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SEC Baseball Records.Pdf SEC RECORDECORDS ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS BATTING AVERAGE CAREER: 80 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (265 games) ............................. 1995-98 GAME (Min. 6 at bats): 78 — Brad Cresse, LSU (236 games) ............................. 1997-00 1.000 — J. T. Riddle, Kentucky vs. Niagara (6 for 6) .....................2014 74 — Matt LaPorta, Florida (215 games) ........................... 2004-07 — Adam Frazier, Miss. State vs. Virginia (6 for 6) ...................2013 67 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (183 games) ...................... 1983-85 — David Coffey, Georgia vs. Gardner Webb (6 for 6) ...............2003 62 — Justin Smoak, South Carolina (195 games) .................... 2006-08 — Kris Bennett, Tennessee vs. Georiga (CWS 6 for 6) ...............2001 61 — Andy Phillips, Alabama (244 games) ......................... 1996-99 — Chris Burke, Tennessee vs. Hawaii-Hilo (6 for 6) .................2000 61 — Will Clark, Miss. State (175 games) .......................... 1983-85 — Jeff Pickler, Tennessee vs. College of Charleston (6 for 6) ...........1998 59 — Trey McClure, LSU (234 games) ............................ 1996-99 — Kenderick Moore, Arkansas vs. Alabama (6 for 6) ................1995 59 — Josh Etheredge, Auburn (222 games) ........................ 1995-98 — Burke Masters, Miss. State vs. Florida State (6 for 6) ..............1990 58 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State (202 games) ...................... 1979-82 — Larry Fielder, Tennessee vs. Georgia Tech (6 for 6) ................1968 57 — Preston Tucker, Florida (265 games) ......................... 2009-12 — Tommy Nichols, Ole Miss vs. Delta State (6 for 6) ................1967 57 — Danny Hamblin, Arkansas (246 games) ...................... 2004-07 — Don Bell, Miss. State vs. Arkansas (6 for 6) .....................1966 56 — Blake Dean, LSU (258 games). 2007-10 — Ron Bertsch, Kentucky vs. Transylvania (6 for 6) ..................1959 56 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (232 games) ....................... 1996-99 — Terry Murphy, Miss. State vs. Vanderbilt (6 for 6) .................1956 55 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (195 games) ........................ 1996-98 — Bobby Wilson, Ole Miss vs. Delta State (6 for 6) .................1948 53 — Gordon Beckham, Georgia (197 games) ...................... 2006-08 — Charley Connerly, Ole Miss vs. Millsaps (6 for 6) .................1947 52 — Todd Walker, LSU (203 games) ............................. 1992-94 51 — Josh Morris, Georgia (190 games) .......................... 2004-06 SEASON: 51 — Jon Knott, Miss. State (228 games) .......................... 1998-01 .525 — David Magadan, Alabama (114 for 217) .......................1983 50 — Ryan Patterson, LSU (190 games) ........................... 2003-05 .489 — Ronnie Braddock, Georgia (22 for 45) .........................1962 50 — Todd Faulkner, Auburn (232 games) ......................... 1998-01 .469 — Ken Chapman, Alabama (30 for 64) ..........................1959 50 — Doug Duke, Alabama (128 games) .......................... 1984-86 .464 — Sam Ewing, Tennessee (45 for 97) ............................1970 50 — G.W. Keller, Alabama (201 games) .......................... 1997-99 .464 — Charley Trippi, Georgia (52 for 112) ..........................1946 49 — Brian Fletcher, Auburn (171 games) .......................... 2008-10 .459 — Hunter Bledsoe, Vanderbilt (95 for 207) ........................1999 49 — Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt (170 games) ....................... 2006-08 .459 — Nat Showalter, Miss. State (67 for 146) .........................1977 49 — Frank Thomas, Auburn (178 games) ......................... 1987-89 .451 — Charley Conerly, Ole Miss (34 for 75) .........................1947 49 — Albert Belle, LSU (184 games) .............................. 1985-87 49 — Scotti Madison, Vanderbilt (189 games) ....................... 1977-80 CAREER: 48 — Kent Matthes, Alabama (199 games) ......................... 2006-09 .439 — David Magadan, Alabama (268 for 610) .................... 1981-83 48 — Kyle Gordon, Ole Miss (193 games) ......................... 1984-87 .425 — Hunter Bledsoe, Vanderbilt (170 for 400) .................... 1997-99 47 — Mike Zunino, Florida (193 games) ........................... 2010-12 .411 — Sam Ewing, Tennessee (117 for 284) ....................... 1968-70 47 — Jake Smith, Alabama (216 games) .......................... 2007-10 .411 — Ken Chapman, Alabama (85 for 207) ...................... 1959-61 47 — Dustan Mohr, Alabama (200 games) ......................... 1995-97 .407 — Donnie Kessinger, Ole Miss (138 for 345) .................... 1968-70 47 — Tracy Echols, Miss. State (237 games) ...................1986-87, 89-90 .404 — Chris Burke, Tennessee (314 for 777) ....................... 1999-01 47 — Clinton Johnston, Vanderbilt (162 games) ..................... 1996-98 .399 — Charley Connerly, Ole Miss (55 for 138). 1947-48 46 — Hunter Morris, Auburn (168 games) ......................... 2008-10 .397 — John Huffstetler, Tennessee (54 for 136) ..................... 1951-53 46 — Jeremy Brown, Alabama (251 games) ........................ 1999-02 .396 — Todd Walker, LSU (310 for 783) ........................... 1992-94 46 — Blair Barbier, LSU (259 games) ............................. 1997-00 .394 — Joe Stewart, Georgia (104 for 355) ........................ 1977-79 46 — Richard Lee, Miss. State (248 games) ......................... 1995-98 HOME RUNS GRAND SLAMS GAME: GAME: 4 — JJ Schwarz, Florida vs. Stetson ..................................2015 2 — Zack Powers, Florida vs. Duke ..................................2013 4 — Bill Sandry, Kentucky vs. Eastern Kentucky .........................1982 2 — Preston Tucker, Florida vs. UCF .................................2009 2 — Roger Miller, Georgia vs. Georgia College .........................1987 SEASON: 2 — Frank Baldasare, Auburn vs. Florida State .........................1968 40 — Brandon Larson, LSU (69 games) ..............................1997 30 — Brad Cresse, LSU (69 games) .................................2000 SEASON: 29 — Yaron Peters, South Carolina (72 games) .........................2002 6 — Mike Pitisci, Alabama (53 games) ...............................1984 29 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State (61 games) ..........................1984 4 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State (63 games) ...........................1981 29 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State (63 games) ..........................1981 4 — Brad Cresse, LSU (63 games) ..................................1998 29 — Brad Cresse, LSU (63 games) .................................1998 28 — Kent Matthes, Alabama (58 games) .............................2009 CAREER: 28 — Gordon Beckham, Georgia (71 games) ..........................2008 7 — Roger Miller, Georgia (230 games) ........................... 1986-99 28 — Matt Clark, LSU (65 games) ..................................2008 6 — Mike Pitisci, Alabama (53 games) ...............................1984 28 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (67 games) .................................1998 6 — Jeff Pyburn, Georgia (128 games) ............................ 1978-80 28 — Will Clark, Miss. State (61 games) ..............................1984 6 — Josh Etheredge, Auburn (222 games) ......................... 1995-98 27 — Trey McClure, LSU (67 games) ................................1998 27 — Doug Duke, Alabama (63 games) ..............................1986 26 — Matt LaPorta, Florida (70 games) ...............................2005 RUNS BATTED IN 26 — Eddy Furniss, LSU (66 games) .................................1996 25 — Rich Poythress, Georgia (62 games) .............................2009 INNING: 25 — Dustan Mohr, Alabama (68 games) .............................1997 8 — Jeff Pyburn, Georgia vs. Westminster .............................1980 25 — Gary Hymel, LSU (71 games) .................................1991 8 — Allen Trammell, Florida vs. Kentucky .............................1965 25 — Will Clark, Miss. State (65 games) ..............................1985 24 — Sonny Cortez, Tennessee (52 games) ............................1998 GAME: 24 — Ryan Lundquist, Arkansas (56 games) ...........................1997 11 — Preston Tucker, Florida vs. UCF ................................2009 23 — AJ Reed, Kentucky (62 games) .................................2014 11 — Jason Nappi, Mississippi State vs. UAB ..........................2008 23 — Hunter Morris, Auburn (64 games) .............................2010 10 — JJ Schwarz, Florida vs. Stetson .................................2015 23 — Nick Ebert, South Carolina (63 games) ..........................2009 10 — Avery Barnes, Florida vs. Tennessee .............................2007 23 — Justin Smoak, South Carolina (63 games) ........................2008 10 — Adam Davis, Florida vs. Tennessee .............................2005 23 — Josh Morris, Georgia (67 games) ..............................2006 10 — Joe Randa, Tennessee vs. Louisville .............................1991 23 — Quinn Stewart, LSU (59 games) ...............................2006 10 — Roger Miller, Georgia vs. Georgia College ........................1987 23 — Ryan Shealy, Florida (65 games) ...............................2002 10 — Rafael Palmeiro, Miss. State vs. Jackson State ......................1984 23 — Brad Wilkerson, Florida (64 games) ............................1997 10 — Bob Berry, Auburn vs. Huntingdon ..............................1982 23 — Jeff Abbott, Kentucky (55 games) ...............................1994 10 — Bruce Castoria, Miss. State vs. UNLV ............................1981 23 — Andy Osbolt,
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