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TTEXASEXAS BBASEBALLASEBALL Texas Media Relations · P.O. Box 7399 · Austin, Texas 78713 Assistant Media Relations Director/Baseball Contact: Justin Moore · Office: (512) 232-9438 SSix-Timeix-Time NNationalational CChampionshampions Email: [email protected] 11949949 · 11950950 · 11975975 · 11983983 · 22002002 · 22005005 22014014 schedule/scoresschedule/scores TEXAS (38-18) AT NCAA HOUSTON REGIONAL Date Opponent (TV) Time/Score Game Day Information Feb. 14 at California L, 0-7 Feb. 15 at California L, 1-2 Dates: May 30-June 2, 2014 Feb. 15 at California W, 6-2 Location: Houston Feb. 16 at California W, 5-0 Venue: Reckling Park (5,368) Feb. 18 TEXAS A&M CORPUS CHRISTI (LHN) W, 10-0 TV: ESPNU/ESPN3 | Talent: Tom Hart (PbP) and Ben McDonald (Analyst) Feb. 21 STANFORD (LHN) W, 9-3 Radio: AM-1300 The Zone | Talent: Craig Way (PbP), Bill Little (Analyst) Feb. 22 STANFORD (LHN) W, 4-3 Twitter: @Texas_Baseball Feb. 23 STANFORD (LHN) L, 5-11 #2 Seed Texas Friday, May 30 2014 NCAA Feb. 25 UT-PAN AMERICAN (LHN) W, 2-1 (11) Game 1 - #2 Texas (38-18) vs. #3 Texas A&M (33-24), 3 p.m. CT, ESPNU Feb. 28 vs. Rice (LHN) W, 2-0 LONGHORNS Game 2 - #1 Rice (41-18) vs. #4 George Mason (34-20), 7 p.m. CT, ESPN3 REGIONAL March 1 vs. Houston (LHN) W, 3-2 Saturday, May 31 March 2 vs. Sam Houston State (LHN) W, 3-2 Head Coach Game 3 - Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2, 3 p.m. Texas by the Numbers March 4 VALPARAISO (LHN) W, 7-1 Augie Garrido Game 4 - Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2, 7 p.m. NCAA Appearances: 56 At Texas: 761-365-2 (18th Year) Overall NCAA Record: 225-111 March 7 HAWAII (LHN) W, 3-2 Sunday, June 1 Career: 1,912-889-9 (46th Year) NCAA Regional Record: 127-51-1 March 8 HAWAII (7 inn.) (LHN) L, 1-6 National Titles: 5 Game 5 - Loser Game 4 vs. Winner Game 3, 3 p.m. Game 6 - Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game 5, 7 p.m. Regional Titles: 34 March 8 HAWAII (LHN) W, 3-2 Super Regional Titles: 7 Super Regional Titles: 8 March 9 HAWAII (LHN) W, 4-1 Regional Titles: 15 Monday, June 2 - If necessary CWS Appearances: 34 March 11 at Texas State (KBVO) W, 6-3 Game 7 - Rematch of Game 6, 6 p.m. March 14 KANSAS * (LHN) L, 2-3 QUICK HITS March 15 KANSAS * (LHN) W, 2-1 March 16 KANSAS * (LHN) L, 1-6 · Texas opens play in the NCAA Tournament Houston Regional Friday at 3 p.m. against Texas A&M on March 18 DALLAS BAPTIST (LHN) W, 5-0 ESPNU. The Longhorns are the No. 2 seed in the region while the Aggies are the No. 3 seed. March 21 COLUMBIA (LHN) W, 7-3 · Texas is making its 56th appearance in the NCAA Tournament, the most by any school. The Longhorns March 22 COLUMBIA (LHN) W, 6-1 March 22 COLUMBIA (LHN) W, 11-0 have won 34 regional titles, the most recent in 2011. March 25 TEXAS STATE (LHN) W, 5-1 · The Longhorns and Aggies have met 368 times in history, with Texas holding a 240-123-5 advantage. March 28 at Texas Tech * (FCS) W, 11-1 March 29 at Texas Tech * L, 4-8 This will be the first time the teams have met in NCAA Championship play. Texas is 222-54-2 all-time March 30 at Texas Tech * (FSW) W, 5-2 (12) against Rice, including 1-1 in NCAA Regional play (7-4 loss in Houston in 2008; 4-1 win in Austin in 2010). April 1 at Rice W, 5-2 Texas has never played George Mason. April 4 BAYLOR * (LHN) W, 5-4 April 5 BAYLOR * (LHN) W, 6-3 · Texas enters the regional with a 38-18 record after going 36-16 in the regular season and 2-2 in the Big April 6 BAYLOR * (LHN) W, 4-0 12 Tournament. The Longhorns won their opening two games in the Big 12 Tournament before being April 8 RICE (LHN) L, 2-7 eliminated by losing twice to Oklahoma State. April 11 at Oklahoma * (FCS) W, 10-8 (10) April 12 at Oklahoma * W, 7-2 · The Texas pitching staff ranks 10th nationally with a 2.45 ERA. Texas is allowing just 7.48 hits/9 innings April 13 at Oklahoma * (ESPNU) W, 8-1 which ranks 13th in the country, while the Longhorns’ 10 shutouts are eighth-best in the nation. April 15 UT-ARLINGTON (LHN) W, 10-2 April 17 TCU * (LHN) L, 0-3 · The Longhorns rank 27th nationally in fielding percentage (.975). Texas has turned 60 double plays April 18 TCU * (LHN) L, 0-2 which is tied for 10th nationally. April 19 TCU * (LHN) L, 1-3 · Designated hitter Madison Carter is hitting .367 on the season and hit .444 in Big 12 regular season April 22 UT-PAN AMERICAN (LHN) W, 5-4 April 25 OKLAHOMA STATE* (LHN) W, 3-0 games. In the last ten games, Carter is 18-of-37 (.486) with 11 runs, four RBI, four doubles and a home run. April 26 OKLAHOMA STATE * (LHN) L, 1-2 · Mark Payton leads the Big 12 in on-base percentage (.457) and walks (48), is third in triples (5) and is April 27 OKLAHOMA STATE* (LHN) L, 3-8 hitting .319. Payton has reached base safely in 95 consecutive games dating back to last season, which is April 29 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M (LHN) W, 6-3 May 2 at West Virginia * L, 3-5 the longest streak nationally and a Big 12 record. May 3 at West Virginia * W, 2-0 · The Longhorns have been at their best offensively in road/neutral games, hitting .291 as a team with a May 4 at West Virginia * L, 6-12 May 13 TEXAS STATE (LHN) Cancelled .779 OPS (.405 on-base percentage/.374 slugging percentage). Fifteen of Texas’ 19 home runs have come May 16 at Kansas State * (Cox) W, 12-0 away from home. May 17 at Kansas State * (FCS-Atlantic) L, 4-5 · The Longhorns are 18-2 when scoring in the first inning this season, outscoring opponents 30-14. May 18 at Kansas State * (FS1) W, 9-8 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship · Texas ranks 12th in the offical NCAA RPI and has played the 8th most difficult schedule in the country May 21 vs. Texas Tech (FCS) W, 8-3 according to BoydsWorld.com. The Longhorns have a 13-7 record against teams in the RPI top 35, and May 22 vs. Oklahoma State (FCS) W, 3-0 May 24 vs. Oklahoma State (FCS) L, 1-3 a 26-14 record against teams in the RPI top 100. Texas is ranked in all five polls and is as high as 20th May 24 vs. Oklahoma State (FCS) L, 4-6 (NCBWA, USA Today/Coaches Poll). NCAA Tournament - Houston Regional May 30 vs. Texas A&M (ESPNU) 3 p.m. PROBABLE POSITION STARTERS May 31 vs. TBD TBD NO. PLAYER POS YR B/T AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB June 1 vs. TBD TBD 1 Tres Barrera C Fr. R/R .273 54-52 198 28 54 11 2 5 32 0 June 2 vs. TBD (If Necessary) TBD 42 Kacy Clemens 1B Fr. L/R .229 54-52 170 20 39 4 0 1 17 0 All times Central 8 Brooks Marlow 2B Jr. L/R .279 56-56 219 37 61 10 3 2 17 4 DH - Doubleheader 9 C.J Hinojosa SS So. R/R .282 56-56 202 24 57 10 0 1 27 3 * - Big 12 Conference game 50 Zane Gurwitz 3B Fr. R/R .286 50-48 168 23 48 8 0 2 26 8 14 Ben Johnson LF So. R/R .279 56-56 204 41 57 9 3 6 31 20 Follow@Texas_Baseball 2 Mark Payton CF Sr. L/L .319 56-56 204 26 65 13 5 1 35 15 4 Collin Shaw RF Jr. R/R .252 50-45 159 20 40 4 1 0 19 12 TexasSports.com 35 Madison Carter DH Sr. R/R .367 31-22 79 21 29 5 0 1 9 3 2014 Texas Baseball Page 2 QUICK HITS CONTINUED... Final Big 12 Standings · Dillon Peters (Pitcher) and Tres Barrera (Newcomer) claimed weekly honors from the Big 12 School Big 12 Pct. Overall Pct. the final week of the regular season for their play vs. Kansas State. Peters propelled Texas to Oklahoma St. 18-6 .750 45-16 .738 a no-hitter on Friday May 16, tossing seven hitless innings as Texas went on to a 12-0 victory. TCU 17-7 .708 42-15 .737 He struck out eight, one shy of his career high. Barrera went 7-for-13 with three home runs Kansas 15-9 .625 34-24 .586 in the three-game series. He blasted two homers in the series finale, a 9-8, 10-inning victory, Texas Tech 14-10 .583 40-18 .690 including what proved to be the game-winning run with a solo shot in the top of the 10th. Texas 13-11 .542 38-18 .679 · Eight Longhorns earned All-Big 12 honors. CF Mark Payton was named to the first team; RHP West Virginia 9-14 .391 28-26 .519 Chad Hollingsworth, 2B Brooks Marlow and RHP Nathan Thornhill were named to the second Baylor 8-15 .348 26-31 .456 team; Ben Johnson received honorable mention; and Tres Barrera, Morgan Cooper and Zane Oklahoma 8-16 .333 29-29 .500 Gurwitz were selected to the All-Freshman team.
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