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Nebraska Baseball 2000 Release Date: Thursday, June 1, 2000 Attention: Sports Desks Baseball SID Contact: Aaron Babcock 2000 NCAA Super Regional [email protected] No. 6/9/10 Nebraska (50-15) vs. No. 2/2/3 Stanford (45-14) Off: (402) 472-7779 • Cell: (402) 540-9090 June 2-4, Sunken Diamond, Palo Alto, Calif. 2000 Schedule (50-15) Friday, June 2, Nebraska vs. Stanford, 9 p.m. (Central) Saturday, June 3, Nebraska vs. Stanford, 3 p.m. (Central) Date Event ......................................Time/Score 2/11 vs. Northwestern State......................L 6-8 if Necessary - Sunday, June 4, Nebraska vs. Stanford, 3 p.m. (Central) 2/12 at #7 Rice ...........................................L 1-2 Radio: KLIN 1400, Pinnacle Sports Network 2/13 vs. Arkansas State ........................ W 10-6 Live Internet Broadcasts/TotalCasts: huskerwebcast.com 2/18 vs. Texas-Arlington ......................... W 3-1 2/19 vs. Washington State .................... W 12-4 Nebraska's Probable Starting Pitchers 2/20 vs. Arkansas .................................. W 13-2 2/25 at Texas-San Antonio .......................L 3-4 Season Career 2/26 at Texas-San Antonio ................... W 10-1 No. R/L Name Yr. ERA App. GS IP SO Record Record 2/27 at Texas-San Antonio ..................... W 3-2 28 R Shane Komine So. 2.14 16 16 117.2 154 11-3 17-5 2/29 Nebraska-Omaha ............................canc. 3/3 *at Oklahoma State..................... W 13-10 33 L Jamie Rodrigue Fr. 2.53 16 14 85.1 53 9-3 9-3 3/4 *at Oklahoma State...........................L 2-4 26 L Trevor Bullock Sr. 2.21 18 8 69.1 56 6-1 6-1 3/5 *at Oklahoma State...........................L 2-8 3/7 Nebraska-Omaha ........................ W 18-2 NU Makes Second Straight NCAA Appearance 3/10 *at Kansas State ................................L 3-4 3/11 *at Kansas State ............................ W 16-0 The sixth-ranked Nebraska baseball team (50- Nebraska vs. the NCAA Field 3/12 *at Kansas State ............................ W 12-4 15) enters its first-ever Super Regional looking (17-8 in 2000) 3/14 at Arkansas ................................... W 10-4 to cap the most successful season in Nebraska 3/15 at Arkansas ................................... W 10-3 2/12 at Rice ............................ L 1-2 3/17 *Oklahoma ................................... W 10-1 baseball history with the school’s first College 3/17 Oklahoma ...................W 10-1 3/18 *Oklahoma ................................... W 12-0 World Series appearance. Nebraska’s task won’t 3/19 Oklahoma ...................W 12-0 3/19 *Oklahoma .......................................L 3-4 be an easy one, as Nebraska’s road to Omaha 3/19 Oklahoma ...................... L 3-4 3/21 at #23 Creighton ............................. W 9-5 will go through nine-time CWS qualifier Stanford 3/21 at Creighton ..................W 9-5 3/24 *Texas Tech .................................. W 11-0 3/25 *Texas Tech .............................W 7-6 (10) (45-14) at the Cardinal’s Sunken Diamond in Palo 3/24 Texas Tech..................W 11-0 3/25 *Texas Tech .............................. L 5-7 (11) Alto, Calif., in a best-of-three game series, Friday- 3/25 Texas Tech....................W 7-6 3/28 North Dakota State ..................... W 12-2 Sunday, June 2-4. 3/25 Texas Tech..................... L 5-7 3/31 *at #17 Baylor ..................................L 2-4 While this is just Nebraska’s fifth NCAA 3/31 at Baylor ........................ L 2-4 4/1 *at #17 Baylor ...................................L 2-3 4/1 at Baylor ........................ L 2-3 Tournament in school history, it is not the first 4/2 *at #17 Baylor ........................... L 6-7 (10) 4/2 at Baylor ................ L 6-7 (10) 4/4 Northwest Missouri State .......... W 18-6 time the Huskers have had to win in Palo Alto to 4/11 Creighton ......................W 6-3 4/7 *Kansas ........................................... W 9-3 advance to the College World Series. Nebraska 4/8 *Kansas ....................................W 14-2 (7) 5/6 at Texas ........................W 4-0 4/9 *Kansas ....................................... W 18-11 played at Stanford in 1985, where the Huskers 5/7 at Texas ......................... L 6-8 4/11 #21 Creighton ................................ W 6-3 defeated Pepperdine, 4-2, in the first game of the 5/8 at Texas ........................W 2-0 4/14 *at Missouri, 1-9 .............................. W 7-2 regional. The Huskers were one out from 5/10 vs. Creighton ..............W 10-2 4/15 *at Missouri, 1-9 ............................ W 15-8 advancing to the championship game, but 5/12 Fresno State ..................W 3-2 4/16 *at Missouri, 1-9 .............................. W 9-5 4/18 Western Illinois ........................... W 16-5 Stanford rallied to score two runs in the bottom 5/13 Fresno State ................... L 1-6 4/19 Western Illinois ........................... W 19-6 of the ninth, handing the Huskers a 9-8 loss. 5/14 Fresno State ..................W 8-0 4/21 *Texas A&M ................................. W 16-2 Nebraska fell in the next game to Pepperdine, 7- 5/20 vs. Oklahoma ...............W 3-1 4/22 *Texas A&M ................................. W 11-3 5/20 vs. Oklahoma ...............W 6-1 4/22 *Texas A&M ................................. W 10-3 6, after having an opportunity to win that game. The Huskers gave up two runs in the top of the 5/21 vs. Baylor ....................W 11-3 4/24 UW-Milwaukee ........................... W 11-0 5/27 vs. Butler ......................W 2-1 4/24 UW-Milwaukee ............................. W 8-5 ninth for Pepperdine to take a 7-4 lead. The Big 5/29 vs. Minnesota ...............W 4-1 4/25 UW-Milwaukee ...............................L 7-9 Red battled, but managed to score only two runs 4/28 *Iowa State (CSS) ........................... W 5-0 5/30 vs. WichitaState ...........W 8-1 4/29 *Iowa State (CSS) ...............W 14-13 (10) in the bottom of the ninth. 4/30 *Iowa State (CSS) ....................W 12-0 (7) The Huskers enter their first Super Regional after a historic weekend, sweeping 5/6 *at #6 Texas (FSN) .......................... W 4-0 through the Minnneapolis Regional to claim its first-ever NCAA regional title, while 5/7 *at #6 Texas ......................................L 6-8 setting the school’s single-season win record. Nebraska’s 50 wins surpassed the old 5/8 *at #9 Texas .................................... W 2-0 5/9 Northern Iowa ................................ W 9-7 record of 49 wins set during the 1979 and 1980 seasons. 5/10 at Creighton ................................... W 10-2 Nebraska has been impressive in the NCAA Tournament, sweeping through the 5/12 #21 Fresno State ............................ W 3-2 Minneapolis Regional behind three dominant pitching performances and its stingy 5/13 #21 Fresno State ..............................L 1-6 defense to defeat Butler (2-1), Minnesota (5-1) and Wichita State (8-1) at Siebert Field in 5/14 #21 Fresno State ............................ W 8-0 5/17-21 at Big 12 Tournament ............................. Minneapolis. 5/17 vs. Missouri (CSS) .......................L 10-12 Nebraska has had great success against the tournament field this year, going 14- 5/18 vs. Oklahoma State (CSS) ........... W 7-5 8 during the regular season. One of the hottest teams in the country, Nebraska enters 5/19 vs. #22 Oklahoma (CSS) .............. W 3-1 the NCAA Tournament after posting a 32-4 record since April 4. After then-No. 17 5/19 vs. #22 Oklahoma (CSS) .............. W 6-1 5/20 vs. #5 Baylor (FSN) ..................... W 11-3 Baylor swept the Huskers in Waco, Nebraska dropped to 18-11 overall and 7-8 in the at NCAA Regionals ....................... TBA Big 12. The Huskers regrouped after the losses by winning 24 of their final 27 regular 5/26 vs. Butler ..................................... W, 2-1 season games, vaulting from seventh in the conference to a second-place finish. The 5/28 at Minnesota ................................ W, 4-1 Husker offense has played a key part in the stretch, hitting .358 in those 36 games. 5/29 vs. Wichita State ......................... W, 8-1 6/2-4 at NCAA Super Regionals .................TBA 6/9-17 at College World Series ......................TBA * Denotes Big 12 Conference Game http://huskerwebcast.com Nebraska Baseball Notes – June 1, 2000 – Page 2 Nebraska Baseball 2000 Quick Facts Nebraska’s NCAA Tournament History Head Coach: Dave Van Horn This marks Nebraska’s second straight NCAA Tournament appearance and the school’s fifth Nebraska’s NCAA Alma Mater: Arkansas, 1988 overall. The Huskers played in the NCAA District Tournament Results Assistant Coach: Mike Anderson playoffs for a chance to advance to the NCAA (8-8 Record) Alma Mater: Northern Colo., 1990 Tournament in 1948 and 1950, but did not actually at Annapolis, Md., 1979 (1-2) Assistant Coach: Rob Childress compete in the tournament. vs. St. John’s ...............................L 0-5 Alma Mater: Northwood, 1990 Nebraska is fresh off its first-ever regional title at Navy ................................... W 13-4 1999 Overall Record: 42-18 after compiling an all-time NCAA Tournament vs. Connecticut .........................L 0-15 1999 Big 12 Record: 16-9 record of 8-8. Last year’s team defeated lost to at Ann Arbor, Mich., 1980 (2-2) 1999 Big 12 Finish: Fifth Mississippi State, defeated Bowling Green, before vs. BYU ................................... W 12-0 1999 Big 12 Tournament: 4-0, 1st getting eliminated by Mississippi State. Nebraska at Michigan.................................L 0-7 1999 NCAA Tournament: 1-2 also made back-to-back showings in 1979-80, vs. BYU ................................... W 12-4 winning one and two games, respectively. at Michigan...............................L 3-12 Travel Information The only other time Nebraska has won two at Palo Alto, Calif., 1985 (1-2) Depart Wednesday, May 31, 2000 games in a regional came in 1980, as the Huskers vs. Pepperdine .......................... W 4-2 Sheraton Palo Alto defeated Brigham Young twice, by scores of 12-0 at Stanford .................................L 8-9 625 El Camino Road and 12-4, but lost to Michigan twice.
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    Kinston Indians Records 1987-2011 Individual Season Offense Batting Average (min. 378 PA) 1. .345, Ken Ramos, 1990 2. .342, Pat Osborn, 2004 3. .331, Sean Casey, 1996 4. .329, Victor Martinez, 2001 5. .327, Victor Rodriguez, 2000 Games Played 1. 138, Casey Webster, 1987 2. 135, Milt Harper, 1987 3. 134, Chip Glass, 1996 134, Dustan Mohr, 1998 134, Corey Smith, 2002 At-Bats 1. 541, John McDonald, 1997 2. 516, Argenis Reyes, 2006 3. 512, Alex Requena, 2002 4. 507, Zach Sorensen, 1999 5. 505, Corey Smith, 2002 Runs Scored 1. 100, Milt Harper, 1987 2. 97, Scott Jordan, 1987 3. 86, Scott Morgan, 1997 86, Scott Pratt, 1999 86, Casey Webster, 1987 Hits 1. 154, Casey Webster, 1987 2. 151, Richie Sexson, 1995 3. 145, Milt Harper, 1987 145, Mike Twardoski, 1988 5. 142, Darren Stumberger, 1997 Total Bases 1. 251, Richie Sexson, 1995 251, Casey Webster, 1987 3. 246, Milt Harper, 1987 4. 244, Beau Mills, 2008 5. 228, Jon Nunnally, 1994 Doubles 1. 34, Beau Mills, 2008 34, Richie Sexson, 1995 34, Marc Marini, 1993 4. 33, Victor Martinez, 2001 5. 32, Scott Morgan, 1997 Triples 1. 9, Josh Rodriguez, 2007 9, Chip Glass, 1996 9, Dustan Mohr, 1998 9, Lucas Montero, 2011 4. 8, Fabio Gomez, 1990 8, Scott Jordan, 1987 8, Tracy Sanders, 1991 Home Runs 1. 34, Danny Peoples, 1997 2. 27, Russell Branyan, 1997 3. 25, James Betzsold, 1995 4. 24, Heath Hayes, 1997 5. 23, Bruce Aven, 1995 23, Scott Morgan, 1997 Runs Batted In 1. 111, Casey Webster, 1987 2.