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FLORIDA STATE (28-15, 14-10 ACC) MAY 3-5, 2019 2019 SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES | Atlantic Coast Conference FRI 15 Maine ACCN Extra W, 11-0 Head Coach: Mike Martin (Florida State ‘66) // SAT 16 Maine ACCN Extra W, 16-3 At FSU: 2015-728-4 (40th Season) // Overall: Same 16 Maine ACCN Extra W, 6-5 (7) SUN 17 Maine ACCN Extra W, 9-1 FRI 22 Youngstown St. ACCN Extra W, 4-2 FSU Overall: 28-15 // ACC: 14-10 // Home: 22-7 // Away: 6-7 // Neutral: 0-1 // Last 10: 8-2 SAT 23 Youngstown St. ACCN Extra W, 24-2 Youngstown St. ACCN Extra W, 7-4 VS MARCH FRI 1 Mercer ACCN Extra W, 9-5 PITTSBURGH PANTHERS | Atlantic Coast Conference SAT 2 Mercer ACCN Extra W, 12-1 Head Coach: Mike Bell (Florida State ‘96) // SUN 3 Mercer ACCN Extra W, 5-1 WED 6 North Florida ACCN Extra W, 4-3 At Pitt: 16-28 (1st Season) // Overall: Same FRI 8 Virginia Tech* ACCN Extra W, 9-8 (10) SAT 9 Virginia Tech* ACCN Extra L, 0-6 9 Virginia Tech* ACCN Extra W, 5-2 Pitt Overall: 16-28 // ACC: 4-17 // Home: 9-12 // Away: 2-12 // Neutral: 5-4 // Last 10: 6-4 TUE 12 at #7 Florida SEC Network L, 7-20 FRI 15 at #12 NC State* ACCN Extra L, 0-16 SAT 16 at #12 NC State* ACCN Extra L, 8-9 WHERE TO WATCH/LISTEN PITCHING MATCH-UP SUN 17 at #12 NC State* ACCN Extra W, 7-5 TUE 19 UCF ACCN Extra L, 7-9 ACC Network Extra (Fri./Sat.) GAME 1 WED 20 FIU ACCN Extra W, 9-6 PxP: Shawn Davison RHP Derek West vs. LHP Drew Parrish SAT 23 at Notre Dame* ACCN Extra W, 7-1 Color: Chip Baker 1-2, 3.73 ERA 6-3, 3.99 ERA at Notre Dame* ACCN Extra L, 3-12 SUN 24 at Notre Dame* ACCN Extra W, 3-1 (10) RSN (Saturday) GAME 2 TUE 26 vs. #24 Florida1 L, 2-4 PxP: Wes Durham RHP Dan Hammer vs. RHP CJ Van Eyk FRI 29 Boston College* ACCN Extra L, 7-10 Color: Nick Green 3-5, 6.58 ERA 6-3, 4.25 ERA SAT 30 Boston College* ACCN Extra W, 4-3 SUN 31 Boston College* ACCN Extra L, 0-8 Radio GAME 3 APRIL 106.1 FM (Tallahassee)/FSU Gameday App TBA vs. RHP Conor Grady TUE 2 Jacksonville ACCN Extra L, 2-3 (11) PxP: Eric Luallen 6-4, 3.74 ERA FRI 5 at Miami* ACCN Extra L, 0-11 SAT 6 at Miami* ACCN Extra L, 0-4 SUN 7 at Miami* ACCN Extra W, 6-5 TUE 9 Florida ACCN Extra L, 1-3 FSU TEAM STATS (through May 1) FSU PLAYER STATS (Top 100) FRI 12 #16 Clemson* ACCN Extra W, 6-2 SAT 13 #16 Clemson* ACCN Extra W, 16-2 Statistic (Teams ranked) NCAA ACC Value Player Statistic NCAA Value SUN 14 #16 Clemson* ESPN News W, 6-4 Base on Balls (296) 3 3 279 Reese Albert Sacrifice Flies 42 5 THU 18 at Virginia* ACCN Extra W, 14-2 Batting Average (297) 169 11 0.263 Elijah Cabell Hit by Pitch 46 13 SAT 20 at Virginia* ACCN Extra W, 5-3 Double Plays (297) 250 14 22 Hit by Pitch/Gm. 70 0.30 at Virginia* ACCN Extra L, 3-13 Doubles (297) 122 11 75 J.C. Flowers Saves 13 10 TUE 23 Stetson ACCN Extra W, 9-8 Doubles Per Game (297) 122 11 1.74 Conor Grady Hits Allowed/9 IP 74 6.44 WED 24 Stetson ACCN Extra W, 10-4 Earned Run Average (297) 134 10 4.75 Strikeouts/9 IP 52 11.42 FRI 26 Wake Forest* ACCN Extra W, 13-2 SAT 27 Wake Forest* ACCN Extra W, 9-5 Fielding Percentage (297) 218 13 0.962 Victories 61 6 SUN 28 Wake Forest* ACCN Extra L, 12-16 Hit Batters (297) 282 13 25 Drew Mendoza Base on Balls 4 50 Hit by Pitch (295) 35 2 65 Base on Balls/Gm. 3 1.16 MAY Hits (297) 187 13 374 Home Runs 27 13 FRI 3 Pitt* ACCN Extra 6:00 PM Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (297) 45 5 8.11 Home Runs/Gm. 36 0.30 SAT 4 Pitt* RSN 1:00 PM Home Runs (297) 15 3 57 On Base Pct. 76 .470 SUN 5 Pitt* ACCN Extra 1:00 PM Home Runs Per Game (297) 16 3 1.33 Slugging Pct. 91 .604 TUE 7 Jacksonville ACCN Extra 2:00 PM On Base Percentage (297) 18 1 0.402 Mat Nelson Sacrifice Bunts/Gm. 75 0.17 Jacksonville ACCN Extra 6:00 PM Runs (297) 49 7 297 Drew Parrish Games Started 35 11 WED 8 at Stetson ESPN3 5:00 PM Sacrifice Bunts (296) 246 11 12 Strikeouts 66 75 FRI 10 Richmond ACCN Extra 6:00 PM SAT 11 Richmond ACCN Extra 1:00 PM Sacrifice Flies (297) 107 10 19 Strikeouts/9 IP 48 11.51 SUN 12 Richmond ACCN Extra 1:00 PM Scoring (297) 45 6 6.9 Victories 61 6 THU 16 at Louisville* ACCN Extra 6:00 PM Shutouts (178) 178 12 1 WHIP 97 1.07 FRI 17 at Louisville* ACCN Extra 6:00 PM Slugging Percentage (297) 36 6 0.449 CJ Van Eyk Games Started 35 11 SAT 18 at Louisville* ACCN Extra 1:00 PM Stolen Bases (297) 182 9 38 Victories 61 6 21-26 ACC Tournament Durham, N.C. Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (297) 63 7 2.29 Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (297) 6 2 10.5 *ACC Game 1Baseball Grounds in Jacksonville, Fla. Triples (297) 114 6 10 Triples Per Game (297) 124 6 0.23 Current Rankings WHIP (297) 81 7 1.41 Baseball America: NR NCBWA: 27 WL Pct (297) 50 6 0.651 Collegiate Baseball: 25 Perfect Game: NR D1Baseball.com: 23 USA Today Coaches: 25 Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings (297) 182 10 4.56 FSU QUICK FACTS GAME NOTES GENERAL INFORMATION NOLES HOST PITT, MIKE BELL FSU CLAIMS 500th ACC WIN Location Tallahassee, Fla. » Florida State has won three consecutive ACC » Florida State’s 14-2 win at Virginia (4/18) was the Symbol Seminoles series heading into this weekend’s games Seminoles’ 500th regular season ACC win since against Pitt. joining the conference in 1992. Colors Garnet & Gold » FSU has not won four straight three-game ACC » Head coach Mike Martin’s 503 ACC wins are Enrollment 41,900 series since 2015. the most in ACC history and 94 more than No. 2 » The Panthers are led by first-year head coach Danny Hall of Georgia Tech. President John Thrasher Mike Bell, a 1996 graduate of FSU and former ACC Wins (while a member of ACC) Interim Director of Athletics David Coburn player and coach for Mike Martin. Coach, School Years Wins » Bell played on FSU’s 1994 and 1995 College Mike Martin, FSU 1992-PR 503 World Series teams and was the pitching coach Danny Hall, Georgia Tech 1994-PR 409 from 2012-18. He will be the first former player Jim Morris, GT & Miami 1982-93; 05-18 388 COACHING STAFF of Martin’s to be a head coach and face his Bill Wilhelm, Clemson 1958-93 378 Head Coach Mike Martin former coach. Jack Leggett, Clemson 1994-15 369 Florida State 1966 » FSU won the first two games against UVA before OFFENSE FLEXES MUSCLES vs. STETSON, WAKE dropping the finale. The Noles won 6 straight Record at Florida State 2,015-728-4 » FSU went 4-1 last week, scoring at least 9 runs ACC games for the first time since 2014 (8 in each game against Stetson (2-0) and Wake straight). 40th Season Forest (2-1). » The 6-game win streak in the ACC is tied with Career Record Same » The Noles hit 11 home runs and four triples UNC for the longest this season. on the week; Drew Mendoza hit two against Assistant Coach Mike Martin Jr. Stetson (4/24) and his team-high 13th against GRADY NAMED ACC PITCHER OF WEEK Florida State 1995 Wake (4/27). » Sophomore Conor Grady earned ACC Pitcher of » Three of FSU’s triples came against Stetson the Week after throwing 12.1 innings, allowing Assistant Coach Clyde Keller (4/24), the first time since 2010 that FSU had three hits and striking out 20 batters against Florida State 1990 3 triples in a game. Reese Albert had 2 in the Florida (4/9) and Clemson (4/14). game, tying the FSU record, most recently done » Against UF, Grady made his second career start, Student Coach Tyler Holt by James Ramsey in 2012. allowing one unearned run and striking out nine Florida State 2019 » Cooper Swanson drew three walks vs. Stetson over 7.0 innings. (4/24) and stole three bases; he entered the » Against the Tigers, Grady entered in relief and Home Field Mike Martin Field game with three career stolen bases. It was the struck out a career-high 11 batters in 5.1 innings at Dick Howser Stadium (6,700) first time since 2016 (Taylor Walls) that a Nole to earn his team-high sixth win. had 3 stolen bases in a game. Swanson also hit » Grady’s 11 strikeouts out of the bullpen are the Surface Natural Grass his 7th HR of the year vs. Wake (4/26).
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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 27, 2016 MANAGERS, ROSTERS AND GAME SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR SYDNEY QUALIFIER Qualifier Opens with Doubleheader on February 11th, featuring South Africa vs. New Zealand and Philippines vs. Australia; Jon Deeble to Lead Australia in WBC for Fourth Time; Former Major Leaguer Chris Woodward to Manage New Zealand; Rosters Feature 16 Players Affiliated with Major League Clubs World Baseball Classic, Inc. (WBCI) today announced the managers, rosters and game schedule for the Sydney, Australia Qualifier, which will be played February 11th-14th at Blacktown International Sportspark. The winner of the Qualifier, which features Australia, New Zealand, Philippines and South Africa, will advance to compete in the 2017 World Baseball Classic, the fourth installment of the baseball tournament featuring many of the world’s greatest players. The Qualifier will open on Thursday, February 11th with a doubleheader featuring South Africa vs. New Zealand, followed by Philippines vs. Australia. The complete schedule of games is as follows: QUALIFIER 1: Sydney, Australia Blacktown International Sportspark AUSTRALIA | NEW ZEALAND | PHILIPPINES | SOUTH AFRICA Game Date Local ET Match‐up (Home team in bold) Thu, Feb 11 1:00pm 9:00pm† South Africa vs. New Zealand Thu, Feb 11 7:30pm 3:30am Philippines vs. Australia Fri, Feb 12 1:00pm 9:00pm† Philippines* vs. TBD Fri, Feb 12 7:30pm 3:30am Australia* vs. TBD Sat, Feb 13 6:30pm 2:30am TBD vs. TBD Sun, Feb 14 2:00pm 10:00pm† Finalist 2 vs. Finalist 1 * Teams will play at listed game time regardless of whether they win or lose their opening game.