6 3rd A.E. Jones 2006 37-26 13-14 5th Steve Smith nR A.E. Jones 1946-50, 53 (6) 51-34 .600 1950 20-10 8-7 3rd A.E. Jones 2007 35-27 12-15 6th Steve Smith nR steve smith 1995-present (19) 277-224 .553 1951 10-10 6-9 t-4th Vic Bradford 2008 32-26 11-16 t-6th Steve Smith nR Morley Jennings 1928-39 (12) 90-72-1 .552 1952 n/A 9-6 2nd Chuck Devereaux

2009 30-26 10-16 8th Steve Smith nR Frank Bridges 1920-27 (8) 65-53 .551 hIstory 1953 --n/A 7-5 3rd A.E. Jones 2010 36-24 12-13 6th Steve Smith nR Dutch Schroeder 1962-73 (12) 117-104 .529 1954 15-9-1 9-5-1 2nd Boyd SoRelle 2011 31-28 13-14 5th Steve Smith nR Lloyd Russell 1940-41, 58-61 (6) 43-41-1 .512 1955 11-14 7-8 t-3rd Boyd SoRelle 2012 49-17 20-4 1st Steve Smith 10th Mickey Sullivan 1974-94 (21) 233-227 .506 1956 12-11 8-6 t-2nd Boyd SoRelle 2013 27-28 12-11 5th Steve Smtih nR C.P. Mosley 1914-19 (6) 16-24 .400 1957 10-11 4-7 4th Boyd SoRelle

note: Final rank based upon Collegiate Baseball rankings from 1959 through 1980 and based upon Baseball America rankings from 1981 to present.

65 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM baylor vs. ranked opponents note: this is a list of Baylor’s games against 1989 3-9 1997 7-12 2002 10-10 teams nationally ranked on game day by Baseball Mar. 24 no. 7 texas L 4-5 Feb. 15 at no. 12 LSu L 2-13 Feb. 7 vs. no. 11 Rice [12] L 9-10 America, which began its college baseball rankings Mar. 25 no. 7 texas W 6-0 Feb. 15 at no. 12 LSu L 5-11 Feb. 15 at no. 6 Southern California W 18-9 in 1981. it does not include games against teams Mar. 25 no. 7 texas L 3-6 Feb. 16 at no. 12 LSu L 3-8 Feb. 16 at no. 6 Southern California W 8-1 ranked in other national polls but not ranked by Mar. 31 at no. 1 texas A&M L 3-10 Feb. 28 no. 8 texas A&M W 10-5 Feb. 17 at no. 6 Southern California W 3-1 Apr. 1 at no. 1 texas A&M L 8-9 Mar. 1 at no. 8 texas A&M L 11-13 Mar. 1 no. 14 texas W 5-4 Baseball America. Apr. 1 at no. 1 texas A&M L 2-12 Mar. 2 at no. 8 texas A&M W 11-10 Mar. 2 at no. 14 texas L 3-4 Apr. 7 no. 23 houston W 8-7 Mar. 5 no. 3 Rice [11] W 3-2 Mar. 3 at no. 14 texas W 11-4 1981 1-5 Apr. 8 no. 23 houston W 7-2 Mar. 21 no. 17 texas tech L 5-8 Mar. 8 no. 8 nebraska L 4-15 Mar. 20 at no. 19 Arkansas L 3-11 Apr. 8 no. 23 houston L 1-2 Mar. 22 no. 17 texas tech W 3-2 Mar. 9 no. 8 nebraska W 2-1 Mar. 21 at no. 19 Arkansas L 1-3 Apr. 14 at no. 11 Arkansas L 4-8 Mar. 23 no. 17 texas tech L 3-16 Mar. 10 no. 8 nebraska W 9-6 Mar. 21 at no. 19 Arkansas L 0-12 Apr. 15 at no. 11 Arkansas L 1-9 Apr. 2 no. 19 houston L 5-12 Mar. 29 at no. 24 Oklahoma W 5-4 Apr. 17 no. 3 texas L 4-6 Apr. 15 at no. 11 Arkansas L 3-10 Apr. 15 at no. 19 Rice L 4-8 Mar. 31 at no. 24 Oklahoma L 1-4 Apr. 18 no. 3 texas W 5-2 Apr. 18 at no. 10 Oklahoma State [10] L 10-12 Mar. 31 at no. 24 Oklahoma [11] L 5-6 Apr. 18 no. 3 texas L 6-13 1990 3-7 Apr. 19 at no. 10 Oklahoma State L 6-7 Apr. 19 at no. 18 texas A&M L 7-8 Mar. 8 no. 5 Oklahoma State L 9-12 Apr. 19 at no. 10 Oklahoma State W 11-6 Apr. 20 at no. 18 texas A&M W 6-5 1982 2-8 Mar. 23 at no. 13 texas L 3-7 May 2 no. 19 Oklahoma L 5-6 Apr. 21 at no. 18 texas A&M W 4-2 Mar. 8 vs. no. 7 Oklahoma State L 0-1 Mar. 24 at no. 13 texas L 1-2 May 3 no. 19 Oklahoma W 12-8 May 14 no. 10 houston [10] L 4-5 Mar. 9 vs. no. 7 Oklahoma State L 3-4 Mar. 24 at no. 13 texas L 5-8 May 4 no. 19 Oklahoma W 7-6 May 22 vs. no. 18 nebraska L 9-11 Mar. 11 vs. no. 7 Oklahoma State L 4-10 Mar. 31 no. 17 texas A&M W 7-6 May 15 vs. no. 12 Oklahoma State L 8-11 June 1 at no. 3 texas L 8-10 Mar. 12 vs. no. 7 Oklahoma State L 2-6 Apr. 1 no. 17 texas A&M L 0-2 June 2 at no. 3 texas L 0-2 Apr. 16 at no. 2 texas L 4-6 Apr. 1 no. 17 texas A&M W 7-0 1998 9-11-1 Apr. 17 at no. 2 texas W 9-3 Apr. 13 no. 7 Arkansas L 3-13 Feb. 5 at no. 24 Arizona L 1-8 2003 13-16 Apr. 17 at no. 2 texas L 2-3 Apr. 14 no. 7 Arkansas W 2-1 Feb. 6 at no. 24 Arizona L 2-15 Feb. 14 vs. no. 13 houston W 14-4 Apr. 30 at no. 11 houston L 3-4 Apr. 14 no. 7 Arkansas L 2-3 Feb. 7 at no. 24 Arizona L 6-9 Feb. 15 vs. no. 2 Rice L 3-4 May 1 at no. 11 houston W 2-1 Feb. 20 no. 11 Michigan W 7-5 Feb. 22 no. 8 Southern California [12] W 2-1 May 1 at no. 11 houston L 2-3 1991 5-6 Feb. 21 no. 11 Michigan W 17-6 Feb. 22 no. 8 Southern California W 9-8 Mar. 29 no. 6 texas L 2-3 Feb. 21 no. 11 Michigan t 7-7 Feb. 23 no. 8 Southern California W 3-1 1983 3-3 Mar. 30 no. 6 texas W 3-1 Feb. 27 at no. 15 Oklahoma L 7-19 Mar. 7 no. 8 Long Beach State W 6-5 Apr. 8 no. 1 texas L 2-9 Mar. 30 no. 6 texas L 1-8 Feb. 28 at no. 15 Oklahoma L 6-11 Mar. 8 no. 8 Long Beach State L 3-7 Apr. 9 no. 1 texas L 0-8 Apr. 7 at no. 20 texas A&M W 10-4 Mar. 1 at no. 15 Oklahoma W 10-9 Mar. 9 no. 8 Long Beach State L 1-7 Apr. 9 no. 1 texas L 2-7 Apr. 7 at no. 20 texas A&M W 7-6 Mar. 10 at no. 25 Arkansas L 1-9 Mar. 25 at no. 1 Rice L 3-4 Apr. 22 no. 7 houston W 14-5 Apr. 8 at no. 20 texas A&M W 12-6 Mar. 18 no. 9 Rice W 6-4 Apr. 4 at no. 13 texas L 5-11 Apr. 23 no. 7 houston W 3-0 Apr. 19 at no. 16 Arkansas L 5-13 Mar. 20 at no. 23 texas tech W 3-2 Apr. 5 no. 13 texas L 7-13 Apr. 23 no. 7 houston W 2-1 Apr. 20 at no. 16 Arkansas L 6-7 Mar. 21 at no. 23 texas tech L 1-9 Apr. 6 no. 13 texas L 3-11 Apr. 20 at no. 16 Arkansas W 7-6 Mar. 22 at no. 23 texas tech W 10-6 Apr. 11 at no. 22 Oklahoma State W 18-6 1984 3-6 May 16 at no. 15 texas A&M L 3-9 Mar. 25 at no. 9 Rice W 8-1 Apr. 12 at no. 22 Oklahoma State W 16-11 Apr. 6 no. 16 Rice L 10-12 May 25 at no. 1 Wichita State L 7-13 May 1 at no. 10 texas A&M L 1-8 Apr. 13 at no. 22 Oklahoma State L 7-10 Apr. 7 no. 16 Rice L 5-18 May 2 no. 10 texas A&M L 4-8 Apr. 18 no. 25 Missouri W 10-4 Apr. 8 no. 16 Rice W 2-1 1992 3-3 May 3 no. 10 texas A&M W 5-2 Apr. 19 no. 25 Missouri L 18-23 Apr. 13 at no. 3 texas L 1-11 Mar. 6 at no. 21 texas A&M L 6-7 May 15 vs. no. 21 texas tech L 4-11 Apr. 20 no. 25 Missouri L 8-12 Apr. 14 at no. 3 texas L 2-7 Mar. 7 at no. 21 texas A&M W 4-0 May 16 vs. no. 9 texas A&M L 5-8 May 16 at no. 8 nebraska L 2-6 Apr. 14 at no. 3 texas L 0-5 Mar. 7 at no. 21 texas A&M W 7-6 May 22 at no. 4 Florida W 10-5 May 17 at no. 8 nebraska W 7-1 Apr. 20 no. 11 texas A&M W 17-12 Apr. 7 no. 6 texas L 1-3 May 18 at no. 8 nebraska L 6-7 Apr. 21 no. 11 texas A&M W 3-0 Apr. 28 no. 5 texas L 0-9 1999 9-8 May 22 vs. no. 7 nebraska L 5-9 Apr. 21 no. 11 texas A&M L 1-8 Apr. 28 no. 5 texas W 3-2 Feb. 5 at no. 2 Long Beach State W 3-2 May 23 vs. no. 7 nebraska [14] W 7-5 Feb. 6 at no. 2 Long Beach State [11] L 6-7 May 24 vs. no. 7 nebraska W 6-2 1985 6-5 1993 8-5 Feb. 7 at no. 2 Long Beach State L 5-6 May 25 vs. no. 9 texas [10] L 9-10 Apr. 5 no. 2 texas L 1-5 Apr. 2 no. 22 Rice W 18-0 Mar. 26 no. 10 texas tech W 2-1 June 1 at no. 12 Southern Mississippi W 3-2 Apr. 6 no. 2 texas W 8-6 Apr. 3 no. 22 Rice W 6-5 Mar. 27 no. 10 texas tech [10] W 6-5 June 6 at no. 8 LSu W 4-1 Apr. 6 no. 2 texas W 10-3 Apr. 4 no. 22 Rice L 2-8 Mar. 28 no. 10 texas tech W 9-8 June 7 at no. 8 LSu L 5-6 Apr. 19 no. 17 houston W 22-6 Apr. 9 at no. 1 texas L 1-2 Apr. 7 no. 3 Rice W 7-2 June 8 at no. 8 LSu L 5-20 Apr. 20 no. 17 houston L 5-10 Apr. 10 no. 1 texas W 7-4 Apr. 9 at no. 11 texas W 10-3 Apr. 20 no. 17 houston W 3-2 Apr. 10 no. 1 texas W 8-6 Apr. 10 no. 11 texas L 2-4 2004 6-9 Apr. 26 at no. 5 Arkansas W 7-6 Apr. 16 no. 1 texas A&M L 0-1 Apr. 11 no. 11 texas W 8-5 Feb. 20 at no. 8 Long Beach State L 1-4 Apr. 27 at no. 5 Arkansas L 4-5 Apr. 17 no. 1 texas A&M W 2-1 Apr. 16 no. 5 texas A&M W 7-2 Feb. 21 at no. 8 Long Beach State L 3-4 Apr. 27 at no. 5 Arkansas W 11-8 Apr. 17 no. 1 texas A&M L 2-9 Apr. 17 no. 5 texas A&M L 4-5 Feb. 21 at no. 8 Long Beach State L 1-2 May 17 at no. 9 Arkansas L 4-6 May 13 vs. no. 12 texas tech W 6-4 Apr. 18 no. 5 texas A&M L 10-11 Feb. 27 no. 16 Arizona L 1-2 May 18 vs. no. 21 houston L 4-5 May 14 at no. 4 texas W 9-4 Apr. 27 at no. 1 Rice L 1-6 Feb. 28 no. 16 Arizona W 10-2 May 15 at no. 4 texas W 10-6 June 4 no. 16 Oklahoma State L 11-18 Feb. 28 no. 16 Arizona L 3-5 1986 4-8 May 29 at no. 3 LSu L 6-13 June 5 no. 16 Oklahoma State W 17-7 Mar. 19 at no. 9 texas A&M W 8-7 Apr. 4 at no. 4 texas L 4-9 June 6 no. 16 Oklahoma State L 2-6 Mar. 20 no. 9 texas A&M W 5-0 Apr. 5 at no. 4 texas L 2-16 1994 1-5 Mar. 21 no. 9 texas A&M L 7-8 Apr. 5 at no. 4 texas W 5-3 Apr. 8 at no. 17 Rice L 5-10 2000 4-7 Apr. 16 no. 1 texas L 6-7 Apr. 12 no. 25 texas A&M L 1-3 Apr. 9 at no. 17 Rice L 4-7 Feb. 11 at no. 5 Cal State Fullerton L 0-1 Apr. 17 at no. 1 texas [10] W 5-3 Apr. 12 no. 25 texas A&M L 2-4 Apr. 9 at no. 17 Rice L 9-12 Feb. 12 at no. 5 Cal State Fullerton L 4-16 Apr. 18 at no. 1 texas L 1-11 Apr. 13 no. 25 texas A&M L 3-13 Apr. 15 no. 17 texas W 6-2 Feb. 13 at no. 5 Cal State Fullerton W 9-1 May 18 no. 3 Rice L 4-6 Apr. 25 no. 7 Arkansas W 10-8 Apr. 16 at no. 17 texas L 1-3 Mar. 28 no. 12 houston L 3-4 May 26 vs. no. 22 texas tech W 8-3 Apr. 26 no. 7 Arkansas W 6-4 Apr. 16 at no. 17 texas L 4-10 Apr. 18 at no. 13 houston L 2-13 May 28 vs. no. 17 Oklahoma W 14-4 Apr. 26 no. 7 Arkansas L 7-10 Apr. 21 no. 5 texas W 6-5 May 16 vs. no. 3 texas W 13-5 1995 4-10 Apr. 22 no. 5 texas L 4-7 2005 18-10 May 18 at no. 14 texas A&M L 0-8 Mar. 17 vs. no. 7 texas W 1-0 Apr. 23 no. 5 texas W 11-8 Feb. 13 vs. no. 19 Rice W 6-1 May 19 at no. 11 texas A&M L 6-7 Mar. 31 at no. 11 Oklahoma L 3-5 May 18 vs. no. 12 texas W 3-2 Feb. 18 no. 24 Oral Roberts L 3-9 Apr. 1 at no. 11 Oklahoma L 3-8 May 21 vs. no. 10 nebraska L 3-11 Feb. 19 no. 24 Oral Roberts W 2-1 Apr. 2 at no. 11 Oklahoma L 0-23 May 27 no. 14 Florida L 1-10 Feb. 20 no. 24 Oral Roberts W 4-0 hIstory 1987 1-5 Mar. 27 no. 1 texas W 15-3 Apr. 7 no. 12 Rice W 6-2 Mar. 11 at no. 8 Vanderbilt [13] W 9-4 Mar. 28 no. 1 texas L 3-4 Apr. 8 no. 12 Rice W 21-18 2001 4-11 Mar. 12 at no. 8 Vanderbilt W 16-5 Mar. 28 no. 1 texas L 3-5 Apr. 8 no. 12 Rice L 5-9 Feb. 1 vs. no. 11 Rice [10] L 0-1 Mar. 13 at no. 8 Vanderbilt W 4-1 Apr. 17 at no. 10 Arkansas L 3-5 Apr. 21 at no. 13 texas L 1-7 Feb. 9 no. 18 Cal State Fullerton L 1-2 Mar. 15 no. 24 tCu [10] W 4-3 Apr. 18 at no. 10 Arkansas L 0-8 Apr. 22 no. 13 texas [8] L 1-2 Feb. 10 no. 18 Cal State Fullerton W 5-0 Mar. 18 at no. 1 texas W 3-2 Apr. 18 at no. 10 Arkansas L 5-6 Apr. 22 no. 13 texas W 7-3 Feb. 11 no. 18 Cal State Fullerton L 0-5 Mar. 19 no. 1 texas W 9-1 May 12 at no. 8 texas tech L 4-8 Mar. 20 at no. 2 Rice [10] L 7-8 Mar. 20 no. 1 texas W 4-3 1988 2-12 May 13 at no. 8 texas tech L 6-11 Apr. 10 no. 5 Rice L 1-5 Apr. 22 at no. 11 nebraska L 1-7 Mar. 11 at no. 14 new Orleans L 2-4 May 13 at no. 8 texas tech L 1-23 Apr. 13 at no. 6 nebraska L 2-6 Apr. 23 at no. 11 nebraska W 4-1 Mar. 12 at no. 14 new Orleans L 7-9 May 14 at no. 8 texas tech L 3-13 Apr. 14 at no. 6 nebraska L 4-6 Apr. 24 at no. 11 nebraska L 3-4 Apr. 1 at no. 2 texas L 0-8 Apr. 15 at no. 6 nebraska L 4-10 May 11 at no. 15 Rice L 0-7 Apr. 2 at no. 2 texas L 1-4 1996 4-4 Apr. 20 at no. 24 texas L 1-5 May 20 no. 20 Missouri W 7-5 Apr. 2 at no. 2 texas L 0-14 Mar. 14 vs. no. 24 texas A&M W 12-1 Apr. 21 no. 24 texas W 14-4 May 21 no. 20 Missouri L 3-7 Apr. 8 no. 3 texas A&M L 4-10 Mar. 22 no. 4 texas tech L 6-23 Apr. 22 no. 24 texas W 16-6 May 22 no. 20 Missouri L 4-10 Apr. 9 no. 3 texas A&M L 1-3 Mar. 23 no. 4 texas tech W 8-0 May 26 at no. 14 Rice W 11-10 May 28 vs. no. 5 texas W 9-8 Apr. 9 no. 3 texas A&M L 0-3 Mar. 23 no. 4 texas tech L 2-24 May 27 at no. 14 Rice L 4-7 May 29 vs. no. 4 nebraska L 0-1 Apr. 22 no. 24 Arkansas L 2-4 Apr. 19 no. 9 texas W 8-7 May 28 at no. 14 Rice L 4-5 June 5 no. 24 tCu W 8-3 Apr. 23 no. 24 Arkansas W 7-5 Apr. 20 no. 9 texas W 7-5 June 11 no. 13 Clemson L 2-4 Apr. 23 no. 24 Arkansas L 10-11 Apr. 20 no. 9 texas L 2-5 June 12 no. 13 Clemson W 7-1 May 19 vs. no. 4 texas W 4-2 May 18 vs. no. 12 texas tech L 4-10 June 13 no. 13 Clemson W 6-1 May 20 vs. no. 5 texas A&M L 1-6 June 18 vs. no. 5 texas L 1-5 May 21 vs. no. 4 texas L 5-8 June 20 vs. no. 2 Oregon State [10] W 4-3 June 21 vs. no. 1 tulane W 8-7 June 22 vs. no. 5 texas L 3-4

66 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL baylor vs. ranked opponents 2006 10-12 2011 8-9 Mar. 3 at no. 16 Long Beach State L 3-4 Feb. 22 no. 4 tCu L 0-2 Mar. 4 at no. 16 Long Beach State W 5-3 Mar. 6 vs. no. 21 Rice [10] W 12-8 baylor on televIsIon Mar. 5 at no. 16 Long Beach State W 4-2 Apr. 8 no. 8 texas L 3-11 Baylor and Big 12 baseball airs regularly throughout the season, regionally and nationally. Since 1988, Mar. 17 no. 25 Kansas W 15-3 Apr. 9 no. 8 texas W 7-6 Baylor has played on television 100 times, including a program-best 16 games in 2013. Mar. 18 no. 25 Kansas L 5-6 Apr. 10 at no. 8 texas L 2-5 Mar. 19 no. 25 Kansas W 5-1 Apr. 15 no. 5 texas A&M L 1-5 1988 0-2 2008 1-4 Mar. 24 at no. 23 Oklahoma W 6-5 Apr. 16 at no. 5 texas A&M W 12-1 Apr. 2 at texas L 1-4 hSE Apr. 1 at tCu L 2-3 CBSCS Mar. 25 at no. 23 Oklahoma L 2-5 Apr. 17 at no. 5 texas A&M L 1-2 Apr. 2 at texas L 0-14 hSE Apr. 22 texas L 2-8 CBSCS Mar. 26 at no. 23 Oklahoma L 10-11 May 10 at no. 10 tCu L 6-7 Apr. 26 nebraska [7] L 1-14 FCS Apr. 11 no. 2 Rice L 4-6 May 13 at no. 19 Oklahoma State [10] L 0-1 1990 0-2 May 2 at texas W 6-1 FSn Apr. 13 no. 8 texas [13] L 6-7 May 14 at no. 19 Oklahoma State W 8-1 Mar. 17 Rice L 0-2 hSE May 3 at texas L 0-2 FCS Apr. 14 at no. 8 texas L 6-8 May 15 at no. 19 Oklahoma State W 5-3 Mar. 17 Rice L 1-7 hSE Apr. 15 at no. 8 texas L 4-5 May 19 no. 13 Oklahoma W 4-2 2009 0-5 May 12 no. 5 nebraska W 6-5 May 20 no. 13 Oklahoma L 4-5 1992 2-0 Apr. 18 at Oklahoma State L 3-4 FSn May 13 no. 5 nebraska W 4-1 May 21 no. 13 Oklahoma W 3-2 Mar. 14 tCu W 6-5 hSE Apr. 25 Oklahoma L 4-12 FSn May 14 no. 5 nebraska W 12-2 May 26 vs. no. 2 texas L 1-6 Mar. 14 tCu W 8-3 hSE May 1 at texas L 4-12 ESPnu May 24 vs. no. 15 nebraska L 2-3 June 4 at no. 9 Rice W 3-2 May 30 at LSu [10] L 2-3 COxSt May 25 vs. no. 6 texas L 8-16 1993 2-0 May 31 vs. Minnesota L 12-15 COxSt June 3 vs. no. 16 Arizona State W 3-2 2012 7-2 Apr. 3 Rice W 6-5 hSE June 4 at no. 1 Rice L 2-7 Feb. 21 no. 15 tCu W 7-1 May 15 at texas W 10-6 hSE 2010 0-3 June 4 vs. no. 16 Arizona State W 7-2 Feb. 24 at no. 22 uCLA W 15-3 May 1 at texas [14] L 1-2 ESPnu June 5 at no. 1 Rice L 4-7 Feb. 25 at no. 22 uCLA L 3-9 1994 0-2 May 2 at texas L 1-4 FSn Feb. 26 at no. 22 uCLA L 6-8 Apr. 2 at tCu L 1-4 hSE May 30 vs. texas A&M [10] L 3-5 FSn 2007 6-15 Apr. 20 at no. 2 texas A&M W 5-3 Apr. 2 at tCu L 1-12 hSE Feb. 10 vs. no. 1 Rice L 0-7 Apr. 21 no. 2 texas A&M W 1-0 2011 1-0 Feb. 11 vs. no. 8 Vanderbilt L 4-7 Apr. 22 no. 2 texas A&M W 7-5 1996 2-1 May 14 at Oklahoma State W 8-1 FSn Mar. 16 at no. 10 texas L 2-3 Apr. 27 no. 25 new Mexico State W 5-0 Mar. 23 texas tech W 8-0 PS Mar. 17 no. 10 texas L 2-14 Apr. 28 no. 25 new Mexico State W 15-5 Mar. 23 texas tech L 2-24 PS 2012 8-5 Mar. 18 no. 10 texas L 3-8 Apr. 13 houston W 13-12 PS Apr. 13 at Kansas State W 5-2 FCS Mar. 31 at no. 14 Oklahoma State L 5-15 2013 4-4 Apr. 14 at Kansas State W 14-12 FSn Mar. 31 at no. 14 Oklahoma State L 7-14 Feb. 22 no. 12 uCLA L 3-4 1999 0-1 Apr. 15 at Kansas State [11] W 12-11 FCS Apr. 1 at no. 14 Oklahoma State L 5-10 Feb. 23 no. 12 uCLA W 5-0 May 23 vs. nebraska L 3-4 FSn Apr. 21 texas A&M W 1-0 MYtx Apr. 5 no. 19 Oklahoma W 4-2 Feb. 24 no. 12 uCLA L 4-5 Apr. 22 texas A&M W 7-5 MYtx Apr. 6 no. 19 Oklahoma L 4-5 Mar. 3 vs. no. 13 Rice W 9-2 2000 5-2 May 12 at Oklahoma [10] L 0-1 FSn Apr. 6 no. 19 Oklahoma W 5-2 Apr. 12 no. 9 Oklahoma W 2-1 Apr. 7 at Missouri W 6-4 CSSW May 13 at Oklahoma L 6-12 FCS Apr. 27 no. 18 texas A&M L 7-12 Apr. 13 no. 9 Oklahoma L 1-3 Apr. 8 at Missouri W 13-4 CSSW May 17 texas W 16-5 MYtx Apr. 28 at no. 18 texas A&M L 3-5 Apr. 14 no. 9 Oklahoma W 12-10 Apr. 9 at Missouri L 8-9 CSSW May 18 at texas W 4-0 Lhn Apr. 29 at no. 18 texas A&M W 16-12 May 24 vs. no. 15 Kansas State L 9-13 May 17 vs. texas A&M W 12-3 CSSW May 19 at texas L 1-2 Lhn May 1 at no. 23 tCu W 3-0 May 18 vs. texas W 3-2 CSSW June 9 Arkansas W 8-1 ESPnu May 15 at no. 1 Rice L 0-3 all-tIMe record 184-267-1 May 19 vs. texas tech W 10-1 CSSW June 10 Arkansas L 4-5 ESPn2 May 23 vs. no. 21 Oklahoma State W 3-1 May 21 vs. nebraska L 3-11 FSn June 11 Arkansas [10] L 0-1 ESPn2 May 25 vs. no. 11 Missouri W 10-5 vs. no. 1 9-18 May 27 vs. no. 17 texas A&M L 6-14 vs. top 5 41-74 vs. top 10 85-139 2001 0-1 2013 9-7 June 1 vs. no. 16 tCu L 2-3 May 13 texas tech L 5-6 FSn Mar. 5 Louisiana tech W 4-2 FSn June 3 vs. no. 16 tCu L 5-10 1981-1990 28-68 1991-2000 54-71-1 Mar. 30 Kansas State W 7-6 FCS 2008 4-10 2001-2010 83-113 2002 1-1 Apr. 12 Oklahoma W 2-1 FCS 2011-present 19-15 Apr. 6 Oklahoma State W 8-6 FSn Apr. 13 Oklahoma L 1-3 FCS Mar. 14 no. 23 Oklahoma State L 5-6 Apr. 19 Missouri L 18-23 FSn Apr. 14 Oklahoma W 12-10 FCS Mar. 15 no. 23 Oklahoma State W 3-0 non-Conference games 71-103-1 Conference games 113-164 Apr. 19 at tCu W 3-2 FCS Mar. 16 no. 23 Oklahoma State W 8-5 Apr. 20 at tCu [15] L 1-2 FCS Southwest Conference 48-81 2003 3-3 Mar. 21 at no. 4 Missouri L 0-7 May 17 at nebraska W 7-1 CBSCS Apr. 21 at tCu L 4-5 FCS Big 12 Conference 65-83 Mar. 22 at no. 4 Missouri L 0-3 May 24 vs. nebraska W 7-5 FSn Apr. 26 texas W 6-2 FSn February 22-31-1 Mar. 23 at no. 4 Missouri [7] L 2-12 May 25 vs. texas L 8-10 FSn Apr. 27 texas W 1-0 ESPnu March 47-56 Apr. 18 at no. 19 texas A&M L 1-2 June 6 at LSu W 4-1 ESPn+ Apr. 28 texas W 5-2 FSn April 70-112 Apr. 19 no. 19 texas A&M L 1-11 June 7 at LSu L 5-6 ESPn+ May 16 at texas tech L 5-17 FCS Apr. 20 no. 19 texas A&M [11] L 12-13 May 34-54 June 8 at LSu L 5-20 ESPn+ May 18 at texas tech [8] W 15-8 FCS Apr. 26 no. 8 nebraska [10] L 4-6 June 11-14 May 23 vs. Oklahoma L 0-2 FCS Apr. 26 no. 8 nebraska [7] L 1-14 home 102-99-1 2004 0-1 May 24 vs. Kansas State L 9-13 FCS Apr. 27 no. 8 nebraska W 8-3 Away 55-134 May 29 vs. Missouri L 7-10 FSn-SW May 25 vs. texas tech L 2-8 FCS May 21 vs. no. 12 nebraska W 10-4 neutral 27-34 May 23 vs. no. 7 Oklahoma State [7] L 3-14 Regular Season 153-224-1 2005 7-5 network breakdown 47-53 Postseason 31-43 Mar. 20 texas W 4-3 CBSCS cbscs (7-8) 2009 6-12 Conference tournaments 17-23 Apr. 23 at nebraska W 4-1 CBSCS CBS College Sports (7-8) Feb. 28 vs. no. 9 uCLA W 5-1 Southwest Conference 5-8 Apr. 30 texas tech L 2-3 FSn Mar. 1 vs. no. 10 Rice L 3-8 Big 12 Conference 12-15 May 13 texas A&M W 10-9 ESPn2 cox (1-2) Mar. 2 at no. 13 tCu W 2-1 nCAA tournament 14-20 May 29 vs. nebraska L 0-1 FSn Cox Cable (1-0) Mar. 14 at no. 3 texas A&M L 2-6 Regionals 8-13 June 11 Clemson L 2-4 ESPn Cox Sports television (0-2) Mar. 15 at no. 3 texas A&M L 7-13 Super Regionals 4-5 June 12 Clemson W 7-1 ESPn hIstory Mar. 16 no. 3 texas A&M [10] W 8-7 College World Series 2-2 June 13 Clemson W 6-1 ESPn cssw (5-1) Mar. 26 no. 16 tCu W 15-4 Extra-innings 10-17 June 18 vs. texas L 1-5 ESPn College Sports Southwest (5-1) Apr. 24 no. 13 Oklahoma L 2-4 June 20 vs. Oregon State W 4-3 ESPn2 Apr. 25 no. 13 Oklahoma L 4-12 June 21 vs. tulane W 8-7 ESPn espn (8-9) Apr. 26 no. 13 Oklahoma L 8-11 June 22 vs. texas L 3-4 ESPn2 ESPn (3-2) May 1 at no. 8 texas L 4-12 ESPn2 (2-3) May 2 no. 8 texas L 11-19 2006 4-4 ESPn+ (1-2) May 3 no. 8 texas L 1-3 Mar. 31 at texas tech W 2-1 COx ESPnu (2-2) May 20 vs. no. 5 texas W 14-9 Apr. 14 at texas L 6-8 CBSCS May 21 vs. no. 17 Kansas State L 4-9 Apr. 15 at texas L 4-5 CBSCS Fsn (13-23) May 29 vs. no. 21 Minnesota W 5-0 May 27 vs. texas tech W 5-3 FSn Fox Sports net national/Regional (9-15) May 30 at no. 2 LSu [10] L 2-3 June 3 vs. Arizona State W 3-2 CBSCS Fox College Sports (7-10) May 31 vs. no. 21 Minnesota L 12-15 June 4 at Rice L 2-7 CBSCS June 4 vs. Arizona State W 7-2 CBSCS hse (4-6) 2010 6-8 June 5 at Rice L 4-7 CBSCS home Sports Entertainment (4-6) Feb. 19 no. 22 georgia L 5-7 Feb. 21 no. 22 georgia W 5-2 2007 2-4 lhn (1-1) Mar. 19 at no. 13 Oklahoma L 6-7 Apr. 1 at Oklahoma State L 5-10 FSn Longhorn network (1-1) Apr. 9 at no. 23 texas A&M L 3-4 Apr. 5 Oklahoma W 4-2 CBSCS Apr. 10 no. 23 texas A&M W 13-1 May 3 at tCu W 3-0 CBSCS Mytx (3-0) Apr. 11 no. 23 texas A&M W 2-1 May 12 at nebraska L 4-10 CBSCS MYtx (3-0) Apr. 27 at no. 11 tCu [10] L 4-5 May 15 at Rice L 0-13 CBSCS Apr. 28 no. 11 tCu [8] W 14-1 May 27 vs. texas A&M L 6-14 FSn ps (2-1) Apr. 30 no. 2 texas [10] L 2-4 Prime Sports (2-1) May 1 at no. 2 texas [14] L 1-2 May 2 at no. 2 texas L 1-4 May 26 vs. no. 25 Kansas State W 11-8 May 28 vs. no. 12 Oklahoma W 8-3 June 6 at no. 6 tCu L 0-9

67 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM ncaa postseason hIstory 1948 2001 2010 western reGIonal houston reGIonal Fort worth reGIonal Merchants park • denver, colo. recklInG park • houston, texas lupton stadIuM • Fort worth, texas June 16 Southern California L 0-8 May 25 houston W 7-1 June 4 Arizona L 9-10 June 17 Colorado State W 13-4 May 26 Rice W 11-10 June 5 Lamar W 6-4 June 18 Oklahoma State W 9-8 May 27 Rice L 4-7 June 6 Arizona W 4-2 June 19 Southern California L 3-16 May 28 Rice L 4-5 June 6 tCu L 0-9

1977 2002 2011 south central reGIonal austIn reGIonal houston reGIonal arlInGton stadIuM • arlInGton, texas dIsch-Falk FIeld • austIn, texas recklInG park • houston, texas May 26 new Orleans W 10-1 May 31 Lamar W 4-2 June 3 California W 6-4 May 27 Miami [Ohio] L 3-7 June 1 texas L 8-10 June 4 Rice W 3-2 May 28 new Orleans W 7-1 June 1 Lamar W 10-9 June 5 California L 0-8 May 28 Miami [Ohio] W 12-7 June 2 texas L 0-2 June 6 California L 8-9 May 29 Miami [Ohio] W 2-0 2003 2012 colleGe world serIes hattIesburG reGIonal waco reGIonal rosenblatt stadIuM • oMaha, neb. pete taylor park • hattIesburG, MIss. baylor ballpark • waco, texas June 11 South Carolina [10] L 2-3 May 30 Murray State W 7-6 June 1 Oral Roberts L 2-4 June 12 Minnesota [11] L 3-4 May 31 Southern W 10-3 June 2 ut Arlington W 11-6 June 1 Southern Mississippi W 3-2 June 3 Oral Roberts W 5-2 1978 June 3 Dallas Baptist W 9-2 baton rouGe super reGIonal south central reGIonal June 4 Dallas Baptist W 8-2 arlInGton stadIuM • arlInGton, texas alex box stadIuM • baton rouGe, la. May 19 Mississippi State W 3-0 June 6 LSu W 4-1 waco super reGIonal May 21 ut-Pan American [10] W 3-2 June 7 LSu L 5-6 baylor ballpark • waco, texas May 22 Mississippi State W 6-3 June 8 LSu L 5-20 June 9 Arkansas W 8-1 June 10 Arkansas L 4-5 colleGe world serIes 2005 June 11 Arkansas [10] L 0-1 rosenblatt stadIuM • oMaha, neb. waco reGIonal June 2 Michigan L 0-4 baylor ballpark • waco, texas June 3 Miami, Fla. L 1-12 June 4 utSA W 8-3 all-tIMe record 43-39 June 5 tCu W 8-3 1991 Regionals 36-26 June 6 Stanford [12] W 4-3 home 10-3 MIdwest reGIonal Away 4-10 eck stadIuM-tyler FIeld • wIchIta, kan. waco super reGIonal May 24 California L 3-8 baylor ballpark • waco, texas neutral 22-13 May 25 Wichita State L 7-13 June 11 Clemson L 2-4 Super Regional 5-7 June 12 Clemson W 7-1 home 4-5 1993 June 13 Clemson W 6-1 Away 1-2 College World Series 2-6 south reGIonal colleGe world serIes alex box stadIuM • baton rouGe, la. rosenblatt stadIuM • oMaha, neb. May 27 Kent W 4-1 June 18 texas L 1-5 May 28 South Alabama L 3-9 June 20 Oregon State [10] W 4-3 May 29 LSu L 6-13 June 21 tulane W 8-7 June 22 texas L 3-4 1998 south I reGIonal 2006 Mckethan FIeld • GaInesvIlle, Fla. houston reGIonal May 21 Richmond L 10-12 recklInG park • houston, texas May 22 Florida W 10-5 June 3 Arizona State W 3-2 May 23 illinois [13] L 7-8 June 4 Rice L 2-7 June 4 Arizona State W 7-2 1999 June 5 Rice L 4-7

hIstory waco reGIonal baylor ballpark • waco, texas 2007 May 28 Eastern illinois W 7-3 houston reGIonal May 29 Minnesota W 6-4 recklInG park • houston, texas May 30 Minnesota W 22-6 June 1 tCu L 2-3 waco super reGIonal June 2 Prairie View A&M W 9-2 baylor ballpark • waco, texas June 3 tCu L 5-10 June 4 Oklahoma State L 11-18 June 5 Oklahoma State W 17-7 2009 June 6 Oklahoma State L 2-6 baton rouGe reGIonal alex box stadIuM • baton rouGe, la. 2000 May 29 Minnesota W 5-0 waco reGIonal May 30 LSu [10] L 2-3 baylor ballpark • waco, texas May 31 Minnesota L 12-15 May 26 texas State L 0-6 May 27 Florida L 1-10

68 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL colleGe world serIes appearances Led by senior All-America shortstop Steve Macko, the Bears came back through the losers bracket to take the 1977 South Central Regional title and advance to the College World Series for 1977 the first time. After pounding New Orleans 10-1 in the regional’s first game, Baylor lost to Miami (Ohio) 7-3. players Facing elimination, the Bears beat New Orleans again (7-1) and Miami (Ohio) twice (12-7, 2-0) to OF Robert Beane Sr. Kilgore, texas advance to the CWS. John Schott and Jaime Cocanower combined to shutout the RedHawks in the P Andy Beene So. Dallas, texas title game. P Sammy Bickham Fr. Plano, texas Baylor entered the 1977 NCAA College World Series with a 43-15 record before losing two one- P Don Brazell Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. run, extra-inning games. The Bears fell 3-2 in 10 innings against South Carolina and 4-3 in 11 P Jamie Cocanower So. Balboa, Panama innings against Minnesota. Arizona State went on to win the national title, 2-1, over South Carolina P/OF Burl Coker Jr. Waco, texas in the championship game. iF Fritz Connally Fr. Pasadena, texas For the season, Macko led the Bears at the plate with a .417 average. Sammy Bickham (10-4) and iF Bill Crosby Jr. Memphis, tenn. Burl Coker (10-4) were Baylor's top pitchers, combining for 20 of the Bears' 43 wins. C Mike Czimskey Sr. taylor, texas iF Keith houk So. Waco, texas OF Mike Johanson So. Clear Lake, texas lIneup iF Kenny Kolkhorst Jr. houston, texas SS Steve Macko iF Steve Macko Sr. Dallas, texas (.417, 8 HR, 49 RBI, 22 2B, 78 3B, 68 R) iF/P Shane nolen So. Pasadena, texas iF Manuel Ordones Jr. Waco, texas C Mike Czimskey iF Luke Prestridge So. houston, texas (.276, 9 HR, 37 RBI, 10 2B, 37 R) P John Perlman So. Carthage, texas OF greg Pennington So. houston, texas 3B Fritz Connally P Mike Roberts So. Dallas, texas (.306, 7 HR, 47 RBI, 15 2B, 40 R) P John Schott Sr. San Antonio, texas iF Duncan Shanklin Sr. houston, texas 1B Luke Prestridge P harry Shipley Sr. Waco, texas (.304, 4 HR, 24 RBI, 12 2B, 35 R) iF David Starnes So. Richardson, texas iF Mike Wells Jr. houston, texas DH/1B Ken Kolkhorst OF Leonard Woods Sr. Riesel, texas (.363, 6 HR, 51 RBI, 21 2B, 41 R) C Buddy Woolley Sr. Longview, texas CF/P Shane Nolen coaches (.252, 4 HR, 29 RBI, 32 R) Mickey Sullivan - head Coach RF/P Burl Coker Dick Couey - Assistant Coach (.320, 5 HR, 27 RBI; 10-4, 2.27)

results LF Leonard Woods at ut Arlington W 2-1 at Arkansas * W 5-3 (.295, 13 HR, 44 RBI, 7 2B, 53 R) at ut Arlington W 2-1 at Arkansas * L 2-5 ut ARLingtOn W 7-3 at Arkansas * L 1-6 2B Duncan Shanklin ut ARLingtOn W 4-0 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 8-6 (.289, 1 HR, 19 RBI) tCu * W 20-3 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 10-8 tCu * L 1-2 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 12-2 P Sammy Bickham tCu * L 2-3 ut-PAn AMERiCAn W 11-1 (10-4, 3.18, 6 CG) at Sam houston State W 4-0 tExAS tECh * W 4-0 at Sam houston State L 7-10 tExAS tECh * W 6-1 P Jaime Cocanower at St. Mary’s L 4-6 tExAS tECh * W 15-3 (8-3, 1 Sv, 2.49) at St. Mary’s W 4-3 at SMu * W 14-0 St. MARY’S W 15-8 at SMu * W 15-0 P Don Brazell hIstory St. MARY’S W 11-5 at SMu * W 12-7 (1-1, 2 Sv, 3.07) at Rice * L 7-9 tExAS * L 4-10 at Rice * W 18-1 tExAS * W 4-2 at Rice * W 12-3 tExAS * W 3-2 at hardin Simmons W 5-2 at texas $ W 3-2 at hardin Simmons W 7-4 vs. texas A&M $ W 2-1 CEnt. MiChigAn W 7-3 at texas $ W 7-0 CEnt. MiChigAn W 16-3 vs. new Orleans % W 10-1 nEBRASKA W 2-0 vs. Miami [Ohio] % L 3-7 nEBRASKA L 0-1 vs. new Orleans % W 7-1 nEBRASKA W 12-3 vs. Miami [Ohio] % W 12-7 nEBRASKA W 6-4 vs. Miami [Ohio] % W 2-0 at texas A&M * L 8-9 vs. South Carolina & L 2-3 at texas A&M * L 1-2 vs. Minnesota & L 3-4 at texas A&M * W 8-0 hOuStOn * W 15-8 * - Southwest Conference games hOuStOn * L 0-5 $ - SWC tournament, Austin, texas hOuStOn * W 8-1 % - nCAA South Central Regional, SAM hOuStOn St. W 4-1 Arlington, texas SAM hOuStOn St. W 13-7 & - College World Series, Omaha, neb.

69 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM colleGe world serIes appearances For the second straight season, Baylor claimed the South Central Regional title and advanced to the College World Series. Unfortunately, the Bears also repeated their 1977 performance with a 1978 quick exit. Despite the loss of three all-conference performers from the previous year, the 1978 Bears swept players through the Southwest Conference Tournament to land a spot in the regional, then swept through P Andy Beene Jr. Dallas, texas the regional to earn a second straight CWS appearance. P Jamie Cocanower Jr. Balboa, Panama Playing without injured ace Burl Coker, Baylor found enough pitching to beat Mississippi State P/OF Burl Coker Sr. Waco, texas (3-0), UT-Pan Am (3-2 in 10 innings) and MSU again (6-3) in the regional. iF Fritz Connally So. Pasadena, texas Fritz Connally earned regional MVP honors, thanks to a 7-for-14 performance with four RBI. iF Bill Crosby Sr. Memphis, tenn. Seven other Bears joined Connally on the all-tournament team. OF Mike Johanson Jr. Clear Lake, texas In the CWS, Baylor lost its first game to Michigan, 4-0, then saw the season end with a 12-1 loss iF Kenny Kolkhorst Sr. houston, texas to Miami, Fla. iF/P Shane nolen Jr. Pasadena, texas Baylor finished with a 32-19 record as champions of the Southwest Conference Tournament. The iF Manuel Ordones Sr. Waco, texas Bears were led by junior first baseman Luke Prestridge, who topped the team in batting average at iF Luke Prestridge Jr. houston, texas .332, and junior third baseman Fritz Connally, who hit .316 with 11 home runs. P John Pearlman Jr. Carthage, texas P Mike Roberts Jr. Dallas, texas iF Mike Wells Sr. houston, texas lIneup iF Brent Lummus Fr. Waco, texas CF/P Burl Coker OF greg Pennington So. houston, texas (.325, 7 HR, 52 R; 9-2, 1.64, 2 saves) OF Brian Allen Fr. Brownwood, texas C Jeff Mallett Fr. Beaumont, texas LF Mike Johanson C James Baker Fr. Artesia, n.M. (.298, 6 HR, 48 RBI, 13 2B, 37 R) P Don Oliver Fr. Victoria, texas P Paul Farmer Fr. Lamar, texas P/DH Shane Nolen iF Scott Lewis So. Alpine, texas (.309, 9 HR, 37 RBI, 44 R; 4-6, 4.46) OF Mark Malthaner Jr. norman, Okla. iF David Starnes So. Richardson, texas 3B Fritz Connally P Wes hooks Fr. Birmingham, Mich. (.316, 11 HR, 44 RBI, 10 2B, 42 R) iF tom Milam Fr. Jackson, Miss. C Don Buckalew Fr. Conroe, texas C Ken Kolkhorst iF Steve Runnels Fr. Pasadena, texas (.300, 4 HR, 35 RBI, 15 2B, 43 R)

coaches 2B Manuel Ordones (.291, 2 HR, 34 RBI, 5 2B, 4 3B, 28 R) Mickey Sullivan - head Coach Dick Couey - Assistant Coach RF Mike Wells (.258, 3 HR, 26 RBI, 24 R) results at Arizona State L 1-3 at texas * L 0-3 1B Luke Prestridge at Arizona State L 1-5 at texas * W 4-0 (.332, 4 HR, 33 RBI, 12 2B) at grand Canyon L 3-5 at texas * L 4-10 St. MARY’S W 2-1 RiCE * W 9-5 SS Bill Crosby St. MARY’S W 2-0 RiCE * W 8-1 (.254, 1 HR, 9 RBI, 7 2B, 22 R) SAM hOuStOn St. W 15-6 RiCE * W 10-8 SAM hOuStOn St. W 12-3 at Oral Roberts L 5-8 P Jaime Cocanower SMu * W 9-5 at Oral Roberts L 1-3 (4-5, 5.87) SMu * W 5-4 at Oral Roberts W 7-6 SMu * W 27-18 at tCu * W 14-8 P Jon Perlman at texas tech * W 12-3 at tCu * W 13-1 (5-3, 3.20) at texas tech * L 0-4 at tCu * W 7-6 at texas tech * L 1-5 vs. Arkansas $ W 1-0 P Mike Roberts CEnt. MiChigAn W 4-3 vs. houston $ W 8-4 (6-1, 2 Sv, 2.36) ARKAnSAS * W 12-11 vs. houston $ W 11-3 hIstory ARKAnSAS * L 6-7 vs. Mississippi State % W 3-0 ARKAnSAS * W 9-8 vs. ut-Pan American % W 3-2 nORth tExAS W 19-11 vs. Mississippi State % W 6-3 nORth tExAS W 11-1 vs. Michigan & L 0-4 at houston * L 5-6 vs. Miami, Fla. & L 1-12 at houston * W 4-1 at houston * W 14-11 * - Southwest Conference games at St. Mary’s L 0-4 $ - SWC tournament, Austin, texas at St. Mary’s W 2-1 % - nCAA South Central Regional, hARDin SiMMOnS L 3-10 Arlington, texas hARDin SiMMOnS W 10-4 & - College World Series, Omaha, neb. tExAS A&M * L 3-5 tExAS A&M * L 4-8 tExAS A&M * L 9-11 at Sam houston State W 2-1 at Sam houston State L 6-7

70 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL colleGe world serIes appearances One year removed from the program’s first losing season in nearly a decade, Baylor made its first College World Series appearance in 28 years in 2005. Baylor joined the 1993 Kansas Jayhawks as the 2005 only teams ever to reach the CWS one year after a losing season. Eight returning starters, 10 returning pitchers with six fourth-year seniors: that was the nucleus for players the first Baylor squad ever to sweep both Texas and Texas A&M in the same season. The Bears, who iF Wes Benefield Fr. Franklin, tenn. never lost more than two consecutive games, finished the Big 12 season 19-8 and shared the iF Drew Bias Fr. Pflugerville, texas conference title with Nebraska. The two teams met again in the Big 12 Tournament title game with OF Reid Brees Sr. Austin, texas the Huskers edging the Bears, 1-0, on a sixth-inning sacrifice fly. RhP tyler Bullock Jr. Fort Worth, texas Baylor was awarded the nation’s fourth overall seed, setting up regional and super regional stops RhP nick Cassavechia Fr. Dallas, texas at Baylor Ballpark. The Bears defeated UT-San Antonio, TCU and Stanford to win the regional and C zach Dillon Jr. urbandale, iowa C Josh Ford Sr. Baytown, texas then bounced back from a game-one loss to defeat Clemson two games to one in the super regional. OF Seth Fortenberry Jr. Waco, texas In the CWS, Baylor lost its first game to Texas, 5-1. Two days later, the Bears recorded the RhP Kerr Foster Fr. Athens, texas program’s first-ever CWS win, topping Oregon State, 4-3, in 10 innings. The next day, the Bears OF Chase gerdes So. uvalde, texas rallied from a 7-0 deficit through six innings for an 8-7 win, eliminating the top-ranked and top- 2B Michael griffin Sr. Dallas, texas seeded Tulane in arguably the best game in Baylor history. It was the second-largest comeback in RhP Ryan LaMotta Jr. Sugar Land, texas CWS history. However, eventual national champion Texas ended the Bears’ season the following RhP Randall Linebaugh Fr. Mesquite, texas night on Chance Wheeless’ leadoff walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning for a 4-3 UT RhP/1B Jeff Mandel So. houston, texas win. LhP xerxes Martin Fr. Dallas, texas Baylor finished the season 46-24 and ranked fourth nationally, the program’s highest final RhP Mark McCormick Jr. houston, texas ranking ever. OF Paul Miles Fr. houston, texas OF Mike Pankratz Jr. houston, texas RhP Andy Pape Jr. San Antonio, texas lIneup 1B Kyle Reynolds Jr. houston, texas 2B Jake Rippee So. Kerrville, texas 2B Michael Griffin 3B Kevin Russo Jr. Boulder, Colo. (.293, 7 HR, 34 RBI, 51 R, 16 2B, 8 SB) OF Kevin Sevigny Jr. Springvale, Maine LhP trey taylor Sr. Mansfield, texas 1B Kyle Reynolds 1B Jason thompson So. Euless, texas (.258, 8 HR, 34 RBI, 40 R, 14 2B, 11 SB) LhP Cory VanAllen So. Sugar Land, texas RhP Sean Walker Sr. La Mesa, Calif. C/DH Josh Ford SS Paul Witt Sr. Pine Bluff, Ark. (.328, 9 HR, 41 RBI, 47 R, 19 2B, .521 SLG, 7 SB) RhP Abe Woody Jr. Round Rock, texas DH/C Zach Dillon coaches (.304, 2 HR, 43 RBI, 29 R, 20 2B) Steve Smith - head Coach Mitch thompson - Assistant Coach LF Reid Brees Steve Johnigan - Assistant Coach (.278, 2 HR, 26 RBI, 23 R, 14 2B) Chris Berry - Assistant Coach Cody hall - Student Assistant 3B Kevin Russo (.286, 3 HR, 36 RBI, 41 R, 8 2B, 8 SB) results vs. houston ! W 8-6 at tCu (11) L 1-2 RF Mike Pankratz vs. tennessee ! W 3-2 PRAiRiE ViEW A&M W 4-3 vs. Rice ! W 6-1 at nebraska * L 4-8 (.198, 3 HR, 16 RBI, 16 R) ut ARLingtOn L 6-9 at nebraska * W 4-1 ORAL ROBERtS L 3-9 at nebraska * L 3-4 CF Kevin Sevigny ORAL ROBERtS W 2-1 ut ARLingtOn W 8-5 ORAL ROBERtS W 4-0 tExAS tECh * W 6-1 (.230, 3 HR, 23 RBI, 24 R, 9 2B, 4 3B, 7 SB) at Arizona State L 3-5 tExAS tECh * L 2-3 at Arizona State L 4-12 tExAS tECh * W 8-5 CF Chase Gerdes at Arizona State (10) W 8-7 utSA W 6-5 at ut-San Antonio W 4-2 at Rice L 0-7 (.257, 1 HR, 23 RBI, 23 R, 5 2B, 5 3B, 11 SB) LOng BEACh StAtE L 2-4 tExAS A&M * W 10-9

LOng BEACh StAtE L 6-7 at texas A&M * W 3-1 SS Paul Witt hIstory LOng BEACh StAtE W 7-1 at texas A&M * W 6-4 (.251, 1 HR, 29 RBI, 37 R, 11 2B, 7 SB) nORthWEStERn St. L 4-5 tExAS StAtE W 7-4 at Vanderbilt (13) W 9-4 MiSSOuRi * W 7-5 at Vanderbilt W 16-5 MiSSOuRi * L 3-7 SP Trey Taylor at Vanderbilt W 4-1 MiSSOuRi * L 4-10 (7-6, 3.62 ERA, 104.1 IP, 89 K) tCu (10) W 4-3 vs. Kansas (10) $ W 2-1 at texas * W 3-2 vs. Oklahoma State $ W 8-3 tExAS * W 9-1 vs. texas $ W 9-8 SP Mark McCormick tExAS * W 4-3 vs. nebraska $ L 0-1 (8-4, 2.96 ERA, 112.2 IP, 115 K) at texas State L 0-12 utSA % W 8-3 at Oklahoma State * L 1-7 tCu % W 8-3 at Oklahoma State * W 6-3 StAnFORD (12) % W 4-3 SP Cory VanAllen at Oklahoma State * L 2-3 CLEMSOn † L 2-4 (8-4, 4.02 ERA, 107.1 IP, 68 K) tExAS SOuthERn W 10-3 CLEMSOn † W 7-1 OKLAhOMA * W 5-3 CLEMSOn † W 6-1 OKLAhOMA * L 2-5 vs. texas & L 1-5 RP Jeff Mandel OKLAhOMA * W 6-2 vs. Oregon State (10) & W 4-3 (4-0, 1.91 ERA, 66.0 IP, 27 K) hOuStOn L 3-9 vs. tulane & W 8-7 KAnSAS StAtE * W 8-3 vs. texas & L 3-4 KAnSAS StAtE * W 11-3 RP Ryan LaMotta KAnSAS StAtE * W 8-4 * - Big 12 Conference games (5-2, 7 Sv, 2.15 ERA, 79.2 IP, 82 K) at ut Arlington L 0-2 ! - Minute Maid Park Classic, houston, texas at Kansas * W 8-4 $ - Big 12 tournament, Oklahoma City, Okla. at Kansas * W 13-2 % - nCAA Waco Regional, Waco, texas RP Abe Woody at Kansas * W 3-2 † - nCAA Waco Super Regional, Waco, texas (10-3, 11 Sv, 2.58 ERA, 66.1 IP, 41 K) & - College World Series, Omaha, neb.

71 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM ncaa reGIonal appearances 1948 1993 western reGIonal south reGIonal Merchants park • denver, colo. alex box stadIuM • baton rouGe, la. June 16 uSC 8, Baylor 0 May 27 Baylor 4, Kent 1 June 17 Baylor 13, Colorado State 4 May 28 South Alabama 9, Baylor 3 June 18 Baylor 9, Oklahoma State 8 May 29 LSu 13, Baylor 6 June 19 uSC 16, Baylor 3 Baylor returned to postseason play in 1993 by upsetting host Texas Baylor made its first-ever regional appearance in 1948. The Bears twice to claim the Southwest Conference Tournament championship. finished third in the Southwest Conference that season, but were selected The Bears won their 10th straight game in round one of the regional, for the NCAA Western Regional after SWC champ Texas and runner-up beating Kent 4-1. The streak came to an end the following day, however, Texas A&M each declined the invitation. when South Alabama beat Baylor 9-3. Eventual national champion LSU finished off the Bears’ season one day later with a 13-6 victory. 1977 1998 south central reGIonal south I reGIonal arlInGton stadIuM • arlInGton, texas Mckethan FIeld • GaInesvIlle, Fla. May 26 Baylor 10, new Orleans 1 May 21 Richmond 12, Baylor 10 May 27 Miami (Ohio) 7, Baylor 3 May 22 Baylor 10, Florida 5 May 28 Baylor 7, new Orleans 1 May 23 illinois 8, Baylor 7 [13] May 28 Baylor 12, Miami (Ohio) 7 May 29 Baylor 2, Miami (Ohio) 0 In 1998, head coach Steve Smith led his Bears to an NCAA tournament berth in just his fourth season. With a rotation bolstered by future first- Led by All-America shortstop Steve Macko, the Bears came back round draft picks Kip Wells and Jason Jennings and a slugging line-up through the losers bracket to take the 1977 South Central Regional title led by All-American Charley Carter, the Bears finished second in the Big and advance to the College World Series for the first time. 12 Conference and were sent to Florida for NCAA regional action. After pounding New Orleans 10-1 in the first game, Baylor lost to Miami Baylor blew a 9-0 lead against underdog Richmond in the first game (Ohio) 7-3. Facing elimination, the Bears beat New Orleans again (7-1) and and eventually lost 12-10. The Bears rebounded to beat the host Gators, Miami (Ohio) twice (12-7, 2-0) to advance to the CWS. John Schott and 10-5, but saw their season end when Illinois scored an unearned run in Jaime Cocanower combined to shutout the RedHawks in the title game. the bottom of the 13th inning to beat Baylor 8-7.

1978 1999 south central reGIonal waco reGIonal arlInGton stadIuM • arlInGton, texas baylor ballpark • waco, texas May 19 Baylor 3, Mississippi State 0 May 28 Baylor 7, Eastern illinois 3 May 21 Baylor 3, texas-Pan American 2 [10] May 29 Baylor 6, Minnesota 4 May 22 Baylor 6, Mississippi State 3 May 30 Baylor 22, Minnesota 4 Despite the loss of three all-conference performers from the previous waco super reGIonal year, the 1978 Bears swept through the Southwest Conference baylor ballpark • waco, texas Tournament to land a spot in the regional, then swept through the June 4 Oklahoma State 18, Baylor 11 regional to earn a second straight CWS appearance. June 5 Baylor 17, Oklahoma State 7 Playing without injured staff ace Burl Coker, the Bears still found June 6 Oklahoma State 6, Baylor 2 enough pitching to beat Mississippi State (3-0), UT-Pan Am (3-2 in 10 innings) and Mississippi State again (6-3). Hosting an NCAA Regional for the first time, the Bears took advantage Fritz Connally earned tournament MVP honors, thanks to a 7-for-14 of playing at home (albeit in an unfinished Baylor Ballpark) to advance to performance with four RBI. Seven other Bears joined Connally on the all- the Super Regional in the first year of the extra round. tournament team. In each of the first two games, Baylor rallied from behind to win (7-3 vs. Eastern Illinois, 6-4 vs. Minnesota). The Golden Gophers battled back 1991 to face Baylor again in the championship game, but with no pitching left, Baylor blasted Minnesota 22-6. MIdwest reGIonal eck stadIuM-tyler FIeld • wIchIta, kan. The Bears also hosted their Super Regional against Big 12 foe Oklahoma May 24 California 8, Baylor 3 State. The Cowboys rocked Baylor ace Jason Jennings in game one and May 25 Wichita State 13, Baylor 7 won going away, 18-11. Baylor turned the tables in game two, pounding OSU 17-7. In the decisive game three, the Bears held a 2-0 lead through In 1991, an untimely series of injuries prevented the Bears from taking seven innings before OSU rallied to win 6-2 and advance to the CWS. better advantage of their first NCAA postseason action in 13 years. hIstory Three Baylor pitchers, including first-round draft pick Scott Ruffcorn, entered the regional nursing sore arms. Unable to depend on those pitchers, the Bears’ postseason stay was shortened to an 8-3 loss against California and a 13-7 setback to host school and top-ranked Wichita State.

72 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL ncaa reGIonal appearances 2000 2003 waco reGIonal hattIesburG reGIonal baylor ballpark • waco, texas pete taylor park • hattIesburG, MIss. May 26 texas State 6, Baylor 0 May 30 Baylor 7, Murray State 6 May 27 Florida 10, Baylor 1 May 31 Baylor 10, Southern 3 June 1 Baylor 3, Southern Miss 2 After claiming their first outright conference title in 77 years, the Bears hosted a regional for the second straight season. baton rouGe super reGIonal Baylor entered the Waco Regional as the favorite, ranked fifth in the alex box stadIuM • baton rouGe, la. nation. No. 4 seed Texas State surprised the Bears, however, as Bobcat ace June 6 Baylor 4, LSu 1 Blake Williams (a 2000 first-round draft pick) shut out Baylor for a 6-0 win. June 7 LSu 6, Baylor 5 In game two, Florida got revenge for the Bears’ win in 1998 with a 10-1 June 8 LSu 20, Baylor 5 victory, knocking the home team out of its own regional. The Bears’ season Baylor won three close regional games to advance to a Super Regional ended as the Gators scored in six of the first seven innings to rout Baylor. for the second time in program history, then suffered heartbreak, getting within six outs of the College World Series before falling short. 2001 In Hattiesburg, an unearned eighth-inning run completed a three-run houston reGIonal comeback for Baylor in a 7-6 win over Murray State in game one. The next recklInG park • houston, texas day, the Bears broke open a 3-3 game with seven runs over the final three May 25 Baylor 7, houston 1 innings to beat national player of the year Rickie Weeks and Southern 10-3. May 26 Baylor 11, Rice 10 In Sunday’s finale, Baylor rallied for three unearned runs in the eighth May 27 Rice 7, Baylor 4 to beat host Southern Miss 3-2. Tournament Most Outstanding Player May 28 Rice 5, Baylor 4 David Murphy drove in two with a game-tying double, and Josh Ford The Bears opened play with a 7-1 win over Houston, but fell behind followed with a bloop single that scored Murphy with the go-ahead run. early to host Rice. Baylor trailed the Owls 9-0 after seven innings, but the Moving to Baton Rouge, Baylor won game one 4-1 behind Steven Bears scored five runs in the eighth and six runs in the ninth for perhaps White’s stellar outing and carried a 5-4 lead into the eighth Saturday the most exciting win in Baylor baseball history. before back-to-back homers propelled the Tigers to a 6-5 win. The wheels Rice won its elimination game against UT-Arlington, creating a all came off on Sunday, as LSU scored 17 unanswered runs in the middle rematch against Baylor with the Bears just needing to beat the Owls once innings en route to a 20-5 win. more to advance to the Super Regional. In the first championship game, Rice beat Baylor 7-4, but the Bears looked to be on their way with a 4-2 2005 lead headed to the bottom of the ninth in the final game. The Owls, waco reGIonal however, scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth off the Baylor baylor ballpark • waco, texas bullpen to steal a 5-4 win and send the Bears home early once more. June 4 Baylor 8, utSA 3 June 5 Baylor 8, tCu 3 2002 June 6 Baylor 4, Stanford 3 (12) austIn reGIonal waco super reGIonal dIsch-Falk FIeld • austIn, texas baylor ballpark • waco, texas May 31 Baylor 4, Lamar 2 June 11 Clemson 4, Baylor 2 June 1 texas 10, Baylor 8 June 12 Baylor 7, Clemson 1 June 1 Baylor 10, Lamar 9 June 13 Baylor 6, Clemson 1 June 2 texas 2, Baylor 0 Backed by a dominant pitching staff and some timely hitting, the Bears The Bears made their way to the teams’ third regional championship returned to the NCAA Tournament after a one-year absence and rolled to game in four years, but in the end Texas proved to be too much. Baylor the program’s first College World Series appearance since 1978. Five defeated Lamar twice in the regional but lost twice to the Longhorns as different Bears recorded wins on the hill as the Baylor staff recorded a host Texas advanced and eventually won the national championship. 2.21 ERA (compared to its opponents’ 5.33 mark) and held the opposition In game one, Baylor scored four runs in the seventh inning to come to a .255 batting average en route to the school’s third CWS trip ever. from behind and beat Lamar, 4-2. Baylor lost to Texas in the first winners’ Seeded fourth nationally in the 64-team field, Baylor earned home field bracket game, 10-8, as the Longhorns scored three runs in the sixth and advantage for the Waco Regional and quickly dispatched of regional rivals four in the seventh for the win. A two-out steal of home on a trick play by Texas-San Antonio and TCU. In the regional championship game against Tim Hartshorn gave Baylor a 10-9 win over Lamar Saturday in the hIstory Stanford, the Bears’ Seth Fortenberry slugged a solo home run in the top elimination game. Baylor starter Sean Walker, a true freshman, allowed of the ninth inning to tie the game, before Jeff Mandel’s solo homer in the the two runs over 6.1 innings in a tough-luck loss, as Texas won the 12th gave Baylor a 4-3 victory and their third-ever Super Regional trip. championship game 2-0. Hosting a Super Regional for the first time since 1999, sixth-ranked Baylor left 14 men on base and dropped the series opener to 13th-ranked Clemson, 4-2. The Bears bounced back to take the series’ second game 7-1 behind Mark McCormick’s 10-strikeout, six-hit gem. With a trip to the CWS on the line and the score tied 1-1 in the fourth inning of game three, Baylor’s Kevin Sevigny delivered a three-run double that proved to be the difference in the game as the Bears went on to defeat Clemson 6-1 and advance to the CWS.

73 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM ncaa reGIonal appearances 2006 2009 houston reGIonal baton rouGe reGIonal recklInG park • houston, texas alex box stadIuM • baton rouGe, la. June 3 Baylor 3, Arizona State 2 May 29 Baylor 5, Minnesota 0 June 4 Rice 7, Baylor 2 May 30 LSu 3, Baylor 2 (10) June 4 Baylor 7, Arizona State 2 May 31 Minnesota 15, Baylor 12 June 5 Rice 7, Baylor 4 After dropping 10 consecutive conference games to end the 2009 Despite losing five position starters, two weekend starters and the season, the Bears’ hopes of making a regional seemed bleak. However, in closer from its 2005 College World Series team, the Bears reached the the first game of the Big 12 Championship, Baylor rallied from an early championship game of the NCAA Houston Regional. It was the fifth four-run deficit to defeat No. 5 Texas. The Bears added another win over consecutive regional in which Baylor reached the championship game. Kansas, and that was enough to earn Baylor a berth in the NCAA Baton The weekend at got off to an ominous start as the Rouge Regional. Bears’ opening game against 16th-ranked Arizona State, a team that took The Bears would play all three games at the Baton Rouge Regional two of three in a weekend series at Baylor Ballpark in late February, was against a pair of ranked teams. In the opener against No. 21 Minnesota, suspended due to rain with a runner on first and no outs in the top of the Willie Kempf turned in 6.0 shutout innings and the Bears rolled to a 5-0 second. Ryan LaMotta, who relieved starter Cory VanAllen when play win. No. 2 LSU knocked off Southern, setting up a Saturday showdown resumed the next day, held Arizona State to a pair of runs, one earned, on with Baylor. eight hits and a walk with eight strikeouts in Baylor’s 3-2 victory. Nearly 10,000 fans packed the brand new Alex Box Stadium to watch LaMotta provided Baylor one the most dramatic moments in the the Bears and Tigers battle for a spot in the regional final. LSU’s Anthony program’s history. Making his school-record tying 111th career Ranaudo struck out 14 batters in 9.0 innings, but it would take extra appearance, LaMotta waved off head coach Steve Smith with a 3-1 lead, innings to determine a winner. LSU took advantage of a pair of Kendal the bases loaded and one out as the skipper began to make his way to the Volz walks to start to top of the 10th and plated the game-winning run on mound for the second time in the bottom of the ninth. LaMotta got a Austin Nola’s RBI single, sending the Bears to an elimination game in a sacrifice fly and a strikeout to end the game, the last in his Baylor career. rematch with the Golden Gophers. Baylor dropped a 7-2 decision the following day to host Rice, the Jon Ringenberg settled down after allowing two runs in the first inning nation’s No. 2 overall seed. The Bears had to rebound and face Arizona against Minnesota, and the Bears held a 5-2 lead after six frames. State again immediately following the Rice loss in 100-degree heat. However, Ringenberg ran into trouble in the seventh, and the bullpen Beamer Weems’ three-run homer in the third erased a 2-1 Sun Devils’ allowed 10 runs in the final two innings to send the Bears to their final at- lead, and the Bears never trailed again en route to a 7-2 victory. However, bat trailing 15-5. After hits from each of the first five batters in the bottom Rice ended Baylor’s season the following afternoon. of the ninth plated two runs and loaded the bases, Kenton Gedwed delivered a pinch-hit Grand Slam to cut the deficit to 15-11. Ben Booker 2007 added a RBI single, but the rally fell short, ending the Bears’ season. houston reGIonal recklInG park • houston, texas 2010 June 1 tCu 3, Baylor 2 Fort worth reGIonal June 2 Baylor 9, Prairie View A&M 2 lupton stadIuM • Fort worth, texas June 3 tCu 10, Baylor 5 June 4 Arizona 10, Baylor 9 June 5 Baylor 6, Lamar 4 Baylor fielded its youngest team in a decade in 2007, and it showed on June 6 Baylor 4, Arizona 2 several occasions throughout the regular season. However, the Bears June 6 tCu 9, Baylor 0 caught fire in May, sweeping Kansas State in the final Big 12 Conference series and posting victories over 21st-ranked Missouri, 11th-ranked Needing one win on the last weekend of the conference season to Oklahoma State and Oklahoma to reach the program’s sixth Big 12 secure a spot in the Big 12 Championship, the Bears rallied from three Championship title game in the event’s first 11 years. A loss to 17th- runs down in the ninth inning to beat Oklahoma State in the series ranked Texas A&M in the title game did not keep Baylor from making its opener. That win got the Bears going, as they went on to sweep OSU and ninth NCAA Regional appearance in 10 years. win all three games in pool play before falling in the title game at the Big The NCAA Houston Regional field was a familiar one for Baylor as the 12 Championship. Bears had faced each of the other three teams during the regular season, The strong finish to the season was enough to earn the Bears the No. 2 splitting two games against TCU, defeating Prairie View A&M once and seed at the NCAA Fort Worth Regional. dropping two games to host Rice. In the opener, four errors proved costly as they led to five unearned TCU broke a 1-1 tie with a pair of solo home runs in the bottom of the runs, helping Arizona take a 10-4 lead to the ninth inning. The Bears seventh. Beamer Weems’ leadoff home run in the ninth pulled the Bears rallied for five runs but left the potential tying run on third base when to within one run, and Baylor went on to load the bases in the frame. Raynor Campbell hit a sharp liner to Arizona right fielder Steve Selsky. However, Ben Booker struck out in a nine-pitch at-bat to give the Frogs a With the Bears facing elimination against Lamar the followin day, Jon hIstory 3-2 victory. After defeating Prairie View A&M 9-2 in an elimination Ringenberg allowed just one run in 5.2 innings, helping Baylor take a 4-1 game, Baylor had another chance against TCU. The Bears led 5-3 entering lead through six frames. Max Muncy’s two-run single extended the Bears’ the ninth inning, but the Frogs scored seven runs in the final frame for a lead, which would prove to be crucial as Joey Latulippe hit a three-run 10-5 victory. homer in the bottom of the ninth to cut the Baylor lead to 6-4. Brooks Pinckard moved from center field to the mound and got the final two outs to notch his 11th save of the season. In a rematch with Arizona, Willie Kempf turned in one of the most impressive outings of the season, striking out eight without issuing a walk in 8.0 innings of work. After giving up a two-run double in the second, Kempf allowed only two hits to the next 23 batters he faced. Landis Ware’s eighth-inning sacrifice fly broke a 2-2 tie and proved to be the game-winner, as Pinckard worked a scoreless ninth to earn another save and send the Bears on to the championship round. Facing No. 6 TCU on its home field, Craig Fritsch allowed four runs in 6.2 innings while striking out eight, but the Baylor offense was held to four hits, and the Bears’ season ended with a 9-0 loss.

74 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL ncaa reGIonal appearances 2011 2012 houston reGIonal waco reGIonal recklInG park • houston, texas baylor ballpark • waco, texas June 3 Baylor 6, California 4 June 1 Oral Roberts 4, Baylor 2 June 4 Baylor 3, Rice 2 June 2 Baylor 11, ut Arlington 6 June 5 California 8, Baylor 0 June 3 Baylor 5, Oral Roberts 2 June 6 California 9, Baylor 8 June 3 Baylor 9, Dallas Baptist 2 June 4 Baylor 8, Dallas Baptist 2 Baylor closed the regular season on a tear with wins in its last three series, including its first series win at Nebraska since 1997, winning two waco super reGIonal of three at No. 19 Oklahoma State and a walk-off win to clinch the series baylor ballpark • waco, texas against No. 13 Oklahoma. The strong finish was enough for the Bears to June 9 Baylor 8, Arkansas 1 secure the No. 2 seed in the NCAA Houston Regional hosted by No. 8 June 10 Arkansas 5, Baylor 4 national seed Rice. June 11 Arkansas 1, Baylor 0 (10) Logan Verrett turned in a solid outing to win the opener against Baylor won its third Big 12 regular season championship and hosted its California, 6-4. The following day, Josh Turley threw 135 pitches and first regional since 2005 by earning the No. 4 national seed. allowed one earned run in a 3-2 complete game victory against Rice to The Bears dropped the opener to Oral Roberts, forcing them into four push the Bears into the championship round. must-win games over the following three days to keep their season going. California fought off Rice in an elimination game to setup a nightcap Baylor faced UT Arlington in the first of those four games, and UTA rematch with Baylor. Brooks Pinckard allowed only one run in 6.0 had a 5-4 lead heading to the sixth inning. Max Garner came on in relief innings, but the Bears couldn’t plate a run against Cal and eventually fell, and held UTA scoreless over the next three innings, and Baylor rallied 8-0, to setup a winner-take-all game on Monday. with seven runs to eliminate the Mavericks. Cal took an early 1-0 lead, but the Bears broke out for six runs in the In a rematch with Oral Roberts, Logan Vick’s two-run single erased an fourth to move in front 6-1. Max Garner worked 5.1 innings in relief of early 1-0 deficit, and Tyler Bremer pitched 6.0 solid innings before starter Jon Ringenberg, and the Bears held an 8-5 lead heading to the Crayton Bare came on to close out the game with 2.1 shutout innings. bottom of the ninth after Verrett came on to get the final out in the eighth. After a two-hour break, the Bears returned to action against Dallas A pair of errors gave Cal life, and the Golden Bears loaded the bases Baptist with freshman Austin Stone starting on the mound. Stone worked with one out trailing, 8-7. Verrett struck out the next batter and was a 5.1 no-hit innings, with the help of Dan Evatt robbing a two-run homer strike away from escaping the jam when Devon Rodriguez hit a 1-2 pitch with a leaping catch over the left-field wall, and the Bears cruised to a 9-2 into right field for a game-winning two-run single. win to setup a winner-take-all rematch the following day. Jake Miller, Pinckard, Turley and Logan Vick were named to the all- DBU took an early 1-0 lead, but the Bears scored three runs in the tournament team. second, and that would prove to be enough. Josh Turley, who was starting on two days rest after starting the regional opener vs. ORU, held the Patriots to two runs in 4.0 innings, and Dillon Newman took care of the rest, allowing only one hit over 5.0 shutout innings of relief. Stone, Josh Ludy, Lawton Langford, Jake Miller, Cal Towey and Evatt were named to the all-tournament team, and Evatt was named Most Outstanding Player. Baylor’s Super Regional against Arkansas got off to a great start, as Vick crushed two-run homers in each of his first two at-bats, and Trent Blank allowed one run over 8.0 innings to give the Bears an 8-1 win and move them one victory away from their fourth trip to Omaha. The Bears used a three-run fifth inning to take a 4-3 lead against the Razorbacks in game two, and Turley held the lead until turning the ball over to the bullpen in the eighth inning. Arkansas loaded the bases with one out in the ninth, and Garner induced a potential game-ending double-play grounder, but it slipped through Miller’s hands, allowing the Razorbacks to tie the game. Arkansas went on to win 5-4, forcing a third game. Bremer started on the mound and pitched 9.0 shutout innings, but the Bears couldn’t plate a run, and Arkansas scored on a two-out single in the 10th hand the Bears a 1-0 season-ending loss. hIstory

75 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM conFerence chaMpIonshIps 1923 southwest conFerence 1966 southwest conFerence 2000 bIG 12 conFerence Two years after finishing fifth of five teams in After a 15-game conference schedule, four With Nebraska’s Big 12 Conference schedule the SWC, Baylor posted a 13-5 league record and teams were tied atop the Southwest Conference already complete, Baylor entered a May 12-14 edged second-place SMU by percentage points standings. Baylor, TCU, Texas and Texas A&M weekend series at Kansas State knowing two for the program’s first conference championship. all finished the 1966 season at 9-6 in league play wins would give the Bears their first out-right The Bears started the season 1-3 in conference and shared the conference championship. conference championship in 77 years. play, splitting two games with TCU before being The Bears actually finished the season 8-6-1 Entering the weekend, Baylor (20-7) found swept by SMU. However, a 9-3 victory April 13 due to a 5-5 tie March 26 at Rice in a game that itself percentage points ahead of the Huskers against Rice sparked a nine-game SWC winning was suspended due to darkness. However, the (21-9) and two games up in the loss column. streak for Baylor. That run put the Bears into the league office determined that Baylor could not be The Bears wasted no time capturing the title, driver’s seat in the conference standings heading penalized for tie and was therefore rewarded a winning each of the first two games of the into the final four games of the season — two at victory for purposes of the conference standings. series. Baylor then completed the sweep of the Texas and two against the Longhorns in Waco. Baylor had a chance to win the SWC outright, Wildcats the following day. Texas blanked the Bears 7-0 in the first hosting its final five games. The Bears blanked Baylor sent Chad Hawkins to the mound for Austin meeting and then edged Baylor 3-2 the Rice 1-0 and 2-0 in the first two, respectively, the Friday night start. The All-American next day. That put the pressure on the Bears to but the Owls got the better of the Bruins in the pitched his seventh complete game of the win both games at home later that week. Baylor series finale 2-0. However, Baylor bounced back season, holding Kansas State to three runs on did just that, defeating Texas 6-2 and 5-3. four days later, sweeping a doubleheader eight hits and a walk with seven strikeouts. The 1923 season featured an expanded SWC. against SMU 2-1 and 7-3. Meanwhile, the Baylor bats exploded for back- After Arkansas joined the league in 1922, TCU While the SWC recognized Baylor, TCU, to-back five-run frames in the third and fourth and Oklahoma State began playing baseball in Texas and Texas A&M as co-champions, the innings and the Bears never looked back. the league in 1923. Four Bears earned All-SWC SWC representative in the NCAA Tournament The next day, Kyle Evans took the mound for honors in 1923: pitchers Carl Freeze and Ted was determined by a coin flip, won by Texas. the Bears. However, this time Baylor fell behind Lyons, third baseman F.B. Strickland and Baylor was shunned in the hardwood early as the Wildcats erased a 2-0 BU lead with outfielder Roy Williamson. department; no Bears received All-SWC honors. a three-spot in the third. K-State added two runs in the fifth, stretching its lead to 5-2. 1923 southwest conFerence FInal standInGs 1966 southwest conFerence FInal standInGs Baylor answered in the late innings, though, swc pct. all pct. swc pct. all pct. scoring two runs in the seventh and three in the baylor 13-5 .721 18-6 .750 baylor 9-6 .600 18-9 .643 eighth en route to a 7-5 title-clinching victory. SMu 14-6 .700 16-10 .615 tCu 9-6 .600 21-9 .700 Freshman Chris Durbin ripped a pinch-hit two- texas 10-8 .556 20-8 .714 texas 9-6 .600 24-9 .727 run double to put the Bears ahead 7-5 — a texas A&M 9-8 .529 9-12 .429 texas A&M 9-6 .600 20-8 .700 foretaste of a storied career to come. National Rice 3-7 .300 4-9 .308 Rice 5-10 .333 14-11 .560 Freshman of the Year Zane Carlson struck out Arkansas 2-5 .286 5-11 .313 SMu 4-11 .267 11-16 .407 tCu 2-10 .167 13-11 .542 the side in the ninth to close the game. Oklahoma State 1-5 .167 8-6 .571 The title was especially sweet considering how the conference season started for the Bears. At 18-5 entering Big 12 play, the Bears were swept in a three-game series at Texas Tech. However, Baylor did not lose consecutive conference games the rest of the way, going 23- 4 in league play from that point, winning nine consecutive series and sweeping Nebraska, Iowa State, Kansas and Kansas State. Baylor won its first three games of the Big 12 Tournament, defeating Texas A&M 12-3, Texas 3-2 and Texas Tech 10-1. However, the Huskers got the best of the Bears in the championship game, winning 10-1. Seven Bears earned All-Big 12 honors: pitchers Zane Carlson, Kyle Evans and Chad Hawkins, and outfielder Jaime Bubela were first-team picks, while catcher Kelly Shoppach, second baseman Preston Underdown and shortstop Jace Brewer were second-team hIstory selections. 2000 bIG 12 conFerence FInal standInGs bIG 12 pct. all pct. baylor 23-7 .767 45-17 .726 nebraska 21-9 .700 51-17 .750 Oklahoma 20-10 .667 41-23 .641 texas 19-10 .655 46-21 .687 texas tech 18-12 .600 36-26 .581 Oklahoma State 14-13 .519 36-22 .621 Missouri 13-14 .481 33-24 .579 texas A&M 11-19 .367 23-35 .397 Kansas 10-20 .333 25-30 .455 iowa State 7-23 .233 19-37 .339 Kansas Sate 5-24 .172 19-32 .373

76 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL conFerence chaMpIonshIps 2005 bIG 12 conFerence 2012 bIG 12 conFerence Baylor defeated Missouri 7-5 in the series opener but dropped the next Baylor clinched the 2012 Big 12 regular season championship before it two games against the Tigers in the season’s final weekend. Meanwhile, lost its first conference game. The Bears started league play with a Big 12- Nebraska swept Kansas State. That created a tie atop the Big 12 record 18-game conference winning streak, sweeping each of their first six Conference standings as the Bears and the Huskers shared the 2005 series en route to posting the second-best conference record by any team conference title at 19-8. in the league’s 17-year history. The Bears’ push to the league title began in the first weekend of conference Baylor’s 18-game conference winning streak was part of a 24-game play with a sweep of top-ranked Texas for the first time since 1998. After a 3- overall winning streak that was also a Big 12 record. The Bears began 2 win at Disch-Falk Field in the series opener, the Bears posted wins of 9-1 conference play with three consecutive series at Baylor Ballpark, and 4-3 over the Longhorns at Baylor Ballpark. Baylor dropped two of three sweeping Texas Tech, Kansas and Oklahoma State. The Bears had to rally the following weekend at Oklahoma State but rebounded to take two of to complete the third consecutive sweep, as OSU took a 4-3 lead in the three against Oklahoma at home the next weekend. The Bears then posted top of the 13th inning of the series finale, but Josh Turley’s pinch-hit back-to-back sweeps at home against Kansas State and at Kansas. single gave the Bears a 5-4 win and pushed their Big 12 record to 9-0. That set the stage for a showdown of the conference’s top two teams in Baylor headed to Missouri for its first conference road series, and after the league standings as Baylor traveled to Nebraska. The Huskers took winning the first two games, the Bears trailed 6-2 heading to the sixth the opener, but the Bears responded with a 4-1 victory Saturday inning. A four-run outburst tied the game, and Baylor took a 10-6 lead with afternoon. In Sunday’s finale, Baylor led 3-2 before the Huskers got back- four more runs in the top of the seventh. With a travel curfew looming, a to-back solo home runs in the fifth to take the series. heavy downpour of rain started in the bottom of the seventh, and the game The Bears then took two of three at home against Texas Tech and would’ve ended in a 6-6 tie had the teams not been able to finish the swept Texas A&M. That gave Baylor a two-game lead entering the inning. The teams were able to stay on the field and complete the seventh season’s final weekend. and eighth innings before the game ended with a 12-7 Baylor win. In the series opener against Missouri, Baylor pounced on Big 12 The sweep of Missouri launched the Bears from No. 16 to No. 8 in the Conference Pitcher of the Year Max Scherzer for three runs in the first Baseball America poll. Baylor headed to Kansas State for another road series, inning. The Bears sent Scherzer to the showers with two more runs in the and the Bears’ streak nearly ended in the second game, as K-State took a fifth. Meanwhile, Mark McCormick racked up a career-high 12 strikeouts 10-9 lead heading to the seventh inning. Yet again, the Bears rallied, en route to his third Big 12 Pitcher of the Week honor of the season. putting up five runs in the seventh and holding on for a 14-12 win. After Missouri got a run in the top of the seventh, the Bears added a pair In the series finale in Manhattan, Baylor fell behind 5-1 in the third and of insurance runs in the bottom of the frame. Those runs proved to be the 9-7 in the seventh, but Josh Ludy’s third home run of the game put the difference as the Tigers got four runs in the eighth to pull within two runs. Bears back in front 10-9. The teams ended up going to extra innings tied Ryan LaMotta retired the game’s final five batters to give the Bears at least a at 11-11, and Michael Howard delivered a two-out game-winning homer share of the conference title. in the 12th. Missouri’s late-inning rally in Friday night’s game was a precursor for the The following weekend was the final Big 12 edition of the “Battle of the rest of the weekend. The Tigers jumped out to an early 4-0 lead in Saturday’s Brazos,” and it paired the No. 6 Bears against No. 2 Texas A&M. In the game and held on for a 7-3 victory. Baylor led 3-1 through seven innings in opening game in College Station, BU trailed 3-2 in the eighth, but Logan Sunday’s finale, but the Tigers scored six runs in the eighth and added three Vick’s two-run single provided the winning runs as the Bears won 5-3. in the ninth for a 10-4 victory. A Baylor Ballpark record crowd of 5,911 turned out to watch the McCormick, LaMotta and Zach Dillon earned first-team All-Big 12 second game of the series, and the Bears again came up big as Max honors. Josh Ford and Cory VanAllen were named second team, while Muncy’s sacrifice fly in the fifth provided the game’s only run. Trent Reid Brees, Michael Griffin, Trey Taylor and Abe Woody earned Blank worked 8.0 shutout innings to earn the win and clinch the series. honorable mention honors. In Sunday’s series finale, Ludy fouled off 10 straight pitches before delivering a two-run homer on the 14th pitch of his at-bat in the first 2005 bIG 12 conFerence FInal standInGs inning. A&M rallied to take a 5-4 lead in the sixth, but Dan Evatt delivered bIG 12 pct. all pct. a game-winning two-run single. Max Garner closed out the win to become baylor 19-8 .704 46-24 .657 the first Baylor pitcher to save all three games of a Big 12 series. nebraska 19-8 .704 57-15 .792 The sweep of A&M launched the Bears to No. 1 in the Collegiate Baseball texas 16-10 .615 56-16 .778 poll, giving the program its first-ever No. 1 national ranking. Baylor’s Big Missouri 16-11 .593 40-23 .635 12 title was clinched before they would take the field again, as Texas’ loss Oklahoma 14-13 .519 35-26 .574 on May 5 assured the Bears could not be topped in the standings. Oklahoma State 12-15 .444 34-25 .576 Baylor suffered a pair of one-run losses at Oklahoma before the Kansas 11-15 .423 36-28 .563 Sooners completed a sweep, but the Bears bounced back to win two of texas tech 9-16 .360 34-25 .576 hIstory three against Texas to finish Big 12 play with a 20-4 record. texas A&M 9-18 .333 30-25-1 .545 Ludy was named Big 12 Player of the Year, Nathan Orf earned Kansas Sate 8-19 .296 30-25 .545 Newcomer of the Year and Steve Smith was tabbed Coach of the Year. The Bears had a school-record 11 all-Big 12 honorees and seven first-team selections. Garner, Lawton Langford, Ludy, Muncy, Orf, Turley and Vick earned first-team honors, Blank and Cal Towey were named second team and Evatt and Joey Hainsfurther picked up honorable mentions. 2012 bIG 12 conFerence FInal standInGs bIG 12 pct. all pct. baylor 20-4 .833 49-17 .742 texas A&M 16-8 .667 43-18 .705 texas 14-10 .583 30-22 .577 Oklahoma 13-10 .565 42-25 .637 Oklahoma State 13-11 .542 32-25 .561 Missouri 10-14 .417 33-28 .542 Kansas 7-16 .304 24-34 .414 Kansas State 7-17 .292 27-31 .466 texas tech 7-17 .292 29-26 .527

77 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM conFerence tournaMents 1977 southwest conFerence 1986 southwest conFerence 1996 southwest conFerence 1999 bIG 12 conFerence dIsch-Falk FIeld austIn, texas olsen FIeld colleGe statIon, texas dan law FIeld lubbock, texas brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty tournaMent chaMpIons May 16 May 15 May 19 May 19 baylor 13, texas 5 tcu 12, baylor 5 baylor 2, Missouri 0 baylor 3, texas 2 Baylor 100 060 060 13 13 2 Baylor 020 100 200 5 12 2 Missouri 000 000 000 011 Baylor 000 002 100 381 texas 100 200 200 5 11 3 tCu 140 114 10x 12 14 2 Baylor 000 200 00 251 texas 000 000 200 271 WP: Beatty. LP: Swindell. WP: Wallace. LP: Wells. WP: Jennings. LP: Stine. WP: Schaeffer. LP: Brizzolara. May 18 May 17 May 20 May 20 texas a&M 8, baylor 0 baylor 8, texas a&M 1 baylor 8, texas 2 baylor 2, texas a&M 1 texas A&M 013 013 000 8 15 0 texas A&M 000 001 000 181 Baylor 000 115 010 8 11 0 texas A&M 000 001 000 171 Baylor 000 000 000 022 Baylor 002 402 00x 8 15 1 texas 010 000 010 273 Baylor 000 001 100 271 WP: Fry. LP: gummelt. WP: Lambert. LP: Mitchell. WP: Scott. LP: Dunn. WP: Bickham. LP: thurmond. May 19 May 18 May 22 May 22 texas a&M 7, baylor 6 texas tech 10, baylor 4 baylor 9, Missouri 2 baylor 7, texas 0 Baylor 220 020 000 6 11 2 texas tech 010 134 100 10 11 0 Baylor 003 230 010 9 10 1 Baylor 220 000 003 780 texas A&M 100 010 50x 7 13 1 Baylor 100 010 020 4 10 6 Missouri 010 100 000 282 texas 000 000 000 061 WP: Wernig. LP: Beatty. WP: Peck. LP: Marcom. WP: hawkins. LP: Kiler. WP: Cocanower. LP: Brizzolara. 1988 southwest conFerence 1997 bIG 12 conFerence May 23 1978 southwest conFerence GeorGe cole FIeld FayettevIlle, ark. all-sports stadIuM oklahoMa cIty nebraska 4, baylor 3 dIsch-Falk FIeld austIn, texas Baylor 010 200 010 381 tournaMent chaMpIons May 19 May 15 nebraska 013 000 00x 471 baylor 4, texas 2 oklahoma state 11, baylor 8 WP: Fries. LP: Evans. May 12 Baylor 000 102 010 471 Baylor 000 131 003 8 11 4 baylor 1, arkansas 0 texas 000 000 110 283 Oklahoma St. 412 103 00x 11 15 3 2000 bIG 12 conFerence Baylor 1 WP: Combs. LP: Stone. WP: Adkins. LP: Lambert. brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty Arkansas 0 May 20 May 16 May 17 May 13 texas a&M 6, baylor 1 Missouri 9, baylor 8 baylor 12, texas a&M 3 baylor 8, houston 4 texas A&M 003 030 000 683 Baylor 110 110 103 8 13 1 texas A&M 000 200 100 372 Baylor 8 Baylor 100 000 000 183 Missouri 011 101 401 9 12 1 Baylor 010 016 40x 12 13 2 houston 0 WP: Riscen. LP: Aguilar. WP: Jamison. LP: Jennings. WP: hawkins. LP: Ballouli. May 14 May 21 1998 bIG 12 conFerence May 18 baylor 11, houston 3 texas 8, baylor 5 brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty baylor 3, texas 2 houston 3 Baylor 001 100 210 5 11 1 texas 002 000 000 251 Baylor 11 texas 102 002 03x 8 10 2 May 14 Baylor 010 001 001 362 WP: Cantu. LP: Kilgore. baylor 7, Missouri 3 WP: Evans. LP: hale. 1979 southwest conFerence Missouri 010 000 110 390 dIsch-Falk FIeld austIn, texas 1991 southwest conFerence Baylor 001 003 03x 7 13 2 May 20 baylor 10, texas tech 1 May 12 olsen FIeld colleGe statIon, texas WP: Wells. LP: Stine. Baylor 000 500 203 10 12 1 arkansas 6, baylor 1 May 16 May 15 texas tech 000 000 100 161 Baylor 100 000 000 192 texas a&M 9, baylor 3 texas tech 11, baylor 4 WP: Scott. LP: Sellars. Arkansas 000 100 05x 680 Baylor 000 010 002 364 Baylor 010 010 200 4 14 0 WP: Erwin. LP: Roberts. texas A&M 002 032 02x 991 texas tech 321 200 03x 11 14 2 May 21 nebraska 11, baylor 3 May 13 WP: granger. LP: Carpenter. WP: Ward. LP: Jennings. nebraska 102 410 030 11 15 1 texas a&M 2, baylor 1 May 17 May 16 Baylor 000 001 200 360 Baylor 000 000 100 160 tcu 3, baylor 0 texas a&M 8, baylor 5 WP: Wiles. LP: White. texas A&M 000 100 01x 274 tCu 021 000 000 3 13 1 Baylor 020 021 000 594 WP: thurmond. LP: Perlman. Baylor 000 000 000 060 texas A&M 050 020 10x 8 12 2 2001 bIG 12 conFerence WP: Shope. LP: Price. WP: Fossum. LP: Bergman. brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty 1985 southwest conFerence GeorGe cole FIeld FayettevIlle, ark. 1993 southwest conFerence May 16 oklahoma state 18, baylor 4 May 17 dIsch-Falk FIeld austIn, texas

hIstory Oklahoma St. 300 240 720 18 18 2 arkansas 6, baylor 4 tournaMent chaMpIons Baylor 400 000 000 482 Arkansas 001 020 102 6 12 0 May 13 WP: Merrigan. LP: White. Baylor 031 000 000 4 13 0 baylor 6, texas tech 4 WP: Farwell. LP: Beatty. Baylor 201 011 001 6 12 1 May 17 Iowa state 6, baylor 5 May 18 texas tech 110 200 000 482 Baylor 002 300 000 5 11 2 houston 5, baylor 4 WP: Wharton. LP: Driskill. iowa State 110 010 003 6 14 1 Baylor 100 300 000 4 12 0 May 14 WP: twedt. LP: Carlson. houston 000 000 004 541 baylor 9, texas 4 WP: Coker. LP: Dumas. texas 000 102 010 473 Baylor 140 001 03x 9 14 0 WP: Lineweaver. LP: Kjos. May 15 baylor 10, texas 6 Baylor 000 330 310 10 17 0 texas 002 310 000 6 10 1 WP: Bearden. LP: Lummus.

78 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL conFerence tournaMents 2002 bIG 12 conFerence 2005 bIG 12 conFerence 2008 bIG 12 conFerence 2012 bIG 12 conFerence ranGers ballpark arlInGton, texas brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty May 22 May 25 May 21 May 23 nebraska 11, baylor 9 baylor 2, kansas 1 (10 innings) baylor 10, nebraska 4 baylor 11, kansas state 1 Baylor 003 101 400 9 10 1 Kansas 100 000 000 0 150 Baylor 012 001 420 10 90 Kansas State 000 001 0 150 nebraska 041 014 01x 11 15 1 Baylor 010 000 000 1 262 nebraska 000 200 200 472 Baylor 000 333 2 11 14 0 WP: Marsden. LP: theodorakos. WP: Woody. LP: Quick. WP: tolleson. LP: Jennings. WP: turley. LP: Bahramzadeh. May 23 May 26 May 24 kansas state 6, baylor 2 baylor 8, oklahoma state 3 May 23 oklahoma 3, baylor 2 Kansas State 010 301 100 6 10 1 Baylor 005 000 003 8 11 4 oklahoma state 14, baylor 3 Baylor 000 200 000 260 Baylor 000 000 110 2 10 2 Oklahoma St. 200 000 001 381 Oklahoma State 106 102 4 14 18 0 Oklahoma 000 100 101 3 10 3 WP: Smith. LP: J. taylor. WP: taylor. LP: Kronkosky. Baylor 010 200 0 391 WP: Okert. LP: newman. WP: Oliver. LP: Fritsch. 2003 bIG 12 conFerence May 28 May 25 baylor 9, texas 8 May 24 brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty kansas state 3, baylor 2 baylor 11, kansas state 2 Baylor 100 040 220 9 11 2 Baylor 220 101 041 11 11 1 May 21 texas 200 320 100 8 13 1 Baylor 000 002 000 282 Kansas State 000 102 00x 372 Kansas State 000 000 200 274 baylor 11, Missouri 0 (7 innings) WP: Bullock. LP: Jo. Street. WP: Bremer. LP: Youngdahl. Baylor 000 506 0 11 14 0 WP: Murray. LP: Volz. May 29 Missouri 000 000 0 031 May 26 WP: White. LP: hill. nebraska 1, baylor 0 2009 bIG 12 conFerence nebraska 000 001 000 130 brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty oklahoma 7, baylor 2 May 22 Oklahoma 030 130 000 780 Baylor 000 000 000 032 May 20 nebraska 9, baylor 5 WP: Duensing. LP: McCormick. Baylor 000 100 010 271 nebraska 301 010 400 9 10 0 baylor 14, texas 9 WP: gray. LP: hainsfurther. Baylor 201 008 201 14 15 2 Baylor 101 000 030 5 12 0 bIG 12 conFerence 2006 texas 322 000 200 9 14 1 WP: Robertson. LP: Walker. brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty WP: Fritsch. LP: Dicharry. 2013 bIG 12 conFerence May 23 May 24 brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty May 21 baylor 9, Missouri 8 nebraska 3, baylor 2 May 23 Missouri 031 000 400 860 Baylor 000 001 100 280 kansas state 9, baylor 4 Kansas State 200 300 211 9 11 0 oklahoma 2, baylor 0 Baylor 202 302 00x 9 12 5 nebraska 001 000 11x 351 Baylor 000 000 000 031 WP: Pape. LP: Broshuis. WP: Watson. LP: Cassavechia. Baylor 001 000 300 491 WP: Morris. LP: Kempf. Oklahoma 101 000 00x 261 May 24 May 25 WP: gray. LP: newman. baylor 7, nebraska 5 (14 innings) texas 16, baylor 8 May 23 Baylor 100 400 000000 02 7 11 2 texas 140 702 200 16 20 0 baylor 8, kansas 4 May 24 nebraska 000 300 020000 00 582 Baylor 004 201 001 8 10 1 Kansas 004 000 000 481 kansas state 13, baylor 9 WP: Carlson. LP: Sillman. WP: Walker. LP: LaMotta. Baylor 330 100 10x 8 13 0 Kansas State 000 404 005 13 12 3 WP: Fritsch. LP: Ridenhour. Baylor 023 201 010 980 May 24 May 27 WP: Esquivel. LP: Michalec. baylor 6, nebraska 2 baylor 5, texas tech 3 2010 bIG 12 conFerence brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty nebraska 110 000 000 221 Baylor 001 004 000 590 May 25 Baylor 014 001 00x 691 texas tech 001 001 100 3 11 2 May 26 texas tech 8, baylor 2 WP: McCormick. LP: Shirek. WP: VanAllen. LP: hynes. baylor 11, kansas state 8 Baylor 010 010 000 252 Baylor 233 001 110 11 13 0 May 25 bIG 12 conFerence texas tech 001 022 03x 880 2007 Kansas State 100 160 000 8 11 0 texas 10, baylor 8 (10 innings) brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty WP: Withrow. LP: Stone. Baylor 041 010002 0 860 WP: Kempf. LP: Marshall. texas 100 030220 2 10 13 1 May 23 all-tIMe record 40-41 WP: Street. LP: Bullock. baylor 3, oklahoma state 1 May 28 Southwest Conference 12-12 Baylor 000 000 300 371 baylor 8, oklahoma 3 Big 12 Conference 28-29 2004 bIG 12 conFerence Oklahoma State 000 000 100 181 Oklahoma 001 020 000 391 Arlington, texas 2-4 ranGers ballpark arlInGton, texas WP: Mandel. LP: Kent. Baylor 005 001 20x 890 Austin, texas 9-2 May 26 May 25 WP: Fritsch. LP: neal. College Station, texas 1-4 baylor 8, texas tech 3 baylor 10, Missouri 5 Fayetteville, Ark. 1-4 May 29 Baylor 013 020 002 891 Missouri 200 200 100 590 Lubbock, texas 1-2 hIstory texas tech 110 010 000 382 Baylor 300 050 20x 10 15 0 baylor 6, kansas 3 Oklahoma City, Okla. 26-25 WP: taylor. LP: thomas. WP: Linebaugh. LP: Crow. Baylor 120 003 000 681 All-Sports Stadium 0-2 Kansas 000 003 000 3 12 0 Bricktown Ballpark 26-23 May 27 May 26 WP: Ringenberg. LP: Poppe. Missouri 12, baylor 1 (7 innings) baylor 7, oklahoma 6 Opening games 16-10 Missouri 253 001 1 12 14 1 Baylor 202 300 000 793 Southwest Conference 5-4 May 30 Big 12 Conference 11-6 Baylor 000 010 0 150 Oklahoma 000 001 122 6 12 1 texas a&M 5, baylor 3 (10 innings) WP: hill. LP: Walker. WP: Volz. LP: Mottern. title games 3-6 Baylor 010 001 010 0 3 10 0 Southwest Conference 3-0 May 28 May 27 texas A&M 000 000 012 2 5 11 1 Big 12 Conference 0-6 baylor 14, oklahoma 4 (7 innings) texas a&M 14, baylor 6 WP: Stilson. LP: Pinckard. Elimination games 6-14 Oklahoma 040 000 0 462 texas A&M 230 021 420 14 20 0 Southwest Confernece 1-6 Baylor 001 065 2 14 14 2 Baylor 020 030 100 6 13 3 2011 bIG 12 conFerence Big 12 Conference 5-8 WP: Pape. LP: McAuliff. WP: Campfield. LP: Mackey. brIcktown ballpark oklahoMa cIty tournament Format 30-31 May 29 May 25 Pool Play Format 10-10 Missouri 10, baylor 7 oklahoma state 6, baylor 2 Baylor 000 400 300 792 Baylor 002 000 000 2 10 3 Missouri 300 301 30x 10 10 2 Oklahoma State 000 004 02x 661 WP: Alexander. LP: Carlson. WP: herrera. LP: Verrett. May 26 texas 6, baylor 1 texas 000 400 101 6 11 0 Baylor 100 000 000 113 WP: Jungmann. LP: turley. 79 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM no-hItters

JIM rath rod robInson andy beene craIG GuMMelt Jerry arnold bobby stone

JIM rath . rod robInson blaIne beatty . craIG GuMMelt bobby stone . bryan Mccarty baylor 11, austIn colleGe 0 baylor 5, st. Mary’s 0 baylor 6, st. edwards 0 March 5, 1966 • austIn, texas Feb. 16, 1985 • san antonIo, texas Feb. 18, 1987 • waco, texas

Ip hrer bb so baylor ab rhbI st. Mary’s ab rhbI st. edwards ab rhbI baylor ab rhbI Rath 5.0 00013 Dennis, ss 4121 Pawelek, cf 2000 Van horn. ss 3000 Meyer, ss 3110 Robison 2.0 00015 Meyer, 2b 4110 Lutz, ss 3000 Derouen, 2b 2000 McAfee, 2b 3022 Shepherd, rf 3112 henerie, lf 2000 Buckley, cf 3000 Stroth, 2b 0000 Ball, rf 0000 Carullo, dh 2000 Arredia, 1b 1000 hawkins, dh 4010 andy beene Patterson, dh 2110 Brown, 1b 2000 Felan, ph 1000 Malinak, lf, rf 3000 baylor 4, texas tech 0 Malinak, 1b 3011 troutman, 3b 3000 Salazar, dh 2000 huey, cf 4000 March 10, 1979 • waco, texas todd, 3b 2000 Caldwell, rf 3000 nemec, ph 1000 Jarvie, 1b 1000 Douglas, lf 2010 Quiroz, 2b 2000 Cour, c 1000 Wilson B, 1b 1110 Ip hrer bb so huey, cf 3000 Laws, c 2000 Darby, ph 1000 Jones, 3b 4000 Beene 9.0 00058 hawkins, c 3100 Yon, p 0000 Watkins, rf 2000 Yard, c 1200 Beatty, p 0000 gabino, p 0000 Jackson, lf 2000 Wilson t, rf 2111 Jerry arnold gummelt, p 0000 Chesbrough, 3b 2000 Ball. lf 0100 totals 26 574 totals 21 000 Ross, p 0000 Stone, p 0000 baylor 2, tcu 0 Beck, p 0000 McCarty, p 0000 aprIl 3, 1982 • Fort worth, texas harrell, p 0000 totals 21 000 totals 26 663 baylor ab rhbI tcu ab rhbI baylor 203 000 0 — 5 7 1 Woods, ss 3000 herrick, 2b 2000 st. Mary’s 000 000 0 — 0 0 1 Stagner, 2b 4000 Coltage, ss 3000 st. edwards 000 000 0 — 0 0 3 trevathan, c 3110 Barrett, 3b 3000 E — Lutz. DP — Baylor 1, St. Mary’s 1. LOB — Baylor 5, St. Mary’s 4. baylor 030 120 x — 6 6 0 Davis, 1b 3100 houk. dh 3000 2B — Patterson. 3B — Malinak. hR — Shepherd. hBP —none. E — Van horn 2, Cour. DP — none. LOB — St. Edwards 3, Baylor 10. Wood, 3b 2000 Lee, lf 3000 Sh — none. SF — none. SB —Douglass. CS — Malinak. 2B — none. 3B — t. Wilson. hR — none. hBP — B. Wilson. Sh — none. hibbert, lf 3011 Day, c 2000 SF — none. SB —Meyer, Derouen, McAfee. CS — none. hill, rf 3011 Davis, rf 2000 baylor Ip hrer bb k hubenak, dh 2010 twardowski, 1b 2000 Beatty (W, 1-0) 5.0 00033 st. edwards Ip hrer bb k Mack, cf 2000 Wagner, cf 2000 gummelt (S, 1) 2.0 00011 Ross (L, 0-3) 1.2 33121 Arnold, p 0000 Leiss, p 0000 Beck 3.0 13240 st. Mary’s Ip hrer bb k Perlman, p 0000 harrell 1.1 20011 totals 25 242 totals 22 000 Yon (L, 0-1) 2.2 55330 gabino 4.1 20023 baylor Ip hrer bb k Stone (W, 1-0) 5.0 00037 WP —Yon. hB — none. PB — none. t — 2:00 A — 269. McCarty 2.0 00003

baylor 000 101 0 — 2 4 1 WP —none. hB — Beck. PB — none. t — 0:00 A — 135. tcu 000 000 0 — 0 0 1 E — Stagner, Perlman. DP — Baylor 0, tCu 0. LOB — Baylor 8, tCu 2. 2B — trevathan, hibbert. 3B — none. hR — none. hBP — Davis. Sh — none. SF — none. SB — hill, Jeffrey. CS — none.

baylor Ip hrer bb k Arnold (W, 3-5) 7.0 00015

tcu Ip hrer bb k Leiss (L, 2-3) 6.0 42246 hIstory Perlman 1.0 00012

WP — none. hB — Leiss. PB — trevathan. t — 1:55 A — 300.

80 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL no-hItters, cycles

bryan Mccarty dean crow Joe wharton kyle evans cory vanallen zane carlson

dean crow . Joe wharton kyle evans cory vanallen . zane carlson baylor 11, texas lutheran 0 baylor 4, Iowa state 0 baylor 1, loyola MaryMount 0 Feb. 13, 1993 • waco, texas aprIl 15, 2000 • waco, texas Feb. 15, 2004 • waco, texas

texas lutheran ab rhbI baylor ab rhbI Iowa state ab rhbI baylor ab rhbI lMu ab rhbI baylor ab rhbI Agar, cf 3000 Crawford, lf 5034 Ferin, cf 3000 Bubela, rf 4120 Lockin, ss 3000 Sutton, 2b 3010 Welma, 3b 3000 Wharton, dh 5011 Wickham, c 3000 hartshorn, dh 3012 Pettit, lf 2000 griffin, 3b 3011 Powledge, ss 2000 Bohny, 3b 3020 Conway, ss 2000 huggins, 1b 4000 Oller, dh 3000 Ford, dh 3000 garrison, c 2000 Marshall, c 3000 Runk, lf 3000 Shoppach, c 3000 Koch, c 3000 Clements, 1b 2000 Stuewe, rf 3000 Jones, lf 0000 O’Brien, 1b 3000 Williams, 3b 3000 Cooper, rf 2000 Pankratz, rf 2000 Alvarado, dh 2000 Murphy, rf 3110 Van iderstine, rf 3000 Saccomanno, 3b 0000 Mcgill, 2b 2000 Dillon, c 2000 Johnson, lf 2000 Martin, 1b 4211 urban, 3b 3000 Brewer, ss 4110 Mura, 3b 2000 Reynolds, ss 2000 Middlebrook, 1b 2000 trozzo, cf 2210 Allen, dh 2000 Dorneman, lf 3111 higashi, 1b 0000 Mandel, lf 2010 taylor, 2b 1000 Jett, cf 1110 hampton, 2b 2000 underdown, 2b 2000 herrera, 1b 0000 Fortenberry, cf 1100 Willhaus, p 0000 Black, 2b 3320 Somoza, ph 1000 hensley, cf 2100 Frazee, cf 2000 VanAllen, p 0000 Standley, p 0000 Shepherd, ss 3234 Laesch, p 0000 Evans, p 0000 Quaglieri, p 0000 Carlson, p 0000 Crow, p 0000 totals 25 000 totals 28 453 totals 21 000 totals 20 131 totals 20 000 totals 33 6 10 6

texas lutheran 000 000 0 — 0 0 2 Iowa state 000 000 000 — 0 0 1 lMu 000 000 0 — 0 0 0 baylor 035 003 x —11 15 1 baylor 000 040 00x — 4 5 1 baylor 000 001 x — 1 3 1 E —Standley, taylor, Bohny. DP — Baylor 2. LOB — texas Lutheran E — hampton, underdown. DP — iowa State 1, Baylor 2. LOB — iowa E —Sutton. DP — none. LOB — LMu 1, Baylor 2 2B — Mandel. 3, Baylor 9. 2B —Crawford, Murphy, Shepherd. 3B — Martin State 0, Baylor 5. 2B — Bubela 2, Dorneman. 3B — Brewer. 3B — none. hR — none. hBP — none. Sh — Pettit. SF — none. hR — none. hBP — Alvarado, Bohny, garrison. Sh — none. hR — none. hBP — Williams. Sh — underdown. SF — none. SB — none. CS — none. SF — none. SB — trozzo. CS — none. SB — none. CS — Conway. lMu Ip hrer bb k texas lutheran Ip hrer bb k Iowa state Ip hrer bb k Quaglieri (L, 0-1) 6.0 31115 Willhaus (L) 2.0 10 8721 Laesch (L, 3-7) 8.0 54434 Standley 4.0 53332 baylor Ip hrer bb k baylor Ip hrer bb k VanAllen (W, 1-0) 6.0 00004 baylor Ip hrer bb k Evans (W, 8-0) 9.0 00025 Carlson (Sv, 1) 1.0 00001 Crow (W) 5.0 00023 Wharton (Sv) 2.0 00002 WP — none. hB — Laesch. PB — Wickham. t — 2:02. A — 2,720. WP — Quaglieri. hB — none PB — none. t — 1:29. A — 2622.

WP — Crow. hB — Crow 2, Standley. PB — none. t — 2:00. A — 314. hIstory

the cycle shane nolen MIchael GrIFFIn Josh Ford baylor 12, texas tech 3 baylor 15, centenary 1 texas tech 12, baylor 6 March 10, 1978 • lubbock, texas May 6, 2003 • waco, texas May 23, 2004 • lubbock, texas stats: stats: stats: 5-for-6, 3 runs, 4 RBi 4-for-5, 3 runs, 6 RBi 4-for-4, 2 runs, 1 RBi plate appearances: plate appearances: plate appearances: 1st Inning: double to center 1st Inning: RBi double to right-center 2nd Inning: single through left side 3rd Inning: no record 3rd Inning: single up the middle 3rd Inning: triple to left-center 5th Inning: triple to center 4th Inning: RBi ground out to second 5th Inning: hit by pitch 6th Inning: two-run home run to left-center 6th Inning: three-RBi triple to right-center 7th Inning: solo home run down left-field line 8th Inning: single 7th Inning: solo home run to left-center 8th Inning: double to left-center 8th Inning: two-run double

81 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-aMerIcans larry Isbell, c Jason JennInGs, rhp/dh 1952 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (abca) 1998 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (ncbwa, tsn) 1998 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (ba, cb) MIckey sullIvan, oF 1999 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (unanIMous) 1953 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (abca) year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 1954 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (abca) 1997 49-36 .304 158 25 48 13 04 35 .462 23 22 2-2 1998 58-53 .327 211 42 69 14 0 18 58 .649 21 26 0-0 1999 65-65 .386 233 52 90 14 0 17 68 .665 49 35 1-2 bobby benGe, c totals 172-154 .344 602 119 207 41 0 39 161 .606 93 83 3-4 1954 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (abca) year era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip hrer bb k wp hb 1997 2.90 3-5 27/0 0010 49.2 34 24 16 22 79 63 1998 5.08 11-4 20/16 602117.0 123 83 66 53 126 15 7 Jerry Mallett, cF 1999 2.58 13-2 22/18 931146.2 102 50 42 50 172 12 2 1957 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (cb) totals 3.56 27-11 69/34 15 3 13 313.1 259 157 124 125 377 33 12

steve Macko, ss charley carter, 1b 1977 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (abca) 1998 second-teaM all-aMerIca (abca) 1998 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (cb) year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 1976 34-30 .285 123 25 35 13 11 18 .431 21 24 11-13 year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 1977 56-56 .417 223 68 93 22 78 49 .686 38 29 7-11 1998 62-62 .402 246 57 99 24 2 21 86 .772 27 27 1-4 totals 90-86 .370 346 93 128 35 89 67 .595 59 53 18-24 totals 62-62 .402 246 57 99 24 2 21 86 .772 27 27 1-4

Jason Marshall, c kIp wells, rhp 1993 all-aMerIca (cb) 1998 second-teaM all-aMerIca (ba) 1998 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (abca, cb) year Gp avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 1992 51 .247 150 18 37 602 21 .320 15 30 4-6 year era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip hrer bb k wp hb 1993 59 .335 194 46 65 13 3 11 59 .591 29 46 1-4 1996 6.27 5-6 15/11 200 79.0 90 66 55 38 74 10 10 totals 110 .305 334 64 102 19 3 13 80 .556 44 76 5-10 1997 6.35 3-4 17/15 000 79.1 105 82 56 51 79 95 1998 3.71 13-4 20/19 400123.2 121 65 51 44 135 11 3 Joe wharton, dh/p totals 5.44 21-14 52/45 600281.3 316 213 162 133 288 30 18 1993 all-aMerIca (cb) erIc nelson, 2b year Gp avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 1999 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (ba) 1992 6 .182 11 120002.182 200-0 1993 56 .345 194 42 67 12 54 35 .561 20 11 9-13 year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba totals 62 .337 205 43 69 12 54 37 .493 22 11 9-13 1996 44-41 .331 160 42 53 12 20 29 .431 33 32 3-7 1997 55-55 .368 242 46 89 16 44 46 .517 24 46 20-23 year era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip hrer bb k wp hb 1998 61-61 .317 262 63 83 16 3 13 50 .550 18 50 15-18 1992 5.01 3-3 16/1 0 0/0 4 32.1 34 20 18 13 33 03 1999 65-65 .362 282 77 102 20 6 17 79 .665 26 32 22-25 1993 2.54 10-3 21/9 5 0/0 3 85.0 69 30 24 29 85 14 totals 225-172 .356 946 228 327 15 15 34 184 .501 79 91 60-73 totals 3.22 13-6 37/10 5 0/0 7 117.1 103 50 42 42 118 17

Marty crawFord, 2b Jon topolskI, oF 1996 second-teaM all-aMerIca (ncbwa) 1999 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (ncbwa) year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 1996 58-58 .319 238 68 76 963 26 .445 39 32 16-22 1993 60-56 .350 234 49 82 13 41 29 .453 31 13 9-15 1997 55-55 .353 238 69 84 13 6 11 46 .597 42 38 13-18 1994 53-53 .353 201 35 71 10 31 35 .448 23 6 8-16 1998 61-61 .344 250 74 86 7 11 19 54 .688 49 48 22-30 1995 53-53 .350 197 34 69 16 61 38 .508 28 10 10-14 1999 65-65 .386 233 52 90 14 0 17 68 .665 49 35 1-2 1996 59-59 .414 232 54 96 24 2 10 67 .664 37 8 2-3 totals 239-239 .351 959 263 336 43 23 50 194 .569 179 153 52-72 totals 225-221 .368 864 172 318 63 15 13 169 .521 119 37 29-48

krIs laMbert, lhp chad hawkIns, rhp hIstory 1997 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (ncbwa) 2000 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (tsn) 2000 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (abca, ba, cb, ncbwa) year era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip hrer bb k wp hb 1994 7.55 1-2 22/3 001 39.1 39 38 33 36 42 73 year era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip hrer bb k wp hb 1995 5.02 3-5 17/15 000 80.2 87 56 45 41 65 65 1999 3.89 7-3 21/16 403115.2 114 60 50 27 108 14 11 1996 3.67 10-5 21/14 811108.0 101 51 44 41 81 86 2000 1.82 11-5 16/16 710123.1 99 36 25 36 106 55 1997 4.35 8-6 19/16 400109.2 111 68 53 36 104 97 totals 2.85 18-8 37/32 11 13238.3 213 96 75 63 214 19 16 totals 5.15 22-18 79/48 12 12336.5 338 213 175 154 292 30 21

82 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-aMerIcans zane carlson, rhp Josh turley, lhp 2000 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (cb) 2012 second-teaM all-aMerIca (cb) 2012 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (abca, ba) year era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip hrer bb k wp hb 2000 2.28 1-2 24/0 0015 43.1 28 13 11 21 46 54 year era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip hrer bb k wp hb 2001 5.45 1-6 24/0 008 38.0 51 30 23 14 44 13 5 2010 4.41 4-0 26/2 0 0/0 1 49.0 60 25 24 16 33 36 2002 4.00 4-0 10/0 000 18.0 17 10 8720 50 2011 3.39 4-5 17/14 1 0/0 0 95.2 103 45 36 19 63 26 2003 2.61 3-4 30/1 0011 58.2 46 21 17 14 71 55 2012 1.96 9-1 17/17 2 0/1 0 110.0 95 31 24 21 79 47 2004 5.35 0-4 23/0 003 33.2 31 22 20 15 44 84 totals 2.97 17-6 60/33 3 0/1 1 254.2 258 101 84 56 175 9 19 totals 3.71 9-16 111/1 0037 191.2 173 96 79 71 225 36 18 trent blank, rhp kelly shoppach, c 2012 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (cb, ncbwa) 2001 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (unanIMous) year era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip hrer bb k wp hb year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 2009 9.36 1-1 15/4 0 0/0 0 25.0 42 28 26 13 22 22 1999 30-21 .222 72 12 16 504 13 .458 9 21 1-1 2010 5.48 2-1 7/4 0 0/0 0 21.1 24 13 13 4 14 01 2000 59-57 .296 199 51 59 14 1 10 39 .528 36 50 4-4 2011 4.88 5-2 19/10 0 0/0 0 66.1 75 40 36 26 27 55 2001 61-61 .397 234 51 93 20 2 12 69 .654 24 52 4-6 2012 2.23 11-1 19/16 1 0/3 0 105.0 92 30 26 25 61 28 totals 150-139 .333 505 114 168 39 3 26 121 .576 69 123 9-11 totals 4.18 19-5 60/34 1 0/3 0 217.2 233 111 101 68 124 9 16

davId Murphy, oF loGan vIck, cF 2003 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (abca, ba, ncbwa) 2012 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (cb)

year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 2001 60-54 .271 199 34 54 16 35 37 .457 29 33 9-9 2010 60-60 .329 228 59 75 17 2 10 27 .553 59 49 11-15 2002 47-45 .318 173 29 55 10 46 38 .526 19 23 2-4 2011 47-46 .213 174 26 37 432 18 .305 32 34 6-9 2003 68-68 .413 293 84 121 18 4 11 67 .614 42 22 3-5 2012 64-64 .345 232 50 80 25 04 43 .504 43 28 19-28 totals 175-167 .346 665 147 230 44 11 22 142 .544 90 78 14-18 totals 171-170 .303 634 135 192 46 5 16 88 .467 134 111 36-52 chrIs durbIn, oF 2003 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (ba)

year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 2000 40-28 .288 104 17 30 613 16 .452 15 16 2-5 2001 61-61 .358 260 63 93 25 1 14 57 .623 20 29 11-13 2002 62-62 .352 244 62 86 25 46 46 .561 36 36 9-11 2003 67-67 .346 283 94 98 23 4 18 50 .647 42 43 9-14 totals 230-218 .345 891 236 307 79 10 41 169 .594 112 124 31-43

Josh ludy, c 2012 FIrst-teaM all-aMerIca (ba) 2012 second-teaM all-aMerIca (abca, ncbwa) 2012 thIrd-teaM all-aMerIca (cb)

year Gp-Gs avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG bb k sb-sba 2009 21-2 .280 25 674028.680 450-0 2010 29-14 .322 59 6 19 600 8 .424 9 16 0-0 2011 57-53 .278 205 26 57 10 13 34 .380 19 40 2-2 2012 63-63 .362 232 41 84 15 0 16 71 .634 32 41 1-1 totals 170-132 .321 521 79 167 35 1 21 121 .512 64 102 3-3 hIstory

83 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM honors natIonal awards all-aMerIca ncbwa natIonal player oF the year unanIMous 2004 Josh Ford, Dh (5/16-5/23) 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (unanimous) 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh 2012 Max Muncy, 1B (3/19-3/25) 2000 Chad hawkins, P Golden spIkes award 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C college BaseBall iNsider 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh 2012 Josh Ludy, C/Dh 2005 Mark McCormick, P (3/15-3/22) 2010 Raynor Campbell, 2B (3/1-3/7) dIck howser award aMerIcan baseball 2012 Max Muncy, 1B (3/19-25) 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh coaches assocIatIon 1952 Larry isbell, C (1st team) colleGe baseball FoundatIon rotary sMIth award 1953 Mickey Sullivan, OF (1st team) 2006 Mike Pankratz, OF (5/6-5/12 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh 1954 Mickey Sullivan, OF (1st team) 1954 Bobby Benge, C (3rd team) cosIda acadeMIc all-aMerIca natIonal FreshMan oF the year 1977 Steve Macko, SS (1st team) 1988 Pat Combs, P (1st team) 2000 zane Carlson, P (Collegiate Baseball) 1998 Charley Carter, 1B (2nd team) 1998 Charley Carter, 1B (1st team) Kip Wells, P (3rd team) Jon topolski, OF (2nd team) Johnny bench award 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (1st team) Jason Jennings (3rd team) 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C 2000 Chad hawkins, P (3rd team) 1999 Jason Jennings, P (1st team) 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C (1st team) Jon topolski, OF (2nd team) easton deFensIve player oF the year 2003 Ross Bennett, iF (1st team) 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C 2003 David Murphy, OF (1st team) 2012 Josh Ludy, C (2nd team) 2006 zach Dillon, C (1st team) Josh turley, P (3rd team) 2009 Aaron Miller, OF (2nd team) cosIda natIonal acadeMIc 2010 Chris Slater, OF (2nd team) all-aMerIcan oF the year 2011 Chris Slater, OF (1st team) 1998 Charley Carter, 1B BaseBall america 1998 Kip Wells, P (2nd team) 2012 Kolt Browder, P (3rd team) 2013 Kolt Browder, P (2nd team) abca assIstant coach oF the year Jason Jennings, P/Dh (3rd team) 2006 Mitch thompson 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (1st team) Eric nelson, 2B (3rd team) cosIda acadeMIc all-dIstrIct 1998 Charley Carter, 1B usa baseball natIonal teaM 2000 Chad hawkins, P (3rd team) 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C (1st team) Jason Jennings, P 1988 Pat Combs, P 2003 Chris Durbin, OF (3rd team) Jon topolski, OF 1997 Jason Jennings, P 1999 Mark Cogdill, OF 2012 Josh Ludy, Dh (1st team) 1998 Steve Smith (assistant coach) Jason Jennings, P/Dh Josh turley, P (3rd team) Jason Jennings, P Eric nelson, 2B Bryan Loeb, C collegiate BaseBall Jon topolski, OF Jon topolski, OF 1998 Charley Carter, 1B (3rd team) 2000 Kyle Evans, P 2000 zane Carlson, P Jason Jennings, P/Dh (3rd team) Preston underdown, iF 2003 Michael griffin, OF Kip Wells, P (3rd team) 2001 tim hartshorn, OF 2005 Steve Smith (head coach) 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (1st team) Justin taylor, P Larry Little (press officer) 2000 zane Carlson, P (3rd team) 2002 Ross Bennett, OF 2008 Kendal Volz, P Chad hawkins, P (3rd team) 2003 Ross Bennett, iF (1st team) Larry Little (press officer) 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C (1st team) Michael griffin, iF (2nd team) 2012 Josh turley, P (2nd team) 2004 Michael griffin, iF (1st team) 2006 zach Dillon, C (1st team) Greek olyMpIc teaM trent Blank, P (3rd team) Jeff Mandel, SP/1B (2nd team) 2004 Jared theodorakos, P Josh Ludy, C (3rd team) 2007 Matt Czimskey, C (2nd team) Logan Vick, OF (3rd team) FreshMan all-aMerIca tim Jackson, Dh (2nd team) Jeff Mandel, SP (2nd team) BaseBall america ncbwa 2008 Aaron Miller, OF (1st team) 1996 Jeremy Dodson, OF (hM) 1996 Marty Crawford, 2B (2nd team) Shaver hansen, 3B (2nd team) Jon topolski, OF (hM) 1997 Kris Lambert, P (3rd team) 2009 Aaron Miller, OF (1st team) 1997 Jason Jennings, P (1st team) 1998 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (1st team) Kendal Volz, P (1st team) 2000 zane Carlson, P (1st team) 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (1st team) Shaver hansen, SS (1st team) 2010 Logan Vick, OF (1st team) Jon topolski, OF (3rd team) 2000 Chad hawkins, P (3rd team) 2010 Chris Slater, OF (1st team) Willie Kempf, P (2nd team) collegiate BaseBall 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C (1st team)

hIstory 2011 Chris Slater, OF (1st team) 1996 Jeremy Dodson, OF (hM) 2003 David Murphy, OF (1st team) Kolt Browder, P (2nd team) Jon topolski, OF (hM) 2012 Josh Ludy, C (2nd team) Steve DalPorto, 2B (2nd team) 1998 Josh Scott, P (hM) trent Blank, P (3rd team) Logan Vick, OF (2nd team) 2000 zane Carlson, P (1st team) 2012 Kolt Browder, P (1st team) Mike huggins, 1B (hM) the sportiNg News Logan Vick, OF (1st team) 2002 Michael griffin, 3B (hM) 1998 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (1st team) 2013 Doug Ashby, P (1st team) 2003 Ryan LaMotta, P (1st team) 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (1st team) Kolt Browder, P (1st team) Abe Woody, P (1st team) 2000 Chad hawkins, P (1st team) Logan Brown, OF (1st team) 2006 Beamer Weems, SS 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C (1st team) Steve DalPorto, iF (1st team) 2007 Raynor Campbell, 3B 2010 Logan Vick, OF natIonal player oF the week abca all-reGIon Max Muncy, 1B collegiate BaseBall 1996 Marty Crawford, 2B 1998 Jon topolski, OF ( 3/23-3/29) 1997 Jason Jennings, P ncbwa 2000 Kyle Evans, P (4/10-4/16) 1998 Charley Carter, 1B 2010 Max Muncy, 1B (2nd team) 2002 Jared theodorakos, P (2/11-2/17) Jon topolski, OF 2004 Cory VanAllen, P (2/8-2/15) Kip Wells, P 2010 Raynor Campbell, 2B (3/1-3/7) 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh 2011 Logan Verrett, P (3/7-3/13) Eric nelson, 2B 2012 Josh Ludy, C (4/9-4/15) Jon topolski, OF 84 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL honors 2000 Jaime Bubela, OF Jack Jones, C henry Perkins, P zane Carlson, P Bennie Strickland, OF 1965 Jimmy Mallon, OF Kyle Evans, P 1926 Bennie Strickland, OF Fred Rath, P Chad hawkins, P 1927 Jack Sisco, OF 1967 Rickey head, iF 2001 Chris Durbin, OF 1928 Lowell Douglas, P 1968 John Bevil, P Kelly Shoppach, C Virgil gilliland, OF Rusty Clark, OF Steven White, P Pete Jones, OF 1970 Skip Balthrop, 2B 2002 Ross Bennett, Dh (1st team) Johnnie naylor, OF John Dodgen, OF Mike huggins, 1B (1st team) Rudy Shelton, P 1973 Rickey Fox, P Justin taylor, P (2nd team) 1929 Lowell Douglas, P 1976 Rick Clopton, OF 2003 Ross Bennett, Dh (1st team) 1931 Jake Wilson, 3B 1977 Burl Coker, OF-P David Murphy, OF (1st team) 1935 Boyd SoRelle, P Fritz Connally, 3B Chris Durbin, OF (3rd team) 1936 Lloyd Russell, SS Steve Macko, SS 2004 Josh Ford, Dh (2nd team) Boyd SoRelle, P Shane nolen, OF 2005 zach Dillon, Dh (2nd team) 1937 Lloyd Russell, SS Leonard Woods, OF Josh Ford, C (2nd team) Boyd SoRelle, P 1978 Burl Coker, OF-P Mark McCormick, P (2nd team) 1938 Charles Crenshaw, C Fritz Connally, 3B 2006 zach Dillon, C (2nd team) tommy Fine, P Shane nolen, OF 2011 Max Muncy, 1B (2nd team) 1939 Jimmy Bryce, C Luke Prestridge, 1B 2012 Josh Ludy, C (1st team) tommy Fine, P 1979 Fritz Connally, 3B Josh turley, P (1st team) Jack Lummus, iF Jon Perlman, P Logan Vick, OF (1st team) 1940 James Witt, SS Luke Prestridge, 1B trent Blank, P (2nd team) 1941 Frank golden, P 1980 Fritz Connally, 3B James Witt, SS gene de los Santos, C conFerence awards 1942 Manuel garcia, C 1982 tank Davis, Dh player oF the year 1946 tom Chandler, C 1983 Ronnie King, OF bIG 12 conFerence Jack Redding, 2B 1984 Ronnie King, OF 1998 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (co-POY) Brad Meyer, 2B 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (consensus) 1947 hogo Pearson, C Keith Shepherd, 1B 2000 Chad hawkins, P (AAS) Jack Redding, 2B 1985 greg Dennis, SS 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C (consensus) Rickey Rowe, P todd hawkins, C 2006 zach Dillon, C (SAEn) Chad Sneed, OF 1986 Blaine Beatty, P 2012 Josh Ludy, C (Big 12) 1948 Chuck Devereaux, OF Mike Malinak, OF Joe Szekely, C 1987 Pat Combs, P coach oF the year 1949 Fred Copeland, P Mike Malinak, OF southwest conFerence 1977 Mickey Sullivan Chuck Devereaux, OF 1988 Pat Combs, P 1978 Mickey Sullivan Buddy Parker, 3B 1990 Steve Kliafas, SS 1985 Mickey Sullivan hogo Pearson,C Mike Robison, OF 1988 Mickey Sullivan Joe Szekely, OF 1991 Charlie Rigney, C 1991 Mickey Sullivan 1950 Adrian Burk, 1B 1992 Brian Carpenter, P hogo Pearson, C 1993 Jason Marshall, C bIG 12 conFerence 1951 Larry isbell,C Joe Wharton, util. 1998 Steve Smith (AAS, Wth) Buddy Parker, OF 1995 tim Peters, P 1999 Steve Smith (DMn) 1952 Milt Eisenberg, iF 1996 Marty Crawford, 2B 2000 Steve Smith (Big 12) Larry isbell, C Kris Lambert, P 2005 Steve Smith (AAS, DMn, SAEn, Wth) Mickey Sullivan, OF 2012 Steve Smith (Big 12) 1953 Bobby Benge, C all-conFerence harry Davis, SS bIG 12 conFerence newcoMer oF the year tyree newton, iF 1997 Jason Jennings, P (1st team) southwest conFerence Mickey Sullivan, OF 1995 tim Peters, P Kris Lambert, P (1st team) 1954 Bobby Benge, C Brett Bergman, P (2nd team) hIstory bIG 12 conFerence Wayne Connolly, SS Jon topolski, OF (2nd team) 2012 nathan Orf, Dh Jerry Dykeman, 3B James Blair, OF (hM) Mickey Sullivan, OF Jeremy Dodson, OF (hM) FreshMan oF the year 1955 Wayne Connolly, SS Eric nelson, 2B (hM) bIG 12 conFerence Jerry Dykeman, 3B 1998 Charley Carter, 1B (1st team) 1997 Jason Jennings, P (AAS) Jerry Mallett, OF Jason Jennings, ut (1st team) 2000 zane Carlson, P (Big 12) 1956 Don Berry, C Jon topolski, OF (1st team) 2007 Raynor Campbell, 3B (DMn) Wayne Connolly, SS Kip Wells, P (1st team) 2010 Logan Vick, OF (Wth) Jack Davis, iF James Blair, OF (2nd team) Allen Lucas, OF 1999 Jason Jennings, P/Dh (1st team) all-conFerence 1957 Jerry Mallett, OF Eric nelson, 2B (1st team) southwest conFerence 1959 Mel Corbo, 1B Jon topolski, OF (1st team) 1922 R.M. Crosby, OF 1960 Bobby Barnett, P Chad hawkins, P (hM) ted Lyons, P Jerry Funk, 2B Matt Williams, 1B (hM) 1923 Carl Freeze, P 1961 Bobby Barnett, P 2000 zane Carlson, P (1st team) ted Lyons, P Jerry Funk, 2B Kyle Evans, P (1st team) F.B. Strickland, 3B Ronnie goodwin, iF Chad hawkins, P (1st team) Roy Williamson, OF 1962 Pete Charton, P Jaime Bubela, OF (2nd team) 1924 Ralph Collier, 3B tommy Letbetter, OF Jace Brewer, SS (2nd team) Carl Freeze, P 1963 Ronnie goodwin, iF Kelly Shoppach, C (2nd team) Roy Williamson, OF 1964 Jerry hall, 3B Preston underdown, 2B (2nd team) 1925 Carl Freeze, P Donnie Laurence, OF

85 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM honors 2001 Chris Durbin, OF (1st team) Logan Vick, OF (1st team) Eric nelson (1st team) Shawn tolleson (1st team) Kelly Shoppach, C (1st team) trent Blank, P (2nd team) Jon topolski (1st team) Kendal Volz (1st team) Steven White, P (1st team) Cal towey, 3B (2nd team) Preston underdown (1st team) Landis Ware (1st team) Justin taylor, P (2nd team) Dan Evatt, OF (hM) Justin taylor (hM) Don Lambert (2nd team) Matt Williams, 1B (2nd team) Joey hainsfurther, utL (hM) 2000 Ross Bennett (1st team) Brooks Pinckard (2nd team) trevor Mote, 2B (hM) 2013 nathan Orf, Dh (1st team) Kyle Evans (1st team) 2010 Kolt Browder (1st team) Paul thorp, P (hM) Cal towey, 3B (1st team) tim hartshorn (1st team) Andrew Cooley (1st team) 2002 Ross Bennett, Dh (1st team) Crayton Bare, P (2nd team) Joe Ratliff (1st team) gregg glime (1st team) Mike huggins, 1B (1st team) Lawton Langford, 2B (2nd team) Preston underdown (1st team) Willie Kempf (1st team) Justin taylor, SP (1st team) Max garner, P (hM) Jaime Bubela (2nd team) Jon Ringenberg (1st team) Chris Durbin, OF (2nd team) Jake Miller, SS (hM) Mike huggins (2nd team) Chris Slater (1st team) Kyle Edens, RP (2nd team) Dillon newman, P (hM) nolan Leinweber (2nd team) Ross Speed (1st team) trey Webb, SS (2nd team) grayson Porter, OF (hM) Mark Saccomanno (2nd team) Shawn tolleson (1st team) Jared theodorakos, SP (hM) Justin taylor (2nd team) Kevin Winter (1st team) 2003 Chris Durbin, OF (1st team) FreshMan all-conFerence 2001 Keith Ellison (1st team) Landis Ware (2nd team) Michael griffin, ut (1st team) bIG 12 conFerence tim hartshorn (1st team) 2011 Crayton Bare (1st team) David Murphy, OF (1st team) 2002 Michael griffin, 3B Justin Spooner (1st team) Kolt Browder (1st team) Ross Bennett, Dh (2nd team) 2012 Michael howard, OF Justin taylor (1st team) Steve DalPorto (1st team) zane Carlson, RP (2nd team) Ryan Smith, P Mike huggins (2nd team) Jon Ringenberg (1st team) Steven White, SP (2nd team) Adam toth, OF Steven White (2nd team) Chris Slater (1st team) Josh Ford, C (hM) 2002 Ross Bennett (1st team) Ross Speed (1st team) Ryan LaMotta, RP (hM) acadeMIc all-conFerence tim hartshorn (1st team) Logan Vick (1st team) Mark Saccomanno, 1B (hM) Paul Richmond (1st team) Logan Verrett (2nd team) southwest conFerence Abe Woody, RP (hM) Justin taylor (1st team) Landis Ware (2nd team) 1993 Matt trozzo 2004 Reid Brees, OF (2nd team) Steven White (1st team) 2012 Crayton Bare (1st team) 1994 John Anderson Josh Ford, Dh (hM) Mike huggins (2nd team) Kolt Browder (1st team) Brent Bearden Michael griffin, 3B (hM) 2003 Ross Bennett (1st team) Brad Kuntz (1st team) Derek Darnell trey taylor, SP (hM) zach Dillon (1st team) Lawton Langford (1st team) Paul Witt, 2B (hM) Michael griffin (1st team) Logan Vick (1st team) Mark Jones Abe Woody, RP (hM) Sean Walker (1st team) tyler Bremer (2nd team) Kris Lambert 2005 zach Dillon, Dh (1st team) Steven White (1st team) Dan Evatt (2nd team) Eric Lyles Ryan LaMotta, RP (1st team) trey taylor (2nd team) Josh Ludy (2nd team) Marc McCartney Mark McCormick, SP (1st team) Paul Witt (2nd team) nathan Orf (2nd team) Chance Monroe Josh Ford, C (2nd team) 2004 tyler Bullock (1st team) Josh turley (2nd team) Mark Murphy Cory VanAllen, SP (2nd team) zach Dillon (1st team) 2013 Doug Ashby (1st team) traynor Reiteameier Reid Brees, OF (hM) Michael griffin (1st team) Kolt Browder (1st team) Josh Shier Michael griffin, 2B (hM) Ryan LaMotta (1st team) Logan Brown (1st team) Brent Shepherd trey taylor, SP (hM) Andy Pape (1st team) Steve DalPorto (1st team) Sean Sweeney Abe Woody, RP (hM) Sean Walker (1st team) nate goodwin (1st team) Matt trozzo 2006 zach Dillon, C (1st team) Jared Clements (2nd team) grayson Porter (1st team) James Vilade Beamer Weems, SS (2nd team) Kevin Sevigny (2nd team) Lawton Langford (2nd team) Robb Walker Seth Fortenberry, OF (hM) 2005 zach Dillon (1st team) Wes Mercurio (2nd team) Jason Walton Ryan LaMotta, SP (hM) Michael griffin (1st team) nathan Orf (2nd team) 1995 John Anderson 2007 Beamer Weems, SS (1st team) Ryan LaMotta (1st team) Duncan Wendel (2nd team) Brett Bergman Ben Booker, OF (hM) Sean Walker (1st team) Derek Darnell Raynor Campbell, 3B (hM) Jeff Mandel (2nd team) tommy Dunn acadeMIc all-rookIe teaM nick Cassavechia, RP (hM) 2006 zach Dillon (1st team) Phillip hague bIG 12 conFerence Matt Czimskey, C (hM) Jeff Mandel (1st team) Mac Jones 2013 hunter Abbe Kendal Volz (hM) Andy Pape (1st team) Lance Lacy Matt Menard 2008 Shaver hansen, 3B (hM) Kevin Russo (1st team) Matthew Marcom Mitch Price Shawn tolleson, SP (hM) Ryan LaMotta (2nd team) Steve Martinez West tunnell Beamer Weems, SS (hM) Mike Pankratz (2nd team) Chance Monroe 2009 Shaver hansen, SS (1st team) 2007 Matt Czimskey (1st team) Scott Morrison Dustin Dickerson, Dh (1st team) tim Jackson (1st team) grant nations Aaron Miller, utL (2nd team) Wade Mackey (1st team) hIstory Chip Parrish Kendal Volz, SP (hM) Jeff Mandel (1st team) Ron Patterson 2010 Brooks Pinckard, utL (1st team) tim Matthews (1st team) Jack Stubbs Logan Verrett, SP (2nd team) Andy Pape (1st team) Logan Vick, OF (2nd team) bIG 12 conFerence Matt Sodolak (1st team) Raynor Campbell, 2B (hM) 1997 Jason Jennings (1st team) 2008 Erik Forestiere (1st team) gregg glime, C (hM) Matthew Marcom (1st team) Shaver hansen (1st team) Joey hainsfurther, 3B (hM) Eric nelson (1st team) Willie Kempf (1st team) Willie Kempf, RP (hM) Jon topolski (1st team) Wade Mackey (1st team) Shawn tolleson, SP (hM) 1998 Charley Carter (1st team) tim Matthews (1st team) 2011 Max Muncy, 1B (1st team) Jason Jennings (1st team) Aaron Miller (1st team) Brooks Pinckard, utL (1st team) Matthew Marcom (1st team) Shawn tolleson (1st team) Logan Verrett, SP (2nd team) Eric nelson (1st team) Kendal Volz (1st team) 2012 Max garner, RP (1st team) Jon topolski (1st team) 2009 Drew Bias (1st team) Lawton Langford, 2B (1st team) Preston underdown (1st team) Shaver hansen (1st team) Josh Ludy, C (1st team) 1999 Mark Cogdill (1st team) Willie Kempf (1st team) Max Muncy, 1B (1st team) Kyle Evans (1st team) Brooke Kimmey (1st team) nathan Orf, Dh (1st team) Jason Jennings (1st team) Aaron Miller (1st team) Josh turley, P (1st team) Ross Speed (1st team)

86 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL honors postGraduate scholarshIp Chris Slater, OF (3/7-3/13) all-ncaa reGIonal bIG 12 conFerence Max Muncy (3/9-3/15) 1977 Jaime Cocanower, P 2002 tim hartshorn Jake Miller (3/16-3/22) Fritz Connally, 3B 2003 Ross Bennett 2012 Logan Vick (2/20-2/26) Mike Czimskey, C 2008 tim Jackson Logan Vick (3/12-3/18) Steve Macko, SS 2009 zach Dillon Max Muncy (3/19-3/25) Shane nolen, OF Jake Miller (3/26-4/1) Luke Prestridge, 1B conFerence weekly honors Josh Ludy (4/9-4/15) John Schott, P * Josh Ludy (4/16-4/22) pItcher oF the week 1978 Fritz Connally, 3B * 2013 Cal towey (2/25-3/3) bIG 12 conFerence Bill Crosby, SS grayson Porter (3/25-3/31) 1997 Kris Lambert, SP (3/3-3/9) Mike Johanson, OF Cal towey (4/8-4/14) 1998 Jason Jennings, SP (3/2-3/8) Shane nolen, P/OF Lawton Langford (4/22-4/28) 1999 Jason Jennings, SP (2/8-2/14) Manuel Ordones, 2B Jason Jennings, SP (3/22-3/28) newcoMer oF the week Jon Perlman, P Jason Jennings, SP (3/29-4/4) bIG 12 conFerence Luke Prestridge, 1B 2000 Chad hawkins, SP (2/21-2/27) 2012 Adam toth (4/2-4/8) 1999 Jaime Bubela, OF Kyle Evans, SP (4/10-4/16) Michael howard (4/9-4/15) Jason Jennings, P * Kyle Evans, SP (4/24-4/30) nathan Orf (4/16-4/22) Bryan Loeb, C 2001 Steven White, SP (2/5-2/11) Josh Scott, P 2002 Jared theodorakos, SP (2/11-2/17) conFerence all-tournaMent Preston underdown, 3B Steven White, SP (3/4-3/10) southwest conFerence 2001 Chris Durbin, OF 2004 Cory VanAllen, SP (2/8-2/15) 1977 Sammy Bickham, P trevor Mote, 2B Mark McCormick, SP (3/14-3/21) Burl Coker, OF/P Josh Scott, P 2005 Cory VanAllen, SP (2/7-2/13) Steve Macko, SS Kelly Shoppach, C Cory VanAllen, SP (2/14-2/20) 1978 Burl Coker, P 2002 Mike huggins, 1B Mark McCormick, SP (2/28-3/6) Fritz Connally, 3B Paul Richmond, C Mark McCormick, SP (3/14-3/20) Shane nolen, OF trey Webb, SS Abe Woody, RP (5/9-5/15) Manuel Ordones, 2B 2003 Michael griffin, 3B Mark McCormick, SP (5/16-5/22) 1979 Fritz Connally, 3B Ryan LaMotta, RP 2006 Ryan LaMotta, SP (4/3-4/9) 1985 greg Dennis, SS David Murphy, OF * 2007 Wade Mackey, SP (5/7-5/13) tony huey, OF Mark Saccomanno, 1B 2008 Kendal Volz, SP (2/19-2/25) 1986 Blaine Beatty, P trey Webb, SS Shawn tolleson, SP (3/11-3/17) 2005 zach Dillon, C 2010 Shawn tolleson, SP (2/19-2/21) todd hawkins, C Logan Verrett, SP (4/5-4/11) Steve Jarvie, Dh Seth Fortenberry, OF 2011 Logan Verrett, SP (3/7-3/13) Mike Malinak, OF Chase gerdes, OF 2012 trent Blank, SP (2/20-2/26) Keith Shepherd, iF Michael griffin, 2B Josh turley, SP (4/2-4/8) 1988 Pat Combs, P Jeff Mandel, 1B/P 2013 Max garner, SP (2/25-3/3) Joe guidry, OF Paul Witt, SS * 1996 Kris Lambert, P 2006 zach Dillon, C player oF the week Ryan LaMotta, SP southwest conFerence bIG 12 conFerence Kevin Russo, 2B 1995 Aaron Lineweaver, P (2/20-2/26) 1998 Charley Carter, 1B Beamer Weems, SS Scott Morrison, SS (3/13-3/19) 1999 Chad hawkins, P 2007 Shaver hansen, 2B 1996 Marty Crawford, 2B (2/26-3/3) Anthony hensley, OF Randall Linebaugh, SP Marty Crawford, 2B (3/11-3/17) Jason Jennings, P Matt Sodolak, Dh Kris Lambert, P (3/18-3/24) 2000 Jace Brewer, SS Beamer Weems, SS Kris Lambert, P (5/13-5/19) Jaime Bubela, OF 2009 Ben Booker, OF bIG 12 conFerence Kyle Evans, P 2010 gregg glime, C 1997 Jon topolski, OF (4/7-4/13) Kelly Shoppach, C Willie Kempf, SP 1998 Charley Carter, 1B (2/16-2/22) 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C Max Muncy, 1B

Charley Carter, 1B (3/9-3/15) 2003 zane Carlson, RP Brooks Pinckard, RP hIstory Jon topolski, OF (3/23-3/29) Josh Ford, C 2011 Jake Miller, 3B 2000 Jaime Bubela, OF (3/5-3/12) Mark McCormick, SP Brooks Pinckard, OF 2001 Mike huggins, 1B (2/12-2/18) David Murphy, OF Josh turley, SP Matt Williams, 3B (3/19-3/25) Mark Saccomanno, 1B Logan Vick, OF 2002 tim hartshorn, OF (1/25-2/10) Steven White, SP 2012 Dan Evatt, OF * Mike huggins, 1B (2/25-3/3) 2004 Mike Pankratz, OF Lawton Langford, 2B Mike huggins, 1B (4/22-4/28) 2005 Michael griffin, 2B Josh Ludy, C 2003 Chris Durbin, OF (2/17-2/23) Ryan LaMotta, RP Jake Miller, SS Ross Bennett, Dh (2/24-3/2) 2006 Seth Fortenberry, OF Austin Stone, SP Chris Durbin, OF (4/22-4/28) Beamer Weems, SS Cal towey, 3B 2004 Josh Ford, Dh (3/14-3/20) 2007 Matt Czimskey, Dh Michael griffin, 3B (3/28-4/3) Kendal Volz, SP * - most outstanding player Paul Witt, 2B (5/9-5/15) Beamer Weems, SS Josh Ford, Dh (5/16-5/22) 2009 Joey hainsfurther, 2B In-season tournaMent Mvp 2006 Chase gerdes, OF (3/13-19) Dustin Dickerson, Dh 2001 Kelly Shoppach, C (Astros College Classic) 2007 Beamer Weems, SS (3/26-4/1) Craig Fritsch, RP 2002 tim hartshorn, OF (Astros College Classic) 2008 Ben Booker, OF (4/1-4/7) 2010 Raynor Campbell, 2B 2003 Michael griffin, OF (Astros College Classic) 2009 Aaron Miller, OF (3/2-3/8) Willie Kempf, SP 2007 Jeff Mandel, SP (Qti imprints Baylor Classic) Shaver hansen, SS (3/30-4/5) Logan Vick, OF 2008 Aaron Miller, OF (Qti Baylor Classic) Dustin Dickerson, 1B (4/6-4/12) 2012 Josh Ludy, C 2009 Aaron Miller, OF (Qti Baylor Classic) 2010 Raynor Campbell, 2B (3/1-3/7) 2013 Cal towey, 3B (Astros College Classic) 2011 Landis Ware, SS (2/28-3/6)

87 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM teaM honors award For larry Isbell ted lyons JudGe Fred “red” harrIs acadeMIc excellence Most valuable player Most valuable pItcher 110 percent award awarded by coachInG staFF poInt totals In key statIstIcs poInt totals In key statIstIcs awarded by players 1995 (Fall) Chad Pechacek 1977 Steve Macko 1995 tim Peters 1977 Burl Coker 1996 (Spring) Matthew Marcom 1978 Burl Coker 1996 Kris Lambert 1978 Burl Coker 1996 (Fall) Jake Baskin 1979 Fritz Connally 1997 Kris Lambert 1979 unknown 1997 (Spring) Jon topolski 1980 gene de los Santos 1998 Kip Wells 1980 unknown 1997 (Fall) Jeremy Dodson 1981 Jeff Mallett 1999 Jason Jennings 1981 unknown 1998 (Spring) Preston underdown 1982 no award 2000 Chad hawkins 1982 Steve Smith 1998 (Fall) tim hartshorn 1983 Stan hilton 2001 Justin taylor 1983 Steve Smith 1999 (Spring) Mark Outlaw 1984 Ronnie King 2002 Justin taylor 1984 unknown 1999 (Fall) Kyle Evans 1985 greg Dennis 2003 Steven White 1985 Kyle todd 2000 (Spring) nolan Leinweber 1986 Mike Malinak/Blaine Beatty 2004 trey taylor 1986 Darrell thorley 2000 (Fall) Ross Bennett 1987 Pat Combs 2005 Ryan LaMotta 1987 unknown 2001 (Spring) Ross Bennett 1988 Bruce Aguilar 2006 Ryan LaMotta 1988 unknown 2001 (Fall) Eric Errante/Steven White 1989 no award 2007 nick Cassavechia/Jeff Mandel 1989 unknown 2002 (Spring) Justin taylor 1990 Scott Ruffcorn 2008 Shawn tolleson 1990 Jeff Kilgore 2002 (Fall) Michael griffin 1991 Charlie Rigney 2009 Kendal Volz 1991 Mike Robinson 2003 (Spring) zach Dillon 1992 Brian Carpenter 2010 Willie Kempf 1992 unknown 2003 (Fall) Mike heldoorn 1993 Joe Wharton 2011 Logan Verrett 1993 James Vilade 2004 (Spring) zach Dillon 1994 Brent Bearden 2012 trent Blank/Josh turley 1994 Marty Crawford 2004 (Fall) Andy Pape 1995 Marty Crawford 2013 Dillon newman 1995 Shane Davis 2005 (Spring) Seth Fortenberry 1996 Marty Crawford 1996 Lance Lacy 2005 (Fall) Jeff Mandel 1997 Jon topolski thornton sterlInG 1997 John Anderson 2006 (Spring) Kevin Sevigny 1998 Charley Carter player oF the year 1998 Chip Parrish 2006 (Fall) tim hartland 1999 Eric nelson 1999 Denver Fredenburg awarded by heart oF the order 2007 (Spring) Jake Weghorst 2000 Jace Brewer 2000 Kyle Evans 2003 Chris Durbin 2007 (Fall) Andrew Cooley 2001 Kelly Shoppach 2001 Ron zboril 2004 Abe Woody Chris Slater 2002 Mike huggins/trey Webb 2002 Justin Spooner 2005 Josh Ford Kendal Volz 2003 David Murphy 2003 David Murphy 2006 zach Dillon 2008 (Spring) gregg glime 2004 Michael griffin 2004 Cody hall 2007 Beamer Weems 2008 (Fall) Craig Fritsch 2005 Josh Ford 2005 Reid Brees 2008 Shaver hansen 2009 (Spring) Drew Bias 2006 zach Dillon 2006 zach Dillon 2009 Shaver hansen 2009 (Fall) Kolt Browder 2007 Beamer Weems 2007 Jeff Mandel 2010 gregg glime 2010 (Spring) Willie Kempf 2008 Shaver hansen/Beamer Weems 2008 Paul Miles 2011 Logan Verrett 2010 (Fall) Steve DalPorto 2009 Shaver hansen 2009 Kendal Volz 2012 Josh Ludy 2011 (Spring) Jon Ringenberg 2010 gregg glime 2010 gregg glime 2013 nathan Orf 2011 (Fall) Josh Ludy 2011 Max Muncy 2011 Brooks Pinckard 2012 (Spring) nate goodwin 2012 Josh Ludy 2012 Josh Ludy 2012 (Fall) grayson Porter 2013 nathan Orf/Cal towey 2013 nathan Orf 2013 (Spring) Ben Carl 2013 (Fall) Brad Kuntz hIstory

88 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL MaJor leaGue baseball Over the past 100 years, 40 former Baylor players have appeared on baylor In MaJor leaGue baseball FIrst-year player draFt major league rosters. Foremost among the Baylor alumni in the pros is 1965 * Fred Rath, RhP, White Sox 2001 * Kelly Shoppach, C, Red Sox (2nd Rd) Ted Lyons, who was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1955 after (Class AA Selection, 4th Rd) trevor Mote, 2B, Astros (15th Rd) pitching 21 seasons in the big leagues, all with the Chicago White Sox. 1968 John Bevil, LhP, tigers (26th Rd) Matt Williams, 3B, Cardinals (15th Rd) More recently, Jason Jennings was awarded with the 2002 National 1971 Phil Beall, SS, giants (21st Rd) Josh Scott, LhP, Phillies (25th Rd) League Rookie of the Year award after a 16-8, 4.52 campaign in his first 1976 *# Steve Macko, 3B, giants (28th Rd) # Mike huggins, 1B, Rockies (25th Rd) 1977 * Steve Macko, SS, Cubs (5th Rd) 2002 Kyle Edens, RhP, Reds (3rd Rd) full season in the majors. When Jennings reached the big leagues in late 1978 *# Jon Perlman, RhP, Cubs (5th Rd) Mike huggins, 1B, Orioles (13th Rd) 2001, he joined former Baylor teammate Kip Wells, who came up with the *# Andy Beene, RhP, Yankees (14th Rd) # Steven White, RhP, Brewers (18th Rd) Chicago White Sox in 1999. Like Jennings, Wells was a first-round pick; # Burl Coker, LhP, giants (26th Rd) Paul Richmond, C, Blue Jays (28th Rd) the White Sox chose him with the 16th-overall selection in 1998 after his 1979 * Jon Perlman, RhP. Cubs (1st Rd) Paul thorp, RhP, Yankees (31st Rd) junior season at Baylor. * Andy Beene, RhP, Brewers (5th Rd) Justin taylor, RhP, Royals (38th Rd) Two former Bears were on Major League rosters in 2013: David Murphy Michael Roberts, RhP, Rangers (8th Rd) # Jared theodorakos, LhP, Rockies (49th Rd) (Texas Rangers) and Kelly Shoppach (Seattle Mariners/Cleveland Indians). 1980 * Fritz Connally, 3B, Cubs (7th Rd) 2003 * David Murphy, OF, Red Sox (1st Rd) 1981 * Lee tunnell, RhP, Pirates (2nd Rd) Steven White, RhP, Yankees (4th Rd) Baylor has had at least one player selected in 37 of the last 38 Major 1982 # Stan hilton, RhP, Blue Jays (13th Rd) trey Webb, SS, Expos (5th Rd) League Baseball drafts, dating back to 1976. At least one Bear has been 1983 Stan hilton, RhP, Athletics (1st Rd) Chris Durbin, OF, Red Sox (10th Rd) taken in every draft since 1991. Alan McKay, LhP, Blue Jays (5th Rd) # zane Carlson, RhP, Padres (16th Rd) Steve Smith, RhP, giants (5th Rd) * Mark Saccomanno, 1B, Astros (23rd Rd) baylor FIrst-round draFt pIcks Jim trevathan, C, White Sox (21st Rd) % Jared theodorakos, LhP, Brewers (25th Rd) 1984 Ronnie King, OF, Rangers (32nd Rd) Jason Pritchard, RhP, Phillies (35th Rd) year player teaM overall selectIon 1985 * Ken Patterson, LhP, Yankees (3rd Rd) 2004 * Drew Sutton, SS, Astros (16th Rd) 1979 Jon Perlman, RhP Chicago Cubs 12th overall Kyle todd, 3B, Pirates (14th Rd) # trey taylor, LhP, Cubs (20th Rd) 1983 Stan hilton, RhP Oakland A’s 5th overall greg Dennis, SS, Blue Jays (37th Rd) zane Carlson, RhP, Royals (27th Rd) 1988 Pat Combs, LhP 11th overall *# Blaine Beatty, LhP, Cardinals 2005 Mark McCormick, RhP, Cardinals (1st Rd) (June Secondary Phase, 2nd Rd) Kyle Reynolds, SS, Cubs (6th Rd) 1991 Scott Ruffcorn, RhP Chicago White Sox 25th overall 1986 *# Blaine Beatty, LhP, Orioles (9th Rd) tyler Bullock, RhP, Braves (6th Rd) 1998 Kip Wells, RhP Chicago White Sox 16th overall # todd hawkins, C, Mets (39th Rd) trey taylor, LhP, Cubs (7th Rd) 1999 Jason Jennings, RhP Colorado Rockies 16th overall 1987 Braz Davis, RhP, Cubs (21st Rd) Josh Ford, C, Diamondbacks (9th Rd) 2000 Chad hawkins, RhP texas Rangers 39th overall (supplemental) todd hawkins, C, giants (46th Rd) Michael griffin, 2B, Reds (14th Rd) 1988 * Pat Combs, LhP, Phillies (1st Rd) Paul Witt, SS, Marlins (15th Rd) 2003 David Murphy, OF Boston Red Sox 17th overall 1989 trent Weaver, 2B, Athletics (29th Rd) Sean Walker, RhP, Astros (24th Rd) 2005 Mark McCormick, RhP St. Louis Cardinals 43rd overall (supplemental) 1991 * Scott Ruffcorn, RhP, White Sox (1st Rd) Abe Woody, RhP, Reds (31st Rd) 2009 Aaron Miller, LhP Los Angeles Dodgers 36th overall (supplemental) glenn nevil, LhP, Phillies (31st Rd) 2006 Cory VanAllen, LhP, nationals (5th Rd) 1992 Brian Carpenter, RhP, Cardinals (8th Rd) Seth Fortenberry, OF, Yankees (11th Rd) baylor on world serIes teaMs David Elsbernd, RhP, White Sox (17th Rd) zach Dillon, C, Orioles (20th Rd) Kevin Ellis, 1B/OF, Cubs (Free Agent) * Kevin Russo, 2B, Yankees (20th Rd) player year teaM world serIes nuMbers 1993 * Dean Crow, RhP, Mariners (10th Rd) # Ryan LaMotta, RhP, tigers (37th Rd) Dave Danforth 1911 Philadelphia A’s did not appear Jason Rathbun, RhP, Yankees (11th Rd) 2007 Jeff Mandel, RHP, Nationals (19th Rd) Dave Danforth 1917 Chicago White Sox 0-0, 18.00, 1 g, 1.0 iP, 2 ER, 2 K Joe Wharton, RhP, Yankees (18th Rd) Matt Czimskey, C, Brewers (Free Agent) Dave Danforth 1919 Chicago White Sox did not appear # Mike Bohny, 3B, Orioles (41st Rd) 2008 Beamer Weems, SS, Padres (8th Rd) # Brent Beardon, RhP, Padres (44th Rd) Mace thurman, LhP, Reds (19th Rd) Mule Watson 1923 new York giants 0-0, 13.50, 1 g, 2.0 iP, 3 ER, 1 K Jason Marshall, C, indians (72nd Rd) # tim Matthews, RhP, Rockies (27th Rd) Mule Watson 1924 new York giants 0-0, 0.00, 1 g, 0.2 iP, 0 ER, 0 1994 Brent Beardon, RhP, Blue Jays (24th Rd) Randall Linebaugh, RhP, Reds (37th Rd) ted uhlaender 1965 Minnesota twins did not appear 1995 tim Peters, LhP, twins (26th Rd) nick Cassavechia, RhP, tigers (37th Rd) ted uhlaender 1972 Cincinnati Reds 4 g, 4 AB, 1 h, 1 2B 1996 # Kris Lambert, LhP, Reds (11th Rd) 2009 Aaron Miller, LHP, Dodgers (1st Rd) Marty Crawford, iF, Phillies (23rd Rd) Shaver hansen, SS, Mariners (6th Rd) Lee tunnell 1987 St. Louis Cardinals 0-0, 2.08, 2 g, 4.1 iP, 1 ER, 1 K Scott Morrison, SS, Dodgers (25th Rd) Dustin Dickerson, 1B, Marlins (6th Rd) David Murphy 2010 texas Rangers 3 g, 7 AB, 1 h, 1 RBi, 1 BB 1997 Kris Lambert, LhP, Pirates (13th Rd) # Craig Fritsch, RhP, tigers (8th Rd) David Murphy 2011 texas Rangers 7 g, 18 AB, 4 h, 1 R, 1 2B, 4 BB 1998 * Kip Wells, RhP, White Sox (1st Rd) Kendal Volz, RhP, Red Sox (9th Rd) Jeremy Dodson, OF, Royals (7th Rd) # Adam hornung, OF, Angels (19th Rd) Charley Carter, 1B, Astros (15th Rd) # Raynor Campbell, 3B, indians (31st Rd) # Jon topolski, OF, Marlins (31st Rd) 2010 Raynor Campbell, 2B, giants (14th Rd) James Blair, OF, Dodgers (Free Agent) Craig Fritsch, RhP, Phillies (16th Rd) Chad Polk, C, Blue Jays (Free Agent) # Brooks Pinckard, RHP, Cubs (18 Rd) 1999 * Jason Jennings, RhP, Rockies (1st Rd) gregg glime, C, Marlins (24th Rd) Jon topolski, OF, Astros (4th Rd) Willie Kempf, RhP, Braves (27th Rd)

Eric nelson, 2B, Royals (8th Rd) * Shawn Tolleson, RHP, Dodgers (30th Rd) hIstory # Bryan Loeb, C, Mets (29th Rd) 2011 Logan Verrett, RHP, Mets (3rd Rd) # Jaime Bubela, OF, Red Sox (31st Rd) Brooks Pinckard, RHP, Reds (10th Rd) 2000 Chad hawkins, RhP, Rangers (1st Rd) Landis Ware, SS, Angels (44th Rd) * Jace Brewer, SS, Devil Rays (5th Rd) 2012 Max Muncy, 1B, Athletics (5th Rd) Kyle Evans, RhP, indians (6th Rd) Josh Ludy, C, Phillies (8th Rd) * Jaime Bubela, OF, Mariners (7th Rd) Logan Vick, OF, Indians (11th Rd) Anthony hensley, OF, Phillies (20th Rd) Josh Turley, LHP, Tigers (16th Rd) Preston underdown, iF, Phillies (31st Rd) Tyler Bremer, RHP, Cubs (27th Rd) Bryan Loeb, C, Diamondbacks (Free Agent) Trent Blank, RHP, Rockies (30th Rd) 2013 # Dillon newman, RhP, Astros (16th Rd) Cal Towey, 3B, Angels (17th Rd) Max Garner, RHP, Marlins (18th Rd) Jake Miller, SS, Diamondbacks (27th Rd) Crayton Bare, LHP, Dodgers (28th Rd) Nathan Orf, OF, Brewers (Free Agent)

# - Did not sign % - Draft and follow sign the next year * - has appeared on a major league roster Italics indicate that the player was still playing professionally at the end of the 2013 season

89 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM MaJor leaGue baseball Matt batts, c (1943-47) dean crow, rhp (1993) Jason JennInGs, rhp (1997-99) boston red sox (1947-1951); st. louIs browns (1951); detroIt tIGers (1998) colorado rockIes (2001-2006); houston astros (2007); detroIt tIGers (1952-1954); chIcaGo whIte sox (1954); texas ranGers (2008-2009) cIncInnatI reds (1955-1956) yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 1998 DEt (AL) 3.94 2-2 32/0 00045.2 16 18 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI totals (1 yr) 3.94 2-2 32/0 00045.2 16 18 2001 COL (nL) 4.58 4-1 7/7 11039.1 19 26 1947 BOS (AL) .500 7 16 381015 2002 COL (nL) 4.52 16-8 32/32 000185.1 70 127 1948 BOS (AL) .314 46 118 13 37 12 0124 2003 COL (nL) 5.11 12-13 32/32 100181.1 88 119 1949 BOS (AL) .242 60 157 23 38 91331 dave danForth, lhp (1911) 2004 COL (nL) 5.51 11-12 33/33 100201.0 101 133 phIladelphIa athletIcs (1911-1912); chIcaGo whIte sox 1950 BOS (AL) .273 75 238 27 65 15 3434 2005 COL (nL) 5.02 6-9 20/20 100122.0 62 75 (1916-1919); st. louIs browns (1922-1925) 1951 BOS/StL .285 90 277 27 79 18 1533 2006 COL (nL) 3.78 9-13 32/32 320212.0 85 142 1952 DEt (AL) .237 56 173 11 41 41313 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 2007 hOu (nL) 6.45 2-9 19/18 00099.0 34 71 1953 DEt (AL) .278 116 374 38 104 24 3643 1911 Phi (AL) 3.74 4-1 14/2 10133.2 17 21 2008 tEx (AL) 8.56 0-5 6/6 00027.1 18 12 1954 DEt/Chi .235 67 179 17 42 81324 1912 Phi (AL) 3.98 0-0 3/0 00020.1 12 8 2009 tEx (AL) 4.13 2-4 44/0 00161.0 28 44 1955 Cin (nL) .254 26 71 4 18 41013 1916 Chi (AL) 3.27 6-5 28/8 10293.2 37 49 totals (9 yrs) 4.95 62-74 225/180 6311128.1 505 749 1956 Cin (nL) .000 32000000 1917 Chi (AL) 2.65 11-6 50/9 119173.0 74 79 totals (10 yrs) .269 546 1605 163 432 95 11 26 220 1918 Chi (AL) 3.43 6-15 39/11 502139.0 40 48 Jack lIttle, oF (1910-12) 1919 Chi (AL) 7.78 1-2 15/1 00141.2 20 17 new york yankees (1912) blaIne beatty, lhp (1985-86) 1922 StL (AL) 3.28 5-2 20/10 30179.2 38 48 new york Mets (1989, 1991) 1923 StL (AL) 3.94 16-14 38/26 16 01226.1 87 96 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1924 StL (AL) 4.51 15-12 41/27 11 14219.2 69 65 1912 nY (AL) .250 3 12 230000 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 1925 StL (AL) 4.36 7-9 38/15 502159.0 61 53 totals (1 yr) .250 3 12 230000 1989 nY (nL) 1.50 0-0 2/1 0006.0 23 totals (10 yrs) 3.89 71-66 286/109 43 2 23 1186.0 455 484 1991 nY (nL) 2.79 0-0 5/0 0009.2 47 totals (2 yrs) 2.30 0-0 7/1 00015.2 6 10 ted lyons, rhp (1920-23) Jacke davIs, oF (1956-57) chIcaGo whIte sox (1923-1942, 1946) phIladelphIa phIllIes (1962) andy beene, rhp (1976-79) yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so (1983-1984) yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1923 Chi (AL) 6.35 2-1 9/1 00022.6 15 6 1962 Phi (nL) .213 48 75 9 16 0116 1924 Chi (AL) 4.87 12-11 41/22 12 03216.1 72 52 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so totals (1 yr) .213 48 75 9 16 0116 1925 Chi (AL) 3.26 21-11 43/32 19 53262.2 83 45 1983 MiL (AL) 4.50 0-0 1/0 0002.0 10 1926 Chi (AL) 3.01 18-16 39/31 24 32283.2 106 51 1984 MiL (AL) 11.09 0-2 5/3 00018.2 9 11 1927 Chi (AL) 2.84 22-14 39/34 30 22307.2 67 71 totals (2 yrs) 10.45 0-2 6/3 00020.2 10 11 buzz dozIer, rhp (1943-45) 1928 Chi (AL) 3.98 15-14 39/27 21 06240.0 68 60 washInGton senators (1947, 1949) 1929 Chi (AL) 4.10 14-20 37/31 21 12259.1 76 57 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 1930 Chi (AL) 3.78 22-14 42/36 29 11297.2 57 69 JaIMe bubela, oF (1999-2000) 1931 Chi (AL) 4.01 4-6 22/12 700101.0 33 16 seattle MarIners (2005) 1947 WAS (AL) 0.00 0-0 2/0 0004.2 12 1949 WAS (AL) 11.37 0-0 2/0 0006.1 61 1932 Chi (AL) 4.34 10-15 33/26 19 12230.2 71 58 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI totals (2 yrs) 6.55 0-0 4/0 00011.0 73 1933 Chi (AL) 4.24 10-21 36/27 14 21228.0 74 74 2005 SEA (AL) .105 11 19 320000 1934 Chi (AL) 4.87 11-13 30/24 21 01205.1 66 53 totals (1 yr) .105 11 19 320000 1935 Chi (AL) 3.02 15-8 23/22 19 30190.2 56 54 larry drake, oF (1941-44) 1936 Chi (AL) 5.14 10-13 26/24 15 10182.0 45 48 phIladelphIa athletIcs (1945); washInGton senators (1948) 1937 Chi (AL) 4.15 12-7 22/22 11 00169.1 45 45 pete charton, rhp (1962-64) 1938 Chi (AL) 3.70 9-11 23/23 17 10194.2 52 54 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI boston red sox (1964) 1939 Chi (AL) 2.76 14-6 21/21 16 00172.2 26 65 1945 Phi (AL) .000 12000000 1940 Chi (AL) 3.24 12-8 22/22 17 40186.1 37 72 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 1948 WASh (AL) .286 47020001 1941 Chi (AL) 3.70 12-10 22/22 19 20187.1 37 63 1964 BOS (AL) 5.26 0-2 25/5 00065.0 24 37 totals (2 yrs) .222 59020001 1942 Chi (AL) 2.10 14-6 20/20 20 10180.1 26 50 totals (1 yr) 5.26 0-2 25/5 00065.0 24 37 1946 Chi (AL) 2.32 1-4 5/5 50042.2 9 10 toMMy FIne, rhp (1937-39) totals (21 yrs) 3.67 260-230 594/484 356 27 23 4161.01121 1073 JaIMe cocanower, rhp (1977-78) boston red sox (1947), st. louIs browns (1950) MIlwaukee brewers (1983-1986) yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so steve Macko, ss (1976-77) yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 1947 BOS (AL) 5.50 1-2 9/7 10036.0 19 10 chIcaGo cubs (1979-1980) 1983 MiL (AL) 1.80 2-0 5/3 10030.0 12 8 1950 StL (AL) 8.10 0-1 14/0 00036.2 25 6 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1984 MiL (AL) 4.02 8-16 33/27 100174.2 78 65 totals (2 yrs) 4.42 1-3 23/7 10072.2 44 16 1979 Chi (nL) .225 19 40 291003 1985 MiL (AL) 4.33 6-8 24/15 310116.1 73 44 1980 Chi (nL) .300 6 20 262002 1986 MiL (AL) 4.43 0-1 17/2 00044.2 38 22 totals (2 yrs) .250 25 60 4 15 3005 totals (4 yrs) 3.99 16-25 79/47 510365.2 201 139 Jake Freeze, rhp (1923-25) chIcaGo whIte sox (1925)

yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so Jerry Mallett, oF (1955-57) pat coMbs, lhp (1985-86) boston red sox (1959) phIladelphIa phIllIes (1989-1992) 1925 Chi (AL) 2.45 0-0 2/0 0003.2 31 totals (1 yr) 2.45 0-0 2/0 0003.2 31 hIstory yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 1959 BOS (AL) .267 4 15 140001 1989 Phi (nL) 2.09 4-0 6/6 11038.2 6 30 totals (1 yr) .267 4 15 140001 1990 Phi (nL) 4.07 10-10 32/31 320183.1 86 108 slIM harrell, rhp (1911-12) phIladelphIa athletIcs (1912) 1991 Phi (nL) 4.90 2-6 14/13 10064.1 43 41 1992 Phi (nL) 7.71 1-1 4/4 00018.2 12 11 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so seth Morehead, lhp (1953-57) totals (4 yrs) 4.22 17-17 56/54 530305.0 147 190 1912 Phi (AL) 0.00 0-0 1/0 0003.0 01 phIladelphIa phIlles (1957-1959); chIcaGo cubs (1959-1960); totals (1 yr) 0.00 0-0 1/0 0003.0 01 MIlwaukee braves (1961)

FrItz connally, IF (1977-80) yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so chIcaGo cubs (1983); (1985) 1957 Phi (nL) 3.68 1-1 34/1 10158.2 20 36 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1958 Phi (nL) 5.85 1-6 27/11 00092.1 26 54 1983 Chi(nL) .100 8 10 010000 1959 Phi (nL) 9.90 0-2 3/3 00010.0 38 1985 BAL (AL) .232 50 112 16 26 40315 Chi (nL) 4.82 0-1 11/2 00018.2 89 totals (2 yrs) .221 58 122 16 27 40315 1960 Chi (nL) 3.94 2-9 45/7 204123.1 46 64 1961 MiL (nL) 6.46 1-0 12/0 00015.1 7 13 totals (5 yrs) 4.81 5-19 132/24 305318.1 110 184

90 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL MaJor leaGue baseball davId Murphy, oF (2001-03) kelly shoppach, c (1999-2001) Mule watson, rhp (1913-17) boston red sox (2006-2007); texas ranGers (2007-2013) boston red sox (2005); cleveland IndIans (2006-2009); phIladelphIa athletIcs (1918-1919); pIttsburGh pIrates (2010-2011); boston red sox (2012); (1920); boston braves (1920-1923); new york GIants yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI new york Mets (2012); seattle MarIners (2013); (1923-1924) 2006 BOS (AL) .227 20 22 451012 cleveland IndIans (2013) 2007 BOS (AL) .500 32110100 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so tEx (AL) .340 43 103 16 35 12 1214 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1918 Phi (AL) 3.37 7-10 21/19 11 30141.2 44 30 2008 tEx (AL) .275 108 415 64 114 28 3 15 74 2005 BOS (AL) .000 9 15 100000 1919 Phi (AL) 6.91 0-1 4/2 00014.1 76 2009 tEx (AL) .269 128 432 61 116 24 1 17 57 2006 CLE (AL) .245 41 110 7 27 60316 1920 Pit/BOS (nL)3.76 5-4 18/10 42086.0 24 17 2010 tEx (AL) .291 138 419 54 122 26 2 12 65 2007 CLE (AL) .261 59 161 26 42 13 0730 1921 BOS (nL) 3.85 14-13 44/31 15 12259.1 57 48 2011 tEx (AL) .275 120 404 46 111 14 2 11 46 2008 CLE (AL) .261 112 352 67 92 27 0 21 55 1922 BOS (nL) 4.70 8-14 41/29 811201.0 59 53 2012 tEx (AL) .304 147 457 65 139 29 3 15 61 2009 CLE (AL) .214 89 271 33 58 14 0 12 40 1923 BOS/nY (nL)3.87 9-7 28/19 901139.2 41 36 2013 tEx (AL) .220 142 436 51 96 26 1 13 45 2010 tB (AL) .196 63 158 17 31 80517 1924 nY (nL) 3.79 7-4 22/16 61099.2 24 18 totals (8 yrs) .275 849 2690 362 739 160 14 86 364 2011 tB (AL) .176 87 221 23 39 3011 22 totals (7 yrs) 4.03 50-53 178/126 53 84941.2 256 208 2012 BOS (AL) .250 48 140 16 35 12 2517 nYM (nL) .203 28 79 7 16 20310 kIp wells, rhp (1996-98) ken patterson, lhp (1984-85) 2013 SEA (AL) .196 35 107 11 21 7039 chIcaGo whIte sox (1988-1991), chIcaGo cubs (1992); chIcaGo whIte sox (1999-2001); pIttsburGh pIrates (2002- 2013 CLE (AL) .000 12000000 calIFornIa anGels (1993-1994) 2006); texas ranGers (2006); st. louIs cardInals (2007); totals (9 yrs) .223 572 1616 208 361 92 2 70 216 colorado rockIes (2008); kansas cIty royals (2008); yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so washInGton natIonals (2009); cIncInnatI reds (2009); 1988 Chi (AL) 4.79 0-2 9/2 00120.2 78 bIll stellbauer, oF (1914-16) (2012) 1989 Chi (AL) 4.52 6-1 50/1 00065.2 28 43 phIladelphIa athletIcs (1916) 1990 Chi (AL) 3.39 2-1 43/0 00266.1 34 40 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 1991 Chi (AL) 2.83 3-0 43/0 00163.2 35 32 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1999 Chi (AL) 4.04 4-1 7/7 00035.2 15 29 1992 Chi (nL) 3.89 2-3 32/1 00041.2 27 23 1916 Phi (AL) .271 25 48 2 13 0105 2000 Chi (AL) 6.02 6-9 20/20 00098.2 58 71 1993 CAL (AL) 4.58 1-1 46/0 00159.0 35 36 totals (1 yr) .271 25 48 2 13 0105 2001 Chi (AL) 4.79 10-11 40/20 000133.1 61 99 1994 CAL (AL) 0.00 0-0 1/0 0000.2 01 2002 Pit (nL) 3.59 12-14 33/33 110198.1 71 134 totals (7 yrs) 3.88 14-8 224/4 005317.2 166 183 drew sutton, ss (2004) 2003 Pit (nL) 3.28 10-9 31/31 100197.1 76 147 cIncInnatI reds (2009-2010); cleveland IndIans (2010); 2004 Pit (nL) 4.55 5-7 24/24 000138.1 66 116 Jon perlMan, rhp (1978-79) boston red sox (2011); taMpa bay rays (2012) 2005 Pit (nL) 5.09 8-18 33/33 110182.0 99 132 2006 Pit (nL) 6.69 1-5 7/7 00036.1 18 16 chIcaGo cubs (1985); san FrancIsco GIants (1987); yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI tEx (AL) 5.62 1-0 2/2 0008.0 34 cleveland IndIans (1988) 2009 Cin (nL) .212 42 66 10 14 4119 2007 StL (nL) 5.70 7-17 34/26 000162.2 78 122 yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 2010 Cin (nL) .667 23120014 2008 COL (nL) 5.27 1-2 15/2 00027.1 19 22 1985 Chi (nL) 11.42 1-0 6/0 0008.2 84 CLE (AL) .222 11 36 481014 KC (AL) 8.71 0-1 10/0 00010.1 11 9 1987 SF (nL) 3.97 0-0 10/0 00011.1 43 2011 BOS (AL) .315 31 54 11 17 7007 2009 WAS (nL) 6.49 0-2 23/0 00226.1 18 18 1988 CLE (AL) 5.49 0-2 10/0 00019.2 11 10 2012 tB (AL) .271 18 48 2 13 4006 Cin (nL) 4.66 2-3 10/7 00046.1 22 25 totals (3 yrs) 4.02 1-2 26/0 00039.2 23 17 Pit (nL) .243 24 74 10 18 8117 2012 SD (nL) 4.58 2-4 7/7 00037.1 20 19 totals (4 yrs) .256 128 281 38 72 24 2437 totals (12 yrs) 4.71 69-103 296/216 3221338.1 635 963 Fred rath, rhp (1965) chIcaGo whIte sox (1968-1969) Joe szekely, oF (1946-49) denney wIlIe, oF (1904-08) cIncInnatI reds (1953) st. louIs cardInals (1911-1912); cleveland IndIans (1915) yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1968 Chi (AL) 1.59 0-0 5/0 00011.1 33 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1953 Cin (nL) .077 5 13 010000 1969 Chi (AL) 7.71 0-2 3/2 00011.2 84 1911 StL (nL) .235 28 51 10 12 3103 totals (1 yr) .077 5 13 010000 totals (2 yrs) 4.70 0-2 8/2 00023.0 11 7 1912 StL (nL) .229 30 48 2 11 0106 1915 CLE (AL) .252 45 131 14 33 41210 shawn tolleson, rhp (2007-10) totals (3 yrs) .243 103 230 26 56 73219 scott ruFFcord, rhp (1989-91) los anGeles dodGers (2012) chIcaGo whIte sox (1993-1996); phIladelphIa phIllIes (1997) yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so 2012 LA (nL) 4.30 3-1 40/0 00037.2 20 39 1993 Chi (AL) 8.10 0-2 3/2 00010.0 10 2 totals (1 yr) 4.30 3-1 40/0 00037.2 20 39 1994 Chi (AL) 12.79 0-2 2/2 0006.1 53 1995 Chi (AL) 7.88 0-0 4/0 0008.0 13 5 1996 Chi (AL) 11.37 0-1 3/1 0006.1 63 lee tunnell, rhp (1979-81) 1997 Phi (nL) 7.71 0-3 18/4 00039.2 36 33 pIttsburGh pIrates (1982-1985); st. louIs cardInals (1987); MInnesota twIns (1989) totals (5 yrs) 8.57 0-8 30/9 00070.1 70 46 hIstory yr team era w-l G/Gs cG sho sv Ip bb so lloyd russell, IF (1935-37) 1982 Pit (nL) 3.93 1-1 5/3 00018.1 54 cleveland IndIans (1938) 1983 Pit (nL) 3.65 11-6 35/25 530177.2 58 95 1984 Pit (nL) 5.27 1-7 26/6 00168.1 40 51 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1985 Pit (nL) 4.01 4-10 24/23 000132.1 57 74 1938 CLE (AL) .000 20000000 1987 StL (nL) 4.84 4-4 32/9 00074.1 34 49 totals (1 yr) .000 20000000 1989 Min (AL) 6.00 1-0 10/0 00012.0 67 totals (6 yrs) 4.23 22-28 132/66 531483.0 200 280 kevIn russo, 3b (2005-06) new york yankees (2010) ted uhlaender, oF (1959-61) yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI MInnesota twIns (1965-1969); cleveland IndIans (1970-1971); 2010 nYY (AL) .184 31 49 592004 cIncInnatI reds (1972) totals (1 yr) .184 31 49 592004 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1965 Min (AL) .182 13 22 140001 Mark saccoManno, 1b (1999-2003) 1966 Min (AL) .226 105 367 39 83 12 2222 houston astros (2008) 1967 Min (AL) .258 133 415 41 107 19 7649 1968 Min (AL) .283 140 488 52 138 21 5752 yr team avG G ab rh2b 3b hr rbI 1969 Min (AL) .273 152 554 93 151 18 2862 2008 hOu (nL) .200 10 10 121012 1970 CLE (AL) .268 141 473 56 127 21 2 11 46 totals (1 yr) .200 10 10 121012 1971 CLE (AL) .288 141 500 52 144 20 3247 1972 Cin (nL) .159 73 113 9 18 3006 totals (8 yrs) .263 898 2932 343 772 114 21 36 285

91 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM letterwInners a BROWDER, Kolt 2010-11-12-13 COx, troy 1987(t)-88(t)-90(t) EVAnS, Kyle 1998-99-00 ADAMS, F. M. 1904(M) BROWn, Barry 1979 CRABB, Danny Wayne 1969 EVAtt, Dan 2009-10-11-12 ADAMS, Michael Floyd 1966-67-68 BROWn, Kirkley 1923 CRABB, Wendell R. 1970-71-72 AguiLAR, Bruce 1986-87-88-89 BROWn, h. L. 1905 CRAFt, W. W. 1906 F AiKEn, Mark 1932(M) BROWn, Logan 2012-13 CRAWFORD, Marty 1993-94-95-96 FARMER, Paul 1980-81-82 ALFORD, Raymond 1931-32 BRYCE, James 1939-40 CREASEY, Frank D. 1923 FARRingtOn, Sidney R. 1916-17 ALFORD, theodore 1935-36 BuBELA, Jaime 1999-00 CREnShAW, Charles E. 1937-38 FERguSOn, Randy 1969 ALLEn, James W. 1940 BuCKALEW, Denny 1981(M) CROSBY, Bill 1975-77-78 FERguSOn, telford g. 1936-38 FiLiP, tom 2010 AnDERSOn, John 1994, 1997 BuLLOCK, tyler 2003-04-05 CROSBY, R.M. “hawk” 1922 FinCh, Scott 1983(t)-84(t) AnDERSOn, thomas R. 1954-55-56 BuMPuS, Mark 1971(t)-72(t) CROSSLin, guy J. “hap” 1915-16 FinE, tommy 1937-38-39 ARnOLD, Jerry 1979-80-81-82 BuRK, Adrian 1949-50 CROW, Dean 1993 FinKE, Jahn 1991-92 ARRingtOn, Jud 1989-90-91 BuRKE, Charlie M. 1936(M)-37(M) CuLLiSOn, Robert Virl 1957-58-59 FinLEY 1918 AShBY, Doug 2013 BuRnEtt, harlan 1941 CunninghAM, Milton 1946(M) FiShER, Jimmie Allen 1961-62 AtKinSOn, norman 1904 BuStER, A. L. 1906 CziMSKEY, Matt 2006-07 ButLER, hugh L. 1921-22 CziMSKEY, Michael L. 1973-74-75-77 FiShER, John B. 1904-05-06 b ButLER, Richard B. “Rick” 1968 FitzPAtRiCK, Ray L. 1951-52 BAiLEY, Joseph W. 1927 BYERLEY, g. S. “Bricky” 1931 d FLOREE, J. W. 1907 BAin, William D. “Bill” 1964-65-66 BYRD, h. D. 1906-08 DABnEY, W. Y. “Buck” 1919 FLOWERS, Charlie h. 1942 BAKER, Abel 2010 BYRD, Joe Curtis 1941 DALPORtO, Steve 2010-11-12-13 FOLtYn, Frank 1989-90-91-92 BALL, Jackie 1987-88 DAnFORth, Dave 1911 FORD, Josh 2002-03-04-05 BALthROP, Lloyd K. 1968-69 c DAniEL, James R. 1962 FOREhAnD, george W. 1927-28 BARE, Crayton 2011-12-13 CADDELL, george 1970-71(M)-72 DARnELL, Derek 1995-96 FOREStiERE, Erik 2006-08 BARnES, Sherman 1939-40 CAMP, B. C. 1905 DAViDSOn, Francis “Cotton” 1952-53 FOREStiERE, Matt 2003-04 BARnEtt, J. C. “Abe” 1932-33-34 CAMPBELL, Raynor 2007-08-09-10 DAViS, Billy “tank” 1982 FORMAn, h. n. 1907 BARnEtt, James Robert 1959-60-61 CAntu, Reuben 1984(t)-85(t)-86(t) DAViS, Braz 1985-86-87 FORtEnBERRY, Seth 2003-04-05-06 BARROn, C. t. 1907 CARLSOn, zane 2000-01-03-04 DAViS, Briscoe 1912 FOuSt, Darin 1988 BARtOn, Fred Anthony 1968-69 CARnES, t. E. 1905 DAViS, harry Albert 1951-52-53 FOutS, John 1911 FOx, James Leland 1962-63 BARtuLA, Daren 1999 CARPEntER, Brian 1990-91-92 DAViS, Jacky S. 1956-57 FOx, Rickie Duane 1971-72-73-74 BASKin, Jake 1999 CARtER, Casey 1994-95 DAViS, Shane 1994-95-96 FREDEnBuRg, Denver 1998-99 BAttS, Matt 1941-42 CARtER, Charley 1998 DAViS, trae 2011-12 FREELS, Luther Murell 1933 BAugh, J. h. 1905-06 CARRELL, Edwin James 1959 DAWSOn, Everett J. 1920 FREEMAn, gary C. 1954-55-56 BEALL, Philip 1970-71 CARROLL, Lee 1905(M) DEnnEnY, Jim 1973-74 FREER, Michael 1974(t)-75(t)-76(t)-77(t) BEALL, William Erby, Jr. 1971 CASSAVEChiA, nick 2006-07-08 DEnniS, greg 1985 FREEzE, Carl A. “Jake” 1923-24-25 BEAn, Allen 1932 CASEY, george A. 1932 DEnniS, thurman William “Bill” 1957 FRitSCh, Craig 2008-09-10 BEAn, Cecil S. 1930 CASEY, Jack 1941 DEVEREAux, Charles D. 1947-48-49 FuEntES, Arthur 1960-61-62 BEAnE, Robert 1975-76-77 CASh, W. A. 1905 DiCKERSOn, Dustin 2007-08-09 FuLBRight 1916 BEARDEn, Brent 1993-94 CAStERLinE, Scott 1982 DiLLOn, zach 2003-04-05-06 FunK, Jerry 1959-60-61 BEAttY, Blaine 1985-86 CAVitt, Bill 1918 DiLLOW, Sam 1926 BEEnE, Andy 1976-79 ChAnDLER, troy “tom” 1946-47-48 DOE, Brett 2013 ChAPMAn, Ray 1920 DODgEn, John hardy 1969-70-71 G BELEW, D. O. 1907-08-09-10 gAMEL, Olin 1933 ChARtOn, Frank L. “Pete” 1962 DODSOn, Jeremy 1996-97-98 BELL, gordon g. 1924-25 gARCiA, Manuel 1942-46 ChEShiRE, James 1982 DORnEMAn, Steve 1999-00-01-02 BEnEFiELD, greg 1983 gARnER, Max 2009-11-12-13 CLARK, howard Russell 1967 DORRiES, David William 1969-70-71 BEngE, Bobby Joe 1952-53-54 gARzA, Javier 1981 CLEM, harold Bruce 1932-33 DOtSOn, E. t. 1920 BEnnEtt, Raymond P, 1930-32 gEDWED, Kenton 2007-09-10 CLEMEntS, Jared 2001-02-03-04 DOugLAS, Brad 1985-86 BEnnEtt, Ross 2000-01-02-03 gEORgE, Marc 1983 CLEMMOnS, Robert harris 1958 DOugLAS, Lowell n. 1928-29 BERgMAn, Brett 1995-96-97-98 gERDES, Chase 2004-05-06-07 CLOPtOn, Rick 1973-74-75-76 DOWnEY, Russell 1969 BERRY, J. Donnel 1956-57 gERnAnD, Clarence J. “Bubba” 1937-38 COCAnOWER, Jaime 1977-78 DRAPER, Rusty 1981 BEViL, John Embry 1966-67-68 gERnAnD, Julie W. 1938 COFFEY, William h. 1924 DRAPER, William 2007 BEViLL, William M. “Bill” 1965-66 giLL, Bobby Joe 1958 COgDiLL, Mark 1996-97-99 DuCKWORth, Agnew O. 1948-49 BiAS, Drew 2006-07-08-09 giLLAM, h. 1905 COKER, Brad 1981 DuECY, J. M. “Mike” 1936-37-38 BiCKhAM, Sammy 1977 giLLiAM, John Anderson 1958 COKER, Burl Dean 1975-76-77-78 DugAn, Daniel J. 1972-73-74-75 BLACK, Brian 1990-91-92-93 giLLiAM, John Phil 1958 COLE, W. i. 1906-07-08 DuMAS, Don 1983-84-85 BLACK, Robert tracy 1966-67 giLLiLAnD, Virgil 1928-29 BLACK, z. E. 1908 COLLiER, P. D. 1912-13 DunCAn, Churchill “Lefty” 1916-17-19 gLiME, gregg 2007-08-09-10 BLACKWELL, Brent 1976 COLLiER, Ralph 1923-24-25 DunCAn, John William 1968-69-70 gOLD, Mark 1983-84-85-86 BLAiR, James Anthony 1996-97-98 COLLinS, James Michael “Mike” 1963 DunCAn, Roger 1975 gOLDEn, Franklin 1939-40-41 BLAiR, James Randolph 1948-49 COLLinS, tyler 2010 DuPLAntiER, Chant 1988-89 gOODE, R. Jones 1918 hIstory BLAnDO, Matt 1989-90 COMBS, Pat 1988 DuRBin, Chris 2000-01-02-03 gOODWin, nate 2012-13 BLAnK, trent 2009-10-11-12 COMPtOn, Jack B. 1967 DuSEK, Ricky W. 1968-69-70 gOODWin, Ronald R. 1961-62-63 BLuthARDt, Jay 1980 COMPtOn, Mike 1984 DYKEMAn, Jerry M. 1953-54-55 gOODWYn, Jack Ray 1954-55-56 BOhnY, Mike 1991-92-93-94 COnnALLY, Edwin 1927 DYKES, Wm. turney Fox 1968-69-70 gORE, L.O. “Red” 1924-25 BOiSJOLY, Eric 1997-98 COnnALLY, Fritz 1977-78-79-80 gOSS, Bill n. 1974 BOLgER, harold K. 1937-38-39 COnnALLY, gordon W. 1954-55-56 e gOttLiEB, Frederic Elton 1954-55 BOLgER, John 1933-34-35 COnnALLY, h. C. “Sniper” 1923-24 EADY, Bill 1979-80 gOuDY 1904 BOOKER, Ben 2006-07-08-09 COOK, Delaney 1971 EChOLS, tommy 1989-90 gOugh, Joe Bob 1956(M) BOOnE, David L. 1967-68-69 COPELAnD, Dennis O. 1971-72-73-74 ECtOn, Steve 1982-83 gOugh, Richard 1983-84 BRADFORD, Michael 1997-98 COPELAnD, Frederick h. 1948-49-50 EDEnS, Kyle 1999-00-01-02 gRAVES, J. E. 1909-10 BRADShAW, W. W. 1922 CORBO, Leonard Melvin “Mel” 1959 EDWARDS, C. C. 1904 gREEn, Owen 1911 BRAtChER, Bart Lee 1970-71 CORLEY, Randall 1981(t)-82(t) EiChLER, Dan 1989 gREEn, Rufe J. “Jimmy” 1927-28 BRAzELL, Donald Fred 1974-75-76-77 CORSOn, Matt 1994-95 ELLiS, Bill 1917 gREgORY, gary Dean 1975 BREES, Reid 2003-04-05 COSKREY, tommy 1979 ELLiS, Kevin 1989-91-92 gREShAM, Joe Mac 1951-52-53 BREhM, Derek 2001 COthARn, Bruce 1984 ELLiSOn, Odis 1931 gREVELLE, Fred 1946-47-48 BREMER, tyler 2011-12 COuEY, Richard Bryant 1963 ELSBERnD, David, Jr. 1992 gREVELLE, Louis K. 1950(M)-51(M) BREWER, Jace 1999-00 COVingtOn, Curtis “Red” 1920-21-22-23 EMERY, ike 1914 gRiFFin, gayle 1926-27-28 BRiLEY, Michael “Mike” 1988-89-90-91 COWDEn, Don R. 1957 ERRAntE, Eric 2002 gRiFFin, Michael 2002-03-04-05 BROnSOn, Ben 1994-95 COx, Audie Lee 1961-62-63 ERWin, gerald “James” 1960-61 gRiSSOM, R. 1909-10

92 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL letterwInners gROnER, Frank 1934 I LittLE, W. A. “Jack” 1910-11-12 MOORE, Jeff 1997 guiDRY, Joe 1988 iSBELL, Larry Dale 1950-51-52 LOEB, Bryan 1997-98-99-00 MORRiS, gary Don 1968 guMMELt, Craig 1984-85-86-87 iSEnBERg, Milton K. 1952 LOng, W. D. 1920 MORRiSOn, Scott 1995-96 gWin, Reginald Wade 1970-71 LOOPER, Donald Lee 1965-66 MORtOn, Brent 1988-89 J LuCAS, Fred A. 1954-55-56 MOSLEY, C. P. “Bubs” 1909-10-11-12-13 h JACKSOn, tim 2006-07 LuCE, Brandon 2002 MOtE, trevor 2001 hAinSFuRthER, Joey 2009-10-11-12 JARL, Leroy L. 1947-48-49 LuDY, Josh 2009-10-11-12 MunCY, Max 2010-11-12 hALE, howard 1954(M) JARViE, Steve 1984-85-86-87 LuFt, Richie 1983 MuRDOCK, Martin L. 1961-62-63 hALEY, James D. “Don” 1939-40-41 JEFFCOAt, Drew 2006-07 LuMMuS, Brent 1978-79-80-81 MuRPhY, David 2001-02-03 hALL, Billy Clarence 1958-59-60 JEFFREY, C. B. “Lefty” 1926 LuMMuS, Jack 1939-40-41 MuRPhY, Mark 1993-94 hALL, Cody 2001 JEFFREY, Jay 1981-82 LunA, nando 1997 MuRSKi, Albin J. 1942, 1947 hALL, Craig 1980-81-82 JEnningS, Jason 1997-98-99 LunDY, Robert Roland 1969-70-71-72 MuSSER, David 1987-88 hALL, Jerry Lloyd 1963-64 JEnningS, John 1942-46 LYOnS, george Lavalle 1968-69-70 hAMMOCK, Seth 2006-07 JEnningS, R. A. “Dick” 1938 LYOnS, ted A. 1920-21-22-23 n hAMMOnD, Ray 1990-91-92 JEtt, Mark 1992-93 nAtiOnS, grant 1995 hAMPtOn, John Philip “Phil” 1968-69-70 JOhAnSOn, John Michael 1976-77-78-79 M nAYLOR, Johnny 1926-27-28 hAnEY, Jack 1955 JOhnSOn, Barney 1918 MACK, Cedric 1981-82 nEEDS, James E. “Jim” 1964(M)-65(M) hAnSEn, Shaver 2007-08-09 JOhnSOn, Bill 1949(M) MACKEY, Wade 2007-08 nEELY, Fred 1962-63-64 hARDin, W. B. 1905 JOhnSOn, gerald Morris 1958-59 MACKO, Steve J. 1976-77 nELSOn, Eric 1996-97-98-99 hARRELL, O. M. “Slim” 1911-12 JOhnSOn, John Drew 1926-28 MALinAK, Mike 1984-85-86-87 nELSOn, travis E. 1942 hARRingtOn, Lee 1956-57-58 JOhnSOn, Mike 1975 MALLEtt, gerald “Jerry” 1955-56-57 nEViLL, glenn 1988-89-90-91 hARRiS, Adolph 1940-41 JOhnSOn, Rickey 1982-83 MALLEtt, Jeff 1978-79-80-81 nEWMAn, Dillon 2011-12-13 hARRiS, Fred “Red” 1930-31 JOnES, Adrian E. “Pete” 1926-27-28 MALLOn, James Lenard 1964-65 nEWtOn, S. M. 1906-07-08 hARRiS, hal J. 1946-47-48-49 JOnES, Jack 1925 MALthAnER, Mark 1979-80 nEWtOn, tyree h. 1951-52-53 hARRiS, herbert Bridges 1956 JOnES, nathan 1986-87-88-89 MAnDEL, Jeff 2004-05-06-07 nOLEn, Shane 1976-77-78-79 hARtShORn, tim 2000-01-02 JOnES, Robert t. “Bobby” 1956-57 MARBERRY, Fred 1957-58 nORtOn, Arthur W. 1933(M) hAtChER, Richard C. 1959-60 JOnES, thomas “Mac” 1993-94-95 MARCOM, Matthew 1995-96-97-98 hAttER, John 1918-19-20-21 JORDAn, D. 1918 MARinO, James 1946-47 o O'BRiEn, Errol Keith 1951-52-53 hAWKinS, Chad 1999-00 JORDAn, Dowd 1915 MARShALL, Eddie 1922 OLEnBuSh, Dutch 1915 hAWKinS, Richard Frazier 1968 JORDAn, John R. “Slim” 1919 MARShALL, Jason 1992-93 hAWKinS, todd 1985-86-87 MARStALLER, William E. 1936-37 OLiPhint, thomas h. 1972-73-74 hAYS 1904 k MARtin, Jeff 1992-93 OLiVER, Bobby Jack 1956-57-58 hEAD, John Dean “Rickey” 1966-67-68 KELLER, Jim 1973 MARtin, Mark 1993-94 OLiVER, Brad 1979-81 hEiLigBRODt, hagan 2002 KELLOgg, O. h. “Slim” 1916-17 MARtinEz, Stephen “Steve” 1995-96 OLiVER, Don 1978 hELDOORn, Mike 2004 KELLY, J. Clyde “Abe” 1926 MAtthEWS, Byron 1934 OLSOn, Alex 1992(t)-93(t) hEnDERSOn, Bruce 1981-82 KELLY, thomas Patrick 1971 MAtthEWS, tim 2006-07-08 ORDOnES, Manuel 1978 hEnRY, Knox “Pepper” 1912-13-14-15 KEMP, W. Lonnie 1939-40 MAuDLin, Stephen Ray 1969 ORF, nathan 2012-13 hEnRY, William Lawrence 1918-19 KEMPF, Willie 2007-08-09-10 MAYS, Kellie 1983 OutLAW, Mark 1998-99 hEnSLEE, W. W. “Doc” 1935-36-37 KEnWORthY, Chris 1990(t)-91(t) McAFEE, Shawn 1986-87 OWEn, Jack J. 1932 hEnSLEY, Anthony 1999-00 KiERSKY, Robert 1930-31 McBROOM, Marvin “Butch” 1965-66 OWEnS, Kenneth Ray 1953-54 hERn, harold Leon 1961 KiLgO, Walter C. “Dub” 1974-75 McCARtER, Jack 1917 hiBBERt, Blair 1982-83-84 KiLgORE, Jeff 1987-88-89 McCARtY, Bryan 1985-86-87-88 p PACE, Stephen R. 1963 hiCKS, Raymond L Jr. “Rusty” 1974 KiMBROugh, Billy Ray 1946-47-48-49 McCOLLuM, thomas A. “Butch” 1957 PAgAnO, Frank 1968(M)-69(M) higginBOthAM, Joe M. 1907(M) KiMMEY, Brooks 2008-09 McCORMiCK, Mark 2003-04-05 PAnKRAtz, Mike 2004-05-06 hightOWER, Allen Ross 1935-36-38 KinCAnnOn, Claud 1950 McCRuMMEn, gerald “Jerry” 1958 PAPE, Andy 2003-04-05-07 hiLEMAn, Lucas 2009 King, Bruce 1982(t) McDAniEL, D.Y. 1917-18-19 PARKER, James S. “Buddy” 1949-50-51 hiLL, Aubrey 1942 King, Ronnie 1983-84 McDOnALD, Kevin 1988 PARKER, Pat 1931 hiLL, Davis 1918-20-21 KLiAFAS, Steve 1988-89-90 McELDOWnEY, John S. 1962-63-64 PARKS, James M. 1932-33-34 hiLL, Randy 1982-83 KOCh, Barton “Botchy” 1929-30-31 McELROY, Billy David 1971-72 PARKS, Mitchell 1936-37 hiLtOn, Stan 1982-83 KOLKhORSt, Kenneth 1975-76-77-78 McKAY, Alan 1983 PARRiSh, Chip 1998 hintOn, Jesse 1978(t)-79(t)-80(t) KOOnCE, Alan 1982-83-84-85 McKAY, Connally 1934-35 PAttERSOn, Chad 1986-88 hOLiCK, Robert J. 1953-54 KROnEY, Archie 1933 McKAY, Sparks 1904-05-06-09 PAttERSOn, J. W. “Billy” 1938 hOLLAS, tyson 1996(M) Kuntz, Brad 2011-12 McLEAn, tim 1981

PAttERSOn, Kenneth 1984-85 hIstory hOLLiS, W. R. 1923-24 McMAhOn, J.B. 1912-13 PAttERSOn, Ron 1995-96 hOOK, Wesley 1980 l McRAY, Kenneth K. 1969 PAYLOR, george 1991(t) hOOPER, W. n. “Red” 1912 LACY, Lance 1995-96 MELEAR, Walter A. 1925 PEARSOn, hugh grant 1947-48-49-50 hOOVER, Kermit R. “Jinx” 1957 LAMBERt, Brad 1984 MEnDEnhALL, Jimmie n. 1912-13-14-15 PEChACEK, Chad 1996 hOPKinS, Everett Wayne 1953-54 LAMBERt, Don 2009-10 MERCuRiO, Wes 2011-12-13 PEnningtOn, greg 1977-78-79-80 hORnung, Adam 2008-09 LAMBERt, Kris 1994-95-96-97 MEtzgER, Ryan 1998 PERKinS, henry Wright 1962-63-64 hOuCK, Keith h. 1977 LAMOttA, Ryan 2003-04-05-06 MEYER, Brad 1984-85-86-87 PERLMAn, Jonathan 1977-78-79 hOugh, Ben W. 1950 LAnDRY, Miles 2012-13 MiChALEC, Josh 2013 PEtERS, tim 1995 hOWARD, Matt 1988 LAngFORD, Lawton 2011-12-13 MiCK, Jim 1980-81 PEttigREW, thomas E. 1960-61-62 hOWARD, Michael 2012 LAngLEY, Frank M. 1963 MiLAM, tom 1979 PhiLLiPS, Leland Everett 1925(M) hOWARD, Richard Leroy 1947(M) LAuREnCE, Donnie Ray 1964-65-66 MiLES, Joe Collis 1951-53-54 PiERCE, Maurice S. 1931-32 huBBARD, James Kenneth 1973 LEAzAR, Robert W. 1908-09-10-11 MiLES, Paul 2006-07-08 PinCKARD, Brooks 2009-10-11 huBBY, “Osmosis” 1915 LEE, howard Cecil 1934-35-36 MiLLER, Aaron 2007-08-09 PittMAn, Ben J. 1920-21-22 huBEnAK, Dan “Spike” 1982-83 LEE, howard Cecil, Jr. 1960-61 MiLLER, Jake 2010-11-12-13 PittMAn, Ralph D. 1923-24-25 huEY, tony 1984-85-86-87 LEE, Ralph B. 1933-34 MiLLER, M. W. “Pug” 1916-17 POLK, Chad 1997-98 huFF, Williams E. 1907 LEhnhOFF, Scott 2000-01 MiLLER, Matt S. 1957 POOL, Robert S. 1920(M) hugginS, Mike 2000-01-02 LEinWEBER, Joe 1942 MiLLER, Robert “Bob” 1941-42 PORtER, grayson 2013 huMPhREY, Billy Frank 1959-60 LEinWEBER, nolan 2000-01 MitChELL, glynn 1984 PORtER, John A. 1962-63-64 huMPhREYS, Kyle 1904 LEtBEttER, tommy Roy 1960-61-62 MitChELL, Matt 1996 POttER, Joe g. 1929-30 huMPhRiES, L. K. 1907 LEVEnS, Robert 1987-88 MOnCuS, C.L. 1921 POttS, W. 1909 huntER, Daniel 1995 LinEBAugh, Randall 2005-06-07-08 MOnROE, Chance 1994 POWELL, hubert 1950 huttOn, S. R. 1912 LinEWEAVER, Aaron 1993-94-95 MOORE, h. 1907-09-10 PRAtt, Sidney 1929 LiStOn, Alfred Eugene 1954-55-56 MOORE, Jason 1996 PREStRiDgE, Luke 1976-77-78-79

93 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM letterwInners PRiCE, Charles L. 1951 SChEiD, Emmett 1928 StuARt, Stephen Layne 1970-71-72 WARE, Landis 2008-09-10-11 PRiCE, gary Lynn 1964-65 SChOtt, John M. 1976-77 StuBBS, Jack 1992-93-95 WAtSOn, gary thomas 1965-66 PRiCE, Lee 1989-90-91 SChROEDER, Emil E. “Dutch” 1948-49 SuLLiVAn, Mickey 1952-53-54 WEAthERS, guy 1920 PRiCE, Mitch 2013 SCOtt, E. L. 1906 SuttOn, Drew 2004 WEAVER, trent 1988-89 PunChARD, J. E. 1906-07 SCOtt, Josh 1998-99-00-01 SWAnBERg, Randy 1986-87 WEBB, “trey” Billy 2001-02-03 PunChARD, Otis W. 1908-09-10 SEBAStiAn, Festus Johnson 1929 SzEKELY, Joe 1946-47-48-49 WEEKLY, Richard 1937-38 SERnA, Julian “Pee Wee” 1974-75 WEEMS, Beamer 2006-07-08 r SEVADJiAn, Emile 1989-90-91-92 t WEghORSt, Jake 2006-07 RADnEY, Lindsay 1940-41 SEVERiDE, Sean 1989-90-91-92 tALAMAntEz, henry S. 1954-55-56 WEiLMAn, Willis 1912-13 RAgAn, Mike 1992 SEVignY, Kevin 2003-04-05-06 tAnnER, John S. 1920-21-22 WELLS, Joseph Michael 1975-76-77-78 RAinS, Walter Carl 1962 ShAnKLin, Duncan B. 1975-76-77 tAtuM, John A. 1962-63-64 WELLS, Kip 1996-97-98 RASnER, Brent 1979-80-81-82 ShEARin, george L. 1946-47 tAYLOR, Justin 1999-00-01-02 WELLS, W. Stone “Red” 1930-31-32 RAth, Fred h. 1965 ShEAtS, Ben Dean 1946 tAYLOR, “trey” David 2002-03-04-05 WEnDEL, Duncan 2013 RAth, James Vincent 1966 ShEFFiELD, Edwin B. 1974 tEAguE, Jeff 1980(t) WhARtOn, Joe 1992-93 RAthBun, Jason 1991-92-93 ShELLEY, W. harold 1931-32 tEnniSOn, harry 1938-39-40 WhitE, Robby 1994-95-96 RAtLiFF, Joe 1998-99-00 ShELtOn, J. Rudolph “Rudy” 1926-27-28 tERRY, Joe Cleo 1939-40-41 WhitE, Steven 2000-01-02-03 RAughtOn, Clarence R. 1957-58-59 ShELtOn, terry 1959 tERRY, Sam george 1960-61 WhitE, Woodrow Wilson 1935-36 REDDing, Jack 1946-47-48-49 ShEPhERD, Brent 1991-92-93-94 thEODORAKOS, Jared 2000-01-02-04 WiCKER, E. t. 1904 REDDing, Robert Jack 1971-72-73 ShEPhERD, Keith 1983-84-85-86 thOMAS, Jeff 1992-93 WiEBuSCh 1917-18 REDMOn, Ronald W. 1965-66-67 ShERMAn, Charles E., Jr. 1974-75 thOMASOn, Paul 1975(M) WiLCOx, Jim 1904 REEDER, James B. 1942, 1947-48 ShiPLEY, harry D. 1975-76-77 thOMPSOn, A. J. “Blondy” 1916-17 WiLiE, C. L. 1904-05-06-07-08 REESE, Willie A. 1968 ShOPPACh, Kelly, 1999-00-01 thOMPSOn, Jason 2006 WiLiE, Ernest 1909-10-11 REEVES, Raymond D. 1933 SiMOn, Mark 1980-81 thOMPSOn, Kirk 1986(t) WiLKERSOn, W. D. “topsy” 1923 REiD, J. K. 1921(M) SiMS, Legrand 1952(M)-53(M) thOMPSOn, Paul 1974(M) WiLKiRSOn, Cad t. 1905-06-07 REiD, Owen 2006 SiSCO, Jack Sr. 1925-27 thORLEY, Darrell 1985-86-87 WiLLARD, Jon 1988 SKEELER, Jim 1980 REintJES, Steve 1996-97 thORP, Paul 2000-01-02 WiLLiAMS, Joel thomas 1940 SLAtER, Chris 2008-09-10-11 REitMEiER, traynor 1993-94-95-96 thuRMAn, Mace 2008 WiLLiAMS, Kenneth O. 1951-52-53 SMARt, terry 1983 REYES, Rudolph 1950 tODD, Kyle 1984-85 WiLLiAMS, Matt 1998-99-00-01 SMith, Alice 1993(t) REYnOLDS, Kyle 2003-04-05 tOLLESOn, Shawn 2008-09-10 WiLLiAMSOn, Arthur 1938 SMith, Aubrey 1927-28-29 RiChARDS, Aaron 1993-94 tOPOLSKi, Jon 1996-97-98-99 WiLLiAMSOn, Clifford 1926 SMith, Darryl 1988-89 RiChARDSOn, Odis h. 1940-41 tOth, Adam 2012-13 WiLLiAMSOn, Roy Carter 1922-23-24 SMith, David Paul 1971 RiChARDSOn, ted 1985-86-87-88 tOWEY, Cal 2010-11-12-13 WiLLiS, Byron D. 1959-60-61 SMith, howard O. 1917-18 RiChMOnD, Paul 2001-02 tRAYLOR, Doyle Wayne 1955-56-57 WiLLiS, Jack K. 1941 SMith, ira A. 1914 RiCKMAn, J. B. 1918-19 tREVAthAn, Jim 1982-83 WiLLOughBY, herman taylor 1951-52-53 SMith, Jerry Carl 1970 RiDDLE, Don 1957-58-59 tRiPPEt, William A. “Bill” 1966(t) WiLSOn, Bubba 1988(t) SMith, Larry Leonard 1967-68 RiDEnOuR, Ryan 1996-97 tROzzO, Matt 1991-92-93-94 WiLSOn, Burnice 1986-87 SMith, Rogers M. 1934-35 RignEY, Charlie 1988-89-90-91 tuCKER, Stan D. 1975 WiLSOn, David Woodrow 1967-68-69 SMith, Ryan 2012-13 RingEnBERg, Jon 2008-09-10-11 tunnELL, Lee 1979-80-81 WiLSOn, howard “Yank” 1916-17-19 SMith, S. J. 1905-06 RiPPEE, Jake 2006 tunnELL, West 2013 WiLSOn, James 1987(t) SMith, Steve 1982-83 ROACh, haskell L. 1918(M) tuRK, Lynn truman 1967 WiLSOn, Kenton L. 1972-73-74-75 SnEED, Chadwick B. 1947-48-49 ROACh, Jack 1917(M) tuRLEY, Josh 2010-11-12 WiLSOn, todd 1986-87 SnYDER, Allen B. 1927-28(M)-29 ROACh, James Wallis 1923 tuRnER, Robert gavin 1958-59-60 SODOLAK, Matt 2006-07 WiLSOn, W. L. “Jake” 1929-30-31 ROACh, Lucian 1916-17 tuRnER, W. C. 1904 SORELLE, Boyd “Jelley” 1935-36-37 WiMPEE, Andy 1966-67 ROACh, truett A. 1926-27-29 WintER, Kevin 2010 SPEED, Ross 2009-10 u ROBERtS, Bobby 1939 SPiCER, Sean 2013 Witt, James R. 1939-40-41 ROBERtS, Michael B. 1976-77-78-79 uhLAEnDER, ted O. 1959-60-61 Witt, Paul 2002-03-04-05 SPOOnER, Justin 2002 unDERDOWn, Preston 1997-98-99-00 ROBinSOn, Roderick S. 1965-66-67 SPRingStOn, Cliff 2006-07 WOMBLE, Blake 2003 ROBinSOn, t. P. 1908-09-10-11 StAgnER, Mark 1982 WOMBLE, C. Oliver 1904-05-06 ROBinSOn W. Clyde 1950-51 v WOOD, Cal 1980-81-82-83 StALLingS, troy 1925-26-27 VAnALLEn, Cory 2004-05-06 ROBiSOn, Joe Ernest 1964-65 WOOD, Charlton B. 1916 StAnFORD, David 1980 VAughn, Ray 1973 ROBiSOn, Mike 1988-89-90-91 WOOD, Joe Victor 1922(M) StAnLEY, Jason 1987 VELA, Richard Cardona 1972-73 ROgERS, A. M. 1920(M) WOOD, Werner 1925 StAntOn, herschel 1915-16 VERREtt, Logan 2009-10 ROgERS, Mark 1997 WOODS, James 1982 StAntOn, thomas irwin 1972-73 ViCK, Logan 2010-11-12 ROgERS, Ross A. 1942 WOODS, Leonard W. 1975-76-77 StARnES, Andrew 1990(t)-91(t)-92(t) ViLADE, James 1994-95 ROWE, R.aymond “Ricky” 1947-48 WOODY, Abe 2003-04-05 StARnES, David 1978-79-80 VinSOn, Fred n. 1935-36-37

hIstory ROWtOn, Jimmy Charles 1964(t) WOOLLEY, Johnny L. “Buddy” 1975-76-77 StAthAM, gary Don 1964-65 ViSKER, Jared 1996-97-98 RuFFCORn, Scott 1989-90-91 StEARnS, Claude 1929 WOYtEK, Reed 2006-08-09 VOLz, Kendal 2007-08-09 RunnELS, Jack 1930 StEPhEnS, Jeff 1990 WuEnSCh, Ronald W. 1963 RunnELS, Steve 1980-81 StEPhEnS, W. g. 1921-23(M) w WYnn, Sterling 2013 RuSSELL, Lloyd O. 1935-36-37 StERLing, M. thornton 1934-35-36 WAFER, howard A. 1942 RuSSO, Kevin 2005-06 StEVEnSOn, Cecil 1919 WAitES, Steve 1994-95 y RutLEDgE, Don 1965-66 YARD, John 1985-87 StOLLEnWRECK, J. W. 1933 WALKER, E. 1909 YORK, James Martin 1959 StOnE, Austin 2012-13 WALKER, g. A. 1907 YOung, David Edward 1960-61-62 s StOnE, Bobby 1987 WALKER, Jay Stewart 1966(M)-67(M) SACCOMAnnO, Mark 1999-00-01-03 StOnE, Brandon 1995 WALKER, Rob 1993-94 SALE, Richard henry 1958-59 StOnE, Johnny L. 1929-30-31 z WALKER, Sean 2002-03-04-05 SALVinO, Vic 1981 StOnE, Marshall Wayne 1960-61 zAMORA, Raul 1971-72 WALKER, Wes 1981 SAMuELS, Ed 1904 StOttS, Robert h. 1950-51 zAMORA, Robert 1965 WALKER, William h. “Bill” 1919 SAnDERFORD, homer F. 1916-17 StOVER, S.S. 1906(M) zBORiL, Ron 1999-00-01-02 WALtERS, John Scott 1972-73 SAnDERA, Jeff 1996-97 StRiCKLAnD, Bennie F. 1924-25-26 zYLKS, Donald Ray 1968(t)-69(t) WALtERS, Roland E. 1950 SAnDERS, James Wesley 1971-72-73 StRiCKLAnD, E. Raymond 1932 WALtOn, Jason 1992-93-94 (M) - manager SAntOS, gene de los 1979-80 StRiCKLAnD, F. B. 1920-21-23 WARD, h. L. 1907 (t) - trainer SCARBOROugh, terry 1910-11 StRiCKLAnD, F. B. Jr. 1958 WARD, Larry J. “Jack” 1960-61 SChAPER, Matthew 1979-80 StROth, trent 1987-88

94 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe lIneups 1946 12-9 1951 10-10 1957 10-11 1962 17-7 RF Chuck Devereaux RF Bobby Stotts CF Jerry Mallett RF tommy Letbetter CF James Marino CF Buddy Parker OF Jacke Davis CF Audie Cox LF Joe Szekely LF Keith O'Brien OF Bill Dennis LF Arthur Fuentes 3B hal harris 3B Ken Williams C Lee harrington OF/C Martin Murdock SS Billy Kimbrough SS harry Davis 3B Bobby Jones 3B Jimmy Fox 2B Jack Redding 2B ty newton SS Fred Marberry SS Ronnie goodwin 1B Fred grevelle 1B Joe Miles 2B Doyle traylor 2B John McEldowney C tom Chandler C Larry isbell 1B Donnell Berry 1B Fred neely P Manuel garcia P Ray Fitzpatrick P thomas McCollum C David Young P george Shearin P Joe Mac gresham P Matt Miller P Pete Charton P Ben Sheets P Clyde Robinson P Rudy Raughton P Jimmy Fisher P henry Perkins 1947 12-8 1952 unknown 1958 5-17 RF Chuck Devereaux OF Keith O'Brien RF Bobby gill 1963 13-11 CF Chad Sneed OF taylor Willoughby CF Pat Sisk RF Martin Murdock LF Joe Szekely 3B Ken Williams LF Bill Dennis CF Audie Cox SS hal harris SS harry Davis 3B Richard Sale LF Jerry hall 2B Jack Redding 2B ty newton SS Fred Marberry 3B Jimmy Fox 1B tom Chandler 1B Joe Miles 2B Don Riddle SS Ronnie goodwin C hugo Pearson C Larry isbell 1B/C Bobby Jack Oliver 2B John McEldowney P Leroy Jarl P Ray Fitzpatrick C Lee harrington 1B/P Fred neely P Rickey Rowe P Joe Mac gresham P Bob gullison C John tatum P george Shearin P Rudy Raughton P Richard Couey 1953 unknown P terry Shelton P henry Perkins 1948 18-11 RF Wayne hopkins P John Porter RF Chad Sneed LF Mickey Sullivan 1959 12-13 CF Chuck Devereaux 3B Jerry Dykeman RF Billy humphrey 1964 18-7 LF Fred grevelle SS harry Davis CF Richard Sale RF Donnie Laurence 3B J.B. Reeder 2B ty newton LF ted uhlaender CF Jimmy Mallon SS hal harris 1B Joe Miles 3B Don Riddle LF gary Price 2B Jack Redding C Bobby Benge SS Bob turner 3B Jerry hall 1B tom Chandler P Joe Mac gresham 2B Jerry Funk SS Bill Bain C Joe Szekely P Bobby holick 1B Mel Corbo 2B John McEldowney P James Blair C Ed Carrell 1B Fred neely P Fred Copeland 1954 15-9-1 P Bob Cullison C John tatum P Ben hough RF Wayne hopkins P gerald Johnson P henry Perkins P Leroy Jarl LF Mickey Sullivan P Rudy Raughton P John Porter P Rickey Rowe 3B Jerry Dykeman P terry Shelton P gary Statham P Ben Sheets SS Wayne Connally 1B Joe Miles 1960 15-7 1965 18-7 1949 17-11 C Bobby Benge RF tommy Letbetter RF Ronnie Redman RF Joe Szekely P Jack goodwyn CF Arthur Fuentes CF Jimmy Mallon CF Chuck Devereaux P Fred gottlieb LF ted uhlaender LF gary Price LF Dutch Schroeder P Bobby holick 3B Bob turner 3B Bill Bain 3B Buddy Parker SS Sam terry SS Don Looper SS/P Adrian Burk 1955 11-14 2B Jerry Funk 2B gary Watson 2B Jack Redding RF gary Freeman 1B Bryon Willis 1B Donnie Laurence 1B Chad Sneed CF Jerry Mallett C Billy hall P Bill Bevill

C hugo Pearson LF Allen Lucas P Bobby Barnett P Fred Rath hIstory P James Blair 3B Jerry Dykeman P tom Pettigrew P Rod Robinson P Fred Copeland SS Wayne Connally P Jack Ward P gary Statham P Ben hough 2B tom Anderson P Leroy Jarl 1B Jack haney 1961 18-4-1 1966 18-10-1 P Clyde Robinson P Jack goodwyn RF tommy Letbetter LF Ronnie Redman P Fred gottlieb CF Arthur Fuentes OF Mike Adams 1950 20-10 LF ted uhlaender OF Don Rutledge RF Larry isbell 1956 12-11 SS Sam terry 3B Bill Bain CF Buddy Parker CF/P Jerry Mallett 2B Jerry Funk SS Don Looper LF hubert Powell OF/P Jacke Davis 1B Bryon Willis SS/C Rickey head 3B Rudy Reyes OF gary Freeman C David Young, 1B Donnie Laurence SS Robert Stotts 3B Doyle traylor P Bobby Barnett C Butch McBroom 2B Roland Walters SS Wayne Connally P tom Pettigrew P John Bevil 1B Adrian Burk 2B tom Anderson P Jack Ward P tim Rath C hugh Pearson C Bobby Jack Oliver P Rod Robinson P Fred Copeland C gene Liston P Ray Fitzpatrick P John gilliam P Clyde Robinson P Jack goodwyn P Rudy Raughton P Dan Sykes

95 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe lIneups 1967 14-13 1972 20-20 1977 43-15 1982 25-22 OF Larry Boone RF Raul zamora .276, 1, 14 RF/P Shane nolen So. .252, 4, 29 RF Randy hill Jr. .202, 1, 17 OF Ronnie Redman OF Danny Dugan .247, 0, 8 LF Leonard Woods Sr. .295, 13, 44 CF Cedric Mack Jr. .232, 2, 12 OF/C Mike Adams OF tom Stanton .212, 0, 2 3B Fritz Connally Fr. .306, 7, 47 LF Jay Jeffrey Sr. .239, 1, 9 SS Steve Macko Sr. .417, 8, 49 3B Cal Wood Jr. .237, 2, 13 SS/C Rickey head OF/SS Bob Redding .236, 1, 7 2B Duncan Shanklin Sr. .289, 1, 19 SS Steve Ecton Jr. .191, 1, 8 2B David Wilson 3B Denny Copeland .259, 2, 19 Dh/1B Ken Kolkhorst Jr. .363, 6, 51 2B/SS James Woods Jr. .278, 5, 23 1B Rusty Clark SS tommy Oliphint .305, 0, 4 1B Luke Prestridge So. .304, 4, 24 1B Billy “tank” Davis Jr. .297, 6, 32 P John Bevil 2B Wendell Crabb .284, 3, 12 C Mike Czimskey Sr. .276, 9, 37 Dh/C Spike hubenak Jr. .245, 2, 12 P Rod Robinson 2B John Walters .275, 0, 5 P/CF Burl Coker Jr. 10-4, 2.27, 59 C Jim trevathan Jr. .359, 7, 21 P Rickie Fox 3-5, 3.76, 33 P Sammy Bickham Fr. 10-4, 3.18, 86 P Jerry Arnold Sr. 4-6, 3.29, 58 P Jim Sanders 6-5, 2.72, 47, 2 P Don Brazell Sr. 1-1, 3.07, 32, 2 P Stan hilton Jr. 3-2, 4.50, 41 1968 14-13 P Jaime Cocanower So. 8-3, 2.49, 59, 1 P Steve Smith So. 5-4, 1.72, 38 OF Mike Adams .204, 1, 9 P Steve Stuart 4-3, 3.26, 41 OF Freddy Barton .188, 1, 6 P Rick Vela 5-5, 2.87, 42, 2 OF Larry Boone .292, 2, 8 1978 32-19 1983 26-22 RF Mike Wells Sr. .258, 3, 26 RF Randy hill Sr. .342, 1, 10 3B/2B Skip Balthrop .189, 0, 3 1973 21-17 OF/P Shane nolen Jr. .309, 9, 37 CF Ronnie King Jr. .308, 4, 19 SS/C Rickey head .274, 4, 15 CF Rick Clopton .300, 0, 6 LF Mike Johanson Jr. .298, 6, 48 LF Blair hibbert Jr. .269, 0, 16 2B David Wilson .222, 0, 4 OF James Keller .248, 3, 16 3B Fritz Connally So. .316, 11, 44 3B Cal Wood Sr. .312, 6, 30 1B Bill Dykes .341, 3, 11 OF tom Stanton .232, 2, 12 SS Bill Crosby Sr. .254, 1, 9 2B Steve Ecton Sr. .232, 1, 16 P John Bevil 6-4, 1.05, 69 3B Denny Copeland .276, 1, 15 2B Manual Ordones Sr. .291, 2, 34 1B Richard gough Jr. .231, 1, 15 P Bill Duncan 3-0, 2.52, 13 SS tommy Oliphint .128, 0, 8 1B Luke Prestridge Jr. .332, 4, 33 C/Dh Spike hubenak Sr. .280, 3, 14 P Rick Dusek 2-3, 2.09, 24 2B Kent Walters .198, 0, 6 P/CF Burl Coker Sr. 9-2, 1.64, 41, 2 Dh/C Jim trevathan Sr. .289, 3, 25 P Jaime Cocanower Jr. 4-5, 5.87, 46 P Stan hilton Sr. 8-2, 2.74, 51 1B Bob Redding .227, 4, 22 P Jon Perlman Jr. 5-3, 3.50, 44, 1 P Alan McKay Jr. 4-1, 2.51, 39, 7 1969 10-17 C/P Kent Wilson .148, 0, 2 P Mike Roberts Jr. 6-1, 2.36, 36, 2 P Steve Smith Jr. 6-7, 3.57, 47 CF John Dodgen .279, 1, 9 P Rickie Fox 6-4, 2.84, 24 OF Larry Boone .253, 2, 15 P Jim Sanders 4-4, 3.60, 46, 1 P Rick Vela 3-5, 3.00, 42, 1 1979 34-15 1984 26-23 OF/P Freddy Barton .161, 0, 10 RF/Dh greg Pennington Jr. .400, 3, 29 RF Richard gough Sr. .235, 1, 26 3B/SS Skip Balthrop .190, 0, 1 CF/P Shane nolen Sr. .211, 3, 14 CF Ronnie King Sr. .353, 4, 30 2B David Wilson .116, 0, 5 1974 25-19 LF Mike Johanson Sr. .224, 3, 14 LF Blair hibbert Sr. .328, 3, 26 1B Bill Dykes .273, 1, 4 RF Danny Dugan .250, 5, 22 3B Fritz Connally Jr. .340, 6, 25 3B Mike Malinak Fr. .283, 4, 34 1B Roland Lundy .289, 0, 6 CF Richard Clopton .328, 3, 23 SS Matt Schaper Jr. .248, 1, 13 SS Kyle todd Jr. .323, 5, 21 P Dave Dorries 3-3, 5.06, 15 LF Rusty hicks .232, 2, 21 iF/Dh Brent Lummus So. .283, 1, 17 2B Brad Meyer Fr. .343, 1, 32 1B Luke Prestridge Sr. .370, 4, 30 1B/P Keith Shepherd So. .373, 2, 34 P Bill Duncan 1-2, 1.89, 15 3B Denny Copeland .195, 4, 15 C gene de los Santos Jr. .231, 1, 18 C Brad Lamberth Fr. .304, 0, 14 P Ricky Dusek 3-4, 2.75, 37 SS tommy Oliphint .252, 0, 7 P Andy Beene Sr. 5-3, 5.24, 51 P/Dh Kenneth Patterson So. 5-4, 5.99, 42 2B Pee Wee Serna .268, 1, 23 P Jon Perlman Sr. 12-3, 2.76, 50 P Don Dumas Jr. 4-4, 5.24, 27, 1 1970 16-21 1B Bill goss .301, 1, 16 P Mike Roberts Sr. 5-2, 2.45, 41, 5 P Craig gummelt Fr. 3-3, 5.27, 35, 1 CF John Dodgen .307, 5, 13 P/OF Walter Kilgo 5-5, 5.44, 50 P Alan Koonce Jr. 5-5, 5.96, 27 OF Jerry Smith .216, 0, 6 P Rickie Fox 4-4, 4.97, 20, 2 1980 25-19-2 3B Bart Bratcher .184, 2, 4 P Eddie Sherman 7-2, 2.71, 37 RF Mark Malthaner Sr. .206, 0, 9 1985 42-13 SS Wendell Crabb .180, 0, 5 P Kent Wilson 3-1, 3.71, 24, 1 CF Mark Simon Jr. .309, 6, 22 RF/1B Keith Shepherd Jr. .288, 8, 32 2B Skip Balthrop .390, 4, 16 OF/Dh greg Pennington Sr. .279, 3, 29 CF tony huey So. .337, 4, 39 1B Bill Dykes .248, 3, 16 1975 25-19 3B Fritz Connally Sr. .322, 14, 49 LF/Dh Steve Jarvie So. .374, 5, 27 SS Matt Schaper Sr. .311, 0, 13 OF Brad Douglas Jr. .273, 2, 27 1B Roland Lundy .270, 0, 4 RF Danny Dugan .269, 1, 17 2B Brent Lummus Jr. .301, 3, 26 3B Kyle todd Sr. .362, 6, 43 C george Lyons .250, 1, 12 CF Richard Clopton .308, 2, 23 1B Jim Mick Jr. .297, 3, 26 SS greg Dennis Sr. .370, 6, 28 P/OF Freddy Barton 1-2, 1.77, 14 LF Leonard Woods .232, 3, 10 C gene de los Santos Sr. .377, 5, 42 2B Brad Meyer So. .233, 2, 20 P Dave Dorries 2-3, 1.36, 18 3B Mike Johnson .288, 4, 23 P Jerry Arnold So. 6-5, 3.42, 49, 1 1B Mike Malinak So.. .320, 8, 34 P Bill Duncan 2-3, 2.26, 12 SS Duncan Shanklin .272, 0, 13 P Paul Farmer Jr. 4-4, 5.43, 29 C todd hawkins So. .351, 4, 34 P Ricky Dusek 5-4, 3.99, 40 2B Pee Wee Serna .310, 5, 23 P Lee tunnell So. 8-3, 3.85, 51 P/Dh Kenneth Patterson Jr. 6-1, 3.44, 70 1B Ken Kolkhorst .288, 7, 32 P Blaine Beatty Jr. 9-4, 3.69, 71, 1 P Alan Koonce Sr. 4-3, 2.84, 50, 3 P Burl Coker 5-3, 5.10, 33, 1 1971 17-22 1981 21-24 P Don Dumas Sr. 5-2, 2.38, 36, 4 RF Raul zamora .315, 1, 16 P Walter Kilgo 9-4, 2.91, 66 CF Mark Simon Sr. .273, 4, 13 CF John Dodgen .301, 3, 15 P harry Shipley 2-3, 4.36, 26 LF Cedric Mack So. .304, 1, 12 3B Cal Wood So. .256, 4, 18 1986 40-22 LF/3B Benny Copeland .324, 0, 16 SS Jay Jeffrey Jr. .320, 6, 29 RF Brad Douglas Sr. .321, 4, 41 3B Bart Bratcher .202, 1, 5 1976 23-19 2B Brad Oliver Jr. .316, 3, 25 CF tony huey Jr. .348, 5, 38

hIstory SS Bob Redding .243, 3, 15 RF Shane nolen .312, 4, 30 1B Jim Mick Sr. .280, 1, 18 LF/Dh Mike Malinak Jr. .372, 12, 57 2B Wendell Crabb .259, 3, 16 CF Richard Clopton .326, 5, 26 C/Dh Jeff Mallett Sr. .297, 11, 30 3B Steve Jarvie Jr. .278, 4, 31 1B Roland Lundy .273, 0, 16 LF Leonard Woods .256, 5, 17 Dh/3B Brent Lummus Sr. .200, 0, 8 SS Brad Meyer Jr. .354, 3, 44 C Reggie gwin .158, 0, 6 3B Steve Macko .285, 1, 18 P Jerry Arnold Jr. 4-8, 7.86, 39 2B Shawn McAfee Jr. .295, 0, 32 iF Phil Beall .214, 0, 6 SS Duncan Shanklin .281, 3, 12 P Paul Farmer Sr. 4-4, 3.27, 30, 1 1B Keith Shepherd Sr. .359, 8, 43 P Lee tunnell Jr. 2-4, 3.50, 40 C todd hawkins Jr. .325, 7, 53 P Rickie Fox 6-4, 1.95, 28 2B Mike Wells .250, 2, 14 Dh/3B nate Jones Fr. .269, 1, 15 P Jim Sanders 4-4, 3.48, 38 1B/DhKen Kolkhorst .180, 1, 12 ut Kenneth Patterson Sr. .255, 3, 15 P Steve Stuart 4-4, 3.79, 49 C Buddy Woolley .229, 1, 8 SP/RP Blaine Beatty Sr. 10-4, 3.63, 79, 3 P Andy Beane 8-1, 3.21, 60 SP ted Richardson So. 9-6, 2.74, 46 P Burl Coker 4-5, 3.47, 32, 1 SP Bruce Aguilar Fr. 6-3, 3.63, 34 P Mike Roberts 6-2, 2.91, 36 SP/RP Craig gummelt Jr. 4-3, 4.20, 36, 0 RP Randy Swanberg Jr. 2-2, 4.00, 15, 0

96 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe lIneups 1987 38-15 1991 40-20 1995 25-28 1999 50-15 RF todd Wilson Sr. .331, 3, 28 RF Michael Briley Sr. .294, 6, 42 RF Marty Crawford Jr. .350, 1, 38 RF Jaime Bubela So. .312, 3, 28 CF tony huey Sr. .358, 5, 41 CF Mike Robison Sr. .313, 1, 14 CF Ben Bronson Jr. .250, 0, 11 CF Jon topolski Sr. .358, 17, 61 RF Mike Malinak Sr. .363, 9, 49 LF Jahn Finke Jr. .338, 13, 48 LF Lance Lacy Jr. .250, 0, 15 LF Mark Cogdill Jr. .330, 5, 37 3B nate Jones So. .342, 3, 32 3B Ray hammond Jr. .270, 2, 27 3B Ron Patterson Jr. .245, 0, 22 OF Anthony hensley Jr. .346, 2, 19 SS Brad Meyer Sr. .309, 3, 29 SS/2B Mike Bohny Fr. .261, 2, 28 2B Shawn McAfee Sr. .317, 2, 36 2B Brian Black So. .253, 1, 20 SS Scott Morrison Jr. .247, 4, 22 3B Preston underdown Jr. .302, 5, 47 1B Steve Jarvie Sr. .238, 9, 36 1B Kevin Ellis Jr. .338, 11, 53 2B Casey Carter So. .289, 1, 25 SS Jace Brewer Fr. .278, 6, 44 C todd hawkins Sr. .295, 6, 43 C Charlie Rigney Sr. .326, 5, 45 1B/Dh Matt Corson So. .277, 0, 30 2B Eric nelson Sr. .362, 17, 79 Dh Burnice Wilson So. .263, 3, 16 Dh Sean Severide Jr. .307, 8, 33 1B/Dh traynor Reitmeier Jr. .250, 2, 20 1B Matt Williams So. .318, 19, 67 SP Pat Combs So. 9-1, 2.76, 88 SP glenn nevill Sr. 6-2, 2.47, 72 C Steve Martinez Jr. .230, 2, 14 C Bryan Loeb Jr. .225, 8, 26 SP Craig gummelt Sr. 5-5, 4.47, 58 SP Lee Price Sr. 7-5, 3.75, 51 SP Kris Lambert So. 3-5, 5.02, 65 Dh Jason Jennings Jr. .386, 17, 68 SP/RP Robert Levens Jr. 4-3, 4.94, 41, 0 SP Scott Ruffcorn Jr. 7-1, 2.87, 52 SP tim Peters Jr. 7-5, 3.93, 68 SP Jason Jennings Jr. 13-2, 2.58, 172 SP/RP Braz Davis Jr. 4-0, 8.05, 25, 0 SP/RP Brian Carpenter So. 6-4, 4.43, 60, 2 RP Randy Swanberg Sr. 3-1, 3.60, 20, 3 SP/RP Jason Rathburn Fr. 3-1, 3.19, 32, 3 SP Aaron Lineweaver Jr. 3-7, 6.22, 37 SP/RP Chad hawkins Jr. 7-3, 3.89, 108, 3 RP Frank Foltyn Jr. 9-3, 3.00, 64, 2 SP/RP Steve Waites Sr. 4-5, 6.14, 40, 1 SP Josh Scott So. 10-2, 4.87, 110 SP/RP Brett Bergman Fr. 2-3, 7.35, 41, 1 RP Justin taylor Fr. 5-4, 5.06, 41, 1 1988 25-31-1 RP Matthew Marcom Fr. 5-2, 3.28, 25, 4 RP Mark Outlaw Sr, 4-3, 5.80, 44, 1 RF Joe guidry Fr. .241, 3, 24 1992 29-26 CF Mike Robison Fr. .240, 1, 9 RF Kevin Ellis Sr. .313, 1, 20 LF/Dh Jackie Ball Sr. .255, 3, 15 CF Matt trozzo So. .269, 0, 20 1996 32-27 2000 45-17 3B Mike Briley Fr. .273, 4, 19 LF Jahn Finke Sr. .240, 3, 24 RF Jeremy Dodson Fr. .349, 2, 29 RF Jaime Bubela Jr. .341, 1, 33 SS Steve Kliafas Fr. .232, 1, 23 3B Ray hammond Sr. .268, 2, 28 CF Jon topolski Fr. .319, 3, 26 CF Anthony hensley Sr. .264, 2, 30 SS Mike Bohny So. .281, 2, 21 2B trent Weaver Jr. .311, 2, 28 LF James Blair Fr. .277, 1, 26 LF Steve Dorneman So. .283, 2, 26 1B Brent Morton Jr. .279, 3, 24 2B Brian Black Jr. .319, 0, 19 OF Mark Cogdill Fr. .265, 2, 29 3B Matt Williams Jr. .256, 2, 29 C/1B Chad Patterson Sr. .288, 0, 18 1B Sean Severide Sr. .285, 5, 27 Dh trent Stroth Sr. .277, 1, 24 C/Dh Jason Marshall Jr. .247, 2, 21 3B Ron Patterson Sr. .293, 2, 20 SS Jace Brewer So. .304, 8, 50 SP/RP Pat Combs Jr. 7-6, 2.16, 97, 2 C/Dh Emile Sevadijan Sr. .248, 2, 8 SS Scott Morrison Sr. .312, 3, 47 2B Preston underdown Sr. .297, 0, 24 SP Bruce Aguilar Jr. 7-3, 3.12, 55 SP Brian Carpenter Jr. 8-6, 2.15, 82 2B Marty Crawford Sr. .414, 10, 67 1B Mike huggins Fr. .312, 6, 35 SP/RP Robert Levens Sr. 2-1, 4.90, 33, 0 SP David Elsbernd Jr. 8-2, 3.86, 47 1B Steve Reintjes Jr. .329, 5, 44 C Kelly Shoppach So. .296, 10, 39 SP/RP glenn nevill Fr. 2-4, 6.04, 18, 0 SP Jason Rathburn So. 4-6, 3.76, 53 C Steve Martinez Sr. .308, 5, 34 Dh Ross Bennett Fr. .285, 3, 31 SP Frank Foltyn Sr. 2-5, 2.32, 43 RP Jeff Kilgore Jr. 2-6, 4.93, 32, 1 Dh Eric nelson Fr. .331, 0, 29 SP Chad hawkins Sr. 11-5, 1.82, 106 RP Joe Wharton Jr. 3-3, 5.01, 33, 3 SP Kris Lambert Jr. 10-5, 3.67, 81 SP Kyle Evans Jr. 11-2, 3.53, 82 1989 32-19 SP Kip Wells Fr. 5-6, 6.27, 74 SP Josh Scott Jr. 4-3, 5.13, 73 RF tommy Echols Jr. .303, 5, 33 1993 41-19 SP/RP Matthew Marcom So. 6-5, 6.25, 44, 1 RP zane Carlson Fr. 1-2, 2.28, 46, 15 RF Jack Stubbs Jr. .241, 0, 13 CF Mike Robison So. .343, 0, 24 RP Brett Bergman So. 4-5, 4.68, 59, 3 LF Chant Duplantier Jr. .253, 0, 18 CF Matt trozzo Jr. .316, 1, 32 3B/Dh Mike Briley So. .372, 2, 23 ut Marty Crawford Fr. .350, 1, 29 2001 37-24 SS Steve Kliafas So. .337, 2, 33 3B Mike Bohny Jr. .286, 4, 46 1997 32-23 RF David Murphy Fr. .271, 5, 37 2B/3B trent Weaver Sr. .327, 7, 26 SS/2B Brent Shepherd Jr. .258, 0, 21 RF Jeremy Dodson So. .337, 15, 46 CF Chris Durbin So. .358, 14, 57 1B Sean Severide Fr. .296, 2, 24 2B Brian Black Sr. .259, 3, 24 CF Jon topolski So. .353, 11, 46 LF tim hartshorn Jr. .322, 4, 32 1B/OF Mark Martin Jr. .307, 4, 21 C Charlie Rigney So. .240, 0, 18 LF James Blair So. .376, 10, 51 3B Matt Williams Sr. .280, 13, 45 C Jason Marshall Sr. .335, 11, 59 ut Jud Arrington Fr. .287, 0, 18 3B Preston underdown Fr. .287, 3, 23 SS Mark Saccomanno Jr. .203, 2, 31 SP Bruce Aguilar Sr. 6-6, 5.66, 77 Dh Joe Wharton Sr. .345, 4, 35 SS Eric Boisjoly Jr. .297, 0, 35 2B trevor Mote Sr. .313, 5, 34 SP glenn nevill So. 7-1, 2.82, 65 SP Aaron Lineweaver Fr. 9-5, 3.28, 82 SP Scott Ruffcorn Fr. 4-3, 4.63, 54 SP Jason Rathbun Jr. 7-5, 3.16, 74 2B Eric nelson So. .368, 4, 46 1B Mike huggins So. .307, 1, 36 SP Jeff Kilgore Sr. 6-2, 5.45, 63 SP Dean Crow Jr. 7-3, 4.84, 45 1B Jeff Moore Jr. .295, 1, 18 C Kelly Shoppach Jr. .397, 12, 69 RP Frank Foltyn Fr. 5-2, 3.72, 53, 5 SP/RP Joe Wharton Sr. 10-3, 2.54, 85 1B Steve Reintjes Sr. .260, 2, 14 Dh Ron zboril Jr. .288, 5, 16 RP Jeff Martin Sr. 1-0, 2.48, 15, 2 C Chad Polk Jr. .319, 8, 36 SP Steven White So. 10-3, 3.49, 80 RP Bret Bearden Jr. 6-2, 4.71, 43, 5 1990 33-19 Dh Jason Jennings Fr. .304, 4, 35 SP Josh Scott Sr. 4-4, 3.65, 51 RF Mike Briley Jr. .324, 2, 15 SP Kris Lambert Sr. 8-6, 4.35, 104 SP Jared theodorakos So. 6-3, 3.86, 42 CF Mike Robison Jr. .331, 1, 31 1994 24-28-1 SP Kip Wells So. 3-4, 6.35, 79 SP Justin taylor Jr. 8-2, 2.86, 68 LF/Dh Kevin Ellis So. .338, 10, 41 RF Mark Martin Sr. .250, 2, 26 SP Michael Bradford Jr. 3-3, 6.54, 51 RP Paul thorp So. 3-1, 4.19, 42, 4 3B Ray hammond So. .276, 2, 29 CF Matt trozzo Sr. .320, 1, 21 RP Matthew Marcom Jr. 4-1, 6.61, 33, 1 RP zane Carlson So. 1-6, 5.45, 44, 8 LF/Dh Marty Crawford So. .353, 1, 35 SS Steve Kliafas Jr. .377,-,- RP Brett Bergman Jr. 7-3, 3.25, 40, 2 3B Casey Carter Fr. .313, 2, 26 2B Brian Black Fr. .273, 0, 6 RP Jason Jennings Fr. 3-5, 2.90, 79, 10 1B/RF tommy Echols Sr. .256, 5, 27 SS Brent Shepherd Sr. .289, 1, 20 2002 36-26 hIstory 1B/Dh Sean Severide So. .250, 4, 21 2B Mike Bohny Sr. .342, 2, 40 RF David Murphy So. .318, 6, 38 C Charlie Rigney Jr. .256, 1, 20 1B traynor Reitmeier So. .248, 1, 14 1998 41-20-1 CF Chris Durbin Jr. .352, 6, 46 Dh Emile Sevadjian So. .273, 3, 34 C Jason Walton Sr. .247, 1, 15 RF Jeremy Dodson Jr. .342, 13, 57 LF tim hartshorn Sr. .287, 4, 24 SP Brett Bearden Sr. 7-6, 3.31, 61 SP Scott Ruffcorn So. 9-3, 2.60, 78 CF Jon topolski Jr. .344, 19, 54 3B Michael griffin Fr. .282, 7, 50 SP Aaron Lineweaver So. 4-6, 6.20, 50 SP glenn nevill Jr. 5-5, 3.78, 70 LF James Blair Jr. .342, 10, 49 SS trey Webb So. .333, 4, 33 SP Lee Price Jr. 6-3, 3.69, 42 SP Aaron Richards Jr. 2-4, 5.59, 29 3B Matt Williams Fr. .304, 9, 38 2B Eric Errante Jr. .277, 0, 21 RP Frank Foltyn So. 7-3, 4.16, 49, 2 SP/RP Steve Waites Jr. 6-6, 4.35, 51, 1 RP Brian Carpenter Fr. 5-4, 3.08, 40, RP Kris Lambert Fr. 1-2, 7.55, 42, 1 SS Preston underdown So. .272, 5, 43 1B Mike huggins Jr. .338, 10, 62 2B Eric nelson Jr. .317, 13, 50 C Paul Richmond Jr. .329, 6, 37 1B Charley Carter Sr. .402, 21, 86 Dh Ross Bennett Jr. .357, 6, 41 C Bryan Loeb So. .289, 3, 26 Dh/C Josh Ford Fr. .267, 2, 22 C Chad Polk Sr. .205, 4, 17 SP Justin taylor Sr. 9-2, 3.82, 85 Dh Jason Jennings So. .327, 18, 58 SP Steven White Jr. 5-4, 4.95, 73 SP Kip Wells Jr. 13-4, 3.71, 135 SP Jared theodorakos Jr. 3-6, 5.18, 105 SP Jason Jennings So. 11-4, 5.08, 126 RP Paul thorp Jr. 4-2, 4.38, 59, 1 SP Brett Bergman Sr. 7-7, 5.31, 84 RP Kyle Edens Sr. 5-6, 3.44, 58, 14 RP Josh Scott Fr. 3-1, 2.50, 51, 1 RP Mark Outlaw Jr. 3-2, 3.76, 45, 1 RP Matthew Marcom Sr. 1-0, 5.36, 27, 3 RP Michael Bradford Sr. 3-0, 2.55, 32, 3

97 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe lIneups 2003 45-23 2007 35-27 2011 31-28 RF David Murphy Jr. .413, 11, 67 RF Aaron Miller Fr. .296, 4, 35 RF Cal towey So. .244, 4, 15 CF Chris Durbin Sr. .346, 18, 50 CF Chase gerdes Sr. .294, 5, 35 CF Brooks Pinckard Jr. .295, 2, 16 LF Michael griffin So. .350, 11, 76 LF Ben Booker So. .306, 2, 32 LF/CF Logan Vick So. .213, 2, 18 3B Paul Witt So. .255, 4, 21 3B Raynor Campbell Fr. .321, 5, 29 Dh/LF Dan Evatt Jr. .220, 8, 23 SS trey Webb Jr. .284, 5, 45 SS Beamer Weems So. .321, 9, 59 3B Jake Miller So. .299, 3, 27 2B Kyle Reynolds So. .286, 2, 33 2B Shaver hansen So. .296, 3, 35 SS Landis Ware Sr. .254, 0, 32 1B Mark Saccomanno Sr. .381, 9, 44 1B/Dh Dustin Dickerson Fr. .292, 3, 30 2B Steve DalPorto So. .222, 0, 13 C Josh Ford So. .314, 12, 63 C Matt Czimskey Sr. .362, 9, 37 1B Max Muncy So. .322, 9, 44 Dh Ross Bennett Sr. .354, 4, 46 Dh/C Matt Sodolak Sr. .281, 1, 16 C Josh Ludy Jr. .278, 3, 34 SP Steven White Sr. 9-4, 4.12, 130 Dh/1B tim Jackson Sr. .254, 5, 31 Dh/C Joey hainsfurther Jr. .270, 0, 17 SP Mark McCormick Fr. 6-3, 5.32, 66 SP Jeff Mandel Sr. 7-8, 4.55, 77 OF Chris Slater Sr. .282, 2, 21 SP trey taylor So. 2-3, 5.53, 31 SP Kendal Volz Fr. 6-2, 5.16, 65 SP Logan Verrett Jr. 7-6, 2.93, 96 SP Sean Walker So. 8-5, 4.77, 62 SP Randall Linebaugh Jr. 3-5, 5.86, 54 SP Josh turley So. 4-5, 3.39, 63 RP Ryan LaMotta Fr. 7-3, 3.48, 62, 3 SP Wade Mackey Fr. 4-3, 3.18, 37 SP trent Blank Jr. 5-2, 4.88, 27 RP Abe Woody Fr. 6-0, 4.22, 41, 3 RP tim Matthews Jr. 2-2, 4.64, 22, 1 SP/RP Jon Ringenberg Sr. 2-1, 2.37, 17 RP zane Carlson Jr. 3-4, 2.61, 71, 11 RP nick Cassavechia Jr. 6-2, 3.12, 72, 11 SP/RP Brooks Pinckard Jr. 5-3, 3.57, 43, 3 RP Max garner So. 2-4, 3.12, 42, 8 2004 29-31 2008 32-26 RF Mike Pankratz So. .311, 6, 33 RF Aaron Miller So. .295, 12, 45 2012 49-17 CF Kevin Sevigny So. .324, 1, 14 CF Paul Miles Sr. .180, 0, 10 RF Adam toth Fr. .286, 1, 18 LF Reid Brees Jr. .355, 3, 28 CF/2B Raynor Campbell So. .311, 4, 26 CF Logan Vick Jr. .345, 4, 43 3B Michael griffin Jr. .291, 10, 40 LF Ben Booker Jr. .286, 7, 44 LF Dan Evatt Sr. .329, 8, 30 SS Kyle Reynolds Jr. .323, 4, 39 3B Shaver hansen So. .326, 6, 47 3B Cal towey Jr. .295, 6, 51 2B Paul Witt Jr. .327, 1, 28 SS Beamer Weems Jr. .267, 7, 30 SS Jake Miller Jr. .278, 1, 31 1B/2B Drew Sutton Jr. .304, 8, 40 2B Landis Ware Fr. .269, 2, 17 2B Lawton Langford So. .301, 0, 20 1B Jared Clements Sr. .196, 0, 12 1B Adam hornung Jr. .320, 8, 43 1B Max Muncy Jr. .322, 7, 56 C zach Dillon So. .252, 2, 14 C gregg glime So. .209, 0, 16 C Josh Ludy Sr. .362, 16, 71 Dh Josh Ford Jr. .310, 14, 43 Dh Dustin Dickerson So. .313, 4, 43 Dh nathan Orf Jr. .303, 2, 31 SP trey taylor Jr. 6-3, 3.16, 62 SP Kendal Volz So. 3-6, 4.20, 85 SP Josh turley Jr. 9-1, 1.96, 79 SP Sean Walker Jr. 4-6, 4.24, 42 SP Shawn tolleson Fr. 6-4, 5.06, 63 SP trent Blank Sr. 11-1, 2.23, 61 SP Mark McCormick So. 2-4, 4.70, 42 SP Willie Kempf So. 6-2, 3.69, 48 SP tyler Bremer Sr. 7-1, 2.61, 50 SP Jared theodorakos Sr. 3-4, 4.85, 32 RP Mace thurman Jr. 3-1, 3.18, 42, 2 RP Max garner Jr. 3-3, 4.89, 43, 10 RP Ryan LaMotta So. 2-5, 3.88, 55, 3 RP nick Cassavechia Sr. 0-3, 5.54, 21, 5 RP Dillon newman So. 4-4, 2.40, 44, 2 RP Abe Woody So. 5-1, 2.78, 38, 5 RP Crayton Bare Jr. 2-0, 1.25, 23, 2 2009 30-26 2005 46-24 RF/Dh Aaron Miller Jr. .310, 12, 47 2013 27-28 RF Mike Pankratz Sr. .198, 3, 16 CF Brooks Pinckard Fr. .255, 1, 9 RF nathan Orf Sr. .377, 1, 34 CF Chase gerdes So. .257, 1, 23 LF Ben Booker Sr. .326, 1, 17 CF Logan Brown So. .276, 1, 14 LF Reid Brees Sr. .278, 2, 26 OF Adam hornung Sr. .254, 8, 23 LF Adam toth So. .264, 0, 16 OF Kevin Sevigny Jr. .230, 3, 23 3B Raynor Campbell Jr. .243, 8, 31 3B Cal towey Sr. .291, 4, 45 3B Kevin Russo Jr. .286, 3, 36 SS Shaver hansen Jr. .330, 17, 59 SS Jake Miller Sr. .286, 1, 31 SS Paul Witt Sr. .251, 1, 29 2B Joey hainsfurther Fr. .322, 1, 28 2B Lawton Langford Jr. .278, 0, 18 2B Michael griffin Sr. .293, 7, 34 1B/Dh Dustin Dickerson Jr. .377, 10, 41 1B Steve DalPorto Sr. .242, 0, 16 1B Kyle Reynolds Jr. .258, 8, 34 C gregg glime Jr. .215, 3, 15 C Brett Doe Jr. .181, 0, 8 C Josh Ford Sr. .328, 9, 41 Dh/1B Dan Evatt Fr. .308, 7, 31 Dh grayson Porter Jr. .229, 5, 29 Dh zach Dillon Jr. .304, 2, 43 SP Kendal Volz Jr. 3-7, 4.50, 78 SP Dillon newman Jr. 3-4, 2.91, 52 SP Mark McCormick Jr. 8-4, 2.96, 115 SP Shawn tolleson So. 1-2, 4.50, 41 SP Max garner Sr. 3-6, 4.46, 64 SP trey taylor Sr. 7-6, 3.62, 89 SP Willie Kempf Jr. 5-5, 5.22, 61 SP Austin Stone So. 3-3, 3.74, 43 SP Cory VanAllen So. 8-4, 4.02, 68 RP Aaron Miller Jr. 3-3, 5.12, 65, 2 RP Crayton Bare Sr. 6-2, 3.38, 54, 5 RP Jeff Mandel So. 4-0, 1.91, 27, 0 RP Craig Fritsch So. 4-5, 5.09, 50, 1 RP Doug Ashby Jr. 2-0, 1.90, 16, 0 RP Ryan LaMotta Jr. 5-2, 2.15, 82, 7 RP Logan Verrett Fr. 7-1, 5.13, 64, 3 RP Josh Michalec Jr. 4-5, 2.64, 36, 0 RP Abe Woody Jr. 10-3, 2.58, 41, 11 RP Ryan Smith So. 2-3, 5.48, 25, 5 2010 36-24 hIstory 2006 37-26 RF Cal towey Fr. .314, 3, 20 RF Kevin Sevigny Sr. .274, 4, 29 CF Brooks Pinckard So. .305, 2, 28 CF Chase gerdes Jr. .292, 2, 34 LF Logan Vick Fr. .329, 10, 27 LF Seth Fortenberry Sr. .326, 9, 44 3B Joey hainsfurther So. .339, 2, 48 3B Kevin Russo Sr. .276, 2, 35 SS Landis Ware Jr. .275, 6, 38 SS Beamer Weems Fr. .297, 8, 47 2B Raynor Campbell Sr. .335, 7, 41 2B Ben Booker Fr. .268, 2, 23 1B Max Muncy Fr. .300, 11, 53 1B tim Jackson Jr. .268, 0, 31 C gregg glime Sr. .248, 8, 43 C zach Dillon Sr. .364, 4, 47 Dh Chris Slater Jr. .341, 3, 20 Dh Matt Sodolak Jr. .257, 0, 29 SP Willie Kempf Sr. 9-2, 3.02, 80 batters: .AVg, hR, RBi startInG pItchers: SP Cory VanAllen Jr. 8-5, 4.16, 56 SP Logan Verrett So. 5-3, 3.28, 97 startInG pItchers: W-L, ERA, K - top four in games started SP Ryan LaMotta Sr. 7-6, 3.73, 60 SP Shawn tolleson Jr. 2-7, 5.17, 84 relIeF pItchers: W-L, ERA, K, Sv - Min. 1 start per 6 team games teaM leader In bold SP tim Matthews So. 6-5, 5.03, 39, 1 RP/SP Craig Fritsch Jr. 2-4, 3.68, 64, 2 relIeF pItchers: SP Randall Linebaugh So. 6-1, 3.42, 65 RP Brooks Pinckard So. 2-4, 2.45, 17, 12 posItIon starters: - appear in min. 35 pct. of team’s games RP/SP Jeff Mandel Jr. 2-3, 4.40, 38, 8 RP Josh turley Fr. 4-0, 4.41, 33, 1 - lead team in starts at position - min. 1.0 iP per team game RP Jake Weghorst Jr. 1-0, 1.73, 11 RP Jon Ringenberg Jr. 5-0, 3.69, 25, 0 - start minimum 50 pct. of team’s games - lead team in saves RP nick Cassavechia So. 3-4, 3.03, 28, 8 RP Kolt Browder Fr. 4-2, 4.88, 36, 1 - lead team in relief appearances

98 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL yearly teaM battInG statIstIcs year G avG ab rh2b 3b hr rbI slG sb-sba bb so hbp 1946 * 15 .284 520 126 148 99 .440 1947 * 14 .270 473 112 128 90 .389 1948 * 14 .297 498 120 148 92 .438 1949 * 15 .289 483 102 140 89 .385 1950 * 15 .233 506 75 118 13 8561 .320 18 61 85 9 1951 * 15 .238 483 66 115 18 2754 .327 18 91 80 10 1952 * 15 1953 * 12 1954 * 15 .286 486 93 139 25 6478 .387 19 102 63 2 1955 * 15 .251 505 83 127 18 2 12 66 .366 15 74 97 3 1956 23 .281 830 233 .281 1957 21 .251 574 106 144 22 6 14 95 .383 36 1958 22 1959 25 .247 823 127 203 50 3 15 108 .369 39 94 200 3 1960 22 .277 721 145 200 31 5 20 117 .417 38 1961 23 1962 24 .264 750 150 198 36 98 .368 38 88 86 6 1963 24 .233 808 103 188 28 7791 .311 24 76 135 5 1964 25 .252 805 122 203 26 5892 .327 43 93 133 9 1965 25 .271 838 158 227 37 13 10 130 .382 33 113 165 11 1966 29 .218 952 119 208 32 4 18 96 .317 40 117 208 10 1967 25 .229 455 40 104 21 3533 .321 10 41 86 1968 27 .246 746 93 184 33 7 16 75 .374 15 78 137 7 1969 27 .200 839 77 168 29 1766 .262 29 117 161 8 1970 37 .246 1120 125 276 31 8 16 101 .331 41 114 208 11 1971 39 .247 1085 150 267 40 3 11 129 .319 19 126 208 11 1972 40 .248 1110 134 275 51 88111 .330 31 140 200 1973 38 .224 1018 133 225 38 2 11 107 .295 26 1974 44 .246 1242 196 305 37 12 19 163 .341 48 186 203 1975 44 .277 1330 241 368 65 6 29 207 .400 41 190 215 1976 42 .269 1205 203 324 64 4 27 185 .396 67 173 152 10 1977 58 .306 1838 485 563 89 20 61 364 .476 37 337 265 1978 51 .294 1662 346 488 94 12 50 303 .455 30-39 255 193 1979 49 .270 1424 240 385 80 6 26 203 .390 39-48 208 143 1980 44 .296 1370 299 405 88 12 39 259 .463 39-52 224 150 1981 45 .276 1311 220 362 62 10 37 203 .423 39-51 174 184 1982 47 .249 1318 193 328 49 10 31 171 .372 59-80 217 233 1983 48 .272 1278 223 348 57 9 22 198 .383 64-105 244 205 1984 49 .307 1491 313 458 91 22 30 282 .458 57-74 210 192 1985 55 .317 1598 367 507 80 32 51 322 .503 49-81 244 205 1986 62 .325 1825 454 594 103 39 49 404 .505 78-119 273 207 1987 53 .311 1583 383 493 73 38 47 342 .495 85-111 270 180 1988 56 .257 1678 253 432 73 14 20 209 .353 96-121 252 284 1989 51 .303 1553 326 471 88 26 20 274 .432 88-113 204 230 1990 52 .291 1604 328 466 69 18 34 284 .420 84-118 199 232 1991 60 .299 1881 377 562 84 27 51 342 .453 93-123 256 287 1992 55 .265 1670 251 443 74 18 17 214 .362 120-150 202 337

1993 60 .298 1869 380 557 77 27 30 326 .416 100-138 275 327 33 hIstory 1994 52 .291 1680 300 489 68 20 14 252 .380 128-163 243 258 29 1995 53 .263 1733 252 455 82 21 10 222 .351 69-106 239 302 28 1996 59 .315 2084 462 656 132 29 42 404 .466 73-101 267 343 55 1997 55 .318 1984 418 630 119 29 61 377 .499 78-103 260 380 35 1998 62 .319 2184 517 696 143 25 115 485 .565 100-126 290 477 49 1999 65 .324 2344 565 759 140 23 108 522 .541 146-172 310 426 52 2000 62 .286 2096 412 599 140 14 45 365 .430 109-145 283 414 71 2001 61 .301 2159 449 650 157 17 64 395 .478 50-72 229 392 45 2002 62 .314 2210 438 693 131 34 53 401 .476 68-93 225 356 50 2003 68 .326 2522 545 823 167 29 83 512 .514 44-65 254 398 63 2004 60 .299 2033 357 608 114 20 54 329 .455 57-79 207 428 47 2005 70 .269 2376 361 639 126 21 46 331 .398 71-102 215 450 61 2006 63 .284 2079 394 590 104 32 35 355 .415 88-111 256 414 62 2007 62 .293 2098 407 614 129 26 48 372 .445 58-79 246 473 50 2008 58 .285 1953 374 557 117 17 52 345 .442 52-70 270 443 48 2009 56 .299 1939 400 579 110 8 73 363 .477 39-57 198 462 50 2010 60 .304 2073 410 630 128 26 57 378 .473 70-91 255 408 39 2011 59 .265 1992 298 527 95 23 34 271 .387 79-103 254 437 38 2012 66 .309 2183 427 675 118 17 46 387 .442 96-134 296 404 86 2013 55 .266 1862 269 496 75 10 15 242 .342 69-100 210 376 69

* 1946-1955 statistics reflect conference games only 99 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM yearly teaM pItchInG stats year G w-l pct. sv cG sho era Ip hr er bb so hbp wp 1946 * 15 9-6 .600 1947 * 14 9-5 .643 1948 * 14 9-5 .643 1949 * 15 9-6 .600 1950 * 15 8-7 .533 1951 * 15 6-9 .400 1952 * 15 9-6 .600 1953 * 12 7-5 .583 1954 * 15 9-5-1 .633 1955 * 15 7-8 .467 1956 23 12-11 .522 1 1957 21 10-11 .476 1 179.0 142 98 106 139 1958 22 5-17 .227 0 1959 25 12-13 .480 1 4.29 216.0 183 138 103 148 159 8 19 1960 22 15-7 .682 3 3.30 188.0 156 113 69 113 113 1961 23 18-4-1 .804 3 1962 24 17-7 .708 5 3.66 199.0 153 99 81 99 150 1963 24 13-11 .542 0 3.06 209.0 197 109 71 85 143 10 1964 25 18-7 .720 15 4 1.82 217.0 155 63 44 65 151 10 2 1965 25 18-7 .720 13 4 2.35 218.0 169 83 57 102 150 35 1966 28 18-10 .643 12 4 2.36 263.0 213 95 69 125 199 56 1967 25 8-17 .320 3 1968 27 14-13 .519 18 4 1.70 222.0 172 87 42 83 152 1969 27 10-17 .370 14 4 2.88 228.1 222 106 73 62 111 8 1970 37 16-21 .432 21 3 2.76 300.1 276 125 92 114 208 11 1971 39 17-22 .436 27 4 3.43 286.1 286 167 109 98 154 9 10 1972 40 20-20 .500 4 27 4 3.77 296.0 301 149 124 120 179 10 0 1973 38 21-17 .553 363.62 253.2 261 142 102 97 173 1974 44 25-19 .568 853.88 341.1 329 194 147 168 196 1975 44 25-19 .568 744.15 343.0 359 198 158 140 211 1976 42 23-19 .548 343.49 314.1 275 171 122 166 213 1977 58 43-15 .741 4 22 7 3.10 456.0 347 193 157 231 313 25 11 1978 51 32-19 .627 6 12 4 4.08 414.2 404 270 188 231 271 1979 49 34-15 .694 10 12 5 3.72 374.2 315 197 155 211 251 14 1980 44 25-19 .568 2 19 2 5.53 338.2 369 352 208 209 185 13 1981 45 21-24 .467 1 13 0 5.20 346.0 358 264 200 207 224 23 1982 47 25-22 .532 8 11 5 3.31 353.1 324 189 130 176 233 11 1983 48 26-22 .542 7 15 4 4.08 361.2 375 230 164 193 249 5 1984 49 26-23 .531 4 14 2 6.10 364.2 431 295 247 254 215 24 1985 55 42-13 .764 12 15 7 3.53 418.0 369 205 164 197 324 15 1986 62 40-22 .645 5 19 10 4.19 459.2 500 279 214 197 273 8 1987 53 38-15 .717 4 13 5 4.38 408.2 408 252 199 218 334 5 1988 56 25-31 .446 5 18 1 4.24 448.1 456 297 211 257 337 14 1989 51 32-19 .627 6 15 2 4.90 400.1 446 258 218 224 347 15 1990 52 33-19 .635 11 15 4 3.68 410.2 372 214 168 200 306 31 1991 60 40-20 .667 10 11 8 3.53 499.2 474 264 196 211 370 32 1992 55 29-26 .527 5 22 7 3.40 452.0 435 237 171 203 295 22 1993 60 41-19 .683 17 13 1 3.72 496.1 438 256 205 266 392 28 34 1994 52 24-28 .462 3 13 2 5.64 437.0 466 350 274 263 276 34 1995 53 25-28 .472 78 5 5.28 452.0 536 321 265 207 297 24 23 1996 59 32-27 .542 6 14 4 6.25 504.0 577 413 350 283 384 37 51 1997 55 32-23 .582 13 425.44 486.2 550 379 294 243 433 30 44 hIstory 1998 62 41-20-1 .669 10 11 2 4.58 538.0 544 347 274 238 530 15 58 1999 65 50-15 .769 8 14 5 4.29 584.2 573 328 279 218 590 20 53 2000 62 45-17 .726 21 11 6 3.66 553.0 517 271 225 219 472 30 38 2001 61 37-24 .606 13 954.02 536.2 534 293 240 237 412 38 42 2002 62 36-26 .581 16 204.73 549.2 578 365 289 215 509 36 58 2003 68 45-23 .662 18 434.49 610.0 585 381 304 268 530 64 63 2004 60 29-31 .483 11 353.89 517.2 499 298 224 210 401 36 41 2005 70 46-24 .657 19 113.23 633.1 545 288 227 262 491 45 43 2006 63 37-24 .587 18 234.13 545.0 572 306 250 217 348 54 32 2007 62 35-27 .566 15 214.64 538.2 619 343 278 200 444 54 25 2008 58 32-26 .552 16 335.24 501.1 558 344 292 223 435 61 35 2009 56 30-26 .536 10 225.29 493.0 568 361 290 224 461 50 34 2010 60 36-24 .600 20 203.95 535.1 570 298 235 192 478 57 27 2011 59 31-28 .525 12 323.91 529.1 541 281 230 198 398 53 33 2012 66 49-17 .742 19 353.08 581.1 513 237 199 185 448 56 37 2013 55 27-28 .491 10 353.99 489.0 449 252 217 204 349 58 39

* 1946-1955 statistics refelct conference games only 100 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac @BAYLORBASEBALL all-tIMe serIes records under First Last under First Last Opponent All-time Smith Meeting Meeting Streak Opponent All-time Smith Meeting Meeting Streak Abilene Christian 12-2 — 3/27/1959 3/25/1968 W1 kansas state 41-19 40-18 3/28/1966 5/24/2013 l1 Air Force 2-0 — 3/4/1972 3/4/1972 W2 Waco: Baylor leads 25-4 Arizona 4-7 4-7 2/5/1998 6/6/2010 W1 Manhattan: Baylor leads 13-11 arizona state 4-6 4-4 2/16/1978 6/4/2006 w3 neutral Site: Kansas State leads 4-3 Waco: Arizona State leads 2-1 Katy Railroad 2-0 — 1932 1932 W2 tempe: Arizona State leads 4-1 Kearney State 6-0 — 3/11/1974 3/18/1985 W6 neutral Site: Baylor leads 2-0 Kent State 1-0 — 5/27/1994 5/27/1994 W1 Arkansas 38-38 1-3 1908 6/11/2012 L2 lamar 41-31-1 4-3 3/6/1967 3/4/2012 l3 Arkansas-Little Rock 3-0 3-0 2/14/1998 2/15/1998 W3 Waco: Baylor leads 22-12 Arkansas State 0-1 0-1 2/17/1996 2/17/1996 L1 Beaumont: Lamar leads 19-16-1 Austin College 5-1 — 4/7/1911 3/5/1966 W3 neutral Site: Baylor leads 3-0 austin peay —— — — — Long Beach State 5-10 5-10 2/5/1999 3/5/2006 W1 Bradley 1-1 — 4/15/1949 4/16/1949 W1 Louisiana-Lafayette * 1-1 1-0 3/28/1968 2/16/2003 W1 Brooke Medical Center 2-1 — 1947 1947 W1 Louisiana-Monroe ** 7-3 5-2 4/14/1960 4/11/2012 W3 Buffalo Bison 1-1 — 3/20/1948 1948 L1 Louisiana State 2-7 1-6 4/15/1960 5/30/2009 L3 Burleson College 4/4/1919 4/4/1919 Louisiana tech 10-3 8-3 3/3/1983 3/6/2013 W7 BYu 1-1 1-1 2/25/2009 3/7/2010 L1 Loyola Marymount 2-1 2-1 2/14/2004 2/15/2004 W2 california 2-3 2-2 5/24/1991 3/1/2013 w1 Lubbock Christian 38-10 4-1 3/24/1980 3/26/1997 W4 Waco: never met Mary hardin-Baylor 5-1 4-0 4/13/1976 2/27/2001 W4 Berkeley: never met Maine 0-1 — 3/11/1993 3/11/1993 L1 neutral Site: California leads 3-2 McMurray 2-1 — 1941 1947 L1 cal state Fullerton 2-4 2-4 2/11/2000 2/11/2001 l1 Mcneese State 8-7 4-3 4/13/1982 3/20/2002 W3 Waco: Cal State Fullerton leads 2-1 Memphis 6-2 6-2 3/2/1996 3/11/2012 W2 Fullerton: Cal State Fullerton leads 2-1 Miami [Fla.] 0-1 — 6/2/1978 6/2/1978 L1 neutral Site: never met Miami [Ohio] 2-1 — 5/27/1977 5/29/1977 W2 Centenary 4-2 3-0 5/10/1923 5/6/2003 W3 Michigan 3-1-1 3-0-1 6/2/1978 3/11/2006 W1 Central Michigan 5-1 — 3/17/1977 3/8/1989 W2 Michigan State 0-1 0-1 3/7/2012 3/7/2012 L1 Clemson 2-1 2-1 6/11/2005 6/13/2005 W2 Midwestern State 4-0 — 4/1/1980 3/17/1981 W4 Colorado State 1-0 — 6/17/1948 6/17/1948 W1 Minnesota 6-3 3-1 3/24/1948 5/31/2009 L1 Concordia Lutheran 2-2 2-0 4/23/1991 4/1/1997 W2 Mississippi 4-1 4-1 2/12/1999 3/8/2000 W4 Cornell 1-0 1-0 3/19/1997 3/19/1997 W1 Mississippi State 6-3 3-1 1925 3/10/2008 W3 Creighton 3-1 3-1 3/4/1995 3/9/1999 W2 Missouri 33-26 31-26 5/5/1905 4/7/2012 W3 university of Dallas 2-1 2-0 4/13/1963 4/19/2000 W2 Missouri State **** 3-1 3-1 2/16/1996 3/28/2001 L1 dallas baptist 45-21 16-7 5/5/1979 4/23/2013 w6 Murrray State 1-0 1-0 5/30/2003 5/30/2003 W1 Waco: Baylor leads 33-15 nebraska 34-27-1 27-23 4/4/1938 5/1/2011 W1 Dallas: Baylor leads 10-6 neutral Site: Baylor leads 2-0 new Mexico State 2-0 2-0 4/27/2012 4/28/2012 W2 Dallas Rebels 0-1 — 1947 1947 L1 new Orleans 4-2 2-0 5/26/1977 3/16/2013 W2 Dallas Steers 1-0 — 1937 1937 W1 nicholls State 7-2 3-0 4/8/1963 2/18/2001 W3 Daniel Baker 1-0 — 3/31/1911 3/31/1911 W1 north texas 11-0 — 3/22/1978 2/17/1988 W11 Deaf and Dumb 3/11/1904 1908 northwestern 3-0 — 1931 1931 W3 Duke 2-0 2-0 2/19/2010 2/20/2010 W2 northwestern State [La.] 9-6 6-6 4/15/1960 4/7/2010 W2 East End Merchants 1-0 — 1947 1947 W1 northwood 1-0 — 4/10/1990 4/10/1990 W1 Eastern illinois 1-0 1-0 5/28/1999 5/28/1999 W1 notre Dame 3-2 2-0 1929 3/14/1995 W3 East tennessee State 2-0 — 3/13/1979 3/13/1979 W2 oklahoma 37-40 27-34 1936 5/23/2013 l1 Emporia State [Kan.] 4-0 — 4/16/1965 3/9/1985 W4 Waco: Baylor leads 25-15 norman: Oklahoma leads 22-7 Florida 1-1 1-1 5/22/1998 5/27/2000 L1 neutral Site: Baylor leads 5-3 Florida international 1-0 1-0 3/15/2011 3/15/2011 W1 oklahoma state 35-38 30-25 4/20/1925 3/23/2013 w1 Fort hood 2-1 — 4/11/1961 4/12/1963 L1 Waco: Baylor leads 18-12 george Washington 1-0 1-0 3/13/1995 3/13/1995 W1 Stillwater: Oklahoma State leads 17-14 georgia 3-2 3-2 2/19/2010 2/27/2011 W1 neutral Site: Oklahoma State leads 9-3 hIstory grand Canyon 1-3-1 — 2/17/1978 2/5/1994 t1 Oral Roberts 24-20 17-9 4/21/1978 6/3/2012 W1 hardin Simmons 25-8 1-0 3/14/1949 3/24/1998 W2 Oregon State 1-0 1-0 6/20/2005 6/20/2005 W1 hosei [Japan] 2-0 — 2/21/1979 2/21/1979 W2 Pacific 3-2 3-2 3/10/2006 2/22/2009 W1 houston 87-63 21-18 1951 3/16/2013 l3 Paul Quinn 3-0 — 5/7/1979 3/12/1980 W3 Waco: Baylor leads 35-28 Pepperdine 1-0 1-0 2/26/2013 2/26/2013 W1 houston: Baylor leads 40-27 Polytechnic 2-0 — 5/10/1911 5/3/1913 W2 neutral Site: Baylor leads 8-4 Prairie View A&M 5-0 5-0 4/20/2005 4/1/2009 W5 unknown Site: Series tied 4-4 Purdue 3-0 3-0 2/22/2008 2/24/2008 W3 houston baptist 2-1 2-1 4/12/1994 2/25/2009 w2 Rice 128-87-1 15-21 4/25/1919 3/3/2013 W3 Waco: Baylor leads 2-1 houston: never met Richmond 0-1 0-1 5/21/1998 5/21/1998 L1 neutral Site: never met sam houston state 60-40 13-5 3/7/1952 3/20/2013 w1 howard Payne 1-0 1-0 3/29/1911 4/21/1999 W1 Waco: Baylor leads 34-15 humble Oilers 0-2 — 1934 1934 L2 huntsville: Baylor leads 26-25 neutral Site: never met illinois 1-4 1-4 5/23/1998 3/9/2013 L3 san diego —— — — — illinois-Chicago 4-0 4-0 3/1/2008 3/14/2010 W4 San Diego State 5-2 0-1 1/28/1993 3/4/1994 L2 Incarnate word —— — — — San Francisco 2-0 2-0 3/2/2007 3/9/2007 W2 iowa 1-0 1-0 3/21/1995 3/21/1995 W1 Schreiner 4-0 — 2/13/1990 3/12/1991 W4 iowa State 10-4 9-4 3/4/1994 5/17/2001 L1 SMu 119-49 — 1916 4/5/1980 W1 kansas 45-13 40-13 1957 5/5/2013 l3 South Alabama 1-1 1-0 5/28/1993 3/6/2009 W1 Waco: Baylor leads 24-3 Lawrence: Baylor leads 17-10 South Carolina 0-1 — 6/11/1977 6/11/1977 L1 neutral Site: Baylor leads 4-0 Southeast Oklahoma 1-0 — 3/20/1984 3/20/1984 W1

101 2014 baylor baseball MedIa alManac WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM all-tIMe serIes records under First Last under First Last Opponent All-time Smith Meeting Meeting Streak Opponent All-time Smith Meeting Meeting Streak Southern 1-0 1-0 5/19/1913 5/31/2003 W1 unc wilmington —— — — — Southern California 6-2 6-0 6/16/1948 2/23/2003 W6 unLV 0-1 0-1 4/19/2011 4/19/2011 L1 Southern illinois 1-0 — 3/24/1966 3/24/1966 W1 utah 0-1 0-1 3/5/2011 3/5/2011 L1 Southern Mississippi 3-1 3-1 3/9/1996 6/1/2003 W1 ut arlington 82-30 36-10 2/26/1973 4/30/2013 w4 Southwestern 41-13 — 4/30/1904 4/3/1990 L1 Waco: Baylor leads 50-12 Stanford 1-0 1-0 6/6/2005 6/6/2005 W1 Arlington: Baylor leads 32-18 St. Edwards 18-1-1 — 4/13/1907 3/23/1993 W2 neutral Site: never met St. Francis [ill.] 1-0-1 — 3/17/1980 3/17/1980 t1 utsa 30-6 28-4 2/23/1993 5/14/2013 w1 Waco: Baylor leads 22-3 St. Mary’s 40-14 — 4/15/1965 3/17/1993 L1 San Antonio: Baylor leads 8-3 Stephen F. Austin 27-0 11-0 3/15/1948 5/12/2009 W27 neutral Site: never met Sul Ross State 6-8 — 1954 3/19/1990 W3 Vanderbilt 5-3 5-3 2/19/1999 2/10/2007 L1 tarleton State 1908 1908 Waco Cubs 0-1 — 1933 1933 L1 tcu 138-112 19-24 4/21/1904 4/21/2013 l2 Waco Dons 1-0-2 — 3/24/1938 1938 t2 Waco: Baylor leads 71-42 Waco League 1908 4/13/1909 Fort Worth: texas Christian leads 56-50 Waco navigators 0-2 — 1917 1917 L2 neutral Site: texas Christian leads 7-1 unknown Site: Baylor leads 16-7 Waco Packers 1-0 — 1931 1931 W1 temple 1-0 — 1954 1954 W1 Waco Pirates 1-2 — 1917 1948 L1 tennessee 1-0 1-0 2/12/2005 2/12/2005 W1 Waco Redmen 1-0 — 1933 1933 W1 texas 105-231-4 33-38 4/4/1903 4/28/2013 w3 Wake Forest 1-0 — 3/8/1989 3/8/1989 W1 Waco: texas leads 91-59-3 Washington State 2-0 — 3/10/1987 3/11/1987 W2 Austin: texas leads 134-38-1 west virginia 2-1 2-1 4/5/2013 4/7/2013 w2 neutral Site: Baylor leads 8-6 Waco: Baylor leads 2-1 texas-Pan American 20-27 — 4/13/1963 3/11/1993 L2 Morgantown: never met texas A&M 129-180-4 30-29 4/9/1904 4/22/2012 W3 neutral Site: never met texas a&M-corpus christi 7-0 7-0 4/26/2000 4/18/2012 w7 Western Kentucky 2-1 — 3/12/1987 2/28/2010 L1 Waco: Baylor leads 7-0 Wichita State 0-1 — 5/25/1991 5/25/1991 L1 Corpus Christi: never met Winthrop 2-0 2-0 3/6/2002 3/11/2007 W2 neutral Site: never met bold indicates 2014 opponents texas Lutheran 21-7 — 1955 2/15/1994 L1 * Formerly Southwestern Louisiana texas southern 8-0 8-0 4/28/2004 2/26/2008 w8 ** Formerly northeast Louisiana Waco: Baylor leads 8-0 *** Formerly Southwest texas houston: never met **** Formerly Southwest Missouri State neutral Site: never met texas state *** 48-19 34-14 3/26/1919 4/16/2013 l1 Waco: Baylor leads 35-14 San Marcos: Baylor leads 12-5 neutral Site: Baylor leads 1-0 texas tech 75-77 28-36 1928 5/25/2013 l1 Waco: Baylor leads 47-27 Lubbock: texas tech leads 47-24 neutral Site: Baylor leads 4-3 texas Wesleyan 16-3 0-1 3/6/1979 5/9/2000 L1 trinity 5-2 — 4/1/1904 3/11/1975 W1 tulane 3-2 1-0 5/13/1904 6/21/2005 W1 tulsa 0-1 — 4/3/1969 4/3/1969 L1 uAB 1-0 1-0 3/8/2009 3/8/2009 W1 uC irvine 6-6 6-6 2/28/2003 2/17/2013 L3 uCLA 3-4 3-4 2/28/2009 2/24/2013 L1 baylor vs. dIvIsIon I conFerences actIve dIvIsIon I teaMs only conFerence record conFerence record conFerence record america east 0-1 big west 13-20 southeastern 222-262-4 Maine (0-1) Cal State Fullerton (2-4), Long Beach State (5-10), uC irvine (6-6) Arkansas (38-38), Florida (1-1), georgia (3-2), Louisiana State (2-7), american athletic 94-65 175-99-1 Mississippi (4-1), Mississippi State (6-3), Missouri (33-26), South hIstory houston (87-63), Memphis (6-2), temple (1-0) Florida international (1-0), Louisiana tech (10-3), Rice (128-87-1), Carolina (0-1), tennessee (1-0), texas A&M (129-180-4), Vanderbilt atlantic 10 1-1 Southern Miss (3-1), tulane (3-2), uAB (1-0), utSA (30-6) (5-3) george Washington (1-0), Richmond (0-1) horizon league 4-0 southland 201-111-1 atlantic coast 8-4 illinois-Chicago (4-0) Abilene Christian (12-2), houston Baptist (2-1), Lamar (41-31-1), Clemson (2-1), Duke (2-0), Miami, Fla. (0-1), notre Dame (3-2), Wake Ivy league 1-0 Mcneese State (8-7), new Orleans (4-2), nicholls State (7-2), Forest (1-0) Cornell (1-0) northwestern State (9-6), Oral Roberts (24-20), Sam houston atlantic sun 2-0 Mid-american 8-2 State (60-40), Stephen F. Austin (27-0), tAMu-Corpus Christi (7-0) East tennessee State (2-0) Central Michigan (5-1), Kent State (1-0), Miami [Oh] (2-1) southwestern athletic 14-0 big 12 478-531-4 Missouri valley 50-24 Prairie View A&M (5-0), Southern (1-0), texas Southern (8-0) Kansas (45-13), Kansas State (41-19), Oklahoma (37-40), Oklahoma Bradley (1-1), Dallas Baptist (45-21), Missouri State (3-1), Southern sun belt 144-56 State (35-38), tCu (138-112), texas (105-231-4), texas tech (75- illinois (1-0), Wichita State (0-1) Arkansas State (0-1), Arkansas-Little Rock (3-0), Louisiana-Lafayette 77), West Virginia (2-1) Mountain west 7-3 (1-1), Louisiana-Monroe (7-3), South Alabama (1-1), texas State (48- 19), ut Arlington (82-30), Western Kentucky (2-1) big east 3-1 Air Force (2-0), San Diego State (5-2), unLV (0-1) Creighton (3-1) ohio valley 2-0 west coast 49-18 BYu (1-1), Loyola Marymount (2-1), Pacific (3-2), Pepperdine (1-0), big south 2-0 Eastern illinois (1-0), Murray State (1-0) San Francisco (2-0), St. Mary’s (40-14) Winthrop (2-0) pacific-12 23-23 western athletic 3-3-1 big ten 51-36-2 Arizona (4-7), Arizona State (4-6), California (2-3), Oregon State (1-0), grand Canyon (1-3-1), new Mexico State (2-0) illinois (1-4), iowa (1-0), Michigan (3-1-1), Michigan State (0-1), Stanford (1-0), uCLA (3-4), utah (0-1), uSC (6-2), Washington St. (2-0) Minnesota (6-3), nebraska (34-27-1), northwestern (3-0), Purdue (3-0)

102 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS GAMES hITS TRIpLES ALL GAMES ALL GAMES ALL GAMES Season: 70, Josh Ford (2005) Game: 6, Michael Griffin at Arizona (2/9/2003) Game: 2, Fritz Connally vs. Paul Quinn (3/12/1980) 70, Michael Griffin (2005) Season: 121, David Murphy (2003) 2, Brad Douglas vs. Southwestern (2/19/1986) 70, Kevin Russo (2005) Freshman: 82, Marty Crawford (1993) 2, Mike Robinson at Rice (3/23/1991) 70, Paul Witt (2005) Sophomore: 103, Michael Griffin (2003) 2, Jon Topolski vs. Sam Houston State (4/17/1996) Freshman: 62, Beamer Weems (2006) Junior: 121, David Murphy (2003) 2, Jon Topolski vs. Houston (4/7/1998) Sophomore: 68, Josh Ford (2003) Senior: 102, Eric Nelson (1999) 2, Chris Durbin vs. Oklahoma State (4/6/2002) 68, Michael Griffin (2003) Career: 333, Jon Topolski (1996-99) 2, Beamer Weems vs. Texas Southern (3/20/2007) Junior: 70, Kevin Russo (2005) Season: 11, Jon Topolski (1998) Senior 70, Josh Ford (2005) BIG 12 GAMES Freshman: 6, Jon Topolski (1996) 70, Michael Griffin (2005) Game: 5, Jon Topolski at Nebraska (3/8/1997) Sophomore: 8, Michael Griffin (2003) 70, Paul Witt (2005) 5, Chad Polk at Nebraska (3/9/1997) Junior: 11, Jon Topolski (1998) Career: 259, Michael Griffin (2002-05) 5, Jeremy Dodson vs. Oklahoma (5/3/1997) Senior: 10, Kyle Todd (1985) 5, Matt Williams at Iowa State (5/16/1999) 10, Tony Huey (1987) BIG 12 GAMES 5, Trey Webb at Kansas State (4/26/2002) 10, Seth Fortenberry (2006) Career: 25, Jon Topolski (1996-99) Season: 30, six times 5, Chris Durbin at Oklahoma State (4/12/2003) Career: 110, Matt Williams (1998-01) 5, Beamer Weems vs. Texas Tech (3/25/2007) BIG 12 GAMES 5, Josh Ludy at Kansas State (4/15/2012) Game: 2, Chris Durbin vs. Oklahoma State (4/6/2002) BATTING AVERAGE Series: 10, Chris Durbin at Oklahoma State (4/11-13/2003) Series: 3, Kevin Sevigny vs. Texas A&M (4/21-23/2006) Season: 58, Eric Nelson (1997) ALL GAMES Season: 5, Jon Topolski (1998) Career: 147, Eric Nelson (1997-99) Career: 10, Jon Topolski (1997-99) Season: min. 50 at bats: .519 [27-for-52], Mickey Sullivan (1954) min. 150 at bats: .417 [93-for-223], Steve Macko (1977) AT BATS hOME RUNS min. 250 at bats: .413 [121-for-293], David Murphy (2003) ALL GAMES ALL GAMES Season, Class (min. 2.5 at bats per team game): Game: * 10, Jaime Bubela at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) Game: 3, Jon Topolski vs. Hardin Simmons (3/24/1998) Freshman: .350 [82-for-234], Marty Crawford (1993) Season: 294, Michael Griffin (2003, 2005) 3, Charlie Carter vs. UTSA (4/1/1998) Sophomore: .376 [82-for-218], James Blair (1997) Freshman: 232, Jon Topolski (1996) 3, Jon Topolski vs. Missouri (4/12/1998) Junior: .413 [121-for-293], David Murphy (2001) Sophomore: 294, Michael Griffin (2003) 3, Eric Nelson at Kansas (4/3/1999) 3, Aaron Miller vs. Illinois (2/29/2008) Senior .429 [27-for-63], Jerry Mallett (1957) Junior: 293, David Murphy (2003) 3, Shaver Hansen at Kansas (4/5/2009) Career: Senior: 294, Michael Griffin (2005) 3, Josh Ludy at Kansas State (4/15/2012) min. 300 at bats: .370 [128-for-346], Steve Macko (1976-77) Career: ** 1,076, Michael Griffin (2002-05) min. 500 at bats: .368 [318-for-864], Marty Crawford (1993-96) Season: 21, Charley Carter (1998) Freshman: 11, Max Muncy (2010) BIG 12 GAMES Sophomore: 19, Matt Williams (1999) BIG 12 GAMES Game: 7, Kevin Russo vs. Texas [13 inn.] (4/13/2006) Season: Junior: 19, Jon Topolski (1998) 7, Matt Czimskey vs. Texas [13 inn.] (4/13/2006) Senior: 21, Charley Carter (1998) min. 75 at bats: .421 [40-for-95], Zach Dillon (2006) 7, Cal Towey vs. Kansas State [13 inn.] (3/29/2013) Career: 50, Jon Topolski (1996-99) min. 100 at bats: .417 [58-for-138], Eric Nelson (1997) 7, Grayson Porter vs. TCU [15 inn.] (4/20/2013) Career (min. 120 at bats): .386 [147-for-381], Eric Nelson (1997-99) Series: 16, seven times BIG 12 GAMES Season: 139, Eric Nelson (1997) Game: 3, Jon Topolski at Missouri (4/12/1998) RUNS Career: 450, Michael Griffin (2002-05) 3, Eric Nelson at Kansas (4/3/1999) 3, Shaver Hansen at Kansas (4/5/2009) ALL GAMES * - All-Time Record NCAA Division I 3, Josh Ludy at Kansas State (4/15/2012) ** - Second All-Time NCAA Division I Game: 6, Burl Coker vs. SMU (3/5/1978) Series: 4, Eric Nelson vs. Texas A&M (5/1-3/1998) Season: 94, Chris Durbin (2003) 4, Mike Huggins at Kansas State (4/26-28/2002) Freshman: 68, Jon Topolski (1996) DOUBLES 4, Josh Ludy at Kansas State (4/13-15/2012) Sophomore: 69, Jon Topolski (1997) ALL GAMES Season: 10, Charley Carter (1998) Junior: 84, David Murphy (2003) Game: * 5, Jeremy Dodson vs. Hardin Simmons (3/24/1998) Career: 24, Jon Topolski (1997-99) Senior: 94, Chris Durbin (2003) Season: 26, Michael Griffin (2003) Career: 285, Jon Topolski (1996-99) Freshman: 18, Matt Williams (1998) Sophomore: 26, Michael Griffin (2003) RUNS BATTED IN BIG 12 GAMES Junior: 25, Chris Durbin (2002) ALL GAMES Game: 5, Jon Topolski at Nebraska (3/8/1997) 25, Logan Vick (2012) Game: 9, Charley Carter at UTSA (4/1/1998) 5, Jon Topolski at Missouri (4/12/1998) Senior: 24, Marty Crawford (1996) Season: 86, Charley Carter (1998) Series: 8, Jon Topolski at Nebraska (3/8-9/1997) Career: 79, Chris Durbin (2000-03) Freshman: 53, Max Muncy (2010) Sophomore: 76, Michael Griffin (2003) 8, Jon Topolski vs. Texas (3/13-15/1998) BIG 12 GAMES Season: 41, Jon Topolski (1997) Junior: 69, Kelly Shoppach (2001) Game: 3, Matt Williams vs. Iowa State (3/29/1998) Career: 100, Jon Topolski (1997-99) Senior: 86, Charley Carter (1998) 3, Matt Williams at Kansas (3/23/2001) Career: 204, Eric Nelson (1996-99) 3, Ross Bennett vs. Texas A&M (4/20/2002) MULTIpLE-hIT GAMES 3, Reid Brees vs. Oklahoma State (4/11/2004) BIG 12 GAMES ALL GAMES 3, Ben Booker at Texas Tech (5/17/2008) Game: 7, Jon Topolski at Missouri (4/12/1998) Series: 4, Eric Nelson vs. Oklahoma (4/23-35/1999) Season: 40, David Murphy (2003) 7, Jason Jennings at Oklahoma State (3/7/1999) RECORDS Freshman: 27, Logan Vick (2010) 4, Jaime Bubela at Oklahoma (3/24-26/2000) 7, Kyle Reynolds at Oklahoma (3/27/2004) Sophomore: 30, Eric Nelson (1997) 4, Matt Williams at Kansas (3/23-25/2001) 7, Josh Ludy at Kansas State (4/15/2012) 30, Chris Durbin (2001) 4, Ross Bennett vs. Texas A&M (4/19-21/2002) Series: 11, Josh Ludy at Kansas State (4/13-15, 2012) Junior: 40, David Murphy (2003) 4, Logan Vick vs. Texas Tech (3/16-18, 2012) Season: 33, James Blair (1997) Season: 14, Reid Brees (2004) Senior: 29, Charley Carter (1998) 33, Charley Carter (1998) Career: 34, Chris Durbin (2000-03) Career: 103, Jon Topolski (1996-99) Career: 82, Eric Nelson (1997-98) * - All-Time Record NCAA Division I BIG 12 GAMES Season: 21, Eric Nelson (1997) Career: 53, Eric Nelson (1997-99) 103 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS MULTIpLE-RBI GAMES wALkS TOTAL SACRIFICES ALL GAMES ALL GAMES ALL GAMES Season: 23, Eric Nelson (1999) Game: 5, Shane Nolen at TCU (4/29/1978) Season: 17, Beamer Weems (2006) Freshman: 17, Max Muncy (2010) Season: 59, Logan Vick (2010) Freshman: 17, Beamer Weems (2006) Sophomore: 21, Michael Griffin (2003) Freshman: 59, Logan Vick (2010) Sophomore: 16, Steve DalPorto (2011) Junior: 18, Shaver Hansen (2009) Sophomore: 46, Luke Prestridge (1977) Junior: 16, Cal Towey (2012) Senior: 23, Eric Nelson (1999) Junior: 49, Jeremy Dodson (1998) Senior: 14, Landis Ware (2011) Career: 57, Eric Nelson (1996-99) 49, Jon Topolski (1998) Career: 33, Landis Ware (2008-11) Senior: 55, Jon Topolski (1999) BIG 12 GAMES Career: 185, Jon Topolski (1996-99) BIG 12 GAMES Season: 12, Eric Nelson (1999) Game: 2, 15 times BIG 12 GAMES Career: 28, Eric Nelson (1997-99) last: Lawton Langford vs. Kansas State (5/24/2013) Game: 4, Beamer Weems vs. Texas [13 inn.] (4/13/2006) Series: 4, Steve DalPorto at Oklahoma State (5/13-15/2011) Series: 6, Anthony Hensley at Kansas State (5/12-14/2000) Season: 11, Steve DalPorto (2011) ExTRA-BASE hITS 6, Zach Dillon vs. Missouri (5/20-22/2005) Career: 18, Landis Ware (2008-11) ALL GAMES Season: 25, Jon Topolski (1997) Game: 5, Jeremy Dodson vs. Hardin Simmons (3/24/1998) Career: 62, Jon Topolski (1997-99) STOLEN BASES 5, Jon Topolski vs. Hardin Simmons (3/24/1998) ALL GAMES Season: 47, Charley Carter (1998) hIT BY pITCh Game: 4, Trent Weaver vs. St. Mary’s (2/21/1989) Freshman: 29, Logan Vick (2010) ALL GAMES 4, Mike Robinson vs. Southwestern (4/9/1991) Sophomore: 45, Michael Griffin (2003) Game: 3, Jason Marshall vs. Texas Lutheran (2/12/1993) 4, Jaime Bubela vs. Kansas State (2/27/1999) Junior: 37, Jon Topolski (1998) 3, Michael Griffin vs. Vanderbilt (3/12/2004) 4, Anthony Hensley vs. Texas (4/21/2000) Senior: 47, Charley Carter (1998) 3, Nathan Orf at TCU (3/6/2012) Season: 40, Mike Robison (1991) Career: 130, Chris Durbin (2000-03) 3, Nathan Orf vs. Texas Tech (3/18/2012) Freshman: 24, Mike Robinson (1988) 3, Steve DalPorto at Texas Tech (5/18/2013) Sophomore: 26, Jack Stubbs (1992) BIG 12 GAMES Season: 35, Nathan Orf (2012) Junior: 36, Brooks Pinckard (2011) Game: 4, Jon Topolski at Missouri (4/12/1998) Freshman: 7, James Blair (1996) Senior: 40, Mike Robinson (1991) 4, Eric Nelson vs. Kansas State (2/26/1999) 7, Matt Williams (1998) Career: 115, Mike Robison (1988-91) 4, Matt Williams at Kansas (3/21/2001) 7, Drew Bias (2006) Series: 7, Matt Williams at Kansas (3/23-25/2001) Sophomore: 16, Kelly Shoppach (2000) BIG 12 GAMES Season: 23, Eric Nelson (1999) Junior: 35, Nathan Orf (2012) Game: 4, Jaime Bubela vs. Kansas State (2/27/1999) Career: 60, Chris Durbin (2000-03) Senior: 16, Josh Ford (2005) 4, Anthony Hensley vs. Texas (4/21/2000) Career: 48, Nathan Orf (2012-13) Series: 6, Eric Nelson vs. Kansas State (4/22-23/1997) TOTAL BASES Season: 14, Anthony Hensley (2000) BIG 12 GAMES ALL GAMES Career: 26, Eric Nelson (1997-99) Game: 3, Nathan Orf vs. Texas Tech (3/18/2012) Game: 16, Jon Topolski vs. Hardin-Simmons (3/24/1998) 3, Steve DalPorto at Texas Tech (5/18/2013) Season: 190, Charley Carter (1998) hITTING STREAkS Series: 4, Nathan Orf vs. Texas Tech (3/16-18/2012) Freshman: 127, Marty Crawford (1993) Season: 18, Matt Williams (2000) ALL GAMES Sophomore: 178, Michael Griffin (2003) Career: 30, Matt Williams (2000-03) Season: 30, James Blair (1997) Junior: 180, David Murphy (2003) Freshman: 16, Michael Griffin (2002) Senior: 190, Charley Carter (1998) Sophomore: 18, Jason Jennings (1998) Career: 574, Jon Topolski (1996-99) STRIkEOUTS Junior: 30, James Blair (1997) ALL GAMES Senior: 22, Charley Carter (1998) BIG 12 GAMES Game: 5, Matt Williams at Texas (3/14/1998) Multiple-Season: 31, James Blair (1997-98) Game: 15, Jon Topolski at Missouri (4/12/1998) Season: 63, Cal Towey (2012) Series: 22, Matt Williams at Kansas (3/23-25/2001) Freshman: 58, Shaver Hansen (2007) BIG 12 GAMES Season: 90, Eric Nelson (1999) Sophomore: 61, Preston Underdown (1998) Season: 19, James Blair (1997) Career: 243, Eric Nelson (1997-99) Junior: 63, Cal Towey (2012) 19, David Murphy (2003) 243, Chris Durbin (2000-03) Senior: 58, Paul Witt (2005) Multiple-Season: 23, James Blair (1997-98) Career: 203, Matt Williams (1998-01) SLUGGING pERCENTAGE BIG 12 GAMES ALL GAMES Game: 5, Matt Williams at Texas (3/14/1998) Season: .772, Charley Carter (1998) Series: 8, Matt Williams at Texas (3/13-15/1998) Season, Class (min. 2.5 at bats per team game): Season: 32, Preston Underdown (1998) Freshman: .560, Matt Williams (1998) 32, Shaver Hansen (2009) Sophomore: .710, Jeremy Dodson (1997) Career: 97, Preston Underdown (1997-00) Junior: .696, Mike Malinak (1986) Senior: .772, Charley Carter (1998) Career: .615, Jason Jennings (1997-99) ON-BASE pERCENTAGE ALL GAMES BIG 12 GAMES Season: .496, Zach Dillon (2006) Series: 2.000, Josh Ford at Texas Tech (5/22-24/2004) Season, Class (min. 3.1 plate appearances per team game): Season: .744, Eric Nelson (1997) Freshman: .473, Logan Vick (2010) Career: .639, Jon Topolski (1997-99) Sophomore: .459, James Blair (1997) Junior: .493, Jason Jennings (1999) Senior: .496, Zach Dillon (2006) BIG 12 GAMES RECORDS Season: .504, Zach Dillon (2006) Career: .454, Zach Dillon (2003-06)

104 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL INDIVIDUAL pITChING RECORDS RELIEF AppEARANCES LOSSES ALL GAMES ALL GAMES ALL GAMES Season: Season: 35, Kyle Edens (2002) Season: 8, Jerry Arnold (1981) min. 45 innings: 1.05 [10 ER, 84.0 IP], John Bevil (1968) Freshman: 27, Jason Jennings (1997) 8, Jeff Mandel (2007) min. 100 innings: 1.82 [25 ER, 123.1 IP], Chad Hawkins (2000) 27, Ryan LaMotta (2003) Freshman: 6, Kip Wells (1996) aluminum-bat era: 1.64 [16 ER, 87.2 IP], Burl Coker (1978) Sophomore: 29, Ryan LaMotta (2004) Sophomore: 6, Ted Richardson (1966) Season, Class (min. 45.0 innings): 29, Max Garner (2011) 6, Jason Rathburn (1992) Freshman: 2.90, Jason Jennings (1997) Junior: 36, Ryan LaMotta (2005) 6, Aaron Lineweaver (1994) Sophomore: 1.50, Jim Rath (1966) 36, Abe Woody (2005) 6, Zane Carlson (2001) Junior: 1.36, David Dories (1970) Senior: 35, Kyle Edens (2002) 6, Kendal Volz (2008) Senior: 1.05, John Bevil (1968) Career: 111, Zane Carlson (2000-04) Junior: 8, Jerry Arnold (1981) Career: Senior: 8, Jeff Mandel (2007) min. 90.0 innings: 2.00 [23 ER, 97.0 IP], Bill Duncan (1968-70) BIG 12 GAMES Career: 19, Jerry Arnold (1979-82) min. 150.0 innings: 2.44 [51 ER, 188.0 IP], Pat Combs (1987-88) Series: 3, Zane Carlson vs. Nebraska (3/31-4/2/2000) min. 250.0 innings: 2.81 [97 ER, 311.0 IP], Burl Coker (1975-78) 3, Abe Woody vs. Nebraska (5/14-16/2004) BIG 12 GAMES 3, Kevin Winter at Kansas State (4/16-18/2010) Series: 2, Jason Jennings at Kansas (4/5-6/1997) BIG 12 GAMES 3, Max Garner vs. Tedxas A&M (4/20-22/2012) Season: 6, Kendal Volz (2009) Season: 3, Crayton Bare vs. Texas (4/26-4/28/2013) Career: 13, Kendal Volz (2007-09) * Starters: 1.92 [12 ER, 56.1 IP], Josh Turley (2012) Season: 17, Kyle Edens (2002) ** Relievers: 0.00 [0 ER, 10.2 IP], Jake Weghorst (2006) Career: 48, Zane Carlson (2000-04) wINNING pERCENTAGE *** Relievers: 0.86 [2 ER, 21.0 IP], Jeff Mandel (2005) ALL GAMES Career (min. 30.0 innings): 2.72, Chad Hawkins (1999-00) wINS Season: * - min. 5 starts and 4.0 innings per start ALL GAMES min. 7 decisions: 1.000 [7-0], Ted Richardson (1985) ** - min. 8 relief appearances and 1.0 innings per relief appearance Season: 13, Kip Wells (1998) min. 10 decisions: .917 [11-1], Trent Blank (2012) *** - min. 8 relief appearances and 2.0 innings per relief appearance 13, Jason Jennings (1999) Season, Class (min. 7 decisions): Freshman: 10, Sammy Bickham (1977) Freshman: 1.000 [7-0], Ted Richardson (1985) AppEARANCES Sophomore: 11, Jason Jennings (1998) Sophomore: .900 [9-1], Pat Combs (1987) ALL GAMES Junior: 13, Kip Wells (1998) Junior: .900 [9-1], Josh Turley (2012) Season: 36, Ryan LaMotta (2005) 13, Jason Jennings (1999) Senior: .917 [11-1], Trent Blank (2012) 36, Abe Woody (2005) Senior: 12, Jon Perlman (1979) Career: Freshman: 30, Ryan LaMotta (2003) Career: 28, Burl Coker (1975-78) min. 15 decisions: .857 [18-3], Kyle Evans (1998-00) Sophomore: 29, Ryan LaMotta (2004) 28, Steven White (2000-03) min. 25 decisions: .840 [21-4], Abe Woody (2003-05) 29, Max Garner (2011) Junior: 36, Ryan LaMotta (2005) BIG 12 GAMES BIG 12 GAMES 36, Abe Woody (2005) Series: 2, Mark Outlaw vs. Texas Tech (3/26-28/1999) Season (min. 4 decisions): 1.000, Brett Bergman [5-0] (1997) Senior: 35, Kyle Edens (2002) 2, Kyle Edens vs. Kansas (3/15-27/2002) 1.000, Jason Jennings [9-0] (1999) Career: 111, Zane Carlson (2000-04) 2, Crayton Bare vs. Oklahoma (4/12-4/14/2013) 1.000, Justin Taylor [4-0] (2000) 111, Ryan LaMotta (2003-06) Season: 9, Jason Jennings (1999) 1.000, Josh Turley [6-0] (2012) Career: 17, Jason Jennings (1997-99) Career (min. 7 decisions): .889 [8-1], Kyle Evans (1998-00) BIG 12 GAMES Series: 3, Zane Carlson vs. Nebraska (3/31-4/2/2000) wINS IN RELIEF SAVES 3, Abe Woody vs. Nebraska (5/14-16/2004) ALL GAMES (Since 1968) ALL GAMES 3, Kevin Winter at Kansas State (4/16-18/2010) Season: 10, Abe Woody (2005) Season: 15, Zane Carlson (2000) 3, Max Garner vs. Texas A&M (4/20-22/2012) Freshman: 6, Ryan LaMotta (2003) Freshman: 15, Zane Carlson (2000) 3, Crayton Bare vs. Texas (4/26-4/28/2013) 6, Abe Woody (2003) Sophomore: 12, Brooks Pinckard (2010) Season: 17, Kyle Edens (2002) Sophomore: 5, Abe Woody (2004) Junior: 11, Zane Carlson (2003) Career: 49, Zane Carlson (2000-04) Junior: 10, Abe Woody (2005) 11, Abe Woody (2005) Senior: 6, Crayton Bare (2013) 11, Nick Cassavechia (2007) GAMES STARTED Career: 21, Abe Woody (2003-05) Senior: 14, Kyle Edens (2002) ALL GAMES Career: 37, Zane Carlson (2000-04) Season: 20, Mark McCormick (2005) BIG 12 GAMES Freshman: 16, Aaron Lineweaver (1993) Season: 5, Brett Bergman (1997) BIG 12 GAMES Sophomore: 19, Cory VanAllen (2005) 5, Crayton Bare (2013) Series: 3, Max Garner vs. Texas A&M (4/20-22/2012) Junior: 20, Mark McCormick (2005) Career: 9, Abe Woody (2003-05) 2, Zane Carlson vs. Nebraska (3/31-4/2/2000) Senior: 19, Steven White (2003) 2, Zane Carlson at Kansas State (5/12-14/2000) Career: 59, Steven White (2000-03) 2, Paul Thorp at Oklahoma State (4/27-29/2001) 2, Kyle Edens vs. Nebraska (3/8-10/2002) BIG 12 GAMES 2, Abe Woody vs. Nebraska (5/14-16/2004) Season: 10, five times 2, Ryan LaMotta at Kansas (4/15-17/2005) Career: 28, Steve White (2000-03) 2, Max Garner at Missouri (4/5-7/2012) 2, Max Garner at Kansas State (4/13-15/2012)

2, Crayton Bare vs. Texas (4/26-4/28/2013) RECORDS Season: 10, Zane Carlson (2000) Career: 17, Zane Carlson (2000-04)

105 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM INDIVIDUAL pITChING RECORDS COMpLETE GAMES FEwEST hITS ALLOwED pER 9.0 INNINGS wALkS ALL GAMES ALL GAMES (Since 1968) ALL GAMES Season: 12, Brian Carpenter (1992) Season: Game: 10, Jaime Cocanower at TCU (4/29/1978) Freshman: 5, Aaron Lineweaver (1993) Starters: 4.91, Sammy Bickham (1977) Season: 76, Jaime Cocanower (1978) Sophomore: 7, Scott Ruffcorn (1990) Relievers: 5.82, Zane Carlson (2000) Freshman: 68, Sammy Bickham (1977) Junior: 12, Brian Carpenter (1992) Career (min. 90.0 innings): 6.83, Abe Woody (2003-05) Sophomore: 61, Steven White (2001) Senior: 10, Blaine Beatty (1986) Junior: 66, Mark McCormick (2005) Career: 19, Ricky Dusek (1968-70) BIG 12 GAMES Senior: 76, Jaime Cocanower (1978) Season: Career: 185, Steven White (2000-03) BIG 12 GAMES Starters: 5.43, Mark McCormick (2005) Season: 6, Jason Jennings (1999) Relievers: 4.44, Zane Carlson (2000) BIG 12 GAMES 6, Chad Hawkins (2000) Career (min. 30.0 innings): 7.03, Mark McCormick (2003-05) Game: 8, Jason Jennings at Oklahoma (2/28/1998) Career: 10, Jason Jennings (1997-99) 8, Cory VanAllen at Missouri (4/29/2006) Series: 8, Jason Jennings at Oklahoma (2/27-3/1/1998) RUNS ALLOwED 8, Cory VanAllen at Missouri (4/28-30/2006) ShUTOUTS ALL GAMES Season: 41, Steven White (2001) ALL GAMES Game: 14, Kris Lambert vs. Rice (4/8/1995) Career: 103, Steven White (2000-03) Season: 3, David Elsbernd (1992) Season: 83, Jason Jennings (1998) 3, Jason Jennings (1999) Freshman: 66, Kip Wells (1996) FEwEST wALkS ALLOwED pER 9.0 INNINGS Career: 3, Ted Richardson (1985-88) Sophomore: 83, Jason Jennings (1998) 3, Lee Price (1989-91) ALL GAMES (Since 1968) Junior: 70, Jared Theodorakos (2002) Season: 3, David Elsbernd (1992) Senior: 73, Brett Bergman (1998) 3, Jason Jennings (1997-99) Starters: 0.60, Dillon Newman (2013) Career: 215, Steven White (2000-03) Relievers: 1.58, Tim Matthews (2008) BIG 12 GAMES BIG 12 GAMES Career (min. 90.0 innings): 1.42, Rick Dusek (1968-70) Season: 2, Kyle Evans (2000) Game: 11, Brett Bergman at Oklahoma (2/28/1998) BIG 12 GAMES 2, Shawn Tolleson (2008) 11, Jared Theodorakos at Kansas State (4/26/2002) Season: Career: 2, Kyle Evans (1998-00) Series: 11, Brett Bergman at Oklahoma (2/27-3/1/1998) Starters: 0.50, Dillon Newman (2013) 2, Shawn Tolleson (2008-10) 11, Jared Theodorakos at Kansas State (4/26-28/2002) Relievers: 2.28, Zane Carlson (2003) Season: 61, Kip Wells (1997) Career (min. 30.0 innings): 1.76, Josh Turley (2010-2012) INNINGS Career: 118, Steven White (2000-03) ALL GAMES EARNED RUNS ALLOwED STRIkEOUTS Game: 16.0, Bill Duncan at Houston (3/13/1970) ALL GAMES ALL GAMES Season: 146.2, Jason Jennings (1999) Game: 16, Pat Combs at Texas Tech (4/29/1988) Game: 11, Kris Lambert vs. Rice (4/8/1995) Freshman: 104.2, Aaron Lineweaver (1993) Season: 172, Jason Jennings (1999) 11, Tim Peters at Texas Tech (5/13/1995) Sophomore: 117.0, Jason Jennings (1998) Freshman: 82, Aaron Lineweaver (1993) Season: 66, Jason Jennings (1998) Junior: 146.2, Jason Jennings (1999) Sophomore: 126, Jason Jennings (1998) Freshman: 55, Kip Wells (1996) Senior: 129.0, Steven White (2003) Junior: 172, Jason Jennings (1999) Sophomore: 66, Jason Jennings (1998) Career: 368.1, Steven White (2000-03) Senior: 130, Steven White (2003) Junior: 53, Jared Theodorakos (2002) Career: 377, Jason Jennings (1997-99) BIG 12 GAMES 53, Randall Linebaugh (2007) Game: 9.0, 35 times Senior: 59, Brett Bergman (1998) BIG 12 GAMES 59, Steven White (2003) last: Josh Turley at Kansas State (4/13/12) Game: 14, Jason Jennings vs. Texas A&M (5/2/1998) Career: 177, Steven White (2000-03) Series: 9.0, 35 times 14, Jason Jennings at Kansas (4/2/1999) last: Josh Turley at Kansas State (4/13/12) BIG 12 GAMES Series: 14, Jason Jennings vs. Texas A&M (5/1-3/1998) Season: 79.1, Chad Hawkins (2000) 14, Jason Jennings at Kansas (4/2-4/1999) Career: 186.0, Steven White (2000-03) Game: 10, three times last: Jeff Mandel at Oklahoma State (3/31/2006) Season: 91, Jason Jennings (1999) Series: 10, three times Career: 213, Jason Jennings (1997-99) hITS ALLOwED last: Jeff Mandel at Oklahoma State (3/31/2006) ALL GAMES Season: 42, Jason Jennings (1998) STRIkEOUTS IN RELIEF Game: 14, Bruce Aguilar at Arkansas (4/14/1989) Career: 97, Steven White (2000-03) ALL GAMES (Since 1968) Season: 123, Jason Jennings (1998) Game: 10, Craig Fritsch vs. Sam Houston State (4/30/2008) 123, Steven White (2003) 10, Logan Verrett vs. Texas A&M (3/16/2009) Freshman: 90, Kip Wells (1996) 10, Aaron Miller vs. Missouri (4/11/2009) Sophomore: 123, Jason Jennings (1998) Season: 82, Ryan LaMotta (2005) Junior: 121, Kip Wells (1998) Freshman: 79, Jason Jennings (1997) Senior: 123, Steven White (2003) Sophomore: 55, Ryan LaMotta (2004) Career: 364, Steven White (2000-03) Junior: 82, Ryan LaMotta (2005) Senior: 58, Kyle Edens (2002) BIG 12 GAMES Career: 223, Zane Carlson (2000-04) Game: 13, Steven White vs. Texas Tech (5/11/2001) 13, Tim Matthews at Texas Tech (4/2/2006) BIG 12 GAMES Series: 13, Steven White vs. Texas Tech (5/11-13/2001) Game: 10, Logan Verrett vs. Texas A&M (3/16/2009) 13, Tim Matthews at Texas Tech (3/31-4/2/2006) 10, Aaron Miller vs. Missouri (4/11/2009) Season: 80, Jason Jennings (1998) Series: 10, Logan Verrett vs. Texas A&M (3/16/2009) Career: 179, Steven White (2000-03) 10, Aaron Miller vs. Missouri (4/11/2009) RECORDS Season: 46, Jason Jennings (1997) Career: 89, Zane Carlson (2000-04)

106 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL INDIVIDUAL pITChING RECORDS STRIkEOUTS pER 9.0 INNINGS wALkS pLUS hITS pER INNING (whIp) hIT BATSMEN ALL GAMES (Since 1968) ALL GAMES (Since 1968) ALL GAMES Season: Season: Game: 5, Steven White vs. Long Beach State (3/7/2003) Starters: 10.83, Kendal Volz (2008) Starters: 0.946, Burl Coker (1998) Season: 20, Steven White (2003) Relievers: 14.31, Jason Jennings (1997) Relievers: 0.935, Abe Woody (2005) Freshman: 16, Shawn Tolleson (2008) Career (min. 90.0 innings): 10.83, Jason Jennings (1997-99) Career (min. 90.0 innings): 1.027, Abe Woody (2003-05) Sophomore: 10, Jared Theodorakos (2001) Junior: 14, Glenn Nevill (1990) BIG 12 GAMES BIG 12 GAMES 14, Max Garner, (2012) Season: Season: Senior: 20, Steven White (2003) Starters: 11.77, Kendal Volz (2008) Starters: 0.960, Dillon Newman (2013) Career: 35, Shawn Tolleson (2008-10) Relievers: 13.49, Jason Jennings (1997) Relievers: 1.070, Zane Carlson (2000) Career (min. 30.0 innings): 10.79, Jason Jennings (1997-99) Career (min. 30.0 innings): 1.215, Chad Hawkins (1999-00) BIG 12 GAMES Game: 4, Kendal Volz at Texas A&M (3/14/09) STRIkEOUTS-TO-wALk RATIO wILD pITChES Series: 4, Abe Woody vs. Missouri (4/18-20/2003) 4, Kendal Volz at Texas A&M (3/14/09) ALL GAMES ALL GAMES Season: 9, Abe Woody (2003) Season: Game: 4, Brett Bergman at Missouri (4/10/1998) Career: 24, Shawn Tolleson (2008-10) Starters: 10.40, Dillon Newman (2013) Season: 15, Jason Jennings (1998) Relievers: 5.80, Kyle Edens (2002) Freshman: 10, Kip Wells (1996) Career (min. 90.0 innings): 3.58, Rick Dusek (1968-70) Sophomore: 15, Jason Jennings (1998) Junior: 14, Chad Hawkins (1999) BIG 12 GAMES Senior: 12, Brett Bergman (1998) Season: Career: 34, Steven White (2000-03) Starters: 13.00, Dillon Newman (2013) Relievers: 5.14, Ryan LaMotta (2005) BIG 12 GAMES Career (min. 30.0 innings): 2.88, Jason Jennings (1997-99) Game: 4, Brett Bergman at Missouri (4/10/1998) Series: 4, Brett Bergman at Missouri (4/10-12/1998) Season: 8, Kris Lambert (1997) 8, Kyle Edens (2002) Career: 16, Zane Carlson (2000-04)

INDIVIDUAL FIELDING RECORDS TOTAL ChANCES ASSISTS ERRORS ALL GAMES ALL GAMES ALL GAMES Game: 28, Matt Williams at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) Game: 10, Joe Wharton at Texas State (3/9/1993) Game: 6, Bobby Stotts at Texas A&M (1950) Season: 625, Max Muncy (2012) 10, Raynor Campbell vs. Pacific (2/22/2009) Season: 30, Brent Shepherd (1994) Freshman: 582, Max Muncy (2010) Season: 218, Paul Witt (2005) Freshman: 25, Steve Kliafas (1988) Sophomore: 563, Max Muncy (2011) Freshman: 168, Mike Bohny (1991) Sophomore: 22, Trey Webb (2002) Junior: 625, Max Muncy (2012) Sophomore: 182, Trey Webb (2002) Junior: 26, Mark Saccomanno (2001) Senior: 575, Charley Carter (1998) Junior: 175, Jake Miller (2012) Senior: 30, Brent Shepherd (1994) Career: 1,770, Max Muncy (2010-12) Senior: 218, Paul Witt (2005) Career: 65, Mike Bohny (1991-94) Career: 566, Mike Bohny (1991-94) BIG 12 GAMES BIG 12 GAMES Game: 19, Steve DalPorto vs. Kansas State (3/29/2013) BIG 12 GAMES Game: 5, Paul Witt at Texas A&M (3/30/2003) Season: 290, Mike Huggins (2000) Game: 9, Paul Witt vs. Texas Tech (3/16/2003) Series: 6, Paul Witt at Texas A&M (3/28-30/2003) Career: 779, Mike Huggins (2000-02) 9, Jake Miller at Oklahoma State (3/23/2013) Season: 17, Mark Saccomanno (2001) Season: 97, Jace Brewer (2000) Career: 28, Preston Underdown (1997-00) pUTOUTS Career: 233, Eric Nelson (1997-99) 28, Michael Griffin (2002-05)) ALL GAMES Game: 25, Matt Williams at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) Season: 566, Kyle Reynolds (2005) Freshman: 541, Max Muncy (2010) Sophomore: 527, Max Muncy (2011) Junior: 588, Max Muncy (2012) Senior: 538, Charley Carter (1998) Career: 1,656, Max Muncy (2010-12) RECORDS BIG 12 GAMES Game: 19, Steve DalPorto vs. Kansas State (3/29/2013) Season: 271, Mike Huggins (2000) Career: 721, Mike Huggins (2000-02)

107 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM BATTING LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE GAMES AT BATS RUNS SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON MIN. 150 AT-BATS 1. Josh Ford, 2005 70 1. Michael Griffin, 2003 294 1. Duncan Shanklin, 1977 102 1. Steve Macko, 1977 [93-223] .417 Michael Griffin, 2005 70 Michael Griffin, 2005 294 2. Chris Durbin, 2003 94 2. Marty Crawford, 1996 [96-232] .414 Kevin Russo, 2005 70 3. David Murphy, 2003 293 3. David Murphy, 2003 84 3. David Murphy, 2003 [121-293] .413 Paul Witt, 2005 70 4. Chris Durbin, 2003 283 4. Eric Nelson, 1999 77 4. Charley Carter, 1998 [99-246] .402 5. Zach Dillon, 2005 69 Josh Ford, 2003 283 5. Jon Topolski, 1998 74 5. Kelly Shoppach, 2001 [93-234] .397 6. Josh Ford, 2003 68 6. Eric Nelson, 1999 282 Jon Topolski, 1999 74 6. Jason Jennings, 1999 [90-233] .386 Michael Griffin, 2003 68 7. Trey Webb, 2003 268 7. Jon Topolski, 1997 69 7. Mark Saccomanno, 2003 [74-194] .381 David Murphy, 2003 68 8. Trey Webb, 2002 267 Jeremy Dodson, 1998 69 8. Dustin Dickerson, 2009 [86-228] .377 Trey Webb, 2003 68 9. Eric Nelson, 1998 262 9. Steve Macko, 1977 68 Nathan Orf, 2013 [81-215] .377 10. Chris Durbin, 2003 67 10. Chris Durbin, 2001 260 Jon Topolski, 1996 68 10. James Anthony Blair, 1997 [82-218] .376 Trevor Mote, 2001 68 BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON 1. James Blair, 1997 30 1. Eric Nelson, 1997 139 BIG 12 SEASON MIN. 2.5 AT-BATS pER TEAM GAME Eric Nelson, 1997 30 2. Jon Topolski, 1997 133 1. Jon Topolski, 1997 41 1. Zach Dillon, 2006 [40-95] .421 John Topolski, 1997 30 3. Eric Nelson, 1998 121 2. Chris Durbin, 2003 38 2. Eric Nelson, 1997 [58-149] .417 Jace Brewer, 2000 30 Eric Nelson, 1999 121 3. David Murphy, 2003 34 3. David Murphy, 2003 [46-112] .411 Miller Huggins, 2000 30 Miller Huggins, 2000 121 4. Eric Nelson, 1999 33 4. Eric Nelson, 1999 [49-121] .405 Kelly Shoppach, 2000 30 6. Jon Topolski, 1998 120 Miller Huggins, 2000 33 5. Reid Brees, 2004 [40-99] .404 Matt Williams, 2000 30 7. Jace Brewer, 2000 119 6. James Blair, 1997 32 6. Matt Czimskey, 2007 [27-76] .386 8. Chad Polk, 1997 29 8. Michael Griffin, 2003 117 7. Jon Topolski, 1998 31 7. Chris Durbin, 2002 [40-104] .385 Anthony Hensley, 2000 29 9. James Blair, 1997 115 8. Eric Nelson, 1997 30 8. Jon Topolski, 1999 [38-99] .384 10. Six Times 28 Chris Durbin, 2001 115 Trevor Mote, 2001 30 9. Jason Jennings, 1999 [38-102] .373 Josh Ford, 2001 115 Chase Gerdes, 2007 30 10. Charley Carter, 1998 [42-113] .372 CAREER Michael Griffin, 2005 115 1. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 259 CAREER CAREER 2. Matt Williams, 1998-01 242 CAREER 1. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 285 1. Steve Macko, 1976-77 [128-346] .370 3. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 239 1. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 1,076 2. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 236 2. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 [318-864] .368 4. Josh Ford, 2002-05 234 2. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 969 3. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 228 3. David Murphy, 2001-03 [230-665] .346 5. Paul Witt, 2002-05 233 3. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 946 4. Matt Williams, 1998-01 193 4. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 [327-946] .346 6. Zach Dillon, 2003-06 232 4. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 891 5. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 190 5. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 [307-891] .345 7. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 230 5. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 864 6. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 172 6. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 [207-602] .344 8. Mike Bohny, 1991-94 227 6. Josh Ford, 2002-05 863 7. Mike Robison, 1988-91 168 7. Kyle Todd, 1984-85 [121-352] .344 9. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 225 7. Matt Williams, 1998-01 825 8. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 166 8. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 [333-969] .344 Eric Nelson, 1996-99 225 8. Mike Bohny, 1991-94 805 9. Brad Meyer, 1984-87 163 9. Jeremy Dodson, 1996-98 [185-540] .343 9. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 768 10. Josh Ford, 2002-05 162 10. Tony Huey, 1984-87 [226-666] .339 BIG 12 CAREER 10. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 749 1. Matt Williams, 1998-01 110 BIG 12 CAREER BIG 12 CAREER 2. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 107 BIG 12 CAREER 1. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 100 MIN. 120 AT-BATS 3. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 105 1. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 450 2. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 96 1. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 [147-381] .386 4. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 104 2. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 390 3. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 92 2. Zach Dillon, 2003-06 [98-272] .360 5. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 99 3. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 385 4. Matt Williams, 1998-01 86 3. Reid Brees, 2002-05 [79-222] .356 Paul Witt, 2002-05 99 4. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 381 5. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 73 4. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 [137-385] .356 7. Chase Gerdes, 2004-07 98 5. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 368 6. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 72 5. James Blair, 1997-98 [79-226] .350 Ben Booker, 2006-09 98 6. Matt Williams, 1998-01 366 7. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 68 6. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 [99-284] .349 9. Zach Dillon, 2003-06 92 7. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 352 Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 68 7. Paul Richmond, 2001-02 [52-150] .347 10. Josh Ford, 2002-05 90 8. Josh Ford, 2002-05 338 9. Chase Gerdes, 2004-07 65 8. Nathan Orf, 2012-13 [64-185] .346 9. Ben Booker, 2006-09 336 10. Josh Ford, 2002-05 62 9. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 [120-350] .341 10. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 323 10. Jamie Bubela, 1999-00 [57-171] .333 RECORDS

108 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL BATTING LEADERS hITS MULTIpLE-hIT GAMES DOUBLES TRIpLES SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON 1. David Murphy, 2003 121 1. David Murphy, 2003 40 1. Michael Griffin, 2003 26 1. Jon Topolski, 1998 11 2. Michael Griffin, 2003 103 2. Eric Nelson, 1997 30 2. Chris Durbin, 2001 25 2. Kyle Todd, 1985 10 3. Eric Nelson, 1999 102 Chris Durbin, 2001 30 Chris Durbin, 2002 25 Tony Huey, 1987 10 4. Charley Carter, 1998 99 4. Charley Carter, 1998 29 Logan Vick, 2012 25 Seth Fortenberry, 2006 10 5. Chris Durbin, 2003 98 Eric Nelson, 1999 29 5. Marty Crawford, 1996 24 5. Michael Griffin, 2003 8 6. Marty Crawford, 1996 96 Michael Griffin, 2003 29 Charley Carter, 1998 24 6. Steve Macko, 1978 7 7. Steve Macko, 1977 93 7. Marty Crawford, 1996 28 7. Chris Durbin, 2003 23 Mike Malinak, 1986 7 Chris Durbin, 2001 93 James Blair, 1998 28 8. Steve Macko, 1997 22 Brad Meyer, 1986 7 Kelly Shoppach, 2001 93 Jon Topolski, 1999 28 Trey Webb, 2003 22 Brad Meyer, 1987 7 10. Jason Jennings, 1999 90 Kelly Shoppach, 2001 28 10. Ken Kolkhorst, 1977 21 Mike Bohny, 1994 7 Chris Durbin, 2002 28 Jace Brewer, 2000 21 Mike Huggins, 2002 7 BIG 12 SEASON Josh Ford, 2003 28 Mike Huggins, 2001 21 Ben Booker, 2007 7 1. Eric Nelson, 1997 58 Josh Ludy, 2012 28 2. Eric Nelson, 1999 49 BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON 3. Jon Topolski, 1997 46 BIG 12 SEASON 1. Reid Brees, 2004 14 1. Jon Topolski, 1998 5 David Murphy, 2003 46 1. Eric Nelson, 1997 21 2. Eric Nelson, 1999 13 2. Jon Topolski, 1997 4 5. James Blair, 1997 42 2. Eric Nelson, 1998 16 Miller Huggins, 2001 13 Brooks Pinckard, 2011 4 Charley Carter, 1998 42 Eric Nelson, 1999 16 4. Michael Griffin, 2003 12 Cal Towey, 2013 4 7. Chris Durbin, 2001 41 Mike Huggins, 2000 16 Logan Vick, 2012 12 5. Chris Durbin, 2002 3 8. Six Times 40 David Murphy, 2003 16 6. Chad Polk, 1997 11 Michael Griffin, 2003 3 6. Jason Jennings, 1999 15 Ross Bennett, 2002 11 Mike Pankratz, 2004 3 CAREER Jon Topolski, 1999 15 Chris Durbin, 2003 11 Kevin Sevigny, 2006 3 1. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 333 Jace Brewer, 2000 15 9. Kelly Shoppach, 2000 10 Beamer Weems, 2007 3 2. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 329 Mike Huggins, 2002 15 Chris Durbin, 2001 10 10. 27 Times 2 3. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 327 Mark Cogdill, 1999 15 Matt Williams, 2000 10 4. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 318 CAREER 5. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 307 CAREER CAREER 1. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 25 6. Josh Ford, 2002-05 269 1. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 103 1. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 79 2. Tony Huey, 1984-87 19 7. Matt Williams, 1998-01 240 2. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 95 2. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 66 3. Brad Meyer, 1984-87 18 8. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 239 3. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 93 3. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 64 4. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 17 9. Mike Bohny, 1991-94 235 4. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 85 4. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 63 5. Mike Briley, 1988-91 15 10. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 234 5. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 80 5. Matt Williams, 1998-01 59 Marty Crawford, 1993-96 15 6. Josh Ford, 2002-05 74 6. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 56 Eric Nelson, 1996-99 15 BIG 12 CAREER 7. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 73 7. Fritz Connally, 1977-80 54 Chase Gerdes, 2004-07 15 1. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 147 8. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 71 8. Josh Ford, 2002-05 52 9. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 14 2. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 137 9. David Murphy, 2001-03 70 9. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 51 Seth Fortenberry, 2003-06 14 3. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 132 10. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 69 10. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 50 Cal Towey, 2009-13 14 4. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 121 5. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 120 BIG 12 CAREER BIG 12 CAREER BIG 12 CAREER 6. Matt Williams, 1998-01 115 1. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 53 1. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 34 1. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 10 7. Josh Ford, 2002-05 111 2. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 44 2. Matt Williams, 1998-01 32 2. Cal Towey, 2009-13 8 8. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 110 3. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 40 3. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 29 3. Beamer Weems, 2006-08 7 9. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 107 4. Matt Williams, 1998-01 38 Mike Huggins, 2000-02 29 4. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 6 10. Ben Booker, 2006-09 102 Chris Durbin, 2000-03 38 5. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 27 Michael Griffin, 2002-05 6 Michael Griffin, 2002-05 38 6. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 26 Kevin Sevigny, 2003-06 6 7. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 36 7. Ross Bennett, 2000-03 21 Brooks Pinckard, 2009-11 6 8. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 34 Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 21 8. Eric Nelson, 1997-98 5 9. Josh Ford, 2002-05 31 9. Beamer Weems, 2006-08 20 9. Jamie Bubela, 1999-00 4 10. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 30 Logan Vick, 2010-12 20 Tim Hartshorn, 2000-02 4 David Murphy, 2001-03 30 Chase Gerdes, 2004-07 4 Cal Towey, 2010-12 4 RECORDS

109 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM BATTING LEADERS hOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN MULTIpLE-RBI GAMES ExTRA-BASE hITS SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON 1. Charley Carter, 1998 21 1. Charley Carter, 1998 86 1. Eric Nelson, 1999 23 1. Charley Carter, 1998 47 2. Jon Topolski, 1998 19 2. Eric Nelson, 1999 79 2. Charley Carter, 1998 21 2. Chris Durbin, 2003 45 Matt Williams, 1999 19 3. Michael Griffin, 2003 76 Michael Griffin, 2003 21 Michael Griffin, 2003 45 4. Jason Jennings, 1998 18 4. Josh Ludy, 2012 71 4. Josh Ludy, 2012 20 4. Eric Nelson, 1999 43 Chris Durbin, 2003 18 5. Kelly Shoppach, 2001 69 5. Jon Topolski, 1999 19 5. Chris Durbin, 2001 40 6. Jason Jennings, 1999 17 6. Jason Jennings, 1999 68 Matt Williams, 1999 19 6. Jon Topolski, 1998 37 Eric Nelson, 1999 17 7. Marty Crawford, 1996 67 7. Jason Jennings, 1998 18 7. Steve Macko, 1977 36 Jon Topolski, 1999 17 Matt Williams, 1999 67 Shaver Hansen, 2009 18 Mike Malinak, 1986 36 Shaver Hansen, 2009 17 David Murphy, 2003 67 9. Marty Crawford, 1996 17 Marty Crawford, 1996 36 10. Josh Ludy, 2012 16 10. Josh Ford, 2003 63 Jason Jennings, 1999 17 10. Chris Durbin, 2002 35 Max Muncy, 2010 17 BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON 1. Charley Carter, 1998 10 1. Charley Carter, 1998 33 BIG 12 SEASON 1. Eric Nelson, 1999 23 2. James Blair, 1997 9 James Blair, 1997 33 1. Eric Nelson, 1999 12 2. Chris Durbin, 2003 20 Jeremy Dodson, 1997 9 3. Eric Nelson, 1999 32 2. James Blair, 1997 10 3. Charley Carter, 1998 19 Eric Nelson, 1998 9 Kelly Shoppach, 2001 32 Jason Jennings, 1999 10 Chris Durbin, 2001 19 Jon Topolski, 1998 9 5. Jason Jennings, 1999 30 Jon Topolski, 1999 10 5. Chad Polk, 1997 18 Josh Ford, 2004 9 Miller Huggins, 2002 30 Jace Brewer, 2000 10 Matt Williams, 2001 18 Michael Griffin, 2004 9 Michael Griffin, 2003 30 6. James Blair, 1998 9 Reid Brees, 2004 18 Shaver Hansen, 2009 9 8. Jon Topolski, 1999 29 Charley Carter, 1998 9 8. Four times 17 9. Jon Topolski, 1997 8 Josh Ludy, 2012 29 Jason Jennings, 1998 9 Eric Nelson, 1999 8 10. Kyle Reynolds, 2004 28 Matt Williams, 1999 9 CAREER Chris Durbin, 2001 8 Michael Griffin, 2003 9 1. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 130 Matt Williams, 2001 8 CAREER 2. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 116 Chris Durbin, 2003 8 1. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 204 CAREER 3. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 115 Josh Ludy, 2012 8 2. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 200 1. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 57 4. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 113 3. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 187 2. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 49 5. Matt Williams, 1998-01 106 CAREER 4. Matt Williams, 1998-01 179 Matt Williams, 1998-01 49 6. Fritz Connally, 1977-80 96 1. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 50 5. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 174 4. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 48 7. Josh Ford, 2002-05 94 2. Matt Williams, 1998-01 43 6. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 169 5. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 47 8. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 91 3. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 41 Chris Durbin, 2000-03 169 6. Josh Ford, 2002-05 44 9. Jeremy Dodson, 1996-98 80 4. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 39 Josh Ford, 2002-05 169 7. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 43 Jason Jennings, 1997-99 80 5. Fritz Connally, 1977-80 38 9. Fritz Connally, 1977-80 165 8. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 42 6. Josh Ford, 2002-05 37 10. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 161 9. Max Muncy, 2010-12 41 BIG 12 CAREER 7. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 35 10. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 40 1. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 60 8. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 34 BIG 12 CAREER 2. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 51 9. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 33 1. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 83 BIG 12 CAREER 3. Matt Williams, 1998-01 48 10. Jeremy Dodson, 1996-98 30 2. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 82 1. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 28 Michael Griffin, 2000-05 48 3. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 80 2. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 24 5. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 47 BIG 12 CAREER 4. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 79 Matt Williams, 1998-99 24 6. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 43 1. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 24 5. Matt Williams, 1998-01 78 4. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 21 7. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 41 2. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 20 6. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 75 Michael Griffin, 2002-05 21 8. Josh Ford, 2002-05 38 Chris Durbin, 2000-03 20 7. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 74 6. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 20 Beamer Weems, 2006-08 38 4. James Blair, 1997-98 16 8. Josh Ford, 2002-05 66 7. James Blair, 1997-98 19 10. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 35 Jason Jennings, 1997-99 16 9. James Blair, 1997-98 59 Preston Underdown, 1997-00 19 Josh Ford, 2002-05 16 Preston Underdown, 1997-00 59 Chris Durbin, 2000-03 19 7. Matt Williams, 1998-01 15 Zach Dillon, 2003-06 59 Josh Ford, 2002-05 19 Michael Griffin, 2002-05 15 Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 59 9. Max Muncy, 2010-12 14 10. Kelly Shoppach, 1999-01 13 Cal Towey, 2009-13 13 RECORDS

110 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL BATTING LEADERS TOTAL BASES SLUGGING pERCENTAGE wALkS hIT BY pITCh SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON 1. Charley Carter, 1998 190 1. Charley Carter, 1998 .772 1. Logan Vick, 2010 59 1. Nathan Orf, 2012 35 2. Eric Nelson, 1999 185 2. Mickey Sullivan, 1954 .731 2. Jon Topolski, 1999 55 2. Matt Williams, 2000 23 3. Chris Durbin, 2003 183 3. Jeremy Dodson, 1997 .710 3. Zach Dillon, 2006 53 3. Kelly Shoppach, 2000 16 4. David Murphy, 2003 180 4. Fritz Connally, 1980 .697 4. Leonard Woods, 1977 50 Josh Ford, 2005 16 5. Michael Griffin, 2003 178 5. Mike Malinak, 1986 .696 5. Jeremy Dodson, 1998 49 Cal Towey, 2012 16 6. Jon Topolski, 1998 172 6. Jon Topolski, 1998 .688 Jon Topolski, 1998 49 6. Aaron Miller, 2008 15 7. Chris Durbin, 2001 162 7. Steve Macko, 1977 .686 Jason Jennings, 1999 49 7. Chris Durbin, 2003 14 8. Jason Jennings, 1999 155 8. Mel Corbo, 1959 .667 8. Keith Shepherd, 1985 47 Cal Towey, 2013 14 9. Marty Crawford, 1996 154 9. Jason Jennings, 1999 .665 9. Luke Prestridge, 1977 46 9. Jason Marshall, 1993 13 Jon Topolski, 1999 154 10. Marty Crawford, 1996 .664 Burl Coker, 1978 46 Nathan Orf, 2013 13

BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON 1. Eric Nelson, 1999 90 1. Eric Nelson, 1999 .744 1. Jon Topolski, 1997 25 1. Matt Williams, 2000 18 2. Jon Topolski, 1997 84 2. Matt Czimskey, 2007 .729 2. James Blair, 1997 24 2. Nathan Orf, 2012 16 3. Charley Carter, 1998 82 3. Charley Carter, 1998 .726 Logan Vick, 2010 24 3. Aaron Miller, 2008 10 4. Eric Nelson, 1997 80 4. Josh Ford, 2004 .719 4. Jeremy Dodson, 1998 23 4. Kelly Shoppach, 2000 7 5. Chris Durbin, 2001 77 5. Josh Ludy, 2012 .695 5. Anthony Hensley, 2000 20 Chris Durbin, 2003 7 Chris Durbin, 2003 77 6. Chris Durbin, 2003 .688 6. Jon Topolski, 1999 19 Josh Ford, 2005 7 7. Jon Topolski, 1998 76 7. Jeremy Dodson, 1997 .684 7. Jon Topolski, 1998 18 Lawton Langford, 2013 7 8. James Blair, 1997 75 8. Matt Williams, 2001 .674 Cal Towey, 2013 18 8. Ross Bennett, 2003 6 9. Eric Nelson, 1998 73 9. Chris Durbin, 2001 .670 9. Chad Polk, 1997 17 Cal Towey, 2012 6 10. Michael Griffin, 2004 70 10. Miller Huggins, 2002 .663 Kelly Shoppach, 2000 17 10. 11 times 5 David Murphy, 2003 17 CAREER CAREER Max Muncy, 2011 17 CAREER 1. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 574 1. Jeremy Dodson, 1996-98 .613 1. Nathan Orf, 2012-13 48 2. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 529 2. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 .606 CAREER 2. Matt Williams, 1998-01 47 3. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 528 3. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 .605 1. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 185 3. Cal Towey, 2009-13 40 4. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 523 4. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 .594 2. Logan Vick, 2010-12 134 4. Josh Ford, 2002-05 34 5. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 450 5. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 .592 3. Keith Shepherd, 1983-86 133 5. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 32 6. Josh Ford, 2002-05 442 6. Fritz Connally, 1977-80 .576 Matt Williams, 1998-01 133 6. Aaron Miller, 2007-09 31 7. Matt Williams, 1998-01 436 Kelly Shoppach, 1999-01 .576 5. Fritz Connally, 1977-80 131 7. Gregg Glime, 2007-10 27 8. Mike Malinak, 1984-87 428 8. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 .553 6. Cal Towey, 2009-13 123 8. Kelly Shoppach, 1999-01 24 9. Fritz Connally, 1977-80 396 9. David Murphy, 2001-03 .544 7. Brad Meyer, 1984-87 118 Michael Griffin, 2002-05 24 10. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 365 Aaron Miller, 2007-09 .544 8. Zach Dillon, 2003-06 115 10. Ross Bennett, 2000-03 23 9. Mike Robison, 1988-91 114 Paul Witt, 2002-05 23 BIG 12 CAREER BIG 12 CAREER 10. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 113 1. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 243 1. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 .639 BIG 12 CAREER Chris Durbin, 2000-03 243 2. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 .638 BIG 12 CAREER 1. Matt Williams, 1998-01 30 3. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 225 3. James Blair, 1997-98 .637 1. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 62 2. Nathan Orf, 2012-13 19 4. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 216 4. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 .631 2. Logan Vick, 2010-12 54 3. Josh Ford, 2002-05 17 5. Matt Williams, 1998-01 194 5. Jeremy Dodson, 1997-98 .617 3. Matt Williams, 1998-01 50 Cal Towey, 2009-13 17 6. Josh Ford, 2002-05 184 6. Chad Polk, 1997-98 .602 4. Cal Towey, 2009-13 45 4. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 15 7. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 176 7. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 .581 5. Zach Dillon, 2003-06 43 Aaron Miller, 2007-09 15 8. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 172 8. Beamer Weems, 2006-08 .580 6. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 42 6. Gregg Glime, 2007-10 14 9. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 165 9. Cal Towey, 2009-13 .555 7. Max Muncy, 2010-12 41 7. Paul Witt, 2002-05 12 10. Beamer Weems, 2006-08 157 10. Kelly Shoppach, 1999-01 .546 8. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 40 9. Ross Bennett, 2000-03 11 9. David Murphy, 2001-03 39 10. Kelly Shoppach, 1999-01 10 10. James Blair, 1997-98 36

hITTING STREAkS SEASON & MULTIpLE-SEASON BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 MULTIpLE-SEASON 1. James Blair, 1997-1998 31 1. James Blair, 1997 19 1. James Blair, 1997-1998 23 2. Kelly Shoppach, 2001 28 David Murphy, 2003 19 2. Kelly Shoppach, 2000-2001 22 3. Dustin Dickerson, 2009 24 3. Kelly Shoppach, 2001 18 3. Eric Nelson, 1997-1998 18 3. Charley Carter, 1998 22 4. Eric Nelson, 1997 17 Jason Jennings, 1997-1998 18

4. Jason Jennings, 1998 21 5. Dustin Dickerson, 2009 16 5. Ben Booker, 2007-2008 15 RECORDS Jon Topolski, 1999 21 6. Jason Jennings, 1998 13 6. Eric Nelson, 1998-1999 12 David Murphy, 2003 21 Charley Carter, 1998 13 Dustin Dickerson, 2007-08 12 7. Matt Czimskey, 2007 19 Jon Topolski, 1999 13 7. Seven players 10 8. Mark Saccomanno, 2003 18 Josh Ford, 2005 13 9. Eric Nelson, 1997 17 Seth Fortenberry, 2006 13 Chris Durbin, 2001 17 Ben Booker, 2007 13

111 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM BATTING LEADERS STRIkEOUTS ON-BASE pERCENTAGE STOLEN BASES SACRIFICE FLIES SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON 1. Cal Towey, 2012 63 1. Steve Macko, 1977 .508 1. Mike Robison, 1991 40 1. Trey Webb, 2002 8 2. Preston Underdown, 1998 61 2. Zach Dillon, 2006 .496 2. Brooks Pinckard, 2011 36 Matt Trozzo, 1993 8 3. Aaron Miller, 2008 60 3. Jason Jennings, 1999 .493 3. Mike Robison, 1990 33 3. Gene de los Santos, 1980 7 4. Paul Witt, 2005 58 4. Marty Crawford, 1996 .489 Matt Trozzo, 1994 33 Jason Jennings, 1997 7 Shaver Hansen, 2007 58 5. David Murphy, 2003 .487 5. Anthony Hensley, 2000 32 Jeremy Dodson, 1998 7 Jake Miller, 2012 58 6. Burl Dean Coker, 1978 .482 6. Anthony Hensley, 1999 29 Mike Huggins, 2002 7 7. Jeremy Dodson, 1998 57 Jon Topolski, 1999 .482 7. Matt Trozzo, 1993 28 Ben Booker, 2006 7 Shaver Hansen, 2009 57 8. Logan Vick, 2010 .473 Jaime Bubela, 2000 28 Tim Jackson, 2007 7 9. Matt Williams, 1998 54 9. Keith Shepherd, 1986 .472 9. Jack Stubbs, 1992 26 Dustin Dickerson, 2008 7 10. Matt Williams, 1999 53 10. Nathan Orf, 2013 .470 10. Trent Weaver, 1989 25 10. Jace Brewer, 2000 6 Reid Brees, 2005 53 James Blair, 1998 25 Kyle Reynolds, 2004 6 Shaver Hansen, 2008 53 BIG 12 SEASON Kevin Russo, 2006 6 1. Zach Dillon, 2006 .504 BIG 12 SEASON Beamer Weems, 2006 6 BIG 12 SEASON 2. Jon Topolski, 1999 .488 1. Anthony Hensley, 2000 14 Landis Ware, 2011 6 1. Preston Underdown, 1998 32 3. David Murphy, 2003 .485 2. Jaime Bubela, 2000 13 Jake Miller, 2013 6 Shaver Hansen, 2009 32 4. Matt Williams, 2000 .484 3. Eric Nelson, 1997 12 3. Kelly Shoppach, 2001 30 5. Cal Towey, 2013 .482 4. Brooks Pinckard, 2011 11 SACRIFICE FLIES Aaron Miller, 2008 30 6. Logan Vick, 2010 .480 5. James Blair, 1997 10 CAREER 5. Seth Fortenberry, 2006 29 7. James Blair, 1997 .476 Anthony Hensley, 1999 10 1. Jake Miller, 2010-13 16 6. Jeremy Dodson, 1998 28 8. Eric Nelson, 1997 .474 Seth Fortenberry, 2006 10 Michael Griffin, 2002-05 16 7. Jeremy Dodson, 1997 27 9. Dustin Dickerson, 2007 .467 8. Eric Nelson, 1999 8 3. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 14 Kelly Shoppach, 2000 27 10. Jeremy Dodson, 1998 .465 Trey Webb, 2002 8 Mike Huggins, 2000-02 14 9. Matt Williams, 2001 26 10. James Blair, 1998 7 5. Jeremy Dodson, 1996-98 13 Mike Pankratz, 2004 26 CAREER Jon Topolski, 1999 7 Trey Webb, 2001-03 13 Shaver Hansen, 2007 26 1. Keith Shepherd, 1983-86 .467 Kevin Russo, 2006 7 Zach Dillon, 2003-06 13 Shaver Hansen, 2008 26 2. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 .454 Chase Gerdes, 2007 7 8. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 12 3. Luke Prestridge, 1976-79 .444 Brooks Pinckard, 2010 7 Matt Williams, 1998-01 12 CAREER 4. Jeremy Dodson, 1996-98 .442 Adam Toth, 2013 7 Kyle Reynolds, 2003-05 12 1. Matt Williams, 1998-01 203 5. Marty Crawford, 1993-96 .438 Beamer Weems, 2006-08 12 2. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 189 6. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 .433 CAREER Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 12 3. Cal Towey, 2009-13 188 Kelly Shoppach, 1999-01 .433 1. Mike Robison, 1988-91 115 4. Jake Miller, 2010-13 180 8. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 .430 2. Matt Trozzo, 1991-94 87 SACRIFICE hITS 5. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 171 9. Fritz Connally, 1977-80 .428 3. Jon Topolski, 1996-99 74 SEASON 10. Cal Towey, 2009-13 .425 6. Shaver Hansen, 2007-09 168 4. Brooks Pinckard, 2009-11 65 1. Steve DalPorto, 2011 15 7. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 160 5. Mike Bohny, 1991-94 61 2. Lawton Langford, 2012 13 Jon Topolski, 1996-99 160 BIG 12 CAREER Anthony Hensley, 1999-00 61 3. Cal Towey, 2012 12 9. Aaron Miller, 2007-09 156 1. Zach Dillon, 2003-06 .454 7. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 60 4. Kevin Russo, 2005 11 10. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 155 2. Nathan Orf, 2012-13 .449 8. Tony Huey, 1984-87 54 Beamer Weems, 2006 11 3. Cal Towey, 2009-13 .447 James Blair, 1996-98 54 Brooks Pinckard, 2010 11 BIG 12 CAREER 4. James Blair, 1997-98 .442 10. Chase Gerdes, 2004-07 53 7. Steve Ecton, 1983 10 1. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 97 5. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 .440 Jake Miller, 2012 10 2. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 90 Lawton Langford, 2010-13 .439 BIG 12 CAREER 9. Chase Gerdes, 2005 9 3. Matt Williams, 1998-01 87 7. Jeremy Dodson, 1997-98 .436 1. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 26 10. Eight times 8 4. Shaver Hansen, 2007-09 84 8. Matt Williams, 1998-01 .433 2. Anthony Hensley, 1999-00 24 9. Chris Durbin, 2000-03 .433 5. Aaron Miller, 2007-09 77 Brooks Pinckard, 2009-11 24 SACRIFICE hITS 6. Cal Towey, 2009-13 76 10. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 .430 4. Jamie Bubela, 1999-00 19 7. Landis Ware, 2008-11 75 Chase Gerdes, 2004-07 19 CAREER 8. Jake Miller, 2010-13 72 6. James Blair, 1997-98 17 1. Landis Ware, 2008-11 23 9. Paul Witt, 2002-05 67 7. Ben Booker, 2006-09 16 2. Steve DalPorto, 2010-13 22 10. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 66 8. Jon Topolski, 1997-99 13 3. Paul Witt, 2002-05 21 Seth Fortenberry, 2003-06 13 Joey Hainsfurther, 2009-12 21 Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 13 5. Lawton Langford, 2010-13 19 6. Beamer Weems, 2006-08 18 Cal Towey, 2009-13 18 Jake Miller, 2010-13 18 9. Brooks Pinckard, 2008-11 17 10. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 16 Chase Gerdes, 2003-07 16 RECORDS

112 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL YEARLY BATTING LEADERS GAMES 1954 Mickey Sullivan .519 1978 Mike Johanson 198 2000 Kelly Shoppach 51 1979 Fritz Connally 18 YEAR pLAYER G 1955 Jerry Mallett .389 1979 Mike Johanson 174 2001 Trevor Mote 68 1980 Gene de los Santos 19 1970 three players 37 1956 Jacke Davis .373 1980 Greg Pennington 154 2002 Trey Webb 62 1981 Mark Simon 11 1982 Jim Trevathan 10 1971 John Dodgen 38 1957 Jerry Mallett .429 1981 Jay Jeffrey 147 2003 Chris Durbin 94 1983 Richard Gough 10 1972 Roland Lundy 40 1958 Ted Uhlaender .367 1982 James Woods 158 2004 Michael Griffin 46 1959 Mel Carbo .348 1983 Ronnie King 146 2005 Michael Griffin 51 1984 Mike Malinak 16 1973 Denny Copeland 35 1985 Greg Dennis 16 1960 Jerry Funk .388 1984 Ronnie King 167 2006 Seth Fortenberry 51 Bob Redding 35 1986 Mike Malinak 17 1974 Rick Clopton 44 1961 Ronnie Goodwin .419 1985 Greg Dennis 200 2007 Chase Gerdes 51 1987 Mike Malinak 13 1975 Rick Clopton 44 1962 Tom Ledbetter .370 1986 Todd Hawkins 207 2008 Shaver Hansen 48 1988 Trent Weaver 15 1976 Rick Clopton 41 1963 Ronnie Goodwin .387 1987 Brad Meyer 194 2009 Shaver Hansen 52 1989 Mike Briley 13 Kenny Kolkhorst 41 1964 Jerry Hall .329 1988 Trent Weaver 193 2010 Logan Vick 59 Tommy Echols 13 1977 Fritz Connally 57 1965 Jimmy Mallon .346 1989 Steve Kliafas 169 2011 Max Muncy 40 1990 Emile Sevadjian 10 1978 three players 58 1966 Don Looper .277 1990 Mike Robison 172 2012 Nathan Orf 61 1991 Kevin Ellis 14 1979 three players 59 1967 Ricky Head .348 1991 Kevin Ellis 225 2013 Lawton Langford 37 1992 Kevin Ellis 11 1980 Fritz Connally 46 1968 Bill Lykes .341 1992 Mike Bohny 196 1993 Marty Crawford 13 Jason Marshall 13 Mark Simon 46 1969 Rick Dusek .304 1993 Marty Crawford 234 hITS 1994 Marty Crawford 10 1981 Jay Jeffrey 45 1970 Skip Balthrop .390 1994 Marty Crawford 201 YEAR pLAYER h 1995 Marty Crawford 16 Mark Simon 45 1971 Dennis Copeland .324 1995 Marty Crawford 197 1970 Skip Balthrop 53 1972 Roland Lundy .310 1996 Jon Topolski 238 1996 Marty Crawford 24 1982 Billy Davis 47 1971 John Dodgen 37 1997 Eric Nelson 16 1973 Rick Clopton .300 1997 Eric Nelson 242 James Woods 47 1972 Roland Lundy 40 Chad Polk 16 1983 Steve Ecton 48 1974 Rick Clopton .328 1998 Eric Nelson 262 1973 Rick Clopton 33 1998 Charley Carter 24 1984 three players 49 1975 Mike Czimskey .349 1999 Eric Nelson 282 1974 Rick Clopton 44 1999 Eric Nelson 20 1985 three players 55 1976 Rick Clopton .326 2000 Jace Brewer 247 1975 Julian Serna 52 2000 Jace Brewer 21 1976 Rick Clopton 43 1986 Mike Malinak 62 1977 Steve Macko .417 2001 Chris Durbin 260 2001 Chris Durbin 25 1978 Luke Prestridge .332 2002 Trey Webb 267 1977 Steve Macko 93 2002 Chris Durbin 25 Keith Shepherd 62 1978 Luke Prestridge 62 1987 five players 53 1979 Greg Pennington .400 2003 Michael Griffin 294 2003 Michael Griffin 26 1980 Gene de los Santos .377 2004 Michael Griffin 254 1979 Luke Prestridge 54 2004 Reid Brees 17 1988 Trent Weaver 56 1980 Fritz Connally 49 1989 Mike Robison 51 1981 Jay Jeffrey .320 2005 Michael Griffin 294 Michael Griffin 17 Gene de los Santos 49 2005 Zach Dillon 20 Sean Severide 51 1982 Jim Trevathan .359 2006 Kevin Russo 232 1981 Jay Jeffrey 47 2006 Zach Dillon 14 1990 Ray Hammond 52 1983 Cal Wood .312 Beamer Weems 232 1982 Jim Trevathan 47 1984 Keith Shepherd .373 2007 Ben Booker 232 2007 Beamer Weems 17 1991 three players 60 1983 Ronnie King 45 2008 Aaron Miller 18 1985 Steve Jarvie .374 2008 Adam Hornung 222 1992 Mike Bohny 55 1984 Ronnie King 59 2009 Dustin Dickerson 16 1986 Mike Malinak .372 2009 Dustin Dickerson 228 1993 Mike Bohny 60 1985 Greg Dennis 74 2010 Logan Vick 17 Marty Crawford 60 1987 Mike Malinak .363 2010 Joey Hainsfurther 236 1986 Mike Malinak 77 2011 Landis Ware 14 1994 Marty Crawford 53 1988 Trent Weaver .311 2011 Max Muncy 227 1987 Tony Huey 69 2012 Logan Vick 25 Brent Shepherd 53 1989 Michael Briley .372 2012 Max Muncy 255 1988 Trent Weaver 60 2013 Nathan Orf 15 1989 Steve Kliafas 57 1995 four players 53 1990 Kevin Ellis .338 2013 Nathan Orf 215 1990 Mike Robison 57 1996 three players 59 1991 Kevin Ellis .338 TRIpLES 1992 Brian Black .319 1991 Kevin Ellis 76 YEAR pLAYER 3B 1997 three players 55 RUNS 1992 Mike Bohny 55 1993 Marty Crawford .350 1970 George Lyons 3 1998 Charley Carter 62 YEAR pLAYER R 1993 Marty Crawford 82 Jeremy Dodson 62 1994 Marty Crawford .353 1970 Skip Balthrop 21 1971 three players 1 1994 Marty Crawford 71 1972 Denny Copeland 2 1999 three players 65 1995 Marty Crawford .350 1971 Raul Zamora 23 1995 Marty Crawford 69 Roland Lundy 2 2000 Jace Brewer 61 1996 Marty Crawford .414 1972 Denny Copeland 17 1996 Marty Crawford 96 1997 James Blair .376 1973 Rick Clopton 1 Matt Williams 61 1973 Rick Clopton 26 1997 Eric Nelson 89 Danny Dugan 1 1998 Charley Carter .402 2001 three players 61 1974 Rick Clopton 25 1998 Charley Carter 99 1974 Rick Clopton 4 1999 Jason Jennings .386 2002 three players 62 1975 Rick Clopton 34 1999 Eric Nelson 102 1975 Rick Clopton 2 2003 four players 68 2000 Jaime Bubela .341 1976 Rick Clopton 28 2000 Jaime Bubela 73 Duncan Shanklin 2 2004 Michael Griffin 60 2001 Kelly Shoppach .397 1977 Steve Macko 68 2001 Chris Durbin 93 1976 Shane Nolen 2 Kelly Shoppach 93 2005 four players 70 2002 Ross Bennett .357 1978 Burl Coker 52 1977 Steve Macko 7 2002 Trey Webb 89 2006 three players 63 2003 David Murphy .413 1979 Fritz Connally 28 1978 Manuel Ordones 4 2003 David Murphy 121 2007 Chase Gerdes 62 2004 Reid Brees .355 Shane Nolen 28 1979 three players 2 2005 Josh Ford .328 2004 Michael Griffin 74 1980 Brent Lummus 3 2008 three players 58 1980 Mark Simon 48 2005 Michael Griffin 85 2006 Zach Dillon .364 1981 three players 2 2009 Shaver Hansen 56 1981 Jay Jeffrey 28 2006 Zach Dillon 75 Aaron Miller 56 2007 Raynor Campbell .321 1982 Cedric Mack 24 1982 Randy Hill 3 2007 Ben Booker 71 1983 Jim Trevathan 3 2010 Logan Vick 60 2008 Shaver Hansen .326 James Woods 24 Beamer Weems 71 1984 Ronnie King 5 2011 Max Muncy 59 2009 Dustin Dickerson .377 1983 Ronnie King 31 2008 Shaver Hansen 72 2010 Joey Hainsfurther .339 1985 Kyle Todd 10 2012 Max Muncy 66 1984 Ronnie King 50 2009 Dustin Dickerson 86 1986 Mike Malinak 7 2011 Max Muncy .322 Cal Towey 66 1985 Greg Dennis 55 2010 Joey Hainsfurther 80 Brad Meyer 7 2013 Jake Miller 55 2012 Josh Ludy .362 1986 Mike Malinak 60 2011 Max Muncy 73 1987 Tony Huey 10 Nathan Orf 55 2013 Nathan Orf .377 1987 Brad Meyer 46 2012 Josh Ludy 84 1988 Jackie Ball 3 Cal Towey 55 1988 Trent Weaver 36 2013 Nathan Orf 81 1989 Mike Briley 4 AT BATS 1989 Trent Weaver 41 1990 Mike Robison 5 YEAR pLAYER AB 1990 Mike Robison 48 DOUBLES 1991 Mike Briley 6 BATTING AVERAGE RECORDS 1970 John Dodgen 137 1991 Mike Robison 63 YEAR pLAYER 2B 1992 Brian Black 4 MIN. 2.5 AB pER TEAM GAME 1970 Skip Baltrow 7 1971 John Dodgen 123 1992 Mike Bohny 34 Sean Severide 4 YEAR pLAYER AVG. 1971 three players 5 1972 Roland Lundy 129 1993 Mark Martin 50 1993 Joe Wharton 5 1947 Hal Harris .352 1972 Roland Lundy 10 1994 Mike Bohny 7 1973 Bob Redding 119 1994 Matt Trozzo 45 1948 Chuck Devereaux .375 1973 Denny Copeland 8 1995 Marty Crawford 6 1974 Rick Clopton 134 1995 Ben Bronson 40 1949 Dutch Schroeder .384 1974 Mike Czimskey 6 1996 Scott Morrison 6 1950 Adrian Burk .381 Pee Wee Serna 134 1996 Jon Topolski 68 1975 Rick Clopton 11 Jon Topolski 6 1951 Larry Isbell .333 1975 Pee Wee Serna 167 1997 Jon Topolski 69 Pee Wee Serna 11 1997 Jon Topolski 6 1952 Larry Isbell .431 1976 Rick Clopton 132 1998 Jon Topolski 74 1976 Steve Macko 13 1998 Jon Topolski 11 1953 Mickey Sullivan .400 1977 Steve Macko 223 1999 Eric Nelson 77 1977 Steve Macko 22 1999 Eric Nelson 6 1978 Kenny Kolkhorst 15

113 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM YEARLY BATTING LEADERS 2000 Jaime Bubela 4 1973 Bob Redding 22 1993 Jason Marshall 117 2010 Logan Vick 59 STOLEN BASES 2001 David Murphy 3 1974 Rick Clopton 23 1994 Mike Bohny 94 2011 Max Muncy 37 YEAR pLAYER SB 2002 Mike Huggins 7 Pee Wee Serna 23 1995 Mike Bohny 94 2012 Logan Vick 43 1970 Don Dodgen 11 2003 Michael Griffin 8 1975 Ken Kolkhorst 32 1996 Marty Crawford 154 2013 Cal Towey 36 1971 Phil Beall 4 2004 Mike Pankratz 4 1976 Shane Nolen 30 1997 Jon Topolski 142 1972 Tommy Oliphant 9 2005 Chase Gerdes 5 1977 Ken Kolkhorst 51 1998 Charley Carter 190 2006 Seth Fortenberry 10 TOTAL SACRIFICES 1973 Rick Clopton 7 1978 Mike Johanson 48 1999 Eric Nelson 185 2007 Ben Booker 7 YEAR pLAYER SAC Tom Stanton 7 2008 Shaver Hansen 6 1979 Luke Prestridge 30 2000 Jace Brewer 124 1970 Roland Lundy 8 1974 Pee Wee Serna 9 2009 Raynor Campbell 2 1980 Fritz Connally 49 2001 Chris Durbin 162 1971 Bart Bratcher 4 1975 Pee Wee Serna 9 Joey Hainsfurther 2 1981 Jeff Mallett 30 2002 Mike Huggins 139 1972 John Walters 8 1976 Rick Clopton 19 2010 Brooks Pinckard 6 1982 Tank Davis 32 2003 Chris Durbin 183 1973 Tommy Oliphant 9 1977 Steve Macko 7 2011 Brooks Pinckard 5 1983 Cal Wood 30 2004 Josh Ford 125 1974 n/a 1978 Burl Coker 8 2012 Cal Towey 4 1984 Mike Malinak 34 2005 Josh Ford 135 1975 n/a 1979 Fritz Connally 6 2013 Cal Towey 5 Keith Shepherd 34 2006 Seth Fortenberry 131 1976 Duncan Shanklin 6 1980 Mark Simon 11 1985 Kyle Todd 43 2007 Beamer Weems 125 1977 Luke Prestridge 6 1981 Cedrick Mack 9 hOME RUNS 1986 Mike Malinak 57 2008 Shaver Hansen 118 Duncan Shanklin 6 Brad Oliver 9 YEAR pLAYER hR 1987 Mike Malinak 49 Aaron Miller 118 1978 Mike Johanson 5 1982 Cedrick Mack 19 1970 Don Dodgen 3 1988 Trent Weaver 28 2009 Shaver Hansen 132 Mike Wells 5 1983 Ronnie King 12 1971 Don Dodgen 3 1989 Tommy Echols 33 2010 Logan Vick 126 1979 Mike Johanson 7 1984 Ronnie King 14 1972 Wendell Crabb 3 Steve Kliafas 33 2011 Max Muncy 116 1980 Gene de los Santos 9 1985 Greg Dennis 9 1973 John Redding 4 1990 Kevin Ellis 41 2012 Josh ludy 147 1981 Brent Lummus 7 Kyle Todd 9 1974 Danny Dugan 5 1991 Kevin Ellis 53 2013 Nathan Orf 101 1982 Steve Ecton 5 1986 Tony Huey 22 1975 Ken Kolkhurst 7 1992 Ray Hammond 28 Spike Hubenak 5 1987 Brad Meyer 20 1976 Rick Clopton 5 1993 Jason Marshall 59 wALkS 1983 Steve Ecton 11 1988 Mike Robison 24 1977 Leonard Woods 13 1994 Mike Bohny 40 YEAR pLAYER BB 1984 Brad Lambert 7 1989 Trent Weaver 25 1978 Fritz Connally 11 1995 Marty Crawford 38 1970 Skip Balthrop 16 1985 Tony Huey 9 1990 Mike Robison 33 1979 Fritz Connally 6 1996 Marty Crawford 67 Roland Lundy 16 1986 Brad Meyer 10 1991 Mike Robison 40 1980 Ftitz Connally 14 1997 James Blair 51 1971 John Dodgen 16 1987 Todd Wilson 7 1992 Jack Stubbs 26 1981 Jeff Mallett 11 1998 Charley Carter 86 Raul Zamora 16 1988 Trent Weaver 7 1993 Matt Trozzo 28 1982 Jim Trevethan 7 1999 Eric Nelson 79 1972 Roland Lundy 20 1989 Jud Arrington 9 1994 Matt Trozzo 33 1983 Cal Wood 6 2000 Jace Brewer 50 1973 n/a 1990 Ray Hammond 7 1995 Ben Bronson 18 1984 Kenneth Patterson 7 2001 Kelly Shoppach 69 1974 Denny Copeland 25 1991 Mike Briley 13 1996 Jon Topolski 16 1985 Mike Malinak 8 2002 Mike Huggins 62 1975 Leonard Woods 28 1992 Brian Black 7 1997 Eric Nelson 20 Keith Shepherd 8 2003 Michael Griffin 76 1976 Rick Clopton 31 1993 Matt Trozzo 12 1998 James Blair 25 1986 Mike Malinak 12 2004 Michael Griffin 40 1977 Leonard Woods 50 1994 Matt Trozzo 10 1999 Anthony Hensley 29 1987 Mike Malinak 9 Drew Sutton 40 1978 Burl Coker 46 1995 Marty Crawford 8 2000 Anthony Hensley 32 1988 Mike Briley 4 2005 Zach Dillon 43 1979 Fritz Connally 41 1996 Marty Crawford 9 2001 Chris Durbin 11 1989 Trent Weaver 7 2006 Zach Dillon 47 1980 Mark Simon 44 1997 Eric Boisjoly 10 2002 Trey Webb 18 1990 Kevin Ellis 10 Beamer Weems 47 1981 Mark Simon 39 1998 Jeremy Dodson 10 2003 Trey Webb 15 1991 John Finke 13 2007 Beamer Weems 59 1982 James Woods 27 1999 Jace Brewer 9 2004 Michael Griffin 17 1992 Sean Severide 5 2008 Shaver Hansen 47 1983 Ronnie King 34 2000 Jaime Bubela 9 2005 Chase Gerdes 11 1993 Jason Marshall 13 2009 Shaver Hansen 59 1984 Ronnie King 35 Anthony Hensley 9 Kyle Reynolds 11 1994 Mike Bohny 2 2010 Max Muncy 53 1985 Keith Shepherd 47 2001 Trevor Mote 10 2006 Seth Fortenberry 22 Casey Carter 2 2011 Max Muncy 44 1986 Steve Jarvie 41 2002 Trey Webb 10 2007 Chase Gerdes 17 Mark Martin 2 2012 Josh Ludy 71 Keith Shepherd 41 2003 Trey Webb 10 2008 Ben Booker 11 Mark Murphy 2 2031 Cal Towey 45 1987 Brad Meyer 42 2004 Kyle Reynolds 11 2009 Brooks Pinckard 11 1995 Scott Morrison 4 1988 Trent Weaver 35 2005 three players 11 2010 Brooks Pinckard 18 1996 Marty Crawford 10 TOTAL BASES 1989 Tommy Echols 27 2006 Beamer Weems 17 2011 Brooks Pinckard 36 1997 Jeremy Dodson 15 YEAR pLAYER TB 1990 Mike Robison 32 2007 Chase Gerdes 9 2012 Logan Vick 19 1998 Charley Carter 21 1970 Skip Balthrop 74 1991 Mike Briley 42 2008 Dustin Dickerson 10 2013 Adam Toth 18 1999 Matt Williams 19 1971 John Dodgen 53 1992 Matt Trozzo 29 2009 Joey Hainsfurther 7 2000 Kelly Shoppach 10 1972 Roland Lundy 54 1993 Mark Martin 45 Shaver Hansen 7 2001 Chris Durbin 14 1973 Denny Copeland 43 1994 Matt Trozzo 40 2010 Brooks Pinckard 12 2002 Mike Huggins 10 1974 Rick Clopton 66 1995 Traynor Reitmeier 34 2011 Steve DalPorto 16 2003 Chris Durbin 18 1975 Pee Wee Serna 78 1996 Steve Reintjes 39 2012 Cal Towey 16 2004 Josh Ford 14 1976 Rick Clopton 66 Jon Topolski 39 2013 Jake Miller 12 2005 Josh Ford 9 1977 Steve Macko 153 1997 Jon Topolski 42 2006 Seth Fortenberry 9 1978 Fritz Connally 106 1998 Jeremy Dodson 49 2007 Matt Czimskey 9 1979 Fritz Connally 86 Jon Topolski 49 Beamer Weems 9 1980 Fritz Connally 106 1999 Jon Topolski 55 2008 Aaron Miller 12 1981 Jay Jeffrey 75 2000 Kelly Shoppach 36 2009 Shaver Hansen 17 1982 Jim Trevathan 82 2001 Trevor Mote 29 2010 Max Muncy 12 1983 Cal Wood 68 David Murphy 29 2011 Max Muncy 9 1984 Ronnie King 90 2002 Chris Durbin 36 2012 Josh Ludy 16 1985 Kyle Todd 115 2003 Chris Durbin 42 2013 Grayson Porter 5 1986 Mike Malinak 144 David Murphy 42 1987 Mike Malinak 112 2004 Drew Sutton 32

RECORDS RUNS BATTED IN 1988 Trent Weaver 85 2005 Josh Ford 35 YEAR pLAYER RBI 1989 Mike Briley 82 2006 Zach Dillon 53 1970 Lloyd Balthrop 16 1990 Kevin Ellis 87 2007 Beamer Weems 35 W. Turney Fox Dykes 16 1991 Kevin Ellis 129 2008 Aaron Miller 34 1971 Four players 16 1992 Mike Bohny 75 2009 Aaron Miller 25 1972 Denny Copeland 19

114 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL pITChING LEADERS EARNED RUN AVERAGE AppEARANCES GAMES STARTED RELIEF AppEARANCES SEASON, ALL-TIME SEASON SEASON SEASON MIN 45.0 INNINGS 1. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 36 1. Mark McCormick, 2005 20 1. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 36 1. John Bevil, 1968 1.07 Abe Woody, 2005 36 2. Kip Wells, 1998 19 Abe Woody, 2005 36 2. Burl Coker, 1978 1.64 3. Kyle Edens, 2002 35 Steven White, 2003 19 3. Kyle Edens, 2002 35 3. Steve Smith, 1982 1.72 4. Zane Carlson, 2003 30 Cory VanAllen, 2005 19 4. Nick Cassavechia, 2007 30 4. Chad Hawkins, 2000 1.82 Ryan LaMotta, 2003 30 5. Jason Jennings, 1999 18 5. Zane Carlson, 2003 29 5. Jeff Mandel, 2005 1.91 Nick Cassavechia, 2007 30 Justin Taylor, 2002 18 Ryan LaMotta, 2004 29 6. Rickie Duane Fox, 1971 1.95 7. Mark Outlaw, 1999 29 Trey Taylor, 2005 18 Max Garner, 2011 29 7. Josh Turley, 2012 1.96 Paul Thorp, 2002 29 8. Sammy Bickham, 1977 17 8. Mark Outlaw, 1999 28 8. Brian Carpenter, 1992 2.15 Ryan LaMotta, 2004 29 Josh Turley, 2012 17 Paul Thorp, 2001 28 Ryan LaMotta, 2005 2.15 Max Garner, 2011 29 10. 15 Times 16 Paul Thorp, 2002 28 10. Pat Combs, 1988 2.16 Abe Woody, 2004 28 SEASON, ALUMINUM-BAT ERA BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON MIN. 45.0 INNINGS 1. Kyle Edens, 2002 17 1. Kris Lambert, 1997 10 BIG 12 SEASON 1. Burl Coker, 1978 1.64 2. Jason Jennings, 1997 15 Kip Wells, 1997 10 1. Kyle Edens, 2002 17 2. Steve Smith, 1982 1.72 3. Zane Carlson, 2000 14 Jason Jennings, 1998 10 2. Jason Jennings, 1997 15 3. Chad Hawkins, 2000 1.82 Paul Thorp, 2001 14 Kyle Evans, 2000 10 3. Zane Carlson, 2000 14 4. Jeff Mandel, 2005 1.91 Abe Woody, 2004 14 Chad Hawkins, 2000 10 Paul Thorp, 2001 14 5. Brian Carpenter, 1992 2.15 Ryan LaMotta, 2005 14 6. 20 Times 9 Abe Woody, 2004 14 Ryan LaMotta, 2005 2.15 Max Garner, 2011 14 Ryan LaMotta, 2005 14 7. Pat Combs, 1988 2.16 8. Matthew Marcom, 1997 13 CAREER Max Garner, 2011 14 8. Burl Coker, 1977 2.27 Abe Woody, 2005 13 1. Steven White, 2000-03 59 8. Abe Woody, 2005 13 9. Frank Foltyn, 1992 2.32 Nick Cassavechia, 2007 13 2. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 52 Nick Cassavechia, 2007 13 10. Michael Roberts, 1978 2.37 Josh Turley, 2010 13 3. Josh Scott, 1998-01 50 Josh Turley, 2010 13 BIG 12 SEASON, STARTERS 4. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 48 Crayton Bare, 2013 13 1. Josh Turley, 2012 1.92 CAREER 5. Kip Wells, 1996-98 45 2. Chad Hawkins, 2000 2.04 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 111 Mark McCormick, 2003-05 45 CAREER 3. Trent Blank, 2012 2.08 Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 111 7. Bruce Aguilar, 1986-89 41 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 110 4. Jason Jennings, 1999 2.54 3. Matthew Marcom, 1995-98 91 8. Sean Walker, 2002-05 40 2. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 93 5. Logan Verrett, 2010 2.63 Abe Woody, 2003-05 91 9. Glenn Nevill, 1988-91 39 3. Abe Woody, 2003-05 89 6. Mark McCormick, 2005 2.72 5. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 85 Jared Theodorakos, 2000-04 39 4. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 82 7. Steven White, 2001 2.76 6. Frank Foltyn, 1989-92 83 Cory VanAllen, 2004-06 39 5. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 79 8. Logan Verrett, 2011 2.92 7. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 82 6. Matthew Marcom, 1995-98 74 9. Justin Taylor, 2001 2.93 8. Brett Bergman, 1995-98 80 BIG 12 CAREER 7. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 70 10. Cory VanAllen, 2005 3.04 9. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 79 1. Steven White, 2000-03 28 8. Paul Thorp, 2000-02 66 Justin Taylor, 1999-02 79 2. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 26 9. Frank Foltyn, 1989-92 64 BIG 12 SEASON, RELIEVERS 3. Josh Scott, 1998-01 25 Kolt Browder, 2010-13 64 1. Jake Weghorst, 2006 0.00 BIG 12 CAREER 4. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 21 2. Jeff Mandel, 2005 0.86 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 49 Logan Verrett, 2009-11 21 BIG 12 CAREER 3. Dillon Newman, 2012 1.17 2. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 47 6. Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 20 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 48 4. Josh Michalec, 2013 1.27 5. Zane Carlson, 2000 1.48 3. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 40 7. Kip Wells, 1997-98 19 2. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 38 6. Brooks Pinckard, 2010 1.53 4. Abe Woody, 2003-05 36 Jason Jennings, 1997-99 19 3. Abe Woody, 2003-05 34 7. Josh Scott, 1998 1.69 Willie Kempf, 2007-10 36 Kyle Evans, 1998-00 19 4. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 33 8. Crayton Bare, 2013 2.22 6. Max Garner, 2009-13 35 Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 19 5. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 30 9. Paul Thorp, 2001 2.30 7. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 34 6. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 29 10. Max Garner, 2011 2.31 8. Josh Scott, 1998-01 33 7. Paul Thorp, 2000-02 27 Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 33 8. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 24 CAREER 10. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 32 Max Garner, 2009-12 24 MIN. 150.0 INNINGS 10. Mark Outlaw, 1998-99 21 1. Pat Combs, 1987-88 2.44 2. Michael Roberts, 1976-79 2.78 3. Burl Coker, 1975-78 2.81 4. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 2.82 5. Josh Turley, 2010-12 2.97 6. Ricky Dusek, 1968-70 3.05 7. Brian Carpenter, 1990-92 3.06 8. Stephen Stuart, 1970-72 3.13 9. Dub Kilgo, 1974-75 3.16 10. Rickie Duane Fox, 1971-74 3.18

BIG 12 CAREER MIN. 30.0 INNINGS

1. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 2.31 RECORDS 2. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 2.72 3. Max Garner, 2009-12 2.88 4. Josh Turley, 2010-12 2.93 5. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 3.22 6. Austin Stone, 2012-13 3.40 7. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 3.52 8. Dillon Newman, 2011-13 3.53 9. Trent Blank, 2009-12 3.70 10. Brooks Pinckard, 2009-11 3.72

115 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM pITChING LEADERS wINS wINS IN RELIEF LOSSES wINNING pERCENTAGE SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON 1. Kip Wells, 1998 13 1. Abe Woody, 2005 10 1. Jerry Arnold, 1981 8 MIN. 7 DECISIONS Jason Jennings, 1999 13 2. Frank Foltyn, 1991 6 Jeff Mandel, 2007 8 1. Ted Richardson, 1985 [7-0] 1.000 3. Jon Perlman, 1979 12 Brett Bergman, 1997 6 3. Steve Smith, 1983 7 2. Trent Blank, 2012 [11-1] .917 4. Jason Jennings, 1998 11 Ryan LaMotta, 2003 6 Aaron Lineweaver, 1995 7 3. Pat Combs, 1987 [9-1] .900 Kyle Evans, 2000 11 Abe Woody, 2003 6 Brett Bergman, 1998 7 Josh Turley, 2012 [9-1] .900 Chad Hawkins, 2000 11 Nick Cassavechia, 2007 6 Kendal Volz, 2009 7 5. Andy Beene, 1976 [8-1] .889 Trent Blank, 2012 11 Crayton Bare, 2013 6 Shawn Tolleson, 2010 7 6. Glenn Nevill, 1989 [7-1] .875 8. Sammy Bickham, 1977 10 7. Eight times 5 8. 21 times 6 Scott Ruffcorn, 1991 [7-1] .875 Burl Coker, 1977 10 Kyle Evans, 1999 [7-1] .875 Blaine Beatty, 1980 10 BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON Logan Verrett, 2009 [7-1] .875 Joe Wharton, 1993 10 1. Brett Bergman, 1997 5 1. Kendal Volz, 2009 6 Tyler Bremer, 2012 [7-1] .875 Kris Lambert, 1996 10 Crayton Bare, 2013 5 2. Kendal Volz, 2008 5 Josh Scott, 1999 10 3. Justin Taylor, 2000 4 Shawn Tolleson, 2010 5 BIG 12 SEASON Steven White, 2001 10 Abe Woody, 2004 4 4. Jason Jennings, 1997 4 MIN. 4 DECISIONS Abe Woody, 2005 10 Abe Woody, 2005 4 Kyle Edens, 2002 4 1. Jason Jennings, 1999 [9-0] 1.000 6. Kyle Edens, 2002 3 Steven White, 2003 4 Josh Turley, 2012 [6-0] 1.000 BIG 12 SEASON Nick Cassavechia, 2007 3 Ryan LaMotta, 2004 4 Brett Bergman, 1997 [5-0] 1.000 1. Jason Jennings, 1999 9 8. 12 times 2 Cory VanAllen, 2006 4 Justin Taylor, 2000 [4-0] 1.000 2. Chad Hawkins, 2000 8 Randall Linebaugh, 2007 4 5. Kyle Evans, 2000 [7-1] .875 3. Kyle Evans, 2000 7 CAREER Jeff Mandel, 2007 4 6. Mark McCormick, 2005 [6-1] .857 4. Jason Jennings, 1998 6 1. Abe Woody, 2003-05 21 Shawn Tolleson, 2008 4 7. Justin Taylor, 2001 [5-1] .833 Steven White, 2001 6 2. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 14 Trent Blank, 2012 [5-1] .833 Sean Walker, 2003 6 3. Frank Foltyn, 1989-92 13 CAREER Crayton Bare, 2013 [5-1] .833 Mark McCormick, 2005 6 4. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 11 1. Jerry Arnold, 1979-82 19 10. Josh Scott, 1999 [4-1] .800 Josh Turley, 2012 6 Justin Taylor, 1999-02 11 2. Aaron Lineweaver, 1993-95 18 Justin Taylor, 2002 [4-1] .800 8. Brett Bergman, 1997 5 6. Brett Bergman, 1995-98 10 Kris Lambert, 1994-97 18 Abe Woddy, 2004 [4-1] .800 Kris Lambert, 1997 5 7. Matthew Marcom, 1995-98 9 Brett Bergman, 1995-98 18 Cory VanAllen, 2005 [4-1] .800 Kip Wells, 1998 5 Zane Carlson, 2000-04 9 5. Rickie Duane Fox, 1971-74 17 Justin Taylor, 2001 5 Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 9 Sean Walker, 2002-05 17 CAREER Trent Blank, 2012 5 10. Paul Thorp, 2000-02 8 7. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 16 MIN. 10 DECISIONS Crayton Bare, 2010-13 8 Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 16 1. Jon Ringenberg, 2008-11 [9-1] .900 CAREER 9. Frank Foltyn, 1989-92 15 2. Kyle Evans, 1998-00 [19-3] .864 1. Burl Coker, 1975-78 28 BIG 12 CAREER Trey Taylor, 2002-05 15 3. Abe Woody, 2003-05 [21-4] .840 Steven White, 2000-03 28 1. Abe Woody, 2003-05 10 Kendal Volz, 2007-09 15 4. David Elsbernd, 1992 [8-2] .800 3. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 27 2. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 6 5. Trent Blank, 2009-12 [19-5] .792 4. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 26 Crayton Bare, 2010-13 6 BIG 12 CAREER 6. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 [26-8] .765 5. Frank Foltyn, 1989-92 23 4. Brett Bergman, 1997 5 1. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 13 7. Jon Perlman, 1978-79 [19-6] .760 6. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 22 5. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 4 Max Garner, 2009-13 13 8. Tyler Bremer, 2011-12 [9-3] .750 Willie Kempf, 2007-10 22 Paul Thorp, 2000-02 4 3. Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 11 9. Scott Ruffcorn, 1989-91 [20-7] .741 8. Rickie Fox, 1971-74 21 Zane Carlson, 2000-04 4 4. Steven White, 2000-03 10 10. Josh Turley, 2010-12 [17-6] .739 Ted Richardson, 1985-88 21 8. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 3 5. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 9 Bruce Aguilar, 1986-89 21 Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 3 6. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 7 BIG 12 CAREER Kip Wells, 1996-98 21 Brooks Pinckard, 2009-11 3 Zane Carlson, 2000-04 7 MIN. 5 DECISIONS Josh Scott, 1998-01 21 Jeff Mandel, 2004-07 7 1. Kyle Evans, 1998-00 [8-1] .889 Abe Woody, 2003-05 21 9. Kip Wells, 1997-98 6 2. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 [6-1] .857 Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 21 Jared Theodorakos, 2000-04 6 3. Trent Blank, 2009-12 [8-2] .800 Trey Taylor, 2002-05 6 4. Mark Outlaw, 1998-99 [4-1] .800 BIG 12 CAREER Willie Kempf, 2007-10 6 5. Abe Woody, 2003-05 [10-3] .769 1. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 17 6. Brett Bergman, 1997-98 [9-3] .750 2. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 15 Justin Taylor, 1999-02 [9-3] .750 3. Steven White, 2000-03 12 Josh Turley, 2010-12 [9-3] .750 4. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 10 9. Mark McCormick, 2003-05 [8-3] .727 Sean Walker, 2002-05 10 10. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 [10-4] .714 Abe Woody, 2003-05 10 Sean Walker, 2002-05 [10-4] .714 7. Brett Bergman, 1997-98 9 Josh Scott, 1998-01 9 Willie Kempf, 2007-10 9 Logan Verrett, 2009-11 9 Josh Turley, 2010-12 9 RECORDS

116 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL pITChING LEADERS SAVES COMpLETE GAMES ShUTOUTS Opp. BATTING AVERAGE SEASON SEASON SEASON BIG 12 SEASON, STARTERS 1. Zane Carlson, 2000 15 1. Brian Carpenter, 1992 12 SINCE 1968 1. Mark McCormick, 2005 .170 2. Kyle Edens, 2002 14 2. Blaine Beatty, 1986 10 1. John Bevil, 1968 3 2. Jason Jennings, 1999 .185 3. Brooks Pinckard, 2010 12 3. John Bevil, 1968 9 Jason Jennings, 1999 3 3. Steven White, 2001 .205 4. Zane Carlson, 2003 11 Pat Combs, 1988 9 4. Rickie Duane Fox, 1971 2 4. Trent Blank, 2012 .218 Abe Woody, 2005 11 Jason Jennings, 1999 9 Tim Peters, 1995 2 5. Logan Verrett, 2010 .221 Nick Cassavechia, 2007 11 6. Seven times 8 Kyle Evans, 2000 2 6. Kyle Evans, 2000 .230 7. Jason Jennings, 1997 10 Shawn Tolleson, 2008 2 Chad Hawkins, 2000 .230 Max Garner, 2012 10 BIG 12 SEASON 10. Several times 1 8. Kip Wells, 1998 .232 9. Zane Carlson, 2001 8 1. Jason Jennings, 1999 6 9. Justin Taylor, 2002 .234 Nick Cassavechia, 2006 8 Chad Hawkins, 2000 6 BIG 12 SEASON 10. Trey Taylor, 2004 .235 Jeff Mandel, 2006 8 3. Jason Jennings, 1998 4 1. Kyle Evans, 2000 2 Max Garner, 2011 8 Kip Wells, 1998 4 Shawn Tolleson, 2008 2 BIG 12 SEASON, RELIEVERS 5. Kris Lambert, 1997 3 3. Jason Jennings, 1999 1 1. Zane Carlson, 2000 .146 BIG 12 SEASON Kyle Evans, 2000 3 Chad Hawkins, 2000 1 2. Jake Weghorst, 2006 .176 1. Zane Carlson, 2000 10 Steven White, 2001 3 Steven White, 2001 1 3. Mace Thurman, 2008 .175 2. Max Garner, 2012 7 8. Jason Taylor, 2001 2 Mark McCormick, 2004 1 4. Willie Kempf, 2007 .179 3. Kyle Edens, 2002 6 Steven White, 2003 2 Ryan LaMotta, 2006 1 5. Brooks Pinckard, 2010 .188 Max Garner, 2011 6 Ryan LaMotta, 2006 2 Willie Kempf, 2009 1 6. Max Garner, 2011 .200 5. Jason Jennings, 1997 5 Shawn Tolleson, 2008 2 Josh Michalec, 2013 .200 Zane Carlson, 2001 5 CAREER 8. Josh Scott, 1998 .203 CAREER Ryan LaMotta, 2005 5 1. John Bevil, 1968 3 9. Max Garner, 2012 .211 1. Ricky Dusek, 1968-70 19 Nick Cassavechia, 2006 5 Ricky Dusek, 1968-70 3 10. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 .214 2. Blaine Beatty, 1985-86 16 9. Abe Woody, 2005 4 Jason Jennings, 1997-99 3 Pat Combs, 1987-88 16 Brooks Pinckard, 2010 4 4. Stephen Stuart, 1970-72 2 BIG 12 CAREER 4. Burl Coker, 1975-78 15 Rickie Duane Fox, 1971-74 2 MIN. 30.0 INNINGS Alan Koonce, 1982-85 15 CAREER Tim Peters, 1995 2 1. Mark McCormick, 2003-05 .214 Jason Jennings, 1997-99 15 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 37 Kyle Evans, 1998-00 2 2. Brooks Pinckard, 2009-11 .215 7. Stephen Stuart, 1970-72 14 2. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 24 Steven White, 2000-03 2 3. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 .230 James Sanders, 1970-73 14 3. Abe Woody, 2003-05 19 Shawn Tolleson, 2007-10 2 4. Abe Woody, 2003-05 .239 Bruce Aguilar, 1986-89 14 4. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 18 10. Several times 1 5. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 .239 10. Brian Carpenter, 1990-92 13 Max Garner, 2009-12 18 6. Matthew Marcom, 1997-98 .241 Rickie Duane Fox, 1971-74 13 6. Brooks Pinckard, 2009-11 16 BIG 12 CAREER 7. Max Garner, 2009-13 .245 7. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 13 1. Kyle Evans, 1999-00 2 8. Kyle Evans, 1998-00 .248 BIG 12 CAREER Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 13 Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 2 9. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 .248 1. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 10 9. Frank Foltyn, 1989-92 9 3. Jason Jennings, 1997-98 1 10. Cory VanAllen, 2003-06 .249 2. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 7 Matthew Marcom, 1995-98 9 Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 1 3. Steven White, 2000-03 5 Steven White, 2000-03 1 4. Kip Wells, 1997-98 4 BIG 12 CAREER Mark McCormick, 2003-05 1 5. Kris Lambert, 1997 3 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 17 Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 1 Kyle Evans, 1998-00 3 2. Max Garner, 2009-12 13 Willie Kempf, 2007-10 1 7. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 2 3. Abe Woody, 2003-05 8 Sean Walker, 2002-05 2 Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 8 Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 2 5. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 7 Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 2 6. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 6 Logan Verrett, 2009-11 2 7. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 5 Brooks Pinckard, 2009-11 5 STRIkEOUT-TO-wALk RATIO 9. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 4 SEASON, STARTERS (SINCE 1968) SEASON, RELIEVERS (SINCE 1968) CAREER (SINCE 1968) 10. Matthew Marcom, 1997-98 3 1. Dillon Newman, 2013 10.40 1. Kyle Edens, 2002 5.80 MIN. 100.0 INNINGS Paul Thorp, 2000-02 3 2. Steve Stuart, 1971 4.90 2. Zane Carlson, 2003 5.07 1. Dillon Newman, 2011-13 5.13 Tim Matthews, 2006-08 3 3. Logan Verrett, 2010 4.22 3. Tim Matthews, 2008 4.44 2. Rick Dusck, 1968-70 3.58 4. Chad Hawkins, 1999 4.00 4. Dillon Newman, 2012 4.00 3. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 3.52 5. Josh Scott, 1999 3.79 5. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 3.90 4. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 3.40 6. Josh Turley, 2012 3.76 6. Nick Cassavechia, 2007 3.60 5. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 3.32 7. Rick Dusek, 1970 3.64 7. Jason Jennings, 1997 3.59 6. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 3.17 8. Tyler Bremer, 2012 3.57 8. Logan Verrett, 2009 3.37 7. Josh Turley, 2010-12 3.13 9. Jason Jennings, 1999 3.44 9. Crayton Bare, 2012 3.29 8. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 3.02 10. Kendal Volz, 2007 3.42 10. Zane Carlson, 2001 3.14 9. Joe Wharton, 1992-93 2.81 10. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 2.69 BIG 12 SEASON, STARTERS BIG 12 SEASON, RELIEVERS 1. Dillon Newman, 2013 13.00 1. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 5.14 BIG 12 CAREER 2. Josh Turley, 2012 4.75 2. Nick Cassavechia, 2007 4.40 MIN. 30.0 INNINGS RECORDS 3. Logan Verrett, 2010 4.14 3. Max Garner, 2012 4.00 1. Dillon Newman, 2011-13 4.67 4. Kendal Volz, 2007 4.00 Crayton Bare, 2013 4.00 2. Aaron Miller, 2007-09 3.77 Max Garner, 2013 4.00 5. Zane Carlson, 2003 3.83 3. Max Garner, 2009-13 3.48 6. Jason Jennings, 1999 3.96 6. Nick Cassvechia, 2006 3.75 4. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 3.40 7. Josh Turley, 2011 3.89 7. Kyle Edens, 2002 3.63 5. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 3.39 8. Trent Blank, 2012 3.67 8. Mark Outlaw, 1999 3.40 Crayton Bare, 2010-13 3.31 9. Kip Wells, 1998 3.26 9. Zane Carlson, 2001 2.83 7. Josh Turley, 2010-12 3.11 10. Logan Verrett, 2011 3.18 10. Justin Taylor, 1999 2.78 8. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 2.89 9. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 2.88 10. Kris Lambert, 1997 2.71 117 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM pITChING LEADERS INNINGS hITS ALLOwED RUNS ALLOwED EARNED RUNS ALLOwED SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON 1. Jason Jennings, 1999 146.2 1. Jason Jennings, 1998 123 1. Jason Jennings, 1998 83 1. Jason Jennings, 1998 66 2. Steven White, 2003 129.0 Steven White, 2003 123 2. Kip Wells, 1997 82 2. Aaron Lineweaver, 1994 59 3. Kip Wells, 1998 123.2 3. Blaine Beatty, 1986 121 3. Aaron Lineweaver, 1994 76 Brett Bergman, 1999 59 4. Chad Hawkins, 2000 123.1 Kip Wells, 1998 121 4. Brett Bergman, 1998 73 Steven White, 2003 59 5. Brian Carpenter, 1992 121.1 5. Justin Taylor, 2002 118 5. Jaime Cocanower, 1978 71 5. Jerry Arnold, 1981 57 6. Justin Taylor, 2002 117.2 Cory VanAllen, 2005 118 6. Jared Theodorakos, 2002 70 Josh Scott, 1999 57 7. Jason Jennings, 1998 117.0 7. Chad Hawkins, 1999 114 7. Matthew Marcom, 1996 69 7. Bruce Aguilar, 1989 56 8. Chad Hawkins, 1999 115.2 8. Bruce Aguilar, 1989 113 8. Kris Lambert, 1997 68 Matthew Marcom, 1996 56 9. Blaine Beatty, 1986 114.0 9. Kris Lambert, 1997 111 Josh Scott, 1999 68 Kip Wells, 1997 56 10. Mark McCormick, 2005 112.2 10. Brett Bergman, 1998 110 10. Jerry Arnold, 1981 67 10. Kip Wells, 1996 55 Shawn Tolleson, 2010 67 BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON 1. Chad Hawkins, 2000 79.1 1. Jason Jennings, 1998 80 BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON 2. Kris Lambert, 1997 76.0 2. Kris Lambert, 1997 76 1. Kip Wells, 1997 61 1. Jason Jennings, 1998 42 3. Jason Jennings, 1999 74.1 3. Kip Wells, 1997 75 2. Jason Jennings, 1998 56 2. Kip Wells, 1997 39 4. Jason Jennings, 1998 72.2 Kendal Volz, 2009 75 3. Kendal Volz, 2009 47 3. Steven White, 2002 38 5. Kyle Evans, 2000 68.0 5. Josh Turley, 2011 68 4. Kris Lambert, 1997 43 4. Randall Linebaugh, 2007 37 6. Ryan LaMotta, 2006 66.0 6. Steven White, 2002 66 Steven White, 2002 43 5. Kris Lambert, 1997 36 7. Steven White, 2001 65.1 7. Chad Hawkins, 2000 65 6. Jared Theodorakos, 2002 41 Kendal Volz, 2009 36 8. Kip Wells, 1998 64.0 8. Logan Verrett, 2011 62 7. Michael Bradford, 1997 39 7. Michael Bradford, 1997 34 9. Chad Hawkins, 1999 63.0 9. Chad Hawkins, 1999 61 8. Randall Linebaugh, 2007 38 Brett Bergman, 1998 34 10. Logan Verrett, 2011 61.2 Cory VanAllen, 2006 61 9. Steven White, 2003 37 9. Steven White, 2003 33 10. Brett Bergman, 1998 36 10. Cory VanAllen, 2006 32 CAREER CAREER Shawn Tolleson, 2010 36 1. Steven White, 2000-03 368.1 1. Steven White, 2000-03 364 CAREER 2. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 337.2 2. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 338 CAREER 1. Steven White, 2000-03 177 3. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 316.1 3. Kip Wells, 1996-98 316 1. Steven White, 2000-03 215 2. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 175 4. Josh Scott, 1998-01 314.1 4. Brett Bergman, 1995-98 312 2. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 213 3. Kip Wells, 1996-98 162 5. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 313.1 Josh Scott, 1998-01 312 Kip Wells, 1996-98 213 4. Brett Bergman, 1995-98 158 6. Burl Coker, 1975-78 311.0 6. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 308 4. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 199 5. Josh Scott, 1998-01 150 7. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 301.2 7. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 296 5. Brett Bergman, 1995-98 193 6. Matthew Marcom, 1995-98 144 8. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 298.1 8. Alan Koonce, 1982-85 289 6. Aaron Lineweaver, 1993-95 179 Aaron Lineweaver, 1993-95 144 9. Kip Wells, 1996-98 282.0 9. Matthew Marcom, 1995-98 283 7. Josh Scott, 1998-01 175 8. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 143 10. Brett Bergman, 1995-98 279.1 10. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 278 8. Matthew Marcom, 1995-98 174 9. Sean Walker, 2002-05 125 9. Bruce Aguilar, 1986-89 159 BIG 12 CAREER BIG 12 CAREER 10. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 124 10. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 157 1. Steven White, 2000-03 186.0 1. Steven White, 2000-03 179 2. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 177.2 Kendal Volz, 2007-09 179 BIG 12 CAREER BIG 12 CAREER 3. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 151.2 3. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 160 1. Steven White, 2000-03 118 1. Steven White, 2000-03 97 4. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 150.2 4. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 156 2. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 109 2. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 85 5. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 142.1 5. Josh Scott, 1998-01 154 3. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 99 3. Josh Scott, 1998-01 81 Josh Scott, 1998-01 142.1 6. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 153 4. Josh Scott, 1998-01 93 4. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 77 7. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 140.2 7. Josh Turley, 2010-12 143 5. Kip Wells, 1997-98 92 5. Willie Kempf, 2007-10 65 8. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 140.0 8. Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 132 6. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 89 6. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 64 9. Josh Turley, 2010-12 138.0 9. Kip Wells, 1997-98 131 Willie Kempf, 2007-10 89 7. Kip Wells, 1997-98 63 10. Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 120.1 Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 131 Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 89 8. Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 62 9. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 78 9. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 59 10. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 76 10. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 58

wALkS pLUS hITS pER INNING (whIp) BIG 12 CAREER SEASON, STARTERS (SINCE 1968) SEASON, RELIEVERS (SINCE 1968) CAREER (SINCE 1968) MIN. 30.0 INNINGS 1. Burl Coker, 1978 0.946 1. Abe Woody, 2005 0.935 MIN. 100.0 INNINGS 1. Max Garner, 2009-13 1.172 2. Dillon Newman, 2013 0.960 2. Kyle Edens, 2002 1.013 1. Abe Woody, 2003-05 1.027 2. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 1.215 3. Charles Sherman, 1974 1.014 3. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 1.016 2. Dillon Newman, 2011-13 1.038 3. Dillon Newman, 2011-13 1.219 4. Jason Jennings, 1999 1.036 4. Zane Carlson, 2003 1.022 3. Rick Dusek, 1968-70 1.091 4. Josh Turley, 2010-12 1.232 5. Tyler Bremer, 2012 1.040 5. Abe Woody, 2003 1.056 4. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 1.115 5. Abe Woody, 2003-05 1.242 6. Josh Turley, 2012 1.055 6. Frank Foltyn, 1991 1.093 5. Bill Duncan, 1968-70 1.177 Crayton Bare, 2010-13 1.256 7. Scott Ruffcorn, 1991 1.072 7. Michael Roberts, 1979 1.109 6. Burl Coker, 1975-78 1.186 7. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 1.278 8. Chad Hawkins, 2000 1.095 8. Dillon Newman, 2012 1.111 7. Michael Roberts, 1976-79 1.220 8. Kyle Evans, 1998-00 1.284 9. Trent Blank, 2012 1.114 9. Abe Woody, 2004 1.126 8. Charles Sherman, 1974-75 1.223 9. Kris Lambert, 1997 1.316 10. Joe Wharton, 1993 1.153 10. Jason Jennings, 1997 1.127 9. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 1.226 10. Trent Blank, 2009-12 1.325 10. Josh Turley, 2010-12 1.233 BIG 12 SEASON, STARTERS BIG 12 SEASON, RELIEVERS 1. Trent Blank, 2012 0.962 1. Jake Weghorst, 2006 0.750 2. Jason Jennings, 1999 0.983 2. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 1.036 3. Logan Verrett, 2010 1.060 3. Max Garner, 2012 1.040 4. Josh Turley, 2012 1.065 4. Zane Carlson, 2000 1.070 RECORDS 5. Mark McCormick, 2005 1.094 5. Max Garner, 2011 1.071 6. Kyle Evans, 2000 1.162 6. Nick Cassavechia, 2006 1.100 7. Chad Hawkins, 2000 1.173 7. Josh Michalec, 2013 1.120 8. Cory VanAllen, 2005 1.181 8. Willie Kempf, 2007 1.158 9. Dillon Newman, 2013 1.190 9. Paul Thorp, 2001 1.172 10. Trey Taylor, 2004 1.217 10. Abe Woody, 2005 1.177 118 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL pITChING LEADERS wALkS STRIkEOUTS STRIkEOUTS IN RELIEF wILD pITChES SEASON SEASON SEASON (SINCE 1968) SEASON (SINCE 1983) 1. Jaime Cocanower, 1978 76 1. Jason Jennings, 1999 172 1. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 82 1. Jason Jennings, 1998 15 2. Sammy Bickham, 1977 68 2. Kip Wells, 1998 135 2. Jason Jennings, 1997 79 2. Chad Hawkins, 1999 14 3. Mark McCormick, 2005 66 3. Steven White, 2003 130 3. Nick Cassavechia, 2007 72 3. Zane Carlson, 2001 13 4. Ken Patterson, 1984 63 4. Jason Jennings, 1998 126 4. Zane Carlson, 2003 69 4. Brett Bergman, 1998 12 5. Steven White, 2001 61 5. Mark McCormick, 2005 115 5. Kyle Edens, 2002 58 Jason Jennings, 1999 12 6. Ken Patterson, 1985 60 6. Josh Scott, 1999 110 Paul Thorp, 2002 58 6. Ken Patterson, 1984 11 7. Aaron Lineweaver, 1993 56 7. Chad Hawkins, 1999 108 7. Ryan LaMotta, 2004 55 Kip Wells, 1998 11 8. Scott Ruffcorn, 1989 55 8. Chad Hawkins, 2000 106 8. Crayton Bare, 2013 54 Justin Taylor, 2002 11 9. Jason Jennings, 1998 53 9. Jared Theodorakos, 2002 105 9. Frank Foltyn, 1989 53 9. Glenn Nevill, 1989 10 10. Scott Ruffcorn, 1990 52 10. Kris Lambert, 1997 104 10. Ryan LaMotta, 2003 52 Matthew Marcom, 1996 10 Jason Rathbun, 1992 52 Kip Wells, 1996 10 BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON Trey Taylor, 2003 10 BIG 12 SEASON 1. Jason Jennings, 1999 91 1. Jason Jennings, 1997 46 Sean Walker, 2004 10 1. Steven White, 2001 41 2. Jason Jennings, 1998 76 2. Nick Cassavechia, 2007 44 2. Kip Wells, 1997 35 3. Kip Wells, 1998 75 3. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 36 BIG 12 SEASON 3. Jason Jennings, 1998 34 4. Kris Lambert, 1997 65 4. Crayton Bare, 2013 32 1. Kris Lambert, 1997 8 4. Steven White, 2003 30 Steven White, 2003 65 5. Kyle Edens, 2002 29 Kyle Edens, 2002 8 5. Chad Hawkins, 2000 28 6. Chad Hawkins, 2000 63 6. Zane Carlson, 2000 26 3. Kip Wells, 1997 7 6. Steven White, 2002 26 7. Mark McCormick, 2005 59 Willie Kempf, 2007 26 Mark McCormick, 2005 7 Mark McCormick, 2005 26 Kendal Volz, 2009 59 8. Justin Taylor, 1999 25 Trey Taylor, 2005 7 Cory VanAllen, 2006 26 9. Kendal Volz, 2008 58 Aaron Miller, 2009 25 6. Seven times 6 9. Sean Walker, 2003 25 Chad Hawkins, 1999 58 10. Ryan LaMotta, 2004 23 10. Five times 24 Logan Verrett, 2010 58 Max Garner, 2011 23 CAREER (SINCE 1983) 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 36 CAREER CAREER CAREER (SINCE 1990) 2. Steven White, 2000-03 34 1. Steven White, 2000-03 185 1. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 377 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 223 3. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 30 2. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 154 2. Steven White, 2000-03 320 2. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 197 4. Sean Walker, 2002-05 27 3. Mark McCormick, 2003-05 152 3. Kris Lambert, 1994-97 292 3. Frank Foltyn, 1989-92 143 Trey Taylor, 2002-05 27 4. Jason Rathbun, 1991-93 137 4. Kip Wells, 1996-98 288 4. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 131 6. Glenn Nevill, 1988-91 26 Aaron Lineweaver, 1993-95 137 5. Josh Scott, 1998-01 285 5. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 125 7. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 22 6. Scott Ruffcorn, 1989-91 136 6. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 259 6. Abe Woody, 2003-05 118 Mark McCormick, 2003-05 22 7. Kip Wells, 1996-98 133 7. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 257 7. Paul Thorp, 2000-02 113 Craig Fritsch, 2008-10 22 8. Jerry Arnold, 1979-82 132 8. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 253 8. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 103 10. Jason Rathbun, 1991-93 20 9. Glenn Nevill, 1988-91 130 9. Willie Kempf, 2007-10 232 9. Jason Jennings, 1997-98 96 Trey Taylor, 2002-05 130 10. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 229 10. Matthew Marcom, 1995-98 91 BIG 12 CAREER Willie Kempf, 2007-10 91 1. Steven White, 2000-03 16 BIG 12 CAREER BIG 12 CAREER Zane Carlson, 2000-04 16 1. Steven White, 2000-03 103 1. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 213 BIG 12 CAREER 3. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 14 2. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 74 2. Steven White, 2000-03 158 1. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 89 Justin Taylor, 1999-02 14 3. Willie Kempf, 2007-10 62 3. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 153 2. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 68 5. Kip Wells, 1997-98 13 4. Josh Scott, 1998-01 61 4. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 149 3. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 77 6. Mark McCormick, 2003-05 12 5. Trey Taylor, 2002-05 60 5. Josh Scott, 1998-01 130 4. Willie Kempf, 2007-10 50 7. Josh Scott, 1998-01 10 6. Kip Wells, 1997-98 58 6. Kip Wells, 1997-98 129 5. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 46 Jared Theodorakos, 2000-04 10 7. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 56 7. Willie Kempf, 2007-10 128 6. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 43 Trey Taylor, 2002-05 10 8. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 55 8. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 121 7. Kyle Edens, 1999-02 42 10. Brett Bergman, 1997-98 9 9. Mark McCormick, 2003-05 53 9. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 116 8. Paul Thorp, 2000-02 40 Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 9 Kendal Volz, 2007-09 53 10. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 113 9. Abe Woody, 2003-05 39 Justin Taylor, 1999-02 39 RECORDS

119 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM pITChING LEADERS hIT BATSMEN FEwEST hITS ALLOwED FEwEST wALkS ALLOwED STRIkEOUTS pER 9 INNINGS SEASON (SINCE 1983) pER 9 INNINGS pER 9 INNINGS SEASON, STARTERS (SINCE 1968) 1. Steven White, 2003 20 SEASON, STARTERS (SINCE 1968) SEASON, STARTERS (SINCE 1968) 1. Kendal Volz, 2008 10.83 2. Shawn Tolleson, 2008 16 1. Sammy Bickham, 1977 4.91 1. Dillon Newman, 2013 0.58 2. Jason Jennings, 1999 10.55 3. Abe Woody, 2003 15 2. Jaime Cocanower, 1977 5.42 2. Rick Dusek, 1969 1.37 3. Jared Theodorakos, 2002 10.27 4. Glenn Nevill, 1990 14 3. Mark McCormick, 2005 5.83 3. Rick Dusek, 1970 1.41 4. Shawn Tolleson, 2010 9.86 Max Garner, 2012 14 4. Scott Ruffcorn, 1991 5.87 4. Steve Stuart, 1971 1.58 5. Kip Wells, 1998 9.82 6. Shawn Tolleson, 2010 13 5. Burl Coker, 1978 5.95 Tim Matthews, 2008 1.58 6. Jason Jennings, 1998 9.69 7. Chad Hawkins, 1999 11 6. Jason Jennings, 1999 6.26 6. Jeff Kilgore, 1989 1.64 7. Logan Verrett, 2010 9.63 8. Kip Wells, 1996 10 7. Shane Nolen, 1977 6.70 7. Kyle Edens, 2002 1.72 8. Josh Scott, 1999 9.40 Jared Theodorakos, 2001 10 8. Andy Beene, 1979 6.71 Josh Turley, 2012 1.72 9. Willie Kempf, 2009 9.36 Cory VanAllen, 2006 10 9. Bruce Aguilar, 1988 6.88 9. Josh Turley, 2011 1.79 10. Mark McCormick, 2003 9.23 Brooks Pinckard, 2011 10 10. Pat Combs, 1988 6.93 10. Abe Woody, 2005 1.90 BIG 12 SEASON, STARTERS BIG 12 SEASON, STARTERS BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 SEASON, STARTERS 1. Kendal Volz, 2008 11.77 1. Mark McCormick, 2005 5.43 1. Shawn Tolleson, 2008 11 1. Dillon Newman, 2013 0.48 2. Jason Jennings, 1999 11.02 2. Jason Jennings, 1999 6.06 2. Abe Woody, 2003 9 2. Josh Turley, 2012 1.28 3. Kip Wells, 1998 10.55 3. Steven White, 2001 6.62 3. Steven White, 2003 8 3. Josh Turley, 2011 1.36 4. Steven White, 2003 10.14 4. Trent Blank, 2012 7.10 Shawn Tolleson, 2010 8 4. Trent Blank, 2012 1.56 5. Mark McCormick, 2005 10.02 5. Logan Verrett, 2010 7.24 Max Garner, 2013 1.70 6. Willie Kempf, 2009 9.96 5. Jeff Mandel, 2007 7 6. Chad Hawkins, 2000 7.38 Max Garner, 2012 7 6. Kendal Volz, 2007 2.15 7. Jared Theodorakos, 2002 9.80 7. Kyle Evans, 2000 7.41 7. Logan Verrett, 2010 2.30 8. Josh Scott, 1999 9.73 7. Chad Hawkins, 1999 6 8. Kip Wells, 1998 7.88 Josh Scott, 2001 6 8. Logan Verrett, 2011 2.48 9. Logan Verrett, 2010 9.55 9. Cory VanAllen, 2005 7.93 9. Cory VanAllen, 2005 2.70 Cory VanAllen, 2006 6 10. Jason Jennings, 1998 9.41 10. Trey Taylor, 2004 8.22 10. Andy Hawkins, 1999 2.71 Kendal Volz, 2007 6 SEASON, RELIEVERS (SINCE 1968) SEASON, RELIEVERS (SINCE 1968) Craig Fritsch, 2008 6 SEASON, RELIEVERS (SINCE 1968) 1. Crayton Bare, 2012 5.40 1. Jason Jennings, 1997 14.31 Willie Kempf, 2008 6 1. Ken Wilson, 1975 1.36 2. Zane Carlson, 2000 5.82 2. Trey Taylor, 2002 12.96 Craig Fritsch, 2010 6 2. Jake Weghorst, 2006 1.49 3. Alan McKay, 1983 5.95 3. Nick Cassavechia, 2007 12.46 Brooks Pinckard, 2011 6 3. Tim Matthews, 2008 1.58 4. Kolt Browder, 2012 6.00 4. Zane Carlson, 2004 11.75 Max Garner, 2013 6 4. Kyle Edens, 2002 1.72 5. Jason Jennings, 1997 6.16 5. Kolt Browder, 2010 11.71 5. Ryan Smith, 2012 1.88 6. Michael Bradford, 1998 6.37 6. Logan Verrett, 2009 11.65 CAREER (SINCE 1983) 6. Abe Woody, 2005 1.90 7. Abe Woody, 2005 6.52 7. Josh Scott, 1998 11.56 1. Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 35 7. Zane Carlson, 2003 2.15 8. Brent Rasner, 1979 6.67 8. Zane Carlson, 2003 10.89 2. Steven White, 2000-03 34 8. Dillon Newman, 2012 2.20 9. Don Brazell, 1977 6.69 9. Mark Outlaw, 1999 10.57 3. Max Garner, 2009-13 30 9. Matthew Marcom, 1998 2.30 10. Frank Foltyn, 1992 6.72 10. Zane Carlson, 2001 10.42 4. Abe Woody, 2003-05 26 10. Rick Fox, 1973 2.37 5. Jared Theodorakos, 2000-04 24 BIG 12 SEASON, RELIEVERS BIG 12 SEASON, RELIEVERS BIG 12 SEASON, RELIEVERS Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 24 1. Zane Carlson, 2000 4.44 1. Jason Jennings, 1997 13.49 1. Jake Weghorst, 2006 1.69 Craig Fritsch, 2008-10 24 2. Jake Weghorst, 2006 5.06 2. Nick Cassavechia, 2007 13.35 2. Nick Cassavechia, 2006 1.80 8. Glenn Nevill, 1988-91 23 3. Willie Kempf, 2007 5.68 3. Zane Carlson, 2004 12.62 3. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 2.25 Willie Kempf, 2007-10 23 4. Mace Thurman, 2008 5.74 4. Willie Kempf, 2007 12.32 4. Zane Carlson, 2003 2.28 10. Cory VanAllen, 2004-06 21 5. Brooks Pinckard, 2010 6.11 5. Aaron Miller, 2009 11.84 5. Ryan Smith, 2013 2.30 6. Max Garner, 2011 6.17 6. Ryan LaMotta, 2005 11.57 6. Justin Taylor, 2000 2.45 BIG 12 CAREER 7. Josh Michalec, 2013 6.39 7. Josh Scott, 1998 11.25 1. Shawn Tolleson, 2008-10 24 8. Jason Jennings, 1997 6.74 7. Max Garner, 2012 2.52 8. Mark Outlaw, 1999 2.76 8. Justin Taylor, 1999 10.87 2. Abe Woody, 2003-05 17 9. Josh Scott, 1998 6.75 9. Zane Carlson, 2001 10.70 Max Garner, 2009-13 17 10. Max Garner, 2012 6.84 9. Kyle Edens, 2002 2.77 10. Nick Cassavechia, 2007 3.03 10. Mace Thurman, 2008 10.34 4. Willie Kempf, 2007-10 16 CAREER (SINCE 1968) Craig Fritsch, 2008-10 16 MIN. 100.0 INNINGS CAREER (SINCE 1968) CAREER (SINCE 1968) 6. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 14 1. Abe Woody, 2003-05 6.83 MIN. 150.0 INNINGS MIN. 150.0 INNINGS 7. Steven White, 2000-03 13 2. Mark McCormick, 2003-05 6.86 1. Rick Dusek, 1968-70 1.58 1. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 10.83 8. Jeff Mandel, 2004-07 12 3. Scott Ruffcorn, 1989-91 7.07 2. Josh Turley, 2010-12 1.98 2. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 10.57 9. Max Garner, 2009-12 11 4. Pat Combs, 1987-88 7.09 3. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 2.37 3. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 9.39 10. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 10 5. Andy Beene, 1976-79 7.32 4. Tim Matthews, 2006-08 2.39 4. Kip Wells, 1996-98 9.19 Justin Taylor, 1999-02 10 6. Burl Coker, 1975-78 7.38 5. Abe Woody, 2003-05 2.42 5. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 9.13 Cory VanAllen, 2004-06 10 7. Stan Hilton, 1982-83 7.41 6. Jeff Kilgore, 1986-89 2.44 6. Mark McCormick, 2003-05 9.00 Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 10 8. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 7.44 7. Justin Taylor, 1999-02 2.56 7. Pat Combs, 1987-88 8.86 9. Brent Bearden, 1993-94 7.55 8. Steve Stuart, 1970-72 2.61 8. Willie Kempf, 2007-10 8.37 10. Michael Roberts, 1976-79 7.61 9. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 2.67 9. Craig Fritsch, 2007-10 8.23 10. Blaine Beaty, 1985-86 2.68 10. Josh Scott, 1998-01 8.16 BIG 12 CAREER MIN. 30.0 INNINGS BIG 12 CAREER BIG 12 CAREER 1. Mark McCormick, 2003-05 7.03 MIN. 30.0 INNINGS MIN. 30.0 INNINGS 2. Abe Woody, 2003-05 7.61 1. Dillon Newman, 2011-13 1.38 1. Aaron Miller, 2008-09 12.97 3. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 7.75 2. Josh Turley, 2010-12 1.76 2. Jason Jennings, 1997-99 10.79 4. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 7.97 3. Ryan Smith, 2012-13 2.19 3. Nick Cassavechia, 2005-08 10.43 5. Kyle Evans, 1998-00 8.10 4. Max Garner, 2009-13 2.30 4. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 9.95 6. Matthew Marcom, 1997-98 8.20 5. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 9.92

RECORDS 5. Logan Verrett, 2009-11 2.63 7. Max Garner, 2009-13 8.24 6. Austin Stone, 2012-13 2.76 6. Kendal Volz, 2007-09 9.79 8. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 8.30 7. Kris Lambert, 1997 2.84 7. Kip Wells, 1997-98 9.76 9. Ryan LaMotta, 2003-06 8.42 8. Trent Blank, 2009-12 2.87 8. Max Garner, 2009-12 9.18 10. Zane Carlson, 2000-04 8.53 9. Chad Hawkins, 1999-00 2.97 9. Jared Theodorakos, 2000-04 8.95 10. Crayton Bare, 2010-13 3.00 Willie Kempf, 2007-10 8.95

120 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL YEARLY pITChING LEADERS EARNED RUN AVERAGE 2003 Zane Carlson 30 Pat Combs 7 1972 Jim Sanders 76.1 Ryan LaMotta 30 1989 Glenn Nevill 7 1973 Jim Sanders 64.0 MIN. 1.0 Ip pER TEAM GAME 2004 Ryan LaMotta 29 1990 Scott Ruffcorn 9 1974 Dub Kilgo 81.0 YEAR pLAYER ERA 2005 Ryan LaMotta 36 1991 Frank Foltyn 9 1975 Dub Kilgo 92.2 1970 Dave Dories 2.03 Abe Woody 36 1992 Brian Carpenter 8 1976 Burl Coker 72.2 1971 Rickie Fox 1.95 2006 Nick Cassavechia 27 1993 Joe Wharton 10 1977 Burl Coker 103.0 1972 Brad Sheffield 3.95 2007 Nick Cassavechia 30 1994 Brent Bearden 7 1978 Burl Coker 87.2 1973 John Dennenny 1.08 2008 Nick Cassavechia 20 1995 Tim Peters 7 1979 Jon Perlman 104.1 1974 John Sherman 2.71 Mace Thurman 20 1996 Kris Lambert 10 1975 Dub Kilgo 3.39 1980 Lee Tunnell 88.2 2009 Logan Verrett 20 1997 Kris Lambert 8 1981 Jerry Arnold 65.1 1976 John Sherman 2.91 Craig Fritsch 20 1998 Kip Wells 13 1977 Burl Coker 3.39 1982 Jerry Arnold 71.0 2010 Josh Turley 26 1999 Jason Jennings 13 1983 Steve Smith 80.2 1978 Burl Coker 1.64 2011 Max Garner 29 2000 Kyle Evans 11 1984 Alan Koonce 77.0 1979 Michael Roberts 2.45 2012 Crayton Bare 24 Chad Hawkins 11 1985 Blaine Beatty 87.2 1980 Jerry Arnold 3.42 2013 Crayton Bare 27 2001 Steven White 10 1981 John Walker 2.14 2002 Justin Taylor 9 1986 Blaine Beatty 114.0 1982 Steve Smith 1.72 2003 Steven White 9 1987 Pat Combs 88.0 1983 Alam McKay 2.51 GAMES STARTED 2004 Trey Taylor 6 1988 Pat Combs 100.0 1984 Don Dumas 5.24 YEAR pLAYER GS 2005 Abe Woody 10 1989 Bruce Aguilar 89.0 1985 Don Dumas 2.38 1970 Ricky Dusek 9 2006 Cory VanAllen 8 1990 Scott Ruffcorn 93.1 1986 Ted Richardson 2.74 1971 Rickie Fox 11 2007 Jeff Mandel 7 1991 Glenn Nevill 94.2 1987 Pat Combs 2.76 1972 Steve Stuart 11 2008 Willie Kempf 6 1992 Brian Carpenter 121.1 1988 Pat Combs 2.16 1973 Jim Sanders 10 Shawn Tolleson 6 1993 Aaron Lineweaver 104.2 1989 Glenn Nevill 2.82 1974 n/a 2009 Logan Verrett 7 1994 Brent Bearden 92.1 1990 Scott Ruffcorn 2.60 1975 n/a 2010 Willie Kempf 9 1995 Tim Peters 103.0 1991 Glenn Nevill 2.47 1976 n/a 2011 Logan Verett 7 1996 Kris Lambert 108.0 1992 Brian Carpenter 2.15 1977 Sammy Bickham 17 2012 Trent Blank 11 1997 Kris Lambert 109.2 1993 Jeff Martin 2.48 1978 Jaime Cocanower 13 2013 Crayton Bare 6 1998 Kip Wells 123.2 1994 Brent Bearden 3.31 Shane Nolen 13 1999 Jason Jennings 146.2 1995 Matthew Marcom 3.28 1979 Jon Perlman 16 2000 Chad Hawkins 123.1 1996 Kris Lambert 3.67 1980 Jerry Arnold 13 SAVES YEAR pLAYER SV 2001 Steven White 98.0 1997 Jason Jennings 2.90 1981 Tim McLean 10 2002 Justin Taylor 117.2 1998 Josh Scott 2.50 1970 Rick Dusek 3 1982 Jerry Arnold 13 2003 Steven White 129.0 1999 Jason Jennings 2.58 1971 Thomas Kelly 3 1983 Steve Smith 13 2004 Trey Taylor 91.0 2000 Chad Hawkins 1.82 1972 Rick Vela 3 1984 Alan Koonce 12 2005 Mark McCormick 112.2 2001 Justin Taylor 2.86 1985 Blaine Beatty 13 1973 James Sanders 1 2006 Ryan LaMotta 99.0 2002 Justin Taylor 3.82 Kenneth Patterson 13 Rick Vela 1 2007 Jeff Mandel 97.0 2003 Ryan LaMotta 3.48 1986 Blaine Beatty 14 1974 John Denneny 2 2004 Abe Woody 2.78 1987 Pat Combs 12 Rickie Fox 2 2008 Shawn Tolleson 78.1 2005 Ryan LaMotta 2.15 1988 Pat Combs 14 1975 Harry Shipley 4 2009 Kendal Volz 86.0 2006 Randall Linebaugh 3.42 1989 Bruce Aguilar 15 1976 Don Brazell 2 2010 Logan Verrett 90.2 2007 Jeff Mandel 4.55 1990 Scott Ruffcorn 14 1977 Don Brazell 2 2011 Logan Verrett 101.1 2008 Willie Kempf 3.69 1991 three players 12 1978 Burl Coker 2 2012 Josh Turley 110.0 2009 Kendal Volz 4.50 1992 Brian Carpenter 16 Michael Roberts 2 2013 Dillon Newman 77.1 Shawn Tolleson 4.50 1993 Aaron Lineweaver 16 1979 Michael Roberts 5 2010 Willie Kempf 3.02 1994 Brent Bearden 15 1980 Jerry Arnold 1 STRIkEOUTS 2011 Logan Verrett 2.93 1995 Kris Lambert 15 Brent Rasner 1 YEAR pLAYER k 2012 Josh Turley 1.96 1996 Kris Lambert 14 1981 Paul Farmer 1 1970 Rick Dusek 40 1982 Craig Hall 3 2013 Dillon Newman 2.91 1997 Kris Lambert 16 1971 Steve Stuart 49 Brent Rasner 3 1998 Kip Wells 19 1972 Jim Sanders 47 1999 Jason Jennings 18 1983 Alan McKay 7 AppEARANCES 1984 Four players 1 1973 Jim Sanders 46 2000 three players 16 1974 Dub Kilgo 50 YEAR pLAYER App 2001 Josh Scott 15 1985 Don Dumas 4 1975 Dub Kilgo 66 1970 Ricky Dusek 11 Steven White 15 1986 Blaine Beatty 3 1976 Andy Beene 60 1971 Rickie Fox 11 2002 Justin Taylor 18 1987 Randy Swanberg 3 1972 Jim Sanders 13 2003 Steven White 19 1988 Pat Combs 2 1977 Sammy Bickham 86 Rick Vela 13 2004 Sean Walker 15 1989 Frank Foltyn 5 1978 Jaime Cocanower 46 1973 Rickie Fox 16 Trey Taylor 15 1990 Brian Carpenter 5 1979 Andy Beene 51 1974 n/a 2005 Mark McCormick 20 1991 Scott Rathbun 3 1980 Lee Tunnell 51 1975 n/a 2006 Cory VanAllen 16 1992 Joe Wharton 4 1981 Lee Tunnell 40 1976 n/a 2007 Jeff Mandel 16 1993 Brent Bearden 3 1982 Jerry Arnold 58 1977 Sammy Bickham 18 2008 Shawn Tolleson 14 1994 Kris Lambert 1 1983 Alan Koonce 59 Burl Coker 18 2009 Kendal Volz 12 Aaron Lineweaver 1 1984 Ken Patterson 42 1978 Mike Roberts 20 2010 Logan Verrett 14 Steve Waites 1 1985 Blaine Beatty 71 1979 Jon Perlman 17 2011 Logan Verrett 15 1995 Matthew Marcom 5 1986 Blaine Beatty 79 Mike Roberts 17 2012 Josh Turley 17 1996 Brett Bergman 3 1987 Pat Combs 88 1980 three players 14 2013 Max Garner 14 1997 Jason Jennings 10 1988 Pat Combs 97 1981 Brent Rasner 17 1998 Michael Bradford 3 1989 Bruce Aguilar 77 1982 Paul Farmer 17 Matthew Marcom 3 1990 Scott Ruffcorn 78 1983 Alan McKay 17 wINS 1999 Chad Hawkins 3 1991 Glenn Nevill 72 1984 Craig Gummelt 19 YEAR pLAYER w 2000 Zane Carlson 15 1992 Brian Carpenter 82 1985 Don Dumas 21 1970 Ricky Dusek 5 2001 Zane Carlson 8 1993 Joe Wharton 85 1986 Ted Richardson 22 1971 Rickie Fox 6 2002 Kyle Edens 14 1994 Brent Bearden 61 1987 Robert Levens 16 1972 Jim Sanders 4 2003 Zane Carlson 11 1995 Tim Peters 68 1988 Pat Combs 19 1973 Rickie Fox 6 2004 Abe Woody 5 1996 Kris Lambert 81 Jeff Kilgore 19 1974 John Sherman 7 2005 Abe Woody 11 1997 Kris Lambert 104 1989 Frank Foltyn 25 1975 Dub Kilgo 6 2006 Nick Cassavechia 8 1998 Kip Wells 135 1990 Frank Foltyn 21 1976 Michael Roberts 6 Jeff Mandel 8 1991 Frank Foltyn 24 1977 Sammy Bickham 10 2007 Nick Cassavechia 11 1999 Jason Jennings 172 1992 David Elsbernd 18 Burl Coker 10 2008 Nick Cassavechia 5 2000 Chad Hawkins 106 RECORDS Jason Rathburn 18 1978 Burl Coker 9 2009 Logan Verrett 3 2001 Steven White 80 1993 Brent Bearden 21 1979 Jon Perlman 12 2010 Brooks Pinckard 12 2002 Jared Theodorakos 105 Joe Wharton 21 1980 Lee Tunnell 8 2011 Max Garner 8 2003 Steven White 130 1994 Kris Lambert 22 1981 Brent Rasner 5 2012 Max Garner 10 2004 Trey Taylor 62 1995 Matthew Marcom 27 1982 Steve Smith 5 2013 Crayton Bare 5 2005 Mark McCormick 115 1996 Matthew Marcom 23 1983 Stan Hilton 8 Ryan Smith 5 2006 Randall Linebaugh 65 1997 Jason Jennings 27 1984 Alan Koonce 5 2007 Jeff Mandel 77 1998 Mark Outlaw 25 Ken Patterson 5 INNINGS 2008 Kendal Volz 85 1999 Mark Outlaw 29 1985 Blaine Beatty 10 2009 Kendal Volz 78 2000 Zane Carlson 24 1986 Blaine Beatty 10 YEAR pLAYER Ip 2010 Logan Verrett 97 1970 Ricky Dusek 70.0 2001 Paul Thorp 28 1987 Pat Combs 9 2011 Logan Verrett 96 1971 Rickie Fox 73.2 2002 Kyle Edens 35 1988 Bruce Aguilar 7 2012 Josh Turley 79 2013 Max Garner 64 121 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM FIELDING LEADERS pUTOUTS SEASON CAREER TEAM GAME RECORDS 1. Max Muncy, 2012 588 1. Max Muncy, 2010-12 1,656 BATTING pITChING 2. Kyle Reynolds, 2005 566 2. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 1,498 pLATE AppERANCES INNINGS pITChED 3. Mike Huggins, 2002 547 3. Luke Prestridge, 1976-79 1,312 Game: * 87 at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) Game: 22.0 at Houston (2/21/1999) 4. Max Muncy, 2010 541 4. Gregg Glime, 2007-10 1,171 Big 12 Game: 62 vs. Texas [13 inn.] (4/13/2006) Big 12 Game: 14.2 at TCU (4/20/2013) 5. Charley Carter, 1998 538 5. Keith Shepherd, 1983-86 1,065 6. Max Muncy, 2011 527 6. Josh Ford, 2002-05 967 * - second-highest total in NCAA history STRIkEOUTS 7. Mike Huggins, 2000 498 7. Sean Severide, 1989-92 957 AT BATS Game: 20 at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) 8. Matt Williams, 1999 494 8. Ken Kolkhorst, 1975-78 939 Game: * 75 at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) Big 12 Game: 17 vs. Texas Tech (3/24/2007) 9. Keith Shepherd, 1986 490 9. Dustin Dickerson, 2007-09 921 Big 12 Game: 54 vs. TCU [15 inn.] (4/20/2013) 17 at [14 inn.] Texas (5/1/2010) 10. Kevin Ellis, 1991 475 10. Kelly Shoppach, 1999-01 902 * - fourth-highest total in NCAA history wALkS BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 CAREER hITS Game: 17 vs. Texas Tech (3/23/1996) 1. Mike Huggins, 2000 271 1. Mike Huggins, 2000-02 721 Game: 32 vs. Howard Payne (4/21/1999) Big 12 Game: 11, four times 2. Max Muncy, 2011 253 2. Max Muncy, 2010-12 704 Big 12 Game: 23 at Nebraska (3/9/1997) 3. Kyle Reynolds, 2005 250 3. Gregg Glime, 2007-10 564 23 vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) hOME RUNS ALLOwED 4. Charley Carter, 1998 248 4. Kelly Shoppach, 1999-01 403 Big 12 Game: 7 at Oklahoma (2/28/1998) 5. Miller Huggins, 2002 240 5. Dustin Dickerson, 2007-09 371 RUNS 6. Max Muncy, 2012 226 6. Bryan Loeb, 1997-00 354 Inning: 14 vs. Houston [2nd] (4/19/1985) wILD pITChES 7. Max Muncy, 2010 225 7. Josh Ford, 2002-05 334 Big 12 Inning: 12 at Texas Tech [7th] (5/22/2005) Big 12 Game: 5 at Oklahoma (2/27/1998) 8. Matt Williams, 1999 215 8. Zach Dillon, 2003-06 332 12 vs. Texas Tech [4th] (3/25/2007) 9. Miller Huggins, 2001 210 9. Chad Polk, 1997-98 322 Game: 32 vs. Rice (1937) hIT BATSMEN 10. Chad Polk, 1997 208 10. Kyle Reynolds, 2003-05 310 32 vs. Minnesota (3/23/1986) Big 12 Game: 5 vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) Road Game: 25 at Texas State (4/23/2008) 5 vs. Texas A&M [11 inn.] (3/20/2008) Big 12 Game: 23 vs. Iowa State (3/29/1998) 5 vs. Kansas [11 inn.] (3/28/2010) ASSISTS SEASON CAREER DOUBLES 1. Paul Witt, 2005 218 1. Mike Bohny, 1991-94 566 Game: * 11 vs. Hardin-Simmons (3/24/1998) FIELDING Road Game: 10 at Texas State (4/23/2008) 2. Trevor Mote, 2001 192 2. Eric Nelson, 1996-99 517 TOTAL ChANCES 10 at UCLA (2/24/2012) 3. Eric Nelson, 1999 186 3. Paul Witt, 2002-05 512 Game: * 97 at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) Big 12 Game: 8 vs. Missouri (3/3/2001) 4. Trey Webb, 2002 183 4. Beamer Weems, 2006-08 507 Big 12 Game: 68 vs. Kansas [14 inn.] (3/28/2010) 5. Michael Griffin, 2005 182 5. Brad Meyer, 1984-87 505 8 at Oklahoma State (4/11/2003) * - tied for seventh-best total in NCAA history 6. Jace Brewer, 2000 178 6. Jake Miller, 2010-13 492 * - tied for seventh-most in NCAA history Jake Miller, 2013 178 7. Brian Black, 1990-93 478 pUTOUTS 8. Jake Miller, 2012 175 8. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 460 TRIpLES 9. Eric Nelson, 1998 174 9. Landis Ware, 2008-11 458 Game: 3 vs. Sam Houston State (3/18/1986) Game: * 66 at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) 10. Beamer Weems, 2008 173 10. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 454 3 at Rice (3/23/1991) Big 12 Game: 44 at TCU [15 inn.] (4/20/2013) 3 vs. Oklahoma State (4/6/2002) * - tied for NCAA record BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 CAREER 3 vs. UTSA (2/20/2007) 3 vs. Texas Southern (3/20/2007) 1. Jace Brewer, 2000 97 1. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 233 ASSISTS 3 vs. Illinois-Chicago (3/12/2010) 2. Eric Nelson, 1997 88 2. Paul Witt, 2002-05 218 Game: 28 at Houston [22 inn.] (2/21/1999) 3 vs. Sam Houston State (4/20/2010) 3. Trevor Mote, 2001 85 3. Landis Ware, 2008-11 213 Big 12 Game: 21 vs. KSU [13 inn.] (3/29/2013) 3 at UT Arlington (4/12/2011) 4. Paul Witt, 2005 84 4. Beamer Weems, 2006-08 211 Big 12 Game: 3 vs. Oklahoma State (4/6/2002) 5. Raynor Campbell, 2010 79 5. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 206 ERRORS Jake Miller, 2013 79 6. Jake Miller, 2010-13 199 hOME RUNS Game: 12 vs. Texas (4/28/1950) Big 12 Game: 7 at Texas (5/1/2009) 7. Beamer Weems, 2008 78 7. Raynor Campbell, 2007-10 195 Game: 8 vs. UTSA (4/20/1999) 8. Landis Ware, 2011 77 8. Shaver Hansen, 2007-09 178 8 at Kansas (4/5/2009) 9. Eric Nelson, 1999 74 9. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 159 Big 12 Game: 8 at Kansas (4/5/2009) Preston Underdown, 2000 74 10. Jace Brewer, 1997-00 158 MISCELLANEOUS RUNS BATTED IN LONGEST GAME Game: 29 vs. Minnesota (3/23/1986) Innings: * 22 at Houston (2/21/1999) Big 12 Game: 21 vs. Iowa State (3/29/1998) Innings, Big 12: 15 at TCU (4/20/2013) Time (9-inn.): 4:12 at Kansas State (4/15/2012) ERRORS TOTAL BASES SEASON CAREER Game: 63 vs. Howard Payne (4/21/1999) * - tied for NCAA record 1. Brent Shepherd, 1994 30 1. Mike Bohny, 1991-94 65 Big 12 Game: 47 at Kansas (4/5/2009) 2. Mark Saccomanno, 2001 26 2. Matt Williams, 1998-01 62 MARGIN OF VICTORY 3. Steve Kliafas, 1988 25 3. Paul Witt, 2002-05 59 STOLEN BASES Game: 27 vs. Howard Payne [28-1] (4/21/1999) Paul Witt, 2005 25 4. Michael Griffin, 2002-05 57 Game: 9 vs. St. Mary’s (2/11/1992) Big 12 Game: 19 vs. Missouri (4/11/2009) 5. Manuel Ordones, 1978 22 5. Brent Shepherd, 1991-94 54 Big 12 Game: 7 vs. Missouri (4/13/1997) Brad Meyer, 1986 22 Preston Underdown, 1997-00 54 MARGIN OF DEFEAT wALkS Trey Webb, 2002 22 7. Brad Meyer, 1984-87 53 Game: 23 at Oklahoma [23-0] (4/2/1995) Game: 17 at Mississippi State (3/9/2008) Trey Webb, 2003 22 Eric Nelson, 1996-99 53 Big 12 Game: 13 vs. Texas Tech [16-3] (3/23/1997) home Game: 16 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Jake Miller, 2012 22 9. Mike Briley, 1988-91 49 13 at Texas Tech [14-1] (4/2/2006) Big 12 Game: 13 at Oklahoma State (3/7/1999) 10. Seven times 21 10. Jake Miller, 2010-13 48 13 vs. Nebraska [14-1] (4/26/2008) STRIkEOUTS BIG 12 SEASON BIG 12 CAREER Game: 19 vs. Texas A&M (3/29/1957) 1. Mark Saccomanno, 2001 17 1. Preston Underdown, 1997-00 28 Big 12 Game: 18 vs. Texas [13 inn.] (4/13/2006) 2. Kyle Reynolds, 2004 15 Michael Griffin, 2002-05 28 3. Paul Witt, 2003 13 3. Paul Witt, 2002-05 27 FEwEST STRIkEOUTS 4. Trey Webb, 2002 12 4. Jake Miller, 2010-13 24 Game: 0, several times 5. Preston Underdown, 1997 11 5. Eric Nelson, 1997-99 23 Big 12 Game: 0 at Texas (5/3/2008) Jace Brewer, 2000 11 6. Matt Williams, 1998-01 22 hIT BATSMEN Michael Griffin, 2004 11 Trey Webb, 2001-03 22 8. Eric Nelson, 1997 10 Mark Saccomanno, 1999-03 22 Inning: 4 vs. Kansas State (4/10/2005) Game: * 10 at TCU (3/6/2012) RECORDS Michael Griffin, 2002 10 9. Kyle Reynolds, 2003-05 21 Trey Webb, 2003 10 Shaver Hansen, 2007-09 21 Big 12 Game: 6 vs. Oklahoma (4/14/2013) Jake Miller, 2012 10 * - tied for NCAA record

122 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL TEAM SEASON BESTS MISCELLANEOUS BATTING pITChING GAMES BATTING AVERAGE TRIpLES wALkS EARNED RUN AVERAGE wALkS 1. 70 2005 1. .326 2003 1. 39 1986 1. 337 1977 ALL-TIME 1. 283 1996 2. 68 2003 2. .325 1986 2. 38 1987 2. 310 1999 1. 1.70 1968 2. 268 2003 3. 66 2012 3. .324 1999 3. 34 2002 3. 296 2012 2. 1.82 1964 3. 266 1993 4. 65 1999 4. .319 1998 4. 32 1985 4. 290 1998 3. 2.35 1965 4. 263 1994 5. 63 2006 5. .318 1997 32 2006 5. 283 2000 4. 2.36 1966 5. 262 2005 6. 62 1986 6. .317 1985 6. 29 1996 6. 275 1993 5. 2.76 1970 6. 257 1988 62 1998 7. .315 1996 29 1997 7. 273 1986 6. 2.88 1969 7. 254 1984 62 2000 8. .314 2002 29 2003 8. 270 1987 7. 3.06 1963 8. 243 1997 62 2002 9. .311 1987 9. 27 1991 270 2008 8. 3.08 2012 9. 238 1998 62 2007 10. .309 2012 27 1993 10. 267 1996 9. 3.10 1977 10. 237 2001 10. 3.23 2005 wINS AT BATS hOME RUNS STRIkEOUTS COMpLETE GAMES 1. 50 1999 1. 2,522 2003 1. 115 1998 1. 477 1998 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. 27 1971 2. 49 2012 2. 2,376 2005 2. 108 1999 2. 473 2007 ALUMINUM-BAT ERA* 27 1972 3. 46 2005 3. 2,344 1999 3. 83 2003 3. 462 2009 1. 3.08 2012 3. 22 1977 4. 45 2000 4. 2,210 2002 4. 73 2009 4. 450 2005 2. 3.10 1977 22 1992 45 2003 5. 2,184 1998 5. 64 2001 5. 443 2008 3. 3.23 2005 5. 21 1970 6. 43 1977 6. 2,183 2012 6. 61 1977 6. 437 2011 4. 3.31 1982 6. 19 1980 7. 42 1985 7. 2,159 2001 61 1997 7. 428 2004 5. 3.40 1992 19 1986 8. 41 1993 8. 2,098 2007 8. 57 2010 8. 426 1999 6. 3.49 1976 8. 18 1968 41 1998 9. 2,096 2000 9. 54 2004 9. 414 2000 7. 3.53 1985 18 1988 10. 40 1986 10. 2,084 1996 10. 53 2002 414 2006 3.53 1991 10. 15 5 times 40 1991 9. 3.68 2000 RUNS ExTRA-BASE hITS hIT BATSMEN 10. 3.68 1990 hIT BATSMEN CONSECUTIVE wINS 1. 565 1999 1. 283 1998 1. 86 2012 * - since 1974 1. 64 2003 1. 24 2012 2. 545 2003 2. 279 2003 2. 71 2000 2. 61 2008 2. 20 1985 3. 517 1998 3. 271 1999 3. 63 2003 3. 58 2013 SAVES 3. 16 1912 4. 485 1977 4. 238 2001 4. 62 2006 4. 57 2010 1. 21 2000 4. 14 1998 5. 462 1996 5. 218 2002 5. 55 1996 5. 56 2012 2. 20 2010 14 1999 6. 454 1986 6. 211 2010 6. 52 1999 6. 54 2006 3. 19 2005 6. 13 1984 7. 449 2001 7. 209 1997 7. 50 2002 54 2007 19 2012 13 1987 8. 438 2002 8. 203 1996 50 2007 8. 53 2011 5. 18 2003 13 1989 9. 427 2012 9. 199 2000 50 2009 9. 50 2009 18 2006 13 1991 10. 418 1997 10. 197 2007 10. 49 1998 10. 45 2005 7. 17 1993 10. 12 1999 8. 16 2002 hITS TOTAL BASES ON BASE pERCENTAGE 16 2008 FIELDING wINNING pERCENTAGE 1. 823 2003 1. 1,297 2003 SINCE 1968 10. 15 2007 pUTOUTS 1. .804 1961 (18-4-1) 2. 759 1999 2. 1,269 1999 1. .414 1977 1. 1,900 2005 2. .769 1999 (50-15) 3. 696 1998 3. 1,234 1998 2. .413 1986 ShUTOUTS 2. 1,830 2003 3. .764 1985 (42-13) 4. 693 2002 4. 1,051 2002 3. .412 1987 1. 10 1986 3. 1,754 1999 4. .742 2012 (49-17) 5. 675 2012 5. 1,033 2001 4. .409 1999 2. 8 1991 4. 1,744 2012 5. .741 1977 (43-15) 6. 656 1996 6. 990 1997 5. .408 1985 3. 7 1977 5. 1,658 2000 6. .726 2000 (45-17) 7. 650 2001 7. 981 2010 6. .406 2012 7 1985 6. 1,649 2002 7. .720 1964 (18-7) 8. 639 2005 8. 972 1996 7. .405 1998 7 1992 7. 1,635 2006 .720 1965 (18-7) 9. 630 1997 9. 965 2012 8. .402 1996 6. 6 1973 8. 1,616 2007 9. .717 1987 (38-15) 630 2010 10. 945 2005 9. .400 1997 6 2000 9. 1,614 1998 10. .708 1962 (17-7) 10. .397 2003 8. 5 Nine times 10. 1,610 2001 RUNS BATTED IN SLUGGING pERCENTAGE LOSSES 1. 522 1999 1. .565 1998 INNINGS ASSISTS 1. 31 1988 2. 512 2003 2. .541 1999 1. 633.1 2005 1. 795 2005 31 2004 3. 485 1998 3. .514 2003 2. 610.0 2003 2. 685 2012 3. 28 1994 4. 404 1996 4. .505 1986 3. 584.2 1999 3. 684 1978 28 1995 404 1986 5. .503 1985 4. 581.1 2012 4. 673 2002 28 2011 6. 401 2002 6. .499 1997 5. 553.0 2000 5. 668 2000 28 2013 7. 395 2001 7. .495 1987 6. 545.0 2006 5. 667 2006 6. 27 1996 8. 387 2012 8. .478 2001 7. 549.2 2002 7. 658 2010 27 2007 9. 378 2010 9. .477 2009 8. 538.2 2007 8. 655 2001 8. 26 1992 10. 377 1997 10. .476 1977 9. 538.0 1998 655 2007 26 2002 .476 2002 10. 536.2 2001 10. 647 2004 26 2006 DOUBLES 26 2008 1. 167 2003 STOLEN BASES STRIkEOUTS FIELDING pERCENTAGE 26 2009 2. 157 2001 1. 146 1999 1. 590 1999 1. .976 2012 3. 143 1998 2. 128 1994 2. 530 1998 2. .973 2006 4. 140 1999 3. 120 1992 530 2003 3. .971 2008 140 2000 4. 109 2000 4. 509 2002 4. .970 1977 6. 132 1996 5. 100 1993 5. 491 2005 .970 2011 7. 131 2002 100 1998 6. 478 2010 6. .969 1985 8. 128 2010 7. 96 1988

7. 472 2000 7. .968 2005 RECORDS 9. 126 2005 96 2012 8. 461 2009 .968 2010 10. 123 2007 9. 93 1991 9. 448 2012 .968 2013 10. 88 1989 10. 444 2007 10. .966 1999 .966 2000

123 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS BATTING DOUBLES pITChING COMpLETE GAMES BATTING AVERAGE Game: 3, Chris Durbin at Rice (5/26/2001) EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season: 2, Jaime Cocanower (1977) Regional (min. 12 at bats): Regional: 4, Chris Durbin (2001) Season (min. 7.0 innings): Career: 2, Jaime Cocanower (1977-78) .583 [7-for-12], Luke Prestridge (1978) Super Reg: 2, Preston Underdown (1999) 0.00 [0 ER, 7.2 IP], Jeff Mandel (2005) 2, Jason Jennings (1998-99) Super Regional (min. 12 at bats): 2, Chris Durbin (2003) Season (min. 10.0 innings): 2, Mark Saccomanno (2003) ShUTOUTS .571 [8-for-14], Chris Durbin (2003) 1.20 [2 ER, 15.0 IP], Tyler Bremer (2012) None in NCAA postseason play .538 [7-for-13], Josh Ford (2005) 2, Max Muncy (2012) 1.42 [2 ER, 12.2 IP], Abe Woody (2005) .500 [6-for-12], Max Muncy (2012) 2, Cal Towey (2012) 1.54 [2 ER, 11.2 IP], Ryan LaMotta (2005) INNINGS College world Series (min. 9 at bats): CwS: 2, Zach Dillon (2005) Career (min. 14.0 innings): Game: 10.0, Burl Coker vs. Minnesota .333 [3-for-9], Ken Kolkhorst (1977) Season: 4, Chris Durbin (2001) 1.17 [2 ER, 15.1 IP], Tyler Bremer (2011-12) (6/13/1977) 4, Michael Griffin, (2005) .333 [3-for-9], Steve Macko (1977) 1.29 [2 ER, 14.0 IP], Willie Kempf (2009-10) Regional: 10.2, John Schott (1977) 4, Max Muncy (2012) .333 [3-for-9], Seth Fortenberry (2005) Career (min. 20.0 innings): Super Reg: 9.0, Tyler Bremer (2012) Career: 9, Chris Durbin (2000-03) .333 [5-for-15], Kevin Russo (2005) 1.74 [6 ER, 31.0 IP], Ryan LaMotta (2003-06) CwS: 12.0, Mark McCormick (2005) 10.0, Burl Coker (1977) Season (min. 20 at bats): TRIpLES .455 [10-for-22], Preston Underdown (1999) AppEARANCES Season: 25.0 Mark McCormick (2005) Game: 1, 13 times Career (min. 25 at bats): Regional: 3, Kyle Edens (2002) 19.0, twice Regional: 2, Dan Evatt (2012) .444 [20-for-45], Trey Webb (2001-03) 3, Zane Carlson (2003) Career: 31.0, Ryan LaMotta (2003-06) Super Reg: 1, Mark Saccomanno (2003) Career (min. 50 at bats): 3, Brooks Pinckard (2010) 30.1, Mark McCormick (2003-05) CwS: 1, Mike Czimskey (1977) .309 [21-for-68], Josh Ford (2002-05) 3, Crayton Bare (2012) 28.1, Josh Turley (2010-12) Season: 2, Mark Saccomanno (2003) .306 [19-for-62], Max Muncy (2010-012) Super Reg: 3, Mark Outlaw (1999) 2, Dan Evatt (2012) CwS: 3, Ryan LaMotta (2005) STRIkEOUTS GAMES pLAYED Career: 2, Mark Saccomanno (1999-03) Season: 6, Ryan LaMotta (2005) Game: 11, Jason Jennings vs. Minnesota Season: 10, nine players (all in 2005) 2, Dan Evatt (2012) Career: 10, Ryan LaMotta (2003-06) (5/29/1999) 10, Trey Taylor vs. UTSA (6/4/2005) Career: 20, Michael Griffin (2002-05) hOME RUNS 6, Justin Taylor (1999-02) 6, Abe Woody (2003-05) 10, Mark McCormick vs. Clemson Game: 2, Steve Macko vs. New Orleans AT BATS 6, Trent Blank (2009-12) (6/12/2005) Regional: 22, Mike Czimskey (1977) (5/28/77) Regional: 11, Jason Jennings (1999) 22, Josh Ludy (2012) 2, Logan Vick vs. Arkansas (6/9/12) GAMES STARTED 10, Trey Taylor (2005) 22, Max Muncy (2012) Regional: 2, Steve Macko (1977) Regional: 2, Sammy Bickham (1977) Super Reg: 10, Mark McCormick (2005) 22, Logan Vick (2012) 2, Matt Williams (1998) 2, Cory VanAllen (2006) 9, Steven White (2003) Super Reg: 14, Chris Durbin (2003) 2, Josh Ludy (2012) 2, Josh Turley (2012) CwS: 8, Jaime Cocanower (1977) 14, Michael Griffin (2005) Super Reg: 2, Logan Vick (2012) Super Reg: 1, 12 times 8, Jon Perlman (1978) CwS: 17, Reid Brees (2005) CwS: 1, Josh Ford (2005) CwS: 2, Mark McCormick (2005) 8, Mark McCormick (2005) 17, Michael Griffin (2005) Season: 3, Josh Ford (2005) Season: 4, Mark McCormick (2005) 8, Cory VanAllen (2005) Season: 45, Michael Griffin (2005) 3, Josh Ludy (2012) 3, Trey Taylor (2005) Season: 24, Mark McCormick (2005) 41, Kevin Russo (2005) 2, seven times 3, Cory VanAllen (2005) 18, Steven White (2003) 40, Josh Ford (2005) Career: 5, Matt Williams (1998-01) 3, Josh Turley (2012) 17, Trey Taylor (2005) 40, Paul Witt (2005) RUNS BATTED IN Career: 5, Mark McCormick (2003-05) Career: 31, Mark McCormick (2003-05) Career: 79, Michael Griffin (2002-05) 5, Cory VanAllen (2005-06) Game: 5, Steve Macko vs. New Orleans 24, Steven White (2000-03) 68, Josh Ford (2002-05) 4, Steven White (2000-03) (5/28/1977) 24, Ryan LaMotta (2003-06) 4, Josh Turley (2010-12) hITS Regional: 7, Fritz Connally (1977) 23, Trey Taylor (2002-05) Game: 5, Eric Nelson vs. Minnesota Super Reg: 6, Eric Nelson (1999) wINS wALkS (5/30/1999) CwS: 4, Michael Griffin (2005) Regional: 2, John Schott (1977) Game: 7, Jason Jennings at Florida Regional: 10, Trevor Mote (2001) Season: 10, Eric Nelson (1999) Super Reg: 1, Chad Hawkins (1999) (5/22/1998) Super Reg: 8, Chris Durbin (2003) 10, Logan Vick (2012) 1, Steven White (2003) Regional: 8, Sammy Bickham (1977) CwS: 5, Reid Brees (2005) Career: 15, Logan Vick (2010-12) 1, Mark McCormick (2005) Super Reg: 6, Mark McCormick (2005) 5, Michael Griffin (2005) 13, Jason Jennings (1998-99) 1, Cory VanAllen (2005) CwS: 5, Mark McCormick (2005) 5, Kevin Russo (2005) 12, Josh Ford (2002-05) 1, Trent Blank (2012) 5, Trey Taylor (2005) Season: 15, Michael Griffin (2005) wALkS CwS: 1, Jeff Mandel (2005) Season: 15, Mark McCormick (2005) 14, Josh Ford (2005) Regional: 9, Steve Macko (1977) 1, Abe Woody (2005) Career: 20, Mark McCormick (2003-05) 13, Paul Witt (2005) Super Reg: 4, Jon Topolski (1999) Season: 2, John Schott (1977) 19, Jaime Cocanower (1977-78) 12, Max Muncy (2012) 4, Josh Ludy (2012) 2, Steven White (2003) 11, five times 4, Logan Vick (2012) 2, Jeff Mandel (2005) FIELDING Career: 23, Michael Griffin (2002-05) CwS: 3, Leonard Woods (1977) 2, Abe Woody (2005) ERRORS 21, Josh Ford (2002-05) 3, Seth Fortenberry (2005) Career: 3, Justin Taylor (1999-02) Game: 3, Brent Shepherd vs. 20, Matt Williams (1998-01) 3, Mike Pankratz (2005) SAVES South Alabama (5/28/1993) Regional: 4, Steve Macko (1977) RUNS Season: 11, Steve Macko (1977) Regional: 2, Kyle Edens (2002) 4, Brent Shepherd (1993) Game: 4, Jaime Bubela vs. Minnesota Career: 13, Logan Vick (2010-12) 2, Zane Carlson (2003) 4, Landis Ware (2010) (5/30/1999) 11, Steve Macko (1977) 2, Brooks Pinckard (2010) Super Reg: 2, Michael Griffin (2003) 4, Mark Cogdill vs. Oklahoma State STRIkEOUTS Super Reg: 1, Mark Outlaw (1999) (6/5/1999) 2, Kyle Reynolds (2003) Game: 4, Mike Czimskey vs. Miami, Fla. 1, Ryan LaMotta (2003) Regional: 9, Steve Macko (1977) CwS: 2, Ken Kolkhorst (1978) (5/29/1977) CwS: None Super Reg: 6, Mark Cogdill (1999) 2, Paul Witt (2005) Regional: 8, Beamer Weems (2006) Season: 2, Kyle Edens (2002) CwS: 3, Seth Fortenberry (2005) Season: 4, Steve Macko (1977) 8, Brooks Pinckard (2010) 2, Zane Carlson (2003) 3, Kevin Russo (2005) 4, Brent Shepherd (1993) Super Reg: 5, Jeff Mandel (2005) 2, Ryan LaMotta (2005) Season: 10, Steve Macko (1977) 4, Landis Ware (2010) 5, Jake Miller (2012) 2, Brooks Pinckard (2010) Career: 17, Matt Williams (1998-01) Career: 7, Michael Griffin (2002-05) CwS: 6, Kyle Reynolds (2005) Career: 3, Zane Carlson (2000-03) STOLEN BASES Season: 12, Jeff Mandel (2005) 3, Ryan LaMotta (2003-06) Note: Records do not include 1948 Regional (box Game: 2, 10 times Career: 15, Brooks Pinckard (2009-11) scores not available). Regional: 4, Brooks Pinckard (2011) 15, Max Muncy (2010-12)

RECORDS Super Reg: 4, Jon Topolski (1999) CwS: 1, Mike Wells (1977) 1, Seth Fortenberry (2005) 1, Paul Witt (2005) Season: 5, Jon Topolski (1999) Career: 6, Anthony Hensley (1999-00)

124 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL BIG 12 TOURNAMENT RECORDS BATTING BATTING AVERAGE hOME RUNS AppEARANCES Season (min. 12 at bats): Game: 2, Beamer Weems vs. Texas (5/25/2006) Season: 4, Zane Carlson (2003) .533 [8-for-15], Raynor Campbell (2010) 2, Logan Vick vs. Kansas State (5/26/2010) Career: 7, Abe Woody (2003-05) .500 [7-for-14], Charley Carter (1998) 2, Josh Ludy vs. Kansas State (5/23/2012) .500 [6-for-12], Eric Nelson (1998) Season: 4, Josh Ludy (2012) GAMES STARTED .500 [6-for-12], Mike Pankratz (2005) 3, Beamer Weems (2006) Season: 2, Steven White (2003) .500 [7-for-14], Dustin Dickerson (2009) 3, Matt Czimskey (2007) 2, Mark McCormick (2005) Season (min. 10 at bats): 2, Ron Zboril (2000) Career: 4, Steven White (2000-03) .636 [7-for-11], Josh Ludy (2012) 2, Mike Pankratz (2004) 4, Mark McCormick (2003-05) .545 [6-for-11], Kevin Sevigny (2004) 2, Seth Fortenberry (2006) .545 [6-for-11], Shaver Hansen (2008) 2, Shaver Hansen (2007) wINS Career (min. 25 at bats): 2, Logan Vick (2010) Season: 2, Craig Fritsch (2009) .462 [18-for-39), Shaver Hansen (2007-09) 2, Landis Ware (2010) Career: 3, Craig Fritsch (2008-10) .452 [19-for-42], David Murphy (2001-03) Career: 4, Josh Ludy (2010-12) 2, Josh Scott (1998-01) 3, David Murphy (2001-03) 2, Trey Taylor (2002-05) GAMES pLAYED 3, Seth Fortenberry (2003-06) 2, Andy Pape (2003-07) 2, Chad Hawkins (1999-00) Season: 6, several times 3, Matt Czimskey (2006-07) Career: 17, Kevin Sevigny (2003-06) 3, Beamer Weems (2006-08) 3, Shaver Hansen (2007-09) SAVES Season: 3, Nick Cassavechia (2007) AT BATS 2, Ryan LaMotta (2004) Game: 7, Mark Saccomanno vs. Nebraska (5/24/2003) RUNS BATTED IN 2, Kendal Volz (2009) Season: 27, Mark Saccomanno (2003) Game: 6, Josh Ludy vs. Kansas State (5/23/2012) Career: 4, Nick Cassavechia (2005-08) Career: 63, Michael Griffin (2002-05) 4, Jace Brewer vs. Texas (5/20/1999) 4, Chase Gerdes vs. Oklahoma (5/28/2004) 2, Abe Woody (2003-05) 2, Ryan LaMotta (2003-06) RUNS 4, Drew Sutton vs. Oklahoma (5/28/2004) 4, Jeff Mandel vs. Oklahoma State (5/26/2005) Game: 4, David Murphy vs. Missouri (5/23/2003) 4, Matt Czimskey vs. Missouri (5/25/2007) COMpLETE GAMES 4, Mark Saccomanno vs. Texas (5/25/2003) 4, Shaver Hansen vs. Nebraska (5/21/2008) Season: 1, Jason Jennings vs. Missouri (5/19/1999) Season: 8, Mark Saccomanno (2003) 4, Shaver Hansen vs. Kansas (5/23/2009) 1, Chad Hawkins vs. Missouri (5/22/1999) 8, David Murphy (2003) 4, Landis Ware vs. Kansas State (5/26/2010) 1, Kyle Evans vs. Texas (5/18/2000) Career: 13, Josh Ford (2002-05) 4, Landis Ware vs. Kansas (5/29/2010) 1, Steven White vs. Missouri [7 inn.] (5/21/2003) Season: 10, Mark Saccomanno (2003) 1, Josh Turley vs. Kansas State [7 inn.] (5/23/2012) hITS 10, Josh Ludy (2012) 1, Dillon Newman vs. Oklahoma [8 inn.] (5/23/2013) Game: 4, Jace Brewer vs. Texas Tech (5/20/2000) Career: 16, Shaver Hansen (2007-09) 4, Mark Saccomanno vs. Texas (5/25/2003) 11, Beamer Weems (2006-08) ShUTOUTS Season: 12, Mark Saccomanno (2003) 11, Josh ludy (2010-12) Season: 1, Jason Jennings vs. Missouri (5/19/1999) Career: 19, David Murphy (2001-03) 10, Jace Brewer (1999-00) 1, Steven White vs. Missouri [7 inn.] (5/21/2003) 19, Chase Gerdes (2004-07) 10, Mark Saccomanno (2001-03) 10, David Murphy (2001-03) INNINGS DOUBLES 10, Chase Gerdes (2004-07) Game: 9.0, Jason Jennings vs. Missouri (5/19/1999) Game: 2, Eric Nelson vs. Texas Tech (5/15/1998) 9.0, Chad Hawkins vs. Missouri (5/22/1999) 2, Josh Ford vs. Missouri (5/29/2004) STOLEN BASES 9.0, Kyle Evans vs. Texas (5/18/2000) 2, Jeff Mandel vs. Oklahoma State (5/26/2005) Game: 3, Anthony Hensley vs. Missouri (5/22/1999) Season: 14.2, Jason Jennings (1999) 2, Beamer Weems vs. Nebraska (5/24/2006) 3, Nathan Orf vs. Kansas State (5/25/2012) Career: 25.1, Ryan LaMotta (2003-06) 2, Beamer Weems vs. Texas A&M (5/27/2007) Season: 5, Anthony Hensley (1999) 2, Shaver Hansen vs. Texas (5/20/2009) Career: 6, Anthony Hensley (1999-00) STRIkEOUTS 2, Cal Towey vs. Kansas State (5/26/2010) Game: 13, Kendal Volz (5/26/2007) Season: 4, Trey Webb (2003) wALkS 10, Jason Jennings (5/19/1999) Career: 6, Trey Webb (2001-03) 10, Chad Hawkins (5/22/1999) Game: 4, Beamer Weems vs. Oklahoma (5/26/2007) 6, Josh Ford (2002-05) Season: 14, Jason Jennings (1999) Season: 6, David Murphy (2003) 6, Ben Booker (2006-09) Career: 23, Jason Jennings (1997-99) 6, Chris Durbin (2003) 23, Kendal Volz (2007-09) Career: 10, Chris Durbin (2000-03) TRIpLES 10, Beamer Weems (2006-08) Game: 1, 20 times 10, Raynor Campbell (2007-10) wALkS Season: 2, Anthony Hensley (1999) Inning: 4, Mark McCormick (5/28/2004) Game: 6, Matthew Marcom (5/15/1997) 2, Brooks Pinckard (2010) STRIkEOUTS Career: 2, Anthony Hensley (1999-00) 6, Mark McCormick (5/29/2005) Game: 3, nine times 2, David Murphy (2001-03) Season: 7, Mark McCormick (2005) Season: 9, Kevin Sevigny (2003) 2, Seth Fortenberry (2003-06) Career: 16, Mark McCormick (2003-05) Career: 20, Kevin Sevigny (2003-06) 2, Brooks Pinckard (2010-11) 2, Chris Slater (2008-11) FIELDING pITChING

ERRORS RECORDS EARNED RUN AVERAGE Inning: 4, Paul Witt (5/26/2005, 9th inn.) Career (min. 10.0 innings): Game: 4, Paul Witt (5/26/2005) 1.42 [2 ER, 12.2 IP], Josh Turley (2010-12) Season: 8, Paul Witt (2005) Career (min. 20.0 innings): Career: 8, Paul Witt (2002-05) 2.63 [7 ER, 24.0 IP], Willie Kempf (2007-10) Career (min. 25.0 innings): 3.20 [9 ER, 25.1 IP], Ryan LaMotta (2003-06)

125 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM BAYLOR BALLpARk RECORDS MISCELLANEOUS TEAM pITChING INDIVIDUAL BATTING Longest Game (innings): 16, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts BAYLOR BAYLOR (3/11/2000) Innings: 16.0 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) At Bats: 9, Jace Brewer vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Longest Game (time): 6:15, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts Most Runs Allowed: 23 vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) Runs: 5, Jon Topolski vs. Howard Payne (4/21/1999) (3/11/2000) 5, Logan Vick vs. UT Arlington (4/14/2010) Margin of Victory: 27, Baylor (28) vs. Howard Payne (1) Fewest hits Allowed: 0 vs. Iowa State (4/15/2000) 0 vs. Loyola Marymount (2/15/2004) hits: 5, eight times (4/21/1999) Doubles: 3, three times Most hits Allowed: 22 vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) Margin of Defeat: 13, Nebraska (14) vs. Baylor (1) Triples: 2, Chris Durbin vs. Oklahoma State (4/6/2002) 22 vs. Texas Tech (3/19/2011) (3/17/2007) 2, Beamer Weems vs. Texas Southern (3/20/2007) 13, Dallas Baptist (16) vs. Baylor (3) (4/8/2009) walks: 12 vs. Loyola Marymount (2/14/2004) home Runs: 3, Aaron Miller vs. Illinois (2/29/2008) Strikeouts: 17 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) RBI: 6, five times TEAM BATTING 17 vs. Texas Tech (3/24/2007) Total Bases: 11, Eric Nelson vs. Kansas State (2/26/1999) BAYLOR wild pitches: 4 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) 11, Cal Towey vs. Texas (4/8/2011) At Bats: 63 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) 4 vs. Texas Tech (3/20/2011) Bases on Balls: 4, five times Runs: 28 vs. Howard Payne (4/21/1999) 4 vs. Illinois (3/9/2013) Strikeouts: 4, eight times hits: 32 vs. Howard Payne (4/21/1999) hit Batsmen: 5, four times Stolen Bases: 4, Jaime Bubela vs. Kansas State (2/27/1999) Doubles: 8 vs. McNeese State (3/31/1999) Balks: 3 vs. Oral Roberts (2/24/2002) 4, Anthony Hensley vs. Texas (4/21/2000) Howard Payne (4/21/1999) home Runs Allowed: 5 vs. Oklahoma (4/23/1999) hit by pitch: 3, Michael Griffin vs. Vanderbilt (3/12/2004) Triples: 3, six times 5 vs. Texas A&M (4/19/2008) 3, Nathan Orf vs. Texas Tech (3/18/2012) home Runs: 8 vs. UTSA (4/20/1999) 5 vs. Oklahoma (4/26/2009) RBI: 26 vs. Howard Payne (4/21/1999) OppONENT At Bats: 7, four times Total Bases: 63 vs. Howard Payne (4/21/1999) OppONENT walks: 16 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Runs: 4, four times Innings: 16.0, Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Strikeouts: 18 vs. Texas (4/13/2006) hits: 5, four times Stolen Bases: 8 vs. Dallas Baptist (5/16/2006) Most Runs Allowed: 28, Howard Payne (4/21/1999) Doubles: 2, several times 8 vs. UTSA (5/15/2012) Fewest hits Allowed: 2, Stephen F. Austin (2/12/2006) Triples: 2, five times hit by pitch: 6 vs. Vanderbilt (3/12/2004) 2, TCU (2/22/2011) home Runs: 3, Ben Broussard [McNeese State] (3/31/1999) 6 vs. Oklahoma (4/14/2013) Most hits Allowed: 32, Howard Payne (4/21/1999) RBI: 6, Robby Price [Kansas] (3/28/2010) Sacrifice hits: 5 vs. Kansas (4/30/2000) walks: 16, Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Total Bases: 12, Ben Broussard [McNeese State] (3/31/1999) 5 vs. UT Arlington (4/25/2012) Strikeouts: 18, Texas (4/13/2006) Bases on Balls: 3, 11 times Sacrifice Flies: 3, nine times wild pitches: 5, Rice (5/18/2004) Strikeouts: 5, Ryan Neill [Oral Roberts] (3/11/2000) Stolen Bases: 3, four times Left on Base: 27 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) hit Batsmen: 6, Vanderbilt (3/12/2004) hit by pitch: 3, Casey Lytle [Kansas] (3/28/2010) Balks: 2, multiple times OppONENT home Runs Allowed: 8, UTSA (4/20/1999) At Bats: 61, Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) INDIVIDUAL pITChING Runs: 23, Missouri (4/19/2003) BOTh TEAMS BAYLOR hits: 22, Missouri (4/19/2003) Innings: 32.0, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Innings: 10.0, Steven White vs. USC (2/22/2003) Doubles: 7, Missouri (4/20/2007) Runs Allowed: 10, Steven White vs. Texas Tech (5/11/2001) Most Runs Allowed: 41, Baylor vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) Triples: 2, eight times hits Allowed: 13, Steven White vs. Texas Tech (5/11/2001) home Runs: 5, Oklahoma (4/23/1999) Fewest hits Allowed: 3, Baylor vs. LMU (2/15/2004) *Fewest hits Allowed: 5, Texas A&M (4/19/2008) Most hits Allowed: 45, Baylor vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) 0, Kyle Evans vs. Iowa State (4/15/2000) 5, Oklahoma (4/26/2009) walks: 23, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) 0, Cory VanAllen vs. Loyola Marymount (2/14/2005) RBI: 22, Missouri (4/19/2003) Strikeouts: 33, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Bases on Balls: 7, Steven White vs. Missouri (3/2/2001) Total Bases: 39, Missouri (4/19/2003) wild pitches: 7, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Strikeouts: 14, Logan Verrett vs. Louisiana Tech (3/11/2011) walks: 12, Loyola Marymount (2/14/2004) 7, Baylor vs. Texas Tech (3/20/2011) 13, Logan Verrett vs. Texas A&M (4/10/2010) Strikeouts: 17, Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) hit Batsmen: 7, Baylor vs. Long Beach State (3/7/2003) 12, Steven White vs. Texas Tech (3/14/2003) 17, Texas Tech (3/24/2007) Balks: 3, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (2/24/2002) 12, Mark McCormick vs. Missouri (5/20/2005) Stolen Bases: 5, Texas Tech (4/30/2005) 3, Baylor vs. Kansas (3/16/2002) 12, Willie Kempf vs. Missouri (4/11/2009) 5, Texas A&M (4/20/2008) wild pitches: 3, Brooks Pinckard vs. Texas Tech (3/20/2011) 5, Texas State (4/22/2009) hit Batters: 5, Steven White vs. Long Beach State (3/7/2003) hit by pitch: 5, Long Beach State (3/7/2003) TEAM FIELDING Balks: 3, Justin Taylor vs. Oral Roberts (2/24/2002) 5, Missouri (4/19/2003) BAYLOR 5, Kansas (3/28/2010) Total Chances: 61 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) OppONENT Sacrifice hits: 4, six times 61 vs. Kansas (3/28/2010) Innings: 11.0, Greg Reynolds [Stanford] (6/6/2005) Sacrifice Flies: 3, Texas Tech (3/22/2009) Runs Allowed: 12, three times Left on Base: 16, Texas Tech (3/20/2011) putouts: 48 vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Assists: 21 vs. KSU (3/29/2013) hits Allowed: 14, K. Trapp [Dallas Baptist] (4/6/2001) 16, Michigan State (3/7/2012) Bases on Balls: 8, three times Errors: 6 vs. Texas Tech (3/15/2003) Strikeouts: 14, Michael Jarman [Oral Roberts] (2/25/2007) Double plays: 3, 14 times BOTh TEAMS 12, Joba Chamberlain [Nebraska] (5/12/2006) At Bats: 124, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) wild pitches: 3, eight times Runs: 41, Baylor vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) OppONENT hit Batters: 4, Chase Mitchell [Kansas State] (4/8/2005) hits: 45, Baylor vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) Total Chances: 67, Kansas (3/28/2010) Doubles: 11, Baylor vs. Kansas (3/16/2002) putouts: 48, Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) INDIVIDUAL FIELDING Triples: 4, Baylor vs. Illinois-Chicago (3/12/2010) Assists: 24, Kansas (3/28/2010) 4, Baylor vs. Sam Houston State (4/20/2010) BAYLOR Errors: 5, eight times Total Chances: 19, Steve DalPorto vs. KSU (3/29/2013) home Runs: 11, Baylor vs. UT- San Antonio (4/20/1999) Double plays: 3, 12 times RBI: 39, Baylor vs. Missouri (4/19/2003) putouts: 19, Steve DalPorto vs. KSU (3/29/2013) Total Bases: 81, Baylor vs. UT-San Antonio (4/20/1999) Assists: 10, Raynor Campbell vs. Pacific (2/22/2009) BOTh TEAMS Errors: 4, Raynor Campbell vs. Pacific (2/22/2009) walks: 23, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Total Chances: 128, Baylor vs. Kansas (3/28/2010) Strikeouts: 33, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) OppONENT Stolen Bases: 10, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) putouts: 96, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) Total Chances: 19, Preston Clark [Texas] (4/13/2006) hit by pitch: 7, Baylor vs. Long Beach State (3/07/2003) Assists: 42, Baylor vs. Kansas (3/28/2010) RECORDS putouts: 18, Preston Clark [Texas] (4/13/2006) Sacrifice hits: 6, Baylor vs. Kansas (4/30/2000) Errors: 8, Baylor vs. Dallas Baptist (4/6/2001) Assists: 10, Robby Price [Kansas] (3/28/2010) 6, Baylor vs. Purdue (2/23/2008) 8, Baylor vs. Texas Tech (3/15/2003) Errors: 3, [Oklahoma] (3/18/2001) 6, Baylor vs. Oklahoma (4/24/2009) 8, Baylor vs. Kansas State (5/19/2007) 3, S. Berry [Dallas Baptist] (4/6/2001) Sacrifice Flies: 4, Baylor vs. San Francisco (3/9/2007) Double plays: 5, Baylor vs. Louisiana Tech (3/12/2006) 5, Baylor vs. Pacific (2/22/2009) 4, Baylor vs. Kansas State (5/19/2007) * - Evans: 9.0 innings; VanAllen: 6.0 innings in a scheduled 7.0-inning game. Left on Base: 42, Baylor vs. Oral Roberts (3/11/2000) 126 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC @BAYLOR BASEBALL CONFERENCE STATISTICAL LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE ON-BASE pERCENTAGE INNINGS pITChED COMpLETE GAMES 1952 Larry Isbell * .431 2006 Zach Dillon .496 1951 Ray Fitzpatrick * 78.2 1951 Ray Fitzpatrick * 8 1953 Mickey Sullivan * .400 2006 Zach Dillon .504 1999 Jason Jennings 146.2 1955 Fred Gottlieb (tied) * 8 1954 Mickey Sullivan * .519 2003 Steven White 129.0 1968 John Bevil * 7 1955 Jerry Mallett * .388 TRIpLES 2000 Chad Hawkins (tied) * 6 1957 Jerry Mallett * .455 1948 Hal Harris * 4 STRIkEOUTS 1961 Ronnie Goodwin * .419 1960 Byron Willis (tied) * 2 1999 Jason Jennings 172 ShUTOUTS 1970 Skip Balthrop .390 1965 James Mallon (tied) * 2 2002 Jared Theodorakos * 53 1999 Jason Jennings (tied) 3 1977 Steve Macko * .404 1965 Bill Bain (tied) * 2 2003 Steven White 130 2001 Steven White (tied) * 1 1977 Steve Macko .417 1977 Steve Macko * 5 2003 Steven White (tied) 1 1979 Greg Pennington .400 1987 Tony Huey * 10 AppEARANCES 2008 Shawn Tolleson (tied) * 2 2002 Chris Durbin * .385 1998 Jon Topolski 11 1951 Ray Fitzpatrick * 10 2003 David Murphy .413 1998 Jon Topolski * 5 1993 Joe Wharton * 20 * - conference games only 2004 Reid Brees * .404 2002 Chris Durbin (tied) * 3 2002 Kyle Edens (tied) 35 2006 Zach Dillon * .421 2005 Kevin Sevigny (tied) * 3 2002 Kyle Edens * 17 2007 Matt Czimskey * .386 2006 Seth Fortenberry 10 Note: Baylor was a part of the Southwest 2007 Ben Booker 7 Conference until it disbanded in 1996. Since AT BATS 2007 Beamer Weems (tied) * 3 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1997, the Bears have played in the Big 12 1977 Steve Macko * 99 2011 Brooks Pinckard * 4 1966 Bill Bevill * 1.03 Conference. 1978 Mike Johanson * 100 1968 John Bevil * 1.16 2012 Max Muncy 255 hOME RUNS 1969 Ken McRay * 1.16 1982 Steve Smith * 1.72 1946 Tom Chandler * 6 1988 Pat Combs 2.16 RUNS 1955 Jerry Mallett * 6 1991 Glenn Nevill 2.47 1946 Jack Redding (tied) * 19 1957 Bill Dennis * 5 1992 Brian Carpenter 2.23 1946 Tom Chandler (tied) * 19 1977 Leonard Woods 13 1993 Joe Wharton 2.54 1954 Wayne Connally * 19 1977 Mike Czimsley (tied) * 5 2000 Chad Hawkins 1.82 1955 Jerry Dykeman * 17 1977 Leonard Woods (tied) * 5 2001 Paul Thorp * 2.30 1977 Steve Macko * 27 1978 Shane Nolen (tied) * 6 2012 Josh Turley * 1.92 1978 Burl Coker * 35 1978 Mike Johanson (tied) * 6 2001 Trevor Mote * 30 1981 Jeff Mallett (tied) * 6 2003 Chris Durbin 94 1986 Mike Malinak (tied) * 7 GAMES STARTED 2003 Chris Durbin * 38 2004 Josh Ford (tied) * 9 1982 Jerry Arnold * 8 2007 Chase Gerdes * 30 2004 Michael Griffin (tied) * 9 1985 Ken Patterson (tied) * 8 2012 Nathan Orf 61 2012 Josh Ludy 16 1999 Jason Jennings (tied) 18 2012 Max Muncy (tied) * 22 2012 Josh Ludy * 8 2000 Kyle Evans (tied) * 10 2012 Nathan Orf (tied) * 22 2000 Chad Hawkins (tied) * 10 2012 Logan Vick (tied) * 22 RUNS BATTED IN 2002 Steven White (tied) * 9 2003 Steven White (tied) 19 1946 Joe Szekely * 20 2003 Steven White (tied) * 9 hITS 1948 Joe Szekely * 21 2004 Sean Walker (tied) * 9 1950 Adrian Burk * 24 1954 Bobby Benge * 21 2005 Mark McCormick (tied) * 9 1954 Mickey Sullivan * 27 1978 Mike Johanson * 34 2005 Trey Taylor (tied) * 9 1960 Jerry Funk (tied) * 23 1998 Charley Carter 86 2005 Cory VanAllen (tied) * 9 1960 Ted Uhlaender (tied) * 23 2012 Josh Ludy 71 2009 Kendal Volz (tied) * 9 1977 Steve Macko * 40 2012 Josh Ludy * 29 2011 Josh Turley (tied) * 9 1997 Eric Nelson * 58 2011 Logan Verrett (tied) * 9 1999 Eric Nelson * 44 STOLEN BASES 2003 David Murphy 121 1948 Charles Devereaux * 12 wINS 1950 James Parker * 9 1968 John Bevil * 5 DOUBLES 1954 Wayne Connally * 6 1999 Jason Jennings 13 1946 Jack Redding (tied) * 5 1959 Mel Carbo * 6 1999 Jason Jennings * 8 1946 James Marino (tied) * 5 1960 Jerry Funk * 8 2000 Chad Hawkins * 8 1954 Mickey Sullivan (tied) * 6 1965 James Mallon (tied) * 7 2005 Mark McCormick * 6 1966 Donald Looper * 7 2011 Brooks Pinckard 36 2012 Trent Blank 11 1968 W. Turney Fox Dykes * 9 2012 Josh Turley (tied) * 6 1976 Steve Macko * 10 BASES ON BALLS 1977 Ken Kolkhorst * 8 1949 Charles Devereaux * 17 SAVES 1978 Mike Johanson * 10 1951 Joe Miles * 17 1993 Brent Bearden (tied) * 5 1984 Keith Shepherd (tied) * 10 1954 Mickey Sullivan (tied) * 15 2002 Kyle Edens (tied) 14 1998 Charley Carter (tied) 24 1954 Wayne Connally (tied) * 15 2002 Kyle Edens (tied) * 6 2001 Chris Durbin (tied) 25 2006 Zach Dillon 53 2012 Max Garner 10 2001 Mike Huggins * 13 2010 Logan Vick 59 2012 Max Garner * 7 2002 Ross Bennett * 11 2010 Logan Vick (tied) * 24

2004 Reid Brees * 14 RECORDS 2012 Logan Vick 25 2012 Logan Vick * 12

127 2014 BAYLOR BASEBALL MEDIA ALMANAC WWW.BAYLORBEARS.COM NATIONAL STATISTICAL LEADERS TOp 30 NATIONAL RANkINGS BATTING AVERAGE RBI EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1977 Steve Macko .417 22nd 2012 Josh Ludy 71 8th 1982 Steve Smith 1.72 11th 1996 Marty Crawford .414 28th 1991 Glenn Nevill 2.47 28th 2003 David Murphy .413 19th RBI pER GAME 1992 Brian Carpenter 2.15 21st 1998 Charley Carter 1.39 30th 1999 Jason Jennings 2.58 23rd hITS 2012 Josh Ludy 1.13 15th 2000 Chad Hawkins 1.82 3rd 2003 David Murphy 121 1st 2005 Ryan LaMotta 2.15 26th SLUGGING pERCENTAGE RUNS 2012 Josh Ludy .634 26th wINS 2003 Chris Durbin 94 1st 1979 Jon Perlman 12 t-7th 2003 David Murphy 84 t-2nd TOTAL BASES 1999 Jason Jennings 13 t-5th 2012 Josh Ludy 147 t-21st 2005 Abe Woody 10 t-28th RUNS pER GAME 2012 Trent Blank 11 t-9th 2003 Chris Durbin 1.40 4th hIT BY pITCh 2003 David Murphy 1.24 17th 2012 Nathan Orf 35 t-2nd SAVES 2000 Zane Carlson 15 t-6th DOUBLES hIT BY pITCh pER GAME 2002 Kyle Edens 14 t-5th 2003 Zane Carlson 11 t-24th 2012 Logan Vick 25 t-6th 2012 Nathan Orf 0.54 5th 2005 Abe Woody 11 t-23rd STOLEN BASES 2007 Nick Cassavechia 11 t-23rd DOUBLES pER GAME 2010 Brooks Pinckard 12 t-11th 1976 Steve Macko 0.38 9th 2011 Brooks Pinckard 36 5th 1979 Fritz Connally 0.37 14th GAMES STARTED 1980 Gene de los Santos 0.45 6th STOLEN BASES pER GAME 2012 Josh Turley 17 t-16th 2012 Logan Vick 0.38 30th 1991 Mike Robison 0.68 15th 2011 Brooks Pinckard 0.65 6th STRIkEOUTS pER NINE INNINGS TRIpLES 2002 Jared Theodorakos 10.3 30th 1998 Jon Topolski 11 1st wALkS 2008 Kendal Volz 10.8 18th 2006 Seth Fortenberry 10 t-3rd 2006 Zach Dillon 53 t-4th 2007 Ben Booker 7 t-15th 2010 Logan Vick 59 t-7th 2008 Shaver Hansen 6 29th wALkS pER GAME TRIpLES pER GAME 2006 Zach Dillon 0.84 17th 1998 Jon Topolski 0.18 2nd 2010 Logan Vick 0.98 11th 2002 Mike Huggins 0.11 25th 2003 Michael Griffin 0.12 25th TOUGhEST TO STRIkEOUT 2006 Seth Fortenberry 0.16 9th 1995 Marty Crawford 19.7 23rd 2007 Ben Booker 0.11 26th 1996 Marty Crawford 29.0 6th

hOME RUNS SACRIFICE BUNTS 2012 Josh Ludy 16 t-15th 2011 Steve DalPorto 15 t-25th

hOME RUNS pER GAME SACRIFICE FLIES 1968 George Lyons 0.31 t-3rd 2008 Dustin Dickerson 7 23rd 2012 Josh Ludy 0.25 t-30th RECORDS

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