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LOUISIANA TECH BASEBALL Eight NCAA Regional Appearances (1971, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1980, 1986, 1987, 2016) LOUISIANA TECH BASEBALL Eight NCAA Regional Appearances (1971, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1980, 1986, 1987, 2016) 2021 SCHEDULE / RESULTS Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (1-1) at UL-Lafayette (2-1) OVERALL: 1-1 | C-USA: 0-0 | H: 0-0 | A: 0-1 | N: 1-0 Feb. 23 • 6 p.m. • Lafayette, La. • M.L. ‘Tigue’ Moore Field at Russo Park FEBRUARY (1-1) LOUISIANA TECH UL-Lafayette 21 vs. Air Force% W, 18-1 2021 Record 1-1 2021 Record 2-1 22 at LSU L, 7-16 Last 5/10 Games 1-1/1-1 Last 5/10 2-1/2-1 23 at UL-Lafayette 6 p.m. 26 SOUTHERN 6 p.m. All-Time vs. UL-Lafayette 56-66 All-Time vs. LA Tech 66-56 27 SOUTHERN 2 p.m. 28 SOUTHERN 1 p.m. Head Coach: Lane Burroughs (5th) Head Coach Matt Deggs MARCH (0-0) Record at LA Tech 121-71 Record at UL-Lafayette 10-10 2 UL-LAFAYETTE 6 p.m. How to Follow the Diamond Dogs 5 MCNEESE STATE 6 p.m. 6 MCNEESE STATE 2 p.m. TV/Stream Radio Play-by-Play Live Stats 7 MCNEESE STATE 1 p.m. ESPN+ KNBB 99.3 FM Dave Nitz latechsports.com 9 at ULM 6 p.m. 12 ARKANSAS 6 p.m. First Pitch 13 ARKANSAS 2 p.m. • Louisiana Tech and UL-Lafayette will face of for the 123rd time since 1970 in Tuesday night’s matchup at M.L. 14 ARKANSAS 1 p.m. 16 OLE MISS 6 p.m. “Tigue” Moore Field at Russo Park. The Bulldogs enter Tuesday’s game with two matchups under their belt, splitting a 17 OLE MISS 2 p.m. pair of games at Alex Box Stadium. Tech scored its second most runs in a season opener in program history in an 18-1 19 at Tulane 6 p.m. victory over Air Force on Sunday, smacking four hour runs and allowing just three hits in the lopsided afair. The ‘Dogs 20 at Tulane 2 p.m. dropped Monday night’s matchup at No. 11 LSU 16-7 despite leading 6-2 entering the bottom of the sixth. Tech’s 1-3 21 at Tulane 1 p.m. hole hitters each crushed a solo shot as six Bulldogs tallied multi-hit games in the loss. 23 ULM 6 p.m. 26 at Southern Miss* 6 p.m • Tech has won eight of its past 10 and four of its past fve contests against UL-Lafayette, playing 10 times since 2016. 27 at Southern Miss*^ 2 p.m. The Diamond Dogs swept the No. 24 Ragin’ Cajuns in a two-game set early in the shortened 2020 campaign, limiting 27 at Southern Miss*^ DH2 the Cajuns to just one run between the two Bulldog victories. Tech’s pitching staf absolutely shut down the Ragin’ 28 at Southern Miss* 1 p.m. Cajuns’ ofense in both games, allowing just one hit apiece in each ballgame. Jarret Whorf, LA Tech’s starter for APRIL (0-0) 1 UAB* 6 p.m. Tuesday’s game, spun a gem in his Bulldog debut in 2020 against ULL, throwing 6.1 innings of shutout baseball while 2 UAB*^ 2 p.m. allowing just one hit and punching out seven batters. Casey Ouellette closed out the fnal two-plus innings to secure 2 UAB*^ DH2 a 10-0 win. 3 UAB* 1 p.m. • In Tech’s dominant 18-1 win over Air Force, senior second baseman Taylor Young accomplished something at the 9 at Rice* 6 p.m. plate that a Bulldog batter hasn’t accomplished in over 10 years — hitting home runs in back-to-back innings. Young 10 at Rice*^ DH1 10 at Rice*^ DH2 lifted a two-run shot in the fourth inning before belting a towering solo shot in the ffth frame, becoming the frst 11 at Rice* 1 p.m. Diamond Dog since Will Alvis on April 24, 2010, to hit homers in back-to-back innings. He fnished the day 3-for-5 16 SOUTHERN MISS* 6 p.m. with two homers, four RBI, four runs scored and two walks. 17 SOUTHERN MISS*^ 2 p.m. • Young’s Sunday performance also made him a headliner on D1Baseball’s “Feb. 22 Top Performers” article. The senior 17 SOUTHERN MISS*^ DH2 18 SOUTHERN MISS* 1 p.m. then homered in his second at-bat on Monday, making it three home runs in seven at-bats for the second baseman. 23 MARSHALL* 6 p.m. • LA Tech pitchers struck out 16 batters and allowed just two walks in Tech’s 18-1 win on Sunday. It was the frst time 24 MARSHALL*^ 2 p.m. since a game against Northwestern State on Feb. 28, 2018, that the Diamond Dogs struck out 15+ batters. 24 MARSHALL*^ DH2 • Through two games, Tech’s frst four batters in their lineup (Young, Hunter Wells, Parker Bates and Steele Netterville) 25 MARSHALL* 1 p.m. have combined to tally 17 hits, 15 runs scored and 14 RBI. LA Tech’s lineup was exactly the same each game. 30 at Middle Tennessee* 6 p.m. MAY (0-0) • Five Bulldog pitchers made their debuts in Tech’s opening weekend — starter Ryan Jennings and relievers Cade 1 at Middle Tennessee*^ 1 p.m. Hodges, Landon Tomkins, Tanner Knight and Cade Gibson. 1 at Middle Tennessee*^ DH2 • UL-Lafayette is 2-1 on the season thus far with a series victory over Tulane. The three games all went to extra innings 2 at Middle Tennessee* 1 p.m. and were decided by a total of just four runs. ULL won the fnal two games of the series with nine runs scored in each 7 at FIU* 6 p.m. 8 at FIU*^ 1 p.m. contest. Ruston native and LSU transfer CJ Willis has tallied a team-high fve runs scored while tallying fve hits, two 8 at FIU*^ DH2 for extra bases, in two games played this year. His father, Chris, and mother, Mandy, were both student-athletes at LA 9 at FIU* 1 p.m. Tech. Chris played on the football team, while Mandy ran track and feld at Louisiana Tech. 11 at LSU 6:30 p.m. 14 UTSA* 6 p.m 15 UTSA*^ 2 p.m Pitching Matchup 15 UTSA*^ DH2 Louisiana Tech Team Pitching UL-Lafayette 16 UTSA* 1 p.m. Jarret Whorf 2021 Spencer Arrighetti RHP • 6-3 • 195 • Sr./1L Tech ERA: 6.88 RHP • 6-2 • 186 • So./TR 20 OLD DOMINION 6 p.m. Winnsboro, Texas ULL ERA: 4.55 Katy, Texas 21 OLD DOMINION 6 p.m. W-L: 3-0 Tech Whip: 1.47 W-L: 2-2 26-30 C-USA Tournament (Ruston, La.) ERA: 3.47 ULL WHIP: 1.58 ERA: 4.26 IP: 23.1 Tech Ks: 21 IP: 19.0 % Games played at LSU in Alex Box Stadium K/BB: 13/6 ULL Ks: 34 Stats from Navarro JC* ^ C-USA USA Seven-Inning Doubleheaders * Conference USA games All Times CT Series History Overall: UL-Lafayette leads 66-56 Last Five Meetings (4-1) Date Result Location Last 10 Meetings: Tech 8-2 4/24/18 ULL 9, LA Tech 4 Ruston 2/20/19 LA Tech 3, ULL 2 (10 Inn.) Ruston 4/9/19 LA Tech 11, ULL 3 Lafayette Meeting No. 123 on Tuesday NIght 2/15/20 LA Tech 2, ULL 1 Lafayette 2/16/20 LA Tech 10, ULL 0 Lafayette 1 LATECHSPORTS.COM 2021 LA TECH BASEBALL | GAMES 1-2 Quick Facts C-USA Preseason Poll D1Baseball Top 25 GENERAL Location: Ruston, La. Founded: 1894 Posted Feb. 23, 2021 Enrollment: 11,197 (As of Fall 2020) Colors: Blue & Red EAST 1 - Ole Miss Nickname: Bulldogs Afliation: NCAA Division I 1. Florida Atlantic (10) 2 - Arkansas Conference: Conference USA 2. Old Dominion (1) Years in Conference: Eighth Season 3 - Vanderbilt President: Dr. Les Guice 3. FIU (1) Athletic Director: Dr. Eric A. Wood 4 - Louisville SWA: Mary Kay Hungate 4. WKU FAR: Dr. Donna Thomas 5 - Mississippi State Sport Administrator Gerald Jordan 5. Charlotte Ticket Ofce: (318) 257-3631 6. Marshall 6 - Miami STADIUM INFORMATION WEST 7 - Florida Home Facility: J.C. Love Field at Pat Patterson Park 1. Southern Miss (10) Home Record: 843-460-1 (.644) 8 - UCLA Largest Crowd: 3,311 (3/15/17 vs. UL-Lafayette) 2. Louisiana Tech (2) Surface: Fieldturf 9 - UC Santa Barbara Dimensions: 315-387-325 3. Rice COACHING STAFF 4. Middle Tennessee 10 - Texas Tech Head Coach: Lane Burroughs Alma Mater: Mississippi College, 1995 (BA) - 1996 (MS) 5. UTSA 11 - LSU Record at LA Tech: 120-70 (Fifth Year) 6. UAB Career Record: 233-183 (8 Years) 12 - Virginia Associate Head Coach (Pitching): Mike Silva (frst place votes in parentheses) 13 - NC State Alma Mater: Bellevue/East Central Univ. (Okla.) Years at LA Tech: Third Year 2021 C-USA Preseason Team 14 - TCU Asst. Coach/Recruiting Coord: Mitch Gaspard Alma Mater: UL-Lafayette (1989) SP Gabe Shepard, So., Southern Miss 15 - Georgia Tech Years at LA Tech: Second Year Assistant Coach: Matt Miller SP Hunter Gregory, Jr., Old Dominion 16 - Wake Forest Alma Mater: Louisiana Tech (2019) SP Walker Powell, Sr., Southern Miss Years at LA Tech: Second Year 17- South Carolina RP Hunter Stanley, Sr., Southern Miss ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 18 - Tennessee Assoc. AD/Communications: Malcolm Butler C J Paul Fullerton, Sr., UAB Baseball Contact: Tyler Hotz IF Derek Cartaya, R-Sr., FIU 19 - Texas Goodwin’s Ofce: (318) 257-5305 Goodwin’s Cell: (318) 265-1948 IF Brett Coker, So., Middle Tennessee 20 - Oklahoma State Goodwin’s Email: [email protected] Media Relations Ofce: (318) 257-3144 IF Braden Comeaux, Sr., Rice 21 - Auburn Media Relations Fax: (318) 257-3757 IF Hunter Wells, Sr., Louisiana Tech Ofcial Athletic Website: LATechSports.com 22 - East Carolina Ofce Address: Louisiana Tech Athletics IF Taylor Young, Sr., Louisiana Tech 23 - West Virginia Media Relations OF Parker Bates, Sr., Louisiana Tech P.O.
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