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Texas Baseball Texas_Baseball utexasbaseball TexasLonghornsVideo TexasLonghorns TEXASSPORTS.com TEXAS BASEBALL Contact: Carli Todd | [email protected] | O: 512-471-2078 | C: 732-606-3915 SIX-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1949 · 1950 · 1975 · 1983 · 2002 · 2005 ‘16 SCHEDULE & RESULTS FEBRUARY 19-21, 2016 vs. UNLV REBELS | UFCU DISCH-FALK FIELD FEBRUARY 19 UNLV LHN 6 p.m. 20 UNLV LHN 2 p.m. 21 UNLV LHN 1 p.m. 25 STANFORD LHN 6 p.m. 26 STANFORD LHN 6:30 p.m. 27 STANFORD LHN 3:30 p.m. 28 STANFORD LHN 12:30 p.m. MARCH 1 at Texas State 6 p.m. 3 CALIFORNIA LHN 6 P.M. 4 CALIFORNIA LHN 6 P.M. 5 CALIFORNIA LHN 2 P.M. UNLV REBELS TEXAS LONGHORNS 6 CALIFORNIA LHN NOON Record: .....................................................................0-0 Record: .....................................................................0-0 8 SAM HOUSTON STATE LHN 7 P.M. Ranking: ....................................................................NR Ranking: .............................................................. No. 23 11 at UCLA 8 p.m. Last Season: .........................................................30-27 12 at UCLA 4 p.m. Last Season: .........................................................25-31 13 at UCLA 2 p.m. Head Coach ....................... Stan Stolte (St. Ambrose ‘84) Head Coach .......................Augie Garrido (Fresno St. ‘61) 15 at Texas A&M 6:35 p.m. Career Record: ...................................0-0 (First season) Career Record: ....................1,950-919-9 (48th season) 18 TULANE LHN 6 P.M. Record at UNLV: .................................0-0 (First season) Record at Texas: ....................799-395-2 (20th season) 19 TULANE LHN 2 P.M. 20 TULANE LHN NOON PROBABLE PITCHERS 22 UTSA LHN 6 P.M. FRI: UT RHP Kyle Johnston vs. UNLV RHP DJ Myers 24 TCU LHN 6 P.M. SAT: UT LHP Ty Culbreth vs. UNLV RHP Kenny Oakley 25 TCU LHN 6 P.M. SUN: UT RHP Connor Mayes vs. UNLV RHP Ben Wright 26 TCU FS1 2:30 P.M. 29 LAMAR LHN 6 P.M. APRIL SERIES BY THE NUMBERS 1 at Oklahoma FS1 7 p.m. UNLV OFFENSE TEXAS UNLV PITCHING/DEFENSE TEXAS 2 at Oklahoma 3 p.m. .270 ........................................... Batting Avg. ......................................... .259 4.29 ..................................................ERA .................................................3.27 3 at Oklahoma 2 p.m. .356 ...........................................Slugging Pct. ......................................... .387 507.2 .......................................Innings Pitched ..................................... 522.1 5 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI LHN 7 P.M. .349 ............................................On Base Pct. ......................................... .350 1 .............................................Complete Games ........................................... 3 8 at Kansas State 6:30 p.m. 9 at Kansas State 2 p.m. 85 ..................................................Doubles ................................................ 87 14 ....................................................Saves .................................................. 15 10 at Kansas State 1 p.m. 16 ...................................................Triples ................................................. 19 2.19 .....................................Strikeout/Walk Ratio ................................... 1.99 16 ...............................................Home Runs ............................................. 41 .291 ........................................ Opponent’s Avg. ...................................... .249 12 vs. Houston (CONSTELLATION FIELD) 6:30 p.m. 206 ................................................. Walks ............................................... 232 80 ....................................................Errors ................................................. 54 15 KANSAS LHN 6 P.M. 52-of-78.................................Stolen Bases/Att................................ 41-of-62 44 ..............................................Double Plays .......................................... 146 16 KANSAS LHN 4:30 P.M. 17 KANSAS LHN 1 P.M. All-time Series: Texas leads, 5-2 | Last 10 meetings: Texas leads, 5-2 | Last series: UNLV won, 2 games to 1 (in Las Vegas, Nev.) 19 UT RIO GRANDE VALLEY LHN 6 P.M. In Austin: Texas leads, 4-0 | in Las Vegas: UNLV leads, 2-1 | Neutral Site: n/a | In Postseason: n/a 22 at Texas Tech 6:30 p.m. 23 at Texas Tech 2 p.m. LONGHORNS NOTES 24 at Texas Tech 2 p.m. 26 TEXAS STATE LHN 6 P.M. SERIES PROMOTIONS — This series will see a pair of familiar faces (NCBWA)…UT also received votes in the USA Today Coaches’ Poll… 29 OKLAHOMA STATE LHN 7 P.M. throw out first pitches…prior to Saturday afternoon’s game, former D1Baseball.com ranked RHP Nolan Kingham (No. 36) and LHP Nick 30 OKLAHOMA STATE LHN 3:30 P.M. Longhorns outfielder Drew Stubbs will toss the first pitch and before Kennedy (No. 74) on its list of Top 100 Freshmen entering the season MAY Sunday’s series finale, former Longhorns and current NFL quarterback while both UT backstops made the Top 50 Catchers list (Barrera at No. 1 OKLAHOMA STATE LHN 1:30 P.M. Colt McCoy will throw out the first pitch…kids can run the bases at 13, Cantu at No. 30)…Bret Boswell came in at No. 29 on the Top 50 3 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY LHN 6 P.M. UFCU Disch-Falk Field following the conclusion of Sunday’s game. Shortstops list and Joe Baker ranked No. 29 with Second Baseman. 6 at West Virginia 5:30 p.m. 7 at West Virginia 3 p.m. 8 at West Virginia Noon LAST YEAR — A year removed from a College World Series appear- BIG 12 COACHES SPLIT — In the Big 12 Preseason Coaches’ Poll, 17 TEXAS STATE LHN 6 P.M. ance, the 2015 Longhorns finished 30-27 on the season but took TCU was selected to win the league title with 57 points, though the 19 BAYLOR LHN 6 P.M. home their record fifth Big 12 Conference Tournament title…Texas top three teams were separated by just four points…the first-place 20 BAYLOR LHN 6 P.M. reached 30 wins for the 16th time in the last 17 seasons…with the votes were also split among the top three teams with TCU, Oklaho- 21 BAYLOR LHN 2 P.M. Big 12 Tournament win, the Longhorns made their 57th NCAA Re- ma State and Texas each receiving three first-place votes from the 25-29 Big 12 Baseball Championship (OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.) gional appearance, the most ever in Division I, and 15th under Head league’s coaches. All times Central. Home games in BOLD. *Big 12 Conference Game. Coach Augie Garrido. HAPPY AT HOME — Twenty of the Longhorns first 25 games are set HALL OF FAMER — On January 8, Garrido was inducted into the to take place at home in Austin…the only road games in that time ON AIR American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Hall of Fame…his come at Texas State (March 1), at UCLA (March 11-13) and at Texas TV induction gave the Longhorns program four ABCA Hall of Famers, as A&M (March 15)…overall, Texas plays just 18 of its 52 games away Longhorn Network he joined Billy Disch (inducted in 1966), Bibb Falk (1968) and Cliff from UFCU Disch-Falk Field…among those 18 games is an April 12 Keith Moreland (Analyst) Gustafson (1992). contest against the University of Houston at Costellation Field in Sug- Greg Swindell (Analyst) ar Land, Texas, though the Longhorns will be considered the home MILESTONE TRACKER — With his first win this season, Garrido will team in that matchup. RADIO reach 800 career victories as head coach of the Longhorns…he is 50 Longhorn IMG Radio Network (104.9 FM OR 1260 AM) wins away from 2,000 in his collegiate career. RANKED OPPONENTS — The Longhorns’ non-conference schedule Craig Way (Play-by-Play), Roger Wallace, Bill Little includes matchups against No. 4 Texas A&M, No. 9 California, No. 11 LIVE STATS WHERE THEY RANK — Texas is ranked No. 23 by D1Baseball.com UCLA and No. 22 Houston, as ranked in D1Baseball.com’s preseason SidearmStats.com/Texas/Baseball and No. 29 by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America poll. ‘15 BIG 12 CONFERENCE STANDINGS LONGHORN NOTES (CONT.) Big 12 Pct. Overall Pct. Stk LONGHORNS IN THE DRAFT — Five Longhorns from the 2015 team ‘15 ACCOLADES — C Tres Barrera earned second-team All Big 12 TCU 18-5 .783 51-15 .773 - were taken in the Major League Baseball June Draft: RHP Parker honors last season…INF Bret Boswell, C Michael Cantu and RHP Oklahoma State 14-8 .636 38-20 .655 - French (5th round), SS C.J. Hinojosa (11th round), OF Ben Johnson Connor Mayes were all named to the league’s All-Freshman Team… Texas Tech 13-11 .542 31-24 .564 - (11th round), LHP Kirby Bellow (26th round) and 2B Brooks Marlow Mayes also earned Co-Most Oustanding Pitcher honors (along with Oklahoma 13-11 .542 34-27 .557 - (29th round)…four current freshmen were also taken: INF Kody RHP Parker French) at the Big 12 Tournament while OF Zane Gurwitz Texas 11-13 .458 30-27 .526 - Clemens (35th round), INF Matthew Schmidt (37th round), OF Tyler earned the Most Outstanding Player nod…INF Joe Baker, Barrera, Kansas State 10-14 .417 27-30 .474 - Rand (39th round) and RHP Nolan Kingham (39th round)…during Boswell and INF Brooks Marlow were named to the All-Tournament West Virginia 9-13 .409 27-27 .500 - Garrido’s tenure as head coach at Texas, 105 Longhorns have been Team. Baylor 9-15 .375 23-32 .418 - taken in the draft. Kansas 8-15 .348 23-32 .418 - WATCH ‘EM — All but one of Texas’ home games at UFCU Disch-Falk INNINGS EATER — Texas is without last year’s innings leader, Field will be shown on Longhorn Network…former Longhorn greats French,who tallied 91 innings on the year, but Mayes compiled the Keith Moreland and Greg Swindell will handle the play-by-play and QUICK
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