2013 IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVIEW ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS 2013 SEC EASTERN DIVISION SEC Pct. GB All Pct. Home Away Neutral vs. Div. vs. Top 25 Last 10 Streak %Vanderbilt 26-3 .897 — 54-12 .818 34-7 17-3 3-2 15-2 15-4 6-4 L2 South Carolina 17-12 .586 9.0 43-20 .683 32-8 11-8 0-4 11-6 9-11 5-5 L1 Florida 14-16 .467 12.5 29-30 .492 20-16 9-10 0-4 10-8 12-14 3-7 L5 Kentucky 11-19 .367 15.5 30-25 .545 19-11 8-12 3-2 6-12 7-15 4-6 L1 Missouri 10-20 .333 16.5 18-32 .360 13-13 5-17 0-2 7-11 2-14 3-7 L2 Tennessee 8-20 .286 17.5 22-30 .423 13-14 7-14 2-2 5-11 5-18 4-6 W1 Georgia 7-20 .259 18.0 21-32 .396 12-19 8-13 1-0 6-10 4-11 5-5 W2

WESTERN DIVISION SEC Pct. GB All Pct. Home Away Neutral vs. Div. vs. Top 25 Last 10 Streak ^LSU 23-7 .767 — 57-11 .838 39-4 13-4 5-3 13-5 17-8 8-2 L2 Arkansas 18-11 .621 4.5 39-22 .639 24-9 10-7 5-6 9-9 11-10 5-5 L1 #Miss. State 16-14 .533 7.0 51-20 .718 33-8 10-9 8-3 11-7 16-14 7-3 L2 Ole Miss 15-15 .500 8.0 38-24 .613 22-9 14-9 2-6 10-8 12-11 3-7 L1 Alabama 14-15 .483 8.5 35-28 .556 22-9 10-13 3-6 6-11 6-17 4-6 L1 Texas A&M 13-16 .448 9.5 34-29 .540 22-10 6-14 5-5 5-12 7-17 5-5 L1 Auburn 13-17 .433 10.0 33-23 .589 22-12 9-10 2-1 8-10 8-12 6-4 L1

% - SEC Champions; ^ - Western Division Champions; SEC Tournament Champions; # - National Runner-Up

MISSISSIPPI STATE FINISHES NATIONAL RUNNER-UP - SIXTH CONSECUTIVE FINALS APPEARANCE FOR SEC -

Tallahassee Regional C. Arkansas 5, Miss. State 2 Chapel Hill Super Regional Troy 5, Alabama 2 Miss. State 6, C. Arkansas 1 N. Carolina 6, South Carolina 5 Alabama 3, Savannah State 2 Columbia Regional South Carolina 8, N. Carolina 0 Troy 9, Alabama 8 N. Carolina 5, South Carolina 4 S. Carolina 7, SE Louisiana 3 Manhattan Regional S. Carolina 19, Liberty 3 Nashville Super Regional Bryant 4, Arkansas 1 S. Carolina 6, Liberty 4 Louisville 5, Vanderbilt 3 Arkansas 3, Wright State 1 Corvallis Regional Louisville 2, Vanderbilt 1 Arkansas 12, Bryant 3 UCSB 6, Texas A&M 4 Kansas State 4, Arkansas 3 NCAA College Texas A&M 6, UTSA 1 Miss. State 5, Oregon State 4 Bloomington Regional Texas A&M 5, UCSB 4 UCLA 2, LSU 1 Austin Peay 4, Florida 3 Oregon State 6, Texas A&M 1 Miss. State 5, Indiana 4 Valparaiso 5, Florida 4 Nashville Regional North Carolina 4, LSU 2 Miss. State 4, Oregon State 1 Baton Rouge Regional Vanderbilt 9, ETSU 1 LSU 11, Jackson State 7 Vanderbilt 10, Illinois 4 National Championship Series LSU 8, Sam Houston State 5 Georgia Tech 5, Vanderbilt 0 UCLA 3, Mississippi State 1 LSU 5, LA-Lafayette 1 Vanderbilt 7, Georgia Tech 1 UCLA 8, Mississippi State 0 Chapel Hill Regional Baton Rouge Super Regional William & Mary 4, Ole Miss 2 LSU 2, Oklahoma 0 Ole Miss 8, Binghamton 4 LSU 11, Oklahoma 1 William & Mary 4, Ole Miss 1 Charlottesville Super Regional Starkville Regional Mississippi State 11, Virginia 6 Miss. State 5, C. Arkansas 3 Mississippi State 6, Virginia 5 Miss. State 6, S. Alabama 2

100 VANDERBILT‡TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE YEAR IN REVIEW MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES years. Arkansas had three players on the all-tournament team as Brett McAfee, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE and Spoon were named to the team. McAfee .385 (5-for-13) The 2013 Alabama baseball season came to an end on Sunday with three doubles, four RBI and a scored in the regional. Stanek worked 7.1 afternoon with a heartbreaking 9-8 loss to the 26th-ranked and on Saturday vs. Wichita State, allowing a run on two hits and striking third seeded Troy Trojans in an elimination game of the Tallahas- three. Spoon finished the regional going 5-for-17 with four RBI and two runs see Regional from Mike Martin Field. Despite outhitting Troy 15-8 scored. The recently announced the 2014 SEC base- on the day, the Tide was unable to close out the game as the ball schedule and the Arkansas baseball team will play eight series against SEC Trojans scored four runs in the bottom of the ninth to walk off with the win. With teams that advanced to the 2013 NCAA Tournament. The Razorbacks will play the Tide leading 8-5 heading into the bottom of the ninth, Alabama (35-28) 30 regular season games against league opponents with six series against turned the ball over to closer Ray Castillo. Castillo (2-3) blew his third of the teams from the SEC Western Division and four series against teams from the season, allowing four runs on three walks, two hit batters and two hits in a third SEC East. Arkansas will host Alabama, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Auburn and of an . The game-winning run came when Castillo walked Brandon Brown Texas A&M in conference series at Baum Stadium. The Razorbacks will have with bases loaded to push across Josh McDorman to end the game. With the road SEC series at Florida, Mississippi State, LSU, Ole Miss and Missouri in win, Troy will take on Florida State tonight at 5 p.m. ET. Jeremy McGowan threw 2014. Arkansas will not face SEC East foes Georgia, Kentucky and Tennessee the final 1.1 innings for the Trojans (42-19) to improve to 2-0 on the season. during the 2014 regular season. The full 2014 Arkansas baseball schedule will Alabama collected 15 hits as eight of the nine starters had at least one hit in the be announced later this year. game. Chance Vincent had a career-high three hits, going 3-for-4 with a run scored. Hitting leadoff for the first time in his career, Mikey White was 2-for-4 AUBURN TIGERS with an RBI and a run scored. Seven seniors played their final games for the Tide, as Brett Booth and finished their career with two hits in the Auburn is in the market for a new baseball coach after relieving game. Booth was 2-for-5 with two RBI and a run scored and Miller was 2-for-4 of his duties Monday after five years on the job. and scored twice. Kyle Overstreet was 2-for-5 and Austen Smith was 2-for-4 with Pawlowski had a 167-126 record at Auburn, including a 71-79 a , an RBI and a run scored. Senior Brett Booth and freshmen record in the SEC. His 2010 team won the SEC West, but the Ti- middle Mikey White and Kyle Overstreet selected to the NCAA Talla- gers had losing conference records in each of his other four hassee Regional All-Tournament Team, which was announced on Monday. Brett years, including the last three. Pawlowski said before this season’s SEC Tourna- Booth paced the Crimson Tide with a .545 average in three games of the tour- ment, and again after a first-round loss, that he thought Auburn deserved an nament, recording six hits in 11 at-bats. He was also hit by a pitch, had a dou- NCAA bid. But the Tigers were not one of the nine SEC teams that made the ble, scored twice and tied for the team lead with three RBI. Following his perfor- NCAA field that was announced Monday. His 2010 team went 43-21 overall, mance in the regional, Booth finished the season with a team-high and won the West with a 20-10 conference record and hosted an NCAA regional. career-best .290 batting average. Mikey White hit .300 in the tournament, with But the Tigers couldn’t match that the last three years, going 14-16, 13-17 and two walks, two runs scored and an RBI and Kyle Overstreet hit .231 (3-for-13) 13-17 in league play. Pawlowski’s four SEC Tournament teams were seeded with a run scored and an RBI. White finished the year with a .287 average, sec- second, eighth, 10th and 10th, and compiled a 2-7 tourney record. Auburn was ond to Booth, and Overstreet ended his freshman campaign with a .271 aver- eliminated in the first round of this season’s tournament in a 6-3 loss to Ala- age and 37 RBI. The double play duo of White and Overstreet helped the Crim- bama. Pawlowski leaves Auburn as the third winningest coach in the program’s son Tide turn four double plays in the three games of the tournament, as history, trailing and Paul Nix. Pawlowski won his 500th college game Alabama finished the year with 80 double plays in 63 games. Bama finished in 2013. He was hired before the 2009 season after compiling a 338–192-1 second nationally in total double plays turned, just one behind national leader record in nine years at the College of Charleston where he won three Southern Towson. The Southeastern Conference has released the schedule for the 2014 League regular-season titles. Auburn’s everyday , Cooper finished baseball season. The Alabama Crimson Tide’s 30-game SEC schedule will be- the SEC season leading the team and seventh in the SEC in batting average gin at home on March 14 with a three-game series against Kentucky, and wraps (.352), tied for third in slugging percentage (.581), sixth in on base percentage up with a home series against Mississippi State, May 15-17. The Tide will play (.444), tied for ninth in hits (37), tied for third in home runs (six) and tied for sixth 10 weeks of conference games with five, three-game series at Sewell-Thomas in total bases (61). Defensively, he had a .986 fielding percentage and finished Stadium and five series on the road. Alabama will play six series against teams third in the league in chances (276) and putouts (259). His 26 fielding double from the Western Division and four series against teams from the conference’s plays tied for fourth in the SEC. Eastern Division. Within its games against Eastern Division foes, Alabama will host Kentucky and Florida and travel to Tennessee and South Carolina. Bama’s Western Division schedule will have the Tide hosting Mississippi, Auburn and Mississippi State and traveling to Arkansas, Texas A&M and LSU. For the 2014 Fourth-seeded Valparaiso (32-27) overcame a 4-1 deficit season, Alabama will not have regular season series against SEC East foes Mis- with four runs in the seventh inning to eliminate third-seeded souri, Georgia and Vanderbilt. Florida (29-30), 5-4, from the 2013 NCAA Bloomington Re- gional on Saturday afternoon at Bart Kaufman Field. Junior ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS right-hander (Okeechobee, Fla.) and sophomore right fielder Justin Shafer (Lake Wales, Fla.) were chosen to the 2013 The No. 15 Arkansas baseball team saw its season NCAA Bloomington Regional All-Tournament squad announced on Sunday come to an end on Sunday night as the Razorbacks night. Host Indiana captured the Regional with a perfect 3-0 mark and will face dropped a 4-3 decision to No. 17 Kansas State in the Florida State in the NCAA Tallahassee Super Regional for a berth in the College regional final of the Manhattan Regional at Tointon World Series. During the Gators’ opening-round contest on Friday afternoon, Family Stadium. Arkansas finishes the season with a 39-22 record, while Kansas Crawford limited second-seeded Austin Peay to one run and four hits over 6.1 State improves to 44-17. The Wildcats advance to face Oregon State in the innings and registered five . He was in line for the victory before the Corvallis Super Regional next weekend. The Razorbacks ended their season in Govs overcame a 3-1 deficit with a three-run homer in the eighth inning to notch the NCAA Tournament for the 12th straight year, one of only seven teams to a 4-3 triumph. Shafer was 4-for-8 (.500) over Florida’s two outings at Bart advance to the NCAA Tournament the last 12 years, and won at least two games Kaufman Field, highlighted by a three-run round-tripper in the sixth inning ver- in the postseason for the fifth straight season and sixth time in the last seven sus APSU that had moved the Orange and Blue in front by a 3-1 score. In Sat-

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 101 YEAR IN REVIEW ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES urday’s elimination game against Valparaiso, he went 3-for-5 with singles in the ence All-Freshman accolades. Fettes is the first UK catcher to earn All-SEC Fresh- third, seventh and ninth frames. man honors in program history. Cousino was named to the All-SEC Defensive Team for the second consecutive year, as the UK sophomore earned SEC Fresh- man of the Year, second-team All-SEC and All-SEC Defensive Team a season ago. A native of Terre Haute, Ind., Reed served as UK’s Friday-night starter on Scott Stricklin, who led his alma mater Kent State to five NCAA the mound in 2013 and hit No. 3 or No. 4 in the batting order throughout the Regionals and the 2012 , has been year. A 6-foot-4, 245-pounder, Reed hit .280 (60-for-214) at the plate with eight named head baseball coach at the , Di- doubles, two triples, 13 homers and 52 RBI. On the mound, Reed had a 2-8 rector of Athletics Greg McGarity announced Monday. Strick- record and a 4.04 ERA in 82.1 innings, walking just 15 and striking out 52. In lin, 41, posted a 350-188 record during a nine-year stint with the Golden Flash- his two-year career, Reed has hit .290 with 17 doubles, two triples, 17 homers es, winning five Mid-American Conference regular season crowns and five MAC and driven in 92 RBI. On the mound in his career, Reed has a 7-11 record and Tournament titles. Known for developing student-athletes on and off the field, 30 a 3.44 ERA in 136 innings, walking 24 and striking out 103. Cousino, a native KSU players have been selected in the draft during his of Dublin, Ohio, manned centerfield for the Wildcats in 2013, making 127 tenure, and from 2010-12 the team has registered a perfect 1,000 score in the putouts, a year removed from a school-record 142 putouts in 2012. In 2013, NCAA’s Academic Performance Rate (APR) report. KSU was one of only 16 Cousino hit .249 (52-for-209) with 12 doubles, one , six homers and 27 schools in the country to reach this academic accomplishment and the only RBI, stealing 14 bases. In his two-year career, Cousino has hit .288 (135-for- public institution on the list. Also, the Golden Flashes were honored in Omaha 469) with 32 doubles, three triples, 15 homers and 68 RBI, stealing 29 bases. A in 2012 for having the highest team Grade Point Average (GPA) of all the eight native of Douglasville, Ga., Barrett stepped into the UK lineup and led the Wild- participants at the College World Series (CWS), owning a 3.09 GPA. For the cats in hitting, owning the 10th-best average in the SEC and ranking second spring semester of 2013, the KSU baseball team registered a 3.06 GPA. Stricklin among league freshman, behind only LSU shortstop and SEC Freshman of the earned his first head coaching job in July of 2004 when he returned to Kent State Year, . Barrett hit .349 (51-for-146) with four doubles, one triple, following three seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at 14 RBI and four steals. Fettes, a native of Madison Heights, Mich., emerged as Georgia Tech under former KSU head coach Danny Hall. Stricklin began his one of the top freshmen in college baseball while sharing time behind the plate coaching career in 1998 as a volunteer coach for the Yellow Jackets and then in 2013. A 6-2, 225-pound right-handed hitter, Fettes batted .250 in 23 games spent two years as the pitching coach at Vanderbilt from 2000-01. While at and 19 starts, belting five doubles, three homers and nine RBI. Of his first 15 Tech, he landed the consensus No. 1 ranked recruiting class in 2002 as they career hits, eight came as extra-base knocks. His three homers all came in SEC advanced to the College World Series that year, and they made it to an NCAA play and were clutch hits, at No. 14 South Carolina, at No. 16 Ole Miss and vs. Super Regional in 2004 before falling to Georgia in Atlanta. His final recruiting No. 14 Arkansas. The Wildcats completed a 30-win season with back-to-back class at Vanderbilt was ranked seventh best by . In 2011, he trips to the SEC Tournament for the first time since 1998-99. UK ranked eighth served as an assistant coach for the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team. in the NCAA with 13 wins against top-50 RPI teams and played the third-most Stricklin directed Kent State to its finest season in school history in 2012 as the games against top-50 RPI teams in college baseball. Golden Flashes posted a record 47 victories including a 21-game winning streak and their first trip to the CWS. KSU’s post season run featured its fourth LSU TIGERS consecutive MAC Tournament title to go with its first NCAA Regional and Super Regional championships. The Golden Flashes went on the road and won the North Carolina Trent Thornton limited top-ranked NCAA Gary (Ind.) Regional and then upset No. 5 national seed Oregon in a LSU to two runs over seven innings and a comeback bid Super Regional in Eugene. At the CWS, they eliminated top-ranked Florida and came up short as the Tar Heels eliminated the Tigers from finished tied for fifth. KSU wound up with a final national ranking of No. 5, the the College World Series by a score of 4-2 on Tuesday afternoon at TD Ameri- highest ranking in team history. For the second year in a row, Stricklin was hon- trade Park. LSU (57-11) concluded a memorable season, tying the school and ored as the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA)/Rawlings NCAA Southeastern Conference record for wins (57), while claiming an SEC West Mideast Coach of the Year and the MAC Coach of the Year. Stricklin, a two-time championship, an SEC Tournament championship, an NCAA regional title and All-Mid-American Conference catcher, handled pitching staffs that were ranked an NCAA super regional crown. LSU is No. 1 in the final 2013 college baseball No. 1 and No. 2 in the nation in during his final two playing attendance rankings, marking the 18th straight season in which the Tigers have seasons at KSU. A 23rd round draft pick of the in 1993, he led the nation in total attendance. LSU posted an NCAA-record total attendance played five seasons of and reached the Triple-A level with figure of 473,298 in 43 games this season in , the Twins. Stricklin graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in Field, including 38 regular-season games, three NCAA Regional games and two marketing from Kent State in 1995. He and his wife Cheri have three children: NCAA Super Regional contests. daughters Sydney (11) and Keaton (5), and a son, Cale (8). The Tigers’ total attendance mark was nearly 200,000 greater than second- place Mississippi State (281,840). LSU is the only school in NCAA history to exceed 400,000 in baseball attendance. The Tigers also surpassed the 400,000 KENTUCKY WILDCATS mark in 2010 (404,916) and in 2012 (472,391). LSU in 2013 was also No. 1 in Kentucky sophomores Austin Cousino, A.J. Reed and freshmen average attendance for the 17th time in 18 years, recording a figure of 11,006 Kyle Barrett and Greg Fettes earned All-Southeastern Confer- tickets sold per game. LSU established a school -game record for actual ence accolades, in a voting of the league coaches, it was an- attendance on June 8 when 11,401 fans witnessed the Tigers’ Super Regional nounced on Tuesday by the conference office. Reed, a sopho- win over Oklahoma that clinched a berth in the College World Series. The Ti- more left-handed pitcher/first baseman, was named All-SEC first team as the gers’ paid attendance figure of 12,727 for the LSU-South Carolina game on and utility player. Cousino earned All-SEC Defensive Team April 27 also established a school record. LSU sold more than 10,000 tickets for honors for the second straight year and Barrett and Fettes were named to the 40 of its 43 games in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field this season. LSU’s All-SEC Freshman Team, with Barrett in the outfield and Fettes the All-SEC Fresh- Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field is ranked No. 1 in a listing of the Top 10 man Team catcher. Reed is the first UK player to earn first-team All-SEC honors College Baseball Stadiums published by College Baseball Daily. The other stadi- since Thomas McCarthy in 2011. He is the first UK player to earn first-team ums appearing in the Top 10 are No. 2 Dudy Noble Field (Mississippi State), No. honors as the designated hitter since Brad Hindersman in 1993. Barrett and 3 Stadium (Florida State), No. 4 Baum Stadium (Arkansas), No. 5 Fettes earned Freshman All-SEC honors, joining Reed (2012), Cousino (2012), Haymarket Park (Nebraska), No. 6 Carolina Stadium (South Carolina), No. 7 Ryan Wilkes (2005) and Antone DeJesus (2005) as UK players to earn confer- Doug Kingsmore Stadium (Clemson), No. 8 Swayze Field (Ole Miss), No. 9 PK 102 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE YEAR IN REVIEW MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES Park (Oregon) and No. 10 Medlar Park (Penn State). LSU in 2013 led the nation UCLA pitching proved too much for MSU in the championship series. The in attendance for the 18th straight season, posting an NCAA-record figure of Bruins allowed only four runs in five College World Series victories and finished 473,298 in 43 games in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field. The Tigers’ to- with an incredible team ERA of 0.80 in the event. tal attendance mark was nearly 200,000 greater than second-place Mississippi MSU won its first three games in Omaha for the first time in program his- State (281,840). LSU in 2013 was also No. 1 in average attendance for the tory. The Bulldogs knocked off Oregon State twice and Indiana to breeze to 17th time in 18 years, recording a figure of 11,006 tickets sold per game. LSU the Bracket One championship. The good fortune ran out in the championship sold over 10,000 tickets for 40 of its 43 games in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bert- series, as the Bulldogs scored only once in 18 innings of play and never led in man Field. LSU established a school single-game record for actual attendance either game. On offense, led the way with first-team honors. on June 8 when 11,401 fans witnessed the Tigers’ Super Regional win over Renfroe earned the nod after hitting .345 with 16 home runs, 16 doubles and Oklahoma that clinched a berth in the College World Series. The Tigers’ paid 65 RBIs in 66 games in his final campaign for the Maroon and White. Since attendance figure of 12,727 for the LSU-South Carolina game on April 27 also agreeing to a $2.68 million dollar contract with the after be- established a school record. ing drafted 13th overall in June’s MLB Draft, the Crystal Springs, Miss., native is hitting .297 overall with five homers and 22 RBIs 31 games into his professional career. Standing on the mound, southpaw Ross Mitchell was named to the first OLE MISS REBELS team after being the only pitcher in the NCAA to rack up 13 or more wins with- Missed opportunities were the difference on Sunday as out a single loss. Fellow sophomore Jonathan Holder earned second-team ac- No. 23 Ole Miss (38-24) fell to William & Mary (39-23) colades following a season which saw the right-hander save a school-record 21 by a score of 4-1 in an elimination game at the NCAA games, ranking third in the country and tying the 11-year Southeastern Confer- Regional hosted by N.C. State University. With the loss, ence Record. Rounding out the quintet of Bulldogs were shortstop Adam Frazier the Rebels end the 2013 season at the NCAA Regional after advancing to the and left-handed pitcher Chad Girodo, who were named honorable mention post season for the 11th time in the last 13 seasons and 18th time in program All-Americans. Frazier led the NCAA in hits with 107 and is currently hitting history. Sam Smith (3-1) took his first loss of the season, allowing four runs on .345 in 42 games with the Jamestown Jammers of the orga- seven hits with no walks or strikeouts. Brett Koehler (7-5) picked up the win, nization. Girodo earned the selection after finishing top 30 in the NCAA in wins working a complete-game and allowing the one unearned run on seven hits with to go along with a miniscule 1.36 ERA. The lefty currently owns a 3.24 ERA in a walk and five strikeouts. William & Mary struck first on Sunday, using a pair of 11 appearances with the Lansing Lugnuts of the organiza- two-out doubles from Michael Katz and Ryan Lindemuth to push a run home tion. Boasting 12 players who were either 2013 Major League Baseball Draft and take the early lead on the Rebels. Ole Miss got out of the inning with a fly picks or All-Americans on the high school or junior college level, Mississippi out in the next , but the Tribe held the one-run lead after the first. Ole Miss State’s 2012-13 baseball signing class has been ranked second nationally in tied things up in the fourth, loading the bases with a single, a walk and a throw- the annual recruiting survey compiled by Collegiate Baseball. The ranking is the ing on a sac bunt before Austin Anderson would score on a double play second-highest ever for the Bulldogs by the newspaper based in Tucson, Ariz., ball to short from Preston Overbey. The Rebels got nothing else in the inning, as which began ranking classes three decades ago in 1983. Continuing a trend Will Jamison hit a fly ball to right that dropped in at the warning track to end the from earlier this summer, a school-record five Mississippi State baseball players inning a batter later. The Tribe answered immediately in the bottom half of the were named CollegeBaseballInsider.com/Louisville Slugger All-Americans, the inning, using a hit batter and a single to right to put two men on. A sac bunt website announced this past Friday. moved both runners into scoring position for Jackson Shaver, who singled up the middle to drive in both runners for the 3-1 lead. A leadoff double in the bottom MISSOURI TIGERS of the sixth sent the Rebels to the bullpen for left-hander Jeremy Massie. The next batter singled through the left side, bringing the runner home and William & Mizzou baseball standouts Keaton Steele (St. Joseph, Mary took the 4-1 lead on the Rebels. Massie then got a and a double Mo.) and Josh Lester (Columbus, Ga.) were named to the play ball to limit the inning and send things to the seventh. Neither team would All-Southeastern Conference Teams, as announced by score down the stretch as the Tribe held on for the 4-1 win, keeping the Rebels the league office on Tuesday (May 28). Steele was named off the board in the final three frames. Junior catcher has been to the All-SEC First Team as a utility player and Lester named one of three finalists for the 2013 Johnny Bench Award, the Greater earned the first base position on the All-Freshman Team. Steele is the first Tiger Wichita Sports Commission announced on Tuesday afternoon. The Bench to land on an All-Conference First Team since both Aaron Senne and Brett Nich- Award, presented annually by BaseballSavings.com in conjunction with the olas earned a spot on the All-Big 12 First Team in 2010. Steele was arguably the Greater Wichita Sports Commission, honors the nation’s top collegiate catcher. top two-way player in the SEC this season, and the league’s 14 coaches recog- Turner is a finalist along with Mitchell Garver of New Mexico and Zane Evans of nized that by naming him All-SEC First Team as a utility player. The Tiger righty Georgia Tech. led Mizzou with five wins on the mound, two saves and hit .276 at the dish with 24 RBIs and a team-high five homers. He was the only player in a power confer- ence to lead his team in wins, saves and home runs this season. Steele was even MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS better in SEC play, earning four of his five wins and both of his saves while hitting Mississippi State’s best baseball season in the program’s all five of his homers in league games. In SEC play, Steele led Mizzou in batting rich history came to a close Tuesday night. Playing before (.306), slugging (.542), homers (five) and on-base percentage (.435). He also a TD Ameritrade Park record crowd of 27,127, the Bull- had an ERA of 3.00 in league games and struck out 45 batters in 48.0 innings dogs battled hard before falling in the final game of the in SEC play. Not only were his numbers as a two-way player remarkable, but he championship series at the College World Series. UCLA also earned a pair of SEC weekly honors during the regular season, being won its first-ever baseball national championship with an 8-0 victory over MSU. named SEC Pitcher of the Week following Mizzou’s series with South Carolina The Bulldogs dropped both games in the best-of-three championship series, and was then named SEC Player of the Week after doing it all in a series win at also losing 3-1 to the Bruins Monday night. For MSU, the season ends at 51-20. Georgia. He was the first player in 16 years to be named SEC Pitcher of the The Bulldogs won the second most games in program history and advanced to Week and Player of the Week in the same season. In his first year in black and play for the national championship for the first time. The Bulldogs matched a gold, Lester was arguably one of the Tigers’ most consistent hitters and fielders school record by playing a total of 71 games during the 2013 season. in 2013. He hit .260 on the year, but was sensational with runners in scoring position, driving in 25 runs, just three off of the team-lead, and he led the team with nine doubles and tied for the team-lead in extra-base hits with 11 as he also

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 103 YEAR IN REVIEW ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES tallied a pair of homers. His numbers were excellent in SEC play as well, driving in 14 runs while hitting six of his nine doubles and both homers in league play. TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS But as impressive as Lester was with his bat in his freshman season, he was even Tennessee closed out the 2013 campaign on a high note on Sat- better in the field. In fact, he played all four infield positions for Mizzou and was urday, defeating Texas A&M, 7-5, on Senior Day at Lindsey Nelson the most reliable defensively, committing only four errors in 281 chanc- Stadium. After falling behind by four early, the Volunteers respond- es, good for a .986 fielding percentage, a team-best among Tiger infielders. His ed with six unanswered runs with Scott Price and A.J. Simcox driv- four errors were the fewest among Tiger infielders despite playing all four posi- ing in two runs each. Price finished 3-for-4 in the contest to give him a team- tions. leading .361 batting average for the season, the highest by a UT player since Cody Hawn hit .364 in 2009. Eric Martin picked up his first career win, throwing SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS 4.0 scoreless innings of relief in which he struck out four and allowed just four hits. It was actually the first decision of his career - win, loss or save - as he was North Carolina scored three times in the bottom of the sixth and making his team-leading 22nd appearance of the season and 31st of his career. held on for a 5-4 win in the third and deciding game of the Super Trevor Charpie recorded his second save of the year, tallying the final five outs Regionals at Boshamer Stadium Tuesday afternoon. With the win, of the game without allowing a hit. The save was the ninth on the season for the Tar Heels (57-10) advance to the College World Series and will Tennessee, all of which were recorded by true freshmen. Prior to the game the take on NC State in the 3 p.m. ET game on Sunday, June 16 in Vols honored seniors Zack Godley and Zach Luther, as well as senior student Omaha, Neb. The Gamecocks (43-20) have their season come to an end one assistants Hunter Mitchem and Andy Yates. Godley got the start in centerfield to game short of a fourth-straight trip to the CWS. South Carolina got on the board open the game before being lifted before the first pitch, allowing him to take a first for the third straight game in the series with a run in the top of the second. curtain call to put the final touches on a stellar collegiate career. The Aggies Connor Bright stroked a one-out double to left off Tar Heel starter Benton Moss wasted little time jumping out to a quick lead on Saturday as the first two batters and scored on Tanner English’s two-out single to center. North Carolina an- of the game reached base and Cole Lankford followed with a three-run shot swered right back in the bottom of the inning. After the first two batters were over the wall in right to give A&M a 3-0 lead before the first out was recorded. retired, Michael Russell was hit by a pitch. Brian Holberton followed with his 11th The Vols would settle down to keep them off the board the rest of the frame of the season, a two-run shot over the right field wall. It was the first though and then got one of the runs back in the home half of the inning when round tripper allowed by Gamecock starter Jack Wynkoop this season and put Simcox lined a single to right, stole second, moved to third on a groundout and the Tar Heels on top 2-1. The game was then turned over to the team’s bullpens. scored on a single through the right side by Price. A leadoff home run by Krey North Carolina head coach called on Trent Thornton in the third in- Bratsen to start the second pushed the A&M lead back to three before an RBI ning. None of the three North Carolina starters in the series lasted more than single in the top of the fourth put the Orange and White in a 5-1 deficit. Tennes- 2.1 innings. South Carolina head coach countered with senior see cut that down to two with a pair of runs in the bottom of the stanza when left-hander Adam Westmoreland in the third as well. The Gamecocks retook the Smart followed singles by Price and Ethan Bennett with a two-RBI double down lead in the top of the fifth with the help of some shaky Tar Heel defense. Kyle the left-field line. The score would remain 5-3 in favor of the Aggies until the Vols Martin walked to lead off the inning. English laid down a sacrifice bunt and put together a three-run frame in the bottom of the seventh to take their first lead reached base safely when first baseman Cody Stubbs was unable to handle the of the day. Jeff Moberg and Parker Wormsley got things started with back-to- throw from Thornton. Both runners moved up a base on Graham Saiko’s sacri- back singles and a sac bunt by Luther moved them both into scoring position. fice bunt. Thornton appeared to have worked out of the jam as Chase Vergason Simcox then laced the first pitch he saw into the gap in right-center for a game- struck out and Joey Pankake lofted a ball to medium-deep centerfield, but Chaz tying stand-up triple, the first three-bagger of his career. Although A&M got a Frank dropped the routine fly for a two-base error, scoring both Martin and strikeout for the second out, Price pulled an RBI single through the left side to English, giving the Gamecocks a 3-2 lead. South Carolina added a single run in give UT a 6-5 lead. The Big Orange tacked on an insurance run in the bottom the sixth to open up a two-run advantage at 4-2. and Max of the eighth with pinch-runner Heath Loyd scoring from third on a wild pitch. Schrock lined back-to-back singles to left to open the frame. Greiner was forced Charpie then closed the book on the 2013 campaign by getting three consecu- at third on Bright’s bunt attempt and Kyle Martin fanned before English dropped tive groundouts to third to end the game. Fittingly, senior Zach Luther was on the one just inside the left field line for a double, scoring Schrock. Once again, the receiving end of all three plays at first to finish off the game, the season and his Tar Heels responded quickly, batting around in the deciding three-run sixth. playing career. The Volunteers finish the 2013 season with an overall record of Landon Lassiter led off with a liner off the glove of Pankake at short for a single. 22-30 and an 8-20 mark in Southeastern Conference play. laced a triple into the right field corner, scoring Lassiter and cutting the lead in half. After Skye Bolt was hit by a pitch, Stubbs lofted a shallow fly to center. Moran held at third on the catch, but Bolt tagged up and advanced to TEXAS A&M AGGIES second on the throw from English that was cut off by Martin. Martin threw wildly After staving off elimination twice, the Texas A&M Aggies were to second trying to nail Bolt, allowing Moran to score the tying run and Bolt to unable to keep the 2013 campaign alive, losing a 6-1 decision advance to third. It marked the Gamecocks’ third error of the game and ninth to the host Oregon State Beavers at the Corvallis Regional of error of the series. Westmoreland was one out away from working out of the the NCAA Division I Championship. The Aggies season ends inning after Russell grounded out, but after Holberton was walked intentionally, with a 34-29 mark. A&M advanced to the NCAA Champion- Mike Zolk walked to load the bases. relieved Westmoreland and, ship for a school-record seventh consecutive season. Texas A&M kept the 3,362 after getting ahead in the count 0-2, walked Parks Jordan, forcing in Bolt with in attendance at Goss Stadium quiet early by staking claim to a 1-0 advantage the eventual game-winning run before getting Frank to fly out to end the upris- in the bottom of the first, but the Beavers tied the game with a run in the fifth, ing. Thornton (11-1) was credited with the win after working 4.2 innings of relief tallied two in the seventh to wrestle the lead away and tacked on three in the in which he allowed three hits and three runs, one earned, with two walks and ninth. Grayson Long allowed one unearned run on six hits and two walks while four strikeouts. Westmoreland (7-4) was tagged with the loss. He worked 3.1 striking out three over 5.2 innings. Jason Jester (3-4) was saddled with the loss. innings, surrendering three runs, all earned, on two hits with two walks and no He allowed two runs on four hits and two strikeouts over 2.1 innings. Ben Wet- strikeouts. Webb, making his school-record 110th and final appearance, al- zler (8-1) earned the victory with a complete-game effort. He allowed one run lowed one hit and one walk in 2.1 innings of work. Left-hander , on four hits and four walks while striking out 10. Jonathan Moroney had two of the fourth Tar Heel pitcher of the game and the starter in game 1, recorded the the Aggies’ four hits on the evening. The freshman was 2-for-4 with two doubles. final two outs for his first save of the season. Ryan Barnes led all players with three hits, going 3-for-5 with one RBI. Danny Hayes, Michael Conforto, and Jake Rodriguez had two hits apiece. 104 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE YEAR IN REVIEW MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES Hayes was 2-for-5 with one double, one run and three RBI. Conforto went 2-for- was excellent for the second straight week in relief, working a 5 with one double and one run. Smith hit 2-for-5 with two runs. Rodriguez was season-best 5.1 innings and giving up just two hits with two walks and two strike- 2-for-3 with two walks. The Aggies drew first blood in the bottom of the first in- outs. The Commodores missed a chance to take an early lead in the second ning. Mikey Reynolds drew an eight-pitch walk to start the inning and stole sec- inning, stranding the bases loaded. Conrad Gregor was hit with one out and ond base. After Blake Allemand struck out looking, Cole Lankford drove a ball Zander Wiel walked before a sharp single to left by Vince Conde loaded the past a falling leftfielder for an RBI triple and the 1-0 lead. Lankford was unable bases. Spencer Navin fell behind 0-2 but battled back to a full count before tak- to score from third, getting retired after a rundown on a Hunter Melton ground- ing a called third strike. Jack Lupo popped out to second base to end the inning er. Long played with fire in the second inning as Oregon State loaded the bases with the game still scoreless. Louisville put together four hits in the bottom of the with two singles and a walk, but he induced a fly out to rightfield by Max Gordon inning to get on the board first. Coco Johnson was hit to leadoff but was erased to end the frame. Moroney got his first double in the bottom of the second in- trying to steal second. Jeff Gardner drew a one-out walk before consecutive ning, but Krey Bratsen struck out looking and Jace Statum flied out to centerfield singles from and Wasserman, the second one an RBI grounder to quell the rally. The Beavers tied the game in the top of the fifth. Rodriguez through the right side. With two outs Whiting singled through the middle, plating laced a single through the left side of the infield to start the inning and moved to Gibson for a 2-0 Louisville advantage. The Cardinals nearly added to the lead second on a sacrifice bunt by Gordon. Tyler Smith seemed to deliver the equal- in the fourth, loading the bases with walks to Wasserman and Whiting and Alex izer when he singled through the right side of the infield, but Statum gunned Engel was hit, but Cole Sturgeon’s hard grounder to second started an inning- Gordon out at the plate for the second out of the inning. Andy Peterson was hit ending double play to keep it a 2-0 contest. singled with two outs in by a pitch to put two runners on. The Aggies appeared to evade danger again the fifth and Xavier Turner followed with a walk, but Yastrzemski struck out to end when Conforto grounded to Reynolds at short, but an error on his throw allowed the inning, with Thompson battling back from a 3-1 count and Yastrzemski chas- Smith to score, knotting the game at 1-1. Moroney gave A&M an opportunity to ing a high fastball for the third out. Ty Young and Johnson both singled to start deliver an immediate response in the bottom of the sixth, but the Aggies failed the bottom of the inning for Louisville, but Fulmer worked out of the inning with to capitalize. Moroney dropped a leadoff double in front of a diving Gordon in three fly balls. The Commodores finally got on the board in the sixth when Wiel centerfield and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt, but he was stranded on the lifted a high drive down the leftfield line that just stayed fair, his fifth homer of the hot corner when Statum struck out looking and Gordon redeemed himself by season, cutting the deficit in half. In the seventh Kemp reached on a two-out making a diving catch running towards the fence to rob Reynolds of an extra- error and stole second, his 34th stolen base of the season, but Thompson bat- base hit. Oregon State (48-10) brewed up trouble in the top of the sixth with a tled back from a 2-0 count and got Turner to pop out to end the threat. Vander- one-out single by Barnes and a two-out walk by Rodriguez, but Matt Kent got bilt stranded two more in the eighth when Harrell was hit and Wiel drew a two- Gordon to fly out to end the inning with the game still on an even keel. After out walk, but Conde grounded out to third on a 2-0 pitch against UL reliever failing to score in the bottom of the sixth despite drawing a pair of walks, the Kyle Funkhouser, keeping the Cardinals in the lead, 2-1. In the ninth John Nor- Aggies called on Jester, who earned his school-record 14th save of the season wood, who made a great diving catch in leftcenter in the bottom of the eighth, in A&M’s 5-4 win over UC Santa Barbara earlier in the day. Smith greeted him singled to center with one out against Louisville closer Nick Burdi. Ege came on with a single up the middle and a miscommunication on a sacrifice bunt attempt to get a line out from Kemp, but Turner singled to right with two outs, putting by Peterson resulted in a single to put two runners on. Jester fanned Conforto for runners on the corners. Yastrzemski’s strikeout came on a 2-2 pitch, sending the the first out and got Davis to line out to short for the second. Hayes provided Cardinals to Omaha. heroics for Oregon State driving a full-count offering past a diving Lankford and down the rightfield line for a two-run double and the 3-1 lead. Texas A&M got two runners on base in the seventh as Statum singled to short with two outs and Reynolds drew a walk, but Beavers’ catcher Rodriguez was able to keep a full- count offering from hitting the dirt and Allemand was called out on strikes, look- ing. Oregon State put the game out of reach with three runs in the ninth. The inning featured consecutive RBI singles by Hayes, Barnes and Kavin Keyes. Cole Lankford (1B), Hunter Melton (3B) and Mikey Reynolds (SS) were all named to the 2013 NCAA Corvallis Region All-Regional Team.

VANDERBILT COMMODORES Jeff Thompson worked seven strong innings and Louisville made two early runs stand up, as the Cardinals advanced to the College World Series with a 2-1 victory over Vanderbilt Sunday in Super Regional action at Hawkins Field. The Cardinals (51- 12) knocked off the No. 2 national seed in the field of 64 after a 5-3 win in the first of the three-game series Saturday. Zak Wasserman and Sutton Whiting drove in runs for Louisville in the second inning and five Louisville hurlers limited the Commodores (54-12) to just five hits. Vanderbilt stranded 11 runners in the loss, including six in scoring position, and left the bases loaded in the second inning as well as a pair of runners in the fifth, eighth and ninth. Louisville stranded nine runners as well, leaving the bases loaded in the third and two on in the fourth and fifth innings. Thompson (11-1) did everything the Cardinals could have asked, working seven innings and al- lowing just one run on three hits. The righthander walked two, hit one batter and struck out nine among his 124 pitches. Louisville used four hurlers to get the final six outs, including lefthander Cody Ege, who picked up his first save, striking out Mike Yastrzemski to end the game. Vanderbilt starter (14-1) lasted just 2.2 innings and took the loss, allowing two runs on five hits. He walked three, hit a batter and struck out two while suffering his only loss of the season.

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 105 YEAR IN REVIEW ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC ANNOUNCES ANNUAL BASEBALL HONORS BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Vanderbilt’s Tony Kemp was selected 2013 SEC Baseball Player of the Year, of LSU was named SEC Pitcher of the Year and LSU shortstop Alex Bregman was named SEC Freshman of the Year by a vote of the league’s 14 head baseball coaches. The coaches also tabbed Vanderbilt head coach SEC Coach of the Year. Sam Frost of Mississippi State was named SEC Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Vanderbilt’s 26 SEC wins set the conference record, breaking South Carolina’s record of 25 set in 2000. The Dores have now won 18 straight series dating back to last season, including all 14 this year. The Commodores wrapped up the regular season a school record 48-7 and were the No. 1 seed in the SEC Tournament last week in Hoover, Ala. Coaches were not permitted to vote for their own players. The complete 2013 All-SEC Team follows:

SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR — Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt SEC PITCHER OF THE YEAR — Aaron Nola, LSU SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR — Alex Bregman, LSU SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR — Sam Frost, Mississippi State SEC COACH OF THE YEAR — Tim Corbin, Vanderbilt

FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM 1B - Mason Katz, LSU 1B - Garrett Cooper, Auburn 2B - Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt 2B - Brett Pirtle, Mississippi State 3B - Christian Ibarra, LSU JaCoby Jones, LSU SS - Alex Bregman, LSU 3B - Curt Powell, Georgia Andrew Mistone, Ole Miss C - Stuart Turner, Ole Miss SS - Mikey Reynolds, Texas A&M OF - Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State Mikey White, Alabama OF - Mike Yastrzemski, Vanderbilt C - Grayson Greiner, South Carolina OF - , LSU OF - Connor Harrell, Vanderbilt DH/UTL - Keaton Steele, Missouri OF - Brian Anderson, Arkansas A.J. Reed, Kentucky OF - Krey Bratsen, Texas A&M P - Ryne Stanek, Arkansas DH/UTL - Daniel Mengden, Texas A&M P - Aaron Nola, LSU P - Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt RP - Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State P - Bobby Wahl, Ole Miss RP - Tyler Webb, South Carolina

ALL FRESHMAN TEAM ALL DEFENSIVE TEAM 1B - Josh Lester, Missouri P - Daniel Mengden, Texas A&M 2B - Kyle Overstreet, Alabama 1B - Mason Katz, LSU; Cole Lankford, Texas A&M 3B - Xavier Turner, Vanderbilt 2B - Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt SS - Alex Bregman, LSU SS - Adam Frazier, Mississippi State C - Greg Fettes, Kentucky 3B - Christian Ibarra, LSU OF -Kyle Barrett, Kentucky C - Stuart Turner, Ole Miss OF - Vincent Jackson, Tennessee OF - Austin Cousino, Kentucky OF - Harrison Bader, Florida OF - Mike Yastrzemski, Vanderbilt DH/UTL - Zander Wiel, Vanderbilt OF - Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State P - Jack Wynkoop, South Carolina P - Sean McLaughlin, Georgia RP - Carson Fulmer, Vanderbilt Ray Castillo, Alabama 106 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE YEAR IN REVIEW MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT 2013 SEC POST-SEASON AWARDS

BASEBALL AMERICA ALL-AMERICA COLLEGIATE BASEBALL ALL-AMERICA First Team First Team Stuart Turner, Ole Miss ...... C Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State ...... OF Alex Bregman, LSU...... SS Aaron Nola, LSU ...... SP Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State ...... OF Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State ...... RP Aaron Nola, LSU ...... SP Second Team Second Team Stuart Turner, Ole Miss ...... C Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt ...... SP Mason Katz, LSU...... 1B Ryne Stanek, Arkansas ...... SP Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt ...... SP Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State ...... RP Ryne Stanek, Arkansas ...... SP Third Team Third Team L.B. Dantzler, South Carolina...... DH Alex Bregman, LSU...... SS Kevin Ziomek, Vanderbilt...... SP Bobby Wahl, Ole Miss...... SP Tyler Webb, South Carolina...... RP BASEBALL AMERICA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Ross Mitchell, Mississippi State ...... RP Brian Miller, Vanderbilt ...... RP Alex Bregman, LSU ABCA/RAWLINGS ALL-AMERICA BASEBALL AMERICA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR First Team First Team Stuart Turner, Ole Miss ...... C Xavier Turner, Vanderbilt ...... 3B Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Alex Bregman, LSU...... SS Alex Bregman, LSU...... SS Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State ...... OF NCBWA ALL-AMERICA Aaron Nola, LSU ...... SP First Team Mason Katz, LSU...... 1B Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State ...... OF Aaron Nola, LSU ...... SP Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt ...... SP Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State ...... RP Second Team Alex Bregman, LSU...... SS Connor Harrell, Vanderbilt ...... OF Bobby Wahl, Ole Miss...... SP Ross Mitchell, Mississippi State ...... RP Third Team Mike Yastrzemski...... OF Kevin Ziomek, Vanderbilt...... SP Tyler Webb, South Carolina...... RP

NCBWA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA First Team Xavier Turner, Vanderbilt ...... 3B *Alex Bregman, LSU ...... SS *Freshman Hitter of the Year

Aaron Nola, LSU

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Second Team PERFECT GAME USA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA Mason Katz, LSU...... 1B Connor Harrell, Vanderbilt ...... OF First Team Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt ...... SP Xavier Turner, Vanderbilt ...... 3B *Alex Bregman, LSU ...... SS RAWLINGS GOLD GLOVE *Freshman Player of the Year Stuart Turner, Ole Miss ...... C Kyle Overstreet, Alabama ...... 2B COLLEGE BASEBALL INSIDER ALL-AMERICA Austin Cousino, Kentucky ...... OF First Team PERFECT GAME USA ALL-AMERICA Stuart Turner, Ole Miss ...... C Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... 2B First Team Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State ...... OF Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Aaron Nola, LSU ...... SP Alex Bregman, LSU...... SS Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt ...... SP Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State ...... OF Ross Mitchell, Mississippi State ...... RP Aaron Nola, LSU ...... SP Second Team Second Team Alex Bregman, LSU...... SS Stuart Turner, Ole Miss ...... C Ryne Stanek, Arkansas ...... SP Mason Katz, LSU...... 1B Chris Cotton, LSU ...... RP Ryne Stanek, Arkansas ...... SP Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State ...... RP Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt ...... SP Third Team Adam Frazier, Mississippi State ...... SS Chris Cotton, LSU ...... RP

Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State

108 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC NATIONAL CHAMPIONS SEC CHAMPIONS 1990 - Georgia 2000 - LSU Year Champion SEC Overall Coach 1991 - LSU 2009 - LSU 1933 Georgia 8-1 12-3-1 Bill White 1934 Alabama 13-3 13-5 J.B. Whitworth 1993 - LSU 2010 - South Carolina 1935 Alabama 8-2 10-2 Tilden Campbell 1996 - LSU 2011 - South Carolina 1936 Alabama 7-3-1 10-3-1 Tilden Campbell 1997 - LSU 1937 Auburn 8-1 – 1938 Alabama 10-1 14-1 Tilden Campbell 1939 LSU 10-2 22-6 1940 Alabama 12-1 14-2 Tilden Campbell SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1941 Alabama 13-2 18-2-1 Tilden Campbell 1942 Alabama 9-1 10-2 Tilden Campbell LSU ...... 15 (’39-43-46-61-75-86-90-91-92-93-96-97-03-09-12) 1943 LSU 11-3 13-8 “Red” Swanson Alabama ...... 13 (’34-35-36-38-40-41-42-47-50-55-68-83-96) 1944 No season 1945 No season Florida...... 12 (’52-56-62-81-82-84-88-96-98-05-10-11) 1946 LSU 10-5 11-3 Harry Rabenhorst Miss. State ..... 10 (’48-49-65-66-70-71-79-85-87-89) 1947 Alabama 11-3 18-7 Tilden Campbell Ole Miss...... 7 (’59-60-64-69-72-77-09) 1948 Miss. State 12-5 17-8 R.P. Patty 1949 Miss. State 13-3 19-6 R.P. Patty Auburn...... 6 (’37-58-63-67-76-78) 1950 Alabama 12-4 21-12 Tilden Campbell Georgia...... 6 (’33-54-55-01-04-08) 1951 Tennessee 16-1 20-3 S.W. Anderson Vanderbilt...... 6 (’73-74-80-07-11-13) 1952 Florida 12-2 12-14-2 South Carolina . . . 3 (‘00-02-11) 1953 Georgia 12-3 23-7 Jim Whatley 1954 Georgia 11-4 16-9 Jim Whatley Tennessee...... 3 (’51-94-95) 1955 Alabama 16-2 23-6 Tilden Campbell Arkansas ...... 2 (‘99-04) 1956 Florida 13-3 20-4 Dave Fuller Kentucky...... 1 (‘06) 1957 *Georgia Tech 13-3 – Joe Pittard 1958 Auburn 12-3 17-8 Joe Connally *Georgia Tech . . . 1 (’57) 1959 Ole Miss 10-3 16-5 Tom Swayze 1960 Ole Miss 12-2 22-3 Tom Swayze 1961 LSU 11-4 20-5 Ray Didier SEC DIVISION 1962 Florida 14-3 23-9-1 Dave Fuller 1963 Auburn 15-3 17-8 Paul Nix (since 1959) 1964 Ole Miss 11-1 19-4 Tom Swayze CHAMPIONSHIPS 1965 Miss. State 11-4 13-7 1966 Miss. State 11-4 17-9 Paul Gregory Florida ...... 21 (’60-62-68-69-77-78-79-80-81-82-83-84-85- 1967 Auburn 15-2 27-7 Paul Nix 92-96-97-98-05-09-10-11) 1968 Alabama 10-8 22-11 LSU ...... 17 (’61-75-85-92-93-94-96-97-98-00-01-03-05-08-09- 1969 Ole Miss 11-5 27-15 Tom Swayze 12-13) 1970 Miss. State 11-4 32-8 Paul Gregory 1971 Miss. State 13-5 32-12 Paul Gregory Ole Miss ...... 11 (’59-60-63-64-67-69-72-77-82-05-09) 1972 Ole Miss 15-3 28-16 Auburn ...... 11 (’61-63-64-65-67-76-78-80-89-95-10) 1973 Vanderbilt 11-5 36-16 Miss. State ...... 9 (’62-65-66-70-71-79-81-83-84) 1974 Vanderbilt 11-4 37-22-1 Larry Schmittou 1975 LSU 19-3 40-16 Jim Smith Vanderbilt ...... 7 (’71-72-73-74-07-11-13) 1976 Auburn 12-7 37-15 Paul Nix Alabama ...... 6 (’68-73-74-96-02-06) 1977 Ole Miss 15-9 40-18 Jake Gibbs Tennessee ...... 6 (’66-70-93-94-95-97) 1978 Auburn 15-8 33-21 Paul Nix 1979 Miss. State 17-2 48-12 South Carolina . . . 6 (‘99-00-02-03-11-12) 1980 Vanderbilt 13-9 34-21-1 Roy Mewbourne Georgia ...... 4 (’75-01-04-08) 1981 Florida 16-7 42-17 Jay Bergman Arkansas ...... 3 (‘99-04-07) 1982 Florida 14-8 34-25 Jack Rhine Kentucky ...... 2 (’76-’06) 1983 Alabama 14-7 46-11 Barry Schollenberger 1984 Florida 18-4 43-16 *Georgia Tech ....1 (’59) 1985 Miss. State 16-8 50-15 Ron Polk * Former Member of the SEC 1986 LSU 22-5 49-9 Skip Bertman 1987 Miss. State 13-13 39-22 Ron Polk 1988 Florida 21-6 39-15-1 Joe Arnold 1989 Miss. State 20-5 54-14 Ron Polk 1990 LSU 20-7 54-19 Skip Bertman 1991 LSU 19-7 55-18 Skip Bertman 1992 LSU 18-6 50-16 Skip Bertman 1993 LSU 18-8-1 53-17-1 Skip Bertman 1994 Tennessee 24-5 52-14 1995 Tennessee 22-8 54-16 Rod Delmonico 1996 Alabama 20-10 50-19 Florida 20-10 50-18 LSU 20-10 52-15 Skip Bertman 1997 LSU 22-7 57-13 Skip Bertman 1998 Florida 21-8 46-18 Andy Lopez 1999 Arkansas 22-8 42-23 Norm DeBriyn 2000 South Carolina 25-5 56-10 2001 Georgia 20-10 36-10 Ron Polk 2002 South Carolina 21-8 57-18 Ray Tanner 2003 LSU 20-9-1 45-22-1 2004 Arkansas 19-11 45-24 Georgia 19-11 45-23 2005 Florida 20-10 48-23 Pat McMahon 2006 Alabama 20-10 44-21 Jim Wells Kentucky 20-10 44-17 2007 Vanderbilt 22-8 54-13 Tim Corbin 2008 Georgia 20-9-1 45-25-1 David Perno 2009 LSU 20-10 56-17 Ole Miss 20-10 44-20 2010 Florida 22-8 47-7 Kevin O’Sullivan 2011 Florida 22-8 53-19 Kevin O’Sullivan Georgia revels over its 1990 NCAA Baseball Championship, following South Carolina 22-8 55-14 Ray Tanner Vanderbilt 22-8 54-12 Tim Corbin a 2-1 victory over Oklahoma State in the College World Series final. 2012 LSU 19-11 49-20 Paul Mainieri The win gave the SEC its first national championship in baseball. 2013 Vanderbilt 26-3 54-12 Tim Corbin 110 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT ALL-TIME SEC STANDINGS Team Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct. Florida...... 77 1531 916 613 2 .599 S. Carolina...... 22 631 359 271 1 .570 Alabama ...... 79 1646 914 729 3 .556 LSU ...... 79 1614 886 726 5 .550 Miss. State ...... 79 1602 858 743 1 .536 Auburn...... 79 1583 839 744 3 .530 Arkansas ...... 22 618 319 297 0 .516 Ole Miss...... 79 1565 749 813 2 .479 Georgia...... 79 1582 741 839 2 .469 Tennessee...... 71 1473 686 791 1 .466 Texas A&M ...... 1 29 13 16 0 .448 Kentucky...... 74 1529 647 876 8 .426 Vanderbilt...... 67 1434 581 852 9 .408 Missouri ...... 1 30 10 20 0 .333

ALL-TIME RECORDS ALL-TIME STANDINGS Team Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct. Team App. W-L Pct. Tourney Titles Texas A&M 112 3900 2488 1412 42 .643 LSU ...... 28 68-38 .642 10 Miss. State 123 3920 2457 1435 28 .631 Vanderbilt...... 18 46-33 .582 2 Alabama 120 3976 2463 1490 23 .622 Miss. State ...... 29 56-46 .549 7 S. Carolina 122 3875 2411 1447 17 .624 Alabama ...... 25 45-38 .542 7 Arkansas 91 3271 2000 1265 6 .612 Tennessee...... 12 25-21 .543 3 LSU 118 3852 2343 1486 23 .611 Texas A&M...... 1 2-2 .500 0 Florida 99 3809 2306 1479 24 .609 Florida...... 34 55-56 .495 3 Auburn 79 3143 1884 1253 6 .600 Ole Miss...... 18 30-33 .476 5 Ole Miss 113 3464 1979 1465 20 .574 Auburn...... 23 30-42 .417 0 Georgia 126 3759 2117 1619 23 .566 Georgia...... 20 28-40 .412 0 Tennessee 104 3371 1886 1471 14 .562 Arkansas ...... 19 23-33 .411 0 Vanderbilt 115 3754 2081 1641 32 .559 South Carolina...... 21 25-39 .391 1 Kentucky 102 3273 1775 1476 25 .546 Kentucky...... 16 18-30 .375 0 Missouri 123 3646 2178 1448 20 .600 Missouri...... 1 0-1 .000 0

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP FORMATS 1933 - 1947 SEC Champion based on conference winning percentage. 1948 - 1950 SEC divided into two divisions (Eastern and Western) but composite standings still kept. Division leaders meet in best- of-five-game championship series for SEC Championship. 1951 - 1952 Championship series discontinued; SEC Champion based on conference winning percentage. 1953 - 1976 Division leaders meet in best-of-three-game championship series for SEC Championship. 1977 - 1985 Top two teams from each division meet in a double-elimination tournament at alternating site of division champion for SEC Championship. 1986 League abolishes divisions; Round-robin play begins; Top four teams meet in a double-elimination tournament for SEC Championship. 1987 Tournament field increases to top six regular-season finishers for SEC Championship. 1988 - 1991 Team finishing with highest conference winning percentage over 27-game round-robin schedule is SEC Champion; Tournament is played to award NCAA automatic bid. 1992 SEC Champion is team finishing the 24-game conference schedule with the highest winning percentage; League recognizes team finishing with highest overall winning percentage as Eastern and Western Division Champions in their respective divisions. 1993-1995 SEC Tournament games count toward all SEC Championships; SEC Champion is team with highest overall conference winning percentage; Eastern and Western Division Champions are teams in each division with the highest overall conference winning percentage; NCAA automatic bid is awarded to the team which wins its divisional tournament and has the highest overall conference winning percentage. 1996-1997 SEC Champion is the team with the highest conference winning percentage based on 30-game regular season schedule; Neutral site, eight-team conference tournament; Tournament field consists of top three teams (based of conference winning percentage) from Eastern and Western Divisions and two at-large teams chosen based on their conference winning percentage. NCAA automatic bid is awarded to tournament winner. 1998 SEC Champion is the team with the highest conference winning percentage on 30-game regular season schedule; Neutral site, eight-team double elimination conference tournament; Tournament field consists of top three teams (based on conference winning percentage) from Eastern and Western Divisions and two at-large teams chosen based on their conference winning percentage. Divisional winners guaranteed top two seeds. NCAA automatic bid is awarded to tournament winner. 1999-current Format remains the same as 1998 except tournament field consists of top two teams from each division and four at-large teams chosen based on their conference winning percentage. OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 111 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS ANNUAL SEC STANDINGS Conference Games Only 1933 1937 1941 School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. Georgia...... 8-1 .889 Auburn...... 8-1 .889 Alabama ...... 13-2 .867 Miss. State ...... 5-3 .625 Alabama ...... 8-2 .800 Georgia...... 8-2 .800 Auburn...... 5-4 .556 Miss. State ...... 8-3 .727 Ole Miss...... 7-4 .636 Alabama ...... 5-5 .500 Ole Miss...... 4-4 .500 Georgia Tech ...... 10-8 .555 Florida...... 4-4 .500 Florida...... 3-3 .500 Auburn...... 5-5 .500 Georgia Tech ...... 4-10 .286 Georgia Tech ...... 4-7 .364 Tennessee...... 3-3 .500 LSU ...... 0-4 .000 LSU ...... 5-10 .333 Miss. State ...... 7-8 .467 Kentucky...... 0-0 .000 Georgia...... 2-8 .250 Vanderbilt...... 3-5 .375 Ole Miss...... 0-0 .000 Tulane ...... 0-4 .000 LSU ...... 5-9 .357 Tennessee...... 0-0 .000 Kentucky...... 0-0 .000 Tulane ...... 2-6 .250 Tulane ...... 0-0 .000 Tennessee...... 0-0 .000 Florida...... 2-6 .250 Vanderbilt...... 0-0 .000 Vanderbilt...... 0-0 .000 Kentucky...... 3-10 .230 1934 1938 1942 School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. Alabama ...... 13-3 .813 Alabama ...... 10-1 .909 Alabama ...... 9-1 .900 Miss. State ...... 8-4 .667 Florida...... 4-2 .667 Georgia...... 6-2 .750 Georgia...... 7-4 .636 Georgia...... 5-3 .625 Georgia Tech ...... 7-7 .500 Georgia Tech ...... 7-7 .500 Ole Miss...... 5-5 .500 LSU ...... 6-6 .500 Florida...... 4-5 .444 Tulane ...... 1-1 .500 Auburn...... 4-4 .500 Auburn...... 4-6 .400 Auburn...... 5-7 .417 Miss. State ...... 6-7 .461 LSU ...... 3-6 .333 Georgia Tech ...... 5-8 .385 Vanderbilt...... 4-5 .444 Kentucky...... 0-2 .000 Vanderbilt...... 1-2 .333 Ole Miss...... 4-7 .363 Vanderbilt...... 0-2 .000 LSU ...... 3-6 .333 Kentucky...... 2-4 .333 Ole Miss...... 0-9 .000 Miss. State ...... 3-7 .300 Tennessee...... 1-2 .333 Tennessee...... 0-0 .000 Tennessee...... 0-0 .000 Tulane ...... 2-6 .250 Tulane ...... 0-0 .000 Kentucky...... 0-0 .000 Florida...... 0-0 .000 1935 1939 1943 School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. Alabama ...... 8-2 .800 LSU ...... 10-2 .883 LSU ...... 11-3 .785 Miss. State ...... 8-3 .727 Auburn...... 10-4 .714 Vanderbilt...... 6-2 .750 Auburn...... 6-5 .545 Florida...... 4-2 .667 Auburn...... 3-1 .750 Florida...... 4-4 .500 Ole Miss...... 7-5 .583 Alabama ...... 9-4 .692 Georgia...... 4-4 .500 Vanderbilt...... 4-3 .571 Tulane ...... 5-3 .625 Georgia Tech ...... 4-6 .400 Georgia...... 5-4 .556 Georgia Tech ...... 2-5 .286 LSU ...... 4-6 .400 Kentucky...... 3-3 .500 Miss. State ...... 3-9 .250 Ole Miss...... 0-10 .000 Tennessee...... 1-1 .500 Georgia...... 1-3 .250 Kentucky...... 0-0 .000 Alabama ...... 4-8 .333 Kentucky...... 1-3 .250 Tennessee...... 0-0 .000 Georgia Tech ...... 3-9 .250 Ole Miss...... 2-10 .200 Tulane ...... 0-0 .000 Miss. State ...... 3-10 .231 Florida...... 0-0 .000 Vanderbilt...... 0-0 .000 Tulane ...... 0-3 .000 Tennessee...... 0-0 .000 1936 1940 No teams in 1944 and 1945 (World War II) School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. 1946 Alabama ...... 7-3-1 .682 Alabama ...... 12-1 .923 School W-L Pct. LSU ...... 7-4 .636 Georgia...... 9-1 .900 LSU ...... 11-3 .786 Miss. State ...... 6-4 .600 LSU ...... 10-4 .714 Alabama ...... 10-5 .667 Auburn...... 5-5 .500 Vanderbilt...... 5-2 .714 Georgia...... 8-4 .667 Florida...... 4-4 .500 Auburn...... 4-5 .444 Auburn...... 5-3 .625 Georgia...... 3-5 .375 Kentucky...... 3-5 .375 Ole Miss...... 3-3 .500 Ole Miss...... 1-8 .111 Miss. State ...... 4-7 .364 Miss. State ...... 2-9 .182 Georgia Tech ...... 0-0 .000 Georgia Tech ...... 5-10 .333 Florida...... 1-7 .125 Kentucky...... 0-0 .000 Florida...... 3-6 .333 Tulane ...... 0-6 .000 Tennessee...... 0-0 .000 Tennessee...... 2-4 .333 Georgia Tech ...... 0-0 .000 Tulane ...... 0-0 .000 Tulane ...... 1-3 .250 Kentucky...... 0-0 .000 Vanderbilt...... 0-0 .000 Ole Miss...... 1-11 .083 Tennessee...... 0-0 .000 Vanderbilt...... 0-0 .000

112 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT ANNUAL SEC STANDINGS 1947 1951 1955 School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. Alabama ...... 11-3 .786 Tennessee...... 16-1 .941 *Alabama...... 16-2 .888 Auburn...... 11-5 .688 Alabama ...... 13-4-1 .750 Ole Miss...... 10-3 .769 Tennessee...... 5-3 .625 Ole Miss...... 10-4 .714 Georgia...... 12-4 .750 Tulane ...... 3-2 .600 Florida...... 9-7 .563 Vanderbilt...... 10-4 .714 Georgia Tech ...... 6-6 .500 LSU ...... 6-6 .500 Georgia Tech ...... 10-6 .625 Ole Miss...... 4-4 .500 Auburn...... 8-8 .500 Tennessee...... 8-6 .571 Kentucky...... 4-4 .500 Tulane ...... 7-9 .438 Florida...... 7-9 .438 Miss. State ...... 7-8 .467 Miss. State ...... 6-9 .400 Miss. State ...... 7-9 .438 Vanderbilt...... 5-7 .417 Georgia Tech ...... 8-12 .400 Auburn...... 5-11 .313 LSU ...... 4-7 .364 Kentucky...... 5-9-1 .357 LSU ...... 4-11 .267 Georgia...... 4-11 .267 Georgia...... 6-11 .353 Tulane ...... 3-11 .214 Florida...... 2-6 .250 Vanderbilt...... 0-13-1 .000 Kentucky...... 0-12 .000 In 1948 the conference was divided into two divisions, East *Playoffs discontinued. Championship based on percentage. *Alabama beat Georgia two games to none in playoffs. and West, with the leader in each to qualify for the five-game playoffs. 1952 1956 1948 School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. Florida...... 12-2 .857 Florida...... 13-3 .813 School W-L Pct. Tulane ...... 11-4 .733 Ole Miss...... 13-3 .813 Tulane ...... 7-1 .875 Alabama ...... 12-7 .632 Alabama ...... 15-5 .750 Auburn...... 14-5 .737 Tennessee...... 11-7 .611 Georgia...... 10-5 .667 *Miss. State...... 12-5 .706 Auburn...... 10-8 .556 Auburn...... 9-7 .563 Alabama ...... 11-5 .688 Kentucky...... 6-6 .500 Tennessee...... 7-8 .467 Georgia Tech ...... 11-7 .611 LSU ...... 7-9 .438 LSU ...... 7-9 .438 Kentucky...... 9-7 .563 Georgia Tech ...... 8-11 .421 Tulane ...... 7-9 .438 Georgia...... 9-8 .529 Miss. State ...... 6-9 .400 Miss. State ...... 6-9 .400 Vanderbilt...... 7-8 .429 Georgia...... 6-9 .400 Georgia Tech ...... 4-9 .308 LSU ...... 4-10 .286 Ole Miss...... 6-10 .375 Vanderbilt...... 3-12 .200 Florida...... 3-9 .250 Vanderbilt...... 0-14 .000 Kentucky...... 1-12 .077 Ole Miss...... 4-13 .235 *No playoff. Eastern winner conceded title to Florida. *Florida beat Ole Miss two games to none in playoffs. Tennessee...... 3-16 .158 *Tulane did not play sufficient games to qualify for playoffs. Miss. State beat Auburn in the playoff, 3 games to none. 1953 1957 School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. 1949 Miss. State ...... 12-3 .800 *Georgia Tech ...... 13-3 .813 *Georgia ...... 12-4 .750 Auburn...... 11-4 .733 School W-L Pct. Florida...... 11-5 .706 Alabama ...... 13-5 .722 *Miss State ...... 13-3 .813 Tulane ...... 8-7 .532 Georgia...... 10-5 .667 Alabama ...... 14-4 .778 Alabama ...... 9-8 .529 Miss. State ...... 10-5 .667 Kentucky...... 11-5 .688 Ole Miss...... 8-9 .471 Ole Miss...... 9-6 .600 Georgia...... 11-7 .611 LSU ...... 7-8 .467 Florida...... 7-9 .438 Tulane ...... 5-5 .500 Tennessee...... 6-7 .462 Tulane ...... 6-8 .429 Georgia Tech ...... 9-11 .450 Georgia Tech ...... 7-10 .413 LSU ...... 6-8 .429 Florida...... 5-7 .417 Kentucky...... 5-9 .357 Tennessee...... 4-12 .250 Auburn...... 6-10 .375 Auburn...... 6-12 .333 Vanderbilt...... 3-13 .188 LSU ...... 5-9 .357 Vanderbilt...... 3-11 .214 Kentucky...... 2-14 .125 Tennessee...... 5-9 .357 *Georgia beat Miss. State two games to none in playoffs. *Georgia Tech beat Alabama two games to one in playoffs. Vanderbilt...... 4-8 .333 Ole Miss...... 2-12 .143 *Miss. State beat Kentucky in playoffs, 3 games to one. 1954 1958 School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. 1950 *Georgia ...... 11-4 .733 *Auburn...... 12-3 .800 Ole Miss...... 6-3 .667 Florida...... 11-3 .786 School W-L Pct. Tulane ...... 10-6 .625 Alabama ...... 11-5 .688 Kentucky...... 11-2 .846 Auburn...... 8-5 .615 LSU ...... 9-6 .600 *Alabama...... 12-4 .750 Florida...... 9-7 .563 Miss. State ...... 8-6 .572 Miss. State ...... 9-5 .643 Alabama ...... 8-7 .533 Georgia...... 10-8 .556 Georgia...... 10-6 .625 Vanderbilt...... 8-7 .533 Kentucky...... 5-4 .556 Florida...... 5-3 .625 Miss. State ...... 7-7 .500 Ole Miss...... 7-6 .538 Ole Miss...... 5-5 .500 Georgia Tech ...... 6-10 .375 Georgia Tech ...... 5-12 .294 Tennessee...... 7-9 .437 LSU ...... 5-10 .333 Vanderbilt...... 2-6 .250 Georgia Tech ...... 7-11 .389 Kentucky...... 4-10 .286 Tulane ...... 2-14 .125 Auburn...... 7-12 .368 Tennessee...... 4-10 .286 Tennessee...... 1-10 .091 Vanderbilt...... 4-13 .235 *Georgia beat Ole Miss two games to one in playoffs. *Auburn defeated Alabama two games to none in playoffs. LSU ...... 2-7 .222 Tulane ...... 1-4 .200 *Alabama beat Kentucky in the playoffs, 3 games to one.

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 113 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS ANNUAL SEC STANDINGS 1959 1964 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Georgia Tech . 11-4 .733 15-4 .789 *Ole Miss....10-3 .769 16-5 .762 *Auburn.....12-3 .800 20-5 .800 *Ole Miss....11-1 .917 19-4 .826 Florida...... 8-4 .667 13-8 .619 Alabama ....8-5 .615 8-7 .533 Florida...... 13-5 .722 23-11 .676 Miss. State . . .7-7 .500 17-12 .586 Auburn...... 8-4 .667 15-11 .577 LSU ...... 7-9 .438 16-17 .485 Kentucky.....10-5 .667 16-7 .696 Alabama ....6-8 .429 10-10 .500 Kentucky.....9-5 .643 18-8 .692 Tulane ...... 5-8 .385 6-9 .400 Tennessee....8-9 .471 17-14 .548 LSU ...... 5-7 .417 11-11 .500 Georgia.....8-12 .400 11-18 .379 Miss. State . . .5-10 .333 12-13 .480 Georgia.....5-9 .357 9-11 .450 Tulane ...... 4-10 .286 12-13 .480 Tennessee....4-8 .333 9-9 .500 *Ole Miss defeated Georgia Tech two games to one Vanderbilt....4-12 .250 7-14 .333 *Ole Miss defeated Auburn two games to one in Vanderbilt....2-13 .133 5-15 .250 in championship playoff. Georgia Tech . 3-10 .231 7-15 .318 championship playoff.

1960 1965 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Florida...... 12-6 .667 *Ole Miss...... 12-2 .857 Auburn...... 10-3 .769 13-7 .650 *Miss State . . .11-4 .733 13-7 .650 Auburn...... 10-6 .625 Alabama ...... 9-6 .600 Florida...... 9-3 .750 20-13 .686 Tulane ...... 9-6 .600 13-10 .565 Georgia Tech ...... 9-7 .563 Miss.State...... 8-8 .500 Tennessee....8-5 .615 14-10 .583 Ole Miss.....8-7 .533 10-12 .455 Kentucky...... 9-7 .563 LSU ...... 6-9 .400 Kentucky.....7-7 .500 12-10 .545 Alabama ....6-10 .375 12-12 .500 Vanderbilt...... 5-8 .385 Tulane ...... 1-11 .071 Georgia.....4-10 .286 12-13 .480 LSU ...... 4-11 .267 6-13 .316 Georgia...... 6-10 .375 *Ole Miss defeated Florida two games to none in Vanderbilt....1-11 .083 5-12 .294 *Miss. State defeated Auburn two games to one in Tennessee...... 5-12 .364 championship playoff. championship playoff.

1961 1966 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Auburn...... 12-6 .667 *LSU ...... 11-4 .733 Tennessee....11-2 .846 22-9 .710 *Miss. State. . . 11-4 .733 17-9 .654 Kentucky...... 10-6 .625 Ole Miss...... 10-5 .667 Florida...... 8-4 .667 23-12 .657 Ole Miss.....10-6 .625 18-14 .563 Florida...... 11-7 .611 Miss. State ...... 7-6 .538 Georgia.....7-6 .538 12-10 .545 Alabama ....6-6 .500 13-7 .650 Georgia...... 10-8 .556 Alabama ...... 6-9 .400 Auburn...... 6-7 .462 13-9 .591 Tulane ...... 4-7 .364 17-7 .708 Georgia Tech ...... 6-11 .353 Tulane ...... 2-12 .143 Kentucky.....5-7 .417 8-10 .444 LSU ...... 4-12 .250 9-14 .391 Tennessee...... 6-8 .429 *LSU defeated Auburn two games to none in cham- Vanderbilt....1-12 .077 3-15 .167 *Miss. State defeated Tennessee two games to none Vanderbilt...... 2-9 .182 pionship playoff. in championship playoff.

1962 1967 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Florida ...... 14-3 .824 Miss. State ...... 14-1 .933 Auburn...... 15-2 .882 27-7 .794 *Ole Miss....9-8 .529 15-14 .517 Auburn...... 11-5 .688 LSU ...... 8-7 .533 Florida...... 14-3 .824 28-8 .778 LSU ...... 9-8 .529 17-13 .567 Kentucky...... 9-7 .563 Ole Miss...... 8-9 .471 Kentucky.....8-9 .471 14-16 .467 Miss. State . . .9-9 .500 17-14 .548 Tennessee...... 9-7 .563 Alabama ...... 7-8-1 .469 Tennessee....8-9 .471 14-16 .467 Alabama ....9-9 .500 23-21 .523 Georgia...... 7-7 .500 Tulane ...... 2-13 .133 Georgia.....5-12 .294 8-19 .296 *Ole Miss defeated LSU 6-2 in single-game playoff Georgia Tech ...... 5-12 .294 *Florida defeated Miss. State two games to one in Vanderbilt....1-16 .059 5-19 .208 for Western championship. championship playoff. Vanderbilt...... 0-16 .000 Auburn defeated Ole Miss 2-1 and 9-6 for overall SEC championship.

1963 1968 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Auburn...... 15-3 .833 Ole Miss...... 11-4 .733 Florida...... 14-2 .875 25-13 .658 *Alabama....10-8 .556 22-11 .667 Florida...... 13-5 .722 LSU ...... 9-7 .563 Tennessee....8-5 .615 20-12 .625 LSU ...... 10-8 .556 20-14 .588 Georgia...... 10-8 .556 Miss. State ...... 9-7 .563 Auburn...... 9-6 .600 21-11 .656 Ole Miss.....8-9 .471 20-12 .625 Kentucky...... 8-10 .444 Alabama ...... 7-8 .467 Georgia.....6-8 .429 11-14 .440 Miss. State . . .7-10 .412 16-17 .485 Tennessee...... 8-10 .444 Tulane ...... 4-12 .250 Kentucky.....6-9 .400 9-16 .360 *Alabama defeated LSU 6-4 for Western Title, then Georgia Tech ...... 4-13 .235 *Florida defeated Ole Miss. two games to one in Vanderbilt....2-15 .118 8-19 .296 beat Florida 3-4, 5-0, 3-0 for SEC. Vanderbilt...... 4-13 .235 championship playoff. 114 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT ANNUAL SEC STANDINGS 1969 1974 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Florida...... 13-4 .765 28-17 .636 *Ole Miss....11-5 .688 27-15 .643 *Vanderbilt . . 11-4 .733 37-22-1 .625 Alabama ....10-5 .667 37-16 .698 Tennessee....9-5 .643 19-15 .559 Miss. State . . .11-7 .611 20-10 .667 Auburn...... 11-6 .647 31-13 .705 Miss. State . . .8-9 .471 13-14 .481 Georgia.....9-8 .529 15-12 .556 Alabama ....8-9 .471 24-15 .615 Tennessee....10-7 .588 29-15 .659 Ole Miss.....7-8 .467 18-15 .545 Kentucky.....7-9 .438 15-19 .441 LSU ...... 4-13 .235 11-24 .314 Florida...... 7-9 .438 23-20-1 .534 LSU ...... 7-10 .412 18-17 .514 Auburn...... 7-10 .412 17-15 .531 *Ole Miss defeated Florida 8-2 and 4-2 for overall Kentucky.....6-9 .400 21-21 .500 *Vanderbilt beat Alabama two straight games (12-8 Vanderbilt....3-12 .200 12-19 .525 SEC championship. Georgia.....3-13 .188 10-18 .357 and 2-1) for SEC champion-ship.

1970 1975 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Tennessee....12-3 .800 24-10 .706 *Miss. State. . . 11-4 .733 32-8 .800 Georgia.....11-4 .733 21-15-1 .581 *LSU ...... 19-3 .863 40-16 .714 Florida...... 11-5 .688 27-17 .634 Ole Miss.....11-6 .647 25-8 .758 Tennessee....10-7 .588 32-16 .667 Ole Miss.....10-12 .455 25-19-1 .567 Auburn...... 9-6 .667 17-16 .515 LSU ...... 5-11 .313 16-19 .457 Kentucky.....7-8 .467 20-23 .465 Alabama ....9-13 .409 34-32 .515 Georgia.....7-9 .438 17-14 .548 Alabama ....5-11 .313 10-21 .323 Vanderbilt....7-9 .438 30-29-1 .508 Miss. State . . .6-16 .273 16-24 .320 Vanderbilt....5-10 .333 24-16 .600 *Miss. State beat Tennessee two of three games (4-8, Auburn...... 7-9 .438 22-20 .524 *LSU beat Georgia two straight games (6-5 and 8-3) Kentucky.....2-12 .143 8-19 .296 4-3, 1-0) for SEC champion-ship. Florida...... 6-11 .353 23-25 .479 for SEC championship.

1971 1976 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Vanderbilt....11-5 .688 34-19 .642 *Miss. State. . . 13-5 .722 32-12 .727 *Kentucky....15-9 .625 28-18 .609 **Auburn ....12-7 .632 37-15 .712 Auburn...... 9-7 .563 23-16 .590 LSU ...... 10-8 .556 20-16 .556 Tennessee....15-9 .625 33-17 .660 Miss. State . . .11-12 .478 28-17 .622 Georgia.....8-8 .500 14-18 .438 Ole Miss.....7-11 .389 16-21 .432 Vanderbilt....12-12 .500 27-23 .540 LSU ...... 11-12 .478 19-23 .452 Tennessee....7-7 .500 15-15-1 .500 Alabama ....6-12 .333 18-24 .429 Florida...... 10-13 .435 21-27 .438 Alabama ....10-11 .476 25-18 .481 Kentucky.....7-8 .467 18-15 .545 *Miss. State beat Vanderbilt two straight games (5-1 Georgia.....7-16 .304 21-27 .438 Ole Miss.....11-13 .458 18-18-1 .500 Florida...... 5-12 .294 19-26 .422 and 3-1) for SEC champion-ship. *Kentucky beat Tennessee 8-5 for Eastern title. **Auburn defeated Kentucky 2 of 3 games (6-7, 6-0 and 14-6) for SEC championship

1972 1977 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Vanderbilt....13-3 .813 35-15-1 .695 *Ole Miss....15-3 .833 28-16 .636 *Florida .....14-9 .609 39-19 .672 *Ole Miss....15-9 .625 40-18 .690 Tennessee....7-6 .538 19-14 .576 Alabama ....7-11 .389 21-14-1 .597 Vanderbilt....13-10 .565 25-25-1 .500 Miss. State . . .11-9 .550 33-15 .688 Auburn...... 7-6 .538 18-17 .514 Miss. State . . .7-11 .389 24-16 .600 Tennessee....11-12 .478 24-24-1 .500 Auburn...... 11-9 .550 28-18 .609 Florida...... 7-7 .500 23-21 .523 LSU ...... 7-11 .389 21-21 .500 Kentucky.....10-12 .455 22-20 .523 Alabama ....10-9 .526 27-18 .600 Kentucky.....4-8 .333 16-10-1 .611 *Ole Miss beat Vanderbilt two straight games (5-3 Georgia.....9-14 .391 22-24 .478 LSU ...... 4-15 .211 17-27 .386 Georgia.....4-12 .250 12-22 .353 and 5-4) for SEC champion-ship. *Ole Miss won the first SEC championship tournament by beating Vanderbilt 9-7, then after a 4-5 loss to Florida, beating Miss. State 11-3 and Florida 7-6 and 7-4.

1973 1978 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Vanderbilt . . .11-5 .688 36-16 .692 Alabama ....12-4 .750 21-14 .600 Florida...... 18-4 .818 34-15 .694 *Auburn.....15-8 .652 33-21 .611 Tennessee....9-7 .563 20-15 .571 LSU ...... 6-7 .462 18-13 .581 Georgia.....11-12 .478 30-19 .612 Miss. State . . .13-8 .619 38-18 .671 Florida...... 9-7 .563 23-21 .523 Ole Miss.....5-8 .385 14-12-1 .537 Tennessee....11-12 .478 25-21 .543 Ole Miss.....12-11 .522 27-21 .563 Georgia.....7-8 .467 13-16 .448 Miss. State . . .5-9 .357 16-14-1 .532 Vanderbilt....10-13 .435 31-17 .646 Alabama ....10-11 .476 23-20 .539 Auburn...... 7-9 .438 20-19 .513 *Vanderbilt beat Alabama two straight games (5-1 Kentucky.....6-15 .285 20-25 .444 LSU ...... 6-18 .250 12-34 .261 Kentucky.....4-11 .267 16-19-1 .458 and 13-7) for SEC champion-ship. *Auburn won the SEC tournament by beating Georgia 8-7, in 12 innings, Miss. State 10-7, then after losing 2-3 to Miss. State, beating Miss. State 8-5.

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 115 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS ANNUAL SEC STANDINGS 1979 1984 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Florida...... 16-8 .667 40-20 .667 *Miss. State. . . 17-2 .895 48-12 .800 *Florida .....18-4 .818 43-16-1 .725 Miss. State . . .18-5 .783 45-16 .738 Kentucky.....13-11 .542 29-18 .617 LSU ...... 13-7 .650 34-20 .630 Tennessee....11-12 .478 27-21 .563 Alabama ....12-10 .545 35-18-1 .657 Georgia.....11-11 .500 24-18 .571 Ole Miss.....9-10 .474 24-13 .649 Vanderbilt....9-11 .450 28-17 .622 LSU ...... 12-12 .500 32-23 .582 Tennessee....10-14 .417 25-22 .532 Auburn...... 7-14 .333 21-21 .500 Kentucky.....9-13 .409 25-22 .532 Auburn...... 8-14 .364 27-24 .529 Vanderbilt....8-14 .364 21-25 .457 Alabama ....4-17 .190 18-27 .400 *Georgia ....7-14 .333 25-23 .521 Ole Miss.....7-16 .304 22-24 .478 *Miss. State won the tournament by beating Kentucky 6-5, LSU 12-5 and Florida 12-11. *Florida and Georgia played to a tie in regular season which does not count in the standings. Florida won the SEC tournament by beating Alabama 5-3, Tennessee 10-2 and after losing to Tennessee 2-3, won the championship 3-1 against Tennessee.

1980 1985 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Florida...... 16-8 .667 40-16 .714 Auburn...... 15-8 .652 27-24 .530 Florida...... 15-6 .714 43-18 .705 LSU ...... 17-7 .708 41-18 .695 *Vanderbilt . . .13-9 .591 34-21-1 .616 Ole Miss.....9-9 .500 24-22 .535 Georgia.....11-11 .500 33-23 .589 *Miss. State. . . 16-8 .667 50-15 .769 Georgia.....9-10 .474 33-12-1 .728 Miss. State . . .10-11 .476 31-19 .620 Vanderbilt....10-13 .435 35-16 .686 Auburn...... 11-12 .478 30-22 .577 Kentucky.....8-11 .421 25-21 .543 LSU ...... 8-9 .471 23-19 .548 Kentucky.....10-13 .435 28-24 .538 Alabama ....10-14 .417 30-23 .566 Tennessee....6-14 .300 23-21 .523 Alabama ....8-13 .381 18-28 .391 Tennessee....10-13 .435 26-23 .531 Ole Miss.....5-18 .217 20-28 .417 *Vanderbilt won the SEC tournament. After losing to Auburn 2-3, they beat Florida 11-7, Ole Miss 21-0, and *Miss. State won the SEC tournament by defeating Florida 8-3, Georgia 2-0 and Georgia 8-3. Auburn 16-3 and 13-0.

1981 1986 Eastern Division Western Division SEC Standings School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Florida .....16-7 .696 42-17 .712 Miss. State . . .17-6 .739 46-17 .730 LSU ...... 22-5 .815 49-9 .845 Florida...... 14-13 .519 27-26 .509 Kentucky.....13-9-1 .591 39-16-1 .709 Alabama ....17-6-1 .739 41-15-1 .759 Alabama ....18-9 .667 43-20 .683 Miss. State . . .12-15 .444 34-21 .618 Tennessee....10-13 .435 21-28 .429 Ole Miss.....8-14-1 .364 24-24-1 .500 Auburn...... 15-12 .556 31-24 .564 Tennessee....10-17 .370 27-23 .540 Vanderbilt....9-12-1 .429 26-25-1 .509 LSU ...... 7-14 .333 23-30 .434 Georgia.....14-13 .519 35-24 .593 Vanderbilt....9-18 .333 25-29 .463 Georgia.....8-15 .348 23-23 .500 Auburn...... 7-16 .304 27-27 .500 Ole Miss.....14-13 .519 38-17 .691 Kentucky.....7-21 .250 25-28 .472 *Florida won the SEC tournament by beating Alabama 3-2, Miss. State 8-3 and Kentucky 11-5. LSU won the SEC tournament by defeating Georgia 10-6, Alabama 10-7 and Georgia 8-4. (Note: 1986 was first season of round-robin competition among conference schools.)

1982 1987 Eastern Division Western Division SEC Standings School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Florida .....14-8 .636 34-24-1 .585 Ole Miss.....15-6 .714 33-19 .635 Georgia.....18-8 .692 42-21 .667 *Miss. State. . . 13-13 .500 39-22 .639 Tennessee....13-9 .591 28-17 .622 Alabama ....12-10 .545 32-21 .604 Auburn...... 18-9 .667 42-18 .700 Alabama ....11-14 .440 25-26 .490 Georgia.....12-10 .545 28-29 .596 Miss. State . . .11-13 .458 28-23 .549 Florida...... 17-9 .654 32-24 .571 Ole Miss.....11-16 .407 25-25-1 .500 Vanderbilt....11-12 .478 28-17 .622 LSU ...... 9-13 .409 26-25 .510 Kentucky.....16-11 .593 49-15 .727 Vanderbilt....7-20 .259 27-25 .519 Kentucky.....6-17 .261 23-32 .419 Auburn...... 8-13 .381 27-20 .574 LSU ...... 10-10 .583 46-19 .708 Tennessee....5-18 .217 17-27 .386 *Florida won the SEC tournament by beating Alabama 7-3, Ole Miss 8-7 and after losing to Tennessee 7-10, *Miss. State won the SEC tournament by defeating Georgia 6-5, Florida 5-4, Auburn 4-3 and LSU 13-3. beating Tennessee 9-3.

1983 1988 Eastern Division Western Division SEC Standings School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Florida...... 14-7 .667 38-14 .731 Miss. State . . .17-5 .773 42-15 .737 *Florida .....21-6 .777 48-19-1 .713 Georgia.....11-16 .407 29-28 .509 Tennessee....12-7 .632 26-16 .619 *Alabama....14-7 .667 46-11 .807 Kentucky.....18-9 .667 38-25 .603 Vanderbilt....11-16 .407 30-23 .566 Georgia.....11-9 .550 29-19 .604 Ole Miss.....10-12 .455 26-18-1 .578 Miss. State . . .17-10 .630 44-20 .688 Alabama ....9-17 .346 27-26 .509 Kentucky.....6-11 .353 31-14 .689 LSU ...... 9-12 .429 28-21 .571 Auburn...... 16-10 .615 39-16 .709 Tennessee....9-18 .333 21-29 .420 Vanderbilt....6-15 .286 22-23-1 .478 Auburn...... 4-18 .182 15-33 .313 LSU ...... 16-11 .593 29-21 .650 Ole Miss.....6-21 .222 24-29 *Alabama won the SEC tournament by defeating Florida 15-2, Tennessee 8-6 and Miss. State 10-9. *Florida won the SEC Tournament by defeating Auburn 4-3, LSU 7-2 and Miss. State 3-1 and 5-3, after losing to Georgia 8-3 in the opening game.

116 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT ANNUAL SEC STANDINGS 1989 1994 SEC Standings Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Miss. State . . .20-5 .800 54-14 .794 *Auburn.....12-12 .500 44-20 .688 *Tennessee . . .24-5 .829 52-14 .788 *LSU ...... 21-6 .778 46-20 .697 LSU ...... 18-9 .667 55-17 .764 Vanderbilt....11-15-1 .426 31-21-2 .593 Florida...... 16-9 .640 40-23 .635 Miss. State . . .15-12 .556 36-23 .610 Florida...... 14-10 .583 44-22 .667 Ole Miss.....9-15-1 .380 34-21-1 .616 Kentucky.....11-14 .440 32-25 .561 Auburn...... 16-13 .552 44-21 .677 Alabama ....15-11 .577 32-24 .571 Kentucky.....10-17 .370 28-25-1 .528 So. Carolina. .11-15 .423 35-23 .603 Arkansas ....13-13 .500 30-27 .526 Georgia.....15-11 .577 37-25 .597 Tennessee....4-23 .148 23-36 .390 Vanderbilt....10-20 .333 28-30 .483 Ole Miss.....12-14 .462 30-26 .536 *Auburn won the SEC Tournament by defeating Miss. State 5-3, LSU 8-5, Florida 4-2 and Georgia 2-1. Georgia.....9-19 .321 22-35 .386 Alabama ....4-22 .154 21-35 .375 *Tennessee won the Eastern Division Tournament and LSU won the Western Division Tournament, clinching their respective division championships. Tennessee on the basis of conference winning percentage was named SEC champion.

1990 1995 SEC Standings Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *LSU ...... 20-7 .741 54-19 .740 Florida...... 11-12 .478 29-30 .492 *Tennessee . . .22-8 .733 54-16 .771 Auburn...... 19-8 .704 50-13 .794 Georgia.....18-9 .667 52-19 .732 Alabama ....10-13 .435 34-21 .618 Florida...... 12-14 .462 32-24 .571 *Alabama....18-11 .621 42-23 .646 *Miss. State. . . 17-9 .654 50-21 .704 Ole Miss.....10-16 .385 23-29 .442 So. Carolina. .12-14 .462 32-25 .561 LSU ...... 17-12 .586 47-18 .723 Auburn...... 13-13 .500 34-24 .586 Tennessee....9-18 .333 28-31 .475 Georgia.....9-17 .346 29-29 .500 Ole Miss.....14-12 .539 40-22 .645 Vanderbilt....12-13 .480 28-30 .483 Kentucky.....8-18 .308 27-29 .482 Kentucky.....10-19 .345 29-32 .475 Arkansas ....13-15 .464 38-23 .623 *LSU and Mississippi State were declared tournament co-champions by Commissioner Roy Kramer after light- Vanderbilt....8-19 .296 26-30 .464 Miss. State . . .11-16 .407 34-25 .576 ning and rain ended play in the 1990 tournament. Game 11 of the tournament was called with one out in the *Tennessee won the Eastern Division Tournament and Alabama won the Western Division Tournament. Tennes- bottom of the fourth inning with LSU leading 6-0. see clinched the Eastern Division Championship and Auburn won the Western Division Championship. Tennes- see, on the basis of conference winning percentage, was named SEC champion.

1991 1996 SEC Standings Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. LSU ...... 19-7 .731 55-18 .753 Kentucky.....13-12 .520 41-20 .672 *Florida .....20-10 .667 50-18 .735 *Alabama....20-10 .667 50-19 .725 *Florida .....16-8 .667 51-21 .708 Tennessee....13-13 .500 41-19 .683 Tennessee....18-12 .600 43-20 .683 *LSU ...... 20-10 .667 52-15 .776 Miss. State . . .12-9 .571 42-21 .667 Ole Miss.....9-15 .375 31-24 .564 Kentucky.....15-14 .517 35-24 .593 Miss. State . . .17-13 .567 38-24 .613 Alabama ....14-11 .560 42-20 .677 Vanderbilt....8-19 .296 29-28 .509 Vanderbilt....14-16 .467 29-25 .537 Arkansas ....15-15 .500 39-20 .661 Auburn...... 14-12 .538 35-24 .593 Georgia.....7-19 .269 27-31 .466 So. Carolina. .13-17 .433 25-28 .472 Auburn...... 12-18 .400 32-24 .571 *Florida won the SEC Tournament by defeating Auburn 8-7, Alabama 4-3 and LSU 7-1 and 8-4. Georgia.....8-21 .276 24-30 .444 Ole Miss.....7-23 .233 24-30 .444 *Alabama won the SEC Tournament by defeating Kentucky 3-2, Tennessee 3-1, losing to Florida 3-7, defeating Kentucky 16-18 and Florida 10-5 and 15-5. Alabama, Florida and LSU tied for the SEC Championship.

1992 1997 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Florida...... 16-8 .667 44-20 .688 *LSU ...... 18-6 .750 50-16 .758 Florida...... 17-13 .567 40-24 .625 *LSU ...... 22-7 .759 57-13 .814 So. Carolina. .13-11 .542 42-22 .656 Miss. State . . .15-9 .625 40-22 .645 Tennessee....17-13 .567 42-19 .689 *Alabama....20-9 .690 56-14 .800 Georgia.....12-11 .522 35-25 .583 Arkansas ....10-13 .435 31-26 .544 ^Vanderbilt . .14-16 .467 31-24 .564 Miss. State . . .19-11 .633 47-21 .691 Vanderbilt....11-12 .478 29-24-1 .546 Auburn...... 10-14 .417 30-25 .545 So. Carolina. .13-17 .433 33-24 .579 Auburn...... 17-12 .586 50-17 .746 Tennessee....10-14 .417 35-20 .636 Ole Miss.....9-14 .391 29-26 .527 Kentucky.....10-20 .333 20-34-1 .373 Arkansas ....15-14 .517 36-20 .643 Kentucky.....10-14 .417 33-23 .589 Alabama ....8-16 .333 34-21 .618 Georgia.....8-22 .267 28-27 .509 Ole Miss.....6-24 .200 22-31 .415 *Miss. State won the SEC tournament by defeating Florida 8-3, Georgia 2-0 and Georgia 8-3. *Alabama won the SEC Tournament by defeating Miss. State 16-3, Florida 13-6, Florida 6-3 and LSU 12-2. LSU, on the basis of conference winning percentage, was named SEC champion. ^Vanderbilt forfeited all but one win from the 1997 season due to an ineligible player.

1993 1998 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Tennessee . . .20-10 .667 45-20 .692 *LSU ...... 18-8-1 .685 53-17-1 .754 *Florida .....21-8 .734 46-18 .719 LSU ...... 21-9 .700 48-19 .716 So. Carolina. . 15-10-1 .596 39-20-1 .658 Auburn...... 17-11 .607 40-23 .635 So. Carolina. .19-10 .655 44-18 .710 Alabama ....19-10 .655 46-18 .719 Kentucky.....14-14-1.500 38-23-1 .621 Miss. State . . .17-12 .586 41-21 .661 Kentucky.....12-18 .400 26-31 .456 *Auburn.....16-12 .571 46-18 .719 Florida...... 12-14 .462 33-25 .569 Arkansas ....11-16 .407 33-26 .559 Tennessee....11-17 .393 36-20 .643 Miss. State . . .14-15 .483 42-23 .646 Vanderbilt....11-15-1.426 32-23-1 .580 Alabama ....9-15 .375 27-25 .519 Georgia.....8-21 .276 24-30 .444 Arkansas ....13-14 .481 38-21 .644 Georgia.....10-18 .357 30-29 .508 Ole Miss.....8-19 .296 31-25 .554 Vanderbilt....6-24 .200 25-28 .472 Ole Miss.....13-15 .464 30-23 .566 *Tennessee won the Eastern Division Tournament and LSU won the Western Division Tournament, clinching *Auburn won the SEC Tournament by defeating Alabama 11-8, Florida 6-4, losing to Alabama 4-3, defeating their respective division championships. LSU on the basis of conference winning percentage was named SEC Alabama 9-1 and Arkansas 7-5. Florida, on the basis of conference winning percentage, wasnamed SEC champion. champion.

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 117 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS ANNUAL SEC STANDINGS 1999 2003 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. So. Carolina. .15-15 .500 35-23 .603 *Arkansas....22-8 .733 42-23 .646 *So. Carolina 19-11 .633 45-22 .672 *LSU ...... 20-9-1 .683 45-22-1 .669 Kentucky.....13-17 .433 25-32 .439 *Alabama....21-9 .700 53-16 .768 Vanderbilt....14-16 .467 27-28 .491 Auburn...... 18-12 .600 42-21 .663 Florida...... 13-17 .433 31-25 .554 LSU ...... 18-11-1 .617 41-24-1 .629 Florida...... 13-16-1 .450 37-21-1 .636 Miss. State . . .17-12 .586 42-20-1 .675 Tennessee....10-20 .333 28-28 .500 Auburn...... 18-12 .600 46-19 .708 Tennessee....13-17 .433 31-24 .564 Ole Miss.....17-13 .567 35-27 .565 Georgia.....8-20-1 .293 25-30-1 .455 Ole Miss.....17-13 .567 34-28 .548 Georgia.....10-20 .333 29-26 .527 *Alabama....14-16 .467 38-24 .613 Vanderbilt....8-22 .267 22-33 .400 Miss. State . . .15-14 .517 42-21 .667 Kentucky.....9-20 .310 24-32 .429 Arkansas ....14-16 .467 35-22 .614 *Alabama won their second straight SEC Tournament by defeating LSU 10-3 in front of 11,705, the sixth largest crowd to witness a SEC Tournament game and third largest to witness the championship game. LSU won the overall SEC and Western Division Championship, while South Carolina won the East. Both advanced to Omaha.

2000 2004 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *So. Carolina 25-5 .833 56-10 .848 *LSU ...... 19-10 .655 52-17 .754 *Georgia ....19-11 .633 45-23 .662 *Arkansas....19-11 .683 45-24 .652 Florida...... 18-11-1 .617 44-23-1 .654 Miss. State . . .17-10 .630 41-20 .672 *So. Carolina 17-13 .567 53-17 .757 *LSU ...... 18-12 .600 46-19 .708 Georgia.....14-15 .483 32-26 .564 Auburn...... 17-13 .567 41-20 .672 Florida...... 17-13 .567 43-22 .662 Ole Miss.....18-12 .600 39-21 .650 Kentucky.....12-16-1 .431 38-20-1 .653 Alabama ....16-14 .533 41-24 .631 Vanderbilt....16-14 .533 45-19 .703 Miss. State . . .13-17 .433 35-24 .593 Tennessee....10-18 .357 40-23 .635 Ole Miss.....12-17 .414 30-25 .545 Tennessee....14-16 .467 38-24 .613 Auburn...... 12-18 .400 32-24 .571 Vanderbilt....5-24 .172 21-33 .389 Arkansas ....8-20 .286 24-30 .444 Kentucky.....7-23 .233 24-30 .444 Alabama ....10-20 .333 29-26 .527 *LSU won the SEC Tournament by defeating Georgia 11-3, Alabama 18-12 and 6-5 and Florida 9-6. South *South Carolina won their first ever SEC Tournament by defeating Vanderbilt 3-2. Georgia and Arkansas won Carolina, on the basis of conference winning percentage, was named SEC champion. their respective divisional championships and shared the overall title. Both teams, along with South Carolina and LSU, avanced to the College World Series. This was the second time (1997) the SEC sent four teams to Omaha.

2001 2005 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Georgia ....20-10 .667 47-22 .681 LSU ...... 18-12 .600 44-22-1 .664 *Florida .....20-10 .667 48-23 .676 LSU ...... 18-12 .600 40-22 .645 Tennessee....18-12 .600 48-20 .706 *Miss. State. . . 17-13 .567 39-24 .619 Tennessee....18-11 .621 46-21 .687 Ole Miss.....18-12 .600 48-20 .706 So. Carolina. .17-13 .567 49-20 .710 Ole Miss.....17-13 .567 39-23-1 .627 So. Carolina. .16-14 .533 41-23 .641 Alabama ....17-13 .567 40-23 .635 Florida...... 16-14 .533 35-27 .565 Auburn...... 15-15 .500 37-21 .638 Vanderbilt....13-17 .433 34-21 .618 *Miss. State. . . 13-16 .448 42-22 .656 Vanderbilt....9-21 .300 24-31 .436 Alabama ....15-15 .500 32-23 .582 Georgia.....12-17 .414 30-25 .545 Auburn...... 13-17 .433 34-26 .567 Kentucky.....7-23 .233 22-34 .393 Arkansas ....11-19 .367 27-29 .482 Kentucky.....7-22 .241 29-27 .518 Arkansas ....13-17 .433 39-22 .639 *Mississippi State won the SEC Tournament by defeating LSU 4-1 in front of 10,023, the third largest crowd to *Mississippi State won their second SEC Tournament in the last five years by defeating Ole Miss 4-1 in front witness a SEC Tournament game. Georgia, on the basis of conference winning percentage, was named SEC of a crowd of 12,290. Florida won the regular season championship. Tennessee and Florida advanced to the champion. College World Series, with Florida advancing to the national championship series.

2002 2006 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *So. Carolina 21-8 .724 57-18 .760 *Alabama....20-10 .667 51-15 .773 *Kentucky....20-10 .667 44-17 .721 *Alabama....20-10 .667 44-21 .667 Florida...... 20-10 .667 46-19 .708 LSU ...... 19-10 .655 44-22 .667 Georgia.....18-12 .600 47-23 .671 Arkansas ....18-12 .600 39-21 .650 Georgia.....15-15 .500 32-29 .525 Auburn...... 15-15 .500 34-26 .567 Vanderbilt....16-14 .533 38-27 .585 *Ole Miss....17-13 .567 44-22 .667 Tennessee....12-18 .400 27-28 .491 Miss. State . . .14-15 .483 34-24-1 .585 S. Carolina. . .15-15 .500 41-25 .621 LSU ...... 13-17 .433 35-24 .593 Vanderbilt....7-21 .250 24-27 .471 Arkansas ....13-14 .481 35-28 .556 Tennessee....11-18 .379 31-24 .564 Miss. State . . .12-17 .414 37-23 .617 Kentucky.....6-24 .200 17-36 .321 Ole Miss.....14-16 .467 37-19 .661 Florida...... 10-20 .333 28-28 .500 Auburn...... 9-21 .300 22-34 .393 *Western Division champion Alabama won the SEC Tournament by defeating South Carolina 6-2 in front of *Ole Miss won their second SEC Tournament in nearly 30 years by defeating Vanderbilt 9-3 in front of a crowd 13,367, the third largest crowd to witness a SEC Tournament game and second largest to witness the champi- of nearly 10,000. Kentucky and Alabama shared the regular season championship. For Kentucky and second- onship game. South Carolina won the overall SEC championship and advanced to the championship game of year coach John Cohen, it was the first in school history. Georgia advanced to the College World Series. the College World Series.

118 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT ANNUAL SEC STANDINGS 2007 2011 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Vanderbilt . . 22-8 .733 54-13 .806 *Arkansas . . . 18-12 .600 43-21 .672 *S. Carolina . .22-8 .733 55-14 .797 *Arkansas....15-15 .500 40-22 .645 So. Carolina . 17-13 .567 46-20 .697 *Miss. State . .15-13 .536 38-22 .633 *Florida .....22-8 .733 53-19 .736 Miss. State . . .14-16 .467 38-25 .603 Florida .....15-15 .500 29-30 .492 *Ole Miss . . . 16-14 .533 40-25 .615 *Vanderbilt . . .22-8 .733 54-12 .818 Alabama ....14-16 .467 35-28 .556 Tennessee . . . 13-15 .464 34-25 .576 Alabama ....15-15 .500 31-26 .544 Georgia.....16-14 .533 33-32 .508 Auburn...... 14-16 .467 29-29 .500 Kentucky ....13-16-1 .450 34-19-1 .639 LSU ...... 12-17-1 .417 29-26-1 .527 Kentucky.....8-22 .267 25-30 .455 LSU ...... 13-17 .433 36-20 .643 Georgia ....11-19 .367 23-33 .411 Auburn .....10-20 .333 31-25 .554 Tennessee....7-23 .233 25-29 .463 Ole Miss.....13-17 .433 30-25 .545 *Vanderbilt won both the SEC Regular Season Championship and the SEC Tournamement Title, the first since *Florida, South Carolina and Vanderbilt all split the regular season SEC Championship, while Florida won the 1980 for each of those accomplishments. Arkansas won their third Western Division Championship. Ole Miss SEC Tournament. Arkansas won the Western Division. Florida, South Carolina and Vanderbilt all advanced to advanced to their third consecutive NCAA Super Regional while Mississippi State advanced to the College World the College World Series, with South Carolina and Florida advancing to the National Championship Series in series for the first time since 1998. an All-SEC matchup for the national title. South Carolina won the series, the ninth national championship for the SEC since 1990 and the second in a row for the Gamecocks.

2008 2012 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Georgia ....20-9-1 .683 45-25-1 .641 *LSU ...... 18-11-1 .617 49-19-1 .717 *S. Carolina . .18-11 .621 49-20 .710 *LSU ...... 19-11 .633 47-18 .723 Florida...... 17-13 .567 34-24 .586 Alabama ....16-14 .533 35-28 .556 Florida...... 18-12 .600 47-20 .701 Arkasnas ....16-14 .533 46-22 .676 Kentucky.....16-14 .533 44-19 .698 Ole Miss.....15-15 .500 39-26 .600 Kentucky.....18-12 .600 45-18 .714 *Miss. State. . . 16-14 .533 40-24 .625 Vanderbilt....15-14 .517 41-22 .651 Arkansas ....14-15 .483 34-24 .586 Vanderbilt....16-14 .533 35-28 .556 Ole Miss.....14-16 .467 37-26 .587 So. Carolina. .15-15 .500 40-23 .635 Auburn...... 11-19 .367 28-28 .500 Georgia.....14-15 .483 31-26 .544 Auburn...... 13-17 .433 31-28 .525 Tennessee....12-18 .400 27-29 .482 Miss. State . . .9-21 .300 23-33 .411 Tennessee....8-22 .267 24-31 .436 Alabama ....9-21 .300 21-34 .382 *Georgia won both the SEC Regular Season Championship while LSU won the SEC Western Division and the *LSU won the regular season SEC Championship, while Mississippi State won the SEC Tournament. South Caro- SEC Tournament. Georgia and LSU both advanced to the College World Series, with Georgia advancing to the lina won the Eastern Division. South Carolina and Arkansas advanced to the College World Series, with South Nastional Championship Series where they dropped a decisive game three. It marked the third time this decade Carolina advancing to their third straight National Championship Series, the fifth in a row for the SEC. an SEC team finished national runner-up.

2009 2013 Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Florida .....19-11 .633 42-22 .656 *LSU ...... 20-10 .667 56-17 .767 Vanderbilt....26-3 .897 54-12 .818 LSU ...... 23-7 .767 57-11 .838 So. Carolina. .17-13 .567 40-23 .635 *Ole Miss....20-10 .667 44-20 .688 South Carolina 17-12 .586 43-20 .683 Arkansas ....18-11 .621 39-22 .639 Georgia.....15-15 .500 38-24 .627 Alabama ....18-11 .621 37-21 .638 Florida...... 14-16 .467 29-30 .492 Miss. State . . .16-14 .533 51-20 .718 Vanderbilt....12-17 .414 37-27 .578 Arkansas ....14-15 .483 41-24 .631 Kentucky.....11-19 .367 30-25 .545 Ole Miss.....15-15 .500 38-24 .613 Kentucky.....12-18 .400 28-26 .519 Auburn...... 11-19 .367 31-25 .554 Missouri.....10-20 .333 18-32 .360 Alabama ....14-15 .483 35-28 .556 Tennessee....11-19 .367 26-29 .473 Miss. State . . .9-20 .310 25-29 .463 Tennessee....8-20 .286 22-30 .423 Texas A&M . . .13-16 .448 34-29 .540 *LSU and Ole Miss split the SEC Regular Season Championship while LSU won the the SEC Tournament. Florida Georgia.....7-20 .259 21-32 .396 Auburn...... 13-17 .433 33-23 .589 won the Eastern Division. Arkansas and LSU both advanced to the College World Series, with LSU advancing *Vanderbilt won the SEC Championship with an all-time SEC best record of 26-3, while LSU won the SEC to the Nastional Championship Series where they defeated Texas for the national championship. It marked the Western Division and the SEC Tournament. LSU and Mississippi State advanced to the College World Series, with seventh national championship for the SEC since 1990 and the sixth for LSU. Mississippi State advancing to the National Championship Series, the sixth in a row for the SEC.

2010 Eastern Division Western Division School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. *Florida .....22-8 .733 43-21 .734 *Auburn.....20-10 .667 43-21 .672 So. Carolina. .21-9 .700 54-16 .771 Arkansas ....18-12 .600 43-21 .672 Vanderbilt....16-12 .571 46-20 .697 Ole Miss.....16-14 .533 39-24 .619 Kentucky.....13-17 .433 31-25 .554 Alabama ....15-15 .500 42-25 .627 Tennessee....12-18 .400 30-26 .536 LSU ...... 14-16 .467 41-22 .651 Georgia.....5-23 .179 16-37 .302 Miss. State . . .6-24 .200 23-33 .411 *Florida won the SEC Championship while LSU won the the SEC Tournament for the third straight season. Auburn won the Western Division, advancing to Hoover for the first time since 2003. Florida and South Carolina both advanced to the College World Series, with South Carolina advancing to the National Championship Series where they defeated UCLA for the national championship. It marked the eighth national championship for the SEC since 1990 and the first for South Carolina.

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 119 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC STATISTICAL LEADERS ALL-TIME .400 HITTERS (Min. 2 AB per team game) Single-Season .410 Billy Henderson, Georgia...... Not Available...1948 , LSU...... 96 for 234.....1994 .525 David Magadan, Alabama...... 114 for 217.... 1983 David Delucici, Ole Miss ...... 94 for 229.....1995 .464 Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... 45 for 97...... 1970 .409 Jay Waggoner, Auburn...... 119 for 291....1994 , Georgia...... Not Available...1946 .408 Derek Bryant, Kentucky ...... Not Available...1971 .459 Hunter Bledsoe, Vanderbilt...... 95 for 207.....1999 Roger McKinney, Tennessee ...... 51 for 129.....1971 Nat Showalter, Miss. State ...... 67 for 146.....1977 .407 Scott Pratt, Auburn...... 105 for 258....1998 .451 Charles Conerly, Ole Miss ...... 34 for 75...... 1948 Chris Snopek, Ole Miss ...... 77 for 189.....1992 .447 Buck Belue, Georgia ...... 46 for 103.....1982 , Tennessee ...... 105 for 258.... 1995 .445 , Tennessee ...... 109 for 245.... 1998 , Florida...... 98 for 241..... 1996 Jeff Abbott, Kentucky ...... 102 for 229.... 1994 .406 Scott Ruskin, Florida...... 78 for 192.....1984 .440 Dom Fucci, Kentucky ...... Not Available... 1949 , Miss. State ...... 95 for 234.....1983 .438 Joe Stewart, Georgia ...... 70 for 160..... 1978 Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... 41 for 101.....1970 .435 , Tennessee ...... 118 for 271....2001 .405 Scott Lusader, Florida...... 92 for 230.....1985 .436 Dicky Parsons, Kentucky ...... Not Available...1961 Chris Glass, Alabama ...... 73 for 180.....1982 .433 Paul Foster, Auburn ...... 87 for 201.....1985 Chris Moller, Alabama...... 87 for 215.....1995 .432 Andy Blanco, Tennessee...... 82 for 190.....1992 .404 Travis Chapman, Miss. State...... 99 for 245.....1999 Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ...... 54 for 125.....1964 Rick Honeycutt, Tennessee ...... 65 for 161.....1976 Jim Pyburn, Auburn...... 38 for 88...... 1954 .403 Mark Kiger, Florida ...... 104 for 258....2002 .431 Raph Rhymes, LSU...... 100 for 232.... 2012 , LSU ...... 95 for 236.....1998 .430 , Auburn ...... 102 for 237.... 2000 Frank Thomas, Auburn ...... 83 for 206.....1989 .429 Zack Cox, Arkansas...... 102 for 238.... 2010 Joe Biernat, South Carolina ...... 94 for 233.....1993 John Hufstetler, Tennessee ...... 18 for 42...... 1952 , Vanderbilt ...... 81 for 201.....1972 .425 Allen Trammell, Florida ...... 51 for 120..... 1965 Andy Merchant, Auburn...... 47 for 125.....1972 Jeremy Jackson, Arkansas ...... 94 for 221..... 1997 Paul Blandford, Kentucky ...... 94 for 233.....1996 .424 Clinton Johnston, Vanderbilt...... 84 for 198..... 1998 .402 Matt LaPorta, Florida ...... 68 for 169.....2007 Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss...... 42 for 99...... 1960 Seth Smith, Ole Miss ...... 82 for 204..... 2002 Wendall Tarleton, Georgia...... 48 for 113.....1955 Jimmy Barfield, Auburn ...... Not Available... 1964 .423 Todd Faulkner, Auburn...... 105 for 248.... 2000 Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ...... 41 for 102..... 1962 .422 Brandt Ely, Kentucky...... 49 for 116..... 1983 Brad Henderson, Ole Miss...... 92 for 229..... 1997 .420 , Miss. State ...... 94 for 224..... 1985 .401 Greg Thomas, Vanderbilt...... 91 for 227..... 1991 Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... 47 for 112..... 1969 , Auburn...... 59 for 147..... 1985 .419 Sawyer Carroll, Kentucky ...... 98 for 234..... 2008 Dom Fucci, Auburn ...... 71 for 177..... 1978 Alan Koch, Auburn ...... 36 for 86...... 2001 .400 Mike Curry, South Carolina ...... 104 for 260....1998 Travis Copley, Tennessee ...... 62 for 148..... 1998 , LSU ...... 100 for 250.... 1992 Alan Koch, Auburn ...... Not Available...1959 Jeff Pyburn, Georgia ...... 62 for 155.....1980 Ryan Bordenick, South Carolina . . . 96 for 229..... 1997 , Miss. State ...... 94 for 235.....1979 .418 Jackie Parker, Miss. State ...... Not Available...1954 Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... 39 for 130.....1973 .417 Joey Martin, Auburn ...... 55 for 132.....1971 Roberto Vaz, Alabama...... 102 for 255.... 1997 Bernie Schreiber, Ole Miss ...... 40 for 96...... 1956 Gene Etter, Tennessee ...... 42 for 105..... 1961 .415 Karl Nonemaker, Vanderbilt ...... 88 for 212.....1999 Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State ...... 98 for 236.....1984 Rodney Bellamy, Georgia...... 66 for 159.....1980 Career Joe McClain, Tennessee ...... 27 for 65...... 1952 .439 , Alabama ...... 268 for 610..1981-83 .414 Warner Jones, Vanderbilt ...... 111 for 268.... 2004 .425 Hunter Bledsoe, Vanderbilt...... 170 for 400..1997-99 Patt Osborn, Florida ...... 104 for 251.... 2002 .411 Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... 117 for 284..1968-70 B.B. Hopkins, Tennessee...... 36 for 87...... 1953 Ken Chapman, Alabama ...... 85 for 207...1959-61 .413 Chuck Barclift, Tennessee...... 71 for 172.....1980 .407 Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ...... 132 for 324..1968-70 .412 Brian Wiese, Miss. State ...... 103 for 250.... 1998 .404 Chris Burke, Tennessee ...... 314 for 777..1999-01 Larry Nichols, Auburn ...... 35 for 85...... 1962 .411 , Georgia ...... 113 for 275.... 2008 Peter Stonard, Alabama ...... 97 for 236.....2002 Greg Smith, Vanderbilt ...... 83 for 202.....1987 George Flower, Vanderbilt ...... 62 for 151.....1985 Rick Fuentes, Georgia ...... 81 for 197.....1982 Mark Gilaspie, Miss. State ...... 85 for 208.....1981

120 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT YEAR-BY-YEAR INDIVIDUAL LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE HOME RUNS 2008 Gordon Beckham.....Georgia .....28 Matt Clark ...... LSU...... 28 1960 Jake Gibbs ...... Ole Miss....424 1960 Gary Dempsey ...... Miss. State.....5 2009 Kent Matthes...... Alabama.....28 1961 Dicky Parsons ...... Kentucky....436 1961 Don Porter ...... Ole Miss...... 5 2010 ...... Auburn...... 23 1962 Ronnie Braddock .....Georgia ....489 1962 H.K. Etheridge ...... Miss. State.....6 2011 ...... Florida ...... 19 1963 Tom Moore...... Florida .....402 1963 H.K. Etheridge ...... Miss. State.....7 2012 Mike Zunino...... Florida ...... 19 1964 Donnie Kessinger .....Ole Miss....429 1964 Fred Roberts ...... Ole Miss...... 7 2013 Mason Katz ...... LSU...... 16 1965 Allen Trammell ...... Florida .....425 Bob Stewart ...... LSU...... 7 Hunter Renfroe ...... Miss. State. . . .16 1966 Jimmy Yawn ...... Ole Miss....408 1965 Del Unser...... Miss. State.....7 1967 Jimmy Yawn ...... Ole Miss....389 1966 Del Unser...... Miss. State.....7 RUNS BATTED IN 1968 Stan Fletcher...... Miss. State. . .364 1967 Scotty Long...... Auburn...... 11 1969 Sam Ewing ...... Tennessee . . .420 1968 Stan Moss...... Alabama...... 7 1960 Jake Gibbs...... Ole Miss.....30 1970 Sam Ewing ...... Tennessee . . .464 1969 Phil Garner...... Tennessee . . . .12 1961 Jake Gibbs...... Ole Miss.....31 1971 Joey Martin...... Auburn.....417 1970 Bobby Tucker ...... Tennessee . . . .10 1962 Larry Nichols ...... Auburn...... 32 1972 Bobby Tucker ...... Tennessee . . .395 1971 Phillip Stall ...... Miss. State. . . .11 1963 H.K. Etheridge ...... Miss. State....30 1973 Paul Husband ...... Ole Miss....402 1972 Bill Winchester ...... Vanderbilt.....9 Tom Moore...... Florida ...... 30 1974 Joe Pritchard...... Tennessee . . .370 1973 Butch Hobson ...... Alabama.....13 1964 Bill Blomgren ...... Florida ...... 27 1975 . . Tennessee . . .370 Bobby Tucker ...... Tennessee . . . .13 1965 Jimmy Yawn...... Ole Miss.....21 1976 Rick Honeycutt ...... Tennessee . . .404 1974 Ted Shipley ...... Vanderbilt....10 1966 Jack Earvin...... Tennessee . . . .18 1977 Nat Showalter...... Miss. State. . .459 1975 Larry Littleton ...... Georgia .....12 1967 Jimmy Yawn ...... Ole Miss.....34 1978 Joe Stewart...... Georgia ....438 1976 LeRoy Robbins ...... Kentucky.....12 1968 Stan Moss...... Alabama.....26 1979 Mike Kelley...... Miss. State. . .400 Randy Gipson...... Kentucky.....12 1969 Whitey Adams ...... Ole Miss.....40 1980 Rodney Bellamy ...... Georgia ....415 1977 Mark Barnthouse .....Ole Miss.....12 1970 Phil Garner...... Tennessee . . . .35 1981 Mark Gillaspie ...... Miss. State. . .410 1978 Del Bender ...... Miss. State. . . .17 1971 Phillip Stall ...... Miss. State. . . .37 1982 Buck Belue ...... Georgia ....447 1979 Scotti Madison ...... Vanderbilt....15 1972 Bill Winchester ...... Vanderbilt....55 1983 David Magadan ...... Alabama. . . .525 1980 Chuck Barclift ...... Tennessee . . . .20 1973 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....51 1984 Rafael Palmeiro...... Miss. State. . .415 1981 Bruce Castoria ...... Miss. State. . . .29 1974 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....45 1985 Paul Foster ...... Auburn.....433 1982 Doug Gilcrease ...... Auburn...... 17 1975 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....51 1986 Mike Twardoski...... Alabama. . . .390 1983 Rafael Palmeiro...... Miss. State. . . .18 1976 Rick Honeycutt ...... Tennessee . . . .57 1987 Greg Smith...... Vanderbilt...411 1984 Rafael Palmeiro...... Miss. State. . . .29 1977 Mike Pomeranz...... Ole Miss.....55 1988 Frank Thomas...... Auburn.....385 1985 Will Clark...... Miss. State. . . .25 1978 David Lanning ...... Georgia .....64 1989 Frank Thomas...... Auburn.....403 1986 Doug Duke...... Alabama.....27 1979 Tony Stevens ...... Florida ...... 74 1990 Tim Edge ...... Auburn.....387 1987 Joey Belle ...... LSU...... 21 1980 Jeff Pyburn ...... Georgia .....66 1991 Greg Thomas ...... Vanderbilt...401 Frank Thomas...... Auburn...... 21 1981 Bruce Castoria ...... Miss. State. . . .98 1992 Andy Blanco ...... Tennessee . . .432 1988 Craig Cala ...... LSU...... 15 1982 Bruce Castoria ...... Miss. State....59 1993 Joe Biernat ...... S. Carolina ..403 Brian Reimsnyder .....Florida ...... 15 1983 David Magadan ...... Alabama.....95 1994 Jeff Abbott ...... Kentucky....445 1989 Tommy Raffo ...... Miss. State. . . .22 1984 Rafael Palmeiro...... Miss. State....94 1995 David Dellucci ...... Ole Miss....410 1990 Brian Jester...... Georgia .....17 1985 Will Clark...... Miss. State. . . .77 1996 Brad Wilkerson ...... Florida .....407 1991 ...... LSU...... 25 1986 Doug Duke...... Alabama.....82 1997 Jeremy Jackson...... Arkansas....425 1992 Jeff Parnell ...... S. Carolina ...18 1987 Craig Faulkner...... LSU...... 69 1998 Jeff Pickler ...... Tennessee . . .445 1993 Todd Walker ...... LSU...... 22 1988 Craig Cala...... LSU...... 75 1999 Hunter Bledsoe ...... Vanderbilt...459 1994 Jeff Abbott ...... Kentucky.....23 1989 Wes Grisham ...... LSU...... 85 2000 Gabe Gross ...... Auburn.....430 1995 Todd Helton ...... Tennessee . . . .20 1990 J.R. Showalter...... Georgia .....74 2001 Chris Burke ...... Tennessee . . .435 1996 Eddy Furniss ...... LSU...... 26 1991 Gary Hymel ...... LSU...... 79 2002 Pat Osborn...... Florida .....414 1997 ...... LSU...... 40 1992 Todd Walker ...... LSU...... 76 2003 ...... S. Carolina ..393 1998 ...... LSU...... 29 1993 Todd Walker ...... LSU...... 102 2004 Warner Jones ...... Vanderbilt...414 1999 John Wilson ...... Kentucky.....23 1994 Todd Helton ...... Tennessee . . . .80 2005 ...... Tennessee . . .387 2000 Brad Cresse ...... LSU...... 30 1995 Todd Helton ...... Tennessee . . . .92 2006 Thomas Berkery ...... Miss. State. . .383 2001 Tim Whittaker ...... S. Carolina ...21 1996 Eddy Furniss...... LSU...... 103 2007 Matt LaPorta ...... Florida .....402 2002 Yaron Peters ...... S. Carolina ...29 1997 Brandon Larson ...... LSU...... 118 2008 Sawyer Carroll ...... Kentucky....419 2003 Beau Hearod ...... Alabama.....20 1998 Brad Cresse ...... LSU...... 90 2009 Aaron Westlake ...... Vanderiblt...377 2004 Steve Pearce ...... S. Carolina ...21 Josh Etheredge...... Auburn...... 90 2010 Zack Cox ...... Arkansas....429 2005 Matt LaPorta ...... Florida ...... 26 1999 ...... Auburn...... 86 2011 ...... LSU...... 383 2006 Josh Morris...... Georgia .....23 2000 Brad Cresse ...... LSU...... 106 2012 Raph Rhymes ...... LSU...... 431 Quinn Stewart ...... LSU...... 23 2001 Todd Linden ...... LSU...... 76 2013 Tony Kemp ...... Vanderbilt...391 2007 Danny Hamblin ...... Arkansas.....22 2002 Yaron Peters ...... S. Carolina ...95 Justin Smoak ...... S. Carolina ...22 2003 Beau Hearod ...... Alabama.....82 2004 Warner Jones ...... Vanderbilt....74 OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 121 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS YEAR-BY-YEAR INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 2005 Matt LaPorta ...... Florida ...... 79 1996 ...... Kentucky...... 7 Greg Geren ...... Tennessee . . . .20 2006 Mark Wright...... Ole Miss.....79 Adam Sullivan ...... Auburn...... 7 1982 Mike Botkin ...... Kentucky.....24 2007 Sean Coughlin ...... Kentucky.....73 Jason McConnell .....Arkansas...... 7 1983 David Magadan ...... Alabama.....31 2008 Sawyer Carroll ...... Kentucky.....83 1997 Roberto Vaz ...... Alabama...... 9 1984 Scott Ruskin ...... Florida ...... 21 2009 Rich Poythress ...... Georgia .....86 1998 Scott Pratt ...... Auburn...... 6 1985 Chris Lombardozzi ....Florida ...... 23 2010 Hunter Morris ...... Auburn...... 76 1999 Michael Rosamond ....Ole Miss...... 6 1986 Jeff Yurtin ...... LSU...... 24 2011 Preston Tucker...... Florida ...... 74 Andy Phillips...... Alabama...... 6 1987 Tony Haney ...... Auburn...... 25 2012 Mike Zunino ...... Florida ...... 67 Brian Rainwater ...... Georgia ...... 6 1988 Vince Castaldo...... Kentucky.....27 2013 Mason Katz ...... LSU...... 70 Derek Wigginton...... Alabama...... 6 1989 Pete Young ...... Miss. State. . . .27 2000 Justin Parker ...... Tennessee . . . . .8 1990 Bruce Chick ...... Georgia .....24 TRIPLES Shane Kelly...... Miss. State.....8 1991 Doug Radziewicz...... Georgia .....31 2001 Chris Burke ...... Tennessee . . . .11 1992 Blaise Kozeniewski ....Georgia .....25 1960 Ken Chapman ...... Alabama...... 5 2002 Kirk McConnell...... Arkansas...... 8 1993 Todd Helton ...... Tennessee . . . .22 1961 Jake Gibbs ...... Ole Miss...... 5 2003 Javon Moran ...... Auburn...... 7 1994 Russ Johnson ...... LSU...... 26 1962 George Shuford ...... Tennessee . . . . .6 2004 Ryan Klosterman...... Vanderbilt.....8 1995 Todd Helton ...... Tennessee . . . .27 1963 Tommy Keyes ...... Ole Miss...... 8 2005 Clete Thomas ...... Auburn...... 6 1996 Scott Schroeffel ...... Tennessee . . . .29 1964 Jimmy Barfield ...... Auburn...... 6 2006 Joey Side ...... Georgia ...... 9 1997 Matt Erickson ...... Arkansas.....27 1965 Frank Fryer...... Auburn...... 5 2007 Justin Hentry...... Ole Miss...... 8 1998 Jeff Pickler ...... Tennessee . . . .30 1966-67 No Record 2008 Ryan Schimpf ...... LSU...... 7 1999 Chris Burke ...... Tennessee . . . .25 1968 Phillip Stall ...... Miss. State.....3 2009 Avery Barnes ...... Florida ...... 6 2000 ...... LSU...... 36 Rod Wright...... Florida ...... 3 2010 Zach Cone ...... Georgia ...... 7 2001 Adam Swann ...... Georgia .....26 1969 Sam Ewing ...... Tennessee . . . . .7 2011 Tony Kemp ...... Vanderbilt.....7 2002 Steve Thomas ...... S. Carolina ...26 1970 Archie Manning ...... Ole Miss...... 6 2012 Tony Kemp ...... Vanderbilt.....8 2003 Adam Pavkovich ...... Alabama.....27 1971 Dave Bair ...... Kentucky...... 7 2013 Alex Bregman...... LSU...... 7 2004 Warner Jones ...... Vanderbilt....27 1972 Jim Carter ...... Georgia ...... 6 Adam Frazier ...... Miss. State.....7 2005 Karl Amonite ...... Auburn...... 25 1973 Mark Hatchett...... Auburn...... 5 2006 ...... Ole Miss.....22 1974 Marvis Foley ...... Kentucky...... 7 DOUBLES ...... Kentucky.....22 1975 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt.....6 2007 ...... Miss. State. . . .26 1976 Ron Hamilton ...... Alabama...... 5 1960 Jake Gibbs ...... Ole Miss...... 9 2008 Chris Wade ...... Kentucky.....24 1977 Joe Ward ...... Florida ...... 5 1961 Bobby Corrett ...... Tulane...... 6 2009 Andrew Crisp ...... S. Carolina ...23 1978 Jim Watkins ...... Florida ...... 7 Ben Catchings ...... Auburn...... 6 2010 Jason Esposito ...... Vanderbilt....25 1979 Mike Kelley...... Miss. State. . . .12 1962 Larry Nichols ...... Auburn...... 11 2011 Mike Zunino...... Florida ...... 23 1980 David Barnes ...... Florida ...... 5 1963 Bill Etheridge ...... Miss. State.....7 Preston Tucker...... Florida ...... 23 Keith Street...... Georgia ...... 5 Wayne Meadows...... Miss. State.....7 2012 Mike Zunino ...... Florida ...... 28 Johnny Tutt ...... Auburn...... 5 Cotton Nash...... Kentucky...... 7 2013 Adam Frazier ...... Miss. State. . . .20 1981 Chip Moses ...... LSU...... 5 Ray Nord ...... Tulane...... 7 Bobby Pierce...... Alabama...... 5 1964 Jimmy Barfield ...... Auburn...... 9 STOLEN BASES Brad Winkler ...... Miss. State.....5 1965 Bill Scudden ...... Alabama...... 7 1982 Albie Scoggins ...... Florida ...... 6 1966 Jimmy Yawn ...... Ole Miss.....12 1961 Jake Gibbs...... Ole Miss.....18 1983 Mark Howie ...... LSU...... 7 1967 Jimmy Yawn ...... Ole Miss.....10 1962 Donnie Kessinger .....Ole Miss.....20 John Dunlap...... Florida ...... 7 1968 Stan Moss...... Alabama...... 8 1963 Tom Moore...... Florida ...... 17 1984 Chris Padget...... Ole Miss...... 7 1969 Archie Manning ...... Ole Miss.....13 1964 Donnie Kessinger .....Ole Miss.....18 Rock Wilson ...... Auburn...... 7 1970 Sam Ewing ...... Tennessee . . . .11 1965 No Record 1985 Joey Cora...... Vanderbilt.....6 1971 Ken Dempsey ...... Auburn...... 12 1966 Charley Williams .....Ole Miss.....19 Gator Thiesen...... Miss. State.....6 Jerry Reasonover...... Vanderbilt....12 1967 No Record 1986 Trey Gainous ...... Auburn...... 10 1972 Bobby Tucker ...... Tennessee . . . .14 1968 John Shaw ...... Ole Miss.....22 1987 Rock Wilson ...... Auburn...... 7 Ray Hull...... Florida ...... 14 1969 John Shaw ...... Ole Miss.....19 1988 Mike Moberg ...... Florida ...... 6 1973 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....11 Archie Manning ...... Ole Miss.....19 1989 Wes Grisham ...... LSU...... 6 1974 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....14 1970 John Shaw ...... Ole Miss.....28 1990 Rich Cordani ...... LSU...... 6 1975 James White...... Alabama.....16 1971 Jimmy Conn ...... Vanderbilt....30 1991 Kevin Kessinger...... Ole Miss...... 8 1976 Rick Honeycutt ...... Tennessee . . . .17 1972 Mike Sonderegger.....LSU...... 19 1992 Todd Crane ...... Georgia ...... 7 1977 Dean Empie ...... Florida ...... 18 1973 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....22 1993 Brian Duva ...... Florida ...... 11 1978 Joe Stewart...... Georgia .....18 1974 Ted Shipley...... Vanderbilt....39 1994 Bob Hughes ...... Arkansas...... 9 1979 Tony Stevens ...... Florida ...... 19 1975 Larry Wright ...... LSU...... 25 1995 Ryan Montgomery.....Vanderbilt.....6 Tim Weisheim...... Miss. State. . . .19 1976 Nick Belmonte ...... Florida ...... 42 David Dellucci ...... Ole Miss...... 6 1980 Bobby Pierce...... Alabama.....18 1977 Jimmy Sherrill...... Kentucky.....35 Mike Klostermeyer.....LSU...... 6 1981 David Magadan ...... Alabama.....20 1978 Dom Fucci ...... Auburn...... 28 Ty Bilderback ...... Arkansas...... 6 Bill Sandry ...... Kentucky.....20 1979 Jim Watkins ...... Florida ...... 37 122 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT YEAR-BY-YEAR INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 1980 Rodney Bellamy ...... Georgia .....30 Rick Honeycutt ...... Tennessee . . . .65 1973 Ted Shipley...... Vanderbilt....44 1981 David Fowke...... Alabama.....50 1977 Mike Kelley...... Miss. State. . . .74 1974 Marvis Foley ...... Kentucky.....41 1982 Charles De France ....Vanderbilt....39 1978 Russ Aldrich ...... Miss. State....73 Sonny Denniston...... Kentucky.....41 1983 Albie Scoggins ...... Florida ...... 22 1979 Mike Kelley...... Miss. State. . . .94 1975 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....46 Kirk Hanson...... Ole Miss.....22 1980 Scotti Madison ...... Vanderbilt....81 1976 LeRoy Robbins ...... Kentucky.....47 1984 Joey Cora...... Vanderbilt....24 1981 Mark Gillaspie ...... Miss. State. . . .85 1977 Roger Holt ...... Florida ...... 60 Rory Alonzo ...... Florida ...... 24 1982 Rick Fuentes ...... Georgia .....81 1978 Dom Fucci ...... Auburn...... 58 1985 Joey Cora...... Vanderbilt....41 1983 David Magadan ...... Alabama. . . .114 1979 Mike Kelley...... Miss. State. . . .74 1986 Ted Williams ...... Alabama.....44 1984 Rafael Palmeiro...... Miss. State. . . .98 1980 Jeff Pyburn ...... Georgia .....54 1987 Rod Hartwig ...... LSU...... 42 1985 Will Clark...... Miss. State. . . .94 1981 Mark Gillaspie ...... Miss. State. . . .81 1988 Robert Fletcher ...... Alabama.....33 1986 Mike Twardoski...... Alabama.....94 1982 David Jackson ...... Georgia .....61 1989 Mike Basse ...... Tennessee . . . .53 1987 Scott Bohlke ...... Georgia .....92 1983 Bret Elbin ...... Alabama.....88 1990 Mike Basse...... Tennessee . . . .43 1988 Vince Castaldo ...... Kentucky.....86 1984 Rafael Palmeiro...... Miss. State. . . .87 1991 Mike Basse ...... Tennessee . . . .49 1989 Wes Grisham ...... LSU...... 106 1985 Will Clark...... Miss. State. . . .75 1992 Jose Vasquez ...... Tennessee . . . .35 1990 Wes Grisham ...... LSU...... 100 1986 Mike Twardoski...... Alabama.....73 1993 Vegrin Hightower .....Vanderbilt....46 1991 Dave Majeski ...... Florida ...... 96 1987 Scott Bohlke ...... Georgia .....72 1994 Richie Wyman...... Tennessee . . . .34 1992 Todd Walker ...... LSU...... 100 1988 Billy White ...... Kentucky.....74 1995 Chad Green...... Kentucky.....54 1993 Todd Walker ...... LSU...... 109 1989 Jody Hurst ...... Miss. State. . . .79 1996 Chad Green ...... Kentucky.....55 1994 Jay Waggoner ...... Auburn.....119 1990 J.R. Showalter...... Georgia .....75 1997 Clay Greene...... Tennessee . . . .54 1995 Todd Helton ...... Tennessee . . .105 1991 ...... LSU...... 78 1998 Mike Curry ...... So. Carolina ..59 1996 Dax Norris ...... Alabama. . . .105 1992 Todd Walker ...... LSU...... 72 1999 ...... So. Carolina ..67 1997 Brandon Larson ...... LSU...... 110 1993 Todd Walker ...... LSU...... 85 2000 Stevie Daniel ...... Tennessee . . . .58 1998 Jeff Pickler ...... Tennessee . . .109 1994 Todd Walker ...... LSU...... 77 2001 Chris Burke ...... Tennessee . . . .49 1999 G.W. Keller...... Alabama....107 1995 Todd Helton ...... Tennessee . . . .86 2002 ...... S. Carolina ...39 2000 Chris Burke ...... Tennessee . . .109 1996 Nathan Dunn...... LSU...... 95 2003 Jordan Czarniecki.....Tennessee . . . .32 2001 Chris Burke ...... Tennessee . . .118 1997 Roberto Vaz ...... Alabama.....87 2004 Antoan Richardson ....Vanderbilt....32 2002 Drew Meyer ...... S. Carolina ..120 Eric Hinske...... Arkansas.....87 2005 Eli Iorg ...... Tennessee . . . .27 2003 Brian Buscher ...... S. Carolina ..106 1998 Mike Curry...... S. Carolina ..102 2006 Emeel Salem...... Alabama.....36 2004 Warner Jones ...... Vanderbilt...111 1999 G.W. Keller...... Alabama.....85 2007 Andy Simunic ...... Tennessee . . . .29 2005 Brian Pettway ...... Ole Miss....102 2000 ...... LSU...... 93 2008 Dominic de la Osa ....Vanderbilt....27 2006 Joey Side ...... Georgia ....111 2001 Chris Burke ...... Tennessee . . .105 2009 Jordan Henry ...... Ole Miss.....38 2007 Pedro Alvarez ...... Vanderbilt ..105 2002 Mark Kiger...... Florida ...... 90 2010 Chris Bisson ...... Kentucky .....32 2008 Gordon Beckham .....Georgia ....113 2003 ...... LSU...... 68 2011 Khayyan Norfork .....Tennessee . . . .29 2009 DJ LeMahieu ...... LSU...... 96 2004 Ryan Klosterman...... Vanderbilt....72 Mikie Mahtook ...... LSU...... 29 2010 Josh Rutledge ...... Alabama....107 2005 Chase Headley...... Tennessee . . . .82 2012 Jay Gonzalez ...... Auburn...... 30 2011 Mike Zunino ...... Florida ...... 98 2006 Chris Coghlan ...... Ole Miss.....75 2013 Tony Kemp...... Vanderbilt....34 2012 Raph Rhymes ...... LSU...... 100 2007 Pedero Alvarez ...... Vanderbilt....76 2013 Adam Frazier ...... Miss. State. . .107 2008 Gordon Beckham .....Georgia .....97 HITS 2009 Avery Barnes ...... Florida ...... 76 RUNS SCORED 2010 ...... S. Carolina ...72 1960 Jake Gibbs ...... Ole Miss.....42 2011 Mike Zunino...... Florida ...... 75 1961 John Bailey...... LSU...... 32 1960 Jake Gibbs ...... Ole Miss.....28 2012 Mason Katz ...... LSU...... 65 1962 Donnie Kessinger .....Ole Miss.....41 1961 Jake Gibbs ...... Ole Miss.....31 2013 Tony Kemp...... Vanderbilt....64 1963 Wayne Meadows...... Miss. State. . . .42 1962 Tom Moore...... Florida ...... 29 1964 Donnie Kessinger .....Ole Miss.....56 Ken Hudgens ...... Tennessee . . . .29 PITCHING–WINS 1965 Mike Burns ...... Miss. State. . . .24 1963 Carol Lanoux ...... Florida ...... 32 1966 Jimmy Yawn ...... Ole Miss.....28 1964 Otis Bibb ...... Auburn...... 30 1960 Don Porter ...... Ole Miss...... 7 1967 George Johnson ...... Alabama.....55 1965 Del Unser...... Miss. State. . . .19 Denny Blomquist...... Ole Miss...... 7 1968 Frank Baldasare ...... Auburn...... 45 1966 Ron Robinson ...... Ole Miss.....15 Larry Williams...... Ole Miss...... 7 1969 Skip Lujack ...... Florida ...... 49 Bob Lannom...... Tennessee . . . .15 1961 Allen Smith...... LSU...... 10 1970 Tonys Dobies ...... Florida ...... 51 1967 George Johnson ...... Alabama.....32 1962 Frank Montgomery . . . . Miss. State.....9 1971 Jerry Reasonover...... Vanderbilt....70 1968 Richard Trapp ...... Florida ...... 27 1963 Joe Overton...... Auburn...... 8 1972 Steve Estep ...... Vanderbilt....70 1969 Archie Manning ...... Ole Miss.....35 1964 Jimmy Crysel ...... Auburn...... 9 1973 Ted Shipley ...... Vanderbilt....65 1970 Archie Manning ...... Ole Miss.....33 1965 Ken Tatum ...... Miss. State.....6 1974 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....68 Sam Ewing...... Tennessee . . . .33 1966 Ken Tatum ...... Miss. State.....6 1975 Rick Duncan ...... Vanderbilt....73 1971 Phillip Stall ...... Miss. State. . . .42 1967 Q.V. Lowe...... Auburn...... 15 1976 Robbie Howard...... Tennessee . . . .65 Steve Estep ...... Vanderbilt....42 1968 Glenn Pickren...... Florida ...... 9 Brad Bradshaw...... Tennessee . . . .65 1972 Bill Winchester ...... Vanderbilt....48 1969 Jim Courier ...... Florida ...... 11 OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 123 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS YEAR-BY-YEAR INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 1970 Brantley Jones ...... Miss. State.....9 EARNED RUN AVERAGE STRIKEOUTS 1971 Mike Profitt ...... Miss. State. . . .11 1972 Jim Pittman...... Ole Miss...... 8 1960 Guy Parker ...... Miss. State. . 2.84 1960 Jerry Merriman...... Miss. State Randy Wiles ...... LSU...... 8 1961 Allen Smith...... LSU...... 1.34 1961 Sammy Ellis ...... Miss. State. . . .73 1973 Jeff Peeples...... Vanderbilt....12 1962 Frank Montgomery . . . . Miss. State. . 0.81 1962 Frank Montgomery . . . . Miss. State. . .102 1974 Doug Corbett ...... Florida ...... 12 1963 Joe Overton ...... Auburn....1.26 1963 Frank Montgomery . . . . Miss. State....86 1975 Pat Moock ...... LSU...... 10 1964 Richie Prine...... Ole Miss...1.10 1964 Charlie Anderson .....Florida ...... 75 1976 Paul Stefan ...... LSU...... 10 1965 Mike Sharpe ...... Auburn....1.79 1965 John Olagues...... Tulane...... 96 Robert Hudson ...... Alabama.....10 1966 Bruc Badier...... LSU...... 0.88 1966 Ken Tatum ...... Miss. State. . . .86 1977 Rich Zibilich ...... Ole Miss.....11 1967 Mike Sills ...... Kentucky...1.08 1967 Q.V. Lowe...... Auburn.....123 1978 Ron Crum...... Florida ...... 8 1968 George Simmons .....Auburn....1.25 1968 Tony Smith ...... Auburn...... 81 Jack Lozorko...... Miss. State.....8 1969 Mike Innes ...... Alabama...1.09 1969 Elliott Jones ...... Vanderbilt...112 Peter Teixeria ...... Florida ...... 8 1970 Dennis Hall ...... Miss. State. . 0.63 1970 Doug Wessel ...... Vanderbilt....97 Bruce Maher...... Miss. State.....8 1971 Jeff Peeples...... Vanderbilt..1.56 Mike Willis ...... Vanderbilt....97 1979 Ken Kurtz ...... Miss. State. . . .12 1972 Jeff Peeples...... Vanderbilt..1.30 1971 Doug Wessel ...... Vanderbilt...131 Joe Georger...... Kentucky.....12 1973 Butch Holmes ...... Miss. State. . 1.07 1972 Randy Wiles ...... LSU...... 116 1980 Larry Mikesell ...... Florida ...... 10 1974 Terry Leach ...... Auburn....1.30 1973 Jeff Peeples...... Vanderbilt...113 1981 Don Mundie...... Miss. State. . . .14 1975 Ed McGraw ...... Kentucky...0.73 1974 Rick Rhodes ...... Vanderbilt....73 1982 Teddy Carson ...... Tennessee . . . .11 1976 Robert Hudson ...... Auburn....1.74 1975 Paul Stefan ...... LSU...... 73 Rich Bombard...... Florida ...... 11 1977 Chuck Fore...... Georgia ...1.67 1976 Paul Stefan ...... LSU...... 83 1983 Hans Herzog ...... Miss. State. . . .12 1978 Ron Crum...... Florida ....2.81 1977 Bobby Sprowl...... Alabama....118 1984 Jeff Brantley ...... Miss. State. . . .13 1979 Ken Kurtz ...... Miss. State. . 2.09 1978 Bill Aldridge ...... Tennessee . . . .76 1985 Jeff Brantley ...... Miss. State. . . .18 1980 Don Schneider ...... LSU...... 1.38 1979 Ken Kurtz ...... Miss. State. . .100 1986 Stan Loewer ...... LSU...... 14 1981 Jeff Keener ...... Kentucky...0.51 1980 Jeff Keener ...... Kentucky.....74 1987 Derek Lilliquist ...... Georgia .....14 1982 Bryan Farmer ...... Ole Miss...2.31 1981 Don Mundie ...... Miss. State. . . .91 1988 Jeff Gibcumb ...... Florida ...... 16 1983 Clay Daniel ...... Florida ....2.26 1982 Teddy Carson ...... Tennessee . . . .64 1989 Curtis Leskanic ...... LSU...... 15 1984 Byron Jefferson ...... Florida ....2.02 1983 Cal Santarelli ...... LSU...... 91 1990 ...... LSU...... 17 1985 Gene Morgan...... Miss. State. . 2.28 1984 Jeff Brantley ...... Miss. State. . .115 1991 ...... LSU...... 14 1986 Barry Manuel ...... LSU...... 2.37 1985 Jeff Brantley ...... Miss. State. . .136 1992 Lloyd Peever ...... LSU...... 14 1987 Gregg Olson ...... Auburn....1.27 1986 Mark Guthrie ...... LSU...... 122 1993 John Powell ...... Auburn...... 15 1988 Gregg Olson ...... Auburn....2.00 1987 Derek Lilliquist ...... Georgia ....190 1994 R. A. Dickey ...... Tennessee . . . .15 1989 Dave Fleming ...... Georgia ...2.08 1988 Russell Springer ...... LSU...... 156 1995 Ryan Halla ...... Auburn ...... 16 1990 Jon Harden ...... Miss. State. . 2.21 1989 Ben McDonald ...... LSU...... 202 1996 John Kaufman ...... Florida ...... 11 1991 John Burke ...... Florida ....2.25 1990 Dave Fleming...... Georgia ....163 Tim Young ...... Alabama.....11 1992 Jon Harden ...... Miss. State. . 1.94 1991 Chad Ogea ...... LSU...... 140 Eddie Yarnall ...... LSU...... 11 1993 ...... LSU...... 1.98 1992 B.J. Wallace ...... Miss. State. . .145 1997 ...... Auburn...... 15 1994 Gary Rath...... Miss. State. . 1.71 1993 John Powell ...... Auburn.....191 1998 Hayden Gliemmo .....Auburn...... 13 1995 Todd Helton ...... Tennessee . . 1.66 1994 Rob Bonanno ...... Florida .....148 1999 Brent Schoening ...... Auburn...... 13 1996 Paul Rigdon ...... Florida ....2.19 1995 Scott Schultz ...... LSU...... 150 ...... LSU...... 13 1997 Damon Yee ...... Vanderbilt..2.33 1996 Eric DuBose ...... Miss. State. . .174 Hayden Gliemmo.....Auburn...... 13 1998 Josh Fogg...... Florida ....2.03 1997 Tim Hudson ...... Auburn.....165 2000 ...... S. Carolina ...17 1999 Hank Thoms...... Miss. State. . 2.66 1998 Brad Wilkerson...... Florida .....136 2001 Lane Mestepey ...... LSU...... 11 2000 Jamie Bennett...... Tennessee . . 2.71 1999 Kurt Ainsworth ...... LSU...... 157 2002 Alex Hart ...... Florida ...... 13 2001 Lance Cormier ...... Alabama. . . 2.30 2000 Kip Bouknight...... S. Carolina ..143 2003 David Marchbanks ....S. Carolina ...15 2002 Lane Mestepey ...... LSU...... 2.59 2001 Wyatt Allen...... Tennessee . . .110 2004 Aaron Rawl...... S. Carolina ...13 2003 Levale Speigner ...... Auburn....2.42 2002 Joseph Blanton...... Kentucky....133 2005 ...... Tennessee . . . .15 2004 ...... Alabama. . . 2.00 2003 Jeremy Soweres ...... Vanderbilt...123 2006 Wade LeBlanc...... Alabama.....11 2005 Luke Hochaver ...... Tennessee . . 2.26 2004 Matt Campbell ...... S. Carolina . .145 Craig Satterwhite .....Ole Miss.....11 2006 Justin Pigott ...... Miss. State. . 1.66 2005 Luke Hochevar ...... Tennessee . . .154 2007 Casey Weathers ...... Vanderbilt....12 2007 ...... Vanderbilt..2.63 2006 David Price...... Vanderbilt...155 2008 Jared Bradford...... LSU...... 10 2008 Aaron Weatherford ....Miss. State. . 0.85 2007 David Price...... Vanderbilt...194 2009 ...... LSU...... 14 2009 Louis Coleman ...... LSU...... 2.93 2008 Scott Bittle...... Ole Miss....130 2010 Blake Cooper ...... S. Carolina ...13 2010 ...... Ole Miss...2.24 2009 Anthony Renaudo.....LSU...... 159 2011 ...... S. Carolina ...14 2011 Michael Roth ...... S. Carolina .1.06 2010 Drew Pomeranz ...... Ole Miss....139 2012 Kevin Gausman ...... LSU...... 12 2012 Chris Statton...... Miss. State. . 2.38 2011 ...... Vanderbilt...132 2013 Tyler Beede...... Vanderbilt....14 2013 Ryan Stanek ...... Arkansas...1.39 2012 Kevin Gausman ...... LSU...... 135 2013 Aaron Nola ...... LSU...... 122

124 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT SEC STATISTICAL TEAM LEADERS 2001 South Carolina ...... 110 1986 Auburn...... 26 BATTING AVERAGE 2002 South Carolina ...... 122 1987 LSU ...... 18 1980 Georgia ...... 360 2003 LSU ...... 85 1988 LSU ...... 19 1981 Georgia ...... 327 2004 South Carolina ...... 106 1989 LSU ...... 26 1982 Georgia ...... 325 2005 Florida ...... 85 1990 LSU ...... 27 1983 Alabama ...... 333 2006 Kentucky...... 99 1991 Ole Miss...... 34 1984 Georgia ...... 312 2007 South Carolina ...... 113 1992 Arkansas ...... 30 1985 Vanderbilt...... 327 2008 South Carolina ...... 110 1993 LSU ...... 37 1986 Alabama ...... 314 2009 South Carolina ...... 109 1994 Arkansas ...... 38 1987 Georgia ...... 325 Georgia...... 109 1995 Arkansas ...... 34 1988 Miss. State ...... 324 2010 Auburn...... 131 1996 Arkansas ...... 31 1989 Miss. State ...... 317 2011 Florida ...... 69 1997 Alabama ...... 34 1990 LSU ...... 325 2012 Florida ...... 75 1998 Auburn...... 19 1991 Tennessee...... 311 2013 South Carolina ...... 52 Florida...... 19 1992 South Carolina ...... 316 Alabama ...... 19 1993 Auburn...... 315 1999 Alabama ...... 31 1994 Auburn...... 320 RUNS BATTED IN 2000 Tennessee...... 32 1995 Auburn...... 310 1980 Florida ...... 411 2001 Tennessee...... 24 1996 LSU ...... 318 1981 Miss. State ...... 458 2002 Florida ...... 26 1997 South Carolina ...... 341 1982 Georgia ...... 383 2003 Auburn...... 21 Auburn...... 341 1983 Miss. State ...... 461 2004 Vanderbilt...... 26 Arkansas ...... 341 1984 Miss. State ...... 461 2005 Kentucky...... 19 1998 Tennessee...... 340 1985 Miss. State ...... 444 Tennessee...... 19 1999 Mississippi State ...... 335 1986 Alabama ...... 427 2006 Georgia ...... 27 2000 LSU ...... 340 1987 LSU ...... 434 2007 Kentucky...... 22 2001 LSU ...... 318 1988 Miss. State ...... 491 2008 LSU ...... 28 2002 Florida ...... 346 1989 Miss. State ...... 549 2009 LSU ...... 19 2003 Florida ...... 320 1990 LSU ...... 515 2010 LSU ...... 24 2004 LSU ...... 333 1991 LSU ...... 488 2011 S. Carolina ...... 18 2005 Tennessee...... 331 1992 South Carolina ...... 455 2012 Vanderbilt...... 19 2006 Ole Miss...... 309 1993 LSU ...... 527 S. Carolina...... 19 2007 Vanderbilt...... 324 1994 Tennessee...... 466 Auburn...... 19 2008 Kentucky...... 317 1995 LSU ...... 457 2013 Vanderbilt...... 17 2009 Alabama ...... 330 1996 LSU ...... 583 Texas A&M ...... 17 2010 Auburn...... 348 1997 LSU ...... 632 2011 Vanderbilt...... 315 1998 Florida ...... 545 DOUBLES 2012 Auburn...... 304 1999 Alabama ...... 555 2013 Vanderbilt...... 313 2000 LSU ...... 598 1980 Florida ...... 115 2001 LSU ...... 514 1981 Florida ...... 125 2002 Florida ...... 567 1982 Auburn...... 93 HOME RUNS 2003 LSU ...... 477 1983 Alabama ...... 129 1980 Georgia ...... 74 2004 LSU ...... 473 1984 Florida ...... 117 1981 Miss. State ...... 77 2005 Tennessee...... 487 1985 Miss. State ...... 135 1982 Auburn...... 57 2006 Georgia ...... 457 1986 Miss. State ...... 135 1983 Miss. State ...... 72 2007 South Carolina ...... 487 1987 Georgia ...... 140 1984 Miss. State ...... 83 2008 LSU ...... 488 1988 Miss. State ...... 145 1985 Georgia ...... 88 2009 LSU ...... 532 1989 Miss. State ...... 157 1986 Alabama ...... 95 2010 Auburn...... 549 1990 LSU ...... 156 1987 Georgia ...... 102 2011 Florida ...... 421 1991 LSU ...... 138 1988 Miss. State ...... 73 2012 LSU ...... 368 1992 South Carolina ...... 148 1989 Miss. State ...... 96 2013 Vanderbilt ...... 418 1993 LSU ...... 152 1990 Georgia ...... 86 1994 Kentucky...... 134 1991 Kentucky...... 86 1995 Auburn...... 152 1992 South Carolina ...... 83 TRIPLES 1996 Alabama ...... 159 1993 LSU ...... 85 1980 Florida ...... 29 1997 Arkansas ...... 168 1994 Kentucky...... 110 1981 Alabama ...... 18 1998 Auburn...... 165 1995 LSU ...... 81 Miss. State ...... 18 1999 Alabama ...... 161 1996 LSU ...... 131 1982 Florida ...... 25 2000 LSU ...... 194 1997 LSU ...... 188 1983 Florida ...... 25 2001 Tennessee...... 137 1998 LSU ...... 157 1984 Alabama ...... 19 2002 South Carolina ...... 178 1999 Alabama ...... 120 Miss. State ...... 19 2003 LSU ...... 147 2000 South Carolina ...... 105 1985 Auburn...... 22 2004 Tennessee...... 154

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 125 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC STATISTICAL TEAM LEADERS 2005 Tennessee...... 157 1991 Florida ...... 712 2006 Kentucky...... 146 1992 South Carolina ...... 700 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 2007 Vanderbilt...... 158 1993 LSU ...... 737 1980 Miss. State ...... 3.33 2008 Kentucky...... 151 1994 Auburn...... 744 1981 Miss. State ...... 4.21 2009 LSU ...... 142 1995 Tennessee...... 753 1982 Ole Miss...... 3.84 Alabama ...... 142 1996 Florida ...... 771 1983 Florida ...... 2.85 2010 Vanderbilt...... 160 1997 Alabama ...... 860 1984 Florida ...... 3.55 2011 Florida...... 143 1998 Auburn...... 789 1985 Miss. State ...... 3.34 2012 Kentucky...... 123 1999 Alabama ...... 827 1986 Tennessee...... 4.22 2013 LSU ...... 128 2000 LSU ...... 864 1987 LSU ...... 3.07 2001 LSU ...... 754 1988 Auburn...... 3.13 2002 South Carolina ...... 868 1989 LSU ...... 3.50 STOLEN BASES 2003 LSU ...... 777 1990 Alabama ...... 3.59 1980 Georgia ...... 101 2004 LSU ...... 791 1991 Florida ...... 3.30 1981 Alabama ...... 141 2005 Tennessee...... 788 1992 Miss. State ...... 3.22 1982 Vanderbilt...... 101 2006 Georgia ...... 786 1993 South Carolina ...... 3.49 1983 Miss. State ...... 86 2007 Vanderbilt...... 782 1994 Tennessee...... 2.98 1984 Florida ...... 98 2008 Georgia ...... 787 1995 Ole Miss...... 3.36 1985 Florida ...... 112 2009 LSU ...... 783 1996 LSU ...... 3.38 1986 Tennessee...... 122 2010 Auburn...... 816 1997 Auburn...... 4.31 1987 LSU ...... 156 2011 Florida ...... 755 1998 LSU ...... 4.38 1988 Alabama ...... 70 2012 Kentucky...... 641 1999 Miss. State ...... 4.08 1989 Vanderbilt...... 182 2013 LSU ...... 722 2000 South Carolina ...... 3.51 1990 Tennessee...... 159 2001 South Carolina ...... 3.44 2002 LSU ...... 3.43 1991 Tennessee...... 174 RUNS SCORED 1992 Tennessee...... 137 2003 Ole Miss...... 3.45 1993 South Carolina ...... 141 1980 Florida ...... 463 2004 Vanderbilt...... 3.34 1994 Tennessee...... 136 1981 Miss. State ...... 515 2005 Vanderbilt...... 3.38 1995 Tennessee...... 138 1982 Florida ...... 437 2006 Alabama ...... 3.53 Arkansas ...... 138 1983 Miss. State ...... 515 2007 Vanderbilt...... 3.55 1996 Kentucky...... 142 1984 Miss. State ...... 505 2008 Kentucky...... 3.71 1997 Tennessee...... 116 1985 Miss. State ...... 504 2009 LSU ...... 4.01 1998 South Carolina ...... 108 1986 LSU ...... 542 2010 South Carolina ...... 3.45 1999 South Carolina ...... 143 1987 LSU ...... 509 2011 Vanderbilt...... 2.44 2000 Tennessee...... 215 1988 Miss. State ...... 537 2012 Miss. State ...... 2.58 2001 Tennessee...... 160 1989 Miss. State ...... 618 2013 Arkansas ...... 1.89 2002 Georgia ...... 95 1990 LSU ...... 587 2003 Tennessee...... 82 1991 LSU ...... 547 2004 Arkansas ...... 111 1992 South Carolina ...... 531 STRIKEOUTS 2005 Tennessee...... 112 1993 LSU ...... 603 1980 Vanderbilt...... 262 2006 Ole Miss...... 95 1994 Tennessee...... 532 1981 Alabama ...... 387 2007 Auburn...... 105 1995 Tennessee...... 533 1982 Florida ...... 293 2008 Florida ...... 109 1996 LSU ...... 648 1983 Alabama ...... 372 2009 LSU ...... 114 1997 Alabama ...... 679 1984 Florida ...... 456 2010 Kentucky...... 119 1998 Florida ...... 618 1985 LSU ...... 442 2011 Arkansas ...... 122 1999 Alabama ...... 617 1986 Alabama ...... 437 2012 Auburn...... 113 2000 LSU ...... 652 1987 LSU ...... 552 2013 Vanderbilt...... 139 2001 LSU ...... 574 1988 LSU ...... 519 2002 Florida ...... 633 1989 LSU ...... 621 2003 LSU ...... 524 1990 LSU ...... 555 HITS 2004 LSU ...... 515 1991 LSU ...... 626 1980 Florida ...... 600 2005 Tennessee...... 532 1992 South Carolina ...... 549 1981 Florida ...... 643 2006 Kentucky...... 500 1993 Auburn...... 558 1982 Florida ...... 632 2007 South Carolina ...... 520 1994 Florida ...... 552 1983 Alabama ...... 662 2008 LSU ...... 538 1995 Tennessee...... 545 1984 Miss. State ...... 611 2009 LSU ...... 575 1996 LSU ...... 633 1985 Miss. State ...... 628 2010 Auburn...... 584 1997 LSU ...... 681 1986 LSU ...... 696 2011 Vanderbilt...... 459 1998 LSU ...... 646 1987 Georgia ...... 698 2012 LSU ...... 397 1999 Alabama ...... 594 1988 Miss. State ...... 717 2013 Vanderbilt...... 459 2000 LSU ...... 574 1989 Miss. State ...... 778 2001 South Carolina ...... 545 1990 LSU ...... 807 2002 South Carolina ...... 587

126 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE THROUGH THE YEARS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT SEC STATISTICAL TEAM LEADERS 2003 LSU ...... 515 1997 Florida ...... 968 1991 Kentucky...... 501 2004 S. Carolina ...... 660 1998 South Carolina ...... 969 1992 South Carolina...... 512 2005 Alabama ...... 569 1999 Miss. State ...... 974 1993 LSU ...... 511 2006 Vanderbilt...... 574 2000 Tennessee...... 967 1994 Kentucky...... 548 2007 Vanderbilt...... 632 2001 Vanderbilt ...... 970 1995 LSU ...... 491 2008 Ole Miss...... 624 South Carolina...... 970 1996 LSU ...... 558 2009 LSU ...... 679 2002 South Carolina ...... 975 1997 Alabama ...... 622 2010 South Carolina...... 625 2003 Mississippi State ...... 974 1998 Florida...... 592 2011 Vanderbilt...... 567 2004 Vanderbilt...... 978 1999 Alabama ...... 569 2012 LSU ...... 572 2005 Ole Miss...... 974 2000 LSU ...... 542 2013 Miss. State ...... 588 2006 South Carolina ...... 978 2001 LSU ...... 508 2007 Ole Miss...... 976 2002 Florida...... 565 2008 South Carolina...... 977 2003 Florida...... 512 FIELDING PERCENTAGE 2009 LSU ...... 974 2004 LSU ...... 506 1980 Kentucky...... 965 South Carolina...... 974 2005 Tennessee...... 498 1981 Florida ...... 965 2010 Florida ...... 978 2006 Kentucky...... 523 1982 Ole Miss...... 957 2011 Georgia ...... 974 2007 South Carolina...... 508 1983 Alabama ...... 960 2012 LSU ...... 980 2008 Kentucky ...... 515 1984 Tennessee...... 961 2013 LSU ...... 980 2009 Alabama ...... 566 1985 Vanderbilt...... 960 2010 Auburn...... 591 2011 Florida ...... 460 1986 Florida ...... 960 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 1987 Miss. State ...... 966 2012 Florida ...... 449 1988 Florida ...... 968 1981 Florida ...... 499 2013 Vanderbilt...... 439 1989 Georgia ...... 968 1982 Auburn...... 495 1990 Georgia ...... 968 1983 Alabama ...... 521 1991 Tennessee...... 964 1984 Alabama ...... 497 Ole Miss...... 964 1985 Vanderbilt...... 560 1992 Arkansas ...... 971 1986 Alabama ...... 514 1993 Tennessee...... 975 1987 Georgia ...... 542 1994 Tennessee...... 977 1988 Mississippi State ...... 502 1995 LSU ...... 970 1989 Mississippi State ...... 508 1996 Alabama ...... 971 1990 LSU ...... 486

SEC - NCAA STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS INDIVIDUAL TRIPLES TOTAL BASES Year Player, Team No. Year Player, Team TB BATTING AVERAGE 1979 Mike Kelly, Miss. State...... 12* 1993 Todd Walker, LSU ...... 214 2010 Hunter Morris, AU ...... 202 Year Player, Team Avg. HOME RUNS PER GAME 1962 Ronnie Braddock, Georgia ...... 489 STOLEN BASES 2012 Raph Rhymes, LSU...... 431 Year Player, Team Avg. 1969 Phil Garner, Tennessee ...... 0.36 Year Player, Team SB RUNS PER GAME 1973 Bobby Tucker, Tennessee...... 0.37 1997 Clay Greene, Tennessee ...... 54 Year Player, Team Avg. HOME RUNS BASES ON BALLS 1983 Bret Elbin, Alabama ...... 1.63 2001 Chris Burke, Tennessee...... 1.57 Year Player, Team No. Year Player, Team No. 1981 Bruce Castoria, Miss. State ...... 29* 1987 Andy Galy, LSU ...... 77* DOUBLES PER GAME 1996 Eddy Furniss, LSU...... 26* 1998 Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... 85 2005 Matt LaPorta, Florida ...... 26 2002 , Alabama...... 69 Year Player, Team Avg. 2008 Gordon Beckham, Georgia .....28* 1991 Doug Radziewicz, Georgia ...... 0.54 Matt Clark, LSU ...... 28* BASES ON BALLS PER GAME (Also led nation in doubles with 31) Year Player, Team Avg. TRIPLES PER GAME RUNS BATTED IN 1998 Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... 1.33 Year Player, Team No. (Also led nation in bases on balls with 85) Year Player, Team Avg. 1993 Todd Walker, LSU ...... 102 2002 Jeremy Brown, Alabama...... 105 1963 Carroll Minnick, Georgia ...... 0.28 1996 Eddy Furniss, LSU...... 103 (Also led nation with 69) 1965 Frank Fryer, Auburn ...... 0.26

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 127 THROUGH THE YEARS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC - NCAA STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS TOUGHEST TO STRIKE OUT HOME RUNS PER GAME ATTENDANCE Year Player, Team AB/SO Avg. Year Team Avg. 1981 Larry Simcox, Ole Miss . . . 174/1 174.0# 1972 Kentucky ...... 1.15 AVERAGE ATTENDANCE 1994 Kentucky ...... 1.93 Year Team Avg. LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Also led nation in home runs with 110) 1985 Miss. State ...... 3,894 1997 LSU ...... 2.69# Year Player, Team ERA 1987 Miss. State ...... 3,536 (Also led nation in home runs with 188) 1981 Jeff Keener, Kentucky ...... 0.51 1988 Miss. State ...... 3,634 1998 LSU ...... 2.34 1988 Bobby Reed, Miss. State ...... 1.09 1989 Miss. State ...... 4,476 (Also led nation in home runs with 157) 1990 Miss. State ...... 6,430 2010 Auburn ...... 2.05 STRIKEOUT RATIO 1996 LSU...... 5,816 (Also led nation in home runs with 131) Year Player, Team IP/SO Avg. 1997 LSU...... 6,322 1977 Bob Sprowl, Alabama.... 92.0/118 11.5 HOME RUNS 1998 LSU...... 6,646 1981 Alan Dunn, Alabama .... 44.1/62 12.6 1999 LSU...... 7,155 1994 John Powell, Auburn..... 89.1/130 13.1 Year Team No. 2000 LSU...... 7,356 (Also led nation in strikeouts with 130) 1994 Kentucky ...... 110 2001 LSU...... 7,476 2008 Scott Bittle, Ole Miss..... 70.2/130 16.5 1996 LSU...... 131 2002 LSU ...... 7,532 2012 Aaron Nola, LSU ...... 12.57 1997 LSU ...... 188# 2003 LSU...... 7,449 1998 LSU ...... 157 2004 LSU ...... 7,802 VICTORIES 2010 Auburn ...... 131 2005 LSU...... 7,508 2012 Florida ...... 75 Year Player, Team W-L 2006 LSU...... 7,320 2007 Arkansas...... 8,089 1994 R.A. Dickey, Tennessee ...... 15-2 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 1997 Tim Hudson, Auburn ...... 15-2* 2008 LSU...... 7,590 2000 Kip Bouknight, S. Carolina ...... 17-1 Year Team Pct. 2009 LSU...... 9,611 2005 Luke Hochevar, Tennessee ...... 15-3 1997 Alabama ...... 622 2010 LSU ...... 10,673 2011 Michael Roth, S. Carolina...... 14-3 2010 Auburn ...... 591 2011 LSU...... 10,534 2012 LSU ...... 10,736 SAVES TOTAL BASES 2013 LSU ...... 11,006# Year Player, Team SV Year Team TB 1983 Troy Brauchle, Alabama ...... 12 1997 Alabama ...... 1,571 TOTAL ATTENDANCE 1991 Ben Short, Alabama ...... 14* Year Team Total 1991 , LSU ...... 14* STOLEN BASES 1990 Miss. State ...... 199,330 2001 Lee Gronkiewicz, S. Carolina ....19 Year Team SB 1996 LSU...... 226,805 2002 , S. Carolina...... 16 1991 Tennessee ...... 174 1997 LSU...... 252,864 2003 Steven Register, Auburn ...... 16 1998 LSU...... 232,597 2004 Chad Blackwell, S. Carolina .....20 FIELDING PERCENTAGE 1999 LSU...... 271,888 2008 Joshua Fields, Georgia...... 18 Year Team Pct. 2000 LSU...... 286,874 2011 Matt Price, S. Carolina ...... 20 1993 Tennessee ...... 975 2001 LSU...... 276,622 1994 Tennessee ...... 977 2002 LSU ...... 271,159 1999 Mississippi State ...... 974 2003 LSU...... 245.813 TEAM 2002 South Carolina...... 976 2004 LSU ...... 265,255 2005 LSU...... 270,300 BATTING AVERAGE DOUBLE PLAYS PER GAME 2006 LSU...... 263,534 2007 LSU...... 256,537 Year Team Avg. Year Team Avg. 2008 LSU...... 311,187 1971 Auburn ...... 330 1975 Kentucky ...... 1.37 2009 LSU ...... 394,068 1994 Tennessee ...... 1.41 2010 LSU...... 394,900 HITS (Also led nation in double plays with 93) 2011 LSU ...... 400,295 Year Team No. 2012 LSU ...... 472,931 1990 LSU...... 807 DOUBLE PLAYS 2013 LSU ...... 473,298# 1997 Alabama ...... 860 Year Team Avg. 2011 Florida ...... 755 1990 Georgia...... 85 * - Tied for position 1994 Tennessee ...... 93 # - NCAA Record RUNS 2012 Mississippi State ...... 71 Year Team No. 1993 LSU...... 603 1997 Alabama ...... 679

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BATTING AVERAGE CAREER: 80 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (265 games) ...... 1995-98 GAME (Min. 6 at bats): 78 — Brad Cresse, LSU (236 games) ...... 1997-00 1.000 — Adam Frazier, Miss. State vs. Virginia (6 for 6) ...... 2013 74 — Matt LaPorta, Florida (215 games) ...... 2004-07 — David Coffey, Georgia vs. Gardner Webb (6 for 6) ...... 2003 67 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (183 games) ...... 1983-85 — Kris Bennett, Tennessee vs. Georiga (CWS 6 for 6) ...... 2001 62 — Justin Smoak, South Carolina (195 games) ...... 2006-08 — Chris Burke, Tennessee vs. Hawaii-Hilo (6 for 6) ...... 2000 61 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (244 games) ...... 1996-99 — Jeff Pickler, Tennessee vs. College of Charleston (6 for 6) ...... 1998 61 — Will Clark, Miss. State (175 games) ...... 1983-85 — Kenderick Moore, Arkansas vs. Alabama (6 for 6) ...... 1995 59 — Trey McClure, LSU (234 games) ...... 1996-99 — Burke Masters, Miss. State vs. Florida State (6 for 6) ...... 1990 59 — Josh Etheredge, Auburn (222 games) ...... 1995-98 — Larry Fielder, Tennessee vs. Georgia Tech (6 for 6) ...... 1968 58 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State (202 games) ...... 1979-82 — Tommy Nichols, Ole Miss vs. Delta State (6 for 6) ...... 1967 57 — Preston Tucker, Florida (265 games) ...... 2009-12 — Don Bell, Miss. State vs. Arkansas (6 for 6) ...... 1966 57 — Danny Hamblin, Arkansas (246 games) ...... 2004-07 — Ron Bertsch, Kentucky vs. Transylvania (6 for 6) ...... 1959 56 — Blake Dean, LSU (258 games)...... 2007-10 — Terry Murphy, Miss. State vs. Vanderbilt (6 for 6) ...... 1956 56 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (232 games) ...... 1996-99 — Bobby Wilson, Ole Miss vs. Delta State (6 for 6) ...... 1948 55 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (195 games) ...... 1996-98 — Charley Connerly, Ole Miss vs. Millsaps (6 for 6) ...... 1947 53 — Gordon Beckham, Georgia (197 games) ...... 2006-08 52 — Todd Walker, LSU (203 games) ...... 1992-94 SEASON: 51 — Josh Morris, Georgia (190 games) ...... 2004-06 .525 — David Magadan, Alabama (114 for 217) ...... 1983 51 — Jon Knott, Miss. State (228 games) ...... 1998-01 .489 — Ronnie Braddock, Georgia (22 for 45) ...... 1962 50 — Ryan Patterson, LSU (190 games) ...... 2003-05 .469 — Ken Chapman, Alabama (30 for 64) ...... 1959 50 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (232 games) ...... 1998-01 .464 — Sam Ewing, Tennessee (45 for 97) ...... 1970 50 — Doug Duke, Alabama (128 games) ...... 1984-86 .464 — Charley Trippi, Georgia (52 for 112) ...... 1946 50 — G.W. Keller, Alabama (201 games) ...... 1997-99 .459 — Hunter Bledsoe, Vanderbilt (95 for 207) ...... 1999 49 — Brian Fletcher, Auburn (171 games) ...... 2008-10 .459 — Nat Showalter, Miss. State (67 for 146) ...... 1977 49 — Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt (170 games) ...... 2006-08 .451 — Charley Conerly, Ole Miss (34 for 75) ...... 1947 49 — Frank Thomas, Auburn (178 games) ...... 1987-89 49 — Albert Belle, LSU (184 games) ...... 1985-87 CAREER: 49 — Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt (189 games) ...... 1977-80 .439 — David Magadan, Alabama (268 for 610) ...... 1981-83 48 — Kent Matthes, Alabama (199 games) ...... 2006-09 .425 — Hunter Bledsoe, Vanderbilt (170 for 400) ...... 1997-99 48 — Kyle Gordon, Ole Miss (193 games) ...... 1984-87 .411 — Sam Ewing, Tennessee (117 for 284) ...... 1968-70 47 — Mike Zunino, Florida (193 games) ...... 2010-12 .411 — Ken Chapman, Alabama (85 for 207) ...... 1959-61 47 — , Alabama (216 games) ...... 2007-10 .407 — Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss (138 for 345) ...... 1968-70 47 — Dustan Mohr, Alabama (200 games) ...... 1995-97 .404 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (314 for 777) ...... 1999-01 47 — Tracy Echols, Miss. State (237 games) ...... 1986-87, 89-90 .399 — Charley Connerly, Ole Miss (55 for 138)...... 1947-48 47 — Clinton Johnston, Vanderbilt (162 games) ...... 1996-98 .396 — Todd Walker, LSU (310 for 783) ...... 1992-94 46 — Hunter Morris, Auburn (168 games) ...... 2008-10 .397 — John Huffstetler, Tennessee (54 for 136) ...... 1951-53 46 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (251 games) ...... 1999-02 .394 — Joe Stewart, Georgia (104 for 355) ...... 1977-79 46 — Blair Barbier, LSU (259 games) ...... 1997-00 46 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1995-98 45 — Doc Brooks, Georgia (162 games) ...... 1999-01 HOME RUNS 45 — Tommy Raffo, Miss. State (218 games) ...... 1987-90 45 — Roger Miller, Georgia (230 games) ...... 1986-89 GAME: 4 — Bill Sandry, Kentucky vs. Eastern Kentucky ...... 1982 GRAND SLAMS SEASON: 40 — Brandon Larson, LSU (69 games) ...... 1997 GAME: 30 — Brad Cresse, LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 2 — Zack Powers, Florida vs. Duke ...... 2013 29 — Yaron Peters, South Carolina (72 games) ...... 2002 2 — Preston Tucker, Florida vs. UCF ...... 2009 29 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (61 games) ...... 1984 2 — Roger Miller, Georgia vs. Georgia College ...... 1987 29 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State (63 games) ...... 1981 2 — Frank Baldasare, Auburn vs. Florida State ...... 1968 29 — Brad Cresse, LSU (63 games) ...... 1998 28 — Kent Matthes, Alabama (58 games) ...... 2009 SEASON: 28 — Gordon Beckham, Georgia (71 games) ...... 2008 6 — Mike Pitisci, Alabama (53 games) ...... 1984 28 — Matt Clark, LSU (65 games) ...... 2008 4 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State (63 games) ...... 1981 28 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 4 — Brad Cresse, LSU (63 games) ...... 1998 28 — Will Clark, Miss. State (61 games) ...... 1984 27 — Trey McClure, LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 CAREER: 27 — Doug Duke, Alabama (63 games) ...... 1986 7 — Roger Miller, Georgia (230 games) ...... 1986-99 26 — Matt LaPorta, Florida (70 games) ...... 2005 6 — Mike Pitisci, Alabama (53 games) ...... 1984 26 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (66 games) ...... 1996 6 — Jeff Pyburn, Georgia (128 games) ...... 1978-80 25 — Rich Poythress, Georgia (62 games) ...... 2009 6 — Josh Etheredge, Auburn (222 games) ...... 1995-98 25 — Dustan Mohr, Alabama (68 games) ...... 1997 25 — Gary Hymel, LSU (71 games) ...... 1991 25 — Will Clark, Miss. State (65 games) ...... 1985 RUNS BATTED IN 24 — Sonny Cortez, Tennessee (52 games) ...... 1998 24 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 INNING: 23 — Hunter Morris, Auburn (64 games) ...... 2010 8 — Jeff Pyburn, Georgia vs. Westminster ...... 1980 23 — Nick Ebert, South Carolina (63 games) ...... 2009 8 — Allen Trammell, Florida vs. Kentucky ...... 1965 23 — Justin Smoak, South Carolina (63 games) ...... 2008 23 — Josh Morris, Georgia (67 games) ...... 2006 GAME: 11 — Preston Tucker, Florida vs. UCF ...... 2009 23 — Quinn Stewart, LSU (59 games) ...... 2006 11 — Jason Nappi, Mississippi State vs. UAB ...... 2008 23 — Ryan Shealy, Florida (65 games) ...... 2002 10 — Avery Barnes, Florida vs. Tennessee ...... 2007 23 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (64 games) ...... 1997 10 — Adam Davis, Florida vs. Tennessee ...... 2005 23 — Jeff Abbott, Kentucky (55 games) ...... 1994 10 — Joe Randa, Tennessee vs. Louisville ...... 1991 23 — Andy Osbolt, Georgia (53 games) ...... 1998 10 — Roger Miller, Georgia vs. Georgia College ...... 1987 23 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (64 games) ...... 1998 10 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State vs. Jackson State ...... 1984 10 — Bob Berry, Auburn vs. Huntingdon ...... 1982 10 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State vs. UNLV ...... 1981 130 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE SEC RECORDS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

10 — Frank Baldasare, Auburn vs. Florida State ...... 1968 8 — John Farrell, Alabama vs. Miss. State (4 for 8) ...... 1989 10 — Charley Conerly, Ole Miss vs. Millsaps ...... 1947 8 — Pat Monti, Alabama vs. Miss. State (3 for 8) ...... 1989 8 — Burke Masters, Miss. State vs. Alabama (5 for 8) ...... 1989 SEASON: 8 — Russell Whittenburg, Auburn vs. Arkansas (0 for 8) ...... 1994 118 — Brandon Larson, LSU (69 games) ...... 1997 8 — Mike Killimett, Auburn vs. Arkansas (2 for 8) ...... 1994 106 — Brad Cresse, LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 8 — Jay Waggoner, Auburn vs. Troy State (5 for 8) ...... 1994 103 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 8 — Chris Wiggs, Florida vs. Miami, Fla. (2 for 8) ...... 1995 103 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (66 games) ...... 1996 8 — Dee Smithey, Alabama vs. Georgia Southern (3 for 8) ...... 1984 102 — Todd Walker, LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 8 — Allan Stallings, Alabama vs. Georgia Southern (4 for 8) ...... 1984 98 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State (63 games) ...... 1981 8 — Andy Merchant, Auburn vs. Florida (6 for 8) ...... 1972 95 — Yaron Peters, South Carolina (72) ...... 2002 8 — Bill Etheridge, Miss. State vs. Ole Miss (2 for 8) ...... 1963 95 — Tim Hudson, Auburn (66 games) ...... 1997 8 — Terry Childers, Georgia vs. Western Carolina (3 for 8) ...... 1992 95 — David Magadan, Alabama (56 games) ...... 1983 8 — Blaise Kozeniewski, Georgia vs. Western Carolina (5 for 8) ...... 1992 94 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (61 games) ...... 1984 93 — Will Clark, Miss. State (61 games) ...... 1984 SEASON: 92 — Todd Helton, Tennessee (69 games) ...... 1995 334 — Drew Meyer, South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 90 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1997 315 — Joey Side, Georgia (70) ...... 2006 90 — Brad Cresse, LSU (63 games) ...... 1998 311 — Ryan Peisel, Georgia (71 games) ...... 2008 90 — Josh Etheredge, Auburn (63 games) ...... 1998 304 — Adam Frazier, Miss. State (71 games) ...... 2013 87 — Sonny Cortez, Tennessee (52 games) ...... 1998 302 — Justin Harris, South Carolina (74 games) ...... 2002 87 — Ryan Bordenick, South Carolina (56 games) ...... 1997 302 — David Eckstein, Florida (68 games) ...... 1996 86 — Rich Poythress, Georgia (62 games) ...... 2009 301 — , Georgia (70 games)...... 2008 86 — Gabe Gross, Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 298 — McKay Smith, Georgia (71 games) ...... 1990 86 — Casey Dunn, Auburn (65 games) ...... 1999 297 — Josh Rutledge, Alabama (67 games) ...... 2010 85 — Preston Tucker, Florida (62 games) ...... 2009 296 — Whit Merrifield, South Carolina (70 games) ...... 2010 85 — Wes Grisham, LSU (72 games) ...... 1989 296 — Steve Thomas, South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 85 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (65 games) ...... 1998 295 — David Tidwell, Alabama (69 games) ...... 1997 294 — Adam Davis, Florida (71 games) ...... 2005 CAREER: 294 — Brian Buscher, South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 308 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (265 games) ...... 1995-98 293 — Ryan Patterson, LSU (65 games) ...... 2004 269 — Josh Etheredge, Auburn (222 games) ...... 1995-98 293 — Matt Whitley, Tennessee (70 games)...... 1995 265 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1995-98 292 — Mike Fontenot, LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 260 — Blake Dean, LSU (258 games)...... 2007-10 291 — Jay Waggoner, Auburn (65 games) ...... 1994 258 — Preston Tucker, Florida (265 games) ...... 2009-12 291 — Wes Grisham, LSU (72 games) ...... 1989 257 — Brad Cresse, LSU (236 games) ...... 1997-00 289 — Brandon Larson, LSU (69 games) ...... 1997 255 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (216 games) ...... 1998-01 288 — Dave Majeski, Florida (68 games) ...... 1991 246 — Todd Walker, LSU (203 games) ...... 1992-94 287 — Andy Neufeld, Georgia (69 games) ...... 2001 239 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (183 games) ...... 1983-85 287 — Brad Hawpe, LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 238 — Todd Helton, Tennessee (199 games) ...... 1993-95 287 — David Mitchell, Miss. State (71 games) ...... 1990 233 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (232 games) ...... 1996-99 286 — Anthony Gomez, Vanderbilt ...... 20 232 — Casey Dunn, Auburn (231 games) ...... 1996-99 286 — Preston Tucker, Florida (72 games) ...... 2011 230 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (251 games) ...... 1999-02 286 — Gordon Beckham, Georgia (70 games) ...... 2006 226 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (244 games) ...... 1996-99 285 — John Cohen, Miss. State (71 games) ...... 1990 226 — Roger Miller, Georgia (230 games) ...... 1986-89 219 — Danny Hamblin, Arkansas (246 games) ...... 2004-07 CAREER: 218 — Gabe Gross, Auburn (183 games) ...... 1999-01 1035 — Preston Tucker, Florida (265 games) ...... 2009-12 214 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (195 games) ...... 1996-98 1019 — Jason Williams, LSU (266 games) ...... 1993-96 213 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State (202 games) ...... 1979-82 1000 — Blair Barbier, LSU (259 games) ...... 1997-00 207 — Justin Smoak, South Carolina (195 games) ...... 2006-08 998 — Jeffery Rea, Miss. State (236 games) ...... 2004-07 207 — Tommy Raffo, Miss. State (218 games) ...... 1987-90 998 — Jay Waggoner, Auburn (246 games) ...... 1992-95 206 — Matt LaPorta, Florida (215 games) ...... 2004-07 994 — Steven Gendron, Miss. State (232 games) ...... 2001-04 206 — Jon Knott, Miss. State (228 games) ...... 1998-01 993 — Matthew Maniscalco, Miss. State (246 games) ...... 2000-03 989 — Blake Dean, LSU (258 games)...... 2007-10 967 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1995-98 OFFICIAL TIMES AT BAT 963 — Brent Boyd, Alabama (242 games) ...... 1999-02 950 — Michael Campbell, South Carolina (255 games) ...... 2003-06 INNING: 948 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (265 games) ...... 1995-98 3 — Ben Harrison, Florida vs. Savannah State (3 hits) ...... 2001 941 — Josh Adams, Florida (253 games) ...... 2008-11 3 — Chip Rhea, Kentucky vs. Marshall (3 hits) ...... 1996 941 — Mark Ellis, Florida (174 games) ...... 1996-99 3 — Joey Jackson, Vanderbilt vs. St. Joseph’s (3 hits) ...... 1986 940 — Danny Hamblin, Arkansas (246 games) ...... 2004-07 3 — Vance Shulte, Vanderbilt vs. St. Joseph’s (3 hits) ...... 1986 937 — Burke Masters, Miss. State (251 games) ...... 1987-90 3 — Jeff Pyburn, Georgia vs. Westminster (3 hits) ...... 1980 927 — Taylor Dugas, Alabama (241 games) ...... 2009-12 3 — Allen Trammell, Florida vs. Kentucky (3 hits) ...... 1965 919 — Travis Chapman, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1997-00 3 — Jay Waggoner, Auburn vs. Troy State (3 hits) ...... 1994 917 — Brandon Moore, Auburn (242 games) ...... 1991-94 3 — , LSU vs. Georgia Tech (2 hits) ...... 1996 910 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (251 games) ...... 1999-02 905 — Casey Dunn, Auburn (231 games) ...... 1996-99 GAME: 905 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (244 games) ...... 1996-99 9 — Anthony Gomez, Vanderbilt vs. Louisville ...... 2012 901 — Chad Wandall, Auburn (245 games) ...... 1996-99 9 — Mark Gugino, South Carolina vs. Clemson (4 for 9) ...... 1994 900 — Joe Caruso, Alabama (242 games) ...... 1994-97 9 — John Fuller, Florida vs. Auburn ...... 1972 900 — Tookie Johnson, LSU (255 games) ...... 1988-91 8 — Casey Turgeon, Florida vs. Missouri (3 for 8) ...... 2013 8 — Adam Frazier, Miss. State vs. Missouri (3 for 8) ...... 2013 8 — Alex Detz, Miss. State vs. Misouri (2 for 8) ...... 2013 HITS 8 — Mario Garza, Florida vs. South Florida (4 for 8) ...... 2003 8 — C.J. Smith, Florida vs. South Florida (3 for 8) ...... 2003 GAME: 8 — Justin Tordi, Florida vs. South Florida (5 for 8) ...... 2003 6 — Adam Frazier, Miss. State vs. Virginia ...... 2013 8 — Steve Gendron, Miss. State vs. Georgia (1 for 8) ...... 2003 6 — Tyler Johnstone, Auburn vs. Elon ...... 2005 8 — Garris Gonce, South Carolina vs. Arkansas (3 for 8) ...... 2002 6 — David Coffey, Georgia vs. Gardner Webb ...... 2003 8 — Lance Jones, Ole Miss vs. Arizona ...... 2001 6 — Kris Bennett, Tennessee vs. Georgia (CWS)...... 2001 8 — Burney Hutchinson, Ole Miss vs. Arizona ...... 2001 6 — Chris Burke, Tennesse vs. Hawaii-Hilo ...... 2000 8 — Justin Parker, Tennessee vs. Georgia State (4 for 8) ...... 1999 6 — Andy Merchant, Auburn vs. Florida ...... 1972 8 — Jeff Baumtrog, Tennessee vs. Georgia State (5 for 8) ...... 1999 6 — Burke Masters, Miss. State vs. Florida State ...... 1990 8 — Dan Gorman, Tennessee vs. ETSU (3 for 8) ...... 1988 6 — Tracy Echols, Miss. State vs. Kentucky ...... 1989 8 — Stacy Stokes, South Carolina vs. Clemson (2 for 8) ...... 1994 6 — Larry Fielder, Tennessee vs. Georgia Tech ...... 1968

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 131 SEC RECORDS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

6 — Tommy Nichols, Ole Miss vs. Delta State ...... 1967 334 — Taylor Dugas, Alabama (927 at bats) ...... 2009-12 6 — Don Bell, Miss. State vs. Arkansas ...... 1966 332 — Blake Dean, LSU (989 at bats) ...... 2007-10 6 — Ron Bertsch, Kentucky vs. Transylvania ...... 1959 328 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (967 at bats) ...... 1995-98 6 — Ralph Greenbaun, Vanderbilt vs. Middle Tennessee State ...... 1957 327 — Travis Chapman, Miss. State (919 at bats) ...... 1997-00 6 — Terry Murphy, Miss. State vs. Vanderbilt ...... 1956 327 — Jason Williams, LSU (1019 at bats) ...... 1993-96 6 — Bobby Wilson, Ole Miss vs. Delta State ...... 1948 322 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (244 games) ...... 1996-99 6 — Charley Conerly, Ole Miss vs. Millsaps ...... 1947 319 — Mark Ellis, Florida (941 at bats) ...... 1996-99 6 — Kendrick Moore, Arkansas vs. Alabama ...... 1995 316 — Steve Gendron, Mississippi State (242 games) ...... 2001-04 6 — Ryan Bordenick, South Carolina vs. Clemson ...... 1997 313 — Brent Boyd, Alabama (963 at bats) ...... 1999-02 6 — Mike Curry, South Carolina vs. Western Carolina ...... 1997 314 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (777 at bats) ...... 1999-01 6 — Jason McConnell, Arkansas vs. Vanderbilt ...... 1997 310 — Todd Walker, LSU (713 at bats) ...... 1992-94 6 — Jeremy Jackson, Arkansas vs. Northeastern State ...... 1997 309 — Mailon Kent, Auburn (232 games) ...... 1998-01 6 — Jeff Pickler, Tennessee vs. College of Charleston ...... 1998 309 — Joe Caruso, Alabama (900 at bats) ...... 1994-97 307 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (910 at bats) ...... 1999-02 SEASON: 307 — Blair Barbier, LSU (1000 at bats) ...... 1997-00 120 — Drew Meyer, South Carolina (334 at bats) ...... 2002 307 — Casey Dunn, Auburn (231 games) ...... 1996-99 119 — Jay Waggoner, Auburn (291 at bats) ...... 1994 304 — Brandon Moore, Auburn (917 at bats) ...... 1991-94 118 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (271 at bats) ...... 2001 303 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (216 games) ...... 1998-01 114 — David Magadan, Alabama (217 at bats) ...... 1983 300 — Dominic de la Osa, Vanderbilt (243 games) ...... 2005-08 113 — Gordon Beckham (275 at bats) ...... 2008 111 — Joey Side, Georgia (315 at bats) ...... 2006 111 — Warner Jones, Vanderbilt (268 at bats) ...... 2004 DOUBLES 110 — Brandon Larson, LSU (289 at bats) ...... 1997 109 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (272 at bats) ...... 2000 INNING: 109 — Todd Walker, LSU (276 at bats) ...... 1993 2 — Vickash Ramjit, Florida vs. South Carolina ...... 2013 109 — Jeff Pickler, Tennessee (245 at bats) ...... 1998 2 — Beau Hearod, Alabama vs. UAB ...... 2003 108 — Chaz Lytle, Georgia (279 at bats) ...... 2002 2 — Michael Brown, Miss. State vs. Ole Miss ...... 2001 108 — Tim Hudson, Auburn (273 at bats) ...... 1997 2 — Jay Tedesco, Kentucky vs. Marshall ...... 1996 107 — Adam Frazier, Miss. State (304 at bats) ...... 2013 2 — Jay Waggoner, Auburn vs. Troy State ...... 1994 107 — G.W. Keller, Alabama (270 at bats) ...... 1999 2 — Jon Shave, Miss. State vs. Georgia Southern ...... 1990 107 — Josh Rutledge, Alabama (297 at bats) ...... 2010 2 — Billy Minnis, Florida vs. Alabama ...... 1989 106 — J.C. Holt, LSU (270 at bats) ...... 2004 2 — Chuck Rouse, Ole Miss vs. Southern Illinois ...... 1982 106 — Brian Buscher, South Carolina (270 at bats) ...... 2003 2 — Charles DeFrance, Vanderbilt vs. Georgia ...... 1981 106 — Yaron Peters, South Carolina (281 at bats) ...... 2002 2 — David Nenad, Vanderbilt vs. Florida ...... 1980 106 — Brad Cresse, LSU (273 at bats) ...... 2000 2 — Ronnie Russell, Ole Miss vs. Delta State ...... 1979 106 — Wes Grisham, LSU (291 at bats) ...... 1989 2 — Allen Trammell, Florida vs. Kentucky ...... 1965 105 — Hunter Morris, Auburn (272 at bats) ...... 2010 105 — Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt(272 at bats) ...... 2007 GAME: 105 — Steve Thomas, South Carolina (296 at bats) ...... 2002 4 — Lee Mitchell, Georgia vs. Coastal Carolina ...... 2002 105 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 4 — Matt Kata, Vanderbilt vs. Alabama ...... 1998 105 — Dax Norris, Alabama (284 at bats) ...... 1996 4 — Rodney Nye, Arkansas vs. Louisiana Tech ...... 1998 105 — Todd Helton, Tennessee (258 at bats) ...... 1995 4 — David Eckstein, Florida vs. Bethune-Cookman ...... 1996 105 — Scott Pratt, Auburn (258 at bats) ...... 1998 4 — Jeffrey Johnson, Ole Miss vs. South Carolina ...... 1995 104 — Alex Bregman, LSU ...... 2013 4 — Mick Kerns, Alabama vs. Auburn (1st game) ...... 1991 104 — Ryan Flaherty, Vanderbilt (272 at bats) ...... 2007 4 — Junior Rodgers, Ole Miss vs. Livingston ...... 1985 104 — Mark Kiger, Florida (258 at bats) ...... 2002 4 — Ken Dempsey, Auburn vs. Georgia ...... 1981 104 — Pat Osborn, Florida (251 at bats) ...... 2002 104 — Brad Hawpe, LSU(287 at bats) ...... 2000 SEASON: 104 — Mike Curry, South Carolina (260 at bats) ...... 1998 36 — Brad Hawpe, LSU(69 games) ...... 2000 103 — Kurt Keene, Florida (282 at bats) ...... 2000 31 — Doug Radziewicz, Georgia (58 games) ...... 1991 103 — Mike Fontenot, LSU(292 at bats) ...... 2000 31 — David Magadan, Alabama (58 games) ...... 1983 103 — Brian Wiese, Miss. State (250 at bats) ...... 1998 30 — Jeff Pickler, Tennessee (55 games) ...... 1998 103 — Adam Sullivan, Auburn (260 at bats) ...... 1997 29 — Scott Schroeffel, Tennessee (63 games) ...... 1996 103 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (259 at bats) ...... 1999 28 — Mike Zunino, Florida (66 games) ...... 2012 102 — Josh Rutledge, Alabama (67 games) ...... 2010 27 — Warner Jones, Vanderbilt (64 games) ...... 2004 102 — Zack Cox, Arkansas (102 hits in 238 at bats) ...... 2010 27 — Adam Pavkovich, Alabama (62 games) ...... 2003 102 — Sean Barker, LSU (267 at bats) ...... 2002 27 — Aaron Hill, LSU (68 games) ...... 2003 102 — Jeff Keppinger, Georgia (262 at bats) ...... 2001 27 — Matt Erickson, Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 102 — Gabe Gross, Auburn (61 games( ...... 2000 27 — Pete Young, Miss. State (67 games) ...... 1989 102 — Casey Dunn, Auburn (269 at bats) ...... 1999 27 — Vince Castaldo, Kentucky (63 games) ...... 1988 102 — Mailon Kent, Auburn (269 at bats) ...... 1999 27 — Todd Helton, Tennessee (69 games) ...... 1995 102 — David Eckstein, Florida (302 at bats) ...... 1996 27 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 102 — Joe Caruso, Alabama (278 at bats) ...... 1996 27 — Eric Hinske, Arkansas (58 games) ...... 1998 102 — Jeff Abbott, Kentucky (229 at bats) ...... 1994 27 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 102 — Tommy Raffo, Miss. State (266 at bats)...... 1989 26 — Mitch Moreland, Miss. State (60 games)...... 2007 102 — Roberto Vaz, Alabama (255 at bats) ...... 1997 26 — Steve Thomas, South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 102 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (279 at bats) ...... 1997 26 — Adam Swann, Georgia (69 games) ...... 2001 101 — Emeel Salem, Alabama (284 at bats) ...... 2006 26 — Gabe Gross, Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 101 — Brad Henderson, Ole Miss (260 at bats) ...... 1999 26 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (63 games) ...... 1999 101 — Todd Walker, LSU (257 at bats) ...... 1994 26 — Josh Adeeb, Vanderbilt (51 games) ...... 1997 101 — David Tidwell, Alabama (295 at bats) ...... 1997 26 — , Miss. State (61 games) ...... 1996 100 — Raph Rhymes, LSU (232 at bats) ...... 2012 26 — Russ Johnson, LSU (66 games) ...... 1994 100 — Jeff Corsaletti, Florida (279 at bats) ...... 2005 26 — Wes Grisham, LSU (72 games) ...... 1989 100 — Ryan Patterson, LSU (293 at bats) ...... 2004 26 — Chris Burke, Tennesse (63 games) ...... 2000 100 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (276 at bats) ...... 1997 100 — Todd Walker, LSU (250 at bats) ...... 1992 CAREER: 100 — Wes Grisham, LSU (278 at bats) ...... 1990 87 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (265 games) ...... 1995-98 100 — Adam Everett, South Carolina (267 at bats) ...... 1998 80 — Doug Radziewicz, Georgia (242 games) ...... 1988-91 72 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (186 games) ...... 1999-01 CAREER: 71 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (216 games) ...... 1998-01 352 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (948 at bats) ...... 1995-98 71 — Travis Chapman, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1997-00 341 — Preston Tucker, Florida (265 games) ...... 2009-12 70 — Preston Tucker, Florida (265 games) ...... 2009-12 341 — Jay Waggoner, Auburn (998 at bats) ...... 1992-95 69 — Adam Swann, Georgia (215 games) ...... 1999-02 335 — Jeffery Rea, Miss. State (998 at bats) ...... 2004-07 68 — Gabe Gross, Auburn (183 games) ...... 1999-01 132 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE SEC RECORDS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

68 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (232 games) ...... 1996-99 28 — Josh Hudson, Georgia ...... 1999 67 — Taylor Dugas, Alabama (241 games) ...... 2009-12 28 — Scott Pratt, Auburn ...... 1998 66 — Ryan Patterson, LSU (190 games) ...... 2002-05 27 — Justin Fradejas, Auburn ...... 2010 66 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1995-98 27 — Ron Brown, Miss. State ...... 1993 65 — J.R. Showalter, Georgia (190 games) ...... 1988-90 27 — Greg Thomas, Vanderbilt ...... 1991 65 — Mike Botkin, Kentucky (203 games) ...... 1979-82 27 — David Magadan, Alabama ...... 1981 65 — Todd Helton, Tennessee (199 games) ...... 1993-95 27 — Condredge Holloway, Tennessee ...... 1975 64 — David Magadan, Alabama (162 games) ...... 1981-83 26 — Mark Thornhill, Georgia ...... 2001 63 — Kyle Farmer, Georgia (212 games) ...... 2010-13 26 — Eddy Furniss, LSU ...... 1998 63 — Blake Dean, LSU (258 games)...... 2007-10 26 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... 1997 63 — Dominic de la Osa, Vanderbilt (243 games) ...... 2005-08 26 — Jeff Pickler, Tennessee ...... 1998 63 — Brent Boyd, Alabama (242 games) ...... 1999-02 63 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (244 games) ...... 1996-99 GAMES (Consecutive Seasons): 62 — Blair Barbier, LSU (259 games) ...... 1997-00 36 — Ryan Flaherty, Vanderbilt ...... 2006-07 62 — Matt Erickson, Arkansas (176 games) ...... 1995-97 32 — Warner Jones, Vanderbilt ...... 2003-04 31 — Rex Buckner, Miss. State ...... 1992-93 TRIPLES CONSECUTIVE AT BATS: 11 — Mick Kerns, Alabama ...... 1991 GAME: 10 — Mason Katz, LSU ...... 2012 3 — Michael Rosemond, Ole Miss vs. New Orleans ...... 1999 10 — Craig Gentry, Arkansas ...... 2005 3 — Stuart Driscoll, Tennessee vs. Carson-Newman ...... 1971 10 — Drew Rogers, Ole Miss ...... 2002 3 — Ken Chapman, Alabama vs. Samford ...... 1960 10 — Mike Basse, Tennessee ...... 1991 3 — Maury Hurt, Florida vs. Tennessee ...... 1956 3 — Haywood Sullivan, Florida vs. Georgia Tech ...... 1951 RUNS SCORED SEASON: 12 — Mike Kelley, Miss. State (60 games) ...... 1979 INNING: 11 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (67 games) ...... 2001 3 — Ben Harrison, Florida vs. Savannah State ...... 2001 11 — Brian Duva, Florida (58 games) ...... 1993 3 — Tim Lanier, LSU vs. Georgia Tech ...... 1996 11 — Todd Walker, LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 3 — Joey Jackson, Vanderbilt vs. St. Joseph’s ...... 1986 11 — Rob Teegarden, Florida (60 games) ...... 1979 3 — Allen Trammell, Florida vs. Kentucky ...... 1965 10 — Trey Gainous, Auburn (55 games) ...... 1986 9 — Joey Side, Georgia (70 games) ...... 2006 GAME: 9 — Roberto Vaz, Alabama (63 games) ...... 1997 7 — Mario Garza, Florida vs. Siena ...... 2002 9 — Bob Hughes, Arkansas (57 games) ...... 1994 6 — Brian Reimsnyder, Florida vs. Alabama ...... 1989 8 — Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt (63 games) ...... 2012 6 — Andy Burns, Kentucky vs. Missisippi State ...... 2009 8 — Justin Henry, Ole Miss (65 games) ...... 2007 6 — Adam Davis, Florida vs. Notre Dame ...... 2005 8 — Ryan Klosterman, Vanderbilt (63 games) ...... 2004 6 — Jonathan Tucker, Florida vs. Hofstra...... 2003 8 — Shane Kelly, Miss. State (60 games) ...... 2000 6 — Mario Garza, Florida vs. Florida Atlantic ...... 2003 8 — Justin Parker, Tennessee (63 games) ...... 2000 6 — Jeremy Jackson, Arkansas vs. Northeastern State ...... 1997 8 — Jeremy Jackson, Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 6 — Adam Everett, South Carolina vs. Clemson ...... 1997 8 — Kevin Kessinger, Ole Miss (54 games) ...... 1991 6 — Derick Urquhart, South Carolina vs. Clemson ...... 1997 8 — Tommy Keyes, Ole Miss (33 games) ...... 1963 6 — Ryan Bordenick, South Carolina vs. Clemson ...... 1997 8 — Sonny Saye, Georgia (27 games) ...... 1955 6 — Craig Shipley, Alabama vs. Georgia Southern ...... 1984 8 — Roger Sigler, LSU (19 games) ...... 1954 6 — David Jackson, Georgia vs. Tennessee Temple ...... 1982 8 — Dick Ramsey, Kentucky (25 games) ...... 1949 6 — Terry Murphy, Miss. State vs. Vanderbilt ...... 1956 CAREER: SEASON: 21 — Brian Duva, Florida (241 games) ...... 1991-94 105 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (67 games) ...... 2001 20 — Rock Wilson, Auburn (213 games) ...... 1984-87 102 — Mike Curry, South Carolina (62 games) ...... 1998 20 — Mike Kelley, Miss. State (190 games) ...... 1976-79 97 — Gordon Beckham, Georgia (71 games) ...... 2008 20 — Ty Bilderback, Arkansas (205 games) ...... 1992-95 95 — Nathan Dunn, LSU (66 games) ...... 1996 18 — Taylor Dugas, Alabama (241 games) ...... 2009-12 93 — Mike Fontenot,LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 17 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (186 games) ...... 1999-01 90 — Mark Kiger, Florida (65 games) ...... 2002 16 — Clete Thomas, Auburn (179 games) ...... 2003-05 88 — Brett Elbin, Alabama (54 games) ...... 1983 15 — Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt (28 games) ...... 2011-12 87 — Drew Meyer, South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 15 — Jason McConnell, Arkansas (153 games) ...... 1995-97 87 — Roberto Vaz, Alabama (63 games) ...... 1997 15 — Allen Williams, Arkansas (172 games) ...... 1992-94 87 — Eric Hinske, Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 15 — Todd Walker, LSU (203 games) ...... 1992-94 87 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (61 games) ...... 1984 15 — Nick Morrow, Vanderbilt (219 games) ...... 1991-94 86 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (64 games) ...... 1998 15 — Trey Gainous, Auburn (154 games) ...... 1985-87 86 — David Tidwell, Alabama (69 games) ...... 1997 15 — Rob Teegarden, Florida (108 games) ...... 1978-79 86 — Matt Erickson, Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 15 — Chuck Long, Kentucky (180 games) ...... 1976-79 86 — Todd Helton, Tennessee (69 games) ...... 1995 14 — Justin Henry, Ole Miss (186 games) ...... 2005-07 85 — G.W. Keller, Alabama (69 games) ...... 1999 14 — Alex Presley, Ole Miss (185 games) ...... 2004-06 85 — David Eckstein, Florida (64 games) ...... 1997 14 — Joey Side, Georgia (187 games) ...... 2004-06 85 — Todd Walker, LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 14 — Burney Hutchinson, Ole Miss (214 games) ...... 1999-02 85 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 14 — Justin Parker, Tennessee (218 games) ...... 1998-01 83 — Gabe Gross, Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 14 — Kevin Kessinger, Ole Miss (209 games) ...... 1989-92 83 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 14 — Nate Riddley, Ole Miss (193 games) ...... 1989-92 83 — Russ Johnson, LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 14 — Ted Milton, Miss. State (151 games) ...... 1969-72 CAREER: 270 — Jason Williams, LSU (266 games) ...... 1993-96 HITTING STREAK 261 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (265 games) ...... 1995-98 260 — Blair Barbier, LSU (259 games) ...... 1997-00 GAMES (Single Season): 244 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (251 games) ...... 1999-02 36 — Andy Phillips, Alabama ...... 1999 241 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (232 games) ...... 1996-99 35 — Ryan Flaherty, Vanderbilt ...... 2007 240 — Mark Ellis, Florida (224 games) ...... 1996-99 33 — Todd Walker, LSU ...... 1993 239 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (195 games) ...... 1996-98 32 — Roberto Vaz, Alabama ...... 1997 234 — Todd Walker, LSU (203 games) ...... 1992-94 31 — Casey Dunn, Auburn ...... 1997 233 — Brent Boyd, Alabama (242 games) ...... 1999-02 30 — Thomas Berkery, Mississippi State ...... 2006 232 — Taylor Dugas, Alabama (241 games) ...... 2009-12 29 — Tim Olson, Florida ...... 2000 232 — Mailon Kent, Auburn (216 games) ...... 1998-01

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 133 SEC RECORDS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

232 — Dan Van Cleve, Miss. State (219 games) ...... 1982-85 510 — Ryan Patterson, LSU (190 games) ...... 2003-05 227 — Burke Masters, Miss. State (251 games) ...... 1987-90 509 — G.W. Keller, Alabama (201 games) ...... 1997-99 224 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (186 games) ...... 1999-01 500 — Mark Ellis, Florida (174 games) ...... 1996-99 224 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (183 games) ...... 1983-85 223 — Blake Dean, LSU (258 games)...... 2007-10 223 — Derick Urquhart, South Carolina (217 games) ...... 1995-98 STOLEN BASES 223 — Nick Morrow, Vanderbilt (219 games) ...... 1991-94 222 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (244 games) ...... 1996-99 GAME: 222 — David Eckstein, Florida (199 games) ...... 1994-97 6 — Clay Greene, Tennessee vs. Middle Tennessee ...... 1997 221 — Travis Chapman, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1997-00 6 — Tom Moore, Florida vs. Georgia ...... 1962 220 — Matt den Dekker, Florida (234 games) ...... 2007-10 5 — Scott Bridges, Arkansas vs. Louisiana Tech ...... 2005 219 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1995-98 5 — Boomer Whipple, Vanderbilt vs. W. Kentucky ...... 1994 216 — Russ Johnson, LSU (200 games) ...... 1992-94 5 — Mike Carlsen, Tennessee vs. Carson-Newman ...... 1990 215 — Mike Curry, South Carolina (172 games) ...... 1996-98 5 — Chris Estep, Kentucky vs. Youngstown State ...... 1988 214 — G.W. Keller, Alabama (201 games) ...... 1997-99 5 — Ted Williams, Alabama vs. Samford ...... 1986 212 — Mark Kiger, Florida (180 games) ...... 2000-02 5 — Joey Cora, Vanderbilt vs. David Lipscomb ...... 1985 212 — Drew Meyer, South Carolina (209 games) ...... 2000-02 5 — Mike Summerlin, Ole Miss vs. Alabama ...... 1981 212 — Jack Welsh, Arkansas (22 games) ...... 1997-00 5 — Jimmy Conn, Vanderbilt vs. Belmont ...... 1971 5 — Chuck Bancroft, Alabama vs. Vanderbilt ...... 1956 5 — Les Shumake, Ole Miss vs. Auburn ...... 1952 TOTAL BASES 5 — Ronnie Deans, Florida vs. Delaware State ...... 1950 INNING: SEASON: 8 — Blake Dean, LSU vs. Tulane (2 HR) ...... 2009 67 — Brian Roberts, South Carolina (58 games) ...... 1999 8 — Ryan Schimpf, LSU vs. Tulane (2 HR) ...... 2009 58 — Stevie Daniel, Tennessee (63 games) ...... 2000 8 — Kavin Mellilo, South Carolina vs. Charleston Southern (2HR) ...... 2004 59 — Mike Curry, South Carolina (62 games) ...... 1998 8 — Garris Gonce, South Carolina vs. Ole Miss (2 HR) ...... 2002 56 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (63 games) ...... 2000 8 — Matt Goss, Florida vs. Ole Miss (2 HR) ...... 2002 55 — Chad Green, Kentucky (59 games) ...... 1996 8 — Ryan Shealy, Florida vs. Ole Miss (2 HR) ...... 2002 54 — Clay Greene, Tennessee (59 games) ...... 1997 8 — Mike Dezenzo, South Carolina vs. Charleston Southern (2 HR) ...... 1993 54 — Chad Green, Kentucky (60 games) ...... 1995 8 — Frank Velleggia, Alabama vs. Columbus (2 HR) ...... 1983 53 — Mike Basse, Tennessee (59 games) ...... 1989 8 — Allen Trammell, Florida vs. Kentucky (HR, 2 2B) ...... 1965 51 — Bob Schabes, Vanderbilt (54 games) ...... 1989 50 — David Fowke, Alabama (57 games) ...... 1981 GAME: 49 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (67 games) ...... 2001 16 — Bill Sandry, Kentucky vs. Eastern Kentucky ...... 1982 49 — Mike Basse, Tennessee (60 games) ...... 1991 16 — Eddy Furniss, LSU vs. Auburn ...... 1998 46 — Stevie Daniel, Tennessee (67 games) ...... 2001 15 — Ryan Duffy, Mississippi State vs. Jackson State ...... 2010 46 — Vee Hightower, Vanderbilt (56 games) ...... 1993 15 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas vs. Central Missouri State ...... 1997 44 — Ted Williams, Alabama (63 games) ...... 1986 14 — 15 times (Last: Tyler Thompson, Florida vs. Florida Atlantic) ...... 2010 43 — Mike Basse, Tenjnessee (46 games) ...... 1990 42 — G.W. Keller, Alabama (69 games) ...... 1999 SEASON: 42 — Mike Curry, South Carolina (53 games) ...... 1997 250 — Brandon Larson, LSU (69 games) ...... 1997 42 — Rob Hartwig, LSU (67 games) ...... 1987 221 — Gordon Beckham, Georgia (71 games) ...... 2008 42 — Nick Belmonte, Florida (48 games) ...... 1976 221 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (67 games) ...... 2001 41 — Mark Gugino, South Carolina (59 games) ...... 1993 217 — Brad Cresse, LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 41 — Coleman Smith, Tennessee (58 games) ...... 1991 215 — Yaron Peters, South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 41 — Joey Cora, Vanderbilt (51 games) ...... 1985 214 — Todd Walker, LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 212 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 CAREER: 209 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (61 games) ...... 1984 145 — Mike Basse, Tennessee (165 games) ...... 1989-91 203 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (64 games) ...... 1999 134 — Stevie Daniel, Tennessee (184 games) ...... 1999-01 203 — Jeff Abbott, Kentucky (55 games) ...... 1994 126 — Chad Green, Kentucky (169 games) ...... 1994-96 202 — Hunter Morris, Auburn (64 games) ...... 2010 124 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (186 games) ...... 1999-01 203 — Roberto Vaz, Alabama (63 games) ...... 1997 122 — Mike Curry, South Carolina (172 games) ...... 1996-98 201 — Wes Grisham, LSU (72 games) ...... 1989 103 — Brian Duva, Florida (240 games) ...... 1991-94 200 — Todd Helton, Tennessee (69 games) ...... 1995 96 — Charles DeFrance, Vanderbilt (150 games) ...... 1980-82 198 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 95 — Kenderick Moore, Arkansas (252 games) ...... 1992-96 191 — Will Clark, Miss. State (65 games) ...... 1985 93 — David Eckstein, Florida (199 games) ...... 1994-97 190 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 91 — Vee Hightower, Vanderbilt (138 games) ...... 1991-93 190 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (66 games) ...... 1996 91 — Billy Henderson, Georgia (109 games) ...... 1947-50 188 — Joey Side, Georgia (70 games) ...... 2006 90 — Mailon Kent, Auburn (232 games) ...... 1998-01 186 — Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt (67 games) ...... 2007 88 — Stevie Daniel, Tennessee (117 games) ...... 1999-00 186 — Ryan Shealy, Florida (65 games) ...... 2002 87 — Clay Greene, Tennessee (114 games) ...... 1996-97 185 — Matt LaPorta, Florida (70 games), ...... 2005 84 — Joey Cora, Vanderbilt (142 games) ...... 1983-85 185 — Tommy Raffo, Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1989 79 — Mike Kelley, Miss. State (190 games) ...... 1976-79 184 — Mike Koerner, LSU (69 games) ...... 1997 79 — Curt Cope, Auburn (Games n/a) ...... 1973-76 183 — Tim Hudson, Auburn (66 games) ...... 1997 78 — Mark Gugino, South Carolina (161 games) ...... 1992-94 182 — Nathan Dunn, LSU (66 games) ...... 1996 77 — Emeel Salem, Alabama (222 games) ...... 2004-07 75 — Dave Majeski, Florida (242 games) ...... 1989-92 CAREER: 689 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (265 games) ...... 1995-98 596 — Preston Tucker, Florida (265 games) ...... 2009-12 WALKS 590 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (244 games) ...... 1996-99 575 — Blake Dean, LSU 258 games) ...... 2007-10 SEASON: 557 — Todd Walker, LSU (203 games) ...... 1992-94 85 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (64 games) ...... 1998 556 — Brad Cresse,LSU (236 games) ...... 1997-00 78 — Brian Reimsnyder, Florida (66 games) ...... 1989 544 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (248 games) ...... 1995-98 77 — Andy Galy, LSU (68 games) ...... 1987 538 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (232 games) ...... 1996-99 76 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (67 games) ...... 1996 532 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (216 games) ...... 1998-01 72 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 530 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (183 games) ...... 1983-85 69 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (66 games) ...... 2002 522 — Danny Hamblin, Arkansas (246 games) ...... 2004-07 69 — Jody Hurst, Miss. State (66 games) ...... 1989 517 — Blair Barbier, LSU(259 games) ...... 1997-00 67 — Russ Johnson, LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 515 — Dominic de la Osa, Vanderbilt (243 games) ...... 2005-08 67 — Russ Johnson, LSU (66 games) ...... 1994 514 — J.R. Showalter, Georgia (190 games) ...... 1988-90 66 — Brett Elbin, Alabama (54 games) ...... 1983 511 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (251 games) ...... 1999-02 66 — Albie Scoggins, Florida (60 games) ...... 1982

134 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE SEC RECORDS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

66 — Mark Gillaspie, Miss. Sate (63 games) ...... 1981 64 — Armando Rios, LSU (70 games) ...... 1993 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 63 — Vee Hightower, Vanderbilt ...... 1993 SEASON (Min. 40 ): 63 — Chase Headley, Tennessee (67 g ames) ...... 2005 0.21 — Rick Farizo, LSU (1 run - 41.2 innings) ...... 1970 63 — Jason Burkley, Miss. State (60 games) ...... 2001 0.51 — Jeff Keener, Kentucky (4 runs - 71.0 innings) ...... 1981 63 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (64 games) ...... 1997 0.63 — Dennis Hall, Miss. State (4 runs - 57.0 innings) ...... 1970 62 — Brent Killen, Florida (63 games) ...... 1992 0.68 — Frank Montgomery, Miss. State (7 runs - 92.0 innings) ...... 1962 62 — Mike Bianco, LSU (72 games) ...... 1989 61 — Todd Helton, Tennessee (70 games) ...... 1995 CAREER (Min. 160 Innings Pitched): 60 — Mark Kiger, Floirda (65 games) ...... 2002 1.68 — Jeff Peeples, Vanderbilt ...... 1970-73 60 — Brian Johnson, Georgia (57 games) ...... 1995 1.69 — Q.V. Lowe, Auburn (40 runs - 213.0 innings) ...... 1966-67 60 — Craig Cala, LSU (72 games) ...... 1989 1.71 — Frank Montgomery, Miss. State (34 runs - 171.1 innings) ...... 1961-63 1.71 — Larry Williams, Ole Miss (34 runs - 170.1 innings) ...... 1957-60 CAREER: 1.77 — Joe Overton, Auburn ...... 1962-63 224 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (195 games) ...... 1996-98 1.79 — Frank Montgomery, Miss. State (34 runs - 171.1 innings ...... 1961-63 207 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (251 games) ...... 1999-02 1.81 — Michael Roth, South Carolina (75 runs - 354.1 innings) ...... 2009-12 191 — Eddy Furniss, LSU ...... 1995-98 1.82 — Allen Smith, LSU (48 runs - 237.1 innings) ...... 1960-62 175 — Mike Stanley, Florida (217 games) ...... 1982-85 1.85 — Jimmy Lee, Tennessee (42 runs - 204.0 innings) ...... 1968-70 164 — Brad Winkler, Mississippi State ...... 1980-83 163 — Tracy Echols, Miss. State (237 games) ...... 1986-87, 89-90 160 — Jeff Leatherman, Auburn ...... 1988-91 INNINGS PITCHED 157 — Kris Edge, Georgia ...... 1999-02 156 — Tim Thomas, Arkansas ...... 1989-91 GAME: 153 — Jake Dugger, Arkansas (239 games) ...... 2004-07 14.2 — Jackie Glover, Alabama vs. Miss. State ...... 1969 153 — Frank Thomas, Auburn ...... 1987-89 14.0 — James Carroll, Miss. State vs. Alabama...... 1966 152 — Mark Kiger, Florida (180 games) ...... 2000-02 151 — Taylor Dugas, Alabama (241 games) ...... 2009-12 SEASON: 151 — Justin Smoak, South Carolina (195 games) ...... 2006-08 164.0 — Jamie Bennett, Tennessee (11-5, 4.12 ERA) ...... 1999 149 — Jeff Parnell, South Carolina ...... 1990-93 160.1 — Dave Fleming, Georgia (12-6, 2.86 ERA) ...... 1990 147 — Todd Helton, Tennessee ...... 1993-95 159.2 — R.A. Dickey, Tennessee (14-4, 4.28 ERA) ...... 1995 147 — Barry Winford, Miss. State (214 games) ...... 1986-89 152.1 — Ben McDonald, LSU (14-4, 3.49 ERA) ...... 1989 146 — Steve Chandler, Vanderbilt ...... 1974-77 151.2 — Jeff Gidcumb, Florida (16-7, 3.20 ERA) ...... 1988 145 — Gabe Gross, Auburn ...... 1999-01 149.2 — Jamie Bennett, Tennessee (10-4, 2.71 ERA) ...... 2000 143 — Nolan Fontana, Florida (200 games) ...... 2010-12 147.0 — R. A. Dickey, Tennessee (15-2, 3.00 ERA) ...... 1994 143 — Dave Van Cleve, Miss. State (219 games) ...... 1981-85 147.0 — Brian Powell, Georgia (8 —4, 3.61 ERA) ...... 1995 142 — John Mitchell, Miss. State (228 games) ...... 1984-87 146.2 — Ryan Halla, Auburn (16-3, 3.07 ERA) ...... 1995 140 — Matt LaPorta, Florida (215 games) ...... 2004-07 145.2 — Jeff Brantley, Miss. State (18-2, 2.29 ERA) ...... 1985 145.0 — Michael Roth, South Carolina (14-3, 1.06 ERA) ...... 2011 145.0 — , LSU (12-6, 1.99 ERA) ...... 1993 PITCHING 145.0 — Don Mundie, Miss. State (14-5, 3.60 ERA) ...... 1981 CAREER: 482.0 — Kip Bouknight, South Carolina (45-12) ...... 1998-01 VICTORIES 480.0 — Lane Mestepey, LSU (36-20) ...... 2001-05 477.0 — John Powell, Auburn (43-20) ...... 1990-94 SEASON: 434.0 — R.A. Dickey, Tennessee (38-10) ...... 1994-96 18 — Jeff Brantley, Miss. State (18-2) ...... 1985 427.0 — Jeff Brantley, Miss. State (45-12) ...... 1982-85 17 — Kip Bouknight, South Carolina (17-1) ...... 2000 400.0 — Ryan Halla, Auburn (39-16) ...... 1993-96 17 — Paul Byrd, LSU (17-6) ...... 1990 398.0 — Scott Schultz, LSU (38-12) ...... 1992-95 16 — Jeff Gidcumb, Florida (16-7) ...... 1988 394.2 — , Florida (31-13) ...... 1991-93 16 — Ryan Halla, Auburn (16-3) ...... 1995 384.2 — Lance Cormier, Alabama(31-16) ...... 1999-02 15 — Luke Hochevar, Tennessee (15-3)...... 2005 383.1 — Charlie Boyce, Arkansas (30-21) ...... 2003-06 15 — David Marchbanks, South Carolina (15-3) ...... 2003 383.0 — Craig Cobb, Tennessee ...... 2004-07 15 — , LSU (15-3) ...... 2000 377.0 — Blake Cooper, South Carolina(34-14) ...... 2007-10 15 — R. A. Dickey, Tennessee (15-2) ...... 1994 372.0 — Mike Sirotka, LSU (30-11) ...... 1990-93 15 — John Powell, Auburn (15-5) ...... 1993 370.0 — Aaron Rawl, South Carolina (35-15) ...... 2002-05 15 — Bobby Reed, Miss. State (15-4) ...... 1990 369.2 — Levale Speigner, Auburn ...... 2000-03 15 — Curtis Leskanic, LSU (15-2) ...... 1989 366.2 — John Hill, Georgia (24-28) ...... 1991-94 15 — Tim Hudson, Auburn (15-2) ...... 1997 366.0 — Dave Fleming, Georgia (29-17) ...... 1988-90 15 — Q.V. Lowe, Auburn (15-1) ...... 1967 365.2 — Rob Bonanno, Florida (28-12) ...... 1991-94 364.2 — Eric DuBose, Miss. State (27-12) ...... 1995-97 CAREER: 359.0 — Hayden Gliemmo, Auburn (37-12) ...... 1998-01 45 — Kip Bouknight, South Carolina (45-12) ...... 1998-01 357.2 — Brian Powell, Georgia (19-14) ...... 1993-95 45 — Jeff Brantley, Miss. State (45-12) ...... 1982-85 355.1 — James Adkins, Tennessee ...... 2005-07 43 — John Powell, Auburn (43-20) ...... 1990-94 354.1 — Michael Roth, South Carolina (26-6) ...... 2009-12 39 — Ryan Halla, Auburn (34-16) ...... 1993-96 345.1 — Arnold Hughey, Auburn (22-17) ...... 2002-05 38 — Scott Schultz, LSU (38-12) ...... 1992-95 344.0 — Stan Loewer, LSU (33-14) ...... 1984-87 38 — R.A. Dickey, Tennessee (38-10) ...... 1994-96 343.1 — Mark Chapman, Auburn (26-17) ...... 1984-87 37 — Hayden Gliemmo, Auburn (37-12) ...... 1998-01 344.1 — Scott Smith, Kentucky (22-19) ...... 1990-93 36 — Lane Mestepey, LSU (36-20) ...... 2001-05 340.1 — Nick Schmidt, Arkansas (28-8) ...... 2005-07 35 — Bobby Reed, Miss. State (35-7) ...... 1987-90 35 — Aaron Rawl, South Carolina (35-15) ...... 2002-05 34 — Blake Cooper, South Carolina (34-14) ...... 2007-10 CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS 34 — Ryan Halla, Auburn (34-12) ...... 1993-96 33 — Stan Loewer, LSU (33-14) ...... 1984-87 SEASON: 31 — David Marchbanks, South Carolina (31-8) ...... 2001-03 47.2 — Todd Helton, Tennessee vs. 26 teams ...... 1994 31 — Lance Cormier, Alabama (31-6) ...... 1999-02 44.2 — Ben McDonald, LSU vs. TCU, Mercer, Oklahoma State, Southern, 31 — Marc Valdes, Florida (31-13)...... 1991-93 Tennessee, Florida, St. John’s, Kentucky ...... 1989 31 — Paul Byrd, LSU (31-11) ...... 1989-91 37.0 — Jeff Peeples, Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee, Auburn, Georgia, Florida, 31 — Derek Lilliquist, Georgia (31-12) ...... 1985-87 Alabama ...... 1973 31 — Joe Beckwith, Auburn (31-15) ...... 1974-77

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 135 SEC RECORDS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

1.07 — Matty Ott, LSU (6 walks - 50.1 innings) ...... 2009 FEWEST HITS* 1.08 — Lane Mestepey, LSU (17 walks - 141.2 innings) ...... 2002 PERFECT GAMES: 1.09 — Archie White, Ole Miss (4 walks - 33.0 innings)...... 1955 1.11 — Glen Pickren, Florida (12 walks - 97.1 innings) ...... 1968 Eric Brandon, Auburn vs. Murray State (9-0) (9 innings) ...... 2002 1.14 — Scott Hasler, Ole Miss (9 walks - 71.1innings) ...... 1966 Jason Johnson, Auburn vs. LaGrange (14-0) (7 innings)...... 1991 1.16 — Chris Morrison, Auburn (15 walks - 116.2 innings) ...... 1995 Don Woeltjen, Georgia vs. Georgia Tech (5-0) (9 innings) ...... 1963 1.19 — Randy Coleman, Ole Miss (8 walks- 60.1 innings) ...... 1980 Bruce Baudier, LSU vs. Alabama (2-0)(7 innings) ...... 1967 1.21 — Jordan Montgomery, South Carolina (10 walks-74.2 innings) ...... 2012 J.T. Peatross, Miss. State vs. Miss. College (1-0) ...... 1918 Steven Register, Auburn (7 walks - 52.0 innings) ...... 2003 Willie Mitchell, Miss. State vs. LSU (1-0) ...... 1909 1.22 — Brandon Moore, Arkansas (11 walks, 8. innings) ...... 2012 Fred Sale, Georgia vs. Virginia (4-0) (9 innings) ...... 1923 1.24 — Olin Briscoe, Ole Miss (11 walks - 79.2 innings) ...... 1951 NO-HITTERS: 1.25 — Aaron Rawl, South Carolina (17 walks - 122 innings pitched) ...... 2004 Jonathan Crawford, Florida vs. Bethune-Cookman (9 innings, 4-0, NCAAs) ....2012 Jeffery Terrell, Tennessee vs. Bowling Green (9 innings), 5-0) ...... 2002 CAREER (Walks x 9/Innings Pitched): 1.00 — Jared Sjore, Auburn (10 walks, 89.2 innings) ...... 2004-05 Richie Nye, Arkansas vs. Iowa State (9 innings, 14-0) ...... 1996 1.113 — Chris Cotton. LSU (16 walks, 127.1 innings) ...... 2010-13 Todd Abbott, Arkansas vs. Vanderbilt (9 innings, 6-0) ...... 1994 1.248 — Connor Falkenbach, Florida (41 walks - 295.2 innings) ...... 2002-05 Brian Powell, Georgia vs. E. Kentucky (9 innings, 9-0) ...... 1994 1.254 — Hudson Randall, Florida (44 walks - 315.2 innings) ...... 2010-12 John Burke, Florida vs. Furman (9 innings, 2-0) ...... 1991 1.30 — Tommy Boss, Florida (38 walks - 263.1 innings) ...... 2002-05 Bob Dillon, Tennessee vs. Kentucky (7 innings, 11-0) ...... 1990 1.44 — Jarrett Gardner, Arkansas (26 walks - 162.1 innings) ...... 2002-03 Mike Rebhan, Georgia vs. W. Carolina (9 inn., 1-0) ...... 1989 1.55 — Scott Hasler (24 walks - 139.2 innings) ...... 1965-67 Gene Morgan, Miss. State vs. Hawaii-Hilo (9 innings, 2-0) ...... 1985 1.65 — Darren O’Day, Florida (41 walks - 223.2 innings) ...... 2003-06 Vince Barantine vs. Alabama vs. Auburn (7 innings, 2-0) ...... 1981 1.69 — Jason Determann, LSU (40 walks - 213 innings) ...... 2002-25 Bobby Landry, LSU vs. Southern Miss (7 innings, 1-0) ...... 1979 1.73 — Lane Mestepey, LSU (54 walks - 281.2 innings) ...... 2001-02 Pete Teixiera, Florida vs. Kentucky (7 innings, 1-0) ...... 1978 1.74 — Brian Johnson, Florida (47 walks - 243.1 innings) ...... 2010-12 Jim Gaylor, Tennessee vs. Tennessee Tech (7 innings, 4-0) ...... 1976 1.74 — Glen Pickren, Florida (46 walks - 237.1 innings) ...... 1968-70 Rick Honeycutt, Tennessee vs. Georgia (7 innings, 1-0) ...... 1976 1.81 — Anthony DeSclafani, Florida (30 walks - 149.1 innings) ...... 2009-11 Joe O’Brien, Tennessee vs. Georgia (7 innings, 3-0) ...... 1973 1.84 — Jeff Barfield, Florida (17 walks - 83.1 innings) ...... 2007-10 Ernie Vincent, Georgia vs. Vanderbilt (7 innings, 6-0) ...... 1973 Brandon Moore, Arkansas (31 walks, 5.2 innings) ...... 2011-Present Mike Newman, Florida vs. Florida Southern (9 innings,1-0) ...... 1973 1.85 — Brantley Jones, Miss. State (53 walks - 257.0 innings) ...... 1967-70 Randy Wiles, LSU vs. Rice (7 innings, 3-0) ...... 1972 1.89 — Stephen Locke, Florida (52 walks - 247.1 innings) ...... 2005-09 Jerry Thompson, Miss. State vs. Ill.-Weslyan ...... 1971 1.91 — Alex Panteliodis, Florida (48 walks - 226.2 innings) ...... 2009-11 Doug Wessel, Vanderbilt vs. Louisville ...... 1971 1.92 — Bruce Baudier, LSU (26 walks - 122 innings) ...... 1967-67 Doug Wessel, Vanderbilt vs. Belmont...... 1971 1.98 — Chris Morrison, Auburn (49 walks - 222.1 innings) ...... 1994-95 Gene Henderson, Miss. State vs. Arkansas ...... 1970 Buddy Copeland, Georgia vs. Vanderbilt (9 innings, 1-0) ...... 1967 Van Quigley, LSU vs. Tulane (7 innings, 1-0) ...... 1966 STRIKEOUTS Russ Johnson, Ole Miss vs. Miss. State (9 innings, 5-0) ...... 1966 Grady Elmore, Alabama vs. Southern Miss (7 innings, 6-0) ...... 1965 GAME: Robert Ear Siedell, Ole Miss vs. Alabama (7 innings, 1-0) ...... 1962 24 — Butch Mixon, LSU vs. SW Louisiana ...... 1959 Joe Beckwith, Auburn vs. Houston (7 innings, 5-0) ...... 1976 23 — Doug Wessel, Vanderbilt vs. UTC (16-0/9 innings) ...... 1970 Cecil Buford, Ole Miss vs. Vanderbilt (7 innings, 3-0) ...... 1956 22 — Doug Wessel, Vanderbilt vs. Kentucky (3-4/11 innings) ...... 1971 Bob Adams, Florida vs. North Carolina (7 innings, 6-0) ...... 1949 Eddie Owcar, Alabama vs. Ole Miss (8-0) ...... 1942 SEASON: Sisler Johnson, Ole Miss vs. Miss College (9 innings, 8-0) ...... 1940 202 — Ben McDonald, LSU (152.1 innings) ...... 1989 Pat Lippett, Georgia vs. Pittsburgh (6-0) ...... 1920 194 — David Price, Vanderbilt (133.1 innings) ...... 2007 Tom Philpot, Georgia vs. Georgia Tech (8-0) ...... 1919 191 — John Powell, Auburn (141.0 innings) ...... 1993 Will Sanford, Georgia vs. Penn (4-0) ...... 1897 190 — Derek Lilliquist, Georgia (136.2 innings) ...... 1987 * Perfect games and no-hitters listed are only those which were also complete games 174 — Eric DuBose, Miss. State (133.1 innings) ...... 1996 for the pitcher of record. 165 — Tim Hudson, Auburn (118.1 innings) ...... 1997 163 — Dave Fleming, Georgia (160.1 innings) ...... 1990 SEASON (Hits x 9/Innings Pitched): 159 — Anthony Ranaudo, LSU (124.1 innings) ...... 2009 3.51 — Brian Senn, Auburn (52 hits - 55 innings) ...... 1991 158 — Doug Thompson, LSU (124.1 innings) ...... 1997 3.93 — Jeff Keener, Kentucky (31 hits - 71 innings) ...... 1981 157 — Kurt Ainsworth, LSU (130.1 innings)...... 1999 4.07 — Fred Southerland, LSU (25 hits - 55.1 innings) ...... 1962 156 — Eddie Yarnall, LSU (124.2 innings) ...... 1996 4.20 — Jimmy Biggart, Florida (23 hits - 49.1 innings) ...... 1962 156 — Russell Springer, LSU (119.0 innings) ...... 1988 4.56 — Buddy Wittichen (25 hits - 49.1 innings) ...... 1957 155 — David Price, Vanderbilt (110.1 innings) ...... 2006 4.69 — Jimmy Lee, Tennessee (33 hits - 63.1 innings) ...... 1969 155 — David Walling, Arkansas (121.1 innings) ...... 1999 154 — Luke Hochevar, Tennessee (139.2) ...... 2005 CAREER (Hits x 9/Innings Pitched): 150 — Scott Schultz, LSU (117.0 innings) ...... 1995 3.94 — Chuck Fore, Georgia (67 hits - 153 innings) ...... 1976-77 148 — Ryan Halla, Auburn (146.2 innings) ...... 1995 5.11 — Jeff Keener, Kentucky (84 hits - 148 innings) ...... 1980-81 148 — Rob Bonanno, Florida (135.1 innings) ...... 1994 5.33 — Barry Manuel, LSU (80 hits - 135 innings) ...... 1985-87 146 — Lance Lynn, Ole Miss (123.1 innings) ...... 2007 5.51 — Buddy Wittichen (100 hits - 163.1 innings) ...... 1954-57 145 — Nick Schmidt, Arkansas (166.2 innings) ...... 2006 5.54 — Larry Williams, Ole Miss (120 hits - 195 innngs) ...... 1958-60 145 — Matt Campbell, South Carolina (124.0 innings) ...... 2004 5.84 — Guy Hollingsworth, LSU (104 hits - 160.1 innings) ...... 1972-75 145 — Eric DuBose, Miss. State (118.2 innings) ...... 1997 5.61 — Q.V. Lowe, Auburn (86 hits - 138 innings) ...... 1966-67 145 — B.J. Wallace, Miss. State (127.1 innings) ...... 1992 145 — Willard Nixon, Auburn (IP n/a) ...... 1948 FEWEST WALKS CAREER: 602 — John Powell, Auburn (477.0 innings) ...... 1990-94 SEASON (Walks x 9/Innings Pitched): 457 — Kip Bouknight, South Carolina (482 innings) ...... 1998-01 0.48 — Jarrett Gardner, Arkansas (5 walks - 93.1 innings) ...... 2003 441 — David Price, Vanderbilt (313 innings) ...... 2005-07 0.54 — George Reed, Florida (3 walks - 50.0 innings) ...... 1951 428 — Eric DuBose, Miss. State (364.2 innings) ...... 1995-97 0.58 — Chris Cotton, LSU (3 walks, 46.2 innings) ...... 2013 409 — Scott Schultz, LSU (398.0 innings) ...... 1992-95 0.70 — Aaron Nola, LSU (7 walks - 89.2 innings) ...... 2012 392 — Ryan Halla, Auburn (400.0 innings) ...... 1993-96 0.71 — Tommy Boss, Florida (6 walks - 76.1 innings) ...... 2004 392 — Rob Bonanno, Florida (365.2 innings) ...... 1991-94 0.85 — Connor Falkenbach, Florida (12 walks - 126.2 innings) ...... 2004 387 — Derek Lilliquist, Georgia (316.0 innings) ...... 1985-87 0.88 — Tucker Hawley, Alabama (4 walks - 40.2 innings) ...... 2010 380 — James Adkins, Tennessee (355.1 innings) ...... 2005-07 0.94 — Hudson Randall, Florida (13 walks - 124.1 innings) ...... 2011 373 — Ben McDonald, LSU (308.2 innings) ...... 1987-89 0.91 — Michael Palazzone, Georgia (11 walks - 120.1 innings) ...... 2011 364 — Jeff Brantley, Miss. State (427.0 innings) ...... 1982-85 0.95 — Jared Shore, Auburn (7 walks, 66.1 innings) ...... 2005 352 — Brian Powell, Georgia (357.2 innings) ...... 1993-95 0.96 — Hudson Randall, Florida (10 walks, 94.0 innings) ...... 2012 351 — Marc Valdes, Florida (394.2 innings) ...... 1991-93 0.98 — Danny Wheeler, Florida (6 walks - 55 innings) ...... 1996 350 — Mike Willis, Vanderbilt (308.0 innings) ...... 1969-72

136 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE SEC RECORDS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

24 — Tennessee (24-5, .828) ...... 1994 SAVES 23 — LSU (23-7, .767) ...... 2013 SEASON: 22 — South Carolina (22-8, .733) ...... 2011 22 — Florida (22-8, .733) ...... 2011 21 — Jonathan Holder, Miss. State ...... 2013 22 — Vanderbilt (22-8, .733) ...... 2011 21 — Blake Taylor, South Carolina ...... 2002 22 — Florida (22-8, .733) ...... 2010 20 — Matt Price, South Carolina ...... 2011 22 — Vanderbilt (22-8, .733) ...... 2007 20 — Chad Blackwell, South Carolina ...... 2004 22 — Arkansas (22-8, .733) ...... 1999 19 — Lee Gronkiewicz, South Carolina ...... 2001 22 — LSU (22-7, .759) ...... 1997 19 — Finley Woodward, Auburn ...... 1995 22 — LSU (22-5, .815) ...... 1986 18 — Tyler Maloof, Georgia ...... 2011 22 — Tennessee (22-8, .733) ...... 1995 18 — Joshua Fields, Georgia ...... 2008 17 — Tyler Webb, South Carolina ...... 2013 OVERALL: 16 — Chris Cotton, LSU ...... 2013 57 — LSU (57-11, .838) ...... 2013 16 — Matty Ott, LSU ...... 2009 57 — South Carolina (57-18, .760) ...... 2002 16 — Steven Register, Auburn ...... 2003 57 — LSU (57-13, .814) ...... 1997 15 — , Georgia ...... 2006 56 — South Carolina (56-10, .848) ...... 2000 15 — Scott Barber, South Carolina ...... 2000 56 — Alabama (56-14, .800) ...... 1997 15 — Alex Barylak, Georgia ...... 1993 56 — LSU (56-17, .767) ...... 2009 14 — Ben Short, Alabama ...... 1991 55 — South Carolina (55-14, .797) ...... 2011 14 — Rick Greene, LSU ...... 1991 55 — LSU (55-18, .753) ...... 1991 14 — Cris Carpenter, Georgia ...... 1986 55 — LSU (55-17, .764) ...... 1989 13 — Matt Price, South Carolina ...... 2012 55 — LSU (55-14, .797) ...... 1986 13 — Michael Nix, Auburn ...... 2005 54 — Vanderbilt (54-2, .818) ...... 2013 13 — , Ole Miss ...... 2003 54 — Vanderbilt (54-12, .818) ...... 2011 13 — Van Johnson, Miss. State ...... 1997 54 — South Carolina (54-16, 771) ...... 2010 13 — Scott Tanksley, Miss. State ...... 1994 54 — Vanderbilt (54-13, .806) ...... 2007 13 — Danny Wheeler, Florida ...... 1994 54 — LSU (54-19, .740) ...... 1990 13 — Josh Fogg, Florida ...... 1998 54 — Miss. State (54-14, .794) ...... 1989 13 — Jarrod Kingrey, Alabama ...... 1998 54 — Tennessee (54-16, .771) ...... 1995 CAREER: 53 — Florida (53-19, .736) ...... 2011 53 — South Carolina (53-17, .757) ...... 2004 43 — Matt Price, South Carolina ...... 2009-12 53 — Alabama (53-16, .768) ...... 1999 41 — Joshua Fields, Georgia ...... 2005-08 53 — LSU (53-17-1, .754) ...... 1993 38 — Brett Huber, Ole Miss ...... 2010-13 52 — LSU(52-17, .754) ...... 2000 33 — Matty Ott, LSU ...... 2009-11 52 — LSU (52-15, .776) ...... 1996 33 — Cris Carpenter, Georgia ...... 1985-87 52 — Tennessee (52-14, .788) ...... 1994 30 — Jonathan Holder, Miss. State ...... 2012-Present 52 — Georgia (52-19, .732) ...... 1990 30 — Alex Barylak, Georgia ...... 1991-94 51 — Mississippi State (51-20, .718) ...... 2013 29 — Rick Greene, LSU ...... 1990-92 51 — Alabama (51-15, .773) ...... 2002 29 — Van Johnson, Miss. State ...... 1995-98 51 — Florida (51-21, .708) ...... 1991 29 — Finley Woodward, Auburn ...... 1995-97 25 — Steven Register, Auburn ...... 2002-04 25 — John Pricher, Florida ...... 1989-92 WINNING PERCENTAGE (SEC Games Only) 24 — Justin Huisman, Ole Miss ...... 1998-00 23 — Todd Helton, Tennessee ...... 1993-95 .941 — Tennessee (16-1) ...... 1951 22 — Austin Hubbard, Auburn ...... 2007-10 .933 — Miss. State (14-1) ...... 1962 22 — Blake Taylor, South Carolina ...... 2001-02 .923 — Alabama (12-1) ...... 1940 22 — Lee Gronkiewicz, South Carolina ...... 1999-01 22 — Rob Mosser, South Carolina ...... 1992-93 22 — Danny Wheeler, Florida ...... 1994-96 GAMES PLAYED 22 — Josh Fogg, Florida ...... 1996-98 75 — South Carolina (57-18, .760) ...... 2002 21 — Caleb Reed, Miss. State ...... 2009-12 73 — LSU (56-17, .767) ...... 2009 21 — Brian Reed, Alabama ...... 2002-03 73 — LSU (55-18, .753) ...... 1991 20 — Tyler Webb, South Carolina ...... 2010-13 73 — LSU (54-19, .740) ...... 1990 20 — Darren O’Day, Florida ...... 2003-06 72 — Florida (53-19, .736) ...... 2011 20 — Chad Blackwell, South Carolina ...... 2004-07 72 — Florida (51-21, .708) ...... 1991 20 — Colter Bean, Auburn ...... 1997-00 72 — LSU (55-17, .764) ...... 1989 20 — Gregg Olson, Auburn ...... 1986-88 71 — Miss. State (51-20, .718) ...... 2013 71 — Georgia (45-25-1, .641) ...... 2008 71 — Florida (48-23, .676), ...... 2005 71 — LSU (53-17-1, .754) ...... 1993 TEAM RECORDS 71 — Georgia (52-19, .732) ...... 1990 71 — Miss. State (50-21, .704) ...... 1990 70 — South Carolina (54-16, .771) ...... 2010 NCAA DISTRICT OR REGIONAL TITLES 70 — Georgia (47-23, .671) ...... 2006 20 — LSU ...... 1986-87-89-90-91-93-94-96-97-98-99-00-01-02-03-04-08-09- 70 — South Carolina (53-17, .757) ...... 2004 11-12-13 70 — LSU (57-13, .814) ...... 1997 12 — South Carolina ...... 2000-01-02-03-04-06-07-09-10-11-12-13 70 — Alabama (56-14, .800) ...... 1997 12 — Miss. State ...... 1971-79-81-85-90-97-98-00-01-07-11-13 70 — Tennessee (54-16, .771) ...... 1995 10 — Florida ...... 1988-91-96-98-04-05-09-10-11-12 8 — Ole Miss ...... 1956-64-69-72-05-06-07-09 7 — Alabama ...... 1950-83-96-97-99-06-10 LONGEST GAME 6 — Georgia ...... 1987-90-01-04-06-08 21 innings — Kentucky vs. Kent State (6-7; NCAA Regional)...... 2012 5 — Arkansas ...... 2002-04-09-10-12 20 innings —Auburn vs. Florida (7-6) ...... 1972 5 — Auburn ...... 1967-76-94-97-99 4 — Tennessee ...... 1951-95-01-05 BATTING AVERAGE VICTORIES SEASON: .360 — Georgia (512 for 1,422) ...... 1980 SEC GAMES ONLY: .348 — Auburn (816 for 2344) ...... 2010 26 — Vanderbilt (26-3, 897) ...... 2013 .346 — Florida (825 for 2,384) ...... 2002 25 — South Carolina (25-5, .833) ...... 2000 .341 — South Carolina (725 for 2,124) ...... 1997 OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 137 SEC RECORDS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

.341 — Auburn (828 for 2,428) ...... 1997 541 — Miss. State (63 games) ...... 1999 .341 — Arkansas (723 for 2,118) ...... 1997 541 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 1998 .340 — LSU (864 for 2,542) ...... 2000 536 — South Carolina (57 games) ...... 1997 .340 — Alabama (860 for 2,527) ...... 1997 532 — LSU (73 games) ...... 2009 .340 — Tennessee (703 for 2,065) ...... 199 527 — LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 .340 — Auburn (789 for 2,324) ...... 1998 526 — South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 .338 — Alabama (227 for 818) ...... 1955 525 — Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 514 — LSU (67 games) ...... 2001 515 — LSU (73 games) ...... 1990 RUNS SCORED 510 — Tennessee (56 games)...... 1998 509 — Florida (68 games) ...... 2000 SEASON: 507 — Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 679 — Alabama (70 games) ...... 1997 502 — LSU (66 games) ...... 1999 673 — LSU (70 games) ...... 1997 500 — Alabama (65 games) ...... 2000 652 — LSU(69 games) ...... 2000 648 — LSU (67 games) ...... 1996 633 — Florida (65 games) ...... 2002 HOME RUNS 633 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1997 618 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1989 INNING: 618 — Florida (64 games) ...... 1998 5 — South Carolina vs. Georgia (5 consecutive in NCAA Super Regional)...... 2006 617 — Alabama (69 games) ...... 1999 5 — Kentucky vs. Georgetown (Ky.) ...... 1987 613 — Auburn (67 games) ...... 1997 5 — Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt ...... 1973 605 — South Carolina (57 games) ...... 1997 603 — LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 GAME: 596 — Miss. State (63 games) ...... 1999 9 — Arkasnas vs. Grambling State (NCAA Regional) ...... 2010 595 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 1998 9 — Kentucky vs. Murray State ...... 1994 589 — Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 8 — South Carolina vs. Georgia (NCAA Super Regional) ...... 2006 587 — LSU (73 games) ...... 1990 8 — Arkansas vs. Oral Roberts ...... 2005 584 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 2010 8 — Alabama vs. Alcorn State ...... 1992 584 — South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 8 — Georgia vs. Georgia College ...... 1986 583 — LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 8 — Ole Miss vs. SE Louisiana ...... 1981 575 — LSU (73 games) ...... 2009 8 — LSU vs. Southern California ...... 1998 574 — LSU (67 games) ...... 2001 567 — Florida (68 games) ...... 2000 SEASON: 566 — Tennessee (56 games)...... 1998 188 — LSU (70 games) ...... 1997 566 — LSU (72 games) ...... 1989 160 — Alabama (70 games) ...... 1997 560 — Miss. State (71 games) ...... 1990 157 — LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 558 — Auburn (61 games) ...... 2000 132 — Florida (64 games) ...... 1998 556 — LSU (66 games) ...... 1999 131 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 2010 552 — Georgia (71 games) ...... 1990 131 — LSU (67 games) ...... 1996 122 — South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 122 — Alabama (64 games) ...... 1998 HITS 122 — South Carolina (62 games) ...... 1998 120 — Alabama (63 games) ...... 1999 SEASON: 113 — South Carolina (66 games) ...... 2007 868 — South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 111 — Florida (65 games) ...... 2002 864 — LSU(69 games) ...... 2000 110 — South Carolina (63 games) ...... 2008 860 — Alabama (70 games) ...... 1997 110 — South Carolina (69 games) ...... 2001 828 — Auburn (67 games) ...... 1997 110 — Kentucky (57 games) ...... 1994 827 — Alabama (69 games) ...... 1999 109 — Georgia (62 games) ...... 2009 825 — Florida (65 games) ...... 2002 109 — South Carolina (63 games) ...... 2009 816 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 2010 107 — Alabama (58 games) ...... 2009 823 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1997 107 — LSU (73 games) ...... 2009 807 — LSU (73 games) ...... 1990 107 — Tennessee (56 games)...... 1998 791 — LSU (65 games) ...... 2004 106 — South Carolina (70 games) ...... 2004 791 — LSU (70 games) ...... 1997 105 — South Carolina (66 games) ...... 2000 789 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 1998 104 — LSU (66 games) ...... 1999 788 — Tennessee (67 games)...... 2005 102 — Georgia (63 games) ...... 1987 787 — Georgia (71 games) ...... 2008 787 — Miss. State (63 games) ...... 1999 786 — Georgia (70 games) ...... 2006 TRIPLES 784 — Miss. State (71 games) ...... 1990 783 — LSU (73 games) ...... 2009 SEASON: 783 — Florida (68 games) ...... 2000 38 — Arkansas (57 games) ...... 1994 782 — Vanderbilt (67 games) ...... 2007 37 — LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 778 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1989 34 — Ole Miss (55 games) ...... 1991 777 — LSU (68 games) ...... 2003 34 — Arkansas (59 games) ...... 1993 34 — Arkansas (61 games) ...... 1995 34 — Alabama (70 games) ...... 1997 RUNS BATTED IN 33 — Miss. State (60 games) ...... 1979 32 — Tennessee (63 games)...... 2000 SEASON: 32 — Tennessee (66 games)...... 1994 632 — LSU (70 games) ...... 1997 31 — Alabama (63 games) ...... 1999 625 — Alabama (70 games) ...... 1997 31 — Arkansas (59 games) ...... 1996 598 — LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 31 — Florida (60 games) ...... 1979 585 — LSU (67 games) ...... 1996 30 — Arkansas (57 games) ...... 1992 576 — Auburn (67 games) ...... 1997 30 — Georgia (23 games) ...... 1952 575 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1997 567 — Florida (65 games) ...... 2002 555 — Alabama (69 games) ...... 1999 DOUBLES 549 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 2010 549 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1989 SEASON: 545 — Florida (64 games) ...... 1998 194 — LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 542 — LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 178 — South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 168 — Arkansas (56 games) ...... 1997 138 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE SEC RECORDS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

165 — Auburn (67 games) ...... 1997 165 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 1998 TOTAL BASES 163 — Alabama (70 games) ...... 1997 GAME: 161 — Alabama (69 games) ...... 1999 71 — South Carolina vs. Charleston Southern ...... 2004 159 — Alabama (69 games) ...... 1996 (NCAA Record) 159 — Florida (64 games) ...... 1998 63 — Alabama vs. Georgia Southern ...... 1984 158 — Vanderbilt (67 games) ...... 2007 157 — Auburn (65 games) ...... 1999 SEASON: 157 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1989 1,569 — Alabama (70 games) ...... 1997 156 — Miss. State (63 games) ...... 1999 1,523 — LSU (70 games) ...... 1997 156 — LSU (73 games) ...... 1990 1,448 — South Carolina (75 games) ...... 2002 154 — Alabama (66 games) ...... 2002 1,410 — Alabama (69 games) ...... 1999 153 — Arkansas (65 games) ...... 1999 1,385 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 2010 153 — Georgia (71 games) ...... 1990 1,378 — LSU (69 games) ...... 2000 152 — LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 1,353 — Florida (64 games) ...... 1998 152 — Auburn (63 games) ...... 1995 1,348 — Florida (65 games) ...... 2002 152 — Tennessee (56 games)...... 1998 1,331 — LSU (67 games) ...... 1996 151 — Tennessee (68 games)...... 2001 1,319 — LSU (67 games) ...... 1998 149 — Tennessee (61 games)...... 1997 1,284 — Auburn (67 games) ...... 1997 148 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 2010 1,283 — LSU (73 games) ...... 2009 148 — LSU (69 games) ...... 2008 1,265 — LSU (69 games) ...... 2008 148 — South Carolina (64 games) ...... 1992 1,253 — Auburn (64 games) ...... 1998 147 — LSU (68 games) ...... 2003 1,249 — Alabama (64 games) ...... 1998 147 — Georgia (69 games) ...... 2001 1,245 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1989 147 — LSU (70 games) ...... 1997 1,241 — Miss. State (68 games) ...... 1997 146 — LSU (65 games) ...... 1995 1,238 — Miss. State (65 games) ...... 1998 146 — Miss. State (65 games) ...... 1998 1,225 — Georgia (71 games) ...... 2008 146 — Kentucky (57 games) ...... 1998 1,220 — Miss. State (71 games) ...... 1990 145 — Miss. State (64 games) ...... 1988 1,218 — LSU (71 games) ...... 1993 1,217 — LSU (68 games) ...... 2003 1,212 — Florida (68 games) ...... 2000 STOLEN BASES 1,209 — South Carolina (62 games) ...... 1998 SEASON: 1.208 — Georgia (70 games) ...... 2006 215 — Tennessee (63 games)...... 2000 1,206 — LSU (73 games) ...... 1990 182 — Vanderbilt (54 games) ...... 1989 1,205 — LSU (67 games) ...... 2001 174 — Tennessee (60 games)...... 1991 1,204 — South Carolina (70 games) ...... 2004 160 — Tennessee (68 games)...... 2001 1,202 — LSU (65 games) ...... 2004 159 — Tennessee (59 games)...... 1990 1,200 — Tennessee (56 games) ...... 1998 156 — LSU (68 games) ...... 1987 154 — Vanderbilt (60 games) ...... 1974 SAVES SEASON: DOUBLEHEADER NO-HITTERS 27 — South Carolina ...... 2012 Vanderbilt vs. Louisville (Willis 3-0, Wessel 2-0) ...... 1971 25 — South Carolina ...... 2002 24 — Miss. State ...... 2013 24 — South Carolina ...... 2004 CONSECUTIVE WINS 23 — South Carolina ...... 2011 23 — Auburn ...... 1995 SEC GAMES ONLY: 22 — South Carolina ...... 2013 17 — South Carolina (single-season) ...... 2000 22 — LSU ...... 2009 15 — Tennessee (single-season) ...... 1951 22 — Alabama ...... 2002 *LSU won 15-straight over two seasons (4 in 1990; 11 in 1991) 22 — South Carolina ...... 2001 *Alabama won 19-straight over two seasons (10 in 1941; 9 in 1942) 21 — Miss. State ...... 2012 21 — Georgia ...... 2011 OVERALL: 21 — Auburn ...... 2005 23 — LSU ...... 2008 21 — South Carolina ...... 2000 22 — South Carolina ...... 2000 21 — Ole Miss ...... 1993 20 — Vanderbilt ...... 2007 21 — Miss. State ...... 1998 20 — South Carolina ...... 2000 20 — Arkansas ...... 2011 19 — Kentucky ...... 2008 20 — LSU ...... 1989 19 — Kentucky ...... 2007 19 — LSU ...... 1997 18 — Florida ...... 2012 18 — South Carolina ...... 2004 18 — Arkansas ...... 1996 18 — LSU ...... 1986 17 — Ole Miss ...... 1960 17 — Auburn ...... 1997 16 — Alabama ...... 1999 16 — Auburn ...... 1976 15 — LSU ...... 2013 15 — Kentucky ...... 2000 15 — Tennessee ...... 1997 15 — Miss. State ...... 1987 15 — Alabama ...... 1997 15 — Alabama ...... 1983 15 — LSU ...... 1995 14 — Florida ...... 2001 and 2004 14 — Auburn (Twice) ...... 1995

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 139 SEC RECORDS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC NOTES

SECOND TO NONE 2013 PRESEASON POLL RESULTS In the past 24 years, the Southeastern Conference has been the top college baseball conference in the nation. Consider: Eastern Division ‡ Since 1990, 162 squads have received NCAA Tournament bids to lead Team Pts. the nation. 1) Vanderbilt 89 (12) ‡ A nation-leading 48 SEC teams have recorded College World Series 2) Florida 67 berths since 1990, winning nine of the last 24 NCAA titles (1990, 1991, 3) Kentucky 59 (1) 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2009, 2010 and 2011) and seven runner-ups South Carolina 59 (1) (1997, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2011, 2012 and 2013). 5) Georgia 41 ‡ Ten different SEC squads (Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, 6) Tennessee 29 LSU, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt) have made 7) Missouri 23 CWS appearances since 1990, the most squads from a conference to appear in Omaha since that time. Western Division ‡ SEC squads have appeared in 28 of the last 29 College World Series, with Team Pts. the lone miss in 1992. 1) Arkansas 90 (12) ‡ Since 1990, 31 SEC squads have posted 50 wins. 2) LSU 75 (1) 3) Mississippi State 59 (1) 4) Ole Miss 54 SEC IN THE COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 5) Texas A&M 51 6) Alabama 26 Since 1990, the Southeastern Conference has been the most success- 7) Auburn 24 ful baseball conference in the country. The SEC has won nine of the last 24 NCAA titles (1990, 1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2009, 2010 and SEC Champion: Arkansas (9), Vanderbilt (3), Kentucky (1), LSU (1) 2011), finished runner-up seven times and has put more teams in the College World Series than any conference in the country. Take a look at the SEC’s success in the last 24 years: SEC ENDS 79TH SEASON OF CONFERENCE PLAY This marked the 79th season of conference play in the SEC. In 1933, CONFERENCE RECORDS IN THE CWS baseball became one of the first sports in which the SEC crowned a cham- pion. The league did not sponsor teams in 1945 and 1946 due to World Since 1990 War II. (Using current conference alignments) The SEC standings below include all regular-season games from 1933- Conference App. Games W-L Pct. 2013, with SEC Tournament games counting in 1993 and 1994. SEC 48 177 98-83 .541 Pacific 12 34 128 75-56 .573 All-Time SEC Standings Atlantic Coast 30 100 40-50 .444 Team Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct. Big 12 26 74 31-43 .419 Florida 77 1531 916 613 2 .599 Big West 16 57 30-27 .526 S. Carolina 22 631 359 271 1 .570 Independents 10 36 21-15 .583 Alabama 79 1646 914 729 3 .556 Missouri Valley 6 18 8-10 .444 LSU 79 1614 886 726 5 .550 Western Athletic 6 23 12-11 .522 Miss. State 79 1602 858 743 1 .536 C-USA 6 17 5-12 .294 Auburn 79 1583 839 744 3 .530 AAC 3 8 2-6 .250 Arkansas 22 618 319 297 0 .516 Southern 2 5 1-4 .200 Ole Miss 79 1565 749 813 2 .479 Big Ten 1 3 1-2 .333 Georgia 79 1582 741 839 2 .469 Mountain West 1 5 3-2 .600 Tennessee 71 1473 686 791 1 .466 Sun Belt 1 4 2-2 .500 Texas A&M 1 29 13 16 0 .448 West Coast 1 4 4-0 1.000 Kentucky 74 1529 647 876 8 .426 Mid American 1 3 1-2 .333 Vanderbilt 67 1434 581 852 9 .408 America East 1 2 0-2 .000 Missouri 1 30 10 20 0 .333

‡ Not counting games against each other, the SEC has posted a 73-60 All-Time Records record in the College World Series since 1990, a 54.9 winning percent- Team Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct. age. Texas A&M 3900 2488 1412 42 .643 ‡ Since 1990, an SEC team has played in 158 of the 344 games in the Miss. State 123 3920 2457 1435 28 .631 College World Series, an amazing 46 percent of games. SEC teams Alabama 120 3976 2463 1490 23 .622 played in 12 of the 15 games of the 2004 College World Series and in 8 S. Carolina 122 3875 2411 1447 17 .624 of the 14 in 2013. Arkansas 91 3271 2000 1265 6 .612 ‡ The SEC has sent 10 of its 14 schools to the College World Series since LSU 118 3852 2343 1486 23 .611 1990. Texas A&M also advanced three times since 1990 prior to joining Florida 99 3809 2306 1479 24 .609 SEC. Auburn 79 3143 1884 1253 6 .600 Ole Miss 113 3464 1979 1465 20 .574 ‡ The SEC has played 46 games in the “Final Four” of the College World Georgia 126 3759 2117 1619 23 .566 Series since 1990, an average of over 1.5 per year. Tennessee 104 3371 1886 1471 14 .562 Vanderbilt 115 3754 2081 1641 32 .559 SEC FIRST ROUND MAJOR LEAGUE PICKS Kentucky 102 3273 1775 1476 25 .546 Missouri 3646 2178 1448 20 .600 Three SEC players were taken in the first round of the 2013 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft, held in June in New York City. Mississippi State’s Hunter Renfroe was selected 13th overall by San Diego. Jonathan Crawford of Florida was selected 20th by Detroit, while Arkansas’ Ryne Stanek was 27th by Tampa Bay. With those three selections this year, the SEC has now had a first round selection in each year since 1991 and 96 total in the first round during that time. 140 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNERS

DAVE MAGADAN BEN MCDONALD 1983, Alabama 1989, LSU Alabama’s David Magadan was named the sixth LSU pitcher Ben McDonald was the 12th winner of recipient of the , college base- the prestigious Golden Spikes Award in 1989 after ball’s answer to football’s Heisman Trophy, for his leading his team to its second College World Series banner season in 1983, one in which he led the Crimson Tide to a appearance in his three-year career. second place finish nationally. Magadan, who hit .439 for his Alabama In 1989, McDonald notched a 14-4 record and a 3.49 ERA while career, hit an amazing .525 his last year, which included a phenomenal setting the SEC mark for strikeouts with 202. He also recorded four 10 for 11 series in the SEC Tournament. In a 15-2 triumph over Florida, saves in leading LSU to an 18-9 second place SEC showing and a Magadan was 5-for-5 with a pair of home runs and doubles. For the 55-17 overall mark. The squad earned a fourth place finish in the CWS. season, Magadan was 114 for 217, including 31 doubles, just one of McDonald was tabbed a consensus All-America and the recipient of the many SEC records then owned by the Tampa, Fla., native. Collegiate Baseball/ESPN Pitcher of the Year Award. Magadan was also voted “Player of the Year” by Baseball America McDonald also knew success on the international level. He led the making him the first SEC player ever to be named the nation’s best. U.S. to the gold medal in the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, Korea by post- ing wins over Korea (5-3) and Puerto Rico (7-2). The right-handed fireballer allowed only two earned runs in 18 innings at WILL CLARK the Olympics, while striking out 17 and walking four. 1985, Miss. State Mississippi State’s Will Clark was the eighth winner LLOYD PEEVER of the Golden Spikes Award after a stellar career 1992, LSU under Coach Ron Polk and a banner 1985 collegiate season. LSU’s Lloyd Peever, pitcher for the SEC Champion Clark batted .420 while slugging SEC-leading totals of 25 homers, Tigers, was the winner of the Collegiate Baseball 77 RBI and 158 total bases in leading the Bulldogs to a tie for third Player of the Year Award in 1992. Peever was also place with Arkansas in the ’85 NCAA College World Series. Mississippi a first-team All-America selection by the American Baseball Coaches State finished the season with a 50-15 mark, then the most overall wins Association and Baseball America. ever by an SEC team. Peever recorded a perfect 14-0 record in 1992 with an earned run The New Orleans, La., native ended his career with a Mississippi average of 1.978. He led the SEC in wins and was second in ERA. In State career record batting average of .391 and 61 career homers (sec- 104.2 innings, he allowed just 67 hits and 20 walks. ond-highest total in SEC history behind teammate Rafael Palmeiro with Peever , a junior from Stonewall, Okla., turned pro following the 67) in three seasons. Clark then signed as the second player chosen in 1992 season and was a fourth-round draft selection of the Rockies. the ’85 Major League Baseball Draft by the . He led the ’84 Olympic Team with a .429 average and three home runs in four games at Dodger Stadium and was selected as Amateur Baseball TODD HELTON Player of the Year in 1985 by the U.S. Olympic Committee. 1995, Tennessee Tennessee’s Todd Helton, standout first baseman and DERICK LILLIQUIST pitcher for the SEC Champion Volunteers, was the 1987, Georgia winner of the Mizuno/Collegiate Baseball, Baseball America and the Baseball Weekly/USA Today Player of the Year awards. Georgia’s Derick Lilliquist, pitcher for the SEC regular He was also the recipient of the Dick Howser Player of the Year Award. season champion and College World Series partici- Helton batted .407 with a league-high 105 hits, 20 home runs, 92 pant Bulldogs, was named the national Pitcher of the runs batted in, 86 runs scored, 27 doubles and a .775 slugging per- Year by Baseball America in 1987. He was also chosen an All-America centage. On the mound, he was equally as impressive. The Knoxville, by the American Baseball Coaches Association, The Sporting News and Tenn. native, had a SEC-best 1.66 earned run average while achieving Baseball America. an 8-2 record. His hits per 9 innings ratio of 5.68 was the best in the In 1987, Lilliquist posted a 14-3 record with an earned run average league and he recorded 12 saves, second best in the league. of 2.24. He continues to hold the Georgia record for strikeouts in a season with 190, achieved in 1987. Drafted by the in 1987, Lilliquist reached the major leagues with the Braves in 1989 and has also played with the San Diego Padres and . The Winter Park, Fla. native, also belted 19 home runs and 63 runs batted as a designated hitter during his junior season in 1987.

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TIM HUDSON KIP BOUKNIGHT 1997, Auburn 2000, South Carolina Auburn’s Tim Hudson, standout outfielder and pitcher South Carolina’s Kip Bouknight, pitcher for the SEC for the Tigers, was the winner of the Smith Award, Champion Gamecock’s, was named the recipient of given annually to the top collegiate baseball player the Rotary Smith Award, as well as National Player of in the country. the Year by Collegiate Baseball and the American Basebcall Coaches Hudson batted .396 with 18 home runs and 95 RBI, which was sec- Association. ond in the SEC. On the mound, Hudson recorded a 15-2 mark with a Bouknight led the nation in wins with 17, while only having one loss 2.97 ERA. His win total was tops among all NCAA Division I . He on the year. His 2.81 ERA was second in theleague while he led all SEC led the SEC in wins, strikeouts (165), hits allowed per 9 innings (6.62) pitchers in strikeouts with 143. and his opponents batting average was a league-low .199. A consensus All-America in 2000, Bouknight was also named SEC Hudson ended his collegiate career after his Tigers’ appearance in Player of the year. Recepient of SEC Pitcher of the Week honors for the the College World Series and was a 6th round pick by the Oakland A’s. week of April 10. Bouknight was also recognized for his roll in the class- room by being named to the 2000 SEC Baseball Academic Honor Roll. BRAD WILKERSON DAVID PRICE 1998, Florida 2007, Vanderbilt Florida’s Brad Wilkerson, an outstanding pitcher, first baseman, outfielder and designated hitter, was David Price of Vanderbilt won the fourth annual named the National Player of the Year by the National Brooks Wallace Award for national collegiate player Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. of the year. Price was consensus All-America and Wilkerson batted .347and led the SEC Champion Gators with 23 2006-07 Southeastern Conference Male Athlete of the Year. He also home runs and 70 runs batted in. He also led Florida in pitching with a recently captured the and Golden Spikes Award 10-5 record, a 4.98 earned run average while striking out 136 batters, as well as being named American Baseball Coaches Association Player an SEC-best. of the Year. Wilkerson was a two-time All-SEC first-team selection and consensus He led the SEC in five different pitching categories and helped Vandy All-America pick in1998. Wilkerson was the 33rd selection in the 1998 to a school-record-season victories’ total at 54-13 overall and is the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft, taken by the . Commodores’ first men’s athletics national player of the year in any sport. Price was chosen as the first player in the 2007 Major League Baseball Draft by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and closed the year at 11-1 EDDY FURNISS overall with 194 strikeouts in 133 1/3 innings pitched (13.1 strikeouts every nine frames). He did not lose a decision in his 17 starts and struck 1998, LSU out 10 or more batters in 12 of those first 17 appearances. LSU’s Eddy Furniss, the Tigers’ standout first base- man, was named the recipient of the Dick Howser Award, given annually to the nation’s outstanding MIKE ZUNINO collegiate player. 2012, Florida Furniss led the SEC in slugging percentage (.898) and on-base percentage (.545). Furniss, a four-year star for the College World Mike Zunino capped off one of the greatest individ- Series-bound Tigers, hit a team-high .403 with 28 home runs and 76 ual seasons by a student-athlete runs batted in. when USA Baseball announced him as the recipient Furniss was a two-time All-SEC first-team selection and a unanimous of the 2012 USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award (GSA). The prestigious choice among the league’s coaches in 1998. A consensus All-America award, now in its 35th year of recognizing the nation’s top amateur in 1998, Furniss was a fourth round selection in the 1998 Major League baseball player, was presented live on MLB Network. Zunino joined fel- Baseball Amateur Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. low catcher (2008) as the only player to collect the Golden Spikes Award, the Dick Howser Trophy and the Johnny Bench Award in the same campaign. Zunino is the first GSA winner and highest draft pick in Florida’s history, and he marked the first GSA finalist for the Gators since Matt LaPorta in 2007. The Cape Coral, Fla., native was a consensus first-team All-American, the first Dick Howser Trophy recipi- ent from Florida, Baseball America’s 2012 College Player of the Year, the initial Johnny Bench Award winner from UF and the 2012 National Player of the Year by CollegeBaseballInsider.com. He finished as the Gators’ “Triple Crown” winner, leading the team in batting average (.322), RBI (67) and homers (19), and paced the Orange and Blue in total bases (164), doubles (28), sacrifice flies (11) and slugging percent- age (.669).

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 143 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC ALL-AMERICANS (First Team Only) 1949 Dominic Fucci, Kentucky ...... C ...... Coaches John Powell, Auburn ...... P ...... Baseball America 1950 Ed White, Alabama ...... OF...... Coaches Vee Hightower, Vanderbilt ...... OF...... Mizuno 1953 B.B. Hopkins, Tennessee ...... 3B ...... Coaches Joe Biernat, South Carolina ...... INF . . . . . NCBWA 1957 Fred Frickie, Alabama ...... 1B ...... Coaches 1994 Todd Walker, LSU ...... 2B ...... Mizuno, Baseball America, ABCA, NCBWA 1958 Bernie Parrish, Florida ...... 2B ...... Coaches R. A. Dickey, Tennessee ...... P ...... Mizuno, Baseball America 1959 Perry McGriff, Florida ...... 1B ...... Coaches Gary Rath, Miss. State ...... P ...... Baseball America, ABCA 1960 Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss ...... 3B ...... Coaches Jeff Abbott, Kentucky ...... OF...... Mizuno, NCBWA 1962 Tom Moore, Florida ...... 3B ...... Coaches Todd Helton, Tennessee ...... P ...... NCBWA Larry Nichols, Auburn ...... CF ...... Coaches Jay Waggoner, Auburn ...... 1B ...... NCBWA 1963 Tom Moore, Florida ...... 3B ...... Coaches Russ Johnson, LSU ...... SS ...... NCBWA 1964 Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ...... SS ...... Coaches, Sporting News Jamey Price, Ole Miss ...... P ...... Mizuno, NCBWA 1966 Del Unser, Miss. State ...... OF...... Sporting News 1995 Todd Helton, Tennessee ...... UT ...... Mizuno, Baseball America, 1967 Q.V. Lowe, Auburn ...... P ...... Coaches ABCA, NCBWA 1970 Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... CF ...... Coaches, Sporting News Mark Bellhorn, Auburn ...... SS ...... Baseball America Dan Adams, Ole Miss ...... 3B ...... Sporting News Ryan Halla, Auburn ...... P ...... ABCA, NCBWA 1971 Philip Still, Miss. State ...... 3B ...... Coaches, Sporting News R.A. Dickey, Tennessee ...... P ...... NCBWA 1972 Paul Husband, Ole Miss ...... OF...... Coaches, Worth Scott Schultz, LSU ...... P ...... NCBWA 1973 Paul Husband, Ole Miss ...... RF ...... Coaches, Sporting News David Dellucci, Ole Miss ...... OF...... NCBWA Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... RF ...... Coaches 1996 R.A. Dickey, Tennessee ...... P ...... NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball 1974 Mike Miley, LSU ...... 2B ...... Sporting News Dax Norris, Alabama ...... C ...... NCBWA 1975 Condredge Holloway, Tenn...... SS ...... Sporting News Eddy Furniss, LSU ...... 1B ...... Consensus 1976 Rick Honeycutt, Tennessee ...... 1B ...... Coaches David Eckstein, Florida ...... 2B ...... NCBWA 1977 Nat Showalter, Miss. State ...... OF...... Coaches Chad Green, Kentucky ...... OF...... NCBWA, ABCA, 1979 Mike Kelly, Miss. State ...... CF ...... Coaches Baseball America Marc Sullivan, Florida ...... C ...... Sporting News Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... UT/ATH . . NCBWA 1980 Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt ...... C ...... Coaches, Sporting News Eddie Yarnall, LSU...... P ...... Baseball America, ABCA 1981 Mark Gillaspie, Miss. State ...... RF ...... Coaches 1997 Tim Hudson, Auburn ...... UT/P . . . . Consensus 1983 David Magadan, Alabama ...... 1B ...... Consensus Patrick Coogan, LSU ...... P ...... NCBWA Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State ...... 1B ...... Baseball America Brandon Larson, LSU ...... SS/DH . . . NCBWA, Sporting News, Baseball America, ABCA 1984 Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State ...... 1B ...... Coaches, Baseball America Roberto Vaz, Alabama ...... OF...... NCBWA, Sporting News, Will Clark, Miss. State ...... 1B ...... Sporting News ABCA Alan Cockrell, Tennessee ...... OF...... Sporting News Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... UT ...... NCBWA, Baseball America 1985 Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State ...... LF ...... Sporting News Ryan Bordenick, So. Carolina . . . .DH . . . . . ABCA Will Clark, Miss. State ...... 1B ...... Consensus 1998 Josh Fogg,Florida ...... P ...... NCBWA, Louisville Slugger, Jeff Brantley, Miss. State ...... P ...... Consensus Baseball America 1986 Doug Duke, Alabama ...... C ...... Coaches, Baseball America Eddy Furniss, LSU ...... 1B ...... Consensus 1987 Derek Lilliquist, Georgia ...... P ...... Consensus Jeff Pickler, Tennessee ...... 2B ...... Consensus Gregg Olson, Auburn ...... P ...... Baseball America Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... UT/DH . . . Consensus Rodney Brewer, Florida ...... 1B ...... Sporting News Brian Wiese, Miss. State ...... UT ...... NCBWA 1988 Gregg Olson, Auburn ...... P ...... Coaches, Baseball America Adam Everett, South Carolina . . . .SS ...... Baseball America Ben McDonald, LSU ...... P ...... Baseball America Mike Curry, South Carolina ...... OF...... Baseball America 1989 Ben McDonald, LSU ...... P ...... Consensus Brad Cresse, LSU ...... C ...... Sporting News Frank Thomas, Auburn ...... 1B ...... Consensus 1999 Kurt Ainsworth, LSU...... P ...... Baseball America Pete Young, Miss. State ...... U ...... Baseball America Hunter Bledsoe, Vanderbilt ...... 3B ...... Louisville Slugger 1990 Wes Grisham, LSU ...... OF...... Baseball America 2000 Kip Bouknight, South Carolina . . . .P ...... Consensus 1991 Joe Vitiello, Alabama ...... OF...... Baseball America Brad Cresse, LSU ...... C ...... Consensus John Burke, Florida ...... P ...... Baseball America Todd Faulkner, Auburn ...... 1B ...... Consensus 1992 Lloyd Peever, LSU ...... P ...... Consensus Gabe Gross, Auburn ...... OF...... ABCA, Louisville Slugger, Baseball America, NCBWA Doug Hecker, Tennessee ...... 1B ...... Baseball America Chris Burke, Tennessee ...... 2B ...... Baseball Weekly 1993 Todd Walker, LSU ...... 2B ...... Consensus

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2001 Chris Burke, Tennessee ...... SS ...... Baseball Weekly, Scott Bittle, Ole Miss ...... RP ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Rivals NCBWA Collin Cowgill, Kentucky ...... OF...... NCBWA Lee Gronkiewicz, S. Carolina . . . . .P ...... Baseball Weekly, Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Joshua Fields, Georgia ...... RP ...... NCBWA, Collegiate NCBWA Baseball, Rivals Yaron Peters, S. Carolina, ...... 1B ...... Baseball America, ABCA 2009 Kent Matthes, Alabama ...... OF...... Baseball America, NCBWA, 2002 Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Blake Taylor, S. Carolina ...... P ...... NCBWA, ABCA CB Insider, Rivals 2003 David Marchbanks, S. Carolina . . .P ...... Collegiate Baseball, Rich Poythress, Georgia ...... DH . . . . . Baseball America, Baseball America, NCBWA, CB Insider, Rivals CollegeBaseballInsider.com Louis Coleman, LSU ...... SP ...... Baseball America, Aaron Hill, LSU ...... SS ...... Baseball America Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, CB Insider, Rivals Beau Hearod, Alabama ...... UT/ATH . . NCBWA 2010 Hunter Morris, Auburn ...... 1B ...... Baseball America, Steven Register, Auburn ...... RP ...... NCBWA NCBWA, ABCA, Rivals 2004 , S. Carolina ...... C ...... Baseball Weekly, NCBWA Taylor Dugas, Alabama ...... OF...... Baseball America John Zeringue, LSU ...... OF...... Baseball Weekly, ABCA, Drew Pomeranz, Ole Miss ...... SP ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, NCBWA Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Stephen Head, Ole Miss ...... DH/UTY . . Baseball Weekly,Baseball Rivals America, College Baseball Zack Cox, Arkansas ...... DH . . . . . Rivals Insider 2011 Mike Zunino, Florida ...... C ...... Baseball America, Justin Hoyman, Florida ...... P ...... Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, ABCA, Perfect Game College Baseball Insider Mikie Mahtook, LSU ...... OF...... Baseball America, Brad Corley, Miss. State ...... OF...... Baseball America ABCA, Perfect Game Warner Jones, Vanderbilt ...... DH . . . . . Baseball America, ABCA Michael Roth, South Carolina . . . .SP ...... Baseball America, Chad Blackwell, S. Carolina . . . . .RP ...... College Baseball Insider Perfect Game 2005 Matt LaPorta, Florida ...... 1B ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Jason Espisito, Vanderbilt ...... 3B ...... ABCA Collegiate Baseball, Baseball Sonny Gray, Vanderbilt ...... SP ...... Perfect Game Weekly, ABCA Matt Price, South Carolina ...... RP ...... Perfect Game Luke Hochevar, Tennessee ...... P ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, Baseball 2012 Mike Zunino, Florida ...... C ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Weekly, ABCA Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Perfect Game Ryan Patterson, LSU ...... OF...... NCBWA, Baseball Weekly , Ole Miss ...... 2B ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Brian Pettway, Ole Miss ...... OF...... NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Stephen Head, Ole Miss ...... UT/DH . . . Sports Weekly, ABCA Perfect Game 2006 Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt ...... 3B ...... Baseball America , Mississippi State . . .SP ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Ryan Strieby, Kentucky ...... 1B ...... Baseball America, Collegiate Perfect Game Baseball, ABCA, College Baseball Foundation Raph Rhymes, LSU ...... OF...... NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Perfect Emeel Salem, Alabama ...... OF...... College Baseball Foundation Game Wade LeBlanc, Alabama ...... P ...... Collegiate Baseball Brian Johnson, Florida ...... UTY . . . . . NCBWA, Perfect Game Nick Schmidt, Arkansas ...... P ...... Collegiate Baseball, CBF Kevin Gausman, LSU ...... SP ...... Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, J.P. Arencibia, Tennessee ...... C ...... College Baseball Foundation Perfect Game Josh Morris, Georgia ...... 1B ...... College Baseball Foundation 2013 Stuart Turner, Ole Miss ...... C ...... Baseball America, ABCA, Collegiate Baseball, CBI 2007 Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt ...... 3B ...... Baseball America, NCBWA Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... 2B ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Matt LaPorta, Florida ...... 1b ...... Baseball America, ABCA Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, David Price, Vanderbilt ...... P ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Perfect Game, CBI Collegiate Baseball, ABCA Alex Bregman, LSU ...... SS ...... Baseball America, ABCA, Casey Weathers, Vanderbilt ...... RP ...... Baseball America, Collegiate Perfect Game Baseball, ABCA Hunter Renfroe, Miss. State ...... OF...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Sean Coughlin, Kentucky...... C ...... NCBWA Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Perfect Game, CBI Dominic de la Osa, Vanderbilt . . .OF...... Collegiate Baseball, ABCA Aaron Nola, LSU ...... SP ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Edward Easley, Miss. State ...... C ...... ABCA Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, 2008 Justin Smoak, South Carolina . . . .1B ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Perfect Game, CBI Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Mason Katz, LSU ...... 1B ...... NCBWA Rivals Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt ...... SP ...... NCBWA, CBI Gordon Beckham, Georgia ...... SS ...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Jonathan Holder, Miss. State . . . . .RP ...... NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball Rivals Ross Mitchell, Miss. State ...... RP ...... CBI Sawyer Carroll, Kentucky ...... OF...... Baseball America, NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, ABCA, Rivals Blake Dean, LSU ...... OF...... Baseball America

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 145 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC COACH OF THE YEAR

Year Name School Year Name School Year Name School 1933 W. P. White Georgia 1961 Ray Didier LSU 1989 Ron Polk Miss. State 1934 J. B. Whitworth Alabama 1962 Dave Fuller Florida 1990 Skip Bertman LSU 1935 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1963 Paul Nix Auburn 1991 Skip Bertman LSU 1936 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1964 Tom Swayze Ole Miss 1992 Skip Bertman LSU 1937 Dell Morgan Auburn 1965 Paul Gregory Miss. State 1993 Skip Bertman LSU 1938 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1966 Paul Gregory Miss. State 1994 Rod Delmonico Tennessee 1939 Harry Rabenhorst LSU 1967 Paul Nix Auburn 1995 Rod Delmonico Tennessee 1940 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1968 Joe Sewell Alabama 1996 Skip Bertman LSU 1941 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1969 Tom Swayze Ole Miss Andy Lopez Florida 1942 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1970 Paul Gregory Miss. State Jim Wells Alabama 1943 “Red” Swanson LSU 1971 Paul Gregory Miss. State 1997 Skip Bertman LSU 1944 No Competition 1972 Jake Gibbs Ole Miss 1998 Ray Tanner S. Carolina 1945 No Competition 1973 Larry Schmittou Vanderbilt 1999 Norm DeBriyn Arkansas 1946 Harry Rabenhorst LSU 1974 Larry Schmittou Vanderbilt 2000 Ray Tanner S. Carolina 1947 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1975 Jim Smith LSU 2001 Ron Polk Georgia 1948 R. P. Patty Miss. State 1976 Paul Nix Auburn 2002 Jim Wells Alabama 1949 R. P. Patty Miss. State 1977 Jake Gibbs Ole Miss 2003 Smoke Laval LSU 1950 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1978 Paul Nix Auburn 2004 Dave Van Horn Arkansas 1951 S. W. Anderson Tennessee 1979 Ron Polk Miss. State David Perno Georgia 1952 Dave Fuller Florida 1980 Roy Mewbourne Vanderbilt 2005 Pat McMahon Florida 1953 Jim Whatley Georgia 1981 Jack Rhine Florida 2006 John Cohen Kentucky 1954 Jim Whatley Georgia 1982 Jack Rhine Florida 2007 Tim Corbin Vanderbilt 1955 Tilden Campbell Alabama 1983 Alabama 2008 David Perno Georgia 1956 Dave Fuller Florida 1984 Joe Arnold Florida 2009 Paul Mainieri LSU 1957 Joe Pittard Georgia Tech 1985 Ron Polk Miss. State 2010 Kevin O’Sullivan Florida 1958 Joe Connally Auburn 1986 Skip Bertman LSU 2011 Ray Tanner S. Carolina 1959 Tom Swayze Ole Miss 1987 Georgia 2012 Gary Henderson Kentucky 1960 Tom Swayze Ole Miss 1988 Joe Arnold Florida 2013 Tim Corbin Vanderbilt

SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Year Name School Year Name School 1993 Russ Johnson LSU 2004 Jon Zeringue LSU 1994 Todd Walker LSU Stephen Head Ole Miss 1995 Todd Helton Tennessee 2005 Matt LaPorta Florida 1996 Eddy Furniss LSU 2006 Ryan Strieby Kentucky 1997 Tim Hudson Auburn 2007 Matt LaPorta Florida 1998 Jeff Pickler Tennessee 2008 Gordon Beckham Georgia 1999 Hunter Bledsoe Vanderbilt 2009 Kent Matthes Alabama 2000 Kip Bouknight South Carolina 2010 Hunter Morris Auburn 2001 Chris Burke Tennessee 2011 Mike Zunino Florida 2002 Yaron Peters South Carolina 2012 Raph Rhymes LSU 2003 Aaron Hill LSU 2013 Tony Kemp Vanderbilt

SEC PITCHER OF THE YEAR

Year Name School Year Name School 2003 David Marchbanks South Carolina 2009 Louis Coleman LSU 2004 Justin Hoyman Florida 2010 Drew Pomeranz Ole Miss 2005 Luke Hochevar Tennessee 2011 Vanderbilt 2006 Nick Schmidt Arkansas 2012 Chris Stratton Mississippi State 2007 David Price Vanderbilt 2013 Aaron Nola LSU 2008 Joshua Fields Georgia

146 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Year Name School Year Name School 2000 Mike Fontenot LSU 2008 Hunter Morris Auburn 2001 Lane Mestepey LSU 2009 Matty Ott LSU 2002 Seth Smith Ole Miss Preston Tucker Florida 2003 Stephen Head Ole Miss 2010 Austin Maddox Florida 2004 Wade LeBlanc Alabama 2011 Tony Kemp Vanderbilt 2005 J.P. Arencibia Tennessee 2012 Austin Cousino Kentucky 2006 Pedro Alvarez Vanderbilt 2013 Alex Bregman LSU 2007 Jordan Henry Ole Miss

SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Year Name School Year Name School 2004 Brady Toops Arkansas 2009 Ben Jones Auburn 2005 Jason Determann LSU 2010 Cory Luckie Auburn 2006 Emeel Salem Alabama 2011 James McCann Arkansas 2007 Emeel Salem Alabama 2012 Michael Roth South Carolina 2008 Gordon Beckham Georgia 2013 Sam Frost Mississippi State

BASEBALL AMERICA HONORS COLLEGIATE BASEBALL HONORS COACH OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR

1983 — BARRY SHOLLENBERGER, ALABAMA 1997 — JIM WELLS, ALABAMA 1990 — STEVE WEBBER, GEORGIA 1997 — SKIP BERTMAN, LSU 1985 — RON POLK, MISSISSIPPI STATE 2000 — RAY TANNER, SOUTH CAROLINA 1991 — SKIP BERTMAN, LSU 2000 — SKIP BERTMAN, LSU 1986 — SKIP BERTMAN, LSU 2004 — DAVID PERNO, GEORGIA 1993 — SKIP BERTMAN, LSU 2009 — PAUL MAINIERI, LSU 1990 — STEVE WEBBER, GEORGIA 2009 — PAUL MAINIERI, LSU 1996 — SKIP BERTMAN, LSU; 2010 — RAY TANNER, SOUTH CAORLINA 1995 — ROD DELMONICO, TENNESSEE 2011 — KEVIN O’SULLIVAN, FLORIDA ANDY LOPEZ, FLORIDA 2011 — RAY TANNER, SOUTH CAORLINA 1996 — SKIP BERTMAN, LSU PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1983 — DAVE MAGADAN, 1B, ALABAMA 2012 — MIKE ZUNINO, C, FLORIDA 1989 — BEN McDONALD, RHP, LSU DEREK LILLIQUIST, LHP, GEORGIA Note: Baseball America named a Player and 1992 — LLOYD PEEVER, RHP, LSU 1989 — BEN McDONALD, RHP, LSU a Pitcher of the Year from 1981-1988. In 1995 — TODD HELTON, 1B/P, TENNESSEE 1995 — TODD HELTON, 1B/P, TENNESSEE 1989, the publication began naming just one 2000 — KIP BOUKNIGHT, P, S. CAROLINA 2007 — DAVID PRICE, P, VANDERBILT Player of the Year. 2007 — DAVID PRICE, P, VANDERBILT

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1983 — RAFAEL PALMEIRO, OF, 1993 — BRETT LAXTON, P, LSU 1992 — TODD WALKER, 2B, LSU 2000 — MIKE FONTENOT, LSU MISSISSIPPI STATE 1994 — R. A. DICKEY, P, TENNESSEE 1993 — BRETT LAXTON, P, LSU 2003 — STEPHEN HEAD, DH/UT, OLE MISS 1985 — RON WENRICH, OF, GEORGIA 2004 — WADE LEBLANC, P, ALABAMA 1994 — R.A. DICKEY, P, TENNESSEE 2006 — PEDRO ALVAREZ, 3B, VANDERBILT 1992 — TODD WALKER, 2B, LSU 2006 — PEDRO ALVAREZ, 3B, VANDERBILT 1998 — HAYDEN GLIEMMO, P, AUBURN

(NOTE: Only SEC players listed.) (NOTE: Only SEC players listed.)

COLLEGE BASEBALL FOUNDATION COACH OF THE YEAR 2006 — JOHN COHEN, KENTUCKY

COLLEGE BASEBALL INSIDER COACH OF THE YEAR 2008 — PAUL MAINIERI, LSU OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 147 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK The Southeastern Conference began naming a player of the week in 1985. In 1987 the league expanded the honor to include a player and pitcher of the week. In 2006, a freshman of the week was added.

1985 April 5 . . . . . Dave Voit, Kentucky 1992 April 12 . . . . Dave Voit, Kentucky March 12 . . Jeff Brantley, Miss. State April 18 . . . . Ben McDonald, LSU Player March 19 . . Will Clark, Miss. State April 25 . . . . Johnny Wiggs, Florida March 23 . . Jeff Abbott, Kentucky March 26 . . Will Clark, Miss. State May 2 . . . . . Darren Musselwhite, Ole Miss March 30 . . Blaise Kozeniewski, Georgia April 2 . . . . . Kerry St. Clair, Georgia May 9 . . . . . Johnny Wiggs, Florida April 6 . . . . . Rex Buckner, Miss. State April 9 . . . . . Randy Clark, Kentucky April 13 . . . . Rex Buckner, Miss. State April 16 . . . . Scott Ruskin, Florida April 20 . . . . Russ Johnson, LSU April 23 . . . . David Turner, Tennessee 1989 April 27 . . . . Burke Cromer, S. Carolina April 30 . . . . Joey Cora, Vanderbilt Player May 4 . . . . . Ray Suplee, Georgia Jeff Brantley, Miss. State March 19 . . Jamie Abbgy, Vanderbilt May 11 . . . . Jeff Parnell, S. Carolina May 6 . . . . . Doug Duke, Alabama March 26 . . Tommy Raffo, Miss. State April 3 . . . . . J.R. Showalter, Georgia Pitcher 1986 April 10 . . . . Tommy Raffo, Miss. State March 23 . . B.J. Wallace, Miss. State April 17 . . . . Clark Preble, Auburn March 30 . . Wally Maynard, S. Carolina March 10 . . Roger Smith, Ole Miss April 24 . . . . Cary Williams, Alabama April 6 . . . . . Scott Schultz, LSU March 17 . . Pat Bailey, Alabama May 1 . . . . . Tracy Echols, Miss. State April 13 . . . . Scott Newell, Vanderbilt March 24 . . Cam Hazen, Vanderbilt May 8 . . . . . Roger Miller, Georgia April 20 . . . . John Pricher, Florida March 31 . . Derek Lilliquist, Georgia April 27 . . . . Brian Maxcy, Ole Miss April 7 . . . . . Terry Shumpert, Kentucky Pitcher May 4 . . . . . Mark Fuller, Auburn April 14 . . . . David Miller, Ole Miss May 11 . . . . Lloyd Peever, LSU Kelly Klippenstein, Vanderbilt March 19 . . Ben McDonald, LSU April 21 . . . . Ron Powell, Tennessee March 26 . . Dave Fleming, Georgia April 28 . . . . Joey Belle, LSU April 3 . . . . . Jeff Gidcumb, Florida 1993 May 5 . . . . . Dan Paradoa, Miss. State April 10 . . . . Grant Sullivan, Ole Miss April 17 . . . . Tommy Milstead, Alabama Player April 24 . . . . Mike McLochlin, Vanderbilt March 27 . . Todd Walker, LSU 1987 May 1 . . . . . Rod Bolton, Kentucky April 5 . . . . . Bo Camposano, Florida Player May 8 . . . . . Tommy Youngblood, Kentucky April 12 . . . . Vee Hightower, Vanderbilt April 19 . . . . Bubba Trammel, Tennessee March 16 . . Roger Miller, Georgia April 26 . . . . Joe Biernat, South Carolina March 23 . . Tony Haney, Auburn 1990 May 3 . . . . . Eddie Brooks, Kentucky Joey Fernandez, Florida Player May 10 . . . . Todd Walker, LSU March 30 . . Joe Gex, Ole Miss May 16 . . . . Todd Helton, Tennessee David Joiner, Vanderbilt March 20 . . Mike DiFelice, Tennessee April 7 . . . . . Frank Thomas, Auburn March 27 . . Jeff Cooper, Georgia Rodney Brewer, Florida April 2 . . . . . Todd O’Donnell, Auburn Pitcher April 13 . . . . Craig Faulkner, LSU April 10 . . . . Tim Edge, Auburn March 29 . . , Mississippi State Kyle Gordon, Ole Miss April 17 . . . . Brian Jester, Georgia April 5 . . . . . Alex Barylak, Georgia April 20 . . . . Pete Freeman, Georgia April 24 . . . . Tommy Raffo, Miss. State April 12 . . . . Al Drumheller, Alabama Terry Shumpert, Kentucky May 1 . . . . . Bo Camposano, Florida April 19 . . . . John Powell, Auburn April 27 . . . . Jack Voigt, LSU May 8 . . . . . J.R. Showalter, Georgia April 26 . . . . Mike Sirotka, LSU Brad Harvie, Vanderbilt May 3 . . . . . Marc Valdes, Florida May 4 . . . . . Mitch Knox, Kentucky Pitcher May 10 . . . . Jason Haynie, South Carolina May 11 . . . . Terry Shumpert, Kentucky March 20 . . Kenny Cargyle, Ole Miss May 17 . . . . Rob Mosser, South Carolina Joel Smith, Tennessee March 27 . . Bobby Dillon, Tennessee April 10 . . . . Tommy Milstead, Alabama 1994 Pitcher April 2 . . . . . Chris George, Miss. State Player March 16 . . Matt Coleman, Kentucky April 17 . . . . Rod Bolton, Kentucky March 23 . . Derek Lilliquist, Georgia April 24 . . . . Doug Brennan, Florida March 28 . . Russ Johnson, LSU March 30 . . Mike Sodders, Alabama May 1 . . . . . Dave Fleming, Georgia April 4 . . . . . Drew Williams, Miss. State April 7 . . . . . Mike Martin, Miss. State May 8 . . . . . Chad Ogea, LSU April 11 . . . . Jeff Abbott, Kentucky April 13 . . . . Cris Carpenter, Georgia April 18 . . . . Chris Stowers, Georgia April 20 . . . . David Oropeza, Alabama 1991 April 25 . . . . Todd Mensik, Ole Miss April 27 . . . . Ron Morton, Tennessee May 2 . . . . . Chan Perry, Florida Player May 4 . . . . . David Oropeza, Alabama May 9 . . . . . Drew Williams, Miss. State Derek Lilliquist, Georgia March 18 . . Brannen Veal, Auburn May 17 . . . . Nick Morrow, Vanderbilt Gregg Patterson, LSU March 25 . . Andrew Albrecht, Auburn May 11 . . . . Nelson Arriette, Miss. State April 1 . . . . . Philip Doyle, Alabama Pitcher April 8 . . . . . Steve Hegan, Miss. State March 28 . . Brian Reed, Kentucky April 15 . . . . Mick Kerns, Alabama 1988 April 4 . . . . . Todd Abbott, Arkansas April 22 . . . . Mick Kerns, Alabama April 11 . . . . Rob Bonanno, Florida Player April 29 . . . . Rich Cordani, LSU April 18 . . . . R. A. Dickey, Tennessee March 22 . . Jeff Livesey, Auburn May 5 . . . . . Mike Basse, Tennessee April 25 . . . . Gary Rath, Miss. State March 29 . . Craig Cala, LSU May 13 . . . . Joe Vitiello, Alabama May 2 . . . . . John Powell, Auburn April 5 . . . . . J.R. Showalter, Georgia May 9 . . . . . Brian Powell, Georgia April 12 . . . . Robbie Buchanan, Kentucky Pitcher May 17 . . . . Scott Schultz, LSU April 18 . . . . Jim Schifman, Vanderbilt March 18 . . John Burke, Florida April 25 . . . . Philip Doyle, Alabama March 25 . . Rick Green, LSU 1995 May 2 . . . . . Tommy Raffo, Miss. State April 1 . . . . . Marc Valdes, Florida May 9 . . . . . Vince Castaldo, Kentucky April 8 . . . . . Paul Fletcher, Tennessee Player April 15 . . . . Grant Sullivan, Ole Miss March 28 . . Russ Johnson, LSU Pitcher April 22 . . . . Mark Thompson, Kentucky March 27 . . Todd Helton, Tennessee March 22 . . Johnny Wiggs, Florida April 29 . . . . John Powell, Auburn April 3 . . . . . Chris Moller, Alabama March 29 . . Mike Martin, Miss. State May 5 . . . . . Jim Musselwhite, Georgia April 10 . . . . Nathan Dunn, LSU May 13 . . . . Mike Sirotka, LSU April 17 . . . . Scott Vieira, Tennessee 148 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

April 24 . . . . Todd Helton, Tennessee Pitcher May 14 . . . . Mailon Kent, Auburn May 1 . . . . . Kit Pellow, Arkansas May 8 . . . . . Shawn McNally, Auburn March 9 . . . David Walling, Arkansas Pitcher May 15 . . . . Jay Tedesco, Kentucky March 16 . . Kip Bouknight, South Carolina March 23 . . Justin Smith, Alabama Feb. 12 . . . . Lance Cormier, Alabama Feb. 19 . . . . Pete Montrenes, Ole Miss Pitcher March 30 . . Chris Demouy, LSU April 6 . . . . . Hayden Gliemmo, Auburn Feb. 26 . . . . Gary Bell, South Carolina March 27 . . Jamey Price, Ole Miss April 13 . . . . Rob Quarnstrom, Arkansas March 5 . . . Lance Cormier, Alabama April 3 . . . . . Ryan Halla, Auburn April 20 . . . . Jeremy Jackson, Miss. State March 12 . . Brandon Crowe, Tennessee April 10 . . . . J.J. Pearsall, South Carolina April 27 . . . . Josh Paxton, Kentucky March 19 . . Kip Bouknight, South Carolina April 17 . . . . Brian Winders, LSU May 4 . . . . . Matt Ginter, Miss. State March 26 . . Tanner Brock, Miss. State April 24 . . . . Chris Morrison, Auburn May 11 . . . . Jeff McAvoy, Ole Miss April 2 . . . . . Hayden Gliemmo, Auburn May 1 . . . . . Joel Colgrove, Alabama April 9 . . . . . Scott Murphy, Georgia May 8 . . . . . Kyle Kennedy, Miss. State April 16 . . . . Lane Mestepey, LSU May 15 . . . . Todd Helton, Tennessee 1999 April 23 . . . . Gary Bell, South Carolina Player April 30 . . . . Jeffery Carswell, Georgia March 15 . . Andy Phillips, Alabama May 7 . . . . . Charlie Isaacson, Arkansas 1996 May 14 . . . . Lee Gronkiewicz, South Carolina Player March 22 . . Greg Catalanotte, Florida March 29 . . Jamie Kersh, Auburn March 11 . . Scott Schroeffel, Tennessee April 5 . . . . . Jude Voltz, Ole Miss 2002 March 18 . . Eddy Furniss, LSU April 12 . . . . Travis Chapman, Miss. State Player March 25 . . David Eckstein, Florida April 19 . . . . Brian Roberts, South Carolina April 1 . . . . . Josh Etheredge, Auburn April 26 . . . . Kurt Keene, Florida Feb. 11 . . . . Sean Barker, LSU April 8 . . . . . Brett Taft, Alabama May 5 . . . . . Brad Cresse, LSU Feb. 18 . . . . Pat Osborn, Florida April 15 . . . . Josh Adeeb, Vanderbilt May 10 . . . . G.W. Keller, Alabama Feb. 25 . . . . Yaron Peters, South Carolina April 22 . . . . Keith Lewis, Ole Miss May 17 . . . . Casey Dunn, Auburn March 4 . . . Brent Boyd, Alabama April 29 . . . . Chris Moller, Alabama March 11 . . Jeremy Brown, Alabama May 6 . . . . . Brad Wilkerson, Florida Pitcher March 18 . . Ryan Shealy, Florida May 13 . . . . Kit Pellow, Arkansas March 25 . . Drew Meyer, South Carolina March 15 . . Cliff Brand, Georgia April 1 . . . . . Matthew Brinson, Miss. State Pitcher March 22 . . Matt Ginter, Miss. State April 8 . . . . . Ryan Fox, Arkansas March 29 . . Kip Bouknight, South Carolina March 11 . . Adam Shadburne, Kentucky April 15 . . . . Burney Hutchinson, Ole Miss April 5 . . . . . David Walling, Arkansas April 22 . . . . Mark Kiger, Florida March 18 . . Scott Schroeffel, Tennessee April 12 . . . . Jeff McAvoy, Ole Miss March 25 . . Jason Haynie, South Carolina April 29 . . . . Brent Boyd, Alabama April 19 . . . . Nathan Kent, Kentucky May 6 . . . . . Yaron Peters, South Carolina April 1 . . . . . Richie Nye, Arkansas April 26 . . . . Jonathan Blankenship, Alabama April 8 . . . . . Scott Downs, Kentucky May 13 . . . . Trent Pratt, Auburn May 3 . . . . . David Walling, Arkansas May 20 . . . . Ryan Shealy, Florida April 15 . . . . David Hooten, Mississippi State May 10 . . . . Brian Compton, Miss. State April 22 . . . . R.A. Dickey, Tennessee May 17 . . . . Kurt Ainsworth, LSU April 29 . . . . Phillip Haigler, Vanderbilt Pitcher May 6 . . . . . Kevin Shipp, LSU Feb. 11 . . . . David Marchbanks, S. Carolina May 13 . . . . Joel Colgrove, Alabama 2000 Feb. 18 . . . . Jeffery Terrell, Tennessee Player Feb. 25 . . . . , Vanderbilt March 13 . . John McHenry, South Carolina March 4 . . . Eric Brandon, Auburn 1997 March 11 . . Joseph Blanton, Kentucky Player March 20 . . Gabe Gross, Auburn March 27 . . Brad Cresse, LSU March 18 . . Colby Paxton, Auburn March 10 . . Brandon Larson, LSU April 3 . . . . . Doc Brooks, Georgia March 25 . . Gary Hogan, Jr., Arkansas March 17 . . Roberto Vaz, Alabama April 10 . . . . Karl Nonemaker, Vanderbilt April 1 . . . . . Keith Ramsey, Florida March 24 . . Justin Ross, Tennessee April 17 . . . . Cedrick Harris, LSU April 8 . . . . . Lance Cormier, Alabama March 31 . . Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas April 24 . . . . Shane Kelly, Miss. State April 15 . . . . Bo Pettit, LSU April 7 . . . . . Adam Piatt, Miss. State May 1 . . . . . Sam Bozanich, Alabama April 22 . . . . T.J. Beam, Ole Miss April 14 . . . . Roberto Vaz, Alabama May 8 . . . . . Travis Chapman, Miss. State April 29 . . . . Brian Wilson, LSU April 21 . . . . Brad Wilkerson, Florida May 15 . . . . Todd Faulkner, Auburn May 6 . . . . . Rob Carrado, UK April 28 . . . . Josh Adeeb, Vanderbilt May 13 . . . . Alex Hart, Florida May 20 . . . . Chris Young, Mississippi State May 5 . . . . . Josh Etheredge, Auburn Pitcher May 12 . . . . Justin Bunch, Kentucky March 13 . . Chris Clark, Georgia 2003 Pitcher March 20 . . Jamie Bennett, Tennessee March 27 . . Colter Bean, Auburn Player March 10 . . Scott Downs, Kentucky April 3 . . . . . Peter Bauer, South Carolina March 17 . . Patrick Coogan, LSU Feb. 10 . . . . Stephen Barton, Florida April 10 . . . . Kip Bouknight, South Carolina Feb. 17 . . . . Josh Bell, Auburn March 24 . . Van Johnson, Miss. State April 17 . . . . Colter Bean, Auburn March 31 . . Tim Hudson, Auburn Feb. 24 . . . . C.J. Smith, Florida April 24 . . . . Eddie Rojas, Florida March 3 . . . Bobby Huddleston, Auburn April 7 . . . . . Scott Downs, Kentucky May 1 . . . . . Mike Smalley, Florida April 14 . . . . Josh Gandy, Georgia March 10 . . Beau Hearod, Alabama May 8 . . . . . Brian Tallet, LSU March 17 . . Allen Rice, Alabama April 21 . . . . Patrick Coogan, LSU May 15 . . . . Jared Manatt, Arkansas April 28 . . . . Doug Thompson, LSU March 24 . . Tug Hulett, Auburn May 5 . . . . . Dan Wright, Arkansas April 1 . . . . . Andrew Wishy, Arkansas May 12 . . . . Josh Fogg, Florida 2001 April 8 . . . . . Stephen Head, Ole Miss April 15 . . . . Aaron Hill, LSU Player April 22 . . . . Cesar Nicolas, Vanderbilt 1998 Feb. 12 . . . . Gabe Gross, Auburn April 29 . . . . Ryan Patterson, LSU Player Feb. 19 . . . . Kyle Washburn, Arkansas May 6 . . . . . Bryan Triplett, South Carolina Feb. 26 . . . . Zeph Zinsman, LSU May 13 . . . . Justin McClain, Georgia March 9 . . . Jeff Pickler, Tennessee March 5 . . . Bryan Moore, LSU May 20 . . . . Warner Jones, Vanderbilt March 16 . . David Ross, Florida March 12 . . Ulises Cabrera-Valenzuela, Vandy March 23 . . Trey McClure, LSU March 19 . . Brian Kirby, Arkansas Pitcher March 30 . . Rodney Nye, Arkansas March 26 . . Chris Burke, Tennessee April 6 . . . . . Derek Nicholson, Florida April 2 . . . . . Peter Nystrom, Florida Feb. 10 . . . . Ben Riley, Tennessee April 13 . . . . G.W. Keller, Alabama April 9 . . . . . , LSU Feb. 17 . . . . Allen Pinder, Alabama April 20 . . . . Adam Everett, South Carolina April 16 . . . . Gabe Gross, Auburn Feb. 24 . . . . Matt Campbell, South Carolina April 27 . . . . Brian Wiese, Miss. State April 23 . . . . Mailon Kent, Auburn March 3 . . . Alan Johnson, Miss. State May 4 . . . . . Josh Dalton, LSU April 30 . . . . Josh Christian, Ole Miss March 10 . . Adam Sanabria, Florida May 11 . . . . Brad Wilkerson, Florida May 7 . . . . . Chris Burke, Tennessee March 17 . . Jarrett Gardner, Arkansas March 24 . . Justin Hoyman, Florida OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 149 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

April 1 . . . . . Alan Johnson, Miss. State 2006 Week 9 . . . . Justin Pigott, MS April 8 . . . . . Jeremy Sowers, Vanderbilt Week 10 . . . Arik Hempy, SC April 15 . . . . David Marchbanks, S. Carolina Player Week 11 . . . Lance Lynn, UM April 22 . . . . Scott Wade, Vanderbilt 2 (2/13) . . . Adam Davis, UF Week 12 . . . James Adkins, UT April 29 . . . . Stephen Head, Ole Miss 3 (2/20) . . . Mike Bianucci, AU Week 13 . . . Nathan Moreau, UG May 6 . . . . . Alan Johnson, Miss. State 4 (2/27) . . . Bruce Sprowl, LSU Week 14 . . . Chris Rusin, UK May 13 . . . . Matt Campbell, South Carolina 5 (3/6) . . . . Sean Coughlin, UK Week 15 . . . Brett Bukvich, UM May 20 . . . . Matt Campbell, South Carolina 6 (3/13) . . . Matt Robbins, UG 7 (3/20) . . . Ryan Strieby, UK Freshman 8 (3/27) . . . Antone DeJesus, UK Week 1 . . . . Lonnie Chisenhall, SC 2004 9 (4/3) . . . . Alex Presley, UM Player Week 2 . . . . Jason Kipnis, UK 10 (4/10) . . Sean Coughlin, UK Week 3 . . . . Jared Mitchell, LS Feb. 16 . . . . Steve Pearce, South Carolina 11 (4/17) . . Pedro Alvarez, VU Week 4 . . . . Andrew Clark, UM Feb. 23 . . . . C.J. Smith, Florida 12 (4/24) . . John Shelby, UK Week 5 . . . . Brock Wright, UK March 1 . . . Stephen Head, Ole Miss 13 (5/1) . . . Emeel Salem, UA Week 6 . . . . Jake Smith, UA March 8 . . . Stephen Head, Ole Miss 14 (5/8) . . . Brian Walker, ARK Week 7 . . . . Jeff Lockwood, UT March 15 . . Michael Rivera, Tennessee 15 (5/15) . . J.P. Arencibia, UT Week 8 . . . . Brandon Turner, MS March 22 . . Matt Liuzza, LSU 16 (5/22) . . Matt Downs, UA Week 9 . . . . Taylor Thompson, AU March 29 . . Warner Jones, Vanderbilt Week 10 . . . Blake Dean, LS April 5 . . . . Clay Harris, LSU Pitcher Week 11 . . . Brandon Turner, MS April 12 . . . Brad Corley, Mississippi State 2 (2/13) . . . Nick Schmidt, AR Week 12 . . . Jordan Henry, UM April 19 . . . Alex Presley, Ole Miss 3 (2/20) . . . Darren O’Day, UF Week 13 . . . Blake Dean, LS April 26 . . . Ben Harrison, Florida 4 (2/27) . . . Brooks Brown, UG Week 14 . . . Kyle Mullaney, UF May 3 . . . . Jeff Corsaletti, Florida 5 (3/6) . . . . Andrew Curse, USC Week 15 . . . Jeff Lockwood, UT May 10 . . . Justin Holmes, Georgia 6 (3/13) . . . David Price, VU May 17 . . . Brad Corley, Mississippi State 7 (3/20) . . . Wade LaBlanc, UA May 24 . . . Ryan Patterson, LSU 8 (3/27) . . . David Price, VU 2008 9 (4/3) . . . . David Price, VU Player Pitcher 10 (4/10) . . David Price, VU Week 1 . . . . Reese Havens, SC Feb. 16 . . . . Justin Hoyman, Florida 11 (4/17) . . Mike Cisco, SC Week 2 . . . . Sawyer Carroll, UK Feb. 23 . . . . Ryan Mullins, Vanderbilt 12 (4/24) . . Brooks Brown, UG Week 3 . . . . Aaron Murphee, AR March 1 . . . Jeremy Sowers, Vanderbilt 13 (5/1) . . . Mickey Westphal, UG Week 4 . . . . Gordon Beckham, UG March 8 . . . Clay Dirks, LSU 14 (5/8) . . . Justin Pigott, MSU Week 5 . . . . Gordon Beckham, UG March 15 . . Brandon Belcher, Alabama 15 (5/15) . . Matt Robinson, UK Week 6 . . . . Phil Dasher, SC March 22 . . Kelen Gibson, Kentucky 16 (5/22) . . Nick Schmidt, AR Week 7 . . . . Shawn Griffin, UT March 29 . . Wade LeBlanc, Alabama Week 8 . . . . David Macias, VU April 5 . . . . Will Startup, Georgia Freshman Week 9 . . . . Collin Cowgill, UK April 12 . . . Jay Sawatski, Arkansas 2 (2/13) . . . Jarred Bogany, LSU Week 10 . . . , AR April 19 . . . Kalen Gibson, Kentucky 3 (2/20) . . . Josh Lindblom, UT Week 11 . . . Brandon May, UA April 26 . . . Matt Campbell, South Carolina 4 (2/27) . . . Tommy Hunter,UA Week 12 . . . Ryan Schimpf, LSU May 3 . . . . Arik Hempy, South Carolina 5 (3/6) . . . . Cody Satterwhite, UM Week 13 . . . Cole Figueroa, UF May 10 . . . Mark Holliman, Ole Miss 6 (3/13) . . . Pedro Alvarez, VU May 17 . . . Aaron Rawl, South Carolina 7 (3/20) . . . Tommy Hunter, UA Pitcher May 24 . . . Jeremy Sowers, Vanderbilt 8 (3/27) . . . David Hum, ARK Week 1 . . . . Lance Lynn, UM 9 (4/3) . . . . Tommy Hunter, UA Week 2 . . . . Ryan Verdugo, LSU 2005 10 (4/10) . . Sean Coughlin, UK Week 3 . . . . Scott Bittle, UM 11 (4/17) . . Tony Delmonico, UT Player Week 4 . . . . Ricky Bowen, MS 12 (4/24) . . Alex Avila, UA Week 5 . . . . Bryan Woodall, AU Feb. 14 . . . . Scott Bridges, Arkansas 13 (5/1) . . . Justin Smoak, USC Week 6 . . . . Patrick Keating, UF Feb. 21 . . . . Matt LaPorta, Florida 14 (5/8) . . . Nathan Moreau, UG Week 7 . . . . Joshua Fields, UG Feb. 28 . . . . Steve Pearce, South Carolina 15 (5/15) . . Logan Power, UM Week 8 . . . . Lance Lynn, UM March 7 . . . Billy Grace, Kentucky 16 (5/22) . . Ryan Flaherty, VU Week 9 . . . . Blake Cooper, SC March 14 . . Eli Iorg, Tennessee Week 10 . . . Andrew Albers, UK March 21 . . Brian Pettway, Ole Miss 2007 Week 11 . . . Jared Bradford, LSU March 28 . . Josh Bell, Auburn Week 12 . . Dallas Keuchel, AR April 4 . . . . Mike Baxter, Vanderbilt Player Week 13 . . . , UK April 11 . . . Gabe Scott, Alabama Week 1 . . . . Pedro Alvarez, VU April 18 . . . Clay Harris, LSU Week 2 . . . . Kent Matthes, UA Freshman April 25 . . . Matt LaPorta, Florida Week 3 . . . . Mike Bianucci, AU Week 1 . . . . Andy Wilkins, AR May 2 . . . . John Shelby, Kentucky Week 4 . . . . Sean Coughlin, UK May 9 . . . . J.P. Arencibia, Tennessee Week 2 . . . . Matt Smith, UM Week 5 . . . . Justin Henry, UM Week 3 . . . . Kentrail Davis, UT May 16 . . . Ryan Patterson, LSU Week 6 . . . . Edward Easley, MS May 23 . . . Matt LaPorta, Florida Week 4 . . . . Josh Adams, UF Week 7 . . . . Matt LaPorta, UF Week 5 . . . . Tommy Toledo, UF Week 8 . . . . Matt LaPorta, UF Pitcher Week 6 . . . . Trent Mummey, AU Week 9 . . . . Travis Jones, SC Week 7 . . . . Drew Pomeranz, UM Feb. 14 . . . . Aaron Rawl, South Carolina Week 10 . . . Danny Hamblin, AR Week 8 . . . . Kentrail Davis, UT Feb. 21 . . . . Jensen Lewis, Vanderbilt Week 11 . . . Brian Leclerc, UF Week 9 . . . . Ross Wilson, UA Feb. 28 . . . . Luke Hochaver, Tennessee Week 12 . . . Dominic de la Osa, VU Week 10 . . . Josh Rutledge, UA March 7 . . . Wade LeBlanc, Alabama Week 13 . . . Travis Jones, SC Week 11 . . . Grant Dayton, AU March 14 . . Josh Sullivan, Auburn Week 14 . . . Emeel Salem, UA Week 12 . . . Tim Ferguson, UM March 21 . . Luke Hochaver, Tennessee Week 15 . . . Dominic de la Osa, VU Week 13 . . . Ross Wilson, UA March 28 . . Todd Doolittle, Miss. State April 4 . . . . T.J. Large, Alabama Pitcher April 11 . . . Zac McCamie, South Carolina Week 1 . . . . Brandon Belcher, UA 2009 April 18 . . . Ryan Mullins, Vanderbilt Week 2 . . . . David Price, VU Player April 25 . . . Clay Dirks, LSU Week 3 . . . . James Adkins, UT Week 1 . . . . Ryan Schimpf, LSU May 2 . . . . Matt Maloney, Ole Miss Week 4 . . . . Harris Honeycutt, SC Week 2 . . . . Kent Matthes, UA May 9 . . . . Nick Schmidt, Arkansas Week 5 . . . . David Price, VU Week 3 . . . . Chase Leavitt, AR May 16 . . . Charley Boyce, Arkansas Week 6 . . . . Lance Lynn, UM Week 4 . . . . Kent Matthes , UA May 23 . . . Jason Determann, LSU Week 7 . . . . Jess Todd, AR Week 5 . . . . Jordan Henry, UM Week 8 . . . . Nick Schmidt, AR Week 6 . . . . Rich Poythress, UG 150 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

Week 7 . . . . Micah Gibbs, LSU Week 8 . . . . Hudson Randall, UF Pitcher Week 8 . . . . Blake Dean, LSU Week 9 . . . . Austin Maddox, UF Week 9 . . . . P.J. Polk, UT Week 10 . . . Brian Johnson, UF Week 1 . . . . Barrett Astin, ARK Week 10 . . . Brian Harris, VU Week 11 . . . Jordan Cooper, UK Week 2 . . . . Michael Roth, S.C. Week 11 . . . Brandon May, UA Week 12 . . . Nolan Fontana, UF Bobby Wahl, UM Week 12 . . . Aaron Westlake, VU Week 13 . . . Kyle Farmer, UG Week 3 . . . . Alex Wood, UG Week 13 . . . Kyle Henson, UM Chris Stratton, MSU Week 4 . . . . Kevin Gausman, LSU Week 5 . . . . Chris Stratton, MSU Pitcher Week 6 . . . Zack Godley, UT 2011 Week 7 . . . . Brent Bonvillain, LSU Week 1 . . . . Patrick Keating, UF Player Week 8 . . . . Ryan Eades, LSU Week 2 . . . . Austin Ross, LSU Week 9 . . . . Kendall Graveman, MSU Week 3 . . . . Chris Rusin , UK Week 1 . . . . Nolan Fontana, UF Week 10 . . . Chris Stratton, MSU Week 4 . . . . Louis Coleman, LSU Week 2 . . . . Taylor Black, UK Week 11 . . . Alex Wood, UGA Week 5 . . . . Matty Ott, LSU Week 3 . . . . Kyle Robinson, ARK Week 12 . . Kevin Gausman, LSU Week 6 . . . Austin Ross, LSU Week 4 . . . . Matt Duffy, UT Week 13 . . . DJ Baxendale, ARK Week 7 . . . . Scott Bittle, UM Week 5 . . . . Casey McElroy, AU Week 8 . . . . , VU Week 6 . . . . Josh Rosecrans, UA Freshman Week 9 . . . . Brett Eibner, ARK Week 7 . . . . Mikie Mahtook, LSU Week 10 . . . Matty Ott, LSU Week 8 . . . . Curt Casali,VU Week 1 . . . . Taylor Gushue, UF Week 11 . . . Louis Coleman, LSU Week 9 . . . . Kyle Robinson, ARK Week 2 . . . . Ben Moore, UA Week 12 . . Austin Hyatt, UA Week 10 . . . Christian Walker, SC Week 3 . . . . Taylor Gushue , UF Week 13 . . . , SC Week 11 . . . Mike Zunino, UF Week 4 . . . . D. Henderson, MSU Week 12 . . . Miles Hamblin, UM Week 5 . . . . A.J. Reed, UK Week 6 . . . . Justin Kamplain, UA Freshman Week 13 . . . Nolan Fontana, UF Week 7 . . . . J. Montgomery, S.C. Week 1 . . . . Johnathan Taylor, UG Pitcher Week 8 . . . . Grayson Greiner, S.C. Week 2 . . . . Aaron Westlake, VU Week 9 . . . . Ben Moore, UA Week 3 . . . . Casey McElroy, AU Week 1 . . . . Kurt McCune, LSU Week 10 . . . , UA Week 4 . . . . Collin Kuhn, AR Week 2 . . . . Derek Varnadore, AU Week 11 . . . Casey Turgeon, UF Week 5 . . . . Alex Panteliodis, UF Week 3 . . . . Sonny Gray, VU Week 12 . . . Sam Mahar, UK Week 6 . . . . Preston Tucker, UG Week 4 . . . . Alex Wood, UG Week 13 . . . Jacob Lindgren, MSU Week 7 . . . . Sonny Gray, VU Week 5 . . . . Hudson Randall, UF Week 8 . . . . Preston Tucker, UF Week 6 . . . Grayson Garvin, VU Week 9 . . . . Chad Wright, UF Week 7 . . . . Hudson Randall, UF 2013 Week 10 . . . Preston Tucker, UF Tyler Maloof, UG Player Week 8 . . . . Colby Holmes, SC Week 11 . . . Jackie Bradley, Jr., SC Week 1 . . . . Zack Powers, UF Matt Snyder, UM Week 9 . . . . Michael Roth, SC Week 10 . . . , UK J.T. Riddle, UK Week 12 . . . Andy Burns, UK Week 2 . . . . LB Dantzler, SC Week 13 . . . Zach Osborne, UT Week 11 . . . Michael Palazzone, UG Week 12 . . Alex Meyer, UK Week 3 . . . . A.J. Reed, UK Week 13 . . . Colby Holmes, SC Week 4 . . . . Joey Pankake, SC 2010 Week 5 . . . . Mason Katz, LSU Week 6 . . . . Alex Bregman, LSU Player Freshman Week 7 . . . . Mason Katz, LSU Week 1 . . . . P.J. Polk, UT Week 1 . . . . Daryl Norris, MSU Week 8 . . . . Keaton Steele, MO Week 2 . . . . Brian Fletcher, AU Week 2 . . . . JaCoby Jones, LSU Week 9 . . . . Hunter Renfroe, MSU Week 3 . . . . Connor Powers, MSU Week 3 . . . . Zack Powers, UF Week 10 . . . Nick Ammirati, MSU Week 4 . . . . Ross Wilson, UA Week 4 . . . . Corey Littrell, UK Week 11 . . . Damek Tomscha, AU Week 5 . . . . Hunter Morris, AU Week 5 . . . . J.T. Riddle, UK Week 12 . . . Tony Kemp, VU Week 6 . . . . Zack Cox , ARK Week 6 . . . . Daryl Norris, MSU Week 7 . . . . P.J. Polk, UT Week 7 . . . . Forrest Koumas, SC Pitcher Week 8 . . . . Justin Fradejas, AU Tony Kemp, VU Week 9 . . . . Connor Powers, MSU Week 8 . . . . Dillon Ortman, AU Week 1 . . . . Bobby Wahl, UM Week 10 . . . Hunter Morris, AU Dominic Ficociello, ARK Week 2 . . . . Philip Pfeifer, VU Week 11 . . . Trent Mummey, AU Week 9 . . . . Bobby Wahl, UM Week 3 . . . . Kevin Ziomek, VU Week 12 . . . Joe Loftus, VU Week 10 . . . Conrad Gregor, VU Week 4 . . . . Kevin Ziomek, VU Week 13 . . . Marcus Nidiffer, UK , UF Week 5 . . . . Keaton Steele, MO Week 14 . . . Jake Smith, UA Week 11 . . . Kevin Gausman, LSU Week 6 . . . Ryne Stanek, ARK Week 12 . . . Dominic Ficociello, ARK Week 7 . . . . Jonathon Crawford, UF Week 8 . . . . Kendall Graveman, MS Pitcher Week 13 . . . Kevin Gausman, LSU Week 9 . . . . Zack Godley, UT Week 1 . . . . Sonny Gray, VU Week 10 . . . Aaron Nola, LSU Week 2 . . . . Drew Pomeranz,UM 2012 Bobby Wahl, UM Week 3 . . . . Logan Darnell, UK Player Week 11 . . . Aaron Nola, LSU Week 4 . . . . Bryan Morgado, UT Week 12 . . D. Mengden, A&M Week 5 . . . . Drew Pomeranz, UM Week 1 . . . . D. Steckenrider, UT Mike Mayers, UM Week 6 . . . Sonny Gray, VU Week 2 . . . . Zac Zellers, UK Week 7 . . . . Drew Smyly, ARK Week 3 . . . . Mason Katz, LSU Freshman Week 8 . . . . Jay Brown, SC Week 4 . . . . Matt Snyder, UM Week 9 . . . . Blake Cooper, SC Week 5 . . . . Preston Tucker, UF Week 1 . . . . Mikey White, UA Week 10 . . . Sam Dyson, SC Week 6 . . . . Tim Carver, ARK Week 2 . . . . Colin Poche, ARK Week 11 . . . Brett Huber, UM Ryan Tella, AU Week 3 . . . . J. Moroney, A&M Week 12 . . Mike Bolsinger, UM Week 7 . . . . Taylor Dugas, UA Week 4 . . . . Trey Killian, ARK Week 13 . . . Sam Dyson, SC Luke Maile, UK Week 5 . . . . Georgie Salem, UA Week 14 . . . Kevin Chapman, UF Week 8 . . . . Brian Johnson, UF Week 6 . . . . Matt Kent, A&M Week 9 . . . . Luke Maile , UK Week 7 . . . . Tyler Spoon, ARK Week 8 . . . . Max Schrock, SC Freshman Alex Yarbrough, UM Week 10 . . . Blake Austin, AU Week 9 . . . . Harrison Bader, UF Week 1 . . . . Taylor Rogers, UK Week 11 . . . JaCoby Jones, LSU Week 10 . . . Jack Wynkoop, SC Week 2 . . . . Hudson Randall, UF Week 12 . . . Anthony Gomez, VU Week 11 . . . Hunter Melton, A&M Week 3 . . . . Nolan Fontana, UF Week 13 . . . Mason Katz, LSU Week 12 . . . Jordan Ebert, AU Week 4 . . . . Matt Vinson, ARK Week 5 . . . . Tyler Webb, SC Week 6 . . . . Alex Yarbrough, UM Week 7 . . . . Brian Johnson, UF OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 151 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS ALL-SEC TEAMS

1951 1952 1959 1960 Mike Mizerany, Alabama ...... 1B Charles Keller, Kentucky ...... 1B Perry McGriff, Florida ...... 1B Ron Overcash, Florida ...... 1B Chappel Rhino, Ga. Tech ...... 2B Jim Hirsch, Florida ...... 2B Mike Thomas, Ga. Tech ...... 2B Jim Douglas, Auburn ...... 2B Bob Lusk, Ga. Tech ...... 3B B.B. Hopkins, Tennessee ...... 3B Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss ...... 3B Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss ...... 3B Dan Murphy, Miss. State ...... SS Dan Murphy, Miss. State ...... SS Dickie Parsons, Kentucky ...... SS Gene Gianni, Alabama ...... SS Jim Umbricht, Georgia (tie) ..... SS Inman Veal, Auburn ...... UT Ken Chapman, Alabama ...... UT Gary Dempsey, Miss. State ...... UT George Howell, Alabama ...... UT Frank Ramsey, Kentucky ...... LF Tommy Lewis, Georgia...... LF Billy Jones, Ole Miss ...... OF Frank Ramsey, Kentucky ...... LF Bobby Carr, Alabama ...... CF Bobby Geissinger, Florida ...... CF Perry McGriff, Florida ...... OF Bert Rechichar, Tennessee ...... CF Harry Babcock, Georgia ...... RF Roger Kaiser, Ga. Tech ...... RF Ken Chapman, Alabama ...... OF Dud Rushing, Florida ...... RF Haywood Sullivan, Florida ...... C George Inman, Ga. Tech ...... C George Inmans, Ga. Tech ...... C G.P. Anderson, Tennessee ...... C Jerry Marchand, LSU ...... C Bob Khayat, Ole Miss ...... C Bobby Khayat, Ole Miss ...... C Gene Murphy, LSU ...... C Benny McArdle, LSU ...... P Buddy Blemker, Ga. Tech ...... P Larry Williams, Ole Miss ...... P John Huffstutler, Tennessee ...... P Ray Weidenbacher, Tulane ...... P Ray Weidenbacher, Tulane ...... P Ed Chambless, Ga. Tech ...... P Olin Briscoe, Ole Miss ...... P John Huffstutler, Tennessee ...... P Larry Williams, Ole Miss ...... P Alan Koch, Auburn ...... P Bill Letchworth, Auburn...... P Jerry Sharp, Kentucky ...... P

1953 1954 1961 Pete Vogt, Tulane ...... 1B Lou Pesce, Florida ...... 1B All-SEC Frank Bragan, Miss. State ...... 2B Bernie Schreiber, Ole Miss ...... 2B Don Porter, Ole Miss ...... 1B B.B. Hopkins, Tennessee ...... 3B Jim Pyburn, Auburn ...... 3B Jim Douglas, Auburn ...... 2B Reggie Andrews, Georgia ...... SS Miles Willard, Kentucky ...... SS Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss ...... 3B Chappel Rhino, Ga. Tech ...... UT Reggie Andrews, Georgia ...... UT Dickie Parsons, Kentucky ...... SS Frank Ramsey, Kentucky ...... LF Wayne Clark, Florida (tie) ...... UT Milledge White, Georgia ...... UT Jack Reed, Ole Miss ...... CF Jackie Parker, Miss. State ...... LF Larry Nichols, Auburn ...... OF Lewis Gilardoni, Miss. State ..... RF Doug Dickey, Auburn ...... CF John Bailey, LSU ...... OF Jerry Marchand, LSU ...... C Larry Morris, Ga. Tech ...... RF Charlie Thompson, Ga. Tech ....OF Bobby Barnes, Florida ...... C Braxton Nail, Miss. State ...... C C.W. Price, Florida ...... OF Jack Roberts, Georgia ...... P Don Lloyd, Tulane ...... C Paul Bocher, Florida ...... C Harry Coe, Florida ...... P Paul Susce, Auburn ...... P Bob Cornett, Tulane ...... C Curt Monroe, Miss. State ...... P Charles Hawkins, Vanderbilt...... P Allen Smith, LSU ...... P Gene Lary, Alabama ...... P Charlie Loyd, Kentucky ...... P Rudy Simpson, Florida (tie) ...... P Dennis Aust, Florida ...... P

1955 1956 Eastern Division Western Division Frank McNally, Miss. State ...... 1B Sonny Saye, Georgia ...... 1B Jack Anderson, Auburn ...... 1B Don Porter, Ole Miss ...... 1B Bernie Schreiber, Ole Miss ...... 2B Bernie Schreiber, Ole Miss ...... 2B Jim Douglas, Auburn ...... 2B Don Pope, Miss. State ...... 2B Herb Kosten, Alabama ...... 3B Herb Kosten, Alabama ...... 3B Milledge White, Georgia ...... 3B Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss ...... 3B Reggie Andrews, Georgia ...... SS Jack Kubiszyn, Alabama ...... SS Dickie Parsons, Kentucky ...... SS Larry Edmonson, LSU ...... SS Bobby McCauley, Ga. Tech .....UT Lane Akers, Ga. Tech ...... SS Larry Nichols, Auburn ...... OF John Bailey, LSU ...... OF Bobby Barnes, Alabama ...... LF Billy Kinard, Ole Miss ...... UT Tommy Vandiver, Georgia ...... OF Ken Chapman, Alabama ...... OF Bobby Hunt, Alabama ...... CF Bobby Barnes, Alabama ...... LF Charlie Thompson, Ga. Tech ....OF Doug Elmore, Ole Miss ...... OF Doug Dickey, Auburn ...... RF Eddie Crawford, Ole Miss ...... CF Billy Williamson, Ga. Tech ...... UT Larry Brannon, Miss. State ...... UT Braxton Nail, Miss. State ...... C Alton Shell, Auburn ...... RF C.W. Price, Florida ...... UT Frank Dempsey, Miss. State .....UT Jerry Bilyk, Florida ...... C Jerry Bilyk, Florida ...... C Paul Booher, Florida ...... C Bob Cornett, Tulane ...... C Gene Lary, Alabama ...... P Gene Simpson, Tennessee ...... C Allen Feldhaus, Kentucky ...... C Nathan Bedford, Alabama ...... C Allen Parrish, Georgia ...... P Frank Roland, Alabama ...... P Charlie Loyd, Kentucky ...... P Allen Smith, LSU ...... P J.P. Anderson, Alabama ...... P Dale Willis, Florida ...... P Dennis Aust, Florida ...... P Bobby Siedell, Ole Miss ...... P Joe Gibbon, Ole Miss ...... P Jim Boyd, Auburn ...... P Lynn Amadee, LSU ...... P Paul Susce, Alabama (tie) ...... P Rudy Simpson, Florida (tie) ...... P

1957 1958 1962 Fred Frickle, Alabama ...... 1B Jim Boring, Miss. State ...... 1B All-SEC Don Gardiner, Miss. State ...... 2B Al White, LSU ...... 2B John Gher, Ga. Tech ...... 1B John Menger, Ga. Tech ...... 3B Doug Litton, Miss. State ...... 3B Jerry Ellis, Alabama ...... 2B Jack Kubiszyn, Alabama ...... SS Jack Kubiszyn, Alabama ...... SS Hal Green, Miss. State ...... 3B Lane Akers, Ga. Tech ...... UT Bobby Ledford, Alabama ...... UT Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ..... SS Wendell Tarleton, Georgia ...... LF Bernie Parrish, Florida ...... LF Tom Moore, Florida ...... UT John Lee Gainey, Ole Miss ...... CF Charlie Turner, Miss. State ...... CF Larry Nichols, Auburn ...... OF Rex Frederick, Auburn ...... RF L.F. Lanier, Auburn ...... RF Bill Etheridge, Miss. State ...... OF Bob Gregor, Vanderbilt ...... C Pat Duke, Auburn ...... C Glen Baker, Alabama ...... OF Tony Reginelli, Tulane ...... C Bobby Barnes, Florida ...... C Ronnie Braddock, Georgia ...... OF Frank Roland, Alabama ...... P Red Roberts, Auburn ...... P Len Scheinholt, Florida ...... C Buddy Blemken, Ga. Tech ...... P Ray Oestricher, Florida ...... P Art Nester, Miss. State ...... C Burt Touchberry, Florida ...... P Bob Loftin, LSU ...... P Frank Montgomery, Miss. State ....P Allen Smith, LSU ...... P Jerry Nicholson, Florida ...... P 152 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Joe Gher, Ga. Tech ...... 1B Ronnie Norton, Miss. State ...... 1B Tom Shannon, Florida ...... 1B Tommy Keyes, Ole Miss ...... 1B Ken Hudgens, Tennessee ...... 2B Jerry Ellis, Alabama ...... 2B Jimmy Martin, Auburn ...... 2B Billy Sumrall, Ole Miss ...... 2B Tom Moore, Florida ...... 3B Hal Green, Miss. State ...... 3B Jimmy Barfield, Auburn ...... 3B Harry Morel, LSU ...... 3B Joey Miller, Georgia...... SS Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ..... SS Otis Bibb, Auburn ...... SS Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ..... SS Wayne Fowler, Auburn ...... UT Larry Edmondsaon, LSU ...... UT Jim Bonin, Kentucky ...... UT Wayne Meadows, Miss State .....UT Larry Nichols, Auburn ...... OF Glen Baker, Alabama ...... OF Jack Ervin, Tennessee ...... OF Glen Lusk, Ole Miss ...... OF Al Lopez, Florida ...... OF Bill Etheridge, Miss. State ...... OF Jim Bachus, Auburn ...... OF Mickey Andrews, Alabama ...... OF Ronnie Braddock, Georgia ...... OF Jimmy Field, LSU ...... OF Dink Haire, Auburn ...... OF Gene Achord, LSU ...... OF John Maddox, Tennessee ...... OF Johnny Cantrell, Miss. State .....OF Bill Blomgren, Florida...... OF Fred Roberts, Ole Miss ...... OF Len Scheinholt, Florida ...... C Bob Cornett, Tulane ...... C Harry Doles, Auburn ...... C Buddy French, Alabama ...... C Richie Conliff, Ga. Tech ...... C Art Nester, Miss. State ...... C Dave Porter, Florida ...... C Dennis Malpass, Tulane ...... C Joe Overton, Auburn ...... P Frank Montgomery, Miss. State ....P Jim Crysel, Auburn ...... P Richie Prine, Ole Miss ...... P Jerry Nicholson, Florida ...... P Allen Smith, LSU ...... P Steve Calloway, Kentucky ...... P Steve Georgie, LSU ...... P Jim Herbert, Tennessee ...... P Earl Griffin, Alabama ...... P Charles Anderson, Florida ...... P Frank Chambers, Ole Miss ...... P

1963 1965 All-SEC All-SEC Bill Etheridge, Miss. State ...... 1B Jimmy Yawn, Ole Miss ...... 1B Carol Lenoux, Florida ...... 2B Pete McKenzie, Auburn ...... 2B Tom Moore, Florida ...... 3B Randy Embry, Kentucky ...... 3B Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ..... SS Dave Flettrich, Tulane ...... SS Wayne Meadows, Florida ...... UT Jim Monin, Kentucky ...... UT Jim Bachus, Auburn ...... OF Allen Trammell, Florida ...... OF Gene Achord, LSU ...... OF Del Unser, Miss. State ...... OF Ashton Wells, Alabama ...... OF Dink Haire, Auburn ...... OF Ronnie Braddock, Georgia ...... OF Mike Burns, Miss. State ...... OF George Shuford, Tennessee ...... C Buddy French, Alabama ...... C Vic Svetlay, Auburn ...... C Harry Doles, Auburn ...... C Joe Overton, Auburn ...... P Monte Sharpe, Auburn ...... P Danny Eggart, Florida ...... P John Olagues, Tulane ...... P Tommy Keyes, Ole Miss ...... P Ken Tatum, Miss. Tate ...... P

Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Cotton Nash, Kentucky ...... 1B Bill Etheridge, Miss. State ...... 1B Tom Shannon, Florida ...... 1B Jimmy Yawn, Ole Miss ...... 1B Carol Lenoux, Florida ...... 2B Mike Box, Alabama ...... 2B Pete McKenzie, Auburn ...... 2B Billy Sumrall, Ole Miss ...... 2B Tom Moore, Florida ...... 3B David Jennings, Ole Miss ...... 3B Randy Embry, Kentucky ...... 3B Johnny Mosley, Alabama ...... 3B Otis Bibb, Auburn ...... SS Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ..... SS Jim Monin, Kentucky ...... SS Dave Flettrich, Tulane ...... SS Elliott Hembree, Vanderbilt ...... UT Wayne Meadows, Miss State .....UT Tom Reid, Georgia ...... UT Don Bell, Miss. State ...... UT Jack Ervin, Tennessee ...... LF Freddie Roberts, Ole Miss ...... LF Allen Trammell, Florida ...... OF Del Unser, Miss. State ...... OF Jim Bachus, Auburn ...... CF Gene Achord, LSU ...... CF Dink Haire, Auburn ...... OF Mike Burns, Miss. State ...... OF Ron Braddock, Georgia ...... RF Shelton Wells, Alabama ...... RF Frank Fryer, Auburn ...... OF Jim McGill, Tulane ...... OF Jimmy Adams, Ga. Tech ...... UT Bobby Neider, Tulane ...... UT Danny Neff, Tennessee ...... OF Charlie Williams, Ole Miss ...... OF George Shuford, Tennessee ...... C Buddy French, Alabama ...... C Harry Doles, Auburn ...... C Buddy French, Alabama ...... C Vic Svetley, Auburn ...... C Charles Smith, Miss. State ...... C Pete Fritsch, Kentucky ...... C Joe Weible, Tulane ...... C Joe Overton, Auburn ...... P Doug Hutton, Miss. State ...... P Monte Sharpe, Auburn ...... P Ken Tatum, Miss. State ...... P Danny Eggart, Florida ...... P Wiley Diel, LSU ...... P Bill Ferrell, Tennessee ...... P Frank Chambers, Miss. State .....P Don Pierce, Georgia ...... P Kenny Lewis, Kentucky ...... P John Olagues, Tulane ...... P

1964 1966 All-SEC All-SEC Tommy Keyes, Ole Miss ...... 1B Joe McCorqudale, Alabama .....1B Jimmy Martin, Auburn ...... 2B Ronnie Scott, Tulane ...... 2B Jim Barfield, Auburn ...... 3B Don Bell, Miss. State ...... 3B Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss ..... SS Scotty Long, Auburn ...... SS Otis Bibb, Auburn ...... UT Jimmy Yawn, Ole Miss ...... UT Glenn Lusk, Ole Miss ...... OF Jack Ervin, Tennessee ...... OF Mickey Andrews, Alabama ...... OF Frank Fryer, Auburn ...... OF Jack Ervin, Tennessee ...... OF Del Unser, Miss. State ...... OF Bill Blomgren, Florida...... OF Mike Roos, Tulane ...... OF Harry Doles, Auburn ...... C Pete Fritsch, Kentucky ...... C Buddy French, Alabama ...... C Chet Bergalowski, Ole Miss ...... C Jimmy Crysel, Auburn ...... P Ken Tatum, Miss. State ...... P Richie Prine, Ole Miss ...... P Scotty Hasler, Ole Miss ...... P Steve George, LSU ...... P Q.V. Lowe, Auburn ...... P

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 153 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division John Burpo, Tennessee ...... 1B Joe McCorqudale, Alabama .....1B Frank Baldasare, Auburn ...... 1B Ed McLarty, Ole Miss ...... 1B Bruce Moore, Florida ...... 2B Jimmy Yawn, Ole Miss ...... 2B Larry Fielder, Tennesee ...... 2B John Shaw, Ole Miss ...... 2B Ralph Wells, Auburn ...... 3B Don Bell, Miss. State ...... 3B Greg Golden, Auburn ...... 3B Stan Moss, Alabama ...... 3B Scotty Long, Auburn ...... SS Ronnie Scott, Tulane ...... SS Richard Trapp, Florida ...... SS J.C. Ranelli, Alabama ...... SS Darryl Lowe, Tennessee ...... UT Gary Washington, Miss. State ....UT Rick Anderson, Kentucky ...... UT Ron Hunt, LSU ...... UT Jack Ervin, Tennessee ...... OF Del Unser, Miss. State ...... OF Nick Nicosia, Florida ...... OF Bob Leake, LSU ...... OF Frank Fryer, Auburn ...... OF Charlie Williams, Ole Miss ...... OF George Simmons, Auburn ...... OF Jim Howarth, Miss. State ...... OF Bob O’Callaghan, Georgia .....OF Mike Roos, Tulane ...... OF Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... OF Bill Parker, Alabama ...... OF Jim Frazier, Florida ...... OF Glenn Lusk, Ole Miss ...... OF Jim Simpson, Georgia ...... OF Lee Moore, Ole Miss ...... OF Pete Fritsch, Kentucky ...... C Chet Bergalowski, Ole Miss ...... C Mike Ovca, Florida ...... C Sam Fletcher, Miss. State ...... C Jack Kenworthy, Florida ...... C Frank Portera, Miss. State ...... C Jim McBride, Tennessee ...... C Bobby Wade, Ole Miss ...... C Q.V. Lowe, Auburn ...... P Ken Tatum, Miss. State ...... P Glen Pickren, Florida ...... P Eddie Propst, Alabama ...... P Mike Lawler, Tennessee ...... P Scotty Hasler, Ole Miss ...... P Buddy Copeland, Georgia ...... O Mike Innes, Alabama ...... P Kelly Prior, Florida ...... P Bruce Baudler, LSU ...... P John Hammett, Tennessee ...... P Brantley Jones, Miss. State ...... P

1967 1969 All-SEC All-SEC Gary Washington, Miss. State ....1B Ed McLarty, Ole Miss ...... 1B Jimmy Yawn, Ole Miss ...... 2B Phil Garner, Tennessee ...... 2B Greg Golden, Auburn ...... 3B Whitey Adams, Ole Miss ...... 3B Richard Trapp, Florida ...... SS John Shafer, Auburn ...... SS Tommy Nichols, Ole Miss ...... UT J.C. Ranelli, Alabama ...... UT George Johnson, Alabama .....OF Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... OF Rick Countryman, Auburn ...... OF Manuel Washington, Miss. State . .OF Mike Mondelli, Tennessee ...... OF Jack Traffanstedt, Alabama .....OF Steve Ogin, LSU ...... OF Mike Ovca, Florida ...... C Tom Giles, LSU ...... C Tom Giles, LSU ...... C Ron Hicks, Kentucky ...... C Jim Courier, Florida ...... P Q.V. Lowe, Auburn ...... P Mike Innes, Alabama ...... P Freddy Glass, Alabama ...... P Jimmy Lee, Tennessee ...... P Kelly Prior, Florida ...... P

Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Terry Stroemer, Florida ...... 1B Gary Washington, Miss. State ....1B Skip Lujack, Florida ...... 1B Ed McLarty, Ole Miss ...... 1B Pete McKenzie, Auburn ...... 2B Jimmy Yawn, Ole Miss ...... 2B Phil Garner, Tennessee ...... 2B John Shaw, Ole Miss ...... 2B Greg Golden, Auburn ...... 3B Ronnie Robinson, Ole Miss ...... 3B Rod Wright, Florida ...... 3B Whitey Adams, Ole Miss ...... 3B Richard Trapp, Florida ...... SS Tommy Nichols, Ole Miss ...... SS John Shafer, Auburn ...... SS J.C. Ranelli, Alabama ...... SS Scotty Long, Auburn ...... UT Ken Beesley, Miss. State ...... UT Jimmy Conn, Vanderbilt ...... UT Bobbie Croswell, Miss. State .....UT Rick Countryman, Auburn ...... OF George Johnson, Alabama .....OF Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... OF Jack Traffanstedt, Alabama .....OF Mike Mondelli, Tennessee ...... OF Jim Howarth, Miss. State ...... OF Guy McTheny, Florida ...... OF Manuel Washington, Miss. State . .OF Bobby Etter, Georgia ...... OF Glen Lusk, Ole Miss ...... OF Bill Miller, Georgia ...... OF Tom Giles, LSU ...... C Kit Bradshaw, Georgia ...... OF Steve Ogin, LSU ...... OF Mike Ovca, Florida ...... C Mike Innes, Alabama ...... P Ron Hicks, Kentucky ...... C Tom Giles, LSU ...... C Andy Merchant, Auburn ...... C Brantley Jones, Miss. State ...... P Ed Gross, Florida ...... C Bobby Wade, Ole Miss ...... C Jim Courier, Florida ...... P Fred Setser, Ole Miss ...... P Q.V. Lowe, Auburn ...... P Freddy Glass, Alabama ...... P Jimmy Lee, Tennessee ...... P Kelly Prior, Florida ...... P Denis Hall, Miss. State ...... P Elliott Jones, Vanderbilt ...... P Dave Tiller, Tennessee ...... P Scotty Hasler, Ole Miss ...... P

1968 1970 All-SEC All-SEC Frank Baldasare, Auburn ...... 1B Jocko Potts, Miss. State ...... 1B John Shaw, Ole Miss ...... 2B John Shaw, Ole Miss ...... 2B Stan Moss, Alabama ...... 3B Steve Tingle, Kentucky ...... 3B Richard Trapp, Florida ...... SS Archie Manning, Ole Miss ...... SS Larry Fielder, Tennessee ...... UT Phil Garner, Tennessee ...... UT Bob Leake, LSU ...... OF Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... OF Jim Howarth, Miss. State ...... OF Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... OF George Simmons, Auburn ...... OF Tony Dobies, Florida ...... OF Nick Nocosia, Florida ...... OF Dave Phares, Miss. State ...... UT Sam Fletcher, Miss. State ...... C Fred Yilling, Miss. State ...... C Mike Ovca, Florida ...... C Andy Merchant, Auburn ...... C Glenn Pickren, Florida ...... P Brantley Jones, Miss. State ...... P Eddie Propst, Alabama ...... P Jimmy Lee, Tennessee ...... P Mike Innes, Alabama ...... P Bob Cannon, Georgia ...... P

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Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Bill Winchester, Vanderbilt ...... 1B Jocko Potts, Miss. State ...... 1B Bill Winchester, Vanderbilt ...... 1B Zack Rogers, Alabama ...... 1B Phil Garner, Tennessee ...... 2B John Shaw, Ole Miss ...... 2B Steve Estep, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Robin Cary, Alabama...... 2B Steve Tingle, Kentucky ...... 3B Whitey Adams, Ole Miss ...... 3B Jim Lett, Kentucky ...... 3B Bobby Spaulding, Ole Miss...... 3B Pete Rancont, Auburn ...... SS Archie Manning, Ole Miss ...... SS Ray Hull, Florida ...... SS Steve Dillard, Ole Miss ...... SS Steve Estep, Vanderbilt ...... UT Bobby Croswell, Miss. State .....UT Roger Webb, Kentucky ...... UT Mike Miley, LSU ...... UT Sam Ewing, Tennessee ...... OF Dave Phares, Miss. State ...... OF Joe Haefner, Auburn ...... OF Paul Husband, Ole Miss ...... OF Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... OF Bill Bright, LSU ...... OF Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... OF Rex Bynum, Alabama ...... OF Tony Dobies, Florida ...... OF Terry Dubose, LSU ...... OF Derek Bryant, Kentucky ...... OF Norris Weese, Ole Miss ...... OF Mike Harrelson, Georgia ...... OF Tommy Magee, Ole Miss ...... OF Roger McKinney, Tennessee .....OF Rick Spica, Miss. State ...... OF Andy Merchant, Auburn ...... C Fred Yilling, Miss. State ...... C Andy Merchant, Auburn ...... C Glenn Woodruff, Alabama ...... C Will Harman, Florida ...... C M.A. McCoy, Ole Miss ...... C Jim Carter, Georgia ...... C Dennis Starr, Ole Miss ...... C Jimmy Lee, Tennessee ...... P Brantley Jones, Miss. State ...... P Jeff Peeples, Vanderbilt ...... P Mike Profitt, Miss. State ...... P Bobby Cannon, Georgia ...... P Kenny Kaurez, Ole Miss ...... P Mike Willis, Vanderbilt ...... P Randy Wiles, LSU ...... P Wayne Rogers, Florida ...... P Dennis Hall, Miss. State ...... P Joe O’Brien, Tennessee ...... P Jim Pittman, Ole Miss ...... P

1971 1973 All-SEC All-SEC Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... 1B Billy Griffith, Georgia ...... 1B Steve Estep, Vanderbilt ...... 2B David Bowden, Florida ...... 2B Phil Still, Miss. State ...... 3B Dale Holland, Miss. State ...... 2B Bobby Croswell, Miss. State ..... SS Butch Hobson, Alabama ...... 3B Jerry Reasonover, Vanderbilt ....UT Ted Shipley, Vanderbilt ...... SS Joey Martin, Auburn ...... OF Gerald Keigley, LSU ...... UT Derek Bryant, Kentucky ...... OF Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... OF Ted Milton, Miss. State ...... OF Paul Husband, Ole Miss ...... OF Craig Burns, LSU ...... OF Rick Duncan, Vanderbilt ...... OF Andy Merchant, Auburn ...... C Derek Bryant, Kentucky ...... OF Dennis Starr, Ole Miss ...... C Greg Collins, Vanderbilt ...... C Mike Profitt, Miss. State ...... P John Fuller, Florida ...... C Jeff Peeples, Vanderbilt ...... P Jeff Peeples, Vanderbilt ...... P Jerry Thompson, Miss. State ...... P Pat Moock, LSU ...... P Mie Newman, Florida ...... P

Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... 1B Zack Rogers, Alabama ...... 1B Billy Griffith, Georgia ...... 1B Rick Counts, Miss. State ...... 1B Steve Estep, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Dave Mewbourne, Alabama .....2B David Bowden, Florida ...... 2B Dale Holland, Miss. State ...... 2B Jerry Reasonover, Vanderbilt ....3B Phil Still, Miss. State ...... 3B Vick Sharek, Auburn ...... 3B Butch Hobson, Alabama ...... 3B Pete Rancont, Auburn ...... SS Bobby Croswell, Miss. State ..... SS Ted Shipley, Vanderbilt ...... SS Joe Hawley, Alabama ...... SS Arch Johnson, Georgia ...... UT Steve Dillard, Ole Miss ...... UT Condredge Holloway, Tenn...... UT Gerald Keigley, LSU ...... UT Derek Bryant, Kentucky ...... OF Craig Burns, LSU ...... OF Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... OF Paul Husband, Ole Miss ...... OF Joey Martin, Auburn ...... OF Ted Milton, Miss. State ...... OF Rick Duncan, Vanderbilt ...... OF Robin Cary, Alabama...... OF Roger McKinney, Tennessee .....OF Tommy Magee, Ole Miss ...... OF Derek Bryant, Kentucky ...... OF Mike Sonderegger, LSU ...... OF Dave Blair, Kentucky ...... OF Paul Husband, Ole Miss ...... OF Mark Hatchett, Auburn ...... OF Randy Collins, Alabama ...... OF Andy Merchant, Auburn ...... C Dennis Starr, Ole Miss ...... C Greg Collins, Vanderbilt ...... C Norris Weese, Ole Miss ...... OF Will Harmon, Florida ...... C Bruce Irvin, Miss. State ...... C John Fuller, Florida ...... C Dennis Starr, Ole Miss ...... C Jeff Peeples, Vanderbilt ...... P Mike Profitt, Miss. State ...... P Jeff Peeples, Vanderbilt ...... P Rich Potter, Alabama ...... C Mike Willis, Vanderbilt ...... P Jerry Thompson, Miss. state ...... P Mike Newman, Florida ...... P Pat Moock, LSU ...... P Earl Nance, Auburn ...... P Louis Farmer, LSU ...... P Joe O’Brien, Tennessee ...... P Barry Gaddis, Ole Miss ...... P

1972 1974 All-SEC All-SEC Bill Winchester, Vanderbilt ...... 1B Marvis Foley, Kentucky ...... 1B Steve Estep, Vanderbilt ...... 2B T.Y. Gunter, Ole Miss ...... 2B Jim Lett, Kentucky ...... 3B Vick Sharek, Auburn ...... 3B Steve Dillard, Ole Miss ...... SS Ted Shipley, Vanderbilt ...... SS Mike Miley, LSU ...... UT Wayne Pinkerton, Miss. State ....UT Paul Husband, Ole Miss ...... OF Robin Cary, Alabama...... OF Rex Bynum, Alabama ...... OF Rick Duncan, Vanderbilt ...... OF Bobby Tucker, Tennessee ...... OF Sammy Rick, Florida ...... OF Joe Haefner, Auburn ...... OF Gerald Belcher, Kentucky ...... OF Andy Merchant, Auburn ...... C Ricky Davidson, Miss. State ...... C Glenn Woodruff, Alabama ...... C John Fuller, Florida ...... C Jim Pittman, Ole Miss ...... P Doug Corbett, Florida ...... P Randy Wiles, LSU ...... P Rick Rhodes, Vanderbilt ...... P Jeff Peeples, Vanderbilt ...... P Davis May, Auburn ...... P

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Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Marvis Foley, Kentucky ...... 1B David Zauchin, Alabama ...... 1B Rick Honeycutt, Tennessee ...... 1B Dave Duffner, Auburn ...... 1B Sonny Denniston, Kentucky ...... 2B T.Y. Gunter, Ole Miss ...... 2B Robbie Howard, Tennessee .....2B Mickey Miller, Auburn ...... 2B Vic Sharek, Auburn ...... 3B James White, Alabama ...... 3B Bill Hardin, Vanderbilt ...... 3B Richie Howard, Auburn ...... 3B Ted Shipley, Vanderbilt ...... SS Wayne Pinkerton, Miss. State .... SS Robert Holt, Florida ...... SS Tony Toups, LSU ...... SS Condredge Holloway, Tennessee . UT Mike Miley, LSU ...... UT Bubba Wilson, Georgia ...... UT Bill Montgomery, Miss. State .....UT Rick Duncan, Vanderbilt ...... OF Robin Cary, Alabama...... OF Darrell Saunders, Kentucky ...... OF Larry Keenum, Alabama...... DH Sammy Rick, Florida ...... OF Pat Ball, Ole Miss ...... OF Brad Bradshaw, Tennessee ...... OF Ronnie Hamilton, Alabama .....OF Gerald Belcher, Kentucky ...... OF Randy Aldridge, LSU ...... OF Billy Fouch, Kentucky ...... OF Curt Cope, Auburn ...... OF Rodney Woods, Tennessee ...... OF Norman Lacey, Alabama ...... OF Steve Chandler, Vanderbilt ...... OF Fred Dunlap, Miss. State ...... OF John Fuller, Florida ...... C Rick Davidson, Miss. State ...... C LeRoy Robbins, Kentucky ...... DH Ronnie Russell, Ole Miss ...... OF Steve Tinsley, Vanderbilt ...... C Rich Potter, Alabama ...... C John Koenen, Kentucky ...... C Tommy Morton, Auburn ...... C Doug Corbett, Florida ...... P Lamar Pritchard, Miss. State ...... P Mark Batchko, Tennessee ...... C Danny Starr, Ole Miss ...... C Rick Rhodes, Vanderbilt ...... P Tom Charpentier, LSU ...... P Mike Smithson, Tennessee ...... P Paul Stefan, LSU ...... P David May, Auburn ...... P Jimmy Archibald, Alabama ...... P Tim Graven, Kentucky ...... P Joe Beckwith, Auburn ...... P Bob Meadows, Auburn ...... P Robert Hudson, Auburn ...... P

1975 1977 All-SEC All-SEC Steve Frank, LSU ...... 1B Jim Kallaher, Miss. State ...... 1B Gene Menees, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Mark Barnthouse, Ole Miss .....2B Wally McMakin, LSU ...... 3B David Lanning, Georgia ...... 3B Condredge Holloway, Tennessee . SS Roger Holt, Florida...... SS David Bowden, Florida ...... UT Bubba Kizer, Georgia ...... UT Rick Duncan, Vanderbilt ...... OF Nat Showalter, Miss. State ...... OF Pat Ball, Ole Miss ...... OF Mike Kelley, Miss. State ...... OF Larry Littleton, Georgia...... OF Jerry Robertson, Vanderbilt ...... OF Bubba Wilson, Georgia ...... OF Jimmy Sherrill, Kentucky ...... OF Marvis Foley, Kentucky ...... C Jeff Tillman, Alabama ...... DH Danny Starr, Ole Miss ...... C Mike Wright, Vanderbilt ...... C Ed McCaw, Kentucky ...... P Russ Aldrich, Miss. State ...... C Pat Moock, LSU ...... P Joe Beckwith, Auburn ...... P Mike Park, Ole Miss ...... P Jack Lazorko, Miss. State ...... P Rick Honeycutt, Tennessee ...... DH

Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division LeRoy Robbins, Kentucky ...... 1B Steve Frank, LSU ...... 1B Dean Empie, Florida ...... 1B Jim Kallaher, Miss. State ...... 1B Gene Menees, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Gary Oakley, Ole Miss ...... 2B John Cortese, Florida ...... 2B Mark Barnthouse, Ole Miss .....2B David Bowden, Florida ...... 3B Wally McMakin, LSU ...... 3B David Lanning, Georgia ...... 3B Walter Hubbard, Ole Miss ...... 3B Condredge Holloway, Tennessee . SS T.Y. Gunter, Ole Miss ...... SS Roger Holt, Florida...... SS Mike Pomeranz, Ole Miss ...... SS Roger Holt, Florida...... UT Larry Keenum, Alabama...... UT Bubba Kizer, Georgia ...... UT Chris Arago, Alabama ...... UT Rick Duncan, Vanderbilt ...... OF Pat Ball, Ole Miss ...... OF Jerry Robertson, Vanderbilt ...... OF Nat Showalter, Miss. State ...... OF Tommy West, Tennessee ...... OF Vaughn Meiners, LSU ...... OF Brad Bradshaw, Tennessee ...... OF Mike Kelley, Miss. State ...... OF Larry Littleton, Georgia...... OF Larry Mims, Alabama ...... OF Joe Ward, Florida ...... OF Johnny Wright, Alabama ...... OF Bubba Wilson, Georgia ...... OF Larry Buckley, Miss. State ...... OF Jimmy Sherrill, Kentucky ...... OF Pat Ball, Ole Miss ...... OF Marvis Foley, Kentucky ...... C Danny Starr, Ole Miss ...... C LeRoy Robbins, Kentucky ...... DH Jeff Tillman, Alabama ...... DH Hal Bibee, Tennessee ...... C Tommy Saizan, LSU ...... C Mike Wright, Vanderbilt ...... C Russ Aldrich, Miss. State ...... C Ed McCaw, Kentucky ...... P Pat Moock, LSU ...... P Jim Shulock, Florida ...... C John Trageser, Auburn ...... C Bill Ivie, Georgia ...... P Mike Park, Ole Miss ...... P Chuck Fore, Georgia ...... P Joe Beckwith, Auburn ...... P Micky Register, Georgia ...... P Jim Lindsay, Alabama ...... P Ross Baumgarten, Florida ...... P Rick Zibilich, Ole Miss ...... P Rick Honeycutt, Tennessee ...... DH Steve Hill, Miss. State ...... DH Bobby Sprowl, Alabama ...... P

1976 1978 All-SEC All-SEC Rick Honeycutt, Tennessee ...... 1B Dom Fucci, Auburn ...... 1B Robbie Howard, Tennessee .....2B J.B. Brown, Auburn ...... 2B Richie Howard, Auburn ...... 3B David Lanning, Georgia ...... 3B Tony Toups, LSU ...... SS Bubba Kizer, Georgia ...... SS Larry Keenum, Alabama...... IT Robbie Howard, Tennessee .....UT Darrell Saunders, Kentucky ...... OF Jim Watkins, Florida...... OF Curt Cope, Auburn ...... OF Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt ...... OF Billy Fouch, Kentucky ...... OF Del Bender, Miss. State...... OF Steve Chandler, Vanderbilt ...... OF Joe Stewart, Georgia ...... OF LeRoy Robbins, Kentucky ...... DH Mike Pomeranz, Ole Miss ...... DH John Koenen, Kentucky ...... C Russ Aldrich, Miss. State ...... C Tommy Morton, Auburn ...... C Jerry Williams, Vanderbilt ...... C Paul Stefan, LSU ...... P Ron Crum, Florida ...... P Joe Beckwith, Auburn ...... P Pete Teixeira, Florida ...... P Robert Hdson, Auburn ...... P Jack Lazorko, Miss. State ...... P

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Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Tommy Cook, Tennessee ...... 1B Dom Fucci, Auburn ...... 1B Chuck Barclift, Tennessee ...... 1B Randy Olson, LSU ...... 1B Robbie Howard, Tennessee .....2B J.B. Brown, Auburn ...... 2B Danny Pototsky, Kentucky ...... 2B Sal Valenti, Alabama ...... 2B David Lanning, Georgia ...... 3B Mike Pomeranz, Ole Miss ...... 3B Bill Hench, Vanderbilt ...... 3B David Clements, Ole Miss ...... 3B Bubba Kizer, Georgia ...... SS Pat Keedy, Auburn ...... SS Rodney Bellamy, Georgia ...... SS Larry Simcox, Ole Miss ...... SS Don Clatterbuck, Georgia ...... UT John McDonald, Miss. State .....UT Tony Stevens, Florida ...... UT Dave Klipstein, Miss. State ...... UT Jim Watkins, Florida...... OF Del Bender, Miss. State...... OF Jeff Pyburn, Georgia ...... OF Mark Gillaspie, Miss. State ...... OF Ronnie Hartsfield, Tennessee ....OF Mike Templeton, Ole Miss ...... OF David Banes, Florida ...... OF Bobby Pierce, Alabama ...... OF Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt ...... OF Ronnie Russell, Ole Miss ...... OF Chuck Kinzell, Tennessee ...... OF Steve Renfroe, Auburn ...... OF Joe Stewart, Georgia ...... OF Johnny Wright, Alabama ...... OF David Falcone, Florida ...... DH Dave Atkins, Alabama ...... DH Mike Moore, Kentucky ...... DH Tim Weisheim, Miss. State ...... DH Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt ...... C John McDonald, Miss. State ...... C Marc Sullivan, Florida ...... C Russ Aldrich, Miss. State ...... C Greg Ryle, Kentucky ...... C Bert Boykin, Ole Miss ...... C Jerry Williams, Vanderbilt ...... C Gary Pickering, Ole Miss ...... C Larry Mikesell, Florida ...... P Don Schneider, LSU ...... P Ron Crum, Florida ...... P Jack Lazorko, Miss. State ...... P Jeff Keener, Kentucky ...... P Jeff Calhoun, Ole Miss ...... P Pete Teixeira, Florida ...... P Terry Asher, Alabama ...... P Jimmy Johnson, Tennessee ...... P Mike Alvarez, LSU ...... P Billy Aldridge, Tennessee ...... P Don Robinson, Miss. State ...... P

1979 1981 All-SEC All-SEC Chuck Sandberg, Florida ...... 1B Bruce Castoria, Miss. State ...... 1B Chuck Long, Kentucky ...... 2B Jim Yonker, Florida ...... 2B Robert Mariano, LSU ...... 3B Dave Magadan, Alabama ...... 3B Rodney Bellamy, Georgia ...... SS Larry Simcox, Ole Miss ...... SS David Lanning, Georgia ...... UT Steve Lombardozzi, Florida...... UT Buck Belue, Georgia ...... OF Glenn Carpenter, Florida ...... OF Jim Watkins, Florida...... OF Mark Gillaspie, Miss. State ...... OF Mike Kelley, Miss. State ...... OF Mike Wirth, Georgia ...... OF Bob Kocol, Miss. State ...... OF Craig McGraw, Florida ...... OF Tony Stevens, Florida ...... DH Bill Sandry, Kentucky ...... DH John McDonald, Miss. State ...... C Bob White, Georgia ...... C Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt ...... C Randy Hunt, Alabama ...... C Joe Georger, Kentucky ...... P Jeff Keener, Kentucky ...... P Jack Nuismer, Vanderbilt ...... P Steve Susce, Miss. State ...... P Ken Kurtz, Miss. State ...... P Peyton Mosher, Georgia ...... P

Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Chuck Sandberg, Florida ...... 1B Dom Fucci, Auburn ...... 1B Bill Sandry, Kentucky ...... 1B Bruce Castoria, Miss. State ...... 1B Chuck Long, Kentucky ...... 2B Pete Almaguer, LSU ...... 2B Jim Yonker, Florida ...... 2B Chip Moses, LSU ...... 2B David Lanning, Georgia ...... 3B Robert Mariano, LSU ...... 3B Jeff Shartzer, Kentucky ...... 3B Dave Magadan, Alabama ...... 3B Rodney Bellamy, Georgia ...... SS Steve Houlberg, Alabama...... SS Steve Lombardozzi, Florida...... SS Larry Simcox, Ole Miss ...... SS Steve Roberts, Kentucky ...... UT David Clements, Ole Miss ...... UT Ronnie Hartsfield, Tennessee ....UT Dave Clements, Ole Miss ...... UT Buck Belue, Georgia ...... OF Mike Kelley, Miss. State ...... OF Mike Wirth, Georgia ...... OF Mark Gillaspie, Miss. State ...... OF Jim Watkins, Florida...... OF Bob Kocol, Miss. State ...... OF Glenn Carpenter, Florida ...... OF Johnny Tutt, Auburn ...... OF David Banes, Florida ...... OF Robert Sorrell, Auburn ...... OF Craig McGraw, Florida ...... OF Bobby Pierce, Alabama ...... OF Rob Teegarden, Florida ...... OF Ronnie Russell, Ole Miss ...... OF Mike Botkin, Kentucky ...... OF Dave Klipstein, Miss. State ...... OF Tony Stevens, Florida ...... DH Rick Dixon, Miss. State ...... DH Rusty Ensor, Tennessee ...... DH Gary Jack, Alabama ...... DH Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt ...... C Duane Dewey, LSU ...... C Bob White, Georgia ...... C Randy Hunt, Alabama ...... C Mark Sullivan, Florida ...... C John McDonald, Miss. State ...... C Ron Cardier, Florida ...... C Terry Loe, Miss. State ...... C Jack Nuismer, Vanderbilt ...... P Ken Kurtz, Miss. State ...... P Jeff Keener, Kentucky ...... P Steve Susce, Miss. State ...... P Joe Georger, Kentucky ...... P Mike Alvarez, LSU ...... P Larry Mikesell, Florida ...... P Vince Barrentine, Alabama ...... P Chuck Dale, Florida ...... P Don Mundie, Miss. State ...... P Peyton Mosher, Georgia ...... P Don Mundie, Miss. State ...... P

1980 1982 All-SEC All-SEC Chuck Barclift, Tennessee ...... 1B Mike Wirth, Georgia ...... 1B Sal Valenti, Alabama ...... 2B Chris Glass, Alabama ...... 2B Bill Hench, Vanderbilt ...... 3B David Magadan, Alabama ...... 3B Rodney Bellamy, Georgia ...... SS Doug Gilcrease, Auburn ...... SS Danny Pototsky, Kentucky ...... UT David Jackson, Georgia ...... UT Jeff Pyburn, Georgia ...... OF Dave Klipstein, Miss. State ...... OF Chuck Kinzell, Tennessee ...... OF Buck Belue, Georgia ...... OF David Banes, Florida ...... OF Mike Botkin, Kentucky ...... OF Mark Gillaspie, Miss. State ...... OF Rick Fuentes, Georgia ...... OF Dave Atkins, Alabama ...... DH Bruce Castoria, Miss. State ...... DH Larry Mikesell, Florida ...... P Mike Stanley, Florida ...... C Don Schneider, LSU ...... P Erez Borowsky, Vanderbilt ...... C Jeff Calhoun, Ole Miss ...... P Bryan Farmer, Ole Miss ...... P Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt ...... C Teddy Carson, Tennessee ...... P Bert Boykin, Ole Miss ...... C Rich Bombard, Florida ...... P

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Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Mike Wirth, Georgia ...... 1B Bruce Castoria, Miss. State ...... 1B Randy Clark, Kentucky ...... 1B Will Clark, Miss. State ...... 1B Tim Turner, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Chris Glass, Alabama ...... 2B Bruce Crabbe, Florida ...... 2B Gator Thiesen, Miss. State ...... 2B David Jackson, Georgia ...... 3B David Magadan, Alabama ...... 3B Bobby Gaylor, Tennessee ...... 3B Ted McClendon, Alabama ...... 3B Bruce Crabbe, Florida ...... SS Doug Gilcrease, Auburn ...... SS Joey Cora, Vanderbilt ...... SS Craig Shipley, Alabama ...... SS Cam Stubbs, Vanderbilt ...... UT David Clements, Ole Miss ...... UT Mike Stanley, Florida ...... UT Kyle Gordon, Ole Miss ...... UT Mike Botkin, Kentucky ...... OF Dave Klipstein, Miss. State ...... OF Scott Ruskin, Florida ...... OF Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State .....OF Charles DeFrance, Vanderbilt ....OF Ken Houser, Ole Miss ...... OF Jeff Rutter, Georgia ...... OF Chris Padget, Ole Miss ...... OF Rick Fuentes, Georgia ...... OF Jamey Merritt, Alabama ...... OF Mike Agnich, Kentucky ...... OF Kyle Bryan, Alabama ...... OF Buck Belue, Georgia ...... OF David Mogentale, Auburn ...... OF Tom Stamps, Tennessee ...... OF Tom Sossamon, LSU ...... OF Jeff Treadway, Georgia ...... DH Rob Skates, Alabama ...... DH Marty Brown, Georgia ...... DH John Dixon, LSU ...... DH Erez Borowsky, Vanderbilt ...... C Dan Karp, LSU ...... C Tim Owen, Florida ...... C Frank Velleggia, Alabama ...... C Mike Stanley, Florida ...... C Jay Porter, Miss. State ...... C Dan Sehlhorst, Kentucky ...... C Mark Cooper, LSU ...... C Teddy Carson, Tennessee ...... P Bryan Farmer, Ole Miss ...... P Russ Kibler, Florida ...... P Jeff Brantley, Miss. State ...... P Rich Bombard, Florida ...... P Hans Herzog, Miss. State ...... P Dennis Chastain, Georgia ...... P Troy Brauchie, Alabama ...... P Brian Farley, Vanderbilt ...... P Billy Donathan, LSU ...... P Steve Searcy, Tennessee ...... P Laddie Renfroe, Ole Miss ...... P

1983 1985 All-SEC All-SEC David Magadan, Alabama ...... 1B Will Clark, Miss. State ...... 1B Jeff Treadway, Georgia ...... 2B Darryl Oliver, Ole Miss ...... 2B Tracy Hamilton, Tennessee ...... 3B Marty Lanoux, LSU ...... 3B Jeff LeRiger, Georgia ...... SS Joey Cora, Vanderbilt ...... SS Brandt Ely, Kentucky ...... UT Paul Foster, Auburn ...... OF Pat Pomeranz, Ole Miss ...... OF Ron Wenrich, Georgia ...... OF Ken Houser, Ole Miss ...... OF Scott Lusader, Florida ...... OF Brad Winkler, Miss. State ...... OF Doug Duke, Alabama ...... C Rob Skates, Alabama ...... OF Kyle Gordon, Ole Miss ...... DH Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State .....DH Jeff Brantley, Miss. State ...... P Mark Cooper, LSU ...... C Gene Morgan, Miss. State ...... P Darren Puskarich, Vanderbilt .....C Scott Ruskin, Florida ...... P Cal Santarelli, LSU ...... P Shawn Fawbush, Florida ...... P Han Herzog, Miss. State ...... P Richard Rice, Florida ...... P Richard Rodriguez, Tennessee. . . . . P

Eastern Division Western Division Eastern Division Western Division Brad Dantzier, Florida ...... 1B David Magadan, Alabama ...... 1B Randy Clark, Kentucky ...... 1B Will Clark, Miss. State ...... 1B Jeff Treadway, Georgia ...... 2B Pete White, Miss. State ...... 2B Greg Newsom, Tennessee ...... 2B Darryl Oliver, Ole Miss ...... 2B Tracy Hamilton, Tennessee ...... 3B Bret Elbin, Alabama ...... 3B Paul Somogye, Georgia ...... 3B Marty Lanoux, LSU ...... 3B Jeff LeRiger, Georgia ...... SS Bob Barker, Miss. State...... SS Joey Cora, Vanderbilt ...... SS Jeff Reboulet, LSU ...... SS Brandt Ely, Kentucky ...... UT Kirk Hanson, Ole Miss ...... UT Benton Patton, Vanderbilt ...... OF Dan Van Cleve, Miss. State ...... OF Albie Scoggins, Florida ...... OF Pat Pomeranz, Ole Miss ...... OF Ron Wenrich, Georgia ...... OF Allan Stallings, Alabama ...... OF Rick Fuentes, Georgia ...... OF Ken Houser, Ole Miss ...... OF Scott Lusader, Florida ...... OF Paul Foster, Auburn ...... OF Doug Fair, Vanderbilt ...... OF Brad Winkler, Miss. State ...... OF Mike Stanley, Florida ...... C Doug Duke, Alabama ...... C Curt Cornwell, Tennessee ...... OF Rob Skates, Alabama ...... OF Marty Brown, Georgia ...... DH Kyle Gordon, Ole Miss ...... DH MIKE STANLEY, FLORIDA ...... DH Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State .....DH Jeff Fischer, Florida ...... P Jeff Brantley, Miss. State ...... P Darren Puskarich, Vanderbilt .....C Mark Cooper, LSU ...... C Mark Ambrose, Vanderbilt ...... P Gene Morgan, Miss. State ...... P Ron Bunnell, Georgia ...... C Frank Velleggia, Alabama ...... C Scott Ruskin, Florida ...... P Robbie Smith, LSU ...... P Richard Rice, Florida ...... P Cal Santarelli, LSU ...... P Shawn Fawbush, Florida ...... P Hans Herzog, Miss. State ...... P Richard Rodriguez, Tennessee. . . . . P Laddie Renfroe, Ole Miss ...... P Jay Ray, Kentucky...... P Rick Browne, Alabama ...... P

1984 1986 All-SEC First Team Second Team Will Clark, Miss. State ...... 1B Jim Bowie, LSU ...... 1B Kyle Gordon, Ole Miss ...... 1B Gator Thiesen, Miss. State ...... 2B Terry Shumpert, Kentucky ...... 2B Burke Broussard, LSU ...... 2B Ted McClendon, Alabama ...... 3B Jimmy Harrell, Georgia ...... SS Jeff Roboulet, LSU ...... SS Joey Cora, Vanderbilt ...... SS Bubba Simon, Ole Miss ...... 3B Eddie Looper, Alabama ...... 3B Mike Stanley, Florida ...... UT Mike Twardoski, Alabama ...... OF Robert Cole, Ole Miss ...... OF Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State .....OF Dan Paradoa, Miss. State ...... OF Joey Belle, LSU ...... OF Scott Ruskin, Florida ...... OF Paul Foster, Auburn ...... OF Clint Arnold, Kentucky ...... OF Jeff Rutter, Georgia ...... OF Doug Duke, Alabama ...... C Rob Leary, LSU ...... C Chris Padget, Ole Miss ...... OF Rodney Brewer, Florida ...... DH Pat Bailey, Alabama ...... DH Randy Clark, Kentucky ...... DH Pete Roberts, Alabama ...... P Derek Lilliquist, Georgia ...... P Frank Velleggia, Alabama ...... C Mark Guthrie, LSU ...... P Rich Delucia, Tennessee ...... P Mark Cooper, LSU ...... C Cris Carpenter, Georgia ...... P Barry Manuel, LSU ...... P Jeff Brantley, Miss. State ...... P Russ Kibler, Florida ...... P Dennis Chastain, Georgia ...... P * In 1986 the SEC eliminated the division format. The coaches then began selecting a first and second team. 158 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

1987 1991 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Frank Thomas, Auburn ...... 1b Mitch Knox, Kentucky ...... 1b Mike Harris, Kentucky...... 1b Greg Thomas, Vanderbilt ...... 1b Terry Shumpert, Kentucky ...... 2b Donn Perno, Georgia ...... 2b Tookie Johnson, LSU ...... 2b Charlie Anderson, Miss. State ....2b Julio Mendez, Florida ...... ss Dave Cunningham, LSU ...... ss Kevin Polcovich, Florida ...... ss Juan DeBrand, Alabama ...... ss Bubba Simon, Ole Miss ...... 3b Kevin Henry, Auburn ...... 3b Rick Norton, Kentucky ...... 3b Herbert Perry, Florida ...... 3b Joe Gex, Ole Miss ...... c Roger Miller, Georgia ...... c Mario Linares, Florida ...... c Gary Hymel, LSU ...... c Joey Belle, LSU ...... of Deron White, Alabama ...... of Mike Basse, Tennessee ...... of Lyle Mouton, LSU ...... of Joey Fernandez, Florida ...... of Scott Bohlke, Georgia ...... of Kevin Kessinger, Ole Miss ...... of Mick Kerns, Alabama ...... of Rock Wilson, Auburn ...... of Steve Carter, Georgia ...... of Joe Vitiello, Alabama ...... of Rich Cordani, LSU ...... of Greg Smith, Vanderbilt ...... dh Rodney Brewer, Florida ...... dh Doug Hecker, Tennessee ...... dh Manny Cervantes, Kentucky .....dh Derek Lilliquist, Georgia ...... p Cris Carpenter, Georgia ...... p John Powell, Auburn ...... p Grant Sullivan, Ole Miss ...... p Gregg Olson, Auburn ...... p David Oropeza, Alabama ...... p John Burke, Florida ...... p Jay Powell, Miss. State ...... p Gregg Patterson, LSU ...... p Matt Coleman, Kentucky ...... p Marc Valdes, Florida ...... p Paul Fletcher, Tennessee ...... p

1988 1992 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Frank Thomas, Auburn ...... 1b Tommy Raffo, Miss. State ...... 1b Doug Hecker, Tennessee ...... 1b Brent Killen, Florida ...... 1b Robert Fletcher, Alabama ...... 2b Vince Castaldo, Kentucky ...... 2b Todd Walker, LSU ...... 2b Andy Blanco, Tennessee ...... 2b Billy White, Kentucky ...... ss Julio Mendez, Florida ...... ss Chris Snopek, Ole Miss ...... 3b Allen Williams, Arkansas ...... 3b Pete Young, Miss. State ...... 3b Kevin Henry, Auburn ...... 3b Blaise Kozeniewski, Georgia ...... ss Paul Petrulis, Miss. State ...... ss Robbie Buchanan, Kentucky ...... c Roger Miller, Georgia ...... c Dave Willman, S. Carolina ...... c Jeff Martin, Vanderbilt ...... c Jody Hurst, Miss. State ...... of Jim Schifman, Vanderbilt ...... of Jerry Shepherd, S. Carolina ...... of Jeff Abbott, Kentucky ...... of Clark Preble, Auburn ...... of Jason Bridges, Alabama ...... of Jose Vazquez, Tennessee ...... of Dave Majeski, Florida ...... of Craig Cala, LSU ...... of Mike Moberg, Florida ...... of Ray Suplee, Georgia ...... of Rex Buckner, Miss. State ...... of Mario Linares, Florida ...... dh Rich Grayum, Miss. State ...... dh D.T. Cromer, S. Carolina ...... dh Brad Hindersman, Kentucky .....dh Gregg Olson, Auburn ...... p John Wiggs, Florida ...... p Lloyd Peever, LSU ...... p Kenny Carlyle, Ole Miss ...... p Ben McDonald, LSU ...... p David Voit, Kentucky ...... p Marc Valdes, Florida ...... p John Pricher, Florida ...... p Jeff Gidcumb, Florida ...... p Bobby Reed, Miss. State ...... p Jon Harden, Miss. State ...... p John Powell, Auburn ...... p B.J. Wallace, Miss. State ...... p

1989 1993 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Frank Thomas, Auburn ...... 1b Brent Reese, Alabama ...... 1b Todd Helton, Tennessee ...... 1b Greg Thomas, Vanderbilt ...... 1b Tommy Raffo, Miss. State ...... 1b Lee Hodge, Ole Miss ...... 2b Todd Walker, LSU ...... 2b Eddie Brooks, Kentucky ...... 2b Burke Masters, Miss. State ...... 2b Keith Kessinger, Ole Miss ...... ss Boomer Whipple, Vanderbilt .....3b Kary Bridges, Ole Miss ...... 3b J.R. Showalter, Georgia ...... ss Pete Young, Miss. State ...... 3b Joe Biernat, S. Carolina ...... ss Paul Petrulis, Miss. State ...... ss Herbert Perry, Florida ...... 3b Barry Winford, Miss. State ...... c Mitch Duke, Auburn ...... c Billy Thompson, Kentucky ...... c Roger Miller, Georgia ...... c Mike Basse, Tennessee ...... of Vee Hightower, Vanderbilt...... of Rex Buckner, Miss. State ...... of Cary Williams, Alabama ...... of Brian Reimsnyder, Florida ...... of Mac White, S. Carolina ...... of Harry Berrios, LSU ...... of Jody Hurst, Miss. State ...... of Craig Cala, LSU ...... of Bubba Trammell, Tennessee ...... of Ricky Joe Redd, Miss. State ...... of Mark Blythe, Kentucky ...... of Bob Schabes, Vanderbilt ...... dh Brad Hindersman, Kentucky .....dh Cliff Shanks, Auburn ...... dh Wes Grisham, LSU ...... dh Jamie McAndrew, Florida ...... p John Powell, Auburn ...... p Marc Valdes, Florida ...... p Ben McDonald, LSU ...... p Jeff Gidcumb, Florida ...... p Brett Laxton, LSU ...... p Carlton Loewer, Miss. State ...... p Tommy Youngblood, Auburn .....p Curtis Leskanic, LSU ...... p Rich Pratt, S. Carolina ...... p Al Drumheller, Alabama ...... p Dave Fleming, Georgia ...... p Jason Haynie, S. Carolina ...... p

1990 1994 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Tommy Raffo, Miss. State ...... 1b Mike Harris, Kentucky...... 1b Jay Waggoner, Auburn ...... 1b Todd Helton, Tennessee ...... 1b Tookie Johnson, LSU ...... 2b Darin Rieman, Kentucky ...... 2b Todd Walker, LSU ...... 2b Steve Soper, Tennessee ...... 2b J.R. Showalter, Georgia ...... ss Danny Ramirez, Tennessee ...... ss Boomer Whipple, Vanderbilt .....3b Allen Williams, Arkansas ...... 3b Keith Osik, LSU ...... 3b Jeff Cooper, Georgia ...... 3b Russ Johnson, LSU ...... ss Brandon Moore, Auburn ...... ss Tim Edge, Auburn ...... c Mike DiFelice, Tennessee ...... c James Northeimer, Tennessee ..... c Rob DeBoer, S. Carolina ...... c Wes Grisham, LSU ...... of Joe Vitiello, Alabama ...... of Mac White, S. Carolina ...... of Nick Morrow, Vanderbilt ...... of John Cohen, Miss. State ...... of Tommy Youngblood, Auburn .....of Jeff Abbott, Kentucky ...... of Mike Killimett, Auburn ...... of Jim Schifman, Vanderbilt ...... of Eric Martinez, Florida ...... of Bubba Trammell, Tennessee ...... of David Dellucci, Ole Miss ...... of Brian Jester, Georgia ...... dh Rich Cordani, LSU ...... dh James Eidam, Florida ...... dh Mark Gugino, S. Carolina ...... of Dave Fleming, Georgia ...... p Rod Bolton, Kentucky ...... p Gary Rath, Miss. State ...... p Kevin Chabot, Auburn ...... dh Chad Ogea, LSU ...... p Paul Byrd, LSU ...... p R. A. Dickey, Tennessee ...... p John Powell, Auburn ...... p JoJo Smith, Vanderbilt ...... p Grant Sullivan, Ole Miss ...... p Rob Bonanno, Florida ...... p Jamey Price, Ole Miss ...... p Bobby Reed, Miss. State...... p Bronson Heflin, Tennessee ...... p Scott Schultz, LSU ...... p

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1995 1999 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Todd Helton, Tennessee ...... 1b Jay Waggoner, Auburn ...... 1b Cliff Wren, Miss. State ...... 1b Jeff Leaumont, LSU ...... 1b David Eckstein, Florida ...... 2b Warren Morris, LSU ...... 2b Brad Henderson, Ole Miss ...... 2b Josh Hudson, Georgia ...... 2b Chris Wiggs, Florida ...... 3b Boomer Whipple, Vanderbilt .....3b Hunter Bledsoe, Vanderbilt ...... 3b Rodney Nye, Arkansas ...... 3b Mark Bellhorn, Auburn ...... ss John Tamargo, Florida ...... ss Andy Phillips, Alabama ...... ss Brian Roberts, South Carolina ....ss Todd Young, Kentucky ...... c Brandon Marsters, Florida ...... c Casey Dunn, Auburn ...... c John Wilson, Kentucky ...... c David Dellucci, Ole Miss ...... of Chad Green, Kentucky ...... of G.W. Keller, Alabama ...... of Michael Rosamond, Ole Miss .....of Ty Bilderback, Arkansas ...... of Kevin Chabot, Auburn ...... of Brian Rainwater, Georgia ...... of Trey McClure, LSU ...... of , Vanderbilt ...... of Mark Mapes, South Carolina .....of Brian Wiese, Miss. State ...... of Mailon Kent, Auburn ...... of Kit Pellow, Arkansas ...... dh David Hayman, Miss. State ...... of Tim Angoilini, South Carolina ....dh Ty Martin, Miss. State ...... dh Jamey Price, Ole Miss ...... p Todd Crane, Georgia ...... of Brent Schoening, Auburn ...... p David Walling, Arkansas ...... p Scott Schultz, LSU ...... p Travis Copley, Tennessee ...... dh Charlie Isaacson, Arkamsas ...... p Manny Torres, Alabama ...... p Chris Morrison, Auburn ...... p R.A. Dickey, Tennessee ...... p Ben Grezlovski, Florida ...... p Jamie Bennett, Tennessee ...... p Ryan Halla, Auburn ...... p Lance Cormier, Alabama ...... p Brian Powell, Georgia ...... p

1996 2000 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Eddy Furniss, LSU...... 1b Josh Etheredge, Auburn ...... 1b Todd Faulkner, Auburn ...... 1b Kurt Keene, Florida ...... 1b Kenderick Moore, Arkansas .....2b David Eckstein, Florida ...... 2b Chris Burke, Tennessee ...... 2b Sam Bozanich, Alabama ...... 2b Nathan Dunn, LSU ...... 3b Matt Erickson, Arkansas ...... 3b Travis Chapman, Miss. State .....3b Brent Boyd, Alabama ...... 3b Augie Ojeda, Tennessee ...... ss Jason Williams, LSU ...... ss Jeff Keppinger, Georgia ...... ss Drew Meyer, South Carolina ...... ss Dax Norris, Alabama ...... c Blake Anderson, Miss. State ...... c Brad Cresse, LSU ...... c John Wilson, Kentucky ...... c Chad Green, Kentucky ...... of Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... of Gabe Gross, Auburn ...... of Shane Kelly, Miss. State ...... of Scott Schroeffel, Tennessee ...... of Chad Cooley, LSU ...... of Tim Olson, Florida ...... of Nate Janowicz, South Carolina ....of Chris Stowers, Georgia ...... of Justin Bowles, LSU ...... of Karl Nonemaker, Vanderbilt ...... of Mailon Kent, Auburn ...... of Chuck Hazzard, Florida ...... dh Rob Hauswald, Miss. State ...... dh Jason Dill, Florida ...... dh Jeff Christensen, Tennessee .....dh R.A. Dickey, Tennessee ...... p Matt Carnes, Arkansas ...... p Kip Bouknight, South Carolina ....p Jamie Bennett, Tennessee ...... p Eddie Yarnall, LSU ...... p Jason Haynie, South Carolina. . . . . p Chris Bootcheck, Auburn ...... p Peter Bauer, South Carolina ...... p Eric DuBose, Miss. State ...... p Tim Young, Alabama ...... p Scott Barber, South Carolina ...... p Colter Bean, Auburn ...... p

1997 2001 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... 1b Eddy Furniss, LSU...... 1b Aaron Clark, Alabama ...... 1b Brian Moore, LSU ...... 1b Joe Caruso, Alabama ...... 2b Blair Barbier, LSU ...... 2b Mike Fontenot, LSU ...... 2b Brent Boyd, Alabama ...... 2b Matt Erickson, Arkansas ...... 3b Adam Piatt, Miss. State ...... 3b Wally Pontiff, LSU ...... 3b Andy Neufeld, Georgia ...... 3b Brandon Larson, LSU ...... ss Kurt Keene, Tennessee ...... ss Chris Burke, Tennessee ...... ss Jeff Keppinger, Georgia ...... ss Casey Dunn, Auburn ...... c Matt Frick, Alabama ...... c Jeremy Brown, Alabama ...... c Ryan Theriot, LSU...... ss Roberto Vaz, Alabama ...... of Adam Sullivan, Auburn ...... of Gabe Gross, Auburn ...... of Carl Lafferty, Ole Miss ...... c Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas ...... of Brooks Bryan, Miss. State ...... of Garris Gonce, South Carolina ....of Todd Linden, LSU ...... of Tim Hudson, Auburn ...... of Derek Nicholson, Florida ...... of Burney Hutchinson, Ole Miss .....of Mailon Kent, Auburn ...... of Jeremy Jackson, Arkansas ...... of Clinton Johnston, Vanderbilt ...... of Doc Brooks, Georgia ...... dh Marcus McBeth, South Carolina . . .of Ryan Bordenick, South Carolina . . dh G.W. Keller, Alabama ...... dh Lane Mestepey, LSU ...... p Scott McClanahan, Alabama .....of Tim Hudson, Auburn ...... p Van Johnson, Miss. State ...... p Tanner Brock, Mississippi State ....p Josh Christian, Ole Miss ...... dh Scott Downs, Kentucky ...... p Matt Carnes, Arkansas ...... p Lee Gronkiewicz, South Carolina . . p Lance Cormier, Alabama ...... p Brett Jodie, South Carolina ...... p Eric DuBose, Miss. State ...... p Pete Montrenes, Ole Miss ...... p Jeff Carswell, Georgia ...... p

1998 2002 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Eddy Furniss, LSU...... 1b Richard Lee, Miss. State ...... 1b Yaron Peters, South Carolina ....1b Ryan Shealy, Florida ...... 1b Jeff Pickler, Tennessee ...... 2b Brad Henderson, Ole Miss ...... 2b Brent Boyd, Alabama ...... 2b Aaron Davidson, Florida ...... 2b Andy Phillips, Alabama ...... 3b Trey McClure, LSU ...... 3b Pat Osborn, Florida ...... 3b Wally Pontiff, LSU ...... 3b Adam Everett, South Carolina .....ss Scott Pratt, Auburn ...... ss Drew Meyer, South Carolina ...... ss Mark Kiger, Florida ...... ss Matt Frick, Alabama ...... c Brad Cresse, LSU ...... c Jeremy Brown, Alabama ...... c Trent Pratt, Auburn ...... c Mike Curry, South Carolina ...... of Brian Wiese, Miss. State ...... of Chaz Lytle, Georgia ...... of Burney Hutchinson, Ole Miss .....of Clinton Johnston, Vanderbilt ...... of Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas ...... of Scott McClanahan, Alabama .....of Aaron Sobieraj, Florida ...... of Sonny Cortez, Tennessee ...... of Josh Etheredge, Auburn ...... of Seth Smith, Ole Miss ...... of Peter Stonard, Alabama ...... of Brad Wilkerson, Florida ...... of G.W. Keller, Alabama ...... of Trey Dyson, South Carolina .....dh Bobby Huddleston, Auburn ...... dh Todd Faulkner, Auburn ...... dh Travis Copley, Tennessee ...... dh Alex Hart, Florida ...... p Lance Cormier, Alabama ...... p David Walling, Arkansas ...... p Jeremy Jackson, Miss. State ...... p Lane Mestepey, LSU ...... p Paul Maholm, Mississippi State . . . p Kip Bouknight, South Carolina ....p Doug Thompson, LSU ...... p Blake Taylor, South Carolina ...... p Jeff Carswell, Georgia ...... p Josh Fogg, Florida ...... p Jarrod Kingrey, Alabama ...... p Jake Thompkins, LSU ...... p

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2003 2007 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Clay Harris, LSU ...... 1b Karl Amonite, Auburn ...... 1b Matt LaPorta, Florida ...... 1B Justin Smoak, South Carolina ....1B Tug Hulett, Auburn ...... 2b Blake Gill, LSU...... 2b Travis Jones, South Carolina .....2B Jeffrey Rea, Mississippi State .....2B Brian Buscher, South Carolina . . . 3b Steve Gendron, Miss. State .....3b Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt ...... 3B James Darnell, South Carolina . . . 3B Aaron Hill, LSU ...... ss Matthew Maniscalco, Miss. State . . .ss Zack Cozart, Ole Miss ...... SS Ryan Flaherty, Vanderbilt ...... SS Landon Powell, South Carolina .... c Brian Rose, Florida ...... c Edward Easley, Mississippi State . . . C J.P. Arencibia, Tennessee ...... C Beau Hearod, Alabama ...... of Javon Moran, Auburn ...... of Emeel Salem, Alabama ...... OF Jordan Henry, Ole Miss ...... OF Ryan Fox, Arkansas ...... of Jon Zeringue, LSU ...... of Dominic de la Osa, Vanderbilt . . .OF Mike Bianucci, Auburn ...... OF Jordan Czarniecki, Tennessee .....of Ben Harrison, Florida ...... of Brian Leclerc, Florida ...... OF Julio Borbon, Tennessee ...... OF Ryan Patterson, LSU ...... dh Bobby Huddleston, Auburn ...... dh Phil Disher, South Carolina ...... DH Alex Avila, Alabama ...... DH Paul Maholm, Miss. State ...... p Jeremy Sowers, Vanderbilt ...... p David Price, Vanderbilt ...... P Lance Lynn, Ole Miss ...... P David Marchbanks, S. Carolina . . . p Nate Bumstead, LSU ...... p Nick Schmidt, Arkansas ...... P James Adkins, Tennessee ...... P Steven Register, Auburn ...... p Stephen Head, Ole Miss ...... p Jess Todd, Arkansas ...... P Jared Bradford, LSU ...... RP Casey Weathers, Vanderbilt .....RP Cody Satterwhite, Ole Miss ...... RP

2004 2008 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team C.J. Smith, Florida ...... 1B Josh Morris, Georgia ...... 1B Justin Smoak, South Carolina ....1B Hunter Morris, Auburn ...... 1B Warner Jones, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Marshall Szabo, Georgia ...... 2B Josh Adams, Florida ...... 2B Alex Feinberg, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Josh Smith, Georgia...... 3B Clay Harris, LSU ...... 3B Ryan Wilkes, Kentucky ...... 2B James Darnell, South Carolina . . . 3B Ryan Klosterman, Vanderbilt .....SS Scott Hode, Arkansas ...... SS Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt ...... 3B Ryan Flaherty, Vanderbilt ...... SS Landon Powell, South ...... C Justin Holmes, Georgia ...... SS Logan Forsythe, Arkansas ...... 3B Reese Havens, S. Carolina ...... SS J.C. Holt, LSU ...... OF Craig Tatum, Miss. State ...... C Gordon Beckham, Georgia ..... SS Yan Gomes, Tennessee ...... C Jon Zeringue ...... OF Ryan Patterson, LSU ...... OF Bryce Massanari, Georgia ...... C Avery Barnes, Florida ...... OF Brad Corley, Miss. State ...... OF Brenden Winn, S. Carolina ...... OF Collin Cowgill, Kentucky ...... OF Dominic de la Osa, Vanderbilt . . .OF Stephen Head, Ole Miss ...... P Seth Smith, Ole Miss ...... OF Sawyer Carroll, Kentucky ...... OF Kentrail Davis, Tennessee ...... OF Justin Hoyman, Florida ...... DH Ben Harrison, Florida ...... OF Matt den Dekker, Florida ...... OF Phil Disher, South Carolina ...... DH Mark Holliman, Ole Miss ...... P Alex Suarez, Tennessee ...... DH Brandon May, Alabama ...... OF Lance Lynn, Ole Miss ...... P Chad Blackwell, S. Carolina ..... RP Jeremy Sowers, Vanderbilt ...... P David Macias, Vanderbilt ...... OF Trevor Holder, Georgia ...... P Will Startup, Georgia ...... RP Wade LeBlanc, Alabama ...... P Alex Avila, Alabama ...... DH Stephen Dodson, Georgia ...... P Steven Register, Auburn ...... RP Patrick Keating, Florida ...... P Scott Bittle, Ole Miss ...... RP Chris Rusin, Kentucky ...... P Joshua Fields, Georgia ...... RP

2005 2009 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Matt LaPorta, Florida ...... 1B Steve Pearce, South Carolina ....1B Rich Poythress, Georgia ...... 1B Nick Ebert, South Carolina ...... 1B Adam Davis, Florida ...... 2B John Shelby, Kentucky ...... 2B Ross Wilson, Alabama; ...... 2B Chris Bisson, Kentucky ...... 2B Chase Headley, Tennessee ...... 3B Chris Coghlan, Ole Miss ...... 3B Josh Adams, Florida ...... 2B Joseph Sanders, Auburn ...... 3B Steven Tollesen, South Carolina . . SS Justin Tordi, Florida ...... SS Jake Smith, Alabama ...... 3B Chris Wade, Kentucky ...... SS Josh Bell, Auburn ...... C Brian Jeroloman, Florida ...... C Josh Rutledge, Alabama; ...... SS Bobby Haney, South Carolina .... SS Ryan Patterson, LSU ...... OF Jeff Corsaletti, Florida ...... OF Brian Harris, Vanderbilt ...... SS Justin Dalles, South Carolina .....C Brian Pettway, Ole Miss ...... OF Clete Thomas, Auburn ...... OF Blake Forsythe, Tennessee...... C Steven Liddle, Vanderbilt ...... OF Eli Iorg, Tennessee ...... OF Nick Stavinoha, LSU ...... OF Kent Matthes, Alabama ...... OF DeAngelo Mack, South Carolina ..OF Gabe Scott, Alabama ...... OF Blake Gill, LSU...... DH Avery Barnes, Florida ...... OF Ryan Schimpf, LSU ...... OF Stephen Head, Ole Miss ...... DH Clay Dirks, LSU ...... P Jordan Henry, Ole Miss ...... OF Bryce Massanari, Georgia ...... DH Luke Hochevar, Tennessee ...... P Jensen Lewis, Vanderbilt ...... P Blake Dean, LSU ...... DH Scott Bittle, Ole Miss ...... P Greg Smith, LSU ...... P Connor Falkenbach, Florida .... RP Louis Coleman, LSU ...... P Anthony Ranaudo, LSU ...... P , Auburn ...... RP Austin Hyatt, Alabama ...... P Drew Pomeranz, Ole Miss ...... P Matty Ott, LSU ...... RP Billy Bullock, Florida ...... RP

2006 2010 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Ryan Strieby, Kentucky ...... 1B Josh Morris, Georgia ...... 1B Hunter Morris, Auburn ...... 1B Preston Tucker, Florida ...... 1B Jeffrey Rea, Mississippi State .....2B John Shelby, Kentucky ...... 2B Anthony Gomez, Vanderbilt .....2B Chris Bisson, Kentucky ...... 2B Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt ...... 3B Chris Coghlan, Ole Miss ...... 3B Zack Cox, Arkansas ...... 3B Austin Maddox, Florida ...... 3B Zack Cozart, Ole Miss ...... SS Michael Hollander, LSU ...... SS Josh Rutledge, Alabama ...... SS Austin Nola, LSU ...... SS Thomas Berkery, Miss.State ...... SS Reese Havens, South Carolina . . . SS Micah Gibbs, LSU ...... C Nolan Fontana, Florida ...... SS J.P. Arencibia, Tennessee ...... C Kody Valverde, Alabama ...... C Taylor Dugas, Alabama ...... OF Ryan Jenkins, Auburn ...... C Emeel Salem, Alabama ...... OF Sean Coughlin, Kentucky ...... C Trent Mummey, Auburn ...... OF Matt den Dekker, Florida ...... OF Quinn Stewart, LSU ...... OF Jake Dugger, Arkansas ...... OF Brian Fletcher, Auburn ...... OF Brett Eibner, Arkansas ...... OF Michael Campbell, S.Carolina . . .OF Joey Side, Georgia...... OF Kevin Patterson, Auburn ...... DH Jackie Bradley Jr., S. Carolina ....OF Mike Bianucci, Auburn ...... DH Julio Borbon, Tennessee ...... OF Blake Cooper, S. Carolina ...... P Matt Gaudet, LSU ...... DH Nick Schmidt, Arkansas ...... P Robbie Grinestaff, S.Carolina .....P Drew Pomeranz, Ole Miss ...... P Drew Smyly, Arkansas ...... P Wade LeBlanc, Alabama ...... P David Price, Vanderbilt ...... DH Kevin Chapman, Florida ...... RP Grant Dayton, Auburn ...... P Joshua Fields, Georgia ...... RP Bryan Augenstein, Florida...... P Sonny Gray, Vanderbilt ...... P Wynn Pelzer, South Carolina ..... RP Matt Price, South Carolina ...... RP Brett Huber, Ole Miss ...... RP OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 161 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

2011 2013 First Team Second Team First Team Second Team Aaron Westlake, Vanderbilt .....1B Christian Walker, South Carolina . 1B Mason Katz, LSU ...... 1B Garrett Cooper, Auburn ...... 1B , South Carolina .....2B Josh Adams, Florida ...... 2B Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... 2B Brett Pirtle, Mississippi State .....2B Thomas McCarthy, Kentucky .....3B Alex Yarbrough, Ole Miss ...... 2B Christian Ibarra, LSU ...... 3B JaCoby Jones, LSU Casey McElroy, Auburn ...... SS Jason Esposito, Vanderbilt ...... 3B Alex Bregman, LSU ...... SS Curt Powell, Georgia ...... 3B Mike Zunino, Florida ...... C Nolan Fontana, Florida ...... SS Stuart Turner, Ole Miss ...... C Andrew Mistone, Ole Miss Mikie Mahtook, LSU ...... OF Tony Caldwell, Auburn ...... C Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State ..OF Mikey Reynolds, Texas A&M ..... SS Preston Tucker, Florida ...... OF Taylor Dugas, Alabama ...... OF Mike Yastrzemski, Vanderbilt .....OF Mikey White, Alabama Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt ...... OF Mason Katz, LSU ...... OF Raph Rhymes, LSU ...... OF Grayson Greiner, South Carolina . . C Brian Johnson, Florida ...... DH Chad Wright, Kentucky ...... OF Keaton Steele, Missouri ....DH/UTL Connor Harrell, Vanderbilt ...... OF Grayson Garvin, Vanderbilt ...... P Conrad Gregor, Vanderbilt ...... DH A.J. Reed, Kentucky Brian Anderson, Arkansas ...... OF Michael Roth, South Carolina .....P DJ Baxendale, Arkansas ...... P Ryne Stanek, Arkansas ...... P Krey Bratsen, Texas A&M ...... OF Matt Price, South Carolina ...... RP Hudson Randall, Florida ...... P Aaron Nola, LSU ...... P Daniel Mengden, Texas A&M ..DH/UTL Sonny Gray, Vanderbilt ...... P Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State . . RP Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt ...... P Alex Meyer, Kentucky ...... P Bobby Wahl, Ole Miss ...... P Caleb Reed, Mississippi State .... RP Tyler Webb, South Carolina .....RP

2012 First Team Second Team Christian Walker, South Carolina . 1B Matt Snyder, Ole Miss ...... 1B Alex Yarbrough, Ole Miss ...... 2B Bo Bigham, Arkansas ...... 2B Matt Reynolds, Arkansas...... 3B Curt Powell, Georgia ...... 3B Anthony Gomez, Vanderbilt .....SS Nolan Fontana, Florida ...... SS Mike Zunino, Florida ...... C Luke Maile, Kentucky ...... C Raph Rhymes, LSU ...... OF Austin Cousino, Kentucky ...... OF Preston Tucker, Florida ...... OF Ryan Tella, Auburn ...... OF Taylor Dugas, Alabama ...... OF Mason Katz, LSU ...... OF Brian Johnson, Florida .....DH/UTL Drew Steckenrider, Tennessee ....DH Chris Stratton, Mississippi State ....P Alex Wood, Georgia ...... P Kevin Gausman, LSU ...... P Corey Littrell, Kentucky ...... P Steven Rodriguez, Florida ...... RP Bobby Wahl, Ole Miss ...... P Matt Price, South Carolina ...... RP

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2005 OF - Luke Greinke, Auburn 2008 OF - Jared Bogany, LSU 1B - Justin Henry, Ole Miss OF - Andrew Crisp, South Carolina 1B - Hunter Morris, Auburn 2B - Ryan Wilkes, Kentucky DH - Mike Bianucci, Auburn 2B - Josh Adams, Florida 2B - Cale Iorg, Alabama P - Tommy Hunter, Alabama 3B - David Cunningham, Auburn 3B - Brandon McArthur, Florida P - Mike Cisco, South Carolina SS - Josh Rutledge, Alabama 3B - Chris Jackson, LSU RP - Cody Satterwhite, Ole Miss C - Micah Gibbs, LSU SS - Zack Cozart, Ole Miss OF - Kentrail Davis, Tennessee C - J.P. Arencibia, Tennessee OF - Whit Merrifield, South Carolina OF - Julio Borbon, Tennessee 2007 OF - Brian Fletcher, Auburn OF - Antone DeJesus, Kentucky 1B - Yan Gomes, Tennessee DH - P.J. Polk, Tennessee OF - Clint Arnold, Arkansas 2B - , Auburn P - Drew Pomeranz, Ole Miss DH - Jordan Mayer, LSU 2B - Zach Miller, Ole Miss P - Grant Dayton, Auburn DH - Joshua Fields, Georgia 3B - Connor Powers, Mississippi State RP - Russell Brewer, Vanderbilt P - James Adkins, Tennessee SS - Cole Figueroa, Florida P - Nick Schmidt, Arkansas C - Sean Ochinko, LSU 2009 RP - David Robertson, Alabama OF - Jordan Henry, Ole Miss OF - Blake Dean, LSU 1B - Preston Tucker, Florida 2B - Riley Reynolds, Vanderbilt 2006 OF - Matt den Dekker, Florida OF - Jonathan Pigott, Florida 3B - Colby May, Georgia 1B - Justin Smoak, South Carolina DH - Jeff Lockwood, Tennessee SS - Zach Osborne, Tennessee 2B - J.T. Wise, LSU P - Mike Minor, Vanderbilt OF - Taylor Dugas, Alabama 3B - Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt P - Nathan Baker, Ole Miss OF - Mikie Mahtook, LSU SS - Tony Delmonico, Tennessee RP - Dallas Keuchel, Arkansas OF - Jackie Bradley, Jr., South Carolina

162 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT ALL FRESHMAN TEAM

DH - Aaron Westlake, Vanderbilt 2011 OF - Hunter Cole, Georgia P - Nick Routt, Mississippi State OF - Ben Moore, Alabama P - Nolan Belcher, South Carolina 1B - Dominic Ficociello, Arkansas DH/UTL - A.J. Reed, Kentucky RP - Matty Ott, LSU 2B - JaCoby Jones, LSU P - Aaron Nola, LSU 3B - Zack Powers, Florida P - Tyler Beede, Vanderbilt SS - Adam Frazier, Mississippi State RP - Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State 2010 C - Ty Ross, LSU 1B - Christian Walker, South Carolina OF - Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt 2B - Anthony Gomez, Vanderbilt OF - C.T. Bradford, Mississippi State 2013 3B - Austin Maddox, Florida OF - Andrew Toles, Tennessee 1B - Josh Lester, Missouri SS - Nolan Fontana, Florida DH - Conrad Gregor, Vanderbilt 2B - Kyle Overstreet, Alabama C - Mike Zunino, Florida P - Karsten Whitson, Florida 3B - Xavier Turner, Vanderbilt OF - Andrew Miller, Alabama P - Forrest Koumas, South Carolina SS - Alex Bregman, LSU OF - , South Carolina RP - Kevin Ziomek, Vanderbilt C - Greg Fettes, Kentucky OF - Chris Fritts, Tennessee OF -Kyle Barrett, Kentucky OF - Connor Harrell, Vanderbilt 2012 OF - Vincent Jackson, Tennessee DH - Brian Johnson, Florida OF - Harrison Bader, Florida P - Hudson Randall, Florida 1B - A.J. Reed, Kentucky DH/UTL - Zander Wiel, Vanderbilt P - Brian Johnson, Florida 2B - Will Maddox, Tennessee P - Jack Wynkoop, South Carolina P - Chris Stratton, Mississippi State 3B - Josh Tobias, Florida P - Sean McLaughlin, Georgia RP - Brett Huber, Ole Miss SS - Joey Pancake, South Carolina RP - Carson Fulmer, Vanderbilt RP - Matt Price, South Carolina C - Grayson Greiner, South Carolina Ray Castillo, Alabama OF - Austin Cousino, Kentucky OF - Tanner English, South Carolina

ALL DEFENSIVE TEAM

2008 2010 2012 P - Jared Bradford, LSU P - Sonny Gray, Vanderbilt P - Ryan Eades, LSU 1B - Rich Poythress, Georgia 1B - Preston Tucker, Florida P - Kendall Graveman, Mississippi State 2B - Ryan Wilkes, Kentucky 2B - Scott Wingo, South Carolina P - Michael Roth, South Carolina SS - Reese Havens, South Carolina SS - Nolan Fontana, Florida 1B -Dominic Ficociello, Arkansas 3B - Jake Smith, Alabama 3B - Jake Smith, Alabama 2B - Alex Yarbrough, Ole Miss C - Brett Basham, Ole Miss C - Micah Gibbs, LSU SS - Nolan Fontana, Florida OF - Matt den Dekker, Florida OF - Matt den Dekker, Florida 3B - Matt Reynolds, Arkansas OF - Collin Cowgill, Kentucky OF - Trent Mummey, Auburn C - Mike Zunino, Florida OF - David Macias, Vanderbilt OF - Jackie Bradley Jr., South Carolina OF - Evan Marzilli, South Carolina OF - Taylor Dugas, Alabama 2009 2011 OF - Austin Cousino, Kentucky P - Trevor Holder, Georgia P - Sonny Gray, Vanderbilt 1B - Rich Poythress, Georgia 1B - Dominic Ficociello, Arkansas 2013 2B - Ross Wilson, Alabama 1B - Christian Walker, South Carolina P - Daniel Mengden, Texas A&M SS - Bobby Haney, SC; Brian Harris, 2B - Scott Wingo, South Carolina 1B - Mason Katz, LSU; Cole Lankford, Vanderbilt SS - Nolan Fontana, Florida Texas A&M 3B - Jake Smith, Alabama 3B - Jason Esposito, Vanderbilt 2B - Tony Kemp, Vanderbilt C - Micah Gibbs, LSU C - Mike Zunino, Florida SS - Adam Frazier, Mississippi State OF - Matt den Dekker, Florida OF - Taylor Dugas, Alabama 3B - Christian Ibarra, LSU OF - Whit Merrifield, South Carolina OF - Mikie Mahtook, LSU C - Stuart Turner, Ole Miss OF - Trent Mummey, Auburn OF - Zach Cone, Georgia OF - Austin Cousino, Kentucky OF - Jackie Bradley Jr., South Carolina OF - Mike Yastrzemski, Vanderbilt OF - Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 163 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS ACADEMIC HONORS

The Academic All-SEC Team was developed to recognize the outstanding athletes who are also outstanding students. To be eligible for the award, a student- athlete must: 1) have a 3.0 grade point average for either the past year or for their career; 2) be a sophomore or higher in academic classification; and 3) have 24 semester hours countable toward a degree.

1971 ut Sonny Denniston Kentucky 3.21 3.32; Larry Littleton, UG, 3.14; Pat Ball, UM, 3.44; Terry lf Randall Aldridge LSU 3.75 Fitzgerald, UF, 3.07. Pitchers: Mark McClanahan, AU, Pos. Player School GPA cf Jim Turner Georgia 3.47 2.33; Bruce Baker, UF, 3.69; Eric Hiller, UF, 3.36; Pat 1b Jack Baker Auburn 2.01 rf Steve Carp Georgia 3.31 Whealey, LS, 3.01; Trevor Nau, UM, 4.00. 2b Mike Moock LSU 3.20 ut Bill Finney Florida 4.00 3b Bobby Tucker Tennessee 3.04 dh Charles Winslette Georgia 4.00 ss Pete Rancont Auburn 2.06 c John Fuller Florida 3.00 1977 ut Ray Hull Florida 3.33 c Hal Bibee Tennessee 3.44 Pos. Player School GPA lf Ted Milton Miss. State 3.12 p Doug Corbett Florida 3.10 1b Randy Gipson Kentucky 3.07 cf Mike Harrelson Georgia 3.48 p Mark Cummings Tennessee 3.42 2b John Cortese Florida 3.00 rf Rex Bynum Alabama 3.21 p Tom Charpentier LSU 3.00 3b Bubba Hubbard Ole Miss 3.31 ut Norris Weese Ole Miss 3.44 ss Bubba Kizer Georgia 3.00 HONORABLE MENTION: Infielders: Joe Bob Cole, c Greg Collins Vanderbilt 2.43 ut Roger Holt Florida 3.00 MSU, 3.06; Bill Bolander, UF, 3.21; Bubba Hubbard, p Louis Farmer LSU 3.20 ut Mike Pomeranz Ole Miss 3.02 UM, 3.20. : Phil Baker, UG, 3.14; Dennis p Earl Nance Auburn 2.60 lf LeRoy Robbins Kentucky 3.75 Bailey, AU, 2.03; Billy Fouch, UK, 3.00; Darrell Saunders, cf Pat Ball Ole Miss 3.44 HONORABLE MENTION: Infielders: Zack Rogers, UK, 3.20. : John O’Connor, UG, 3.21; John rf Ken Lee Miss. State 3.20 UA, 3.47; David Voss, MSU, 3.21; John Flad, UF, 3.20. Koenen, UK, 3.00. Pitchers: Bill Lawrence, AU, 2.17; ut John Brantley Florida 3.20 Outfielders: Joe Haefner, AU, 2.02; Terry Dubose, UA, Ed McCaw, UK, 3.45; Bill Ivie, UG, 3.55; Jim Mitchell, dh Robbie Howard Tennessee 3.17 3.58; Jeff Love, VU, 2.20; Adams Carroll, VU, 2.20. UG, 3.00. c Scott Galloway Miss. State 3.00 Pitcher: David Thomas, UF, 3.40. p Robert Hudson (R) Auburn 2.05 1975 p Steve Pewitt (L) Kentucky 3.25 1972 Pos. Player School GPA HONORABLE MENTION: Infielders: J.B. Caldwell, UF, Pos. Player School GPA 1b Rick Honeycutt Tennessee 3.00 3.21; Tommy Cook, UT, 3.77; Cliff Ford, UM, 3.31; Scott 1b Zack Rogers Alabama 2.10 2b Gene Menees Vanderbilt 2.50 Shepherd, MSU, 3.88; Gary DeLoach, UA, 2.16; Tommy 2b Bobby Tucker Tennessee 3.29 3b David Bowden Florida 3.28 Belk, UA, 2.00; Chuck Long, UK, 3.62. Outfielder: Larry ss Ray Hull Florida 3.65 ss T.Y. Gunter Ole Miss 3.40 Pavlou, MSU, 3.50. Pitcher: Mike Darby, MSU, 3.10. 3b Phil Baker Georgia 3.33 ut Phil Baker Georgia 3.67 lf Joe Haefner Auburn 2.27 lf Randy Aldridge LSU 3.40 cf Norris Weese Ole Miss 3.70 cf Dennis Bailey Auburn 2.54 1978 rf Paul Husband Ole Miss 3.46 rf Bill Finney Florida 4.00 NOTE: No Academic All-SEC Team was named in 1978. ut Rex Bynum Alabama 2.07 ut Bill Hatfield Tennessee 3.09 ut Richard Groover Georgia 3.45 dh Wally McMakin LSU 3.00 p Alan Okun Georgia 3.17 c Hal Bibee Tennessee 3.51 1979 p Ed McCaw Kentucky 3.82 Pos. Player School GPA 1973 p Bill Ivie Georgia 3.50 1b Randy Gipson Kentucky 3.10 p Guy Hollingsworth LSU 3.20 2b Chuck Long Kentucky 3.58 Pos. Player School GPA p Mike Park Ole Miss 3.00 3b Nelson Jennings Vanderbilt 2.23 1b Rick Counts Miss. State 3.06 ss Steve Houlberg Alabama 2.25 2b Steve Spitz LSU 3.00 HONORABLE MENTION: Infielders: David Snell, ut Gary Jack Alabama 2.79 3b Phil Baker Georgia 3.16 UG, 3.67; Bill Oden, UT, 3.48; Greg Ferrara, LS, lf Bob Kocol Miss. State 3.26 ss Wayne Pinkerton Miss. State 3.10 3.5; Bruce Farman, UG, 4.00; Mark Saber, UG, 3.0. cf Jeff Pyburn Georgia 3.34 ut Bill Finney Florida 4.00 Pitchers: David Ray, UM, 3.82; Mike Coyne, VU, 2.20; rf Larry Pavlou Miss. State 3.50 lf Bobby Tucker Tennessee 3.18 Pat Whealey, LS, 3.20; Mark Cummings, UT, 3.35; Jim ut Lucien Tujaque LSU 3.20 cf Norris Weese Ole Miss 4.00 Handley, AU, 2.32; Lamar Pritchard, MSU, 3.25. dh Jim Leopold Kentucky 3.67 rf Paul Husband Ole Miss 3.88 c Steve Vogel Kentucky 3.00 ut Paul Spivey Alabama 2.26 1976 c Bob White Georgia 3.47 c Greg Collins Vanderbilt 2.90 p Pete Teixeira Florida 3.38 Pos. Player School GPA p Bill Lawrence Auburn 2.32 p Lynn Humphries Auburn 2.37 p Barry Gaddis Ole Miss 3.00 1b Randy Gipson Kentucky 3.00 p Ken Rabun Georgia 3.23 2b Robbie Howard Tennessee 3.26 HONORABLE MENTION: Infielders: Zack Rogers, 3b Wally McMakin LSU 3.30 HONORABLE MENTION: Infielders: Cliff Ford, UM, UA, 2.08; Xavier Prida, UF, 3.6; Gerald Belcher, UK, 3.2; ss Tony Toups LSU 3.20 3.06; Tom Hatfield, UK, 3.61. Outfielder: Bubba Sonny Denniston, UK, 3.52; Wally McMakin, LS, 3.00; ut Roger Holt Florida 3.00 Chrismer, UG, 3.37. Catcher: Mike Sterling, MSU, 3.45. Greg Ferrara, LS, 3.0; Steve Collins, LS, 3.0; Tommy Cox, lf Jimmy Sherrill Kentucky 3.33 Pitchers: David Livingston, UF, 3.08; Kerry Jolly, UK, UT, 3.72. Outfielders: Nick DeVirgilis, UF, 4.0; Alan cf Billy Fouch Kentucky 3.00 3.47; Al Ward, UM, 3.36. Okun, UG, 3.21; Jimmy Hall, UK, 3.1. Catchers: John rf Darrell Saunders Kentucky 3.17 O’Connor, UG, 3.31; Hal Bibee, UT, 3.39. Pitchers: ut Fred Dunlap Miss. State 3.41 Ed McCaw, UK, 3.16; Bob Woodward, LS, 3.0; Guy dh LeRoy Robbins Kentucky 3.80 1980 Hollingsworth, LS, 3.1. p Steve Pewitt Kentucky 3.17 Pos. Player School GPA p Rick Honeycutt Tennessee 3.06 1b Gary Jack Alabama 2.73 1974 p Robert Hudson Auburn 2.40 2b Wade McKinney Georgia 3.10 3b Nelson Jennings Vanderbilt 2.20 Pos. Player School GPA HONORABLE MENTION: Infielders: J.B. Caldwell, ss Tom Hatfield Kentucky 3.46 1b Bill Oden Tennessee 3.34 UF, 3.64; Vaughan Meiners, LS, 3.40; Mike Pomeranz, ut Randy Olson LSU 3.00 2b T.Y. Gunter Ole Miss 3.07 UM, 3.00; John Cortese, UF, 3.31; Scott Shepherd, lf Chuck Kinzel Tennessee 3.45 3b Vic Sharek Auburn 2.62 MSU, 3.58; Mike Moore, UK, 3.44; Chuck Long, UK, cf Jeff Pyburn Georgia 3.46 ss Sparky Wilson Georgia 3.00 3.81; Bruce Farman, UG, 3.42; T.Y. Gunter, UM, 3.42, rf Bubba Chrismer Georgia 3.48 Kenny Sholl, VU, 2.21. Outfielders: Bill Hatfield, UT, 164 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT ut James Leopold Kentucky 3.44 In 1984 the Southeastern Conference developed the Tony Haney Auburn So. 3.78 dh Mark Dunning Alabama 2.07 Academic Baseball Honor Roll. The new format was David Wilson Auburn Jr. 3.35 c Bob White Georgia 3.29 adopted to recognize those athletes who had a 3.0 grade John Floyd Florida Sr. 3.60 c Steve Vogel Kentucky 3.06 point average (either cumulative or during the past year), Scott Bohlke Georgia Jr. 3.18 p Gene Richie Georgia 3.26 and had 24 semester or 26 quarter hours countable Read Davis Georgia So. 3.07 p Jeff Keener Kentucky 3.36 toward a degree. Prior to the 1996-97 season, the SEC Darren Howard Georgia Sr. 3.40 p John Shrewsberry Miss. State 3.16 dropped the requirement of earning a letter for that Mark Blythe Kentucky So. 3.60 season. Scott Weakley Kentucky Jr. 3.00 HONORABLE MENTION: Infielder: Alan Mock, AU, Alan Yankey Kentucky Sr. 3.04 3.7. Outfielder: Terry Loe, MSU, 3.12. Catcher: Kirk Terry Belle LSU So. 3.00 Swigert, UK, 3.20. Pitchers: Bob Silvanik, UK, 3.13; Don 1984 Joe Zimmerman LSU Jr. 3.25 Mundie, MSU, 3.29. Name School Class GPA Doug Duvall Ole Miss Sr. 3.57 Jeff Brewer Alabama Jr. 3.28 Kyle Gordon Ole Miss Jr. 3.45 1981 Jeff Umphrey Alabama Jr. 3.02 James Sikes Ole Miss So. 3.52 Donald Carr Florida Sr. 3.25 Kenneth Edwards Miss. State Sr. 3.44 Pos. Player School GPA Russ Kibler Florida Sr. 3.03 Steven King Miss. State Sr. 3.04 1b Gary Jack Alabama 2.73 Scott Lusader Florida Jr. 3.25 Charles McCraney Miss. State Jr. 3.40 2b Alan Mock Auburn 3.70 Mike Stanley Florida Jr. 3.16 William McDonald Miss. State Sr. 3.35 3b Jeff Shartzer Kentucky 3.28 Robert Cogan Georgia Jr. 3.21 Will McRaney, Jr. Miss. State Sr. 3.90 ss Billy Martz Miss. State 3.74 Kevin Finn Georgia Jr. 3.70 Mike Martin Miss. State Jr. 3.68 ut Tom Hatfield Kentucky 3.50 Chris Carroll Kentucky Jr. 3.30 William Weaver Miss. State So. 3.22 of Glenn Carpenter Florida 3.01 Tim Feger Kentucky So. 3.38 Ray Labelle Tennessee Jr. 3.75 of Bobby Pierce Alabama 2.10 Dan Whelan Kentucky Jr. 3.01 Kyle Balch Vanderbilt So. 3.38 of Robert Sorrell Auburn 4.00 Mark Howie LSU Jr. 3.25 Joseph Jackson Vanderbilt Jr. 3.18 ut Cam Stubbs Vanderbilt 3.84 Bryan Farmer Ole Miss Jr. 3.32 c Bob White Georgia 3.23 Joe Gex Ole Miss So. 3.00 1987 c Terry Loe Miss. State 3.25 Kyle Gordon Ole Miss So. 3.63 p Jeff Keener Kentucky 3.30 Steve King Miss. State So. 3.00 Name School Class GPA p Don Mundie Miss. State 3.34 Bobby Locke Miss. State Sr. 3.00 Kenneth Trusky Alabama So. 3.00 p Mark Harris Georgia 3.53 Mike McCann Miss. State Jr. 3.41 Tony Haney Auburn Jr. 3.59 HONORABLE MENTION: Pitchers: Jimmy Boring, UT, Dan Van Cleve Miss. State Jr. 3.16 David Wilson Auburn Sr. 3.27 3.32; John Shrewsberry, MSU, 3.06; John Adams, UM, Pat Sullivan Tennessee Jr. 3.15 Scott Bohlke Georgia Sr. 3.19 3.40; Gary Smith, AU, 3.00. Greg Allen Vanderbilt Sr. 3.78 Matt Hoitsma Georgia So. 3.57 Tim Brecht Vanderbilt Sr. 3.08 Mark Blythe Kentucky Jr. 3.65 Joey Cora Vanderbilt So. 3.06 Peter Bush LSU So. 3.05 1982 Scott Darling Vanderbilt Sr. 3.02 Mark Guthrie LSU Sr. 3.13 Pos. Player School GPA Tom Hoerman Vanderbilt So. 3.13 Robert Hartwig LSU Sr. 3.15 Bob Nicolich Vanderbilt Sr. 3.13 Kyle Gordon Ole Miss Sr. 3.42 1b Cam Stubbs Vanderbilt 2.00 Jeff Trenning Vanderbilt So. 3.10 James Sikes Ole Miss So. 3.43 2b Russell Smith Auburn 3.37 John Simon Ole Miss Sr. 3.33 3b Mario Alos Florida 3.00 Robert Troy Simon Ole Miss So. 3.52 ut Dan Van Cleve Miss. State 3.56 1985 Matt Smith Ole Miss Jr. 3.45 ss Bret Elbin Alabama 2.50 Name School Class GPA Randall Abrams Miss. State Sr. 3.37 dh Rob Skates Alabama 2.10 Nelson Arriette Miss. State So. 3.04 of Robert Sorrell Auburn 3.88 David Turner Alabama Sr. 3.50 Joseph Hurst Miss. State So. 3.23 of Rick Fuentes Georgia 3.00 Michael Wiggins Alabama Jr. 3.55 Charles McCraney Miss. State Sr. 3.30 of Kent Yarbrough Vanderbilt 2.60 Scott Tillery Auburn Jr. 3.07 David McMahon Miss. State Sr. 3.08 of Bill Barker Kentucky 3.00 David Wilson Auburn So. 3.55 Mike Martin Miss. State Sr. 3.89 of Sam Basso Auburn 3.20 Stan Fascher Florida Sr. 3.22 Burke Masters Miss. State So. 4.00 p Nick Krsnich Florida 3.12 Lance Hodges Florida So. 3.02 Trent Weaver Miss. State Jr. 3.14 p Jeff Brewer Alabama 2.25 Scott Lusader Florida Jr. 3.10 James Boyce Tennessee Sr. 3.11 p Gary Smith Auburn 3.10 Tim Touma Florida Jr. 3.00 Steven Caputo Tennessee Sr. 3.40 p Craig Kizer Georgia 3.04 Scott Bohlke Georgia So. 3.35 Bog Cogan Georgia Sr. 3.48 Billy Carver Tennessee Jr. 3.14 Joseph Zimmerman LSU So. 3.57 Jeffrey Greer Tennessee Sr. 3.01 1983 David Bass Ole Miss Sr. 3.54 Clark Rose Tennessee So. 3.49 Kyle Balch Vanderbilt Jr. 3.46 Pos. Player School GPA Doug Duvall Ole Miss Jr. 3.58 Joe Gex Ole Miss So. 3.43 Brad Harris Vanderbilt Sr. 3.50 1b Dan Van Cleve Miss. State 3.43 Kyle Gordon Ole Miss So. 3.49 Robert Schabes Vanderbilt So. 3.25 2b Russell Smith Auburn 3.40 Rodney Mattina Ole Miss So. 3.10 3b Bret Elbin Alabama 2.52 Frank Davis Miss. State Sr. 3.03 ss Mark Howie LSU 3.00 1988 Samuel Duda Miss. State Sr. 3.37 lf Rob Skates Alabama 2.02 Steve King Miss. State Jr. 3.10 Name School Class GPA cf Brad Winkler Miss. State 3.46 Will McRaney Miss. State Jr. 3.30 Michael Soper Alabama Jr. 3.00 rf Ken Jackson Kentucky 3.07 John Scott Miss. State Jr. 3.46 Kenneth Trusky Alabama Jr. 3.00 ut Kent Yarbrough Vanderbilt 2.44 Gator Thiesen Miss. State Sr. 3.06 Jason Bridges Alabama Sr. 3.19 c Mike Stanley Florida 3.50 Dan Van Cleve Miss. State Sr. 3.00 Robert Fletcher Alabama Sr. 3.10 p George Reyes Florida 3.18 Patrick Sullivan Tennessee Sr. 3.07 Anthony Pisciotta Alabama So. 3.28 p Scott Ruskin Florida 3.50 Joey Cora Vanderbilt So. 3.04 Tony Haney Auburn Sr. 3.45 p Tom Hoerman Vanderbilt 2.00 Jeff Trenning Vanderbilt Sr. 3.33 Clark Preble Auburn Jr. 3.16 HONORABLE MENTION: Pitchers: Jeff Brewer, UA, Parks Johnson Florida Sr. 3.10 2.15; Mike Murdock, LS, 3.0; Dan Whelan, UK, 3.17; Jim 1986 Richard Bielski Georgia Sr. 3.00 Colmer, UM, 3.48; Jeff Trenning, VU, 2.0; Mike McCann, John Hampton Kentucky So. 3.29 MSU, 3.47. Name School Class GPA Billy White Kentucky So. 3.29 Chris Barnes Alabama Sr. 3.10 Bruce Wise Kentucky So. 3.06 David Turner Alabama Jr. 3.44 Mark Blythe Kentucky Sr. 3.63 Mike Wiggins Alabama Sr. 3.67 Jim Dill Kentucky Sr. 3.25

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 165 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

Roger Gum Kentucky Jr. 3.40 Todd O’Donnell Auburn So. 3.15 Mickey Tomey Auburn Sr. 3.37 Joseph Welch Kentucky Jr. 3.00 Mike Moberg Florida Sr. 3.37 Brian Duva Florida So. 3.22 Daniel Edwards LSU So. 3.81 Todd McCray Florida Sr. 3.16 Kenneth Mercer Florida So. 3.17 Richard Carroll Ole Miss Jr. 3.32 Tony Sharkins Florida So. 3.80 Brian Purvis Florida Sr. 3.06 Keith Kessinger Ole Miss Jr. 3.59 Jeff Cooper Georgia Sr. 3.31 David Valdes Florida Jr. 3.06 James Sikes Ole Miss Sr. 3.50 Matt Hoitsma Georgia Sr. 3.36 Blaise Kozeniewski Georgia Sr. 3.19 Matthew Smith Ole Miss Sr. 3.43 Brian Jester Georgia Grad. 3.15 Paul Corum Kentucky Sr. 3.88 Edward Pounds Ole Miss Jr. 3.47 Paul Corum Kentucky So. 4.00 Mark Etter Kentucky So. 3.83 Jody Hurst Miss. State Jr. 3.81 Mike Harris Kentucky So. 3.00 Tom Froning Kentucky Jr. 3.06 Tracy Jobes Miss. State Jr. 3.03 Darin Rieman Kentucky Sr. 3.00 Greg Mercer Kentucky Sr. 3.30 Mike Martin Miss. State Sr. 3.53 Tom Robeson Kentucky Sr. 3.22 Jeff Norman Kentucky Jr. 3.41 Burke Masters Miss. State Jr. 4.00 David Herry LSU Jr. 3.00 Max Reitz Kentucky Sr. 3.72 David McMahon Miss. State Jr. 3.01 Freddie Joseph Ole Miss Sr. 3.66 Steve Zongor Kentucky Sr. 3.16 Tommy Raffo Miss. State So. 3.41 Pepper Pounds Ole Miss Sr. 3.62 Timothy Bauer LSU Sr. 3.50 Bobby Reed Miss. State So. 3.04 Collier Simpson Ole Miss Jr. 3.34 Matt Chamberlain LSU Jr. 3.32 M. John Neal Tennessee So. 3.56 Burke Masters Miss. State Sr. 4.00 David Herry LSU Grad. 3.10 Clark Rose Tennessee So. 3.50 Tommy Raffo Miss. State Sr. 3.40 Chris Moock LSU Sr. 3.00 Kyle Bauch Vanderbilt Sr. 3.60 Chuck Daniel Miss. State Jr. 3.52 Jared Mula LSU Sr. 3.20 Bob Schabes Vanderbilt Jr. 3.32 Jon Harden Miss. State Jr. 3.40 Bhrett McCabe LSU So. 3.00 Rob Norman Miss. State Jr. 3.18 Mike Sirotka LSU Jr. 3.20 Miss. State Sr. 3.79 Rob Boyd Ole Miss Sr. 3.75 1989 Clark Rose Tennessee Grad. 3.61 Kary Bridges Ole Miss Jr. 3.81 Name School Class GPA Mark Tranbarger Tennessee Jr. 3.12 Vance Holland Ole Miss Sr. 3.12 John Hardie Alabama Jr. 3.30 Rick Holt Vanderbilt Jr. 3.33 Tom Luke Ole Miss Sr. 3.34 Peter Hinkle Alabama So. 3.22 Todd Muckerheide Vanderbilt Sr. 3.03 David Maxcy Ole Miss Jr. 3.16 Hunter Plott Alabama Jr. 3.02 Jim Schifman Vanderbilt Sr. 3.56 Nate Riddley Ole Miss Sr. 3.27 Derek Crownover Auburn Jr. 3.38 John Turnbull Vanderbilt Jr. 3.83 Collier Simpson Ole Miss Grad. 3.20 Jeff Leatherman Auburn So. 3.57 Chip Fridrich Vanderbilt Sr. 3.30 Chuck Daniel Miss. State Sr. 3.47 Clark Preble Auburn Sr. 3.10 Jon Harden Miss. State Sr. 3.18 Tommy Youngblood Auburn Jr. 3.02 1991 Steve Hegan Miss. State Jr. 3.14 Matt Hoitsma Georgia Jr. 3.38 Tom Howe Miss. State Sr. 3.40 Roger Miller Georgia Sr. 3.54 Name School Class GPA Tom Quinn Miss. State Sr. 3.25 Mark Blythe Kentucky Sr. 3.57 Pete Hinkle Alabama Jr. 3.15 Christopher Adams South Carolina Sr. 3.63 Jim Dill Kentucky Sr. 3.43 Jeff Laubenthal Alabama Jr. 3.93 Jeffrey Easterling South Carolina So. 3.05 Roger Gum Kentucky Sr. 3.47 Tommy Milstead Alabama Sr. 3.00 T.E. Stokes III South Carolina Jr. 3.23 John Hampton Kentucky Jr. 3.28 Hunter Plott Alabama Sr. 3.13 Phil Dannunzio Tennessee Sr. 3.17 Joe Welch Kentucky Sr. 3.00 Tommy Carter Auburn Jr. 3.11 Jeff Foster Tennessee So. 3.42 Billy White Kentucky Jr. 3.08 Mark Fuller Auburn Jr. 3.05 Chris Kelley Tennessee Sr. 3.06 Bruce Wise Kentucky Jr. 3.00 Jon Hebel Auburn So. 3.18 Richard King Tennessee Sr. 3.16 Freddie Joseph Ole Miss Jr. 3.13 Jeff Leatherman Auburn Sr. 3.95 Thomas Pendley Vanderbilt Jr. 3.08 Keith Kessinger Ole Miss Sr. 3.66 Todd O’Donnell Auburn Jr. 3.07 Pepper Pounds Ole Miss Jr. 3.58 Jason Beaird Florida Jr. 3.60 1993 Darin Asbill Miss. State Sr. 3.03 Ray Suplee Georgia So. 3.05 Chuck Daniel Miss. State So. 3.63 Paul Corum Kentucky Jr. 3.92 Name School Class GPA Chuck Holly Miss. State So. 3.17 Blake Feeney Kentucky So. 3.10 Jeff Crane Alabama Sr. 3.19 Jody Hurst Miss. State Sr. 3.27 Tom Froning Kentucky So. 3.17 Jeff Laubenthal Alabama Sr. 3.81 Russ Mahan Miss. State Sr. 3.63 Tim Bauer LSU Jr. 3.60 Geno Saunders Alabama Jr. 3.08 Burke Masters Miss. State Sr. 4.00 Paul Byrd LSU Jr. 3.04 Scott Brocail Arkansas Jr. 3.16 Rob Norman Miss. State So. 3.22 Matt Chamberlain LSU So. 3.35 Carl Stall Arkansas Sr. 3.28 Tommy Raffo Miss. State Jr. 3.56 Pat Garrity LSU Sr. 3.03 Steve Taft Arkansas Jr. 3.04 Barry Winford Miss. State Sr. 3.25 Rob Boyd Ole Miss Sr. 3.88 Allen Williams Arkansas Jr. 3.41 Ron Winford Miss. State Sr. 3.25 Kary Bridges Ole Miss So. 3.69 Jason Johnson Auburn Sr. 3.43 Ernie Wright Miss. State Sr. 3.25 Tom Luke Ole Miss Jr. 3.52 James Waggoner Auburn So. 3.17 John Neal Tennessee Jr. 3.66 Brian Maxcy Ole Miss So. 3.24 Brian Duva Florida Jr. 3.39 Clark Rose Tennessee Sr. 3.56 Chuck Daniel Miss. State Sr. 3.50 Brandt Mathers Florida So. 3.12 Mark Tranbarger Tennessee So. 3.16 Corbin Davis Miss. State Sr. 3.02 Shane McGinnis Florida Sr. 3.88 Jamie Abbgy Vanderbilt Sr. 3.40 Joey Hamilton Miss. State Sr. 3.84 David Valdes Florida Jr. 3.18 Jeff Callahan Vanderbilt So. 3.00 Jon Harden Miss. State Jr. 3.35 John Yselonia Georgia Sr. 3.65 Bryant Freer Vanderbilt Jr. 4.00 Tom Howe Miss. State Sr. 3.28 Mark Etter Kentucky Jr. 3.82 Rick Holt Vanderbilt So. 3.59 Rob Norman Miss. State Jr. 3.21 Andy McCord Kentucky So. 3.73 Bob Schabes Vanderbilt Sr. 3.29 Tom Quinn Miss. State Sr. 3.22 Billy Thompson Kentucky Sr. 3.30 John Turnbull Vanderbilt So. 3.83 Mark Tranbarger Tennessee Sr. 3.03 Mike Sirotka LSU Sr. 3.15 Mickey Ellison Vanderbilt So. 3.22 Matt Chamberlain LSU Sr. 3.28 Rick Holt Vanderbilt Sr. 3.34 Brian Winders LSU So. 3.10 1990 John Turnbull Vanderbilt Sr. 3.80 Charles Barbour Ole Miss So. 3.36 Name School Class GPA William Bridges Ole Miss Sr. 3.63 Chris Barnes Alabama Jr. 3.17 1992 Eric McMahan Ole Miss So. 3.10 Jon Henn Alabama Sr. 3.25 Christopher Young Ole Miss So. 3.61 Pete Hinkle Alabama Jr. 3.01 Name School Class GPA Tripp Hill Miss. State Sr. 3.18 Mickey Kerns Alabama So. 3.00 Juan Debrand Alabama Sr. 3.06 Jay Powell Miss. State Jr. 3.00 Jeff Laubenthal Alabama So. 3.89 Matt Homan Alabama Sr. 3.14 Gary Rath Miss. State So. 3.60 Hunter Plott Alabama Jr. 3.38 Jeff Laubenthal Alabama Sr. 3.86 Bryan Triche Miss. State Jr. 3.50 Mark Roberts Alabama Jr. 3.02 Scott Brocail Arkansas So. 3.02 Larry Tomkins Miss. State So. 3.01 Mickey Tomey Auburn So. 3.14 Allen Williams Arkansas Jr. 3.46 Drew Williams Miss. State Jr. 3.10 Jeff Leatherman Auburn Jr. 3.84 Mark Fuller Auburn Sr. 3.13 Joseph Biernat South Carolina So. 3.40 John Moorer Auburn Sr. 3.04 Todd O’Donnell Auburn Sr. 3.36 Jeff Easterling South Carolina Jr. 3.63 Watson Maynard South Carolina So. 3.14 166 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

Stacy Stokes South Carolina Jr. 3.64 1995 Charles Barbour Ole Miss Sr. 3.460 Kelly White South Carolina Jr. 3.41 Jason Huisman Ole Miss So. 3.340 Jeffery Foster Tennessee Jr. 3.31 Name School Class GPA Keith Lewis Ole Miss Sr. 3.060 Adam Priest Tennessee So. 3.89 Rick Detoto Alabama Sr. 3.00 Marc MacMillan Ole Miss Sr. 3.170 David Daniels Vanderbilt So. 3.26 Chris Eilers Alabama So. 3.00 Brian Clark Miss. State Sr. 3.210 Mickey Ellison Vanderbilt Sr. 3.07 Jason Jordan Alabama Sr. 3.18 Dustin Dabbs Miss. State So. 3.020 Nick Morrow Vanderbilt Jr. 3.43 Barry L. Lunney, Jr. Arkansas Jr. 3.50 Brad Freeman Miss. State So. 3.100 Tom Pendley Vanderbilt Sr. 3.02 Todd Gober Auburn Sr. 3.32 Jeremy Jackson Miss. State So. 4.000 Brad Reese Vanderbilt Sr. 3.48 Jason Leboeuf Auburn Sr. 3.38 Ben Jenkins Miss. State Grad. 3.250 Jason Robbins Vanderbilt Jr. 3.76 Eric Castaldo Florida Jr. 3.83 Van Johnson Miss. State So. 3.640 Boomer Whipple Vanderbilt Jr. 3.55 Jesse Curtis Florida Jr. 3.38 Richard Lee Miss. State So. 3.600 David Eckstein Florida So. 3.45 Adam Piatt Miss. State So. 3.700 Dean Kent Florida Jr. 3.50 Scott Polk Miss. State So. 3.670 1994 Chris Ciaccio Georgia Sr. 3.03 Rusty Thoms Miss. State Jr. 3.320 Name School Class GPA Todd Crane Georgia Sr. 3.07 Ryan Bordenick S. Carolina So. 3.517 Bernie Bellard Alabama Sr. 3.25 Michael Toci Georgia So. 3.88 Craig Dour S. Carolina Jr. 3.000 Mike McDonald Alabama Sr. 3.05 Chad Whittemore Georgia Sr. 3.50 Oliver Harwas S. Carolina Jr. 3.086 Geno Saunders Alabama Sr. 3.07 Aaron Acuff Kentucky So. 3.25 Brian Hucks S. Carolina Sr. 3.106 Anthony Box Alabama Sr. 3.00 Andrew McCord Kentucky Sr. 3.54 Brent Moore S. Carolina Jr. 3.021 Scott Brocail Arkansas Sr. 3.16 Greg Reid Kentucky Jr. 3.38 Rob Streicher S. Carolina Jr. 3.167 Scott Cunningham Arkansas Sr. 3.49 Janak Talwalker Kentucky So. 3.93 Ryan Szejbka S. Carolina Sr. 3.000 Brad Mulvaney Arkansas So. 3.02 Kevin Ainsworth LSU Jr. 3.25 Rob Watson S. Carolina Sr. 3.866 Allen Williams Arkansas Sr. 3.45 Casey Cuntz LSU So. 3.42 Justin Altman Tennessee Sr. 3.250 Jim Hamilton Arkansas So. 3.59 Tim Lanier LSU Jr. 3.09 Travis Copley Tennessee So. 3.410 John Miller Arkansas So. 3.21 Bhrett McCabe LSU Sr. 3.06 R. A. Dickey Tennessee Jr. 3.290 Bryant Richardson Arkansas So. 3.93 Warren Morris LSU Jr. 3.72 Ryan Meyers Tennessee Jr. 3.390 Brian Rogers Arkansas So. 3.10 Kevin Ward LSU Jr. 3.33 Ryan Bachman Vanderbilt Sr. 3.160 Jay Waggoner Auburn Jr. 3.17 Brian Winders LSU Sr. 3.53 Ryan Brown Vanderbilt Jr. 3.030 Russell Whittenburg Auburn So. 3.11 Charles Barbour Ole Miss Sr. 3.46 Glenn Davis Vanderbilt So. 3.050 Eric Castaldo Florida So. 3.34 Billy Bernard Ole Miss So. 3.44 Jimmy Dykes Vanderbilt So. 3.274 Brian Duva Florida Sr. 3.30 Chris Vowell Ole Miss Sr. 3.40 Paul Seybt Vanderbilt Jr. 3.063 Dean Kent Florida So. 3.25 Ryan Young Ole Miss Sr. 3.69 Doug Newman Miss. State Sr. 3.36 Sean McClellan Florida So. 3.26 1997 Matt Parker Florida Jr. 3.27 Scott Tanksley Miss. State Jr. 3.00 Chris Simpkins Florida So. 3.93 Rusty Thoms Miss. State So. 3.30 Name School Class GPA Chris Ciaccio Georgia Sr. 3.11 Scott Tribolet Miss. State Sr. 3.41 Chris Eilers Alabama Sr. 3.180 Todd Crane Georgia Jr. 3.00 Brian Q. Adams South Carolina Sr. 3.80 Robbie Tucker Alabama Sr. 3.340 Darren Hamrick Georgia So. 3.00 Brian C. Hucks South Carolina Sr. 3.15 Matt Erickson Arkansas Jr. 3.350 Matt Bowles Kentucky Jr. 3.08 Watson E. Maynard South Carolina Sr. 3.18 Eric Hinske Arkansas So. 3.080 Mark Etter Kentucky Sr. 3.63 Robert Watson, Jr. South Carolina Jr. 3.90 Barry Lunney Arkansas Sr. 3.530 Brad Hindersman Kentucky Jr. 3.00 Bryce Christensen Tennessee Sr. 3.00 Derek Matheson Arkansas Jr. 3.920 Andrew McCord Kentucky Jr. 3.45 Robert A. Dickey Tennessee So. 3.13 Jason McConnell Arkansas Jr. 3.750 Brian Reed Kentucky Sr. 3.46 Brad Greene Tennessee Sr. 3.24 Mike Moriarty Arkansas So. 3.300 Kevin Ainsworth LSU So. 3.07 Ryan Bachman Vanderbilt Jr. 3.28 Rob Quarnstrom Arkansas Jr. 3.170 Scott Berardi LSU Jr. 3.12 David Daniels Vanderbilt Sr. 3.47 Casey Dunn Auburn So. 3.340 Tim Lanier LSU So. 3.25 Jason Elliott Vanderbilt Sr. 3.66 Stephen Chambliss Auburn Jr. 3.490 Bhrett McCabe LSU Sr. 3.11 Jason Robbins Vanderbilt Sr. 3.88 Adam Sullivan Auburn Sr. 3.850 Warren Morris LSU So. 3.68 Boomer Whipple Vanderbilt Sr. 3.40 Patrick Wootton Auburn Sr. 4.000 Kevin Ward LSU So. 3.40 Charles Aulet Florida So. 3.170 Charles Barbour Ole Miss Sr. 3.05 1996 Tommy Bond Florida Jr. 3.160 David Blevins Ole Miss Sr. 3.46 David Eckstein Florida Sr. 3.510 Lennon Bowen IV Ole Miss Sr. 3.70 Name School Class GPA Chris Floyd Florida So. 3.260 Keith Lewis Ole Miss So. 3.16 Joe Caruso Alabama Jr. 3.370 Sergio Rodriguez Florida So. 3.470 Jarret Nichols Ole Miss Jr. 3.26 Chris Eilers Alabama Jr. 3.000 Shane Seroyer Florida Jr. 3.840 Christopher Young Ole Miss Jr. 3.67 Eric Goldis Alabama Jr. 3.870 Aaron Acuff Kentucky Sr. 3.102 Jerry Dupuy Miss. State Sr. 3.40 Brett Taft Alabama Sr. 3.000 Greg Reid Kentucky Sr. 3.800 Steven Jaszczak Miss. State So. 3.30 Brad Mulvaney Arkansas Sr. 3.100 Eric Berthelot LSU Sr. 3.260 Edward Lyons Miss. State Sr. 3.45 Matt Erickson Arkansas So. 3.420 John Blancher LSU So. 3.222 David Perkins Miss. State Sr. 3.5 Jason McConnell Arkansas So. 3.840 Patrick Coogan LSU Sr. 3.000 Alfred Rath Miss. State Jr. 3.64 Chad Tidwell Arkansas Sr. 3.110 Casey Cuntz LSU Sr. 3.625 Jason Robinson Miss. State Sr. 3.11 Reggie Williams Arkansas Jr. 3.330 Brian Daugherty LSU Sr. 3.375 Lawrence Tomkins Miss. State Sr. 3.22 Elliot Brown Auburn Jr. 3.400 Chris Demouy LSU Sr. 3.625 James Williams Miss. State Sr. 3.07 Kirby Clark Auburn Sr. 3.000 Eddy Furniss LSU Jr. 3.661 James Badolato South Carolina Sr. 3.20 Adam Sullivan Auburn Sr. 3.890 Jeff Harris LSU Sr. 3.777 Watson Maynard South Carolina Jr. 3.16 Eric Castaldo Florida Sr. 3.820 Joey Painich LSU Sr. 3.160 Stacy Stokes South Carolina Sr. 3.56 David Eckstein Florida Jr. 3.850 Mark Dixon Ole Miss So. 3.440 Kelly White South Carolina Sr. 3.04 Matt Parker Florida Sr. 3.720 Vince Fiore Ole Miss Sr. 3.250 Scotty Pace South Carolina Sr. 3.08 Shane Seroyer Florida So. 3.940 Jason Huisman Ole Miss Jr. 3.200 Bradley Greene Tennessee Sr. 3.25 Aaron Acuff Kentucky Jr. 3.210 Lance Tolbert Ole miss Sr. 3.200 Adam Priest Tennessee Sr. 3.87 Janak Talwalkar Kentucky Jr. 3.800 Brooks Bryan Miss. State Sr. 3.410 Geoffrey Rosenbaum Tennessee Sr. 3.38 Brian Daugherty LSU Jr. 3.111 Scott Clark Miss. State So. 3.150 Adam Swallows Tennessee So. 3.41 Chris Demouy LSU Jr. 3.818 Jeremy Jackson Miss. State Jr. 4.000 David Daniels Vanderbilt Jr. 3.26 Eddie Furniss LSU So. 3.767 Van Johnson Miss. State Jr. 3.900 Jason Elliott Vanderbilt Jr. 3.56 Tim Lanier LSU Jr. 3.625 Richard Lee Miss. State Jr. 3.520 Nick Morrow Vanderbilt Sr. 3.52 Warren Morris LSU Sr. 3.572 Adam Piatt Miss. State Jr. 3.560 Jason Robbins Vanderbilt Sr. 3.70 Kevin Ward LSU Sr. 3.656 Scott Polk Miss. State Jr. 3.090 Boomer Whipple Vanderbilt Sr. 3.42 Brad Wilson LSU Sr. 3.000 Brad Shumaker Miss. State Sr. 3.040 OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 167 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

Sparky Sparkman Miss. State So. 3.710 Adam Everett So. Carolina Jr. 3.00 Matt Wilson S. Carolina So. 3.33 Rusty Thoms Miss. State Sr. 3.300 Brett Jodie So. Carolina Jr. 3.625 Hal Bibee Tennessee So. 3.61 Brian Wiese Miss. State So. 3.140 Brian Kirby So. Carolina So. 3.40 Justin Parker Tennessee So. 3.03 Ryan Bordenick So. Carolina Jr. 3.339 Justin Morris So. Carolina So. 3.272 Donnie Ross Tennessee Sr. 3.00 Craig Dour So. Carolina Jr. 3.111 Travis Copley Tennessee Sr. 3.33 Hunter Bledsoe Vanderbilt Sr. 3.71 Brett Jodie So. Carolina So. 3.304 Jason Evans Tennessee Sr. 3.05 Kevin Geshke Vanderbilt So. 3.02 Rob Streicher So. Carolina Sr. 3.179 Eduardo Figueroa Tennessee Sr. 3.20 Stephen Prather Vanderbilt So. 3.22 Ryan Szwejbka So. Carolina Sr. 3.273 Jeff Pickler Tennessee Sr. 3.70 Robert Watson So. Carolina Sr. 3.881 Chris Christensen Vanderbilt Sr. 3.378 Charles Coker Tennessee Sr. 3.050 Justin Dill Vanderbilt Sr. 3.35 2000 Travis Copley Tennessee Jr. 3.250 Jimmy Dykes Vanderbilt Sr. 3.46 Name School Class GPA Jeff Pickler Tennessee Jr. 3.700 Paul Seybt Vanderbilt Sr. 3.55 Jeremy Vaughn Alabama Jr. 3.77 C. Christensen Vanderbilt Jr. 3.101 David Woods Vanderbilt Sr. 3.40 Lance Cormier Alabama So. 3.47 Glenn Davis Vanderbilt Sr. 3.034 Scott McClanahan Alabama So. 3.52 Jimmy Dykes Vanderbilt Jr. 3.299 1999 Kevin Marzion Alabama Jr. 3.21 Richard Giannola Vanderbilt Sr. 3.133 Jeff Fletcher Arkansas So. 3.55 Bradley Hastings Vanderbilt Sr. 3.037 Name School Class GPA Brad Hagedorn Arkansas Sr. 3.73 Ryan Hobbs Vanderbilt Jr. 3.625 Justin Smith Alabama Jr. 3.15 Charlie Isaacson Arkansas So. 3.12 Paul Seybt Vanderbilt Sr 3.395 Jeremy Vaughn Alabama Jr. 3.81 Brian Kirby Arkansas Jr. 3.47 David Woods Vanderbilt So. 3.154 Mark Burnett Arkansas Sr. 3.73 Jared Manatt Arkansas So. 3.43 Scott Crossett Arkansas So. 3.22 Wes McCrotty Arkansas Jr. 3.78 1998 Greg Gilleland Arkansas Sr. 3.31 Miike Moriarity Arkansas Sr/Grad 3.48 Brad Hagedorn Arkansas Sr. 3.44 Matt Riethmaier Arkansas Jr. 3.15 Name School Class GPA Scott Hurley Arkansas Jr. 3.62 Jack Welsh Arkansas Sr. 3.31 Tripp Baldwin Alabama Sr. 3.25 Derek Matheson Arkansas Sr. 3.86 Kevin Dees Auburn Sr. 3.369 David Mote Alabama Sr. 3.209 Wes McCrotty Arkansas So. 3.68 Todd Faulkner Auburn Jr. 3.085 Brent Caldwell Arkansas Sr. 3.81 David Walling Arkansas Jr. 3.00 Gabe Gross Auburn So. 3.477 Brad Hagedorn Arkansas Jr. 3.12 Dan Wright Arkansas Jr. 3.41 Mailon Kent Auburn Jr. 3.350 Eric Hinske Arkansas Jr. 3.08 Tucker Dearth Auburn Sr. 3.43 Kevin Knorst Auburn Sr. 3.653 Joe Jester Arkansas So. 3.10 Casey Dunn Auburn Sr. 3.49 Lynn Shoop Auburn Jr. 3.213 Derek Matheson Arkansas Sr. 3.92 Todd Faulkner Auburn Jr. 3.13 Joseph Zanthos Auburn So. 3.415 Mike Moriarity Arkansas Jr. 3.03 Mailon Kent Auburn So. 3.25 Jay Belflower Florida So. 3.03 Jack Welsh Arkansas So. 3.03 Derek Reif Auburn Sr. 3.50 Kevin Coleman Florida Jr. 3.44 Jerel Whitekiller Arkansas Sr. 3.14 Joseph Zanthos Auburn So. 3.60 Ryan Shealy Florida So. 3.00 Tucker Dearth Auburn Jr. 3.40 Jeff Cardozo Florida Jr. 3.06 Spencer Williams Florida Sr. 3.03 Casey Dunn Auburn Jr. 3.33 Kevin Coleman Florida So. 3.33 Stuart McFarland Florida Sr. 4.00 George Jones Auburn Sr. 3.21 Ryan Gleichowski Florida Sr. 3.34 Jeff Cardozo Florida Jr. 3.34 Kevin Knorst Auburn So. 3.21 Ben Grezlovski Florida Sr. 3.07 Florida Sr. 3.95 Derek Reif Auburn Jr. 3.25 Tim Johnson Florida Jr. 3.57 Matt Siegel Florida Sr. 3.10 Michael Gray Florida Sr. 3.72 Matt McClendon Florida Sr. 3.65 Brian Haught Florida Sr. 3.51 Tim Johnson Florida So. 3.48 Stuart McFarland Florida Jr. 3.95 David Klebonis Florida So. 3.48 Ty Martin Florida So. 3.42 Sergio Rodriguez Florida Gr. 3.28 Troy Davis Georgia Sr. 3.14 Matt McClendon Florida So. 3.63 Shane Seroyer Florida Sr. 3.82 Chris Hays Georgia Sr. 3.90 Jeff Cardozo Florida So. 3.27 Matt Siegel Florida Jr. 3.23 Matt Steele Georgia Sr. 3.40 Stuart McFarland Florida So. 3.95 Chris Hays Georgia Jr. 3.82 Mark Thornhill Georgia Jr. 3.22 Sergio Rodriquez Florida Jr. 3.33 Kyle Hudlow Georgia So. 3.01 Kentucky Sr. 3.897 Shane Seroyer Florida Jr. 3.91 David Lamberth Georgia So. 3.06 Jeff Meade Kentucky Sr. 3.039 Matt Siegel Florida So. 3.19 Will Crumbaugh Kentucky So. 3.19 Josh Paxton Kentucky Sr. 3.50 Chris Hays Georgia So. 4.00 Andy Green Kentucky Jr. 3.97 Blair Barbier LSU Sr. 3.333 Lance Shannon Georgia Sr. 3.86 Patrick Mahan Kentucky Jr. 3.22 Billy Brian LSU Jr. 3.25 Andrew Green Kentucky So. 3.867 Jeff Meade Kentucky Jr. 3.06 Mike Daly LSU Sr. 3.40 Jeff Meade Kentucky So. 3.20 Josh Owens Kentucky So. 4.00 Brad Hawpe LSU Jr. 3.013 Josh Paxton Kentucky So. 3.14 Josh Paxton Kentucky Jr. 3.50 LSU Sr. 3.019 Justin Sanders Kentucky So. 3.733 Justin Sanders Kentucky Sr. 3.73 Jeremy Loftice LSU Sr. 3.014 Blair Barbier LSU So. 3.17 Kurt Ainsworth LSU Jr. 3.41 Billy McBride LSU So. 3.111 Matt Colvin LSU Jr. 3.375 Christian Bourgeois LSU Jr. 3.24 Tommy Morel LSU Jr. 3.111 Chris Demouy LSU Grad. 3.333 Josh Dalton LSU Sr. 3.16 Tim Nugent LSU Jr. 3.444 Eddy Furniss LSU Sr. 3.466 Mike Daly LSU Jr. 3.11 Jeremy Witten LSU Sr. 3.44 Doug Thompson LSU Sr. 3.216 Tim Nugent LSU So. 3.05 Clint Farrar Ole Miss So. 3.19 Matt Ceriani Ole Miss Sr. 3.02 Jeremy Witten LSU Sr. 3.11 Ronnie Goodwin Ole Miss Jr. 3.11 Stephen Cramblitt Ole Miss So. 3.91 Joey Cramblitt Ole Miss Jr. 3.90 Nathan Lyons Ole Miss So. 3.10 Benjamin Edwards Ole Miss So. 3.50 Ryan Davis Ole Miss Jr. 3.44 Jude Voltz Ole Miss Sr. 3.56 Jason Huisman Ole Miss Sr. 3.25 Jon Dickens Ole Miss Jr. 3.23 Joey Cramblitt Ole Miss Sr. 3.84 Thomas Magee Ole Miss Grad. 3.71 Ben Edwards Ole Miss Jr. 3.37 Ryan Davis Ole Miss Sr. 3.37 David Swan Ole Miss Sr. 3.03 Justin Huisman Ole Miss So. 3.52 Jon Dickens Ole Miss Sr. 3.17 Robert Voltz Ole Miss Jr. 3.58 Bailey Patridge Ole Miss Jr. 3.66 Ben Edwards Ole Miss Sr. 3.05 Brooks Bryan Miss. State Sr. 3.23 Brandon Skelton Ole Miss So. 4.00 Bailey Patridge Ole Miss Sr. 3.57 Scott Clark Miss. State Jr. 3.07 Jude Voltz Ole Miss Jr. 3.52 Travis Chapman Miss. State Sr. 3.25 Mark Freed Miss. State So. 3.14 Jim Abraham Miss. State So. 3.11 Steven Dowe Miss. State So. 3.07 Jeremy Jackson Miss. State Sr. 4.00 Tanner Brock Miss. State So. 3.03 Justin Estel Miss. State Sr. 3.00 Van Johnson Miss. State Sr. 3.80 Scott Clark Miss. State Sr. 3.09 Mark Freed Miss. State Sr. 3.29 Richard Lee Miss. State Sr. 3.41 Justin Estel Miss.State Jr. 3.00 Jon Knott Miss. State Sr. 3.31 Brett Muhlhan Miss. State So. 3.27 Mark Freed Miss. State Jr. 3.31 Ty Martin Miss. State Sr. 3.25 Sparky Sparkman Miss. State Jr. 3.70 Jon Knott Miss. State Jr. 3.09 Ryan McGrath Miss. State Sr. 3.41 Rusty Thoms Miss. State Grad. 3.24 Brian Terry Miss. State Jr. 3.42 Joey Collums Miss. State So. 3.93 Brian Wiese Miss. State Jr. 3.16 Brian Wiese Miss State Sr. 3.19 Kip Bouknight S. Carolina Jr. 3.219 Ryan Bordenick So. Carolina Sr. 3.184 Tripp Kelly S. Carolina So. 3.00 Steven Bondurant S. Carolina So. 3.710 168 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

Rico Bravo S. Carolina So. 3.300 Matthew Brinson Miss. State Fr. 3.4 Shaun Helmey Georgia 3.22 Trey Dyson S. Carolina So. 3.500 Joey Collums Miss. State So. 3.89 Kyle Magee Georgia 3.43 Nate Janowicz S. Carolina Sr. 3.081 James T. Hardcastle Miss. State Fr. 3.17 Mark Thornhill Georgia 3.60 Tripp Kelly S. Carolina Jr. 3.190 McCager Garner Miss. State So. 3.85 Brad Whitfield Georgia 3.07 Jeremy Plexico S. Carolina So. 3.371 Brad Hutto Miss. State Fr. 3.57 Matthew Woods Georgia 3.50 Shane Nelson S. Carolina Sr. 3.333 Jon Knott Miss. State Sr. 3.38 Seth Morris Kentucky 3.50 Jamie Poston S. Carolina Sr. 3.113 Matthew Maniscalco Miss. State So. 3.27 Brad Pickrell Kentucky 3.17 Matt Riddle S. Carolina So. 3.000 Josh Wooten Miss. State Sr. 3.52 Vincent Harrison Kentucky 3.00 Steve Thomas S. Carolina So. 3.839 Erinie Bascuas S. Carolina Jr. 3.107 Austin Madison Kentucky 3.38 Matt Wilson S. Carolina Jr. 3.221 Steven Bondurant S. Carolina So. 3.664 Joel Gooch Kentucky 3.32 Hal Bibee, Jr. Tennessee Jr. 3.39 Kip Bouknight S. Carolina Sr. 3.357 Lance McKinster Kentucky 3.00 Kurt Scott Tennessee Sr. 3.32 Brennen Dees S. Carolina Sr. 3.081 Brad David LSU 3.13 Chris Burke Tennessee So. 3.01 Trey Dyson S. Carolina Jr. 3.75 LSU 3.49 Drew Borland Vanderbilt So. 3.066 Nate Janowicz S. Carolina Sr. 3.008 David Miller LSU 3.14 Randall Prather Vanderbilt So. 3.132 Bryon Jeffcoat S. Carolina Jr. 3.35 Tim Nugent LSU 3.16 Kyle Flubacker Vanderbilt So. 3.860 Shane Nelson S. Carolina Sr. 3.333 Wally Pontiff LSU 3.25 Kevin Geshke Vanderbilt Jr. 3.038 Jeremy Plexico S. Carolina So. 3.565 Chad Vaught LSU 3.53 Jeff Little Vanderbilt So. 3.330 Chris Plummer S. Carolina Sr. 3.056 Josh Christian Ole Miss 3.58 Sean Luellwitz Vanderbilt So. 3.476 Stephen Thomas S. Carolina Jr. 3.618 Jon Dickens Ole Miss 3.06 Karl Nonemaker Vanderbilt So. 3.092 Hal Bibee Tennessee Jr. 3.13 Clint Farrar Ole Miss 3.24 Scott Vanderhoff Vanderbilt So. 3.007 Chris Burke Tennessee Jr. 3.02 Ronnie Goodwin Ole Miss 3.06 Ryan Case Tennessee Sr. 3.27 Burney Hutchinson Ole Miss 3.24 Ryan Moffett Tennessee Jr. 3.32 Lance Jones Ole Miss 3.33 2001 Robin Bedwell Vanderbilt Sr. 3.31 Nathan Lyons Ole Miss 3.05 Name School Class GPA Ulises Cabrera Vanderbilt Sr. 3.396 Matthew Brinson Mississippi State 3.00 Aaron Clark Alabama Sr. 3.03 Kenneth Dyer Vanderbilt So. 3.407 Joey Collums Mississippi State 3.84 Lance Cormier Alabama Jr. 3.38 Kyle Flubacker Vanderbilt Jr. 3.97 Steven Dowe Mississippi State 3.00 Casey Lambert Alabama Sr. 3.03 Kevin Geshke Vanderbilt Sr. 3.413 Cager Garner Mississippi State 4.00 Scott McClanahan Alabama Jr. 3.39 Jeffrey Little Vanderbilt Jr. 3.62 J.T. Hardcastle Mississippi State 3.16 Jeremy Vaughn Alabama Jr. 4.00 Sean Luellwitz Vanderbilt Jr. 3.433 Brad Hutto Mississippi State 3.33 Owen Whitaker Alabama So. 3.58 Karl Nonemaker Vanderbilt Jr. 3.227 Phillip Willingham Mississippi State 3.11 Robert Ferguson Alabama Fr. 3.39 Randall Prather Vanderbilt Sr. 3.114 Josh Wooten Mississippi State 3.42 Jeff Fletcher Arkansas Jr. 3.56 John Prothro Vanderbilt Jr. 3.124 Steven Bondurant South Carolina 3.78 Jeff Hoefler Arkansas Sr. 3.45 Jeffrey Rutledge Vanderbilt Jr. 3.255 Ernie Bascuas South Carolina 3.34 Brian Kirby Arkansas Sr. 3.36 Jay Smith Vanderbilt So. 3.646 Rico Bravo South Carolina 3.32 Jared Manatt Arkansas Jr. 3.35 Scott Vanderhoff Vanderbilt Jr. 3.321 Kip Bouknight South Carolina 3.68 Wes McCrotty Arkansas Sr. 4.00 Nicholas Wallace Vanderbilt So. 3.730 Brennan Dees South Carolina 3.43 Josh Merryman Arkansas So. 3.55 Trey Dyson South Carolina 4.00 Jonathan Murphy Arkansas So. 3.03 2002 Lee Gronkiewicz South Carolina 3.21 Gabriel Gross Auburn Jr. 3.667 Jeremy Plexico South Carolina 3.39 Mailon Kent Auburn Sr. 3.346 Name School GPA Chris Plummer South Carolina 3.16 Kevin Knorst Auburn Sr. 3.419 Aaron Clark Alabama 3.23 Matt Riddle South Carolina 3.05 Lynn Shoop Auburn Sr. 3.178 Lance Cormier Alabama 3.49 Stephen Thomas South Carolina 3.68 Joseph Zanthos Auburn Jr. 3.435 Scott Evans Alabama 3.49 Matt Wilson South Carolina 3.38 Jeffrey Cardozo Florida Sr. 3.27 Robert Ferguson Alabama 3.53 Hal Bibee Tennessee 3.00 Kevin Coleman Florida Jr. 3.41 Casey Lambert Alabama 3.24 Brandon Hopkins Tennessee 3.01 Kevin Estrada Florida Jr. 3.43 Scott McClanahan Alabama 3.23 Ryan Moffett Tennessee 3.22 Alex Hart Florida So. 3.09 Jeffrey Norris Alabama 3.44 Rob Bedwell Vanderbilt 3.69 Kyle Olson Florida Sr. 3.69 Grant Redding Alabama 3.01 Adam Blue Vanderbilt 3.05 Adam Prida Florida Sr. 3.12 Matthew Whitaker Alabama 3.21 Jeff Little Vanderbilt 3.40 Matthew Siegel Florida Sr. 3.01 Jeremy Vaughn Alabama 3.89 Chris Maultsby Vanderbilt 3.44 David Klebonis Florida Jr. 3.77 Cody Clark Arkansas 3.78 Taylor Childress Vanderbilt 3.54 Jonathan Armitage Georgia Fr. 3.36 Jeff Fletcher Arkansas 3.53 Kenneth Dyer Vanderbilt 3.32 Shaun Helmey Georgia Sr. 3.08 Clay Goodwin Arkansas 3.66 Ulises Cabrera Vanderbilt 3.44 David Lamberth Georgia Sr. 3.00 Aaron Graves Arkansas 3.04 Kyle Flubacker Vanderbilt 3.92 Kyle Magee Georgia Sr. 3.72 Brett Hagedorn Arkansas 4.00 Kevin Geshke Vanderbilt 3.50 Mark Thornhill Georgia Sr. 3.00 Jeff Hoefler Arkansas 3.16 John Kaye Vanderbilt 3.05 Andrew Green Kentucky Sr. 4.00 Brian Kirby Arkansas 3.11 Sean Luellwitz Vanderbilt 3.44 Jeff Meade Kentucky Sr. 3.22 Justin Leraris Arkansas 3.33 Karl Nonemaker Vanderbilt 3.47 Jason Wolfe Kentucky Sr. 3.00 Wes McCrotty Arkansas 3.75 John Prothro Vanderbilt 3.11 Austin Madison Kentucky Sr. 3.13 Josh Merryman Arkansas 3.53 Brooks Rutledge Vanderbilt 3.12 Michael Paxton Kentucky Sr. 3.60 Jonathan Richmond Arkansas 3.47 Jay Smith Vanderbilt 3.45 Christian Bourgeois LSU Sr. 3.069 Andrew Wishy Arkansas 3.78 Scott Vanderhoff Vanderbilt 3.45 Billy Brian LSU Jr. 3.25 Gabe Gross Auburn 3.36 Brad David LSU So. 3.052 Mailon Kent Auburn 3.29 2003 David Miller LSU Sr. 3.00 Lynn Shoop Auburn 3.27 Thomas Devon Morel LSU Sr. 3.047 Trent Wilson Auburn 3.39 Name School GPA Tim Nugent LSU Sr. 3.333 Jay Belflower Florida 3.21 Lance Cormier Alabama 3.59 Wally Pontiff LSU So. 3.066 Jeff Cardozo Florida 3.00 Beau Hearod Alabama 3.70 Eddie Ferguson Alabama 3.53 Chad Vaught LSU So. 3.133 Kevin Coleman Florida 3.39 Dewayne Marlowe Alabama 3.06 Ronnie Goodwin Ole Miss Sr. 3.11 Alex Hart Florida 3.27 Scott McClanahan Alabama 3.23 Burney Hutchinson Ole Miss Jr. 3.09 David Klebonis Florida 3.53 Eric Mennen Alabama 3.20 Lance Jones Ole Miss Sr. 3.34 Tom Potter Florida 3.62 Jeffrey Norris Alabama 3.54 Adam Pavkovich Alabama 3.67 Nathan Lyons Ole Miss So. 3.10 Ryan Shealy Florida 3.09 Grant Redding Alabama 3.07 Craig Nugen Ole Miss Sr. 3.02 Matt Siegel Florida 3.00 Gabe Scott Alabama 3.57 Joel Lyons Ole Miss Jr. 3.35 Karl Wiegandt Florida 3.05 Jared Woodward Alabama 3.47 Clint Farrar Ole Miss Jr. 3.14 Jon Armitage Georgia 3.56 Charley Boyce Arkansas 4.00 OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 169 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

Clint Brannon Arkansas 3.30 Josh Abraham Mississippi State 3.36 Nick J. Hulling SO Fisheries/Allied Scott Bridges Arkansas 3.21 Joey Collums Mississippi State 3.80 Aquacultures Cody Clark Arkansas 3.62 Steven Dowe Mississippi State 3.09 Colby Paxton SR Finance Michael Conner Arkansas 3.35 Jeff Fletcher Arkansas 3.47 James Dykes Mississippi State 3.51 Jarrett Gardner Arkansas 3.64 James Gant Mississippi State 3.27 FLORIDA Clay Goodwin Arkansas 3.51 Cager Garner Mississippi State 3.84 David Bartelt SO Building Construction Aaron Graves Arkansas 3.32 Joe Haney Mississippi State 3.17 Tommy Boss JR Food & Resource Brett Hagedorn Arkansas 3.96 Economics Gary Hogan Arkansas 3.63 Brian Johnson Mississippi State 3.06 Justin Leraris Arkansas 3.43 Bradford Jones Mississippi State 3.37 Matthew Cresap SR Business Administration James “Tigger” Lyles Arkansas 3.43 Brent Lewis Mississippi State 3.01 Bo Dring SR Business Administration Kirk McConnell Arkansas 3.40 Casey Long Mississippi State 3.02 Ben Harrison SR Political Science Josh Merryman Arkansas 3.43 Matthew Maniscalco Mississippi State 3.04 James Kubek SO Recreation Justin Pomeroy Arkansas 3.06 Todd Nicholas Mississippi State 3.30 Darren O’Day JR Animal Science Jason Reynolds Arkansas 4.00 Jacob Ociesa Mississippi State 3.28 Michael Pete JR Fitness & Wellness Jon Richmond Arkansas 3.43 Lee Parks Mississippi State 3.65 Patrick Rumble SR Business Administration Brady Toops Arkansas 4.00 Saunders Ramsey Mississippi State 3.40 CJ Smith JR Zoology Luke R. Weatherford Arkansas 3.50 Craig Tatum Mississippi State 3.28 Seth Steinhauer SO Health Professions Andrew Wishy Arkansas 3.79 Josh Thoms Mississippi State 3.40 Scott Woods Arkansas 3.11 J.B. Tucker Mississippi State 3.33 GEORGIA Colby Paxton Auburn 3.02 Chris Young Mississippi State 3.06 Justin Holmes SR Classical Culture Scott Schade Auburn 3.37 Steven Bondurant South Carolina 4.00 Winton Mays SO Business Josh Todd Auburn 3.00 Rico Bravo South Carolina 3.12 Ryan Pittmon SO Consumer Economics Trent Wilson Auburn 3.82 Trey Dyson South Carolina 4.00 Will Startup SO Health and P.E. David Bartelt Florida 3.15 Garris Gonce South Carolina 3.26 Chad Thornhill SO Psychology Stephen Barton Florida 3.25 Kevin Melillo South Carolina 3.16 Rip Warren SO Health and P.E. Tommy Boss Florida 3.01 Yaron Peters South Carolina 3.03 Chris Webb JR Economics Daniel Brooks Florida 3.10 Landon Powell South Carolina 3.36 KENTUCKY Kevin Coleman Florida 3.36 Matt Riddle South Carolina 3.33 Matt Fritts SR Finance Mario Garza Florida 3.11 Stephen Thomas South Carolina 3.59 Mark Galvin SR Communications Ben Harrison Florida 3.43 Steven Whetstone South Carolina 3.43 Kalen Gibson SO Turf Soil Management Alex Hart Florida 3.28 Matt Wilson South Carolina 3.76 Casey Gilvin SR Kinesiology Ryan Kennedy Florida 3.22 Joey Andrews Tennessee 3.27 Adam Kunkel SO Engineering David Klebonis Florida 3.79 Nick Crowe Tennessee 3.25 Robert Levenson SO Business Joe Mercadante Florida 3.46 Jordan Czarniecki Tennessee 3.22 James Rose SO Business Mike Pete Florida 3.32 Robert Fitzgerald Tennessee 3.27 Craig Snipp JR Business Tom Potter Florida 3.55 Patrick Hicklen Tennessee 3.08 Seth Stanley SR Elementary Education Ryan Sadowski Florida 3.08 Brandon Hopkins Tennessee 3.16 C.J. 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Holt JR Management Kris Edge Georgia 3.00 Jeffrey Little Vanderbilt 3.61 Matthew Horwath SO Undeclared Justin Holmes Georgia 3.04 Chris Maultsby Vanderbilt 3.24 Christopher McDougall JR Kinesiology Kyle Keen Georgia 3.14 Karl Nonemaker Vanderbilt 3.28 Lane Mestepey JR Kinesiology Brad Mathews Georgia 3.73 John Prothro Vanderbilt 3.09 Brandon Nall SR Turfgrass Management Justin McClain Georgia 3.12 Jay Smith Vanderbilt 3.52 Bruce Sprowl JR Mass Communication William Sartain Georgia 3.21 Jeremy Sowers Vanderbilt 3.36 Nick Stavinoha JR Management Chad Thornhill Georgia 3.79 Paul Stempel Vanderbilt 3.26 OLE MISS Chris Webb Georgia 3.35 Scott Vanderhoff Vanderbilt 3.72 Ryan Kuklinski SR Banking and Finance Matt Woods Georgia 3.25 Matthew Zeller Vanderbilt 3.06 Michael Wakefield SO Accountancy Matthew Fritts Kentucky 3.38 Mark Galvin Kentucky 3.22 2004 MISSISSIPPI STATE Andrew Levenson Kentucky 3.75 Jon Crosby JR General Business Brad Pickrell Kentucky 3.15 Name Class Major Admin. Gordon Tyler Kentucky 3.20 Brooks Dunn JR Physical Education Michael Wade Kentucky 3.07 ALABAMA Eric Ebers SR Physical Education David Waespe Kentucky 3.61 David Ferazza JR Management Ryan Fesmire SR General Business Lukas Guidroz LSU 3.11 Rocky Scelfo JR General HES Admin. Weylin Guidry LSU 3.33 Gabe Scott SR Finance Ben Grisham JR General Business Justin Hill LSU 3.70 ARKANSAS Admin. David Miller LSU 3.17 Casey Hamilton SO Physical Education Charley Boyce SO Marketing Management Wally Pontiff, Jr. LSU 3.73 Ryan Harbuck SO Civil Engineering Clint Brannon JR Kinesiology Benjamin Scelfo LSU 3.16 Brad Jones SR General Business Boyd Goodner SR Chemistry Chad Vaught LSU 3.31 Admin. Clay Goodwin JR Kinesiology Josh Christian Ole Miss 3.22 Tyler Jones SO Physical Education Brett Hagedorn SR Masters of Accounting Clint Farrar Ole Miss 3.22 Saunders Ramsey SR Civil Engineering Scott Hode JR Kinesiology Alan Horne Ole Miss 3.30 Tyler Scarbrough SR Business Economics Trey Holloway JR Kinesiology Burnell Hutchinson Ole Miss 3.61 Daniel Tackett SR Physical Education Brady Toops JR Marketing Management Nathan Lyons Ole Miss 3.03 Craig Tatum JR Business Banking & Glen Morris Ole Miss 3.16 AUBURN Finance Matthew Mossberg Ole Miss 3.05 Grant W. Cardwell JR Chemistry Josh Thoms SR Business Real Estate & J.R. Pickens Ole Miss 3.20 Lee P. Carter JR Electrical Engineering Mortage Drew Rogers Ole Miss 3.07 Arnold W. Hughey JR Criminology Matt Tolbert Ole Miss 3.00 170 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

SOUTH CAROLINA Michael Pete SR Exercise and Sport Daniel Luczak SO Sport & Entertainment Chad Blackwell JR Sport & Science Brent Marsh JR Criminal Justice EntertainmentMgt. Greg Quatrino SR Psychology Timothy McCarty SO Sport & Entertainment Billy Buckner JR Business Administration Seth Steinhauer JR Health Science Joshua McDonald SO Accounting David Gregg SO Management Ian Paxton Baseball JR Retail Management John Gregory SO History GEORGIA Aaron Rawl SR Political Science Conor Lalor SO Business Administration Brooks Brown SO Undecided Steven Reinhold SO Business Administration Timothy McCarty R FR Sport & Entertainment Joey Carroll SO Exercise Science Steven Tolleson JR Business Administration Kevin Melillo SR Sport & Entertainment Johnny Dobbs SR Recreation & Leisure Jonathan Parks SR Retailing Studies TENNESSEE Landon Powell SR Sport & Entertainment Winton Mays JR Finance Joey Andrews SR Marketing Aaron Rawl JR Political Science Adam McDaniel SO Business Trey Bridges SR Sport Management Steven Tolleson SO Economics Matt Olson SO Business Craig Cobb SO Accounting Bryan Triplett SR Retailing Matt Robbins JR Consumer Economics Rob Fitzgerald SR Biochemistry Will Startup JR Advertising Chase Headley JR Sport Management TENNESSEE Luke Hochevar JR Sport Management Joey Andrews JR Marketing KENTUCKY Michael Kerfeld SR Finance Trey Bridges JR Sport Management William Baber SO Education Brian Cleveland SR Sport Management Steven Deaton SR Communication VANDERBILT Nick Crowe SR Accounting Matt Fritts SR Finance Mike Baxter JR Human Development Scot Drucker JR Sport Management Kalen Gibson JR Plant & Soil Science Aaron Garza SO Human Development Rob Fitzgerald JR Biochemistry/Cellular William Grace SO Business Carter Hawkins SO Human Development Patrick Hicklen SR Sport Management Adam Revelette JR Communications Warner Jones JR Human Development Luke Hochevar SO Sport Management Matthew Robinson JR Mechanical Engineering Bill Kleinschrodt SO Human Development Dusty Johnson SR Finance James Schmidt SR Accounting Tony Mansolino SR Human Development Greg Moviel SO Special Education Todd Martin SO Management LSU Beau Massey SR Sociolog Nick Pilkington JR Mechanical Engineering Brad Bass SR Kinesiology Ben Riley SR Sport Management Ryan Rote SR Human Development Steven Broschofsky JR Undeclared Derek Tharpe SR Speech Communication Rucker Taylor JR Human Development Chase Dardar SR General Studies VANDERBILT William Davis JR Secondary Education For Academic Honors after 2005, please contact the SEC Media Relations Office. Michael Baxter JR Human & Jason Determann SR Biological Sciences Organizational Dev. Jordan Faircloth SR Political Science Bryan Harris JR Kinesiology Lane Mestepey SR Kinesiology 2005 Brandon Nall Grad Horticulture Name Class Major Bruce Sprowl SR Mass Communication Nicholas Stavinoha SR Management ALABAMA Kenneth Brown JR Environ. Sciences OLE MISS Brent Carter SR Environ. Sciences Thomas Baumgardner SR Criminal Justice Jordan Davis JR Environ. Sciences Travis Bogue SO Sociology Doug Denson SO Pre-Med Peyton Farr JR Risk MGMT Matt Grooms SR Environ. Sciences Stephen Head JR Marketing Allen Rice SR Physical Education Justin Henry SO Risk MGMT Emeel Salem SO Pre Business Alexander Kliman SO B.B.A. in Marketing Gabe Scott SR Finance Morrow Alexander Presley SO Risk Management Thomley SR Finance Michael Wakefield SR English ARKANSAS MISSISSIPPI STATE Charley Boyce JR Marketing Jeremiah Boling JR Political Science James Gilbert SO Mechanical Engineering Jeff Crawford-Butts SR Gen. Business Admin. Clay Goodwin SR Adult Education Masters Wyn Diggs SR Physical Education Scott Hode SR Kinesiology Brooks Dunn SR Physical Education Trey Holloway JR Kinesiology Eric Ebers SR Physical Education Lee Land SO Kinesiology Ben Grisham SR Physical Education Brian McLelland JR Chemical Engineering Josh Johnson SO Gen. Business Admin. Josh Smith SO Kinesiology Brad Jones SR Business Management Brian Walker SO Kinesiology Bunky Kateon JR Gen. Business Admin. Alex McIntosh JR Political Science AUBURN Justin Pigott JR Agronomy Theodore Bryant SO Horticulture Saunders Ramsey SR Civil Engineering Grant Cardwell SR Accounting Christopher Jeffrey Rea SO Physical Education Dennis JR Exercise Science Matt Richardson SR Gen. Business Admin. Michael Hnytka SR Health Promotion Michael Rutledge JR Gen. Business Admin. Derek Sain JR Operations Daniel Tackett SR Physical Education Management Andy Wilson JR Biological Sciences FLORIDA SOUTH CAROLINA Carson Bassett SR Marketing Forrest Beverly SO Sport & Entertainment Tommy Boss SR Food and Resource Andrew Cruse SO Criminal Justice Daniel Brooks SR Criminology Philip Disher SO Biology Adam Davis SO Event Management Joseph Friddle JR Exercise Science Connor Falkenbach SR Food and Resource Neil Giesler JR Retail Management Matthew Fuchs SO Psychology David Gregg JR Business Management Brandon McArthur SO Sociology John Gregory JR History Darren O’Day SR Animal Sciences Kristin Hall SR Criminal Justice Conor Lalor SO Business Administration OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 171 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

Dave Magadan Jeff King Bo Jackson Mike Perez Derek Lilliquist Paul Kilgus Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia Kentucky

SEC IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES Southeastern Conference institutions have long been tapped as resources for the major leagues, dating back as far as the late 1800s. In fact, according to records of each of the league’s current institutions from which the following list was derived, 420 former players have spent time in the majors through the 2012 season. ALABAMA FLORIDA Alex Avila (2010-13), Red Barnes (1927-30), Dan Boone (1919-22), Bryan Augenstein (2009; 2011); Dennis K. Aust (1965-66). Ross Ike Boone (1922-30), Vic Bradford (1943), Andy Cohen (1926-29), Baumgarten (1978-82). Henry T. Boney (1927). Rodney Brewer (1990- Syd Cohen (1934-37), Bruce Connaster (1931-32)m, Lance Cormier 93). John Burke (1996-98). John H. Burnett (1927-35). James B. (2006-07, 09-11), Matt Downs (2011-12), Verdo Elmore (1924), “Tiny” Chaplin (1928,’30-31, ‘36). Douglas M. Corbett (1980-87). Grant Gillis (1927-29), Hersh Freeman (1952-58), Jackie Hayes Robert Dodd (1998). David Eckstein (2001-10). Dave Eiland (1989- (1927-40), Greg Hibbard (1989-94), Butch Hobson (1975-82), Walter 95). Mark Ellis (2003-13). William J. Ferrazzi (1935). Jeffrey T. Hilcher (1931-32, 35-36), Randy Hunt (1985-86), Tommy Hunter Fischer (1987, ‘89). Josh Fogg (2002-08). William A. Graham (1966- (2010-13), Al Lary (1954, 62), Frank Lary (1954-65), Wade LeBlanc 67). Witt O. Guise (1940). Roger Holt (1980). Mark Kiger (2006). (2013), Dave Magadan (1986-2000), Frank Menechino (1999- Matt LaPorta (2009-11). Steve Lombardozzi (1985-90). Scott Lusader 2003; 2005) Dustan Mohr (2001-2006), Ray Pepper (1932-36), Andy (1987-91). Jamie McAndrew (1992, 1995-97). Rob Murphy (1985- Phillips (2005-06), Paul Phillips (2006), Del Pratt (1912-24), David 95). Tim Olson (2004). Darren O’Day (2008-13). Randy O’Neal Robertson (2010-13), Lee Rogers (1938), Max Rosenfeld (1931-33), (1984-89). Javier Ortiz (1990-91). Mike Perez (1990-96). Chan Josh Rutledge (2013), Mo Sanford (1991, 93, 95), Skeeter Scalzi Perry (2000, ‘02). Herbert Perry (1994-98, 2000-04) Kevin Polcovich (1939), LeGrant Scott (1939), Joe Sewell (1920-33), Luke Sewell (1997-98). Ned S. Porter (1926-27). Ryan Raburn (2008, 2010- (1921-39, 42), Tommy Sewell (1927), Craig Shipley (1986-87, 89, 13). William T. Ramsey (1945). Lance C. Richbourg (1921, ‘24, 91-98), Fred Sington (1934-39), Bobby Sprowl (1978-81), Riggs ‘27-32). Paul Rigdon (2001-02). 2-Albert L. “Flip” Rosen (1947-56). Stephenson (1921-34), Lena Stiles (1930-32), Jim Tabor (1938-47), Paco Rodriguez (2013), (1989-93). David Ross Taylor Tankersley (2007-08), Joe Vitiello (1995-2000), Ernie Wingard (2002-05, 2007-13). Scott Ruskin (1990-93). Ryan Sadowski (2009). (1924-27), Al Worthington (1953-69) and Tim Young (1998, 2000). Ryan Shealy (2007). Mike Stanley (1986-2000). 3-Haywood Sullivan (1955,’57,’59-63). Marc Sullivan (1982-87). Nicholas Testa (1958). Robby Thompson (1986-96). Marc Valdes (1995-99). Brad Wilkerson ARKANSAS (2002-08). Dale J. Willis (1963). Kendall C. Wise (1957-60). Darrel Akerfelds (1986-87, ‘89-91). Bud Bloomfield (1963-64). Kevin Campbell (1991-94). Chuck Corgan (1925, ‘27). Bubba Carpentar (2000). Craig Gentry (2012-13). Minter Carney “Jackie” Hayes GEORGIA (1927-40). Gerald Hannahs (1976-79). Howard Hilton (1990). Alf Anderson (1941-42, 46). Gordon Beckham (2010-13). Mitchell Eric Hinske (2002-03, 2005-13). (1966-68). Charlie Boggs (2010-13). Marty Brown (1988-90). Cris Carpenter (1988-96). Jamerson (1924). Jeff King (1989-97,99). Jimmy Kremers (1990). Cliff Steve Carter (1989-90). Spurgeon “Spud” Chandler (1937-47). Glenn Lee (2004-09-12-13). Les Lancaster (1987-93). Tim Lollar (1980-86). Davis (1984-93). Claude “Deek” Derrick (1910-14). Dave Fleming Kevin McReynolds (1983-94). Mike Oquist (1993-99). Tom Pagnozzi (1991-95). Josh Fields (2013), Jim Hunter (1991). Robby Hammock (1987-98). Rick Parker (1990-91). Kit Pellow (2004). Robert Person (2003-04, 2007-09). Jeff Keppinger (2008-13). Derek Lilliquist (1999). Scott Pose (1993-94, 1997-2000). Johnny Ray (1981-90). (1989-96). Larry Littleton (1981). Brian Powell (1998, 2000-02). Nolen Ronn Reynolds (1982-83, ‘85-90). Pat Rice (1991). Tim Sherrill (1990- Richardson (1929,’31-32, ‘35, ‘38-39). Johnny Rucker (1940-41, ‘43- 91). Drew Smyly (2012-13). Phillip Stidham (1994-96). Chuck 46). Fred Sale (1924). Chick Shiver (1931, ‘34). Chris Stowers (1999). Thompkins (1912). Matt Wagner (1996). Jim Walkup (1934-39). Jack Homer Thompson (1912). Jeff Treadway (1987-95). Jim Umbricht Whillock (1971-72). Roy Wood (1913-15). Dan Wright (2002-03). (1959-63). Mark Watson (2000, 2002). AUBURN KENTUCKY Joe Beckwith (1979-80,’82-86). Mark Bellhorn (1997-98; 2000-06). Jeff Abbott (1997-2000). Rod Bolton (1993-98). Derek Bryant Chris Bootcheck (2007-08). Josh Donaldson (2012-13). George (1979). Steve Dixon (1993-96). (2005-13). Colin Grant (1923-31). Gabe Gross (2005-10). Josh Hancock (2006- Cowgill (2012-13). Scott Downs (2000, 2006-13). Doug Flynn 07). Billy Hitchcock (1942, 1946-53). (1938). Tim (1975-1985). Marvis Foley (1978-82, ‘84). Andy Green (2006). Tom Hudson (1999-2011-2013). Bo Jackson (1986-91, 1993-94). Stacy Grubbs (1920); Rodney Henderson (1990-92). Irv Jeffries (1930- Jones (1991, 1996). Pat Keedy (1985, ‘87, ‘89). Alan Koch (1963-64). 31, 1934); Jeff Keener (1982-83). Paul Kilgus (1987-91, 1993-96). Bill Latham (1985-86). Terry Leach (1981-92). Andy Merchant (1975- Larry Leubbers (1993, 1995-98). Jim Leyritz (1991-2000). Cotton 76). Willard Nixon (1950-58). Gregg Olson (1988-01). Jimmy Outlaw Nash (1967, ‘69-70). Jim Park (1915-17). Jeff Parrett (1986-97). (1937-39, 1943-49). Jim Pyburn (1955-57). David Ross (2008- Jack Savage (1987,’89-90). Terry Shumpert (1990-91, 1993-2003). 13). Ben Sankey (1929-31). Levale Speigner (2007). Scott Sullivan Mark Thompson (1994-98, 2000). Brandon Webb (2004-11). William (1995-2005). Stuart Tate (1989). Clete Thomas (2008; 2012). Frank Vanlandingham (1994-98). Thomas (1990-2008). Coot Veal (1958-63).

172 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE HONORS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

Albert Belle Laddie Renfroe Rafael Palmeiro Bill Landrum Todd Helton Joey Cora LSU Ole Miss Miss. State South Carolina Tennessee Vanderbilt

LSU MISSOURI Joe Bill Adcock (1950-66). Kurt Ainsworth (2001-05) A.W. Baird (2013); Ian Kinsler (2013); Max Scherzer (2013); (1917,’19). Albert Belle (1989-2003). Buddy Blair (1942). Jim Bowie Nick Tepesch (2013). (None played in SEC) (1994-95). Paul Byrd (1995-2003, 2005-08). Louis Coleman (2011,2013). Roy Corocoran (2009). Walker Cress (1948-49). Alvin Dark (1946,’48-60). John Fetzer (1948). Mike Fontenot (2008- SOUTH CAROLINA 11, 2013). Mark Freeman (1959-60). Charlie Furbush (2012-13). Kent Anderson (1989-90). Jackie Bradley Jr. (2013), Billy Buckner Rick Greene (1999-2000). Mark Guthrie (1989-2003). Will Harris (2009). Brian Buscher (2009). Bert “Chappy” Chaplin (1920-22). (2013), Brad Hawpe (2005-11). Eric Hetzel (1989-90). Aaron Hill David Coble (1939). Mike Cook (1986-89). Sumpter Clarke (1920, (2006-13). Trey Hodges (2002-03). Roland B. Howell (1912). Russ ‘23-24). Tripp Cromer (1993-95; 1997-2000). Jon Coutlangus Johnson (1997-02). Randy Keisler (2000-02). Brandon Larson (2001- (2007). Elzie Dudley (1929-33). Adam Everett (2001-04, 2006- 03). Brett Laxton (1999-200). Curtis Leskanic (1993-04). Todd Lindon 11). Don Gordon (1986-88). Garry Hancock (1978, ‘80-84). Dave (2007). Dave Madison (1950, ‘52-53). Barry Manuel (1991-98). Hollins (1990-99; 2001-02). George Jeffcoat (1936-37, ‘39, ‘43). Ben McDonald (1989-98). Mike Miley (1975-76). Joe Moock (1967). Greg Keatley (1981). Gary Lance (1977). Bill Landrum (1986-93). Warren Morris (1999-2002). Lyle Mouton (1995-97, 2000). John Jim Lewis (1979, ‘82-83). Ed Lynch (1980-87). Randy Martz (1980- O’Donoghue (1993-94). Chad Ogea (1994-99). Keith Osik (1996-98, 83). Drew Meyer (2006). James “Doc” McJames (1895-99, ‘01). Jim 2000-04). Clay Parker (1987, ‘89). Jeff Reboulet (1992-02). Armando Pankovits (1984-88, ‘90). Steve Pearce (2011, 2013). Landon Powell Rios (1998, 2000-03). Connie Ryan (1942-44, ‘46-54). (2009; 2011). Brian Roberts (2001-04, 2006-11, 2013). Sydney Smith (1996-01). Mike Sirotka (1995-2000). Greg Smith (2010). Russ (1908,’10-11, ‘14-15). Hank Small (1978). Justin Smoak (2010- Springer (1992-98, 2000, 2003, 2005-09). Nick Stavinoha (2010). 13). Roxy Snipes (1923). Steven Tolleson (2009-10). Jeff Twitty (1980). Art “Red” Swanson (1955-57). Brian Tallet (2002, 2006, 2008-11). Fritz Von Kolnitz (1914-16). Brian Williams (1991-99). Mookie Wilson Ryan Theriot (2007-12). Ryan Verdugo (2013), Jack Voigt (1992- (1980-91). 98). Todd Walker (1996-2003, 2005-07). Randy Wiles (1977). Brian Wilson (2008-13). Eddie Yarnell (1998-2000). TENNESSEE J.P. Arencibia (2011-13). Ed Bailey (1953-66). Julio Borbon (2010- OLE MISS 11, 2013). Tommy Bridges (1930-43, 1945-46). Chris Burke (2005- Tucker Ashford (1976-78, ‘80-81, ‘83-84). Ryan Bukvich (2002- 08). Frank Callaway (1921-22). Ben Cantwell (1927-37). Alan 05). Jeff Calhoun (1984-88). Mickey Callaway (1999, 2002-04). Cockrell (1996). Hank DeBerry (1916-17, 1922-30). Rich DeLucia Chris Coghlan (2010-13). Zack Cozart (2012-13). David Dellucci (1990-99). R.A. Dickey (2001-06-09-11-13). Mike DiFelice (1996- (1997-2009). Steve Dillard (1975-82). Matt Duff (2002). Joe Evans 2003). Sam Ewing (1973, 1976-78). Phil Garner (1973-88). Yan (1915-25). Jeff Fassero (1991-2006). Joe Gibbon (1960-72). Jake Gomes (2012). Chase Headley (2009-13). Bronson Heflin (1996). Gibbs (1962-71). Keith Johns (1998). 6-Don Kessinger (1964-79). Todd Helton (1997-2013). Luke Hochevar (2010-13). Rick Keith Kessinger (1993). Bobby Kielty (2001-05, 2007). Pete Ladd Honeycutt (1977-97). Luke Hudson (2002, 2005-08). Mike Lincoln (1979, ‘82-86). Lance Lynn (2012-13). Matt Maloney (2011-12). Ed (1999-2004, 2008-10). Bill McAllester (1913). Joe McClain (1961- Marshall (1929-32). Brian Maxcy (1995). Ike Pearson (1939-42,’46, 62). Pat McGlothin (1949-50). Greg McMichael (1993-2000). Charlie ‘48). Alex Presley (2012). Jack Reed (1961-63). Laddie Renfroe (1991). Moran (1903). Tommy OBrien (1943-45, 1950). Augie Ojeda (2000- Pete Shields (1915). Seth Smith (2009-13). Chris Snopek (1995-98). 02, 2008-10). Joe Randa (1995-2006). Rich Rodriguez (1990-2003). Matt Tolbert (2008, 2010-11). Gerald “Gee” Walker (1931-45). Hub Steve Searcy (1988-92). Mike Smithson (1982-89). Sammy Strang Walker (1931, 1935-37, 45). Skeeter Webb (1932, ‘38-48). (1896-1908). Bubba Trammell (1997-2003). Don Williams (1958-60). MISSISSIPPI STATE TEXAS A&M Glen “Lefty” Bolton (1928). Jeff Brantley (1988-2001). Ed Chapman Cliff Pennington (2013); Justin Ruggiano (2013); Alex Wilson (1933). Bubba Church (1950-55). Will Clark (1986-2000). Hugh Critz (2013); (None played in SEC) (1924-35). Eric DuBose (2002-04, 2006). Sammy Ellis (1962,’64- 69). Bobby Etheridge (1967,’69). Dave “Boo” Ferris (1945-50). Matt VANDERBILT Ginter (2000-03, 2005). Alex Grammas (1954-56,’59-68). Paul Pedro Alvarez (2011-13). Mike Baxter (2012-13). Joey Cora Gregory (1932-33). Bunn Hearn (1910-11, 1913, 1915, 1918-20). (1987,’89-98). Ryan Flaherty (2012-13). Matt Kada (2003-05, Jim Howarth (1971-74). Alan Johnson (2011). Jack Lazorko (1984- 2007). Jensen Lewis (2008-10). Scotti Madison (1985-89). Mike 89). Carlton Loewer (1998-2001). Paul Maholm (2006-13). Brandon Minor (2011-13). Josh Paul (2000-07). David Price (2008-13) Scott Medders (2007-10). Monroe Mitchell (1923). Willie Mitchell (1909- Sanderson (1978-96). Bert Snow (2003). Jeremy Sowers (2007). Mike 19). Tyler Moore (2013), Mitch Moreland (2011-13). Buddy Myer Willis (1977-81). (1925-41). Bobby Myrick (1976-79). Rafael Palmeiro (1986-2005). Jonathan Papelbon (2006-13). Adam Piatt (2000-03). Jay Powell BOLDFACE Indicates Active in 2013. (1995-2004). Gary Rath (1998). Jon Shave (1993, 1998-99). Homer Lists are according to school records Spragins (1947). Ken Tatum (1969-74). Craig Tatum (2010). Bobby Thigpen (1986-94). Del Unser (1968-82). Fred Walters (1945). Pete Young (1992-93).

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 173 HONORS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS ALL-TIME SEC COACHING RECORDS BY VICTORIES BY PERCENTAGE (Minimum five years as head coach and 100 wins) (Minimum five years as head coach and 100 games coached)

Name, Institution Yrs W L T Pct. Name, Institution Yrs W L T Pct.

1. Ron Polk, Miss. St. (1976-97; 02-08); UG (2000-01) .....31 1218 638 2 .656 1. Skip Bertman, LSU (1984-2001) ...... 18 870 330 3 .725 2. Skip Bertman, LSU (1984-2001) ...... 18 870 330 3 .725 2. Paul Mainieri, LSU (2007-Present)...... 7 315 133 2 .705 3. Ray Tanner, South Carolina (1997-2012) ...... 16 738 316 0 .700 3. Ray Tanner, South Carolina (1997-2012) ...... 16 738 316 0 .700 4. , Kentucky (1979-2003)...... 25 735 638 5 .535 4. W.P. White, Georgia (1921-33) ...... 13 224 100 7 .687 5. Rod Delmonico, Tennessee (1990-2007)...... 18 699 406 0 .633 5. Tilden ‘Happy’ Campbell (1935-42, 47-63) ...... 25 339 158 0 .682 6. Roy Mewbourne, Vanderbilt (1979-2002) ...... 24 655 608 9 .517 6. Tim Corbin, Vanderbilt (2003-Present) ...... 11 465 229 0 .670 7. Hal Baird, Auburn (1985-2000) ...... 16 634 328 0 .659 7. Frank Moffett, Tennessee (1903-05, 07-10, 18-19) ...... 9 96 48 3 .663 8. Jim Wells, Alabama (1994-Present)...... 15 626 321 0 .661 8. Dave Van Horn, Arkansas (2004-Present)...... 10 444 247 0 .661 9. Dave Fuller, Florida (1948-75) ...... 28 552 350 5 .611 9. Jim Wells, Alabama (1994-Present)...... 15 626 321 0 .661 10. Mike Bianco, Ole Miss (2001-Present) ...... 13 509 302 1 .628 10. Hal Baird, Auburn (1985-2000) ...... 16 634 328 0 .659 11. Paul Nix, Auburn (1963-84) ...... 22 506 374 1 .575 11. Ron Polk, Miss. St. (1976-97; 02-08); UG (2000-01) .....31 1218 638 2 .656 12. Steve Webber, Georgia (1981-96) ...... 16 500 402 1 .561 Jay Bergman, Florida (1976-81) ...... 6 216 113 0 .656 13. Barry Shollenberger, Alabama (1980-94) ...... 15 487 334 2 .593 Kevin O’Sullivan (2008-Present) ...... 6 252 132 0 .656 14. Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss (1972-90) ...... 19 486 389 9 .555 14. Andy Lopez, Florida (1994-2001) ...... 7 278 149 1 .651 15. Tim Corbin, Vanderbilt (2003-Present) ...... 11 465 229 0 .670 15. Joe Arnold, Florida (1985-94)...... 11 434 244 2 .640 16. Joe Arnold, Florida (1985-94)...... 12 451 244 2 .640 Tom Swayze, Ole Miss (1951-71) ...... 21 361 201 2 .640 17. Dave Van Horn, Arkansas (2004-Present)...... 10 444 247 0 .661 17. Rod Delmonico, Tennessee (1990-2007)...... 18 699 406 0 .633 18. Bill Wright, Tennessee (1963-81) ...... 19 408 308 2 .570 18. Mike Bianco, Ole Miss (2001-Present) ...... 13 509 302 1 .628 19. Pat McMahon, Miss. St. (1998-2001); Fla. (02- 07) ...... 11 395 238 1 .624 19. Pat McMahon, Miss. St. (1998-2001); Fla. (02- 07) ...... 11 395 238 1 .624 20. David Perno, Georgia (2002-Present) ...... 12 390 335 1 .538 20. Pete Sheilds, Ole Miss (1923-31)...... 9 104 61 2 .623 21. Norm DeBriyn, Arkansas (1992-2002) ...... 11 373 273 0 .577 21. W.D. Chadwick, Miss. State (1910-18) ...... 9 120 71 10 .622 22. Tom Swayze, Ole Miss (1951-71) ...... 21 361 201 2 .640 22. Paul E. Gregory, Miss. State (1957-74) ...... 18 328 200 1 .621 23. John Cohen, Miss. St. (2009-Present), UK (2004-08) . 10 352 243 1 .592 23. J.V. Sikes, Georgia (1938-42, 46-47) ...... 7 95 59 1 .616 24. Tilden ‘Happy’ Campbell (1935-42, 47-63) ...... 25 339 158 0 .682 24. R.P. ‘Doc’ Patty, Miss. State (1948-56)...... 9 116 73 0 .614 25. ‘Big’ Jim Whatley, Georgia (1950, 52-75) ...... 25 334 327 3 .505 25. Dave Fuller, Florida (1948-75) ...... 28 552 350 5 .611 26. Paul E. Gregory, Miss. State (1957-74) ...... 18 328 200 1 .621 26. June Raines, South Carolina (1992-96) ...... 5 173 118 1 .594 27. Larry Schmittou, Vanderbilt (1968-78) ...... 11 308 220 4 .583 27. Barry Shollenberger, Alabama (1980-84) ...... 15 487 334 2 .593 28. Paul Mainieri, LSU (2007-Present)...... 7 315 133 2 .705 28. John Cohen, Miss. St. (2009-Present), UK (2004-08). . 10 352 243 1 .592 29. Andy Lopez, Florida (1994-2001) ...... 7 278 149 1 .651 29. Larry Schmittou, Vanderbilt (1968-78) ...... 11 308 220 4 .583 30. C.R. “Dudy” Noble, Miss. State (1920-47) ...... 26 267 201 9 .569 30. Norm DeBriyn, Arkansas (1992-2002) ...... 11 373 273 0 .577 31. Jim Smith, LSU (1966-78)...... 13 238 251 0 .486 31. Paul Nix, Auburn (1963-84) ...... 22 506 374 1 .575 32. Kevin O’Sullivan (2008-Present) ...... 6 252 132 0 .656 32. John Whited, Tennessee (1982-87) ...... 6 145 109 0 .571 33. , Alabama (1971-79) ...... 9 225 185 0 .549 33. Bill Wright, Tennessee (1963-81) ...... 19 408 308 2 .570 34. W.P. White, Georgia (1921-33) ...... 13 224 100 7 .687 34. C.R. ‘Dudy’ Noble, Miss. State (1920-47) ...... 26 267 201 9 .569 35. Harry Rabenhorst, LSU (1946-56) ...... 11 220 226 3 .493 35. Ray Didier, LSU (1957-63) ...... 7 104 79 0 .568 36. Jay Bergman, Florida (1976-81) ...... 6 216 113 0 .656 36. Roy Umstattd, Georgia (1976-80) ...... 5 130 100 1 .565 37. Don Kessinger, Ole Miss (1991-96)...... 6 185 153 0 .547 37. C.C. ‘Doc’ Stroud, LSU (1914-21)...... 8 73 58 5 .563 38. June Raines, South Carolina (1992-96) ...... 5 173 118 1 .594 38. Joe Sewell, Alabama (1964-70) ...... 7 125 99 0 .558 39. Harry Lancaster, Kentucky (1951-65)...... 15 156 155 2 .502 39. Steve Webber, Georgia (1981-96) ...... 15 500 403 1 .554 40. John Whited, Tennessee (1982-87) ...... 6 145 109 0 .571 40. Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss (1972-90) ...... 19 486 389 9 .550

174 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE TOURNAMENTS TOURNAMENTS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS SEC IN THE COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Year School Finish Year School Finish Year School Finish 1950 Alabama ...... Sixth 1991 Florida ...... Third-tie 2004 South Carolina...... Third-tie 1951 Tennessee...... Second 1993 LSU ...... First Georgia...... Third-tie 1956 Ole Miss...... Third 1994 Auburn...... Seventh-tie Arkansas ...... Seventh-tie 1964 Ole Miss...... Eighth LSU ...... Seventh-tie LSU ...... Seventh-tie 1967 Auburn...... Third 1995 Tennessee...... Third-tie 2005 Florida...... Second 1969 Ole Miss...... Fifth 1996 LSU ...... First Tennessee...... Seventh-tie 1971 Miss. State ...... Eighth Florida...... Third-tie 2006 Georgia...... Seventh-tie 1972 Ole Miss...... Eighth Alabama ...... Fifth-tie 2007 Mississippi State ...... Seventh-tie 1976 Auburn...... Eighth 1997 LSU ...... First 2008 Georgia...... Second 1979 Miss. State ...... Fifth Alabama ...... Second LSU ...... Fifth-tie 1981 Miss. State ...... Sixth Auburn...... Fifth-tie 2009 LSU ...... First 1983 Alabama ...... Second Miss. State ...... Fifth-tie Arkansas ...... Third-tie 1985 Miss. State ...... Fourth 1998 LSU ...... Third-tie 2010 South Carolina...... First 1986 LSU ...... Fifth-tie Miss. State ...... Fifth-tie Florida...... Seventh-tie 1987 LSU ...... Fourth Florida...... Seventh-tie 2011 South Carolina...... First Georgia...... Seventh-tie 1999 Alabama ...... Third-tie Florida...... Second 1988 Florida ...... Fifth-tie 2000 LSU ...... First Vanderbilt...... Third-tie 1989 LSU ...... Fourth 2001 Georgia ...... Seventh-tie 2012 South Carolina...... Second 1990 Georgia ...... First Tennessee...... Third-tie Arkansas ...... Third-tie LSU ...... Third-tie 2002 South Carolina ...... Second Florida...... Seventh-tie Miss. State ...... Fifth-tie 2003 LSU ...... Seventh-tie 2013 Mississippi State ...... Second 1991 LSU ...... First South Carolina...... Fifth-tie Florida...... Seventh-tie

COLLEGE WORLD SERIES NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORD RECORD (1933-2013) (1933-2013) Team App. Won Lost Pct. Team App. Won Lost Pct. 1st 2nd LSU ...... 26 132 51 .721 South Carolina...... 17 78 34 .696 South Carolina...... 6 23 10 .697 2 2 Georgia...... 11 48 30 .615 LSU ...... 16 35 22 .614 6 0 Alabama ...... 23 54 37 .593 Alabama ...... 5 11 10 .524 0 2 Tennessee...... 10 31 21 .596 Vanderbilt...... 1 2 2 .500 0 0 Florida...... 29 85 62 .578 Tennessee...... 4 8 8 .500 0 1 Miss. State ...... 31 85 60 .586 Georgia...... 6 10 11 .476 1 1 Vanderbilt...... 12 32 26 .552 Arkansas ...... 3 4 6 .400 0 0 Ole Miss...... 18 44 37 .553 Florida...... 8 11 17 .393 0 2 Arkansas ...... 16 39 35 .527 Miss. State ...... 9 10 18 .357 0 1 Auburn...... 18 42 39 .519 Auburn...... 4 3 8 .273 0 0 Kentucky...... 7 12 14 .462 Ole Miss...... 4 3 8 .273 0 0 TOTALS ...... 219 684 447 .605 TOTALS ...... 63 120 123 .494 9 9 *Prior to SEC Membership *Prior to SEC Membership South Carolina...... 12 48 27 .640 South Carolina...... 5 9 10 .474 0 2 Arkansas ...... 10 25 21 .543 Arkansas ...... 4 7 8 .467 0 1 *Note: Arkansas and South Carolina totals not counted in SEC totals prior to SEC membership. LAST APPEARANCE/ HIGHEST FINISH Team Last Highest Finish 2014 NCAA Appearance Alabama ...... 1999 Second (1983; 1997) TOURNAMENT DATES Arkansas ...... 2012 Second (1979) Auburn...... 1997 Third (1967) May 30-June 2. . . Regionals ...... Campus Sites Florida...... 2012 Second (2005; 2011) Georgia...... 2008 First (1990) June 6-9 ...... Super Regionals...... Campus Sites Kentucky...... N/A N/A LSU ...... 2013 First (1991; ‘93; ‘96; ‘97; 2000; ‘09) June 14-25 .....College World Series .... Omaha, Neb. Ole Miss...... 1972 Third (1956) Miss. State ...... 2013 Second (2013) South Carolina . . . 2012 First (2010; 2011) Tennessee...... 2005 Second (1951) Vanderbilt...... 2011 Third (2011) 176 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE TOURNAMENTS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent 1947 Alabama W 7-2 Virginia (Regional) W 1-0 Florida State W 8-4 Maryland (Regional) L 0-1 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) L 4-5 Florida State W 4-1 Virginia (Regional) L 1-7 Wake Forest (Regional) W 8-1 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) 1971 Miss. State W 2-1 Maryland (Regional) L 1-4 Clemson (Regional) 1963 Auburn L 1-2 West Virginia W 7-3 Miami (Regional) (Regional) 1950 Alabama W 6-1 Clemson (Regional) L 8-20 Georgia Tech L 3-4 Florida State W 3-2 Wake Forest (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 5-2 Georgia Tech (Regional) W 5-4 Wake Forest 1964 Ole Miss W 11-0 West Virginia (Regional) (Regional) L 2-5 Tulsa (National) W 9-2 Bradley (National) W 4-3 North Carolina L 1-3 Brigham Young L 1-9 Washington State (Regional) (National) (National) W 13-1 North Carolina (Miss. State finished 8th in nation) L 1-3 Wisconsin (National) (Regional) 1972 Ole Miss W 9-3 Jacksonville L 2-3 South Carolina (Regional) 1951 Tennessee L 1-7 Utah (National) (National) W 3-2 Princeton (National) L 3-9 Virginia (Regional) L 0-5 Arizona (National) W 8-3 Florida State W 2-0 Springfield (Ole Miss finished 8th in nation) (National) (Regional) W 9-8 Southern Cal 1965 Miss. State W 6-3 Florida State W 9-0 Virginia (Regional) (National) (Regional) W 8-4 South Alabama W 5-4 Utah (National) L 2-5 Furman (Regional) (Regional) L 2-3 Oklahoma L 2-6 Florida State W 12-1 South Alabama (National) (Regional) (Regional) (Tennessee finished 2nd in nation) L 6-8 Southern Cal 1966 Miss. State W 4-3 Florida State (National) 1955 Alabama W 4-1 Rollins (Regional) (Regional) L 8-9 Texas (National) L 3-4 Rollins (Regional) L 4-5 North Carolina W 4-2 Georgia Southern L 3-5 Rollins (Regional) (Regional) 1973 Vanderbilt L 0-7 Florida State (Regional) 1956 Ole Miss W 4-3 Tennessee Tech (Regional) W 4-2 North Carolina State (Regional) (Regional) W 3-2 Tennessee Tech 1967 Auburn W 8-3 West Virginia L 2-5 Georgia Southern (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 2-4 Duke (Regional) W 13-2 Florida State L 5-6 Miami (Regional) W 6-2 Duke (Regional) (Regional) 1974 Vanderbilt W 2-1 East Carolina W 7-1 Duke (Regional) L 2-3 Clemson (Regional) W 6-5 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) W 13-12 New Hampshire L 1-7 Miami (Regional) (National) W 1-0 Ohio State (National) L 3-5 Georgia Southern W 4-0 (Bradley National) (Regional) L 5-13 Minnesota (National) L 3-6 Stanford (National) L 3-7 Arizona (National) W 4-3 Rider (National) 1975 LSU W 7-2 Murray State (Ole Miss finished 3rd in nation) L 3-5 Stanford (National) (Regional) (Auburn finished 3rd in nation) L 2-4 Florida State 1958 Florida L 1-3 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) L 1-3 North Carolina W 2-1 Florida State 1968 Alabama L 1-8 Miami (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 8-6 Clemson (Regional) L 1-6 Florida State 1976 Auburn W 10-5 Middle Tennessee (Regional) L 14-15 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) W 2-1 Florida State 1969 Ole Miss W 7-6 Virginia Tech 1959 Georgia Tech L 9-16 Florida State (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 7-5 Jacksonville W 6-5 North Carolina W 7-2 George Washington (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 4-9 Clemson (National) W 5-2 North Carolina L 6-9 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) L 8-9 Maine (National) (Auburn finished 8th in nation) 1960 Florida L 5-7 North Carolina L 3-8 New York U. (Regional) (National) 1977 Ole Miss L 7-8 Clemson (Regional) W 4-1 Citadel (Regional) W 8-1 Southern Illinois W 5-2 Morehead (Regional) (National) W 5-0 Florida Southern L 2-5 Miami (Regional) L 1-14 Texas (National) (Regional) Florida L 0-7 Minnesota (Regional) (Ole Miss finished 5th in nation) L 2-4 Citadel (Regional) W 9-4 Virginia Tech 1962 Florida L 1-3 Florida State 1970 Miss. State L 2-3 Maryland (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 12-6 East Carolina W 13-11 Central Michigan (Regional) (Regional) OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 177 TOURNAMENTS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent L 1-5 Minnesota (Regional) W 7-5 Florida State L 3-4 Loyola-Marymount (Regional) (National) 1978 Auburn W 14-10 Memphis State W 11-9 Miami (Regional) W 8-4 Maine (National) (Regional) W 6-5 Arizona State L 3-4 Miami (National) L 2-3 North Carolina (National) (LSU finished tied for 5th in nation) (Regional) L 4-6 Texas (National) L 5-6 Memphis State W 6-0 Arizona State 1987 Auburn L 6-15 Seton Hall (Regional) (Regional) (National) W 5-3 Middle Tennessee L 0-3 Baylor (Regional) Miss. State L 3-4 Texas (National) State (Regional) W 6-5 Louisiana Tech (Alabama finished 2nd in nation) W 22-1 Seton Hall (Regional) (Regional) Miss. State W 4-2 Tulane (Regional) L 3-6 Clemson (Regional) W 7-5 Pan American W 6-2 Texas (Regional) Georgia L 3-5 Fordham (Regional) (Regional) W 5-1 Georgia Tech L 3-6 Baylor (Regional) W 7-5 Pan American (Regional) (Regional) 1979 Miss. State L 11-13 New Orleans L 0-7 Texas (Regional) W 10-8 Michigan (Regional) (Regional) L 3-12 Texas (Regional) W 10-4 Fordham (Regional) W 12-4 Tulane (Regional) W 13-5 Rider (Regional) W 13-10 New Orleans 1984 Miss. State L 1-4 South Carolina L 2-3 Stanford (National) (Regional) (Regional) L 4-5 Arkansas (National) W 8-6 Murray State W 11-4 New Orleans (Georgia finished tied for 7th in the nation) (Regional) (Regional) LSU W 5-3 Tulane (Regional) W 18-8 Murray State W 13-8 Eastern Kentucky W 14-1 New Orleans (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 6-1 Fullerton (National) W 18-9 South Carolina W 3-0 New Orleans (Regional) L 2-8 Texas (National) (Regional) L 3-6 New Orleans L 4-5 Pepperdine W 7-3 Cal-Fullerton (Regional) (National) (Regional) Florida L 5-6 Miami (Regional) (Miss. State finished 5th in nation) W 6-2 Florida State L 4-6 S. Alabama W 9-5 Florida State (National) Florida (Regional) (Regional) L 7-8 Oklahoma State L 1-9 Arkansas (Regional) 1985 Miss. State W 10-1 West Virginia (National) W 12-7 George Washington (Regional) W 5-2 Arkansas (National) (Regional) W 8-4 New Orleans L 5-6 Stanford (National) L 4-7 Delaware (Regional) (Regional) (LSU finished 4th in the nation) L 6-14 Michigan (Regional) Miss. State W 10-6 North Carolina State L 4-15 Western Kentucky 1980 Vanderbilt W 19-8 Michigan (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 12-3 Oklahoma State L 4-7 Texas A&M L 2-8 New Orleans (National) (Regional) (Regional) W 5-4 Arkansas (National) L 1-8 Western Carolina 1981 Miss. State W 7-6 East Tennessee L 7-12 Texas (National) (Regional) (Regional) L 5-6 Miami (National) 1988 Florida W 7-0 George Mason W 5-1 Wichita State (Miss. State finished tied for third in nation) (Regional) (Regional) Florida L 1-14 Virginia (Regional) L 3-13 N.C. State (Regional) W 6-5 East Tennessee State W 14-4 Princeton (Regional) W 9-5 Tulane (Regional) (Regional) W 15-2 Virginia (Regional) W 9-3 Florida State W 4-0 Michigan (National) W 8-1 Miami (Regional) (Regional) L 3-4 Arizona State L 9-12 Miami (Regional) W 8-0 Stetson (Regional) (National) LSU L 3-4 Lamar (Regional) L 4-5 Wichita State L 5-6 South Carolina L 4-11 Houston (Regional) (National) (National) W 6-5 California (National) Florida L 1-5 Florida State 1986 Alabama L 3-5 South Carolina L 1-10 Arizona State (Regional) (Regional) (National) W 7-3 Missouri (Regional) W 4-1 Navy (Regional) (Florida finished tied for 5th in the nation) W 7-4 Middle Tennessee W 8-7 South Carolina Kentucky W 6-2 Rutgers (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 12-5 St. John’s (Regional) W 5-4 Florida State L 6-12 Georgia Tech W 8-7 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 5-6 Stanford (Regional) L 6-8 Miami (District) LSU W 14-11 Jackson State (Regional) L 2-16 Stanford (Regional) 1982 Florida L 0-8 South Florida W 8-5 Oklahoma Miss. State W 7-4 Western Carolina (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 4-5 Stetson (Regional) W 7-4 Louisiana Tech L 1-5 Cal State Fullerton (Regional) 1983 Alabama W 6-4 Miami (Regional) (Regional) W 7-6 Tulane (Regional) W 12-4 Middle Tennessee (Regional) 178 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE TOURNAMENTS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent L 3-5 Cal State Fullerton W 5-4 Southern Cal W 6-5 Maine (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 9-10 Clemson (Regional) W 7-6 Southern Cal L 5-8 Maine (Regional) 1989 Auburn W 9-3 South Florida (Regional) (Regional) W 8-2 Citadel (National) 1992 Florida W 6-1 Rider (Regional) W 14-7 Clemson (Regional) L 1-7 Oklahoma State L 3-4 (10) California (Regional) L 6-7 Florida State (National) L 5-6 Texas A&M (Regional) W 6-1 Citadel (National) (Regional) L 1-11 Clemson (Regional) L 3-14 Oklahoma State Georgia L 2-5 Kent (Regional) Florida W 11-6 East Carolina (National) L 3-7 Stanford (Regional) (Regional) (LSU finished tied for third in the nation) LSU W 8-1 Providence L 7-10 Central Florida Miss. State W 16-5 Brigham Young (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 0-5 Ohio State L 1-9 Miami (Regional) W 5-3 Illinois (Regional) (Regional) L 4-6 South Alabama LSU W 11-8 Florida State W 7-5 Tulane (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 0-11 Cal State Fullerton W 13-8 UNLV (Regional) L 9-11 Florida State (Regional) W 6-5 South Alabama (Regional) Miss. State W 1-0 Nicholls State (Regional) W 4-3 Florida State (Regional) W 13-8 Texas A&M (Regional) W 9-6 Oklahoma (Regional) L 0-3 Georgia (National) (Regional) W 5-4 (11) Texas A&M W 15-1 Georgia Southern L 6-10 Oklahoma (Regional) (National) (Regional) L 2-5 Miami (National) L 1-6 Stanford (National) L 2-3 UCLA (Regional) W 8-5 Long Beach State (Miss. State finished tied for fifth in the nation) S. Carolina W 5-1 Notre Dame (National) (Regional) W 6-3 Miami (National) 1991 Alabama W 5-1 Florida International W 9-6 N.C. State (Regional) L 7-12 Texas (National) (Regional) L 2-17 Miami (Regional) (LSU finished tied for 3rd in the nation) W 5-2 St. John’s (Regional) L 2-11 Notre Dame Miss. State W 8-0 Western Carolina L 2-5 Florida State (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 11-2 Nicholls State W 8-4 Georgia Tech 1993 Auburn W 9-3 Arizona (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 10-13 (10) Oklahoma State L 1-2 North Carolina L 5-6 Florida State (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 2-13 N.C. State (Regional) W 11-2 Indiana State Florida W 2-0 Furman (Regional) Kentucky L 1-3 Southern Cal (Regional) W 3-0 Jacksonville (Regional) W 6-0 North Carolina (Regional) L 3-8 Texas (Regional) (Regional) W 9-4 N.C. State (Regional) LSU W 7-2 Western Carolina L 1-7 North Carolina W 3-2 (10) N.C. State (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 1-8 LSU (National) L 12-15 Kent (Regional) W 13-6 Baylor (Regional) 1990 Georgia W 7-2 Connecticut W 5-0 Florida State (Regional) (National) W 11-4 South Alabama (Regional) W 6-3 Maine (Regional) W 2-1 Fresno State (National) W 9-4 South Alabama W 5-4 North Carolina (Regional) (Regional) L 8-19 LSU (National) (Florida finished tied for third in the nation) W 7-1 Long Beach State L 3-4 Rutgers (Regional) (National) W 20-9 Rutgers (Regional) LSU W 13-2 NW Louisiana W 13-8 Texas A&M W 3-0 Miss. State (Regional) (National) (National) W 4-3 Oklahoma L 8-10 Long Beach State W 16-2 Stanford (National) (Regional) (National) L 2-4 Stanford (National) W 7-1 Texas A&M W 6-5 Long Beach State W 5-1 Stanford (National) (Regional) (National) W 2-1 Oklahoma State W 8-5 SW Louisiana W 8-0 Wichita State (National) (Regional) (National) (Georgia finished first in the nation) W 8-1 Florida (National) (LSU finished first in the nation) LSU W 8-0 SW Louisiana W 15-3 Fresno State Miss. State L 1-15 Notre Dame (Regional) (National) (Regional) W 11-5 Georgia Tech W 19-8 Florida (National) L 1-2 Long Beach State (Regional) W 6-3 Wichita State (Regional) L 4-5 Southern Cal (National) S. Carolina W 7-6 East Carolina (Regional) (LSU finished first in the nation) (Regional) W 6-4 Houston (Regional) Miss. State W 10-4 Towson State L 2-3 Wichita State (Regional) (Regional)

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 179 TOURNAMENTS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent L 0-12 Georgia Tech L 7-15 Rice (Regional) W 9-8 Miami, Fla. (Regional) W 10-5 Central Michigan (National) Tennessee W 7-4 UNC-Charlotte (Regional) Miss. State W 6-2 UC-Santa Barbara (Regional) L 9-16 Rice (Regional) (Regional) L 2-3 Kansas (Regional) Ole Miss L 3-5 Old Dominion L 6-8 Stanford (Regional) L 2-6 Fresno State (Regional) L 19-20 Cal State Northridge (Regional) W 8-5 Troy State (Regional) (Regional) W 10-4 Central Florida Tennessee L 4-8 West Virginia W 7-0 Virginia Tech 1994 Auburn (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 5-4 Old Dominion W 8-4 Charleston Southern W 11-8 Old Dominion (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 1-13 Florida State W 6-1 Georgia Southern W 11-5 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 8-0 Notre Dame Tennessee W 5-2 The Citadel W 10-2 West Virginia (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 5-7 Miami (Fla.) W 6-4 Georgia Tech L 5-12 Clemson (Regional) (National) (Regional) L 4-5 Oklahoma W 8-5 Troy State (Regional) W 14-10 Oklahoma State 1997 Alabama (National) (Regional) W 6-2 Wichita State W 8-7 West Virginia (Regional) Florida W 3-1 (11) Oklahoma State (Regional) (Regional) W 6-3 N.C. State (Regional) L 2-12 Minnesota (Regional) W 3-1 Clemson (National) W9-8 (10) Southern Cal W 12-8 West Virginia (Regional) L 1-11 Cal State-Fullerton (Regional) (National) W 3-2 Miss. State W 4-1 Minnesota (Regional) (National) W 6-2 Stanford (National) L 6-10 Miami (Fla.) L 0-11 Cal State-Fullerton L 1-6 Miami, Fla. (Regional) (National) (National) LSU W 10-6 SE Louisiana W 9-5 Miss. State (Regional) 1996 Alabama W 19-2 Princeton (Regional) (National) W 6-2 Fresno State W 9-3 South Alabama W 8-6 Miami, Fla. (Regional) (Regional) (National) W 6-2 Southern Cal W 3-1 Stetson (Regional) W 8-2 Miami, Fla. (Regional) W 18-8 Virginia (Regional) (National) W 12-10 Southern Cal W 7-5 Oklahoma State L 6-13 LSU (Regional) (National) (National Title L 3-6 Florida State L 1-15 Miami, Fla. Game) (National) (National) Auburn W 11-3 Western Carolina L 6-20 Cal State Fullerton L 13-14 Clemson (National) (Regional) (National) Arkansas L 5-6 Oklahoma State W 9-0 South Florida Tennessee W 9-6 Northeastern (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 5-15 Southern Cal W 8-7 Florida State W 6-4 Western Carolina (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) Florida W 7-0 Bucknell (Regional) L 7-9 Florida State (Regional) L 10-5 Arizona State W 12-9 N.C. State (Regional) (Regional) W 5-2 Florida State W 6-4 South Florida (Regional) W 15-4 N.C. State (Regional) (Regional) L 3-8 Stanford (National) L 4-5(10) Arizona State W 12-2 Massachusetts (Regional) (Regional) W 10-1 Rice (National) W 5-2 Florida State L 4-11 Stanford (National) 1995 Alabama L 0-4 Winthrop (Regional) Florida W 4-3 St. John’s (Regional) W 6-0 Navy (Regional) (National) L 4-9 LSU (National) L 2-3 Arizona State W 11-4 Richmond (Regional) (Regional) W 14-0 Winthrop (Regional) W 6-3 Florida State (National) W 16-2 Richmond (Regional) L 4-7 Clemson (Regional) L 1-2 LSU (National) L 5-6 (11) Miami, Fla. Arkansas L 3-10 Stanford (Regional) LSU W 9-3 Austin Peay (Regional) L 10-14 Texas Tech (Regional) (Regional) LSU W 14-0 UNC Greensboro Auburn W 2-1 Penn (Regional) W 7-6 UNLV (Regional) (Regional) W 8-6 Ohio State W 17-4 New Orleans W 14-3 Oklahoma (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 8-9 Oklahoma W 29-13 Georgia Tech L 5-11 South Alabama (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 4-2 Texas (Regional) W 9-8 Wichita State W 14-7 (11) Long Beach State L 1-3 Oklahoma (National) (Regional) (Regional) W 9-4 Florida (National) W 14-4 South Alabama W 5-3 Central Michigan LSU W 2-1 Florida (National) (Regional) (Regional) 180 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE TOURNAMENTS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent W 15-4 South Alabama W 12-10 Southern Cal L 5-13 Alabama (Regional) (National) (Super Regional) W 5-4 Rice (National) W 10-8 Miss. State Ole Miss L 3-4 Long Beach State W 10-5 Stanford (National) (National) (Regional) W 13-9 Stanford (National) L 4-5 Southern Cal W 12-3 Monmouth W 13-6 Alabama (National) (National) (Regional) Miss. State W 8-5 Ohio State L 3-7 Southern Cal L 7-13 Texas A&M (Regional) (National) (Regional) L 4-5 Washington Miss. State W 7-6 Washington Miss. State W 18-14 Nebraska (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 3-6 Ohio State W 25-5 Tennessee Tech L 3-4 Texas A&M (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 13-7 Nebraska (Regional) W 10-2 Georgia Tech W 15-14 Rice (Regional) L 7-10 Ohio State (Regional) W 10-9 Texas A&M (Regional) W 7-5 Washington (Regional) W 8-2 Nevada (Regional) (Regional) W 11-5 Texas A&M 2000 Alabama L 6-8 Stanford (Regional) W 4-3 Washington (Regional) (Regional) W 14-13 Florida (National) W 6-5 Nevada (Regional) L 2-3 Alabama (National) L 8-10 LSU (National) W 14-9 Stanford (Regional) W 7-5 UCLA (National) L 1-7 Southern Cal L 6-16 Stanford (Regional) L 5-9 Alabama (National) (National) Auburn L 5-9 Stetson (Regional) Tennessee W 5-2 Ohio (Regional) S. Carolina W 21-9 Fla. International W 11-5 Georgia Southern (Regional) L 1-6 Oklahoma State (Regional) (Regional) W 9-8 Texas Tech (Regional) L 10-13 Stetson (Regional) L 3-5 UCLA (Regional) L 2-14 Miami, Fla. Florida L 1-4 San Jose State (Regional) (Regional) 1998 Alabama W 8-2 Minnesota (Regional) L 2-4 N. Carolina W 10-1 Baylor (Regional) L 10-13 N.C. State (Regional) (Regional) W14-0 SW Texas State W 13-5 Loyola-Marymount (Regional) (Regional) 1999 Alabama W 16-3 Navy (Regional) W 8-7 San Jose State W 9-2 N.C. State (Regional) W 10-4 Southern Miss (Regional) (Regional) L 3-5 Long Beach State L 1-2 San Jose State (Regional) W 7-6 Southern Miss (Regional) (Regional) Arkansas L 4-8 Arizona State LSU W 19-1 Jackson State (Regional) W 13-6 LSU (Super Regional) (Regional) W 3-2 Wichita State W 13-5 LSU (Super Regional) W 21-0 La.-Monroe (Regional) W 11-3 Oklahoma State (Regional) L 0-2 Georgia Tech (National) W 5-3 La.-Monroe (Regional) L 1-8 Miami (National) (Regional) Auburn L 15-17 Rutgers (Regional) W 6-5 Rice (National) W 8-2 UCLA W 3-2 Liberty (Regional) L 2-5 Miami (National) (Super Regional) W 7-4 Rutgers (Regional) Arkansas W 10-6 Delaware (Regional) W 14-8 UCLA W 9-8 Oklahoma L 8-9 SW Missouri State (Super Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 13-8 Texas (National) L 10-16 Florida State L 4-12 Clemson (Regional) W 10-4 Southern Cal (Regional) Auburn W 9-7 N.C. State (Regional) (National) Florida W 12-8 Monmouth W 8-6 Winthrop (Regional) W 6-3 Florida State (Regional) L 5-7 Tulane (Regional) (National) L 5-10 Baylor (Regional) W 13-9 Tulane (Regional) W 6-5 Stanford (National) W 15-3 Richmond (Regional) L 2-10 Florida State Miss. State W 9-2 South Alabama W 12-9 Wake Forest (Super Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 3-6 Florida State W 8-1 Notre Dame W 7-6 (11) Illinois (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) L 13-14 Miss. State LSU W 11-4 NE Louisiana L 0-7 Notre Dame (National) (Regional) (Regional) L 10-11 (11) Southern Cal L 10-11 East Carolina W 10-9 Notre Dame (National) (Regional) (Regional) LSU W 18-4 Nicholls State W 6-3 Southern (Regional) L 4-11 Clemson (Regional) W 12-10 East Carolian (Super Regional) W 15-6 USL (Regional) (Regional) L 4-9 Clemson (Super Regional) W 13-11 Cal State-Fullerton W 9-0 East Carolina (Regional) (Regional) S. Carolina W 6-4 Liberty (Regional) W 14-3 Cal State-Fullerton L 6-13 Alabama W 6-1 Wake Forest (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional)

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 181 TOURNAMENTS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent W 8-4 Wake Forest W 5-2 UCF (Regional) W 12-2 LA-Layfayette (Regional) L 1-11 Stanford (Regional) W 6-3 La.-Lafayette (Super Regional) L 0-6 Rice (Super Regional) (Super Regional) W 4-3 Stanford L 0-3 Rice (Super Regional) L 1-7 La.-Lafayette (Super Regional) S. Carolina W 6-3 VCU (Regional) (Super Regional) L 2-3 Stanford W 9-6 North Carolina L 2-3 La.-Lafayette (Super Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) Tennessee W 2-1 MTSU (Regional) L 4-8 North Carolina W 11-0 Tenn. Tech (Regional) (Regional) 2001 Auburn W 8-7 Jacksonville (Regional) L 3-10 Wake Forest W 3-1 North Carolina (Regional) (Regional) L 6-10 Florida St. (Regional) W 6-3 Wake Forest W 10-7 Miami W 3-2 Jacksonville (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) W 13-10 East Carolina L 2-5 Miami L 6-9 Florida St. (Regional) (Super Regional) (Super Regional) Florida W 10-9 Stetson (Regional) W 6-3 East Carolina W 6-4 Miami L 2-6 Miami, Fla. (Super Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) L 13-21 Miami (National) L 0-11 Georgia Tech L 3-6 Stetson (Regional) W 19-12 Georgia (National) (National) Georgia L 3-4 Georgia Southern W 10-2 Southern California W 10-8 Nebraska (National) (Regional) (National) W 9-5 Georgia Tech W 13-5 Georgia Tech L 6-12 Miami (National) (National) (Regional) W 12-4 Clemson (National) W 10-9 Georgia Southern 2002 Alabama L 4-7 SEMS (Regional) W 10-2 Clemson (National) (Regional) W 6-3 Auburn (Regional) L 6-12 Texas W 9-3 Coastal Carolina W 7-4 SEMS (Regional) (Nationa Title (Regional) W 7-2 Fla. Atlantic Game) W 8-7 Coastal Carolina (Regional) (Regional) L 5-6 Fla. Atlantic 2003 Alabama W 4-3 Houston (Regional) W 8-7 Florida St. (Regional) L 5-16 Texas A&M (Super Regional) Arkansas W 8-5 Oklahoma (Regional) L 6-11 Florida St. (Regional) L 8-16 Houston (Regional) (Super Regional) W 7-6 Oral Roberts Arkansas L 2-3 Lamar (Regional) W 8-3 Florida St. (Regional) W 10-7 Bucknell (Regional) (Super Regional) W 11-6 Oral Roberts L 6-7 Lamar (Regional) L 5-11 Southern California (Regional) Auburn W 5-2 Princeton (Regional) (National) W 9-6 Clemson L 2-6 Ohio State L 12-19 Tennessee (National) (Super Regional) (Regional) LSU W 10-9 Minnesota (Regional) L 7-8 Clemson W 15-0 Clemson (Regional) W 13-9 VCU (Regional) (Super Regional) L 7-9 Ohio State L 7-10 VCU (Regional) L 4-7 Clemson (Regional) W 14-9 VCU (Regional) (Super Regional) Florida L 3-4 Florida Atlantic W 4-3 Tulane Auburn L 11-16 Florida Atlantic (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) W 8-6 Bethune-Cookman L 4-9 Tulane L 3-6 Alabama (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) Florida W 13-1 Bethune-Cookman W 22-14 Florida Atlantic L 1-7 Tulane (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) L 2-7 Miami (Regional) W 15-5 Miami (Regional) Ole Miss L 4-5 Oklahoma State W 21-10 Bethune-Cookman L 10-13 Miami (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) LSU W 11-8 Northeastern W 10-2 Southern (Regional) W 11-10 Miami (Regional) (Regional) L 6-17 Oklahoma State L 7-8 Miami (Regional) W 13-5 Tulane (Regional) (Regional) Georgia W 7-1 Louisville (Regional) W 9-8 (11) UNC-Wilmington Miss. State W 9-8 Kent (Regional) L 0-3 Georgia Tech (Regional) W 4-3 Delaware (Regional) (Regional) L 1-4 Baylor W 14-4 Kent (Regional) W 9-7 Coastal Carolina (Super Regional) L 2-13 Cal-St. Fullerton (Regional) W 6-5 Baylor (Super Regional) L 7-8 Georgia Tech (Super Regional) L 3-9 Cal-St. Fullerton (Regional) W 20-5 Baylor (Super Regional) LSU W 5-4 Southern (Regional) (Super Regional) S. Carolina W 16-0 The Citadel L 0-5 LA-Layfayette L 2-8 Cal-St. Fullerton (Regional) (Regional) (Nationals) L 6-8 UCF (Regional) W 4-2 Tulane (Regional) L 10-11 South Carolina W 11-7 Princeton (Regional) W 12-2 LA-Layfayette (Nationals) W 9-7 UCF (Regional) (Regional)

182 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE TOURNAMENTS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Ole Miss L 2-4 Wichita State W 4-0 Texas A&M W 23-3 Notre Dame (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) W 7-1 McNeese State Ole Miss L 0-1 Western Kentucky W 8-1 Florida State (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 4-5 Wichita State L 2-7 Washington W 8-5 Florida State (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) Miss. State W 10-4 MTSU (Regional) Miss. State L 6-10 Texas Tech (Regional) W 6-4 Tennessee (National) L 5-10 North Carolina W 7-6 Jacksonville State W 7-4 Nebraska (National) (Regional) (Regional) L 6-1 Arizona State W 10-5 Missouri (Regional) L 7-17 Texas Tech (Regional) (National) L 6-8 (11) North Carolina S. Carolina W 12-4 Citadel (Regional) W 6-3 Arizona State (Regional) W 5-2 North Carolina (National) S. Carolina W 4-0 East Carolina (Regional) L 4-2 Texas (National) (Regional) W 7-6 North Carolina L 6-2 Texas (National) W 7-2 Stetson (Regional) (Regional) LSU W 14-5 Marist (Regional) W 9-3 Stetson (Regional) W 4-2 East Carolina L 9-7 Rice (Regional) W 5-4 North Carolina (Super Regional) W 12-4 Northwestern (Super Regional) W 5-3 East Carolina (Regional) W 14-4 North Carolina (Super Regional) L 5-4 Rice (Regional) (Super Regional) L 0-2 Cal St. Fullerton Ole Miss W 5-0 Maine (Regional) L 0-8 Stanford (National) (National) W 7-3 Oklahoma W 11-10 LSU (National) W 15-4 LSU (National) (Regional) L 6-13 Stanford (National) W 15-11 Miami, Fla. W 20-5 Oklahoma (National) (Regional) W 4-1 Le Moyne (Regional) 2004 Arkansas W 5-3 Cal St. Fullerton W 6-4 Texas L 3-4 (11) Wichita State (National) (Super Regional) (Regional) L 0-4 Cal St. Fullerton L 3-1 Texas W 10-7 Missouri (Regional) (National) (Super Regional) W 11-9 Wichita State Tennessee L 5-8 UNC-Wilmington L 6-4 Texas (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) W 4-3 Wichita State W 1-0 Stony Brook Miss. State W 13-2 Florida Atlantic (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 7-5 Florida State L 3-4 UNC-Wilmington L 4-1 Miami, Fla. (Super Regional) (Regional) (Regonal) W 4-2 Florida State Vanderbilt W 7-3 George Mason W 8-4 Florida Atlantic (Super Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 2-13 Texas (National) W 11-1 Princeton (Regional) L 10-4 Miami, Fla. L 2-7 Arizona (National) W 7-3 Virginia (Regional) (Regonal) Florida W 12-1 Central Conn. State L 3-15 Texas S. Carolina W 6-5 Michigan (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) L 10-2 Georgia Tech W 4-3 UCLA (Regional) L 2-10 Texas (Regional) W 11-0 UCLA (Regional) (Super Regional) W 4-3 Michigan (Regional) L 7-8 Miami, Fla. W 8-3 Georgia Tech 2005 Alabama W 7-5 UL-Layfayette (Super Regional) (Regional) (Regional) L 1-3 Miami, Fla. L 5-0 Georgia Tech L 4-10 Tulane (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) W 4-3 UL-Layfayette Georgia W 16-2 MTSU (Regional) Tennessee W 7-5 Austin Peay (Regional) W 6-3 Clemson (Regional) (Regional) L 4-7 Tulane (Regional) L 9-10 Clemson (Regional) W 3-2 Winthrop (Regional) Arkansas W 9-5 Miami (OH) W 7-6 (10) Clemson (Regional) W 12-2 Wichita St. (Regional) W 7-5 Georgia Tech (Regional) W 9-2 Texas (Regoinal) (Super Regional) W 3-2 Georgia Tech W 5-3 Georgia Tech L 19-8 Texas (Regional) (Super Regional) (Super Regional) L 5-2 Texas (Regional) W 13-3 Georgia Tech W 8-7 Arizona (National) Auburn W 13-5 South Alabama (Super Regional) L 3-9 Texas (National) (Regional) L 6-4 Florida (National) W 3-1 Arizona (National) L 4-3 Florida State L 4-2 Arizona State (Regional) L 6-7 Texas (National) (National) W 12-3 Army (Regional) LSU W 9-0 Army (Regional) L 10-4 Florida State 2006 Alabama W 13-1 Jacksonville St. W 6-2 Southern Miss (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) Florida W 8-3 Stetson (Regional) W 4-3 Troy (Regional) W 11-3 Coll. of Charleston W 14-5 Troy (Regional) (Regional) W 5-2 North Carolina (Regional) L 11-5 North Carolina W 11-8 Texas A&M (Super Regional) (Super Regional) OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 183 TOURNAMENTS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent L 8-7 North Carolina 2007 Arkansas W 9-0 Albany (Regional) W 11-4 N.C. State (Super Regional) L 3-14 Oklahoma State (Super Regional) Arkansas L 4-3 Oral Roberts (Regional) L 6-10 N.C. State (Regional) W 6-0 Creighton (Regional) (Super Regional) W 6-2 Princeton (Regional) L 6-7 Oklahoma State W 17-8 N.C. State L 6-5 Oklahoma State (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) Miss. State W 6-3 Stetson (Regional) W 7-4 Miami (National) Georgia W 11-0 Sacred Heart W 3-0 Florida State W 4-3 Stanford (National) (Regional) (Regional) W 10-8 Stanford (National) L 6-4 Florida State W 9-4 Florida State W 7-6 Fresno State (Regional) (Regional) (National) W 15-8 Jacksonville W 8-6 Clemson L 10-19 Fresno State (Regional) (Super Regional) (National) W 7-1 Florida State W 8-5 Clemson L 1-6 Fresno State (Regional) (Super Regional) (National) W 3-2 Florida State L 5-8 North Carolina Kentucky L 5-7 Michigan (Regional) (Regional) (National) W 4-3 E. Michigan L 15-6 South Carolina L 4-12 Louisville (National) (Regional) (Super Regional) Ole Miss W 14-5 Sam Houston State W 12-6 Michigan (Regional) W 11-5 South Carolina (Regional) L 3-5 Arizona (Regional) (Super Regional) W 4-0 Southern Mississippi LSU W 12-1 Texas Southern W 11-6 South Carolina (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) W 21-13 Sam Houston State W 13-4 Southern Miss L 6-4 Rice (National) (Regional) (Regional) L 5-3 Oregon State L 3-4 Arizona State W 11-4 Southern Miss (National) (Super Regional) (Regional) Kentucky L 3-1 Ball State (Regional) L 1-7 Arizona State L 5-11 UC Irvine W 10-4 Notre Dame (Super Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) S. Carolina W 9-1 Wofford (Regional) W 9-7 UC Irvine W 12-9 Ball State (Regional) W 12-8 Charlotte (Regional) (Super Regional) L 7-4 Charleston W 11-6 Charlotte (Regional) W 21-7 UC Irvine (Regional) L 6-9 North Carolina (Super Regional) Ole Miss W 3-2 Bethune-Cookman (Super Regional) L 4-8 North Carolina (Regional) W 8-6 North Carolina (National) W 9-7 South Alabama (Super Regional) W 6-5 Rice (National) (Regional) L 4-9 North Carolina L 3-7 North Carolina W 12-4 Tulane (Regional) (Super Regional) (National) W 11-9 Miami (Fla.) Vanderbilt W 2-1 (11) Austin Peay Ole Miss L 0-7 Missouri (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) W 14-1 Bethune Cookman L 7-0 Miami (Fla.) L 3-4 Michigan (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) W 11-5 Austin Peay W 9-6 Missouri (Regional) L 14-9 Miami (Fla.) (Regional) L 2-11 Miami (Regional) (Super Regional) W 10-7 Michigan (Regional) S. Carolina W 15-8 Charlotte (Regional) Miss. State L 5-4 Elon (Regional) L 3-4 (10) Michigan (Regional) L 4-5 N.C. State (Regional) W 5-4 UNC Asheville W 7-5 James Madison (Regional) 2008 Alabama W 16-3 East Carolina (Regional) (Regional) W 12-3 Elon (Regional) L 1-2 N.C. State (Regional) L 8-6 Clemson (Regional) L 10-13 Coastal Carolina (Regional) Vanderbilt L 5-8 Oklahoma S. Carolina W 4-2 Evansville (Regional) (Regional) W 8-2 Virginia (Regional) L 1-16 East Carolina (Regional) W 9-4 Stony Brook L 15-5 Evansaville (Regional) (Regional) Arkansas L 3-4 Pepperdine (Regional) L 10-11 Oklahoma W 5-1 Evansville (Regional) (Regional) W 15-6 Georgia L 1-5 Stanford (Regional) (Super Regional) Florida L 4-7 Tulane (Regional) 2009 Alabama L 6-10 Oklahoma State L 11-5 Georgia L 11-17 Florida State (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) L 2-6 Tennessee Tech L 11-6 Georgia Georgia L 7-10 Libscomb (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) W 9-8 Louisville (Regional) Arkansas 10-3 Washington State Vanderbilt W 5-2 Michigan (Regional) W 14-3 Libscomb (Regional) (Regional) L 7-3 Georgia Tech W 8-0 Georgia Tech 17-6 Oklahoma (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) W 5-4 Michigan (Regional) W 18-6 Georgia Tech 11-0 Oklahoma L 8-4 Georgia Tech (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) 184 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE TOURNAMENTS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent 7-2 Florida State 2-5 Georgia Tech 5-1 Clemson (National) (Super Regional) (Regional) 4-3 Clemson (National) 9-8 Florida State 5-3 Mercer (Regional) 7-1 UCLA (National) (Super Regional) 8-1 Georgia Tech 2-1 (11) UCLA (National) 10-6 Cal-State Fullerton (Regional) Vanderbilt 8-7 (13) Illinois State (National) 10-8 Georgia Tech (Regional) 1-9 LSU (National) (Regional) 1-7 Louisville (Regional) 4-3 Virginia (National) 5-4 Clemson 10-4 Illinois State 5-14 LSU (National) (Super Regional) (Regional) Florida 8-7 Bethune-Cookman 5-9 Clemson 7-0 Louisville (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) 3-2 (10) Louisville (Regional) 8-2 Miami (Fla.) 6-8 Clemson 8-9 Florida State (Regional) (Super Regional) (Super Regional) 16-5 Miami (Fla.) Arkansas 19-7 Grambling 6-2 Florida State 7-9 Southern Miss. (Regional) (Super Regional) (Super Regional) 16-4 Washington State 6-7 Florida State 6-7 Southern Miss. (Regional) (Super Regional) (Super Regional) 7-10 Washington State Georgia 24-8 Ohio State (Regional) 2011 Alabama 5-3 UCF (Regional) (Regional) 7-2 Washington State 5-9 Florida State 2-8 Florida State (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) 6-7 (12) Arizona State 12-5 UCF (Regional) 6-13 Ohio State (Super Regional) 1-11 Florida State (Regional) 5-7 Arizona State (Regional) LSU 10-2 Southern (Regional) (Super Regional) Arkansas 2-3 Charlotte (Regional) 3-2 (10) Baylor (Regional) Auburn 9-7 Jacksonville State 3-0 New Mexico 10-3 Minnesota (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) 12-9 Rice (Super Regional) 2-5 Clemson (Regional) 11-3 Charlottle (Regional) 5-3 Rice (Super Regional) 17-8 Southern Miss 4-13 Arizona State (Regional) 9-5 Virginia (National) (Regional) 11-10 Clemson (Regional) 9-1 Arkansas (National) Florida 17-3 Manhattan 7-13 Clemson (Regional) 14-5 Arkansas (National) (Regional) Florida 7-3 Bethune-Cookman 5-4 Miami (Regional) 7-6 Texas (National) (Regional) 1-5 Texas (National) 11-4 Miami (Regional) 10-2 Oregon State 11-4 Texas (National) 11-1 Miss. State (Regional) (Super Regional) Ole Miss 8-1 Monmouth 15-0 Florida Atlantic 3-4 Miss. State (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) 7-4 Western Kentucky 7-2 Miami 8-6 Miss. State (Regional) (Super Regional) (Super Regional) 9-10 Western Kentucky 4-3 (10) Miami 8-4 Texas (National) (Regional) (Super Regional) 3-1 Vanderbilt (National) 4-1 Western Kentucky 3-11 UCLA (National) (Regional) 6-4 Vanderbilt (National) 5-8 Florida State 1-2 (11) South Carolina 4-3 (12) Virginia (National) (Super Regional) (National) LSU 11-10 (11) UC-Irvine (Regional) 2-5 South Carolina 3-4 Virginia 3-6 UC-Irvine (Regional) (Super Regional) (National) 3-4 UC-Irvine (Regional) 1-5 Virginia Georgia 1-2 Creighton (Regonal) (Super Regional) Ole Miss 10-5 St. John’s (Regional) 7-3 UALR (Regional) S. Carolina 11-3 George Mason 7-13 Virginia (Regional) 5-4 (11) Creighton (Regional) (Regional) 16-20 Virginia (Regional) 4-6 Oregon State 12-2 East Carolina S. Carolina 9-5 Bucknell (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) 9-4 Citadel (Regional) Miss. State 3-0 Southern Miss 6-8 East Carolina 10-2 Virginia Tech (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) 8-3 Austin Peay 9-10 (10) East Carolina 4-3 Coastal Carolina (Regional) (Regional) (Super Regional) 7-3 Georgia Tech Vanderbilt 4-5 MTSU (Regional) 10-9 Coastal Carolina (Regional) 10-0 Indiana (Regional) (Super Regional) 1-11 Florida 6-0 MTSU (Regional) 3-4 Oklahoma (Super Regional) 8-4 Louisville (Regional) (National) 4-3 Florida (Super Regional) 3-5 Louisville (Regional) 11-4 Arizona State (National) 6-8 Florida 2010 Alabama 11-2 Elon (Regional) 3-2 (12) Oklahoma (Super Regional) (National) OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 185 TOURNAMENTS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent Year School Score Opponent S. Carolina 2-1 Georgia State LSU 4-1 ULM (Regional) 2-4 North Carolina (Regional) 7-1 Oregon State (National) 11-5 Stetson (Regional) (Regional) Ole Miss 2-4 William & Mary 8-2 Stetson (Regional) 6-5 (10) Oregon State (Regional) 5-1 UConn (Regional) 8-4 Binghamton (Super Regional) 5-4 (12) Stony Brook (Regional) 8-2 UConn (Super Regional) 1-4 William & Mary (Super Regional) 1-3 Stony Brook (Regional) 3-4 Oklahoma (Super Regional) Miss. State 5-3 C. Arkansas (National) 2-7 Stony Brook (Regional) 5-4 Texas A&M (Super Regional) 6-2 S. Alabama (National) Ole Miss 6-2 TCU (Regional) (Regional) 7-1 Virginia (National) 6-3 Texas A&M 2-5 C. Arkansas 3-2 (13) Virginia (National) (Regional) (Regional) 2-1 (11) Florida (National) 2-5 TCU (Regional) 6-1 C. Arkansas 5-2 Florida (National) 4-7 TCU (Regional) (Regional) Miss. State 0-5 Samford (Regional) 11-6 Virginia Vanderbilt 10-0 Belmont (Regional) 8-1 UAB (Regional) (Super Regional) 10-2 Troy (Regional) 2-3 Samford (Regional) 6-5 Virginia (Super Regional) 6-1 Belmont (Regional) S. Carolina 7-0 Manhattan 11-1 Oregon State (Regional) 5-4 Oregon State (National) (Super Regional) 5-4 (12) Clemson.(Regional) 5-4 Indiana (National) 9-3 Oregon State 4-3 Clemson (Regional) (Super Regional) 4-1 Oregon State 5-0 Oklahoma (National) 7-3 North Carolina (Super Regional) 1-3 UCLA (National) (National) 5-1 Oklahoma 1-3 Florida (National) (Super Regional) 0-8 UCLA (National) 4-6 Florida (National) 7-3 Florida (National) S. Carolina 7-3 SE Louisiana (Regional) 1-2 Arkansas (National) 2012 Arkansas 5-4 Sam Houston State 19-3 Liberty (Regional) 4-1 Kent State (National) (Regional) 6-4 Liberty (Regional) 2-0 Arkansas (National) 1-0 Rice (Regional) 5-6 N. Carolina 5-1 Sam Houston State 4-3 Arkansas (National) (Super Regional) (Regional) 1-5 Arizona (National) 8-0 N. Carolina 1-8 Baylor 1-4 Arizona (National) (Super Regional) (Super Regional) Vanderbilt 8-2 UNCW (Regional) 4-5 N. Carolina 5-4 Baylor 9-8 N.C. State (Regional) (Super Regional) (Super Regional) 5-6 N.C. State (Regional) Texas A&M 4-6 UCSB (Regional) 1-0 (10) Baylor 7-9 N.C. State (Regional) 6-1 UTSA (Regional) (Super Regional) 5-4 UCSB (Regional) 8-1 Kent State (National) 2013 Alabama 2-5 Troy (Regional) 1-6 Oregon State 3-2 Savannah State 2-1 South Carolina (Regional) (National) (Regional) Vanderbilt 9-1 ETSU (Regional) 0-2 South Carolina 8-9 Troy (Regional) 10-4 Illinois (Regional) (National) Arkansas 1-4 Bryant (Regional) 0-5 Georgia Tech 2-3 South Carolina 3-1 Wright State (Regional) (National) (Regional) 7-1 Georgia Tech Florida 4-0 Bethune-Cookman 12-3 Bryant (Regional) (Regional) (Regional) 3-4 Kansas State 3-5 Louisville 6-2 Georgia Tech (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) Florida 3-4 Austin Peay 1-2 Louisville 15-3 Georgia Tech (Regional) (Super Regional) (Regional) 4-5 Valparaiso 7-1 N.C. State (Regional) (Super Regional) LSU 11-7 Jackson State 9-8 (10) N.C. State (Regional) (Super Regional) 8-5 Sam Houston 3-7 South Carolina (Regional) (National) 5-1 LA-Lafayette 4-5 Kent State (National) (Regional) Kentucky 6-7 (21) Kent State (Regional) 2-0 Okalahoma 8-1 Valparaiso (Super Regional) (Regional) 11-1 Oklahoma 6-3 Purdue (Regional) (Super Regional) 2-3 Kent State (Regional) 1-2 UCLA (National)

186 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE POLLS POLLS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS FINAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL POLLS

1959 13. Arizona St. 7. Arizona 21. Michigan St. 14. California 8. Penn State 22. Utah 1. Southern Cal 15. Indiana 9. Wake Forest 23. UCLA 2. Oklahoma State 16. Minnesota 10. Oregon State 24. Southern Cal 3. Western Michigan 17. Florida St. 11. West Virginia 25. Arizona 4. Arizona 18. Cincinnati 12. St. John’s 26. Cal. St. Northridge 5. Connecticut 19. Connecticut 13. Temple 27. Princeton 6. Notre Dame 20. Detroit 14. Illinois 28. Rider 7. Clemson 21. North Carolina 15. Notre Dame 29. MISSISSIPPI ST. 8. Minnesota 22. LSU 16. Ithaca 30. Maryland 9. Fresno State 23. St. John’s (N.Y.) 17. Oregon 10. Bradley 24. West Virginia 18. Cal Poly Pomona 1966 11. Texas A&M 25. Baylor 19. Pepperdine 12. Penn State 1. Ohio St. 26. Delaware 20. Arizona State 13. Illinois 2. Oklahoma St. 27. Wake Forest 14. Santa Clara 3. Southern Cal 28. Washington St. 1964 15. OLE MISS 4. St. John’s (N.Y.) 29. Villanova 16. Colorado State 1. Missouri 5. Arizona 30. Florida A&M 17. GEORGIA TECH 2. Arizona State 6. Texas 18. Missouri 3. OLE MISS 7. North Carolina 1962 19. Southern 4. Southern Cal 8. Northeastern 20. Rollins 1. Michigan 5. Texas A&M 9. Florida St. 2. Santa Clara 6. Minnesota 10. Western Mich. 1960 3. Texas 7. Seton Hall 11. Washington St. 4. Florida St. 8. Oregon 12. Fresno St. 1. Minnesota 5. Ithaca 9. Santa Clara 13. Cal. Poly Pomona 2. Oklahoma State 6. Holy Cross 10. North Carolina 14. St. Louis 3. Southern Cal 7. Missouri 11. Texas 15. Seton Hall 4. Arizona 8. Northern Colo. 12. AUBURN 16. Minnesota 5. OLE MISS 9. Fresno St. 13. Wake Forest 17. Arizona St. 5. North Carolina 10. Western Mich. 14. West Virginia 18. Idaho 7. Arizona State 11. Illinois 15. Kent State 19. Massachusetts 8. Texas 12. Wake Forest 16. Western Michigan 20. Colby 9. Washington State 13. FLORIDA 17. Cal Poly Pomona 21. Michigan 10. Detroit 14. MISSISSIPPI ST. 18. UCLA 22. Chapman 11. Southern 15. Oregon St. 19. Maine 23. Ohio 12. Pepperdine 16. Detroit 20. Arizona 24. Southern Conn. 13. California 17. St. John’s (N.Y.) 25. Boston College 14. Ohio 18. Texas A&M 1965 26. MISSISSIPPI ST. 15. Notre Dame 19. Arizona 27. Clemson 16. Sam Houston 1. Arizona St. 20. West Virginia 28. East Carolina 17. Citadel 2. Ohio St. 21. Cal. Poly Pomona 29. Lafayette 18. St. John’s 3. St. Louis 22. Cal. St. Los Angeles 30. Rutgers 19. Boston College 4. Washington St. 23. Southern Cal 20. Colorado State 5. Florida St. 24. Navy 6. Connecticut 1967 25. Army 1961 7. Lafayette 1. Arizona St. 26. Arizona St. 8. Texas 2. Houston 1. Southern Cal 27. AUBURN 9. Detroit 3. Stanford 2. Oklahoma St. 28. Gettysburg 10. Georgia Tech. 4. AUBURN 3. Boston College 29. Vermont 11. Ohio 5. Rider 4. Syracuse 30. Harvard 12. Stanford 6. Boston College 5. Western Mich. 13. Holy Cross 7. Ohio St. 6. Duke 1963 14. California 8. Oklahoma St. 7. Northern Colo. 1. Missouri 15. Michigan 9. Clemson 8. Texas 2. Western Michigan 16. Cal. Poly Pomona 10. Fresno St. 9. Fresno St. 3. Texas 17. Santa Clara 11. Western Mich. 10. Arizona 4. Holy Cross 18. Missouri 12. Arizona 11. Navy 5. Southern Cal 19. Texas A&M 13. Florida St. 12. Michigan 6. Florida State 20. Western Mich. 14. Southern Cal 188 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE POLLS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

15. Minnesota 21. Ball St. 22. Maryland 22. Jacksonville 16. Michigan 22. Ohio 23. Florida St. 23. Toledo 17. Texas 23. Western Michigan 24. South Alabama 24. Stanford 18. Brigham Young 24. Cal. St. Long Beach 25. Iona 25. Ohio 19. FLORIDA 25. Boston U. 26. Buffalo 20. West Virginia 26. Colgate 27. St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 1974 21. Air Force 27. Seton Hall 28. Penn St. 1. Miami 22. Seattle U. 28. St. John’s (N.Y.) 29. Miami (Ohio) 2. Texas 23. East Carolina 29. California 30. Oklahoma 3. Oklahoma 24. Notre Dame 30. Clemson 4. Southern Illinois 25. Massachusetts 1972 5. Southern Cal 26. Connecticut 1970 1. Arizona State 6. Northern Colorado 27. Pittsburgh 1. Southern Cal 2. OLE MISS 7. Arizona 28. Idaho 2. Texas 3. Southern Cal 8. Seton Hall 29. Denver 3. Florida State 4. Oklahoma 9. South Carolina 30. St. Louis 4. Ohio 5. Texas 10. Harvard 5. Iowa State 6. Temple 11. Georgia Southern 1968 6. Arizona 7. South Alabama 12. Cal State (LA) 1. Southern Cal 7. Dartmouth 8. Tulsa 13. La. Tech 2. Ohio State 8. Delaware 9. Iowa 14. VANDERBILT 3. Arizona 9. Ohio State 10. Connecticut 15. Pan American 4. North Carolina 10. MISSISSIPPI STATE 11. Jacksonville 16. Minnesota 5. Texas 11. Southern Illinois 12. Stanford 17. Iowa 6. Florida State 12. Minnesota 13. Bowling Green 18. Miami, Ohio 7. Western Michigan 13. Washington State 14. Miami, Ohio 19. Arizona State 8. Washington State 14. Santa Clara 15. Pan American 20. Santa Clara 9. Fresno State 15. Pan American 16. Trinity 21. Texas A&M 10. Oklahoma State 16. Maryland 17. Cal Santa Barbara 22. Texas Christian 11. Cal Poly Pomona 17. TENNESSEE 18. Northern Illinois 23. Tulsa 12. St. Louis 18. Clemson 19. Florida State 24. Pepperdine 13. St. John’s 19. Tulsa 20. Santa Clara 25. East Carolina 14. Seton Hall 20. Jacksonville 21. St. John’s 15. Minnesota 21. Connecticut 22. Michigan State 1975 16. Arizona State 22. Notre Dame 23. Tulane 1. Florida State 17. Idaho 23. Cal State Long Beach 24. Penn State 2. Texas 18. Massachusetts 24. Arkansas State 25. Washington State 3. Arizona State 19. Colby 25. East Carolina 28. VANDERBILT 4. South Carolina 20. Michigan 5. Oklahoma 1971 1973 6. Cal State Fullerton 1969 1. Southern Cal 1. Southern Cal 7. Tulsa 1. Arizona St. 2. Southern Illinois 2. Arizona State 8. Eastern Michigan 2. Tulsa 3. Tulsa 3. South Alabama 9. Seton Hall 3. New York U. 4. Tex.-Pan American 4. Texas 10. Pepperdine 4. Texas 5. Brigham Young 5. Georgia Southern 11. Southern Cal 5. Massachusetts 6. Harvard 6. Miami 12. Miami 6. MISSISSIPPI 7. MISSISSIPPI ST. 6. Florida State 13. Arizona 7. Southern Illinois 8. Seton Hall 8. VANDERBILT 14. Pan American 8. UCLA 9. Santa Clara 9. Southern Illinois 15. N.C. State 9. Santa Clara 10. Georgia Tech. 10. Tulsa 16. South Alabama 10. Florida St. 11. Ohio 11. Oral Roberts 17. Michigan 11. Minnesota 12. Miami (Fla.) 12. Harvard 18. St. John’s 12. Virginia Tech 13. Cincinnati 13. Oklahoma State 19. LSU 13. Oklahoma St. 14. Michigan St. 14. Michigan State 20. Washington State 14. Miami (Fla.) 15. Gonzaga 15. East Carolina 21. Maine 15. North Carolina 16. Iowa St. 16. Iowa 22. Temple 16. Stanford 17. Texas 17. Oklahoma 23. Murray State 17. Southern Cal 18. Arizona St. 18. Colorado 24. Southern Illinois 18. Brigham Young 19. Washington St. 19. Murray 25. Clemson 19. Arizona 20. Massachusetts 20. Pan American 20. Tulane 21. San Jose St. 21. Delaware

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1976 6. Baylor 18. Western Kentucky 24. South Florida 7. North Carolina 19. Arkansas 25. Navy 1. Arizona State 8. Memphis State 20. Oral Roberts 2. Arizona 9. Arizona 21. Pan American 1983 3. Eastern Michigan 10. St. John’s 22. East Tennessee State 4. Oklahoma 1. Texas 11. Gonzaga 23. Cal State Fullerton 5. Clemson 2. Stanford 12. Texas A&M 24. Fresno State 6. Texas 3. Oklahoma State 13. Houston 25. Wichita State 7. Washington State 4. Arizona State 14. MISSISSIPPI STATE 8. AUBURN 5. Michigan 15. UCLA 1981 9. Jacksonville 6. ALABAMA 16. Washington State 10. Maine 1. Arizona State 7. Maine 17. Marshall 11. Illinois State 2. Miami (Fla.) 8. James Madison 18. Arkansas 12. Miami 3. Oklahoma State 9. Oral Roberts 19. Temple 13. Seton Hall 4. Texas 10. Miami 14. Florida State 5. Michigan 11. Fresno State 1979 15. UCLA 6. MISSISSIPPI STATE 12. MISSISSIPPI STATE 16. Temple 1. Texas 7. Maine 13. Cal Santa Barbara 17. South Carolina 2. Miami (Fla.) 8. South Carolina 14. Delaware 18. Furman 3. Cal State-Fullerton 9. Cal State Fullerton 15. Florida State 19. Virginia Tech 4. MISSISSIPPI STATE 10. Oral Roberts 16. Harvard 20. Michigan 5. Arizona 11. Memphis State 17. Brigham Young 21. Minnesota 6. UCLA 12. Eastern Michigan 18. San Diego State 22. Memphis State 7. Arkansas 13. Stanford 19. Pan American 23. Massachusetts 8. Pepperdine 14. St. John’s 20. Cal State Fullerton 24. Connecticut 9. Clemson 15. FLORIDA 21. Citadel 25. Northern Colorado 10. Hawaii 16. Florida State 22. Wichita State 11. Delaware 17. East Tennessee State 23. Tulane 1977 12. Connecticut 18. Lamar 24. Arkansas 13. Georgia Southern 19. Brigham Young 25. North Carolina 1. Arizona State 14. Brigham Young 20. Fresno State 2. Minnesota 15. Lamar 21. Hawaii 1984 3. Southern Illinois 16. San Diego State 22. Southern Illinois 4. South Carolina 1. Cal State Fullerton 17. Murray State 23. New Orleans 5. Clemson 2. Texas 18. Indiana State 24. James Madison 6. Cal State (LA) 3. Oklahoma State 19. FLORIDA 25. San Diego State 7. Baylor 4. Arizona State 20. Tulane 8. Temple 5. New Orleans 21. Southern Illinois 1982 9. Miami 6. Miami 22. New Orleans 10. Southern Cal 1. Texas 7. Maine 23. Pan American 11. Washington State 2. Wichita State 8. Michigan 24. Michigan State 12. South Alabama 3. Cal State Fullerton 9. San Diego State 25. Oklahoma 13. FLORIDA 4. Oklahoma State 10. MISSISSIPPI STATE 14. Wake Forest 5. Miami 11. South Alabama 1980 15. Miami, Ohio 6. Stanford 12. Stanford 16. Texas A&M 1. Miami (Fla.) 7. South Carolina 13. Hawaii 17. St. John’s 2. Arizona 8. Maine 14. Fresno State 18. Texas 3. California 9. Arizona State 15. Lamar 19. Michigan 4. Clemson 10. Pepperdine 16. Oklahoma State 20. Cal State Fullerton 5. Hawaii 11. New Orleans 17. Seton Hall 21. Fresno State 6. Florida State 12. Stetson 18. Central Michigan 22. Cornell 7. Michigan 13. Fresno State 19. Texas A&M 23. Hawaii 8. South Carolina 14. Middle Tennessee State 20. East Carolina 24. San Diego State 9. Gonzaga 15. Eastern Michigan 21. South Carolina 25. St. Mary’s 10. Texas 16. West Virginia 22. North Carolina 11. St.John’s 17. Oklahoma 23. UNLV 1978 12. UNLV 18. Hawaii 24. Southern Cal 13. Missouri 19. Nebraska 25. Harvard 1. Southern Cal 14. Nebraska 20. Tulane 28. FLORIDA 2. Arizona State 15. Louisiana Tech 21. Houston 3. Oral Roberts 16. Oklahoma State 22. Florida State 1985 4. Miami 17. Delaware 23. Citadel 5. Michigan 1. Miami 190 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE POLLS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

2. Texas 8. Arizona State 14. Clemson 20. California 3. Arkansas 9. Cal State Fullerton 15. Oklahoma State 21. Ohio State 4. MISSISSIPPI STATE 10. Clemson 16. LeMoyne 22. MISSISSIPPI STATE 5. Oklahoma State 11. Oral Roberts 17. Arizona State 23. South Alabama 6. Stanford 12. UCLA 18. Loyola Marymount 24. Southern Miss 7. Arizona State 13. Texas A&M 19. Oklahoma 25. ALABAMA 8. South Carolina 14. Houston 20. South Alabama 9. Pepperdine 15. South Alabama 21. Villanova 1992 10. Michigan 16. New Orleans 22. Indiana State 1. Pepperdine 11. FLORIDA 17. Pepperdine 23. Notre Dame 2. Cal State Fullerton 12. Fresno State 18. Washington State 24. Illinois 3. Miami 13. Wichita State 19. Hawaii 25. Central Florida 4. Texas 14. Lamar 20. AUBURN 5. Florida State 15. Oklahoma 21. Sam Houston 1990 6. Oklahoma 16. Nebraska 22. Seton Hall 1. GEORGIA 7. Wichita State 17. Georgia Tech 23. Michigan 2. Oklahoma State 8. California 18. LaSalle 24. Rider 3. Stanford 9. LSU 19. Oral Roberts 25. Georgia Tech 4. LSU 10. Clemson 20. Florida State 5. MISSISSIPPI STATE 11. Hawaii 21. New Orleans 1988 6. Citadel 12. Arizona 22. Houston 1. Stanford 7. Cal State Fullerton 13. Oklahoma State 23. Virginia 2. Arizona State 8. Georgia Southern 14. Notre Dame 24. LSU 3. Cal State Fullerton 9. Arizona State 15. Texas A&M 25. Brigham Young 4. Wichita State 10. Florida State 16. FLORIDA 5. Miami 11. Southern Cal 17. Western Carolina 1986 6. FLORIDA 12. Miami 18. Stanford 1. Arizona 7. Fresno State 13. Texas 19. Ohio State 2. Florida State 8. California 14. Arkansas 20. UCLA 3. Miami 9. Oklahoma State 15. San Diego State 21. MISSISSIPPI STATE 4. Oklahoma State 10. Texas 16. Southern Illinois 22. Virginia 5. LSU 11. Texas A&M 17. South Alabama 23. Long Beach State 6. Loyola Marymount 12. Pepperdine 18. Washington State 24. Georgia Tech 7. Indiana State 13. Southern Cal 19. UCLA 25. Minnesota 8. Maine 14. KENTUCKY 20. Wichita State 28. SOUTH CAROLINA 9. South Florida 15. Florida State 21. North Carolina 10. Hawaii 16. Washington State 22. Creighton 1993 11. Cal Santa Barbara 17. South Carolina 23. Illinois 1. LSU 12. Tulane 18. Loyola Marymount 24. Houston 2. Wichita State 13. UCLA 19. Michigan 25. Loyola Marymount 3. Long Beach State 14. Pepperdine 20. Stetson 4. Oklahoma State 15. Stanford 21. Clemson 1991 5. Texas A&M 16. Texas 22. Central Michigan 1. LSU 6. Texas 17. Georgia Tech 23. MISSISSIPPI STATE 2. Wichita State 7. Arizona State 18. Texas A&M 24. Oklahoma 3. Creighton 8. Kansas 19. La. Tech 25. UNLV 4. FLORIDA 9. Arizona 20. Central Michigan 5. Long Beach State 10. Fresno State 21. ALABAMA 1989 6. Fresno State 11. Notre Dame 22. Oklahoma 1. Wichita State 7. Florida State 12. Ohio State 23. Oregon State 2. Texas 8. Clemson 13. Georgia Tech 24. Arkansas 3. Florida State 9. Oklahoma State 14. St. John’s 25. Pan American 4. LSU 10. Cal State Northridge 15. Cal State Northridge 5. Arkansas 11. Texas 16. Pepperdine 1987 6. Miami 12. Hawaii 17. Clemson 1. Stanford 7. Long Beach State 13. Southern Cal 18. Southern Cal 2. Oklahoma State 8. North Carolina 14. Miami 19. Cal State Fullerton 3. Texas 9. Texas A&M 15. SW Louisiana 20. TENNESSEE 4. LSU 10. MISSISSIPPI STATE 16. Texas A&M 21. N.C. State 5. Florida State 11. Arizona 17. Maine 22. Florida State 6. Arkansas 12. Michigan 18. Stanford 23. North Carolina 7. GEORGIA 13. Fresno State 19. Pepperdine 24. UCLA

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 191 POLLS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

25. MISSISSIPPI STATE 2. Miami 8. Florida State 9. SOUTH CAROLINA 28. AUBURN 3. FLORIDA 9. Stanford 10. Georgia Tech 29. SOUTH CAROLINA 4. Clemson 10. Wichita State 11. Nebraska 5. ALABAMA 11. Cal State Fullerton 12. Arizona State 1994 6. Florida State 12. AUBURN 13. Houston 1. Oklahoma 7. Wichita State 13. Washington 14. Miami 2. Georgia Tech 8. Oklahoma State 14. Texas A&M 15. MISSISSIPPI STATE 3. Cal State Fullerton 9. Southern California 15. Georgia Tech 16. UCLA 4. Arizona State 10. Cal State Northridge 16. ALABAMA 17. FLORIDA 5. Miami 11. Stanford 17. Rice 18. Baylor 6. Florida State 12. TENNESSEE 18. North Carolina 19. Penn State 7. LSU 13. Cal State Fullerton 19. SOUTH CAROLINA 20. Wake Forest 8. AUBURN 14. Georgia Southern 20. Illinois 21. North Carolina 9. Clemson 15. UCLA 21. South Alabama 22. Cal State Fullerton 10. TENNESSEE 16. Texas 22. Oklahoma 23. Stetson 11. Ohio State 17. Texas Tech 23. Clemson 24. Loyola Marymount 12. Oklahoma State 18. Georgia Tech 24. Harvard 25. AUBURN 13. Stanford 19. Virginia 25. Tulane 26. Rice 14. Southern Cal 20. Massachusetts 27. ALABAMA 15. Texas 21. South Florida 1999 28. Wichita State 16. Washington 22. Stetson 1. Miami (Fla.) 29. East Carolina 17. Wichita State 23. South Alabama 2. Florida State 30. Central Florida 18. Notre Dame 24. Tulane 3. Stanford 19. Nevada 25. Rice 4. ALABAMA 2001 20. Long Beach State 5. Rice 1. Miami 21. FLORIDA 1997 6. Cal State Fullerton 2. Stanford 22. Brigham Young 1. LSU 7. Texas A&M 3. Cal State Fullerton 23. Memphis 2. ALABAMA 8. Oklahoma State 4. TENNESSEE 24. Jacksonville 3. Miami (Fla.) 9. Baylor 5. Southern California 25. Kansas 4. Stanford 10. Wake Forest 6. Tulane 5. AUBURN 11. Ohio State 7. Nebraska 1995 6. MISSISSIPPI STATE 12. Southern California 8. GEORGIA 1. Cal State Fullerton 7. Rice 13. Clemson 9. Florida State 2. Southern California 8. UCLA 14. LSU 10. LSU 3. Miami 9. Florida State 15. AUBURN 11. East Carolina 4. TENNESSEE 10. Georgia Tech 16. Wichita State 12. Notre Dame 5. Florida State 11. Texas Tech 17. ARKANSAS 13. Clemson 6. Stanford 12. Oklahoma State 18. East Carolina 14. MISSISSIPPI STATE 7. Clemson 13. Southern Cal 19. Pepperdine 15. SOUTH CAROLINA 8. Oklahoma 14. Arizona State 20. Florida Atlantic 16. Rice 9. AUBURN 15. Washington 21. Tulane 17. Central Florida 10. Texas Tech 16. South Alabama 22. Texas Tech 18. Wake Forest 11. Oklahoma State 17. Oklahoma 23. Southwestern Louisiana 19. Florida International 12. Texas A&M 18. Fresno State 24. Houston 20. Pepperdine 13. Wichita State 19. Santa Clara 25. Minnesota 21. Texas Tech 14. ALABAMA 20. FLORIDA 26. Nevada 22. Baylor 15. Rice 21. Cal State-Fullerton 27. SW Missouri State 23. Arizona State 16. Long Beach State 22. TENNESSEE 28. North Carolina 24. Va. Commonwealth 17. OLE MISS 23. N.C. State 29. Long Beach State 25. Rutgers 18. LSU 24. Long Beach State 30. MISSISSIPPI STATE 26. U.C. Santa Barbara 19. Pepperdine 25. Wichita State 27. Georgia Tech 20. Florida International 2000 28. Texas 21. Central Florida 1998 1. LSU 29. Winthrop 22. Fresno State 1. Southern California 2. Stanford 30. AUBURN 23. Texas 2. Arizona State 3. Florida State 24. Winthrop 3. LSU 4. La.-Lafayette 2002 25. North Carolina 4. Long Beach State 5. Southern California 1. Texas 5. Miami (Fla.) 6. Clemson 2. SOUTH CAROLINA 1996 6. MISSISSIPPI STATE 7. Texas 3. Clemson 1. LSU 7. FLORIDA 8. San Jose State 4. Stanford

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5. Georgia Tech 2004 28. Creighton 24. Coastal Carolina 6. Notre Dame 29. Texas Christian 25. U.C. Riverside 1. Cal. St. Fullerton 7. Rice 30. St. John’s 26. Long Beach St. 2. Texas 8. Nebraska 27. Missouri 3. SOUTH CAROLINA 9. Florida St. 2006 28. Texas Christian 4. GEORGIA 10. Houston 29. N.C. Charlotte 5. Miami, Fla. 1. Oregon St. 11. LOUISIANA ST. 30. Rutgers 6. Arizona 2. North Carolina 12. Southern Calif. 7. ARKANSAS 3. Rice 13. Richmond 2008 8. LOUISIANA ST. 4. Cal. St. Fullerton 14. Wake Forest 9. Stanford 5. Clemson 1. Fresno St. 15. Florida Atlantic 10. Rice 6. Miami, Fla. 2. GEORGIA 16. ALABAMA 11. Georgia Tech. 7. GEORGIA 3. North Carolina 17. Miami, Fla. 12. Long Beach St. 8. Georgia Tech. 4. Stanford 18. ARKANSAS 13. East Carolina 9. ALABAMA 5. Miami, Fla. 19. North Carolina 14. Florida St. 10. Oklahoma 6. LOUISIANA ST. 20. FLORIDA 15. Tulane 11. MISSISSIPPI 7. Florida St. 21. Oral Roberts 16. Texas A&M 12. SOUTH CAROLINA 8. Rice 22. Wichita St. 17. VANDERBILT 13. Col. of Charleston 9. Arizona St. 23. Ca. St. Northridge 18. FLORIDA 14. Oral Roberts 10. Texas A&M 24. Texas Tech. 19. Notre Dame 15. Stanford 11. Ca. St. Fullerton 25. South Alabama 20. Virginia 16. Missouri 12. Wichita St. 26. Arizona St. 21. Washington 17. Texas 13. Arizona 27. Long Beach St. 22. Oral Roberts 18. KENTUCKY 14. U.C. Irvine 28. Ca. St. Fullerton 23. Arizona St. 19. Evansville 15. N.C. State 29. San Jose St. 24. MISSISSIPPI 20. Virginia 16. Coastal Carolina 30. La.-Lafayette 25. Central Florida 21. Houston 17. San Diego 26. Clemson 22. Nebraska 18. Oklahoma St. 2003 27. North Carolina 23. Oklahoma St. 19. Long Beach St. 1. Rice 28. Wichita St. 24. Florida St. 20. Michigan 2. Stanford 29. Col. of Charleston 25. ARKANSAS 21. Missouri 3. Cal. St. Fullerton 30. Florida Atlantic 26. Baylor 22. Nebraska 4. Texas 27. Tulane 23. California 5. Miami, Fla. 2005 28. Fresno St. 24. Georgia Tech. 6. SOUTH CAROLINA 29. North Carolina St. 25. Texas 1. Texas 7. LOUISIANA ST. 30. Pepperdine 26. Texas Christian 2. FLORIDA 8. S.W. Missouri St. 27. VANDERBILT 3. Arizona St. 9. Florida St. 2007 28. SOUTH CAROLINA 4. Baylor 10. Arizona St. 29. St. John’s 5. Tulane 1. Oregon St. 11. Long Beach St. 30. KENTUCKY 6. Nebraska 2. North Carolina 12. N. Carolina St. 7. Oregon St. 3. Rice 13. Baylor 2009 8. TENNESSEE 4. U.C. Irvine 14. Georgia Tech. 9. Cal. St. Fullerton 5. Arizona St. 1. LSU 15. Nebraska 10. Georgia Tech 6. Louisville 2. Texas 16. Houston 11. MISSISSIPPI 7. Cal. St. Fullerton 3. Arizona St. 17. Texas A&M 12. Arizona 8. MISSISSIPPI ST. 4. ARKANSAS 18. Ohio St. 13. Clemson 9. VANDERBILT 5. North Carolina 19. North Carolina 14. Miami, Fla. 10. Florida St. 6. Virginia 20. AUBURN 15. Florida St. 11. SOUTH CAROLINA 7. Cal. St. Fullerton 21. Richmond 16. Rice 12. Clemson 8. Southern Miss. 22. Lamar 17. Southern Califor. 13. Wichita St. 9. U.C. Irvine 23. Florida Atlantic 18. Long Beach St. 14. Texas A&M 10. Florida St. 24. MISSISSIPPI ST. 19. LOUISIANA ST. 15. Virginia 11. Rice 25. Southern Miss. 20. ALABAMA 16. San Diego 12. MISSISSIPPI 26. UNLV 21. North Carolina 17. Texas 13. FLORIDA 27. Washington 22. Col. of Charleston 18. ARKANSAS 14. Louisville 28. Notre Dame 23. Pepperdine 19. MISSISSIPPI 15. Clemson 29. South Alabama 24. Louisiana-Laf. 20. Michigan 16. East Carolina 30. U.C. Riverside 25. Coastal Carolina 21. Oklahoma St. 17. Texas Christian 26. SOUTH CAROLINA 22. Arizona 18. Georgia Tech. 27. Wichita St. 23. UCLA 19. Oklahoma

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20. Miami, Fla. 26. Rice 2012 7. LSU 21. SOUTH CAROLINA 27. Oregon 8. Louisville 1. Arizona 22. Kansas St. 28. Connecticut 9. VANDERBILT 2. SOUTH CAROLINA 23. Western Kentucky 29. Col. of Charleston 10. Cal St. Fullerton 3. ARKANSAS 24. Oregon St. 30. Hawaii 11. Virginia 4. Florida St. 25. Ohio St. 12. Florida St. 5. UCLA 26. Minnesota 2011 13. SOUTH CAROLINA 6. Kent St. 27. Oklahoma St. 14. Rice 1. SOUTH CAROLINA 7. FLORIDA 28. ALABAMA 15. Kansas St. 2. FLORIDA 8. Stony Brook 29. VANDERBILT 16. Oklahoma 3. Virginia 9. LOUISIANA ST. 30. Coastal Carolina 17. Oregon 4. VANDERBILT 10. Baylor 18. ARKANSAS 5. North Carolina 11. Oregon 2010 19. Arizona St. 6. California 12. N.C. State 20. Virginia Tech 1. SOUTH CAROLINA 7. Texas 13. Oklahoma 21. Cal Poly 2. UCLA 8. Texas A&M 14. Stanford 22. Oklahoma St. 3. Texas Christian 9. Florida St. 15. St. John’s 23. Troy 4. Clemson 10. Oregon St. 16. Texas Christian 24. Florida Atlantic 5. Oklahoma 11. Arizona St. 17. North Carolina 25. Central Arkansas 6. Florida St. 12. U.C. Irvine 18. Rice 26. Liberty 7. Arizona St. 13. Connecticut 19. Texas A&M 27. Clemson 8. FLORIDA 14. Stanford 20. Arizona St. 28. William & Mary 9. Texas 15. MISSISSIPPI ST. 21. KENTUCKY 29. Austin Peay 10. Virginia 16. Dallas Baptist 22. Cal. St. Fullerton 30. San Diego 11. Coastal Carolina 17. Texas Christian 23. Purdue 12. Ca. St. Fullerton 18. Cal. St. Fullerton 24. MISSISSIPPI ST. 13. Miami, Fla. 19. Georgia Tech 25. Oregon St. 14. VANDERBILT 20. UCLA 26. Central Florida 15. ARKANSAS 21. Clemson 28. Pepperdine 16. ALABAMA 22. Miami, Fla. 29. Appalachian St. 17. Georgia Tech. 23. Oral Roberts 30. Louisville 18. Texas A&M 24. Rice 19. Louisville 25. Arizona 2013 20. AUBURN 26. Kent St. 1. UCLA 21. Washington St. 27. Coastal Carolina 2. MISSISSIPPI STATE 22. U.C. Irvine 28. Creighton 3. North Carolina 23. St. John’s 29. ARKANSAS 4. Oregon St. 24. MISSISSIPPI 30. Stetson 5. N.C. State 25. LOUISIANA ST. 6. Indiana

194 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE POLLS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT FINAL USA TODAY/ESPN BASEBALL WEEKLY TOP 25

1992 3. Arizona State 7. Wichita State 11. Texas A&M 4. Cal State Fullerton 8. Oklahoma State 12. Cal State Fullerton 1. Pepperdine 5. Miami (Fla.) 9. Southern Cal 13. AUBURN 2. Cal State Fullerton 6. Florida State 10. Cal State Northridge 14. Wichita State 3. Miami (Fla.) 7. LSU 11. Cal State Fullerton 15. Rice 4. Texas 8. AUBURN 12. Texas Tech 16. South Alabama 5. Wichita State 9. Clemson 13. TENNESSEE 17. Washington 6. Florida State 10. Oklahoma State 14. Stanford 18. SOUTH CAROLINA 7. Oklahoma 11. Southern Cal 15. Rice 19. Clemson 8. LSU 12. TENNESSEE 16. UCLA 20. Georgia Tech 9. Clemson 13. Ohio State 17. Virginia 21. Oklahoma 10. California 14. Texas 18. South Florida 22. Baylor 11. Oklahoma State 15. Washington 19. Texas 23. Texas Tech 12. Hawaii 16. Long Beach State 20. Georgia Tech 24. North Carolina 13. FLORIDA 17. Notre Dame 21. Georgia Southern 25. Illinois 14. Notre Dame 18. Wichita State 22. UNLV 15. Stanford 19. Memphis 23. Massachusetts 1999 16. North Carolina State 20. Stanford 24. MISSISSIPPI STATE 17. Arizona 1. Miami (Fla.) 21. North Carolina State 25. South Alabama 18. Long Beach State 2. Florida State 22. Nevada 19. Georgia Tech 3. Stanford 23. FLORIDA 1997 20. Texas A&M 4. ALABAMA 24. Kansas 21. MISSISSIPPI STATE 1. LSU 5. Rice 25. Minnesota 22. Cal State Northridge 2. ALABAMA 6. Cal State Fullerton 23. Western Carolina 3. Miami (Fla.) 7. Texas A&M 1995 24. UCLA 4. Stanford 8. Oklahoma State 25. Ohio State 1. Cal State Fullerton 5. AUBURN 9. Baylor 2. Southern Cal 6. MISSISSIPPI STATE 10. Wake Forest 1993 3. Miami (Fla.) 7. UCLA 11. AUBURN 4. Florida State 8. Rice 12. Ohio State 1. LSU 5. TENNESSEE 9. Florida State 13. Southern California 2. Wichita State 6. Stanford 10. Southern Cal 14. Clemson 3. Long Beach State 7. Clemson 11. Georgia Tech 15. Wichita State 4. Texas A&M 8. Oklahoma 12. Oklahoma State 16. LSU 5. Oklahoma State 9. Texas Tech 13. Arizona State 17. Pepperdine 6. Texas 10. AUBURN 14. Texas Tech 18. Southwestern Louisiana 7. Arizona State 11. Oklahoma State 15. Washington 19. Tulane 8. Kansas 12. Rice 16. South Alabama 20. ARKANSAS 9. Georgia Tech 13. Texas A&M 17. Wichita State 21. Texas Tech 10. Arizona 14. LSU 18. FLORIDA 22. Florida Atlantic 11. North Carolina State 15. ALABAMA 19. TENNESSEE 23. East Carolina 12. Fresno State 16. Wichita State 20. N.C. State 24. MISSISSIPPI STATE 13. Florida State 17. Long Beach State 21. Oklahoma 25. NEBRASKA 14. Pepperdine 18. Texas 22. Texas A&M 15. Cal State Fullerton 19. OLE MISS 23. Fresno State 2000 16. Clemson 20. Central Florida 24. Clemson 17. Notre Dame 1. LSU 21. Florida International 25. Long Beach State 18. Ohio State 2. Stanford 22. Pepperdine 19. TENNESSEE 3. Florida State 23. Fresno State 1998 20. Southern Cal 4. Southern Cal 24. North Carolina 21. MISSISSIPPI STATE 1. Southern California 5. Clemson 25. South Alabama 22. UCLA 2. Arizona State 6. Louisiana-Lafayette 23. North Carolina 3. LSU 7. Texas 1996 24. Baylor 4. Long Beach State 8. SOUTH CAROLINA 25. SOUTH CAROLINA 1. LSU 5. Miami (Fla.) 9. San Jose State 2. Miami (Fla.) 6. MISSISSIPPI STATE 10. Georgia Tech 1994 3. FLORIDA 7. FLORIDA 11. Nebraska 4. Clemson 8. Florida State 12. Houston 1. Oklahoma 5. Florida State 9. ALABAMA 13. Miami (Fla.) 2. Georgia Tech 6. ALABAMA 10. Stanford 14. MISSISSIPPI STATE OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 195 POLLS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS

15. UCLA 21. North Carolina 2005 6. VANDERBILT 16. Arizona State 22. ARKANSAS 7. Louisville 1. Texas 17. Baylor 23. Cal State Northridge 8. MISSISSIPPI STATE 2. FLORIDA 18. Penn State 24. Eest Carolina 9. Cal State Fullerton 3. Tulane 19. North Carolina 25. San Jose State 10. SOUTH CAROLINA 4. Baylor 20. AUBURN 11. Texas 5. Arizona State 21. FLORIDA 2003 12. Texas A&M 6. Nebraska 22. ALABAMA 13. Wichita State 1. Rice 7. Oregon State 23. Cal State Fullerton 14. Florida State 2. Standford 8. Cal State Fullerton 24. Wake Forest 15. Clemson 3. Cal St. Fullerton 9. TENNESSEE 25. Loyola Marymount 16. Virginia 4. Texas 10. Georgia Tech 17. MISSISSIPPI 5. Miami 11. Rice 2001 18. San Diego 6. LSU 12. MISSISSIPPI 19. Michigan 1. Miami (Fla.) 7. SOUTH CAROLINA 13. Miami (Fla.) 20. Coastal Carolina 2. Stanford 8. Florida State 14. Florida State 21. ARKANSAS 3. Cal State Fullerton 9. Arizona State 15. Southern California 22. UCLA 4. Southern California 10. Long Beach State 16. Clemson 23. Oklahoma State 5. TENNESSEE 11. SW Missouri State 17. Arizona 24. Missouri 6. Tulane 12. NC State 18. LSU 25. Texas Christian 7. Nebraska 13. Baylor 19. MISSISSIPPI STATE 8. GEORGIA 14. Nebraska 20. Long Beach State 2008 9. LSU 15. Texas A&M 21. SOUTH CAROLINA 10. Florida State 16. Georgia Tech 22. North Carolina 1. Fresno State 11. East Carolina 17. AUBURN 23. Louisiana-Lafayette 2. GEORGIA 12. Rice 18. Southern Mississippi 24. ALABAMA 3. North Carolina 13. SOUTH CAROLINA 19. MISSISSIPPI STATE 25. College of Charleston 4. Miami (Fla.) 14. Clemson 20. Ohio State 5. Stanford 15. Notre Dame 21. North Carolina 2006 6. LSU 16. Central Florida 22. UNLV 7. Rice 1. Oregon State 17. MISSISSIPPI STATE 23. Richmond 8. Florida State 2. North Carolina 18. Florida Int. 24. Houston 9. Arizona State 3. Rice 19. Wake Forest 25. Florida Atlantic 10. Cal State Fullerton 4. Cal State Fullerton 20. Pepperdine 11. UC-Irvine 5. Clemson 21. Georgia Tech 2004 12. Texas A&M 6. Miami (Fla.) 22. Arizona State 13. Wichita State 1. CS Fullerton 7. Georgia Tech 23. Texas Tech 14. Arizona 2. Texas 8. GEORGIA 24. South Alabama 15. North Carolina State 3. SOUTH CAROLINA 9. ALABAMA 25. Baylor 16. Coastal Carolina 4. Miami, Fla. 10. MISSISSIPPI 17. San Diego 5. GEORGIA 11. Oklahoma 2002 18. Oklahoma State 6. LSU 12. Texas 19. Missouri 1. Texas 7. Arizona 13. Charleston 20. Long Beach State 2. SOUTH CAROLINA (TIE) ARKANSAS 14. Virginia 21. Texas 3. Clemson 9. East Carolina 15. KENTUCKY 22. Michigan 4. Stanford (tie) Long Beach State 16. Stanford 23. Nebraska 5. Georgia Tech 11. Rice 17. South Carolina 24. Georgia Tech 6. Rice 12. Georgia Tech 18. Nebraska 25. KENTUCKY 7. Notre Dame 13. Stanford 19. Oral Roberts 8. Nebraska 14. Florida State 20. Florida State 2009 9. Florida State 15. Texas A&M 21. Missouri 10. Houston 16. FLORIDA 22. ARKANSAS 1. LSU 11. LSU 17. Tulane 23. Arizona State 2. Texas 12. ALABAMA 18. VANDERBILT 24. Houston 3. Arizona State 13. Wake Forest 19. Notre Dame 25. Pepperdine 4. North Carolina 14. Southern California 20. Arizona State 5. Virginia 15. FLORIDA 21. Virginia 2007 6. ARKANSAS 16. Richmond 22. Wichita State 7. Cal State-Fullerton 1. Oregon State 17. Wichita State 23. Washington 8. Southern Mississippi 2. North Carolina 18. Florida Atlantic 24. North Carolina 9. Rice 3. Rice 19. Arizona State 25. MISSISSIPPI 10. Florida State 4. UC Irvine 20. Miami (Fla.) 11. MISSISSIPPI 5. Arizona State 196 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE POLLS MISSISSIPPI STATE ‡ MISSOURI ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ VANDERBILT

12. TCU 17. Georgia Tech 22. UCLA 2013 13. FLORIDA 18. ALABAMA 23. ARKANSAS 1. UCLA 14. Clemson 19. AUBURN 24. Miami (Fla.) 2. MISSISSIPPI STATE 15. East Carolina 20. Rice 25. Arizona 3. North Carolina 16. UC-Irvine 21. Texas A&M 4. Oregon State 17. Louisville 22. UC-Irvine 2012 5. North Carolina State 18. Georgia Tech 23. Connecticut 1. Arizona 6. LSU 19. Oklahoma 24. MISSISSIPPI 2. SOUTH CAROLINA 7. Indiana 20. Miami (Fla.) 25. LSU 3. ARKANSAS 8. Louisville 21. SOUTH CAROLINA 4. Florida State 9. VANDERBILT 22. Kansas State 2011 5. UCLA 10. Cal State Fullerton 23. Coastal Carolina 1. SOUTH CAROLINA 6. FLORIDA 11. Virginia 24. GEORGIA 2. FLORIDA 7. Kent State 12. SOUTH CAROLINA 25. VANDERBILT 3. VANDERBILT 8. Stony Brook 13. Florida State 4. Virginia 9. Baylor 14. Kansas State 2010 5. North Carolina 10. Oregon 15. Oregon 1. SOUTH CAROLINA 6. Texas A&M 11. LSU 15. Rice 2. UCLA 7. Texas 12. Stanford 17. Oklahoma 3. TCU 8. California 13. North Carolina State 18. ARKANSAS 4. Clemson 9. Florida State 14. Oklahoma 19. Arizona State 5. Oklahoma 10. Arizona State 15. TCU 19. Virginia Tech 6. Florida State 11. Oregon State 16. St. John’s 21. Oklahoma State 7. Arizona State 12. UC-Irvine 17. North Carolina 22. Florida Atlantic 8. FLORIDA 13. Stanford 18. Texas A&M 23. Georgia Tech 9. Texas 14. Connecticut 19. KENTUCKY 24. Cal Poly 10. Virginia 15. MISSISSIPPI STATE 20. Rice 25. Clemson 11. Coastal Carolina 16. Clemson 21. Purdue 12. Cal State Fullerton 17. Cal State-Fullerton 22. Oregon State 13. VANDERBILT 18. Dallas Baptist 23. Virginia 14. ARKANSAS 19. TCU 24. Central Florida 15. Miami (Fla.) 20. Georgia Tech 25. VANDERBILT 16. Louisville 21. Rice

OLE MISS ‡ LSU ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ GEORGIA ‡ FLORIDA ‡ AUBURN ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ ALABAMA 197 POLLS ALABAMA ‡ ARKANSAS ‡ AUBURN ‡ FLORIDA ‡ GEORGIA ‡ KENTUCKY ‡ LSU ‡ OLE MISS 2013 SEC BASEBALL ATTENDANCE BREAKDOWN

2013 SEC ATTENDANCE LEADERS TOP HOME CROWDS OF 2013 June 12, 2013 - Final Date Matchup Attendance Year after year, the SEC continues to be the benchmark in paid col- April 20 Auburn at Mississippi State 14,562 lege baseball attendance. The SEC and its member schools own virtually April 27 South Carolina at LSU 12,727 all regular season, conference tournament, NCAA Regional and Super Feb. 15 Maryland at LSU 12,373 Regional attendance records. The SEC and one of its institutions have May 17 Ole Miss at LSU 12,193 led the NCAA in total and average attendance for the last 15 seasons June 8 Oklahoma at LSU 12,153 in a row, and 20 of the last 26 years. In 2007, the SEC drew nearly 1.7 June 1 Sam Houston State at LSU 12,085 million and averaged for 4,000 per game for first time in history. New June 7 Oklahoma at LSU 12,007 records were once again set in 2011 as the league drew over two mil- June 2 Louisiana-Lafayette at LSU 11,838 lion for the first time ever, as well as nearly 5,000 per game. An NCAA- April 13 Alabama at Ole Miss 11,729 record 2,191,785 total fans and 5,181 per game attended regular April 26 South Carolina at LSU 11,695 season games in the SEC last season. That marked the 11th year in a row the SEC has topped the one million mark in attendance, leading the nation once again in that category by a wide margin. TOP NEUTRAL SITE CROWDS OF 2013 April 23 Georgia vs. Georgia Tech 18,240 Team *Home Dates Total Average (Turner Field; Atlanta, Ga.) LSU 43 473,298 11,007 Arkansas 30 250,055 8,335 March 27 Arkansas vs. Mississippi Valley State 9,285 Ole Miss 30 239,909 7,996 (North Little Rock, Ark.) Mississippi State 37 281,840 7,617 South Carolina 35 260,605 7,445 March 26 Florida vs. Florida State 9,269 Texas A&M 33 149,263 4,523 (Jacksonville, Fla.) Florida 36 126,421 3,511 Alabama 31 101,137 3,262 March 12 Mississippi State vs. Southern Miss. 6,948 Vanderbilt 41 110,546 2,696 (Trustmark Park; Pearl, Miss.) Auburn 32 85,049 2,657 Georgia 29 56,267 1,940 March 5 Alabama vs. Auburn 6,911 Kentucky 28 53,022 1,893 (Riverwalk Stadium; Montgomery, Ala.) Tennessee 26 48,010 1,846 Missouri 23 18,665 811 TOTALS 454 2,254,087 4,965 *Some teams have played doubleheaders at various points of the season, giving them less home dates than they have played actual home games.

2012 SEC BASEBALL ATTENDANCE 2011 SEC BASEBALL ATTENDANCE Team *Home Dates Total Average Team *Home Dates Total Average LSU 44 472,391 10,736 LSU 38 400,295 10,534 Arkansas 36 286,472 7,957 Ole Miss 32 261,006 8,156 South Carolina 39 295,389 7,574 Arkansas 31 245,905 7,932 Ole Miss 32 293,099 7,471 South Carolina 40 297,279 7,431 Mississippi State 33 206,920 6,270 Mississippi State 31 189,218 6,103 Florida 39 153,484 3,935 Alabama 33 130,908 3,966 Alabama 31 107,222 3,458 Florida 41 153,904 3,753 Auburn 35 97,994 2,794 Auburn 33 97,919 2,967 Vanderbilt 33 79,605 2,412 Vanderbilt 36 96,534 2,682 Georgia 35 71,767 2,050 Georgia 27 61,077 2,262 Kentucky 33 64,358 1,950 Kentucky 31 51,159 1,649 Tennessee 33 63,084 1,911 Tennessee 35 50,956 1,455 TOTALS 423 2,191,785 5,181 TOTALS 408 2,036,160 4,990 *Some teams have played doubleheaders at various points of the season, giving *Some teams have played doubleheaders at various points of the season, giving them less home dates than they have played actual home games. them less home dates than they have played actual home games.

TOP HOME CROWDS OF 2012 TOP HOME CROWDS OF 2011 Date Matchup Attendance Date Matchup Attendance June 10 Stony Brook at LSU 11,976 March 18 Florida at LSU 12,076 March 31 Arkansas at LSU 11,710 Feb. 18 Wake Forest at LSU 12,070 April 28 Georgia at LSU 11,676 March 12 Cal State Fullerton at LSU 11,803 April 14 Alabama at LSU 11,505 March 11 Cal State Fullerton at LSU 11,738 June 9 Stony Brook at LSU 11,468 March 19 Florida at LSU 11,703 Feb. 17 Air Force at LSU 11,376 April 9 LSU at Arkansas 11,462 June 8 Stony Brook at LSU 11,207 April 2 Ole Miss at LSU 11,421 March 10 Michigan at LSU 11,204 March 1 SEC Louisiana at LSU 11,307 April 9 Florida at Mississippi State 11,201 April 16 Mississippi State at Arkansas 11,194 April 2 Georgia at LSU 11,010

198 VANDERBILT ‡ TEXAS A&M ‡ TENNESSEE ‡ SOUTH CAROLINA ‡ MISSOURI ‡ MISSISSIPPI STATE 2014 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE (continued from inside front cover) Arkansas-Little Rock at Missouri Lamar at LSU Georgia vs. Kennesaw State (Coolray Field) 7 (Wednesday) College of Charleston at South Carolina Mississippi State vs. Southern Miss Tennessee Tech at Kentucky Savannah State at Georgia Sam Houston State at Texas A&M Missouri State at Missouri Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State Wofford at South Carolina Belmont at Vanderbilt South Carolina at Furman (Trustmark Park) Tennessee at Tennessee Tech Wichita State at Missouri (at Kauffman) 26 (Wednesday) 8 (Thursday) Prairie View A&M at Texas A&M Davidson at South Carolina *Vanderbilt at Florida MVSU at Arkansas Tennessee at ETSU Alabama State at Auburn 9 (Wednesday) Texas A&M at Rice 9 (Friday) Coastal Carolina at South Carolina UNLV at Arkansas Vanderbilt vs. Memphis *Vanderbilt at Florida Charleston Southern at Georgia 27 (Thursday) 23 (Wednesday) *Alabama at LSU Murray State at Ole Miss *Texas A&M at Arkansas *Missouri at Auburn Northwestern State at Arkansas 10 (Thursday) *Auburn at Kentucky Florida A&M at Florida *Georgia at Ole Miss 28 (Friday) *Tennessee at Georgia Tulane at LSU *Tennessee at Mississippi State *Missouri at Auburn USC Upstate at South Carolina *Ole Miss at Alabama 11 (Friday) *Missouri at South Carolina *Arkansas at Mississippi State *Tennessee at Georgia 24 (Thursday) 10 (Saturday) *LSU at Florida *Auburn at Alabama *Texas A&M at Mississippi State *Alabama at LSU *Texas A&M at Georgia *Arkansas at LSU *Vanderbilt at Florida *Kentucky at Vanderbilt *Florida at South Carolina 25 (Friday) *Texas A&M at Arkansas *Tennessee at South Carolina *Missouri at Kentucky *Texas A&M at Mississippi State *Auburn at Kentucky *Ole Miss at Mississippi State *Alabama at South Carolina *Georgia at Ole Miss 29 (Saturday) *Texas A&M at Vanderbilt *Auburn at Arkansas *Tennessee at Mississippi State *Missouri at Auburn *Missouri at Florida *Missouri at South Carolina *Ole Miss at Alabama 12 (Saturday) *Georgia at Vanderbilt *Arkansas at Mississippi State *Tennessee at Georgia *Ole Miss at Kentucky 11 (Sunday) *LSU at Florida *Auburn at Alabama *Tennessee at LSU *Alabama at LSU *Texas A&M at Georgia *Arkansas at LSU *Texas A&M at Arkansas *Kentucky at Vanderbilt *Florida at South Carolina 26 (Saturday) *Auburn at Kentucky *Tennessee at South Carolina *Missouri at Kentucky *Texas A&M at Mississippi State *Georgia at Ole Miss 30 (Sunday) *Ole Miss at Mississippi State *Alabama at South Carolina *Tennessee at Mississippi State *Ole Miss at Alabama *Texas A&M at Vanderbilt *Auburn at Arkansas *Missouri at South Carolina *Arkansas at Mississippi State *Missouri at Florida *LSU at Florida 13 (Sunday) *Georgia at Vanderbilt 13 (Tuesday) *Auburn at Alabama *Texas A&M at Georgia *Ole Miss at Kentucky Alabama at Jacksonville State *Arkansas at LSU *Kentucky at Vanderbilt *Tennessee at LSU UAB at Auburn *Florida at South Carolina *Tennessee at South Carolina USF at Florida *Missouri at Kentucky 27 (Sunday) Georgia vs. Georgia Tech (Turner Field) *Ole Miss at Mississippi State *Alabama at South Carolina Kentucky at Murray State APRIL *Texas A&M at Vanderbilt *Auburn at Arkansas Northwestern State at LSU 1 (Tuesday) *Missouri at Florida Ole Miss at Arkansas State 15 (Tuesday) *Georgia at Vanderbilt UL-Monroe at Alabama The Citadel at South Carolina Jackson State at Alabama *Ole Miss at Kentucky Nebraska at Arkansas Morehead State at Tennessee Samford at Auburn Stephen F. Austin at Arkansas *Tennessee at LSU Auburn at Samford Sam Houston State at Texas A&M Florida Atlantic at Florida 29 (Tuesday) SEMO at Vanderbilt Louisville at Kentucky Florida at Florida Gulf Coast Missouri vs. Southern Illinois Georgia at Georgia Tech Alabama at Samford 15 (Thursday) Kentucky at Louisville Arkansas at Missouri State Appalachian State at South Carolina *Mississippi State at Alabama Nicholls at LSU Alcorn State at LSU ETSU at Tennessee *Arkansas at Missouri Alcorn State at Mississippi State SEMO at Missouri Houston at Texas A&M *LSU at Auburn Missouri at Missouri State Tennessee at Middle Tennessee Tennessee-Martin at Vanderbilt *Florida at Tennessee Charleston Southern at South Carolina Texas State at Texas A&M *Kentucky at Georgia 2 (Wednesday) Tennessee vs. Virginia Tech *Ole Miss at Texas A&M Abilene Christian at Texas A&M 30 (Wednesday) Nebraska at Arkansas *South Carolina at Vanderbilt McNeese State at LSU MTSU at Vanderbilt Southern Miss at Ole Miss Jacksonville State at Mississippi State Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Ole Miss 16 (Wednesday) 16 (Friday) Missouri vs. Illinois (Busch Stadium) *Mississippi State at Alabama Alabama vs. UAB (Regions Field) Presbyterian at South Carolina *Arkansas at Missouri LSU vs. Southern Miss (Zephyr Field) MAY *LSU at Auburn 3 (Thursday) Ole Miss at Memphis 1 (Thursday) *Florida at Tennessee *South Carolina at Arkansas 17 (Thursday) *Kentucky at Tennessee *Kentucky at Georgia 4 (Friday) *LSU at Ole Miss 2 (Friday) *Ole Miss at Texas A&M *South Carolina at Vanderbilt *South Carolina at Arkansas 18 (Friday) *Kentucky at Tennessee *Alabama at Texas A&M *Florida at Alabama 17 (Saturday) *Auburn at Ole Miss *LSU at Ole Miss *Arkansas at Ole Miss *Alabama at Tennessee *Mississippi State at Alabama *Florida at Kentucky *Mississippi State at Auburn *Arkansas at Missouri *Georgia at Missouri *Vanderbilt at Arkansas *South Carolina at Georgia *South Carolina at Auburn *LSU at Auburn *Mississippi State at LSU *LSU at Texas A&M *Florida at Tennessee *Vanderbilt at Tennessee *Georgia at Florida *Vanderbilt at Missouri *Kentucky at Texas A&M *Kentucky at Georgia 5 (Saturday) *Mississippi State at Missouri 3 (Saturday) *Ole Miss at Texas A&M *South Carolina at Vanderbilt *South Carolina at Arkansas 19 (Saturday) *Kentucky at Tennessee *Alabama at Texas A&M *Florida at Alabama 20-25 (Tuesday-Sunday) *LSU at Ole Miss *Auburn at Ole Miss *Arkansas at Ole Miss SEC Tournament *Florida at Kentucky *Alabama at Tennessee *Mississippi State at Auburn *Vanderbilt at Arkansas Hoover Metropolitan Stadium – *Georgia at Missouri *South Carolina at Georgia Hoover, Ala. *Mississippi State at LSU *South Carolina at Auburn *LSU at Texas A&M *Vanderbilt at Tennessee *Georgia at Florida *Vanderbilt at Missouri *Kentucky at Texas A&M MAY 30-JUNE 2 4 (Sunday) 6 (Sunday) *Mississippi State at Missouri (Fri.-Mon.) *Alabama at Texas A&M *Florida at Alabama 20 (Sunday) NCAA Regionals *Auburn at Ole Miss *Arkansas at Ole Miss Campus Sites *Florida at Kentucky *Alabama at Tennessee *Mississippi State at Auburn *Georgia at Missouri *Vanderbilt at Arkansas *South Carolina at Georgia 6-9 (Fri.-Mon.) *South Carolina at Auburn *LSU at Texas A&M *Mississippi State at LSU NCAA Super Regionals *Vanderbilt at Tennessee *Georgia at Florida *Vanderbilt at Missouri *Kentucky at Texas A&M Campus Sites 8 (Tuesday) *Mississippi State at Missouri 6 (Tuesday) 15-25 Jacksonville State at Alabama UAB at Alabama College World Series 22 (Tuesday) Bethune Cookman at Auburn UNLV at Arkansas Omaha, Neb. Troy at Auburn Southern Miss at Alabama Mercer at Florida Northwestern State at Arkansas Dayton at Kentucky Florida at Florida State *Denotes Southeastern Conference Game Georgia at Clemson South Alabama at Auburn UNC Asheville at Tennessee Morehead State at Kentucky Jacksonville at Florida Louisville at Vanderbilt