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Introduction

Table of Contents Credits

Introduction/General Information ...... 1-2 Th e 2011 University of South media guide is 2011 Schedule ...... 3 published by the South Alabama Media Relations Offi ce. Th e guide Media Information ...... 4-5 was written by Charlie Nichols. Editorial Assistance by Kevin Dugout Club ...... 6 Stanky Field ...... 7 Beasley, Brian Fremund and Matt Horne. Clubhouse ...... 8 Photography provided by John Adams, Kevin Beasley, Jimmy Hall of Fame Room ...... 9 Besson, Scott Donaldson, Chip English, Joe Imel, Bobby McDuffi e, Luis Gonzalez Hitting Facility ...... 10 Mobile Press-Register, Brad Puckett, Courtland Richards, Aaron Numerical Roster ...... 11 Season Outlook ...... 12-13 Tesney, Jeff Tesney, Ronald White, Jonathan Willey, Ron Veasley Head ...... 14-15 and Ashley Salley. Special recognition to the Mobile Chamber of Associate Head Coach/Head Coach in Waiting ...... 16 Commerce, the Senior Bowl, the GoDaddy.com Bowl, the Sun Belt Assistant Coach Seth Von Behren ...... 17 Assistant Coach Alan Luckie/Support Staff ...... 18 Conference and its member institutions, , Returning Players ...... 19-38 Denis Bancroft and to . Newcomers ...... 39-48 Layout and design by Charlie Nichols. Cover layout and design Roster Breakdown ...... 49 by USA Publication Services. Additional copies of the 2011 South Radio/TV Chart ...... 50-51 2011 Opponents ...... 52-55 Alabama Baseball Media Guide are available by sending a check 2011 SBC Composite Schedule ...... 56-59 for $14 to USA Media Relations, 171 Jaguar Drive, HPELS 1105, 2011 SBC Tournament ...... 60 Mobile, AL 36688. 2010 Statistics/Results ...... 61-62 On the cover: 2010 Review ...... 63-66 USA All-Time Records ...... 67-69 (Front) USA head coach Steve Kittrell and 2011 seniors Annual Team Statistics...... 70-71 Garrett Harris, Taylor White, Brent Tanner and Jake Overstreet. All-Time Results ...... 72-85 (Back) 2011 seniors Dustin Crenshaw, Carlton Paris, Kyle Dees, Year-By-Year Coaching Records ...... 86 Dominic Diaz and Jake LeBlanc. SBC Postseason History ...... 87 NCAA Postseason History ...... 88 Marquee Postseason Wins ...... 89 All-Time Lettermen ...... 90-93 Jaguar Honors ...... 94 Jaguar Traditions ...... 95 Jags in the Pros ...... 96-98 Luis Gonzalez ...... 99 2011 Diamond Girls ...... 100 Th e University of South Alabama ...... 101-103 President Gordon Moulton ...... 104 Director of Athletics Joel Erdmann, Ph. D...... 105 Athletic Staff ...... 107-108 Academic Services ...... 109 NCAA Compliance and Student Services ...... 110 Sports Medicine ...... 111 Sun Belt Conference ...... 112 USA Hall of Fame ...... 113-114 Across the Nation ...... 115 Th is is South Alabama Baseball ...... 116

2011 South Alabama Baseball 1 General Information

“StrikeZone” USA Head Coach Steve Kittrell’s Show

Don’t forget to join Lee Shirvanian and Jaguar head coach Steve Kittrell for the “StrikeZone” at noon every Monday at Baumhower’s Restaurant on Airport Blvd. Fans in the Mobile area can tune in to WNSP 105.5 FM or listen online at www.wnsp. com. To call the show, just dial (251) 694-1055.

Most of South Alabama’s baseball games will be available via radio on WNSP 105.5 FM. Entering his 29th season as voice of the Jaguars is Lee Shirvanian.

Quick Facts

General Media Relations Assistant: Edra Finley Name: University of South Alabama Administrative Assistant: Gwen Williams City/State: Mobile, Ala. Offi ce Fax: 251-460-7297 Founded: 1963 Mailing Address: University of South Alabama Enrollment: 15,007 171 Jaguar Drive Nickname: Jaguars HPELS, Room 1105 School Colors: Blue, Red and White Mobile, AL 36688 Stadium (Capacity): Stanky Field (3,575) Athletics Website: www.usajaguars.com Dimensions: 330-375-400-375-330 Press Box Phone: 251-461-1842 Coaching Staff Affi liation: NCAA Division I Head Coach: Steve Kittrell (South Alabama, 1971) Conference: Sun Belt Record at USA: 1022-616-1 (27 years) President: V. Gordon Moulton (Georgia Tech, ‘65) Career Record: 1055-635-1 (28 years) NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative: Dr. John Smith (Berry [Ga.] College, ‘76) Best Time To Contact Coach: contact SID Athletics Director: Dr. Joel Erdmann (South Dakota State, ‘86) Associate Head Coach/Head Coach in Waiting: Mark Calvi (Nova Southeastern, 1991) Athletic Offi ce: 251-460-7121 Assistant Coach: Seth Von Behren (Illinois State, 2000) Athletics Ticket Offi ce: 251-461-1USA (1872) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Alan Luckie (Spring Hill, 1984) Strength and Conditioning Coach: Joey Choron (South Alabama, 2002) History Athletic Trainer: Juliet Huang (Alabama, 2007) First Season of Competition: 1965 : Corey Powell Overall Record: 1593-866-3 (46 years) Baseball Secretary: Jennifer Barnes Years in NCAA Tournament/Last: 24/2006 Baseball Offi ce Phone: 251-460-6876 Last Postseason Opponent: Tulane Result: L, 18-11 @ Oxford (Miss.) Regional Team Information 2010 Record: 32-27 Media Relations 2010 Conference Record (fi nish): 17-13 (T-4th) Assistant Athletic Director: Brian Fremund 2010 Final Ranking (poll): None Offi ce: 251-414-8032 Starters Returning / Lost: 3/6 Cell: 251-623-3191 Letterwinners Returning / Lost: 18/14 E-mail: [email protected] Returning / Lost: 13/8 Assistant Director (Baseball Contact): Charlie Nichols Newcomers (18): Collin Blankenship (Fr., RHP); Corey Bryan (Fr., IF); Eddy Cabrera (So., HS); Offi ce: 251-414-8017 Michael Carden (Jr., LHP); Jeff DeBlieux (Jr., LHP/OF); Whitt Dorsey (Jr., C/1B); Hunt Griffi th (So., Cell: 251-751-9788 IF); Logan Kirkland (Fr., 2B); Blake Lawson (So., IF); Daniel McGiboney (Fr., LHP); Cory McGinnis E-mail: [email protected] (Jr., RHP); Jeff Miller (So., RHP); (Fr., LHP/1B); Jerry Roam (Jr., SS); Tilur Smith Assistant Directors: Kevin Beasley, Matt Horne (Fr., OF); Trey Sorrells (Jr., C); Josh Wirnsberger (Jr., LHP); Matthew Wojciechowski (Fr., C) 2011 South Alabama Baseball 2 2011 Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time Feb. 18 (Fri.) UT-MARTIN Stanky Field 6 p.m. Feb. 19 (Sat.) UT-MARTIN Stanky Field 2 p.m. Feb. 20 (Sun.) UT-MARTIN Stanky Field 1 p.m. Feb. 22 (Tue.) at Jackson State Jackson, Miss. 3 p.m. Feb. 25 (Fri.) ^ CENTRAL FLORIDA Stanky Field 6 p.m. Feb. 26 (Sat.) ^ ALABAMA Stanky Field 1 p.m. Feb. 27 (Sun.) ^ SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA Stanky Field 2:30 p.m. March 1 (Tue.) at Nicholls State Thibodaux, La. 6 p.m. March 4 (Fri.) # vs. Minnesota Tucson, Ariz. 2 p.m. March 5 (Sat.) # vs. Oklahoma State Tucson, Ariz. 5 p.m. March 6 (Sun.) # vs. Washington State Tucson, Ariz. 11 a.m. March 8 (Tue.) at Southern Miss Hattiesburg, Miss. 6 p.m. March 11 (Fri.) COLUMBIA Stanky Field 6 p.m. March 12 (Sat.) COLUMBIA Stanky Field 2 p.m. March 13 (Sun.) COLUMBIA Stanky Field 1 p.m. March 14 (Mon.) COLUMBIA Stanky Field 1 p.m. March 18 (Fri.) • at Troy Troy, Ala. 6 p.m. March 19 (Sat.) • at Troy Troy, Ala. 6 p.m. March 20 (Sun.) • at Troy Troy, Ala. 1 p.m. March 22 (Tue.) JACKSON STATE Stanky Field 6 p.m. March 25 (Fri.) • LOUISIANA-MONROE Stanky Field 6 p.m. March 26 (Sat.) • LOUISIANA-MONROE Stanky Field 6 p.m. March 27 (Sun.) • LOUISIANA-MONROE Stanky Field 1 p.m. March 30 (Wed.) at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 6:05 p.m. April 1 (Fri.) • at Middle Murfreesboro, Tenn. 6 p.m. April 2 (Sat.) • at Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tenn. 4 p.m. April 3 (Sun.) • at Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1 p.m. April 5 (Tue.) at Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 6 p.m. April 8 (Fri.) • FLORIDA ATLANTIC Stanky Field 6 p.m. April 9 (Sat.) • FLORIDA ATLANTIC Stanky Field 2 p.m. April 10 (Sun.) • FLORIDA ATLANTIC Stanky Field 1 p.m. April 12 (Tue.) NICHOLLS STATE Stanky Field 6 p.m. April 13 (Wed.) at Tulane New Orleans, La. 6:30 p.m. April 15 (Fri.) • UALR Stanky Field 6 p.m. April 16 (Sat.) • UALR Stanky Field 2 p.m. April 17 (Sun.) • UALR Stanky Field 1 p.m. April 19 (Tue.) at Auburn Auburn, Ala. 6 p.m. April 22 (Fri.) • at Louisiana-Lafayette Lafayette, La. 6 p.m. April 23 (Sat.) • at Louisiana-Lafayette Lafayette, La. 6 p.m. April 24 (Sun.) • at Louisiana-Lafayette Lafayette, La. 1 p.m. April 26 (Tue.) NEW ORLEANS Stanky Field 6 p.m. April 29 (Fri.) • at Florida International , Fla. 6 p.m. April 30 (Sat.) • at Florida International Miami, Fla. 5 p.m. May 1 (Sun.) • at Florida International Miami, Fla. noon May 3 (Tue.) MISSISSIPPI STATE Stanky Field 6 p.m. May 4 (Wed.) SOUTHERN MISS Stanky Field 6 p.m. May 6 (Fri.) • ARKANSAS STATE Stanky Field 6 p.m. May 7 (Sat.) • ARKANSAS STATE Stanky Field 2 p.m. May 8 (Sun.) • ARKANSAS STATE Stanky Field 1 p.m. May 13 (Fri.) • at Western Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. 6 p.m. May 14 (Sat.) • at Western Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. 3 p.m. May 15 (Sun.) • at Western Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. 1 p.m. May 17 (Tue.) AUBURN Stanky Field 6 p.m. May 19 (Thu.) • TROY Stanky Field 6 p.m. May 20 (Fri) • TROY Stanky Field 6 p.m. May 21 (Sat.) • TROY Stanky Field 4 p.m. May 25-29 (Wed.-Sun.) SBC Tournament Monroe, La. TBA June 3-6 (Fri.-Mon.) NCAA Regionals TBA TBA

All times central and subject to change • - Sun Belt Conference games ^ - 26th Annual South Alabama Classic # - Dairy Queen Classic

2011 South Alabama Baseball 3 Media Information

Note To The Media

Th e 2010 South Alabama Baseball Media Guide is designed to aid members of the media in covering Jaguar baseball. We appreciate your cover- age. If there is anything we can do to assist you, please contact the Athletic Media Relations Offi ce at (251) 460-7035. Th e Athletic Media Relations Offi ce requests that you adhere to the following policies and procedures. Th ese are for the benefi t of your needs and those of the student-athletes and coaches. We ask that you please respect these requests in order to create a positive working environment for all par- ties involved.

Media Relations Office Th e South Alabama Athletic Media Relations Offi ce is located in room 1105 of the HPELS building, beside the .

Home Credential Requests Th e South Alabama Athletic Media Relations Offi ce will issue credentials to working press only. Passes for spouses, children or friends will not be issued. Th ese credentials are non-transferable. Any unauthorized use of a credential will result in the credential being immediately revoked. All credential requests should be made in writing by sports editors or directors of accredited media outlets on company letterhead. Requests should be made no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the desired contests. Approved credentials can be picked up at the front gate of Stanky Field. Credential requests should be sent to: Charlie Nichols, Assistant Media Relations Director, University of South Alabama, 171 Jaguar Drive, HPELS 1105, Mobile, AL, 36688, or faxed to (251) 460-7297.

Photographers Only photographers shooting for accredited media outlets or for South Alabama Athletic Media Relations will be issued photo passes. Photog- raphers are allowed to shoot from fi eld level photo boxes and from the stands, provided they do not obstruct any views. Flash photography is not permitted.

Parking A limited number of parking spaces are reserved in the paved parking area.

Gameday Services Th e South Alabama Athletic Media Relations staff will be available to assist all the media members covering Jaguar baseball. All customary game- day services will be available. All working media members will be provided with game notes, statistics, rosters and game programs prior to fi rst pitch.

Practices Th e South Alabama Athletic Media Relations staff encourages coverage of Jaguar baseball outside of games. As a general rule, all practices are open to the media and public. Please contact the Athletic Media Relations Offi ce to verify practice schedules and give notice of your attendance.

Interviews Interviews with members of the coaching staff can be arranged by calling Charlie Nichols at (251) 414-8017. Interviews with student-athletes must be arranged in advance through the Athletic Media Relations Offi ce. Players are generally available up to 15 minutes before and immediately following practice. Phone interviews are also available at night, but student-athlete phone numbers are not available under any circumstances.

Fax, E-mail and Internet Media outlets may request to be included on the broadcast fax and e-mail lists to receive daily news regarding South Alabama baseball. To be added to the list, simply visit www.usajaguars.com and sign up through the automated registration system. For unparalleled coverage of all 17 intercollegiate sports at South Alabama, point your web browser to www.usajaguars.com. News releases, game notes and statistics are updated aft er every series. Th e website features comprehensive records and history of South Alabama basebll, as well as bios, schedules and results. USA Athletic Media Relations Staff

Brian Fremund Kevin Beasley Matt Horne Charlie Nichols Edra Finley Assistant Athletic Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Media Relations Director for Media Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Assistant Relations 2011 South Alabama Baseball 4 Media Information

South Alabama Primary Media Outlets

Newspapers Wire Service Television

Mobile Press-Register Associated Press WKRG-TV 5 (CBS) P.O. Box 2488 P.O. Box 1000 P.O. Box 160587 Mobile, AL 36630 Montgomery, AL 36104-1000 Mobile, AL 36616 Phone: (251) 219-5669 Phone: (334) 262-5947 Phone: (251) 662-3003 Fax: (251) 219-5799 Fax: (334) 265-7177 Fax: (251) 662-3071 Randy Kennedy, Sports Editor Tommy Hicks, Columnist/Football Beat Writer John Zenor, Sports Writer Randy Patrick, Sports Director Kim Shugart, Men’s /Baseball Beat Writer Mike Herndon, Columnist/Sports Writer Radio WALA-TV 10 (FOX) Foley News WNSP-FM 105.5 Radio P.O. Box 1548 P.O. Box 385 (USA Radio) Mobile, AL 36601 Foley, AL 36536 1100 Dauphin St., Suite E Phone: (251) 434-1065 Phone: (251) 609-0279 Mobile, AL 36604 Fax: (251) 434-1023 Logan Janowski, Sports Editor Phone: (251) 438-5460 Rob Lehocky, Sports Director Fax: (251) 438-5462 Steppin’ Out Lee Shirvanian, Play-by-Play Announcer WriteStuf Communications, LLC P.O. Box 8215 WPMI-TV 15 (NBC) Mobile, AL 36689 Gulf Coast Sports Talk Radio P.O. Box 9038 Phone: (251) 604-0700 14 De Luna Dr. Mobile, AL 36691 Darron Patterson, Sports Editor Pensacola, FL 23506 Phone: (251) 602-1557 Phone: (850) 458-2369 Fax: (251) 602-1550 Pensacola News-Journal Paul Marini, President/CEO Lance Crawford, Sports Director 1 News Journal Plaza Pensacola, FL 32501 Phone: (850) 435-8521 Fax: (850) 435-8633 WEAR-TV 3 (ABC) Bob Heist, Sports Editor 4990 Mobile Highway Pensacola, FL 32506 Mississippi Press Phone: (850) 455-4599 P.O. Box 849 Fax: (850) 455-8972 Pascagoula, MS 39567-0849 Dan Shugart, Sports Director Phone: (228) 934-1449 Fax: (228) 934-1474 Gareth Clary, Sports Editor

Th e Vanguard (Campus) Box U-25100 Mobile, AL 36688 Phone: (251) 460-6442 Fax: (334) 414-8293 Matt Weaver, Sports Editor

Th e South Alabama baseball team receives tremendous media coverage. All three of the major networks in Mobile cover the Jags on a regular basis.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 5 Dugout Club

Founded before the 2005 baseball season, the USA Dugout Club is one of the driving forces supporting the South Alabama baseball program. Donations given to the Dugout Club will be used by the Jaguar Athletic Fund for the sole purpose of supporting baseball at USA. Th e club, which consists of fans and former players, raises approximately $30,000 every year for the growing demands of collegiate baseball, including team travel and recruiting. One hundred percent of those donations went directly to the program to help off set these increasing costs.

Th e club is also active in the promotion of season ticket sales and increasing community involvement in the program. Th e Dugout Club off ers great benefi ts such as access to the Stanky Field Stadium Club for all season ticket holders. Other benefi ts of the Dugout Club include:

• A short sleeve t-shirt with an interlocking South Alabama logo • Socials during the season. Coach Kittrell will be available for questions • Selected events hosted in the Stanky Field Stadium Club • Special South Alabama Dugout Club events • Reserved parking pass to be used for all Jaguar home baseball games • Availability of exclusive USA Dugout Club apparel and items for purchase • Priority purchase on NCAA Regional tickets

With every new member of the Dugout Club, the baseball program increases its winning tradition and chances of reaching Omaha and the College .

For more information on the USA Dugout Club, visit the baseball page at www.usajaguars.com.

Th e University of South Alabama baseball team would like to express its sincere gratitude to the following Grand Slam Level sponsors of the Dugout Club:

Mark Clark - General Insulation Forrest and Beverly Crowder Deanna Y. Miller Skipper Walters - Walters Controls

2011 South Alabama Baseball 6 Stanky Field

Year-by-Year Records At Stanky Field

1980 24-6 1981 24-9 1982 18-6 1983 25-10 1984 28-6 1985 14-12 1986 26-8 1987 21-9 1988 28-7 1989 27-9 1990 29-7 1991 25-9 1992 28-4 1993 15-8 n the summer of 2004, the University of South Alabama undertook a 1994 19-13 1995 20-7 Irenovation campaign to make Stanky Field one of the most impressive 1996 24-7 facilities in the nation. 1997 19-5 South Alabama dedicated the newly-renovated stadium against 1998 23-11 1999 21-5 perennial power Mississippi State on April 19, 2005. In front of 3,277 fans, the 2000 15-14 largest crowd of the year, USA fell 10-6. 2001 31-3 Th e new Field has one of the most impressive press boxes in 2002 27-7 2003 27-4 the nation. Wireless internet access, as well as spacious work areas, can 2004 18-16 accommodate large numbers of media. 2005 17-11 Th e second fl oor Stadium Club is a beautiful gathering place for South 2006 24-11 2007 23-11 Alabama supporters. Air conditioned comfort, along with leather 2008 19-10 couches and chairs, make watching USA baseball a fi rst-class experience. 2009 14-13 Th e USA Dugout Club hosts gatherings in the Stadium Club throughout the 2010 22-11 Totals 695-259 season. Before the start of the 2011 season, Stanky Field took on furthur renovations with the addition of a new outfi eld wall, renovated dugouts and Stanky Field Facts home plate collar. In addition to the new upgrades, the home and visitor Year Built: 1980 / Renovated 2004 were moved into foul territory down the outfi eld lines. First Game: March 9, 1980 (Swept Alabama 7-4, 6-0) Largest Crowd: 4,436 (April 22, 2009, 21-16 win over Alabama) All-Time Record: 695-259 (.729) Seating: 3,775 Top Five Stanky Field Crowds Dimensions: Left – 330 Atten. Date Opponent Result Left -center – 375 1. 4,436 4/22/09 Alabama W, 21-6 Center – 400 2. 4,407 4/14/98 Alabama L, 10-9 Right-center – 375 3. 4,375 4/2/91 Florida State W, 6-5 Right – 330 4. 4,231 5/13/81 Miami (FL) L, 3-0 Playing Surface: 5. 4,118 4/22/03 Auburn W, 10-1 Tift on grass and clay infi eld

2011 South Alabama Baseball 7 Jon Lieber Clubhouse

n Feb. 4, 2005, the USA Baseball Clubhouse was Ooffi cially dedicated and renamed the Jon Lieber Clubhouse, in honor of the former South Alabama All- American . Lieber has made numerous contribu- tions to the South Alabama baseball program, and this facility proudly bears his name.

South Alabama unveiled its new baseball facility in 1996 – built with donations from former players – that honors the past, present and future of Jaguar tradition. The beau- tiful 4,000-square foot facility is more than just a locker room. It is also an impressive display of the tradition of South Alabama baseball.

The clubhouse features a spacious locker room and an entertainment room equipped with a high-defi nition big-screen television, stereo, leather couches, trophy cas- es and a full kitchen.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 8 Hall of Fame Room

Baseball Hall of Fame Room

Th e Jaguar baseball Hall of Fame Room is one of the unique areas of the Jon Lieber Clubhouse. It features a glass-enclosed display honoring the late Jaguar coaching legend Eddie Stanky. Th e room also honors all Jaguar All-Americans and players who have made it to the ranks of Major League Baseball.

Eddie Stanky (1915-1999)

• Coached at USA for 14 seasons: (1969-79, 81-83) • Second winningest coach in Jaguar history (490-195-2) • Participated in three Major League World Series: (1947, 1948, 1951) • Participated in four All-Star Games: (1947, 1948, 1950, 1951) • Enjoyed his best season in 1950 when he .300 with eight home runs and 51 RBI for the New York Giants.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 9 Luis Gonzalez Hitting Facility

In the summer of 2000, the fi nishing touches were put into place for South Alabama’s beautiful new indoor hitting facility. Lo- cated next door to the USA Clubhouse, this 8,000-square foot building is one of a kind. It features three hitting stations, two pitching mounds and a locker room for umpires. Th e facility is also large enough to conduct infi eld practice. Several Jaguars now in the pros stop by during the off season to work out in the facility. On days the Jags experience cold or wet weather, the batting facility is the ideal place to practice. On Feb. 4, 2005, the Jaguar indoor hitting facility was offi cially named the Luis Gonzalez Hitting Facility. Gonzalez, a South Ala- bama great and World Series hero with the Arizona Diamondbacks, has given generously to the USA baseball program and conducts himself as a complete gentleman both on and off the fi eld. For that, this beautiful facility bears his name.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 10 Numerical Roster

No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Weight Class-Exp. Hometown/Previous School 2 Blake Lawson IF R/R 5-10 185 So.-JC Biloxi, Miss./East Central CC 4 Taylor White OF L/R 6-1 180 Sr.-1L Jackson, Ala./Alabama Southern CC 6 Jerry Roam SS R/R 6-0 180 Jr.-JC St. Charles, Mo./St. Louis CC-Meramec 8 Jake Overstreet 3B R/R 6-1 205 Sr.-3L Th omasville, Ala./Th omasville HS 9 Logan Kirkland 2B R/R 5-9 175 Fr.-HS Grand Bay, Ala./Alma Bryant HS 10 Brent Tanner C L/R 6-2 225 Sr.-1L Lucedale, Miss./Meridian CC 11 Tilur Smith OF R/R 6-1 200 Fr.-HS Richton, Miss./Richton HS 13 Matthew Wojciechowski C R/R 6-2 200 Fr.-HS Mobile, Ala./McGill-Toolen Catholic HS 14 Corey Bryan IF R/R 6-1 170 Fr.-HS Semmes, Ala./George Co. (Miss.) HS 15 Whitt Dorsey C/1B L/R 5-11 185 Jr.-JC Auburn, Ala./Gulf Coast CC 16 Trey Sorrells C R/R 5-10 195 Jr.-JC Merit, Texas/Jeff erson (Mo.) JC 17 Nolan Earley OF L/L 6-0 190 So.-1L Anderson, Ind./Anderson HS 18 Nathaniel Lami OF R/R 6-1 190 Jr.-2L Fairhope, Ala./Fairhope HS 19 Carlton Paris RHP R/R 6-4 190 Sr.-1L Pinson, Ala./Wallace State CC-Hanceville 20 Shane LeBlanc RHP R/R 6-1 175 So.-1L Biloxi, Miss./Biloxi HS 21 Adam Jung RHP R/R 6-2 180 Jr.-RS North Saanich, British Columbia/Central Arizona 22 Jeff Miller RHP R/R 6-1 195 So.-JC St. Charles, Mo./St. Louis CC-Meramec 23 Garrett Harris RHP R/R 6-0 180 Sr.-1L Columbus, Miss./Meridian Cc 25 Daniel McGiboney LHP L/L 6-0 180 Fr.-HS Semmes, Ala./Mary G. Montgomery HS 26 Brent Mitchell C R/R 6-2 220 So.-1L Paris, /Paris District HS 27 Brad Hook 1B/LHP L/L 6-1 210 Jr.-2L Franklin, Ind./Franklin HS 29 Conner Reese RHP R/R 6-3 190 So.-1L Daphne, Ala./Daphne HS 30 Jake LeBlanc RHP R/R 5-9 180 Sr.-3L Biloxi, Miss./Biloxi HS 32 Phillip Byrd LHP L/L 6-5 225 Jr.-2L Hurley, Miss./East Central HS 33 Jordan Patterson LHP/1B L/L 6-4 190 Fr.-HS Mobile, Ala./Baker HS 34 Michael Carden LHP L/L 5-11 175 Jr.-JC Cottondale, Ala./Shelton State CC 35 Travis Corley RHP R/R 5-10 200 Jr.-RS Bay Minette, Ala./Faulkner State CC 36 Jeff DeBlieux LHP/OF L/L 6-0 190 Jr.-JC Houma, La./Copiah-Lincoln CC 37 Dominic Diaz 2B/SS R/R 5-11 175 Sr.-1L Enterprise, Ala./Enterprise-Ozark CC 38 Hunt Griffi th IF R/R 6-1 180 So.-RS Mobile, Ala./St. Paul’s Episcopal HS 39 Chad Reeves RHP R/R 6-2 205 So.-1L Mobile, Ala./Faith Academy 40 Collin Blankenship RHP R/R 6-2 165 Fr.-HS Orange Beach, Ala./Gulf Shores HS 42 Jarrett Bailey RHP R/R 6-2 210 Jr.-2L Prattville, Ala./Prattville HS 43 Kyle Dees RHP R/R 6-0 170 Sr.-1L Chatom, Ala./Bevill State CC 44 Dustin Crenshaw RHP R/R 6-5 230 Sr.-1L Pinole, Calif./Solano CC 45 Cory McGinnis RHP R/R 6-1 190 Jr.-JC Pittsburgh, Pa./Shelton State CC 46 Josh Wirnsberger LHP L/L 5-10 190 Jr.-JC Northport, Ala./Shelton State CC 47 Josh Constable RHP R/R 6-5 210 Jr.-TR Hagerstown, Md./Radford 48 Eddy Cabrera OF R/R 5-9 170 So.-HS Weston, Fla./Cypress Bay HS

2011

2011 South Alabama Baseball 11 2011 Season Outlook

At the conclusion of the 2011 baseball season, one of college baseball’s all-time winningest coaches will step away from the game. South Alabama head coach Steve Kittrell will lead the Jaguars into his 28th and fi nal season at USA, and will look to capture his 11th Sun Belt Confer- ence championship and 19th NCAA Regional appearance. Kittrell has led the Jags to 10 of the school’s 13 conference titles, and 18 of its 24 NCAA Re- gional appearances. He ranks in the top 10 in all-time wins among Division I coaches, and cap- tured his 1,000th win last season against UALR. He is a six-time recipient of the SBC Coach-of- the-Year award, and has produced over 100 all-conference honorees. More than 100 of Kittrell’s former student-athletes moved on to the professional ranks, while 17 reached the Major League Steve Kittrell level. In 2011, Kittrell will rely on a diff erent looking team than in 2010, with just three position starters returning from last season. However, 18 letterwinners return, including 13 pitchers from a year ago.

Pitchers

Five Jaguar seniors, Garrett Harris, Carlton Paris, Jake LeBlanc, Dustin Crenshaw and Kyle Dees, will anchor the USA pitching staff while Shane LeBlanc, Phillip Byrd, Chad Reeves, Conner Reese, Jarrett Bailey and Brad Hook will help solidify the Jaguars’ starting rotation and , along with several newcomers who will be expected to contribute immediately in Mark Calvi associate head coach/head coach in waiting Mark Calvi’s fi rst year at USA. Harris is the Jags’ top-returning starter aft er going 5-4 with a 4.89 ERA and one save in 2010. He recorded 64 and issued just 26 walks in 81 pitched. Th e Columbus, Miss., native appeared in 18 games with 14 of those as starts. Last season, Harris was shuffl ed around and gained valuable experience as both a Saturday and Sunday starter. But the Jags will look to him to provide senior leadership on Friday nights this season as the number-one starter. Newcomers Jeff Miller and Jeff DeBlieux should solidify the Jags’ rotation on Saturdays and Sundays, while Crenshaw, Bailey, Byrd and Jordan Patterson could all see starts during mid- week action. Both Miller and DeBlieux were solid this fall. Miller went 1-0 with a 4.19 ERA in six appear- Garrett Harris ances, two of which were starts, and recorded 12 strikeouts in 17.2 innings while issuing just six walks. DeBlieux went 1-1 in eight appearances, three of which were starts, and struck out 14 batters while issuing just fi ve in 16 . Dees, Jake LeBlanc and newcomer Cory McGinnis, along with Byrd, should eat up plenty of innings out of the bullpen. Byrd made 31 appearances last season - all in relief - which led South Alabama and ranked fourth in the SBC. Th e left -hander struck out 21 batters and allowed 13 walks in 30 1/3 innings. Dees pitched 25 1/3 innings in 21 appearances a year ago, and recorded one save. LeBlanc tossed 23 2/3 innings in 15 appearances last season. He posted the second- lowest ERA (1.84) on the team this fall, and tied for the most appearances with 10. McGinnis re- corded the lowest ERA of the fall at 1.80, allowing just three earned runs in 15 innings pitched. Opponents hit just .140 against him, while he recorded a team-best WHIP of 0.93. Jake LeBlanc Paris, Reeves, Reese, Hook, Adam Jung, Michael Carden, Travis Corley, Collin Blanken- ship, Daniel McGiboney and Josh Wirnsberger should add depth to the Jaguar bullpen.

Catchers

Brent Tanner returns for his senior campaign aft er making 51 starts behind the plate last season. In what was his fi rst season catching since high school, Tanner batted .300 with seven home runs, 42 RBI, and posted an .835 OPS. Defensively, the Lucedale, Miss., native should be improved aft er a full year of working with the pitching staff . He led all hitters with a .404 batting average and four home runs this fall, and posted an OPS of 1.215.

Kyle Dees Brent Mitchell returns for his sophomore season and should add depth to the position, aft er 2011 South Alabama Baseball 12 2011 Season Outlook

seeing limited action in 2010. Mitchell collected his fi rst hit as a Jaguar last season at Memphis, when he delivered a two- in his fi rst at-bat of the game. Trey Sorrells and Matthew Wojciechowski should add depth behind the dish.

Infielders

South Alabama must fi nd a way to replace three starters in an infi eld which contributed heavily to last season’s school-record tying .972 team fi elding percentage. Th ird baseman Jake Overstreet is the only returner who started 20 or more games in the infi eld. Last season, Overstreet tied for the SBC lead in RBI (74), while batting .346 with 11 home runs. Seth Von Behren Th e Th omasville, Ala., native was named to the American Baseball Coaches Association all-South/ Central Region second-team for his eff orts. He enters his senior season 58 RBI shy of the program’s career record of 197, held by former Jaguar David Doss. Overstreet has started 153 consecutive games at third base entering 2011, and boasts a 155-game consecutive-start streak heading into his fi nal year as a Jaguar. Th e Jaguars will have to fi ll a few voids this season, most notably up the middle, aft er losing 2010 Rawlings Gold Glove award winner Zach Grichor and Brandon Brown to graduation last year. Grichor earned his Gold Glove aft er commiting just two errors in 311 chances for a fi elding percentage of .994. Brown was selected in the 22nd round of the 2010 Major League Baseball First- Year Player Draft . USA will look to Jerry Roam, a junior-college transfer from St. Louis Community Alan Luckie College-Meramec, to take over for Brown at shortstop, while freshman Logan Kirkland is expected to fi ll the void left by Grichor at second base. Dominic Diaz, Corey Bryan, Blake Lawson and Hunt Griffi th will add depth in the middle. Hook will enter the season as the Jags’ starting fi rst baseman aft er making 16 starts there last season. Hook hit safely in nine of 16 games in which he started, and posted multiple hits in three of those contests. He recorded fi ve multiple-RBI games, proving his worth as a run-producer in the Jaguar lineup. Jordan Patterson could also contribute at fi rst base, aft er hitting .354 with three home runs and 14 RBI while posting a 1.071 OPS in 16 games in the fall.

Outfielders Jake Overstreet

Center fi elder Taylor White returns to lead the Jaguar outfi eld aft er batting .346 with 12 doubles and 34 RBI in 58 games last season. White ranked second in the SBC in stolen bases in 2010, swiping 27 bags in 29 attempts, and posted a .412 on-base percentage. He led South Alabama in runs scored (55) and multiple-hit games (23). Th e Jackson, Ala., native led the SBC with 14 stolen bases in con- ference games. He commited just two errors in 149 chances, and recorded fi ve assists - which led all Jaguar outfi elders. Th e Jaguars must replace Sean Laird in right fi eld, aft er he led the team in batting average (.350), doubles (17) and (.562) last season. Nolan Earley, a sophomore from Anderson, Ind., is expected to get the nod in right fi eld. Earley Taylor White appeared in 25 games last season, but made just one start. Aft er spending the summer playing for the Terre Haute Rex of the Prospect League, in which he batted .296 with two home runs and 24 RBI in the wooden bat league, Earley seems primed to fi ll Laird’s void in the lineup. Patterson and Tilur Smith will add depth in right fi eld. DeBlieux is expected to start the season in left fi eld when he doesn’t pitch. He batted .340 with 11 runs scored, four doubles and nine RBI in 15 fall scrimmages, and posted an on-base percentage of .441. DeBlieux was named second-team all-conference as a freshman and sophomore at Copiah-Lin- coln Community College, and led the Wolfpack in nearly every off ensive category as s sophomore. He batted .389 with 12 doubles and 24 stolen bases, and fi nished with a .576 slugging percentage. Patterson and Nathaniel Lami are expected to add depth in left fi eld. Brent Tanner

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Head Coach Steve Kittrell

Steve Kittrell, one of the most respected leaders in all of college baseball, directs the University of South Alabama baseball program. For 27 seasons, Kittrell has continued the legacy of his mentor, the legendary Eddie Stanky.

Heading into the 2010 season, Kittrell continued to make college baseball coaching history. In his 29 seasons of collegiate coaching, Kittrell has amassed 1,055 wins. His 990 wins entering the 2010 season ranked as the 10th most among active coaches in Division I.

He became the 50th coach in NCAA history – and the 37th in Division I – to reach the 1,000-win milestone when the Jags knocked off sixth-ranked Ole Miss on Feb. 22, 2009.

He earned his 1,000th career win at South Alabama with a 3-0 victory over UALR in the Jags’ Sun Belt Conference opener on March 12, 2010.

Kittrell, who returned to his alma mater in the summer of 1983, has led South Alabama to 18 NCAA Tournament appearances and 10 SBC championships. He has also directed the program to within one win of the six times.

As Kittrell enters his 28th season as Jaguar skipper, he remains focused on a trip to Omaha and the College World Series.

“Certainly, that’s one of our top goals,” he said. “Every year we set that as one of our goals. It’s something that we haven’t done and it’s frustrating. It’s been very exciting for us to go to the Regionals as oft en as we do and to experience things a lot of teams don’t get to do.”

Kittrell’s trek began in 1968 when he signed to play for the Jaguars. From 1968-71, Kittrell compiled a batting average of .368, a record that still stands as the highest among four-year lettermen at USA.

Aft er earning a degree in Health, Physical Education and Recreation from South Alabama in 1971, Kittrell went on to sign a minor league contract with the organization. He spent one season in the before returning to his alma mater where he served a one-year stint as graduate assistant coach. What he learned in that one year will never be forgotten.

Following his completion of a master’s degree in Physical Education in 1973, Kittrell began his head coaching career at Niceville High School in Niceville, Fla. In two seasons, he won 70 percent of his contests while compiling a 35-15 mark. He returned to the Port City for the 1976 prep season as a coach of the UMS Bulldogs. In fi ve seasons, Kittrell built a legitimate state power by posting a 95-34 record, including the school’s fi rst-ever state championship in any sport in 1978.

From there, Kittrell continued his move up the coaching ladder by becoming the head coach at Enterprise State (Ala.) Junior College. He posted back-to-back winning seasons of 25-17 and 27-13 in 1979-80.

In 1981, he returned to UMS where he coached another two seasons before taking over the program in 1983. He led the Badgers to the NAIA Dis- trict 30 championship and a berth in the national tournament. He garnered three coaching honors during his one-year stint at Spring Hill, including District 30 Coach of the Year, Gulf Coast Athletic Conference co-Coach of the Year, and NAIA Area Two Tournament Coach of the Year.

Aft er taking over for his idol, Stanky, in 1984, Kittrell didn’t waste any time showing his hometown folks his coaching abilities. He led the Jags to their second-best record (50-19) in school history and a runner-up fi nish at the South I Regional in Tallahassee, Fla.

During the early days of the Sun Belt, when the league played a divisional format, Kittrell coached the Jags to eight divisional crowns.

Th e former Davidson High center fi eld standout has gone on to lead the Jags to 10 Sun Belt Championships and eight tournament crowns. Along the way, he has been awarded six conference coaching honors and two regional coaching accolades.

In 1996, Kittrell surpassed Stanky in becoming the winningest coach in Jaguar history.

One of the top 30 winningest coaches of all-time in college baseball, Kittrell’s records are as follows – in 27 seasons at USA, 1,022 wins, 616 losses and one tie for a .624 winning percentage.

Another amazing fact is that in 27 seasons directing the Jaguar program, Kittrell has compiled 24 winning seasons of 30 or more wins. His only losing seasons were in 1985 (22-32), 2000 (27-33) and 2009 (25-30). Th e 2000 team reached the NCAA tournament despite having a losing record.

He has developed the Jaguar program into somewhat of a factory for players. Since inheriting the program in 1984, 101 of his players have gone on to sign professional contracts – 17 of those players have reached the big leagues.

In addition to coaching, Kittrell serves on the American Baseball Coaches Association All-America committee, which is responsible for selecting postseason All-American teams.

In 1993, Kittrell was inducted into the University of South Alabama Athletic Hall of Fame.

He and his wife Carol, the Director of Alumni Aff airs at USA, have two children – Stacy and Scott. Th ey also have three grandchildren – Hayden and twins Braxton and Bennett.

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The Kittrell Record

Year School W-L Pct. SBC Pct. NCAA Postseason Honors 1983 Spring Hill College 33-19 .635 NAIA Area 2 Tournament 1984 South Alabama 50-19 .725 11-6 .647 4-2 SBC Western Division Champions SBC Tournament Champions NCAA South I Regional Runner-up 1985 South Alabama 22-32 .407 5-11 .313 — — — — 1986 South Alabama 36-25 .590 9-9 .500 — — — — 1987 South Alabama 40-30 .571 10-8 .556 4-2 SBC Western Division Champions SBC Tournament Champions NCAA Atlantic Regional Runner-up 1988 South Alabama 41-22 .650 11-7 .611 — — — — 1989 South Alabama 45-22 .671 11-7 .611 2-2 NCAA Central Regional 1990 South Alabama 44-20 .688 12-6 .667 3-2 SBC Western Division Champions NCAA Midwest Regional Runner-up 1991 South Alabama 44-17 .721 13-3 .813 1-2 SBC Western Division Champions NCAA South I Regional 1992 *South Alabama 44-16 .733 14-7 .667 0-2 SBC Eastern Division Champions SBC Tournament Champions NCAA South I Regional 1993 South Alabama 37-21-1 .636 11-6 .647 3-2 SBC Eastern Division Champions NCAA South I Regional Runner-up

1994 South Alabama 32-25 .561 16-6 .667 — SBC Eastern Division Champions 1995 South Alabama 41-17 .707 20-7 .740 0-2 NCAA Atlantic I Regional 1996 *South Alabama 42-17 .711 22-5 .815 0-2 SBC Champions SBC Tournament Champions NCAA South I Regional 1997 South Alabama 43-19 .694 15-10 .600 3-2 SBC Tournament Champions NCAA South I Regional Runner-up 1998 *South Alabama 42-19 .689 19-6 .760 3-2 SBC Champions NCAA East Regional Runner-up 1999 *South Alabama 39-20 .661 27-5 .844 1-2 SBC Champions NCAA Regional 2000 South Alabama 27-33 .450 14-15 .483 0-2 SBC Champions NCAA Regional 2001 *South Alabama 45-19 .703 17-10 .630 1-2 SBC Co-Champions SBC Tournament Champions NCAA Regional No. 1 seed 2002 South Alabama 42-19 .689 17-5 .682 1-2 SBC Champions NCAA Regional No. 1 seed 2003 *South Alabama 42-19 .689 17-7 .708 2-2 SBC Champions NCAA Regional 2004 South Alabama 30-28 .517 16-8 .666 — SBC Co-Champions 2005 South Alabama 35-27 .564 19-9 .625 0-2 SBC Tournament Champions NCAA Regional 2006 South Alabama 39-21 .650 16-7 .695 1-2 NCAA Regional 2007 South Alabama 31-26 .543 13-16 .448 — — — — 2008 South Alabama 32-26 .551 15-15 .500 — — — — 2009 South Alabama 25-30 .455 13-16 .448 — — — — 2010 South Alabama 32-27 .542 17-13 .567 — — — —

at Spring Hill (1 year) 33-19 .635 at South Alabama (27 years) 1022-616-1 .629 381-221 .636 29-34 .460

Total (28 years) 1055-635-1 .626 381-221 .633 29-34 .460 *Sun Belt Coach of the Year KKittrell’sittrell’s MilestoneMilestone WinsWins TThehe KKittrellittrell FFileile AAtt SSouthouth AAlabamalabama Born: Nov. 1, 1948 Hometown: Mobile, Alabama Wins Opponent Score Year High School: Davidson High School College: South Alabama, 1971 1 Alabama 4-2 1984 Playing Career: Four years at USA (1968-71) 50 Miami (Fla.) 6-4 1984 One season with Boston Red Sox Minor League 100 South Florida 10-9 1986 organization (1971) Coaching 200 McNeese State 15-10 1989 Experience: USA Graduate Assistant Coach (1972) 300 UAB 12-8 1991 Niceville High School; 400 Louisiana-Lafayette 9-3 1993 Niceville, Fla. (1974-75); 35-15 (.700) UMS Prep School; 500 Western Kentucky 4-3 1996 Mobile, Ala. (1976-78, 81-82); 95-34 (.736) 600 Rice 7-5 1998 Enterprise State Junior College; 700 New Orleans 4-2 2000 Enterprise, Ala. (1979-80); 52-30 Spring Hill College 800 Jacksonville State 16-1 2004 Mobile, Ala. (1983); 33-19 (.635) 900 Florida State 7-2 (11 inn.) 2006 University of South Alabama 1,000 UALR 3-0 2010 Mobile, Ala. (1984-present); 1022-611-1 (.629) 2011 South Alabama Baseball 15 Coaching Staff

Associate Head Coach / Head Coach In Waiting Mark Calvi

Mark Calvi was named South Alabama baseball associate head coach/head coach in waiting July 15, 2010, and enters his fi rst season with the Jaguars in 2011. Calvi will become the program’s fi ft h head coach at the conclu- sion of the 2011 season.

Calvi comes to South Alabama from the University of South Carolina, where he served as pitching coach for six seasons. In 2010, Calvi’s Gamecock pitching staff led USC to the national championship, ranking in the top 10 in (seventh, 3.45), strikeouts (sixth, 8.9) and per nine innings (third, 7.48), aft er posting a 2.15 ERA in seven College World Series contests, which was nearly a point lower than the next best team in Omaha. Th e Game- cocks led the in ERA and innings pitched, but also allowed the fewest hits in the conference.

Calvi was named the recipient of the Eighth Annual Pitching Coach of the Year Award by Collegiate Baseball News in September 2010 for his eff orts in helping lead the Gamecocks to the national title.

In his career, which spans 17 years at the collegiate level, including an 11-season stint at fellow Sun Belt Confer- ence member Florida International, Calvi has worked with 35 pitchers who have either been draft ed or signed with Major League Baseball teams – that includes fi ve who have reached the majors.

In three of his six seasons at USC, Calvi’s pitching staff s fi nished with an ERA below 4.00, and ranked in the top fi ve in the SEC in the category four times during that stretch.

Th e Gamecocks ranked in the top 50 in ERA four times during Calvi’s six seasons, and also fi nished in the top 50 in hits allowed and strikeouts per nine innings each of his last three seasons.

During Calvi’s six seasons with the program, the Gamecocks reached an NCAA Regional every year, advanced to three Super Regionals and claimed the 2010 CWS title. USC posted an overall record of 262-140 (.668) during his tenure there. Additionally, three of his hurlers earned Freshman All- America honors while Blake Cooper, who Calvi helped end the year second in the country in wins (13) and 10th in strikeouts (126), was voted to multiple All-America squads in 2010.

Prior to joining the staff at South Carolina, Calvi was an assistant at FIU for 11 years. During his time with the Golden Panthers, they advanced to an NCAA Regional seven times while moving on to the 2001 Super Regional. His staff led the country in ERA in 1995 (2.40) – FIU’s 16 shutouts that spring are tied for the sixth-highest total in NCAA history – and ’99 (3.07), and in 1998 the Golden Panthers’ 675 strikeouts were tops in the na- tion. Calvi’s unit recorded an ERA that fi nished in the top 10 in the NCAA fi ve times.

His eff orts in Miami helped Joseph Burns pace the nation with a 1.20 ERA during the 1995 campaign, while a year later Evan Th omas led the country with 220 strikeouts – the latter is the fourth-highest fi gure ever in the NCAA. In all, Calvi produced eight All-Americans and 13 all-conference selections with the Golden Panthers.

Calvi was a three-year letterwinner as a at Nova Southeastern, and aft er he earned his bachelor’s degree in secondary education, he signed a professional contract with the . Following a season in which he helped his team win the cham- pionship, he worked for a year as a scout for the Mariners.

A native of Marco Island, Fla., Calvi and his wife Kaylie have one daughter, Taylor (16).

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Assistant Coach Seth Von Behren

Seth Von Behren enters his fi ft h season as a Jaguar assistant coach in 2011. He serves primarily as the Jags’ hitting coach and co- recruiting coordinator.

Von Behren’s hitters have improved in each of his four seasons, and have broken school records in two of the last three years. USA hit .302 as a team in 2007, .309 in 2008, and a school-record .328 in 2009 – two points higher than any previous team in the program’s 44-year history.

Von Behren also helped Derek O’Reilly win the Sun Belt Conference batting title in league play with a .426 batting average. O’Reilly hit .295 in his fi rst season with the Jags in 2008, and was hitting just .211 through his fi rst 22 games in 2009 before getting his season turned around and fi nishing with a .354 batting average.

O’Reilly wasn’t alone, as Jake Overstreet got his season turned around and hit .390 in league play, good for seventh in the conference. Between O’Reilly, Overstreet and Adam Heisler, the Jags had three of the league’s top seven batting averages in conference play.

Th e success didn’t stop there, as Clint Reynolds, who entered the season with one start in his fi rst two years at USA, hit .328 and posted a .407 on-base percentage while making 48 starts in the outfi eld.

Additionally, Heisler hit .390 on the year, giving him the fi ft h-highest -season batting average by a USA player in the last 22 years, and Overstreet raised his batting average from .295 as a freshman to .336 as a sophomore while also clubbing 18 doubles. Heisler ranked fi ft h in the SBC, while David Doss ranked sixth with a .378 batting average on the season.

Nine Jags hit .300 or better in 2009 – the most since 2003. Seven Jags hit .300 or better in 2007 and 2008, giving Von Behren 23 such hitters through his fi rst three seasons.

South Alabama set a school record with 139 doubles in 2008, four more than the 2003 squad. USA also ranked third in school history by hammering 79 home runs that year.

In 2007, Von Behren coached Jeff Cunningham to a new school record with 22 home runs in a season.

Von Behren also oversaw the transition of Doss from a to a catcher. Doss didn’t miss a beat, becoming one of the top in the conference, as well as a 2009 All- American and a two-time selection in the MLB draft .

Cunningham was named All-American as a fi rst baseman in 2007, Ryne Jernigan was named as a in 2008 and Doss was selected as a catcher in 2009.

Cunningham (seventh round – ) and Joel Collins (10th round – ) were both draft ed in 2007. Ray Kruml (11th round – ), Jernigan (30th round – Oak- land Athletics) and Doss (44th round – ) were draft ed in 2008. Doss was again draft ed in 2009 (31st round – ), and Heisler (45th round – St. Louis Cardinals) was also selected. Jaguar shortstop Brandon Brown was taken in the 22nd round in 2010 by the .

Th rough four seasons, Von Behren has amassed an impressive list of accomplishments with the Jags:

2010: Jake Overstreet drives in 74 runs, the second-highest total in a single-season at USA 2009: Team hit .328 – the highest batting average ever by a Jaguar squad; coached Sun Belt Conference batting champion in league play 2008: Jags set a new school record with 139 doubles and ranked third in school history in home runs 2007: Coached Jeff Cunningham to 22 home runs, the most by any USA player in a single season

- Seven position players selected in MLB draft - Th ree All-Americans - Four all-region players - Five all-conference selections

Before coming to South Alabama, Von Behren spent three seasons at the College of Charleston. During his time in Charleston, the Cougars enjoyed an incredible amount of success.

2006: 46-17, Ranked No. 12 nationally – reached the Atlanta Super Regional 2005: 48-15, Ranked No. 22 nationally – reached the Clemson Regional 2004: 47-16, Ranked No. 29 nationally – reached the Baton Rouge Regional

- One NCAA Super Regional - Th ree NCAA Regionals - Nine players draft ed - Th ree All-Americans - 19 all-conference selections

Prior to coaching the Cougars, Von Behren coached at Division II West Chester, where he worked as the recruiting coordinator and hitting instructor. In that one season, West Chester went 30-25, recording its fi rst 30-win season in history. His squad racked up school records for hits, runs, doubles and RBI.

He enjoyed a standout college career at Illinois State. A four-year starter at ISU, he was an all-conference selection in 2000. He ranks second on the ISU all-time list for hits and doubles.

Von Behren is married to the former Meredith Banal of Vandalia, Ill. Th e couple resides in Mobile, Ala., with their dog, Omaha.

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Alan Luckie Baseball Volunteer Assistant Coach Support Staff

Alan Luckie enters his fi ft h season as an assistant coach at South Alabama in 2011. He works with USA infi elders and baserun- ners, and he also assists with Jaguar hitters. Additionally, Luckie works closely with the USA Dugout Club.

Luckie’s infi eld defenses have put up impressive numbers. Th e Jag defense has fi elded at least .966 in each of his four seasons, and the 2010 mark of .972 tied a single-season record at USA. Th e Jaguars’ 2008 mark of .969 was fourth-best in school history. Th e Jaguar defense also fi nished third in the nation by turning 68 plays during the 2008 regular season. Jennifer Barnes

In 2010, Luckie helped Jaguar second baseman Zach Grichor Baseball Secretary become the program’s fi rst Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner. Grichor committed just two errors in 311 chances to earn the honor.

Luckie came to USA at the start of the 2007 season aft er spending fi ve seasons working under Stu Fuller at Fairhope High School. Th e Pirates either captured or tied for the regional championship crown in each of those fi ve seasons. Th ose teams compiled a combined record of 127-65.

A graduate of Fairhope High School in 1980, Luckie went on to Spring Hill College, where he played for coach Steve Kittrell in 1983 and was an all-conference performer. He graduated from Spring Hill in 1984.

Using opportunities from life-long friend Corey Powell and Florida Marlins Vice President of Manager Player Personnel and Assistant General Manager, , Luckie has gar- nered knowledge from several professional coaches including Jack McKeon, Jim Presley and New York Yankees manager .

A highly successful businessman involved heavily in the South Alabama community, Luckie brings a vast amount of experi- ence both on and off the fi eld to the Jaguar family. Juliet Huang He resides in Point Clear, Ala. with his Athletic Trainer wife Kerry and two daughters, Jenna and Kayla.

Hal Williams Game Operations 2011 South Alabama Baseball 18 Returning Players

Jarrett Bailey RHP • R/R • 6-2 • 220 • Jr.-2L Prattville, Ala. (Prattville HS)

2010 (Sophomore): Made 18 appearances with fi ve starts • Recorded 26 strikeouts while issuing 18 walks in 34 innings • Struck out a career-high seven batters in 6 1/3 innings at Memphis (3/17) • Did not allow a run in three of his 18 appearances • Recorded at least one in 12 of his 18 appearances and struck out multiple batters in seven appearances • Set career highs in strikeouts and innings pitched • Made his fi rst career start at Alabama (2/20) • Worked two scoreless innings and allowed just one hit against Florida Atlantic (5/7) • Al- lowed one run on four hits and struck out three in 2 1/3 innings against Southern Miss (3/30) • Pitched two innings in relief at Southeastern Louisiana, allowing one run on three hits while striking out two (3/24).

2009 (Freshman):(Freshman): MaMadede 19 appearappearances, all in relief • Worked a total of 26.1 innings and struckstruck out 22 • AAllowedllowed one hithit in twotw shutout innings against Liberty in fi rst collegiate outing (2/21)(2/21) • StrucStruckk out tthreehree andand aallowedllowe one run in 3.1 innings of relief against Mississippi State (2/24)(2/24) • WorWorkedked 1.1 hhitlessitless innininningsgs aagainst Vanderbilt (3/17) • Struck out two in a perfect inninginning againstagainst New OrleansOrleans (3/21) • Came back next day and worked 0.2 scoreless innings of reliefrelief againstagainst New OrOrleansleans (3/22) • AAllowed one hit in 0.2 shutout innings against Arkansas StateState (3/29) • StrucStruckk out tthreehree andand aallowed one run in 3.1 innings of relief against Nicholls State (4/7)(4/7) • MaMadede llongestongest outinoutingg ooff carecareere with 4.2 innings of relief against Auburn (4/15) • Allowed one run despitedespite not aallowingllowing a hithit inin 1.2 innings of relief against Southern Miss (5/12) • Retired all fourfour battersbatters faced,faced, includingincluding threethre strikeouts against Troy (5/20).

HighHigh School: PitcPitchedhed andand pplayedlayed outfio eld for coach Tommy Goodson at Prattville High School in PrattviPrattville,lle, Ala.Ala. • Four-yearFour-year lettermanletterm in baseball and football • Compiled an 8-4 record with a 3.95 ERA in 73.0 inningsinnings as a seniorseni • Th rew seven complete games and issued 36 walks while strikingstriking out 106 battersbatters • Hit .308 (8-for-26)(8 and added 8 RBI while helping the Lions to a 31-16 record,record, a ClassClass 6A Area 5 titletitle andand theth state semifi nals • As a junior in 2007, struck out 14 battersbatters on hishis wayway to a no-no-hitterhitter witwithh an error allowing the only base runner • Posted a 4-1 recordrecord witwithh a 3.78 ERA andand hithit .324.324 (12-for-37) to help Prattville to the state semi-fi nals with a 35-8 record • Won back-to-back sstatet championships in football junior and senior years • RecruiteRecruitedd by Alabama,Alabama, TroyTroy andand AlabamaAla Southern.

PPersonal:ersonal: Second of two sons to JeJeffff Bailey and Joan Perry • Full name is Jarrett Allen Bailey • Father works in athletic dedepartmentpartment and assists with football at South Alabama • Older brother, Justin, pplayedlayed bbaseballaseball at JeffJeff erson DDavis Community College and Auburn-Montgomery • CCousin,ousin, Austin BaileBailey,y, plaplaysys basebabaseballl for the Greenville Drive, a Class-A affi liate of the Boston Red Sox • MajoringMajoring in exercise science.scien

CareerC Highs Innings Pitched: 6.1 at Memphis (3/17/10) Walks: 3, three times, last vs. Nicholls St. (4/13/10) Longest Start: 6.1 innings at Memphis (3/17/10) Strikeouts: 7 at Memphis (3/17/10) Shortest Start: 1 vs. Nicholls State (4/13/10) Home Runs: 2 at Auburn (4/15/09) Hits Allowed: 9 vs. Siena (3/6/10) Wild Pitches: 1, six times, last vs. Troy (5/20/10) Runs Allowed: 6 vs. Wichita State (2/28/10) Hit Batters: 2, twice (last vs. Troy, 5/20/10) Earned Runs: 6 vs. Wichita State (2/28/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2009 10.25 0-0 19 0 0 0/0 0 26.1 38 35 30 13 22 10 0 4 5 4 0 2010 10.32 0-2 18 5 0 0/0 0 34.0 52 42 39 18 26 12 4 8 6 9 0 Totals 10.29 0-2 37 5 0 0/0 0 60.1 90 77 69 31 48 22 4 12 11 13 0

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Phillip Byrd LHP • L/L • 6-5 • 230 • Jr.-2L Hurley, Miss. (East Central HS)

2010 (Sophomore): Appeared in a team-leading 31 games, which ranked fourth in the Sun Belt Conference • Recorded two wins and 21 strikeouts in 30 1/3 innings • Did not allow a run in 16 of his 31 appearances • Earned his fi rst career win in 1 1/3 relief innings against North Florida (2/27) • Matched a career high with three strikeouts at UALR in 2 1/3 innings of relief (3/14) • Did not allow a home run in non-conference games • Tossed three scoreless innings against Louisiana-Lafayette (3/21), which tied his longest career outing • Recorded four consecutive shutout appearances from April 13-17 • Appeared in every game of series against Louisiana-Monroe (4/16-18) • Pitched one scoreless inning without allowing a hit against Florida International in the SBC Tournament, while recording two strikeouts (5/28) • Allowed just two runs in his fi rst seven appearances of the season, one at Alabama and one against Siena, in six innings pitched.

2009 (Freshman): Was one of USA’s most eff ective relievers in last halflf ofof season • PostePostedd a 4.15 ERA in 12 appearances out of the bullpen in Sun Belt Conference playplay • StrucStruckk out seven and walked just two in 8.2 innings of relief against SBC opponents • WorkedWorked 1.2 scorelessscoreless innings against Western Kentucky (3/15) • Pitched a perfect inning againstainst New OrOrleansleans (3/20), then came back and retired the only Privateer batter he faced thehe next dayday (3/21) • Got fi rst start of career against Southeastern Louisiana (3/25) • Allowed onee run in two innininningsgs in that outing • Pitched in three consecutive conference games where he wwasas bbroughtrought in to ffaceace one batter and was able to retire that batter • Started string against Arkansaskansas State (3/27 & 3/29), and fi nished with Florida Atlantic (4/4) • Pitched 0.2 scoreless inningsnnings ooff rerelieflief aagainstgainst UALR (4/12) • Allowed one hit in 1.1 innings against Auburn (4/15) • StrucStruckk out tthreehree in two scoreless innings against Alabama (4/29) • Pitched in all three games ooff series aagainstgainst Florida International (5/8-10) • Ranked second on the team with 25 appearances.ces.

High School: Went undefeated with a 14-0 record and a 0.97 ERA in 94.094.0 innininningsgs pitcpitchedhed as a senior at East Central High School in Hurley, Miss. • Added 165 strikeoutskeouts forfor an impressive 15.8 strikeouts per nine innings • Also hit .393 with six homers and 38 RBI • NameNamedd SeconSecond-d- Team All-American by MaxPreps • Same publication also named him toto First-Team MeMediumdium School All-American list and declared him “the top pitcher in Mississippippi • Team won district championships in all four seasons • State champions in 2008 • Holds schoolchool recordrecord forfor wins in a season (14) • Also played football for two years and soccer for four years.ears.

Personal: Phillip Simmons Byrd • Born Nov. 13, 1989 • Middle of threeee sons to MichaelMichael andand Mary Ann Byrd • Has an older brother, Stanley, and a younger brother,, Jacob • Lists “Happ“Happyy Gilmore” and “Th e Hangover” as his favorite movies • Favorite athletess are and • Favorite musical artists are Eric Church and Luke Bryanyan • Lists steaksteak amonamongg his favorite foods • Majoring in exercise science.

Career Highs Innings Pitched: 3.0, three times, last vs. Southeastern Louisiana (4/6/10) Longest Start: 2.0 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (3/25/09) Shortest Start: 0.0 vs. Middle Tennessee (4/26/09) Walks: 3 vs. Nicholls State (4/7/09) Hits Allowed: 4 vs. Southern Miss (3/30/10) Strikeouts: 3, three times (last at UALR, 3/14/10) Runs Allowed: 4, twice (last vs. Troy, 5/22/10) Home Runs: 2 vs. Troy (5/22/10) Earned Runs: 4 vs. Troy (5/22/10) Wild Pitches: 1, fi ve times, last vs. Southeastern Louisiana (4/6/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2009 8.02 0-1 25 2 0 0/0 0 21.1 29 20 19 14 19 10 1 3 0 4 1 2010 7.12 2-1 31 0 0 0/0 0 30.1 34 25 24 13 21 5 2 4 5 10 0 Totals 7.49 2-2 56 2 0 0/0 0 51.2 63 45 43 27 40 15 3 7 5 14 1

2011 South Alabama Baseball 20 Returning Players

Travis Corley RHP • R/R • 5-10 • 200 • Jr.-RS Bay Minette, Ala. (Faulkner State CC)

2010 (Redshirt): Sat out the season as a non-medical redshirt.

Junior College (Faulkner State CC): Played two seasons for coach Wayne Larker at Faulkner State Community College • As a sophomore, pitched in 14 games, 10 of which were starts, going 8-1 with one save and a 2.99 ERA • Th rew four complete games and allowed just two home runs in 75.1 innings of work • Recorded 51 strikeouts against just 16 walks • As a freshman, pitched in 12 games, four of which were starts • Went 3-4 with a 5.50 ERA and 20 strikeouts in 34.1 in- nings pitched • Finished season with seven consecutive outings without issuing a walk • Helped Sun Chiefs to 2008 state championship game.

High School: Pitched three years for coach Jerry Wright at Baldwin County High School in Bay Minette, Ala. • Helped BCHS reach state playoff s in 2004 and ‘07 • Holds school record for innings pitched.

PersonaPersonal:l: Born AprilApril 12, 1989 in Mobile,Mobile, Ala.A • Full name is Travis Wyatt Corley • Second of two boysboys to David and KayKay CorleyCorley • FavoriteFavorit movie is “Gladiator” • Favorite book is “Hatchet” • Lists tthehe AtAtlantalanta Braves anandd New OrleansOrleans Saints as his favorite sports teams • Majoring in criminacriminall justice.justice.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 21 Returning Players

Dustin Crenshaw RHP • R/R • 6-5 • 230 • Sr.-1L Pinole, Calif. (Solano CC)

2010 (Junior): Went 2-1 in 10 appearances, three of which were starts • Recorded seven strikeouts in 18 innings pitched • Earned fi rst career win in 4 1/3 shutout innings of relief against Siena (3/6) • Tied a career high in strikeouts (3) and allowed just two hits in that appearance • Earned the win in his fi rst start of the season at UALR (3/14) in four innings • Pitched two shutout innings in relief at Southeastern Louisiana (3/24), allowing just one hit • Recorded consecutive scoreless appearances against Western Kentucky (4/9) and Louisiana- Monroe (4/18).

2009 (Medical Redshirt): Had surgery aft er pitching in three games • Struck out the side in a perfect inning of relief against Liberty (2/21) • Allowed two runs in 3 1/3 innings against Mississippi State in fi rst start • Injured arm in relief appearance at Baylor (3/6) • Was granted a medical redshirt.

Junior College (Solano CC): Pitched two seasons for coach Scott Stover at Solano Com- munity College in Fairfi eld, Calif. • Named Bay Valley Conference Pitcher of the Year aft er posting a 9-2 record in 2008 • Honored as a Northern California All-American • Earned second-team all-conference honors with a 6-1 record in 2007 • Fift een career wins and nine wins in one season are both SCC records • Team won BVC conference championship in both years • Also played football at SCC • Was a fi rst-team all-conference selection on the gridiron.

High School: Played for coach Ben Juarez at Pinole Valley High School in Pinole, Calif. • Helped lead the Spartans to 15-8-1 record as a senior • Also played football for two years and soccer for one season • Kicked the game-winning fi eld goal to secure ACCAL title.

Personal: Born Sept. 8, 1988 • First of two sons to Rick and Lisa Crenshaw • Has a younger brother, Derek • Favorite pro sports team is the • Lists Dave Matthews Band as his favorite musical artist • Favorite food is ribs • Majoring in communications.

Career Highs

Innings Pitched: 4.1 vs. Siena (3/6/10) Longest Start: 4.0 vs. UALR (3/14/10) Shortest Start: 1.0 at Southern Miss (4/28/10) Hits Allowed: 7 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (4/6/10) Runs Allowed: 6 at Baylor (3/6/09) Earned Runs: 6 at Baylor (3/6/09) Walks: 3 vs. Siena (3/6/10) Strikeouts: 3, twice, last vs. Siena (3/6/10) Home Runs: 2 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (4/6/10) Wild Pitches: none Hit Batters: 1, fi ve times, last at Middle Tennessee (3/27/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2009 14.40 0-1 3 1 0 0/0 0 5.0 7 8 8 3 4 2 0 1 0 2 0 2010 9.50 2-1 10 3 0 0/0 0 18.0 26 21 19 12 7 6 0 3 0 3 0 Totals 10.57 2-2 13 4 0 0/0 0 23.0 33 29 27 15 11 8 0 4 0 5 0

2011 South Alabama Baseball 22 Returning Players

Kyle Dees RHP • R/R • 6-0 • 170 • Sr.-1L Chatom, Ala. (Bevill State CC)

2010 (Junior): Recorded one save in 21 appearances out of the bullpen • Struck out 16 batters in 25.2 innings pitched without allowing a home run • Earned fi rst career save against Louisiana- Monroe (4/16) in 2 1/3 innings • Allowed just one run on three hits with one strikeout in that appearance • Did not allow a run in two appearances against Western Kentucky (4/9-10), and allowed just one hit in 2 2/3 innings in the series • Allowed just one run in seven appearances from April 27–May 16 • Pitched three shutout innings in relief and recorded a career-best fi ve strikeouts against Florida Atlantic in the SBC Tournament (5/27).

Junior College (Bevill State CC): Played at Bevill State-Fayette in 2009 • Pitched 58.1 innings over 12 appearances, 10 of which were starts • Posted a 6-3 record with a 4.63 ERA • Pitched two complete games, including a nine-inning, fi ve-hitter against Bevill State-Sumiton (2/27) • Worked six innings of two-hit ball against Jeff erson State (3/21) • Also hit .279 with seven RBI in 36 gamesgames plaplayed,yed, most of which were at second base.

Junior College (Okaloosa-Walton CCC):C Played 2008 season at Okaloosa-Walton Community CCollege,ollege, whichwhich is now kknownnown as NortNorthwesth Florida State • Pitched 29.1 innings over 16 appear- aancesnces • Went 2-0 with a 7.98 ERA and 191 strikeouts.

HHighigh ScSchool:hool: PlayedPlayed fourfour yyearsears ooff bbaseballas for coach Rickey Davidson at Washington County HighHigh ScSchoolhool in CChatom,hatom, AAla.la. • HelpedHelped Bulldogs to 2007 state championship game • Also played threethree yeyearsars ooff ffootball.ootball.

Personal:Personal: WWesleyesley KKyleyle Dees • Born JaJan.n 20, 1989, in Mobile, Ala. • Last of three children to Wil- lliamiam andand WandaWanda Dees • Has an olderolder brother,br Nick, and an older sister, Shanna • Favorite book is ““OfOf Mice and Men” • Lists the and New Orleans Saints as his favorite pro sports teams • Favorite atathleteshletes are ChipperChipper JonesJo and Brett Favre • Lists Alan Jackson among his favor- ite musical artists • MajoringMajoring in exerciseexercis science.

Career Highs

Innings Pitched: 3.0, twice, last vs. Florida Atlantic (5/27/10) Longest Start: none Shortest Start: none Hits Allowed: 4, twice, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/18/10) Runs Allowed: 4, twice, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/18/10) Earned Runs: 4, twice, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/18/10) Walks: 2, fi ve times, last vs. Florida Atlantic (5/27/10) Strikeouts: 5 vs. Florida Atlantic (5/27/10) Home Runs: none Wild Pitches: 2 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/10) Hit Batters: 1, four times, last vs. Troy (5/22/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2010 6.66 0-0 21 0 0 0/0 1 25.2 36 22 19 13 16 10 0 0 4 4 0 Totals 6.66 0-0 21 0 0 0/0 1 25.2 36 22 19 13 16 10 0 0 4 4 0

2011 South Alabama Baseball 23 Returning Players

Dominic Diaz 2B • R/R • 6-0 • 185 • Sr.-1L Enterprise, Ala. (Enterprise-Ozark CC)

2010 (Junior): Batted .167 with four runs scored in 18 games • Collected fi rst career hit against Wichita State (2/28) • Also reached on a base on balls • Singled in a pinch-hit appear- ance against Siena (3/7) • Also saw time pinch-running for the Jaguars.

2009 (Redshirt): Sat out season as a non-medical redshirt.

Junior College (Enterprise-Ozark CC): Played shortstop and second base for coach Tim Hulsey at Enterprise-Ozark Community College in Enterprise, Ala. • Hit .338 (46-for-136) in 41 games for the Boll Weevils in 2008 • Played mostly at shortstop • Also stole eight bases and added 18 RBI • Hit .425 (17-for-40) during 11-game (3/17-4/11) • Drove in three runs in 2-for-3 eff ort vs. Wallace State-Selma (2/29) • Scored a career-best three runs vs. Wallace State-Selma (3/1) • Went 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles, two runs scored and an RBI vs. Jeff erson State (3/12) • Had career-high three hits in both gamesg of doubleheader vs. Faulkner State (3/17) • Also walked, doubled, scored two runsuns andand drovedrove in threethree runs in fi rst game of doubleheader • As a freshman in 2007, hit .356 (16-for-45)-for-45) in 19 ggamesames • WaWalkedlked twice and scored a run vs. Chattahoochee Valley (2/24) • Recordedecorded fi rst career RBI andand went 3-for-4 vs. Bishop State (3/10) • Against Alabama Southernthern (4/28), went 2-2-for-5for-5 witwithh a double, a run and two RBI.

High School: Played for coach Shawn Gilmer at Enterprisee HighHigh SchoolSchool in EnteEnterprise,rprise, AAla.la. • Hit .405 and had a .985 fi elding percentage as a senior • Helpedelped WiWildcatsldcats to thirdthird roundround ooff 2006 playoff s and second round in 2005 • Hit game-winningg homehome run aagainstgainst SmitSmithshs Station • Participated in 2006 World Showcase.

Personal: Dominic B. Diaz • Born May 9, 1988, in San Antonio,tonio, Texas • SecondSecond ooff two sons to Richard and JoJo Diaz • Has an older brother, Paul • Favoriteorite movie is “Unthinkable”“Unthinkable” • Favorite pro sports team is the Atlanta Braves • Lists Jimmyy RoRollinsllins as hhisis ffavoriteavorite atathletehlete • Favorite foods are steak and potatoes • Majoring in sports management.management.

Career Bests

Runs: 1, four times, last at FIU (5/15/10) Hits: 1, twice, last vs. Siena (3/7/10) Doubles: none Triples: none Home Runs: none RBI: none Total Bases: 1, twice, last vs. Siena (3/7/10) Walks: 1 vs. Wichita State (2/28/10) Stolen Bases: none Hitting Streak: none

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2010 .167 18-0 12 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 .167 1 0 4 0 .231 0 0 0-0 Totals .167 18-0 12 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 .167 1 0 4 0 .231 0 0 0-0

2011 South Alabama Baseball 24 Returning Players

Nolan Earley OF • L/L • 6-1 • 190 • So.-1L Anderson, Ind. (Anderson HS)

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in 25 games and made one start in left fi eld • Batted .160 with four RBI on the season • Was the Jaguars’ top hitter off the bench, recording three hits for a .214 bat- ting average as a pinch-hitter • Collected his fi rst career hit and RBI at UALR (3/14) • Recorded his fi rst career RBI against Tennessee Tech (3/10) • Went 1-for-2 with a run scored in his fi rst career start at Southeastern Louisiana (3/24) • Singled and drove in a run in a pinch-hit appear- ance at Mississippi State (4/14) • Singled in a pinch-hit appearance at FIU (5/16).

High School: Played four years for coach Terry Turner at Anderson High School • Earned all- conference and all-state honors for the Indians • Holds school record with 49 RBI in a season • Hit .361 with 17 RBI as a freshman, .429 with 21 RBI as a sophomore and .488 with 47 RBI as a junior • One of only three juniors to earn Class 4A all-state honors • As a senior, led North Cen- tral Conference with .480 batting average, six home runs, .920 slugging percentage, 69 total bases and 46 runs scored • Also ranked fourth with 32 RBI, second with four triples and tied for third with 16 stolen bases in 17 attempts • Pitched 31.2 innings, posting a 1.55 ERA, good for second- best in the conference • Struck out 39 and led conference with a 1.01 WHIP • Earned invitation to Indiana Mr. Baseball Classic • Played in 2008 Area Code Games as member of team representing the Midwest • Played quarterback and defensive back for four years on the AHS football team • Member of National Honors Society.

Personal: Nolan Lloyd Earley • Born March 27, 1991, in Anderson, Ind. • Second of two boys to Kevin and Tammy Earley • Has an older brother, Michael, who lettered in baseball at Indiana and currently plays in the organization • Played summer ball in 2010 with the Terre Haute Rex of the Prospect League • Favorite movie is “Training Day” • Lists Josh Hamilton’s “Beyond Belief: Finding the Strength to Come Back” as his favorite book • Favorite athlete is Ja- coby Ellsbury • Favorite musical artist is Lil Wayne • Lists chicken as his favorite food • Majoring in communication.

Career Bests Runs: 1, four times, last vs. FAU (5/27/10) Hits: 1, four times, last at FIU (5/16/10) Doubles: none Triples: none Home Runs: none RBI: 1, four times, last at Mississippi State (4/14/10) Total Bases: 1, four times, last at FIU (5/16/10) Walks: 1, twice, last at Southeastern Louisiana (3/24/10) Stolen Bases: none Hitting Streak: none

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2010 .160 25-1 25 4 4 0 0 0 4 4 .160 2 2 5 1 .267 1 0 0-1 Totals .160 25-1 25 4 4 0 0 0 4 4 .160 2 2 5 1 .267 1 0 0-1

2011 South Alabama Baseball 25 Returning Players

Garrett Harris RHP • R/R • 6-0 • 185 • Sr.-1L Columbus, Miss. (Meridian CC)

2010 (Junior): Appeared in 18 games with 14 starts • Went 5-4 with one save and a 4.89 ERA in 81 innings pitched • Recorded 64 strikeouts and issued 26 walks • Posted eight quality starts on the season • Struck out a career-high eight batters at Arkansas State (4/24) • Tossed six shutout innings against Jackson State to earn his fi rst career win (2/19) • Pitched one inning of scoreless relief against Tennessee Tech to earn his fi rst career save (3/9) • Allowed just three runs on four hits in six innings while striking out six to lead the Jags to a sweep of UALR (3/13) • Pitched 8 2/3 innings against New Orleans (4/3), marking his longest career start • Allowed four runs on six hits and struck out three UNO batters • Allowed two earned runs or fewer in four starts.

Junior College (Meridian CC): Played two years for coach Chris Rose at Meridian Commu- nity College • As a sophomore, posted a 5-3 record with a 5.53 ERA in 55.1 innings over 10 appearances • Struck out 47 and walked just 13 • As a freshman, pitched 17.1 innings over eight games • Struck out 13 and recorded a 4-4 record.

2007 (Southern Miss): Sat out season as a non-medical redshirt.

High School: Pitched for coaches Stacy Hester and Chris Chism at Neww Hope HighHigh SchoolSchool in Columbus, Miss. • Helped team to state championship in 2003 • Posteded an 8-3 recorrecordd witwithh a 1.12 ERA in 56.1 innings as a senior, and was named all-state for a secondnd consecutive yyearear • A two-time Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American • Posted a career recordrecord ofof 33-5 withwith 302 strikeouts and a 1.20 ERA.

Personal: Garrett Reeves Harris • Born Sept. 15, 1987 • Second of twoo boysboys to JayJay andand Laura Harris • Has an older brother, Justin • Favorite movie is “Shooter” • Favoritevorite book is “Treasure“Treasure Island” • Lists the Atlanta Braves as his favorite pro sports team • Favoritete atathletehlete is NoNolanlan RRyanyan • Favorite musical artist is Justin Moore • Lists steak among his favoriteite ffoodsoods • MaMajoringjoring in physical education.

Career Highs Innings Pitched: 8.2 vs. New Orleans (4/3/10) Longest Start: 8.2 innings vs. New Orleans (4/3/10) Shortest Start: 1.1 innings vs. FIU (5/28/10) Hits Allowed: 13 at Arkansas State (4/24/10) Runs Allowed: 8, twice, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/17/10) Earned Runs: 7 at Western Kentucky (4/10/10) Walks: 5 at FIU (5/16/10) Strikeouts: 8 at Arkansas State (4/24/10) Home Runs: 2, twice, last at Middle Tennessee (3/27/10) Wild Pitches: 2 vs. Jackson State (2/19/10) Hit Batters: 2, twice, last vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (3/20/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2010 4.89 5-4 18 14 0 0/1 1 81.0 107 59 44 26 64 20 3 7 6 7 0 Totals 4.89 5-4 18 14 0 0/1 1 81.0 107 59 44 26 64 20 3 7 6 7 0

2011 South Alabama Baseball 26 Returning Players

Brad Hook 1B/LHP • L/L • 6-1 • 215 • Jr.-2L Franklin, Ind. (Franklin HS)

2010 (Sophomore): Hit .296 with three doubles, one , three home runs and 20 RBI in 44 games, 16 of which were starts • Posted a .493 slugging percentage and .402 on-base percentage • Recorded four multiple-hit and six multiple-RBI games • Recorded a career-high four hits at Middle Tennessee (3/27), going 4-for-4 with a double, triple, three RBI and a run scored • Went 3-for-4 with a home run, three RBI and two runs scored against Florida Atlantic (5/27) • Went 3-for-3 with a home run, two RBI and one run scored at Southeastern Louisiana (3/24) • Went 2-for-4 with an RBI against Troy (5/21) • Collected one hit and drove in two runs at Western Kentucky (4/11) • Also made eight appearances on the mound for the Jaguars • Did not allow a run in fi ve of his fi rst six appearances • Tossed two innings of shutout relief with one strikeout in fi rst appearance of the season at Middle Tennessee (3/27).

2009 (Freshman): Hit .341 with one home run and eight RBI in 20 games, 10 of which were starts • Walked stole a base and scored a run off the bench in fi rst collegiate game against Mercer (2/20) • Broke a scoreless tie with fi rst home run of career in fi ft h inning against Southern Illinois (2/27) • Came off bench and went 1-for-2 against Baylor (3/6) • Had fi rst multi-hit game of career and stole a base in 2-for-2 eff ort against Memphis (3/11) • Doubled and drove in a run against Auburn (4/15) • Went 2-for-5 with a double and one RBI against Nicholls State (4/21) • Scored twice in 2-for-3 eff ort against Middle Tennessee (4/26) • Went 2-for-5 and drove in a pair of runs against Louisiana-Monroe (5/1) • Doubled, scored a run and drove in one in fi nale against Louisiana-Monroe (5/2).

High School: Attended Franklin High School in Franklin, Ind. • Holds school’s career and single- season home run records • Listed as 390th best prospect for the 2008 Major League Baseball First- Year Player Draft • Was also a four-year starter at quarterback for the Franklin football team • Par- ticipated in Indiana Mr. Baseball All-Star Classic • Was featured on the cover of the May 2008 issue of Vype High School Sports Magazine • Was winning pitcher in fi rst game of North-South Indiana All-Star series • Also won the event’s pregame home run derby with four homers • declared him “Indiana’s best high school hitter” • Ranked 50th best position prospect on Rawlings Top Prospect List aft er 2007 Perfect Game National Showcase • Named to 2008 IHSBCA 4A All-State team • Played for Indiana Bulls club team from 2003-2008, and won two national championships with the Bulls in 2008.

Personal: Full name is Bradley James Hook • Born Nov. 17, 1989, in Beech Grove, Ind. • Oldest of four children to Jim and Celeste Hook • Has three younger sisters, Chelsea, Meagan and Hannah • Favorite movie is “Remember the Titans” • Favorite pro sports team is the Chicago Cubs • Lists Tim Tebow as his favorite athlete • Favorite food is steak • Majoring in chemical engineering. Career Highs Batting Pitching Runs: 2, three times, last vs. Florida Atlantic (5/27/10) Innings Pitched: 3.0 vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Hits: 4 at Middle Tennessee (3/27/10) Long Start: 3.0 innings vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Doubles: 1, six times, last vs. Troy (5/21/10) Short Start: 3.0 innings vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Triples: 1 at Middle Tennessee (3/27/10) Long Relief: 2.0 innings, twice, last at Nicholls St. (4/27/10) Home Runs: 1, four times, last vs. Florida Atlantic (5/27/10) Hits: 8 vs. Auburn (5/11/10) RBI: 3, twice, last vs. Florida Atlantic (5/27/10) Runs: 5 vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Total Bases: 7 at Middle Tennessee (3/27/10) Earned Runs: 4 vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Walks: 3 vs. Florida International (5/28/10) Walks: 3 at Mississippi State (4/14/10) Stolen Bases: 1, twice, last vs. Memphis (3/11/09) Strikeouts: 3 vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Hitting Streak: 5 games (4/25–5/2/10) Home Runs: 3 vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Wild Pitches: none Hit Batters: 1 vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2009 .341 20-10 44 6 15 3 0 1 8 21 .477 3 1 14 1 .388 1 0 2-3 2010 .296 44-16 71 12 21 3 1 3 20 35 .493 14 0 16 0 .402 2 0 0-1 Totals .313 64-26 115 18 36 6 1 4 28 56 .487 17 1 30 1 .397 3 0 2-4

2011 South Alabama Baseball 27 Returning Players

Adam Jung RHP • R/R • 6-2 • 185 • Jr.-RS North Saanich, British columbia, Canada (Central Arizona CC)

2010: Sat out the season as a non-medical redshirt.

Junior College (Central Arizona CC): Pitched in 14 games, 13 of which were starts, and posted a 5-2 record with a 3.47 ERA • Struck out 66 batters over 80.1 innings of work • Th rew two complete games and one shutout • Allowed just two home runs on the season.

Junior College (Treasure Valley CC): Played one season for coach Rick Baumann at Trea- sure Valley Community College in Ontario, Ore. • Th rew 60 innings over 13 appearances, posting a 5-4 record with one save and a 2.40 ERA.

High School: Pitched four years for coach Mike Chewpoy at Lambrick Park High School in Victoria, British Columbia.

Personal: Adam Vincent Jung • Born July 7, 1989, in New Westminister, British Columbia • First of two children to Al and Bev Jung • Has a younger sister, Amanda • Favorite movie is “American Psycho” • Favorite pro sports team is the Vancouver Canucks • Lists Pedro Martinez and Felix Hernandez as his favorite athletes • Favorite musical artist is Led Zeppelin • Favorite food is lasagna • Majoring in math.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 28 Returning Players

Nathaniel Lami OF • R/R • 6-1 • 190 • Jr.-2L Fairhope, Ala. (Fairhope HS)

2010 (Sophomore): Appeared in 25 games with two starts in the outfi eld and one start as • Collected two hits on the season, including a double, and scored fi ve runs • Went 1-for-2 with a double and a run scored at Middle Tennessee (3/27) • Singled in a pinch-hit appearance against Nicholls State (4/13).

2009 (Freshman): Hit .234 with 28 runs scored and 18 RBI in 48 games, 34 of which were starts • Reached base at a .343 clip, and ranked third on the team with eight sacrifi ces • Com- mitted only one error while making all 34 starts in left fi eld • Went 3-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI against Iowa (2/28) • Also doubled twice against UC-Irvine (3/8) • Hit fi rst home run of career and drove in three runs against Louisiana-Monroe (5/1) • Came off bench and went 1-for-1 with two runs and two RBI against Florida International (5/9) • Did not record an at-bat despite four trips to the plate aft er being hit by a pitch, laying down a sacrifi ce and walking twice against Troy (5/15) • Was hit by a pitch 11 times, two more than anyone else on the team.

2008 (Redshirt): Sat out season as a redshirt while recovering from an injury.

High School: Lettered three years at Fairhope High School in Fairhope, Ala. • Played center fi eld for the Pirates • Named fi rst team all-county in 2006 and ‘07.

Personal: Nathaniel Lee Lami • Born Aug. 29, 1989, in Selma, Ala. • Second of two children to Christopher and Laurie Lami • Has an older sister, Chelsea • Favorite movie is “Rookie of the Year” • Favorite pro sports team is the Atlanta Braves • Lists Bo Jackson as his favorite athlete • Favorite food is steak • Majoring in sports management.

Career Bests Runs: 3 at Louisiana-Lafayette (4/17/09) Hits: 3 vs. Iowa (2/28/09) Doubles: 2, twice, last vs. UC-Irvine (3/8/09) Triples: 1 vs. Southern Miss (5/12/09) Home Runs: 1 at Louisiana-Monroe (5/1/09) RBI: 3, twice, last at Louisiana-Monroe (5/1/09) Total Bases: 5 vs. Iowa (2/28/09) Walks: 2 vs. Troy (5/15/09) Stolen Bases: 1, four times, last vs. Southern Miss (5/12/09) Hitting Streak: 4 games (5/1-5/12/09)

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2009 .234 48-34 111 28 26 7 1 1 18 38 .342 10 11 23 2 .343 5 3 4-9 2010 .111 25-3 18 5 2 1 0 0 0 3 .167 2 2 8 0 .273 0 0 0-1 Totals .217 73-37 129 33 28 8 1 1 18 41 .318 12 13 31 2 .333 5 3 4-10

2011 South Alabama Baseball 29 Returning Players

Jake LeBlanc RHP • R/R • 5-9 • 180 • Sr.-3L Biloxi, Miss. (Biloxi HS)

2010 (Junior): Appeared in 15 games in relief and posted a 6.08 ERA in 23 2/3 innings pitched • Recorded seven strikeouts against fi ve walks • Allowed only one run on four hits in a season-high 3 1/3 innings pitched against Troy (5/20) • Tossed 2 1/3 innings of shutout re- lief at Western Kentucky (4/9) • Pitched one inning of shutout relief and recorded one strike- out against Auburn (5/11) • Tossed one inning of shutout relief and recorded one strikeout against Siena (3/7), combining with one other Jaguar for a shutout in that game • Also pitched an inning of shutout relief against Nicholls State (4/13).

2009 (Sophomore): Pitched six innings over eight appearances • Worked 2/3 innings of perfect relief against Southern Miss (2/25) • Allowed one run in one inning against Memphis (3/11) • Went three consecutive outings with an inning of relief and no earned runs allowed • First such outing came against New Orleans (3/20) • Allowed an unearned run against Au- burn (4/15), and completed streak with a scoreless inning against Nicholls State (4/21).

2008 (Freshman): Appeared in one game and worked one perfect inning with two strikeouts • Lone outing came vs. Jackson State (4/22) • One of three Jaguars to combine on a shutout in that game.

2007 (Redshirt): Sat out the season as a non-medicaldical redshirt.

High School: Lettered three years in baseball andd fi ve yyearsears in swimmingswimming at Biloxi HighHigh School in Biloxi, Miss. • Named to the all-district baseball squad followingfollowing his juniorjunior and senior seasons • Won the Indians’ team pitching awardaward and was team captain his fi nal two years • Holds Biloxi’s all-time pitching record for career wins (20) • Voted most outstandingoutstanding swimmer in his ninth and 11th-grade years • Wass a four-time state champion in the pool • Part of team that set the Mississippi high school swimmingwimming record for the 400-meter relarelay.y.

Personal: Full name is Jake Gerard LeBlanc •Bornrn AprilApril 29, 1988, in Th ibodaux, La. • Th e oldest of two children • Brother, Shane is also a pitcheritcher on the USA baseball team • FavoritFavoritee pro sports team is the Atlanta Braves • Lists Tim HHudsonudson as his favorite athlete • Favorite musical artist is Pearl Jam • Majoring in chemical enengineering.gineering.

Career Highs

Innings Pitched: 3.1 vs. Troy (5/20/10) Longest Start: None Shortest Start: None Hits Allowed: 6 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/10/10) Runs Allowed: 3, three times, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/18/10) Earned Runs: 3, twice, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/18/10) Walks: 2, twice, last at Nicholls State (4/27/10) Strikeouts: 2, three times, last vs. Troy (5/20/10) Home Runs: 1, twice, last vs. Troy (5/20/10) Wild Pitches: 2 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/10) Hit Batters: 2 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2008 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/1 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009 10.50 0-0 8 0 0 0/0 0 6.0 11 8 7 5 2 4 0 1 1 0 0 2010 6.08 0-0 15 0 0 0/1 0 23.2 37 17 16 5 7 4 2 1 4 4 0 Totals 6.75 0-0 24 0 0 0/2 0 30.2 48 25 23 10 11 8 2 2 5 4 0

2011 South Alabama Baseball 30 Returning Players

Shane LeBlanc RHP • R/R • 6-2 • 185 • So.-1L Biloxi, Miss. (Biloxi HS)

2010 (Freshman): Posted a 4.70 ERA with three strikeouts in 7 2/3 innings • Limited op- ponents to a .276 batting average • Recorded fi rst career strikeout at Western Kentucky (4/9) • Pitched one inning of shutout relief with one strikeout at Southern Miss (4/28) • Allowed a run on two hits in 2 1/3 innings with one strikeout against Troy (5/20) • Recorded his longest outing of the season against Florida International in the SBC Tournament (5/28) • Allowed one run on two hits in that appearance.

2009 (Redshirt): Sat out season as a non-medical redshirt.

High School: Played for coach Kevin Burdine at Biloxi High School in Biloxi, Miss. • Primarily a catcher until he started pitching in 2006 • Selected to play in 2008 Crossroads Diamond Club All-Star Baseball game • Named to 2008 Clarion-Ledger Dozen High School Baseball team • Listed among other top players on 2008 Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason Southeast Region All High School Senior Team • Named a 2007 South Mississippi futures all-star • Also an Area Code Games selection • Lettered four years in swimming.

Personal: Full name is Shane Alan LeBlanc • Born Dec. 8, 1989, in Houma, La. • Second of two sons to Lance and Arlene LeBlanc • Older brother, Jake, is also a member of the USA pitching staff • Played summer 2010 with the Carolina Chaos of the Southern Collegiate Baseball League • Favorite pro sports team is the Atlanta Braves • Lists Tim Hudson as his favorite athlete • Favorite food is seafood •Majoring in sports management.

Career Highs

Innings Pitched: 2.2 vs. FIU (5/28/10) Longest Start: None Shortest Start: None Hits Allowed: 3 at Western Kentucky (4/9/10) Runs Allowed: 2 at Western Kentucky (4/9/10) Earned Runs: 2 at Western Kentucky (4/9/10) Walks: 2, twice, last vs. FIU (5/28/10) Strikeouts: 1, three times, last vs. Troy (5/20/10) Home Runs: 1 at Western Kentucky (4/9/10) Wild Pitches: 1 vs. Troy (5/20/10) Hit Batters: 1 vs. Troy (5/20/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2010 4.70 0-1 4 0 0 0/0 0 7.2 8 4 4 6 3 3 1 1 1 1 0 Totals 4.70 0-1 4 0 0 0/0 0 7.2 8 4 4 6 3 3 1 1 1 1 0

2011 South Alabama Baseball 31 Returning Players

Brent Mitchell C • R/R • 6-2 • 225 • So.-1L Paris, Ontario, Canada (Paris District HS)

2010 (Freshman): Saw action in 12 games with three starts at catcher • Homered for his fi rst career hit in the Jags’ 13-2 win at Memphis (3/16) • Also drove in two runs against the Tigers • Went 1-for-1 at Southern Miss (4/28) • Posted a .385 slugging percentage with a .312 on- base percentage.

2009 (Redshirt): Sat out season as a non-medical redshirt.

High School/Prep Career: Played baseball, and track at Paris District High School in Paris, Ontario, Canada • Holds school record for farthest thrown javelin • Also played three seasons for coach Dan Th ompson and the Inter County Terriers club team in Guelph, Ontario, Canada • Helped clinch 2006 Sandlott Baseball World Series with a grand slam in the championship game • Was named team MVP in 2008 and Top Rookie for fall of 2006 • Member of Canadian National Junior Team • Played for Ontario Youth Team at the Canada Cup National Championship in August 2007.

Personal: Full name is Brent Abbott Mitchell • First of two sons to Gary and Val Mitchell • Has a younger brother, Bryan • Played summer 201010 with the Kitchener Panthers of the Junior Intercounty Baseball League in Kitchener, Ontariontario • Favorite pro sports team is the Toronto Blue Jays • Lists as his favoritete athlete • Favorite musical artist is Brooks and Dunn • Majoring in exercise science.

Career Highs

Runs: 1, twice, last at Southeastern Louisiana (3/24/10) Hits: 1, twice, last at Southern Miss (4/28/10) Doubles: none Triples: none Home Runs: 1 at Memphis (3/16/10) RBI: 2 at Memphis (3/16/10) Total Bases: 4 at Memphis (3/16/10) Walks: 1, three times, last vs. Troy (5/20/10) Stolen Bases: none Hitting Streak: none

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2BB 3B HR RBRBII TBTB SLG%SLG% BB HBPHBP SOSO GDPGDP OB% SF SH SBSB-ATT-ATT 2010 .154 12-3 13 2 2 0 0 1 2 5 ..385385 3 0 4 1 ..313313 0 0 0-0-00 Totals .154 12-3 13 2 2 0 0 1 2 5 ..385385 3 0 4 1 ..313313 0 0 0-0-00

2011 South Alabama Baseball 32 Returning Players

Jake Overstreet 3B • R/R • 6-1 • 205 • Sr.-3L Thomasville, Ala. (Thomasville HS)

2010 (Junior): Started all 59 games as the Jags’ third baseman • Hit .346 with 11 home runs, 10 doubles and 74 RBI • Tied for 23rd in the nation in RBI • Led the Jags with 21 multiple-RBI games • Recorded 22 multiple-hit games, which tied for the second on the team • Hit safely in 44 of 59 games • Set career highs in batting average, hits (82), home runs, RBI, total bases (127), runs scored (51), walks (26), sacrifi ce fl ies, slugging percentage (.536), on-base percentage (.418), total plate appearances (283) and at-bats (237) • Named second-team South Central all-region by American Baseball Coaches Association • Named National Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball (3/22-28) • Named Southeast Regional Player of the Week by College Baseball Insider (3/22-28) • Earned SBC Player-of-the-Week honors (3/22-28) • Hit four home runs and drove in 11 runs in a doubleheader at Middle Ten- nessee (3/27) • Recorded three hits in 10 contests and four hits in three games • Led team in multiple-RBI games (8) in SBC games • Tied for team lead with 11 multiple-hit games in conference games • Drove in multiple runs in a team-best 13 non-conference games • Ended the season on a six-game hitting streak.

2009 (Sophomore): Started all 55 games as the Jags’ third baseman • Hit .336 with four home runs, 18 doubles and 39 RBI • Was successful on eight of nine stolen bases attempted • Hit .229 with one double and no steals through fi rst 21 games of season, then hit .401 with 17 doubles and eight steals over last 34 games • Led Sun Belt Conference with 13 doubles in league play • Also ranked third with 46 hits and seventh with .390 batting average in conference play • Went 2-for-4 and scored game-winning run aft er drawing a two-out walk in 10th inning of Jags’ walk-off win against sixth-ranked Ole Miss (2/22) • Also scored game-winning run in USA’s next win, another walk-off , aft er singling with one out in bottom of ninth against Southern Illinois (2/27) • Went 3-for-5 with a double and three RBI in fi nale at Western Kentucky (3/15) • Hit fi rst home run of season and drove in three runs inin series-opening win against NeNew Orleans (3/20) • Got fi rst of season and went 2-for-4 with a two runs and two RBI in Jags’ win over MississippiM State (3/24) • Th at game got him going on a streak with hits in nine of 10 games • DouDoubledbled twice andand scoredscor three runs in opener against Arkansas State (3/27) • Went 3-for-5 with a pair of runs andand tthreehree RBI as Jags eveevenedne series with Red Wolves (3/28) • Had a pair of hits and scored a run in all three games ooff Jags’ sweep at LouisiLouisiana-Lafayettean (4/17-19) • Set new career highs with four hits and six RBI in Jags’ win over 22nd-ranked Alabama (4/22)(4/2 • All six RBI came in third inning when he hit a go-ahead three-run homer and later cleared the bases with a three-run triple • Doubled in fi ft h inning, and came up a single short of the cycle when he doubled again in the eeighthig • Started a career-long, 11-game hitting streak when he went 3-for-4, doubled and drove in two runs in fi nalenale againsta Middle Tennessee (4/26) • Went 8-for-11 with a pair of doubles and four runs in series against FFloridalorida InInternationalt (5/8-10) • Had two hits and scored at least once in all three games of fi nalnal series ofof season against TrTroyo (5/14-16) • Had fi rst multi-homer game of career when he belted two-run home runs in consecutive inningsinnings in SBCS tournament game against Louisiana-Monroe (5/21).

2008 (Freshman): AppearedAppeared in 55 games, making 50 starts • Started 42 games at third base and eight as the des- ignatedignated hitter • Batted .295 (54-for-183)(54-f with 15 doubles • Went 4-for-5 stealing bases • Went 3-for-4 and collected fi rst collegiate hit against SamfordSamfor (3/4) ... Doubled twice and set a career high for hits in a game in 4-for-5 eff ort vs. Nicholls State (3/18) • Set a ccareer high for RBI in a game (3) vs. Florida Atlantic (4/8) • Recorded three hits in gamesgames agaagainstinst SamSamfordford (3/4), OOlel Miss (4/8) and Jackson State (4/22) • Had a pair of seven-game hitting streaks (3/18-3/26) anandd (4/18-4/26) • HHit .500 (14-for-28) with six doubles, a triple and six runs scored in fi rst streak • ReachedReached basebase safelysafely in 20 consecutiveconsec games (4/4-5/4) • Recorded a .402 (33-for-82) on-base percentage, scored Career Highs 19 times, hit fi ve homers and drodrove in 16 runs during that streak • Homered against Arkansas State (3/30), Florida Atlantic (4/5), Louisiana-LafayetteLouisiana-Lafayet (4/18 & 4/19), Jackson State (4/22) and Louisiana-Monroe (5/2). Runs: 3, nine times, last vs. Troy (5/22/10) HighHigh School:School: Lettered fourfour yearsyear at Th omasville High School in Th omasville, Ala. • Played shortstop and third Hits: 4, six times, last at Middle Tennessee (3/27/10) base for the Tigers • Was namenamedd fi rst team all-state and all-region for three times • Also played quarterback for Doubles: 2, three times, last vs. Alabama (4/22/09) TigerTiger football team • Led Th omasvilleoma to state championship game in his senior season.

Triples: 1, fi ve times, last at Memphis (3/16/10) Personal:Personal: Full name is Jake BishopBish Overstreet • Born March 2, 1989, in Th omasville, Ala. • Son of Mike and Teri Home Runs: 2, three times, last at Middle Tenn. (3/27/10) OverstreetOverstreet • Has a younger sister,sister Lindsey • Favorite movie is “Gladiator” • Favorite book is “Th e Firm” • Lists At- lantalanta Braves amongamong his favoritefavorite prop sports team • Favorite athlete is Brett Favre • Lists Justin Moore as his favorite RBI: 7 at Middle Tennessee (3/27/10) musical artist • Favorite food is steaks • Majoring in history. Total Bases: 11 vs. Alabama (4/22/09) Walks: 2, seven times, last vs. Florida Atlantic (5/8/10) Stolen Bases: 1, 17 times, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/17/10) Hitting Streak: 10 games (4/26-5/15/09)

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2008 .295 55-50 183 41 54 15 3 6 27 93 .508 13 10 47 6 .372 1 5 4-5 2009 .336 55-55 220 45 74 18 1 4 39 106 .482 13 9 34 5 .397 0 2 8-9 2010 .346 59-59 237 51 82 10 1 11 74 127 .536 26 10 30 4 .418 9 1 5-5 Totals .328 169-164 640 137 210 43 5 21 140 52 .509 52 29 111 15 .398 10 8 17-19 2011 South Alabama Baseball 33 Returning Players

Carlton Paris RHP • R/R • 6-4 • 190 • Sr.-1L Pinson, Ala. (Wallace State CC-Hanceville)

2010 (Junior): Went 4-2 with one save in 22 appearances • Struck out 22 batters in 34 2/3 in- nings pitched • Did not allow a run in 12 of his 22 appearances • Recorded his fi rst career save against Louisiana-Lafayette (3/20) • Did not allow a run in fi ve consecutive SBC games, while allowing just three hits during that 6 2/3-inning span • Recorded multiple strikeouts in six ap- pearances • Went 3-1 while posting a 0.56 ERA in SBC games • Allowed just one run and nine hits in 16 innings of SBC contests, while recording 11 strikeouts • Struck out a career-high fi ve batters against Louisiana-Monroe (4/17) in 3 1/3 innings of one-hit relief • Recorded back-to- back scoreless outings against Florida Atlantic (5/8-5/9), allowing just one hit in 2 2/3 innings.

Junior College (Wallace State CC): Pitched two years for coach Randy Putman at Wallace State-Hanceville Community College • As a sophomore, posted a 3-1 record with fi ve saves and a 2.05 ERA • Struck out 25 with just eight walks in 30.2 innings of work • Did not allow a run in 14 of 20 appearances, all out of the bullpen • Held opposing hitters to a .223 batting average • As a freshman, made fi rst nine appearances as a starter before moving to eight of last nine outings • Went 5-2 with a 3.84 ERA and 40 strikeouts in 61 innings • Posted a 2.31 ERA in eight relief appearances.

High School: Played four years of baseball, three years of basketball and one year of football for Pinson Valley High School in Pinson, Ala.

Personal: Full name is Carlton David Paris • Born Sept. 14, 1988 in Memphis, Tenn. • Last of three children to Bruce and Linda Paris • Favorite movie is “Boondock Saints” • Favorite book is “Bruchko” • Lists the New York Yankees as his favorite team and Mariano Rivera as his favor- ite athlete • Favorite musical artist is the Red Hot Chili Peppers • Favorite food is hot wings • Majoring in education.

Career Highs Innings Pitched: 3.2 vs. Auburn (5/11/10) Longest Start: None Shortest Start: None Hits Allowed: 5, twice, last vs. FIU (5/28/10) Runs Allowed: 6 vs. FIU (5/28/10) Earned Runs: 6 vs. FIU (5/28/10) Walks: 4 at Arkansas State (4/24/10) Strikeouts: 5 vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/17/10) Home Runs: 2 vs. FIU (5/28/10) Wild Pitches: 1 vs. FIU (5/28/10) Hit Batters: 2 at Mississippi State (4/14/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2010 5.71 4-2 22 0 0 0/0 1 34.2 39 26 22 19 22 8 0 4 1 6 0 Totals 5.71 4-2 22 0 0 0/0 1 34.2 39 26 22 19 22 8 0 4 1 6 0

2011 South Alabama Baseball 34 Returning Players

Conner Reese RHP • R/R • 6-4 • 200 • So.-1L Daphne, Ala. (Daphne HS)

2010 (Freshman): Went 1-0 with a 8.22 ERA and seven strikeouts in 7 2/3 innings • Did not allow a run in six of nine appearances on the season • Recorded four consecutive shutout ap- pearances from Feb. 28–March 14 • Did not allow a run in three of fi ve SBC contests in which he appeared • Earned fi rst career win with three shutout innings, recording a career-high three strikeouts against Tennessee Tech (3/9).

High School: Played three years of baseball for coach Joe Hutchins at Daphne High School in Daphne Ala. • Posted a 4-1 record with a 1.20 ERA over 35 innings of work on the mound as a senior.

Personal: Full name is Gregory Conner Reese • Born Oct. 22, 1990, in Mobile, Ala. • First of three sons to Greg and Lauri Reese • Has two younger brothers, Kyle and Hunter • Uncle, Mark Reese, played football at Alabama from 1981-84 • Majoring in Biomedical Science.

Career Highs

Innings Pitched: 3.0 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/9/10) Longest Start: None Shortest Start: None Hits Allowed: 2, three times, last vs. Troy (5/20/10) Runs Allowed: 4 vs. Troy (5/20/10) Earned Runs: 4 vs. Troy (5/20/10) Walks: 2, twice, last vs. Troy (5/20/10) Strikeouts: 3 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/9/10) Home Runs: 1, twice, last vs. Troy (5/20/10) Wild Pitches: 2 at Middle Tennessee (3/27/10) Hit Batters: 1 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/9/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2010 8.22 1-0 9 0 0 0/0 0 7.2 9 7 7 9 7 2 0 2 3 1 0 Totals 8.22 1-0 9 0 0 0/0 0 7.2 9 7 7 9 7 2 0 2 3 1 0

2011 South Alabama Baseball 35 Returning Players

Chad Reeves RHP/IF • R/R • 6-2 • 195 • So.-1L Mobile, Ala. (Faith Academy)

2010 (Freshman): Went 1-0 with a 7.50 ERA in 11 appearances • Recorded six strikeouts in 12 innings pitched • Did not allow a run in six of 11 appearances • Earned fi rst career win in 4 1/3 innings of relief against Nicholls State (4/13) • Also struck out a career-high four batters in that contest • Pitched one perfect inning of relief in Jaguar debut against Jackson State (2/19) • Recorded three consecutive appearances without allowing a run from April 18-28 • Tossed one shutout inning in relief against Louisiana-Monroe (4/18) • Pitched one shutout inning of relief at Nicholls State (4/27).

High School: Lettered two years at Faith Academy and one year at George Co. HS in Missis- sippi • Posted a 4-3 record and with a 1.86 earned-run average and 59 strikeouts in 50 innings during junior year at Faith Academy • Also batted .380 with fi ve home runs during junior season • Graduated high school in November of senior year in order to join the Jaguars.

Personal: Full name is James Chadwick Reeves • Born Dec. 26, 1991, in Mobile • Only child of Darold and Teresa Reeves • Father, Darold, lettered two years in baseball at Patrick Henry Ju- nior College • Grandfather, George Albright, lettered two years in football at Alabama • Played summer ball in 2010 with the Terre Haute Rex of the Prospect League • Favorite movie is “For Love of the Game” • Favorite pro sports teams are the New York Yankees and Indianapolis Colts • Lists among his favorite athletes • Majoring in sports management.

Career Highs

Innings Pitched: 4.1 innings vs. Nicholls State (4/13/10) Longest Start: 0.1 innings vs. Southern Miss (3/30/10) Shortest Start: 0.1 innings vs. Southern Miss (3/30/10) Hits Allowed: 3, three times, last at FIU (5/15/10) Runs Allowed: 3 vs. Wichita State (2/28/10) Earned Runs: 3 vs. Wichita State (2/28/10) Walks: 3 vs. Siena (3/6/10) Strikeouts: 4 vs. Nicholls State (4/13/10) Home Runs: 1, three times, last at FIU (5/15/10) Wild Pitches: 1, twice, last vs. Nicholls State (4/13/10) Hit Batters: 1, four times, last vs. Troy (5/20/10)

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK 2010 7.50 1-0 11 1 0 0/1 0 12.0 14 10 10 11 6 3 0 3 2 4 1 Totals 7.50 1-0 11 1 0 0/1 0 12.0 14 10 10 11 6 3 0 3 2 4 1

2011 South Alabama Baseball 36 Returning Players

Brent Tanner C • L/R • 6-2 • 220 • Sr.-1L Lucedale, Miss. (Meridian CC)

2010 (Junior): Competed in 57 games with 55 starts • Started 51 games at catcher for the Jag- uars • Batted .300 with 42 runs scored,14 doubles, one triple, seven home runs and 42 RBI • Re- corded 19 multiple-hit games and 11 multi-RBI games • Hit safely in 42 of 57 games • Recorded a .466 slugging percentage and .369 on-base percentage • Went 2-for-3 with a home run and fi ve RBI in his Jaguar debut against Jackson State (2/19) • Hit two home runs at UALR (3/14) • Also recorded career highs in hits (4), runs scored (4) and total bases (10) at UALR (3/14) • Hit safely in 23 of 30 SBC games • Recorded 10 multiple-hit and fi ve multi-RBI games in conference play • Went 3-for-4 with a home run, two RBI and two runs scored against Nicholls State (4/13) • Went 2-for-4 with a home run, three RBI and a run scored against Florida Atlantic (5/8) • Ended the season on a fi ve-game hitting streak.

Junior College (Meridian CC): Played two seasons for coach Chris Rose at Meridian Com- munity College • Hit .342 with 10 home runs and 48 RBI in freshman season • Helped MCC to a MACJC State Championship with four home runs in state tournament • Was named second team all-MACJC in 2008 • Hit .396 with 15 homers, 17 doubles and 58 RBI as a sophomore • Also drew 30 walks and reached base at a .514 clip • Went 4-for-4 with a double, home run and fi ve RBI against Wallace CC (4/22) • Had at least three hits in a game nine times • Was suc- cessful on all eight stolen bases attempted • Helped MCC to Region 23 Championship and was named all-region as an outfi elder.

2007 (Mississippi State): Sat out season as a non-medical redshirt.

High School: Played for coach Joe Hartsfi eld at George County High School in Lucedale, Miss. • As a junior, hit .404 with 11 home runs and 17 doubles • In senior season, hit fi ve home runs and 20 doubles on his way to all-state honors • Set school record for home runs and was inducted into GCHS Hall of Fame.

Personal: Full name is Brent Alan Tanner • Born Oct. 1, 1987, in Mobile, Ala. • Last of fi ve children to Steven and Becky Tanner • Has three older brothers, Heath, Dusty and Matt, and two older sisters, Dalenah and Melanie • Favorite movie is “8 Seconds” • Favorite pro sports team is the • Favorite athlete is Josh Hamiltion • Lists pizza as his favorite food • Majoring in adminstrative science.

Career Highs Runs: 4 at UALR (3/14/10) Hits: 4 at UALR (3/14/10) Doubles: 1, 14 times, last vs. FIU (5/28/10) Triples: 1 at Memphis (3/16/10) Home Runs: 2 at UALR (3/14/10) RBI: 5 vs. Jackson State (2/19/10) Total Bases: 10 at UALR (3/14/10) Walks: 2, three times, last vs. Tennessee Tech (3/10/10) Stolen Bases: 1, three times, last at Arkansas State (4/24/10) Hitting Streak: 10 games (4/10-4/25/10)

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2010 .300 57-55 223 42 67 14 1 7 42 104 .466 23 2 48 4 .369 1 0 3-6 Totals .300 57-55 223 42 67 14 1 7 42 104 .466 23 2 48 4 .369 1 0 3-6

2011 South Alabama Baseball 37 Returning Players

Taylor White OF • L/R • 6-1 • 185 • Sr.-1L Jackson, Ala. (Alabama Southern CC)

2010 (Junior): Hit .346 with 12 doubles and 34 RBI in 58 games, 57 of which were starts • Ranked second in the Sun Belt Conference in stolen bases with 27 • Hit safely in 41 of 58 games • Led the team with 23 multiple-hit games • Also led USA in batting average (.346) and stolen bases (14) in conference games • Made just two errors in 149 chances • Scored multiple runs in 15 contests • Recorded multiple hits in 11 SBC games • Drove in multiple runs in six conference contests • Tied for team lead with nine doubles in non-conference games • Recorded 15 hits in fi rst 10 games as a Jaguar • Recorded a career-high four hits against Florida Atlantic (5/9) • Stole a career-high three bases at UALR (3/13) • Drove in three runs against UALR (3/13) and Louisi- ana-Monroe (4/18) • Recorded three hits in four consecutive games (4/18-4/25) • Recorded two doubles against Siena (3/6) • Recorded multiple hits in each game of the SBC Tournament.

Junior College (Alabama Southern CC): Played two seasons for the Eagles • Was coached by former Jaguar assistant coach Scot Sealy in 2008 and former USA pitcher Daniel Head in 2009 • Hit .476 (59-for-124) with 19 doubles, six triples and three home runs in 35 games as a sopho- more in 2009 • Also scored 38 runs and collected 30 RBI • Went 24-for-3024 for 30 stealing bases and drew 13 walks against just seven strikeouts • Reached base att a .528 clipclip andand sluggedslugged .798 • Went 5-for-5 with four runs and three stolen bases in season openerer against Marion MiMilitarylitary Institute • Played in 52 games and hit .409 with 13 doubles, three homeme runs anandd 29 RBI as a ffreshmanreshman • Stole 14 bases in 14 attempts in 2008 • Finished junior collegee career witwithh .435 bbattingatting average, 80 runs scored, 59 RBI and 38 stolen bases in 44 attempts overer 87 games.

High School: Pitched and played outfi eld for coach Danny PowellPowell at LeroyLeroy HighHigh SchoolSchool • Hit .465 with six home runs, 40 RBI and 28 stolen bases as a seniorior • AAlsolso went 9-0 as a pitcpitcherher • Was named all-state, all-county, state MVP and 2A Player of thethe Year.

Personal: Full name is Stephen Taylor White • Born March 224,4, 1989, in BirmingBirmingham,ham, AAla.la. • Only child of Steve and Lisa White • Favorite movie is “Step Brothers”Brothers” • Favorite propro sportssports team is the Atlanta Braves • Lists Ken Griff ey Jr. as his favoritete atathletehlete • Favorite foodfood is steasteakk • Majoring in exercise science.

Career Highs Runs: 3, four times, last at Arkansas State (4/24/10) Hits: 4 vs. Florida Atlantic (5/9/10) Doubles: 2 vs. Siena (3/6/10) Triples: 1 vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/16/10) Home Runs: None RBI: 3, twice, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (4/18/10) Total Bases: 4, six times, last vs. Florida Atlantic (5/9/10) Walks: 2, three times, last vs. Florida Atlantic (5/27/10) Stolen Bases: 3 at UALR (3/13/10) Hitting Streak: 7 games (4/14-4/25/10)

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLGSLG%% BB HBP SO GDP OBOB%% SF SH SB-ATT 2010 .346 58-57 217 55 75 12 1 0 34 89 .410 24 4 26 5 .412 5 0 27-2927-29 Totals .346 58-57 217 55 75 12 1 0 34 89 .410 24 4 26 5 .412 5 0 27-2927-29

2011 South Alabama Baseball 38 Newcomers

Collin Blankenship RHP • R/R • 6-2 • 165 • Fr.-HS Pensacola, Fla. (Gulf Shores HS)

High School: Lettered three years for Gulf Shores High School and one year at North Gwinnett High School in Atlanta, Ga. • Holds GSHS record in strikeouts and single-season record in ERA • Posted a 1.36 ERA and 89 strikeouts as a senior • Also batted .420 with fi ve home runs and 26 RBI.

Personal: Full name is Collin Kendrick Blankenship • Son of Ken and Leslie Blankenship • Has an older sister, Alexis, and younger sister, Bailey • Favorite movie is “Th e Waterboy” • Lists as his favorite athlete • Lists the Atlanta Braves and New Orleans Saints among his favor- ite sports teams • Favorite foods are steak, spaghetti and chicken • Majoring in business.

Corey Bryan IF • R/R • 5-11 • 170 • Fr.-HS Semmes, Ala. (George County [Miss.] HS)

High School: Lettered four years for George County High School • Led team in home runs junior and senior seasons • Hit .304 with three home runs and four doubles as a junior.

Personal: Full name is Corey Nathaniel Bryan • Son of Jeff and Renee Bryan • Has an older brother, Keeley • Favorite movie is “Fever Pitch” • Favorite pro sports team is the Boston Red Sox • Lists Jose Reyes as his favorite athlete • Favorite food is hot wings • Majoring in physical therapy.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 39 Newcomers

Eddy Cabrera OF • L/L • 5-9 • 170 • So.-HS Weston, Fla. (Cypress Bay HS)

USA: First player in South Alabama history to play both baseball and football • Played in fi ve games as a true freshman on inaugural football team • Ranked third on team with two intercep- tions and also made a pair of tackles.

High School: Lettered in football and baseball three years at Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Fla. • Helped Lightning to district championships in both sports • Hit .404 with four home runs, 10 steals and 41 runs scored in 2009 • Holds school record with 41 runs scored in senior season.

Personal: Full name is Eduardo A. Cabrera • Born Nov. 11, 1990, in Miami, Fla. • Second of two sons to Eddie Cabrera • Has an older brother, Alex • Favorite movie is “Any Given Sunday” • Lists the Dallas Cowboys and Chicago White Sox as his favorite pro sports teams • Favorite musi- cal artist is Lil Wayne • Favorite food is sushi • Undecided major.

Michael Carden LHP • L/L • 5-11 • 185 • Jr.-JC Cottondale, Ala. (Shelton State CC)

Junior College (Shelton State): Named Alabama Community College Conference second-team all-region as a sophomore • Also named ACCC Northern fi rst-team all-league • Helped lead the Buccaneers to the 2009 ACCC state championship and National Junior College Athletic Associa- tion World Series appearance • Went 4-1 with three saves in a team-best 20 appearances while posting a 2.94 ERA in 49 innings as a sophomore • Also recorded 63 strikeouts • As a freshman, compiled a 6-1 record with two saves and a 2.88 ERA in 64.1 innings • Recorded 71 strikeouts as a freshman while limiting opponents to a .178 batting average.

High School: Lettered four years in baseball for Paul W. Bryant HS in Tuscaloosa, Ala. • Helped lead team to the quarterfi nals of the Alabama High School Athletic Association Class 5A quar- terfi nals as a senior • Named an Under Armour Preseason All-American prior to senior season • Earned 6A fi rst-team all-state honors as a senior • Holds single-season records for strikeouts (114) and ERA (0.86) • Th rew two no-hitters during his career.

Personal: Full name is Michael J. Carden • Son of Mike and Angie Carden • Has a younger sis- ter, Stacy • Favorite movie is “Major League 2” • Lists the Atlanta Braves as his favorite pro sports team and Tim Hudson as his favorite athlete • Favorite food is steak • Majoring in education.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 40 Josh Constable RHP • R/R • 6-5 • 205 • Jr.-Tr. Hagerstown, Md. (Radford)

2009-10 (Radford): Went 1-1 in fi ve appearances with a 7.00 ERA • Recorded four strikeouts in nine innings pitched • As a freshman, recorded fi ve scoreless relief appearances • Began collegiate career with 5 2/3 innings pitched without an earned run over two relief appearances.

High School: Lettered four years in baseball and one year in basketball at Clear Spring High School in Clear Spring, Md. • Posted a 6-0 record with a 0.89 ERA and 59 strikeouts in 39 in- nings • Earned fi rst-team all-Washington County, all-area and all-MPSSAA Class 1A honors as a senior • Helped CSHS to an 18-3 record and district title in 2008.

Personal: Josh Lynn Constable • Son of Wesley Constable and Barbara Reed • Has two older sisters, Amy and Casey • Favorite movie is “Dumb and Dumber” • Favorite team is the New York Yankees • Lists as his favorite athlete • Majoring in civil engineering.

Jeff DeBlieux LHP/OF • L/L • 6-0 • 170 • Jr.-JC Houma, La. (Copiah-Lincoln CC)

Junior College (Copiah-Lincoln CC): Lettered in baseball two years at CLCC • Named second- team all-conference both seasons • Also named Distinguished Academic All-American • Led the Wolfpack in nearly every off ensive category as a sophomore, including batting average (.389), hits (56), doubles (12), total bases (83), slugging percentage (.576) and stolen bases (24) • Also led pitchers in strikeouts (45) and innings pitched (61) • Limited opponents to a .241 batting average.

High School: Lettered four years in baseball at Vandebilt Catholic High School • Also lettered three years in soccer, two in cross country and one in track • Helped soccer team capture two state championships • Also helped lead baseball team to the second round of the state playoff s four consecutive seasons.

Personal: Full name is Jeff Davis DeBlieux V • Son of Jeff and Karen DeBlieux • Has two young- er brothers, Matthew and Jacob • Favorite movie is “For Love Of Th e Game” • Favorite book is “Th e Yankee Years” • Lists the as his favorite sports team • Favorite athletes are Cliff Lee and Ken Griff ey Jr. • Lists Red Hot Chili Peppers as his favorite musical artist • Majoring in chemical engineering.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 41 Newcomers

Whitt Dorsey C/1B • L/R • 5-11 • 185 • Jr.-JC Auburn, Ala. (Gulf Coast [Fla.] CC)

Junior College (Gulf Coast [Fla.] CC): Batted .381 with four home runs and 37 RBI as a sopho- more, and posted a .474 on-base percentage • Named fi rst-team all-conference and fi rst-team all-state as a sophomore • Ranked fourth in the region in RBI per game (1.03) and fi ft h in batting average • Recorded 11 multiple-hit and 12 multiple-RBI games • Batted .342 with eight doubles, 26 RBI and 21 runs scored.

High school: Was all-state honorable mention as a senior at Auburn High School • Lettered in baseball four years and football two years for the Tigers • Batted .480 as a senior with nine home runs and 60 RBI.

Personal: Full name is David Whitt Dorsey III • Son of David and Leann Dorsey • Has an older sister, Starr • Sister, Starr, lettered four years in soft ball at Auburn • Uncle, Al Starr, lettered two years in baseball at Troy • Favorite movie is “Th e Other Guys” • Favorite pro sports team is the Atlanta Braves • Lists and Brett Favre as his favorite athletes • Lists George Strait among his favorite musical artists • Favorite foods are steak and strawberry pie • Majoring in education.

Hunt Griffith IF • R/R • 6-1 • 180 • So.-HS Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal HS)

High School: Played three years of baseball, and one year of basketball and football at St. Paul’s Episcopal High School in Mobile • Hit .506 with one home run, 15 doubles and 35 RBI on his way to being named fi rst-team all-state as a senior • Also a member of National Honor Society.

Personal: Charles Hunt Griffi th • Son of Preston and Donata Griffi th • Has an older brother, Wells, and sister, Hartley • Also has two younger sisters, Mary Margaret and Grace • Favorite movie is “For Love Of Th e Game” • Lists “Th e Power of Positive Th inking” and “Th e Million- aire Mind” as his favorite books • Favorite pro sports teams are the Atlanta Braves and New Orleans Saints • Lists Drew Brees as his favorite athlete • Lists George Strait among his favorite musical artists • Favorite food is ice cream • Major is undecided.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 42 Newcomers

Logan Kirkland 2B • R/R • 5-9 • 175 • Fr.-HS Grand Bay, Ala. (Alma Bryant HS)

High School: Lettered four years in baseball at Alma Bryant High School • Set school records in batting average, hits, doubles and RBI • Earned 6A all-state honors as a junior • Batted .433 with three home runs as a senior • Helped lead the Hurricanes to the second round of the 6A state playoff s his senior season • Earned Class 6A all-state honors as a junior aft er batting .489 with three home runs, 35 RBI and 12 stolen bases • As a sophomore, batted .463 with two home runs • Was named to Perfect Game Cross Checker’s Alabama follow list.

Personal: Full name is Logan Wade Kirkland • Son of Jamie Kirkland and Amy Th ornton • Has a younger sister, Alex • Favorite movie is “Cobb” • Favorite book is the Bible • Lists the Atlanta Braves as his favorite pro sports team • Favorite athlete is Dustin Pedroia • Favorite musical artist is Lil Wayne • Lists steak as his favorite food • Major is undecided.

Blake Lawson IF • R/R • 5-10 • 170 • So.-JC Biloxi, Miss. (East Central [Miss.] CC)

Junior College: Lettered one season at East Central Community College • Batted .273 with eight doubles, two home runs and 27 RBI as a freshman.

High School: Lettered in baseball four years and football three years at Biloxi High School.

Personal: Full name is Timothy Blake Lawson • Son of Tim and Sallie Lawson • Has a younger brother, Hunter, and younger sister, Abby • Favorite movie is “Th e Rookie” • Lists the Atlanta Braves and New Orleans Saints as his favorite pro sports teams • Favorite athlete is Derek Jeter • Favorite musical artist is Lil Wayne • Majoring in nursing.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 43 Newcomers

Daniel McGiboney LHP • L/R • 5-9 • 175 • Fr.-HS Semmes, Ala. (Mary G. Montgomery HS)

High School: Lettered four years in baseball at Mary G. Montgomery High School • Named to Perfect Game Cross Checker’s Alabama Follow List • Posted a 7-1 record and 1.83 ERA as a junior • Also hit .370 with 31 RBI • Helped lead MGMHS to the 6A fi nals as a junior.

Personal: Full named is John Daniel McGiboney • Son of John and Bridgett McGiboney • Has an older sister, Jennifer • Favorite movie is “Th e Rookie” • Lists “Where the Red Fern Grows” as his favorite book • Favorite pro sports team is the Boston Red Sox • Favorite athlete is • Lists Rev Th eory as his favorite musical artist • Major is undecided.

Cory McGinnis RHP • R/R • 6-1 • 190 • Jr.-JC Pittsburgh, Pa. (Shelton State CC)

Junior College (Shelton State CC): Named to Northern division second-team all-conference by the ACCC • Went 11-2 with a 3.93 ERA and one save in 68 2/3 innings, while recording 83 strikeouts • Ranked second in NJCAA Division I Region 22 in hits allowed (53), hits per nine innings (6.95), strikeouts per nine innings (10.88) and wins • Helped lead the Buccaneers to a 46-19 record as a sophomore • Also helped lead the Buccaneers to the 2009 ACCC state cham- pionship and a National Junior College Athletic Association World Series appearance • Selected in the 44th round of the 2010 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft by the .

High School: Lettered in baseball three years and basketball two years at Hampton High School • Holds school records in strikeouts, wins and RBI • Helped lead team to district fi nals in 2006-07.

Personal: Full name is Cory Ryan McGinnis • Son of Bruce and Michele McGinnis • Has a younger brother, Alec, and younger sister, Molly • Favorite movie is “Th e Hangover” • Lists “Odd Man Out” as his favorite book • Favorite athlete is Alex Rodriguez • Favorite pro sports team is the Pittsburgh Steelers • Lists Lil Wayne as his favorite musical artist • Favorite food is steak • Majoring in business.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 44 Newcomers

Jeff Miller RHP • R/R • 6-2 • 210 • So.-JC St. Charles, Mo. (St. Louis CC-Meramec)

Junior College (St. Louis CC-Meramec): Lettered one year in baseball for the Magic • Re- corded 24 strikeouts in 28 1/3 innings and earned one win and three saves while posting a 3.50 ERA.

High School: Lettered four years in baseball, two years in football and one year in basketball at St. Charles West High School • Holds school record for most doubles in a season • Earned fi rst-team all-conference honors.

Personal: Jeff rey E. Miller • Son of Terry and Deanna Miller • Has an older sister, Kristin • Great uncle is Major League Baseball Hall of Famer and 1928 MVP James Bottomley • Favorite movie is “For Love of the Game” • Favorite pro sports team is the St. Louis Cardinals • Lists Lance Armstrong and Mariano Rivera as his favorite athletes • Favorite food is sushi • Majoring in fi nance.

Jordan Patterson LHP/1B • L/L • 6-4 • 200 • Fr.-HS Mobile, Ala. (Baker HS)

High School: Lettered in football, basketball and baseball for four years at Baker High School • Went 8-1 with a 1.63 ERA as a senior • Averaged a strikeout per inning in senior season, re- cording 56 strikeouts in 56 innings pitched • Also batted .439 with 12 doubles, one triple, four home runs, 20 RBI and eight stolen bases • Helped lead the Hornets to the semifi nals of the Alabama High School Athletic Association basketball playoff s • Also helped lead BHS to the quarterfi nals of the AHSAA baseball playoff s.

Personal: Jordan Andrew Patterson • Son of John and Joann Patterson • Has two older broth- ers, Justin and Jarred, and a younger sister, Julianne • Favorite movie is “Remember the Titans” • Favorite book is “Beyond Belief” • Lists the Atlanta Braves among his favorite pro sports teams • Favorite athletes are Josh Hamilton and Peyton Manning • Favorite musical artists are Eminem and Darius Rucker • Lists jambalaya as favorite food • Major is undecided.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 45 Newcomers

Jerry Roam SS • R/R • 6-0 • 180 • Jr.-JC St. Charles, Mo. (St. Louis CC-Meramec)

Junior College (St. Louis CC-Meramec): Batted .373 with four home runs and 60 RBI in two seasons at St. Louis Community College-Meramec • Hit .332 with 16 doubles, two home runs, 33 RBI and 10 stolen bases as a sophomore • Hit safely in 44 games as a sophomore, and recorded 15 multiple-hit and seven multi-RBI games • As a freshman, batted .421 with 10 doubles, one triple, two home runs, 27 RBI and 16 stolen bases.

High School: Lettered four years in baseball at Francis Howell North High School in St. Charles, Mo. • Batted over .500 his senior season • Helped team to 24-4 mark as a senior.

Personal: Full name is Gerald Robert Roam • Son of Th omas and Sandi Roam • Has two younger sisters, Kelly and Madison, and one younger brother, Tommy • Attended same high school as Mark Buehrle • Favorite movie is “Troy” • Lists “Th e Count of Monte Cristo” among his favorite books • Favorite pro sports team is the St. Louis Cardinals • Favorite athletes are Chipper Jones and Gordon Beckham • Enjoys classical music • Majoring in business administration.

Tilur Smith OF • R/R • 6-1 • 215 • Fr.-HS Richton, Miss. (Richton HS)

High School: Helped lead Richton High School to three state championships in four years • Bat- ted .574 with 13 doubles, 13 home runs, 37 RBI, 57 runs scored and 11 stolen bases in 32 games as a senior • Also fi nished with a .610 on-base percentage and 1.078 slugging percentage • Went a perfect 10-0 on the mound as a senior, and pitched a complete game in the state championship series • Earned eight wins with six complete games on the mound as a junior, and recorded 60 strikeouts in 52.1 innings pitched • Posted a 1.34 ERA while holding opponents to a .145 batting average.

Personal: Full name is Tilur Catreyl Smith • Son of Turpin and Sabrina Smith • Has an older brother, Turpin Jr., and older sister, Danielle Adkins • Favorite movie is “Law Abiding Citizen” • Favorite pro sports team is the Texas Rangers • Lists as his favorite athlete • Favorite musical artists are Drake and Lil Wayne • Lists sweet potatoes among his favorite foods • Major is undecided.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 46 Newcomers

Trey Sorrells C • R/R • 5-10 • 195 • Jr.-JC Merit, Texas. (Jefferson [Mo.] JC)

Junior College (Jeff erson [Mo.] JC): Posted a .347 career batting average with 15 home runs and 73 RBI in two seasons with the Vikings • As a sophomore, batted .308 with nine home runs, 38 RBI and 31 runs scored • Recorded 10 multi-hit games and drove in multiple runs 11 times, while helping lead team to 40 wins • Hit .367 with six home runs and 36 RBI, while post- ing a .402 OBP and .587 slugging percentage for an OPS of .989.

High School: Lettered four years in baseball and one year in football at McKinney North High School in McKinney, Texas • Named 2008 class 4A second-team all-state by the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association • Named Dallas-Fort Worth Catcher of the Year as a senior • Batted .449 with six home runs and 49 RBI as a senior • Twice named fi rst-team all- district by Th e Dallas Morning News • Helped team capture district championship in junior and senior seasons.

Personal: Full name is Son of Jay and Amy Sorrells • Has a younger sister, Ryleigh • Favorite movie is “Four Brothers” • Favorite book is “Beyond Belief: Finding the Strength to Come Back” • Lists the Dallas Cowboys as his favorite pro sports team • Favorite athlete is • Lists Garth Brooks as his favorite muscial artist • Favorite food is salmon • Major is undecided.

Josh Wirnsberger LHP• L/L • 5-10 • 190 • Jr.-JC Northport, Ala. (Shelton State CC)

Junior College (Shelton State Community College): Posted a 10-1 record with a 2.87 ERA in 75 1/3 innings pitched as a freshman • Also recorded 84 strikeouts over 25 walks while limit- ing opponents to a .169 batting average • Recorded 57 strikeouts in 56.2 innings pitched while compiling a 5-4 record and 5.24 ERA as a sophomore • Limited opponents to a .203 batting av- erage in a team-best 14 games started • Earned Alabama Community College Conference fi rst- team all-conference and fi rst-team all-division honors as a freshman • Helped SSCC capture 2009 ACCC state championship as a freshman and state runner-up as a sophomore • Tossed a complete-game one-hitter with 10 strikeouts in 2009 state championship game.

High School: Lettered four years in baseball at Paul W. Bryant High School • Posted a career 22-8 record with a 1.50 ERA • Holds school record for strikeouts in a game with 18 • Recorded fi ve wins with a 2.60 ERA with 78 strikeouts in 62 innings pitched as a junior.

Personal: Full name is Joshua Paul Wirnsberger • Son of John and Julie Wirnsberger • Has an older brother, A.J., and younger sister, Jenny • Brother, A.J., lettered four years in baseball at Georgia Southern • Father, John, lettered in wrestling at Wisconsin • Uncle, Dan, lettered at Michigan State in wrestling • Favorite movie is “For Love of the Game” • Lists the Atlanta Braves among his favorite pro sports teams • Favorite athletes are Tim Hudson, Alex Rodriguez and Brett Favre • Lists Craig Morgan among his favorite musical artists • Majoring in leisure studies.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 47 Newcomers

Matthew Wojciechowski C • L/R • 6-2 • 200 • Fr.-HS Mobile, Ala. (McGill-Toolen Catholic HS)

High School: Lettered in baseball four years at McGill-Toolen Catholic High School in Mobile • Batted .449 with 12 doubles, six home runs and 34 RBI as a senior • Also posted an OPS of 1.263 • Hit a grand slam in the fi rst at-bat of his senior season.

Personal: Full name is Matthew Donald Wojciechowski • Son of Bill and Leslie Wojciechowski • Has two older sisters, Allison and Maria • Father, Bill, lettered in baseball at Dayton • Favorite movie is “Old School” • Favorite book is the Bible • Lists the Chicago Cubs as his favorite pro sports team • Favorite food is steak • Major is undecided.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 48 Roster Breakdown

Alphabetical By Position

42 Jarrett Bailey RHP Right-Handed Pitchers 40 Collin Blankenship RHP 19 Carlton Paris Sr.-1L 14 Corey Bryan IF 21 Adam Jung Jr.-RS 32 Phillip Byrd LHP 22 Jeff Miller So.-JC 48 Eddy Cabrera OF 23 Garrett Harris Sr.-1L 34 Michael Carden LHP 29 Conner Reese So.-1L 47 Josh Constable RHP 35 Travis Corley RHP 30 Jake LeBlanc Sr.-3L 44 Dustin Crenshaw RHP 31 Shane LeBlanc So.-1L 36 Jeff DeBlieux LHP/OF 35 Travis Corley Jr.-RS 43 Kyle Dees RHP 39 Chad Reeves So.-1L 37 Dominic Diaz 2B 40 Collin Blankenship Fr.-HS 15 Whitt Dorsey C/1B 42 Jarrett Bailey Jr.-2L 17 Nolan Earley OF 43 Kyle Dees Sr.-1L 38 Hunt Griffi th IF 44 Dustin Crenshaw Sr.-1L 23 Garrett Harris RHP 45 Cory McGinnis Jr.-JC 27 Brad Hook 1B/LHP 47 Josh Constable Jr.-TR 21 Adam Jung RHP 9 Logan Kirkland 2B Left-Handed Pitchers 18 Nathaniel Lami OF 2 Blake Lawson IF 25 Daniel McGiboney Fr.-HS 30 Jake LeBlanc RHP 27 Brad Hook Jr.-2L 31 Shane LeBlanc RHP 32 Phillip Byrd Jr.-2L 25 Daniel McGiboney LHP 33 Jordan Patterson Fr.-HS 45 Cory McGinnis RHP 34 Michael Carden Jr.-JC 22 Jeff Miller RHP 36 Jeff DeBlieux Jr.-JC 26 Brent Mitchell C 46 Josh Wirnsberger Jr.-JC 8 Jake Overstreet 3B 19 Carlton Paris RHP Catchers 33 Jordan Patterson LHP/1B 29 Conner Reese RHP 10 Brent Tanner Sr.-1L 39 Chad Reeves RHP/IF 13 Matthew Wojciechowski Fr.-HS 6 Jerry Roam SS 15 Whitt Dorsey Jr.-JC 11 Tilur Smith OF 16 Trey Sorrells Jr.-JC 16 Trey Sorrells C 26 Brent Mitchell So.-1L 10 Brent Tanner C 4 Taylor White OF 46 Josh Wirnsberger LHP 6 Jerry Roam Jr.-JC 13 Matthew Wojciechowski C 8 Jake Overstreet Sr.-3L 9 Logan Kirkland Fr.-HS By State By Class 14 Corey Bryan Fr.-HS Alabama: 21 Seniors: 9 California: 1 Juniors: 16 15 Whitt Dorsey Jr.-JC Canada: 2 Sophomores: 8 27 Brad Hook Jr.-2L Florida: 1 Freshmen: 7 33 Jordan Patterson Fr.-HS Indiana: 2 37 Dominic Diaz Sr.-1L Louisiana: 1 38 Hunt Griffi th So.-HS Maryland: 1 2 Blake Lawson So.-JC Mississippi: 7 Missouri: 2 Pennsylvania: 1 4 Taylor White Sr.-1L Texas: 1 11 Tilur Smith Fr.-HS Pronunciation Key 17 Nolan Earley So.-1L 18 Nathaniel Lami Jr.-2L

36 Jeff DeBlieux Jr.-JC 13 Matthew Wojciechowski - whoa-ja-COW-ski 18 Nathaniel Lami - LAY-me 48 Eddy Cabrera So.-HS 25 Daniel McGiboney - mac-GIB-uh-knee 30 Jake LeBlanc - la-BLONK 31 Shane LeBlanc - la-BLONK 36 Jeff DeBlieux - DUB-ya 37 Dominic Diaz - DEE-as 45 Cory McGinnis - mac-GUINNESS 45 Josh Wirnsberger - WURNS-burger 2011 South Alabama Baseball 49 Radio / TV Chart

Blake Lawson Taylor White Jerry Roam Jake Overstreet Logan Kirkland Brent Tanner IF • So.-JC OF • Sr.-1L SS • Jr.-JC 3B • Sr.-3L 2B • Fr-HS C • Sr.-1L R/R • 5-10 • 185 L/R • 6-1 • 180 /R • 6-0 • 180 R/R • 6-1 • 200 R/R • 5-9 • 175 L/R • 6-2 • 225 Biloxi, Miss. 2 Jackson, Ala. 4 St. Charles, Mo. 6 Th omasville, Ala. 8 Grand Bay, Ala. 9 Lucedale, Miss. 10 (East Central CC) (Alabama Southern CC) (St. Louis CC-Meramec) (Th omasville HS) (Alma Bryant HS) (Meridian CC)

Tilur Smith Matthew Wojciechowski Corey Bryan Whitt Dorsey Trey Sorrells Nolan Earley OF • Fr.-HS C • Fr.-HS IF • Fr.-HS C /1B • Jr-JC C • Jr.-JC OF • So.-1L R/R • 6-1 • 200 R/R • 6-2 • 200 R/R • 6-1 • 170 L/R • 5-11 • 185 R/R • 5-10 • 195 L/L • 6-1 • 190 Richton, Miss. 11Mobile, Ala. 13 Semmes, Ala. 14 Auburn, Ala. 15 Merit, Texas. 16 Anderson, Ind. 17 (Richton HS) (McGill-Toolen HS) (George County HS) (Gulf Coast CC) (Jeff erson [Mo.] College) (Anderson HS)

Nathaniel Lami Carlton Paris Shane LeBlanc Adam Jung Jeff Miller Garrett Harris OF • Jr.-2L RHP • Sr.-1L RHP • So.-1L RHP • Jr.-RS RHP • So.-JC RHP • Sr.-1L R/R • 6-1 • 190 18 R/R • 6-4 • 190 19 R/R • 6-1 • 175 20 R/R • 6-2 • 180 21 R/R • 6-2 • 195 22 R/R • 6-0 • 180 23 Fairhope, Ala. Pinson, Ala. Biloxi, Miss. North Saanich, B.C. St. Charles, Mo. Columbus, Miss. (Fairhope HS) (Wallace State CC) (Biloxi HS) (Central Arizona CC) (St. Louis CC-Meramec) (Meridian CC)

Daniel McGiboney Brent Mitchell Brad Hook Conner Reese LHP • Fr.-HS C • So.-1L 1B/LHP • Jr.-2L RHP • So.-1L L/L • 6-0 • 180 25 R/R • 6-2 • 220 26 L/L • 6-1 • 210 27 R/R • 6-3 • 190 29 Semmes, Ala. Paris, Ont. Franklin, Ind. Daphne, Ala. (Mary G. Montgomery HS) (Paris District HS) 2011 South Alabama Baseball (Franklin HS) (Daphne HS) 50 Radio / TV Chart

Jake LeBlanc Phillip Byrd Jordan Patterson Michael Carden Travis Corley Jeff DeBlieux RHP • Sr.-3L LHP • Jr.-2L LHP/1B • Fr.-HS RHP • Jr.-JC RHP • Jr.-JC LHP/OF • Jr.-JC R/R • 5-9 • 180 L/L • 6-5 • 225 L/L • 6-4 • 190 R/R • 5-11 • 175 R/R • 5-10 • 200 L/L • 6-0 • 190 Biloxi, Miss. 30 Hurley, Miss. 32 Mobile, Ala. 33 Cottondale, Ala. 34 Bay Minette, Ala.35 Houma, La. 36 (Biloxi HS) (East Central HS) (Baker HS) (Shelton State CC) (Faulkner State CC) (Copiah-Lincoln CC)

Dominic Diaz Hunt Griffi th Chad Reeves Collin Blankenship Jarrett Bailey Kyle Dees IF • Sr.-1L IF • So.-HS RHP/IF • So.-1L RHP • Fr.-HS RHP • Jr.-2L RHP • Sr.-1L R/R • 5-11 • 175 R/R • 6-1 • 180 R/R • 6-2 • 205 R/R • 6-2 • 165 R/R • 6-2 • 210 R/R • 6-0 • 170 Enterprise, Ala. 37 Mobile, Ala. 38 Mobile, Ala. 39 Orange Beach, Ala. 40 Prattville, Ala. 42 Chatom, Ala. 43 (Enterprise-Ozark CC) (St. Paul’s (Faith Academy) (Gulf Shores HS) (Prattville HS) (Bevill State CC) Episcopal HS)

Dustin Crenshaw Cory McGinnis Josh Wirnsberger Josh Constable Eddy Cabrera RHP • Sr.-1L RHP • So.-JC LHP • Jr.-JC RHP • Jr.-TR OF • So.-HS R/R • 6-5 • 230 R/R • 6-1 • 190 L/L • 5-10 • 190 R/R • 6-5 • 205 R/R • 5-9 • 170 Pinole, Calif. 44 Pittsburgh, Pa. 45 Northport, Ala. 46 Hagerstown, Md. 47 Weston, Fla. 48 (Solano CC) (Shelton State CC) (Shelton State CC) (Radford) (Cypress Bay HS)

2011 South Alabama Baseball 51 2011 Opponents

UT-Martin Skyhawks Location: Martin, Tenn. Location: Tuscaloosa, Ala. Enrollment: 8,469 Enrollment: 30,232 Nickname: Skyhawks Nickname: Crimson Tide Colors: Navy Blue and Orange Colors: Crimson & White Conference: : Southeastern (West Division) President: Dr. Th omas Rakes President: Dr. Robert E. Witt Stadium (Capacity): Sewell-Th omas Stadium Stadium (Capacity): Skyhawk Field (500) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): (UL-Lafayette, 1988) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Bubba Cates (Delta State, 1982) Record at Alabama (Years): 45-25 (1) Record at UT-Martin (Years): 193-442-1 (12) Career Record (Years): 256-153 (7) Career Record (Years): 449-603-1 (28) Assistant Coaches: Dax Norris, Andy Phillips, Assistant Coaches: Brad Goss, Trevor Berryhill and Eric Ebers Baseball Offi ce Phone: (205) 348-4029 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (731) 881-7337 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 15/16 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 22/9 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/5 2010 Record: 24-31 2010 Record: 45-25 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 8-16 (9th) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 15-15 (4th - West Division) 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Postseason: NCAA Clemson Super Regional 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: No. 16 by Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball No. 18 by ESPN/USA Today and NCBWA Series Record: First meeting Feb. 18-20 - Stanky Field Press Box Phone: (205) 348-4927 Feb. 26 - Stanky Field Series Record: Alabama leads 53-48 March 30 - Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Jackson State Tigers Southeastern Louisiana Lions Location: Jackson, Miss. Location: Hammond, La. Enrollment: 8,699 Enrollment: 15,622 Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Lions Colors: Blue and White Colors: Green and Gold Conference: Southwestern Athletic (SWAC) Conference: Southland President: Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers President: Dr. John L. Crain Stadium (Capacity): Robert “Bob” Braddy Field (800) Stadium (Capacity): Pat Kenelly Diamond at Alumni Field (2,500) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Omar Johnson (North Alabama, 1998) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Jay Artigues (Belhaven, 1992) Record at Jackson State (Years): 142-83 (4) Record at Southeastern Louisiana (Years): 166-121 (5) Career Record (Years): Same Career Record (Years): Same Assistant Coaches: Ryan Goodwin, Ralph Johnson, Kevin Whiteside Assistant Coaches: , , Justin Cryer Baseball Offi ce Phone: 601-979-3930 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (985) 549-3566 Lettermen Returning/Lost: N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost: 16/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/1 2010 Record: 36-17 2010 Record: 40-19 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 19-5 (1st - East Division) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 21-12 (3rd) 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Feb. 22 - Jackson, Miss. 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Feb. 27- Stanky Field Press Box Phone: N/A March 22 - Stanky Field Press Box Phone: (985) 549-2431 April 5 - Hammond, La. Series Record: South Alabama leads 8-0 Series Record: South Alabama leads 38-10

Central Florida Golden Knights Nicholls State Colonels Location: Orlando, Fla. Location: Th ibodaux, La. Enrollment: 56,235 Enrollment: 6,800 Nickname: Golden Knights Nickname: Colonels Colors: Black and Gold Colors: Red and Gray Conference: Conference USA Conference: Southland President: Dr. John C. Hitt President: Dr. Stephen T. Hulbert Stadium (Capacity): Jay Bergman Field (2,230) Stadium (Capacity): Ray E. Didier Field (1,000) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Terry Rooney (Radford, 1996) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Chip Durham (Arkansas-Monticello, 1994) Record at Central Florida (Years): 55-57 (3) Record at Nicholls State (Years): 79-190 (5) Career Record (Years): Same Career Record (Years): Same Assistant Coaches: Cliff Godwin, Jeff Palumbo, Brandon Romans Assistant Coaches: Seth Th ibodeaux, Chris Prothro, Josh Swenson, Steven Th arp Baseball Offi ce Phone: (407) 823-0140 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (985) 448-4808 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 17/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: N/A Starters Returning/Lost: 7/2 Starters Returning/Lost: N/A 2010 Record: 33-22 2010 Record: 27-29 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 10-14 (T-8) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 15-18 (8th) 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A March 1 - Th ibodaux, La. Press Box Phone: N/A Feb. 25 - Stanky Field Press Box Phone: N/A Series Record: Central Florida leads 5-3 Series Record: South Alabama leads 29-12 April 12 - Stanky Field 2011 South Alabama Baseball 52 2011 Opponents

Minnesota Golden Gophers Southern Miss Golden Eagles Location: , Minn. Location: Hattiesburg, Miss. Enrollment: 50,833 Enrollment: 15,000 Nickname: Golden Gophers Nickname: Golden Eagles Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Black and Gold Conference: Big Ten Conference: Conference USA President: Robert H. Bruininks President: Dr. Martha D. Saunders Stadium (Capacity): HHH Metrodome (63,699) Stadium (Capacity): Hill Denson Field at Pete Taylor Park (6,600) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): John Anderson (Minnesota, 1977) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Scott Berry (Southwest Missouri St., 1986) Record at Minnesota (Years): 1,038-675-3 (29) Record at Southern Miss (Years): 36-24 (1) Career Record (Years): Same Career Record (Years): 221-82 (5) Assistant Coaches: Rob Fornasiere, Todd Oakes, Jeff DeSmidt Assistant Coaches: Chad Caillet, , Richy Harrelson Baseball Offi ce Phone: (612) 625-1060 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (601) 266-5017 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 21/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 18/10 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/3 2010 Record: 32-30 2010 Record: 36-24 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 15-9 (1st) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 14-10 (2nd) 2010 Postseason: NCAA Fullerton Regional 2010 Postseason: NCAA Auburn Regional 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Press Box Phone: (612) 627-4400 March 8 - Hattiesburg, Miss. Press Box Phone: (601) 266-5684 Series Record: South Alabama leads 3-1 March 4 - Tucson, Ariz. May 4 - Stanky Field Series Record: South Alabama leads 52-27 Washington State Cougars Columbia Lions Location: Pullman, Wash. Location: New York, N.Y. Enrollment: 18,234 Enrollment: 5,732 Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Lions Colors: Crimson and Gray Colors: Columbia Blue and White Conference: Pacifi c-10 Conference: Ivy League President: Dr. Elson S. Floyd President: Lee C. Bollinger Stadium (Capacity): Bailey-Brayton Field (3,500) Stadium (Capacity): Robertson Field at Satow Stadium (600) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Donnie Marbut (Portland State, 1997) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Brett Boretti (Davidson, 1994) Record at Washington State (Years): 184-159 (6) Record at Columbia (Years): 88-143-1 (5) Career Record (Years): Same Career Record (Years): 206-225-1 (10) Assistant Coaches: Gregg Swenson, Spencer Allen, Gabe Boruff , Connor Lambert Assistant Coaches: Pete Maki, Jay Quinn, Jim Walsh Baseball Offi ce Phone: (509) 335-0368 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (212) 854-8448 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 18/14 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 25/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/1 2010 Record: 37-22 2010 Record: 26-21 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 15-12 (3rd) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 14-6 (1st - Lou Gherig Division) 2010 Postseason: NCAA Fayetteville Regional 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: No. 21 by Collegiate Baseball; No. 24 by Baseball America 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Press Box Phone: (509) 335-8291 Press Box Phone: N/A March 11-14 - Stanky Field Series Record: First meeting March 5 - Tucson, Ariz. Series Record: First meeting

Oklahoma State Cowboys Location: Stillwater, Okla. Location: Troy, Ala. Enrollment: 35,280 Enrollment: 30,564 Nickname: Cowboys Nickname: Trojans Colors: Orange and Black Colors: Cardinal, Silver and Black Conference: Big 12 Conference: Sun Belt President: Burns Hargis President: Dr. Jack Hawkins Jr. Stadium (Capacity): Allie P. Reynolds Stadium (4,000) Stadium (Capacity): Riddle-Pace Field (2,000) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Frank Anderson (Emporia State, 1983) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Bobby Pierce (Alabama, 1982) Record at Troy (Years): 282-187 (8) Record at Oklahoma State (Years): 262-158 (7) Career Record (Years): 817-390 (22) Career Record (Years): Same Assistant Coaches: , Brad Phillips, Eric House Assistant Coaches: Greg Evans, Billy Jones Baseball Offi ce Phone: (334) 670-3489 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (405) 744-5849 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/14 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 14/11 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/4 2010 Record: 36-25 2010 Record: 29-26 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 16-14 (T-6th) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 8-19 (10th) 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A March 18-20 - Troy, Ala. 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Press Box Phone: (334) 670-5701 May 19-21 - Stanky Field Press Box Phone: (405) 744-5757 March 6 - Tucson, Ariz. Series Record: South Alabama leads 31-21 Series Record: Tied 1-1 2011 South Alabama Baseball 53 7 2011 Opponents

Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks Tulane Green Wave

Location: Monroe, La. Location: New Orleans, La. Enrollment: 9,004 Enrollment: 11,157 Nickname: Warhawks Nickname: Green Wave Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Green and White Conference: Sun Belt Conference: Conference USA President: Dr. Nick Bruno President: Dr. Scott Cowen Stadium (Capacity): Warhawk Field (1,800) Stadium (Capacity): Greer Field at Turchin Stadium (5,000) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Jeff Schexnaider (ULM, 1987) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Rick Jones (UNC-Wilmington, 1975) Record at Louisiana-Monroe (Years): 112-117 (4) Record at Tulane (Years): 707-353-2 (17) Career Record (Years): Same Career Record (Years): 983-442-3 (24) Assistant Coaches: Chad Sutter, Jake Gautreau, James Jurries Assistant Coaches: Lantz Wheeler, Cory Barton, Matt Collins Baseball Offi ce Phone: (504) 862-8238 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (318) 342-3591 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 21/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/12 2010 Record: 32-24 2010 Record: 17-38 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 10-14 (9th) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 7-23 (10th) 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Series Record: South Alabama leads 25-24 Series Record: South Alabama leads 16-9 March 25-27 - Stanky Field March 25-27 - Stanky Field

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders UALR Trojans Location: Murfreesboro, Tenn. Location: Little Rock, Ark. Enrollment: 26,406 Enrollment: 12,137 Nickname: Blue Raiders Nickname: Trojans Colors: Royal Blue and White Colors: Maroon, Silver and Black Conference: Sun Belt Conference: Sun Belt President: Dr. Sidney A. McPhee President: Dr. Joel E. Anderson Stadium (Capacity): Reese Smith Field (2,100) Stadium (Capacity): Gary Hogan Field (1,000) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Steve Peterson (Jacksonville State, 1973) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Scott Norwood (Oral Roberts, 1988) Record at Middle Tennessee (Years): 742-572-3 (23) Record at UALR (Years): 45-59 (2) Career Record (Years): 895-660-3 (29) Career Record (Years): 334-199 (10) Assistant Coaches: Jim McGuire, Mike McLaury, Brandon Nolen Assistant Coaches: Brandon Rowan, Jeremy Haworth Baseball Offi ce Phone: (615) 898-2961 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (501) 280-0759 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 16/14 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 18/9 2010 Record: 29-25 2010 Record: 35-23 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 12-16 (9th) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 18-12 (3rd) 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Series Record: South Alabama leads 53-9 Series Record: South Alabama leads 35-17 April 1-3 -Murfreesboro, Tenn. April 15-17 - Stanky Field

Florida Atlantic Owls

Location: Boca Raton, Fla. Location: Auburn, Ala. Enrollment: 28,000 Enrollment: 8,469 Nickname: Owls Nickname: Tigers Colors: Blue and Red Colors: Burnt Orange and Navy Blue Conference: Sun Belt Conference: Southeastern (West Division) President: Mary Jane Saunders President: Jay Gogue Stadium (Capacity): FAU Stadium (2,000) Stadium (Capacity): Samford Stadium-Hitchcock Field at Plainsman Park Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): John McCormack (Lynn, 1990) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): John Pawlowski (Clemson, 1996) Record at Florida Atlantic (Years): 67-50 (2) Record at Auburn (Years): 74-46 (3) Career Record (Years): Same Career Record (Years): 412-238-1 (10) Assistant Coaches: Jason Jackson, Ben Sanderson, Brad Frick Assistant Coaches: Scott Foxhall, Link Jarrett, Ty Megahee Baseball Offi ce Phone: (561) 297-1055 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (334) 844-4975 Lettermen Returning/Lost: N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost: 19/12 2010 Record: 37-24 2010 Record: 43-21 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 21-9 (1st) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 20-10 (1st - West Division) 2010 Postseason: NCAA Gainesville Regional 2010 Postseason: NCAA Auburn Regional 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: No. 19 by Baseball America, ESPN/USA Today and NCBWA Series Record: Florida Atlantic leads 8-4 Series Record: South Alabama leads 45-22 April 19 - Auburn, Ala. April 8-10 - Stanky Field May 17 - Stanky Field 2011 South Alabama Baseball 54 2011 Opponents

Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns Mississippi State Bulldogs Location: Lafayette, La. Location: Starkville, Miss. Enrollment: 16,763 Enrollment: 19,644 Nickname: Ragin’ Cajuns Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Vermilion and White Colors: Maroon and White Conference: Sun Belt Conference: Southeastern (West Division) President: Dr. E. Joseph Savoie President: Dr. Mark E. Keenum Stadium (Capacity): M.L. “Tigue” Moore Field Stadium (Capacity): Dudy Noble Field, Polk-DeMent Stadium (15,000) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): (McNeese State, 1986) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): (Mississippi State, 1990) Record at Louisiana-Lafayette (Years): 577-382-1 (17) Record at Mississippi State (Years): 48-62 (2) Career Record (Years): 840-559-1 (25) Career Record (Years): 369-259-1 (11) Assistant Coaches: Anthony Babineaux, Mike Trahan, Brooks Badeaux Assistant Coaches: Butch Th ompson, Lane Burroughs Baseball Offi ce Phone: (337) 482-6189 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (662) 325-3597 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 21/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 15/7 2010 Record: 38-22 2010 Record: 23-33 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 21-9 (T-1st) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 6-24 (6th - West Division) 2010 Postseason: NCAA Austin Regional 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Series Record: South Alabama leads 52-32 Series Record: Mississippi State leads 39-24 April 22-24 - Stanky Field May 3 - Stanky Field

New Orleans Privateers Arkansas State Red Wolves Location: New Orleans, La. Location: Jonesboro, Ark. Enrollment: 11,276 Enrollment: 60,489 Nickname: Privateers Nickname: Red Wolves Colors: Royal Blue and Silver Colors: Scarlet and Black Conference: NCAA Division I Independent Conference: Sun Belt President: Dr. Tim Ryan President (Interim): Dr. Robert Potts Stadium (Capacity): Maestri Field (4,200) Stadium (Capacity): Tomlinson Stadium/Hogan Field (1,000) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): (Mansfi eld, 1987) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Tony Raff o (Mississippi State, 1990) Record at New Orleans (Years): 13-39 (1) Record at Arkansas State (Years): 53-58 (3) Career Record (Years): Same Career Record (Years): Same Assistant Coaches: Justin Garcia, Jason Veillion Assistant Coaches: Chris Cook, Tighe Dickinson, Cliff Wren Baseball Offi ce Phone: (504) 280-7021 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (870) 972-2700 Lettermen Returning/Lost: N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost: 12/11 2010 Record: 13-39 2010 Record: 30-28 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 2-26 (11th) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 17-12 (7th) 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Series Record: South Alabama leads 84-60 Series Record: South Alabama leads 52-18 April 26 - Stanky Field May 6-8 - Stanky Field

Florida International Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Location: Miami, Fla. Location: Bowling Green, Ky. Enrollment: 40,455 Enrollment: 20,885 Nickname: Golden Panthers Nickname: Hilltoppers Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Red and White Conference: Sun Belt Conference: Sun Belt President: Dr. Mark B. Rosenberg President: Dr. Gary Ransdell Stadium (Capacity): FIU Baseball Stadium (2,000) Stadium (Capacity): (1,500) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Henry “Turtle” Th omas (High Point, 1975) Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): (VMI, 1988) Record at Florida International (Years): 90-84 (3) Record at Western Kentucky (Years): 157-130 (5) Career Record (Years): Same Career Record (Years): 209-227 (8) Assistant Coaches: Sean Allen, Frank Damas, Scott Pittenger Assistant Coaches: Matt Myers, Blake Allen, Matt Hightower Baseball Offi ce Phone: (305) 348-7403 Baseball Offi ce Phone: (270) 745-2493 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 16/12 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 19/12 2010 Record: 36-25 2010 Record: 35-23 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 18-13 (4th) 2010 Conference Record (Finish): 16-14 (T-6th) 2010 Postseason: NCAA Coral Gables Regional 2010 Postseason: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A 2010 Final Ranking: N/A Series Record: South Alabama leads 26-23 Series Record: South Alabama leads 77-48 April 29-May 1 - Miami, Fla. May 13-15 - Bowling Green, Ky. 2011 South Alabama Baseball 55 7 2010 SBC Composite Schedule

February 18 Bowling Green at WKU 3 p.m. FEBRUARY 26 (3) Louisiana-Monroe vs. New Orleans 11 a.m. Portland at Middle Tennessee 3 p.m. (4) Alabama at South Alabama 1 p.m. UALR at Stephen F. Austin 3 p.m. Mississippi Valley St. at FIU 1 p.m. Hofstra at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. Southern Mississippi at Troy 1 p.m. (1) Arkansas State at Auburn 6 p.m. Jacksonville State at Middle Tennessee 2 p.m. High Point at Troy 6 p.m. Siena at Louisiana-Lafayette 2 p.m. SE Missouri State at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Bradley at UALR 3 p.m. Southeastern Louisiana at FIU 6 p.m. Texas-San Antonio at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. Stony Brook at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. UT-Martin at South Alabama 6 p.m. (2) WKU at Coastal Carolina 3:30 p.m. Evansville at Arkansas State 4 p.m. FEBRUARY 19 UALR at Stephen F. Austin 11 a.m. Mississippi Valley St. at FIU 5 p.m. Southeastern Louisiana at FIU noon High Point at Troy 1 p.m. FEBRUARY 27 Siena at Louisiana-Lafayette 11 a.m. Bowling Green at WKU 2 p.m. (2) WKU vs. Pacifi c 11 a.m. Portland at Middle Tennessee 2 p.m. Mississippi Valley St. at FIU noon SE Missouri State at Louisiana-Lafayette 2 p.m. Stony Brook at Florida Atlantic noon UT-Martin at South Alabama 2 p.m. Bradley at UALR 1 p.m. Hofstra at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. Evansville at Arkansas State 1 p.m. Texas-San Antonio at Louisiana-Monroe 3 p.m. Jacksonville State at Middle Tennessee 1 p.m. UALR at Stephen F. Austin 3 p.m. Southern Mississippi at Troy 1 p.m. High Point at Troy 4 p.m. (4) Southeastern Louisiana at South Alabama 2:30 p.m. (1) Arkansas State vs. UAB 5 p.m. (3) Louisiana-Monroe at Northwestern State 3:30 p.m. Texas-San Antonio at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. FEBRUARY 28 Rhode Island at FIU 5 p.m. FEBRUARY 20 (1) Arkansas State vs. Virginia 11 a.m. Hofstra at Florida Atlantic noon MARCH 1 Lipscomb at Middle Tennessee 3 p.m. Bowling Green at WKU 1 p.m. Louisiana Tech at UALR 3 p.m. High Point at Troy 1 p.m. WKU at Vanderbilt 3 p.m. Portland at Middle Tennessee 1 p.m. Southern Illinois at Arkansas State 4 p.m. SE Missouri State at Louisiana-Lafayette 1 p.m. Northeastern at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. Texas-San Antonio at Louisiana-Monroe 1 p.m. Jackson State at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. UALR at Stephen F. Austin 1 p.m. South Alabama at Nicholls State 6 p.m. UT-Martin at South Alabama 1 p.m. Southern at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Southeastern Louisiana at FIU 6:30 p.m. Troy at Samford 6 p.m.

FEBRUARY 22 Murray State at Arkansas State 3 p.m. MARCH 2 Arkansas State at Murray State 2 p.m. South Alabama at Jackson State 3 p.m. Northeastern at FIU 5 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe at Southern Miss 4 p.m. Lynn at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. $ Florida vs. Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. Nicholls State at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. MARCH 4 IPFW at UALR 3 p.m. UALR at Louisiana Tech 6 p.m. (5) WKU at College of Charleston 5 p.m. Monmouth at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. FEBRUARY 23 Arkansas State at Ole Miss 3 p.m. Creighton at Arkansas State 6 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Tennessee Tech 3 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe at Nicholls State 6 p.m. WKU at Lipscomb 3 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Louisiana Tech 6 p.m. St. Th omas University at FIU 5 p.m. Seton Hall at FIU 6 p.m. Miami at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. Southeast Missouri at Troy 6 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at Nicholls State 6 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at Southern Miss 6:30 p.m. (6) South Alabama vs. Minnesota 6:35 p.m. FEBRUARY 25 (2) WKU vs. Kansas State noon (3) Louisiana-Monroe vs. Stephen F. Austin 2 p.m. MARCH 5 (6) South Alabama vs. Washington State noon Bradley at UALR 3 p.m. IPFW at UALR 3 p.m. Jacksonville State at Middle Tennessee 3 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe at Nicholls State 3 p.m. Stony Brook at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Louisiana Tech 3 p.m. (4) Central Florida at South Alabama 6 p.m. Monmouth at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. Evansville at Arkansas State 6 p.m. Creighton at Arkansas State 4 p.m. Mississippi Valley St. at FIU 6 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at Southern Miss 4 p.m. Siena at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Seton Hall at FIU 5 p.m. Southern Mississippi at Troy 6 p.m. (5) WKU vs. New York Tech 5 p.m. Southeast Missouri at Troy 6 p.m. 2011 South Alabama Baseball 56 7 2010 SBC Composite Schedule

MARCH 6 (6) South Alabama vs. Oklahoma State 10 a.m. MARCH 14 Columbia at South Alabama 1 p.m. (5) WKU vs. Auburn 11 a.m. Monmouth at Florida Atlantic noon MARCH 15 Southern Illinois at Middle Tennessee 3 p.m. Seton Hall at FIU noon WKU at Belmont 4 p.m. Creighton at Arkansas State 1 p.m. Florida Atlantic at Miami 5 p.m. IPFW at UALR 1 p.m. Alcorn State at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at Southern Miss 1 p.m. FIU at Baylor 6 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe at Nicholls State 1 p.m. Florida A&M at Troy 6 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Louisiana Tech 1 p.m. UAPB at UALR 6 p.m. Southeast Missouri at Troy 1 p.m. MARCH 16 Southern Illinois at Middle Tennessee 3 p.m. MARCH 8 Southeast Missouri St. at UALR 3 p.m. UT-Martin at Arkansas State 6:30 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Belmont 4 p.m. UALR at UAPB TBA Virginia Tech at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. South Alabama at Southern Miss 6 p.m. MARCH 18 * FIU at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. Troy at Alabama 6 p.m. * Arkansas State at UALR 6 p.m. Tulane at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at Northwestern State 6:30 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at WKU 6 p.m. Missouri State at Arkansas State 6:30 p.m. * South Alabama at Troy 6 p.m. WKU at Ole Miss 6:30 p.m. MARCH 19 * Louisiana-Monroe at Louisiana-Lafayette 2 p.m. MARCH 9 Middle Tennessee at Kentucky 3 p.m. * FIU at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. Missouri State at Arkansas State 3 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at WKU 3 p.m. Southeast Missouri St. at UALR 3 p.m. * Arkansas State at UALR 4 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at Southeastern Louisiana 6 p.m. * South Alabama at Troy 6 p.m. FIU at Rice 6:30 p.m. WKU at Ole Miss 6:30 p.m. MARCH 20 * FIU at Florida Atlantic noon * Arkansas State at UALR 1 p.m. MARCH 10 Seton Hall at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at Louisiana-Lafayette 1 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at WKU 1 p.m. MARCH 11 Illinois at WKU 3 p.m. * South Alabama at Troy 1 p.m. UALR at Oklahoma 3 p.m. Seton Hall at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. MARCH 22 UALR at Kansas 3 p.m. Austin Peay at Arkansas State 6 p.m. FIU at North Florida 5 p.m. Columbia at South Alabama 6 p.m. Jackson State at South Alabama 6 p.m. New Orleans at Troy 6 p.m. Southern Miss at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. Southern Utah at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at LSU 6:30 p.m. FIU at Texas A&M 6:35 p.m. (7) California vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 9 p.m. MARCH 23 FIU at North Florida 3 p.m. Austin Peay at WKU 6 p.m. MARCH 12 Seton Hall at Florida Atlantic noon Northwestern State at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. New Orleans at Troy 1 p.m. (7) UC Santa Barbara vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 1 p.m. MARCH 25 * Middle Tennessee at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. Columbia at South Alabama 2 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at Arkansas State 6 p.m. Illinois at WKU 2 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at South Alabama 6 p.m. UALR at Oklahoma 2 p.m. * UALR at Troy 6 p.m. FIU at Texas A&M 2:05 p.m. * WKU at FIU 6 p.m. Southern Utah at Louisiana-Monroe 3 p.m. Austin Peay at Arkansas State 4 p.m. MARCH 26 * Louisiana-Monroe at South Alabama 2 p.m. New Orleans at Troy 6 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. Southern Utah at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at Arkansas State 4 p.m. * WKU at FIU 5 p.m. MARCH 13 (7) San Francisco vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 11 a.m. * UALR at Troy 6 p.m. Austin Peay at Arkansas State 1 p.m. Columbia at South Alabama 1 p.m. MARCH 27 * Middle Tennessee at Florida Atlantic noon Illinois at WKU 1 p.m. * WKU at FIU noon New Orleans at Troy 1 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at Arkansas State 1 p.m. Southern Utah at Louisiana-Monroe 1 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at South Alabama 1 p.m. UALR at Oklahoma 1 p.m. * UALR at Troy 1 p.m. FIU at Texas A&M 1:05 PM

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MARCH 29 Arkansas State at SIU-Edwardsville 6 p.m. APRIL 10 * Arkansas State at Louisiana-Monroe 1 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe at Jackson State 6 p.m. * FIU at Troy 1 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Lipscomb 6 p.m. * Florida Atlantic at South Alabama 1 p.m. Northwestern State at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at WKU 1 p.m. Troy at Auburn 6 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at UALR 1 p.m. UALR at Central Arkansas 6 p.m. WKU at Louisville 6 p.m. APRIL 12 UCF at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. McNeese State at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. MARCH 30 Arkansas State at SIU-Edwardsville 3 p.m. Nicholls State at South Alabama 6 p.m. Bethune Cookman at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. Vanderbilt at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. Belmont at WKU 6 p.m. WKU at Austin Peay 6 p.m. FIU at Tulane 6 p.m. Arkansas State at Memphis 6:30 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Austin Peay 6 p.m. Troy at Jacksonville State 6:30 p.m. South Alabama at Alabama 6:05 p.m. UALR at Oklahoma State 6:30 p.m.

APRIL 1 * FIU at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. APRIL 13 Louisiana-Monroe at Northwestern State 6 p.m. * Florida Atlantic at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Murray State at WKU 6 p.m. * South Alabama at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. Tennessee Tech at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. * Troy at Arkansas State 6 p.m. Memphis at Arkansas State 6:30 p.m. * WKU at UALR 6 p.m. South Alabama at Tulane 6:30 p.m.

APRIL 2 * South Alabama at Middle Tennessee 4 p.m. APRIL 15 * Louisiana-Monroe at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. * Troy at Arkansas State 4 p.m. * Arkansas State at WKU 6 p.m. * WKU at UALR 4 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at FIU 6 p.m. * FIU at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. * Troy at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. * Florida Atlantic at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. * UALR at South Alabama 6 p.m.

APRIL 3 * FIU at Louisiana-Monroe 11 a.m. APRIL 16 * UALR at South Alabama 2 p.m. * Florida Atlantic at Louisiana-Lafayette 11:30 a.m. * Arkansas State at WKU 3 p.m. * South Alabama at Middle Tennessee 1 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. * Troy at Arkansas State 1 p.m. * Troy at Middle Tennessee 4 p.m. * WKU at UALR 1 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at FIU 5 p.m.

APRIL 5 Bethune-Cookman at FIU 5 p.m. APRIL 17 * Louisiana-Lafayette at FIU noon Florida Gulf Coast at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at Florida Atlantic noon Auburn at Troy 6 p.m. * Arkansas State at WKU 1 p.m. Louisville at WKU 6 p.m. * Troy at Middle Tennessee 1 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Vanderbilt 6 p.m. * UALR at South Alabama 1 p.m. Oral Roberts at UALR 6 p.m. South Alabama at Southeastern Louisiana 6 p.m. APRIL 19 Arkansas State at SE Missouri State 5 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at Rice 6:30 p.m. Florida Memorial at FIU 5 p.m. SE Missouri State at Arkansas State 6:30 p.m. Florida Atlantic at UCF 5:30 p.m. Central Arkansas at UALR 6 p.m. APRIL 6 Florida Atlantic at Bethune Cookman 3 p.m. Kentucky at WKU 6 p.m. Austin Peay at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. Mississippi Valley State at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. McNeese State at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. South Alabama at Auburn 6 p.m. UAB at Troy 6 p.m. APRIL 8 * Arkansas State at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at McNeese State 6:30 p.m. * FIU at Troy 6 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Memphis 6:30 p.m. * Florida Atlantic at South Alabama 6 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at WKU 6 p.m. APRIL 20 Middle Tennessee at Memphis 4 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at UALR 6 p.m. Alabama A&M at Troy 6 p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at Southern 6 p.m. APRIL 9 * Florida Atlantic at South Alabama 2 p.m. Mississippi Valley State at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at WKU 3 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at UALR 4 p.m. APRIL 22 * FIU at UALR 6 p.m. * Arkansas State at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. * Florida Atlantic at Arkansas State 6 p.m. * FIU at Troy 6 p.m. * South Alabama at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. * WKU at Troy 6 p.m.

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APRIL 23 * FIU at UALR 4 p.m. MAY 10 Florida Atlantic at Florida Gulf Coast 5 p.m. * Florida Atlantic at Arkansas State 4 p.m. Troy at Florida A&M 5 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at Middle Tennessee 4 p.m. Kansas at UALR 6 p.m. * South Alabama at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Rice at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Ole Miss at Arkansas State 6 p.m. * WKU at Troy 6 p.m. MAY 11 Tennessee at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. APRIL 24 * FIU at UALR noon * Florida Atlantic at Arkansas State 1 p.m. MAY 13 * UALR at Florida Atlantic 5:30 PM * South Alabama at Louisiana-Lafayette 1 p.m. * Arkansas State at FIU 6 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at Middle Tennessee 1 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. * South Alabama at WKU 6 p.m. * WKU at Troy 1 p.m. * Troy at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m.

APRIL 26 Middle Tennessee at Tennessee 5 p.m. MAY 14 * South Alabama at WKU 3 p.m. New Orleans at South Alabama 6 p.m. * UALR at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. Southeastern Louisiana at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. * Arkansas State at FIU 5 p.m. Vanderbilt at WKU 6 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Troy at UAB 6:30 p.m. * Troy at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. MAY 15 * Arkansas State at FIU noon APRIL 27 Belmont at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. * UALR at Florida Atlantic noon Louisiana-Monroe at McNeese State 6 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at Louisiana-Lafayette 1 p.m. * South Alabama at WKU 1 p.m. APRIL 29 * Troy at Florida Atlantic 5:30 p.m. * Troy at Louisiana-Monroe 1 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at Arkansas State 6 p.m. MAY 17 Florida Atlantic at Miami 5 p.m. * South Alabama at FIU 6 p.m. Auburn at South Alabama 6 p.m. * UALR at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. Samford at Troy 6 p.m. * WKU at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. WKU at Kentucky 6:30 p.m.

APRIL 30 * Troy at Florida Atlantic 3 p.m. MAY 19 * Florida Atlantic at FIU 6 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at Arkansas State 4 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. * Troy at South Alabama 6 p.m. * South Alabama at FIU 5 p.m. * WKU at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. * UALR at Louisiana-Lafayette 6 p.m. * UALR at Arkansas State 6:30 p.m. * WKU at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. MAY 20 * Florida Atlantic at FIU 5 p.m. MAY 1 * South Alabama at FIU noon * Louisiana-Lafayette at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. * Troy at Florida Atlantic noon * Troy at South Alabama 6 p.m. * Middle Tennessee at Arkansas State 1 p.m. * WKU at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. * UALR at Arkansas State 6:30 p.m. * UALR at Louisiana-Lafayette 1 p.m. * WKU at Louisiana-Monroe 1 p.m. MAY 21 * Florida Atlantic at FIU noon * UALR at Arkansas State 1 p.m. MAY 3 WKU at Eastern Kentucky 3 p.m. * WKU at Middle Tennessee 1 p.m. Florida Gulf Coast at FIU 5 p.m. * Louisiana-Lafayette at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. Central Arkansas at Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. * Troy at South Alabama TBA Jacksonville State at Troy 6 p.m. MAY 25-29 Sun Belt Conference Touranment TBA Mississippi State at South Alabama 6 p.m. JUNE 3-6 NCAA Regional TBA MAY 4 Southern Miss at South Alabama 6 p.m. & UALR at Oklahoma 7 p.m. JUNE 10-13 NCAA Super Regional TBA JUNE 18-28/29 NCAA College World Series TBA MAY 6 * Arkansas State at South Alabama 6 p.m. * FIU at Middle Tennessee 6 p.m. TOURNAMENT LEGEND: * Florida Atlantic at WKU 6 p.m. (1) - Auburn Invitational (Auburn, Ala.) * Louisiana-Lafayette at Troy 6 p.m. (2) - Baseball at the Beach (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) * Louisiana-Monroe at UALR 6 p.m. (3) - Northwestern State Invitational (Natchitoches, La.) (4) - South Alabama Classic (Mobile, Ala.) MAY 7 * Arkansas State at South Alabama 2 p.m. (5) - College of Charleston Tournament (Charleston, S.C.) (6) - Dairy Queen Classic (Tucson, Ariz.) * Florida Atlantic at WKU 3 p.m. (7) - California Tournament at AT&T Park (San Francisco, Calif.) * FIU at Middle Tennessee 4 p.m. * Louisiana-Monroe at UALR 4 p.m. * Denotes Conference Game * Louisiana-Lafayette at Troy 6 p.m. & Game Played in North Little Rock, Ark. $ Game Played in Jupiter, Fla. at Roger Dean Stadium

All times central and subject to change without notice 2011 South Alabama Baseball 59 7 Sun Belt Conference Tournament

2011 SUN BELT CONFERENCE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP MAY 25-29, 2011 - MONROE, LOUISIANA - HOST: LOUISIANA-MONROE WARHAWKS PRESENTED BY GOLDEN FLAKE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY

No. 5 Seed No. 6 Seed No. 3 Seed No. 5 Seed POOL A COMPOSITE RECORDS POOL B COMPOSITE RECORDS No. 1 Seed - (0-0) No. 2 Seed - (0-0) G1 - WED G4 - THURS G7 - FRI G10 - SAT * No. 4 Seed - (0-0) No. 3 Seed - (0-0) 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM No. 5 Seed - (0-0) No. 6 Seed - (0-0) No. 8 Seed - (0-0) No. 7 Seed - (0-0)

No. 4 Seed No. 3 Seed No. 7 Seed No. 8 Seed Pool A Champion

G13 - SUN ** No. 7 Seed No. 4 Seed No. 2 Seed No. 6 Seed 12 PM ET/11 AM CT

G2 - WED G5 - THURS G8 - FRI G11 - SAT * 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM Pool B Champion

No. 2 Seed No. 8 Seed No. 6 Seed No. 7 Seed Tournament Champion

No. 8 Seed No. 1 Seed No. 1 Seed No. 2 Seed

G3 - WED G6 - THURS G9 - FRI * G12 - SAT * 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM

No. 1 Seed No. 5 Seed No. 4 Seed No. 3 Seed

* Home team for games 9 through 12 will be determined by a coin toss ** Home team for championship game will be determined by NCAA tournament protocol NOTE: All game times are subject to change Determination of Tournament Seeds Championship Determination

The fi nal conference standings will determine seeded positions for the fi rst round of the tournament. In the event of a two-way tie in the standings, the following tie-breaker system will be used -- in order -- until the tie is broken: An eight (8) team round-robin (pool play), season ending tournament will be played to 1. Results of each team in head-to-head competition. determine the conference champion and automatic representative to the NCAA Tourna- 2. Results of each team vs. the fi rst-place team, or their composite records against any team tying for fi rst place. ment. Teams will be divided into two (2) pools with seeds #1, 4, 5 and 8 in Pool A and 3. Records of each team vs. the second-place team, or their composite records against any team tying for second place. seeds #2, 3, 6 and 7 in Pool B. The teams with the best records in the two (2) pools will 4. This process continues with records vs. the third-place team, fourth-place team, etc., if necessary, until the tie is broken and seeding is complete. compete for the championship. If more than one (1) team is tied at the completion of 5. If a tie still exists, a coin fl ip shall be conducted by the Conference offi ce. round-robin play, the following tie-breaking procedure will be used: In the event of a three-way tie in the standings, the following tie-breaker system will be used -- in order -- until one team demonstrates a clear superiority or inferiority over the other two. When this occurs, that team will be seed- est highest of the three teams, and the remaining tie between the other two will be broken by following the steps listed above. TWO TEAMS TIED The team that won the head-to-head competition in championship games will advance. 1. Composite records of each team in competition vs. the other two teams involved in the three-way tie. 2. Records of each team vs. the fi rst-place team, or their composite records against any teams tying for fi rst place. 3. Records of each team vs. the second-place team, or their composite records against any team tying for second place. THREE TEAMS TIED 4. This process continues with the records vs. the third-place and fourth-place teams, etc., if necessary, until the tie is broken and seeding is complete. 1. The team with the highest seed in the respective bracket will advance. 5. If a tie still exists, a coin fl ip shall be conducted by the Conference offi ce.

Sun Belt Conference Tournament Champions

1978 New Orleans 1989 Jacksonville 2000 South Alabama 1979 New Orleans 1990 South Florida 2001 South Alabama 1980 South Alabama 1991 UAB 2002 New Mexico State 1981 South Alabama 1992 South Alabama 2003 Middle Tennessee 1982 South Florida 1993 Lamar 2004 Western Kentucky 1983 South Alabama 1994 Arkansas State 2005 South Alabama 1984 South Alabama 1995 Lamar 2006 Troy 1985 Old Dominion 1996 South Alabama 2007 New Orleans 1986 South Florida 1997 South Alabama 2008 Western Kentucky 1987 South Alabama 1998 Louisiana-Lafayette 2009 Middle Tennessee 1988 Virginia Commonwealth 1999 Florida International 2010 Florida International

2011 South Alabama Baseball 60 7 2010 Final Statistics

2011 South Alabama Baseball 61 7 2010 Results

2010 South Alabama Baseball Game Results for South Alabama (May 28, 2010) (All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Sun Belt Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 19, 2010 JACKSON STATE W 11-4 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 Hanks (W 1-0) 7 6 8 2:50 Feb 19, 2010 JACKSON STATE W 11-0 7 2-0-0 0-0-0 Harris (W 1-0) 0 2:02 Feb 20, 2010 at Alabama L 4-12 9 2-1-0 0-0-0 Bailey (L 0-1) 4 8 4 8 2:38 Feb 21, 2010 ALABAMA L 3-5 9 2-2-0 0-0-0 Brown, B. (L 0-1) 3 2 7 3 2:55 Feb 26, 2010 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 11-5 9 3-2-0 0-0-0 Hanks (W 2-0) 9 0 3 3:24 Feb 27, 2010 NORTH FLORIDA W 4-2 9 4-2-0 0-0-0 Byrd (W 1-0) 6 3 7 2:15 Feb 28, 2010 #27 WICHITA STATE L 10-15 9 4-3-0 0-0-0 Bailey (L 0-2) 1 0 8 6 3:41 Feb 28, 2010 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 15-14 9 5-3-0 0-0-0 Baxter (W 1-0) 0 3:22 Mar 03, 2010 TULANE W 7-2 9 6-3-0 0-0-0 Hanks (W 3-0) 5 8 2 2:27 Mar 05, 2010 SIENA L 6-10 9 6-4-0 0-0-0 Brown, L. (L 0-1) 5 8 3 3:15 Mar 06, 2010 SIENA L 2-6 9 6-5-0 0-0-0 Harris (L 1-1) 6 8 2 2:35 Mar 06, 2010 SIENA-2 W 12-6 9 7-5-0 0-0-0 Crenshaw (W 1-0) - 3:03 Mar 07, 2010 SIENA W 8-0 9 8-5-0 0-0-0 Baxter (W 2-0) 6 2 4 2:33 Mar 09, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH W 6-4 9 9-5-0 0-0-0 Reese (W 1-0) 3 1 6 3:17 Mar 10, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH L 13-14 9 9-6-0 0-0-0 Lagrow (L 0-1) 3 5 7 3:55 * Mar 12, 2010 at UALR W 3-0 9 10-6-0 1-0-0 Hanks (W 4-0) 1 1 9 2:07 * Mar 13, 2010 at UALR W 9-7 9 11-6-0 2-0-0 Harris (W 2-1) 1 3 1 3:14 * Mar 14, 2010 at UALR W 14-8 9 12-6-0 3-0-0 Crenshaw (W 2-0) 1 6 2 2:55 Mar 16, 2010 at Memphis W 13-2 9 13-6-0 3-0-0 Brown, L. (W 1-1) 1 2 1 3:06 Mar 17, 2010 at Memphis L 3-5 9 13-7-0 3-0-0 Brown, B. (L 0-2) 1 3 8 2:50 * Mar 19, 2010 LA.-LAFAYETTE L 1-3 9 13-8-0 3-1-0 Hanks (L 4-1) 6 1 3 2:22 * Mar 20, 2010 LA.-LAFAYETTE W 9-4 9 14-8-0 4-1-0 Harris (W 3-1) 6 7 3 2:36 * Mar 21, 2010 LA.-LAFAYETTE W 12-11 (13) 15-8-0 5-1-0 Byrd (W 2-0) 5 6 9 4:12 Mar 24, 2010 at #21 Southeastern La. L 5-6 9 15-9-0 5-1-0 Byrd (L 2-1) 8 2 5 3:18 * Mar 26, 2010 at Middle Tennessee W 10-7 9 16-9-0 6-1-0 Hanks (W 5-1) 6 1 2 2:30 * Mar 27, 2010 at Middle Tennessee-1 L 10-19 9 16-10-0 6-2-0 Harris (L 3-2) 9 2 8 2:48 * Mar 27, 2010 at Middle Tennessee-2 W 15-0 7 17-10-0 7-2-0 Baxter (W 3-0) 9 2 8 2:14 Mar 30, 2010 SOUTHERN MISS W 14-13 9 18-10-0 7-2-0 Hanks (W 6-1) 1 4 1 2 3:36 * Apr 02, 2010 NEW ORLEANS W 9-2 9 19-10-0 8-2-0 Hanks (W 7-1) 7 7 4 2:12 * Apr 03, 2010 NEW ORLEANS W 5-4 9 20-10-0 9-2-0 Harris (W 4-2) 5 7 4 2:07 * Apr 04, 2010 NEW ORLEANS W 14-1 7 21-10-0 10-2-0 Baxter (W 4-0) 4 5 2 1:52 Apr 06, 2010 #22 SOUTHEASTERN LA. W 12-11 9 22-10-0 10-2-0 Paris (W 1-0) 8 4 7 3:27 Apr 07, 2010 at Auburn L 2-6 9 22-11-0 10-2-0 Brown, L. (L 1-2) 2 0 5 9 2:33 * Apr 09, 2010 at #21 Western Kentucky L 3-13 9 22-12-0 10-3-0 Hanks (L 7-2) 7 9 2 2:26 * Apr 10, 2010 at #21 Western Kentucky L 4-12 9 22-13-0 10-4-0 Harris (L 4-3) 9 2 6 2:48 * Apr 11, 2010 at #21 Western Kentucky W 7-5 9 23-13-0 11-4-0 Baxter (W 5-0) 7 3 2 2:57 Apr 13, 2010 NICHOLLS STATE W 13-7 9 24-13-0 11-4-0 Reeves (W 1-0) 1 1 2 7 2:37 Apr 14, 2010 at Mississippi State L 5-9 9 24-14-0 11-4-0 Brown, L. (L 1-3) 5 8 1 8 3:03 * Apr 16, 2010 LOUISIANA-MONROE W 8-4 9 25-14-0 12-4-0 Hanks (W 8-2) 8 0 4 2:14 * Apr 17, 2010 LOUISIANA-MONROE W 13-8 9 26-14-0 13-4-0 Paris (W 2-0) 6 8 1 2:56 * Apr 18, 2010 LOUISIANA-MONROE L 8-17 9 26-15-0 13-5-0 Baxter (L 5-1) 6 4 2 3:08 * Apr 24, 2010 at Arkansas St.-1 L 8-9 (10) 26-16-0 13-6-0 Paris (L 2-1) 7 6 7 3:20 * Apr 24, 2010 at Arkansas St.-2 W 9-4 9 27-16-0 14-6-0 Harris (W 5-3) 7 6 7 3:00 * Apr 25, 2010 at Arkansas St. W 7-6 9 28-16-0 15-6-0 Hanks (W 9-2) 8 1 2 3;07 Apr 27, 2010 at Nicholls State L 5-6 (10) 28-17-0 15-6-0 Paris (L 2-2) 1 7 1 3:02 Apr 28, 2010 at Southern Miss L 5-15 9 28-18-0 15-6-0 Crenshaw (L 2-1) 3 6 4 9 3:23 * May 07, 2010 FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 2-7 9 28-19-0 15-7-0 Hanks (L 9-3) 1 5 3 6 3:04 * May 08, 2010 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 6-5 9 29-19-0 16-7-0 Paris (W 3-2) 7 3 2 2:48 * May 09, 2010 FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 3-6 9 29-20-0 16-8-0 Hanks (L 9-4) 4 4 8 3:10 May 11, 2010 AUBURN W 10-9 (11) 30-20-0 16-8-0 Baxter (W 6-1) 2 5 8 6 3:32 * May 14, 2010 at FIU L 5-6 9 30-21-0 16-9-0 Hanks (L 9-5) 5 0 1 2:30 * May 15, 2010 at FIU L 1-8 9 30-22-0 16-10-0 Baxter (L 6-2) 4 3 6 2:37 * May 16, 2010 at FIU L 0-5 9 30-23-0 16-11-0 Harris (L 5-4) 3 9 4 2:55 * May 20, 2010 TROY L 0-17 9 30-24-0 16-12-0 Hanks (L 9-6) 8 7 0 2:41 * May 21, 2010 TROY L 2-6 9 30-25-0 16-13-0 Baxter (L 6-3) 1 3 2 1 2:53 * May 22, 2010 TROY W 11-10 9 31-25-0 17-13-0 Paris (W 4-2) 1 0 2 0 2:44 May 26, 2010 vs FIU W 7-1 9 32-25-0 17-13-0 Hanks (W 10-6) 1 2 5 8 2:50 May 27, 2010 vs Florida Atlantic L 9-10 9 32-26-0 17-13-0 Baxter (L 6-4) 7 5 7 3:17 May 28, 2010 vs FIU L 9-10 9 32-27-0 17-13-0 Leblanc, S. (L 0-1) 1 1 9 8 3:46

* = Conference game () extra inning game 2011 South Alabama Baseball 62 7 2010 Sun Belt Statistics

2010 South Alabama Baseball Conference statistics for South Alabama (May 28, 2010) (Sun Belt games only Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 17-13 Home: 9-6 Away: 8-7 Sun Belt: 17-13

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 4 White, Taylor .3 4 6 29-29 107 25 37 3 1 0 21 42 .3 9 3 12 3 12 2 .4 1 3 4 0 14-14 74 0 1 . 9 8 7 27 Hook, Brad . 3 3 3 23-9 36 7 12 2 1 1 12 19 . 5 2 8 8 0 10 0 . 4 4 4 1 0 0-1 91 7 1 . 9 9 0 8 Overstreet, Jake .3 2 5 30-30 120 26 39 3 0 7 30 63 .5 2 5 10 6 16 3 .3 9 6 3 1 2-2 22 68 3 . 9 6 8 16 Laird, Sean . 3 1 5 30-30 111 26 35 12 0 3 21 56 . 5 0 5 14 6 32 1 . 4 2 0 0 0 2-3 75 0 2 . 9 7 4 6 Heisler, Adam .3 0 7 27-27 114 21 35 6 1 1 20 46 .4 0 484101 .3 7 3 0 1 10-13 401 . 8 0 0 2 Reynolds, Clint . 3 0 0 29-28 110 19 33 5 0 0 14 38 . 3 4 5 5 4 18 1 . 3 5 3 0 1 4-8 62 3 4 . 9 4 2 10 Tanner, Brent .2 9 3 30-30 123 25 36 7 0 5 18 58 .4 7 271264 .3 3 6 0 0 2-4 186 13 2 . 9 9 0 11 Grichor, Zach . 2 7 7 30-30 119 17 33 6 0 0 14 39 . 3 2 8 9 1 15 3 . 3 2 8 2 4 2-3 75 78 0 1.000 9 Vick, Tyler .2 7 7 25-25 83 21 23 8 0 5 17 46 .5 5 449242 .3 6 7 2 0 2-2 135 17 4 . 9 7 4 14 Brown, Brandon . 2 4 0 30-30 96 17 23 3 0 3 19 35 . 3 6 5 10 5 15 2 . 3 3 6 2 10 4-5 44 78 9 . 9 3 1 ------17 Earley, Nolan . 2 0 0 11-0 10 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 . 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 . 1 8 2 1 0 0-1 2 0 0 1.000 18 Lami, Nathaniel .1 1 1 10-2 91110002 .2 2 20240 .2 7 3 0 0 0-0 4001.000 37 Diaz, Dominic . 0 0 0 8-0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 2 0 1.000 15 Hammac, Brad .0 0 0 2-0 21000000 .0 0 00000 .0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6001.000 26 Mitchell, Brent . 0 0 0 4-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 . 3 3 3 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.000 Totals . 2 9 5 30 1047 208 309 56 3 25 188 446 . 4 2 6 88 41 184 20 . 3 6 8 15 17 42-56 794 308 30 . 9 7 3 Opponents . 3 1 9 30 1083 214 345 58 12 31 199 520 . 4 8 0 97 33 185 19 . 3 8 7 15 25 26-37 790 312 32 . 9 7 2

LOB - Team (210), Opp (245). DPs turned - Team (21), Opp (25). IBB - Team (2), White 1, Laird 1, Opp (7). Picked off - Overstreet 2, Grichor 1, Heisler, A. 1, White 1.

(Sun Belt games only Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 13 Baxter, Lance 5 .3 1 3-3 11 9 3 1/0 2 61.0 75 41 36 19 39 17 2 4 .3 1 5 3705 8 23 Harris, Garrett 5 . 3 4 4-3 10 10 0 0/0 0 57.1 75 48 34 19 45 11 3 7 . 3 2 2 3 5 0 3 6 22 Hanks, D.D. 5 .4 3 5-6 11 10 5 1/0 0 66.1 90 48 40 16 60 14 2 6 .3 1 3 8400 4 ------40 Brown, Lance 0 .0 00-02000/000.100000000 .0 0 0 0000 0 19 Paris, Carlton 0 . 5 6 3-1 9 0 0 0/0 1 16.0 9 1 1 7 11 1 0 0 . 1 7 0 0 1 0 1 1 39 Reeves, Chad 3 .8 60-03000/002.161112001 .4 6 2 0100 0 34 Brown, Chris 4 . 5 0 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 4.0 5 3 2 3 0 1 1 0 . 3 5 7 1 0 0 0 2 27 Hook, Brad 5 .4 00-03000/003.142201101 .2 6 7 0000 0 31 Leblanc, Shane 6 . 7 5 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 4.0 5 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 . 3 3 3 1 1 0 2 0 43 Dees, Kyle 6 .9 7 0-0 10 0 0 0/0 1 10.1 16 8836200 .3 4 8 1200 1 30 Leblanc, Jake 7 . 4 5 0-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 9.2 15 8 8 2 2 2 0 1 . 3 7 5 1 1 0 0 1 44 Crenshaw, Dustin 8 .6 4 1-0 5 1 0 0/0 0 8.1 9 10 8 4 3 2 0 1 .2 7 3 0202 0 32 Byrd, Phillip 12.27 1-0 13 0 0 0/0 0 11.0 15 15 15 9 7 3 1 4 . 3 4 9 2 4 0 2 1 42 Bailey, Jarrett 13.50 0-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 7.1 8 12 11 3 4 0 1 3 .2 7 6 2400 0 29 Reese, Conner 23.14 0-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 2.1 6 6 6 6 1 1 0 1 . 5 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 33 Raia, Michael 72.00 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 7 8822111 .7 0 0 0100 0 Totals 6 . 2 2 17-13 30 30 8 2/0 4 264.2 345 214 183 97 185 58 12 31 . 3 1 9 25 33 0 15 25 Opponents 5 . 9 5 13-17 30 30 3 2/2 3 263.1 309 208 174 88 184 56 3 25 . 2 9 5 24 41 5 15 17

PB - Team (11), Tanner 11, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (3), Harris 1, Baxter 1, Tanner 1, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - Tanner (26-34), Harris (6-9), Baxter (4-8), Hanks (4-6), Crenshaw (4-4), Byrd (3-3), Dees (2-3), Paris (3-3), Brown, C. (0-1).

2011 South Alabama Baseball 63 7 2010 Year-In-Review

General Summary Positions Played

Player GS P C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Current Losing Streak: 2 8 Overstreet, Jake 59 - - - - 59 ------45 14 - - - - - Longest Winning Streak: 6 14 Brown, Brandon 59 - - - - - 59 ------9 1 25 24 Longest Losing Streak: 5 11 Grichor, Zach 59 - - - 59 ------51 - - 1 - 1 - 6 16 Laird, Sean 58 ------58 - - - - 14 33 9 2 - - Home Attendance 27,492 (33 dates avg. = 833) 4 White, Taylor 57 ------56 - 1 1 - 1 - - 30 22 2 1 Away Attendance 29,849 (26 dates avg. = 1,148) 2 Reynolds, Clint 56 ------43 - - 13 16 6 1 - - 1 4 3 25 Total Attendance 57,341 (59 dates avg. = 972) 10 Tanner, Brent 55 - 51 1 ------3 - - 2 31 8 5 - 9 - 6 Heisler, Adam 54 ------14 3 - 37 42 2 10 ------9 Vick, Tyler 46 - - 42 ------4 - - - - 16 4 23 3 - 27 Hook, Brad 17 1 - 16 ------1 5 10 - 22 Hanks, D.D. 14 14 ------23 Harris, Garrett 14 14 ------13 Baxter, Lance 12 12 ------40 Brown, Lance 8 8 ------Win-Loss Summary 42 Bailey, Jarrett 5 5 ------15 Hammac, Brad 5 - 5 ------5 - W-L 44 Crenshaw, Dustin 3 3 ------Overall 32-27 18 Lami, Nathaniel 3 ------2 - - 1 ------1 - 2 Conference 17-13 26 Mitchell, Brent 3 - 3 ------2 1 17 Earley, Nolan 1 ------1 - - - - - 1 - - - - Non-conference 15-14 39 Reeves, Chad 1 1 ------Home games 22-11 45 LaGrow, Chris 1 1 ------Away games 9-14 Neutral site 1-2 Multiple-RBI Games Hitting Streaks Day games 18-13 Night games 14-14 Player 2 3 4 5+ Totals Player Longest Current vs. Left starter 11-8 8 Jake Overstreet 11 1 2 2 16 11 Zach Grichor 15 - vs. Right starter 21-19 6 Adam Heisler 8 5 - - 13 6 Adam Heisler 10 - 1-Run games 9-7 16 Sean Laird 4 6 - 3 13 10 Brent Tanner 10 5 10 Brent Tanner 7 2 1 1 11 2 Clint Reynolds 10 - 2-Run games 4-3 9 Tyler Vick 7 3 - - 10 16 Sean Laird 10 - 5+Run games 16-11 4 Taylor White 8 2 - - 10 14 Brandon Brown 8 - Extra Innings 2-2 11 Zach Grichor 9 1 - - 10 8 Jake Overstreet 8 6 Shutouts 4-2 2 Clint Reynolds 9 - - - 9 4 Taylor White 7 4 14 Brandon Brown 5 2 1 - 8 9 Tyler Vick 7 - 27 Brad Hook 4 2 - - 6 27 Brad Hook 4 - 26 Brent Mitchell 1 - - - 1 15 Brad Hammac 2 - TEAM 76 26 4 6 112 17 Nolan Earley 1 - 37 Dominic Diaz 1 - 18 Nathaniel Lami 1 - Multiple-Hit Games 26 Brent Mitchell 1 1

Player 2 3 4 5+ Totals 4 Taylor White 14 8 1 - 23 6 Adam Heisler 14 7 1 - 22 16 Sean Laird 13 7 2 - 22 8 Jake Overstreet 9 10 3 - 22 11 Zach Grichor 14 2 4 - 20 10 Brent Tanner 14 4 1 - 19 2 Clint Reynolds 13 6 - - 19 9 Tyler Vick 10 4 - - 14 Inning-By-Inning Summary 14 Brandon Brown 10 3 - - 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total 27 Brad Hook 1 2 1 - 4 South Alabama 31 52 56 71 54 53 36 56 28 6 443 TEAM 135 42 13 1 191 Opponents 61 64 52 63 21 39 35 55 27 6 423

2011 South Alabama Baseball 64 7 2010 Sun Belt Conference

Final Standings

SBC Games All Games Team W L T PCT. W L T PCT.

*+ Louisiana-Lafayette 21 9 0 .700 38 22 0 .633 *+ Florida Atlantic 21 9 0 .700 37 24 0 .607 Middle Tennessee 18 12 0 .600 35 23 0 .603 *$ FIU 17 13 0 .567 36 25 0 .590 South Alabama 17 13 0 .567 32 27 0 .542 Western Kentucky 16 14 0 .533 35 23 0 .603 Troy 16 14 0 .533 36 25 0 .590 Arkansas State 16 14 0 .533 30 28 0 .517 UALR 12 16 0 .429 29 25 0 .537 Louisiana-Monroe 7 23 0 .233 17 38 0 .309 New Orleans 2 26 0 .071 13 39 0 .250\

*NCAA Tournament +Regular Season Champions $ Tournament Champions

National Rankings: Baseball America (None); Collegiate Baseball (None); ESPN (None)

Sun Belt Tournament NCAA Tournament Sun Belt Conference Regular-Season Champs NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 1978 New Orleans Wednesday, May 26 1979 New Orleans Game 1 #5 South Alabama 7, #4 FIU 1 GAINESVILLE, FLA. REGIONAL 1980 South Alabama 1981 South Alabama Game 2 #1 FAU 9, #8 WKU 1 (13) Fri., June 4 1982 South Florida Game 3 #7 Arkansas St. 8, #2 UL-Lafayette 6 Oregon State 6, Florida Atlantic 4 1983 South Alabama Game 4 #6 Troy 15, #3 Middle Tennessee 4 1984 South Alabama Sat., June 5 1985 Old Dominion Th ursday, May 27 Florida Atlantic 12, Bethune-Cookman 6 1986 South Florida 1987 South Alabama Game 5 #4 FIU 7, #8 WKU 3 1988 Virginia Commonwealth Game 6 #3 Middle Tenn. 3, #2 UL-Lafayette 0 Sun., June 6 1989 Jacksonville Game 7 #1 FAU 10, #5 South Alabama 9 Florida Atlantic 11, Oregon State 7 1990 South Florida Game 8 #7 Arkansas State 12, #6 Troy 2 Florida 15, Florida Atlantic 0 1991 UAB 1992 South Alabama 1993 Lamar Friday, May 28 CORAL GABLES, FLA. REGIONAL 1994 Arkansas State Game 9 #4 FIU 10, #5 South Alabama 9 Fri., June 4 1995 Jacksonville Game 10 #6 Troy 6, #3 Middle Tenn. 5 Texas A&M 17, Florida International 3 1996 South Alabama Game 11 #4 FIU 18, #1 FAU 16 (11) 1997 Louisiana-Lafayette Sat., June 5 1998 South Alabama 1999 South Alabama Saturday, May 29 Dartmouth 15, Florida International 9 2000 New Orleans Game 12 #6 Troy 12, #7 Arkansas St. 5 2001 Middle Tennessee Game 13 #4 FIU 11, #1 FAU 9 AUSTIN, TEXAS REGIONAL South Alabama Game 14 #6 Troy 12, #7 Arkansas St. 8 Fri., June 4 2002 South Alabama Louisiana-Lafayette 1, Rice 0 2003 South Alabama 2004 Middle Tennessee Sunday, May 30 South Alabama Championship #4 FIU 14, #6 Troy 10 Sat., June 5 2005 Louisiana-Lafayette Texas 4, Louisiana-Lafayette 2 2006 Troy 2007 Louisiana-Lafayette Sun., June 6 2008 Louisiana-Monroe 2009 Middle Tennessee Rice 9, Louisiana-Lafayette 1 Western Kentucky 2010 Florida Atlantic Louisiana-Lafayette 2011 South Alabama Baseball 65 7 2010 Sun Belt Conference Honors

2010 Honors Sun Belt Player of the Week All-Sun Belt Conference Team 2/22 Pablo Bermudez, Florida International 1st Team 2nd Team 3/2 Sean Laird, South Alabama SP Zach Osborne, Louisiana-Lafayette SP Adam Champion, UALR 3/9 Nick Delguidice, Florida Atlantic SP Matt Ridings, Western Kentucky SP Mike Gipson, Florida Atlantic 3/15 Jabari Henry, Florida International RP Rye Davis, Western Kentucky RP Chase Whitley, Troy C Matt Rice, Western Kentucky C Chad Keefer, Louisiana-Lafayette 3/22 Matt Rice, Western Kentucky 1B Dan Scheffl er, Florida Atlantic 1B Murray Watts, Arkansas State 3/29 Jake Overstreet, South Alabama 2B Justin Miller, Middle Tennessee 2B Matt Payton, Western Kentucky 4/5 Steven Felix, Troy 3B , Florida International 3B Tyler Burnett, Middle Tennessee 4/12 Matt Payrton, Western Kentucky SS Nick Delguidice, Florida Atlantic SS Adam Bryant, Troy 4/19 Kelvin York, Louisiana-Monroe OF , Middle Tennessee OF Todd Baumgartner, Arkansas State 4/26 Justin Miller, Middle Tennessee OF Kes Carter, Western Kentucky OF Steven Felix, Troy 5/3 Garrett Wittels, Florida International OF Andy Mee, Florida Atlantic OF Mike Martinez, Florida International 5/10 Alex Fuselier, Louisiana-Lafayette DH Justin Guidry, Middle Tennessee DH Chase Whitley, Troy U Chase Whitley, Troy U Tyson Parks, UALR 5/17 Steven Felix, Troy 5/24 Colby Gratton, Florida Atlantic

Player of the Year: Freshman of the Year: Garrett Wittels, Florida International Jabari Henry, Florida International Sun Belt Pitcher of the Year: Coach of the Year: Pitcher of the Week Matt Ridings, Western Kentucky John McCormack, Florida Atlantic 2/22 - Wil Browning, Louisiana-Monroe 3/2 - Matt Ridings, Western Kentucky 3/9 - James Jones, Louisiana-Monroe 3/15 - D.D. Hanks, South Alabama 3/22 - Zach Osborne, Louisiana-Lafayette 3/29 - Lance Baxter, South Alabama 4/5 - Jacob Lee, Arkansas State 4/12 - Zach Osborne, Louisiana-Lafayette 4/19 - Andrew Dickinson, Troy 4/26 - Kenneth Roberts, Middle Tennessee 5/3 - Mike Gipson, Florida Atlantic 5/10 Drew Granier, Louisiana-Monroe 5/17 Matt Ridings, Western Kentucky 5/24 Andrew Dickinson, Troy

2011 South Alabama Baseball 66 7 Individual / Team Records

Individual Records Stolen Bases Home Runs Batting Average Game: 7 Tim Becker (Samford, 1986) Game: 7 vs. Albion (1987) Season: .471 Glenn Borgmann (1971) Season: 89 Lance Johnson (1984) 7 vs. Murray St. (1987) Career: .394 (2 years) (2005-06) Career: 125 Tyrone Dixon (1990-93) Season: 101 in 1978 .368 (4 years) Steve Kittrell (1968-71) Wins Grand Slams Slugging Percentage Season: 14 Joe Muich (1975) Game: 1 vs. many opponents Season .897 Glenn Borgmann (1971) 14 Scott Bray (1989) Season: 8 in 1977 Career: .738 Glenn Borgmann (1970-71) Career: 34 Jason Norton (1995-98) Runs Batted In Games Played Saves Game: 24 vs. Grambling State (2006) Season: 70 Luis Gonzalez (1987) Season: 12 Mike Nakamura (1995) Season: 454 in 1988 Career: 233 Brett Parker (2000-03) Career: 18 Blaine Dollar (1971-74) Walks At-Bats Earned Run Average Games: 19 vs. Alabama (19799)) Game: 9 Chett Williams (UAB, 1981) Season: 0.48 Ronnie Chambless (1967) S Season:eason: 3 36666 iinn 19721972 Season: 268 Tyler Jones (2006) Career: 2.26 Mike Hoff man (1971-74) Career: 792 Tyrone Dixon (1990-93) Strikeouts Appearances Game: 18 vs. FIU (1999) Runs Scored Season: 46 Dave Czosek (1981) Season: 521 in 2005 Games: 5 Tyler Jones (GSU, 2006) Career: 86 Mike Zimmerman (1988-90) Dewayne Jones (USF, 1988) Sacrifices Luis Gonzalez (UNO, 1986) Innings Pitched Game: 5 vs. Spring Hill (1981) Season: 94 (1988) Season: 158.1 Mike Zimmerman (1990) 5 vs. South Carolina (1989) Career: 277 Mike Mordecai (1987-89) Career: 411.1 P.J. Walters (2004-06) Season: 80 in 2006 Hits Hits Allowed Hit By Pitches Game: 6 Hugh Lopes (Florida A&M, 1996) Game: 15 Pete Della Ratta (Miss. St., 1996) Game: 7 vs. Nicholls State Mike Warren (UNO, 1974) 15 D.D. Hanks (Middle Tenn., 2010) 7 vs. Spring Hill (1980) Scott Southland (UCF, 1992) Season: 99 in 2006 Season: 102 Mike Dull (1986) Season: 163 P.J. Walters (2005) Career: 277 Mike Mordecai (1987-89) Career: 446 P.J. Walters (2004-06) Stolen Bases Game: 12 vs. UNC Charlotte (1981) Doubles Walks Season: 253 in 1984 Game: 3 several players (last by Tyler Vick vs. Game: 10 Shane Hale (UNC-Charlotte, 1989) WKU, 4/11/10) Season: 81 Jay Rogers (1986) Saves Season: 26 Dewayne Jones (1988) Career: 170 Shane Hale (1988-90) Season: 28 in 1971 Career: 54 Tyrone Dixon (1990-93) Games Started Earned Run Average Triples Season: 22 Jason Norton (1997) Season: 1.96 in 1973 Game: 2 Tyler Jones (GSU, 2006) Career: 60 Jason Norton (1995-98) Eben Wells (Jacksonville, 1999) Complete Games Steve Gaskin (UNON, 1972) Complete Games Season: 28 in 1984 Eddie Lee (UAB, 1979) Season: 13 Ronnie Chambless (1967) Billy Dery (Jacksonville, 1981) 13 Mike Zimmerman (1990) Innings pitched Ralph Codinach (LSU, 1982) Career: 27 Ronnie Chambless (1967-70) Season: 585 in 1987 Season: 11 Tyler Jones (2006) Career: 14 Tyler Jones (2005-06) Strikeouts Hits Allowed Dennis Johnston (1982-83) Game: 20 Joel Rutledge (Keesler AFB, 1966) Season: 693 in 1987 Season: 170 Mike Zimmerman (1990) Home Runs Career: 404 P.J. Walters (2004-06) Runs Allowed Game: 3 David Doss (UAB, 2009) Season: 467 in 1987 Ryan Mulhern (FIU, 2002) Wild Pitches Josh Touchstone (JSU, 2002) Game: 7 Kevin Nabors (Manhattan, 3/1/08) Earned Runs Allowed Glenn Borgmann (So. Ill., 1971) Season: 17 Mike Zimmerman (1989) Season: 371 in 2010 Forrest Crowder (Spring Hill, 1974) 17 Jason Norton (1998) Tony Barylski (Troy State, 1976) Career: 41 Jason Norton (1995-98) Walks Greg Meier (Jacksonville, 1978) Season: 358 in 1987 Season: 22 Jeff Cunningham (2007) Shutouts Career: 49 Ryan Mulhern (2001-03) Season: 3 Joe Muich (1975) Strikeouts 3 Ben Martin (1980) Season: 521 in 2005 Total Bases 3 Mike Fischer (1998) Game: 14 Josh Touchstone (JSU, 2000) Career: 6 Ben Martin (1977-80) Hit Batsmen Season: 176 Mike Dull (1986) Season: 80 in 2010 Career: 421 Mike Mordecai (1987-89) Team Records Wild Pitches Runs Batted In Season: 61 in 2001 Game: 9 Alex Pastore (Auburn, 1973) Batting Average Season: 80 Luis Gonzalez (1988) Season: .328 in 2009 Shutouts Career: 197 David Doss (2006-09) Season: 10 in 1975 and 1972 Slugging Percentage Walks Season: .568 in 1978 Longest Winning Streak Game: 6 Steve Bayoff (LSU, 1979) One Season: 19, twice (1972 & ‘75) Season: 89 Mike Warren (1975) At-Bats Two Seasons: 22 in 1974-75 Career: 155 Mike Warren (1972-75) Game: 63 vs. UAB (1981) Season: 2334 in 1987 Longest Losing Streak Strikeouts One Season: 7 in 1981 Game: 5 Jeff Cunningham (ULM, 2007) Runs Scored Season: 59 Jeff Cunningham (2007) Game: 25 three times (last vs. Grambling St., 2006) Longest Game Career: 150 Sean Laird (2006-10) Season: 521 in 1988 19 innings vs. UAB (1981) Sacrifices Hits Longest Consecutive Game Scoring Streak Game: 3 Emeel Salem (Eastern Ill., 1977) Game: 27 vs. Florida A&M (1996) 163 games (4/13/04 - 3/17/07) Season: 18 Pat Murphy (1992) Season: 707 in 2006 Career: 27 Emeel Salem (1974-77) Longest Consecutive Hitting Streak Doubles 30 games by Josh Touchstone (2002) Hit By Pitches Game: 9 twice, UALR (2006), Vanderbilt (1972) Game: 3 Mike Jacobs (Spring Hill, 1976) Season: 138 in 2008 No-Hitters Logan Collins (UNO, 1988) Mark Hoff man vs. Alabama, 2-0, 7 inn. (3/16/73) Andy Sutley (Southern Miss, 1996) Triples Tom Mercer vs. LSU, 2-0, 7 inn. (3/9/74) Andy Sutley (Stetson, 1997) Game: 4 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (1980) Vinnie Hernandez (WKU, 1999) 4 vs. LSU (1982) Largest Comeback Clint Reynolds (Jackson St., 2010) Season: 43 in 1983 11 runs, 1978 def. Tulane 18-17 Season: 22 Joel Collins (2007) Career: 47 Joel Collins (2005-07) 2011 South Alabama Baseball 67 7 Single-Season Records

Batting Average 19 Ryan Mulhern 2003 Innings Pitched .471 Glenn Borgmann 1971 19 Vinnie Hernandez 1999 158.1 Mike Zimmerman 1990 .458 Jim Hively 1974 19 I.B. Stacey 1997 154.2 Jon Lieber 1992 .430 Pete Coachman 1984 19 Jay Gainer 1989 152.0 P.J. Walters 2006 .429 Mike Dull 1986 19 Luis Gonzalez 1988 148.0 Jon Lieber 1991 .425 Steve Morrison 1978 19 Tim Becker 1986 .416 Jerry Carpenter 1978 142.2 Jason Norton 1997 141.2 P.J. Walters 2005 .414 David Freese 2006 Triples 130.0 Mike Zimmerman 1989 11 Tyler Jones 2006 Games Played 10 Jay Simpson 1992 129.0 Davey Czosek 1981 70 Luis Gonzalez 1987 8 Dennis Johnston 1982 127.0 Steve Oliverio 1983 69 Lance Johnson 1984 7 Keith Murray 1990 124.0 Mike Fisher 1998 69 Mike Mordecai 1987 123.0 Rafael Perez 1989 68 Pete Coachman 1984 Home Runs 120.0 Allen Halley 1995 68 Brian Simmeracher 1984 68 Jim Filotei 1984 22 Jeff Cunningham 2007 120.0 Warren Hughes 1984 68 Steve Oldham 1987 21 Joey Choron 1997 119.0 Scott Bray 1989 21 Mark Johnston 1978 116.2 Sam Smith 2002 At-Bats 21 Jerry Poston 1977 118.0 Joe Muich 1975 268 Tyler Jones 2006 20 Ryan Mulhern 2003 117.0 P.J. Walters 2004 18 Keith Mohler 1978 259 Dewayne Jones 1987 116.1 Steve Falteisek 1992 257 Tim Becker 1986 18 Steve Morrison 1977 112.0 Ronnie Chambless 1967 255 1998 17 Josh Morgan 2005 255 Mike Mordecai 1989 17 Ryan Mulhern 2002 253 Joey Choron 1997 Earned Run Average 252 Tim Merritt 2001 RBI 0.48 Ronnie Chambless 1967 251 Luis Gonzalez 1987 80 Luis Gonzalez 1988 1.08 Doug Morrison 1980 248 Tyler Jones 2005 74 Jake Overstreet 2010 1.16 Herman West 1980 247 Ray Kruml 2008 73 David Freese 2006 1.20 Bill Sturgeon 1975 246 Pat Murphy 1993 72 Ryne Jernigan 2008 1.48 Ronnie Chambless 1968 245 Shane Britt 1996 72 Steve Morrison 1978 245 Dave Stapleton 1975 70 Mark Johnston 1978 Saves 70 Mike Dull 1986 Runs 12 Mike Nakamura 1998 69 Dave Stapleton 1975 94 Mike Mordecai 1988 11 Herman West 1980 68 Glenn Borgmann 1971 83 Lance Johnson 1984 10 Greg Johnson 2008 82 Pete Coachman 1984 10 Dave Czosek 1981 78 Tyler Jones 2006 Walks 89 Mike Warren 1975 9 Daniel Head 1999 77 Juan Pierre 1998 9 Mike Fisher 1997 75 Tim Becker 1986 64 Pete Coachman 1984 8 Chris LaGrow 2007 75 Mike Warren 1975 61 Hugh Lopes 1995 73 David Freese 2006 59 Hugh Lopes 1996 8 Tony Neal 2003 71 Hugh Lopes 1996 57 Mike Mordecai 1988 8 Joe Long 2000 71 Mike Mordecai 1987 54 Geoff Doggett 1981 7 Jason Roeder 1994 70 Patrick Weaver 2006 52 Erik Smallwood 2001 7 Rob Bergeron 1990 70 Eben Wells 1999 52 Steve Bayoff 1979 6 Lance Baxter 2009 6 Chase Christianson 2006 Hits Stolen Bases 6 Rob Bergeron 1991 102 Mike Dull 1986 89 Lance Johnson 1984 6 Scott Bray 1989 99 David Freese 2006 62 Geoff Doggett 1981 5 Lance Baxter 2010 97 Mike Mordecai 1989 56 Pete Coachman 1984 5 Chase Christianson 2006 97 Tim Becker 1986 54 Juan Pierre 1998 95 Juan Pierre 1998 54 Allen Battle 1990 5 Joe Long 2001 95 Mike Mordecai 1987 52 Tim Becker 1986 5 Justin Carter 1998 95 Pete Coachman 1984 45 Tyrone Dixon 1993 5 Pete Della Ratta 1996 91 Adam Lind 2004 37 Kraig Hawkins 1992 5 Collin Kerley 1992 90 Patrick Weaver 2006 36 Tyrone Dixon 1992 5 Mike Zimmerman 1990 90 Pat Murphy 1993 36 Mike Warren 1975 89 Dave Stapleton 1975 5 Mike Zimmerman 1988 88 Joey Choron 1997 5 Blaine Dollar 1971 87 Ray Kruml 2008 Strikeouts 87 David Doss 2009 170 Mike Zimmerman 1990 Wins 85 David Doss 2007 166 P.J. Walters 2006 14 Scott Bray 1989 157 Jon Lieber 1992 14 Joe Muich 1975 141 Jon Lieber 1991 Doubles 13 Mike Sassone 1984 26 Dewayne Jones 1988 132 Jason Norton 1997 13 Steve Oliverio 1983 25 Tom Whitehurst 1998 123 Allen Halley 1995 25 Jay Simpson 1992 121 Jason Norton 1998 12 Dave Czosek 1981 25 Dave Stapleton 1975 120 Mike Fisher 1998 12 Mike Zimmerman 1990 23 Brett Parker 2003 119 P.J. Walters 2005 12 Jon Lieber 1991 23 Andrew Kontorinis 1992 119 P.J. Walters 2004 12 Jon Lieber 1992 22 Adam Lind 2004 114 Sam Smith 2002 12 Allen Halley 1995 22 Ryne Jernigan 2008 106 Jeramy Simmons 2004 12 Jason Norton 1996 21 Ray Krul 2008 104 Warren Hughes 1984 11 Stan Butkus 1972 21 David Freese 2006 102 Scott Bray 1989 11 Stephen Sparks 1997 21 Jerry Stamps 1975 102 Steve Oliverio 1983 21 Glenn Borgmann 1971 11 Mike Nakamura 1997 101 Jason Norton 1996 20 David Doss 2009 11 Mike Fischer 1998 100 Tony Neal 2003 19 David Doss 2006 11 P.J. Walters 2006 100 Lane Meyer 1999 19 Jansen Rayborn 2004 2011 South Alabama Baseball 68 7 Career Records

Batting Average 194 Pat Murphy 1991-93 Stolen Bases .409 Glenn Borgmann 1970-71 194 Steve Morrison 1976-78 125 Tyrone Dixon 1990-93 .394 David Freese 2005-06 192 Seth Taylor 1996-99 119 Geoff Doggett 1980-82 .389 Mike Dull 1985-86 188 Sean Laird 2007-10 89 Lance Johnson 1984 .373 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 184 Harold Dueitt 1988-91 80 Robert Franklin 1984-87 .371 Adam Lind 2003-04 183 Steve Kittrell 1968-71 74 Steve Kittrell 1968-71 .369 Ernie Rousseau 1972-73 180 David Freese 2005-06 69 1993-95 .368 Steve Kittrell 1968-71 180 Mark Johnston 1976-77 67 Mike Jacobs 1974-77 .367 David Doss 2006-09 67 Mike Warren 1972-75 Doubles Games Played 70 David Doss 2006-09 Strikeouts 233 Brett Parker 2001-03 54 Tyrone Dixon 1990-93 404 P.J. Walters 2004-06 230 Tyrone Dixon 1990-93 51 Ryan Mulhern 2001-03 382 Jason Norton 1995-98 221 Josh Touchstone 2001-04 51 I.B. Stacy 1993-97 327 Mike Zimmerman 1988-90 212 David Doss 2006-09 51 Luis Gonzalez 1986-88 298 Jon Lieber 1991-92 209 I.B. Stacy 1993-97 50 David Doss 2006-09 291 Ronnie Chambless 1968-69 206 Harold Dueitt 1989-91 46 Brett Parker 2000-03 255 Kenny Rayborn 1994-97 204 Scott Calahan 1999-01 43 Jake Overstreet 2008-present 236 Clark Girardeau 2001-03 195 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 43 Seth Taylor 1996-99 226 Mike Fischer 1996-98 194 Tyler Boulo 1993-96 42 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 221 Mike Nakamura 1995-97 193 Luis Gonzalez 1986-88 41 Jansen Rayborn 2002-04 214 Allan Halley 1994-95 182 Robert Franklin 1984-87 41 Sean Laird 2007-10 206 Lance Baxter 2007-10 181 Terry Wiley 1995-98 40 Tom Whitehurst 1997-98 195 Bill Sturgeon 1973-76 178 Sean Laird 2007-10 39 Dave Stapleton 1974-75 195 Mike McFarland 1967-70 178 Scott Southard 1991-93 38 Jay Simpson 1991-92 193 Mark Hoff man 1971-74 175 Ryan Mulhern 2001-03 33 Ryne Jernigan 2007-08 189 Ben Martin 1977-80 175 Mike Warren 1972-75 33 Marlon Anderson 1993-95 172 Guillermo Martinez 2004-06 32 David Freese 2005-06 Innings Pitched 171 Joel Collins 2005-07 31 Joel Collins 2005-07 410.1 P.J. Walters 2004-06 169 Jake Overstreet 2008-present 31 Tim Merritt 1999-01 370.1 Mike Zimmerman 1988-90 164 Marlon Anderson 1993-95 31 Steve Morrison 1976-78 306.0 Ronnie Chambless 1967-69 164 Dewayne Jones 1986-88 302.2 Jon Lieber 1991-92 At-Bats Triples 294.2 Kenny Rayborn 1994-97 851 David Doss 2006-09 14 Tyler Jones 2005-06 287.0 Ben Martin 1977-80 792 Tyrone Dixon 1990-93 14 Dennis Johnston 1982-83 285.1 Lance Baxter 2007-10 777 Josh Touchstone 2001-04 11 Dewayne Jones 1986-88 274.2 Clark Girardeau 2001-03 743 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 11 Ralph Codinach 1982-83 260.0 Jay Rogers 1983-86 727 Scott Calahan 1999-01 11 Steve Gaskin 1970-73 251.0 John Duff y 1980-83 711 I.B. Stacy 1993-97 10 Seth Taylor 1996-99 247.1 Mike Fischer 1996-98 688 Brett Parker 2000-03 9 David Doss 2006-09 234.0 Bill Sturgeon 1973-76 685 Luis Gonzalez 1986-88 9 Scott Southard 1991-93 234.0 Mike McFarland 1967-70 667 Ryan Mulhern 2001-03 9 Jay Simpson 1991-93 654 Tim Merritt 1999-01 9 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 ERA 643 Tyler Boulo 1993-96 9 Jim Filotei 1983-84 2.26 Mike Hoff man 1971-74 640 Jake Overstreet 2008-present 2.38 Jon Lieber 1991-92 636 Harold Dueitt 1988-91 Home Runs 2.40 Bill Sturgeon 1973-76 621 David Doss 2006-09 49 Ryan Mulhern 2001-03 2.40 Mike McFarland 1967-70 620 Scott Southard 1991-93 42 Mark Johnston 1976-78 2.42 Mike Tice 1971-72 619 Marlon Anderson 1993-95 42 Steve Morrison 1976-78 2.56 Ronnie Chambless 1968-69 590 Sean Laird 2007-10 39 I.B. Stacy 1993-97 2.84 Mike Fischer 1996-98 571 Guillermo Martinez 2004-06 39 Keith Mohler 1977-79 570 Joel Collins 2005-07 37 David Doss 2006-09 568 Terry Wiley 1995-98 Wins 32 Jeff Cunningham 2005-07 565 Seth Taylor 1996-99 34 Jason Norton 1995-98 32 Luis Gonzalez 1986-88 558 Dewayne Jones 1986-88 31 P.J. Walters 2004-06 31 Tim Merritt 1999-01 548 Pat Murphy 1991-93 27 Ronnie Chambless 1967-69 28 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 535 Steve Morrison 1976-78 25 John Duff y 1980-83 27 Jerry Poston 1976-77 532 Steve Gaskin 1970-73 24 Clark Girardeau 2001-03 26 Joey Choron 1997-98 24 Jon Lieber 1991-92 Runs 24 Enas Reidy 1975-78 RBI 235 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 24 Joe Muich 1975-78 197 David Doss 2006-09 203 Tyrone Dixon 1990-93 183 Luis Gonzalez 1986-88 195 David Doss 2006-09 180 Ryan Mulhern 2001-03 Saves 176 Luis Gonzalez 1986-88 178 I.B. Stacy 1993-97 18 Blaine Dollar 1971-74 160 I.B. Stacy 1993-97 174 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 17 Mike Nakamura 1995-97 158 Mike Warren 1972-75 160 Mark Johnston 1976-78 15 Herman West 1979-80 155 Mark Johnston 1976-77 152 Tim Merritt 1999-01 14 David Czosek 1981-82 152 Dewayne Jones 1986-88 142 Keith Mohler 1977-79 13 Joe Long 1999-01 140 Jake Overstreet 2008-present 13 Rob Bergeron 1990-91 Hits 137 Tyler Boulo 1993-97 12 Greg Johnson 2008-09 312 David Doss 2006-09 135 Seth Taylor 1996-97 12 Daniel Head 1999-00 277 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 123 Jerry Stamps 1974-75 11 Lance Baxter 2007-10 248 Tyrone Dixon 1990-93 11 Chase Christianson 2004-06 230 Ryan Mulhern 2001-03 Walks 10 Mike Fischer 1996-98 230 Scott Calahan 1999-01 155 Mike Warren 1972-75 10 Mike Zimmerman 1988-90 218 Marlon Anderson 1993-95 146 Mike Mordecai 1987-89 9 Jason Roeder 1993-96 210 Jake Overstreet 2008-present 128 Tyrone Dixon 1990-93 8 Chris LaGrow 2007-10 207 Tim Merritt 1999-01 121 Luis Gonzalez 1986-88 8 Tony Neal 2001-03 201 Tyler Boulo 1993-96 116 Geoff Doggett 1980-82 195 Brett Parker 2000-03 110 Emeel Salem 1974-77 2011 South Alabama Baseball 69 7 Annual Team Statistics

BATTING STATISTICS PITCHING STATISTICS YEAR G AVG R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-SBA BB SO YEAR G ERA CG SH IP R-ER BB SO 1965 15 .192 53 91 6 0 2 46 26 59 122 1965 15 3.95 7 0 123 108-54 80 69 1966 24 .266 97 191 22 4 9 71 36 68 114 1966 24 2.45 15 3 191 75-52 70 170 1967 28 .246 106 236 - - 4 76 - - - 1967 28 18 not available 1968 27 .290 149 234 37 13 5 108 74 84 130 1968 27 2.22 9 4 223 77-55 71 213 1969 31 .266 168 258 26 6 15 109 73 90 156 1969 31 3.06 7 1 240 126-85 113 136 1970 40 .267 215 315 48 9 14 156 83 170 202 1970 not available 1971 47 .326 378 477 82 19 47 304 89 205 193 1971 47 2.98 4 6 382 167-127 150 308 1972 44 .300 272 401 54 16 20 227 104 197 204 1972 44 3.29 8 10 364 157-133 158 320 1973 42 .307 323 384 73 11 28 251 139 228 203 1973 42 1.96 8 5 353 105-77 147 311 1974 38 .319 322 365 73 12 45 290 66 211 132 1974 38 3.52 5 3 304 153-119 143 219 1975 66 .288 519 588 111 11 65 443 127 366 239 1975 66 2.98 15 10 537 240-178 264 390 1976 47 .287 365 416 71 12 61 314 61 268 184 1976 47 4.42 6 2 387 234-190 234 313 1977 55 .294 458 508 76 10 92 404 98-125 283 220 1977 55 3.44 6 6 457 232-174 181 262 1978 52 .322 486 545 80 17 101 431 114-130 291 191 1978 52 5.17 5 2 421 308-242 260 285 1979 43 .303 401 398 68 9 41 347 60-73 311 131 1979 43 5.27 8 1 345 235-202 174 260 1980 44 .265 258 355 47 21 18 210 123-153 215 193 1980 44 2.22 9 9 373 130-92 157 319 1981 62 .262 377 499 73 31 24 309 203-256 333 266 1981 62 3.94 5 5 516 285-226 238 206 1982 47 .284 287 392 67 25 34 251 91-119 224 175 1982 47 3.66 10 4 371 198-151 185 221 1983 66 .299 434 593 84 43 57 396 107-138 299 262 1983 66 4.91 16 7 509.1 379-278 305 356 1984 69 .317 493 667 89 26 33 420 243-326 351 291 1984 69 3.47 28 5 545 308-210 287 361 1985 54 .290 332 496 89 29 26 280 141-190 241 270 1985 54 5.63 6 2 438.1 367-274 257 322 1986 61 .323 482 647 109 22 52 409 158-202 269 218 1986 61 4.95 15 4 497.2 331-274 332 334 1987 70 .287 514 671 109 22 58 439 118-165 366 355 1987 70 5.66 12 2 585 467-368 358 332 1988 63 .316 421 651 131 21 72 454 118-180 315 281 1988 62 4.72 9 4 515 334-270 286 342 1989 67 .293 487 677 123 12 49 408 96-131 287 312 1989 67 4.67 10 3 584.1 374-303 356 438 1990 64 .274 322 553 90 19 24 268 140-184 202 309 1990 64 2.80 21 5 540.0 236-168 277 453 1991 61 .312 496 646 131 18 37 416 152-206 273 300 1991 61 3.87 15 7 537.1 286-231 261 405 1992 60 .308 400 639 125 22 45 348 139-178 227 329 1992 60 3.44 15 1 534.2 248-204 254 474 1993 59 .313 429 630 94 17 43 372 134-177 202 259 1993 59 5.45 8 1 505.0 379-306 250 353 1994 57 .287 369 552 95 12 55 313 97-145 176 316 1994 57 4.44 12 7 500.2 292-247 247 384 1995 58 .308 425 610 109 18 58 353 123-169 246 341 1995 58 4.48 6 3 502.2 295-250 242 467 1996 59 .315 459 652 107 20 47 414 94-132 207 314 1996 59 4.29 8 5 516.1 296-246 183 455 1997 62 .313 497 682 133 9 78 438 96-137 198 499 1997 62 4.63 8 4 538.2 355-277 214 489 1998 61 .298 458 628 127 15 63 389 144-187 230 330 1998 61 4.13 9 9 542.2 283-249 170 510 1999 59 .316 429 647 123 19 63 385 95-136 186 377 1999 59 4.28 9 5 515.2 317-245 195 412 2000 60 .272 328 555 110 12 32 205 117-159 174 354 2000 60 4.63 4 3 527.0 342-271 196 437 2001 64 .304 484 667 134 19 62 423 91-122 217 364 2001 64 3.72 8 1 552.1 286-288 251 470 2002 61 .317 456 695 129 7 75 416 82-113 164 365 2002 61 5.09 6 2 542.2 361-307 242 498 2003 61 .323 496 689 135 20 75 449 67-95 211 321 2003 61 5.05 3 3 527.2 349-296 250 448 2004 58 .296 385 595 124 5 50 343 69-98 193 397 2004 58 5.63 12 3 502.1 369-314 218 464 2005 62 .299 426 660 114 19 55 375 87-120 195 369 2005 62 4.78 8 3 551.2 388-293 196 521 2006 60 .326 483 707 134 18 60 429 93-128 222 385 2006 60 4.58 9 5 542.1 332-276 170 481 2007 57 .302 415 498 94 16 65 379 66-94 220 417 2007 57 5.06 6 2 498.1 348-280 212 367 2008 58 .309 451 626 138 13 79 410 77-96 246 394 2008 58 6.40 3 2 501.0 410-356 239 427 2009 55 .328 396 654 122 11 37 363 86-116 175 343 2009 55 6.70 1 0 482.1 434-359 226 387 2010 59 .312 443 654 120 10 48 405 101-129 215 366 2010 59 6.43 9 2 519.1 423-371 238 368

ALL-TIME JAGUAR BASEBALL FIELDING STATISTICS

Year Putouts Assists Errors Total Chances Double Plays Fielding Pct. Year Putouts Assists Errors Total Chances Double Plays Fielding Pct. 1965 369 164 65 598 NA .891 1988 1545 645 97 2287 62 .958 1966 573 232 45 850 NA .947 1989 1753 697 101 2551 64 .960 1967 Not Available 1990 1620 650 119 2389 65 .950 1968 Not Available 1991 1612 666 101 2379 58 .958 1969 751 283 54 1088 NA .950 1992 1601 702 66 2369 58 .972 1970 Not Available 1993 1515 597 90 2202 43 .959 1971 Not Available 1994 1502 647 85 2234 57 .962 1972 Not Available 1995 1508 591 71 2170 50 .967 1973 953 345 63 1361 NA .954 1996 1549 620 70 2239 49 .969 1974 912 374 57 1343 34 .958 1997 1616 592 105 2313 47 .955 1975 1612 668 101 2381 43 .958 1998 1628 618 86 2332 53 .963 1976 1160 427 71 1658 36 .957 1999 1547 568 89 2204 58 .960 1977 1367 578 76 2021 35 .962 2000 1581 614 93 2288 54 .959 1978 1264 534 89 1887 46 .953 2001 1657 688 91 2436 66 .963 1979 1035 470 72 1577 17 .954 2002 1628 632 68 2328 56 .971 1980 1118 448 51 1617 31 .968 2003 1583 612 77 2272 49 .966 1981 NA NA 103 NA 46 .956 2004 1507 606 73 2186 52 .967 1982 1115 518 79 1712 42 .954 2005 1655 608 106 2369 50 .955 1983 1529 624 116 2269 37 .949 2006 1627 680 72 2379 63 .970 1984 1636 725 112 2473 79 .955 2007 1495 639 76 2210 47 .966 1985 1315 564 126 2005 43 .937 2008 1503 633 68 2204 68 .969 1986 1493 595 81 2169 60 .963 2009 1447 612 72 2131 46 .966 1987 1755 732 138 2625 78 .947 2010 1558 633 64 2255 53 .972

Numbers in bold indicate all-time marks. 2011 South Alabama Baseball 70 7 Annual Batting / Pitching Leaders

Batting Average Chet Williams 61 5 1994 Allen Halley 10-2 .833 Year Name H AB AVG 1982 Ralph Codinach 47 11 1995 Allen Halley 12-3 .800 1965 Dock Richardson 23 62 .371 1983 Jim Filotei 65 15 1996 Jason Norton 12-3 .800 1966 James Skinner 18 62 .290 1984 Mike Th eige 52 7 1997 Stephen Sparks 11-1 .917 1967 Dock Richardson 37 117 .316 1985 Brian Simmermacher 54 4 Mike Nakamura 11-2 .846 1968 Dock Richardson 38 107 .355 Dan Crivellone 36 4 1998 Mike Fischer 11-1 .917 1969 Steve Kittrell 42 116 .362 1986 Mike Dull 61 16 1999 Eric Janecek 9-2 .818 1970 Steve Kittrell 59 153 .386 1987 Mike Maksudian 44 14 2000 Daniel Head 7-10 .412 1971 Glenn Borgmann 73 155 .471 1988 Luis Gonzalez 63 16 2001 Clark Girardeau 10-4 .714 1972 Ernie Rosseau 56 160 .350 1989 Tom Duffi n 59 8 2002 Sam Smith 9-1 .900 1973 Ernie Rosseau 57 146 .390 Jay Gainer 65 8 Bert Heath 9-4 .692 1974 Jim Hively 49 107 .458 Mike Mordecai 64 8 2003 Tony Neal 10-5 .667 1975 Dave Stapleton 89 245 .363 1990 Jay Gainer 64 6 2004 P.J. Walters 10-1 .909 1976 Mike Jacobs 44 126 .349 Keith Murray 63 6 2005 P.J. Walters 10-7 .588 1977 Steve Morrison 68 185 .368 1991 Scott Bosarge 51 7 2006 P.J. Walters 11-3 .785 1978 Steve Morrison 72 193 .425 1992 Jay Simpson 60 12 2007 Joey Doan 5-6 .454 1979 Keith Levens 41 108 .380 1993 Scott Southard 58 8 2008 Eric Gonzalez 7-6 .538 1980 Rich Kerns 31 93 .333 1994 Marlon Anderson 56 13 2009 Matt Jackson 5-4 .556 1981 Geoff Doggett 65 216 .301 1995 Shane Britt 58 11 2010 D.D. Hanks 10-6 .625 1982 Dennis Johnston 60 163 .368 I.B. Stacy 56 11 1983 Jim Lloyd 49 147 .333 1996 Shane Britt 59 10 Strikeouts 1984 Pete Coachman 95 221 .430 1997 Joey Choron 62 21 Year Name IP SO 1985 Mike Dull 62 183 .339 1998 Brett Jackson 53 12 1965 Rick Bailey 44 30 1986 Mike Dull 102 238 .429 1999 Tim Merritt 59 11 1966 Mike McFarland 71 63 1987 Mike Maksudian 68 167 .407 2000 Tim Merritt 45 8 1967 Not available - - 1988 Mike Mordecai 85 226 .376 2001 Tim Merritt 62 12 1968 Herb Smith 52 61 1989 Mike Mordecai 97 255 .380 Ryan Mulhern 59 12 1969 Mike McFarland 85 54 1990 Allen Battle 80 242 .331 2002 Ryan Mulhern 57 17 1970 Not available - - 1991 Andrew Kontorinis 78 212 .368 2003 Ryan Mulhern 59 20 1971 Mike Tice 75 65 1992 Andrew Kontorinis 87 227 .383 2004 Adam Lind 58 12 1972 Stan Butkus 103 91 1993 Tyrone Dixon 87 207 .391 2005 Josh Morgan 55 17 1973 Mark Hoff man 91 92 1994 Marlon Anderson 84 235 .357 2006 David Freese 60 12 1974 Tommy Mercer 68 57 1995 Hugh Lopes 74 202 .366 2007 Jeff Cunningham 55 22 1975 Joe Muich 118 93 1996 Shane Britt 85 245 .347 2008 Ryne Jernigan 58 16 1976 Joe Muich 105 89 1997 Tom Salvagio 43 116 .371 2009 David Doss 55 12 1977 Enas Reidy 72 48 1998 Tom Whitehurst 84 222 .378 2010 Jake Overstreet 59 11 1978 Enas Reidy 83 56 1999 Seth Taylor 79 220 .359 1979 Jim Lincoln 62 62 2000 Tim Merritt 45 196 .347 RBI 1980 Ben Martin 96 69 2001 Nick Gretz 78 208 .375 Year Name G RBI 1981 Doug Morrison 92 46 2002 Jansen Rayborn 72 199 .362 1965 Dock Richardson 15 12 1982 Steve Oliverio 95 68 2003 Cole Craig 78 210 .371 1966 Dock Richardson 24 10 1983 Steve Oliverio 127.1 102 2004 Adam Lind 64 91 .392 1967 Dock Richardson 28 17 1984 Warren Hughes 120 104 2005 David Freese 81 217 .373 1968 Mickey Englett 25 15 1985 Mike Sassone 64 62 2006 David Freese 99 239 .414 1969 Henry Daugherty 31 21 1986 Jay Rogers 100.1 83 2007 David Doss 85 233 .365 1970 Steve Kittrell 40 28 1987 Stuart Fuller 79.2 55 2008 Ray Kruml 87 247 .352 1971 Glenn Borgmann 45 68 1988 Mark Ettles 93.2 70 2009 Adam Heisler 83 213 .390 1972 Gary Conley 44 34 1989 Scott Bray 119.2 102 2010 Sean Laird 76 217 .350 1973 Alex Pastore 42 53 1990 Mike Zimmerman 158.1 170 1974 Jerry Stamps 36 60 1991 Jon Lieber 148 141 Stolen Bases 1975 Dave Stapleton 66 69 1992 Jon Lieber 154.2 157 Year Name G SB-SBA 1976 Jerry Poston 47 45 1993 Jamie Ybarra 95.1 88 1965 Dock Richardson 15 12 1977 Jerry Poston 55 60 1994 Allen Halley 104.2 91 1966 Dock Richardson 24 11 1978 Steve Morrison 52 72 1995 Allen Halley 120.1 123 1967 Dock Richardson 28 13 1979 Keith Mohler 51 51 1996 Jason Norton 108.1 101 1968 Dock Richardson 26 21 1980 Rich Kerns 31 27 1997 Jason Norton 142.2 132 1969 Al Snypes 31 16 1981 Ron Pelletier 62 45 1998 Jason Norton 105.1 121 1970 Steve Kittrell 40 27 1982 Ralph Codinach 47 53 1999 Layne Meyer 106 100 1971 Steve Kittrell 45 21 1983 Jim Filotei 65 56 2000 Joe Long 70.1 71 1972 Al Ryan 42 30 1984 Pete Coachman 68 56 Layne Meyer 86 71 1973 Ernie Rosseau 42 34 1985 Mike Th iege 51 28 2001 Tony Neal 106.1 86 1974 Jim Hively 37 12 1986 Mike Dull 61 70 2002 Sam Smith 116.2 114 1975 Mike Warren 66 36 1987 Mike Maksudian 44 63 2003 Tony Neal 99.1 100 1976 Mike Jacobs 36 19 1988 Luis Gonzalez 63 80 2004 P.J. Walters 117 119 1977 Mike Jacobs 51 23-26 1989 Mike Mordecai 64 57 2005 P.J. Walters 141.2 119 1978 Mark Johnston 52 19-20 1990 Harold Dueitt 64 38 2006 P.J. Walters 152 166 1979 Keith Levens 41 11-12 1991 Andrew Kontorinis 59 56 2007 Joey Doan 97 59 1980 Geoff Doggett 38 24-28 1992 Jay Simpson 60 59 2008 Eric Gonzalez 84 87 1981 Geoff Doggett 61 62-67 1993 Pat Murphy 59 51 2009 Miles Etheridge 72 67 1982 Geoff Doggett 47 33-39 1994 Mark Dobnikar 56 42 2010 D.D. Hanks 96.2 86 1983 Dennis Johnston 66 19-20 1995 Shane Britt 58 52 1984 Lance Johnson 69 89-103 1996 Shane Britt 59 63 ERA (min. 50 IP) 1985 Richie Hermann 52 24-35 1997 Joey Choron 62 73 Year Name ER IP ERA 1986 Tim Becker 60 52-61 1998 Bean Keats 60 48 1965 Mike Bradshaw 10 31.1 2.88 1987 Robert Franklin 65 28-38 1999 Seth Taylor 58 49 1966 Milton Jarvis 10 46.1 1.94 1988 Dewayne Jones 63 28-38 Nick Gretz 48 49 1967 Ronnie Chambless -- - 0.48 1989 Mike Mordecai 64 21-28 2000 Tim Merritt 45 43 1968 Ronnie Chambless 10 60 1.48 1990 Allen Battle 64 54-63 2001 Tim Merritt 62 65 1969 Mike McFarland 17 85 1.80 1991 Tyrone Dixon 61 37-50 2002 Ryan Mulhern 57 64 1970 Not available ------1992 Kraig Hawkins 60 37-44 2003 Ryan Mulhern 59 67 1971 Mike Tice 15 75.1 1.80 1993 Tyrone Dixon 56 45-54 2004 Adam Lind 58 60 1972 Mark Hoff man 12 63 1.71 1994 Marlon Anderson 56 31-42 2005 David Freese 56 48 1973 Willie Collins 12 70.2 1.52 1995 Marlon Anderson 58 31-40 2006 David Freese 60 73 1974 Tommy Mercer 21 68 3.78 1996 David Francia 59 20-29 2007 Jeff Cunningham 55 64 1975 Bill Sturgeon 12 90 1.20 1997 Brey Curtis 52 23-29 2008 Ryne Jernigan 58 70 1976 Rick Williams 15 58 2.33 1998 Juan Pierre 61 54-62 2009 David Doss 55 59 1977 Ben Martin 24 59 3.51 1999 Eben Wells 58 21-28 2010 Jake Overstreet 59 74 1978 Marvin Saunders 23 82.2 2.62 2000 Brantley Griffi n 53 20-21 1979 Larry Freeburg 26 55 4.26 2001 Cameron Likely 60 23-29 Pitching Wins 1980 Doug Morrison 6 50 1.08 2002 T.J. Touchstone 58 14-20 Year Name W-L Pct. 1981 Dave Czosek 42 129 2.93 2003 Brett Parker 61 12-20 1965 Bill Casey 2-3 .400 1982 Steve Oliverio 31 94.2 2.93 2004 Quendon Montgomery 52 16-18 1966 Milton Jarvis 5-2 .714 1983 John Duff y 30 86.1 3.13 2005 Tyler Jones 61 15-19 1967 Ronnie Chambless 7-1 .875 1984 Marc Estes 37 110 3.03 2006 Tyler Jones 60 32-40 1968 Ronnie Chambless 5-1 .833 1985 Warren Hughes 46 80.1 5.15 2007 Ray Kruml 57 18-23 1969 Mike McFarland 7-5 .583 1986 Jerry Rub 33 100.2 2.95 2008 Ray Kruml 58 31-36 1970 Ronnie Chambless 9-1 .900 1987 John Buss 28 62.1 4.04 2009 Clint Reynolds 54 18-22 1971 Mike Tice 8-1 .889 1988 Rafael Perez 43 93.2 4.13 2010 Adam Heisler 55 31-35 1972 Stan Butkus 11-2 .846 1989 Scott Bray 44 119.2 3.31 1973 Mark Hoff man 10-2 .833 1990 Mike Zimmerman 28 158.1 1.59 Home Runs 1974 Blaine Dollar 7-2 .778 1991 Jon Lieber 45 148 2.74 Year Name G HR 1975 Joe Muich 14-3 .824 1992 Jon Lieber 35 154.2 2.04 1965 Mike Bradshaw 13 1 1976 Joe Muich 10-4 .714 1993 Scott Patrick 25 75 3.00 1966 James Skinner 22 2 1977 Enas Reidy 10-3 .769 1994 Allen Halley 31 104.2 2.67 1967 Mike McFarland 28 2 1978 Enas Reidy 12-2 .857 1995 Mike Nakamura 15 55 2.45 1968 Skip Moudry 24 2 1979 Herman West 7-3 .700 1996 Mike Fischer 18 59 2.75 1969 Henry Dougherty 31 6 1980 Larry Freeburg 7-2 .778 1997 Stephen Sparks 42 101.1 3.73 1970 Glenn Borgmann 37 5 1981 Dave Czosek 12-6 .667 1998 Mike Fischer 32 124.2 2.31 1971 Glenn Borgmann 45 15 1982 Steve Oliverio 10-3 .769 1999 Daniel Head 29 91 2.87 1972 Forrest Crowder 42 6 1983 Steve Oliverio 13-4 .765 2000 Joe Long 29 70.1 3.07 1973 Alex Pastore 42 11 1984 Mike Sassone 13-4 .765 2001 Clark Girardeau 42 97.2 3.87 1974 Jerry Stamps 36 14 1985 Warren Hughes 6-6 .500 2002 Sam Smith 45 116.2 3.47 1975 Tony Barylski 63 10 1986 Jay Rogers & Jerry Rub 8-3 .727 2003 Clark Girardeau 21 77.2 2.43 Leon Druckenmiller 66 10 1987 John Buss & Stuart Fuller 6-3 .667 2004 P.J. Walters 55 119 4.23 Jerry Stamps 66 10 1988 Rafael Perez 10-5 .667 2005 Adam Wood 15 58.2 2.30 1976 Tony Barylski 47 16 1989 Scott Bray 14-3 .825 2006 P.J. Walters 54 152 3.20 1977 Jerry Poston 55 21 1990 Mike Zimmerman 12-7 .632 2007 Joey Doan 52 97 4.82 1978 Mark Johnston 52 21 1991 Jon Lieber 12-5 .706 2008 Eric Gonzalez 58 84 6.21 1979 Keith Mohler 41 12 1992 Jon Lieber 12-5 .706 2009 Lance Baxter 28 67.1 3.74 1980 Tom Brady 37 5 1993 Scott Patrick 8-3 .727 2010 D.D. Hanks 46 96.2 4.28 1981 Tom Brady 62 5 Jamie Ybarra 8-5 .615 2011 South Alabama Baseball 71 7 All-Time Results

at Alabama ...... 2-3 L SPRING HILL ...... 4-2 W Mel Lucas at Spring Hill ...... 4-3 W at Alabama ...... 1-9 L PENSACOLA NAVY ...... 9-4 W at Alabama ...... 15-4 W 50-44 (.532) MILLSAPS ...... 4-3 W (14) at Tulane ...... 1-3 L (4 seasons, 1965-68) at Huntingdon ...... 6-2 W at Tulane ...... 8-9 L at Southern Miss ...... 5-4 W SPRING HILL ...... 13-1 W at Samford ...... 3-1 W at Southern Miss ...... 6-3 W 1965 at Samford ...... 3-6 L BELHAVEN ...... 11-1 W HUNTINGDON...... 7-3 W PENSACOLA NAVY ...... 6-3 W 3-12 at Belhaven ...... 3-4 L PENSACOLA NAVY ...... -- L at Florida State ...... 4-5 L at Chipola JC ...... 6-8 L at Alabama Freshman ...... 1-3 L 1968 at Florida State ...... 0-4 L at Alabama Freshman ...... 8-6 W at Pensacola Navy ...... 2-5 L at Chipola JC ...... 3-7 L 18-9 at Auburn ...... 1-6 L at Huntingdon ...... 6-8 L at Auburn ...... 7-8 L at Troy ...... 0-12 L at Tulane Freshman ...... 0-8 L AUBURN ...... 2-1 W at Tulane Freshman ...... 0-6 L at Alabama ...... 0-8 L 1970 vs. Pensacola Navy ...... 7-6 W (10) at Alabama ...... 2-1 W at Clark JC ...... 6-7 L KALAMAZOO ...... 5-0 W 26-14-2 at Belhaven ...... 0-8 L KALAMAZOO ...... 6-1 W HUNTINGDON...... 2-8 (12) L UNION ...... 2-3 L CLARK JC ...... 2-7 L STATE ...... 2-5 L BELHAVEN ...... 9-8 W (11) CLEVELAND STATE ...... 3-6 L UNION ...... 4-2 W at Pensacola Navy ...... 3-6 L SEWANNEE ...... 5-0 W ALABAMA...... 6-1 W SPRING HILL ...... 9-3 W ALABAMA...... 7-5 W 1966 at Huntingdon ...... 4-2 W KALAMAZOO ...... 1-0 W SPRING ARBOR COLLEGE ....8-0 W KALAMAZOO ...... 11-4 W 13-11 SPRING ARBOR COLLEGE ....5-2 W TENNESSEE ...... 0-6 L ALABAMA ...... 5-4 TENNESSEE ...... 6-8 L DAVID LIPSCOMB ...... 2-4 L ALABAMA ...... 0-4 L WISCONSIN STATE ...... 3-5 L DAVID LIPSCOMB ...... 1-0 W ALABAMA ...... 5-3 W WISCONSIN STATE ...... 5-4 W at Willam Carey ...... 7-12 L ALBION ...... 7-3 W at Pensacola JC ...... 7-3 W GANNON ...... 0-1 L at Pensacola JC ...... 2-0 W ST. JOSEPH’S ...... 7-6 W ALBION ...... 7-7 (8) T at Troy ...... 3-5 L BELHAVEN ...... 7-6 W ALBION ...... 7-6 W PARSONS ...... 0-3 L SPRING HILL ...... 3-1 W at Tulane ...... 2-4 L PARSONS ...... 7-1 W at Tulane ...... 8-0 W at Tulane ...... 3-4 L PENSACOLA JC ...... 3-1 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 4-8 L PENSACOLA JC ...... 2-1 W (10) at Tulane ...... 1-4 L PARSONS ...... 6-2 W SPRING HILL ...... 3-1 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 0-4 L PARSONS ...... 1-4 L SAMFORD ...... 3-4 L FLORIDA STATE ...... 0-11 L PENSACOLA NAVY ...... 7-6 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 0-2 L SPRING HILL ...... 2-0 W at Huntingdon ...... 2-1 W at Belhaven ...... 2-3 L PENSACOLA NAVY ...... 8-1 W TROY ...... 13-2 W PENSACOLA NAVY ...... 9-2 W SPRING HILL ...... 4-3 W at Pensacola Navy ...... 17-4 W BELHAVEN ...... 1-3 L PENSACOLA NAVY ...... 13-5 W at Southern Miss ...... 0-1 L KEESLER AFB ...... 10-0 W at Southern Miss ...... 2-6 L WILLIAM CAREY ...... 6-0 W SPRING HILL ...... 10-2 W at Spring Hill ...... 4-5 L Eddie Stanky LOYOLA ...... 13-5 W TULANE ...... 2-4 L LOYOLA ...... 5-7 L TULANE ...... 4-5 L 488-195-2 at Keesler AFB ...... 2-3 L at Florida State ...... 0-9 L at Belhaven ...... 1-4 L (14 seasons, 1969-79, 1981-83) at Florida State ...... 5-3 W at Florida State ...... 3-3 T 1967 SPRING HILL ...... 8-1 W 1969 at New Orleans ...... 5-3 W 16-12 at New Orleans ...... 10-4 W 19-12 PENSACOLA NAVY ...... 3-0 W ILLINOIS STATE ...... 6-3 W PENSACOLA NAVY ...... 9-1 W ILLINOIS STATE ...... 2-3 L ALABAMA ...... 1-9 L at Delta State ...... 8-3 W ILLINOIS STATE ...... 0-3 L ALABAMA ...... 6-5 W at Delta State ...... 12-4 W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO ...... 4-6 L SPRING HILL ...... 6-2 W at Alabama ...... 2-1 W at Keesler AFB ...... 8-1 W AUBURN ...... 2-0 W at Alabama ...... 5-2 W SEWANNEE ...... 7-2 W AUBURN ...... 5-4 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 7-4 W SEWANNEE ...... 2-1 W KALAMAZOO ...... 12-8 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 10-4 W LINCOLN ...... 9-0 W KALAMAZOO ...... 12-7 W at Auburn ...... 7-9 L LINCOLN ...... 1-6 L KALAMAZOO ...... 3-1 W at Auburn ...... 4-2 W LINCOLN ...... 7-1 W KALAMAZOO ...... 2-1 W at Gulf Coast JC ...... 2-9 L ILLINOIS STATE ...... 3-7 L BELHAVEN ...... 5-4 W (15) KEESLER ...... 8-1 W PARSONS ...... 3-5 L TAYLOR ...... 8-7 W SPRING HILL ...... 1-2 (10) L TAYLOR ...... 8-5 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 6-8 (13) L GANNON ...... 5-1 W at Millsaps ...... 5-2 W WISCONSIN STATE ...... 1-3 (14) L at Alabama ...... 2-3 (10) L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 8-1 W 2011 South Alabama Baseball 72 7 All-Time Results

JACKSONVILLE ...... 4-3 W LIVINGSTON ...... 2-4 L 1971 JACKSONVILLE ...... 4-10 L LIVINGSTON ...... 21-7 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 4-6 L at Livingston ...... 15-0 W 36-11 FLORIDA STATE ...... 1-3 L at Livingston ...... 6-3 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 10-0 W TROY ...... 10-0 W at Auburn ...... 6-1 W TROY ...... 11-5 W UNION ...... 9-5 W at Auburn ...... 5-1 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 15-1 W UNION ...... 11-2 W +vs. Florida State ...... 6-5 W at Vanderbilt ...... 12-0 W at Alabama ...... 6-2 W +vs. Jacksonville ...... 9-6 W at Jacksonville ...... 5-17 L at Alabama ...... 1-5 L +vs. Virginia ...... 6-1 W at Jacksonville ...... 9-5 W ALABAMA ...... 2-1 W +vs. Ole Miss ...... 4-8 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 12-14 L ALABAMA ...... 13-3 W +vs. Ole Miss ...... 1-12 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 12-7 W ALABAMA ...... 13-9 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 15-5 W OLE MISS ...... 18-3 W +NCAA District 3 (Gastonia, N.C.) SPRING HILL ...... 13-3 W OLE MISS ...... 10-5 W JACKSONVILLE ...... 13-7 W SIU-EDWARDSVILLE ...... 15-5 W JACKSONVILLE ...... 16-3 W SIU-EDWARDSVILLE ...... 7-4 W 1973 KALAMAZOO ...... 6-0 W KALAMAZOO ...... 9-0 W 33-9 1975 WESTERN ILLINOIS ...... 3-2 W WESTERN ILLINOIS ...... 8-2 W 52-14 at Louisiana State ...... 4-7 L –NCAA District 3 Regional – at Tulane ...... 6-3 W SPRING HILL ...... 7-1 W – NCAA South Central Regional – AUBURN ...... 2-3 L ALABAMA ...... 10-2 W AUBURN ...... 9-2 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 10-1 W WILLIAM CAREY ...... 11-10 W SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI ...... 5-4 W (10) LOUISIANA STATE ...... 10-0 W WILLIAM CAREY ...... 6-1 W SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI ...... 2-3 L at Alabama ...... 2-0 W VANDERBILT ...... 14-4 W STOUT STATE ...... 6-5 W at South Carolina ...... 5-4 W VANDERBILT ...... 7-1 W GANNON ...... 13-0 W at Alabama ...... 7-5 W LAMAR ...... 15-5 W GANNON ...... 6-0 W KALAMAZOO ...... 8-0 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ...... 9-4 W GANNON ...... 25-2 W TENNESSEE ...... 12-4 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ...... 9-3 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 6-3 W YALE...... 14-7 W LAMAR ...... 8-2 W WISCONSIN STATE ...... 4-1 W CLEMSON ...... 10-1 W LAMAR ...... 11-4 W at Spring Hill ...... 12-1 W YALE...... 10-1 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ...... 8-7 W LOYOLA ...... 15-4 W CLEMSON ...... 11-1 W IOWA ...... 6-1 W LOYOLA ...... 5-6 L LIVINGSTON ...... 10-3 W IOWA ...... 10-5 W at Ole Miss ...... 10-3 W LIVINGSTON ...... 11-0 W ALBION ...... 4-0 W at Ole Miss ...... 12-11 W LIVINGSTON ...... 7-1 W LOUISVILLE ...... 19-5 W SPRING HILL ...... 3-0 W at Florida State ...... 11-3 W LIVINGSTON ...... 13-11 W at Florida State ...... 7-9 L at Florida State ...... 3-4 L LIVINGSTON ...... 8-2 W at Florida State ...... 5-4 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 6-5 W OHIO ...... 5-1 W at Florida State ...... 4-9 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 6-2 W OHIO ...... 3-4 L SPRING HILL ...... 14-4 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 11-1 W OHIO ...... 7-3 W at Loyola ...... 1-2 L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 13-0 W OHIO ...... 11-3 W at Loyola ...... 3-4 L SPRING HILL ...... 10-1 W OAKLAND ...... 12-0 W at New Orleans ...... 14-4 W TULANE ...... 5-0 W OAKLAND ...... 6-3 W at New Orleans ...... 14-4 W TULANE ...... 3-4 L OAKLAND ...... 10-1 W DELTA STATE ...... 8-0 W at Louisiana State ...... 6-7 L JOHN BROWN ...... 5-1 W DELTA STATE ...... 4-2 W at Louisiana State ...... 3-4 L KALAMAZOO ...... 18-3 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 3-7 L at New Orleans ...... 12-3 W KALAMAZOO ...... 11-0 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 3-2 W at New Orleans ...... 0-1 L JOHN BROWN ...... 3-2 W at Auburn ...... 5-6 at Tulane ...... 2-3 L COLGATE ...... 11-6 W at Auburn ...... 4-0 W at Tulane ...... 7-0 W COLGATE ...... 5-0 W at Auburn ...... 12-1 W (10) COLGATE ...... 17-4 W 1972 at Auburn ...... 8-7 W (11) NORTHWESTERN ...... 13-3 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 8-5 W NORTHWESTERN ...... 13-4 W 36-8 FLORIDA STATE ...... 4-3 W NORTHWESTERN ...... 6-1 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 3-2 W at Southern Miss ...... 7-0 W AUBURN ...... 15-5 W at Southern Miss ...... 7-1 W – NCAA District 3 Regional – AUBURN ...... 16-2 TULANE ...... 8-0 W +vs. Miami (Fla.) ...... 3-5 L TULANE ...... 6-5 W SPRING HILL ...... 7-0 W +vs. Appalachian State ...... 1-2 L at Florida State ...... 2-4 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 6-5 W at Florida State ...... 8-4 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 11-6 W +NCAA District 3 Regional (Starkville, Miss.) at Florida State ...... 4-5 (11) L AUBURN ...... 1-0 W at David Lipscomb ...... 5-10 L OLE MISS ...... 7-1 W at David Lipscomb ...... 6-7 (11) L OLE MISS ...... 6-0 W 1974 at Vanderbilt ...... 7-9 L OLE MISS ...... 8-4 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 7-6 W KALAMAZOO ...... 5-2 W 30-8 NEW ORLEANS ...... 12-7 W (11) KALAMAZOO ...... 8-3 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 2-1 W KALAMAZOO ...... 9-0 W LOUISIANA TECH ...... 11-0 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 3-1 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 5-0 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 7-1 W at Spring Hill ...... 8-1 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 3-2 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 5-2 W at New Orleans ...... 7-4 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 4-3 W LOUISIANA TECH ...... 4-7 L at New Orleans ...... 1-0 W VANDERBILT ...... 5-2 W LOUISIANA TECH ...... 12-5 W at Stetson ...... 3-2 W VANDERBILT ...... 18-4 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 6-3 W at Stetson ...... 1-2 L GANNON ...... 7-0 W VANDERBILT ...... 5-4 W at Jacksonville ...... 11-2 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 15-4 W VANDERBILT ...... 2-5 L at Jacksonville ...... 3-4 L MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 9-2 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 1-0 W JACKSONVILLE ...... 3-2 W at Louisiana State ...... 6-4 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 2-0 W JACKSONVILLE ...... 1-6 L at Louisiana State ...... 4-6 L MURRAY STATE ...... 9-13 L JACKSONVILLE ...... 3-2 W at Louisiana State ...... 9-6 W OAKLAND ...... 5-2 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 1-7 L at Spring Hill ...... 2-0 W OAKLAND ...... 7-1 W MERCER ...... 9-0 W at Middle Tennessee ...... 7-4 W SOUTH CAROLINA ...... 11-7 W MERCER ...... 2-0 W at Middle Tennessee ...... 9-5 W SOUTH CAROLINA ...... 2-9 L MERCER ...... 9-2 W at Vanderbilt ...... 2-5 L SOUTH CAROLINA ...... 9-2 W SPRING HILL ...... 7-10 L at Vanderbilt ...... 19-12 W SPRING HILL ...... 2-3 L SPRING HILL ...... 11-0 W at Florida State ...... 5-2 W KALAMAZOO ...... 6-1 W +vs. Texas-Pan American ...... 7-6 W at Florida State ...... 6-4 W KALAMAZOO ...... 5-3 W +vs. Texas ...... 4-7 L at Florida State ...... 7-2 W KALAMAZOO ...... 11-0 W +vs. Texas-Pan American ...... 7-8 L at Jacksonville ...... 5-11 L at Southern Miss ...... 7-5 W at Southern Miss ...... 2-0 W +NCAA South Regional (Arlington, Texas) at Southern Miss ...... 8-0 W 2011 South Alabama Baseball 73 7 All-Time Results

vs. Lamar ...... 7-4 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 19-10 W 1976 at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 5-0 W ! vs. Louisiana Tech ...... 3-4 L at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 8-2 W 34-13 SOUTHERN MISS ...... 13-0 W ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) LOUISIANA STATE ...... 17-6 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 6-0 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 3-6 L AUBURN ...... 11-14 L LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ...... 11-2 W AUBURN ...... 8-5 W 1979 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ...... 2-0 W SPRING HILL ...... 20-2 W WILLIAM CAREY ...... 3-9 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 4-1 W 32-15 WILLIAM CAREY ...... 5-3 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 7-0 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 6-2 W at Memphis ...... 13-7 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 8-3 W at Mississippi College ...... 11-2 W at Alabama ...... 2-8 L SPRING HILL ...... 13-10 W at Stetson ...... 5-8 L at Alabama ...... 2-6 L ALBION ...... 6-4 W at Stetson ...... 5-2 W MEMPHIS ...... 16-10 W ALBION ...... 8-5 W at Jacksonville ...... 3-6 L MEMPHIS ...... 2-5 L BELLARMINE ...... 6-4 W at Jacksonville ...... 3-1 W ALBION ...... 13-8 W BELLARMINE ...... 9-1 W at Auburn ...... 9-1 W ALBION ...... 14-4 W STETSON ...... 11-3 W at Auburn ...... 8-4 W ALBION ...... 18-5 W STETSON ...... 11-8 W at Louisiana State ...... 4-5 L at Spring Hill ...... 10-5 W LOUISVILLE ...... 17-4 W at Louisiana State ...... 19-3 W ST. LOUIS ...... 9-1 W LOUISVILLE ...... 4-10 W JACKSONVILLE ...... 7-9 L JOHN CARROLL ...... 9-2 W OHIO STATE ...... 2-9 L JACKSONVILLE ...... 11-0 W CENTENARY ...... 17-2 W OHIO STATE ...... 2-10 L JACKSONVILLE ...... 13-12 W CENTENARY ...... 16-2 W KALAMAZOO ...... 8-2 W +vs. South Carolina ...... 7-6 W KALAMAZOO ...... 22-7 W KALAMAZOO ...... 17-9 W +vs. Wake Forest ...... 6-9 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 8-7 W OHIO ...... 6-8 L +vs. South Carolina ...... 2-11 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 1-12 L MONTEVALLO ...... 17-5 W OAKLAND ...... 15-1 W ST. BERNARD ...... 16-5 W +NCAA Atlantic Regional (Columbia, S.C.) at New Orleans ...... 0-3 L SPRING HILL ...... 23-4 W at New Orleans ...... 1-5 L at Mississippi State ...... 0-4 L 1978 STETSON ...... 5-9 L at Mississippi State ...... 1-2 L STETSON ...... 10-11 L ALABAMA ...... 12-11 W at New Orleans ...... 1-5 L 38-14 at New Orleans ...... 8-4 W ALABAMA ...... 8-4 W at Tulane ...... 4-2 W ALABAMA ...... 9-8 W (11) TULANE ...... 12-8 W ALABAMA ...... 9-6 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 10-5 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 4-9 L ALABAMA ...... 8-2 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 12-5 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 1-0 W ALABAMA ...... 4-5 L AUBURN ...... 8-5 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 3-2 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 4-1 W AUBURN ...... 5-1 W at Florida State ...... 6-21 L LOUISIANA STATE ...... 4-2 W SPRING HILL ...... 6-5 W at Jacksonville ...... 10-3 W TULANE ...... 18-17 W (10) LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 7-2 W at Jacksonville ...... 3-7 L ALBION ...... 12-4 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 8-11 L at Jacksonville ...... 5-3 W ALBION ...... 17-2 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 16-7 W at Rollins ...... 6-5 W ALBION ...... 8-2 W at UAB ...... 7-8 L at Rollins ...... 4-6 L MEMPHIS ...... 21-8 W at UAB ...... 15-2 W at Southern Miss ...... 4-0 W MEMPHIS ...... 11-16 L at Huntingdon ...... 9-11 L at Southern Miss ...... 3-2 W MONTEVALLO ...... 11-9 W BELHAVEN ...... 10-6 W JACKSONVILLE ...... 6-2 W ST. FRANCIS ...... 13-12 W (10) JACKSONVILLE ...... 2-0 W JACKSONVILLE ...... 9-10 L ST. FRANCIS ...... 18-1 W JACKSONVILLE ...... 4-1 W TROY ...... 7-4 W ST. FRANCIS ...... 19-13 W at Georgia State ...... 7-0 W TROY ...... 11-1 W at Alabama ...... 1-3 L at New Orleans ...... 2-9 L TROY ...... 16-4 W at Alabama ...... 1-5 L at South Florida...... 19-6 W at Alabama ...... 12-1 W at New Orleans ...... 1-6 L 1977 KALAMAZOO ...... 22-5 W UAB ...... 6-4 W AUBURN ...... 12-4 W UAB ...... 19-2 W AUBURN ...... 16-8 W ! vs. Georgia State ...... 7-0 W 42-13 KALAMAZOO ...... 12-5 W ! vs. New Orleans ...... 2-9 L – NCAA Atlantic Regional – WRIGHT STATE ...... 6-5 W ! vs. South Florida ...... 19-6 W at Alabama ...... 2-5 L WRIGHT STATE ...... 11-3 W ! vs. New Orleans ...... 1-6 L at Alabama ...... 8-5 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 16-5 W at Alabama ...... 3-7 L FLORIDA STATE ...... 9-2 W ! SBC Tournament (Tampa, Fla.) MEMPHIS ...... 4-1 W QUINCY ...... 17-4 W MEMPHIS ...... 5-4 W ELON ...... 9-4 W MEMPHIS ...... 5-4 W ELON ...... 9-1 W ALBION COLLEGE ...... 11-4 W at Spring Hill ...... 6-2 W ALBION COLLEGE ...... 12-0 W at Tulane ...... 8-7 W SPRING HILL ...... 15-4 W at Tulane ...... 0-2 L MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE ...... 11-2 W at New Orleans ...... 3-10 L TULANE ...... 10-5 W at New Orleans ...... 6-4 W TULANE ...... 9-1 W OAKLAND ...... 4-3 W EASTERN ILLINOIS ...... 8-1 W OAKLAND ...... 15-5 W EASTERN ILLINOIS ...... 7-2 W at Florida State ...... 4-5 L KALAMAZOO ...... 14-3 W at Florida State ...... 3-7 L KALAMAZOO ...... 7-1 W at Jacksonville ...... 7-3 W OHIO ...... 22-7 W at Jacksonville ...... 4-8 L OHIO ...... 6-2 W at Spring Hill ...... 10-0 W OHIO ...... 4-2 W at Mississippi State ...... 3-0 W OHIO ...... 9-1 W at Mississippi State ...... 7-5 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 9-4 W at Auburn ...... 6-17 L at Tulane ...... 5-10 L at Auburn ...... 10-5 W at Tulane ...... 5-8 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 6-15 W ROLLINS ...... 13-4 W at Memphis ...... 3-10 L ROLLINS ...... 6-10 L SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 5-13 L MONTEVALLO ...... 7-3 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 9-7 W at Houston ...... 8-9 L ! vs. South Florida ...... 5-10 L 2011 South Alabama Baseball 74 7 All-Time Results

* at Jacksonville ...... 9-3 W at Spring Hill ...... 6-2 W Jim Crawford LOUISIANA STATE ...... 6-4 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 1-9 L LOUISIANA STATE ...... 6-3 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 2-1 W 33-11 KALAMAZOO ...... 6-4 W UAB ...... 5-0 W KALAMAZOO ...... 7-0 W UAB ...... 2-1 W (1 Season, 1980) * JACKSONVILLE...... 5-2 W UAB ...... 7-4 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 13-1 W ! vs. UAB ...... 6-0 W JACKSONVILLE...... 5-3 W ! vs. South Florida ...... 6-9 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 5-3 W ! vs. UAB ...... 4-2 W 1980 MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 7-4 W ! vs. South Florida ...... 4-9 L at New Orleans ...... 4-3 W 33-11 at New Orleans ...... 9-10 L ! SBC Tournament (Tampa, Fla.) at West Florida ...... 3-0 W * Sun Belt Conference game – SBC Champions – at West Florida ...... 5-1 W –NCAA East Regional – * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 5-3 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 3-5 L 1983 at Miami (Fla.) ...... 0-2 L SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 10-4 W at Miami (Fla.) ...... 7-4 W AUBURN ...... 5-4 W (12) 40-26, 12-5 SBC at Miami (Fla.) ...... 1-7 L AUBURN ...... 9-0 W ALABAMA ...... 7-4 W at West Florida ...... 3-0 W – SBC Champions – ALABAMA ...... 6-0 W at West Florida ...... 5-1 W – NCAA South Regional – ALBION ...... 5-2 W at Spring Hill ...... 13-5 W ALBION ...... 2-1 W at Auburn ...... 6-7 L ALABAMA ...... 2-8 L SPRING HILL ...... 4-2 W at Auburn ...... 10-5 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 14-12 W ST. LOUIS ...... 7-3 W at Alabama ...... 3-8 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 5-8 L FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON .....10-0 W at Alabama ...... 3-4 (10) L SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ...... 5-1 W FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON .....8-0 W at Alabama ...... 2-3 L SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ...... 4-12 L FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON .....14-4 W at Texas A&M ...... 3-9 L SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 20-3 W at Mississippi State ...... 5-3 W at Texas A&M ...... 4-10 L SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 11-0 W at Mississippi State ...... 2-3 (13) L at Memphis ...... 5-6 L SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 4-0 W KALAMAZOO ...... 10-1 W at Memphis ...... 5-9 L ALBION ...... 9-0 W KALAMAZOO ...... 10-0 W SPRING HILL ...... 10-5 W ALBION ...... 4-2 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 5-6 L at Tennessee ...... 8-2 W at Alabama ...... 5-16 L NICHOLLS STATE ...... 1-3 L at Tennessee ...... 8-6 W at Alabama ...... 6-8 L JOHN CARROLL ...... 10-0 W at UAB ...... 1-3 L at Houston ...... 0-7 L JOHN CARROLL ...... 8-0 W at UAB ...... 8-4 W at Houston ...... 9-6 W JOHN CARROLL ...... 10-0 W at UAB ...... 5-4 W at Houston ...... 3-16 L AUBURN ...... 5-4 W ! vs. UAB ...... 8-7 W (14) at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 1-6 L AUBURN ...... 3-4 L ! vs. South Florida ...... 3-6 L at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 4-7 L at New Orleans ...... 7-3 W ! vs. Charlotte ...... 12-7 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 10-0 W at New Orleans ...... 4-2 W ! vs. South Florida ...... 2-1 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 6-5 W SPRING HILL ...... 14-2 W ! vs. South Florida ...... 7-1 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 7-1 W UAB ...... 8-1 W MIAMI (FLA.) ...... 0-3 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 0-12 L UAB ...... 3-4 L MIAMI (FLA.) ...... 1-4 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 14-4 W UAB ...... 0-7 L MIAMI (FLA.) ...... 2-5 L at Vanderbilt ...... 9-16 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 1-3 L UAB ...... 0-4 L at Samford ...... 7-0 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 3-2 W UAB ...... 4-3 W (19) at Samford ...... 11-2 W MEMPHIS ...... 5-4 W (10) UAB ...... 2-10 L * at UAB ...... 5-3 W MEMPHIS ...... 5-3 W * at UAB ...... 2-7 L at Huntingdon ...... 7-3 W ! SBC Tournament (Tampa, Fla.) * at UAB ...... 5-6 L at Auburn ...... 1-0 W * Sun Belt Conference game LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....9-1 W at Auburn ...... 5-4 W (10) LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....10-8 W HUNTINGDON ...... 9-5 W TULANE ...... 3-2 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 7-4 W 1982 * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 5-2 W ! vs. Georgia State ...... 7-6 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 3-2 W ! vs. South Florida ...... 11-1 W 32-15, 4-4 SBC * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 14-8 W at UAB ...... 6-0 W at Louisiana Tech ...... 3-11 L at UAB ...... 5-3 W at Alabama ...... 4-8 L at Memphis ...... 1-3 L + vs. Miami (Fla.) ...... 6-15 L at Alabama ...... 12-5 W at Memphis ...... 4-3 W + vs. Delaware ...... 4-5 (10) L at Mississippi State ...... 5-1 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-6 W at Mississippi State ...... 8-3 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 8-2 W ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) ALBION ...... 9-5 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-5 W + NCAA East Regional (Miami, Fla.) ALBION ...... 8-4 W at New Orleans ...... 1-0 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 7-3 W at New Orleans ...... 12-2 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 1-7 L at Tulane ...... 3-21 L Eddie Stanky HOUSTON ...... 8-13 (10) L SAMFORD ...... 8-0 W SOUTWEST BAPTIST ...... 3-0 W SAMFORD ...... 10-4 W 488-195-2 SOUTHWEST BAPSTIST ...... 9-3 W * at South Florida ...... 9-6 W SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 7-5 W * at South Florida ...... 6-2 W (14 seasons, 1969-79, 1981-83) * at South Florida ...... 8-2 W SPRING HILL ...... 8-4 W * at South Florida ...... 5-4 W SPRING HILL ...... 2-7 L at South Florida ...... 9-3 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 3-7 L 1981 * at Jacksonville ...... 7-2 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 1-4 L * at Jacksonville ...... 4-5 L * UAB ...... 7-3 W at Jacksonville ...... 8-10 L * UAB ...... 5-7 L 40-23, 5-3 SBC at UAB ...... 16-2 W * UAB ...... 8-9 L – SBC Champions – at UAB ...... 9-2 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 0-8 L at UAB ...... 15-10 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 4-1 W ALABAMA ...... 6-2 W MEMPHIS ...... 13-3 W MIAMI (FLA.) ...... 10-0 W ALABAMA ...... 2-5 L MEMPHIS ...... 6-9 L MIAMI (FLA.) ...... 2-1 W ALABAMA ...... 4-8 L LOUISIANA STATE ...... 6-5 W MIAMI (FLA.) ...... 3-7 L LOUISIANA TECH ...... 6-14 L LOUISIANA STATE ...... 19-5 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 8-7 W ALBION ...... 5-0 W SPRING HILL ...... 5-0 W ! vs. Old Dominion ...... 3-7 L ALBION ...... 17-5 W ALABAMA ...... 8-1 W ! vs. UAB ...... 9-5 W * at South Florida ...... 5-9 L ALABAMA ...... 5-1 W ! vs. Old Dominion ...... 15-10 W * at South Florida ...... 9-3 W at Louisiana State ...... 4-9 L ! vs. Old Dominion ...... 15-14 W * at South Florida ...... 8-4 W (8) at Louisiana State ...... 1-3 L + vs. Florida State ...... 2-8 L SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 5-3 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 0-5 L + vs. Miami (Fla.) ...... 5-15 L SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 7-0 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 0-5 L at Louisiana State ...... 6-7 L SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 3-2 W ! SBC Tournament (Norfolk, Va.) at Louisiana State ...... 18-15 W at New Orleans ...... 3-2 W + NCAA South Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) * at Jacksonville ...... 3-4 L at Miami (Fla.) ...... 2-7 L * Sun Belt Conference game 2011 South Alabama Baseball 75 7 All-Time Results

Steve Kittrell ! vs. Charlotte ...... 13-4 W 1986 ! vs. Charlotte ...... 11-8 W 1,022-616-1 + vs. East Carolina ...... 4-5 L 36-25, 9-9 SBC + vs. Florida ...... 7-4 W 1984 - present + vs. Stetson ...... 10-9 W + vs. East Carolina ...... 18-2 W WEST FLORIDA ...... 15-1 W 1984 + vs. Miami (Fla.) ...... 6-4 W at Mississippi State ...... 7-8 L + vs. Miami (Fla.) ...... 2-10 L at Mississippi State ...... 6-7 L SAMFORD ...... 14-4 W 50-19, 11-6 SBC ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) SAMFORD ...... 11-3 W – SBC Champions – + NCAA South Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) KENTUCKY ...... 6-2 W * Sun Belt Conference game SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 7-5 W – NCAA South Regional – at Southern Miss ...... 7-1 W 1985 ST. LOUIS ...... 10-3 W at Alabama ...... 1-3 L ST. LOUIS ...... 14-0 W at Alabama ...... 4-2 W 22-32, 6-12 SBC ST. LOUIS ...... 11-0 W KENTUCKY ...... 5-1 W ST. LOUIS ...... 11-2 W ALABAMA ...... 2-5 L at Miami (Fla.) ...... 5-14 L at New Orleans ...... 9-8 W ALABAMA ...... 1-10 L at Miami (Fla.) ...... 9-12 L at New Orleans ...... 8-9 L ALBION ...... 5-0 W at Miami (Fla.) ...... 7-5 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 18-0 W ALBION ...... 8-2 W ALABAMA ...... 13-3 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 1-3 L CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ...... 13-2 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 1-4 L MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 10-20 L WEST FLORIDA ...... 14-2 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 1-2 L AUSTIN PEAY ...... 8-1 W WEST FLORIDA ...... 4-3 W at West Florida ...... 2-0 W CLEMSON ...... 7-11 L OLE MISS ...... 11-8 W at West Florida ...... 7-8 L CLEMSON ...... 7-10 L DELTA STATE ...... 4-1 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....14-3 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 3-1 W at Tulane ...... 6-7 L LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....1-3 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 8-5 W at West Florida ...... 4-2 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....14-13 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-4 W at West Florida ...... 7-2 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 1-16 L TENNESSEE TECH ...... 16-14 W SPRING HILL ...... 8-2 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 1-2 L FLORIDA STATE ...... 12-5 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 8-2 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 6-5 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 8-13 L at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 8-9 L at Delta State ...... 1-5 L at Florida State ...... 4-14 L SAMFORD ...... 18-1 W at Ole Miss ...... 7-10 L at Florida State ...... 9-13 L SAMFORD ...... 16-6 W ALBION ...... 4-1 W * at South Florida ...... 3-4 (11) L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 11-10 W ALBION ...... 12-1 W * at South Florida ...... 3-5 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 10-4 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 9-8 W (10) * at South Florida ...... 6-7 (11) L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 5-2 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 5-3 W SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 10-0 W * at UAB ...... 4-1 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 5-8 L SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 7-1 W * at UAB ...... 4-9 L at Southern Miss ...... 7-2 W at Auburn ...... 7-4 W * at UAB ...... 3-2 W at Florida State ...... 12-15 L * at UAB ...... 9-4 W at Samford ...... 4-2 W * at UAB ...... 4-5 (11) L * at UAB ...... 8-3 W at Samford ...... 11-5 W * at UAB ...... 5-6 L * at UAB ...... 7-9 L AUBURN ...... 2-0 W * at UAB ...... 3-2 W $ AUBURN ...... 7-4 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 3-2 W COLUMBUS ...... 4-0 W $ MIAMI (FLA.) ...... 8-4 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 12-0 W WEST FLORIDA ...... 5-1 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 4-8 L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 4-8 (11) L WEST FLORIDA ...... 11-4 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 6-10 L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 6-2 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-9 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 9-10 L at Mississippi State ...... 2-5 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 3-7 L at Samford ...... 8-4 W at Mississippi State ...... 4-11 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 3-10 L at Samford ...... 13-7 W TULANE ...... 1-0 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 9-15 L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 10-9 W at Auburn ...... 11-7 W (10) * at Western Kentucky ...... 13-10 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 7-8 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 9-4 W AUBURN ...... 9-8 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 12-2 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 12-11 W at Florida ...... 3-11 L at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 12-2 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 12-8 W * at South Florida ...... 5-9 L * UAB ...... 3-2 W at Southern Illinois ...... 1-7 L * at South Florida ...... 1-15 L * UAB ...... 7-6 W at Southern Illinois ...... 4-5 L * at South Florida ...... 2-3 L * UAB ...... 2-6 L at Florida State ...... 12-4 W at Samford ...... 17-3 W at Alabama ...... 6-2 W at Florida State ...... 9-3 W at Samford ...... 7-9 L at Alabama ...... 0-3 L * at South Florida ...... 5-10 L at Alabama ...... 11-12 L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 15-6 W * at South Florida ...... 6-7 L at Alabama ...... 8-2 W at Georgia Tech ...... 3-4 L * at South Florida ...... 9-7 W * UAB ...... 3-9 L at Georgia Tech ...... 4-7 L SPRING HILL ...... 9-7 W * UAB ...... 9-10 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 8-10 L at New Orleans ...... 5-12 L * UAB ...... 10-5 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 7-4 W at New Orleans ...... 3-2 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 8-7 W ! vs. Charlotte ...... 7-3 W * UAB ...... 5-7 L FLORIDA STATE ...... 0-8 L ! vs. South Florida ...... 4-5 L * UAB ...... 10-3 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 10-12 L ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 1-2 L * UAB ...... 3-4 L at Georgia Tech ...... 6-9 L FLORIDA STATE ...... 8-7 W at Georgia Tech ...... 1-9 L $ Diamond Club Classic (Mobile, Ala.) NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-0 W at Columbus ...... 11-5 W ! SBC Tournament (Tampa, Fla.) NEW ORLEANS ...... 7-3 W at New Orleans ...... 0-5 L * Sun Belt Conference game at Georgia Tech ...... 12-4 W at New Orleans ...... 1-4 L at Georgia Tech ...... 16-6 W ! vs. Old Dominion ...... 2-3 L * Sun Belt Conference game ! vs. South Florida ...... 3-2 W ! vs. Old Dominion ...... 6-1 W 2011 South Alabama Baseball 76 7 All-Time Results

1987 1988 1989 40-30, 10-8 SBC 41-22, 11-7 SBC 45-22, 11-7 SBC – SBC Champions – at Auburn-Montgomery ...... 23-1 W – NCAA Central Regional – – NCAA Atlantic Regional – SAMFORD ...... 9-3 W SAMFORD ...... 14-1 W LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 19-4 W SAMFORD ...... 12-2 W AUSTIN PEAY ...... 4-3 W LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 10-9 W at Auburn-Mongomery ...... 9-1 W AUSTIN PEAY ...... 2-1 W SAMFORD ...... 4-8 L ALABAMA ...... 1-5 L at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 2-3 L at Southern Miss ...... 6-4 W ALABAMA ...... 9-8 W (12) at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 0-1 L at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 7-5 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 9-2 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 4-11 L at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 8-7 W MCNEESE STATE ...... 11-4 W MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE ...... 10-0 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 7-4 W MCNEESE STATE ...... 8-3 W MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE ...... 13-0 W AUBURN-MONTGOMERY ..9-1 W at Mississippi State ...... 3-12 L at Alabama ...... 3-4 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 7-13 L at Mississippi State ...... 2-0 W at Alabama ...... 8-6 W (10) MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 7-8 L $ SIENA HEIGHTS ...... 15-4 W CAMPBELL ...... 16-6 W BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN ..13-11 W $ ILLINOIS STATE ...... 5-3 W CAMPBELL ...... 5-1 W at Southern Miss ...... 12-4 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 17-10 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 6-10 L MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 20-4 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 9-0 W MCNEESE STATE ...... 11-7 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 9-11 L MCNEESE STATE ...... 15-10 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 3-0 W SOUTH CAROLINA...... 10-2 W SOUTH CAROLINA...... 9-4 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 9-1 W SOUTH CAROLNA ...... 4-6 L SOUTH CAROLINA...... 7-6 W (12) NEW ORLEANS ...... 1-13 L AUBURN-MONTGOMERY ..5-1 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 7-5 W at Southern ...... 6-14 L AUBURN-MONTGOMERY ..6-4 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 6-10 L at Texas ...... 2-21 L ALABAMA STATE ...... 15-7 W AUSTIN PEAY ...... 5-6 L at Rice ...... 6-17 L MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 15-1 W AUSTIN PEAY ...... 13-4 W at McNeese State ...... 5-8 L MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 15-1 W at Florida A&M ...... 9-2 W SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 8-6 W at New Orleans ...... 4-11 L # vs. Wright State ...... 10-9 W SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ...... 12-6 W # vs. Iowa ...... 2-15 L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 5-4 W at New Orleans ...... 7-11 L SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA ..... 7-2 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 17-16 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 10-0 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....6-7 L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 6-2 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 17-6 W CAL STATE FULLERTON .....6-3 W $ SOUTHERN MISS ...... 4-11 L UCLA ...... 7-11 L CAL STATE FULLERTON .....3-5 L $ TULANE ...... 4-6 L UCLA ...... 3-14 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 5-3 W SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ..7-10 L * at South Florida ...... 4-5 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 2-0 W * UAB ...... 11-2 W * at South Florida ...... 12-6 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 5-2 W $ ALABAMA ...... 15-10 W * UAB ...... 4-5 L * at South Florida ...... 5-9 L * UAB ...... 7-6 W $ AUBURN ...... 10-4 W at Alabama State ...... 9-1 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 4-7 (13) L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 1-6 L at Murray State ...... 21-10 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 11-1 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 10-9 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 8-14 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-3 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 3-9 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 1-3 L & vs. Alabama ...... 13-2 W ALABAMA STATE ...... 14-7 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 5-14 L & vs. Florida State ...... 7-11 L TULANE ...... 4-5 (10) L at Samford ...... 5-3 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 13-5 W * at South Florida ...... 1-3 L at Samford ...... 15-2 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 15-5 W * at South Florida ...... 3-10 L * at South Florida ...... 2-13 L SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA ..... 11-4 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 4-3 W (11) SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....7-2 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 11-10 W at Florida State ...... 4-9 L at Alabama ...... 3-4 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 4-2 W * at South Florida ...... 10-18 L at Alabama ...... 9-5 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 17-7 W * at South Florida ...... 3-12 L * at UAB ...... 3-4 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 10-5 W * at South Florida ...... 4-5 L * at UAB ...... 2-0 W (13) at Tulane ...... 8-1 W at Alabama ...... 2-6 L * at UAB ...... 5-4 W * UAB ...... 5-1 W at Alabama ...... 6-16 L at Florida State ...... 11-13 L * UAB ...... 6-5 W (12) * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 14-5 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA ..... 9-6 W * UAB ...... 8-6 W (12) at New Orleans ...... 15-7 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-6 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....12-4 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 6-2 W at Southern Miss ...... 1-4 L ALABAMA STATE ...... 10-2 W at Samford ...... 7-4 W * at UAB ...... 1-0 W (8) * at UAB ...... 1-2 L at Samford ...... 11-7 W * at UAB ...... 1-2 L * at UAB ...... 3-1 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 9-17 L * at UAB ...... 4-5 (13) L * at UAB ...... 10-9 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 7-13 L at Samford ...... 11-1 W at New Orleans ...... 2-7 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 12-10 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 12-2 W at Georgia Tech ...... 5-11 L at Alabama State ...... 9-4 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 8-4 W at Clemson ...... 7-6 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-7 L ! vs. Virginia Commonwealth ....6-5 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 3-8 L at Clemson ...... 0-1 L * UAB ...... 15-6 W at Clemson ...... 1-11 L ! vs. South Florida ...... 13-3 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 8-7 W * UAB ...... 2-5 L ! vs. UNC Charlotte ...... 6-0 W ! vs. Western Kentucky ...... 2-8 L * UAB ...... 6-0 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 6-5 W (10) ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 9-7 W at Southern Miss ...... 6-10 L ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 1-10 L ! vs. Western Kentucky ...... 9-3 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 17-9 W + vs. BYU ...... 11-10 W (10) ! vs. Western Kentucky ...... 16-11 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 13-3 W + vs. Louisiana State ...... 6-4 W + vs. Central Michigan ...... 2-0 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 11-2 W + vs. Texas A&M...... 6-17 L + vs. Georgia Southern ...... 6-1 W ! vs. Western Kentucky ...... 1-7 L + vs. Louisiana State ...... 5-6 L\ + vs. Florida State ...... 3-12 L ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 8-9 L + vs. Georgia Southern ...... 3-0 W $ Diamond Club Classic (Mobile, Ala.) + vs. Florida State ...... 6-3 W # Panama City Tournament (Panama City, Fla.) + vs. Florida State ...... 2-9 L $ Diamond Club Classic (Mobile, Ala.) & Panama City Tournament (Panama City, Fla.) ! SBC Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.) ! SBC Tournament (Bowling Green, Ky.) * Sun Belt Conference game $ Diamond Club Classic (Mobile, Ala.) ! SBC Tournament (Norfolk, Va.) * Sun Belt Conference game + NCAA Atlantic Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) * Sun Belt Conference game

2011 South Alabama Baseball 77 7 All-Time Results

1990 1991 1992 44-20, 12-6 SBC 44-17, 13-3 SBC 44-16, 14-7 SBC

– NCAA Midwest Regional – – NCAA South Regional – – SBC Champions – – NCAA South I Regional – at Loyola-Marymount ...... 0-3 L at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 6-5 W at Southern California ...... 2-7 L at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 8-7 W NORTHWESTERN STATE ...... 14-7 W at Long Beach State ...... 1-9 L GRAMBLING ...... 25-4 W NORTHWESTERN STATE ...... 5-1 W (12) at UCLA ...... 5-6 L GRAMBLING ...... 16-3 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....8-3 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 2-1 W (10) JACKSONVILLE...... 7-8 L SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....8-6 W GRAMBLING ...... 13-0 W JACKSONVILLE...... 17-3 W % vs. Eastern Michigan ...... 4-2 W GRAMBLING ...... 11-2 W ALABAMA ...... 10-8 W % vs. Eastern Michigan ...... 5-6 L GRAMBLING ...... 7-2 W ALABAMA ...... 3-4 L # vs. Kentucky ...... 9-3 W SAMFORD ...... 13-5 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 8-2 W # vs. Eastern Michigan ...... 13-3 W OLE MISS ...... 8-2 W at New Orleans ...... 5-8 (10) L % vs. Michigan ...... 5-1 W OLE MISS ...... 6-5 W (12) at Southern Miss ...... 7-6 W (11) # at South Florida ...... 6-5 W (10) at Mississippi State ...... 7-3 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 3-9 L OKLAHOMA ...... 7-5 W at Mississippi State ...... 2-3 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 5-10 L ^ TULANE ...... 10-2 W NORTHWESTERN ...... 3-2 W VALPARAISO ...... 10-3 W ^ OKLAHOMA ...... 10-11 L XAVIER ...... 8-5 W VALPARAISO ...... 18-0 W XAVIER ...... 8-2 W NORTHWESTERN ...... 4-5 L MICHIGAN ...... 8-9 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 12-8 W NORTHWESTERN ...... 10-3 W ^ NOTRE DAME ...... 9-7 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 17-0 W at Ole Miss ...... 2-6 L ^ AUBURN ...... 2-1 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 8-5 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....7-2 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 18-1 W at Mississippi State ...... 3-7 L SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....3-2 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 9-7 W at Mississippi State ...... 11-2 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 6-1 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 7-6 W SAMFORD ...... 7-2 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 14-0 W NORTHERN IOWA ...... 16-2 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 6-4 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 5-4 W at Jacksonville ...... 17-5 W SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE ... 3-2 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 2-1 W at Jacksonville ...... 10-6 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 4-7 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 4-1 W NORTHERN IOWA ...... 7-6 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 9-8 W (15) * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 3-2 W NORTHERN IOWA ...... 19-2 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 11-3 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 0-4 L LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 14-6 W * at Central Florida ...... 0-9 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 4-1 W LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 6-14 L * at Central Florida ...... 5-1 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 3-4 L * UAB ...... 12-8 W * at Central Florida ...... 3-4 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 12-9 W * UAB ...... 8-0 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 8-6 W at Florida State ...... 2-3 L * UAB ...... 6-8 L * JACKSONVILLE...... 6-1 W * at South Florida ...... 8-6 W FLORIDA STATE ...... 6-5 W (15) * JACKSONVILLE...... 5-4 W * at South Florida ...... 7-3 W JACKSON STATE ...... 12-5 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 11-1 W * at South Florida ...... 6-8 L * at South Florida ...... 8-1 W at Nicholls State ...... 4-3 W LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 7-0 W * at South Florida ...... 8-7 W * CENTRAL FLORIDA ...... 5-1 W LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 6-2 W * at South Florida ...... 7-1 W * CENTRAL FLORIDA ...... 20-3 W LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 2-9 L at Florida ...... 4-6 L * CENTRAL FLORIDA ...... 1-7 L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 0-9 L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 4-5 L at Tulane ...... 6-7 L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 1-2 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 2-1 W (11) TULANE ...... 6-1 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 6-2 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 2-4 L * at Jacksonville ...... 13-3 W $ SOUTHERN MISS ...... 4-3 W (11) * at Western Kentucky ...... 5-4 W * at Jacksonville ...... 5-6 L $ NEW ORLEANS ...... 4-3 W (11) at Southern Miss ...... 4-6 L * at Jacksonville ...... 4-7 L NICHOLLS STATE ...... 7-5 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-6 W & vs. Auburn ...... 10-1 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 5-3 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 13-3 W * UALR ...... 14-7 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-4 W (10) * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 2-7 L * UALR ...... 4-2 W at Jackson State ...... 8-7 W * at UAB ...... 15-4 W * UALR ...... 9-0 W * at UAB ...... 4-5 L SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....4-1 W at New Orleans ...... 2-8 L * at UAB ...... 3-2 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA .....10-0 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 2-6 L * at UAB ...... 8-2 W at New Orleans ...... 6-5 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 6-5 W at Samford ...... 5-4 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 2-0 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 1-8 L at Southern Miss ...... 4-5 L * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 8-4 W at Samford ...... 5-0 W at New Orleans ...... 4-3 W * SOUTH FLORIDA ...... 11-9 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 4-7 L * UAB ...... 3-2 W (14) at Alabama ...... 7-5 W at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 4-3 W * UAB ...... 1-0 W at Nicholls State ...... 7-0 W at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 3-2 W * UAB ...... 5-1 W at Nicholls State ...... 2-0 W at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 2-1 W TULANE ...... 8-1 W ! vs. Virginia Commonwealth...11-0 W ! vs. Lamar ...... 3-2 W ! vs. Charlotte ...... 3-0 W ! vs. Western Kentucky ...... 2-3 L ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 5-4 W ! vs. Old Dominion ...... 2-8 L ! vs. UAB ...... 3-4 L ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 11-8 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 3-4 L + vs. Oklahoma ...... 5-4 W (10) ! vs. Lamar ...... 8-7 W + vs. UCLA ...... 6-4 W + vs. Texas A&M...... 0-12 L + Tulane ...... 2-4 (12) L + vs. Georgia Southern ...... 4-13 L + vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 3-6 L + Providence ...... 0-4 L + vs. Fordham ...... 6-5 W + vs. Georgia Southern ...... 3-2 W ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) % at Lakeland, Fla. + vs. Georgia Southern ...... 5-6 L ! SBC Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.) # South Florida Invitational (Tampa. Fla.) + NCAA South Regional (Baton Rouge, La.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) $ Diamond Club Classic (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game & at Big Four Classic (Birmingham, Ala.) ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) + NCAA Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) + NCAA South I Regional (Baton Rouge, La.) * Sun Belt Conference game * Sun Belt Conference game 2011 South Alabama Baseball 78 7 All-Time Results

1993 1994 1995 40-30, 11-6 SBC 32-25, 16-6 SBC 41-17, 20-7 SBC – NCAA South Regional – – NCAA Atlantic I Regional – LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 6-5 W ALABAMA ...... 4-3 W LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 7-3 W KENTUCKY ...... 6-5 W (10) ALABAMA ...... 6-21 L TULANE ...... 4-5 L KENTUCKY ...... 6-0 W at Alabama ...... 6-5 W LOUISIANA STATE ...... 5-3 W KENTUCKY ...... 11-1 W at Alabama ...... 4-5 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-7 L ^ RIDER ...... 9-1 W ^ MISSOURI ...... 4-6 L SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA ..... 11-0 W ^ AUBURN ...... 6-9 L ^ AUBURN ...... 4-3 W NORTHWESTERN ...... 5-12 L FLORIDA A&M ...... 12-2 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 11-10 W (10) ^ TENNESSEE TECH ...... 19-0 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 12-0 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 4-1 W ^ WICHITA STATE ...... 8-4 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 5-2 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 9-10 (10) L ^ TENNESSEE TECH ...... 11-2 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 4-5 L % vs. Fordham ...... 8-7 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 1-6 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 2-3 (12) L % vs. Massachusetts ...... 14-5 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 4-5 L at Troy ...... 14-7 W # vs. Lafayette ...... 11-10 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 3-11 L SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE ....12-14 L # vs. Lafayette ...... 5-3 W at Mississippi State ...... 2-3 L SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE .... 5-3 W # vs. Connecticut ...... 11-5 W at Tulane ...... 8-9 L SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE .... 17-14 W OHIO STATE ...... 3-5 L TULANE ...... 11-1 W * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 12-1 W BOWLING GREEN...... 3-3 T MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 8-9 L * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 5-10 L at New Orleans ...... 5-13 L MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 4-2 W * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 10-7 W * at Jacksonville ...... 5-16 L SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE ...4-7 L * at UALR ...... 5-2 W * at Jacksonville ...... 4-3 W * at Arkansas State ...... 1-4 L * at UALR ...... 10-7 W * at Jacksonville ...... 18-4 W * at Arkansas State ...... 6-0 W * at UALR ...... 7-4 W at Tulane ...... 14-9 W * at Arkansas State ...... 7-4 W at Alabama ...... 8-7 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 7-6 W at Oklahoma ...... 11-12 L at Alabama ...... 0-5 L * at Louisiana Tech ...... 1-8 L at Oklahoma ...... 7-14 L at Georgia State ...... 10-9 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA ..... 7-1 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 1-0 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 14-8 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 3-9 L GEORGIA STATE ...... 9-2 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 4-1 & vs. Florida A&M ...... 15-6 W GEORGIA STATE ...... 9-2 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 9-3 w & vs. Florida A&M ...... 12-10 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 2-7 L * TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN .....9-8 W * UALR ...... 14-3 W NEW ORLEANS ...... 4-10 L * TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN .....3-2 W * UALR ...... 11-14 L * UALR ...... 7-3 W * TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN .....3-5 L * UALR ...... 20-2 W * UALR ...... 3-2 W TROY ...... 3-2 W at New Orleans ...... 4-24 L * UALR ...... 14-5 W TROY ...... 7-3 W * at Arkansas State ...... 7-6 W * at Jacksonville ...... 3-0 W * at Jacksonville ...... 12-10 W * at Arkansas State ...... 0-1 L * at Jacksonville ...... 7-3 W * at Jacksonville ...... 2-5 L * at Arkansas State ...... 6-0 W * at Jacksonville ...... 8-2 W * at Jacksonville ...... 4-5 L SAMFORD ...... 6-2 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 7-8 L * LAMAR ...... 10-5 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 13-7 W TROY ...... 5-4 W * LAMAR ...... 12-10 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 5-6 L TROY ...... 5-9 L * LAMAR ...... 6-5 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-6 W (10) at Mississippi State ...... 18-4 W at Memphis ...... 6-2 W at Nicholls State ...... 0-2 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 7-3 W at Memphis ...... 3-6 L TULANE ...... 9-7 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 3-1 W * at New Orleans ...... 4-5 L NEW ORLEANS ...... 2-10 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 2-3 L * at New Orleans ...... 14-3 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 7-8 L at Troy ...... 4-7 L * at New Orleans ...... 4-6 L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 7-3 W at Troy ...... 10-0 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 2-0 W at Southern Miss ...... 10-6 W * at UALR ...... 7-6 W at Nicholls State ...... 5-2 W at Wichita State...... 7-5 W * at UALR ...... 6-2 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 3-2 W at Wichita State...... 0-3 L * at UALR ...... 6-1 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 2-5 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 7-6 W at Louisiana State ...... 4-8 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 10-9 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 6-8 L at Southern Miss ...... 14-9 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 23-12 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....5-4 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 8-16 L * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 5-4 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....6-1 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 5-3 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 8-4 W (10) LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....13-10 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 8-7 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 6-4 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 9-3 W MEMPHIS ...... 6-15 L at Tulane ...... 9-3 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 2-3 (10) L MEMPHIS ...... 5-12 L ! vs. New Orleans...... 6-2 W ! vs. Lamar ...... 7-10 L ! vs. New Orleans...... 6-0 W ! vs. Lamar ...... 11-8 W + vs. Miami (Fla.) ...... 7-3 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 6-7 L ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 6-7 (10) L + vs. Baylor ...... 9-3 W ! vs. Lamar ...... 2-3 L ! vs. Lamar ...... 2-4 L + vs. Louisiana State ...... 4-11 L + vs. Central Florida ...... 5-6 L + vs. Kent State ...... 7-6 W ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) + vs. Florida State ...... 2-7 L + vs. Louisiana State ...... 4-9 L ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game % at Lakeland, Fla. ! SBC Tournament (Jacksonville Fla.) # at Mulberry, Fla. + NCAA Atlantic I Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) & at Niceville, Fla. * Sun Belt Conference game ! SBC Tournament (Beaumont, Texas) + NCAA South Regional (Baton Rouge, La.)

2011 South Alabama Baseball 79 7 All-Time Results

1996 1997 1998 42-17, 22-5 SBC 43-19, 15-10 SBC 42-19, 19-6 SBC – SBC Champions– – NCAA South I Regional – – SBC CHAMPIONS – – NCAA South I Regional – – NCAA South I Regional – at Miami (Fla.) ...... 2-4 L at Florida A&M ...... 20-5 W at Miami (Fla.) ...... 9-7 W CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE ...... 12-0 W at Florida A&M ...... 22-0 W at Miami (Fla.) ...... 4-16 L CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE ...... 5-6 L JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 10-8 W at Stetson ...... 7-5 W CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE ...... 6-1 W MICHIGAN STATE ...... 11-6 W JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 1-2 L JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 5-3 W MISSOURI ...... 5-26 L ^ MINNESOTA ...... 5-2 W & vs. Oklahoma State ...... 9-2 W ^ MICHIGAN STATE ...... 9-3 W ^ AUBURN ...... 3-17 L & vs. Virginia ...... 8-5 W ^ MISSOURI ...... 12-4 W MINNESOTA ...... 11-9 W & vs. Rice ...... 7-5 W at Jacksonville State ...... 1-5 L at Jacksonville State ...... 11-3 W at Mississippi State ...... 14-13 W (12) SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA ..... 5-6 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 5-4 W at Mississippi State ...... 6-11 L FLORIDA A&M ...... 14-0 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 6-1 W GEORGIA STATE ...... 12-0 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 11-3 W # vs. Kentucky ...... 11-8 W GEORGIA STATE ...... 21-8 W SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE ...10-0 W # vs. Vanderbilt ...... 6-2 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 14-8 W SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE ...5-6 L * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 14-7 W at Alabama State ...... 16-1 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....4-3 W (13) * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 4-2 W ^ NORTHWESTERN ...... 2-3 L * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....3-2 W * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 8-1 W ^ SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA.....10-6 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....5-4 W * TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN .....5-3 W ^ WICHITA STATE ...... 4-10 L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 0-6 L * TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN .....0-6 L at Jacksonville State ...... 11-2 W * at Lamar ...... 11-3 W * TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN .....3-4 L * at Lamar ...... 4-7 L * at Lamar ...... 3-7 L FLORIDA A&M ...... 20-10 W * UALR ...... 5-0 W * at Lamar ...... 7-11 L FLORIDA A&M ...... 19-8 W * UALR ...... 8-0 W at Wichita State...... 6-1 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 4-5 L * UALR ...... 7-1 W at Wichita State...... 5-12 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 2-3 L * at Arkansas State ...... 4-2 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 6-1 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 5-1 W * at Arkansas State ...... 3-2 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 0-7 L at Georgia State ...... 7-8 L * at Arkansas State ...... 1-0 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 12-0 W at Georgia State ...... 21-8 W ALABAMA STATE ...... 20-0 W ALABAMA ...... 0-1 L * at Jacksonville ...... 7-8 (11) L NICHOLLS STATE ...... 7-4 W * at Texas-Pan American ...... 4-5 L * at Jacksonville ...... 12-5 W * at Texas-Pan American ...... 14-9 W * at Texas-Pan American ...... 5-4 W (10) * at Jacksonville ...... 7-4 W * at Texas-Pan American ...... 1-4 L * at Texas-Pan American ...... 16-9 W at Alabama ...... 8-9 L * at Texas-Pan American ...... 12-5 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 12-4 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 8-6 W at Troy ...... 8-0 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 7-6 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 10-11 L at Troy ...... 10-12 L * JACKSONVILLE...... 8-4 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 3-7 L * JACKSONVILLE...... 7-6 W (10) * JACKSONVILLE...... 9-1 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 15-9 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 9-2 W at Troy ...... 2-8 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 5-0 W * JACKSONVILLE...... 3-18 L at Troy ...... 7-6 W (11) * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 1-7 L LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 5-12 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 15-4 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 4-3 W LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 9-3 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 4-3 W ALABAMA ...... 8-7 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 11-1 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 9-7 W * at New Orleans ...... 6-17 L * at Louisiana Tech ...... 7-4 W at Mississippi State ...... 13-9 W * at New Orleans ...... 9-4 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 13-8 W at Mississippi State ...... 3-8 L * at New Orleans ...... 2-3 L ALABAMA ...... 9-10 L * at Louisiana Tech ...... 5-2 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 9-1 W at Nicholls State ...... 4-1 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 6-5 W (10) at Nicholls State ...... 15-6 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-3 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 7-4 W * LAMAR ...... 10-0 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 0-2 (8) L TROY ...... 10-7 W TROY ...... 4-2 * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 3-8 L * UALR ...... 15-3 W TROY ...... 9-5 W at Alabama ...... 2-6 L * UALR ...... 3-6 L * at UALR ...... 17-5 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....5-3 W * UALR ...... 10-4 W * at UALR ...... 14-5 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....10-3 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 5-2 W * at UALR ...... 8-2 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....7-9 (12) L at Nicholls State ...... 12-8 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA.....9-5 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 10-4 W * at Arkansas State ...... 5-2 W at Southern Miss ...... 12-10 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 2-0 W * at Arkansas State ...... 1-0 W SOUTHERN ...... 8-0 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 14-8 W * at Arkansas State ...... 4-3 W ! vs. Lamar ...... 6-5 W at Southern Miss ...... 1-8 L at Southern Miss ...... 2-6 L ! vs. Arkansas State ...... 12-5 W ! vs. Jacksonville ...... 16-2 W ! vs. Texas-Pan American ...... 13-2 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 5-0 W ! vs. Arkansas State ...... 10-1 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 13-3 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 9-12 L ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 4-11 L ! vs. Arkansas State ...... 15-4 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 9-2 W ! vs. New Orleans...... 8-11 L ! vs. Arkansas State ...... 11-6 W + vs. Houston ...... 12-6 W + vs. Virginia Commonwealth...2-1 W + vs. Stetson ...... 8-9 L + vs. Long Beach State ...... 12-4 W + vs. Clemson ...... 2-1 W (16) + vs. Alabama ...... 3-9 L + vs. Louisiana State ...... 11-5 W + vs. Southern California ...... 2-3 L + vs. Louisiana State ...... 4-14 L + vs. Virginia Commonwealth...6-0 W ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) + vs. Louisiana State ...... 4-15 L + vs. Southern California ...... 3-4 L * Sun Belt Conference game ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) & Big Ball Sports Classic (Houston, Texas) + NCAA South I Regional (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) # Blue-Gray Classic ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game * Sun Belt Conference game ! SBC Tournament (Lafayette, La.) ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) + NCAA South I Regional (Baton Rouge, La.) + NCAA East Regional (Clemson, S.C.)

2011 South Alabama Baseball 80 7 All-Time Results

1999 2000 2001 42-19, 19-6 SBC 42-19, 14-15 SBC 45-19, 17-10 SBC – SBC Champions – – NCAA Regional (Starkville, Miss.) – - SBC Co-Champions - – NCAA Regional (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) – – NCAA Regional (Clemson, S.C.) – JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 4-5 L & vs. Rice ...... 5-16 L ^ MERCER ...... 0-4 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF .....14-1 W & vs. Central Florida ...... 3-6 L ^ UAB ...... 5-4 W (12) ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF .....12-0 W FORDHAM ...... 14-4 W ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF .....18-3 W ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF .....13-3 W FORDHAM ...... 11-2 W ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF .....10-3 W GEORGIA STATE ...... 8-2 W FORDHAM ...... 6-1 W at Auburn ...... 4-9 L GEORGIA STATE ...... 5-4 W at Southern Miss ...... 1-2 L OLE MISS ...... 14-7 W at Southern Miss ...... 16-9 W MINNESOTA ...... 5-12 L OLE MISS ...... 2-6 L ^ NORTH CAROLINA ...... 13-1 W ^ JACKSONVILLE...... 11-9 W OLE MISS ...... 2-3 L ^ MINNESOTA ...... 12-5 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 2-5 L ^ AUBURN ...... 3-4 L ^ UAB ...... 10-5 W at Alabama ...... 5-6 L at Jacksonville ...... 3-11 L at Ole Miss ...... 1-4 L SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE ...2-1 W at Jacksonville ...... 3-5 L at Ole Miss ...... 2-11 L SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE ...6-1 W at Ole Miss ...... 8-7 W # vs. St. John’s ...... 7-8 L at Auburn ...... 9-3 W # MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 7-10 L # vs. Akron ...... 6-3 W EASTERN ILLINOIS...... 13-2 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 7-9 L # vs. Central Michigan ...... 2-7 L EASTERN ILLINOIS...... 3-6 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 7-4 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 4-5 L EASTERN ILLINOIS...... 9-1 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 8-5 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 5-4 W SIENA ...... 16-1 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 3-5 (10) L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 9-5 W SIENA ...... 4-3 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 12-5 W UAB ...... 3-10 L SIENA ...... 15-2 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 11-6 W at Alabama ...... 1-4 L AKRON ...... 8-6 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 7-1 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 3-5 L AKRON ...... 13-4 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 3-2 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 3-7 L AKRON ...... 14-3 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 10-0 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 2-8 L * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 7-6 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 6-5 W * UALR ...... 13-11 W * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 3-2 W * at New Orleans ...... 5-2 W * UALR ...... 3-4 L * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 3-1 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 14-1 W * at New Orleans ...... 4-5 (11) L & ALABAMA ...... 2-8 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 3-4 L * UALR ...... 11-5 W * at New Orleans ...... 5-8 L * UALR ...... 9-4 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 4-3 W (12) FLORIDA A&M ...... 13-0 W * UALR ...... 9-2 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 22-8 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 4-3 W * at Florida International ...... 1-13 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 1-10 L at Mississippi State ...... 6-7 L * at Florida International ...... 7-8 (10) L * at Western Kentucky ...... 5-4 W at Mississippi State ...... 4-10 L * at Florida International ...... 1-7 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 2-1 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 11-10 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 11-2 W TROY ...... 2-7 L * at Louisiana Tech ...... 3-8 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 10-11 (10) L * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 10-2 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 4-7 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 12-1 W (7) * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 10-7 W at Troy ...... 9-5 W at Mississippi State ...... 5-4 W * LOUISIANA TECH ...... 11-8 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 2-5 L at Mississippi State ...... 2-9 L * at Florida International ...... 5-1 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 4-2 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 1-9 L * at Florida International ...... 2-0 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 7-8 L * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 1-4 L * at Florida International ...... 6-4 W at Southern Miss ...... 6-4 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 12-3 W at Alabama ...... 6-7 L * at New Orleans ...... 6-14 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 3-1 W at Troy ...... 6-7 (10) L * at New Orleans ...... 2-0 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 4-2 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 14-2 W * at New Orleans ...... 4-9 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 9-11 L at Wichita State...... 9-6 W (12) * NEW ORLEANS ...... 10-14 L TROY ...... 4-3 W * at Arkansas State ...... 8-7 W at Wichita State...... 0-14 L * NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-4 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 7-3 W * at Arkansas State ...... 9-5 W * at Arkansas State ...... 13-6 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-4 W * at Arkansas State ...... 10-3 W * at Arkansas State ...... 7-6 W (14) * NEW ORLEANS ...... 7-2 W * at Arkansas State ...... 2-0 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....6-4 W * at Louisiana Tech ...... 2-3 (12) L * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....7-6 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....8-12 L * at Louisiana Tech ...... 10-6 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....6-4 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....7-12 L * at Louisiana Tech ...... 2-1 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....7-6 W at UAB ...... 3-5 L at Nicholls State ...... 2-9 L * at UALR ...... 4-3 W (11) at Jacksonville State ...... 15-4 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 6-8 L * at UALR ...... 7-1 W * at UALR ...... 4-6 L * at Middle Tennessee ...... 10-7 W * at UALR ...... 12-7 W (14) * at UALR ...... 6-4 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 2-6 L ! vs. Arkansas State ...... 9-2 W * at UALR ...... 9-8 W ! vs. UALR ...... 4-5 L ! vs. Florida International ...... 5-7 L ! vs. UALR ...... 8-0 W ! vs. Florida International ...... 9-7 W ! vs. New Orleans...... 8-4 W ! vs. New Orleans...... 2-1 W ! vs. UALR ...... 9-2 W ! vs. Western Kentucky ...... 5-6 L ! vs. New Orleans...... 8-5 W ! vs. Louisiana Tech ...... 18-5 W + vs. Southern Miss ...... 13-20 L ! vs. Florida International ...... 10-4 W ! vs. Louisiana Tech ...... 6-3 W + vs. Navy ...... 10-0 W + vs. Mississippi State...... 2-9 L ! vs. Middle Tennessee ...... 11-2 W + vs. Seton Hall ...... 2-7 L + vs. Southern Miss ...... 9-10 L + vs. Tulane ...... 3-4 L + vs. William & Mary...... 8-4 W + vs. Seton Hall ...... 7-8 L & Olive Garden Classic (Kissimmee, Fla.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) # Jacksonville Kennel Clubs Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) # Dannon/Winn Dixie Baseball Challenge(Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game * Sun Belt Conference game & Dannon/Winn Dixie Challenge (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game ! SBC Tournament (Lafayette, La.) ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) ! SBC Tournament (New Orleans, La.) + NCAA Regional (Clemson, S.C.) + NCAA Regional (Starkville, Miss.) + NCAA Regional (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)

2011 South Alabama Baseball 81 7 All-Time Results

2002 2003 2004 42-19, 17-5 SBC 42-19, 17-7 SBC 30-28, 16-8 SBC - SBC Champions - - SBC Champions - - SBC Co-Champions - – NCAA Regional (South Bend, Ind.) – – NCAA Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) –

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE ...... 10-0 W at San Diego State...... 0-5 L at Texas A&M ...... 3-13 L MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE ...... 19-1 W at Southern California ...... 2-10 L at Texas A&M ...... 0-8 L MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE ...... 7-0 W at Southern California ...... 1-10 L at Texas A&M ...... 3-4 L ^ CHARLOTTE...... 13-4 W at Southern California ...... 5-9 L at Southern Miss ...... 9-2 W ^ WICHITA STATE ...... 3-4 L at Auburn ...... 17-3 W OLE MISS ...... 3-7 L ^ NORTHWESTERN STATE....2-5 L ^ ST. JOHN’S ...... 19-3 W OLE MISS ...... 5-7 L at Southern Miss ...... 3-7 L ^ NORTHWESTERN ...... 15-7 W OLE MISS ...... 11-13 L at Ole Miss ...... 5-12 L ^ SOUTHERN MISS ...... 0-8 L at Jacksonville State ...... 5-2 W at Ole Miss ...... 6-7 (11) L # vs. Oral Roberts ...... 11-8 W SIENA ...... 16-1 W at Ole Miss ...... 6-5 W # vs. Georgia ...... 9-6 W SIENA ...... 4-9 L FORDHAM ...... 7-2 W # vs. McNeese State ...... 3-8 L SIENA ...... 3-5 L FORDHAM ...... 14-3 W at Troy ...... 12-2 W at Mississippi State ...... 2-4 L FORDHAM ...... 8-9 L CONNECTICUT ...... 11-16 L at Mississippi State ...... 2-3 L ALABAMA ...... 10-4 W CONNECTICUT ...... 9-4 W ^ WINTHROP...... 13-2 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 7-12 L CONNECTICUT ...... 10-5 W ^ OHIO STATE ...... 7-3 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 8-7 W JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 8-0 W ^ MCNEESE STATE ...... 7-9 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 8-7 W JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 11-2 W EASTERN ILLINOIS...... 5-0 W MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 8-4 W TEMPLE ...... 11-3 W EASTERN ILLINOIS...... 25-24 W at Clemson ...... 1-13 L TEMPLE ...... 10-7 W SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA .....7-6 W at Clemson ...... 6-4 W TEMPLE ...... 17-6 W SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA .....7-12 L at Clemson ...... 3-11 L at Southern Miss ...... 7-2 W SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA .....12-2 W at Troy ...... 9-3 W MURRAY STATE...... 9-6 W at Oral Roberts ...... 5-2 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 5-4 W MURRAY STATE...... 13-0 W at Oral Roberts ...... 1-10 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 8-1 W MURRAY STATE...... 5-4 W at Oral Roberts ...... 3-5 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 9-8 W at Arkansas State ...... 11-7 L ALABAMA ...... 1-12 L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 6-5 W (10) at Arkansas State ...... 2-6 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 9-0 W * at UALR ...... 5-4 W at Arkansas State ...... 11-2 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 6-9 L AUBURN ...... 1-6 L * NEW ORLEANS ...... 8-1 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 14-4 W * at New Orleans ...... 8-7 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 9-8 W (11) TROY ...... 2-10 L * at New Orleans ...... 3-1 W (12) * NEW ORLEANS ...... 12-5 W * at New Orleans ...... 11-9 W * at New Orleans ...... 2-3 L FLORIDA A&M ...... 5-0 W * at New Orleans ...... 7-6 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 3-1 W FLORIDA A&M ...... 7-5 W * at New Orleans ...... 1-7 L JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 6-5 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 6-1 W AUBURN ...... 10-9 W JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 8-2 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 11-7 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 6-1 W at Florida State ...... 6-5 W (10) * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 6-10 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 7-6 W at Florida A&M ...... 10-6 W at Alabama ...... 16-17 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 6-9 L * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 8-4 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 3-7 L at Auburn ...... 0-10 L * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 6-2 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 8-6 W * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 5-10 L * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 14-6 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 11-3 W * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 9-4 W TROY ...... 11-2 W AUBURN ...... 10-1 W * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 1-5 L * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 4-9 L * UALR ...... 9-3 W at Troy ...... 3-9 L * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 14-4 W * UALR ...... 7-5 W * at UALR ...... 6-2 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 5-4 W * UALR ...... 2-5 L * at UALR ...... 7-5 W * at New Mexico State ...... 5-8 L TROY ...... 9-6 W * at UALR ...... 2-6 L * at New Mexico State ...... 22-11 W * at Florida International ...... 9-7 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 7-4 W * at New Mexico State ...... 16-14 W * at Florida International ...... 0-5 L * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 6-3 W at Jacksonville State ...... 8-2 W * at Florida International ...... 5-3 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 3-5 L * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....5-1 W * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 6-4 W * at New Mexico State ...... 11-8 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....8-15 L * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 10-9 W * at New Mexico State ...... 13-6 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....4-3 W * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 18-2 W * at New Mexico State ...... 16-6 W at Auburn ...... 4-6 L NICHOLLS STATE ...... 6-3 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA.....8-0 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 4-13 L * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 7-1 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA.....6-2 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 4-2 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 7-6 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....10-8 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 13-7 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 5-12 L * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....6-14 L ! vs. Middle Tennessee ...... 2-1 W ! vs. Arkansas State ...... 6-2 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....10-7 W ! vs. Florida International ...... 11-5 W ! vs. Western Kentucky ...... 9-10 L ! vs. Western Kentucky ...... 3-6 L ! vs. Florida International ...... 16-5 W ! vs. Florida International ...... 11-14 L ! vs. New Orleans...... 12-10 W ! vs. New Mexico State ...... 9-20 L + vs. Rutgers ...... 14-1 W ! vs. Florida International ...... 3-4 L + vs. Kent State ...... 7-4 W + vs. Florida State ...... 8-6 W + vs. Notre Dame ...... 1-25 L + vs. Florida State ...... 5-13 L ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) + vs. Ohio State ...... 4-6 L + vs. Florida State ...... 2-12 L * Sun Belt Conference game ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game # Lake Area Classic (Lake Charles, La.) ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game + NCAA Regional (South Bend, Ind.) ! SBC Tournament (Lafayette La.) + NCAA Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.)

2011 South Alabama Baseball 82 7 All-Time Results

2005 2006 2007 35-27, 15-9 SBC 39-21, 16-7 SBC 31-26, 13-16 SBC

- NCAA Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) - - NCAA Regional (Oxford, Miss.) - MERCER ...... 7-5 W # at Arizona State ...... 2-7 L GRAMBLING ...... 8-0 W MERCER ...... 13-11 W # vs. Gonzaga ...... 9-7 W GRAMBLING ...... 25-1 W MERCER ...... 5-9 L # vs. Oklahoma ...... 1-4 L & OKLAHOMA STATE...... 13-17 L at Southern Miss ...... 1-6 L ^ WAKE FOREST ...... 2-7 L & GEORGE MASON ...... 10-2 W JACKSON STATE ...... 19-3 W ^ TEXAS A&M ...... 9-7 W & ARKANSAS ...... 7-8 L ^ MICHIGAN STATE ...... 5-1 W ^ JACKSONVILLE...... 1-4 L ALABAMA STATE ...... 7-3 W ^ JACKSONVILLE ...... 4-14 L at Southern Miss ...... 9-6 W ^ STETSON ...... 3-5 L ^ AUBURN ...... 5-20 L ORAL ROBERTS ...... 5-6 L ^ WICHITA STATE ...... 2-6 L SIENA ...... 13-7 W ORAL ROBERTS ...... 6-5 W at Auburn ...... 3-0 W ^ SOUTHERN MISS ...... 6-3 W SIENA ...... 17-3 W SAN DIEGO STATE ...... 5-4 W # vs. Troy ...... 6-3 W SIENA ...... 10-1 W SAN DIEGO STATE ...... 16-8 W # vs. Michigan ...... 9-4 W CONNECTICUT ...... 10-5 W SAN DIEGO STATE ...... 5-6 L # vs. UAB ...... 1-2 L CONNECTICUT ...... 11-2 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 7-6 W SAMFORD ...... 16-2 W CONNECTICUT ...... 3-2 W at Coastal Carolina ...... 6-7 L SAMFORD ...... 7-3 W at Nicholls State ...... 4-2 W vs. Niagra ...... 7-5 W SAMFORD ...... 15-7 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 2-7 L at Coastal Carolina ...... 9-7 W ALABAMA ...... 6-7 L * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 6-9 L vs. Niagra ...... 8-4 W COASTAL CAROLINA ...... 6-5 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 6-10 L at Coastal Carolina ...... 4-5 L COASTAL CAROLINA ...... 10-2 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 10-8 W MURRAY STATE...... 6-0 W GEORGIA SOUTHERN ...... 9-8 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 9-5 W MURRAY STATE...... 9-3 W GEORGIA SOUTHERN ...... 15-4 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 0-6 L MURRAY STATE...... 15-2 W at Tulane ...... 3-6 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 15-14 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 10-17 L at Tulane ...... 8-4 W OLE MISS ...... 6-8 L * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 4-22 L TULANE ...... 2-7 L * at Louisiana-Monroe ...... 2-7 L * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 5-6 L at Southern Miss ...... 4-7 L * at Louisiana-Monroe ...... 2-11 L * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 6-2 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....8-7 W * at Louisiana-Monroe ...... 2-7 L * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 9-4 W * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 1-6 L * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....6-9 L * UALR ...... 9-1 W * NEW MEXICO STATE ...... 3-2 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....2-0 W * UALR ...... 13-5 W TROY ...... 17-8 W at Nicholls State ...... 4-1 W at Auburn ...... 2-5 L * at Florida International ...... 8-7 W * at Troy ...... 4-5 (10) L * at New Orleans ...... 7-2 W * at Florida International ...... 4-11 L * at Troy ...... 8-9 (11) L * at New Orleans ...... 2-3 L * at Florida International ...... 12-7 W * at Troy ...... 3-13 L * at New Orleans ...... 4-5 L JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 7-2 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 8-0 W # vs. Mississippi State ...... 1-5 L JACKSONVILLE STATE ...... 9-10 L SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA.....6-3 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 20-3 W * UALR ...... 18-3 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 6-5 W at Alabama ...... 5-4 W * UALR ...... 10-5 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 11-20 L * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 6-8 L * UALR ...... 8-5 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 14-2 W * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 5-6 L MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... 6-10 L AUBURN ...... 2-3 L * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 11-5 W & vs. Mississippi State...... 1-2 L * at UALR ...... 9-8 W (10) JACKSON STATE ...... 16-6 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 5-6 (13) L * at UALR ...... 20-7 W * at Florida Atlantic...... 3-9 L * at Middle Tennessee ...... 9-8 W * at UALR ...... 9-0 W * at Florida Atlantic...... 5-6 L * at Middle Tennessee ...... 3-1 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 12-2 W * at Florida Atlantic...... 11-9 W at Alabama ...... 8-9 L * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 1-0 W (13) * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 10-12 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 10-4 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 4-8 L * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 12-6 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 11-0 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...... 2-0 W * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 20-10 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ...... 11-10 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 11-3 W at Southeastern Louisiana ...... 10-7 W at Wichita State ...... 7-6 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 3-11 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 7-2 W at Wichita State ...... 5-15 L * NEW ORLEANS ...... 8-7 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 13-9 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 5-9 L at Troy ...... 1-2 L * at New Orleans ...... 12-10 W * at Western Kentucky ...... 9-1 W * at Arkansas State ...... 1-13 L * at New Orleans ...... 4-6 L * at Western Kentucky ...... 17-9 W * at Arkansas State ...... 1-4 L * at New Orleans ...... 8-7 W (10) * TROY ...... 6-8 L * at Arkansas State ...... 10-5 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 4-3 W * TROY ...... 8-0 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA.....6-13 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 12-14 L * TROY ...... 8-1 W at Stetson ...... 12-15 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 4-1 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 2-3 L ! vs. New Orleans...... 11-10 W at Florida State ...... 7-2 W (11) ! vs. Louisiana-Monroe ...... 5-3 W ! vs. Florida International ...... 6-4 W ! vs. Middle Tennessee ...... 3-5 L ! vs. Troy ...... 4-1 W ! vs. New Orleans...... 14-6 W ! vs. Arkansas State ...... 5-3 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 0-5 L ! vs. Middle Tennessee ...... 9-2 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 5-8 L + vs. Auburn ...... 5-13 L + vs. Tulane ...... 7-1 W ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) + vs. Army ...... 5-8 L + vs. Ole Miss ...... 7-9 L * Sun Belt Conference game + vs. Tulane ...... 11-18 L # at Pearl, Miss. # Surprise Coca-Cola Tournament (Surprise, Ariz.) ! SBC Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) & Jaguar Invitational (Mobile, Ala.) & at Jackson, Miss. ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game # Screen-Tech Wiregrass Classic (Dothan, Ala.) ! SBC Tournament (Miami, Fla.) * Sun Belt Conference game + NCAA Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) ! SBC Tournament (Bowling Green, Ky.) + NCAA Regional (Oxford, Miss.)

2011 South Alabama Baseball 83 7 All-Time Results

2008 2009 2010 32-26, 15-15 SBC 25-30, 13-16 SBC 32-27, 17-13 SBC ^ FAIRFIELD ...... 11-1 W ^ MERCER ...... 9-2 W JACKSON STATE ...... 11-4 W ^ XAVIER ...... 6-5 W LIBERTY ...... 2-5 L JACKSON STATE ...... 11-0 W (7) ^ KENTUCKY ...... 3-10 L ^ LIBERTY ...... 3-4 (10) L at Alabama ...... 4-12 L at Jackson State ...... 18-6 W ^ #6 OLE MISS ...... 3-2 (10) L ALABAMA ...... 3-5 L at Southern Miss ...... 2-4 L at Mississippi State ...... 1-5 L ^ EASTERN MICHIGAN ...... 11-5 W MANHATTAN ...... 11-14 L at Southern Miss ...... 0-12 L ^ NORTH FLORIDA ...... 4-2 W MANHATTAN ...... 13-5 W + vs. Southern Illinois ...... 3-2 W ^ #27 WICHITA STATE ...... 10-15 L MANHATTAN ...... 15-12 W + vs. Iowa ...... 11-9 W EASTERN MICHIGAN ...... 15-14 W MANHATTAN ...... 15-6 W + at Stetson ...... 9-2 W TULANE ...... 7-2 W SAMFORD ...... 8-7 W (10) $ at #6 Baylor ...... 4-14 L SIENA ...... 6-10 L # vs. Arizona ...... 0-18 L $ vs. UAB ...... 8-13 L SIENA ...... 2-6 L # vs. Notre Dame ...... 4-10 L $ vs. #5 UC-Irvine ...... 5-6 L SIENA ...... 12-6 W # vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 4-2 W MEMPHIS ...... 4-3 W (10) SIENA ...... 8-0 W at Nicholls State ...... 10-6 W MEMPHIS ...... 20-10 W(8) TENNESSEE TECH ...... 6-4 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...9-6 W * at Western Kentucky...... 4-7 L TENNESSEE TECH ...... 13-14 L * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...5-8 L * at Western Kentucky...... 2-10 L * at UALR ...... 3-0 W * WESTERN KENTUCKY ...4-8 L * at Western Kentucky...... 14-16 L * at UALR ...... 9-7 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 3-5 L at Vanderbilt ...... 4-7 L * at UALR ...... 14-8 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 10-3 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 12-1 W at Memphis...... 13-2 W * at New Orleans ...... 5-8 L * NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-12 L at Memphis...... 3-5 L * at New Orleans ...... 9-18 L * NEW ORLEANS ...... 2-10 L * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....1-3 L * at New Orleans ...... 10-7 W MISSISSIPPI STATE...... 17-12 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....9-4 W at Mississippi State ...... 6-5 W SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA ....13-11 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ....12-11 W (13) at Mississippi State ...... 6-7 W (11) * at Arkansas State ...... 7-8 L at #21 Southeastern Louisiana ...... 5-6 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 17-9 W * at Arkansas State ...... 10-3 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 10-7 W * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 10-4 W * at Arkansas State ...... 2-7 L * at Middle Tennessee ...... 10-19 L * ARKANSAS STATE ...... 8-7 W * at Florida Atlantic ...... 5-6 L * at Middle Tennessee ...... 15-0 W AUBURN...... 4-3 W * at Florida Atlantic ...... 11-12 L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 14-13 W * FLORIDA ATLANTIC ...... 14-3 W * at Florida Atlantic ...... 9-3 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 9-2 W * FLORIDA ATLANTIC ...... 9-13 L NICHOLLS STATE ...... 11-13 L * NEW ORLEANS ...... 5-4 W * FLORIDA ATLANTIC ...... 4-9 L * UALR ...... 7-2 W * NEW ORLEANS ...... 14-1 W at Ole Miss ...... 5-6 (10) L * UALR ...... 3-5 L #22 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 12-11 W at Ole Miss ...... 2-10 L * UALR ...... 6-2 W at Auburn ...... 2-6 L * at UALR ...... 10-11 L AUBURN ...... 5-2 W * at #21 Western Kentucky ...... 3-13 L * at UALR ...... 10-1 W at Auburn ...... 7-12 L * at #21 Western Kentucky ...... 4-12 L * at UALR ...... 4-3 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 9-5 W * at #21 Western Kentucky ...... 7-5 W at Auburn ...... 7-1 W * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 8-6 W NICHOLLS STATE ...... 13-7 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 3-9 L * at Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 7-4 W at Mississippi State ...... 5-9 L * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 9-2 W at Nicholls State ...... 11-2 W * LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 8-4 W * LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 6-8 L #22 ALABAMA ...... 21-16 W * LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 13-8 W JACKSON STATE ...... 18-0 W * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 4-3 W * LOUISIANA-MONROE ...... 8-17 L ALABAMA ...... 10-9 W (10) * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 1-14 L * at Arkansas State ...... 8-9 L * at Middle Tennessee ...... 10-5 W * MIDDLE TENNESSEE ...... 5-11 L * at Arkansas State ...... 9-4 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 6-4 W at Alabama ...... 3-14 (8) L * at Arkansas State ...... 7-6 W * at Middle Tennessee ...... 1-11 (7) L * at Louisiana-Monroe ...... 12-9 W at Nicholls State ...... 5-6 L * LOUISIANA-MONROE ....4-10 L * at Louisiana-Monroe ...... 11-9 W at Southern Miss ...... 5-15 L * LOUISIANA-MONROE ....16-13 W * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ... 1-9 L * FLORIDA ATLANTIC ...... 2-7 L * LOUISIANA-MONROE ....12-11 W (10) * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ... 15-21 L * FLORIDA ATLANTIC ...... 6-5 W * at Florida International ...... 2-12 L * FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL ... 7-8 L * FLORIDA ATLANTIC ...... 3-6 L * at Florida International ...... 5-4 W SOUTHERN MISS ...... 5-7 L AUBURN...... 10-9 W (11) * at Florida International ...... 4-7 L * TROY ...... 6-5 W * at Florida International ...... 5-6 L SOUTHERN MISS ...... 16-5 W * TROY ...... 13-6 W * at Florida International ...... 1-8 L * at Troy ...... 7-0 W * TROY ...... 7-12 L * at Florida International ...... 0-5 L * at Troy ...... 7-9 L ! vs. Troy ...... 4-10 L * TROY ...... 0-17 L * at Troy ...... 5-6 L ! vs. Louisiana-Monroe...... 8-13 L * TROY ...... 2-6 L ! vs. New Orleans ...... 14-2 W * TROY ...... 11-10 W ! vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 1-8 L ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) ! vs. Florida International ...... 7-1 W ! vs. New Orleans ...... 4-14 L + Bright House Invitational (DeLand, Fla.) ! vs. Florida Atlantic ...... 9-10 L # QTI Baylor Classic (Waco, Texas) ! vs. Florida International ...... 9-10 L ^ Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) * Sun Belt Conference game # Whataburger College Classic ! SBC Tournament (Troy, Ala.) ^ South Alabama Classic (Mobile, Ala.) (Corpus Christi, Texas) * Sun Belt Conference game ! SBC Tournament (Lafayette, La.) ! SBC Tournament (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)

2011 South Alabama Baseball 84 7 All-Time vs. Opponents

Opponent W-L-T First Last Opponent W-L-T First Last Opponent W-L-T First Last Akron 4-0 2000 2001 Iowa 3-1 1975 2009 Rice 1-2 1987 1999 Alabama 48-53 1968 2010 Jackson State 8-0 1990 2010 Rider 1-0 1995 1995 Alabama-Birmingham 52-32 1979 2009 Jacksonville 54-37 1972 2007 Rollins 2-2 1976 1977 Alabama Freshman 1-1 1965 1965 Jacksonville State 12-4 1996 2005 Rutgers 1-0 2003 2003 Alabama State 8-0 1987 2006 John Brown 2-0 1975 1975 Samford 31-4 1967 2008 Albion 25-0-1 1970 1985 John Carroll 4-0 1979 1980 San Diego State 2-2 2003 2005 Appalachian State 0-1 1973 1973 Kalamazoo 33-0 1968 1981 SE Missouri State 5-2 1995 2001 Arizona 0-1 2008 2008 Keesler AFB 3-1 1966 1969 Seton Hall 0-2 2001 2001 Arizona State 0-1 2005 2005 Kent State 2-0 1993 2002 Sewanee 3-0 1967 1968 Arkansas 0-1 2006 2006 Kentucky 7-1 1984 2008 Siena 9-4 2001 2010 Arkansas State 52-18 1993 2010 Lafayette 2-0 1993 1993 Siena Heights 1-0 1988 1988 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 5-0 2000 2001 Lamar 14-6 1975 1998 SIU-Edwardsville 2-0 1971 1971 Army 0-1 2005 2005 Liberty 0-2 2009 2009 South Carolina 7-3 1973 1989 Auburn 45-22 1968 2010 Lincoln 2-1 1967 1967 South Florida 44-34 1978 1992 Auburn-Montgomery 5-0 1987 1988 Livingston 8-1 1973 1975 Southeastern Louisiana 38-10 1984 2010 Austin Peay 4-1 1986 1989 Long Beach State 1-1 1990 1997 Southern 1-1 1987 1987 Baylor 1-1 1993 2009 Louisiana State 23-15 1971 1997 Southern California 2-8 1987 2004 Belhaven 5-5 1965 1979 Louisiana Tech 24-9 1974 2001 Southern Illinois 2-3 1983 2009 Bellarmine 2-0 1976 1976 Louisiana-Lafayette 52-32 1975 2010 Southern Miss 52-27 1968 2010 Birmingham-Southern 1-0 1987 1987 Louisiana-Monroe 16-9 1979 2010 Southwest Baptist 12-0 1981 1987 Bowling Green 0-0-1 1993 1993 Louisville 3-0 1975 1976 SW Missouri State 1-1 1992 1994 Brigham Young 1-0 1989 1989 Loyola 2-4 1970 1971 Spring Arbor 2-0 1968 1968 Cal State Fullerton 1-1 1989 1989 Loyola-Marymount 0-1 1990 1990 Spring Hill 38-5 1966 1984 Cal State Northridge 2-1 1998 1998 Manhattan 3-1 2008 2008 St. Bernard 1-0 1976 1976 Campbell 2-0 1989 1989 Massachusetts 1-0 1993 1993 S. Francis 3-0 1978 1978 Centenary 2-0 1979 1979 McNeese State 4-3 1987 2004 St. John’s 1-1 2000 2003 Central Florida 3-5 1992 1999 Memphis 14-11 1977 2010 St. Joseph’s 1-0 1968 1968 Central Michigan 1-1 1987 2000 Mercer 6-2 1975 2009 Charlotte 7-0 1981 2002 Miami (Fla.) 8-15 1973 1997 St. Louis 6-0 1979 1986 Chipola JC 0-2 1965 1965 Michigan 2-1 1991 2006 Stetson 7-7 1975 2009 Christian Brothers 1-0 1984 1984 Michigan State 3-0 1996 2007 Stout State 1-0 1971 1971 Clark JC 0-2 1965 1965 Middle Tennessee 35-17 1971 2010 Taylor 2-0 1969 1969 Clemson 5-6 1973 2002 Millsaps 2-0 1967 1967 Temple 3-0 2003 2003 Cleveland State 0-2 1968 1968 Minnesota 3-1 1997 2001 Tennessee 3-3 1970 1981 Coastal Carolina 3-2 2005 2006 Mississippi College 2-0 1977 1977 Tennessee Tech 4-1 1986 2010 Colgate 3-0 1975 1975 Mississippi State 24-39 1976 2010 Texas 0-2 1975 1987 Columbus 2-0 1985 1985 Texas A&M 1-7 1981 2005 Mississippi Valley State 7-0 1988 2002 Connecticut 6-1 1993 2007 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 1-0 2008 2008 David Lipscomb 1-3 1966 1975 Missouri 1-2 1993 1996 Montevallo 3-0 1976 1978 Texas-Pan American 9-6 1975 1998 Delaware 0-1 1980 1980 Troy 31-21 1965 2010 Delta State 5-1 1970 1985 Murray State 7-1 1974 2005 Tulane 25-24 1966 2010 East Carolina 1-1 1984 1984 Navy 1-0 1999 1999 Eastern Illinois 6-1 1977 2004 New Mexico State 13-3 2001 2005 Tulane Freshman 0-2 1965 1965 Eastern Michigan 4-1 1992 2010 New Orleans 84-60 1970 2010 UALR 53-9 1992 2010 Elon 2-0 1978 1978 Niagara 2-0 2005 2005 UC Irvine 0-1 2009 2009 Fairfi eld 1-0 2008 2008 Nicholls State 29-12 1974 2010 UCLA 1-3 1988 1990 Fairleigh Dickinson 3-0 1980 1980 North Carolina 1-0 2001 2001 Union 3-1 1970 1971 Florida 1-2 1984 1991 North Florida 1-0 2010 2010 Valparaiso 2-0 1991 1991 Florida A&M 24-0 1988 2003 Northern Iowa 3-0 1991 1991 Vanderbilt 8-5 1972 2009 Florida Atlantic 4-9 2007 2010 Northwestern 6-3 1975 2003 Virginia 2-0 1972 1998 Florida International 25-19 1999 2010 Virginia Commonwealth 4-0 1989 1998 Florida State 27-35-1 1969 2006 Northwestern State 2-1 1992 2002 Notre Dame 1-2 1991 2008 Wake Forest 0-2 1977 2005 Fordham 7-1 1990 2002 West Florida 12-1 1981 1986 Gannon 5-1 1968 1972 Oakland 8-0 1974 1979 Western Illinois 2-0 1971 1971 George Mason 1-0 2006 2006 Ohio 7-2 1975 1977 Georgia 1-0 2003 2003 Ohio State 2-3 1976 2004 Western Kentucky 77-48 1983 2010 Georgia Southern 5-2 1987 2006 Oklahoma 2-4 1991 2005 Wichita State 5-8 1993 2010 Georgia State 11-1 1979 2001 Oklahoma State 1-1 1998 2006 William & Mary 1-0 2001 2001 Georgia Tech 2-5 1984 1987 Old Dominion 3-3 1983 1990 William Carey 4-2 1966 1976 Gonzaga 1-0 2005 2005 Ole Miss 14-17 1971 2009 Winthrop 1-0 2004 2004 Grambling 7-0 1990 2006 Oral Roberts 3-3 2003 2005 Wisconsin State 2-2 1969 1971 Gulf Coast JC 1-1 1967 1967 Parsons 2-3 1966 1967 Wright State 3-0 1978 1989 Houston 3-5 1977 1997 Pensacola JC 4-0 1966 1966 Xavier 3-0 1990 2008 Huntingdon 6-3 1965 1980 Yale 2-0 1973 1973 Illinois State 2-3 1967 1988 Pensacola Navy 10-3 1965 1970 Illinois-Chicago 0-1 1967 1967 Providence 0-1 1992 1992 2011 South Alabama Baseball 85 7 Year-By-Year Coaching Records

Mel Lucas Eddie Stanky Jim Crawford Steve Kittrell 1965-68 1969-79, 1981-83 1980 1984-present 50-44 (.532) 488-195-2 (.712) 33-11 (.750) 1022-616-1 YEARLY COACHING RECORDS Sun Belt Overall Year Coach W L T Pct. W L Pct. 1965 Mel Lucas 3 12 .200 – – – 1966 Mel Lucas 13 11 .542 – – – 1967 Mel Lucas 16 12 .571 – – – 1968 Mel Lucas 18 9 .666 – – – 1969 Eddie Stanky 19 12 .613 – – – 1970 Eddie Stanky 26 14 2 .650 – – – 1971 Eddie Stanky 36 11 .766 – – – 1972 Eddie Stanky 36 8 .818 – – – 1973 Eddie Stanky 33 9 .716 – – – 1974 Eddie Stanky 30 8 .789 – – – 1975 Eddie Stanky 52 14 .788 – – – 1976 Eddie Stanky 34 13 .723 – – – 1977 Eddie Stanky 42 13 .764 – – – 1978 Eddie Stanky 38 14 .731 – – – 1979 Eddie Stanky 32 15 .681 – – – 1980 Jim Crawford 33 11 .750 – – – 1981 Eddie Stanky 40 23 .635 5 3 .625 1982 Eddie Stanky 32 15 .680 4 4 .500 1983 Eddie Stanky 40 26 .606 12 5 .706 1984 Steve Kittrell 50 19 .725 11 6 .647 1985 Steve Kittrell 22 32 .407 5 11 .313 1986 Steve Kittrell 36 25 .590 9 9 .500 1987 Steve Kittrell 40 30 .571 10 8 .556 1988 Steve Kittrell 41 22 .650 11 7 .611 1989 Steve Kittrell 45 22 .671 11 7 .611 1990 Steve Kittrell 44 20 .688 12 6 .667 1991 Steve Kittrell 44 17 .721 13 3 .813 1992 Steve Kittrell 44 16 .733 14 7 .667 1993 Steve Kittrell 37 21 .636 11 6 .647 1994 Steve Kittrell 32 25 .561 16 6 .667 1995 Steve Kittrell 41 17 .707 20 7 .740 1996 Steve Kittrell 42 17 .712 22 5 .815 1997 Steve Kittrell 43 19 .694 15 10 .660 1998 Steve Kittrell 42 19 .689 19 6 .760 1999 Steve Kittrell 39 20 .661 27 5 .844 2000 Steve Kittrell 27 33 .450 14 15 .483 2001 Steve Kittrell 45 19 .703 17 10 .636 2002 Steve Kittrell 42 19 .689 17 5 .773 2003 Steve Kittrell 42 19 .689 17 7 .708 2004 Steve Kittrell 30 28 .517 16 8 .666 2005 Steve Kittrell 35 27 .564 15 9 .625 2006 Steve Kittrell 39 21 .650 16 7 .695 2007 Steve Kittrell 31 26 .543 13 16 .448 2008 Steve Kittrell 32 26 .552 15 15 .500 2009 Steve Kittrell 25 30 .455 13 16 .448 2010 Steve Kittrell 32 27 .542 17 13 .567 Coach Years W L T Pct. W L Pct. Mel Lucas 4 50 44 .532 – – – Eddie Stanky 14 488 195 2 .712 21 12 .636 Jim Crawford 1 33 11 .750 – – – Steve Kittrell 27 1022 616 1 .623 396 245 .618 Totals 46 1593 866 3 .647 417 257 .619 2011 South Alabama Baseball 86 7 Sun Belt Postseason

1978 at Mobile, Ala. (3rd Place) 1990 at Mobile, Ala. (4th Place) 2002 at Lafayette, La. (1st Place) South Florida 13, South Alabama 5 South Alabama 3, Charlotte 0 South Alabama 2, Middle Tennessee 1 South Alabama 9, Jacksonville 7 Old Dominion 8, South Alabama 2 South Alabama 11, Florida International 5 South Florida 10, South Alabama 5 Jacksonville 4, South Alabama 3 South Alabama 16, Florida International 5 New Mexico State 20, South Alabama 9 1979 at Tampa, Fla. (2nd Place) 1991 at Jacksonville, Fla. (4th Place) 2003 at Lafayette, La. (5th Place) South Alabama 7, Georgia State 0 South Alabama 11, Virginia Commonwealth 0 New Orleans 9, South Alabama 2 Western Kentucky 3, South Alabama 2 South Alabama 6, Arkansas State 2 South Alabama 19, South Florida 6 UAB 4, South Alabama 3 Western Kentucky 10, South Alabama 9 New Orleans 6, South Alabama 1 Florida International 14, South Alabama 11 1992 at Mobile, Ala. (1st Place) 2004 at Mobile, Ala. (5th Place) 1980 at Mobile, Ala. (1st Place) South Alabama 3, Lamar 2 South Alabama 7, Jacksonville 4 South Alabama 5, Louisiana-Lafayette 4 Western Kentucky 4, South Alabama 3 South Alabama 7, Georgia State 6 South Alabama 11, Louisiana-Lafayette 8 South Alabama 12, New Orleans 10 South Alabama 11, South Florida 1 South Alabama 8, Lamar 7 Florida International 4, South Alabama 3 1993 at Beaumont, Texas (4th Place) 2005 at Miami, Fla. (1st Place) 1981 at Birmingham, Ala. (1st Place) South Alabama 9, Louisiana-Lafayette 3 South Alabama 11, New Orleans 10 South Alabama 8, UAB 7 (14 inn.) Jacksonville 3, South Alabama 2 (10 innings) South Alabama 6, Florida International 4 South Florida 6, South Alabama 3 Lamar 10, South Alabama 7 South Alabama 14, New Orleans 6 South Alabama 12, Charlotte 7 South Alabama 9, Middle Tennessee 2 South Alabama 2, South Florida 1 1994 at Mobile, Ala. (4th Place) South Alabama 7, South Florida 1 2006 at Bowling Green, Ky. (5th Place) South Alabama 6, New Orleans 0 1982 at Tampa, Fla. (2nd Place) Jacksonville 7, South Alabama 6 Middle Tennessee 5, South Alabama 3 Lamar 3, South Alabama 2 (10 innings) South Alabama 4, Arkansas State 3 South Alabama 6, UAB 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 8, South Alabama 5 South Florida 9, South Alabama 6 1995 at Jacksonville, Fla. (3rd Place) South Alabama 4, UAB 2 2007 at Mobile, Ala. (4th Place) South Florida 9, South Alabama 4 South Alabama 6, New Orleans 2 South Alabama 11, Lamar 8 Louisiana-Lafayette 3, South Alabama 2 (10 inn.) 1983 at Norfolk, Va. (1st Place) Jacksonville 7, South Alabama 6 (10 innings) South Alabama 5, Louisiana-Monroe 3 Lamar 4, South Alabama 2 South Alabama 4, Troy 1 South Alabama 8, Jacksonville 7 Louisiana-Lafayette 5, South Alabama 0 Old Dominion 7, South Alabama 3 1996 at Mobile, Ala. (1st Place) South Alabama 9, UAB 5 2008 at Lafayette, La. (6th Place) South Alabama 15, Old Dominion 10 South Alabama 13, Texas-Pan American 2 South Alabama 14, Old Dominion 14 South Alabama 13, Louisiana-Lafayette 3 South Alabama 14, New Orleans 2 (7 inn.) South Alabama 15, Arkansas State 4 Louisiana-Lafayette 8, South Alabama 1 South Alabama 11, Arkansas State 6 New Orleans 14, South Alabama 4 (7 inn.) 1984 at Mobile, Ala. (1st Place) Old Dominion 3, South Alabama 2 1997 at Lafayette, La. (1st Place) 2009 at Troy, Ala. (7th Place) South Alabama 3, South Florida 2 South Alabama 6, Lamar 5 Troy, 10, South Alabama 4 South Alabama 6, Old Dominion 1 South Alabama 12, Arkansas State 5 Louisiana-Monroe 13, South Alabama 8 South Alabama 13, Charlotte 4 South Alabama 5, Louisiana-Lafayette 0 South Alabama 11, Charlotte 8 Louisiana-Lafayette 12, South Alabama 9 1985 at Norfolk, Va. (Did not compete) South Alabama 9, Louisiana-Lafayettte 2 2010 at Murfreesboro, Tenn. (7th Place) 1998 at Mobile, Ala. (3rd Place) South Alabama 7, Florida International 1 Florida Atlantic 10, South Alabama 9 1986 at Tampa, Fla. (5th Place) South Alabama 16, Jacksonville 2 Florida International 10, South Alabama 9 South Alabama 10, Arkansas State 1 South Alabama 7, Charlotte 3 Louisiana-Lafayette 11, South Alabama 4 South Florida 5, South Alabama 4 New Orleans 11, South Alabama 8 Jacksonvlle 2, South Alabama 1 USA vs. SBC Tournament 1999 at Metairie, La. (4th Place) Arkansas State ...... 7-0 1987 at Norfolk, Va. (1st Place) UALR ...... 2-1 South Alabama 9, Arkansas State 2 Charlotte ...... 6-0 South Alabama 8, Jacksonville 7 Florida International 7, South Alabama 5 Western Kentucky 8, South Alabama 2 Florida Atlantic ...... 0-1 South Alabama 8, New Orleans 4 Florida International ...... 6-4 South Alabama 9, Jacksonville 7 Western Kentucky 6, South Alabama 5 South Alabama 9, Western Kentucky 3 Georgia State ...... 2-0 South Alabama 16, Western Kentucky 11 Jacksonville ...... 8-8 2000 at Mobile, Ala. (1st Place) Lamar ...... 4-3 1988 at Bowling Green, Ky. (4th place) South Alabama 8, UALR 0 Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 6-6 South Alabama 2, New Orleans 1 Louisiana-Monroe ...... 1-1 South Alabama 11, Jacksonville 2 South Alabama 8, New Orleans 5 Louisiana Tech ...... 2-0 Western Kentucky 7, South Alabama 1 South Alabama 10, Florida International 4 Middle Tennessee ...... 3-1 Jacksonville 9, South Alabama 8 New Mexico State ...... 0-1 2001 at Lafayette, La. (1st Place) New Orleans ...... 9-4 1989 at Jacksonville, Fla. (2nd Place) Old Dominion ...... 3-3 UALR 5, South Alabama 4 South Florida ...... 6-6 South Alabama 6, Virginia Commonwealth 5 South Alabama 9, Florida International 7 Texas-Pan American ...... 1-0 Jacksonville 8, South Alabama 3 South Alabama 9, UALR 2 Troy ...... 1-1 South Alabama 13, South Florida 3 South Alabama 18, Louisiana Tech 5 UAB ...... 4-1 South Alabama 6, Charlotte 0 South Alabama 6, Louisiana Tech 3 Virginia Commonwealth ...... 2-0 South Alabama 6, Jacksonville 5 (10 inn.) South Alabama 11, Middle Tennessee 2 Western Kentucky ...... 2-6 Jacksonville 10, South Alabama 1 21 Opponents ...... 75-47 2011 South Alabama Baseball 87 7 NCAA Postseason

1972 District 3 1990 Midwest Regional 2000 Regional (at Gastonia, N.C.) (at Wichita, Kan.) (at Starkville, Miss.) South Alabama 6, Florida State 5 South Alabama 6, UCLA 4 Mississippi State 9, South Alabama 2 South Alabama 9, Jacksonville 6 Georgia Southern 13, South Alabama 4 Tulane 4, South Alabama 3 South Alabama 6, Virginia 1 South Alabama 6, Fordham 5 Ole Miss 8, South Alabama 4 South Alabama 3, Georgia Southern 2 2001 Regional Ole Miss 12, South Alabama 8 Georgia Southern 6, South Alabama 5 (at Clemson, S.C.) 1973 District 3 Seton Hall 7, South Alabama 2 1991 South Regional South Alabama 8, William & Mary 4 (at Starkville, Miss.) (at Baton Rouge, La.) Seton Hall 8, South Alabama 7 Miami (Fla.) 5, South Alabama 3 South Alabama 5, Oklahoma 4 (10 inn.) Appalachian State 2, South Alabama 1 Texas A&M 12, South Alabama 0 2002 Regional Southwestern Louisiana 6, South Alabama 3 (at South Bend, Ind.) 1975 South Central Regional South Alabama 7, Kent State 4 1992 South I Regional Notre Dame 25, South Alabama 1 (at Arlington, Texas) (at Baton Rouge, La.) Ohio State 6, South Alabama 4 South Alabama 6, Texas-Pan American 5 Tulane 4, South Alabama 2 (12 inn.) 2003 Regional Texas 7, South Alabama 4 Providence 4, South Alabama 0 Texas-Pan American 8, South Alabama 7 (at Tallahassee, Fla.) South Alabama 14, Rutgers 1 1977 Atlantic Regional 1993 South I Regional South Alabama 8, Florida State 6 (at Baton Rouge, La.) Florida State 13, South Alabama 5 (at Columbia, S.C.) Florida State 12, South Alabama 2 South Alabama 7, South Carolina 6 South Alabama 7, Miami (Fla.) 3 2005 Regional Wake Forest 9, South Alabama 6 South Alabama 9, Baylor 3 South Carolina 7, South Alabama 2 LSU 11, South Alabama 4 (at Tallahassee, Fla.) South Alabama 7, Kent State 6 LSU 9, South Alabama 4 Auburn 13, South Alabama 8 1980 East Regional Army 8, South Alabama 5 (at Miami, Fla.) 1995 Atlantic I Regional 2006 Regional Miami (Fla.) 15, South Alabama 6 (at Tallahassee, Fla.) (at Oxford, Miss.) Delaware 5, South Alabama 4 (10 inn.) Central Florida 6, South Alabama 5 South Alabama 7, Tulane 1 Florida State 7, South Alabama 2 Ole Miss 9, South Alabama 7 1983 South Regional Tulane 18, South Alabama 11 (at Tallahassee, Fla.) 1996 South I Regional USA in NCAA Regionals Florida State 8, South Alabama 2 (at Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Alabama ...... 0-1 Miami (Fla.) 14, South Alabama 5 Stetson 9, South Alabama 8 Appalachian State ...... 0-1 Alabama 9, South Alabama 3 Army ...... 0-1 1984 South I Regional Auburn ...... 0-1 Baylor ...... 1-0 (at Tallahassee, Fla.) 1997 South I Regional BYU ...... 1-0 Central Florida ...... 0-1 (at Baton Rouge, La.) Central Michigan ...... 1-0 East Carolina 5, South Alabama 4 Clemson ...... 1-0 South Alabama 7, Florida 4 Delaware ...... 0-1 South Alabama 12, Houston 6 East Carolina ...... 1-1 South Alabama 10, Stetson 9 South Alabama 12, Long Beach State 4 Florida ...... 1-0 South Alabama 18, East Carolina 2 South Alabama 11, LSU 5 Florida State ...... 3-6 South Alabama 6, Miami (Fla.) 4 Fordham ...... 1-0 LSU 14, South Alabama 4 Georgia Southern ...... 3-2 Miami (Fla.) 10, South Alabama 2 LSU 15, South Alabama 4 Houston ...... 1-0 Jacksonville ...... 1-0 Kent State ...... 2-0 1987 Atlantic Regional 1998 East Regional Long Beach State ...... 1-0 Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 0-1 (at Clemson, S.C.) LSU ...... 2-5 (at Tallahassee, Fla.) Miami (Fla.) ...... 2-4 Mississippi ...... 0-3 South Alabama 2, Central Michigan 0 South Alabama 2, Virginia Commonwealth 1 Mississippi State ...... 0-1 South Alabama 2, Clemson 1 (16 inn.) Navy ...... 1-0 South Alabama 6, Georgia Southern 1 Notre Dame ...... 0-1 Florida State 12, South Alabama 3 Southern California 3, South Alabama 2 Ohio State ...... 0-1 South Alabama 3, Georgia Southern 0 South Alabama 6, Virginia Commonwealth 0 Oklahoma ...... 1-0 Southern California 4, South Alabama 3 Providence ...... 0-1 South Alabama 6, Florida State 3 Rutgers ...... 1-0 Florida State 9, South Alabama 2 Southern California ...... 0-2 1999 Regional Southern Miss ...... 0-2 South Carolina ...... 1-1 (at Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Seton Hall ...... 0-2 Stetson ...... 1-1 1989 Central Regional Texas ...... 0-1 Southern Miss 20, South Alabama 13 Texas A&M ...... 0-2 (at College Station, Texas) South Alabama 10, Navy 0 Texas-Pan American ...... 1-1 Southern Miss 10, South Alabama 9 Tulane ...... 1-3 South Alabama 11, BYU 10 UCLA ...... 1-0 Virginia ...... 1-0 South Alabama 6, LSU 4 Virginia Commonwealth ...... 2-0 Texas A&M 17, South Alabama 6 Wake Forest ...... 0-1 William & Mary ...... 1-0 LSU 6, South Alabama 5 44 Opponents ...... 34-48 2011 South Alabama Baseball 88 7 Marquee Postseason Wins

During head coach Steve Kittrell’s 27 years leading the Jaguars, he has taken South Alabama to 18 NCAA Regionals. Kittrell’s squads have notched 29 postseason wins, many against some of the best programs in the nation.

1984 - South Alabama 6, Miami 3 1989 - South Alabama 6, LSU 4 1993 - South Alabama 7, Miami 3 1997 - South Alabama 11, LSU 5

1987 - South Alabama 6, Florida State 3 1998 - South Alabama 2, Clemson 1 (16 inn.) 2003 - South Alabama 8, Florida State 6

1984 - South Alabama 7, Florida 4 1997 - South Alabama 12, Long Beach St. 4

1984 - South Alabama 18, East Carolina 2 1993 - South Alabama 9, Baylor 3

1990 - South Alabama 6, UCLA 4 2006 - South Alabama 7, Tulane 1

1997 - South Alabama 12, Houston 6 1991 - South Alabama 5, Oklahoma 4 (10 inn.)

1987 - South Alabama 6, Georgia Southern 1 1987 - South Alabama 3, Georgia Southern 0 1984 - South Alabama 7, Stetson 4 1990 - South Alabama 3, Georgia Southern 2

Since 1984, South Alabama has collected additional postseason victories against the following teams: Central Michigan, BYU, Kent State (2), Navy, Virginia Commonwealth (2), Fordham, William & Mary and Rutgers.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 89 7 All-Time Lettermen

A Bradshaw, Mike, 1965 Conway, Will (28), Lafayette, Ala., 1999-2000 Abrego, Felipe, Houston, Texas, 1982-83 Brady, Tom (13), Bardonia, N.Y., 1980-81 Cooke, Peter (39), Chipping Norton, Australia, 1997-2000 Adair Derek (30), Columbus, Neb., 1996 Bragan, Pete (60), Birmingham, Ala., 1971-72 Cooper, Todd (16), Selma, Ala., 1991-93 Adams, Bryan (39), Semmes, Ala., 2004 Brakeville, Greg (33), Jerseyville, Ill., 1974 Corr, John (45), Abington, Mass., 1983, 1985 Adams, Jeff (10), Huntsville, Ala., 1993-94 Bray, Scott (33), Ocean Springs, Miss., 1988-89 Cote, Scott (14), Forest Park, Ill., 1986-87 Adams, John David (26), Dothan, Ala. 2003 Breazeale, Rob (17), Birmingham, Ala. 1997-98 Coughlin, Mike (57), Chicago, Ill., 1982 Adams, Robert (49), Mobile, Ala., 1976 Britt, Shane (18), Lexington, Tenn., 1995-96 Courtney, Kevin (17), Elwood, Ind., 1975 Adkins, Bob (35), Union, Miss., 1978-79 Brown, Brandon (14), Cantonment, Fla., 2009-10 Cox, Larry, 1965 Albares, Don (36), New Orleans, La., 1976 Brown, Chris (34), Mobile, Ala., 2010 Craig, Cole (30), Mill Creek, Wash. 2002-03 Albrecht, Wayne (56), Barrington, Ill., 1982 Brown, Freddie, 1965 Crain, Jason (27), Mobile, Ala., 1997 Alford, Todd (34), Tallahassee, Fla., 1989 Brown, Herman (26), San Nicholas, Aruba, 1985 Cranford, Norman (29), Laurel, Miss., 1978 Allen, Brian (47), Mobile, Ala. 1987 Brown, Joe (30), Wilmer, Ala., 1981 Crenshaw, Dustin (44), Pinole, Calif., 2010-present Almond, Casey (24) Hurley, Miss., 2000-01 Brown, Lance (40), Mount Ayr, Iowa, 2010 Cribb, Jeff (28), Waukegan, Ill., 1983-84 Alter, Joe (26), Medford, N.J., 1983-84 Brummett, Mike (32), Abbeville, Ala., 1972 Crivelone, Dan (9), Chicago, Ill., 1984-86 Anderson, Marlon (8), Prattville, Ala., 1993-95 Bryan, Ralph (7), 1969 Crosby, Caleb (42), Jackson, Ala., 2001-03 Andry, Reginald (9), Creola, Ala., 1978 Bryant, Steve (39), Goode, Va., 1990-91 Crowder, Forrest (18), Chickasaw, Ala., 1971-74 Angelos, Phil (35), Waukegan, Ill., 1987-90 Burch, Dave (55), Yardley, Pa., 1983 Crum, Joe (45), Mobile, Ala., 1992 Angst, Jeff ery (36), Upper Marlboro, Md., 2003-05 Burgess, Mike (20), Th eodore, Ala., 1976 Culberson, Bragan (54), Birmingham, Ala., 1994 Arcure, John (3), Farmington, W.V., 1972 Burkel, Joe (50), Mobile, Ala., 1975 Cullen, Mike (3), West Bloomfi eld, Mich., 1977-78 Armstrong, Brent (25), Janesville, Wis., 1991 Burns, Russell (33), 1971 Cunningham, Jeff (22), Vincennes, Ind., 2005-07 Atchison, Bill (31), Ft. Mitchell, Ala., 1995 Burt, Keith (1), 1971 Curtis, Brey (6), Mobile, Ala., 1994-97 Atamian, Th omas (43), Barrington, Ill., 1972-75 Buss, John (25), Lockport, Ill., 1987-88 Czosek, Dave (48), Libertyville, Ill., 1981-82 Aubel, Larry (19), Short Hill, N.J., 1971-72 Butler, Stephan (41), Alexander City, Ala., 1992-93 Aviles, Willie (5), Kissimmee, Fla., 1989-90 Butkus, Stan (48), North Miami, Fla., 1972 D Byrd, Phillip (32), Hurley, Miss., 2009-present Dahlmann, Ray (39), Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., 1979-80 B Byrne, Tommy (59), Mobile, Ala., 1973 Danaher, Bob (42), Patterson, N.J., 1970-71 Baggett, John (30), Mobile, Ala., 1984 Daniels, Jody (25), Mobile, Ala., 1979-80 Bailey, Jarrett (41), Prattville, Ala., 2009-present C Darnell, Connie (46), 1971 Bailey, Rick, 1965 Caff ey, Ben (17) Kirkwood, Mo., 2000 Daugherty, Henry (5), 1969 Baker, Bill (5), Webster Groves, Mo., 1976-77 Calahan, Scott (21), Crossville, Tenn., 1998-01 Daugherty, Jim (42), Mobile, Ala., 1974-75 Baker, Corey (48), Peotone, Ill., 1975-76 Calderone, Bruce (20), Chicago Heights, Ill., 1972-75 Dauenheimer, Scott (46), Ramsey, N.J., 1983 Baker, Phil (25), Jackson, Ala., 1972 Cameron, Steve, Dothan, Ala., 1968 David, Tony (4), Ocean Springs, Miss., 1994-95 Baker, Stephen (38), Mobile, Ala., 1987-89 Cantwell, Matt (26), Crestview, Fla., 1981 Davis, Brandon (43), Lucedale, Miss., 2001 Ballard, Charlie (50), Saugus, Calif., 1973 Carlson, Danny (28), Daphne, Ala., 1992-93 Davis, Chris (40), Spanish Fort, Ala., 2006-09 Barnes, Anthony (33), Delplane, Va., 1996 Carpenter, Danny (56), Mobile, Ala., 1976-79 Davis, Drew (38), Pensacola, Fla., 1994 Barnett, Marty (26), Harlan, Iowa, 1995 Carpenter, Jerry (4), Mobile, Ala., 1976-79 Davis, John (43), Samia, Ontario, Canada, 1975-77 Barton, Stuart (46), Alpharetta, Ga., 2009 Cart, Michael (19), King City, Ontario, 2007 Davis, Mike (35), Mobile, Ala., 1975 Barton, Tony (45), Mobile, Ala., 1975-77 Carter, Daniel (15), Pace, Fla., 2004 Davis, O.J. (5), Mobile, Ala., 1993-94 Baryliski, Tony (39), St. Louis, Mo., 1975-76 Carter, Justin (28), Birmingham, Ala., 1998 Davis, Tim (19) Lucedale, Miss., 2000-01 Bassett, John (48), Park Forest, Ill., 1979-80 Caruso, Phil (8), Riverview, Mich., 1979-80 Daw, Ben (9) 2006-2007 Basta, E.J. (8), Ballwin, Mo., 2005 Carzoli, Chris (36), Ocean Springs, Miss., 1980 Deason, Terrell (11), Pace, Fla. 1997 Battle, Allen (1), Mount Olive, N.C., 1989-91 Casey, Bill, Mobile, Ala., 1965 DeArmon, Ben (14), Pensacola, Fla., 1988-89 Baun, Scott (50), Marion Center, Pa., 1977 Casey, Matt (26), Mobile, Ala., 1996 Dees, Kyle (43), Chatom, Ala., 2010-present Baxley, Sid (4), Macon, Ga., 1979-80 Cash, Wes (11), Centreville, Ala., 1998-99 Della Ratta, Pete (14), Gulf Breeze, Fla., 1993-96 Baxter, Lance (13), Robertsdale, Ala., 2007-10 Chambless, Ronnie (10), Satsuma, Ala., 1968-69 Deloney, David (50), Liberty, Texas, 1993-94 Bayoff , Steve (1), West Bloomfi eld, Mich., 1978-79 Chavers, Charles (43), Atmore, Ala., 1976 Denny, Andy (9), Seymour, Ind., 1969 Bazzell, Mike (34), 1971 Chermel, Mark (53), Wildwood, Ill., 1974-75 Dery, Billy (18), Manalapan, N.J., 1980-81 Beals, Scott (30), Jamestown, N.Y., 1977-79 Choat, Buddy (38), Birmingham, Ala., 1972-75 Devins, Jerry (2), 1971 Becker, Tim (18), Lititz, Pa., 1986 Choron, Joey (15), Panama City, Fla. 1997-98 DeVisser, John (16), Oakdale, Cal., 2005-06 Beers, David (33), Derby, N.J., 1995 Christianson, Chase (34), Mobile, Ala., 2004-06 Diaz, David (2), Englewood, Fla., 1993-94 Belcher, Jay (46), Meridian, Miss., 1978 Christenson, Todd (43), Huntington, N.Y., 1996-97 Diaz, Dominic (37), Enterprise, Ala., 2010-present Beldon, Joe (33), Danville, Ky., 1978 Ciaburri, Rob (3), Pittsburgh, Pa., 1975 DiPerna, Dino (34), St. Paul, Minn., 1977 Berger, Chip (19), Lakeport, Calif., 1987 Clark, John (45), Oshkosh, Wis., 1983-84 Divellia, Dan, 1970 Bergeron, Rob (11), St. Amant, La., 1990-91 Clarke, Hunter (35), Mobile, Ala., 2007-08 Dixon, Tyrone (9), Grand Bay, Ala., 1990-93 Berra, Chris (11), St. Louis, Mo., 1977-78 Clift on, Derek (19), Vestavia Hills, Ala., 1977 Doan, Joey (18), Mobile, Ala., 2004-2007 Blackwell, Chuck (32), Laurel, Miss., 1984 Coachman, Pete (10), Cottonwood, Ala., 1984 Dobnikar, Mark (33), Birmingham, Ala., 1993-94 Bledsoe, Jim (23), Valley, Ala., 1993-94 Codinach, Ralph (9), Miami, Fla., 1982-83 Doggett, Geoff (7), Mobile, Ala., 1980-82 Blythe, Skip (32), Memphis, Tenn., 1979-83 Cole, John, 1965 Dollar, Blaine (39), Attalla, Ala., 1971-74 Bohanan, Ryan (25), Goddard, Kan., 2008-09 Collier, David (24), Ozark, Ala., 1993-94 Donald, Wayne (4), Mobile, Ala., 1982-84 Bolling, Feb (5), Mobile, Ala., 1978-81 Collier, Rick, 1970 Doss, David (10), Cantonment, Fla., 2006-09 Bolton, Gabe (19), Mobile, Ala., 1996-98 Collins, Bob (45), Bridgewater, N.J., 1993-94 Drake, Matt (22), Cullman, Ala., 2009 Booker, Keith (33), Mobile, Ala., 1975 Collins, Joel (33), Richmond Hill, Ont., 2005-07 Druckenmiller, Leon (18), Taylor, Mich., 1975-76 Borgmann, Glenn (25), Butler, N.J., 1970-71 Collins, Logan (18), River Forest, Ill., 1988-89 Dueitt, Harold (7), Grand Bay, Ala., 1988-91 Borin, Danny (35), Del Mar, Calif., 1979-80 Collins, Willie (49), Richmond, Va., 1973 Duffi n, Tom (19), Miami, Fla., 1989 Bosarge, Scott (24), Moss Point, Miss., 1990-91 Compitello, Dave (42), Bethpage, N.Y., 2005 Duff y, John (6), Mobile, Ala., 1980-83 Boulo, Tyler (7), Mobile, Ala., 1993-96 Cone, Eddie (21), 1969-70 Dulaney, Charlie (13), 1968-70 Bowman, James (6), Grand Bay, Ala., 1978-79 Conley, Gary (42), Fort Myers, Fla., 1972-73 Dull, Mike (24), Beme, Ind., 1985-86 Boyd, Stephen (34), Murrieta, Calif., 2007 Connell, Brian, Mobile, Ala., 1995-96 Duncan, Adam (22), Killen, Ala., 2004 Boyett, Robbie (30), Huntsville, Ala., 1978 Converse, Bryan (35), Cincinnati, Ohio, 1983-84 Dunning, James (42), Mobile, Ala., 2007-08 Brackett, Fred (58), Mobile, Ala., 1971-72 Conway, Matt (36), Lafayette, Ala., 1998-99 Bradley, Jon (42), Memphis, Tenn., 1986-87 2011 South Alabama Baseball 90 7 All-Time Lettermen

E Guin, Robert (10), Shalimar, Fla., 1976 Jackson, J.J. (16), Queen Creek, Ariz., 2003 Earley, Nolan (17), Anderson, Ind., 2010-present Jackson, Matt (29), Haughton, La., 2009 Ehmke, Josh (17), Waterloo, Ind., 2004-05 H Janecek, Eric (45), Council Bluff s, Iowa, 1999-2000 Elia, Frank (13), Lidenhurst, N.Y., 2003 Hale, Shane (16), Lucedale, Miss., 1988-90 Jarvis, Milton, Semmes, Ala., 1966-68 Ellis, Rob (44), Mobile, Ala., 1972-73 Halfacre, Don (2), Pensacola, Fla., 1987-88 Jaye, Jamie (34), Bay Minette, Ala., 1993-94 Emmons, Jerry (32), Anderson, Ind., 1978 Hall, Karl (17), Meridian, Idaho, 1976-77 Jennings, David (7), Daphne, Ala., 1987-88 Englett, Mickey, Prichard, Ala., 1966-68 Halley, Allen (30), St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles, Jernigan, Ryne (11), Milton, Fla., 2007-2008 Estes, Marc (8), Canton, Ill., 1982-84 1994-95 Johnson, Lance (1), Cincinnati, Ohio, 1984 Etheridge, Lee (49), Panama City, Fla., 1993 Hallock, Tom (30), Greenville, Mich., 1991-92 Johnson, Stacey (25), North Platte, Neb., 1992-93 Etheridge, Miles (36), Norcross, Ga., 2008-09 Hammond, David (47), Leeds, Ala., 1978 Johnston, Dennis (39), Dayton, N.Y., 1982-83 Ettles, Mark (24), Perth, West Australia, 1987-88 Hammac, Brad (15), Pace, Fla. 2008-09 Johnston, Mark (4), East Detroit, Mich., 1976-77 Hammac, Darius (21), Mobile, Ala., 1984-85 Johnston, Scott (43), Eight Mile, Ala., 1994 F Hanks, D.D. (22), Saraland, Ala. 2009-10 Johnson, Greg (9), Omaha, Neb., 2008-09 Fabbri, Fred (44), 1970-71 Hanna, Warren (13), Pensacola, Fla., 2001 Johnson, Travis (27), Sellersville, Pa., 2007-2008 Fairbanks, Greg (31), Satellite Beach, Fla., 1976 Harben, Russell (6), Alpharetta, Ga., 2007-08 Jones, David, Fairhope, Ala., 1968 Falteisek, Steve (17), Floral Park, N.Y., 1990-92 Hardcastle, J.T. (45), Manteca, Calif., 2002 Jones, Dewayne (1), Mobile, Ala., 1986-88 Farmer, Kevin (4), Saraland, Ala., 1986-87 Harris, Fred (26), Richmond, Va., 1973-74 Jones, Terry (21), Mobile, Ala., 1972-74 Fayard, Robbie (32), Ocean Springs, Miss., 1994-96 Harris, Garrett (23), Columbus, Miss., 2010-present Jones, Troy (4), Dothan, Ala., 1989-90 Fillingim, Mike (9), Pensacola, Fla., 1974 Harris, Mark (2), Sidney, Ohio, 1975 Jones, Tyler (24), Mobile, Ala., 2005-2006 Fillingim, Ryan (7), Fairhope, Ala., 2003 Hastings, Steve (4), Th eodore, Ala., 1981 Jordan, Grady (18), Tallahassee, Fla., 1990-91 Filotei, Bob (2), Levittown, Pa., 1989-90 Hatcher, Rick (36), Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., 1978 Jovings, Sam (19), Birmingham, Ala., 1978 Filotei, Jim (7), Levittown, Pa., 1983-84 Hattenstein, James (18), Chunchula, Ala., 1993-94 Julich, Jeff (29), Clermont, Fla., 1983-84 Fisher, Herb, 1965 Hawarah, Justin (17), Monroeville, Ala., 2002-04 Fischer, Mike (20), Crestline, Ohio, 1996-98 Hawkins, Kraig (4), Lake Charles, La., 1992 K Fisher, John (28), Mobile, Ala., 1985-86 Hawkins, Wayne, 1965 Kahn, Bobby (19), Mobile, Ala., 1985, 87-88 Flynt, Sammy (46), Mobile, Ala., 1976-77 Hayes, Ricky (18), Pelham, Ala., 1987 Kahn, Jeff (37), Mobile, Ala., 1982-85 Foss, Eric (2), Bozeman, Mt., 1985 Head, Daniel (34), Satsuma, Ala., 1999 Kanelos, Steve (26), Northbrook, Ill., 1978-79 Francia, David (22), Mobile, Ala., 1995-96 Hearn, Tommy (45), Th eodore, Ala., 1981 Kangas, Mark (32), Lynn Haven, Fla., 1985-86 Francia, Jimmy (2), Mobile, Ala., 1983-84 Heath, Bert (2), Jackson, Ala., 2001-2004 Katalinich, Paul (57), Chicago, Ill., 1973-74 Franklin, Robert (14), Mobile, Ala., 1984-87 Heath, David (36), Skipperville, Ala., 1981 Kateon, Bunky (32), Mobile, Ala., 2007-2008 Franks, Richard (15), 1969-70 Heisler, Adam (6), Mobile, Ala., 2009-10 Kazan, Brian (36), Skokie, Ill., 1982-83 Franz, John (8), St. Louis, Mo., 1976-77 Heisler, Lance (8), 2006-07 Keating, Hugh (43), 1971 Freeburg, Larry (27), New Castle, Ind., 1977-80 Henderson, Scott(33), Old Hickory, Tenn., 1990 Kerley, Collin (19), Houston, Tex., 1991-92 Freese, David (27), Wildwood, Mo., 2005-06 Hermann, Richie (1), Mobile, Ala., 1985 Kerns, Rich (15), River Rouge, Mich., 1979-80 Froemming, Ben (11), Pensacola, Fla., 2003-05 Hernandez, Vinnie (7), Santa Monica, Ca1if., 1998-99 Kerns, Tyler (14), Mobile, Ala., 2005-2007 Fullam, Billy (44), Southampton, N.Y., 2003 Herr, Craig (15), West Des Moines, Iowa, 1972 Kilduff , Dave (27), Forty-Fort, Pa., 1983 Fuller, Stuart (6), Starkville, Miss., 1986-87 Hewes, David (38), Th eodore, Ala., 1976 Kinkelaar, Jim (47), Mundelein, Ill., 1983 Hewlett, Ross (41), Birmingham, Ala., 2007-08 Kittrell, Steve (4), Mobile, Ala., 1968-71 G Higginbotham, Keith (41), Jackson, Ala., 1981 Kleinschrodt, Bill (17), Mobile, Ala., 2006-2007 Gabel, David (2), Mobile, Ala., 1973-74 Hightower, Eddie (45), Phenix City, Ala., 1971-73 Knipper, Jeff (38), Picayune, Miss., 1989-91 Gadawski, Th omas (14), Detroit, Mich., 1977-80 Hildreth, Aulston (34), Prichard, Ala., 1972-73 Knizley, Bob, 1970 Gainer, Jay (29), Panama City, Fla., 1989-90 Hildreth, Ronnie (41), Mobile, Ala., 1974-75 Kombrinck, Bruce (27), Cincinnati, Ohio, 1971-72 Gallagher, Mike (11), Melbourne, Fla., 1976 Hill, Howard (21), Saraland, Ala., 1995 Kontorinis, Andrew (40), Astoria, N.Y., 1991-92 Galle, Pat (1), Mobile, Ala., 1966-68 Hirth, Steve (19), Cahokia, Ill., 1976 Koppersmith, Mike (29) 2005-present Gaskin, Steve (29), Mobile, Ala., 1970-73 Hively, Jim (29), Cincinnati, Ohio, 1973-74 Kracunas, Rich (46), Braintree, Mass., 1993-94 George, Aaron (32, Vicksburg, Miss., 2005-06 Hobbs, Randy (36), Vivian, La., 1991-92 Kruml, Ray (21), Lisle, Ill., 2007-08 Gibbs, Eddie (41), Jay, Fla., 1980 Hodges, Dink (57), Mobile, Ala., 1979 Giddings, Haden (15), Fairhope, Ala., 1992-93, 1995 Hodges, Gabe (17), McComb, Miss., 1996 L Gilder, David (3), Mobile, Ala., 1975 Hoff man, Mark (40), Titusville, Fla., 1971-74 LaGrow, Chris (45), Fort Wayne, Ind., 2007-10 Gillum, Jack (40), Vestavia Hill, Ala., 1981 Hollingsworth, Jim (51), Spanish Fort, Ala., 1974 Laico, Chris (34), Levittown, Ky., 1976 Girardeau, Clark (34), Mobile, Ala., 2001-03 Holloway, Tim (29), Biloxi, Miss., 1991-93 Laird, Kevin (32), Madison, Ala., 2003 Gjeldum, Terry (23), Lansing, Ill., 1981 Holmes, Hal (17), Moss Point, Miss., 1978-79 Laird, Sean (16), Kokomo, Ind., 2007-10 Glasscock, Jason (13) Mobile, Ala., 2000-02 Hook, Brad (27), Franklin, Ind., 2009-present Lami, Nathaniel, (17), Fairhope, Ala., 2009-present Glover, Bill (41), Mobile, Ala., 1988-89 Howard, Mark (44), Chattanooga, Tenn., 1973-76 Land, Tim (27), Pensacola, Fla., 2003-2004 Glover, Rusty (8), Mobile, Ala., 1987-88 Howell, Chris (48) Mandeville, Ala., 2000-01 Langley, Th omas (3), 1970-71 Goldberg, Dan (23), Oakland, Calif., 2007 Howell, Robbie (42), Mobile, Ala., 1982 LaPorte, Jeff (44), Portage, Mich., 1979-80 Gonzalez, Eric (26), Tenerife, Canary Islands, 2006-08 Hudson, David (29), 1969 Larker, Wayne (29), Long Beach, Calif., 1979-80 Gonzalez, Luis (5), Tampa, Fla., 1986-88 Hughes, Warren (14), Perth, Australia, 1984-85 Larkin, Lloyd (40), Freehold, N.J., 1974-77 Gonzalez, Rex (25), Tampa, Fla., 1993-94 Hunt, Jeremy (4), Cantonment, Fla., 1993-94 Lathan, Ted (29), Mobile, Ala., 1975 Goodsen, Marc (22), East Point, Ga., 1978 Hunt, Lamar, 1970 Lavecchia, Joe, 1970 Gorang, Greg (29), San Mateo, Calif., 1973-74 Hutcheson, Bob (13), 1971 LeBlanc, Jake (30), Biloxi, Miss., 2008-present Gordon, Brad (18), Pensacola, Fla., 2004 Hutcheson, Robert (32), Niceville, Fla., 1976 LeBlanc, Shane (31), Biloxi, Miss., 2010-present Graham, Van (27), Pascagoula, Miss., 1984-85 Hutchins, Joey (29), Kelseyville, Calif., 1985-86 Lee, Austin (10), Mobile, Ala., 2005 Gretz, Nick (25), Apple Valley, Minn., 1999-2001 Lee, Eddie (8), Rochester, N.Y., 1979 Grichor, Zach, (11), Spring, Texas, 2009-10 I Leibold, Rich (29), Norwalk, Ohio, 1982 Griffi n, Brantley (4) Talladega, Ala., 2000-01 Icard, Wayne, (47), 1971 Leja, Frank (31), Nahant, Mass., 1977 Griffi n, Danny (20), Niceville, Fla., 1985-86 Leja, Gary (41), Nahant, Mass., 1985-87 Griffi th, Chuck (13), Birmingham, Ala., 1973 J Lentz, Chris (40), Albany, Ga., 1987-88 Grimes, Billy (10), Wilmington, Del., 1979 Jacobs, Mike (9), Mobile, Ala., 1974-77 Levens, Jody, Mobile, Ala., 1984-85 Groom, Brian (5), Semmes, Ala., 1999-2000 Jackson, Brett (16), Mobile, Ala., 1996-1999 Levens, Keith (2), Mobile, Ala., 1979-80 Gross, Jason (6) Mobile, Ala., 2000-03 Lewis, Ronald (53), Huntsville, Ala., 1976 2011 South Alabama Baseball 91 7 All-Time Lettermen

Lieber, Jon (26), Council Bluff s, Iowa, 1991-92 Mocabee, Greg (30), Valparaiso, Ind., 1989 Parnell, Don, 1970 Likely, Cameron (2) Port St. Joe, Fla., 2000-01 Mohler, Keith (20), Mobile, Ala., 1977-79 Partridge, Jeff (46), Hazel Crest, Ill., 1974 Lincoln, Jim (37), Taylor, Mich., 1979 Money, Jeff (40), Mobile, Ala., 1989 Parvin, Ken (11), Gulfport, Miss., 1980-83 Lind, Adam (47) Anderson, Ind., 2003-04 Monroe, Britt (19), Panama City, Fla., 1983 Pastore, Alex (25), Highstown, N.J., 1973-74 Lipscomb, Mike, Mobile, Ala., 1968 Montgomery, Quendon (21), Mobile, Ala., 2003-05 Patrick, Scott (35), Mobile, Ala., 1991-93 Lloyd, Jim (43), Park Ridge, Ill., 1982-83 Mooney, Dale (31), Decatur, Ga., 1978-79 Patterson, Randy (23), Saraland, Ala., 1984 Loar, Mike (30), Lima, Ohio, 1974 Moore, Quinn (47), Brownsburg, Ind., 1998-99 Patterson, Ricky (19), Prichard, Ala., 1974-75 Lofe, Bill (53), Niceville, Fla., 1977 Mordecai, Mike (20), Birmingham, Ala., 1987-89 Peavy, John (37), Mobile, Ala., 1972-73 Loft in, David (9), Robbinsville, N.J., 1995-96 Morgan, Craig (28), Mobile, Ala., 1975-77 Peavy, Luke (43), Mobile, Ala., 2004 Loft in, Ted (21), Mobile, Ala., 1975-77 Morgan, Greg (18), Mobile, Ala., 1979 Pelletier, Ron (10), Goldsboro, N.C., 1980-81 Loft in, Joe (9), Mobile, Ala., 1970-73 Morgan, John (19), Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 1979-80 Penry, Andy (22), Daphne, Ala., 1986-87 Logan, Cliff (20), Mobile, Ala., 1982 Morgan, Josh (33), Th omasville, Ala., 2005 Perez, Rafael (21), Dominican Republic, 1988-89 Logan, Michael (19), Mobile, Ala., 2008-09 Morris, Jeff (4), Cantonment, Fla., 2005-2006 Perry, David (11), Pensacola, Fla., 1992-93 Long, Joe (18), Montrose, Ala., 1999-01 Morrison, Bruce (33), Farmington Hills, Mich., 1981 Perry, Doug (11), Moss Point, Miss., 1984-85 Long, Wayne (25), McDavid, Fla., 1976 Morrison, Doug (32), Ocean Springs, Miss., 1980-81 Petersen, Steve (18), Barrington, Ill., 1982 Lopes, Hugh (2), Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, 1995-96 Morrison, Steve (34), Farmingham, Mich., 1976-78 Petersen, Matt (31), Mead, Colo., 2005-2007 Love, Wesley (51), Locust Fork, Ala., 2003 Moudry, Skip (11), Birmingham, Ala., 1968-70 Peterson, Kevin (15), Lawrence, Kan., 1983 Lowe, Ledell (42), Daphne, Ala., 1976-77 Muenster, Jim (56), St. Charles, Mo., 1977 Pettus, Buck (15) Northport, Ala., 2000-02 Lowell, Brad, (26), Th eodore, Ala., 1998-1999 Mugarditchian, John (40), Birmingham, Mich., 1978 Phelps, Bobby (25), Summerdale, Ala., 1980 Luther, John (58), Corydon, Ind., 1973 Muich, Joe (27), St. Louis, Mo., 1975-76 Phieff er, Greg (31), Wading River, N.Y., 1983 Lynd, Tyler (2), Satsuma, Ala., 2003-2005 Mularz, Scott (39), Montgomery, Ala., 2002 Phillips, Heath (15), Silas, Ala., 1996 Mulhern, Ryan (17), Highlands Ranch, Col., 2001-03 Phillips, Pete (10), Chicago, Ill., 1970-73 M Mullen, Bruce (35), Winchester, Mass., 1971-73 Piccola, Zach (30), 2006 Maasz, Mark (44), Eric, Pa., 1981-82 Murphy, Pat (6), Mobile, Ala., 1991-93 Piccotti, Tony (27) Boise, Idaho, 2000-01 Mackey, Dave, 1970 Murphy, Richard, 1965 Pierce, Vince (16), Waukegan, Ill., 1983-84 Magill, Jim (37), Prattville, Ala., 1977-78 Murray, Keith (19), Mobile, Ala., 1990 Pierre, Billy (26), Mobile, Ala., 1969-72 Major, Tommie (38), Newlondon, Conn., 2003-05 Pierre, Juan (9), Alexandria, La., 1998 Maksimowski, Richard (33), Huntsville, Ala., 1982-83 N Pike, Doug (5), Houston, Texas 1975 Maksudian, Mike (32), Libertyville, Ill., 1987 Nabors, Kevin (20), Spanish Fort, Ala., 2006-08 Plaice, Josh (21), Crestview, Fla., 2002 Malambri, Mark (2), Shalimar, Fla., 1976-78 Nakamura, Mike (45), Victoria, Australia, 1995-97 Plemons, Branon (6), Daphne, Ala., 1988-89 Marino, Mark (16), Sidney, Australia, 1985 Nappi, Chris (35), Decatur, Ala., 2001 Plesha, Bryan (4), Slidell, La., 1988-89 Martin, Ben (16), Mobile, Ala., 1977-80 Neal, Tony (45), Mobile, Ala., 2001-03 Pocase, Paul (51), Mobile, Ala., 1973 Martiniere, Bill (18), Fairhope, Ala., 1981 Nelson, Ben (24), Mobile, Ala., 2000-03 Pompelia, Augie (42), Indiana, Pa., 1978-79 Martinez, Guillermo (6), Miami, Fla., 2004-06 Nelson, Walter (49), Mobile, Ala., 1983 Poole, Bruce (10), Chester, Va., 1973-75 Martino, David (28), Biloxi, Miss., 1979 Neveau, Brian (44), Oshkosh, Wis., 1986-88 Porter, Terry (36), Palm Bay, Fla., 1987 Martorana, Guy (43), Medford, Mass., 1974 Newberry, Th omas (37), Citronelle, Ala., 1976 Poston, Jerry (15), Salem, Mo., 1976-77 Masi, Don (3), Jacksonville, Fla., 1976 Nichol, John (28), Columbus, Ga., 1980-81 Powell, Jay (22) Mobile, Ala., 2000-01 Masino, Josh (14), Pensacola, Fla., 1997 Nichols, Ryan (6), Demopolis, Ala., 2004-2005 Powell, Ronnie (22), Mobile, Ala., 1970-73 Massey, Chris (21), Mobile, Ala., 1995-96 Nickerson, Brett (30), Montgomery, Ala., 2007-2008 Proksa, Bill (3), Barrington, Ill., 1982-83 Maxson, John (54), Jackson, Miss., 1977 Nobles, Chris (43), Mobile, Ala., 1997 Prepst, Roger (11), Grand Bay, Ala., 1978-79 May, Joe (15), Waukegan, Ill., 1981-82 Norris, Terry, 1965 Pritchard, Adam (15), Griffi n, Ga., 2003 Mayorga, Gabe (18), Phoenix, Ariz., 2003 Norton, Jason (24), Mobile, Ala., 1995-1998 Prudhomme, John, 1970 McBride, Randy, (34), Pensacola, Fla., 1998 Norwood, Dee (28), Pensacola, Fla., 1988 Pugh, Aaron (32), Robertsdale, Ala., 1998 McCarthy, John (49), Washington, D.C., 1989 Pugh, Dwayne (46), San Francisco, Calif., 1997-2000 McCranie, Brian (26), Pace, Fla., 1989-90 O Purcell, Walter, 1965 McCrory, Ryan (39), Saraland, Ala., 2007-2008 O’Berry, Mike (15), Birmingham, Ala., 1973-75 Putnam, Pat (25), Ft. Meyers, Fla., 1975 McDonald, Daniel (29), Mobile, Ala., 2007-2008 O’Shea, Dennis (50), Wilmington, Del., 1978-81 McFarland, Mike (27), Mobile, Ala., 1966-70 Oberkirch, Paul (44), Slidell, La., 1991 Q McGill, Bryan (28), Atmore, Ala., 1989 Oldham, Steve (26), Gainesville, Ga., 1986-88 Quinones, Tony (20), Semmes, Ala., 1981 McGrain, Don (33), Chicago, Ill., 1972-73 Oliverio, Steve (41), Cincinnati, Ohio, 1982-83 McGraw, Greg (11), Morris, Ala., 1994 Olson, Larry (28), 1970-71 R McIlwain, Brian (17), Gulf Breeze, Fla., 1993 Orberson, Mike (7), Danville, Ky., 1978 Rackley, Doug (39), Ocean Springs, Miss., 1988-89 McKinion, Randy (20), Semmes, Ala., 1993-95 Ondracka, Jeff rey (13) Spanish Fort, Ala., 1999-2000 Ragan, John (51), Lodi, N.J., 1979-83 McLain, Andy (38), Huntingdon Valley, Pa., 1981 O’Reilly, Derek (4), Oakhurst, Calif., 2008-09 Raia, Michael (33), Fairhope, Ala., 2008-present McLain, Kenny, Prichard, Ala., 1968 Otero, Pete (34), Tucson, Ariz., 1979-80 Raley, Kevin (44), Mobile, Ala., 1985-86 McWhirter, Scott (7), San Mateo, Calif., 1973-74 Overstreet, Jake (8), Th omasville, Ala., 2008-present Ramsden, Bryan (28), Palmetto, Fla., 1997 Meier, Greg (14), Ellisville, Mo. Rankin, Billy (40), Birmingham, Mich., 1982 Menendez, Gus (29), Miami, Fla., 2004 P Rawlings, Larned, 1965 Mercer, Tommy (27), Richmond, Va., 1973-74 Pagan, Pat (47), Lindenhurst, N.Y., 1982 Rayborn, Jansen (10), Pascagoula, Miss., 2002-04 Mercurio, David (15), Trenton, N.J., 1982-84 Page, Jon (44), Ligonier, Pa., 1978 Rayborn, Justin (26), Pascagoula, Miss., 2004-05 Merritt, Tim (9), Cantonment, Fla., 1999-01 Paine, Devin (34) Enid, Okla., 1996 Rayborn, Kenny (27), Purvis, Miss., 1994-97 Meyer, Layne (32), St. Louis, Mo., 1999-2000 Palmer, Lloyd (38), Pascagoula, Miss., 1979 Reaves, Bill, 1970 Middleton, Jeff (9), Mobile, Ala., 2004-2005 Palmer, Troy (28), Augusta, Kan., 1991 Reed, John, 1965 Miller, Glenn, 1970 Panzera, Phil (34), Charleston, W.V., 1975 Reese, Conner (29), Daphne, Ala., 2010-present Miller, Lynn (36), Vancleave, Miss., 1994-96 Parazine, Randy (21), Pensacola, Fla., 1979-83 Reeves, Chad (39), Mobile, Ala., 2010-present Miller, Larry (34), Northbrook, Ill., 1982-85 Parenteau, Bob (8), Mobile, Ala., 1978 Reid, Brett (42), Birmingham, Ala., 1972 Miller-Jones, Gary (2), Centerville, Mass., 1982 Paris, Carlton (19), Pinson, Ala., 2010-present Reidy, Enas (52), Hallandale, Fla., 1975-78 Mills, Greg (22), Burbank, Calif., 1984-85 Parker, Brett (11) Mobile, Ala., 2000-03 Remos, Craig (20) Miami, Ariz., 2000-01 Mitchell, Brent (26), Paris, Ontario, 2010-present Parnell, Adam (33), Foley, Ala., 2001-02 Reuther, Bubby (20), New Orleans, La., 1979-80 Mitchell, Ronnie (7), Birmingham, Ala., 1975 Parnell, Dan (37), Alexandria, Va., 1980 Reynolds, Clint (2), Daphne, Ala., 2007-10 Mizell, Max (35), Sunnyvale, Calif., 1977 Richardson, Jay (22) Mobile, Ala. 2000-02 2011 South Alabama Baseball 92 7 All-Time Lettermen

Richardson, Dock, Prichard, Ala., 1965-68 Stamps, Jerry (8), Bessemer, Ala., 1974-75 Ward, Lance (7), Satsuma, Ala., 1993-94 Rivero, Omar (7) Miami, Fla., 2000 Stamy, John (45), Pottstown, Pa., 1974 Ward, Turner (16), Saraland, Ala., 1986 Roach, Kyle (44), Magnolia Springs, Ala., 1998-99 Stanky, Danny (42), Mobile, Ala., 1973 Ward, Wes (15), Saraland, Ala., 1985-86 Roberts, Daniel (40), Citronelle, Ala., 2004 Stanky, Kyle (16), Desoto, Texas, 1999-02 Warren, Mike (4), Mobile, Ala., 1972-75 Roberts, Howard, 1970 Stanky, Mike (5), Mobile, Ala., 1970-73 Watts, Fielding (33), Selma, Ala., 1992 Robertson, Robby (15, 233), Mobile, Ala., 1987-90 Stapleton, David (11), Loxley, Ala., 1974-75 Weaver, Clevon (8), McIntosh, Ala., 2006-2007 Rocker, James, Prichard, Ala., 1968 Stapleton, Josh (35), Daphne, Ala., 2005 Weaver, Patrick (7), 2005-2006 Rodriguez, Corey (20), Cupertino, Calif., 1990 Steadman, Brian (28), Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1999-2000 Webb, Kevin (36), Machipongo, Va., 1977-78 Roeder, Jason (39), Seymour, Ind., 1993-96 Stejskal, Bill (31), Nashville, Tenn., 1980-82 Webster, Michael (10), Fayette, Ala., 1977-78 Roesslein, Mike (23), Barrington, Ill., 1972-73 Sterling, Bubba (31), Meridian, Miss., 1973 Weekes, Richard (30), Jay, Fla., 1971-72 Rogers, Jay (38), Memphis, Tenn., 1983-86 Stevens, Paul (5), Oak Lawn, Ill., 1974 Weems, Tommy, 1965 Rohde, John (22), Birmingham, Mich., 1974-77 Stoessel, Tim (50), Pittsburgh, Pa., 1982-83 Weindel, Gene, Mobile, Ala., 1966-68 Roller, Howard (47), Carmel, Ind., 1976 Stone, Greg (46), Royal Oak, Mich., 1975 Wells, Eben (22), Ozark, Ala. 1998-99 Roney, Scott (30), Auburn, Ala., 1975-76 Stratton, Art (34), Mobile, Ala., 1986-87 West, Brandon (25), Lucedale, Miss., 1996-97 Rosen, Al (6), St. Louis, Mo., 1973-76 Straub, Freddie (3), 1969 West, Herman (53), Flushing, Mich., 1979-80 Rosenthal, Ian (44), Philadelphia, Pa., 1989 Sturgeon, Bill (16), Mobile, Ala., 1973-76 West, Travis (30), Riverview, Fla., 2004-2005 Rosseau, Ernie (8), Satellite Beach, Fla., 1972-73 Sulivant, Eric (44) 2006 Whitaker, John (14), St. Louis, Mo., 1975-76 Rouse, Charles (47), Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., 1980 Sulivant, Jason (6) Mobile, Ala., 2000-01 White, Kirk (6), Detroit, Mich., 1985 Rub, Jerry (36), Westchester, Ohio, 1985-86 Summer, Doyle (36), Mobile, Ala., 1971-73 White, Taylor (4), Jackson, Ala., 2010-present Russell, Richard (10), Kirkwood, Mo., 1977 Sutley, Andy (4), Th eodore, Ala., 1996-98 Whited, Ron (2), Gulf Breeze, Fla., 1991-92 Rutledge, Joel (17), Prichard, Ala., 1966-69 Sytko, Kevin (22), Surrey, British Columbia 2002-03 Whitehead, Dennis (11), Birmingham, Ala., 1970-73 Ryan, Al (6), New Orleans, La., 1972 Whitehurst, Tom (38), Blakely, Ga., 1997-98 T Whitworth, Lucas (29), Weston, Mo., 2001 S Tanner, Brent (10), Lucedale, Miss., 2010-present Wiegel, Mark (3), Chicago, Ill., 1980 Sage, Brandon (21), Mobile, Ala., 2007-09 Tapia, Mark (56), Mobile, Ala., 1973-75 Wiggins, Spencer (32), Mobile, Ala., 2001-02 Salem, Emeel (23), Birmingham, Ala., 1974-77 Taylor, James (41), Mobile, Ala., 1994-96 Wiley, Terry (5), Mobile, Ala., 1995-1998 Salvagio, Tom (23), Elizabeth, Colorado, 1995-97 Taylor, Seth (8), Pensacola, Fla., 1996-99 Wilke, Brian (20), Waterloo, Wis., 1983-84 Sandberg, Jerry (18), 1969 Th ames, Darren (8), Chickasaw, Ala., 1980-83 Willard, Barry (22), Pascagoula, Miss., 1983 Sanders, Butch (28), Mobile, Ala., 1972 Th arpe, Ted (55), Tallahassee, Fla., 1974-75 Williams, Chett (21), Mobile, Ala., 1979-80 Sanfratello, John, 1970 Th eige, Mike (18), Minot, N.D., 1984-85 Williams, Kent (19), Meridian, Miss., 1988-89 Sanguinetti, Chris (1), Albuquerque, N.M., 1972-73 Th ielepape, Sam (41), Austin, Texas, 1984 Williams, Kevin E. (29), Mobile, Ala., 2003 Sassone, Mike (31), St. Petersburg, Fla., 1984-85 Th ompson, Brad (42), Lucedale, Miss., 1993-94 Williams, Kevin M. (25), Columbus, Ga., 2003-04 Saunders, Marvin (18), Chesapeake, Va., 1977-78 Th ompson, Mark (30), Janesville, Wis., 1988 Williams, Marc (56), Mobile, Ala., 1981 Scaffi di, Jake (24), Mobile, Ala., 1992 Th ompson, Mark (35), Ladd, Ill., 1993-95 Williams, Mike (36), Mobile, Ala., 1972 Scarborough, Mike (44), Dothan, Ala., 1977 Th ompson, Pete (42), Farmington Hills, Mich., 1981-83 Williams, Rick (26), Riviera Beach, Fla., 1975-77 Schreiner, Roland, 1965 Th ompson, Russell (2), 1969 Williams, Skip (4), Bayou La Batre, Ala., 1978 Schreiner, Gary, 1970 Th ompson, Tim (45), Pensacola, Fla., 1978-80 Williams, Terry (48), Newnan, Ga., 1973-74 Scoville, Shane (44), Basking Ridge, N.J., 2001-02 Tice, Mike (2), Hamilton, Va., 1971-72 Williamson, Casey (31), Dothan, Ala., 1996-97 Seales, Buster, 1967 Tillman, Joe (20), Mobile, Ala., 1968-70 Wilson, Jim (43), Whistler, Ala., 1981 Sealy, Scot (20), Satsuma, Ala., 1992 Toifel, Brick (23), Mobile, Ala., 1982 Wilson, Mark (27), Mobile, Ala., 1986-87 Secchiari, Clark (23), Fairhope, Ala., 2004 Toomey, Clint (4) Chickasaw, Ala., 2007-2008 Wisniewski, Jim (6), Detroit, Mich., 1977 Seibert, Marc (21), Pensacola, Fla., 1991-92 Touchstone, Brad (2), Pensacola, Fla., 1996-99 Wise, Justin (45), St. Louis, Mo., 2004-2005 Shaver, Jim (11), Festus, Mo., 1988-89 Touchstone, Don, Pensacola, Fla., 1970 Wolfe, Steve (38), Wilmer, Ala., 1977 Sheridan, Jeff (54), Mulberry, Fla., 1976 Touchstone, Josh (8), Semmes, Ala., 2001-2004 Wood, Adam (19), Daphne, Ala., 2002-2005 Shipley, Tom, 1970 Touchstone, T.J (4), Pensacola, Fla., 2002-03 Wormsby, Greg (10), Mobile, Ala., 1980-81 Shortell, Eric (15), Mission, Kan., 2007 Tracy, Jack (5), Shrewsbury, N.J. 2001-02 Wright, Greg (54), Th eodore, Ala., 1979 Shugart, Shaun, Fairhope, Ala., 2004 Trout, Jim, 1966 Simmermacher, Brett (5), Crestline, Ohio 1982-83 Tsimpides, Boo (36) Birmingham, Ala., 2000-01 Y Simmermacher, Brian (5), Crestline, Ohio, 1982-85 Turner, Brett (36), Mobile, Ala., 2006-07 Ybarra, Jamie (27), San Jose, Calif., 1992-93 Simmons, Jeramy (23), Jacksonville, Fla., 2004-05 Youngblood, Avery (44), Biloxi, Miss., 1996-97 Simpson, Jay (14), Zachary, La., 1992-93 U Yrabedra, Kent (7), 1970-71 Simpson, Steve (21), Snoqualmie, Wash., 1990 Urban, Andy (22), Rainbow City, Ala., 1994-95 Sisler, Ric (49), Nashville, Tenn., 1982 Uvodich, John (33), Cupertino, Calif., 1979-80 Z Skidmore, Byron (27), Citronelle, Ala., 1988-89 Zellers, Kevin (1), Mobile, Ala., 1992-93 Skipper, Guy (39), Pensacola, Fla., 2005-2006 V Zimmerman, Mike (42), Brooklyn, N.Y., 1988-90 Smallwood, Erik (14), Clear Springs, Ala., 2001-02 Vallero, Rich (5), Pacifi ca, Calif., 1994-95 Smith, Bubba (38), Birmingham, Ala., 1982 Vance, David (32), Mobile, Ala., 1975 Smith, Eric (36), Melbourne, Fla., 1997 Vance, Mark (49), Pendleton, Ind., 1977-79 Smith, Gary (40), Mobile, Ala., 1984-85 Vick, Tyler (9), Collinsville, Miss., 2010 Smith, Herb, Foley, Ala., 1967-68 Smith, Mike, Foley, Ala., 1969-72 W Smith, Paul (37), Mobile, Ala., 1981 Wacker, Larry (14), Mobile, Ala., 1968-70 Smith, Richard (9), Heath, Ohio, 1979 Wade, Brett (44), Dallas, Texas, 2007 Smith, Sam (38), Rio Rancho, N.M., 2001-02 Wade, Terry (8), Mobile, Ala., 1968-71 Snypes, Al (19), Mobile, Ala., 1968-71 Waid, Jay (42), Trussville, Ala., 1979 Sorrow, Steve (56), Mobile, Ala., 1976 Waite, Jimbo (46), Eight Mile, Ala., 1980 Southard, Scott (4), Pensacola, Fla., 1991-1993 Waldrop, Rodney (31), Birmingham, Ala., 1971-72 Sparks, Steven (30), Fairhope, Ala., 1997-1998 Walker, Chuck (18), Ozark, Ala., 1991 Spencer, Phil (21), Valparaiso, Fla., 1986-87 Walker, Mike (1), San Mateo, Calif., 1974-77 Spivey, Mel (26), Daphne, Ala., 2001-02 Walters, P.J. (25), Pace, Fla., 2004-2006 Stacy, I.B. (13), Winter Haven, Fla., 1993-1997 2011 South Alabama Baseball 93 7 Jaguar Honors

GTE-CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1997 Joey Choron, 2B Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year 1994 Marlon Anderson, 2B 1986 Mike Dull, 3B Brey Curtis, OF (2nd) 1983 Eddie Stanky Mark Dobnikar, 1B (2nd) 1996 Brey Curtis, OF Jason Norton, P (2nd) 1992 Steve Kittrell Allen Halley, P (2nd) 1997 Brey Curtis, OF Mike Fischer, P (2nd) 1996 Steve Kittrell 1995 Marlon Anderson, 2B 1998 Juan Pierre, OF 1998 Steve Kittrell Shane Britt, OF Freshman All-Americans Mike Fischer, P 1999 Steve Kittrell I.B. Stacy, DH 1986 Luis Gonzalez, 1B, 2nd (BA) Tom Whitehurst, OF 2001 Steve Kittrell Allen Halley, P (2nd) 1987 Mike Mordecai, SS, 1st (BA) Justin Carter, P 2003 Steve Kittrell Mike Nakamura, P (2nd) 1995 Mike Nakamura, P, 1st (CB) 1999 Daniel Head, P (2nd) David Francia, OF (2nd) 1996 Seth Taylor, SS (HM) Eben Wells, OF (2nd) Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year 1996 Jason Norton, P 1999 Tim Merritt, OF, 2nd (BA), 2000 Tim Merritt, SS 1990 Mike Zimmerman, RHP Mike Nakamura, P HM (CB) Tony Piccotti, 1B (2nd) 1992 Jon Lieber, RHP Hugh Lopes, 2B 2001 Clark Girardeau, P, 1st (CB) 2001 Clark Girardeau, P 1995 Marlon Anderson, IF Shane Britt, OF 2003 Adam Lind, OF, 2nd (BA) Tim Merritt, SS 1998 Juan Pierre, OF Pete Della Ratta, P (2nd) 2004 P.J. Walters, P, 1st (CB) Ryan Mulhern, OF 2006 David Freese, 3B Tyler Boulo, C (2nd) 2006 David Doss, DH, 1st (CB) Tony Neal, P (2nd) Seth Taylor, SS (2nd) Nick Gretz, 1B (2nd) Sun Belt Conference Pitcher of the Year David Francia, OF (2nd) All-Americans Scott Calahan, 2B (2nd) 2006 P.J. Walters, P (co-winner) 1997 Brey Curtis, OF 1971 Glenn Borgmann, C, 1st (TSN) 2002 Ryan Mulhern, OF Mike Fischer, P (2nd) 1973 Ernie Rosseau, OF, 1st (ABCA) Erik Smallwood, OF (2nd) Sun Belt Conference Joey Choron, 2B (2nd) 1978 Mark Johnston, OF, 1st (AACBC) 2003 Ryan Mulhern, OF Newcomer/Freshman of the Year Seth Taylor, DH (2nd) 1986 Tim Becker, IF, Fr. 1998 Mike Fischer, P 1984 Pete Coachman, 3B, 2nd Clark Girardeau, P (2nd) 1998 Justin Carter, LHP Justin Carter, P (BA, AACBC) Brett Parker, SS (2nd) 1999 Tim Merritt, OF, Fr. Jason Norton, P Lance Johnson, OF, 2004 Adam Lind, OF (2nd) 2001 Clark Girardeau, RHP, Fr. Tom Whitehurst, OF 3rd (AACBC) 3rd (BA) 2006 David Freese, 3B 2004 P.J. Walters, RHP, Fr. Juan Pierre, OF 1986 Tim Becker, SS, 2nd (AACBC) P.J. Walters, P 2006 David Doss, 3B, Fr. Ben Keats, C Mike Dull, 3B, 3rd (AACBC) 2007 Joel Collins, C (2nd) 1999 Daniel Head, P 1988 Luis Gonzalez, 1B, (AACBC) Jeff Cunningham, 1B (2nd) All-Sun Belt Conference Eben Wells, OF 1989 Mike Mordecai, SS, 2nd (AACBC) 2008 Ryne Jernigan, 2B (1st) 1981 Feb Bolling, 2B Layne Meyer, P (2nd) 1990 Mike Zimmerman, P, 1st (CB) 2009 David Doss, C Tom Brady, 1B Nick Gretz, 1B (2nd) 2nd (BA, TSN) 2010 Lance Baxter, P (2nd) Geoff Doggett, OF Scott Calahan, 2B (2nd) 1992 Andrew Kontorinis, 1B, Jake Overstreet, 3B (2nd) Ron Pelletier, OF Tim Merritt, OF (2nd) 3rd (ABCA) Greg Wormsby, DH Brian Groom, DH (2nd) Jon Lieber, P, 3rd (ABCA, BA) NCAA Regional All-Tournament 1982 Ralph Codinach, 3B 2001 Joe Long, P 1995 Marlon Anderson, 2B, 1st (BA) 1984 Pete Coachman, 3B Dennis Johnston, OF Nick Gretz, 1B 1st (SST) 2nd (CB) Van Graham, SS Geoff Doggett, OF 2002 Ryan Mulhern, OF 1996 Jason Norton, P, 3rd (CB) Lance Johnson, OF Steve Oliverio, P Jansen Rayborn, 1B (2nd) HM (SST) Brian Simmermacher, OF John Duff y, P Josh Touchstone, 2B (2nd) 1998 Mike Fischer, P, 1st (BA, ABCA) 1987 Robert Franklin, OF 1983 Jim Filotei, 1B Brett Parker, SS (2nd) 2nd (TSN, SST) 3rd (CB) Stuart Fuller, P Ralph Codinach, 3B Erik Smallwood, OF (2nd) Juan Pierre, OF, 2nd (NBCWA) Mike Maksudian, OF Dennis Johnston, OF Jason Gross, DH (2nd) 3rd (SST, CB) 1990 Harold Dueitt, 2B Steve Oliverio, P 2003 Ryan Mulhern, OF (1st) 1999 Eben Wells, OF, HM (NCBWA) Robby Robertson, OF 1984 Van Graham, SS Brett Parker, SS 2002 Ryan Mulhern, OF, 3rd (ABCA) Mike Zimmerman, P Pete Coachman, 3B Clark Girardeau, P (2nd) 2003 Ryan Mulhern, OF, 3rd ABCA) 1993 Tyrone Dixon, OF Lance Johnson, OF Kevin Sytko, 3B (2nd) 2004 Adam Lind, OF, 3rd (ABCA) Jeremy Hunt, OF Mike Sassone, P 2004 Adam Lind, OF P.J. Walters, P, 3rd (ABCA) Scott Southard, SS 1986 Tim Becker, SS P.J. Walters, P (2nd) 2006 David Freese, 3B, 1st (ABCA) 1997 Tom Salvagio, 2B Mike Dull, 3B 2005 Adam Wood, P P.J. Walters, P, 2nd (CB) 3rd (BA) Joey Choron, 2B Wes Ward, OF (2nd) 2006 P.J. Walters, P 2007 Jeff Cunningham, 1B, 3rd (CB) Brey Curtis, OF Jerry Rub, P (2nd) Chase Christianson, RP 2008 Ryne Jernigan, 2B, 3rd (ABCA) 1998 Mike Fischer, P 1987 Mike Maksudian, OF David Freese, 3B 2009 David Doss, C, 3rd (CB) 1999 Nick Gretz, 1B Brian Neveau, DH (2nd) Jeff Cunningham, 1B Eric Janecek, P Dewayne Jones, 2B (2nd) Tyler Jones, OF ABCA All-South/Central Region Eben Wells, OF Mike Mordecai, SS (2nd) Patrick Weaver, OF (2nd) 1972 Stan Butkus, P (3rd) 2002 Kevin Sytko, 3B 1988 Luis Gonzalez, 1B David Doss, DH (2nd) Al Ryan, 2B (3rd) 2003 Kevin Sytko, 3B Dewayne Jones, 2B 2007 Jeff Cunningham, 1B 1973 Mark Hoff man, P Cole Craig, OF Mike Mordecai, SS (2nd) David Doss, 3B (2nd) Ernie Rosseau, OF Ryan Mulhern, OF Logan Collins, OF (2nd) Joel Collins, C (2nd) 1974 Jim Hively, OF (3rd) Clark Girardeau, P Rafael Perez, P (2nd) 2008 Ray Kruml, OF (2nd) 1975 Jerry Stamps, DH 2005 Joel Collins, DH Brian Neveau, DH (2nd) 2009 David Doss, C 1989 Mike Mordecai, SS Adam Heisler, OF (2nd) 1978 Steve Morrison, 1B 2006 P.J. Walters, P Scott Bray, P Mark Johnston, OF Jay Gainer, 1B (2nd) Enas Reidy, P All-South Independent Kent Williams, OF (2nd) Keith Mohler, OF (2nd) 1974 Jim Hively, OF Mike Zimmerman, P (2nd) ABBREVIATION KEY Jerry Carpenter, 3B (2nd) Jerry Stamps, DH 1990 Mike Zimmerman, P 1983 Steve Oliverio, P, (2nd) Blaine Dollar, P (HM) Allen Battle, OF (2nd) TSN Th e Sporting News 1984 Pete Coachman, 3B Tommy Mercer, P (HM) Harold Dueitt, 2B (2nd) Lance Johnson, OF Alex Pastore, 3B (HM) Robby Robertson, OF (2nd) AACBC American Association of 1986 Tim Becker, SS 1975 Jerry Stamps, DH 1991 Allen Battle, OF Collegiate Baseball Coaches Mike Dull, 3B Mike O’Berry, C (2nd) Scott Bosarge, C (2nd) ABCA American Baseball Coaches 1987 Mike Mordecai, SS David Stapleton, 2B (2nd) Tyrone Dixon, OF (2nd) 1988 Luis Gonzalez, 1B Joe Muich, P (2nd) Andrew Kontorinis, 1B (2nd) Association 1989 Mike Mordecai, SS Bill Sturgeon, P (2nd) Jon Lieber, P (2nd) BA Baseball America Scott Bray, P (2nd) 1976 Leon Druckenmiller, 3B (2nd) Scott Southard, SS (2nd) 1990 Allen Battle, OF Tony Barylski, OF (HM) 1992 Andrew Kontorinis, 1B CB Collegiate Baseball Mike Zimmerman, P 1977 Jerry Poston, 1B Jon Lieber, P SST Smith Super Team 1992 Andrew Kontorinis, 1B Steve Morrison, 3B Scot Sealy, C (2nd) 2nd Second Team Jon Lieber, P Ben Martin, P (HM) Scott Southard, SS (2nd) Jay Simpson, OF Mark Johnston, OF (HM) 1993 Tyrone Dixon, OF 3rd Th ird Team 1993 Tyrone Dixon, OF Pat Murphy, 2B HM Honorable Mention Pat Murphy, 2B (2nd) Scott Southard, SS (2nd) 2011 South Alabama Baseball 94 7 Jaguar Traditions

Intangible Mile Run

Th e Intangible Mile Run is an annual one-mile race that originally marked the beginning of fall practice. Started by legendary coach Eddie Stanky in 1969, the race examines the physical shape of the student-athletes and must be completed within six minutes. It is now run at the beginning of spring practice. Former USA outfi elder Clint Reynolds became the fi rst Jaguar to win the Intangible Mile four times, and the fi rst to win three consecutive years aft er his win last season.

Intangible Mile Winners Since 1991

1991 Colin Kerley (5:05) 2002 Corey Wiggins (5:30) 1992 Brad Th ompson (5:20) 2003 Tyler Kerns (5:30) 1993 Brad Th ompson (5:29) 2004 Tyler Kerns (5:50) 1994 Brey Curtis (N/A) Jeff Morris (5:50) 1995 Landon Yelverton (N/A) 2005 Clint Reynolds (5:13) 1996 Brey Curtis (5:38) 2006 Ray Kruml (5:23) 1997 Juan Pierre (5:08) 2007 Clint Reynolds (5:40) 1998 Brian Christ (5:22) 2008 Clint Reynolds (5:24) Former Jaguar head coach Eddie Stanky 1999 Brian Christ (4:57) 2009 Clint Reynolds (5:33) started the Intangible Mile Run in 1969. 2000 Jack Tracy (5:23) 2010 Clint Reynolds (5:33) 2001 Corey Wiggins (5:27) 2011 Kyle Dees (5:19)

South Alabama and Toys for Tots

Th e South Alabama Jaguar baseball team has made a name for itself in the community. Th is off season, Jaguar student-athletes and Diamond Girls were involved with Toys for Tots.

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JAGUARS IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL Signed Organization Signed Organization Signed Organization 1969 Henry Daugherty St. Louis Cardinals Warren Hughes St. Louis Cardinals Stephen Sparks Pittsburgh Pirates 1971 Glenn Borgmann Mike Sassone Houston Astros 1999 Seth Taylor New York Yankees Jerry Devens 1986 Tim Becker New York Yankees 2000 Daniel Head Seattle Mariners Steve Kittrell Boston Red Sox Turner Ward New York Yankees Dwayne Pugh Toronto Blue Jays Al Snypes Boston Red Sox Jerry Rub New York Yankees 2001 Casey Almond Colorado Rockies 1972 Larry Aubel St. Louis Cardinals Mike Dull Scott Calahan Chicago White Sox Stan Butkus St. Louis Cardinals 1987 Mike Maksudian Chicago White Sox Tim Davis Philadelphia Phillies Al Ryan Atlanta Braves Kevin Farmer Nick Gretz Minnesota Twins 1973 Willie Collins 1988 Mark Ettles Houston Astros Warren Hanna Chicago Cubs Gary Conley St. Louis Cardinals Luis Gonzalez Houston Astros Eric Janecek Kalamazoo Kings Steve Gaskin St. Louis Cardinals Dewayne Jones Cameron Likely Houston Astros Ernie Rosseau St. Louis Cardinals 1989 Scott Bray Salt Lake City Trappers Layne Meyer Gateway Grizzlies Dennis Whitehead Montreal Expos Tom Duffi n Seattle Mariners Tim Merritt Seattle Mariners Alex Pastore St. Louis Cardinals Mike Mordecai Atlanta Braves 2002 Shane Scoville Chicago White Sox 1974 Blaine Dollar Rafael Perez Pittsburgh Pirates Erik Smallwood Baltimore Orioles 1975 Jerry Stamps Boston Red Sox Kent Williams California Angels Sam Smith Arizona Diamondbacks David Stapleton Boston Red Sox 1990 Phil Angelos Milwaukee Brewers Mel Spivey Baltimore Orioles Pat Putnam Bob Filotei Cincinnati Reds Eric Th omas Milwaukee Brewers Mark Tapia Pittsburgh Pirates Jay Gainer San Diego Padres 2003 Clark Girardeau San Diego Padres Mike O’Berry California Angels Shane Hale Baltimore Orioles Tony Neal Baltimore Orioles Ricky Patterson New York Mets Keith Murray Texas Rangers Ryan Mulhern Bruce Poole Boston Red Sox Mike Zimmerman Pittsburgh Pirates Brett Parker Cleveland Indians 1976 Mark Howard Pittsburgh Pirates 1991 Allen Battle St. Louis Cardinals 2004 Adam Lind Toronto Blue Jays Bill Sturgeon Chicago White Sox Rob Bergeron Salt Lake City Trappers Tim Land Toronto Blue Jays 1977 Rick Williams Montreal Expos Scott Bosarge Seattle Mariners 2005 Josh Morgan Chicago White Sox Jerry Poston St. Louis Cardinals 1992 Steve Falteisek Montreal Expos Justin Rayborn Chicago Cubs Ledall Lowe Atlanta Braves Kraig Hawkins New York Yankees Jeramy Simmons New York Mets 1978 Mark Johnston New York Yankees Andrew Kontorinis Minnesota Twins 2006 Chase Christianson Arizona Diamondbacks Steve Morrison Montreal Expos Jon Lieber Kansas City Royals P.J. Walters St. Louis Cardinals Marvin Saunders Scot Sealy Texas Rangers Zach Piccola Detroit Tigers James Loft in Baltimore Orioles Jay Simpson California Angels David Freese San Diego Padres 1979 Eddie Lee Boston Red Sox 1993 Tyrone Dixon Detroit Tigers Guillermo Martinez Florida Marlins Keith Mohler Los Angeles Dodgers Pat Murphy Boston Red Sox Tyler Jones Arizona Diamondbacks Scott Beals Cincinnati Reds Scott Southard Florida Marlins 2007 Joey Doan Chicago White Sox 1980 Larry Freeburg Cincinnati Reds 1994 Jamie Jaye Los Angeles Dodgers Joel Collins Toronto Blue Jays Wayne Larker California Angels Lance Ward Mobile BaySharks Jeff Cunningham Colorado Rockies 1981 Tom Brady Minnesota Twins 1995 Marlon Anderson Philadelphia Phillies 2008 Ray Kruml New York Yankees 1982 Dave Czosek Kansas City Royals Marty Barnett Philadelphia Phillies Eric Gonzalez San Diego Padres Geoff Doggett Chicago Cubs Allen Halley Chicago White Sox Kevin Nabors L.A. Angels of Anaheim Gary Miller Jones Boston Red Sox 1996 Pete Della Ratta Oakland Athletics Ryne Jernigan Oakland Athletics 1983 Steve Oliverio Cincinnati Reds Tyler Boulo San Diego Padres 2009 David Doss Philadelphia Phillies John Duff y Detroit Tigers David Francia Philadelphia Phillies Matt Jackson San Diego Padres Ralph Codinach Minnesota Twins 1997 Kenny Rayborn Boston Red Sox Greg Johnson Chicago White Sox 1984 Lance Johnson St. Louis Cardinals Mike Nakamura Minnesota Twins Brandon Sage New York Mets Pete Coachman California Angels 1998 Mike Fischer Los Angeles Dodgers 2010 Lance Baxter Detroit Tigers Marc Estes Los Angeles Dodgers Justin Carter Colorado Rockies D.D. Hanks Baltimore Orioles Skip Blythe Detroit Tigers Juan Pierre Colorado Rockies Brandon Brown New York Mets 1985 Mark Marino California Angels Jason Norton Boston Red Sox Tom Whitehurst Colorado Rockies Boldface indicates reached major leagues though not necessarily with draft ing team.

SOUTH ALABAMA JAGUARS CURRENT MAJOR AND MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERS

Player Pos. 2010 Organization Years at USA Major Leaguers (4) David Freese 3B St. Louis Cardinals 2005-06 Adam Lind OF Toronto Blue Jays 2003-04 Juan Pierre OF Chicago White Sox 1998 P.J. Walters RHP St. Louis Cardinals 2004-06 Triple-A (2) Ryne Jernigan 2B Oakland Athletics 2007-08 Kevin Nabors RHP L.A. Angels of Anaheim 2006-08 Advanced-A (2) Eric Gonzalez RHP San Diego Padres 2006-08 Ray Kruml OF New York Yankees 2007-08 Single-A (7) Lance Baxter LHP Detroit Tigers 2007-10 Brandon Brown SS New York Mets 2009-10 David Doss C Philadelphia Phillies 2006-09 D.D. Hanks RHP Baltimore Orioles 2008-10 Matt Jackson RHP San Diego Padres 2009 Zach Piccola LHP Detroit Tigers 2006 Brandon Sage LHP New York Mets 2007-09

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FORMER JAGUARS IN THE MAJORS

David Freese, Infi elder Club: St. Louis Cardinals (2009-present) Major League Career Statistics

Career G AB AVG R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG 2009-10 87 271 .299 31 81 14 1 5 43 112 23 66 1 1 .360 .413

Freese opened the 2010 season as the starting third baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals aft er playing just four seasons of minor league ball. He batted .296 with four home runs and 36 RBI in his fi rst full season with the Cardinals. He had stops at three minor league levels in St. Louis’ organization before being called up by the Cardinals late in 2009. He hit .313 with 12 home runs and 48 RBI, primarily with Triple A Memphis, before earning his promotion to St. Louis, where he batted .323 with two doubles, a home run and seven RBI in 17 appearances.

Adam Lind, Outfi elder Club: Toronto Blue Jays (2006-present) Major League Career Statistics

Career G AB AVG R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG 2006-10 496 1832 .271 240 497 116 7 80 280 867 133 390 4 3 .322 .473

Lind entered his fi ft h season with the Toronto Blue Jays in 2010 aft er being draft ed by the club in the 2004 First-Year Player Draft . In 2009, he batted .305 with 93 runs scored, 35 home runs and led the team with 46 doubles and 114 RBI, and won the Edgar Martinez Award, which is awarded to the most outstanding designated hitter. He also earned the 2009 Silver Slugger Award as designated hitter. On in 2009, Lind drove in six runs against Detroit, which stands as a Blue Jay Opening Day record. He was named American League Player of the Week for the week ending Sept. 6. Lind was a third-round draft pick (83rd overall) in the 2003 First-Year Player Draft , and in 2006, was named the Blue Jays’ Minor League Player of the Year. He won three Webster awards, which is awarded annually to the top player from each Blue Jays minor league club.

Juan Pierre, Outfi elder Club: Chicago White Sox (2010-present); Los Angeles Dodgers (2007-09); Chicago Cubs (2006); Florida Marlins (2003-06); Colorado Rockies (2000-02) Major League Career Statistics

Career G AB AVG R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG 2000-10 1593 6184 .298 900 1842 217 82 14 434 2265 385 384 527 173 .347 .366

Pierre completed his 11th MLB season and fi rst in the American League in 2010. He reached the 500-steal milestone in June of last year, and is MLB’s career active leader in stolen bases. Pierre has never had less than 30 stolen bases in a full season of service, and led the NL in the category in both 2001 and ’03, as well as pacing the league in hits in 2004 and 2006. He is a career .298 hitter who fi nished in the top 20 of the National League’s MVP voting in 2003 and ’04, his fi rst two years with the Florida Marlins, while he came in sixth in voting for the NL Rookie-of-the-Year Award aft er making his debut with the Colorado Rockies in 2000. Pierre has appeared in the postseason on three occasions, including two of the last three years, recording a .304 batting average in 26 games.

P.J. Walters, Pitcher Club: St. Louis Cardinals (2009-present) Major League Career Statistics

Career G-GS W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HP 2009-10 15-4 2-0 7.24 46.0 53 39 37 19 36 0 Walters was called up to the Major Leagues by the St. Louis Cardinals in the middle of the 2009 season, and made eight appearances, including one start. He recorded his fi rst career win on May 27 against the San Diego Padres, tossing fi ve shutout innings with four strikeouts. Th e right-hander went 2-0 last season, earning wins in his fi rst and last start on the season. Walters had started 20 of 21 games he pitched in for the club’s Triple A affi liate in Memphis, going 8-10 with a 4.54 ERA and 113 strikeouts in 121 innings.

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SOUTH ALABAMA’S FORMER MAJOR LEAGUERS

Hitters Teams/Years G AVG AB R H HR RBI SB BB SO Marlon Anderson NYM-'07-09, LAD-'06-07 1,151 .265 3,204 392 849 63 371 71 227 471 WSH-'06, STL-'04, TBD-'03 PHI-'98-02 Allen Battle STL-'95, OAK-'96 108 .230 248 33 57 1 7 13 32 52 Glenn Borgmann MIN-'72-79, CWS-'80 474 .229 1,294 137 296 16 151 4 191 191 Pete Coachman CAL-'90 16 .311 45 3 14 0 5 0 1 7 Jay Gainer COL-'93 23 .171 41 4 7 3 6 1 4 12 Luis Gonzalez FLA-'08, LA-'07, ARI-'99-06 2,591 .283 9,157 1,412 2,591 354 1,439 128 1,155 1,218 DET-'98, HOU-'97, '90-95 CHC-'95-96 Lance Johnson STL-'87, CWS-'88-95, 1.447 .291 5,379 767 1,565 34 486 327 352 384 NYM-'96-97, CHC-'97-99, NYY-'00 Mike Maksudian TOR-'92, MIN-'93, CHC-'94 34 .220 41 8 9 0 6 0 14 6 Mike Mordecai ATL-'94-97, MON-'98-02 793 .244 1,362 157 333 24 132 13 112 261 FLA-'02-05 Mike O’Berry BOS-'79, CHC-'81-82, 197 .191 376 38 72 3 27 1 43 77 CIN-’83, NYY-’84, MON-’85 Pat Putnam TEX-'77-82, SEA-'83-84, 677 .255 1,989 223 508 63 255 10 144 260 MIN-'84 David Stapleton BOS-'80-86 582 .271 2,028 238 550 41 224 6 114 162 Turner Ward CLE-'90-91, TOR-'91-93, 626 .251 1,548 210 389 39 219 33 186 247 MIL-'94-96, PIT-'97-99, ARI-'99-00, PHI-'01

Pitchers G-GS W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HBP Mark Ettles SD-'93 14-0 1-0 6.50 18.0 23 16 13 4 9 0 Steve Falteisek MON-'97, MIL-'99 15-0 0-0 5.85 20.0 26 14 13 6 7 1 Jon Lieber CHC-'08, PHI-'05-07, 401-327 131-124 4.27 2,198.0 2,388 1,158 1,043 422 1,553 49 NYY-'03-04, CHC-'99-02 PIT-'94-98 Mike Nakamura MIN-'03, TOR-'04 31 0-3 7.51 38.1 47 34 32 9 38 3 Steve Sparks PIT-'00 3 0-0 6.75 4.0 4 3 3 5 2 0

Luis Gonzalez Jon Lieber Marlon Anderson Lance Johnson

2011 South Alabama Baseball 98 7 Luis Gonzalez

DIAMONDBACKS HONOR GONZALEZ, RETIRE SLUGGER’S NUMBER

n August 2010, the Arizona Diamondbacks retired former Jaguar standout Luis Gonzalez’s number (20), making him the fi rst player Iin the organization’s history to have such an honor bestowed upon him. In eight seasons with the Diamondbacks, Gonzalez batted .298 with 224 home runs and 774 RBI. He the organization’s all-time leader in hits (1,337), doubles (310), runs scored (780), home runs (224), RBI (774), total bases (2,373), base on balls (650), on-base percentage (.391) and slugging percentage (.529). Gonzalez was a fi ve-time All-Star with Arizona, and was awarded the 2001 Silver Slugger Award the same year he delivered his infamous walk-off single in game seven of the off of New York Yankees Mariano Rivera, which gave the Diamondbacks their fi rst- ever world championship. He led the National League in hits (206) in 1999, and fi nished second in batting average at .336, but produced, undoubtedly, the best year of his career in 2001 when he batted .325 with a career-best 57 home runs and 142 RBI, and fi nished third in the National League Most Valuable Player voting. Th at season, Gonzalez also set career highs in triples (7), runs scored (128), slugging percentage (.688) and on-base percentage (.429). Gonzalez, who lettered at South Alabama from 1986-88 and earned All-American honors in 1988, holds single-season records for RBI (80) and games played (70) at South Alabama, which he produced in 1988 and ’87, respectively. In 1988, he led the Jaguars in home runs with 16. Gon- zalez had his No. 5 at South Alabama retired in 2001, and was inducted into the USA Hall of Fame in 1999.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 99 7 2011 Diamond Girls

Margaret Anderson Baley Murphy Th e USA Diamond Girls, a volunteer group of Huntsville, Ala. Fairhope, Ala. Radiological Sciences Sports Management Communications students dedicated to assisting the South Alabama baseball program, help out in a number of areas Lenai Augustine Emily Nadeau Ocean Springs, Miss. Mobile, Ala. including serving as hostesses at all home games, Public Relations Education publicizing the program and providing assistance during on-campus recruiting visits. Cheryl Buchel Christina Ousley Mobile, Ala. Robertsdale, Ala. Management Entrepreneurship Arts and Science

Olivia Chapman Emily Pilotte Mobile, Ala. Andalusia, Ala. Nursing Secondary Education English/Language Arts Holly Cowart Prattville, Ala. KaLeigh Pope Nursing George County, Miss. Biomedical Science/ Pre-Pharmacy Jess Davis Orange Beach, Ala. Tristan Smith Exercise Science Robertsdale, Ala. Nursing Shelby Day Mobile, Ala Maegan Snow Elementary Education Rattan, Okla. Biomedical Science Katie Dix Gulfport, Miss. Amy Th omas Nursing Leroy, Ala. Elementary Education Bree Drinkard Citronelle, Ala. Erin Tillman 2011 Diamond Girls Anthropology Th eodore, Ala. Elementary Education (Front row left to right): Kasey McNeill, Lauren Macon and Jess Davis Kendra Fulford (Second row): Emily Nadeau, Shelby Day, Margaret Anderson, Rachel Alabaster, Ala. Maeghan Waite McGuire and Lenai Augustine Accounting Robertsdale, Ala. (Th ird row): Cheryl Buchel, Christina Ousley, Maegan Snow, Emily Exercise Science Pilotte, Holly Cowart and Bree Drinkard Kayla Gunderson (Back row): KaLeigh Pope, Kendra Fulford, Amy Th omas, Baley Murphy Pensacola, Fla. and Olivia Chapman. Nursing Not pictured: Tristan Smith, Maeghan Waite, Katie Dix, Kayla Gunder- son, Susie Hoover and Erin Tillman. Susie Hoover Pensacola, Fla. Sponsored by Political Science

Lauren Macon Goldstein’s Jewelry Mobile, Ala. Physical Th erapy

Rachel McGuire 2011 DIAMOND GIRLS OFFICERS Homewood, Ala. Elementary Education President: Lauren Macon Vice-President: Rachel McGuire Kasey McNeill Secretary: Maeghan Waite Mobile, Ala. Treasurer: Kasey McNeill Management/Entrepreneurship Public Relations: Tristan Smith

2011 South Alabama Baseball 100 7 University of South Alabama

THE UNIVERSITY BY THE NUMBERS Degrees Awarded: 65,000 The University of South Alabama makes a Students Enrolled: more than 15,000 lasting impact on the region through: Patients Treated Annually: 250,000 • An educated workforce Employees: 5,500 • Economic stimulation and jobs creation Annual Economic Impact: $2 billion • Health care contributions Annual Payroll: $289 million, largest in • Research and partnerships Mobile area • Enhanced culture and quality of life

STUDENTS AND PROGRAMS USA COLLEGES USA has educated: AND SCHOOLS ® 2,200 physicians, one-third of the area’s doctors • Allied Health Professions ® 17,000 teachers and school administrators, including • Arts and Sciences 85 percent of Mobile’s public school teachers • Mitchell College of Business ® 10,400 business and accounting professionals • Computer and Information ® Sciences 7,600 nurses • Continuing Education and ® 6,000 engineering and computer science professionals Special Programs • Education ® 4,600 allied health professionals • Engineering The University of South Alabama is among the fastest- • Medicine growing universities in Alabama. • Nursing • Pharmacy with Auburn University

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2011 South Alabama Baseball 101 7 University of South Alabama

THE UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH AND HEALTH CARE OUTREACH • USA’s hospitals and physicians treat more • Total contracts and grants to USA than 250,000 patients each year. have increased by one-third in the last five years • More babies are born every year at USA Children’s & Women’s Hospital than • Contracts and grants for fiscal year 2009: $37 million any other area hospital. • Federal direct appropriations since • USA offers many unique medical services 1998: $159 million including the area’s only neonatal intensive care unit, only Level I trauma center, and the • USA research and outreach touch a Mitchell Cancer Institute. wide range of important issues including: ® Health care ECONOMIC IMPACT ® K-12 education ® Coastal weather, environment, • $2 billion area economic impact annually and seafood industry • Employs 5,500 ® Economic issues, polling and real estate • Annual payroll of $289 million, the largest ® Gulf Coast history and culture payroll in Mobile and Baldwin counties ® Energy and alternative fuels • Generates more than $6 for every $1 provided ® Technology by the state ® Art, cultural and athletic activities • USA 2009-10 Budget (revenues): $788 million State funding: $99 million

USA Mitchell Cancer Institute USA Technology and Research Park

USA’s Mitchell Cancer Institute helps Gulf Coast citizens The USA Technology and Research Park fosters unique partnerships lead longer, healthier lives through the prevention, diagnosis, with industry that have created more than 600 local, private-sector and advanced treatment of cancer through innovative jobs in computer science, information technology and biomedicine. medical research. For an appointment or more information, For more information, call (251) 460-6384 or visit: call 1-800-330-8538 or visit www.usamci.com www.southalabama.edu/usatrp 2011 South Alabama Baseball 102 7 University of South Alabama

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA

CAMPUS GROWTH

The Health Sciences Building provides a new home for the colleges of Allied Health Professions and Nursing.

Meisler Hall, made possible in part by a gift from Herbert A. and Fanny R. Meisler of Mobile, offers a central location for student services. The new campus Moulton Tower and Alumni Plaza serves as a monument honoring alumni, who are providing private support for the project.

The state-of-the-art, 116,000-square-foot Student Recreation Center includes aerobic rooms, weight rooms, The new Engineering spinning rooms, basketball and racquetball courts, an indoor and Computing Sciences track, indoor and outdoor pools, saunas and a rock-climbing Building, now under wall. An adjacent outdoor recreation center will loan construction, will offer students camping equipment and canoes. a new, high-tech home to the College of Engineering and the School of Computer and Information Sciences. U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby has been instrumental in securing federal support for this project.

The Football Field House allows space for weight A new, 20,000-square- rooms, training rooms and the Jim and Frances Yance foot dining facility, now Coaches Suite. The new building is near the new under construction near football practice fields. the residence halls, will seat 500. 2011 South Alabama Baseball 103 7 University President

PRESIDENT GORDON MOULTON

President Gordon Moulton took the helm of the University of South Alabama in 1998 and has led the University on a bold new course of service to Alabama and the nation in its key missions of teaching, research, service, and health care.

Moulton’s career at the University spans more than 44 years and includes service as a faculty member, dean, and vice president. During his presidency, USA has seen its stock rise in every area by which higher education success is measured.

USA remains one of the fastest-growing universities in the state, with enrollment currently topping more than 15,000. The University has seen record freshman classes, and graduate school enrollment has increased by half over the last 10 years. Since its founding in 1963, USA has awarded more than 65,000 degrees and its graduates include 2,200 practicing physicians.

Under Moulton’s leadership, the University has:

• Created the Mitchell Cancer Institute – the first institute of its type in the upper Gulf Coast region providing the most advanced research and treatment • Implemented a program to more than quadruple the possible. number of academic scholarships at the University to more than 3,000. • Established the USA Technology and Research Park, which is strengthening the Mobile area economy • Improved campus life for students by renovating through academic-corporate partnerships to create and the running track, adding new intramural fields, retain more than 600 high-technology jobs. constructing a campus transit system and a beautiful bell tower complex, building a state-of-the-art • Completed the University’s first comprehensive fund- recreation center and dining facility, opening the raising campaign, raising $93.5 million from Meisler Hall student services building, and adding supporters, faculty, staff and alumni. scholarship football and marching band programs.

• Doubled sponsored research and public service • Led more than $460 million in campus construction programs, which spurs high-end job growth and and related projects, touching all areas of the advances in areas such as health care, environmental University (see related University profile). protection, and technology.

“Any progress the University makes is driven by the tenacity, teamwork and leadership. They are also an quality of its faculty and staff, the commitment of students, important catalyst for campus unity and involvement, as and the support of alumni and friends,” said Moulton, who well as vehicles through which people can stay connected to is a firm supporter of USA athletics and is seen regularly at and interested in the development and improvement of the athletic events. University over a lifetime.” “Athletics and marching band are important parts of the UNIVERSITY OF overall college experience. Their impact on the individual participants provides valuable life lessons in discipline, SOUTH ALABAMA 2011 South Alabama Baseball 104 7 Director of Athletics Joel Erdmann

Whether considering the hiring for the replacement of a coaching legend, the atmosphere on football game days at Ladd-Peebles Stadium or success in the classroom, it’s easy to see that Director of Athletics Dr. Joel Erdmann has wasted litt le time in making an impact at the University of South Alabama. Brought on in July 2009 aft er seven years as athletic director at Southeastern Louisiana and North Alabama, Erdmann — just the fourth person to serve in the role at USA — has accomplished all those things and more in his fi rst year guiding the school’s 17-sport program. Immediately aft er arriving, Erdmann was a key fi gure on campus as the university made its fi nal preparations for the fi rst-ever season of tball.foo Th e Jaguars would go 7-0 in the program’s debut season, drawing more than 125,000 fans to Ladd-Peebles Stadium. Since the end of the year, Erd- mann has spearheaded eff orts to make improvements to the facility as well. In preparing for the retirement of head baseball coach Steve Kitt rell, who is entering his 28th season guiding the Jaguars with more than 1,000 career victories, Erdmann established a head coach in waiting position that he fi lled in July with Mark Calvi, an assistant on the staff of College World Series champion South Carolina. He has also reorganized the school’s NCAA compliance staff and its structure. Other facility improvements and projects that Erdmann has been a part of include a new scoreboards and speaker system in Jaguar Gym for the volleyball program this fall, a new outfi eld wall at StankyField that is expected to be in place for the 2011 campaign and a deck beyond the left -fi eld wall at soft ball’s . Nearly 100 USA student-athletes were honored on the Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List and Academic Honor Roll in Erdmann’s fi rst year, while over 160 individuals had a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher in at least one semester in 2009-10. And in competition, the men’s team won the SBC title and competed at the NCAA Southeast Regional. Erdmann, 47, came to USA from Southeastern Louisiana, where he guided a department comprised of 15 sports, 70 staff members and 320 student-athletes since May 2007. In competition, SLU won the 2009 Southland Conference All-Sports Trophy in men’s sports while also recording the school’s highest fi nish ever in the competition for the league’s Com- missioner’s Cup. Off the fi elds and courts, he reorganized the department’s structure, creating divisions of student support services, external aff airs and an expanded academic support program, and oversaw facility construction projects that included a football stadium club, suites and press box, a new strength and conditioning facility, a student-athlete academic success center, a Hall of Champions, Donor Wall of Recognition and improvements to the soccer and soft ball facilities. His eff orts helped the school enhance its Academic Progress Rate (APR) and Graduation Success Rate (GSR) performance, while also landing a $100,000 grant from the NCAA to renovate the student-athlete academic success center. In addition to seeing ticket revenue in football, basketball and baseball increase his last year over the totals posted in 2007-08, Erdmann oversaw the sales of the football stadium club and suites, created a seating selection process and also modifi ed the layout in the basketball arena to create premium courtside seats and enhance the seats available to students. Erdmann was responsible for creating and monitoring the department’s budgets, the Lion Athletic Association’s budget as well as various development and foundation accounts, fi nishing the 2008 fi scal year in balance. His fi rst position guiding an athletic department began in August 2002 when he was named director of athletics at North Alabama. In fi ve years with the institution, Erdmann oversaw a unit that made 19 NCAA Championships appearances highlighted by a title and a runner-up fi nish by the volleyball program, while recording its highest rankings ever in the NACDA United States Sports Academy Directors’ Cup in 2003-04 and ’04-05. Th e football squad advanced to the semifi nals of the NCAA Division II playoff s twice and the quarterfi - nals once while claiming a pair of GSC championships. Th e men’s golf team won the region en route to fi nishing sixth in the country, with the men’s basketball, baseball, soft ball, men’s and women’s , and men’s and women’s cross country programs experiencing their best seasons in a decade as well. In the classroom, not only did UNA record the highest graduation rate of any public four-year institution that plays football in the state, it posted seven of the top 10 semester de- partmental GPAs including the highest on record. Erdmann was responsible for creating and managing a $3.5 million budget for the athletic department. In addition to increasing every sport’s operating budget for the fi rst time since 1988, he helped build the cash reserve for athletics from $17,000 t o$320,000. He also created and coordinated all departmental marketing and fundraising activities — Erdmann’s eff orts in those areas helped increase corporate giving by $270,000 as well as membership numbers and donations to the UNA Sportsman’s Club. In his time at UNA, Erdmann helped negotiate and contract facility partnerships with the city of Florence for an $800,000 soft ball fi eld and stadium while overseeing improvements to the baseball locker room and grandstand as well as women’s basketball and volleyball locker rooms. His eff orts to renovate the basketball arena led to a refi nished fl oor, new score- boards, press row, lights, sound system and arena façade. A member of the NCAA Division II Football Committ ee during the 2006-07 academic year, Erdmann also co-chaired the NCAA Division II Football Southeast Region Advisory Committ ee. Erdmann fi rst came to USA in 1991 to serveas a graduate assistant on the baseball staff . In addition to helping the Jaguars fi nish 44-16, advance to an NCAA Regional and win the SBC East Division title, he earned a master’s degree in physical education. He returned to USA in 1995 as an assistant professor in the department of Health, Physical Education and Leisure Studies (HPELS) and an assistant baseball coach, a position he served in for two seasons. During that stretch, the Jags fi nished with a combined mark of 85-36 (70.2%), won the Sun Belt Conference championship both years, and advanced to an NCAA Regional each season — they would fi nish as the runner-up at the South I Region in Baton Rouge in 1997, ending the spring ranked as high as 15th in the fi nal national polls. Following the end of that campaign, Erdmann maintained his teaching position in the department of HPELS and became an assistant to the athletic director. In that role, which he held until December 2000, he focused on game operations, compliance and special projects. He was the manager for the 2001 Sun Belt Basketball Tournament, which included 24 teams in the combined men’s and women’s event, as well as the league’s baseball championships in 1998 and ’00. Erdmann also coordinated game operations for men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, volleyball and soccer, which included di- recting numerous activities the fi rst year the Mitchell Center opened. During this time frame he also earned tenure and was promoted to Associate Professor in HPELS. In January 2001, he was promoted to assistant athletic di- rector and executive director of the Jaguar Athletic Club. Erd- mann coordinated all of the club’s operations, amended the mission and membership criteria for the Board of Directors, realigned member benefi ts and modifi ed giving levels, and enhanced communication through the creation of a quarterly newslett er. A 1986 South Dakota State graduate with a degree in edu- cation, he began his career in athletics as an assistant baseball coach for an American Legion team while still a student. He began a four-year stint as an assistant coach at Pacifi c in 1987, working as a social science and physical education teacher in Stockton at the same time. He earned his doctorate from Florida State in 1995 in sports management/athletic adminis- tration, working as operations coordinator for the Tallahassee Convention and Visitors Bureau while completing the degree. A native of Bismarck, N.D., Erdmann is married to the for- mer Tina Milton. Th e couple has three dogs and a cat.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 105 7 Athletic Staff

William Amos Ron Antoine Charisse Armstrong Ronnie Arrow Jeff Bailey Mike Barbee Jaguar Sports Marketing/IMG Assistant Football Coach Accounting Clerk Head Men’s Football Equipment Cross Country/Assistant Account Executive Basketball Coach Operations Manager Track & Field Coach

Jennifer Barnes Karen Barrick Kevin Beasley Brendt Bedsole Bobby Brasel Nick Brochu Baseball Secretary Football Secretary Assistant Media Relations Director of Assistant Women’s Head Men’s Tennis Coach Director Football Operations Basketball Coach

Matt hew Brown Mike Brown Paul Brueske Lisa Callaghan Mark Calvi Joey Choron Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Men’s Head Cross Country/ Football Secretary Associate Head Assistant Strength & Basketball Coach Track & Field Coach Baseball Coach/ Conditioning Coach Head Coach In Waiting

Steve Clanton Becky Clark Bill Clark Chris Coker Kurt Crain Lori DeLong Head Cheerleading Coach Head Soft ball Coach Assistant Football Coach Director of Men’s Assistant Football Coach Assistant Athletic Trainer Basketball Operations

Brian Diaz Chuck Dunn Mohammed El-Zare Haven Fields Edra Finley Randy Flach Assistant Soccer Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Soccer Coach Assistant Athletic Director/ Media Relations Assistant Assistant Track & Field Football and Special Projects Coach

Michael Floyd Brian Fremund Jinni Frisbey John Goodroe Greg Gregory Jessica Hall Assistant Men’s Assistant Athletic Director/ Assistant Athletic Director/ Athletic Development Assistant Football Coach Director of Women’s Basketball Coach Media Relations Sports Medicine and Director Basketball Operations Head Athletic Trainer 2011 South Alabama Baseball 106 7 Athletic Staff

Ben Hannan Matt Horne Meredith Ivy T.J. Jackson Pat Johnson Head Men’s Golf Coach Assistant Media Relations Director Head Dance Team Coach Head Women’s Golf Coach Athletic Academic Counselor

Paul Johnson Joey Jones Greg Keel Sherry Kennemer Nicole Keshock Assistant Men’s Head Football Caoch Athletic Ticket Sales Director of Academic Services/ Head Volleyball Coach Basketball Coach Account Executive Senior Woman Administrator

Jaco Keyser Steve Kitt rell Jon Klein Jimmy Kolaitis Tommy Kopec Head Women’s Tennis Coach Head Baseball Coach Athletic Ticket Sales Assistant Soft ball Coach Assistant Athletic Trainer Account Executive

Dr. Michael Linder Alan Luckie Daniel McCarthy Alex McCurdy Lloyd Meyers Team Physician Volunteer Assistant Director of Compliance & Athletic Ticket Sales Assistant Director of Baseball Coach Student Services Account Executive Marketing

Charlie Nichols Yana Ninova-Johnson Dr. Albert Pearsall Tommy Perry Assistant Media Relations Director Assistant Volleyball Coach Team Physician Assistant Football Coach Head Women’s Basketball Coach

David Pott er Deb Robinson Jamie Sansing Gary Saunders Beth Schiavoni Assistant Director of Football Secretary Accounting Clerk Jaguar Sports Marketing/IMG Assistant Director of Academic Services General Manager Athletic Development 2011 South Alabama Baseball 107 7 Athletic Staff

Justin Schwind Sandy Seibert Steve Simmons John Singletary Donna Skipper Head Strength & Accounting Clerk Chief Financial Offi cer Assistant Athletic Director/ Athletic Development Conditioning Coach Equipment Secretary

Dr. John Smith Debbie Snow Chad Stefano Aisha Stewart NCAA Faculty Athletic Men’s Basketball Secretary Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Women’s Representative Basketball Coach

Linda Stockstill Darla Stokes Stacey Th omas Travis Toth Athletic Development Secretary Women’s Basketball Secretary Athletic Department Associate Athletic Director/ Business Manager Marketing

Brian Turner John Turner Mike Varga Kristina Villavicencio Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Head Soccer Coach Assistant Director of Compliance

Bryant Vincent Seth Von Behren Duwan Walker Sharmyn Wall Assistant Football Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach Athletic Department Administrative Assistant

Gwen Williams Hal WIlliams Eric Wise Elizabeth Wood Media Relations Secretary Associate Athletics Director/ Assistant Women’s Athletic Academic Counselor Facility & Event Management Basketball Coach and Student Life 2011 South Alabama Baseball 108 7 Academic Services

Student Life A broad-based academic support program is designed so that every South Alabama

student-athlete excels in the classroom and remains on a steady course to graduation. Academic Services Staff Th e academic support program, coordinated by the Athletic Academic Services Of- fi ce, assists student-athletes in their pursuit of a degree at South Alabama. The program promotes initiative, independence and success in achieving educational and personal goals. Th e average GPA for Student-athletes is a 2.82. Graduation rates for student-athletes are between 82 and 88 percent. For the last completed term in the Spring of 2009, 91 Sherry Kennemer David Pott er USA student-athletes were named to the Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List and Director of Academic Services Asst. Director of Academic Services Academic Honor Roll. South Alabama Student-Athletes have repeatedly exceeded the campus-wide GPA dating back to fall, 1988. Th e Athletic Academic Advisory Staff consist Director of Academic Services Sherry Kennemer, Assistant Director David Pott er, Athletic Academic Counselors Elizabeth Wood and Patricia Johnson, and 25 tutors. Th e South Alabama academic support program includes the following:

Athletic Academic Center Th e Athletic Aca demic Center, a facility dedicated entire l y to the athletic academic Pat Johnson Elizabeth Wood advising program, gives South Alabama student athletes the opportunity to achieve their Athletic Academic Counselor Athletic Academic Counselor full potential aca demically. Features of the center include a group study room with carrels, tables, computers, laser Student Advisory Committ ee printers and a group tutoring room. Th e Student Advisory Committ ee is a group of student-athletes who are given an op- Located conveniently in the HPELS Building, between the Athletic Business Offi ce portunity to voice their opinions to the athletic department administration. Each varsity and Jaguar Gymnasium, the facility was fi nanced by QMS, the former Mobile-based laser sport elects repre sentatives and these individuals are kept informed of athletic depart- printer manufacturer. ment policies and any changes in policy; provide feedback from the student-athletes on department policy; make suggestions and introduce new ideas and concerns from the Admissions Tracking student-athlete standpoint; and increase the student-athletes’ awareness of campus re- Th e Athletic Academic Advising Staff works with the coaching staff and the admis- sources. In addition, they are involved in the substance abuse program as peer helpers. sions offi ce to facilitate the admission of incoming South Alabama student-athletes. Th is process recognizes and minimizes problems associated with the certifi cation of student- Career Planning athletes’ initial eligibility. Th e athletic academic advisors, in conjunction with on-campus resources, can help student-athletes identify their interests and aptitudes, and explore college degree pro- Midterm Grade Reports grams and related careers. Resource materials are provided to assist student-athletes in While student-athletes are encouraged to make personal contact with their instructors production of resumes and application lett ers in preparation for job interviews. regarding their academic progress, the academic advising staff initiates progress reports twice during each term. Th e reports provide information concerning each student-ath- Additional Services lete’s academic progress. Th e academic advising staff refers student-athletes to services off ered by the Univer- sity of South Alabama. Th ey include: Monitoring of Academic Progress • Offi ce of Enrollment Services A student-athlete’s academic progress is constantly monitored by the academic ad- • Offi ce of International Services vising staff , as well as the registrar’s offi ce, in matt ers relating to NCAA standards for • Offi ce of Minority Student Activities academic progress. Progress is also reviewed by the student-athlete’s college regarding • Student Health Services compliance with the college’s standards for academic good standing. • Student Support Services • University Writing Laboratory Specialized Tutoring • Counseling And Testing Service Tutoring is available to all student-athletes on an indivi dual or group basis in a wide • Substance Abuse Education/Prevention Training Center variety of subjects. • Career Services Center

Study Skills/Time Management Th ere is an emphasis on winning at the University of South Alabama. While life as a student-athlete is exciting, challen ging and stimu lating, it can also be Winning in athletics. Winning in academics. Winning in life. overwhelm ing. Th e academic advising staff helps student-athletes make a smooth tran- sition from high school to college-level study skills. Th e staff works one-on-one with student-athletes in developing study skills, memory skills, reading comprehension, exam strategies, time management and note-taking skills.

Scholar Athlete Recognition Academic achievement is pro moted and recognized by the Athletic Department. Th e annual award program includes the President’s Award, the Shirley Holt Memorial Schol- arship Award, the Auralia Crowell Freshman Achievement Award and the Perseverance Award. Th e Sun Belt Conference has an awards program that includes the Men’s and Women’s Postgraduate Scholarship Award, Sun Belt Medallions and the Commissioner’s All-Academic list. Numerous NCAA scholarship awards are also available to South Ala- bama student-athletes.

Fift h-Year Aid A fi h-yearft aid program is available to qualifi ed student-athletes to assist them in com- pleting their undergraduate degrees. Student-athletes who have competed for at least two years may apply for fi h-yearft aid in the spring of their fourth year.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 109 7 NCAA Compliance and Student Services

USA Offi ce of Athletic Compliance Daniel McCarthy 1209 Mitchell Center, Mobile, AL 36688-0002 Director of Compliance & Student Services (251) 460-7121 Daniel McCarthy became the Assistant Compliance What Can A Booster Do? Director at the University of South Alabama in December • Provide employment for prospective or currently enrolled student-ath- 2008, and was promoted to his current position of Director of Compliance & Student Services in March the following letes during permissible periods. year. • Attend junior high, high school, or junior college athletic events without In his role with the Jaguars, McCarthy is responsible for contacting a prospect or their family members. coordinating, implementing and evaluating the University’s • Send newspaper clippings, video tapes, or similar information about comprehensive compliance education and monitoring pro- promising prospects in your area to the appropriate USA coaching staff. gram. He is charged with providing interpretive support to • Offer assistance to a USA coach recruiting in your city. It is permissible coaches, staff , student-athletes and booster organizations, in to provide a car or a plane to the coach for transportation or to suggest addition to developing and distributing on-going rules edu- people to contact for information. cation initiatives. His role further includes ensuring the timely submission of all required NCAA • Invite a team or individual student-athlete to dinner at your home. and Sun Belt Conference annual reports. In addition to working with campus personnel external These meals can only be provided on an occasional basis, however, they to the department of athletics (Financial Aid, Student Accounting, Registrar, Admissions, Internal provide an excellent opportunity to get to know our fi ne student-athlete Audit, University Att orney’s Offi ce and President’s Offi ce), McCarthy provides oversight to the better. Arrangements for these activities should be made through the head Athletics Academic Services Offi ce and supervises the men’s and women’s tennis programs. coach for the sport. McCarthy was the Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance at Richmond since February 2005, where he monitored the school’s operations in an eff ort to operate within all NCAA rules and regulations. In addition to helping develop departmental policies and procedures, McCarthy What Is An Extra Benefi t? was UR’s liaison to the NCAA Eligibility Center, the Offi ce of Admissions, the University Regis- An extra benefi t is any special arrangement by an institutional employee trar and the Financial Aid Offi ce. He also coordinated the school’s prospective student-athlete or representative of the institution’s athletics interest to provide a prospec- admission process as well as the eligibility certifi cation process, monitored Title IX compliance tive or enrolled student-athlete or their family and friends a benefi t that and helped administer the NCAA Special Assistance Fund. is not expressly authorized by NCAA regulations. Some benefi ts that a He began his career as a compliance and operations intern at Auburn in August 2002, and aft er booster is prohibited from providing are listed below: a year was hired at the Compliance Coordinator at Mercer. • Gifts of clothing or equipment McCarthy earned his bachelor’s degree from Huntingdon (Ala.) College in 2001, adding a mas- • Free or reduced-cost housing or services ter’s degree from Georgia a year later. He and his wife Amanda have three children, Drew (5), Ella • Cash or like items or the co-signing of loans (4) and Hannah (born Aug. 31). • Employment arrangement for a prospect’s relative or close friends • Rentals or purchases of any type Kristina Villavicencio Associate Director of Compliance In addition, there are other services that cannot be provided to an en- rolled student-athlete by a booster or a member of the South Alabama Ath- Kristina Villavicencio joined the South Alabama athletic staff as Assistant Director of Compliance at the letic Department staff. These include: beginning of 2011. Her responsibilities in the position • The use of an automobile include compiling and monitoring the school’s NCAA • Room, board, or transportation costs incurred by friends or family visit- Academic Progress Rate fi gures, verifying certifi cation ing the USA campus for any reason of initial and continuing eligibility of student-athletes, • Providing payment or someone to work associated with school projects overseeing fi nancial aid awards for selected programs, (ie., typing data processing, copying services) administering transfer waivers and other eligibility doc- • Free medical or professional services for which a fee is normally uments regarding transfer students and monitoring the charged admission process for prospective student-athletes. • Providing a student-athlete or their friends or relatives free use of a tele- Th e last two-and-a-half years, Villavicencio has been phone for long distance calls the Compliance Manager/Coordinator at Rice, where she assisted the Owls’ Director of • Use of personal funds to entertain student-athletes, their friends, or rela- Compliance in the day-to-day operations of the offi ce. Th at included monitoring NCAA tives initial eligibility for all incoming student-athletes, administering and monitoring com- pliance records, and researching NCAA rules interpretations for the school’s 14 sport The NCAA stipulates that once you have become an “athletics represen- programs as well as assisting in rules education for the entire department. Villavicencio tative” you retain that identity forever, even if you no longer contribute to also was the athletic department’s liaison with the admission offi ce for all prospective or are involved with the athletics program. student-athletes, and was responsible for both student-athlete waiver and reinstatement requests with the NCAA. The University of South Alabama is committed and obligated to the principle During her time at Rice, she also was the championship director for Conference USA of institutional control in operating its athletics program in a manner that is women’s tennis and volleyball championships in 2009, and was part of the game manage- ment staff during both the Sweet 16 (2010) and Final Four (2011) of the NCAA men’s consistent with the letter and the spirit of the NCAA, Sun Belt Conference and basketball tournament. the University rules and regulations. As the University strives for academic and Villavicencio began as an intern at the Southeastern Conference offi ce in 2005, and athletic excellence, we must always seek the highest standard of ethical con- was a compliance assistant at Troy during the 2007-08 academic year. She was an as- duct. Involvement with our athletics program is critical to its success however, sistant soft ball coach for the Trojans during the 2007 season as well. we must emphasize that any inappropriate, even inadvertent, activity could A native of Longmont, Colo., Villavicencio was a four-year lett erwinner in soft ball jeopardize the eligibility of our current or prospective student-athletes and the at Birmingham-Southern, where she still ranks among the top fi ve in school history in compliance of the University with NCAA regulations. numerous statistical categories. Aft er earning her bachelor’s degree from the school in business in 2006, she would go on to add a master’s degree from Troy in ’08. The Offi ce of Athletic Compliance functions as the University’s compliance program to coordinate, monitor and verify compliance with all NCAA require- ments, and to educate the various constituencies of the University and the athletics community regarding NCAA regulations. If you have any questions regarding NCAA rules and regulations, especially those relating to interac- tions between representatives and prospective and currently enrolled student- athletes, please contact the Offi ce of Athletic Compliance. Don’t be afraid to ask! USA’s athletics programs want and need your support; and, in addition, we need your full cooperation to ensure that the Jaguars win the right way, LaRonious Reddix both on and off the fi eld. Compliance Assistant 2011 South Alabama Baseball 110 7

Sports Medicine

Th e prevention and treatment of injuries is an important facet of the intercollegiate athletic program at the University of South Alabama. With a medical school and some of the fi nest healthcare facilities already a part of the University, the depart- ment maintains some of the best health-care options available for its student-ath- letes. Th e University of South Alabama Health System, from its beginning, has played a central role in Mobile’s medical history, and today continues this long tradition Pearsall Linder Frisbey of excellence in education, research, and medical care. Comprised of the USA Hospitals, and the private practice of academic physi- cians affi liated with the USA College of Medicine, the USA Health System provides patients with many unique and innovative services. Orthopedic surgeon Albert Pearsall, M.D., and family practitioner Michael Linder, M.D., serve as USA’s team physicians and are available on campus in the training room on a weekly basis. Dr. Pearsall lett ered in football at Northwestern and completed an orthopedic sports medicine fellowship at Duke. He is assisted by orthopedic resident Dr. Timothy Frerichs. Dr. Linder is a graduate of the Tennessee medical school and came to USA aft er serving 12 years as the Director of Medicine at Alabama-Huntsville. He is assisted by Stefano DeLong Family Practice/Sports Medicine fellow Dr. Brian Bett encourt and Dr. Andy Harcourt. Th e Department of Athletics can draw upon the extensive list of specialists within the USA Health Services Foundation, if needed. Th e athletic training staff includes Assistant Athletic Director of Sports Medicine Jinni Frisbey, MEd, ATC. Frisbey came to South Alabama in 2007 aft er spending the previous 11 years at Brown Kopec the University of Mobile. Frisbey is as- sisted by Matt hew Brown, M.S., ATC, Lori DeLong, PhD, ATC, Chad Stefano, M.S., ATC and Tommy Kopec, M.S., ATC. Th e remainder of the staff is made up of graduate assistants Megan Harper, ATC, Juliet Huang, M.S., ATC, Danykia Perine Phillips Perine, ATC , Karla Phillips, ATC, Darla Marrs, and Stephen Payne. Th e main athletic training facility — located in the Health, Physical Educa- tion and Leisure Services Building (also home to Jaguar Gymnasium) — covers 2,730 square feet and off ers a variety of therapeutic modalities and treatment Harper Payne rooms. Th e training facility in the foot- ball fi eldhouse covers 3,800 square feet including hydroworx plunge systems. Additional athletic training facilities are located at Stanky Field Baseball Club- house and the Mitchell Center.

Huang Marrs

2010-11 USA ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM STAFF Sport(s) Phone Albert Pearsall, MD Orthopedic Team Physician 251-665-8200 Michael Linder, MD Family Practice Team Physician 251-434-3284 Jinni Frisbey, MEd, ATC Assistant AD for Sports Medicine/Head Athletic Trainer Football 251-445-9551 Chad Stefano, MS, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer Football 251-445-9552 Lori DeLong, PhD, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer Men’s and Women’s Tennis, Women’s Golf 251-460-6874 Matt Brown, MS, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf 251-460-7823 Tommy Kopec, MS, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer Football 251-341-4036 Danykia Perine, ATC Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Women’s Basketball 251-460-6874 Karla Phillips, ATC Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer 251-460-7102 Megan Harper, ATC Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Soccer 251-460-7102 Stephen Payne Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/Track & FIeld 251-341-4036 Juliet Huang, MS, ATC Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Baseball 251-341-4036 Darla Marrs Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Volleyball 251-460-6874 Training Room Fax: 251-460-7607 // Football Training Room Fax: 251-445-9568 2011 South Alabama Baseball 111 7 Sun Belt Conference The Sun Belt Conference enters its 35th season in 2010-2011 with several constants evident during the over three decade span of the league. Success, progress, and academic excellence have always been at the core of the league and in the second decade of the 21st century those constants could not be more clear.

The Sun Belt Conference was founded on August 4, 1976 with New Orleans, South Alabama, Georgia State, Jacksonville, North Carolina-Charlotte and South Florida participating in four men’s sports: basketball, golf, soccer and tennis. With the onset of the 21st century the Sun Belt Conference began sponsoring football at the Division I-A level (now known as the Football Bowl Subdivision) in 2001 and generated an automatic bowl tie-in for its conference champion in the New Orleans Bowl. Prior to the 2001 season only Louisiana-Lafayette had competed at the Division I-A level for the entirety of its program’s history. New members North Texas, Middle Tennessee and New Mexico State would take on the task of maturing into I-A programs along with Arkansas State and football only members Idaho and Louisiana- Monroe. The conference’s automatic berth into the New Orleans Bowl gave the league credibility, but wins would be needed to show that the league could contend at the highest level of the game. North Texas carried that respon- sibility well in the early years of Sun Belt Conference football. The Mean Green would represent the league for four consecutive seasons in the New Orleans Bowl. One of the fi rst shining moments in Sun Belt football history came in the second New Orleans Bowl in 2002 when North Texas defeated Conference USA co-champion Cincinnati 24-19. More memorable moments would soon follow, but not before the league’s membership took on additional changes. Utah State joined the league briefl y as a football play- ing member but departed along with Idaho and New Mexico State following the 2004 season. Troy joined the league as a football only in 2004 and would join as an all-sports member soon thereafter. Florida Atlantic joined initially as a football only member in 2005 and would also enter competition in all sports a couple of years later. FIU, a league member since the late 1990s, began competition in football in 2005 and WKU, a longtime league member, began competition in 2009. Louisiana-Monroe, a founding member of the football league, would join as all-sports member as well. As the Sun Belt Conference evolved with new members and new found success – the league earned two bowl berths for the fi rst time in 2004 – the state of the Football Bowl Subdivision would also evolve. The Sun Belt Conference entered the ranks of the Bowl Championship Series when the BCS restructured prior to the 2006 season. The Sun Belt Conference now found itself as one of 31 NCAA conferences that sponsor multiple sports, but the league was now one of only 11 to participate in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS). With that lofty standing, expectations for the Sun Belt Conference are as high as ever and the league and its member institutions have consistently delivered in the past few years. Because of its status as a member of the Football Bowl Subdivision coalition, the Sun Belt Conference has a permanent seat on the NCAA’s 18-member Board of Directors. As a result, the conference has a crucial voice on some of the most pressing issues in and will always have a role in the implementation of any future NCAA legislation and guidelines. The conference continues to utilize television to grow and promote the league and its member institutions. The Sun Belt Conference signed a new multi-year agreement with ESPN, Inc. in January of 2009 that will result in unprecedented national coverage for the league. Additionally, ESPN televised the conference’s men’s basketball championship game for the 30th straight season in 2010, marking its longest affi liation with any conference in the country. The conference’s regional television partnership with Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast (CSS) and Cox Sports Television (CST) enables live telecasts of Sun Belt events to reach millions of households. The addition of volleyball, baseball and softball to the conference’s television package has resulted in more national and regional television exposure for the league than at any time in its history. The Sun Belt Conference has also partnered with JumpTV Sports, Inc. to deliver a full-service, customized, public and premium website to provide fans with a broad range of real-time information and content about the conference’s athletic teams. The Sun Belt is one of the few conferences in the nation to provide video highlights and features on its website from each of the league’s respective championships. This technology serves as a great recruiting tool for schools by enabling anyone in the world with internet access to view the conference’s championship events. Success has been easy to fi nd in recent years. Over the last four seasons the Sun Belt Conference has represented itself well in the football postseason. In fact the Sun Belt Conference boasts a winning record of 4-3 in its seven bowl appearances in the last four seasons. With Middle Tennessee’s victory in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, the Sun Belt Conference has now won four bowl games in its last seven appearances. Since 2005 football season, the fi rst year after conference realignment, the Sun Belt Conference ranks 6th out of 11 conferences in composite bowl game winning percent- age. The Sun Belt Conference set an all-time league high for players selected in the NFL Draft in 2010 with seven total players selected - topping the previous record of fi ve in 2007. The world has taken notice of the Sun Belt Conference as well. Proof of that comes as the league now has two automatic tie-ins to postseason bowl games. The R+L Carri- ers New Orleans Bowl recently extended its agreements with the Sun Belt Conference ensuring that a Sun Belt team will play in that bowl game through 2013 (the league has sent a team to that game every year since the game’s inception in 2001). The Sun Belt Conference also signed an agreement this past offseason with the GMAC Bowl, played annually in Mobile, Alabama, that will ensure a Sun Belt team plays in that bowl game through 2013. The league also has secondary tie-ins with the Little Caesar’s Pizza Bowl, the St. Petersburg Bowl and the PapaJohns.com Bowl. There has been no shortage of success in the league’s other sports as well in recent years. The Sun Belt Conference has sent at least two teams to the NCAA Baseball Tournament for 22 consecutive seasons. Since 2000 the Sun Belt Conference has sent three teams to the NCAA Tournament in a season six times – that is six times in the last decade that the Sun Belt has been worthy of having three teams in the NCAA Tournament. In women’s basketball, Sun Belt Conference ranked in the top half of the fi nal league RPI rankings for the 2009-10 season – making it the 12th consecutive season that the Sun Belt Conference has placed in the top half of league RPI. Most impressively In six of those 12 seasons, Sun Belt Conference women’s basketball has placed in the national top 10 for RPI. The Sun Belt Conference has also sent multiple teams to the Women’s NCAA Basketball Championship in two of the last four season. This past season UALR and Middle Tennessee both represented the league in the NCAA postseason. Men’s basketball has seen noted highlights as well in recent years, with none greater than Ty Rodger’s magical last second three-point shot as WKU defeated No. 5 seed Drake in the fi rst round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship in 2008. The Hilltoppers would go on to reach the Sweet 16 that season and followed up with a trip to the second round the following year. South Alabama also reached the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship in 2008 as the Jaguars qualifi ed for an at-large bid. One of the nation’s all-time greatest softball programs resides in the Sun Belt Conference as Louisiana-Lafayette has advanced to the NCAA Women’s College World Series on fi ve occasions. Most recently, the Ragin’ Cajuns played in the annuals WCWS in 2008. The Denver women’s golf team has been among the nation’s best for a number of years as well. The Pioneers held a national ranking throughout the entire 2009 season and capped the year with its fi rst-ever regional championship, winning the NCAA East Regional at the Mark Bostick Golf Course in Gainesville, Fla. Denver came away with a top-fi ve fi nish in the national competition, taking fi fth place at the 2009 NCAA National Championship. Each of the 19 sports has seen numerous team and individual accomplishments, but in the realm of academic excellence nearly every Sun Belt Conference school is currently graduating its student-athletes at a rate higher than its respective school’s student body. For the third consecutive year Sun Belt Conference student-athletes topped the previous year’s record number of Commissioner’s List and Academic Honor Roll awards winners. 1,700 Sun Belt student-athletes earned a GPA over 3.0 for the previous school year and were named to either the Sun Belt Academic Honor Roll or Sun Belt Commis- sioner’s List. Sun Belt schools combined to have 756 student-athletes land on the Commissioner’s List, which honors all student-athletes recording a 3.5 GPA or better during the 2008-09 academic year. The league also had a total of 944 student-athletes named to the Academic Honor Roll, which is awarded to those maintaining a 3.0-3.49 GPA. The total of 1,700 student-athletes that were honored tops the previous highs of 1,503 set during the 2007-08 school year and 1,429 for the 2006-07 school year. Prominent Sun Belt alumni include former United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (Denver), NFL Hall of Fame football player “Mean” Joe Greene (North Texas), Florida Marlins All-Star baseball player Luis Gonzalez (South Alabama), Boston Red Sox baseball player (MLB All-Star and 2007 MLB World Series MVP, FIU), former member of the United States Senate and House of Representatives John Breaux (Louisiana-Lafayette), country music superstar Tim McGraw (Louisiana-Monroe), and actor Andy Garcia (FIU). The conference’s fi rst 34 years have also produced numerous individual national champions along with Olympic track medalists including Earl Bell, Tom Hill and Al Joyner (Arkansas State), Hollis Conway (Louisiana-Lafayette), and Tayna Lawrence (FIU). Old Dominion’s Anne Donovan, who received the Naismith Trophy recognizing the na- tion’s top women’s basketball player in 1983, helped the United States win the Olympic gold medal in 1984 and helped the Lady Monarchs capture the national championship in 1985.

2011 South Alabama Baseball 112 7 USA Hall of Fame

Bobby Abruscato Marlon Anderson Herb Andrews Beth Barry Leah Bridges-Taylor Glenn Borgmann Cross Country/Track, Baseball, 1993-95 Men’s Basketball, 1980-81 Golf, 1967-70 Women’s Soccer, 1997-98 Baseball, 1970-71 1978-81 Inducted: 2008 Inducted: 2005 Inducted: 1989 Inducted: 2010 Inducted: 1990 Inducted: 1991

Kent Carson Keturah Carter Eduardo Carvacho Terry Catledge Ronnie Chambliss Andy Denny Men’s Basketball, 1969-72 Volleyball, 1988-91 Men’s Soccer, 1987-90 Men’s Basketball, 1983-85 Baseball, 1967-70 Men’s Basketball, 1969-72 Inducted: 2003 Inducted: 1996 Inducted: 2007 Inducted: 1999 Inducted: 2005 Inducted: 1989

Tyrone Dixon Mike Dull Cliff Ellis Estelle Gevers Luis Gonzalez Joe Gott fried Baseball, 1990-93 Baseball, 1985-86 Men’s Basketball Coach Women’s Tennis, 1993-96 Baseball, 1986-88 Director of Athletics, Inducted: 2007 Inducted: 2009 Director of Athletics, 1976-84 Inducted: 2009 Inducted: 1999 1981-2009 Inducted: 1990 Inducted: 2005

Jan Hermannson Jeff Hodge Shameeka Hopkins Patricia Ingram Lance Johnson Mark Johnston Men’s Tennis, 1993-96 Men’s Basketball, 1986-89 Track, 1999-02 Volleyball, 1982-83 Baseball, 1984 Baseball, 1976-78 Inducted: 2008 Inducted: 1997 Inducted: 2008 Inducted: 2005 Inducted: 1996 Inducted: 2007

Greg Jones Steve Kitt rell Peter Kuhn Junie Lewis Jon Lieber Marilyn Lubel Men’s Golf, 1985-87 Baseball, 1968-71 Men’s Tennis, 1991-94 Men’s Basketball, 1987-89 Baseball, 1991-92 Women’s Tennis Coach, 1975-80 Men’s Golf Head Coach, Baseball Head Coach, Inducted: 2001 Inducted: 1997 Inducted: 2002 Associate Tennis Coach, 1993-99 - Inducted: 2009 1984-2011 - Inducted: 2008 1981-2003 - Inducted: 2003 2011 South Alabama Baseball 113 7 USA Hall of Fame

Mel Lucas Declan McSheff rey Ahmed El Mehelmy Orphie Moore Mike Mordecai Jason Norton Director of Athletics, Men’s Soccer, 1981-84 Men’s Tennis, 1980-83 Women’s Basketball, Baseball, 1987-89 Baseball, 1995-98 1964-80 Inducted: 1992 Inducted: 1991 1984-87 Inducted: 2001 Inducted: 2010 Inducted: 1989 Inducted: 2002

Martina Ondrejkova Roy Patt on Iva Pufl erova Cindy Rainville Goggi Rognvaldsson Liz Ann Selley Women’s Tennis, 1998-01 Men’s Soccer Coach, Women’s Tennis, 1998-01 Women’s Soccer, 1998-01 Men’s Soccer, 1987-90 Women’s Tennis, 1988-91 Inducted: 2010 1980-95 Inducted: 2010 Inducted: 2008 Inducted: 1999 Inducted: 2003 Inducted: 1997

Heath Slocum Eddie Stanky David Stapleton Jimmy Taylor Adrian Vickers Roger Webb Men’s Golf, 1993-96 Baseball Head Coach, Baseball, 1974-75 Men’s Basketball Coach, Women’s Basketball, Men’s Basketball, 1969-71 Inducted: 2002 1969-79, 1981-83 Inducted: 1993 1971-75 1987-90 Inducted: 2010 Inducted: 1989 Inducted: 1999 Inducted: 2005

Rory White Ella Williams Annie Witherington Cedric Yelding Mike Zimmerman Men’s Basketball, 1978-82 Women’s Basketball, 1986-89 Women’s Basketball, 1980-81 Men’s Basketball, 1990-93 Baseball, 1988-90 Inducted: 2002 Inducted: 1997 Inducted: 2009 Inducted: 2007 Inducted: 2003

SPECIAL AWARD RECIPIENTS

Dr. Frederick P. Whiddon, University President, 1968-98, awarded 1989 James Boyd, Faculty Representative, 1977-85, awarded posthumously, 1990 Lee Shirvanian, Radio Play-by-Play Voice, 1980-present, awarded 1992 Jack Daniels, Great USA fan, awarded 1996 Aurelia Crowell, Academic Advisor, 1985-96, awarded 2003 Hymie and Goldie Ungar, long-time supporters of athletic program, awarded posthumously, 2010 2011 South Alabama Baseball 114 7 Across The Nation

In head coach Steve Kittrell’s 27 years leading the South Alabama baseball program, 101 of his players have gone on to play professionally following their careers at USA. Those players came to Mobile, Ala., from all across the country, and sometimes farther. Since 1984, the Jags have sent players from 22 states and fi ve foreign countries on to the professional ranks.

Major Leaguers in bold. Active players in italics.

ALABAMA - 32 CALIFORNIA - 1 INDIANA - 3 NEW HAMPSHIRE - 1 Marlon Anderson - Prattville Dwayne Pugh - San Francisco Jeff Cunningham - Vincennes Zach Piccola - Manchester Lance Baxter - Robertsdale Mike Dull - Berne Tyler Boulo - Mobile CANADA - 1 Adam Lind - Anderson NEW JERSEY - 1 Justin Carter - Birmingham Joel Collins - Richmond Hill, Ont. Shane Scoville - Basking Ridge Chase Christianson - Mobile IOWA - 3 Pete Coachman - Cottonwood CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN - 1 Marty Barnett - Harlan NEW MEXICO - 1 Tyrone Dixon - Grand Bay Eric Gonzalez - Tenerife Eric Janecek - Council Bluffs Sam Smith - Rio Rancho Joey Doan - Mobile Jon Lieber - Council Bluffs Kevin Farmer - Saraland COLORADO - 1 NEW YORK - 3 David Francia - Mobile Ryan Mulhern - Highlands Ranch LOUISIANA - 5 Steve Falteisek - Floral Park Clark Girardeau - Mobile Ron Bergeron - St. Amant Andrew Kontorinis - Astoria D.D. Hanks - Saraland DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - 1 Kraig Hawkins - Lake Charles Mike Zimmerman - Brooklyn Daniel Head - Satsuma Rafael Perez - Santo Domingo Matt Jackson - Haughton Jamie Jaye - Bay Minette Juan Pierre - Alexandria NORTH CAROLINA - 1 Dewayne Jones - Mobile FLORIDA - 16 Jay Simpson - Zachary Allen Battle - Mt. Olive Tyler Jones - Mobile Brandon Brown - Cantonment Mike Mordecai - Birmingham Pete Della Ratta - Gulf Breeze MASSACHUSETTS - 1 OHIO - 3 Josh Morgan - Thomasville David Doss - Cantonment Eric Thomas - Orange Mike Fischer - Crestline Pat Murphy - Mobile Tom Duffi n - Miami Lance Johnson - Cincinnati Keith Murray - Mobile Jay Gainer - Panama City MINNESOTA - 1 Jerry Rub - Westchester Kevin Nabors - Spanish Fort Luis Gonzalez - Tampa Nick Gretz - Apple Valley Tony Neal - Mobile Warren Hanna - Pensacola PENNSYLVANIA - 2 Jason Norton - Mobile Ryne Jernigan - Milton MISSISSIPPI - 8 Tim Becker - Lititz Brett Parker - Mobile Tim Land - Cantonment Casey Almond - Hurley Bob Filotei - Levittown Brandon Sage - Mobile Cameron Likely - Port St. Joe Scott Bosarge - Moss Point Scot Sealy - Satsuma Guillermo Martinez - Miami Scott Bray - Ocean Springs TENNESSEE - 2 Erik Smallwood - Clear Springs Tim Merritt - Cantonment Tim Davis - Lucedale Skip Blythe - Memphis Stephen Sparks - Fairhope Mike Sassone - St. Petersburg Shane Hale - Lucedale Scott Calahan - Crossville Mel Spivey - Daphne Jeramy Simmons - Jacksonville Justin Rayborn - Pascagoula P.J. Walters - Daphne Scott Southard - Pensacola Kenny Rayborn - Purvis Lance Ward - Satsuma Seth Taylor - Pensacola Kent Williams - Meridian Additionally, 43 former Jags went on Turner Ward - Saraland play professionally in the 15 years GEORGIA - 1 MISSOURI - 2 prior to Kittrell’s tenure. AUSTRALIA - 4 Tom Whitehurst - Blakely David Freese - Wildwood Mark Ettles - Perth Layne Meyer - St. Louis The 39 players on the 2011 University of Warren Hughes - Perth ILLINOIS - 4 South Alabama squad represent Ala- Mark Marino - Sydney Phil Angelos - Waukegan NEBRASKA - 1 bama, California, Canada, Florida, In- Mike Nakamura - Melbourne Marc Estes - Canton Greg Johnson - Omaha diana, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississip- Ray Kruml - Lisle pi, Missouri, Pennsylvania and Texas. Mike Maksudian - Libertyville NETHERLANDS ANTILLES - 1 Allen Halley - St. Maarten 2011 South Alabama Baseball 115 7 South Alabama Baseball

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1,593 All-Time Wins

142 Professional Baseball Alumni

24 All-Americans (Honored 26 Times)

24 NCAA Regional Appearances

22 Major League Baseball Alumni

13 Sun Belt Conference Championships

9 Freshman All-Americans

3 Academic All-Americans

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