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DOUG DOUG D level. made big strides on the national and have Conference fast become a have 29, 1998, the Boilermakers on May head baseball coach was named Purdue’s Since Doug Schreiber in the Big Ten major force began as Purdue in the early going promising finishing 22-32 as head coach in 2007, The season looked action. win-loss season in his nine years the worst suffered Boilermakers Schreiber’s 11-20 finish in Big Ten and a disappointing overall into sent the Boilermakers Michigan champion Big Ten a lost lead vs. eventual action. However, 17-14 and 7-5 in conference the Despite contests. and 15 of the final 19 conference overall lost 18 of its final 23 games spiral as Purdue a downward consensus first team in the conference: players young of the top two produced Boilermakers disappointing finish, Schreiber’s Matt Bischoff. of the Year Freshman and Big Ten and pitcher first baseman Ryne White all-conference straight a third for Tournament all-conference six the Big Ten produced and qualify for inception in 1981. The Boilermakers a 31-27 record post since the tournament’s Purdue for the Boilermakers saw The 2006 season streak season, the longest schools in the Major League draft, the most among all Big Ten selected players selections, the most since 2001, and had four of three two and won national runner-up, the eventual No. 2 North Carolina, defeated in 2006. Early in the season, Purdue No. 16. No. 18 Missouri, which ended the season ranked against games finishing second in the conference a one game, title since 1909 by one of the best schedules the nation can offer, of playing continued its trend Purdue missed claiming its first Big Ten Schreiber. the second time under for The 2005 Boilermakers A E L

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Coaching Experience ...... 1999-Present, University Head Coach Purdue ...... 1995-98, University Arizona State Assistant Coach ...... 1994, Dame of Notre University Assistant Coach ...... 1993, Assistant Coach Butler University ...... University Ball State Assistant 1991-92, Graduate Coach Biographical Information ...... Douglas Lee Schreiber Name Full ...... Aug. 25, 1963 of Birth Date ...... Place of Birth Ind. La Porte, ...... PurdueEducation B.A., Communications University, ...... SarahWife

2 12 COACHING STAFF 1 4 games against Baylor andLouisville. SouthCarolina, Tennessee,Dame, OklahomaState, Rice, Texas, Vanderbilt UCLA, andWake Forest. Thisyear’s scheduleincludes Florida, Clemson,Georgia,Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LongBeachState, Mississippi,Missouri,North Carolina, Notre programs. During thepastseven Schreiber believes years inplaying oftheSchreiber achallengingnon-conference era,Purdue hasfacednationalpowers schedule eachyear against Alabama,Auburn,Central someofthenation’selite baseball season, justonespotbehindconference (44th). championMinnesota Purdue finishtheyear withanRPIrankingof45thinthecountry. The2000Boilermakers ThatRPIrankingwasthesecond-bestinBigTen earnedbigroad winsatNo.6Alabama, 16EastCarolina andNo.24Notre Dame,helping that nationally ranked. (NCBWA) The2002squadentered theseasonranked No.24inthecountryby Baseball Writers theNationalCollegiate andNo.27by Baseball.Itwasthefirsttimeinschoolhistory Association Collegiate thatthebaseballprogram started aseason Baseball. The13-gameCollegiate streak wasthenation’slongest winningstreak atthatpointintheseason. ranking since1993.Later thatseason,after postinga13-game winningstreak, theBoilermakers were ranked No.29 by while capturingthechampionshipofCoca-ColaClassic,heldinHouston, Texas. Itwasthebaseballprogram’s firstnational No. 25inthenationafter theBoilermakers openedthe2001seasonwithupsetwinsover andNo.24Wake Two No. 1Rice Forest ofSchreiber’s ninePurdue teams have beenranked inthetop 25inthecountry. BaseballAmericaranked Purdue with ateam ERAof4.12inallgames. TheBoilermakersMinnesota. endedtheseasonwitha35-23overall record andowned thetop pitching intheBigTen, staff and No.25IllinoisfinishedtheBigTen regularseasonwinningthree outoffour games atNo.25andconference champion Purdueagainst finishedthe2000seasoninthird placeintheBigTen theothertop three teams intheconference. TheBoilermakers hadafour-game witha17-11record, whichincludedadominating9-3mark seriessweep against then-league-leader fielding percentage inallgames. anddefensestaff intheBigTen in2001,leadingtheconference withateam ERAof3.67inconference games anda.977 conference wins(19)andhadthehighestfinishofanyBoilermaker baseballteam since1928.Purdue hadthetop pitching State andits20-7record. The2001Boilermakers endedtheseasonwitha32-24mark andsetaschoolrecord for most In2001,Schreiber andhisBoilermakerssince 1909.TheBoilermakers were finished theBigTen onthebrinkofwinningschool’sfirstbaseballconference championship seasoninsecondplaceat19-7,justhalfagame behindchampionOhio inSchreiber Astaple baseball,theBoilermakers ledtheBigTen infieldingthree years inarow, from 2001to 2003. and two seeds. Boilermakers defeated Michigan State inthefirstround oftheBigTen Tournament before being eliminated by thenumberone a 29-28mark.Purdue returned to postseasonplay, In2004,theBoilermakers finishingfifthintheBigTen, posted thefourth winningseasonundertheguidanceofSchreiber, endingtheseasonwith onlytwo games outofsecondplace.The played Texas, theeventual qualifiersMississippiandRice. national champion,andNCAASuperRegional schedule thatwasranked asthetoughest inthenationthrough theSpringBreak trip.Inthefirstmonthofseason,Purdue Doug Schreiber wasafour-year starter atsecondbasefor Purdue (1983-86)andasecondteam All-BigTen selectionin1986. 2 0 0 8P URD U EB A SEB AL

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D coach of as head his first eight years through mark Big Ten and a 132-134 record stands win total first. In 2007, while his conference a 253-252 overall owns Schreiber history, in Purdue ranks second win total His overall thethe Boilermakers. Boilermakers His overall win total skipper. mark as the Boilermaker surpass the 500-games to baseball history head coach in Purdue became the third Schreiber ranks second in Purdue history with 792 coached at Purdue games most for the record 1986, owns 1983 to from for played whom Schreiber Alexander, whileDave his conference win total stands 18 years. over 527 games first for Sexson guided the Boilermakers 14 season, while Joe over In 2007 Division I head coaches on the rise. young nation’s top as one of the Schreiber In 2001, Baseball America named Player including 12 selections, Conference Baseball First-Year in the Major League selected Ten 36 All-Big has tutored and has had 13 players first team, Schreiber head coach at Purdue, In nine seasons as the the conference’s named to who were Draft. World the College to Arizona State helped guide assistant coach and Schreiber (1995-98) as the top seasons spent four Schreiber at Purdue, his naming as head coach Prior to University. Murphy at Arizona State under Pat coordinator recruiting Miami, as regional runners-up to finished the Sun Devils earlier, in 1998. A year game Series and the national championship in No. 1 ranked classes at ASU were recruiting Series. Schreiber’s World the College to going from outs away two and were as well. in 1997 and 1998, nationally ranked 1995 and No. 3 in 1996, and were Dame in of Notre Murphy at the University as an assistant coach for served Schreiber Arizona State, to going Before wins shy of Omaha, finishing as regional ended the season just two 1994. That season, the Fighting Irish finished 46-16 and Auburn. runners-up to seasons two for University Quinn at Ball State assistant under Pat as a graduate his coaching career began Schreiber (1993) as an assistant at Butler University. (1991-92) and spent one year A E L

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2007 2006 2004 2005 2001 2002 2003 1999 2000 Ryne White, first base ...... First Team first base Ryne White, Team ...... Second of the Year) (Freshman Matt Bischoff, pitcher Team ...... Third pitcher Sedlmeyer, Tony 2007 2006 ...... First Team shortstop Hilligoss, Mitch Team ...... Second outfield Ryne White, hitter designated Spencer Ingaldson, 2005 ...... First Team shortstop Hilligoss, Mitch ...... First Team Scott Byrnes, pitcher Team ...... Second base third John Hunter, Team ...... Second pitcher Pruemer, Mitch Team ...... Third pitcher Coudron, Brent Simon Klink, third base ...... Second Team ...... Second base Simon Klink, third Team ...... Second shortstop Koester, Mitch Team ...... Second pitcher Dauby, Trae Team ...... Third Andy Dahl, outfield Team ...... Third hitter designated John Hunter, Daniel Underwood, outfield ...... First Team outfield Daniel Underwood, Team ...... Third base Simon Klink, third Team ...... Third catcher Ben Fritz, 2004 2002 ...... First Team pitcher Chadd Blasko, 2003 2001 ...... First Team second base Blomberg, David ...... First Team Duursma, shortstop Mike ...... First Team outfield Sickler, Nate ...... First Team pitcher Gassner, Dave Team ...... Second Ben Quick, pitcher Team ...... Third catcher Harrell, David Daryl Hallada, designated hitter ...... First Team hitter Daryl Hallada, designated ...... First Team pitcher Andy Helmer, Team ...... Second outfield Sickler, Nate Team ...... Second Ben Quick, pitcher Team ...... Third pitcher Ballard, Jeremy 1999 Team ...... Third pitcher Austin Bilke, Team ...... Third catcher Erik Frei, 2000 Chris Toneguzzi, pitcher ...... Second Team ...... Second pitcher Chris Toneguzzi, Team ...... Third Ricky Heines, pitcher Team ...... Third pitcher Dan Sattler, ...... Milwaukee (13) pitcher Chris Toneguzzi, ...... Florida pitcher Buente, Jay (14) (44) ...... Texas pitcher Dan Sattler, ...... Detroit second base Nick McIntyre, (20)

4 14 COACHING STAFF 1 Schreiber andhiswife, theformer SarahPiper, reside inLafayette, Ind. championship run. named therecipient oftheprestigious L.V. AttitudeAward PhillipsMental presented by theIHSAAfollowing histeam’s state shortstop. andstarting Schreiberchampionships, includingthe1982season, whenDougwasaseniorco-captain wasalso National Prep CoachoftheYear BornAug.25,1963,Schreiber isthesonoflegendary LaPorte HighSchoolbaseballcoachKen whoretired Schreiber, in1998.TheelderSchreiber guidedLaPorte athree-time to anIndiana-record seven state the prestigious CapeCodLeague,helpingtheteam wintheleaguechampionshipinsummerof1985. Schreiber playedfuture MajorLeaguersBarryLarkin(shortstop) for andJimLeyritz theAdray (third Sound oftheDetroit base).Schreiber Adray alsoplayed SummerLeaguein1983,where hestarted intheinfieldalongside for theCotuitKettleers of some coursework towards amaster’s ineducation. games played (220)andtiedfor sixthintriples(9).Heearnedhisbachelorof artsdegree incommunicationsandhascompleted top-six rankinginfour categories. Schreiber ranksfirstall-timeinwalks(132),fourth inrunsscored (159),tied for third second-team All-BigTen selection.Schreiber stillranksamongPurdue’s career leadersinavarietyofcategories, including his career, Purdue posted aschool-record a120-112-2markandestablished 37victories hisseniorseasonwhenhewasa Anative ofLaPorte, Ind.,Schreiber wasafour-year starter (1983-86)atsecondbasefor theBoilermakers. During 2 0 0 8P URD U EB A SEB AL

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6 16 COACHING STAFF 1 Frontier HighSchool HeadCoach ...... 1997-98, Coach Assistant Parkland JuniorCollege ...... 1999, U. Wisconsin-Platteville Coach Assistant ...... 2000, Harrison HighSchool HeadCoach ...... 2001, U. Wisconsin-Platteville HeadCoach ...... 2002-06, Danville Dans(CICL) HeadCoach ...... 2005-06, Coach Assistant Purdue University ...... 2006-Present, Coaching Experience Children (daughter) andBrooks (son) ...... Madisen Wife ...... Sarah ofWisconsin-Platteville,...... University M.Ed.,Education University,Education ...... Purdue Communication B.A., Place ofBirth Ind...... Logansport, Date ofBirth ...... Sept. 12,1972 AlanSailors Full Name ...... James Biographical Information ASSISTANT COACH SECOND YEAR (PITCHERS) 2 0 0 8P URD U EB A SEB AL

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L S I S Brooks. Sailorsandhiswife, Sarah,reside inWest Lafayette, Ind.Thecouplehastwo children: daughter, Madisen,andson, completed amaster’s ineducationatUW-Platteville in2003. Sailorsisaproduct ofFrontier HighSchoolinChalmers,Ind.,andearnedabachelor’s degreefrom Purdue in1999.He while pitching for theJohnsonCityCardinals oftheAppalachianLeague. after playing oneseasonatParkland College inChampaign,Ill.In1993,Sailorsfinishedsecondtheleaguestrikeouts Sailorswasa13th-round selectionby theSt.LouisCardinals inthe1992MajorLeagueBaseballFirst-Year Player Draft office. in theprogram’s history. Priorto the2004season,Pioneers’headcoachwasalsorequired to serve withinthefootball After hisfirsttwo seasonsatthehelmUWP, Sailorswasrewarded by becomingthefirstfull-timeheadbaseballcoach school history. The 2005Platteville squadearnedaberthintheWIAC Tournament, thefirstpostseasonappearancefor thebaseballteam in In2005,SailorsledthePioneersto a22-21finalrecord, theschool’sfirstwinningseasonondiamondsince1993. the 2002season.Infive years astheskipperofPioneers,hedirected UWPto 85wins. SailorsjoinedthePurdue inAugust2006after staff servingastheheadcoachatUniversity ofWisconsin-Platteville since coaches. the BigTen Conference, becomingthefirstBoilermaker to behonored withanindividualaward selectionby theleague’shead honorees MattBischoffandTony Sedlmeyer. Underthedirection ofSailors,Bischoff earnedFreshman oftheYear accoladesin of thefour pitchers inthePurdue rotation were starting truefreshmen, includingall-conference andFreshman All-America anewcomer As to theprogram for the2007season,Sailorsdirected ofyoung astaff guns.Bytheseason’send,three pitching coachto serve undertheguidanceofheadcoachDougSchreiber. JamieSailorsisinhissecondseasonatPurdue, servingtheBoilermakers asthepitching coach.Sailorsisthefourth T JAMIE A N T

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T N A SPENCER SPENCER T in program baseball coaching staff, joining the Boilermaker full-time member of the Purdue Spencer Allen is the newest and catchers. the hitters for be responsible August 2007. Allen will primarily included identifying his responsibilities where organization Tigers Canada. Allen was with the Tigers and the Detroit scout for Northwest serving as an area after Purdue in the Pacific Allen comes to prospects and tracking Major League Baseball during the 2006 and 2007 seasons. handling the University, staff Allen was a member of the coaching at Creighton scouting team, with during the 2005 and 2006 campaigns, Allen assisted In Omaha, Neb., from joining the Tigers’ the Bluejays. Prior to for outfielders and catchers the academic success of the baseball and monitored baseball camp the program’s coordinated travel, organized recruiting, Missouri Valley seasons, winning their first-ever during Allen’s two compiled a 79-38 record The Bluejays student-athletes. title in 2005. Conference in 2004 under head assistant coach at Iowa as a volunteer served having Conference, conditioning, the team’s overseeing with the outfielders and hitters, the Big Ten to Allen’s duties included working coach Jack Dahm. At Iowa Allen is not a stranger camps. the program’s and organizing handling on-campus recruiting seasons (1999- three for the Cyclones baseball for he played where University, State the of Iowa Allen is a 2001 graduate captain during his final season and received team as All-Big XII selection in 2001, Allen served 2001). An Academic and 2001. at ISU in 2000 Award Scholar Athlete Ind. in Lafayette, Allen and his fiancé, Jessica Draemel, reside S I S L

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Jeffrey T. Bolin T. Jeffrey Faculty Representative Faculty R MORGAN MORGAN sports and graduates 75 percent of student-athletes. Precious few institutions achieve this lofty status. They are Duke, North North Duke, are this lofty status. They institutions achieve few Precious of student-athletes. 75 percent sports and graduates and Stanford. State Dame, Penn and coaching tal student-athlete top attracting and retaining vital to are Regular upgrades of competition and practice venues baseball stadium, softbal as a new as well Arena Mackey around centering project is an $82 million the Boilermakers horizon for S Varsity Purdue’s features side of campus, completing an athletic complex that already and track and field complex on the west term “25/75 Club” to articulate a vision of an intercollegiate athletics organization that achieves an average finish in the to an average that achieves athletics organization a vision of an intercollegiate articulate “25/75 Club” to term millen a number of facility priorities since the start of the new identified and addressed and his staff have that is why Burke Center. and the Schwartz Tennis Joy children: three have alumna and pharmacist. They Catherine J. (Kate) Mullane, a Purdue the former 56, is married to Burke, in Purdue is attending Patrick with a firm in San Francisco. and works is a landscape architect graduate, a Purdue Jr., Morgan of Engineering. on a embarked team the football the national championship, captured team basketball the women’s During his tenure, him back alma mater. spirit that drew embodies the Boilermaker Burke athletics, Morgan of intercollegiate as director in his 15th year Now Confer Big Ten string of back-to-back-to-back an unprecedented achieved team and the men’s basketball in 11 years games 10 bowl championships. p see the Boilermakers Athletics in 1992. No one wants to lead Intercollegiate to he was appointed Club long before John Purdue fan and member of the the grandstands he was an avid because from who came down has been called the athletics director Burke in all respects.” that is excellent athletic organization was a member of Phi Beta Burke his senior year, swim team and captain of the Boilermaker graduate A 1973 industrial management 72 percent. has risen to rate graduation average the four-year 2.98. In addition, was a record student-athletes c administrators preeminence, to As on the road a rallying point the future. for set a high standard and his staff have Burke in Austin, reside she and her husband, Ryan, engineer; as a materials alumna working is a Purdue Joyce Patrick. and Jr. Morgan competition more than Burke, and few expend more energy in cheering them on to victory. on to energy in cheering them expend more and few than Burke, competition more establish “a nationall to the intention declare unanimously to voted of Trustees Board heralded his hiring. In 1992, the Purdue the high expectatio on and off the field reflect Athletics, performances Intercollegiate time at the helm of Purdue In Burke’s in 197 degree in industrial relations a master’s and earned continued at Purdue graduation, he After Kappa scholastic honorary. School in Chicago. John Marshall Law degree from with a law he graduated become athletics director. to when he departed president span. He was 13 positions in an 18-year through moving school, law Co. after with Inland Steel He pursued a successful career set. were goals with coaches and staff, aggressive in place. Working already build on the foundation to pledged Burke the rule by and playing hard playing for had a solid reputation King as AD on Jan. 1, 1993, Purdue succeeded George When Burke placed in the upper half of the Big Ten During h 13 teams In 2003-04 and 2006-07, both measures. made significant strides by and nationally. squads have in the Big Ten teams the position of Purdue improve expectation was to On the athletics side, Burke’s in standings with six squads in the upper half of the conference compares That figure time at Purdue. number in Burke’s record 35th in 2005-06 and 2006-07 among 300 NCAA Division I to 81st in 1994-95 from gone have On the national scene, the Boilermakers programs. all curre for GPA student b the cumulative of the general the 2007 spring semester, grade-point average Following each of the last 18 semesters. or surpass the overall match has been achieved That goal To in the classroom: expected was Similar excellence O T C L

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