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COMMODORES AT-A-GLANCE Tennessee Volunteers (31-22) vs. #19 Vanderbilt Commodores (40-16) Game #57 Tournament #1 Tuesday, May 20 H 9:30 a.m.

Streak...... L1 Home...... 26-9 Road...... 13-7 Neutral...... 1-0 Day...... 24-6 VANDERBILT RE-VU Night...... 16-9 Vanderbilt dropped the regular season finale 6-3 to South Carolina on Saturday. and Dansby vs. RH starters...... 28-12 Swanson led the way with two hits each. The Commodore evened the series on Friday night with a 9-3 win over vs. LH starters...... 12-4 the Gamecocks. Zander Wiel drove in three runs, including a two-run homer, in the win. Vanderbilt dropped the Extra-Innings...... 0-1 team’s first extra inning game of the season 4-3 in the series opener vs. South Carolina. Zander Wiel drove in two runs and scored two more in the loss. Doubleheaders...... 2-0 Shutouts...... 7-2 ON THE BUMP One-Run Games...... 4-4 Tuesday, May 20 Three+ Run Games...... 30-9 RHP (9-2, 2.31) vs. RHP Hunter Martin (4-3, 3.12) / RHP Kyle Serrano (3-3, 4.88) Series W-L-T...... 9-5-0 Series Sweeps...... 6-0 COMMODORES RETURN TO FRIENDLY HOOVER On Artificial Turf...... 27-9 The City of Hoover, Ala. has been very friendly to the Commodores over the year with Vanderbilt going 29-15 in On Natural Grass...... 13-7 10 trips under Coach Corbin since 2003. The Dores have twice one five games in a single tournament, when the Scoring First...... 31-5 team captured thee tournament crown in 2007 and in 2012. Under Corbin, Vandy has played in the championship Opp. Scores First...... 9-11 game seven times, including the last three. Last season, the Commodores bounced back from an opening round Scoring 3+ runs...... 36-6 loss to Texas A&M to win three consecutive games before losing to LSU in an epic title game. The road back to Opp. Scores 3+ runs...... 9-15 the title game will be tough, however, with the Commodores losing series to three of the five teams in the top half of the bracket. Hitting at least 1 HR...... 13-3 Hitting no HR...... 26-13 VANDY STRONG DOWN THE STRETCH Making at least 1 ...... 23-9 After a midseason swoon, the Commodores have bounced back to win nine of the team’s final 12 SEC games Making no errors...... 17-7 and finish the regular season as one of the league’s hottest teams. Vandy outscored opponents 79-31 over the Leading after 6 inn...... 36-3 final four weekends of league play belting out 30 extra-base hits, including 21 doubles and six home runs. John Trailing after 6 inn...... 1-12 Norwood’s and ’s contributions were key with the two outfielders combining to hit .351 (27-for- Tied after 6 inn...... 2-1 77) with 16 runs scored. Zander Wiel’s reemergence helped as well with the first baseman slugging a pair of Leading after 7 inn...... 36-3 home runs and driving in 13 runs. Pitching turned around as well with the VU pitching staff posting a 2.00 ERA. Trailing after 7 inn...... 1-12 The revamped rotation of , and Tyler Ferguson combined to go 8-1 with a 1.55 ERA. Tied after 7 inn...... 2-1 The Vandy defense has also been solid with only nine errors during the stretch. Leading after 8 inn...... 39-2 Trailing after 8 inn...... 0-14 UP THE MIDDLE ON LOCKDOWN Middle infielders and have been two of the most productive players at their Tied after 8 inn...... 0-0 positions in the SEC and the country this season. The duo are the only two Commodores to start every game this vs. Top 5 Teams...... 2-1 season for Vandy and have been staples in the lineup both offensively and defensively. The pair have combined vs. Top 10 Teams...... 2-2 for only 10 errors (Conde 4, Swanson 6) on the year entering the postseason. At the plate, the two have been vs. Top 25 Teams...... 4-5 consistent forces combining for 130 hits, 39 extra-base hits, 82 runs and 71 RBI. Swanson leads the team in bat- In the State of Tenn...... 30-11 ting average (.340), hits (73), runs (46), and steals (17) and ranks second with 20 doubles. Conde leads the squad vs. Out-of-State Opp...... 31-14 with 30 walks and is second in home runs (4) and RBI (41). On Weekdays...... 11-3 On Weekends...... 29-13 QUICK TO TURN TWO The Vanderbilt defense has been quick to turn two over the team’s last 11 games with at least one double play COMMODORES BROADCAST in 10 of the 11 games. The Dores’ D has turned 14 double plays during the stretch, including matching the team’s Joe Fisher calls the action on season-best of two four times. The Commodores’ 49 double plays rank sixth in the SEC and are just four shy of WNSR 560 AM / 95.9 FM what the Dores turned all of last year. beginning 15-minutes prior to first pitch. vucommodores.com 1 COMMODORE NOTES Corbin by the BEEDE, B. MILLER PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS Juniors Tyler Beede and Brian Miller have both been named preseason All-Americans. Beede was Numbers tagged as a first team All-American by both the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and 465 wins at Vanderbilt, give Baseball America. Miller earned a second team nod from the NCBWA. Both right-handers are coming off record-setting sophomore seasons for the Dores. Beede set the school record with 14 wins going him the second-most in school 14-1, including winning his first 11 starts. Miller saved a Vandy record 16 games and took over the top history. spot all-time at VU with 21 saves in just his second season in the Black & Gold. wins are the 438 LOTS BACK BUT LOTS TO REPLACE second-most in the SEC The Vanderbilt roster welcomes back 18 lettermen from last year’s SEC championship squad. Half of those 18 lettermen reside on the Commodores’ pitching staff led by All-American Tyler Beede. The VU in the last 10 years. pitching staff returns 39 (72%) of the team’s 54 wins from last year, 413.1 (69%) of the team’s 596 in- 226 wins over the last five nings and 358 (69%) of the club’s 520 strikeouts in 2013. The Dores’ offense, however, does not return years ranks third in the SEC as much experience with six starters from last year’s lineup gone. Those six players (Tony Kemp, Mike Yastrzemski, Connor Harrell, Conrad Gregor, Spencer Navin and Jack Lupo) combined for 435 (62%) of during that span. the team’s 700 hits, 286 (62%) of the club’s 459 runs, 22 (54%) of the squad’s 41 home runs and 106 163 Commodores (76%) of the team’s 139 stolen bases. have been named SEC B. MILLER NAMED TO STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST All-Academic. Commodore closer Brian Miller was named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year watch list prior to the season. Miller is coming off the greatest season ever by a Vandy closer, saving a school record 16 145 MLB picks have been games as a sophomore. The Franklin, Tenn. native already holds the school’s all-time record with 21 spent on Corbin’s players and saves in his first two seasons. recruits, including 112 while COMMODORES ON TV THIS SEASON at VU. Vanderbilt will appear on television at least 11 times during the 2014 season. The Commodores face 23 Commodores have a tall task on the road with a trip to Mississippi State. Vandy and the Bulldogs play two games of the series on TV - Friday night’s game is broadcast on CSS at 6:30 p.m. and Saturday’s game on ESPNU earned All-American honors. at 7:30 p.m. Vanderbilt returns home to take on Kentucky the last weekend of March with Sunday’s 17 Dores have earned tilt against the Wildcats set for 1 p.m. on ESPNU. The Dores head east to take on Tennessee the next weekend with Saturday’s game set for 6 p.m. on CSS. Arkansas hosts the Commodores April 18-20 Freshman All-American with Sunday’s game set for noon on ESPN. Saturday’s game will air on Cox Sports Television at 6 honors. p.m. The Dores wrap up April with a series at home against Georgia. Saturday’s game is scheduled to air on CSS at 3 p.m. Head Coach and the Commodores wrap up a tough week and the 9 trips to the NCAA road portion of the SEC schedule with a trip to Florida in early May. The Dores and Gators battle on Tournament under Corbin. Thursday night as part of ESPNU’s Thursday night SEC package at 7:30 p.m. The series finale will be Vanderbilt had made the broadcast on TV at 11 a.m. on FSN. Vanderbilt’s season finale against South Carolina on May 17 will air on CBS Sports Network at 2 p.m. tournament just three times prior to his arrival. COMMODORE NATION The Vandy roster features players from 14 different states ranging from Oregon (Tyler Campbell) and 8 Vanderbilt players have California (Tyler Ferguson) on the west coast to New York (T.J. Pecoraro and Tyler Green) to Florida been picked in the first round (Vince Conde, Carson Fulmer, Karl Ellison and John Kilichowski). Tennessee leads all states on the of the MLB Draft, including 5 roster with nine players. in the top ten picks. National Award Watch Lists Commodore Weekly Winners 4 Super Regionals in the Player (Pos.) Award Player (Pos.) Honor Date Brian Miller (P) NCBWA Stopper of the Year J. Miller (P) TSWA Pitcher of the Week 2/17 Corbin-Era are the only four in Tyler Beede (P) Golden Spikes B. Reynolds (OF) SEC Freshman of the Week 2/17 VU history. Chris Harvey (C) Johnny Bench Award V. Conde (IF) SEC Player of the Week 3/17 Carson Fulmer (P) NCBWA Stopper of the Year H. Stone (P) TSWA Pitcher of the Week 3/17 1 MLB first round pick has Walker Buehler (P) National Pitcher of the Year W. Buehler (P) TSWA Pitcher of the Week 4/15 Walker Buehler (P) Dick Howser Trophy V. Conde (IF) SEC Player of the Week 5/12 pitched in the weekend V. Conde (IF) CB National Player of the Week 5/12 rotation in every season since Corbin’s arrival.

2 vucommodores.com COMMODORE NOTES COMMODORES TABBED SECOND IN SEC EAST Commodores In The Pros The ’s 14 coaches have picked Vanderbilt to finish second in the league’s Player (Years at VU) Team East division behind South Carolina. The Commodores received five first place votes in the East with the Gamecocks picking up the other nine. Florida was selected to finish third with Kentucky, Tennes- MLB see, Georgia and Missouri rounding out the East division. In the West, LSU finished just ahead of Mississippi State despite the Bulldogs receiving seven first place votes to the Tigers’ six. Arkansas Pedro Alvarez (06-08) Pittsburgh was voted to finish fifth followed by Ole Miss and Auburn. South Carolina was also selected as the Ryan Flaherty (06-08) Baltimore favorite to win the league title with five votes but LSU (4), Mississippi State (4) and Vanderbilt (1) all received votes. Sonny Gray (09-11) Oakland Mike Minor (07-09) Atlanta HEDMAN, MACIAS JOIN VANDY STAFF The Commodores added Drew Hedman and former Commodore David Macias to the coaching staff. David Price (05-07) Tampa Bay Hedman begins his coaching career as the Dores’ volunteer assistant coach after playing profession- AAA ally in the Boston Red Sox organization. Hedman was the Division III Player of the Year in 2009 as a senior at Pomona College and was a high school teammate of former Commodore Aaron Westlake. Mike Baxter (04-05) Albuquerque (LAD) Macias serves as the team’s news strength and conditioning coach after playing and working in the Matt Buschmann (03-06) Sacramento (OAK) Chicago Cubs organization for the last five years. He was a first team All-SEC player in 2008 and played a vital role on Vanderbilt’s legendary 2007 team. Curt Casali (08-11) Durham (TB) Nick Christiani (06-09) Louisville (CIN) VU RECRUITING CLASS TABBED 20TH After back-to-back top-ranked classes the Commodores’ freshman class was ranked 20th by Baseball Taylor Hill (08-11) Syracuse (WAS) America this fall. Tullahoma, Tenn. right-hander highlights the 15-man class. The Mark Lamm (08-11) Gwinnett (ATL) class has also proved to be extremely versatile with multiple players working at multiple positions during the fall and early spring. Nolan Rogers has logged time in the outfield as well as second base. Antoan Richardson (04-05) Scranton /WB (NYY) Switch hitters Ro Coleman, Bryan Reynolds and Aubrey McCarty have all seen time in the infield and Drew VerHagen (2012) Toledo (DET) outfield. McCarty also brings the unique ability to pitch with both arms. Lefty John Kilichowski and right-hander Hayden Stone add depth to an already deep VU bullpen. Catchers Jason Delay and Karl AA Ellison will push junior Chris Harvey behind the plate. Caleb Cotham (08-09) Trenton (NYY) FORMER DORES IN MLB POSTSEASON Grayson Garvin (09-11) Montgomery (TB) Vanderbilt was well represented this past fall in major league baseball’s postseason with five former Commodores making the playoffs. Pitchers David Price, Mike Minor, Sonny Gray and Nick Christiani Drew Hayes (08-10) Pensacola (CIN) joined third baseman Pedro Alvarez in the postseason. Price helped Tampa Bay to the American Sam Selman (10-12) Northwest Arkansas (KC) League wild card and into the American League Division Series against eventual World Series champ Boston. Minor pitched the Atlanta Braves into the postseason as the National League East Division Aaron Westlake (08-11) Erie (DET) champions. Gray joined the A’s late in the season and pitched well in two postseason games for A Oakland in ALDS against Detroit, including eight scoreless innings against Justin Verlander in Game 2. Alvarez starred for the Pittsburgh Pirates all season as an All-Star and into the postseason in the Jason Esposito (09-11) Frederick (BAL) NLDS. Anthony Gomez (10-12) Jupiter (MIA) CORBIN ECLIPSES 500 WINS AT VANDERBILT Conrad Gregor (11-13) Quad Cities (HOU) Head Coach Tim Corbin won his 500th game at Vanderbilt with a 5-1 win at Missouri on May 3. Only Connor Harrell (10-13) Lakeland (DET) long time Vandy skipper Roy Mewbourne has more wins on West End than Corbin with 655 over his 24 seasons. Corbin’s winning percentage of .655 is the best among VU coaches with over 50 games. Bryan Johns (10-11) Salem (BOS) Tony Kemp (11-13) Lancaster (HOU) Drafted Commodores Round Year Team Navery Moore (09-11) Rome (ATL) Tyler Beede 1st 2011 Toronto Walker Buehler 14th 2012 Pittsburgh Spencer Navin (11-13) Great Lakes (LAD) Ro Coleman 40th 2013 Chicago (AL) Tyler Ferguson 40th 2012 San Francisco Kevin Ziomek (11-13) West Michigan (DET) Carson Fulmer 15th 2012 Boston Mike Yastrzemski (10-13) Delmarva (BAL) Aubrey McCarty 36th 2013 San Francisco John Norwood 12th 2011 Toronto DL T.J. Pecoraro 48th 2010 Houston Adam Ravenelle 44th 2011 New York (AL) Russell Brewer (08-10) Colorado Jordan Sheffield 13th 2013 Boston Dansby Swanson 38th 2012 Colorado Will Clinard (09-12) Detroit Xavier Turner 34th 2012 Boston Rhett Wiseman 25th 2012 Chicago (NL) Corey Williams (10-11) Minnesota vucommodores.com 3 HEAD COACH TIM CORBIN Head Coach Tim Corbin begins his 12th season Vanderbilt program has earned him respect among the college and international baseball at the helm of the Vanderbilt baseball program. communities. In the summer of 2006 he managed the USA Baseball National Team to a During his tenure Corbin has turned the Commo- 28-2-1 record that culminated with a gold medal finish at the FISU (International University dores into a national power and taken the program Sports Federation) World University Championship in Havana, Cuba. The .919 winning to unprecedented success leading Vanderbilt to the percentage set a new national team high and it garnered special recognition by the United College World Series for the first time in 2011. States Olympic Committee. Corbin’s overall record of 465-229 (.670) is In 2006, he led a youthful Commodore squad to a 38-27 record and sixth-place finish second all-time in terms of wins at Vanderbilt, and in the rugged Southeastern Conference. The team was the youngest team in the league, first in terms of winning percentage for coaches with seven everyday starters being freshmen or sophomores. For the second time in three with 100 games or more. seasons, Corbin guided the team to the SEC Tournament Championship game and the For the second time in his career Corbin was young squad also gained valuable NCAA experience after advancing to the championship named the SEC Coach of the Year by the league’s round of the Atlanta Regional. The 2006 team posted impressive series wins over College coaches after the Commodores posted one of the World Series participant Georgia, Super Regional participants South Carolina and Ole best seasons in school history in 2013. The Com- Miss, and took series on the road against Florida and LSU. The team handed LSU its worst modores matched the school record with a 54-12 conference loss at home in school history in the process. mark and smashed the Southeastern Conference In 2004, Corbin not only directed the Commodores to their first NCAA Tournament record, finishing the conference slate an amazing appearance in 24 years, he guided them to their first-ever Super Regional as they swept 26-3. Vanderbilt won every series during the through the Charlottesville Regional with victories over George Mason, Princeton and host regular season, including nine series sweeps. The Virginia. In the Super Regional, they fell to the eventual national runner-up, Texas, but still squad outscored opponents by an average of 8.2-3.9 runs per game with the pitching staff carved out a piece of history as the first team in NCAA baseball history to make it that far turning in a sub 3.00 ERA for the second time in three seasons. Five Commodores earned one year after having finished with a sub-.500 record. Along the way Vanderbilt racked All-American honors led by first team All-Americans Tony Kemp and Tyler Beede. Kemp up 45 wins, was the only team to rank among the SEC’s top five in earned run average became just the second Commodore in history to be named SEC Player of the Year and just (first), batting average (fourth) and (first) and finished with a .703 the third in league history to win both Freshman of the Year and Player of the Year awards winning percentage, which was third-best in the highly competitive conference, which in his career. Over the summer, Beede pitched for Team USA to become the 12th Vanderbilt sent nine schools to the NCAA Tournament. The Commodores’ school-record .978 fielding player to don the Stars & Stripes. percentage was second in the nation, and their 30 error-free games were 11 more than the The Commodores’ SEC regular season championship was the team’s second in three previous season. years and third under Corbin. For the fourth time in five years the Dores played in the SEC His first Vanderbilt team in 2003 finished 27-28 overall and 14-16 in the SEC, good Championship game and made their eighth straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament enough for second in the Eastern Division. It earned a conference tournament berth with hosting Regionals for the third time in school history and Super Regionals for the second a season-ending sweep of Tennessee capped by a dramatic ninth-inning rally in the series time. finale. The overall and conference victory totals were the most by a first-year Vanderbilt The 2012 Vanderbilt Commodores overcame a slow start to the season to post the coach and were made more impressive by the fact that the Commodores were 12-5 in one- team’s seventh straight trip to the postseason. The Dores finished the season as one of the run games. That squad set then school records for fielding percentage (.972), fewest errors hottest teams in the nation winning four of the last four SEC series of the regular season, in a season (60), most saves in a season (15) and fewest walks allowed in a season (168). including series victories over No. 3 Kentucky and at No. 4 LSU. Vanderbilt rolled into the The team notched series victories over nationally-ranked conference foes LSU, Auburn and SEC Tournament having won 12 of the last 15 regular season games. Corbin guided the Florida, each among the top 15 at the time. Plus, on May 6, 2003, Vanderbilt recorded the Commodores to the championship game for the sixth time in nine trips, losing to a red-hot first perfect game in school history, which was a collective effort. Four different pitchers Mississippi State team in the final. Vanderbilt made the NCAA Tournament with a trip to contributed to the 4-0 victory over Western Kentucky. the Raleigh Regional finishing runner-up to host NC State to end the season 35-28. Corbin, along with his coaching staff, are a tireless group that saw their recruiting For the second consecutive season (2011-12) the Commodores’ freshman class was efforts pay in 2005, 2011 and 2012 as their recruiting class was labeled the nation’s best tabbed as the nation’s best by Baseball America, becoming the first school in the poll’s by Baseball America. Professional baseball has also taken notice of the program with eight 13-year history to post back-to-back top classes. Vanderbilt’s 2012 freshman class was the Commodores being selected in the first round since 2003. unanimous top class, also picking up the honor from Collegiate Baseball. Since Corbin’s Before Corbin was hired as the 21st coach in program history, Vanderbilt had not arrival in 2003, Vanderbilt has earned three top-ranked recruiting classes (2005) and is the earned a spot in the conference tournament in a decade but made the post-season only school in the nation to have more than two top classes. tournament in 2004. During the 2004 regular season, Vanderbilt swept a series against In 2012, one of Corbin’s prize pupils, David Price, was named the American League Cy Mississippi State for the first time. It was one of three conference whitewashes and one Young Award winner. Price was the top overall pick by Tampa Bay in 2007 after a stellar of five series wins in all. His efforts earned him the 2004 Vanderbilt Coach of the Year career at Vanderbilt. The southpaw went 20-5 with a 2.56 ERA and 205 strikeouts over 211 award and a nomination for the Nashville Sports Council’s Sports Person of the Year. Plus, innings for the Rays to become the first Commodore to win the Cy Young. a school-record five players were named to the SEC All-Tournament team, five players The Commodores’ magical run to Omaha saw several school records equaled or were drafted on the first day and seven VU players in all were chosen in the Major League passed. VU won 54 games to match the school record set in 2007 and set the SEC record Baseball Draft, topped by No. 6 overall pick, pitcher Jeremy Sowers. with 12 players selected in the Major League Baseball draft. Hawkins Field hosted the Corbin came to Vanderbilt following nine seasons as an assistant coach at baseball NCAA Regional round for just the second time in history and Super Regionals for the first power Clemson. During his time there (1994-2002), the Tigers had more victories than all time with the Dores sweeping through both rounds en route to the College World Series. but four programs. Individual awards supplemented the team’s success with Grayson Garvin earning SEC Prior to his tenure at Clemson, Corbin was head coach at Presbyterian College for six Pitcher of the Year and Tony Kemp picking up SEC Freshman of the Year honors. Garvin seasons beginning in 1988. There he restarted a baseball program that had been dormant became the second VU pitcher to earn the prestigious league award joining David Price, for several years. while Kemp is the second Commodore to be named the league’s freshman of the year along with Pedro Alvarez. All four awards have come under Corbin’s watch. Sonny Gray, Jason Esposito, Aaron Westlake and Garvin all garnered All-American honors with Kevin The Tim Corbin File Ziomek, T.J. Pecoraro, Conrad Gregor and Kemp being named Freshmen All-American The 2010 Commodores racked up the second-most wins in school history finishing the year with a 46-20 mark, eventually falling at Florida State in the third game of the Super Personal Regional. In order to get to Florida State the team advanced out of the Louisville regional, Full Name: ...... Timothy Carter Corbin a place that saw the Dores’ 2009 season end. During the regular season, Corbin led the Born: ...... August 5, 1961 in Wolfeboro, N.H. Commodores to a 16-12 mark, good enough for third in the Southeastern Conference East Hometown: ...... Wolfeboro, N.H. division behind Florida and eventual national champion South Carolina. The 2008 draft saw eight Commodores selected, highlighted by Pedro Alvarez who was Family: ...... Wife: Maggie Daughters: Molly and Hannah taken with the second overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Vanderbilt became the first school in draft history to have the first overall pick (David Price in 2007) and second overall Education pick in consecutive drafts. College: ...... Ohio Wesleyan In 2007, Corbin guided the Commodores to their best season ever, finishing with a school record 54 wins. The team also achieved a No. 1 national ranking for the first time in Degrees: ...... Master of Arts in Athletic Administration, 1986 school history and held that honor for 13-of-15 weeks during the regular season...... Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education, 1984 The Vanderbilt baseball team also swept through the Southeastern Conference, win- ning both the regular season and tournament crown for the first time ever and it marked Coaching Experience the first time an SEC team had done it since 1996. The team lost only one conference series the entire season against SEC West Division winner Arkansas in Fayetteville and 2003-Present ...... Vanderbilt Head Coach avenged the series loss by defeating the Razorbacks in the SEC tournament title game. 2001-02 ...... Clemson Associate Head Coach The conference recognized Corbin for the work he had done, naming him SEC Coach 1998-2001 ...... Clemson Assistant Head Coach of the Year. Corbin also picked up Co-National Coach of the Year honors from College 1994-98 ...... Clemson Assistant Coach Baseball Insider and regional Coach of the Year honors by the American Baseball Coaches Association. 1988-93 ...... Presbyterian College Head Coach The Commodores hosted their first-ever NCAA regional as the No. 1 National Seed 1987 ...... Wofford Assistant Coach and arrived as a power in college baseball. Corbin’s success and methods of running the 1985-86 ...... Ohio State Graduate Assistant Coach

4 vucommodores.com NATIONAL RANKINGS Baseball America USA Today/ESPN Collegiate Baseball NCBWA Perfect Game (Week 14) (Week 14) (Week 14) (Week 13) (Week 14)

1. Oregon State 41-9 1. Oregon State 41-9 1. Oregon St. 41-9 1. Oregon State 41-9 1. Oregon State 41-9 2. Louisiana-Lafayette 49-7 2. Louisiana-Lafayette 49-7 2. Louisiana-Lafayette 49-7 2. Louisiana-Lafayette 49-7 2. Virginia 43-11 3. Virginia 43-11 3. Virginia 43-11 3. Miami, Fla. 40-15 3. Virginia 43-11 3. Louisiana-Lafayette 49-7 4. Florida State 41-14 4. Cal Poly 45-10 4. Virginia 43-11 4. Cal Poly 45-10 4. Florida State 41-14 5. Cal Poly 45-10 5. Florida State 41-14 5. Cal. Poly 45-10 5. Louisville 43-13 5. Cal Poly 45-10 6. Miami 40-15 6. South Carolina 42-14 6. Florida St. 41-14 6. Florida State 41-14 6. Washington 38-13 7. Florida 37-19 7. Louisville 43-13 7. Oklahoma St. 41-14 7. Oklahoma State 41-14 7. Louisville 43-13 8. Washington 38-13 8. LSU 40-14 8. Washington 38-13-1 8. LSU 40-14-1 8. Oklahoma State 41-14 9. Indiana 38-13 8. Oklahoma State 41-14 9. Indiana 38-13 9. South Carolina 42-14 9. Miami 40-15 10. Mississippi 40-16 10. Vanderbilt 40-16 10. Louisville 43-13 10. Vanderbilt 40-16 10. Florida 37-19 11. Oklahoma State 41-14 11. Miami (Fla.) 40-15 11. Florida 37-19 11. Miami (Fla.) 40-15 11. Mississippi 40-16 12. Louisville 43-13 12. Florida 37-19 12. Texas Christian 38-15 12. Houston 41-14 12. South Carolina 42-14 13. Texas Christian 38-15 13. Washington 38-13-1 13. Mississippi 40-16 13. Washington 38-13-1 13. Louisiana State 40-14 14. Louisiana State 40-14 14. Ole Miss 40-16 14. Louisiana St. 40-14-1 14. Florida 37-19 14. Houston 41-14 15. South Carolina 42-14 15. Oregon 40-16 15. South Carolina 42-14 15. Oregon 40-16 15. Indiana 38-13 16. Houston 41-14 16. Rice 37-17 16. Oregon 40-16 16. Ole Miss 40-16 16. Vanderbilt 40-16 17. Rice 37-17 17. Houston 41-14 17. Mississippi St. 35-20 17. Rice 37-17 17. Rice 37-17 18. Mississippi State 35-20 18. Indiana 38-13 18. Vanderbilt 40-16 18. Indiana 38-13 18. Texas Christian 38-15 19. Vanderbilt 40-16 19. TCU 38-15 19. Houston 41-14 19. Texas 36-16 19. Mississippi State 35-20 20. Nebraska 37-18 20. Texas 36-16 20. Rice 37-17 20. TCU 38-15 20. Arkansas 35-21 21. Kansas 34-22 21. Texas Tech 40-16 21. Arizona St. 30-21 21. Mississippi State 35-20 21. Nebraska 37-18 22. Texas 36-16 22. Mississippi State 35-20 22. Sam Houston St. 40-15 22. Texas Tech 40-16 22. Texas 36-16 23. Texas Tech 40-16 23. Nebraska 37-18 23. Arkansas 35-21 23. Sam Houston St. 40-15 23. Arizona State 30-21 24. Alabama 34-21 24. Sam Houston St. 40-15 24. Nebraska 37-18 24. Nebraska 37-18 24. Texas Tech 40-16 25. Sam Houston St. 40-15 25. Alabama 34-21 25. Kansas 34-22 25. Alabama 34-21 25. Alabama 34-21 26. Ball St. 38-16 26. Clemson 34-22 27. Texas Tech 40-16 27. Arkansas 35-21 28. Texas 36-16 28. Liberty 39-14 29. Canisius 38-14 29. Pepperdine 36-16 30. Creighton 30-16-1 30. Dallas Baptist 36-18

Commodores Week-By-Week in the Polls

Baseball America USA Today/ESPN Collegiate Baseball NCBWA Perfect Game Preseason...... 10...... 8...... 9...... 10...... 11 Week 1 - 2/17...... 9...... 8...... 6...... 9 Week 2 - 2/24...... 8...... 4...... 4...... 5 Week 3 - 3/3...... 8...... 4...... 6...... 6...... 5 Week 4 - 3/10...... 7...... 3...... 4...... 5...... 4 Week 5 - 3/17...... 6...... 3...... 3...... 5...... 4 Week 6 - 3/24...... 7...... 5...... 5...... 6...... 6 Week 7 - 3/31...... 7...... 4...... 5...... 5...... 6 Week 8 - 4/7...... 11...... 7...... 8...... 7...... 9 Week 9 - 4/14...... 18...... 12...... 16...... 11...... 19 Week 10 - 4/21...... 25...... 14...... 26...... 15...... 22 Week 11 - 4/28...... 20...... 9...... 25...... 11...... 20 Week 12 - 5/5...... 18...... 10...... 17...... 10...... 17 Week 13 - 5/12...... 18...... 9...... 14...... 10...... 10 Week 14 - 5/19...... 19...... 10...... 18...... 10...... 16 Week 15 - 5/26 FINAL vucommodores.com 5 HITTERS NOTES PROJECTED LINEUP PLAYER NOTES HITTERS HI/LO

MULTI-HIT GAMES C 5 Jason Delay - Freshman 2 Tyler Campbell 2-HITS: Swanson 14, Turner 13, Reynolds 13, GP-GS: 36-27 AVG: .298 HR: 0 RBI: 12 GP-GS: 14-1 AVG: .133 HR: 0 RBI: 2 Norwood 11, Wiel 11, Conde 10, Wiseman 9, 1-for-12 (.083) over his last five games. 2-for-7 in his last four games. Rogers 6, Delay 5, Coleman 3, Harvey 2, Smith 1, Campbell 1, Ellison 1 6 Drake Parker 1B 43 Zander Wiel - RS-Sophomore 3-HITS: Reynolds 7, Swanson 4, Wiseman 3, GP-GS: 0-0 AVG: .000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 GP-GS: 52-50 AVG: .282 HR: 5 RBI: 35 Harvey 3, Conde 2, Turner 2, Wiel 2, Smith 1, Six-game hitting streak (11-for-26 .423) with nine RBI and eight runs. Speedy freshman outfielder. Delay 1, Norwood 1 22-for-70 (.314) with four home runs and 20 RBI in last 18 games. 13 16 Penn Murfee 4-HITS: Swanson 2, Turner 1, Reynolds 1, RBI in last nine games. GP-GS: 0-0 AVG: .000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 Conde 1 Smooth fielding freshman from Nashville. 2B 7 Dansby Swanson - Sophomore 5-HITS:

GP-GS: 56-56 AVG: .340 HR: 3 RBI: 30 18 Nolan Rogers MULTI-RBI GAMES 7-for-20 (.350) with five runs and seven RBI over last five games. GP-GS: 49-38 AVG: .214 HR: 0 RBI: 14 2-RBI: Conde 9, WIel 7, Turner 5, Swanson Career-high four RBI 5/10. 4-for-25 in last nine games. Has started 5, Norwood 5, Reynolds 4, Rogers 3, Delay 3, Wiseman 3, Ellison 2, Coleman 2, Smith 1, games in LF, CF, & 2B. 3B 9 Xavier Turner - Sophomore Harvey 1 GP-GS: 52-51 AVG: .288 HR: 2 RBI: 30 23 Will Cooper 3-RBI: Wiel 4, Reynolds 3, Wiseman 1, Swan- 8-for-41 (.195) with four RBI in last 11 games. GP-GS: 16-4 AVG: .190 HR: 0 RBI: 1 son 1, Turner 1, Conde 1, Coleman 1 2-for-10 in his last five games. SS 3 Vince Conde - Junior 4-RBI: Conde 2, Reynolds 1, Swanson 1 GP-GS: 56-56 AVG: .305 HR: 4 RBI: 41 25 Karl Ellison 5-RBI: 11-for-11/35 (.314) with two home runs, 10 RBI and seven runs GP-GS: 25-15 AVG: .250 HR: 0 RBI: 9 10-for-36 with nine RBI in 15 starts. HOME RUNS scored in last nine games. SOLO: Reynolds 4, Conde 2, Wiel 2, Swanson 1, Turner 1 LF 20 Bryan Reynolds - Freshman 36 Aubrey McCarty GP-GS: 0-0 AVG: .000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 GP-GS: 56-55 AVG: .319 HR: 4 RBI: 42 2-R: Wiel 3, Norwood 2, Coleman 1, Switch hitter and switch pitcher. Swanson 1 Reached base in eight straight games, including five straight games with a hit going 8-for-22 (.364) with six RBI and five runs scored. 39 Kyle Smith 3-R: Turner 1, Conde 1, Swanson 1 GP-GS: 23-7 AVG: .167 HR: 0 RBI: 5 GS: Conde 1 CF 10 John Norwood - Junior Went 6-for-6 to open the year, 0-for-30 since. GP-GS: 52-46 AVG: .281 HR: 2 RBI: 19 MULTI-HR: Reached base in 13 straight games going 16-for-43 (.372) with 8 runs 44 Chris Harvey scored. 34-for-103 (.330) with 13 RBI and 16 runs in last 26 games. GP-GS: 25-17 AVG: .302 HR: 0 RBI: 6 INDIVIDUAL BATTERS GAME BESTS 8-for-24 in his last nine games. MOST AT-BATS VU: *6, Wiel, Conde, 5/10 @UF RF 8 Rhett Wiseman - Sophomore OPP: 6, Jake Vickerson, 3/21 @MSU GP-GS: 52-49 AVG: .260 HR: 0 RBI: 24 55 Tyler Green 15-for-45 (.333) with 11 runs scored in last 15 games. GP-GS: 0-0 AVG: .000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 MOST HITS Big, physical player can play IF and OF. VU: *4, Vince Conde, 4/5 @UT OPP: 4, Nick Banks, 4/11 vs. TAMU DH 1 Ro Coleman - Freshman GP-GS: 40-22 AVG: .202 HR: 1 RBI: 11 MOST RUNS 7-for-14 (.500) with five RBI and three runs scored in last five games. VU: 4, Kyle Smith, 2/23 vs. UIC OPP: 4, Cole Sturgeon, 5/6 vs. LOU

MOST RBI COMMODORES LINEUP VU: *4, Dansby Swanson, 5/10 @UF Starts by position Batting Order OPP: *4, Eric Fisher, 4/18 @ARK 1st: Swanson 42, Coleman 11, Wiseman 2, Cooper 1 C: Delay 27, Harvey 15, Ellison 14 2nd: Turner 30, Reynolds 11, Swanson 6, Rogers 3, Wiseman 1B: Wiel 46, Reynolds 9, Smith 1 3, Coleman 2, Norwood 1 MOST HOME RUNS 3rd: Reynolds 25, Wiel 12, Turner 10, Swanson 8, Conde 1 VU: *1, Zander Wiel, 5/16 vs. SC 2B: Swanson 53, Rogers 3 4th: Wiel 28, Reynolds 11, Turner 9, Conde 7, Wiseman 1 OPP: *1, Joey Pankake, 5/15 vs. SC 3B: Turner 52, Swanson 3, Campbell 1 5th: Wiseman 14, Conde 13, Rogers 12, Wiel 6, Reynolds 5, SS: Conde 56 Norwood 4, Turner 2 MOST WALKS 6th: Conde 34, Norwood 5, Wiseman 5, Wiel 4, Rogers 4, VU: *3, Rhett Wiseman, 4/15 vs. MTSU LF: Reynolds 35, Rogers 7, Coleman 5, Smith 4, Reynolds 1, Turner 1, Delay 1, Ellison 1 OPP: 3, Wes Rea, 3/21 @MSU Cooper 3, Wiseman 2 7th: Wiseman 16, Norwood 12, Rogers 10, Smith 4, Harvey CF: Norwood 26, Rogers 25, Reynolds 5 3, Delay 3, Reynolds 2, J. Miller 2, Ferguson 1, Conde 1, MOST STRIKEOUTS Cooper 1, Ellison 1 VU: 4, Bryan Reynolds, 3/14 vs. LSU RF: Wiseman 30, Norwood 20, Reynolds 4, Smith 2 8th: Delay 14, Harvey 11, Ellison 10, Wiseman 7, Norwood 6, Rogers 3, J. Miller 2, Smith 2, Beede 1 OPP: 4, Shain Showers, 2/26 vs. UE DH: Wiseman 17, Coleman 17, J. Miller 5, Wiel 4, 9th: Norwood 18, Delay 9, Coleman 9, Rogers 6, Ellison 3, Beede 3, Rogers 3, Reynolds 2, Harvey 2, Ferguson 1, Harvey 3, Cooper 2, Beede 2, Smith 1, J. Miller 1, Campbell * occured multiple times, last listed Cooper 1, Ellison 1 1, Wiseman 1 6 vucommodores.com PITCHERS NOTES PROBABLE STARTERS PITCHERS HI/LO

RHP 11 Tyler Beede - Junior STARTERS LOG G-GS: 14-14 W-L: 7-6 ERA: 3.42 IP: 84.1 BB: 36 K: 88 TEAM W-L QS RS Last Start: 5/15 vs. SC, ND, 8.1 IP, 6 H, 3R/3ER, 4 BB, 6 K Beede 7-7 6 5.1 Took his first no decision of the year in a career-long outing vs. South Carolina. All-American is one of nation’s J. Miller 7-2 5 5.8 premier pitchers after finishing sophomore season 14-1 to set school record and lead the nation in wins. Right- Ferguson 10-4 4 5.5 hander was one of three finalists for the Golden Spikes Award last season. Buehler 10-2 6 7.4 Pecoraro 1-1 0 3.5 RHP 15 Carson Fulmer - Sophomore Fulmer 5-0 4 6.0 G-GS: 20-5 W-L: 5-1 ERA: 1,34 IP: 60.2 BB: 29 K: 66

Last Start: 5/16 vs. SC, W, 5.2 IP, 7 H, 3R/3ER, 6 BB, 4 K INDIVIDUAL PITCHERS GAME BESTS Won his fifth straight start but walked a career-high six and had his scoreless streak snapped at 29.2 IP. Fresh- MOST INNINGS PITCHED, STARTER man All-American went 3-0 with four saves and 51 strikeouts in 52.2 innings in 2013. VU: 9.0, Walker Buehler, 4/22 vs. MEM RHP 45 Tyler Ferguson - Sophomore OPP: 9.0, Keaton Steele, 5/4 @MIZZ G-GS: 13-13 W-L: 7-3 ERA: 2.60 IP: 72.2 BB: 25 K: 56 Last Start: 5/17 vs. SC, ND, 5.0 IP, 6 H, 1R/1ER, 3 BB, 1 K MOST INNINGS PITCHED, RELIEVER Walked three over five innings in a no decision against South Carolina. Sophomore notched a solid first col- VU: 5.2, John Kilichowski, 2/26 vs. UE legiate season in 2013 going 3-1 with a 4.21 ERA in eight games, four starts. OPP: 4.1, Cody Marshall, 2/15 @LBSU

RHP 13 Walker Buehler - Sophomore MOST WALKS G-GS: 14-12 W-L: 9-2 ERA: 2.31 IP: 74.0 BB: 27 K: 84 VU: *6, Carson Fulmer, 5/16 vs. SC Last Start: 5/13 vs. SEMO, W, 5.0 IP, 4 H, 1R/1ER, 2 BB, 3 K OPP: *5, Jared Poche’, 3/15 vs. LSU2 Won his team-best ninth game in win over SEMO. Starred as a true freshman pitching in 16 games, nine starts, and going 4-3 with a 3.14 ERA. MOST STRIKEOUTS VU: 11, Tyler Beede, 2/21 vs. UIC OPP: 12, Aaron Nola, 3/14 vs. LSU PITCHING BREAKDOWN W-L-S ERA IP H R ER BB-I SO MOST HBP Starters 35-13 2.77 311.2 237 124 96 126-1 290 VU: *3, Tyler Beede, 3/28 vs. UK Relievers 5-3-17 2.12 187.0 123 57 44 65-2 208 OPP: 4, Josh Dove, 4/8 vs. INS RELIEVER NOTES FEWEST HITS, CG -----Season Totals----- VU: 4, Carson Fulmer, 5/9 @UF Pitcher Last Relief App. IP H R ER BB SO HR RI/S RI/S SV Ret./1BF (BB) OPP: *7, Keaton Steele, 5/4 @MIZZ 5/17 vs. SC 0.0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3/1 7/2 0 8/10 (1) Walker Buehler 5/2 @MIZZ 3.0 2 0 0 1 4 0 1/0 1/0 0 1/2 (0) FEWEST WALKS, CG Carson Fulmer 4/13 vs. TAMU 3.0 1 2 1 2 6 0 1/1 8/5 9 9/15 (2) VU: 1, Walker Buehler, 4/22 vs. MEM John Kilichowski 5/17 vs. SC 0.1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0/0 6/1 0 6/12 (2) OPP: 1, Keaton Steele, 5/4 @MIZZ Brian Miller 5/17 vs. SC 0.2 2 0 0 0 1 0 3/3 14/9 5 21/26 (1) Jared Miller 5/17 vs. SC 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0/0 1/0 0 2/3 (0) * occured multiple times, last listed T.J. Pecoraro 5/13 vs. SEMO 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0/0 5/5 0 5/8 (0) Adam Ravenelle L, 5/17 vs. SC 2.0+ 1 3 1 3 1 0 1/0 15/3 0 15/18 (3) Steven Rice 3/18 @BEL 1.0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 1/2 (0) Hayden Stone S, 5/16 vs. SC 3.1 3 0 0 0 3 0 0/0 15/6 2 12/18 (2) TEAM TOTALS 58/23 (40%) 16 78/110 (11)

CATCHERS LOG TEAM W-L CS/SBA PB ERA Delay 16-11 5/26 (19%) 11 3.06 (80ER/235.2IC) Ellison 13-1 1/11 (9%) 4 2.41 (35ER/131.0IC) Harvey 11-4 3/14 (21%) 2 1.72 (25ER/131.0IC) TEAM 40-16 13/55 (24%) 17 2.53 (140ER/498.2IC) vucommodores.com 7 MISCELLANEOUS STATS Commodores TEAM Opponents 12, four times, last 5/10 @UF...... Most Runners LOB ...... 13, 5/17 vs. SC 2, 11 times, last 5/10 @UF...... Double Plays Turned...... 2, three times, last 5/15 vs. SC 5, 3/21 @MSU...... Most Errors Committed...... 6, 2/21 vs. UIC 18, 4/15 vs. MTSU...... Largest Margin of Victory...... 15, 3/21 @MSU 19, 4/15 vs. MTSU...... Most Runs, Game...... 17, 3/21 @MSU 10 (6th), 4/15 vs. MTSU...... Most Runs, Inning...... 6 (4th), 4/5 @UT 2, four times, last 5/10 @UF...... Most Home Runs, Game...... 2, 3/11 vs. EIU 2 (1st), 5/10 @UF...... Most Home Runs, Inning...... 1 (10th), 14 times, last 5/15 vs. SC 19, 2/21 vs. UIC...... Most Hits, Game...... 14, 3/21 @MSU 8, 4/15 vs. MTSU...... Most Hits, Inning...... 5 (3rd), 5/6 vs. LOU 2, twice, last 4/8 @UT...... Fewest Hits, Game...... 2, 2/21 vs. UIC 11, 4/15 vs. MTSU...... Most Walks Drawn, Game...... 10, 5/8 @UF 0, four times, last 5/17 vs. SC...... Fewest Walks Drawn, Game...... 0, 3/30 vs. UK 17, 3/14 vs. LSU...... Most Strikeouts (Hitters), Game...... 15, 4/15 vs. MTSU 1, 3/9 vs. WIN...... Fewest Strikeouts (Hitters), Game...... 4, 2/16 @LBSU

Longest Game, Innings...... 10, 5/15 vs. SC Longest Game, Time (9 inn.): 3:54, 4/5 @UT...... Seven-Inning Game: ...... Extra-inning Game: 3:10, 5/15 vs. SC Shortest Game, Time (9 inn.): twice, 2:12, 3/9 vs. WIN...... Seven-Inning Game: ...... Extra-inning Game: 3:10, 5/15 vs. SC Largest Home Crowd...... 3,626 - 5/17 vs. SC Largest Road Crowd...... 10,064 - 3/22 @MSU Longest Winning Streak...... 9, 2/28-3/11 Longest Losing Streak...... 2, 5/6-8 Consecutive Errorless Games...... 5, 2/23-3/1

Runs by Inning Comeback Wins Road Home Neutral Date/Opp. Score Final VU INN. OPP VU INN. OPP VU INN. OPP 2/14 @LBSU 1-0 (1st) 5-2 14 1 15 21 1 12 0 1 0 2/21 vs. UIC 1-0 (1st) 14-1 8 2 7 30 2 14 0 2 0 3/11 vs. EIU 1-0 (3rd) 11-2 18 3 15 21 3 11 0 3 0 3/30 vs. UK 1-0 (4th) 6-2 4/4 @UT 3-0 (3rd) 6-4 10 4 8 34 4 9 0 4 1 4/12 vs. TAMU 3-2 (2nd) 8-5 14 5 10 32 5 9 0 5 0 4/22 vs. MEM 1-0 (7th) 2-1 12 6 3 35 6 6 0 6 0 4/27 vs. UGA 1-0 (4th) 6-1 9 7 3 17 7 12 0 7 0 5/2 @MIZZ 3-1 (5th) 8-3 5 8 7 25 8 17 2 8 0 4 9 6 0 9 12 0 9 0 0 X 0 0 X 1 0 X 0 Blown Leads 94 TOTAL 74 215 TOTAL 103 2 TOTAL 1 Date/Opp. Score Final 3/14 vs. LSU 1-0 (7th) 4-2 3/22 @MSU 2-0 (1st) 6-3 Commodores Record when they score: 3/28 vs. UK 2-1 (5th) 4-2 Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ 4/5 @UT 9-8 (8th) 10-9 W-L 0-2 0-1 4-6 2-4 5-1 8-0 6-0 0-1 3-0 4-1 8-0 5/6 vs. LOU 4-3 (1st) 11-7 Commodores Record when opponent scores: 5/15 vs. SC 3-2 (8th) 4-3 (10) Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ 5/17 vs. SC 2-1 (5th) 6-3 W-L 7-0 15-1 7-0 6-2 3-3 1-0 0-3 0-1 0-2 1-0 0-4

Record by Months Record by Days Home Road Total Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun. February 5-2 3-0 8-2 0-0 9-2 2-1 0-2 9-5 12-3 8-3 March 12-2 3-2 15-4 April 7-2 2-4 10-6 May 2-3 6-1 7-4 June 0-0 0-0 0-0

8 vucommodores.com LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... A Vanderbilt Team... Won 10 or more consecutive games ...... 4/20-5/16/13 (14) Lost five or more consecutive games ...... 3/16-23/12 (5) Scored 20 or more runs in a game ...... 21 vs. Niagara, 2/21/10 Scored 10+ Runs in an Inning ...... 10 vs. Middle Tennessee State, 4/15 Did Not Strikeout ...... vs. Tennessee-Martin, 2/23/05 Hit consecutive home runs ...... Spencer Navin, Vince Conde at Georgia (G2), 4/20/13 Had a triple steal ...... Xavier Turner (home), Jack Lupo (3rd), Tony Kemp (2nd) vs. Lipscomb, 3/26/13 Shut out consecutive opponents ...... vs. Evansville (13-0), 2/27/13 ...... vs. Illinois-Chicago (9-0), 3/1/13 Shut out the opponent ...... at Florida (3-0), 5/9 Was shut out by the opponent at home ...... vs. Georgia Tech (5-0), 6/2/13 Was shut out by the opponent on the road ...... at Florida (1-0), 5/8 Was shut out in two consecutive games ...... vs. Kentucky (14-0) (4-0), 4/23/76 Swept a conference doubleheader ...... vs. LSU, 3/15 Was swept in a conference doubleheader ...... vs. Tennessee, 4/25/10 Swept a conference series at home ...... vs. Georgia, 4/25/27 Was swept in a conference series at home ...... vs. Tennessee, 5/14-16/09 Swept a conference series (Three-games) on the road ...... at Missouri, 5/2-4 Was swept in a conference series on the road ...... at Florida, 3/16-18/12 Lost a conference series at home ...... vs. South Carolina, 5/15-17 Lost a conference series on the road ...... at Arkansas, 4/18-20

A Vanderbilt Player... Hit two home runs in a game ...... Connor Harrell at Kentucky G2, 5/11/13 Hit three home runs in a game ...... Aaron Westlake vs. Oregon State, 6/11/11 Hit a grand slam ...... Vince Conde vs. Louisville, 5/6 Walk-Off ...... Rhett Wiseman vs. Illinois-Chicago, 3/3/13 Hit for the cycle ...... Clinton Johnston vs. Kentucky, 4/28/96 Had seven or more RBI in a game ...... Dominic de la Osa (7) vs. Georgia, 4/16/06 ...... Karl Nonemaker (7) vs. Kentucky, 5/12/02 Had five or more hits in a game ...... Tony Kemp (5) at Belmont, 2/19/13 Two hits in an Inning ...... Zander Wiel (1B, 1B - 6th) vs. Middle Tennessee State, 4/15 Had 10 or more total bases in a game ...... Zander Wiel (10) at Georgia (G2), 4/20/13 Stole three or more bases in a game ...... Jack Lupo (4) vs. Monmouth, 2/23/13 Stole Home ...... Xavier Turner at Ole Miss, 4/5/13 Had a 10-game hit streak ...... Dansby Swanson (13), 3/15-4/5 Had a 15-game hit streak ...... Xavier Turner (27), 3/4-4/22 Had a 20-game hit streak ...... Xavier Turner (27), 3/4-4/22 Had a 25-game hit streak ...... Xavier Turner (27), 3/4-4/22 Had 10 or more strikeouts in a game ...... Walker Buehler (10) vs. Memphis, 4/22 Had 15 or more strikeouts in a game ...... Kevin Ziomek (15) vs. Illinois-Chicago, 3/1/13 Pitched a complete game ...... Walker Buehler vs. Memphis, 4/22 Pitched a nine-inning, complete game shutout ...... Carson Fulmer at Florida, 5/9 Pitched a seven-inning, complete game shutout ...... Nick Christiani vs. Belmont, 5/5/09 Pitched a combined shutout ...... Walker Buehler (4.0), John Kilichowski (2.0), T.J. Pecoraro (2.0), Ben Bowden (1.0) vs. UT-Martin, 4/1 Pitched a no-hitter ...... Jensen Lewis, Nick Pilkington, John Scott, Matt Buschmann at Western Ky., 5/6/03 Pitched a perfect game ...... Jensen Lewis, Nick Pilkington, John Scott, Matt Buschmann at Western Ky., 5/6/03

vucommodores.com 9 2014 ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T HT WT CL/EXP. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Ro Coleman OF/IF S/R 5-5 140 Fr./HS Chicago, Ill. (Simeon HS) 2 Tyler Campbell IF R/R 5-11 160 So./1L Portland, Ore. (Oswego HS) 3 Vince Conde IF R/R 6-0 190 Jr./2L Oviedo, Fla. (Orangewood HS) 5 Jason Delay C R/R 6-0 190 Fr./HS Johns Creek, Ga. (Northview HS) 6 Drake Parker OF L/L 5-6 165 Fr./HS Union City, Tenn. (Union City HS) 7 Dansby Swanson IF R/R 6-0 190 So./1L Marietta, Ga. (Marietta HS) 8 Rhett Wiseman OF L/R 6-1 205 So./1L Mansfield, Mass. (Buckingham Browne & Nichols HS) 9 Xavier Turner IF R/R 6-2 220 So./1L Sandusky, Ohio (Sandusky HS) 10 John Norwood OF R/R 6-2 210 Jr./2L Peapack, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep) 11 Tyler Beede RHP R/R 6-4 220 Jr./2L Auburn, Mass. (Lawrence Academy) 12 Adam Ravenelle RHP R/R 6-2 190 Jr./2L Sudbury, Mass. (Lincoln-Sudbury HS) 13 Walker Buehler RHP R/R 6-1 165 So./1L Lexington, Ky. (Henry Clay HS) 15 Carson Fulmer RHP R/R 5-11 195 So./1L Lakeland, Fla. (All Saints’ Academy) 16 Penn Murfee IF R/R 6-2 185 Fr./HS Nashville, Tenn. (Montgomery Bell Academy) 18 Nolan Rogers OF/IF L/R 5-9 180 Fr./HS Bloomington, Ind. (Bloomington HS) 19 Steven Rice LHP L/L 5-8 190 Sr./3L Crawfordsville, Ind. (Crawfordsville HS) 20 Bryan Reynolds OF S/R 6-2 195 Fr./HS Brentwood, Tenn. (Brentwood HS) 21 John Kilichowski LHP L/L 6-5 210 Fr./HS Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit HS) 23 Will Cooper OF R/R 6-0 200 Jr./2L Chattanooga, Tenn. (Baylor School) 24 Jordan Sheffield RHP R/R 6-0 185 Fr./HS Tullahoma, Tenn. (Tullahoma HS) 25 Karl Ellison C R/R 6-0 190 Fr./HS Naples, Fla. (Barron Collier HS) 28 Jared Miller LHP L/L 6-7 240 Jr./2L Avon, Ind. (Avon HS) 31 Ryan Johnson LHP R/L 6-1 170 Fr./HS Cedar Park, Texas (Cedar Park HS) 32 Hayden Stone RHP R/R 6-0 185 Fr./HS Columbia, Tenn. (Columbia HS) 33 Brian Miller RHP R/R 6-4 205 Jr./2L Franklin, Tenn. (Independence HS) 34 Luke Stephenson RHP R/R 6-3 220 R-Fr/RS Fairland, Ind. (Triton HS) 35 Ben Bowden LHP L/L 6-4 240 Fr./HS Lynn, Mass. (Lynn English HS) 36 Aubrey McCarty IF/P S/S 6-3 215 Fr./HS Doerun, Ga. (Colquitt County HS) 39 Kyle Smith OF/IF R/R 6-3 220 So./1L Old Hickory, Tenn. (Mt. Juliet HS) 40 T.J. Pecoraro RHP R/R 6-0 170 Sr./3L Dix Hills, N.Y. (Half Hollow Hills HS) 43 Zander Wiel IF R/R 6-3 220 R-So./1L Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Blackman HS) 44 Chris Harvey C R/R 6-5 225 Jr./2L Norristown, Pa. (Germantown Academy) 45 Tyler Ferguson RHP R/R 6-3 225 So./1L Fresno, Calif. (Clovis West HS) 55 Tyler Green IF/OF R/R 6-6 230 Fr./HS Williamsville, N.Y. (Williamsville North HS)

Head Coach: 4 Tim Corbin (Ohio Wesleyan, 1984) - 12th Season at Vanderbilt Assistant Coaches: 26 Scott Brown (SUNY-Cortland, 1999); 50 (Washington State, 1993) Volunteer Coach: 17 Drew Hedman (Pomona College, 2009) Trainer: Chris Ham (Illinois, 2005) Strength & Conditioning Coach: David Macias (Vanderbilt, 2008) Director of Baseball Operations: Drew Fann (Vanderbilt, 2011) Equipment Manager: Garrett Walker (Trevecca Nazarene, 2009) Student Managers: Michael Portu, Luke Gude, Burris Cox & Josh Ruchotzke Video Operations: Will Hinson & Sam Wild Pronunciation Chart Alphabetical Roster Tyler Beede ...... bee-DEE Tyler Beede 11 Tyler Ferguson 45 Penn Murfee 16 Luke Stephenson 34 Ben Bowden ...... BO-den Ben Bowden 35 Carson Fulmer 15 John Norwood 10 Hayden Stone 32 Vince Conde ...... con-DEE Walker Buehler 13 Tyler Green 55 Drake Parker 6 Dansby Swanson 7 John Kilichowski ...... kill-a-CHOW-ski Tyler Campbell 2 Chris Harvey 44 T.J. Pecoraro 40 Xavier Turner 9 T.J. Pecoraro ...... PEC-ah-raro Roe Coleman 1 Ryan Johnson 31 Adam Ravenelle 12 Zander Wiel 43 Adam Ravenelle ...... rav-EN-ell Xavier Turner ...... X-zavier Vince Conde 3 John Killichowski 21 Brian Reynolds 8 Rhett Wiseman 8 Zander Wiel ...... wheel Will Cooper 23 Aubrey McCarty 36 Nolan Rogers 18 Jason Delay 5 Brian Miller 33 Jordan Sheffield 24 Karl Ellison 25 Jared Miller 28 Kyle Smith 39

10 vucommodores.com 2014 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT W-L WP LP SV TIME ATT. FEBRUARY 14 Long Beach State W 5-2 Beede (1-0) Sabo (0-1) 3:40 1418 15 Long Beach State W 6-0 J. Miller (1-0) Rohrbach (0-1) Fulmer (1) 2:52 1572 16 Long Beach State W 6-2 Ferguson (1-0) Provenchar (0-1) 3:09 1463 19 Lipscomb W 5-1 Buehler (1-0) Martinez-McGraw (0-1) 2:18 2451 21 UIC W 14-1 Beede (2-0) Michelson (1-1) 2:29 2321 22 UIC W 2-0 J. Miller (2-0) Lewandowski (1-1) Fulmer (2) 2:12 2660 23 UIC W 12-1 Ferguson (2-0) Andersen (0-1) 3:01 2423 25 Western Kentucky L 3-2 Bartley (1-1) Buehler (1-1) Thompkins (4) 2:43 2234 26 Evansville L 8-3 Rodgers (2-0) Pecoraro (0-1) 2:48 2207 28 Stanford W 4-1 Beede (3-0) Hanewich (0-1) Fulmer (3) 2:32 2329 MARCH 1 Stanford W 5-1 J. Miller (3-0) Viall (1-1) 2:36 2515 2 Stanford W 4-2 Ravenelle (1-0) Brakeman (0-2) B. Miller (1) 3:05 2649 4 Tennessee Tech W 4-0 Buehler (2-1) Honea (1-1) Stone (1) 2:47 2253 5 Middle Tennessee St. W 4-3 Pecoraro (1-1) Foriest (0-1) Fulmer (4) 2:45 793 7 Winthrop W 9-1 Beede (4-0) Kmiec (1-1) 2:34 2288 8 Winthrop W 5-0 J. Miller (4-0) Strain (2-2) 2:42 2540 9 Winthrop W 4-1 Ferguson (3-0) Strong (0-3) Fulmer (5) 2:12 2418 11 Eastern Illinois W 11-2 Buehler (3-1) Thurston (0-2) 2:41 2336 14 LSU* L 4-2 Person (1-0) Beede (4-1) Broussard (4) 2:58 3626 15 LSU*# W 5-3 J. Miller (5-0) Bouman (3-1) Fulmer (6) 2:39 DH LSU* W 9-3 Stone (1-0) Poche’ (4-1) 2:50 3626 18 Belmont W 8-4 Buehler (4-1) Buckelew (1-3) 2:44 517 21 Mississippi State*^ L 17-2 P. Brown (3-0) Beede (4-2) 3:09 9064 22 Mississippi State*$ L 6-3 Mitchell (4-1) J. Miller (5-1) Holder (3) 3:10 10064 23 Mississippi State* W 5-1 Ferguson (4-0) Fitts (2-1) Fulmer (7) 3:02 7252 25 Belmont W 2-1 Ravenelle (2-0) Carroll (2-2) B. Miller (2) 2:28 2313 28 Kentucky* L 4-2 Reed (5-1) Beede (4-3) Cody (1) 2:51 2545 29 Kentucky* W 9-3 J. Miller (6-1) Shepherd (5-1) 3:05 2885 30 Kentucky*$ W 6-2 Ferguson (5-0) Nelson (1-2) Fulmer (8) 2:44 2869 APRIL 1 UT-Martin W 5-0 Buehler (5-1) Ross (0-3) 2:42 2473 4 Tennessee* W 6-4 Beede (5-3) Williams (3-3) Fulmer (9) 2:49 2580 5 Tennessee*^ L 10-9 Marks (2-0) Fulmer (0-1) 3:54 2457 6 Tennessee* L 7-0 Serrano (3-1) Ferguson (5-1) 2:43 3306 8 Indiana State W 6-2 Buehler (6-1) Lunsford (0-2) 2:37 2251 11 Texas A&M* L 10-4 Ray (4-2) Beede (5-4) 3:08 3019 12 Texas A&M* W 8-5 B. Miller (1-0) Mengden (2-5) 2:56 3362 13 Texas A&M* L 8-2 Long (4-1) Ferguson (5-2) 2:43 3015 15 Middle Tennessee St. W 19-1 Buehler (7-1) Kessler (2-1) 3:19 2364 18 Arkansas* L 6-2 Killian (2-6) Beede (5-5) 2:30 9044 19 Arkansas* W 2-1 Fulmer (1-1) Beeks (5-3) B. Miller (3) 2:39 9578 20 Arkansas*+ L 3-1 Oliver (5-3) Ferguson (5-3) Gunn (6) 2:39 8126 22 Memphis W 2-1 Buehler (8-1) Toscano (3-3) 2:13 1234 25 Georiga* W 12-9 Beede (6-5) Lawlor (3-4) B. Miller (4) 3:40 3397 26 Georiga*^ W 11-0 Fulmer (2-1) Tyler (4-4) 2:34 2952 27 Georiga* W 6-1 Ferguson (6-3) Sosebee (0-3) 2:51 3353 MAY 2 Missouri* W 8-3 Beede (7-5) Graves (3-4) 3:06 1057 3 Missouri* W 5-1 Fulmer (3-1) Miles (2-6) Stone (2) 2:29 1846 4 Missouri* W 3-1 Ravenelle (3-0) STEELE (0-7) B. Miller (5) 2:15 1427 6 Louisville L 11-7 Alphin (1-0) Buehler (8-2) 3:28 3068 8 Florida*$ L 1-0 Shore (7-2) Beede (7-6) Poyner (4) 2:57 2803 9 Florida* W 3-0 FULMER (4-1) Dunning (1-1) 2:43 4112 10 Florida*# W 16-2 Ferguson (7-3) Whitson (1-1) 3:19 3289 13 SEMO W 10-4 Buehler (9-2) Stockton (0-1) 3:04 2537 15 South Carolina*$ L 4-3 (10) Seddon (3-1) B. Miller (1-1) 3:10 2819 16 South Carolina* W 9-3 Fulmer (5-1) Wynkoop (7-4) Stone (3) 2:52 3429 17 South Carolina*^^ L 6-3 Crowe (7-3) Ravenelle (3-1) 3:05 3626 SEC Tournament 20 Tennessee# Hoover Met 9:30 a.m.

All times Central and subject to change * Southeastern Conference Game ^ Televised on CSS # Televised on FSN $ Televised on ESPNU + Televised on ESPN ^^ Televised on CBS Sports Network vucommodores.com 11 THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE SEC Standings - As of 5/18 Overall ----- SEC ----- East Team W-L W-L GB Home Away Neutral Streak Florida 37-19 21-9 - 23-11 12-8 2-0 L1 South Carolina 42-14 18-13 3.0 32-5 9-9 1-0 W1 Vanderbilt 40-16 17-12 4.0 26-8 13-7 1-0 L1 Kentucky 32-22 14-16 7.0 19-10 10-11 3-1 L1 Tennessee 31-22 12-18 9.0 22-10 9-12 0-1 W1 Georgia 26-28-1 11-18-1 9.5 22-12 4-14-1 0-1 W1 Missouri 20-33 6-24 15.0 10-13 5-14 6-5 L9

West Team W-L W-L GB Home Away Neutral Streak Ole Miss 40-16 19-11 - 25-7 15-7 0-2 L1 LSU 40-14-1 17-11-1 2.0 29-5-1 10-9 0-0 W4 Miss. State 35-20 18-12 1.0 22-12 11-6 2-2 L1 Arkansas 35-21 16-14 4.0 25-9 8-11 2-1 W3 Alabama 34-21 15-14 2.5 21-11 10-10 3-0 W1 Texas A&M 33-23 14-16 4.0 24-12 9-11 0-0 W1 Auburn 28-28 10-20 7.0 19-16 7-10 2-2 L3

Vanderbilt Offense in the SEC Vanderbilt Pitching in the SEC Batting Average ERA Team: .281, 6th Team: 2.53, 4th Ind: .340, Dansby Swanson, 8th Ind: 1.34, Fulmer, 1st - 2.31, Buehler, 11th On-Base Percentage Opposing Batting Average Team: .366, 4th Team: .203, 1st Ind: .418, Swanson, 7th - .410, Conde, 11th Ind: .181, Fulmer, 3rd - .199, Ferguson, 7th - .217, Beede, 13th - .220, Buehler, 14th Runs Innings Pitched Team: 320, 4th Team: 498.2, 7th Ind: 46, Swanson, 8th - 41, Reynolds, 15th Ind: Hits Strikeouts Team: 517, 6th Team: 498, 1st Ind: 73, Swanson, 6th - 69, Reynolds, 13th Ind: 88, Beede, 3rd - 84, Buehler, 6th - 66, Fulmer, T-10th RBI Wins Team: 281, 4th Team: 40, T-2nd Ind: 42, Reynolds, T-9th - 41, Conde, T-11th Ind: 9, Buehler, T-2nd - 7, Beede, Ferguson, T-9th Doubles Losses Team: 120, 1st Team: 16, T-11th Ind: 1`, Reynolds, 1st - 20, Swanson, T-2nd - 14, Turner, T-11th Ind: 6, Tyler Beede, T-5th Triples Saves Team: 12, T-4th Team: 17, 2nd Ind: 3, Wiseman, Wiel, T-6th Ind: 9, Fulmer, T-3rd - 5, B. Miller, T-8th Home Runs Hits Team: 21, T-9th Team: 361, 2nd Ind: Ind: 37, Fulmer, 1st - 51, Ferguson, 4th - 58, Buehler, T-8th Walks Runs Team: 196, 9th Team: 181, 4th Ind: 30, Conde, T-8th - 29, Swanson, T-9th Ind: 10, Fulmer, 1st - 20, Buehler, T-3rd Strikeouts Earned Runs Team: 359, 5th Team: 140, 4th Ind: Ind: 9, Fulmer, 1st - 19, Buehler, T-6th - 21, Ferguson, T-11th Stolen Bases Walks Team: 85, T-2nd Team: 191, 11th Ind: 17, Dansby Swanson, T-4th Ind: Caught Stealing Home Runs Team: 36, 2nd Team: 14, T-2nd Ind: 7, Turner, T-1st - 5, Reynolds, Norwood, T-9th Ind: 0, Carson Fulmer, T-1st - 1

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