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2019 Record the Schedule Indiana Hoosiers (2-4 BART KAUFMAN FIELD • BLOOMINGTON, IND. ► 2019 RECORD OVERALL RECORD 2-4 BIG TEN 0-0 INDIANA HOOSIERS (2-4) NON-CONFERENCE 2-4 HEAD COACH: JEFF MERCER • Wright State, 2009 HOME 0-0 AWAY 2-4 Career Record: 79-52 (3rd season) • IU Record: 2-4 (1st season) NEUTRAL 0-0 VS. STREAK L3 CINCINNATI BEARCATS (1-5) ► THE SCHEDULE HEAD COACH: SCOTT GOOGINS • Ohio Wesleyan, 1992 Date Opponent Time (ET) Career Record: 370-390 (14th season) • UC Record: 29-33 (2nd season) 2/15 at Memphis W, 6-1 2/16 at Memphis L, 3-6 2/17 at Memphis W, 6-0 ► THE WEEK AHEAD 2/22 at Tennessee L, 1-5 TUESDAY - 3 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 3 P.M.. FRIDAY - 1 P.M. 2/23 at Tennessee L, 0-11 2/24 at Tennessee L, 3-5 RHP Alex Franklin RHP Gabe Bierman TBA 2/26 Cincinnati 3 p.m. (0-0, 0.00, 2 K, 0 BB) (0-0, 9.00, 0 K, 2 BB) 2/27 Butler 3 p.m. 3/1 vs. Northeastern* 2 p.m. LHP Drake Batcho RHP John MacCauley TBA 3/2 vs. UConn* 10:30 a.m. (0-0, 1.69, 7 K, 3 BB) (0-0, 0.00, 1 K, 0 BB) 3/3 at Coastal Carolina* Noon BTN Plus BTN Plus None 3/5 Indiana State 4 p.m. 3/8 vs. Washington% 10 p.m. 3/9 vs. Oregon State% 6 p.m. None 105.1 FM in Bloomington None 3/10 vs. San Diego% 2 p.m. 3/13 at Cincinnati 4 p.m. IUHoosiers.com IUHoosiers.com IUHoosiers.com 3/15 Canisius 6:05 p.m. 3/16 Canisius (DH) 12:05 PM ► SETTING THE SCENE 3/17 Canisius 1:05 p.m. 3/19 at Indiana State 4 p.m. • Indiana opens its 2019 home slate this week with a pair of midweek games against Cincinnati 3/22 Iowa 6:05 p.m. (Tuesday, 3 p.m.) and Butler (Wednesday, 3 p.m.). 3/23 Iowa 2:05 p.m. • Tuesday will be the 30th ever meeting between IU and Cincinnati, as the two squads last met on 3/24 Iowa 1:05 p.m. March 6, 2018, an 8-3 victory for the Bearcats. 3/27 Kent State 5 p.m. • Indiana leads the all-time series between the two schools, 18-11. 3/29 at Maryland 6:30 p.m. • Indiana Head Coach enters his first season with the Hoosiers and his 10th overall year Jeff Mercer 3/30 at Maryland 2 p.m. in coaching collegiately. He has posted a 79-52 career record after leading Wright State to winning 3/31 at Maryland 1 p.m. seasons in each of his two years with the Raiders, including a 2018 Horizon League title and NCAA 4/5 Penn State 6:05 p.m. Regional appearance. 4/6 Penn State 2:05 p.m. • Cincinnati head coach Scott Googins enters his second season at the helm of the Bearcat base- 4/7 Penn State 1:05 p.m. ball program. He guided UC to its best finish since 2011 as the Bearcats finished at 28-28 overall and 4/10 Purdue 7 p.m. an even 12-12 in American Athletic Conference play 4/12 at Evansville 6 p.m. 4/13 Evansville (DH) 2:05 p.m. ► LEADING OFF 4/14 Evansville 1:05 p.m. • After taking two of three games from the Memphi Tigers, the Hoosiers are coming off a tough 4/16 Ball State 6:05 p.m. series loss to the Tennessee Volunteers this past weekend. 4/19 at Michigan State 6:35 p.m. • IU is heading into its seventh season playing at Bart Kaufman Field. The Hoosiers hold a 112-37-1 4/20 at Michigan State 4:05 p.m. all-time record in their home confines. 4/21 at Michigan State 1:05 p.m. • The Hoosier pitching staff is in the top five in the Big Ten in a number of statistical categories 4/23 vs. Ball State^ 7 p.m. including shutouts (T-4th, T-20th nationally), ERA (5th), hits allowed per nine innings (7.92) and 4/26 Minnesota 6:05 p.m. WHIP (1.38). 4/27 Minnesota 2:05 p.m. • Senior starting pitcher Pauly Milto has 16 strikeouts (3rd in Big Ten) through his first two starts 4/28 Minnesota Noon and has not walked a batter in 13 innings to begin the year. 5/3 at Illinois 7 p.m. • Indiana’s six home runs in six games this year is tied for second in the Big Ten, with sophomore 5/4 at Illinois 4 p.m. Cole Barr leading the way with two long balls (T-3rd in the Big Ten). 5/5 at Illinois 2 p.m. • Senior Matt Lloyd, sophomore Tanner Gordon and junior Matt Gorski were named Indiana’s 5/7 at Kentucky 7 p.m. three Players to Watch by the Big Ten and the Hoosiers were picked to finish fourth in the league by 5/10 at Michigan 8:30 p.m. the conference coaches. 5/11 at Michigan 2 p.m. • Gorski picked up a handful of preseason honors, including preseason All-American laurels from 5/12 at Michigan 1 p.m. the NCBWA, D1 Baseball and Perfect Game. 5/14 Louisville 7 p.m. • Lloyd additionally joined Gorski in earning preseason All-American honrors, picking up nod from 5/16 Rutgers 6:05 p.m. Perfect Game and Collegiate Baseball. 5/17 Rutgers 6:05 p.m. • Since the start of the 2008 season, Indiana leads the Big Ten in wins (386) and conference wins 5/18 Rutgers 1:05 p.m. (161). The Hoosiers have made six NCAA Regionals over that span, the most out of any current Big 5/22 Big Ten Tournament% TBA Ten team. 5/23 Big Ten Tournament% TBA • For the fifth time in six years, Indiana was selected to the 2018 NCAA Baseball Tournament field. 5/24 Big Ten Tournament% TBA The No. 2-seeded Hoosiers played in the Austin Regional and reached the Regional final, eventually 5/25 Big Ten Tournament% TBA falling to Texas, 3-2. 5/26 Big Ten Tournament% TBA * CCU Baseball Tournament - Myrtle Beach, S.C. % Seattle Baseball Showcase - Seattle, Wash. ^ Victory Field in Indianapolis, Ind. INDIANA MEDIA RELATIONS % Big Ten Tournament - Omaha, Neb. Greg Kincaid, Assistant Director of Media Relations/Baseball Contact Email: [email protected] Cell Phone: 786-972-1299 Office: 812-855-4770 2019 BASEBALL 2019 GAME NOTES ► NUMERICAL ROSTER ► ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. B/T Yr. Hometown/Previous School No. Name ................................................... Pos. 1 Jeremy Houston INF 5-8 177 R/R Jr. Chicago, Ill./Mount Carmel 8 Drew Ashley ..............................................INF 2 Cole Barr INF 5-11 191 R/R So. Yorktown, Ind./Yorktown 2 Cole Barr ...................................................INF 4 Cade Bunnell INF 6-0 182 L/R Sr. Stoughton, Wis./Madison College 44 Cam Beauchamp .................................... LHP 5 Tanner Gordon RHP 6-5 215 L/R Jr. Champaign, Ill./John A. Logan College 37 Gabe Bierman .........................................RHP 6 Grant Richardson OF 6-2 186 L/L Fr. Fishers, Ind./Fishers 30 Scotty Bradley ..........................................INF 7 Matt Gorski OF 6-4 198 R/R Jr. Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern 40 Carter Bridge .............................................OF 8 Drew Ashley INF/OF 5-11 170 R/R So. Chandler, Ind./Evansville Memorial 51 McCade Brown .......................................RHP 9 Alex Franklin RHP 6-3 200 R/R Fr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 4 Cade Bunnell.............................................INF 10 Justin Walker INF 6-0 169 S/R So. Lafayette, Ind./Lafayette Jefferson 20 Brad Busald ............................................ LHP 11 Logan Kaletha OF 6-0 195 R/R Sr. Michigan City, Ind./John A. Logan College 39 Sam Crail ....................................................OF 12 Jeff Holtz C 6-4 215 R/R Fr. Hartland, Wis./Arrowhead 33 Wyatt Cross..................................................C 13 Cal Krueger RHP 6-0 193 R/R Jr. Jasper, Ind./Jasper 21 Elijah Dunham ...........................................INF 14 Matt Lloyd UTIL 6-1 205 L/R Sr. Okotoks, Alberta, Canada/ Iowa Western C.C. 31 Michael Dunkelberger ............................ LHP 15 Pauly Milto RHP 6-3 245 R/R Sr. Greenwood, Ind./Roncalli 29 Ryan Fineman ..............................................C 16 Austin Long RHP 6-3 215 R/R So. Bedford, Ind./Bedford North Lawrence 9 Alex Franklin ............................................RHP 18 Braden Scott LHP 6-3 200 L/L So. Jasonville, Ind./Olney Central College 5 Tanner Gordon ........................................RHP 19 Tommy Sommer LHP 6-4 207 L/L So. Carmel, Ind./Carmel 7 Matt Gorski ................................................OF 20 Brad Busald LHP 6-5 210 L/L Jr. Rushville, Ind./Lincoln Trail College 12 Jeff Holtz ......................................................C 21 Elijah Dunham OF 6-0 213 L/L So. Evansville, Ind./F.J. Reitz 1 Jeremy Houston .......................................INF 23 Andrew Saalfrank LHP 6-3 226 L/L Jr. Hoagland, Ind./Heritage 11 Logan Kaletha ............................................OF 25 Connor Manous RHP 6-0 181 R/R So. Munster, Ind./Miami (Fla.) 13 Cal Krueger .............................................RHP 29 Ryan Fineman C 6-0 227 R/R Sr. Westlake Village, Calif./Agoura 14 Matt Lloyd ...............................................UTIL 30 Scotty Bradley INF 6-2 207 L/R Jr. Pennington, N.J./Hopewell Valley Central 25 Connor Manous ......................................RHP 31 Michael Dunkelberger LHP 5-11 180 L/L Fr. South Bend, Ind./Saint Joseph’s 35 Matt Litwicki ...........................................RHP 32 Tyler Van Pelt OF 5-11 185 L/R Fr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South 16 Austin Long .............................................RHP 33 Wyatt Cross C 6-3 201 L/R Sr. Legacy, Colo./San Jacinto College 15 Pauly Milto ..............................................RHP 34 Braydon Tucker RHP 6-4 215 L/R Fr.
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