2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville

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2011 Schedule/ Results BBullsulls HHostost EEvansvillevansville fforor TThreehree GGameame SSet;et; Date Opponent Location Time / Result DDoubleouble DDipip BBilledilled fforor SSaturdayaturday Fri, Feb 18 No. 1 Florida at Gainesville, Fla. L, 7-2 Sat, Feb 19 No. 1 Florida at Gainesville, Fla. L, 4-1 Game 13: Evansville Game 14: Evansville Game 14: Evansville Sun, Feb 20 No. 1 Florida at Gainesville, Fla. L, 5-0 Mar. 11 Mar. 12 Mar. 12 Fri, Feb 25 Elon TAMPA L, 4-3 (10) 7 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. Sat, Feb 26 Elon TAMPA W, 3-2 Sun, Feb 27 Elon TAMPA L, 7-5 (16) Tampa, Fla. Tampa, Fla. Tampa, Fla. Tue, Mar 01 No. 24 Miami at Steinbrenner Field W, 4-2 Fri, Mar 04 Florida A&M TAMPA W, 5-0 Game 13- Evansville Sat, Mar 05 Florida A&M(1) TAMPA W, 13-4 Play-by-Play: Jim Louk, Ronan O’Shea Sat, Mar 05 Florida A&M(2) TAMPA W, 6-0 Tue, Mar 08 Florida Gulf Coast TAMPA L, 3-2 Radio/Internet: Live 1010 CBS Sports / Live GoUSFBulls.com (BullsVision) Wed, Mar 09 No. 1 Florida TAMPA L, 8-1 Game 13- Evansville Fri, Mar 11 Evansville TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sat, Mar 12 Evansville TAMPA 4:00 p.m. Play-by-Play: Jim Louk, Ronan O’Shea Sat, Mar 12 Evansville TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Radio/Internet: Delayed 1010 CBS Sports / Live GoUSFBulls.com (BullsVision) Tue, Mar 15 UCF at Orlando, Fla. 6:30 p.m. Thu, Mar 17 Bethune-Cookman at Daytona Beach, Fla. 6:00 p.m. Game 13- Evansville Fri, Mar 18 Bethune-Cookman at Daytona Beach, Fla. 6:00 p.m. Play-by-Play: Jim Louk, Ronan O’Shea Sat, Mar 19 Bethune-Cookman TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Radio/Internet: Live 1010 CBS Sports / Live GoUSFBulls.com (BullsVision) Sun, Mar 20 Bethune-Cookman TAMPA 1:00 p.m. Tue, Mar 22 Florida Gulf Coast at Fort Myers, Fla. 6:30 p.m. Fri, Mar 25 West Virginia * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. This Weekend’s Probable Starters Sat, Mar 26 West Virginia * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. USF Opponent Sun, Mar 27 West Virginia * TAMPA 1:00 p.m. Wed, Mar 30 North Florida at Jacksonville, Fla. 7:00 p.m. RHP Kyle Eastham Game 13 RHP Trent Copeland Fri, Apr 01 Villanova * at Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 3:15 p.m. RHP Randy Fontanez Game 14 LHP Cole Isom Sat, Apr 02 Villanova * at Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 1:15 p.m. Sun, Apr 03 Villanova * at Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 12:15 p.m. LHP Nick Gonzalez Game 15 RHP Kyle Lloyd Tue, Apr 05 Jacksonville at Jacksonville, Fla. 6:30 p.m. Wed, Apr 06 Jacksonville at Jacksonville, Fla. 4:00 p.m. Bulls Welcome Evansville for Three Game Set Fri, Apr 08 Rutgers * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Looking to get back on track, the University of South Florida baseball team (5-7) will Sat, Apr 09 Rutgers * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. welcome Evansville (5-5) to the USF Baseball Stadium for a three-game set beginning Sun, Apr 10 Rutgers * TAMPA 1:00 p.m. Friday, March 11. Tue, Apr 12 Stetson at Deland, Fla. 6:30 p.m. Fri, Apr 15 Seton Hall * at South Orange, N.J. 6:00 p.m. Sat, Apr 16 Seton Hall * at South Orange, N.J. 1:00 p.m. Similar to last weekend, the Bulls will play Friday evening with fi rst pitch at 7 p.m. Sun, Apr 17 Seton Hall * at South Orange, N.J. 12:00 p.m. following the offi cial ribbon cutting ceremony of the new USF Baseball and Softball Tue, Apr 19 Stetson TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Thu, Apr 21 Louisville * at Louisville, Ky. 6:00 p.m. Stadiums. On Saturday, the Bulls will take on the Purple Aces in a double-header begin- Fri, Apr 22 Louisville * at Louisville, Ky. 6:00 p.m. ning at 4 p.m. Sat, Apr 23 Louisville * at Louisville, Ky. 1:00 p.m. Wed, Apr 27 Miami at Coral Gables, Fla. 6:00 p.m. All three games can be heard live on 1010 CBS Sports with the voice of the Bulls, Jim Fri, Apr 29 St. John’s * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sat, Apr 30 St. John’s * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Louk, and Mike Pepper bringing you the action on your AM dial. In addition, fans can Sun, May 01 St. John’s * TAMPA 1:00 p.m. listen through BullsVision audio on GoUSFBulls.com. Friday and Game 2 of Saturday’s Tue, May 03 UCF TAMPA 7:00 p.m. double dip will be live on 1010 while Game 1 on Saturday will be on tape delay. Sat, May 07 Connecticut *# Norwich, Conn. 6:00 p.m. Sun, May 08 Connecticut * at Storrs, Conn. 1:00 p.m. Mon, May 09 Connecticut * at Storrs, Conn. 1:00 p.m. The Bulls are wrapping up a stretch of 11 of USF next 12 games being played at the Fri, May 13 Notre Dame * at South Bend, Ind. 7:05 p.m. new USF Baseball Stadium. The lone exception was the Bulls 2011 Florida Four match- Sat, May 14 Notre Dame * at South Bend, Ind. 2:05 p.m. up against Miami at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa on March 1. Sun, May 15 Notre Dame * at South Bend, Ind. 1:05 p.m. Tue, May 17 North Florida TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Thu, May 19 Pittsburgh * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Up Next For the The Bulls Fri, May 20 Pittsburgh * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Following this weekend, USF will travel to Orlando to take on Central Florida on Tues- Sat, May 21 Pittsburgh * TAMPA 1:00 p.m. day, March 15 in a game will be broadcasted by Bright House Sports. The Bulls will then leave home for the time during their non-conference weekends for a split four game Home Games in Bold * Florida Four (March 1) - Steinbrenner Field series with Bethune-Cookman on March 17-20. The fi rst two game of the series will # at Dodd Stadium, Norwich, Conn. be in Daytona and the fi nal two games will be in Tampa. USF will not leave the state of * Denotes BIG EAST Gam Florida during the non-conference portion of their schedule. 2 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville

First Meeting With the Purple Aces Team History The meeting with Evansville will be the fi rst all-time for 2010 Honors and Awards First Season 1966 the Bulls. USF is 2-4 all-time against members of the Andrew Barbosa All-Time Record 1315-1054-4 Missouri Valley Conference (2-1 vs. Indiana State and 0-3 Preseason All BIG EAST All-Time Seasons 46th season vs. Wichita State). Most Wins 52 in 1986 Kyle Eastham Conference Titles/Last 7 / 1996 (C-USA) On the Mound for the Bulls 3/7 BIG EAST Pitcher of the Week Conf. Tournament Titles/Last 4 / 1995 (Metro) Senior RHP Randy Fontanez is scheduled to take the Randy Fontanez NCAA Appearances/Last 10 / 2002 mound in game one of Satruday’s doouble header. Preseason All BIG EAST Last NCAA Tournament Opponent Florida State Fontanez is coming off 8.0 scoreless innings in his last Result L, 13-6 outing against Florida A&M picking up his fi rst win of the season. Fontanez comes into the start having thrown 15.0 James Ramsay Record 2-2, Lost in Regional Championship consecutive scoreless innings. In his last start vs. Florida 3/7 BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll A&M on March 4, Fontanez stepped into the batter’s box Coaching Staff for the fi rst time in his career, hitting a single and went Head Coach Lelo Prado (Tampa, ‘85) 1-for-2 in the game. leading off an inning while Sam Mende has OB% of .556 OverallRecord(Years) 728-538-2(22nd) when leading off a frame... As a team, USF has an .357 Record at USF (Years) 130-117 (5th) With senior LHP Andrew Barbosa still out, the Bulls OB%... USF pitchers have struck out the side fi ve times in Assistant Coach Chuck Hernandez will go with senior RHP Kyle Eastham on Friday night. 2011... The Bulls have not allowed a ninth inning run… Year at USF First Eastham, the 3/7 BIG EAST Pitcher of the Week, was USF has struck out double digit batters in six of their last Assistant Coach Chris Heintz nearly unhittable in his fi rst start of the season. The nine games... Four Bulls have over 40 career multi-hit Year at USF First Riverview HS product fanned 11 Florida A&M batters over games, Brazeal (48), Koscso (45), Carlin (41) Mende (42)... Volunteer Coach Greg Parris (USF, ‘86) the course of seven scoreless innings of work. He did not So far in 2011, six pitchers have combined to start 12 games have combined for an ERA of 2.10... Opponents Year at USF Ninth allow a walk on the day, pounding the strike zone as 68 of his 94 pitches found the strike zone. In four appearances, are hitting just .220 against USF starting pitching... Junior 2010 Information Eastham is 1-0 on the season with a 1.29 ERA. 2010 Overall Record: 26-32 Stadium Information Home: 16-11, Away: 7-15, Neutral: 3-6 This Weekend’s Quick Hits Stadium: USF Baseball Stadium The Bulls are in a stretch of eight games in eight days... 2010 BIG EAST Record: 16-11 Open: 2011 The Bulls are wrapping a run of 11 of 12 games being Capacity: 3,211 Home: 11-4, Away: 5-7, Finish: T-5th played at the new USF Baseball Stadium… The lone ex- 2010 BIG EAST Tournament: 2-2 Surface: Grass - Celebration Bermuda ception was the Bulls 2011 Florida Four match-up against Dimensions: Left Field Line: 330, Left Center: 370, Miami at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa on March 1… USF Center: 400, Right Center: 367, Right Field: 320 2011 Preview has won fi ve of their last eight games but have lost two Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 23/8 straight... USF is 4-4 in the new USF Baseball Stadium... Pressbox Phone: 813-751-4044 Position Starters Returning/Lost: 9/3 Bulls head coach Lelo Prado is 728-542-2 (.574)in 23 sea- Pitchers Returning/Lost: 16/4 sons as a head coach and 130-117(.533) in four seasons Newcomers: 6 at USF ... USF has come from behind to tie games twice in Carlin (LF), Chad Taylor (CF), James Ramsay (RF) have the ninth inning... Todd Brazeal is hitting .500 (6-for-12) started all 12 games this season, however Carlin started Top Returners against LHP... Brazeal has a team best 48 multi-hit games one game on the mound... The trio has not made an error on the season... RHP Kevin Quackenbush is striking 16.20 Position Player in his career... Brazeal has the team lead with 11 runs per nine innings... In three appearances, Quackenbush 3 Junior Carlin OF Sr. .295, 2 HR, 8 2B, 33 RBI driven in… James Ramsay is hitting .500 (6-for-12) with runners in scoring position... Ramsay has hit safely in has struck out 10 batters in 5.2 innings of work including 10 Jonathan Koscso IF Sr. .295, 1 2B, 34 RBI seven on 2/25 against Elon... RHP Zack Pietrzyk is tied 8 Sam Mende SS So. .294, 6 HR, 28 RBI seven straight and has driven in a run in seven straight as well... He is 12-27 over the streak good for a .444 clip with Quackenbush for the team lead in appearances with 33 Todd Brazael 1B Jr. .248, 5 HR, 39 RBI with 11 RBI… Four different Bulls have homered so far six... Has allowed just three hits so far and has walked 2 Luis Llerena 2B Jr. .344, 1 HR, 15 RBI in 2010... Ten different Bulls have driving in runs... RHP just one in 7.2 innings of work… 30 Daniel Rockhold C Jr. .300, 7 HR, 33 RBI Randy Fontanez has thrown 15.0 consecutive scoreless 29 Chad Taylor OF So. .275, 4 HR, 13 RBI innings... Fontanez has thrown 10 career complete Eastham Picks Up BIG EAST Pitcher of the Week games, one shy of breaking into USF’s top ten for career Honors, Ramsay Named to Honor Roll Pitchers CG... In his last start vs. FAMU (3/4),he threw 8.0 scoreless Senior RHP Kyle Eastham of the University of South 51 Andrew Barbosa LHP Sr. 2.40 ERA, 8-2, 86.1 IP, striking out eight… Both were season highs…Against Florida baseball team was named 3/7 BIG EAST Pitcher FAMU, Fontanez stepped into the batter’s box for the 95 Ks of the Week following his gem of a performance in the fi rst time in his career, hitting a single... He went 1-for-2 series fi nale against Florida A&M this past week. 7 Randy Fontanez RHP Sr. 3.59 ERA, 5-7, 110.1 IP, in the game also stealing a base... 3B Jonathan Koscso 105 Ks has started 187 straight games… 19 Derrick Stultz RHP Jr. 4.48 ERA, 5-3, 63 Ks * It is the longest active streak in Div. 20 Kevin Quackenbush RHP Sr. 4.28 ERA, 2-5, 25 App, I baseball... Koscso went 0-for-3 vs. 2010 MLB Draft Picks on Bulls Roster 33.2 IP, 49 Ks, FGCU (3/8) snapping his seven game Position Rnd. Pick Team hit streak, the longest by a Bull so far * 2009 Stats - Missed 2010 with injury in 2011... He has hit safely in nine of Andrew Barbosa LHP 15th 467 San Francisco Giants 11 games... Koscso has been hit by a Randy Fontanez RHP 23rd 697 Cincinnati Reds Key Losses pitch 63 times in career good for for Nick Gonzalez* LHP 30th 921 Philadelphia Phillies Stephen Hunt OF Draft - 15th Rd - Reds 13th all-time in NCAA history... USF is James Ramsey* OF 38th 1,165 New York Yankees Ryan Lockwood OF Graduation 5-3 since Koscso moved into the leadoff * Drafted out of High School Teddy Kaufman LHP Graduation spot... Koscso has an .636 OB% when 3 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville

For the Media Making his fi rst start since the 2008 season, Eastham The Bulls New Assistant Coaches was nearly unhittable. The Riverview HS product fanned Pitching Coach Chuck Hernandez We Are USF 11 Florida A&M batters over the course of seven score- When Chuck Hernandez accepted Lelo Prado’s offer to When referring to the University please be aware of the fol- less innings of work. He did not allow a walk on the day, becoming USF’s pitching coach, he instantly positioned lowing policy regarding usage. First references to the school pounding the strike zone as 68 of his 94 pitches found himself as one of the most experienced and accom- plished pitching coaches in all of college baseball and and its intercollegiate athletics program should always be the strike zone.The seven innings pitched were a career- the only Division I pitching coach to have served as a the University of South Florida. The only secondary refer- high along with the 11 strikeouts. The start was just the pitching coach at the major league level. ences used should be USF or Bulls. Please refrain from us- second of his career. ing South Florida, S. Florida, South Fla. or any other similar In four appearances, Eastham is 1-0 on the season with Hernandez, who returns to his Tampa roots with 31 combination. seasons of professional experience, both as a player and a 1.29 ERA. He has pitched 14.0 innings on the season coach, has helped develop 2008 Cy Young Award winner and is tied for team lead with 14 strikeouts. Opponents Media Credentials Cliff Lee, three-time American League All-Star Justin are hitting .200 off him so far this season. All requests for press, broadcast and photo credentials for Verlander and former All-Stars Chuck Finley, Kenny Rog- USF home baseball games should be directed to Brad Bor- ers and Scott Kazmir, among others, during his prolifi c ghetti, Communications Assistant, via e-mail (bBorghetti@ The honor is the fi rst of his career. coaching career. Both Rogers and Verlander collected 17 admin.usf.edu), phone (330-883-9506) or fax (813-974- wins under Hernandez’s watch that year. The following 5328). All requests should be made at least one week prior Eastham is the fi rst Bull to pick up a weekly honor from season, Hernandez served as the pitching coach for the the BIG EAST this season. In 2010, four times USF pitch- to the event. victorious American League in the 2007 All-Star game ers were named Pitcher of the Week. Senior Randy Fon- at AT&T Park in San Francisco. tanez picked up the award twice and Andrew Barbosa Media Parking and Teddy Kaufman were both honored once. Parking for all USF home baseball games is located in the Position Coach Chris Heintz Chris Heintz returns to his alma mater where he is Visitor Parking Lot west of the USF Athletics Building and Quackenbush Racking Up the Ks north of the Sun Dome. Parking is free, two hours prior to arguably one of the most decorated players on USF Senior closer Kevin Quackenbush has been virtually baseball history. the start of the games on weekdays and all day during the unhittable. So far this season in three appearances, weekend. Quackenbush has struck out 12 batters in 6.2 innings Heintz takes over as the Bulls’ hitting coach and will of work including seven on 2/25 against Elon... At one also work with the infi elders and catchers after after Player Interviews point, Quackenbush struck out eight of the fi rst ten bat- spending the last two seasons coaching and managing All media requests for interviews with USF baseball play- ters he faced... Quackenbush picked up his fi rst save of in the Minnesota Twins organization. ers should be directed to SID Brad Borghetti (offi ce: 813- the season working a perfect ninth to preserve the Bulls 974-4087), preferably 24 hours in advance. Practice, which 4-2 win over Miami... He leads the team in appearances Playing four seasons with the Bulls from 1993-96, the is held at Red McEwen Field, is open to the media to fi lm with six Clearwater Countryside High School product is still a and photograph. Interviews conducted following practice fi xture in a number of USF offensive categories and should be held to a brief Q & A session. With advanced Fontanez Returning to Form was a member of three NCAA regional teams. He sits in notice, interviews with players can be arranged for other Senior RHP Randy Fontanez seems to returning to form. the top 10 in almost every career statistical category, hours. Calling players at home or on cell phones without Fontanez has thrown 15.0 straight scoreless over his ranking fourth in batting average, ninth in at-bats and permission from SID Brad Borghetti will not be tolerated. last two starts. He has scattered 11 hits, just two for runs scored, eighth in hits, fi fth in runs batted in and The players’ dorms, training room and weight room are also extrabases while not walking a batter. fourth in doubles. off limits. Fontanez Picks Up the Lumber Heintz was named an All-American in 1996, capping On game days, players are unavailable until after the game. After DH Andrew Longley was forced into the game at a senior campaign that was one of the fi nest in USF While on the road, Prado, his staff and players are acces- catcher, senior RHP Randy Fontanez was given the op- history. That year, Heintz set USF single-season records for hits (106) and runs batted in (95), while hitting .400 sible for interviews but all interviews should be arranged purtunity to step into the batters box for the fi rst time with 16 home runs. through Borghetti. in his career. After some lobbying by Fontanez to Bulls skipper Lelo Prado, Fontanez replaced Rockhold as the Bulls clean-up hitter and stepped into the batter’s box Vol. Assistant Coach Frank Maldonado Head Coach Lelo Prado Interviews for the fi rst time in his collegiate career. Frank Maldonado comes to USF from the University of All interviews with Head Coach Lelo Prado should be ar- Tampa, where he was instrumental in the success of the ranged through Brad Borghetti (813-974-4087). The best Fontanez would make the most of it as he sent a shot to UT program, helping the Spartans to back to back NCAA time to interview Prado is in the morning. Coach Prado is second base that FAMU’s Oscar Santalo couldn’t handle. national championships in 2006 and 2007. also available for a brief Q&A following practice. It would be ruled a hit and he later swiped second as part of a double steal and fi nished 1-for-2 at the plate. Media Services on the plate True freshman RF James Ramsay homered in the ninth The Red McEwen press box is located at the top of the grand- inning of his fi rst collegiate baseball game, the season stands. Three phone lines are located in the press box - the PIetrzyk Off to a Strong Senior Season opener at No. 1 Florida. The home run was the fi rst by a press box phone number (813-974-3604) and one phone Senior RHP Zack Pietrzyk is off to strong start. He leads Bull and came off Florida reliever Alex Panteliodis with line for visiting SID and one for radio (if needed). Power will the team in appearances with six and allowed a run a 2-1 count. Ironically, Ramsay’s second homer of the be available for those who need it. in 7.2 innings of work... Picked up his fi rst win of the season came against Panteliodis again in Tampa on 3/9. season by working a perfect ninth, striking out one on GoUSFBulls.com 2/25 vs. Elon... Has given up three hits so far and has Fontanez’s Streak of 5.0 Innings or More Snapped GoUSFBulls.com is your offi cial source for up-to-the-minute walked just one. By going 4.2 innings in the season opener at Florida, news and information, including updated releases, notes, Randy Fontanez’s streak of 34 consecutive starts in stats and photo galleries. Ramsay Homers in First Collegiate Game which he went 5.0 innings or more was snapped. 4 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville

sity of South Florida to a 4-2 win over the Miami Hurricanes Tuesday night at Steinbrenner Field in 2011 Preseason BIG EAST Baseball Coaches’ MULTIPLE HIT GAMES 2 3 4 5+ Tot Game 1 of the 2011 Florida Four. Poll 8 MENDE, Sam 3 2 - - 5 Team (First Place) Points 33 BRAZEAL, Todd 3 1 - - 4 With the bases loaded, Longley sent a 2-2 offering 1. Connecticut (9), 117 3 CARLIN, Junior 2 1 - - 3 from Miami reliever Daniel Miranda up the middle, 2. St. John’s (2), 107 15 RAMSAY, James 2 1 - - 3 3. Louisville (1), 105 29 TAYLOR, Chad 3 - - - 3 ricocheting off second-baseman Michael Broad’s glove and into shallow center. The hit allowed Todd 4. USF, 87 10 KOSCSO, Jonathan 1 1 - - 2 5. Pittsburgh, 82 14 LONGLEY, Andrew 1 1 - - 2 Brazeal and Sam Mende to score, providing the fi nal 4-2 outcome. 6. Rutgers, 75 2 LLERENA, Luis 1 - - - 1 7. Cincinnati, 56 39 FALLA, Jimmy - 1 - - 1 Notre Dame, 56 TEAM 16 8 0 0 24 The win is the Bulls’ fi rst over the Hurricanes since 9. West Virginia, 38 2004. MULTIPLE RBI GAMES 2 3 4 5+ Tot 10. Villanova, 31 11. Seton Hall, 25 33 BRAZEAL, Todd 3 - - - 3 Making his fi rst start of the season, junior LHP Matt 8 MENDE, Sam 2 - - - 2 12. Georgetown, 13 Reed tossed seven solid innings, allowing just one 15 RAMSAY, James - 1 - - 1 29 TAYLOR, Chad - 1 - - 1 run while scattering four hits. Reed was effi cient on 2011 BIG EAST Preseason Team 14 LONGLEY, Andrew 1 - - - 1 the evening throwing just 73 pitches, 44 of which Preseason BIG EAST Player of the Year: 3 CARLIN, Junior - 1 - - 1 were strikes. George Springer, OF, Connecticut TEAM 6 3 0 0 9 On two seperate occasions, Reed relied on his Preseason BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year: HITTING STREAKS Longest Current defense to turn double plays to escape potential Matt Barnes, RHP, Connecticut 10 KOSCSO, Jonathan 7 - Miami scoring threats. 15 RAMSAY, James 7 7 2011 Preseason All-BIG EAST Team : 3 CARLIN, Junior 4 - With Reed in control on the mound, USF would get Pos. Name, Class, School 33 BRAZEAL, Todd 4 4 P Matt Barnes, Sr., Connecticut * 8 MENDE, Sam 3 1 on the board in the second inning. Brazeal kept his hot bat rolling with a leadoff double to the wall in P Matt Iannazzo, Jr., Pittsburgh 29 TAYLOR, Chad 3 2 P Kyle Hansen, So., St. John’s 2 LLERENA, Luis 2 2 right, and with one out, freshman James Ramsay 14 LONGLEY, Andrew 2 - singled down the rightfi eld line, easily scoring P Randy Fontanez, Sr., USF 18 ROCKHOLD, Daniel 2 - Brazeal from second. P Andrew Barbosa, Sr., USF 16 MITCHELL, Mario 1 1 C Erick Fernandez, Sr., Georgetown . 39 FALLA, Jimmy 1 - USF then tacked on another run in the third on an C Kevan Smith, Sr., Pittsburgh 7 FONTANEZ, Randy 1 1 RBI groundout by Brazeal. 1B Mike Nemeth, Sr., Connecticut * 9 MENDEZ, Alex 1 1 2B Ryan Wright, Jr., Louisville * Miami would fi nally reach Reed for a run in the SS Steve Nyisztor, So., Rutgers seventh on a David Villasuso sacrifi ce fl y to cut the 3B Grant Buckner, Sr., West Virginia Koscso Extend’s Streak to 187 Straight Starts USF advantage to 2-1. Reed then escaped the inning OF George Springer, Jr., Connecticut * Since stepping on to USF’s campus, junior Jonathan with a runner standing on third with a fl y out to center OF Stewart Ijames, Jr., Louisville Koscso has started each and every game for the Bulls. by Shane Rowland. OF Jeremy Baltz, So., St. John’s * He has now started 185 consecutive games, having DH Kevin Vance, Jr., Connecticut split time at third base, shortstop and second base. Reed left after the seventh with a 2-1 lead but did not The streak is among the top ten longest nationally the factor in the decision as reliever Jimmy Moran allowed Senior Kevin Quackenbush continued his strong early among active collegiate division one players. So far in a run in the eighth on a RBI fi elder’s choice from Brad season by working a scoreless ninth to give him his 2011, he has made all ten starts at third base. In game Fieger. fi rst save of the season and the 11th of his career. 9, Koscso moved from third to SS. Bulls Down Miami in 2011 Florida Four Moran became the pitcher of record and was put in Bulls Play Record Tying 16 Inning Game in Series Junior Andrew Longley’s two-out, two-run single in line for the win after the Bulls’ two-run eighth inning. Finale against Elon the bottom of the eighth inning propelled the Univer- Played in 3:24, the Bulls played a record tying 16 in-

THHEE LAASTST TIIMEME A BUULLLL … Hit a grand slam ...... 4/16/10 Rutgers – Daniel Rockhold Stole home ...... 4/24/10 Seton Hall –Daniel Rockhold Hit a walk-off home run ...... 2/28/10 Elon – Todd Brazeal Stole three bases ...... 4/6/04 Stetson – Myron Leslie Hit a walk-off base hit ...... 5/16/08 Notre Dame – Junior Carlin Walked three times ...... 3/9/08 Savannah State – Addison Maruszak Hit a pinch-hit walk-off base hit...... 5/16/08 Notre Dame – Junior Carlin Had 15 putouts ...... 4/2/10 Cincinatti – Eric Sim Hit a leadoff home run ...... 3/30/10 Stetson – Ryan Lockwood Had 17 putouts ...... 3/24/06 Cincinatti – Braulio Pardo Hit back-to-back home runs ...... 4/21/06 Georgetown – Matt McHargue Had 10 assists...... 4/3/10 St. John’s – Sam Mende Hit two home runs in a game ...... 4/26/08 Villanova – Addison Maruszak Tossed a complete game ...... 4/30/10 Seton Hall– Randy Fontanez Hit three doubles in a game ...... 2/24/08 Indiana State – Brian Hobbs Tossed a complete-game shutout ...... 4/30/10 Seton Hall– Randy Fontanez Hit two triples in a game ...... 2/28/03 Central Michigan – Jeff Baisley Tossed a shutout ...... 4/30/10 Seton Hall– Randy Fontanez Had fi ve hits in a game ...... 3/13/10 Eastern Illinois –Jonathan Koscso Struck out 12 ...... 4/2/10 Cincinnati–Andrew Barbosa (16) Drove in six runs ...... 5/21/10 Pittsburg – Daniel Rockhold (7) Threw a no-hitter ...... 3/26/10 Notre Dame - Randy Fontanez Scored four runs ...... 5/21/10 Pittsburgh – Jonathan Koscso Was conference pitcher of the week ..... 3/7/11- BIG EAST - Kyle Eastham Tallied 9 or more total bases ...... 4/26/08 Villanova – Addison Maruszak Was conference hitter of the week ...... 3/29/10 - BIG EAST - Jonathan Koscso 5 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville

ning game on 2/24 in the series 2011 USF Season Summary fi nale against Elon. The Bulls USF Home Runs Inning-by-inning summary rallied for three runs in the bot- No. Player Gm# Date Opponent Pitcher On Base 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total tom of the ninth to tie the game 1. Ramsay 1 Feb 18 At Florida Panteliodis 0 USF 6 6 5 1 6 1 3 9 8 0 45 2. Mende 4 Feb 25 Elon Webb 1 Oppt 2 3 6 5 7 3 9 8 0 3 46 but eventually fell 7-5 in the 16th frame. It tied the longest 3. Rochhold 4 Feb 25 Elon Webb 0 4. Brazeal 5 Feb 26 Elon Clark 0 Win-loss summary: games in USF history with the Total 5-7 Bulls’ 16 inning win over Notre 5. Ramsay 12 Mar 9 Florida Panteliodis 0 Conference 0-0 Dame on 5/16/08 and a 9-7 win Non-Conf 5-6 over Cincinnati on 4/22/2000. Home 4-4 was plunked to lead off the game against Elon on Friday Away 0-3 USF used nine pitchers and at one point six USF relievers combined to pitch 10.2 innings of scoreless ball. night. Koscso now has 60 in his career. He is currently Neutral 1-0 18th nationally all-time for times hit by a pitch. Day 2-3 Night 3-4 Weekend Series Against Elon Serves as Soft Open- vs Left 1-3 ing For New Baseball Stadium Bulls Picked Fourth in BIG EAST Preseason Poll vs Right 4-4 This weekend’s series against Elon served as a ‘Soft The University of South Florida baseball team was 1-Run games 1-2 Opening’ of USF Baseball’s brand new, state-of-the-art picked to fi nish fourth in the BIG EAST preseason poll. 2-Run games 1-1 baseball stadium. 5+Run games 3-3 Out of 12 teams, the Bulls were only picked behind Extra inns 0-2 Shutouts 2-1 Remarkably, construction of the new stadium has conference favorite Connecticut, St. John’s and Louisville. Scoring 0-2 runs 0-5 reached near-completion in less than nine months. USF received 87 votes from BIG EAST coaches. Scoring 3-5 runs 3-2 While there are still exciting elements to be fi nished Scoring 6-9 runs 1-0 over the next three weeks, including state-of-the-art Barbosa, Fontanez Named Preseason All-BIG EAST Scoring 10+ runs 1-0 Seniors LHP Andrew Barbosa and RHP Randy Fontanez Opponent 0-2 runs 4-0 scoreboards at both fi elds, a comprehensive graph- ics package and tributes to the generous donors that have been selected by the BIG EAST coaches to the All- Opponent 3-5 runs 1-4 BIG EAST preseason team,. Opponent 6-9 runs 0-3 helped make this project possible, the new USF baseball Opponent 10+ runs 0-0 and softball stadiums offer a one-of-a-kind design, sure Scored in 1st inning 3-2 to make the fan experience one of the best in athletics, During the offseason, both Barbosa and Fontanez turned Scores fi rst 4-3 collegiate or professional. down Major League contracts to return for their senior Opp. scores fi rst 1-4 After 6 leading 4-1 After 6 trailing 1-6 Bulls Set Single Game and USF’s Record When After 6 tied 0-0 Weekend Attendance Record Record when team scores: After 7 leading 4-1 On opening night(2/25) of the Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ After 7 trailing 0-6 Bulls new baseball stadium W-L 0-1 0-2 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 After 7 tied 1-0 against Elon, attendance shat- After 8 leading 4-0 tered the old record of 2,517 set Record when opponent scores: After 8 trailing 0-6 last year against Florida as 3,126 Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ After 8 tied 1-1 W-L 2-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 Hit 0 home runs 4-4 came out to the ball park. Over Hit 1 home run 1-2 the next two days, USF drew over Record when leading after: Hit 2+ home runs 0-1 2,100 fans for each game bring- Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Opponent 0 home runs 5-4 ing the three day total to 7,577 W-L 3-1 4-2 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-0 Opponent 1 home run 0-2 from this weekend, the most in Opponent 2+ HRs 0-1 Made 0 errors 1-2 USF history for a three-game set. Record when trailing after: Made 1 error 3-4 Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Made 2+ errors 1-1 Koscso Breaks Schools All- W-L 0-1 0-2 0-5 1-5 1-5 1-5 0-5 0-5 Opp. made 0 errors 1-2 Time Hit By Pitch Record Opp. made 1 error 2-2 Jonathan Koscso became the Record when tied after: Opp. made 2+ errors 2-3 Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 school’s all-time leader in W-L 2-4 1-2 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-1 Out-hit opponent 5-2 hit-by-pitches with 56 when he

THHEE LAASTST TIIMEME UUSFSF … Had 20 or more hits ...... 4/26/08 Villanova (21) Stole seven bases ...... 3/20/03 Columbia Scored 20 or more runs ...... 4/26/08 Villanova (20) Stole six bases ...... 3/4/10 Florida A&M Scored 10 or more runs in an inning ...... 3/8/08 Savannah State (11) Stole four bases ...... 3/4/10 Oklahoma Drove in 20 or more runs ...... 5/14/04 UAB (22) Hit by a pitch fi ve or more times...... 3/21/10 Mercer (6) Drove in 15 or more runs ...... 4/26/08 Villanova (19) Played 15 or more innings ...... 2/27/11 Elon(16) Hit seven doubles ...... 3/7/10 vs. Western Illinois Struck out 18 batters ...... 2/22/04 Jacksonville Hit three triples ...... 2/28/03 Central Michigan Struck out 17 batters ...... 3/24/06 Seton Hall Hit two triples ...... 4/26/08 Villanova Struck out 16 batters ...... 3/2/10 Cincinnati Hit fi ve home runs ...... 4/23/06 Pittsburgh Swept a three-game series ...... 3/4-5/11 Florida A&M Hit three home runs ...... 5/21/10 at Pittsburgh Was swept in a three-game series ...... 2/18-20/11 at Florida Drew 15 or more walks...... 3/9/08 Savannah State (16) Swept a double-header ...... 32/11 Florida A&M Turned three double plays ...... 5/23/08 vs. Cincinnati Was swept in a double-header ...... 3/13/10 St. John’s 6 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville

live, fi ve of which will take place at Career Multi-Hit Games the new USF baseball stadium. 2011 USF Baseball Television Schedule 2 3 4 5+ Tot 2/18 - at Florida - 7 p.m. - Sun Sports 33 BRAZEAL,Todd 39 9 - - 49 The Bulls will make their season 3/1 - vs. Miami - 4 p.m. - 2011 Florida Four - Bright House Sports Network 3/9 - Florida- 7 p.m. - Bright House Sports Network 10 KOSCSO,Jonathan 30 10 2 1 43 debut on Tuesday, March 1 as part of the 2011 Florida Four where they 3/15 - at UCF - 7 p.m.-- Bright House Sports Network 8 MENDE,Sam 27 15 2 - 45 3/25 - W. Virgiia - 7 p.m.-- Bright House Sports Network 3 CARLIN, Junior 30 9 2 1 42 will take on Miami at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Home games 4/19 - Stetson - 7 p.m.-- Bright House Sports Network 13 BROTONS, Peter 18 2 - - 20 against Florida (3/9), West Virginia 4/30 - St. John’s - 7 p.m.-- Bright House Sports Network 30 ROCKHOLD,Daniel 14 2 - - 16 (3/25), Stetson (4/19), St. John’s 5/3 - UCF - 7 p.m.-- Bright House Sports Network 29 TAYLOR,Chad 12 2 - - 14 (4/30) and Central Florida (5/3) will 5/19 - at Louisville - 6 p.m.- Wazoo Sports Network 2 LLERENA,Luis 7 4 2 - 13 be aired live on Bright House. 14 LONGLEY,Andrew 4 1 1 - 6 Making eight starts, Fontanez went 3-1 with 2.84 ERA 31 MENDEZ,Alex 3 2 - - 5 The Bulls trip to Orlando on 3/15 to take on the helping the Red Sox to the Cape Cod Championship 39 FALLA,Jimmy 2 1 1 - 4 Knights will also air live on BHSN. Series. 15 Ramsay, James 2 1 - - 3 USF’s contest at Louisville on May 19 will be broad- Ramsay Claims 2010 Saladino Award as Hillsbor- Career Multi-RBI Games casted on the Wazoo Sports Network. ough Top Senior 2 3 4 5+ Tot James Ramsey was named the winner of the 2010 Tony Fontanez, Barbosa Foregoe Pros, Return for 33 BRAZEAL,Todd 21 7 1 1 28 Saladino Award – an honor given annually to the best Senior Seasons senior baseball player in Hillsborough County. 8 MENDE,Sam 13 2 2 1 16 The annual Major League Baseball Prospect Draft 10 KOSCSO,Jonathan 14 5 - - 19 is an event that leaves college coaches around the Ramsay, who committed to the Bulls in December of 3 CARLIN,Junior 13 4 - - 16 country on edge and worried as the MLB raids the 2008 and signed with the program last fall, is currently 30 ROCKHOLD,Daniel 7 2 1 1 11 college ranks of its top prospects. taking summer classes at USF. 13 BROTONS, Peter 8 - - - 8 2 LLERENA,Luis 3 1 - - 4 With the passing of the August 16th signing The Brandon native decided to keep his pledge and 29 TAYLOR,Chad 3 2 - - 4 deadline, USF baseball coach Lelo Prado rested a come to USF, turning down an offer to begin a profes- 14 LONGLEY,Andrew 2 2 - - 4 little easier heading into the 2011 season knowing sional career after being drafted earlier this month. 39 FALLA,Jimmy 3 - - - 3 that the front end of his starting pitching rotation Ramsay was selected by the New York Yankees in the 9 MENDEZ,Alex 1 1 - - 2 has decided to return to USF. 38th round of the 2010 MLB Draft with pick No. 1,165. 15 RAMSAY, James - 1 - - 1 eniors Fontanez and Barbosa decided to return to The 2008 St. Petersburg Times Hillsborough County the Bulls program after having successful junior Player of the Year as a sophomore, Ramsay hit .417 in his seasons. They were each selected to the All-BIG EAST seasons. And with the opening of the program’s senior year at nearby Brandon High School. second team following the 2010 season. state of the art stadium set to open by the start of season, Prado likely has his starting pitcher duo tabbed A torn ACL wiped out all but three games of Ramsay’s The preseason fi rst-team nod is the second of Fontanez’s for Friday and Saturday night. junior year, but he showed no ill effects as he returned career after being named the BIG EAST Preseason for his senior campaign to hit three home runs and Pitcher of the Year prior to the 2010 season while it is With the two’s return, Barbosa and Fontanez will recre- seven doubles with 17 RBI. Ramsay struck out just fi ve the fi rst for Barbosa. ate one of the conferences more formidable one-two times in 25 games and did not commit an error while pitching tandems as the duo was 11-3 against BIG EAST manning centerfi eld. USF Coaching Staff Revamped, Hernandez, Heintz foes while holding conference hitters to batting aver- and Maldonado Named to Coaching Staff ages of .218 and .231, respectively. Barbosa was selected The Saladino Award, given out every season since 1971, 2011 brings a revamped staff to the USF baseball by the San Francisco Giants in the 15th round as the is selected by a vote of county baseball coaches. It is program under Lelo Prado. With the addition of pitching 467th overall selection and Fontanez was who was selected based on playing ability as well as scholarship, coach Chuck Hernandez and hitting coach Chris Heintz, selected in the 23rd round by Cincinnati Reds. leadership and character. Past recipients of the award in- the two bring major league pedigrees to the Bulls clude major leaguers Mike Heath (1973), Dave Magadan program in addition to Prado’s 20 plus years coaching Along with Barbosa and Fontanez returning, the Bulls (1980), Rich Monteleone (1982), Tino Martinez (1985), experience. also added left-hander Nick Gonzalez, who comes to Gary Sheffi eld (1986) and Jason Romano (1997). the Bulls after turning a contract from the Philadelphia Then add volunteer assistant Frank Maldonado, who Phillies, not to mention an accumulation of talented Ramsay also joins fi ve other Bulls who are past comes to USF from the University of Tampa,. Maldonado pitchers. recipients of the Saladino Award. They are John Shouse was instrumental in the success of the UT program, (1975), Scott Glaser (1994), Romano (1997) and Ryan helping the Spartans to back to back NCAA national Fontanez Deals in the Cape Glogler (1999). championships in 2006 and 2007. Senior RHP Randy Fontanez made an immediate impact for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox in the famed Cape Rounding out the staff is director of Operations, program Cod League after joining the team mid-way through the mainstay Greg Parris. season. Taylor Selected to Play in 2010 Mid-Atlantic Classic BHSN to Carry Seven Games in 2011 After taking some time to relax and spend time with his Rising sophomore Chad Taylor of the University of South Bright House Sports Network and the University of family, Fontanez joined the Red Sox in the latter portion Florida baseball team was selected to play in the 2010 South Florida announced the 2011 line-up of USF of June as a “temporary player. Mid-Atlantic Classic on Wed., July 14, 2010 at Shirley baseball broadcasts which consists of seven games aired Povich Field in Bethesda, Md. 7 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville

Championships, sophomore second baseman Luis a .218 batting average. In eight conference starts, he Taylor, who plays for the Valley League’s Youse’s Orioles, Llerena ran away with the USF batting title with a .344 allowed just nine earned runs over 48.2 innings of work. hit .296 with 14 RBI and 15 runs scored while playing clip in 44 games. in all 31 games, serving as the Orioles’ every day USF Becomes First School to Win Three Straight centerfi elder. He has made just one error with seven After splitting time with freshman Chad Taylor, Llerena National Pitcher of the Week awards outfi eld assists. asserted himself as the everyday second baseman start- Over three consecutive weeks, three separate USF ing the fi nal 23 games of the season. Over the fi nal 23 pitchers were recognized by national collegiate baseball The Jefferson High product is perfect on the base paths games, Llerena hit at a .385 clip with OBP of .477. publications as national Pitchers of the Week. Senior having swiped 14 bases. Teddy Kaufman (March 22) and juniors Randy Fontanez While Llerena led the Bulls in average, junior Stephen (March 29) and Andrew Barbosa (April 6) were named Taylor is one of two BIG EAST players to be selected to Hunt led the Bulls in virtually every other offensive Louisville Slugger, TheCollegeBaseballBlog.com, Col- play in the contest on the Ripken Team as Georgetown’s category. The Jesuit HS product led the Bulls in hits (67), legeBaseball360.com , College Baseball Foundation and Rand Ravnaas will team up with Taylor while UConn’s doubles (47), extra base hits (27), runs scored (47), total Diamond Sport’s and CollegeBaseballInsider.com Pitcher Greg Nappo and Georetown’s Charles Steinman were bases (108), RBI (44), stolen bases (13) and tied sopho- of the Week in addition to being recognized by the BIG named to the Valley League. more Daniel Rockhold with seven homers on the season. EAST Conference as the top weekly hurler.

The Mid-Atlantic Classic features All-Stars from the Cal Hunt led USF outfi elders with four assists and 87 USF is the fi rst school to have three different pitchers Ripken League taking on their counterparts from the putouts. He also made an appearance on the mound awarded national weekly honors in consecutive weeks. Valley Baseball League in a rare inter-league summer against North Florida working a scoreless inning while However, USF is not the fi rst school to have consecutive college baseball match-up. striking out the side. winners. In 2009, Stephen Strasburg of San Diego State won it four weeks in a row. Prior to that, the only person Prado Reaches A Couple Milestones in 2010 to win it three or more times in a row was Mark Prior of Hunt Signes with Reds With the Bulls’ fi rst win of the season, a 11-3 win over Southern California in 2000. Junior outfi elder Stephen Hunt inked a deal with the Illinois is the Big Ten/ BIG EAST Challenge on February Cincinnati Reds’ organization deciding to forgoe his 2, Bulls head coach Lelo Prado won his 100th game as Kaufman began the streak after his 14-strikeout senior season as a Bull. Bulls’ skipper. In four seasons at USF, Prado is 125- performance against UCF on March 16 in Orlando. Kauf- 110. Just 12 days later, Prado eclipsed another career man was followed by Fontanez’s no-hitter on March 27 The Reds selected Hunt in the 15th round with the milestone. With 14-7 win over Mercer at Red McEwen against Notre Dame and Barbosa rounded out the trio 457th overall pick in the 2010 MLB Draft. Field, Prado reached 700 career wins. Overall, Prado is of awards after his complete game shutout of Cincinnati 723-535-2 in 21 seasons as a head coach. on April 2. Hunt, who started 56 games in right fi eld for the Bulls in 2010, led USF in almost every offensive category other He’s Really a Walk-On?? Fontanez Puts up Career Highs in 2010 than batting average and on-base percentage. Junior Andrew Barbosa went from walk-on, a relative Despite his 5-7 record, junior Randy Fontanez reaffi rmed unknown, to the Bulls’ No. 2 starter and one of the top his status as one of the top pitchers in the BIG EAST. Prado Announces 2011-12 Signing Class pitchers in the BIG EAST Conference and member of the Fontanez set career highs in strikeouts (105), innings University of South Florida head baseball coach Lelo 2010 All-BIG EAST second team. Barbosa paced the Bulls (110.1) and starts (15). He had four complete games Prado has announced the signing of seven high school on the mound with a 2.40 ERA and a team-high eight raising his career total to 10 with one being his no-hit recruits and one junior college transfer to National wins in 14 starts including 16 strikeouts in his complete- shutout of Notre Dame on March 27. Letters of Intent for the 2011-12 academic year. in early game shutout against Cincinnati on April 2. December After raking into national and conference honors fol- His 16 strikeout performance earned him fi ve national lowing his no-hitter, he was also named the BIG EAST The class of 2011-12 includes: Steven Leasure - RHP pitcher of the week awards in addition to BIG EAST pitcher of the week after a complete-game shutout of - State College of Florida; Michael Clarkson - RHP/ pitcher of the week honors. Villanova and after his one run, seven inning out against IF - Dunedin HS - Oldsmar, Fla; Joe Kreibiel - SS/ RHP - Connecticut. Seminole HS - Seminole, Fla.; Austin Lueck - OF - Lake His 2.40 earned run average is the sixth lowest ERA by a Brantley - Longwood, Fla.; Buddy Putnam - IF/ OF pitcher in USF history. Fontanez extended his streak of 5.0+ innings starts as - Bartow High School - Bartow, Fla.; Max Rowe - RHP - well. In each of his last 34 starts, Fontanez has throw at Plant HS/Tampa, Fla.; Blake Sydeski - C/1B - New Smyrna Of his 14 starts on the season, Barbosa went 5.0 or more least 5.0 innings. Beach HS - Edgewater, Fla. ; and Kyle Teaf - 2B/SS - Trinity innings in 13 of his starts with the exception being 1.1 Catholic HS - Leesburg, Fla. scoreless innings against St. John’s due to a lower leg Bulls Go 11-4 at Home in BIG EAST Play, Series injury. Streak Snapped The class, which is the fi fth of Prado’s tenure at USF, is The Bulls completed the 2010 home portion of their headlined by the 2010 Pinellas County Player of the Barbosa emerged as one of the conference’s most BIG EAST schedule with an 11-4 record while winning Year, in addition to a number of student-athletics who prolifi c powers pitchers, striking out 95 batters in just four of the fi ve conference series with sweeps of Notre garnered all-state and all-area honors. 86.1 innings of work. He struck out 10 or more batters Dame and Georgetown. Prior to the UConn series, which on four separate occasions and averaged just fewer than the Bulls lost two of three to the Huskies, USF had won Of the eight signees, four hail from the Tampa Bay area, 10 strikeouts per nine innings pitched. 10 straight BIG EAST series, including six sweeps, at Red and will join the 20 Bulls already on the USF roster from McEwen Field. the Bay Area. More impressive, Barbosa showcased an impeccable USF is 22-5 in their last 27 homes games against BIG command of the strike zone. The 6’8’’ south paw walked EAST opposition. Wrapping up 2010 just 22 batters on the season. Llerena Takes USF Batting Title, Hunt Leads Everything Koscso Reaches 200 Career Hits else In BIG EAST play, Barbosa was especially strong going With his fi fth-inning double against West Virginia in the Powered by a 7-for-13 performance in the BIG EAST 6-1 with a 1.66 ERA, while holding opposing batters to second round of the BIG EAST Championships, Jonathan 8 2011 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA BASEBALL GAME NOTES | March 1 | Miami - 2011 Florida Four No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown (Previous Schools) 2 Luis Llerena INF R/R 5-10 170 Jr. Hialeah, FL (Manhattan College (NY) ) (Hialeah HS) 3 Junior Carlin OF/LHP L/L 6-0 170 Sr. Riverview, FL (Riverview HS) 38 Adams, Austin RHP 4 Michael Carballo OF/DH R/R 5-11 188 Fr. Southwest Ranch, Fl (Archbishop McCarthy) 51 Barbosa, Andrew LHP 5 Ray Delphey RHP R/R 5-10 200 So. Tampa, FL (Alonso HS) 33 Brazeal, Todd 1B 6 Nick Gonzalez LHP L/L 6-4 220 Fr. Tampa, FL (Leto HS) 13 Brotons, Peter 2B 7 Randy Fontanez RHP R/R 6-1 205 Sr. Oviedo, FL (Oviedo HS) 4 Carballo, Michael RF/DH 8 Sam Mende SS R/R 6-3 195 Jr. Clearwater, FL (Clearwater Central Catholic HS) 3 Carlin, Junior OF 9 Alex Mendez OF/LHP L/L 5-7 175 So. Longwood, FL (Bishop Moore HS) 23 Dahl, Trey LHP 10 Jonathan Koscso INF R/R 5-11 185 Sr. Tampa, FL (Jesuit HS) 5 Delphey, Ray RHP 13 Peter Brotons INF L/R 5-9 165 Sr. Miami, FL (Daytona State) (Christopher Columbus HS) 22 Diaz, Anthony OF 14 Andrew Longley C R/R 6-3 210 Jr. Tampa, FL (Sickles HS) 25 Eastham, Kyle RHP 15 James Ramsay OF L/L 6-0 190 Fr. Brandon, FL (Brandon HS) 39 Falla, Jimmy 1B/OF 16 Mario Mitchell INF R/R 6-1 210 Jr. Tampa, FL (Hillsborough HS) 7 Fontanez, Randy RHP 17 Janick Serrallonga LHP L/L 5-9 160 Fr. Hialeah, FL (Champgnat Catholic) 6 Gonzalez, Nick LHP 18 Daniel Rockhold C R/R 6-3 195 Jr. Lakeland, FL (Lakeland HS) 10 Koscso, Jonathan 3B 19 Derrick Stultz RHP R/R 6-3 190 RJr. Tampa, FL (Wharton HS) 2 Llerena, Luis INF 20 Kevin Quackenbush RHP R/R 6-3 195 Sr. Tampa, FL (Jesuit HS) 14 Longley, Andrew C 21 Matt Reed LHP L/L 6-3 210 Jr. Albemarle, NC (West Stanley HS) 26 Loynaz, Andrew RHP 22 Anthony Diaz OF S/L 5-11 180 RFr. Palm Harbor, FL (Palm Harbor University HS) 8 Mende, Sam SS 23 Trey Dahl LHP L/L 6-0 175 So. Land O’ Lakes, FL (Land O’Lakes HS) 9 Mendez, Alex OF 24 Jimmy Moran RHP R/R 6-1 170 Jr. Kissimmee, FL (CCBC-Catonsville) (Poinciana HS) 16 Mitchell, Mario INF 25 Kyle Eastham RHP R/R 6-2 175 Sr. Riverview, FL (Riverview HS) 24 Moran, Jimmy RHP 26 Andrew Loynaz RHP R/R 6-1 200 Jr. Plantation, FL (Rollins College) (American Heritage HS) 28 Parker, Kyle LHP 27 Doug Wagner RHP R/R 6-1 215 Sr. Orlando, FL (Bishop Moore HS) 34 Pietrzyk, Zach RHP 28 Kyle Parker LHP R/L 6-2 200 So. Valrico, FL (Newsome HS) 40 Puig, Adrian RHP 29 Chad Taylor INF R/R 6-0 180 So. Tampa, FL (Jeff erson HS) 20 Quackenbush, Kevin RHP 33 Todd Brazeal 1B R/R 6-3 230 Jr. Tampa, FL (Chamberlain HS) 15 Ramsay, James OF 34 Zach Pietrzyk RHP R/R 6-1 185 Sr. Valrico, FL (Bloomingdale HS) 21 Reed, Matt LHP 38 Austin Adams RHP R/R 6-2 180 So. Tampa, FL (Zephyrhills HS) 18 Rockhold, Daniel C 39 Jimmy Falla 1B/OF R/R 6-2 215 So. Tampa, FL (Jesuit HS) 17 Serrallonga, Janick LHP 40 Adrian Puig RHP R/R 6-0 205 So. Miami, FL (Gulliver Prep) 19 Stultz, Derrick RHP 51 Andrew Barbosa LHP L/L 6-8 235 Sr. San Juan, Puerto Rico (Riverview HS) 29 Taylor, Chad INF 27 Wagner, Doug RHP Head Coach: No. 1 Lelo Prado (5th Season) Asst. Coach – No. 55 Pitching Coach: Chuck Hernandez (1st Season) Asst. Coach – No. 41 Position Coach: Chris Heintz (1st Season) Vol. Asst. Coach: No. 12 Frank Maldonado (1st Season) Director of Baseball Operations: Greg Parris (8th Season)

Center Field Pronunciation Guide Right Field Left Field Chad Taylor (12 Starts) James Ramsay (12 Starts) HC Lelo Prado Lell – o Junior Carlin (11 Starts) James Ramsay 33 Todd Brazeal Bra - zeel Alex Mendez Alex Mendez 13 Peter Brotons Bro - tawns 51 Andrew Barbosa Bar-Bo-Sa Shortstop Second Base 3 Junior Carlin Car - leen Sam Mende (12 Luis Llerna (11 Starts) 23 Trey Dahl Dall Starts) Peter Brotons (1 Starts 25 Kyle Eastham East-ham 39 Jimmy Falla Foul- a Third Base First Base 10 Jonathan Koscso Cos-co Jonathan Koscso (7 Starts) Pitchers Todd Brazeal (12 Starts) 8 Sam Mende Men-dee Chad Taylor Randy Fontanez Jimmy Falla 34 Zach Pietrzyk Pea-trick Andrew Barbosa 40 Adrian Puig Pwee-g Nick Gonzalez Matt Reed Relief Kevin Quackenbush (Closer) Jimmy Moran (Set Up Zach Pietrzyk Doug Wagner Designated Hitter Alex Mendez Jimmy Falla (10 Starts) Catchers Andrew Longley(2 Start) Daniel Rockhold (6 Starts) Andrew Longley(6 starts) 9 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | |March March 11-12 1 | Miami | Evansville - 2011 Florida Four

Meet Lelo Prado head coach, the fi rst coach in C-USA history to do so, leading the collegiate amateur squad to a 23-7 record, and a silver medal at the fi rst-ever FISU World University Born: Nov. 5, 1962 in Havana, Cuba Baseball Championships in Messina, Italy. The team also captured the gold medal at Alma Mater: University of Tampa, 1985 the Haarlem Baseball Week in Haarlem, The Netherlands, and defeated the Japanese LLeloelo Wife: Pam Children: Jason, Tyler, Zach Collegiate All-Stars three games to two, in the 31st annual USA/Japan Collegiate Named USF Head Coach: June 16, 2006 Championship Series. Education: B.S. - adult fitness In 2000, he was one of three assistant coaches on the under-22 USA National Team, which posted an all-time best 27-3-1 record and featured college stars like Mark PRADO Head Coach | Fifth Season | Tampa ‘85 PPrado’srado’s CCollegiateollegiate OOverall-verall- 7728-542-228-542-2 Teixeira, Mark Prior, Xavier Nady and fellow C-USA member Jake Gautreau. Prado served on the USA Baseball selection committee from 1995-1998 and helped select >> Havana, Cuba | Tampa (‘89-95) | Louisville (‘95-’06) | USF (‘07-Present) the ‘96 Olympic bronze medal winning squad.

On June 16, 2006, Lelo Prado, a native of Cuba who grew up in Tampa before em- During his 11 years at Louisville, Prado saw 20 players (Matt Berger, Danny Haas, barking on an ultra-successful college coaching career that includes back-to-back PPrado'srado's CCollegiateollegiate CCareer-areer- 7728-542-228-542-2 James McAuley, Jorge Maduro, Mike Davis, Brian Bentley, Sean Green, Chad Petty, NCAA Division II National Championships in his hometown, returned to Tampa to Justin Woodrow, Bill Gatti Jr., Key Voshell, Adam Haley, Grant Williams, Josh Bolen, become the fi fth heead coach in the USF baseball program’s history. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA Carlos Fernandez, Ron Braun, Mark Jurich, Scott Barber, J.T. LaFountain and Brian 2007- PRESENT (5TH YEAR) Halford) make the pro ranks. Now in his fi fth season at the helm of the USF Baseball program and armer with a Head Coach, 130-117 new stadium, the Bulls’ are primed to become the championship-caliber team that Four BIG EAST tournament appearances Before he was hired at Louisville in June of 1995, Prado spent seven seasons as the Prado envisioned when he returned home. head coach at the University of Tampa. In his seven seasons at Tampa, Prado com- Three 30-win seasons piled a 278-124-1 record, the winningest record in UT’s history, averaging nearly 40 In his four seasons, Prado, who has worn the No. 1 on his back at all three of his UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE wins per season. His .691 winning percentage ranks among the top 10 in Division II coaching stops, has laid the ground work of a BIG EAST title contending team that 1995-2006 (11 YEARS) history. In addition to the two national championships, his teams also reached the came up just a hair short in 2009. Head Coach, 320-301-1 College World Series in 1990, fi nishing third, and were an NCAA South Region fi nalist One NCAA appearance in each of his other four seasons as head coach (1989, 1991, 1994 and 1995). In four season with the Bulls, Prado has produced four straight BIG EAST Champion- ship appearances. He has led USF to 125 wins in his two years in Tampa, posting 11 C-USA tournament appearances He was named the ABCA National Coach of the Year in 1992 and 1993, and he was four 30-win seasons. Seven 30-win seasons the South Region Coach of the Year in 1990, 1992 and 1993. He also won conference UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA coach of the year in 1989, 1990 and 1995 and was inducted into the Sunshine State With 723 career wins, Prado ranks 33rd among active coaches in wins. He is one of 1989-1995 (7 YEARS) Conference Hall of Fame in 1995. His No. 1 jersey is retired at Tampa. two active BIG EAST coaches with over 700 career victories Head Coach, 278-124-1 1993 NCAA D-II National Championship Prado coached 17 fi rst or second team All-America selections at Tampa, including In 2009, Prado had the Bulls on the doorstep of claiming their fi rst BIG EAST regular national player of the year Sam Militello in 1990, two Academic All-Americans, 43 season Championship but came up a .5 game short. Prado becomes a fi rst-time win- 1992 NCAA D-II National Championship All-South Region picks and 32 All-Sunshine State Conference Selections. ner of the BIG EAST Coach of the Year award in 2009 after leading USF to a 34-25 Three D-II World Series appearances overall record and an 18-9 mark in the BIG EAST, improving by four places from last UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA During his tenure at Tampa, seven Spartans were drafted by major league clubs, nine year’s sixth-place fi nish. It marks the fi fth conference coach of the year honor for 1986-88 (2 YEARS) of whom played pro ball and four have reached the major leagues, including Tino Prado, who was the 2002 Conference USA Coach of the Year while serving as head Assistant Coach Martinez (Yankees), Jeff Carter (Chicago White Sox), Ozzie Timmons (Chicago Cubs) coach at Louisville and was the Sunshine State Conference Coach of the Year three and Militello (Yankees). HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE times while head coach at Division II Tampa. 1985 (1 YEAR) Prado served as Assistant Director of Athletics at Tampa, focusing on fundraising In 2008, Prado coached a pair of Freshman All-Americans in outfi elder Ryan Lock- Assistant Coach and community support coordination. Prado has also worked with the Nicaraguan wood and utility player Stephen Hunt. Three Bulls from the 2008 squad were se- National Baseball Team. lected in the MLB Draft - Addison Maruszak, Daniel Thomas and David Torcise - as NCAA POSTSEASON APPEARANCES well as seven recruits from the 2009 class. Tampa (D-II): Three (1990, 1992, 1993) After playing two seasons at Hillsborough Community College, he completed his col- lege career at Tampa in 1985, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in adult fi tness. In his fi rst season with the Bulls, Prado led the squad into the Final Four of the 2007 Louisville: One (2002) BIG EAST Conference Championship, completing his inaugural USF campaign with a He was an assistant coach at Hillsborough one year (1985) before accepting a simi- 36-24 record and a 13-14 conference clip. Baseball Foundation National Players of the Week and seven players who earned lar position at Tampa, where he worked as an assistant for three seasons (1986-88) nine weekly league awards. prior to his advancement as the Spartans’ head coach. His fi rst coaching experience Prado earned his 600th career win just two games into his rookie year at USF and was leading the District VI All-Stars to the 1982 Big League World Series. then elciplsed the 700 win mark during the 2010 season. He holds a 723-534-2 mark Prado led the team to a 9-0 start, which boosted the Bulls in to the national spot- after 20 years as a collegiate head coach. light. At the end of February, College Baseball News ranked USF No. 30 in their na- As a sophomore in high school, Prado was the catcher on Tampa Catholic’s state tional weekly poll and the Bulls received votes in the USA Today/ESPN and National championship team in 1979. During his senior campaign in 1981, he batted .504 on In 2007 he coached three BIG EAST all-conference players as well as fi ve College Collegiate Baseball Writers Association polls. his way to All-Hillsborough County honors.

Prado's Year-by-Year Results Prado joined USF from the University of Louisville, where in 11 seasons he became that school’s all-time winningest coach with 320 victories. In addition to his fi rst YEAR SCHOOL RECORD POSTSEASON year at USF, his 19 seasons as a head coach include seven at the University of Tampa Prado's Coaching Highlights 1989 Tampa 37-18-1 South Region Finalist and 11 at the University of Louisville. A proven winner, Prado has collected two Di- AWARDS 1990 Tampa 45-14 NCAA World Series vision II National Championships (1992, 1993), eight NCAA appearances and three BIG EAST Coach of the Year, 2009 1991 Tampa 34-17 South Region Finalist Division II World Series appearances. At Louisville, he took the program to its fi rst- Conference USA Coach of the Year, 2002 1992 Tampa 42-19 NCAA National Champion ever NCAA appearance in 2002 and he was the 2002 Conference USA Coach of the USA Baseball Selection Committee, 1995, 1997, 1998 Year, the same year he won USA Baseball Coach of the Year honors. 1993 Tampa 43-21 NCAA National Champion USA Baseball Olympic Team Selection Committee, 1996 1994 Tampa 36-18 South Region Finalist During his time at Louisville, Prado compiled more wins than any other coach in Sunshine State Conference Hall of Fame Induction, 1995 1995 Tampa 41-17 South Region Finalist Cardinal history. He surpassed Dr. John Heldman Jr. (309) when he registered win Sunshine State Conference Coach of the Year, 1989, 1990, 1995 1996 Louisville 18-36 C-USA Tournament No. 310 on May 7, 2006 (a 9-6 win over the No. 8-ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish). South Region Coach of the Year, 1993 1997 Louisville 23-32 C-USA Tournament The Cardinals closed the 2006 season with a 12-game winning streak before fall- ABCA (D-II) National Coach of the Year, 1992, 1993 ing in the championship game of the BIG EAST Conference Championship, posting 1998 Louisville 31-24 C-USA Tournament South Region Coach of the Year, 1990, 1992 a 31-29 record with a third-place regular season fi nish (17-10) in the team’s initial 1999 Louisville 37-19 C-USA Tournament year in the BIG EAST. 2000 Louisville 17-37-1 C-USA Tournament USA NATIONAL TEAM, 2002 2001 Louisville 32-29 C-USA Tournament Prado guided the Cardinals to 11-consecutive conference tournament appearances, Head Coach, 23-7 record 2002 Louisville 39-18 NCAA Regional including 10-straight in Conference USA, as Louisville was one of three teams in the Won USA/Japan Collegiate Championship Series 2003 Louisville 34-23 C-USA Tournament league that advanced to the C-USA Tournament in each of conference’s fi rst 10 sea- Gold medal at Haarlem Baseball Week sons, joining Southern Miss and Tulane. 2004 Louisville 26-30 C-USA Tournament Silver medal at FISU World University Baseball Championships 2005 Louisville 32-24 C-USA Tournament He was the only coach in Louisville baseball history to record more than two 30-win 2006 Louisville 31-29 BIG EAST Tournament seasons, tallying seven (31 in ‘98, 37 in ‘99, 32 in ‘01, 39 in ‘02, 34 in ‘03, 32 in ‘05 U-22 USA NATIONAL TEAM, 2000 2007 USF 34-26 BIG EAST Tournament and 31 in ‘06). Assistant Coach, 27-3-1 record 2008 USF 31-27 BIG EAST Tournament Under Prado, the team earned its fi rst-ever postseason appearance in 2002, advanc- 2009 USF 34-26 BIG EASTTournament NICARAGUAN NATIONAL BASEBALL TEAM 2010 USF 26-31 BIG EAST Tournament ing to the NCAA Regional in Atlanta, Ga. Prado led UofL to a single-season record 39 wins in 2002, as well as an all-time best conference record of 21-9, placing second. Assistant Coach 2011 USF 5-7 ???? During the 2002 season, Prado also guided the USA Baseball National Team as its Total (23 years) 7728-540-228-540-2 DISTRICT VI ALL-STARS, 1982 Head Coach 10 2011 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA BASEBALL GAME NOTES - FEB 25-27 ELON

Date Opponent Site Pitcher of Record Time/Result Fri, Feb 18 Florida at Gainesville, Fla. Fontanez, R. (0-1) L, 7-2 Sat, Feb 19 Florida at Gainesville, Fla. Barbosa, A. (0-1) L, 4-1 Sun, Feb 20 Florida at Gainesville, Fla. Gonzalez, N. (0-1) L, 5-0 Fri, Feb 25 Elon TAMPA Quackenbush, K. (0-1) L,4-3 Sat, Feb 26 Elon TAMPA Pietrzyk, Z. (1-0) W, 3-2 Sun, Feb 27 Elon TAMPA Loynaz, A. (0-1) L,7-5 (16) Tue, Mar 01 Miami - 2011 Florida Four at George M. Steinbrenner Field Moran (1-0) W, 4-2 Fri, Mar 04 Florida A&M TAMPA Fontanez, R. (1-1) W, 5-0 Sat, Mar 05 Florida A&M (1) TAMPA Gonzalez, N. (1-1) W, 13-4 Sat, Mar 05 Florida A&M (2) TAMPA Eastham (1-0) W, 6-0 Tue, Mar 08 Florida Gulf Coast TAMPA Reed (0-1) L, 3-2 Wed, Mar 09 Florida TAMPA Carlin (0-1) L, 8-1 Fri, Mar 11 Evansville TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sat, Mar 12 Evansville TAMPA 4:00 p.m. Sat, Mar 12 Evansville TAMPA TBA Tue, Mar 15 UCF at Orlando, Fla. 6:30 p.m. Thu, Mar 17 Bethune-Cookman at Daytona Beach, Fla. 6:00 p.m. Fri, Mar 18 Bethune-Cookman at Daytona Beach, Fla. 6:00 p.m. Sat, Mar 19 Bethune-Cookman TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sun, Mar 20 Bethune-Cookman TAMPA 1:00 p.m. Tue, Mar 22 Florida Gulf Coast at Fort Myers, Fla. 6:30 p.m. Fri, Mar 25 West Virginia * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sat, Mar 26 West Virginia * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sun, Mar 27 West Virginia * TAMPA 1:00 p.m. Wed, Mar 30 North Florida at Jacksonville, Fla. 7:00 p.m. Fri, Apr 01 Villanova * at Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 3:15 p.m. Sat, Apr 02 Villanova * at Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 1:15 p.m. Sun, Apr 03 Villanova * at Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 12:15 p.m. Tue, Apr 05 Jacksonville at Jacksonville, Fla. 6:30 p.m. Wed, Apr 06 Jacksonville at Jacksonville, Fla. 4:00 p.m. Fri, Apr 08 Rutgers * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sat, Apr 09 Rutgers * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sun, Apr 10 Rutgers * TAMPA 1:00 p.m. Tue, Apr 12 Stetson at Deland, Fla. 6:30 p.m. Fri, Apr 15 Seton Hall * at South Orange, N.J. 6:00 p.m. Sat, Apr 16 Seton Hall * at South Orange, N.J. 1:00 p.m. Sun, Apr 17 Seton Hall * at South Orange, N.J. 12:00 p.m. Tue, Apr 19 Stetson TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Thu, Apr 21 Louisville * at Louisville, Ky. 6:00 p.m. Fri, Apr 22 Louisville * at Louisville, Ky. 6:00 p.m. Sat, Apr 23 Louisville * at Louisville, Ky. 1:00 p.m. Wed, Apr 27 Miami at Coral Gables, Fla. 6:00 p.m. Fri, Apr 29 St. John’s * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sat, Apr 30 St. John’s * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sun, May 01 St. John’s * TAMPA 1:00 p.m. Tue, May 03 UCF TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sat, May 07 Connecticut * at Dodd Stadium - Norwich, Conn. 6:00 p.m. Sun, May 08 Connecticut * at Storrs, Conn. 1:00 p.m. Mon, May 09 Connecticut * at Storrs, Conn. 1:00 p.m. Fri, May 13 Notre Dame * at South Bend, Ind. 7:05 p.m. Sat, May 14 Notre Dame * at South Bend, Ind. 2:05 p.m. Sun, May 15 Notre Dame * at South Bend, Ind. 1:05 p.m. Tue, May 17 North Florida TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Thu, May 19 Pittsburgh * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Fri, May 20 Pittsburgh * TAMPA 7:00 p.m. Sat, May 21 Pittsburgh * TAMPA 1:00 p.m. 14 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville Individual Hitting Records

GAAMESMES PLLAYEDAYED Bill Eaton vs. Army (3/17/98) Troy Rusk (1988) Season: 70, Ralph Gali (1985), Matt Mainini (1985) Daniel Boyd vs. Louisville (3/15/98) Season: 69, Andy Brandon (1989) Career: 241, Myron Leslie (2001-04) Tony Ciccarello (1974) Career: 193, Joey Angelberger (2005-08) Season: 74, Eddie Rush (1986) AT--BBAATSTS HIITT BY PIITCHTCH Game: 8, Jeff Baisley vs. Florida (2/25/03) Game: 3, Stephen Hunt vs. Indiana (2/22/2009) Devin Ivany vs. Florida (2/25/03) DOOUBLESUBLES Joey Angelberger vs. Savannah State (3/9/08) Chris Cuccia vs. Cincinnati (4/22/00) Game: 4, Mike Campbell (1973) Ben Drawdy vs. Jacksonville (3/23/99) Ben Drawdy vs. Cincinnati (4/22/00) Season: 26, Jeff Baisley (2005) Season: 22, Bryan Hierlmeier (2005) Season: 274, Mark Pike (1986) Career: 74, Myron Leslie (2001-04) Career: 59, Jonathan, Koscso (2008-10) Career: 944, Mike Pilger (1996-99) SAACRIFICECRIFICE HIITSTS TRRIPLESIPLES Season: 14, Chris Heintz (1996) RUUNSNS Game: 3, Mike Kelly (1987) Game: 5, Jeff Baisley at UAB (5/14/04) Season: 9, Mike Kelly (1987) Chris Heintz vs. Cincinnati (4/14/96) Career: 14, Doug Carroll (1992-94) Jason Garcia (1993) Tom Kriebel (1984) HOOMEME RUUNSNS Season: 86, Gio Cafaro (1996) Game: 3, Matt McHargue vs. Saint Louis (4/4/04) Career: 227, Myron Leslie (2001-04) Chris Heintz vs. NC State (5/23/96) Rich Bruney vs. Louisville (4/18/93) HIITSTS Todd Waggoner (1984) Game: 5 by 28 players on at least 32 occasions Joe Perna (1980) The following is a list of the most recent: Season: 21, Ross Gload (1996) Jonathan Koscso vs. E. Illinois (3/13/2010) Career: 54, Ross Gload (1995-97) Junior Carlin vs. Towson (3/1/2009) Charles Cleveland vs. St. John’s (5/11/08) GRRANDAND SLLAMSAMS Addison Maruszak vs. Louisville (4/11/08) Game: 2, Todd Waggoner (1985) (Note: both grand slams Walter Diaz at Jacksonville (2/16/07) were in one inning and the achievement is an Jeff Baisley at UAB (5/14/04) NCAA record for grand slams in an inning) Mike Cunningham vs. Siena (3/7/03) Season: 4, Scott Hemond (1985) Ronnie Handley vs. Vermont (3/19/02) Career: 4, Scott Hemond (1984-86) Rick Stegbauer at UCF (4/17/01) Myron Leslie vs. Stetson (4/4/01) STTOLENOLEN BAASESSES Myron Leslie at B-CC (3/37/01) Game: 4, Mike Consolmagno (Feb 27,2009) Mike Cunningham at Memphis (5/7/00) Gio Cafaro vs. UAB (5/12/96) Daniel Boyd at Cincinnati (4/22/00) Gio Cafaro vs. Cincinnati (4/12/96) Daniel Boyd vs. Siena (3/3/00) Tim Merrick (1991) Bo Bentley at Stetson (2/8/00) Kevin Dattola (1990) Mike Eylward vs. UAB (5/1/99) Rodney Mayers (1990) Johnny Raburn vs. UAB (5/1/99) Derek Lee (1988) Ben Drawdy at UCF (4/6/99) Stan Smith (1982) Season: 106, Chris Heintz (1996) Season: 50, Gio Cafaro (1996) Career: 312, Myron Leslie (2001-04) Career: 110, Gio Cafaro (1994-96)

RUUNSNS BAATTEDTTED IN BAASESSES ON BAALLSLLS Game: 9, Joe Perna (1980), Todd Waggoner (1985) Game: 5, Johnny Raburn vs. Stetson (2/8/00) Season: 95, Chris Heintz (1996) Scott Hemond (1986) Career: 241, Ross Gload (1995-97) Matt Mainini (1985) Tony Ciccarello (1974) SIINGLESNGLES Season: 72, Matt Mainini (1985) Game: 5, Junior Carlin (3/1/2009) Career: 174, Myron Leslie (2001-04) Charles Cleveland (5/11/08) Addison Maruszak (4/11/08) Daniel Boyd vs. Siena (3/3/00) STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS Bo Bentley vs. Stetson (2/8/00) Game: 5, Jeremy Brand vs. UCF (4/12/05) Johnny Raburn vs. UAB (5/1/99) Bryan Hierlmeier vs. East Carolina (4/4/03) Ben Drawdy vs. UCF (4/6/99) Jason Dellaero vs. Florida (5/25/96) 15 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville Individual Pitching Records

EAARNEDRNED RUUNN AVVERAGEERAGE ((SSTTARTERSARTERS) WIINNINGNNING PEERCENTAGERCENTAGE HIITSTS ALLLOWEDLOWED Season: 1.72, Chris Welsh (1976) Season: 1.000, Whitney Floren, 7-0 (1989) Season: 152, John Gorham (2002) Career: 2.55, Chris Welsh (1974-77) Winston Wheeler, 7-0 (1989) Career: 441, John Gorham (1999-02) Career (10 or more decisions): EAARNEDRNED RUUNN AVVERAGEERAGE ((RREELIEVERSLIEVERS) .870, Whitney Floren, 20-3 (1989-91) STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS Season: 1.08, Ward Hemond (1985) Career (20 or more decisions): Game: 17, Jon Alexander (1987) Career: 1.53, Don Nestor (1993-94) .870, Whitney Floren, 20-3 (1989-91) Mark Moore (1978) Season: 130, Jon Alexander (1986) GAAMESMES PIITCHEDTCHED SAAVESVES Career: 332, Mark Roberts (1994-96) Season: 41, Joey Livington (2002) Season: 17, Randy Wilson (1986) Career: 138, Joey Livingston (2001-04) Career: 30, Joey Livingston (2001-04) BAASESSES ON BAALLSLLS Game: 10, Kem Mohler (1980) GAAMESMES STTARTEDARTED COOMPLETEMPLETE GAAMESMES Tony Fossas (1977) Season: 20, Scott Glaser (1997) Season: 12, Ray Reteneller (1971) Season: 85, Jon Alexander (1986) Career: 61, Mark Reed (1990-93) Career: 18, Chris Welsh (1974-77) Career: 168, Yuri Higgins (2004-07)

GAAMESMES REELIEVEDLIEVED PEERFECTRFECT GAAMESMES Season: 41, Joey Livingston (2002) Career: 1, Mark Reed vs. Charlotte (5/9/92) Career: 138, Joey Livingston (2001-04) NO--HHIITTERSTTERS WIINSNS Season: 1, Mark Reed vs. Charlotte (5/9/92) Season: 14, Jerry Comellas (1984) Steve Ruling vs. Connecticut (1974) Career: 34, Scott Glaser (1995-99) Randy Fontanez vs. Notre Dame (3/26/20) SHHUTOUTSUTOUTS Season: 3, Chris Welsh (1976) Career: 5, Randy Wilson (1981-82) LOOSSESSSES Season: 10, Larry Grubbs (1983) INNNINGSNINGS PIITCHEDTCHED Career: 24, Mark Reed (1990-93) Season: 132, David Hutcheson (1993) Career: 413.2, Mark Reed (1990-93) 16 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville Single-Season Hitting Highs

GAAMESMES PLLAYEDAYED HIITSTS HOOMEME RUUNSNS STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS 1. Ralph Gali (1985) 70 1. Chris Heintz (1996) 106 1. Ross Gload (1996) 21 1. Andy Brandon (1989) 69 Matt Mainini (1985) 70 2. Ross Gload (1997) 99 2. Jason Dellaero (1996) 20 2. Will Bland (1995) 68 3. Greg Bullard (1985) 69 3. Mike Kelly (1987) 96 3 Jason Dellaero (1997) 19 Gio Cafaro (1995) 68 Allen Swabek (1985) 69 4. Ross Gload (1996) 94 4. Matt Mainini (1985) 18 Shawn West (1995) 68 Todd Waggoner (1985) 69 Myron Leslie (2001) 94 Wade Norris (1992) 18 5. Brandin Daniel (2007) 63 6. Tony Alfonso (1985) 68 6. Mark Pike (1986) 91 Ross Gload (1997) 18 6. Jason Dellaero (1996) 59 Steve Trumbull (1985) 68 Gio Cafaro (1996) 91 7. Chris Heintz (1996) 16 Brandin Daniel (2006) 59 8. Scott Hemond (1985) 67 8. Jeff Baisley (2005) 89 8. Ross Gload (1995) 15 8. Chris Heintz (1995) 57 Scott Hemond (1986) 67 9. Dan McDonald (1995) 88 Dan McDonald (1995) 15 9. Ryan Lockwood (2009) 55 Lou Munoz (1986) 67 Jeff Baisley (2002) 88 10. Scott Hemond (1985) 14 10. Chris Purdy (1978) 54 Mark Pike (1986) 67 Troy Rusk (1989) 14 Brett King (1993) 54 Eddie Rush (1986) 67 RUUNSNS BAATTEDTTED IN Darren Stumberger (1993) 14 Bob Ribinski (1995) 54 1. Chris Heintz (1996) 95 Jason Dellaero (1997) 54 BAATTINGTTING AVVERAGEERAGE 2. Ross Gload (1996) 83 STTOLENOLEN BAASESSES 1. Mike Campbell (1973) .439 3. Ross Gload (1997) 80 1. Gio Cafaro (1996) 50 HIITT BY PIITCHTCH 2. Ryan Lockwood (2008) .415 4. Ross Gload (1995) 78 2. Kevin Dattola (1990) 49 1. Bryan Hierlmeier (2005) 22 3. Lou Garcia (1975) .405 5. Darren Stumberger (93) 76 3. Greg Bullard (1986) 38 2. Addison Maruszak (2008) 20 4. Chris Heintz (1996) .400 6. Jason Dellaero (1997) 74 Gio Cafaro (1995) 38 Jonathan Koscso (2008) 20 5. Ross Gload (1997) 399 7. Jeff Baisley (2005) 71 5. Mark Pike (1986) 32 4. Daniel Boyd (1999) 18 6. Mike Kelly (1987) .395 8. Troy Rusk (1989) 70 6. Scott Miller (1976) 31 Jonathon Koscso (2010) 18 7. Dan McDonald (1995) .391 9. Scott Hemond(1985) 68 7. Tim Merrick (1991) 30 Addison Maruszak (2007) 18 Daniel Boyd (1998) .391 Doug Carroll (1994) 68 8. Brett King (1993) 29 Jonathan Koscso (2010) 18 9. Lou Munoz (1987) .388 Tim Merrick (1992) 29 6. Daniel Boyd (2000) 17 10. Darren Stumberger (1993) .385 DOOUBLESUBLES 10. Tony Alfonso (1984) 27 Jonathan Koscso (2009) 17 1. Jeff Baisley (2005) 26 Chris Rey (2009) 17 AT--BBAATSTS 2. Ross Gload (1997) 25 BAASESSES ON BAALLSLLS 9. Brandon Smith (2008) 16 1. Mark Pike (1986) 274 3. Joe Lis (1991) 24 1. Matt Mainini (1985) 72 Shawn West (1995) 16 2. Greg Bullard (1985) 272 4. Tony Alfonso (1985) 23 2. Ross Gload (1996) 68 Mike Pilger (1997) 272 Myron Leslie (2004) 23 3. Johnny Raburn (2000) 58 4. Gio Cafaro (1995) 271 6. Mike Pilger (1998) 22 4. Ward Hemond (1986) 57 5. Chris Heintz (1996) 265 7. Chris Heintz (1995) 21 5. Will Bland (1995) 56 6. Kevin Dattola (1989) 263 Chris Heintz (1996) 21 6. Jason Garcia (1993) 54 7. Chris Heintz (1995) 257 9. Duane O’Hara (1988) 20 7. Todd Waggoner (1985) 53 Myron Leslie (2001) 257 Doug Carroll (1993) 20 8. Troy Rusk (1989) 51 9. Gio Cafaro (1996) 254 Dan McDonald (1995) 20 Ryan Mason (1993) 51 10. Tony Alfonso (1985) 252 Mike Eylward (2001) 20 10. Scott Hemond (1986) 50 Ralph Gali (1985) 252 Mike Cunningham (2003) 20 Ross Gload (1997) 50 Tim Merrick (1991) 252 Stephen Hunt (2010) 20

RUUNSNS TRRIPLESIPLES 1. Gio Cafaro (1996) 86 1. Mike Kelly (1987) 9 2. Ross Gload (1997) 85 2. Gio Cafaro (1996) 7 3. Ross Gload (1996) 83 Mike Barclay (2002) 7 4. Matt Mainini (1985) 75 4. Brett King (1993) 6 5. Jason Garcia (1993) 69 5. Joe Perna (1978) 5 6. Mark Pike (1986) 68 Randy Wilson (1981) 5 7. Mark Hubbard (1991) 67 Matt Mainini (1984) 5 Jason Dellaero (1997) 67 Scott Hemond (1985) 5 9. Eddie Rush (1987) 65 Lou Munoz (1987) 5 10. Brett King (1993) 65 Tim Merrick (1991) 5 Doug Carroll (1992) 5 Doug Carroll (1993) 5 Jason Dellaero (1997) 5 Mike Diaz (1997) 5 Daniel Boyd (1999) 5 Bryan Hierlmeier (2004) 5 17 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville Career Hitting Highs

GAAMESMES PLLAYEDAYED RUUNSNS TRRIPLESIPLES STTOLENOLEN BAASESSES 1. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 241 1. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 227 1. Doug Carroll (1992-94) 14 1. Gio Cafaro (1994-96) 110 2. Mike Pilger (1996-99) 238 2. Mike Pilger (1996-99) 219 2. Gio Cafaro (1994-96) 12 2. Mike Pilger (1996-99) 81 3. Mike Barclay (1999-02) 229 3. Ross Gload (1995-97) 218 3. Rick Stenholm (1974-75) 10 3. Kevin Dattola (1989-90) 75 4. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 228 4. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 215 Brett King (1991-93) 10 4. Brett King (1991-93) 67 5. Ben Drawdy (1998-01) 226 5. Gio Cafaro (1994-96) 188 Mike Barclay (1999-02) 10 5. Mike Cunningham (2000-02) 65 6. Troy Rusk (1987-90) 224 6. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 185 Mike Cunningham (2000-03) 10 6. Tim Merrick (1991-92) 59 7. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 223 7. Jason Garcia (1992-94) 171 Bryan Hierlmeier (2002-04) 10 7. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 58 8. Chris Cuccia (1999-02) 222 8. Jeff Baisley (2003-05) 166 8. Mike Kelly (1987) 9 8. Greg Bullard (1985-86) 56 Jeff Baisley (2002-05) 222 9. Chris Heintz (1993-96) 162 Chris Heintz (1993-96) 9 9. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 51 10. Joey Angelberger (2005-08) 215 10. Scott Hemond (1984-86) 160 Ryan Mason (1993-96) 9 10. Mike Macaluso (2000-04) 49

BAATTINGTTING AVVERAGEERAGE HIITSTS HOOMEME RUUNSNS BAASESSES ON BAALLSLLS 1. Mike Kelly (1987) .395 1. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 312 1. Ross Gload (1995-97) 54 1. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 174 2. Ross Gload (1995-97) .375 2. Mike Pilger (1996-99) 311 2. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 47 2. Ross Gload (1993-96) 158 3. Doug Carroll (1992-94) .352 3. Jeff Baisley (2002-05) 300 3. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 40 3. Jimmy Roberts (1980-83) 152 4. Chris Heintz (1993-96) .351 4. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 298 4. Jason Dellaero (1996-97) 39 4. Troy Rusk (1987-90) 144 5. Brad Cox (1981-82) .349 5. Ben Drawdy (1998-01) 293 5. Troy Rusk (1987-90) 34 Scott Clement (1979-82) 144 Joe Lis (1988-91) .349 6. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 285 6. Scott Hemond (1984-86) 29 6. Jason Garcia (1992-94) 138 7. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) .347 7. Ross Gload (1995-97) 275 Bob Ribinski (1993-96) 29 7. Ryan Mason (1993-96) 137 8. Devin Ivany (2002-04) .346 8. Chris Heintz (1993-96) 269 8. Wade Norris (1991-92) 28 8. Joe Lis (1988-91) 131 9. Matt Mainini (1984-85) .344 9. Chris Cuccia (1999-02) 256 9. Bryan Hierlmeier (2002-05) 27 9. Johnny Raburn (1998-00) 126 Myron Leslie (2001-04) .344 10. Mike Barclay (1999-02) 247 10. Matt Mainini (1984-85) 26 10. Todd Waggoner (1983-86) 125

AT--BBAATSTS RUUNSNS BAATTEDTTED IN EXXTRATRA--BBAASESE HIITSTS STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS 1. Mike Pilger (1996-99) 944 1. Ross Gload (1995-97) 241 1. Ross Gload (1995-97) 113 1. Joey Angelberger (2005-08) 193 2. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 907 2. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 225 2. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 111 2. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 192 3. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 889 3. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 209 3. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 109 3. Brandin Daniel (2005-07) 166 4. Jeff Baisley (2002-05) 878 Jeff Baisley (2002-05) 209 4. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 102 4. Bryan Hierlmeier (2002-05) 161 5. Ben Drawdy (1998-01) 872 5. Chris Heintz (1993-96) 191 5. Chris Heintz (1993-96) 93 5. Shawn West (1995-98) 157 6. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 859 6. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 171 6. Jeff Baisley (2002-05) 87 Mike Eylward (1998-01) 157 7. Chris Cuccia (1999-02) 847 7. Scott Hemond (1984-86) 169 7. Mike Barclay (1999-02) 82 Mike Barclay (1999-02) 157 8. Mike Barclay (1999-02) 818 8. Chris Cuccia (1999-02) 169 8. Mike Pilger (1996-99) 79 8. Bob Ribinski (1993-96) 156 9. Chris Heintz (1993-96) 767 9. Mike Barclay (1999-02) 167 9. Doug Carroll (1992-94) 78 Chris Cuccia (1999-02) 156 10. Joey Angelberger (2005-08) 759 10. Bob Ribinski (1993-96) 161 10. Bryan Hierlmeier (2002-05) 76 10. Gio Cafaro (1994-96) 155

DOOUBLESUBLES TOOTALTAL BAASESSES HIITT BY PIITCHTCH 1. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 74 1. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 509 1. Jonathan Koscso (2008-p) 63 2. Mike Pilger (1996-99) 64 2. Ross Gload (1995-97) 484 2. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 55 3. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 63 Mike Eylward (1998-01) 484 3. Addison Maruszak (2006-08) 47 4. Chris Heintz (1993-96) 59 4. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 462 4. Myron Leslie (2001-04) 44 5. Jeff Baisley (2002-05) 58 5. Jeff Baisley (2002-05) 439 5. Bryan Hierlmeier (2002-05) 40 6. Ross Gload (1995-97) 55 6. Mike Pilger (1996-99) 421 6. Shawn West (1995-98) 30 7. Daniel Boyd (1998-01) 54 7. Chris Heintz (1993-96) 420 7. Todd Brazeal (2009-p 27 Chris Cuccia (1999-02) 54 8. Mike Barclay (1999-02) 389 8. Mike Eylward (1998-01) 26 9. Devin Ivany (2002-04) 48 9. Chris Cuccia (1999-02) 369 Stephen Hunt(2008-p) 26 10. Mike Barclay (1999-02) 47 10. Ben Drawdy (1998-01) 364 10. Mike Cunningham (2000-02) 25 18 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville Single-Season Pitching Highs

GAAMESMES PIITCHEDTCHED GAAMESMES STTARTEDARTED LOOSSESSSES INNNINGSNINGS PIITCHEDTCHED 1. Joey Livingston (2002) 41 1. Scott Glaser (1997) 20 1. Larry Grubbs (1983) 10 1. David Hutcheson (1993) 132.0 2. Steven Boyles (1996) 40 2. David Hutcheseon (1993) 19 2. David Hutcheson (1991) 9 2. Scott Glaser (1997) 125.2 3. Joey Livingston (2003) 39 David Austen (2003) 19 Alex Brown (2000) 9 3. Mark Reed (1993) 122.1 4. Winston Wheeler (1990) 38 4. Bill Saslawsky (1983) 18 John Gorham (2002) 9 4. Danny Otero (2007) 122.0 5. Todd Harvey (1989) 36 Kevin Dougherty (1988) 18 5. Kevin Dougherty (1988) 8 5. Mark Rose (1985) 120.1 Winston Wheeler (1989) 36 Jim Jimaki (1989) 18 Mike Peters (1988) 8 6. Mark Roberts (1996) 119.1 7. Shawn Sanford (2008) 33 Mark Reed (1993) 18 Mark Reed (1992) 8 7. John Gorham (2001) 118.1 Bob Undorf (1989) 33 Mark Roberts (1996) 18 Randy Wilson (1985) 8 8. Mark Roberts (1994) 118.0 David Richtberg (2001) 33 John Vigue (2001) 18 Daniel Thomas (2006) 8 John Vigue (2001) 118.0 10. Don Nestor (1994) 32 10. Jon Alexander (1986) 17 10. Nine tied 7 10. Chris Welsh (1976) 115.1 Mike Peters (1988) 32 Dave Eiland (1986) 17 (Last : Randy Fontanez (2010) Shawn Sanford (2007) 32 Mark Roberts (1995) 17 STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS Bob Undorf (1990) 32 Scott Glaser (1999) 17 WIINNINGNNING PEERCENTAGERCENTAGE 1. Jon Alexander (1986) 130 Randy Wilson (1985) 32 John Gorham (2000) 17 2. Mark Roberts (1995) 127 Randy Wilson (1986) 32 Casey Hudspeth (2005) 17 1. Marty Valentine (1986) .900 2. Keith Strickland (2002) .857 3. Jon Alexander (1987) 121 Travis Rios (2003) .857 4. Chris Welsh (1976) 108 EAARNEDRNED RUUNN AVVERAGEERAGE GAAMESMES REELIEVEDLIEVED 4. Phil Fagano (1987) .833 5. David Austen (2003) 106 (Starters) 1. Joey Livingston (2002) 41 5. Jerry Comellas (1984) .824 Casey Hudspeth (2006) 106 1. Chris Welsh (1976) 1.72 2. Steven Boyles (1996) 40 6. David Eiland (1986) .818 7. Mark Roberts (1996) 105 2. David Hutcheson (1990) 1.99 3. Joey Livingston (2003) 39 Marty Valentine (1985) .818 Randy Fontanez (2010) 105 3. Tony Fossas (1977) 2.09 4. Winston Wheeler (1990) 38 Larry Grubbs (1982) .818 8. Scott Glaser (1999) 101 4. Mark Baum (1975) 2.10 5. Todd Harvey (1989) 36 9. Mark Rose (1985) .800 9. Mark Roberts (1994) 100 5. Mark Roberts (1994) 2.29 Chase Lirette (2006) 36 Jeff Collins (1987) .800 10. David Hutcheson (1993) 97 6. Andrew Barbosa (2010) 2.40 7. Winston Wheeler (1989) 35 Andrew, Barbosa (2010) .800 7. Paul Randolph (1978) 2.46 8. Bob Undorf (1989) 33 8. Randy Wilson (1982) 2.53 David Richtberg (2001) 33 9. Chares Mischo (1974) 2.57 10. Paul Giambalvo (1998) 32 SAAVESVES 10. David Hutcheson (1993) 2.59 Don Nestor (1993) 32 1. Randy Wilson (1986) 17 Bob Undorf (1990) 32 2. Bob Undorf (1990) 15 Randy Wilson (1986) 32 3. Les Haffner (1987) 14 EAARNEDRNED RUUNN AVVERAGEERAGE Danny Montero (1991) 14 (Relievers) 5. Don Nestor (1994) 13 1. Ward Hemond (1985) 1.08 WIINSNS Bob Undorf (1989) 13 2. Joe Lomascolo (1974) 1.10 1. Jerry Comellas (1983) 14 Joey Livingston (2003) 13 3. Don Nestor (1994) 1.18 2. Scott Glaser (1996) 12 8. Danny Montero (1992) 11 4. Bob Undorf (1990) 1.36 Scott Glaser (1999) 12 Shawn Sanford (2007) 11 5. Steven Boyles (1996) 1.41 4. Mark Roberts (1996) 11 Shawn Sanford (2008) 11 6. Randy Wilson (1986) 1.42 David Austen (2003) 11 7. Bryan Mannichia (1989) 1.50 6. Chris Welsh (1976) 10 8. Tim Mattison (2005) 1.54 Randy Wilson (1982) 10 COOMPLETEMPLETE GAAMESMES 9. Les Haffner (1987) 1.64 Jon Alexander (1987) 10 1. Ray Reteneller (1971) 12 10. Dave Denison (1976) 1.72 Phil Fagnano (1987) 10 2. Chris Welsh (1976) 10 Jim Jimaki (1989) 10 3. Rick Pierola (1976) 9 Mark Reed (1993) 10 4. Chris Welsh (1977) 9 John Gorham (2000) 10 Jeff Walters (1976) 8 John Vigue (2000) 10 Randy Wilson (1981) 8 7. Randy Wilson (1982) 7 Tony Fossas (1979) 7 9. Steve Ruling (1974) 6 Jon Putnam (1980) 6 Mark Rose (1985) 6 Randy Fontanez (2009) 6 19 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville Career Pitching Highs

GAAMESMES PIITCHEDTCHED GAAMESMES REELIEVEDLIEVED COOMPLETEMPLETE GAAMESMES 1. Joey Livingston (2001-04) 138 1. Joey Livingston (2001-04) 138 1. Chris Welsh (1974-77) 18 2. Steven Boyles (1994-97) 100 2. Steven Boyles (1994-97) 100 2. Randy Wilson (1981-82) 15 3. David Richtberg (1997-01) 95 3. David Richtberg (1997-01) 83 Mark Rose (1984-86) 15 4. Scott Glaser (1995-99) 94 4. Luis Ramos (1996-98) 79 4. Ray Reteneller (1969-72) 12 5. Luis Ramos (1996-98) 84 5. Matt Ingram (2002-06) 79 5. Jeff Walters (1976-77) 11 6. Yuri Higgins (2004-07) 82 6. Winston Wheeler (1989-90) 73 Jon Putnam (1978-82) 11 Shawn Sanford (2007-09) 82 7. Dave Blank (1992-93,95-96) 68 Mark Reed (1990-93) 11 7. John Gorham (1999-02) 81 8. Keith Strickland (98-99, 01-02) 67 8. Randy Fontanzez (2008-p) 10 8. Matt Ingram (2002-06) 80 9. Yuri Higgins (2004-07) 66 9. David Hutcheson (1990-93) 79 Shawn Sanford (2007-09) 66 Chase Lirette (2004-06) 79 STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS 1. Mark Roberts (1994-96) 332 WIINSNS 2. Scott Glaser (1995-88) 321 INNNINGSNINGS PIITCHEDTCHED 1. Scott Glaser (1995-99) 34 3. D Davidavid HHutchesonutcheson (1990-93)(1990-93) 302302 1. Mark Reed (1990-93) 413.2 2. Mark Reed (1990-93) 30 44.. J Johnohn GGorhamorham ((1999-02)1999-02) 288288 2. David Hutcheson (1990-93) 410.1 Pat Ryan (1994-97) 30 55.. C Caseyasey HHudspethudspeth ((2004-06)2004-06) 275275 3. Scott Glaser (1995-99) 409.1 4. Mark Roberts (1994-96) 27 66.. M Markark ReedReed (1990-93)(1990-93) 265265 4. John Vigue (1998-01) 374.2 John Gorham (1999-02) 27 77.. A Adamdam DDanneranner ((1993-96)1993-96) 256256 5. John Gorham (1999-02) 371.0 6. Adam Danner (1993-96) 26 88.. J Jonon AAlexanderlexander (1986-87)(1986-87) 251251 6. Mark Roberts (1994-96) 339.2 7. John Vigue (1998-01) 24 99.. Randy Fontanzez (2008-p) 234 7. Pat Ryan (1994-97) 338.2 8. David Hutcheson (1990-93) 23 10. CChrishris WelshWelsh (1974-77)(1974-77) 227227 8. Randy Fontanez (2008-p) 310.1 Casey Hudspeth (2004-06) 23 9. Casey Hudspeth (2004-06) 307.1 10. Jerry Comellas (1983-85) 22 10. Adam Danner (1993-96) 301.1 WIINNINGNNING PEERCENTAGERCENTAGE (10+ decisions) LOOSSESSSES 1. Whitney Floren (1989-91) .869 (20-3) EAARNEDRNED RUUNN AVVERAGEERAGE 11.. MarkMark ReedReed (1990-93)(1990-93) 2424 2. Marty Valentine (1985-86) .857 (18-3) (Starters, minimum 100 IP) 22.. DavidDavid HutchesonHutcheson (1990-93)(1990-93) 2222 3. David Austen (2002-03) .833 (15-3) 1. Chris Welsh (1974-77) 2.55 JJohnohn VigueVigue (1998-01)(1998-01) 2222 4. Bob Undorf (1989-90) .818 (9-2) 2. Randy Wilson (1981-82) 2.80 J Johnohn GorhamGorham (1999-02)(1999-02) 2222 5. Andrew Barbosa (2010-p) .800 (8-2) 3. Charlie Mischo (1974-75) 2.88 55.. CaseyCasey HudspethHudspeth (2004-06)(2004-06) 1717 6. Larry Grubbs (1981-82) .769 (10-3) 4. Mark Moore (1977-78) 2.91 66.. ScottScott GGlaserlaser (1995-99)(1995-99) 1616 7. Dave Blank (1992-96) .733 (11-4) 5. David Hutcheson (1990-93) 3.00 J Jonon UUhlhl (2001-03)(2001-03) 1616 8. Luis Ramos (1996-98) .727 (8-3) 88.. DanielDaniel ThomasThomas (2005-08)(2005-08) 1515 9. Adam Danner (1993-96) .722 (26-10) EAARNEDRNED RUUNN AVVERAGEERAGE 99.. MarkMark RobertsRoberts (1994-96)(1994-96) 1414 10. Phil Fagnano (1985-87) .720 (18-7) (Relievers, min. 25 appearances) R Randyandy FontanezFontanez (2008-p)(2008-p) 1414 1. Don Nestor (1993-94) 1.53 110.0. LarryLarry GrubbsGrubbs (1981-83)(1981-83) 1313 P Patat RRyanyan (1994-97)(1994-97) 1313 WIINNINGNNING PEERCENTAGERCENTAGE 2. Bob Undorf (1989-90) 1.67 (20+ decisions) 3. Bryan Mannichia (1989-90) 2.54 1. Whitney Floren (1989-91) .869 (20-3) 4. Luis Ramos (1996-98) 2.77 SAAVESVES 2. Marty Valentine (1985-86) .857 (18-3) 5. Winston Wheeler (1989-90) 3.00 1. Joey Livingston (2001-04) 30 3. Adam Danner (1993-96) .722 (26-10) 6. Tim Mattison (2003-05) 3.02 2. Bob Undorf (1989-90) 28 4. Phil Fagnano (1985-87) .720 (18-7) 7. Danny Montero (1991-92) 3.39 3. Randy Wilson (1985-86) 27 5. Pat Ryan (1994-97) .698 (30-13) 4. Danny Montero (1991-92) 25 6. Randy Wilson (1981-82) .680 (17-8) GAAMESMES STTARTEDARTED 4. Shawn Sanford (2007-09) 25 Scott Glaser (1995-98) .680 (34-16) 1. Mark Reed (1990-93) 61 6. Don Nestor (1993-94) 20 8. Mark Roberts (1994-96) .669 (27-14) 2. John Vigue (1998-01) 58 7. Luis Ramos (1996-98) 16 9. Jerry Comellas (1983-85) .647 (22-12) 3. David Hutcheson (1990-93) 56 8. David Richtberg (1997-01) 15 10. Fred Rath (1992-95) .636 (21-12) 4. Scott Glaser (1995-99) 55 9. Les Haffner (1987-89) 14 5. Pat Ryan (1994-97) 54 10. Kevin Quackenbush (2008-p) 11 6. Adam Danner (1993-96) 52 7. Mark Roberts (1994-96) 50 8. Casey Hudspeth (2004-06) 49 9. John Gorham (1999-02) 47 10. Jon Uhl (2001-03) 45 20 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville Team Hitting Records

GAAMESMES PLLAYEDAYED RUUNSNS BAATTEDTTED IN HOOMEME RUUNSNS STTOLENOLEN BAASESSES Games: 70 in 1985 Game: 25 vs. UAB (4/30/99) Game: 9 at Louisville (1993) Game: 9 vs. Western Kentucky (1986) Season: 527 in 1996 Season: 91 in 1996 Season: 163 in 1986 AT--BBAATSTS Season: 2,448 in 1996 SIINGLESNGLES EXXTRATRA--BBAASESE HIITSTS BAASESSES ON BAALLSLLS Season: 545 in 1997 Season: 267 (1996) Game: 16 vs. Savannah State (3/9/08) RUUNSNS vs. Stetson (2/8/00) Game: 26 vs. UAB (4/30/99) DOOUBLESUBLES GRRANDAND SLLAMSAMS Season: 410 in 1986 vs. Bethune-Cookman (1985) Game: 10 at Louisville (1993) Game: 3 vs. UAB (1985) vs. Southern University (1984) Season: 151 in 1995 (Note: NCAA record) STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS Season: 586 in 1996 Season: 8 in 1985 Game: 18 vs. Notre Dame (5/16/08) TRRIPLESIPLES Season: 582 in 1985 HIITSTS Game: 3 vs. Central Michigan (2/28/03), TOOTALTAL BAASESSES Game: 27 vs. Saint Louis (4/17/99) vs. UCF (1997) Season: 1,368 (1996) HIITT BY PIITCHTCH Season: 792 in 1996 vs. Harvard (1988) Game: 9 vs. Savannah State (3/9/08) vs. Bethune-Cookman (1988) Season: 116 in 2008 Season: 27 in 1996

GAAMESMES HIITSTS DOOUBLESUBLES HOOMERUNSMERUNS STTOLENOLEN BAASESSES HIITT BY PIITCHTCH SLLUGGINGUGGING PCCTT. 1. 70 1985 1. 792 1996 1. 151 1995 1. 91 1996 1. 163 1986 1. 116 2008 1. .518 1996 2. 68 1986 2. 783 1997 2. 149 1996 2. 90 1985 2. 116 1982 2. 113 2010 2. .498 1997 3. 66 1996 3. 723 2001 3. 144 1997 3. 73 1993 3. 114 2001 3. 108 2009 3. .495 1993 4. 64 2001 4. 721 1985 4. 141 2003 73 1995 4. 110 2002 4. 106 2010 4. .490 1995 64 2002 5. 707 1995 5. 134 1991 5. 71 1997 5. 106 1990 5. 99 2007 5. .484 1985 64 2005 6. 686 2002 6. 131 1994 6. 63 2005 6. 105 1976 6. 64 2005 6. .478 1994 7. 63 1989 7. 675 1989 7. 129 1985 7. 58 2004 7. 104 2000 7. 62 1999 7. .474 2004 8. 63 1990 8. 660 1986 8. 127 2001 8. 56 1984 8. 103 1996 8. 61 2002 8. .453 1999 9. 63 1995 9. 655 1984 9. 126 2002 9. 54 2002 9. 95 1993 9. 60 2003 9. .445 1987 10. 63 1997 10. 647 2009 10. 125 1984 10. 53 1999 10. 94 1989 10. 53 2000 10. .443 2001

AT--BBAATSTS RUUNSNS BAATTEDTTED IN TRRIPLESIPLES EXXTRATRA--BBAASESE HIITSTS BAASESE ON BAALLSLLS ON--BBAASESE PCCTT. 1. 2,448 1996 1. 527 1996 1. 27 1996 1. 267 1996 1. 410 1986 BAATTINGTTING AVVGG. 1. .417 1989 2. 2,389 1985 2. 498 1985 2. 26 1975 2. 239 1995 2. 399 1985 1. .329 1997 2. .409 1995 3. 2,383 1997 3. 468 1997 3. 26 1987 3. 238 1997 3. 384 1989 2. .324 1996 .409 1996 4. 2,314 2001 4. 462 1995 4. 25 1993 4. 237 1985 4. 352 1995 3. .322 1975 4. .407 1993 5. 2,286 2002 5. 452 1993 5. 23 1997 5. 219 1993 5. 340 1996 4. .318 1984 .407 2009 6. 2,275 1986 6. 429 1986 6. 19 1992 6. 200 1991 6. 338 1987 .318 1994 6. .402 1994 7. 2,179 2005 7. 424 2002 19 1999 200 1994 7. 327 1993 6. .315 2009 7. .400 1997 8. 2,169 1989 8. 409 1984 19 2003 200 2005 8. 325 1990 7. .313 1995 .400 2000 9. 2,095 1990 9. 408 1989 9. 18 1973 9. 198 1984 9. 320 1982 8. .312 2001 9. .399 2008 10. 2,093 2000 10. 394 2000 18 1977 198 2002 10. 310 1991 9. .311 1989 10. .396 1999 18 1985 10. .309 1993 18 1986 The on-base percentage list RUUNSNS SIINGLESNGLES TOOTALTAL BAASESSES STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS does not include the 1975 1. 586 1996 1. 545 1997 18 1991 1. 1,368 1996 1. 582 1995 through the 1983 seasons, as 2. 553 1985 2. 533 2001 18 1994 2. 1,186 1997 2. 477 1996 the sacrifi ce fl y totals are not 3. 532 1997 3. 525 1996 18 2002 3. 1,156 1985 3. 454 1986 available for those years. 4. 510 1995 4. 502 1989 18 2004 4. 1,107 1995 4. 431 2005 5. 505 1993 5. 488 2002 5. 1,032 1993 5. 427 1985 6. 492 1986 6. 487 1986 6. 1,026 2001 6. 414 2006 7. 473 1989 7. 484 1985 7. 1,010 2002 7. 411 2003 8. 472 2002 484 2000 8. 982 1984 8. 408 1999 9. 470 1984 9. 468 1995 9. 959 2005 9. 400 2010 10. 446 2000 10. 457 1984 10. 950 1989 10. 397 1997 21 2011 University of South Florida Baseball Game Notes | March 11-12 | Evansville Team Pitching Records

EAARNEDRNED RUUNN AVVERAGEERAGE NO--HHIITTERSTTERS MOOSTST EAARNEDRNED RUUNSNS ALLLOWEDLOWED FEEWESTWEST WAALKSLKS Season: 2.41 in 1976 Season: 1 in 1974 ,1992 and 2010 Season: 379 (486 IP) in 1998 Season: 139 (399 IP) in 1976

SAAVESVES PEERFECTRFECT GAAMESMES FEEWESTWEST HIITSTS ALLLOWEDLOWED MOOSTST HOOMEME RUUNSNS ALLLOWEDLOWED Season: 21 in 1986 Season: 1 in 1992 Season: 301 (354 IP) in 1975 Season: 91 (570.2 IP) in 1996

COOMPLETEMPLETE GAAMESMES FEEWESTWEST RUUNSNS ALLLOWEDLOWED MOOSTST HIITSTS ALLLOWEDLOWED FEEWESTWEST HOOMEME RUUNSNS ALLLOWEDLOWED Season: 30 in 1976 Season: 148 (399 IP) in 1976 Season: 672 (567.1) in 2001 Season: 3 (354 IP) in 1975

SHHUTOUTSUTOUTS MOOSTST RUUNSNS ALLLOWEDLOWED MOOSTST STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS FEEWESTWEST HIITT BAATTERSTTERS Season: 11 in 1982 Season: 455 (486 IP) in 1998 Game: 19 vs. Bethune-Cookman in 1990 Season: 4 (354 IP) in 1975 Season: 546 (562.0) IP in 1995 INNNINGSNINGS PIITCHEDTCHED FEEWESTWEST EAARNEDRNED RUUNSNS ALLLOWEDLOWED MOOSTST HIITT BAATTERSTTERS Season: 603.1 in 1986 Season: 107 (399 IP) in 1976 MOOSTST WAALKSLKS Season: 78 (486 IP) in 1998 Game: 13 vs. Jacksonville, (2/13/99) STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS Season: 338 (514.2 IP) 1999 Season: 546 in 1995

EERARA WIINSNS LOOSSESSSES SAAVESVES WIINNINGNNING PCCTT. SHHUTOUTSUTOUTS STTRIKEOUTSRIKEOUTS COOMPLETEMPLETE GAAMESMES 1. 2.41 1976 1. 52 1986 1. 36 1998 1. 21 1986 1. .776 1982 1. 11 1982 1. 546 1995 1. 30 1976 2. 3.12 1982 2. 47 1996 2. 35 2006 2. 19 1987 2. .765 1986 2. 8 1990 2. 507 1986 2. 24 1977 3. 3.23 1975 3. 45 1982 3. 34 1980 19 1990 3. .714 1989 3. 7 1976 3. 473 2010 24 1979 4. 3.26 1990 45 1989 34 1983 4. 18 1989 4. .712 1996 4. 6 1986 4. 457 2006 4. 17 1980 5. 3.56 1993 5. 44 1985 5. 33 1988 5. 16 2007 5. .711 1976 6 2007 5. 440 2010 5. 16 1982 6. 3.58 1973 6. 41 1990 6. 32 1981 6. 16 2008 6. .707 1975 6. 5 1974 6. 427 1999 6. 15 1978 7. 3.60 1974 7. 40 1993 32 2010 7. 15 1991 7. .672 1994 7. 5 1993 7. 425 1994 15 1981 8. 3.61 1986 8. 39 1994 8. 31 1992 15 1994 8. .667 1993 8. 4 1977 8. 424 2003 8. 13 1973 9. 3.67 1977 9. 39 1997 31 2001 15 1995 9. .651 1990 4 1978 9. 415 1993 9. 12 1971 10. 3.89 1994 10. 38 1995 31 2005 15 2004 10. .636 1967 4 1979 10. 414 1996 12 1974 15 2005 4 1987 12 1986 4 1994 4 2005 4 2010