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2019 Ucf Baseball Media Guide 2019 UCF BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Meet The Staff preseason info | staff | returners | newcomers | 2019 preview | 2018 review | stadium info year-by-year results | series histories | record book | history | this is ucf GREG LOVELADY head coach 3rd season at UCF 6th season as a head coach 23 miami ‘01 record at UCF 75-43 (.636) career record 199-99 (.668) Greg Lovelady was named the head baseball The Knights also wreaked havoc on the base After the conclusion of the 2018 season, six coach at UCF on July 11, 2016. He will enter his paths with 109 stolen bases on the year, good for Knights were taken in the MLB Draft. Thad Ward third season in charge at UCF for the 2019 season. ninth in the country. Ray Alejo and Matthew Mika (5th, Boston Red Sox), JJ Montgomery (7th, finished in the top two spots in The American with Baltimore), Bryce Tucker (14th, San Francisco), Prior to the 2019 season and just shy of his 40th 34 and 27 swipes, respectively. The Knights also Rylan Thomas (26th, Cincinnati Reds), Eric Hepple birthday, Lovelady was named the top coach in the stole home on three occasions, led by Alejo with (27th, Colorado Rockies) and Cre Finfrock (29th, nation under 40 years of age by DI Baseball. two. Toronto Blue Jays) made it 10 draft picks during the Lovelady era. The 2018 campaign saw the Knights post some Continuing to improve the culture and talent historic storylines. On March 6, the Knights downed level at UCF, Lovelady brought in the 16th ranked In his first campaign with the Knights, Lovelady the top-ranked team in the nation for the first time recruiting class, per Collegiate Baseball, prior to guided UCF to the American Athletic Conference in program history with a 9-7 victory over Florida. the 2018 campaign. After replacing 20 graduating regular-season title with an overall record of 40-22 UCF turned around and completed its first sweep seniors, the Knights went 35-21 with a 13-10 and a 15-9 mark in league action, earning The of a No. 1 ranked opponent with a 4-2 win in mark in The American to finish in fifth place, but American Coach of the Year honors in the process. Gainesville the next night. the season came to a close when the Black and Gold found itself in the first four out of the NCAA The Knights saw drastic improvements offensively Lovelady guided UCF to its fifth-longest winning Tournament. and pitching in Lovelady’s first year. UCF jumped up streak in program history at 13 games during the to 66th in the nation in scoring from 222nd in 2016, 2018 season. The Knights also recorded the second eighth in stolen bases up from 77th and 44th in runs most shutouts in a single campaign with nine. from 189th. The pitching staff posted the fifth best ERA in the nation with a 3.0, compared to the 4.23 There were plenty of individual accolades to mark during the previous year. Pitchers took the go around. Rylan Thomas set the single-season team to 28th in strikeouts per nine innings, 24th in record for UCF and The American with a 47-game strikeouts-to-walks ratio and 10th in WHIP. on-base streak, which was a part of the second longest streak in program history at 55 games. Lovelady oversaw four Knights selected in the Thomas and junior pitcher Thad Ward were named 2017 MLB Draft, including Jason Bahr (5th Round, to The American All-Conference First Team, while San Francisco Giants) and Robby Howell (10th Ray Alejo, Dallas Beaver, Tyler Osik and Matthew Round, Cinncinati Reds). Mika garnered Second Team honors. Also in 2017, Lovelady coached Rylan Thomas Pitching was the bedrock of the Knights’ success (NCBWA, Perfect Game, Baseball America, DI in 2018. The pitching staff led the nation with nine shutouts and finished third in the country in hits Baseball and College Baseball News) and allowed per nine innings, a school record 7.2. UCF’s Joseph Sheridan (College Baseball News and 3.32 ERA was among the top-15 nationally, while Perfect Game) to Freshman All-American honors. 9.8 strikeouts per nine innings ranked seventh and a Senior Robby Howell was tabbed ABCA All- 1.22 WHIP was ninth. The Black and Gold notched Region. its second most punchouts in a single season with 556. the lovelady file name: Greg Lovelady lovelady’s career birthdate: Jan. 11, 1979 (Miami, Fla.) year school position w-l NCAA hometown: Miami, Fla. 2002 Miami AC 35-30 Super Regional alma mater: The University of Miami ‘01 2003 Miami AC 45-18-1 CWS major: Sports Management 2004 MIami AC 51-14 CWS wife: Lindsay Lovelady 2005 Wright State AC 26-33 children: Noah (10), Gavin (6) 2006 Wright State AC 32-27 Regional hired at UCF: July 11, 2016 2007 Wright State AHC 36-22 playing career: 2008 Wright State AHC 30-23 Miami - 1998-01, Utica Blue Sox - 2001 2009 Wright State AHC 33-30 Regional coaching career: 2010 Wright State AHC 31-25 Miami - 2002-04 - assistant 2011 Wright State AHC 36-19 Regional Wright State - 2005-06 - assistant 2012 Wright State AHC 37-21 Wright State - 2007-13 - associate head 2013 Wright State AHC 25-35 Wright State - 2014-16 - head 2014 Wright State HC 35-22 UCF - 2017-present - head 2015 Wright State HC 43-17 Regional career honors: 2016 Wright State HC 44-15 Regional National Champion - 1999, 2001 lovelady’s milestone wins 2017 UCF HC 40-22 Regional College World Series - 1998, 1999, 2001, career 2018 UCF HC 35-21 2003, 2004 1st win 7-1, WSU vs. Michigan State, 2/16/14 Arnold Nevins Award - 2001 50th win 6-5, WSU vs. Milwaukee, 3/22/15 Seasons as a full-time Division I coach: 17 NCAA Super Regionals - 2000, 2002 100th win 4-0, WSU vs. Miami (OH), 4/13/16 Winning seasons: 15 NCAA Regionals - 2006, 2009, 2011, 2015 NCAA Tournament appearances: 9 2016, 2017 UCF College World Series appearances: 2 Conference Coach of the Year - 2014, 2017 1st win 17-6, vs. Siena, 2/17/17 Record as an assistant coach: 417-404-1 Head Coach of League Champion - 2015, 2016, 2017 50th win 6-1, at Bethune-Cookman, 2/27/18 Record as a head coach: 199-99 10 2018 UCF BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE preseason info | staff | returners | newcomers | 2019 preview | 2018 review | stadium info year-by-year results | series histories | record book | history | this is ucf In his career, Lovelady has coached 38 MLB Draft His first season at the helm paid dividends as picks between his three coaching stops, including he guided the Raiders to a 35-22, 25-4 record lovelady’s career 14 Top-10 round selections and nine tabbed in the and the Horizon League regular-season title. 10 year school record conf. place tourn. first five rounds. Three players under Lovelady’s Raiders received postseason honors, including 2014 Wright State 35-22 25-4 1st 2nd tutelage have gone in the first round, including the Lovelady, who was named the Horizon League 2015 Wright State 43-17 21-8 2nd 1st 2016 Wright State 46-17 23-6 1st 1st fifth overall pick in 2005 and Milwaukee Brewers Coach of the Year as his squad set a new record 3 seasons 124-56 69-18 4-4 in NCAA outfielder Ryan Braun. for wins in league play. In all, the Horizon League honored WSU with 10 Players of the Week 2017 UCF 40-22 15-9 1st T-3rd Lovelady came to Orlando after spending three throughout the season. 2018 UCF 35-21 13-10 5th T-7th years as the head coach at Wright State, where he 2 seasons 75-43 28-19 0-2 in NCAA led the Raiders to consecutive runner-up finishes at More honors came in after the season as Andrew NCAA Regionals in 2015 and 2016. As the Raiders’ Elliott was named Third Team All-American by Seasons as a full-time head coach: 17 head coach, he has compiled a 124-56 record ABCA as well as First Team All Mideast. Sean Winning seasons: 15 in three campaigns and was with the Raiders Murphy was chosen as a Freshman All-American NCAA Tournament appearances: 9 College World Series appearances: 2 for a total of 12 years. Wright State has won the by Louisville Slugger. Michael Timm received Record as an assistant coach: 417-404-1 Horizon League Regular Season or Tournament accolades as well, being named to the All- Record as a head coach: 199-99 Championship (or both) in each of Lovelady’s three Mideast Second Team, CoSIDA District Academic During the 2012 campaign, career win #250 seasons at the helm. He was named the 2014 and All American and to the Horizon League Spring came for the duo of Cooper and Lovelady at UIC on 2016 Horizon League Coach of the Year, as well as Academic Team. In June, Travis Hissong signed a April 22 in the form of a 4-3 decision. The Raiders the 2016 ABCA/Diamond Mideast Regional Coach contract with the New York Yankees. also posted the program’s second-longest winning of the Year. streak ever as the Raiders reeled off 14 straight Along with his success with the Raiders, Lovelady victories during March and April, outscored their Lovelady won a Wright State school record 46 has also been involved with USA Baseball, opponents 185-67 in the process. Also, during that games and its second straight Horizon League including a lead role in the tryout phase for the 14U stretch, WSU took home the Joe Nuxhall Classic tournament title and reached his second straight team that won a gold medal in Mexico in 2015 and title for the first time.
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