2007 Memphis Baseball Media Guide by University of Memphis Athletic Media Relations

Adam Amar

NCBWA Preseason All-American 2006 First Team All-C-USA

Ben Grisham

Co-Captain

Bill Moss

Co-Captain

Head Coach

Daron Schoenrock

1 Alex Fennell Catcher • Junior Southaven, Miss. Southaven HS

9 Joey Lieberman 1B/OF • Senior Vicksburg, Miss. Meridian CC

18 Brach Davis

LHP • Sophomore Southaven, Miss. Southaven HS

29 Eric Farrell

Infield • Sophomore Collierville, Tenn. Birmingham Southern

38 Zach Clark

2 Will Petersen

Outfield • Senior Valdosta, Ga. Middle Georgia College

10 Bill Moss

Infield • Senior Germantown, Tenn. CBHS

Infield • Senior Baton Rouge, La. Meridian CC

11 Chris Kirkland Catcher • Junior Knoxville, Tenn. Chipola JC

Tyler Huelsing Outfield • Freshman Munford, Tenn. Munford HS

12 Neil Schenk LHP • Junior Memphis, Tenn. Briarcrest HS

5 Mark Doll

RHP • Junior North Forsythe, Ga. Birmingham Southern

14 Matt Yokley

RHP • Sophomore Collierville, Tenn. Collierville HS

K.K. Chalmers

Chris Novikoff

Lance Scoggins

Brennon Martin

Will Hudgens

Josh Irvin

OF • Senior Coldwater, Miss. Northwest Mississippi CC

LHP • R-Freshman Memphis, Tenn. Harding Academy

39 Nathan Hill

RHP • R-Junior Memphis, Tenn. Evangelical Christian

Head Coach Tennessee Tech, 1984

Michael Murray

Infield • R-Freshman Bartlett, Tenn. Bartlett HS

Daron Schoenrock

Mike Federico Assistant Coach Southern Miss, 1999

Outfield • Junior Southaven, Miss. Southaven HS

RHP • Sophomore Memphis, Tenn. Ridgeway HS

40 Philip Utley RHP • Senior Jackson, Tenn. Walters State CC

13 Jerry Zulli

Assistant Coach New Orleans, 2002

RHP • R-Freshman Madisonville, Tenn. Christian Academy of Knoxville

Chris South RHP • Junior Bartlett, Tenn. Bartlett HS

LHP • Senior Memphis, Tenn. Jackson State CC

Marc Ashley

RHP/INF • R-Freshman Collierville, Tenn. Collierville HS

Andrew Haley

Chris Newsom

LHP • Freshman Cordova, Tenn. Cordova HS

20 Allen Osborne Volunteer Assistant Coach Marshall, 1996

Outfield • Junior Germantown, Tenn. Germantown HS

25 Cory Barton

Student Assistant Coach

6 Ben Grisham

OF/RHP • Senior Senatobia, Miss. Mississippi State

15 Trey Wiedman

OF/1B • Sophomore Germantown, Tenn. Houston HS

26 Scott McGregor RHP • Sophomore Liberty Township, Ohio Lakota East HS

35 Zach Helton

Infield • Freshman Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxville Central HS

44 Garrett Hachtel RHP • R-Freshman Cordova, Tenn. Cordova HS

7 Kyle Norrid

3B/1B • Senior Germantown, Tenn. Tennessee

16 Adam Amar

First Base • Senior Lake Mary, Fla. Lake Highland Prep

27 Dusty Davis LHP • Senior Summit, Miss. Meridian CC

36 Capris Longmire Outfield • Freshman Nashville, Tenn. Centenial HS

46 Chase Sain

Catcher • R-Freshman Bolivar, Tenn. Bolivar Central HS

32 Jordan Tolliver

Student Assistant Coach

Al Woods

Director of Baseball Operations

8 Kyle Aldridge OF/1B • Freshman Olive Branch, Miss. Olive Branch HS

17 Mark Jobe

RHP • R-Freshman Memphis, Tenn. White Station HS

28 Dane Sharp

RHP • Freshman Bartlett, Tenn. Bartlett HS

37 Steven Watson

Catcher • R-Freshman Murfreesboro, Tenn. Murfreesboro Oakland HS

50 Dylan Cupples RHP • Freshman Dyersburg, Tenn. Dyer County HS

General Information

Table of Contents

ON THE INSIDE Table of Contents/Quick Facts.................................... 1 Media Information.......................................................... 2 2007 OUTLOOK 2007 Roster ...................................................................... 4 2007 Roster Breakdown ................................................. 5 2007 Season Outlook ..................................................6-8 2007 TIGERS Head Coach Daron Schoenrock ........................... 10-11 Assistant Coach Michael Federico .............................. 12 Assistant Coach Jerry Zulli .......................................... 13 Assistant Coach Allen Osborne.................................. 14 Al Woods, Cory Barton and Jordan Tolliver ............. 15 Support Staff ................................................................. 16 Diamond Darlings/Stan Bronson Jr. ......................... 17 Player Biographies................................................... 18-36 TIGER OPPONENTS Opponents ............................................................... 38-42 All-Time Records vs. Opponents ............................... 43 Opponent SID Directory ............................................ 44 2006 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 2006 Recap ............................................................... 46-48 2006 Statistics/Results/ Miscellaneous Stats ...... 49-50 TIGER RECORD BOOK/HISTORY Career Leaders ............................................................... 52 Single-Season Leaders ............................................ 53-54 Team Records ................................................................ 55 Single-Game Records ................................................... 56 Miscellaneous Records ................................................. 57 Year-By-Year Leaders ............................................. 58-59 Tigers in the Postseason ....................................... 60-62 Honor Roll ..................................................................... 63 All-Time Results ...................................................... 64-71 All-Time Letterwinners .......................................... 72-75 Coaching Records/Hall of Fame ......................... 76-77 Tigers in the Pros .................................................... 78-79 FACILITIES AutoZone Park .............................................................. 80 Nat Buring Stadium ...................................................... 81 CONFERENCE USA The Conference ............................................................. 82 2006 Standings/Leaders ......................................... 83-84 THE UNIVERSITY The U of M.............................................................. 85-87 President Dr. Shirley Raines ........................................ 88 Athletic Director R.C. Johnson................................... 89 Athletic Administration.......................................... 90-92 Nat Buring Stadium Renovations ............................... 93 Strength and Conditioning .......................................... 94 Training Room ............................................................... 95 Tigers in the Community ............................................. 96 Academic Center ........................................................... 97 Tiger Traditions ............................................................. 98 Murphy Complex .......................................................... 99 City of Memphis ................................................. 100-101 Conference USA Composite Schedule ............ 102-103 Track the Tigers...........................................................104

2007 Memphis Baseball Quick Facts

General Information Name of School:........................University of Memphis Location: ................................................ Memphis, Tenn. Founded: ..................................................................... 1912 Enrollment: ............................................................ 20,465 Nickname: ............................................................... Tigers Colors: ............................................. Royal Blue and Gray Home Field (Capacity): .Nat Buring Stadium (2,000) Surface: ....................................................... Natural Grass Dimensions: ................................. 318-360-380-360-317 Affiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division I Conference: .......................................... Conference USA President: ............................................. Dr. Shirley Raines Athletics Director: .................................... R.C. Johnson Athletic Dept. Phone: ..............................901) 678.2335 History First Year of Baseball:..............................................1915 Overall Record: ..........................................1388-1016-14 College World Series Appearances: ................... None NCAA Regional Appearances (Last): .... Four (1994) Conference Championships (Last): ........ Four (1995) Media Relations Associate AD/External Affairs: ..................Bob Winn Media Relations Director: ............. Jennifer Rodrigues Baseball Contact: ...................................... Jason C. Redd Office Phone: ....................................... (901) 678.4640 Cell Phone: .......................................... (901) 734.0565 E-mail: ........................................ jredd@memphis.edu Assistant Media Relations .....................Lamar Chance Assistant Media Relations ............... Tammy DeGroff Fax: ............................................................. (901) 678.4134 Press Box Numbers: .................. (901) 678.1301, 1391 Website: ............................................www.gotigersgo.com Radio Radio Station: .......................................WUMR FM-91.7 The Voice of Tiger Baseball: ............... Jeff Brightwell Media Relations Mailing/Shipping Address: 570 Normal Room 203 Memphis, TN 38152

MISSION STATEMENT The primary mission of the Department of Athletics is to provide a successful athletic program at the highest level of competition. Characterized by academic, athletic and moral excellence in a diverse collegiate environment, the program will abide by the spirit of the rules governing students and intercollegiate athletics and will be known for its good sportsmanship and integrity. The University of Memphis is a comprehensive urban university committed to the scholarly accomplishments of our students and faculty and to the enhancement of our community, state and the nation through the principles of academic integrity, sound management and equal opportunity.

Louisville Slugger is the official equipment sponsor of the University of Memphis Baseball program

2007 Coaching Staff Head Coach: .................................Daron Schoenrock ...................................................(Tennessee Tech, 1984) Record at Memphis/years:.................... 45-70/Two Collegiate Record/years: .................... 70-122/Four Assistant Coaches: ......................Michael Federico (Southern Miss, 1999) .................................... Jerry Zulli (New Orleans, 2002) .................................... Allen Osborne (Marshall, 1996) Director of Operations: .............................Al Woods Strength & Conditioning: .......................................... .......................................... Mike Stark (Memphis, 1972) Athletic Trainer:...Shawn Fayard (Southern Miss, 2005) Managers: .............................................Jason Richards .........................................................................Ryan Marx Baseball Office Phone: .....................(901) 678.2452 Baseball Office Fax: ...........................(901) 678.5952 2007 Team Information Starters Returning/Lost: .................................. 7/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .................. 12/10 Pitchers Returning/Lost: ................................. 9/5 Newcomers: ............................................................. 12 2006 Team Information Overall Record: ................................................... 32-28 Home: ................................................................... 15-15 Road: .................................................................... 13-11 Neutral: ................................................................... 4-2 Conference USA Record (Finish): .... 13-11 (4th) Home: ........................................................................ 5-7 Road: ........................................................................ 8-4 Neutral: ................................................................... 0-0 C-USA Tournament: .................... 2-2, 2006 C-USA ....................................................Tournament semifinals Final Ranking: .................................................. None

CREDITS The 2007 University of Memphis Baseball Media Guide is intended for the use of media organizations covering the Tiger baseball program. Any reprinting, reproduction or other use of the content of this guide without the expressed, written consent of the University of Memphis Athletic Media Relations office is strictly prohibited. Any questions or requests should be directed to Jason Redd in the Athletic Media Relations office at (901) 678-2337. Fax requests can be sent to (901) 678-4134. This publication was designed and edited by Jason C. Redd with editorial assistance from Lamar Chance and Jennifer Rodrigues. Photography was provided by Rob Johnson, Jeff Nycz, Jason Redd and Major League Baseball. The covers and headers were designed by Brandon Kolditz. Special thanks to and Diana Thornton. The media guide was printed by EBSCO Media. U of M 12306-0607/750. On the Cover: The 2007 University of Memphis baseball media guide cover features NCBWA Preseason All-American Adam Amar, Tigers senior co-captains Ben Grisham and Bill Moss, along with third-year head coach Daron Schoenrock. Inside Back Cover: Tiger seniors Dusty Davis, Josh Irvin, Lance Scoggins and Philip Utley and sophomore Scott McGregor. Back Cover: Tiger senior Will Petersen, Michael Murray, Joey Lieberman and junior K.K. Chalmers.

University of Memphis Athletic Media Relations

Bob Winn Assoc. AD/ External Affairs

Jennifer Rodrigues Director of Athletic Media Relations

Lamar Chance

Tammy DeGroff

Jason Redd

Brandon Kolditz

Asst. Media Asst. Media Asst. Media Asst. Media Relations Director Relations Director Relations Director Relations Director

Covering Tiger Baseball PRESS CREDENTIALS/PARKING Credentials for Memphis-area media wishing to cover the Tigers will be provided prior to the season. These season-long passes will be honored at both Nat Buring Stadium and AutoZone Park. Media covering visiting teams are asked to contact the Athletic Media Relations office at least one day prior to the game in order to ensure access to the stadium. Nat Buring: A pass list will be kept at the leftfield gate entrance, which also serves as the media gate. Seating in the press box is limited and will be restricted to home and visiting radio, filing press, and television representatives’ needs according to NCAA regulations. Parking is located behind the leftfield wall and is free. AutoZone: Parking and visiting media information will be made available prior to the season. TELEPHONES Those members of the media needing telephone accommodations can contact Bell South at (901) 761-6504 to order a phone line and use Jason Redd and Jennifer Rodrigues as contacts. Memphis does supply a phone line for visiting radio at both venues. For incoming calls, the Nat Buring press box telephone number is (901) 6781300 or 1391. The press box phone at AutoZone is (901) 722-0213. PHOTOGRAPHERS Press and television photographers are requested to stay behind the fence surrounding the field at whatever angle they choose. Photographers are restricted from team dugout areas in accordance with NCAA regulations. GAME SERVICES The Memphis Athletic Media Relations staff will provide game notes and programs, statistics, rosters, media guides, final box scores, play-by-play and any other pertinent information to all members of the media. Visiting radio will be provided phones lines for broadcasting. PRACTICES/INTERVIEWS Interview arrangements may be made by contacting the Athletic Media Relations Office before noon on any specific day. All interviews are coordinated with Head Coach Daron Schoenrock through Jason Redd of the Athletic Media Relations Office. If you wish to interview Coach Schoenrock or a Tiger player, contact the Media Relations staff so that an interview can be set around the player’s academic and practice schedules. Coach Schoenrock and Tiger players are available for postgame interviews 10 minutes following the end of each game. TICKET INFORMATION Tickets for all Tiger home baseball games are available at The University of Memphis Ticket Office at the corner of Southern and Normal, or by calling (901) 678-2331. Tickets are also available at the gate on the day of the game. TIGERS ON THE AIR All Memphis home and away baseball games are broadcast live on WUMR 91.7 FM. Featuring the “Voice of Tiger Baseball” Jeff Brightwell, all broadcasts will begin with the coach’s show 15 minutes prior to game time and conclude 15 minutes after each contest. Each game broadcast can also be heard through the official athletic website of the University of Memphis at www.gotigersgo.com.

Reah Nicholson

Ben Wright

Media Relations Intern

Local Media PRINT Phil Stukenborg The Commercial Appeal 495 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38103 Phone: 901-529-2543 FAX: 901-529-2362

Dan Morris The Jackson Sun 245 W. Lafayette Jackson, TN 38301 Phone: 901-425-9636 FAX: 901-425-9604

Sports Editor The Daily Helmsman University of Memphis Memphis, TN 38152 Phone: 901-678-2192 FAX: 901- 678-4792

TELEVISION Glenn Carver WREG-TV (CBS) 803 Channel Three Dr. Memphis, TN 38103 Phone: 901-543-2117 FAX: 901-543-2167

Frank Murtaugh Memphis Flyer 460 Tennessee St. Memphis, TN 38101 Phone: 901- 521-9000 FAX: 901-521-0129

Jarvis Greer WMC-TV 5 (NBC) 1960 Union Ave. Memphis, TN 38103 Phone: 901-726-0410 FAX: 901-278-7633

Wally Wellman Shelby Sun Times 7508 Capital Dr. Cordova, TN 38138 Phone: 901-755-7386 FAX: 901-755-0827

Matt Stark WHBQ-TV 13 (Fox) 485 S. Highland Memphis, TN 38111 Phone: 901-320-1347 FAX: 901-320-1366

Sports Editor Germantown News 7545 North Street Germantown, TN 38138 Phone: 901-754-0337 FAX: 901-754-2961

Greg Gaston WPTY-TV (ABC) 2701 Union Ave. Memphis, TN 38104 Phone: 901-323-2430 Fax: 901-452-1820

Sports Editor The Tennesseean 1100 Broadway Nashville, TN 37202 Phone: 615-259-8000 FAX: 615-259-8826

RADIO Bob McDowell WUMR-FM 91.7 Univ. of Memphis Memphis, TN 38152 Phone: 901-678-3176 FAX: 901-678-4331

Sports Editor DeSoto Times 315 Losher Street P.O. Box 100 Hernando, MS 38632 Phone: 662-429-6397 FAX: 662-429-5229

Peter Edmiston WHBQ-AM 560 6080 Mt. Moriah Memphis, TN 38115 Phone: 901-375-9324 FAX: 901-795-4454

REGIONAL & NATIONAL John Askins College Baseball Foundation P.O. Box 6507 Lubbock, TX 79493 Phone: 713-864-5423 Fax: 713-864-4506 Mark Etheridge Writer/Publisher SEBaseball.com Aaron Fitt Baseball America 201 West Main Street, Suite 201 Durham, NC 27701 Lou Pavlovich Collegiate Baseball Newspaper P.O. Box 50566 Tucson, AZ 85703 Phone: 520-623-4530 FAX: 520-624-5501 Kendall Rogers Senior Baseball Writer Rivals.com Ten Cadillac Drive, Ste 400 Brentwood, TN 37027 Dennis Waszak Jr. Associated Press 450 W. 33rd St. 14th Floor - Sports NY, NY 10001

2006 Outlook 3

Alphabetical

No. Name 8 Kyle ALDRIDGE 16 Adam AMAR 34 Marc ASHLEY 22 K.K. CHALMERS 38 Zach CLARK 50 Dylan CUPPLES 18 Brach DAVIS 27 Dusty DAVIS 5 Mark DOLL 29 Eric FARRELL 1 Alex FENNELL 6 Ben GRISHAM 44 Garrett HACHTEL 41 Andrew HALEY 35 Zach HELTON 39 Nathan HILL 31 Will HUDGENS 4 Tyler HUELSING 19 Josh IRVIN 17 Mark JOBE 11 Chris KIRKLAND 9 Joey LIEBERMAN 36 Capris LONGMIRE 30 Brennon MARTIN 26 Scott McGREGOR 10 Bill MOSS 3 Michael MURRAY 42 Chris NEWSOM 7 Kyle NORRID 23 Chris NOVIKOFF 2 Will PETERSEN 46 Chase SAIN 12 Neil SCHENK 24 Lance SCOGGINS 28 Dane SHARP 33 Chris SOUTH 40 Philip UTLEY 37 Steven WATSON 15 Trey WIEDMAN 14 Matt YOKLEY

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Student Managers Ryan Marx Jason Richards

Support Staff

Jason Redd, SID Harding University, 2001

Numerical

No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 46 50

Name Alex Fennell Will Petersen Michael Murray Tyler Huelsing Mark Doll Ben Grisham Kyle Norrid Kyle Aldridge Joseph Lieberman Bill Moss Chris Kirkland Neil Schenk Matt Yokley Trey Wiedman Adam Amar Mark Jobe Brach Davis Josh Irvin K.K. Chalmers Chris Novikoff Lance Scoggins Scott McGregor Dusty Davis Dane Sharp Eric Farrell Brennon Martin Will Hudgens Chris South Marc Ashley Zach Helton Capris Longmire Steven Watson Zach Clark Nathan Hill Philip Utley Andrew Haley Chris Newsom Garrett Hachtel Chase Sain Dylan Cupples

Pos. c of inf of rhp of/rhp 3b/1b of/1b 1b/of inf c lhp rhp of/1b 1b rhp lhp of/c of rhp lhp rhp lhp rhp inf lhp rhp rhp rhp/inf inf of c inf rhp rhp lhp of rhp c rhp

Ht. 5-10 5-9 5-9 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-11 6-0 5-10 6-0 6-4 6-2 6-2 6-1 6-4 6-0 5-9 5-11 5-6 6-6 5-10 6-2 6-0 6-4 5-10 6-3 6-4 5-11 5-10 5-10 6-1 6-0 5-4 5-11 6-3 5-10 6-0 6-3 6-4 6-0

Pronunciation Guide Adam AMAR ............................................. A-marr Alex FENNELL ................................... fin-NAIL Garrett HACHTEL........................... HATCH-tel Tyler HUELSING ..............................HUEL-sing Mark JOBE ................................................... JOB Chris NOVIKOFF............................NOVI-cough Neil SCHENK .........................................SHINK Trey WIEDMAN...............................WEED-man Matt YOKLEY ..................................... YOKE-lee

Shawn Fayard, Athletic Trainer Southern Miss, 2005

Wt. 199 206 175 192 174 185 205 172 210 194 200 200 200 205 235 204 206 204 152 219 181 190 200 205 168 196 235 187 158 170 173 191 155 185 256 161 185 206 206 197

B-T R-R R-L R-R L-R R-R R-R R-R L-L R-R R-R R-R L-L R-R R-R R-R R-R R-L L-R R-R R-R L-L R-R L-L R-R R-R L-L R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R L-R R-R L-L L-R R-R R-R R-R

Yr. Exp. Jr. 2L Sr. 1L Sr. 1L Fr. HS Jr. Tr. Sr. 1L Sr. 1L Fr. HS Sr. 1L Sr. 3L Jr. JC Jr. 2L So. 1L So. 1L Sr. 3L R-Fr. HS So. HS Sr. 1L Jr. 2L R-Fr. HS Sr. 1L So. 1L Sr. 1L Fr. HS So. Tr. R-Fr. HS R-So. HS Jr. 2L R-Fr. HS Fr. HS Fr. HS R-Fr. HS R-Fr. HS R-Jr. HS Sr. 1L Fr. HS Jr. 2L R-Fr. HS R-Fr. HS Fr. HS

Hometown (Last School) Southaven, Miss. (Southaven HS) Valdosta, Ga. (Middle Georgia JC) Baton Rouge, La. (Meridian CC) Munford, Tenn. (Munford HS) N. Forsyth, Ga. (Birmingham Southern) Senatobia, Miss. (Mississippi State) Germantown, Tenn. (Tennessee) Olive Branch, Miss. (Olive Branch HS) Vicksburg, Miss. (Meridian CC) Germantown, Tenn. (CBHS) Knoxville, Tenn. (Chipola JC) Memphis, Tenn. (Briarcrest HS) Collierville, Tenn. (Collierville HS) Memphis, Tenn. (Houston HS) Lake Mary, Fla. (Lake Highland Prep) Memphis, Tenn. (White Station HS) Southaven, Miss. (Southaven HS) Coldwater, Miss. (Northwest Miss. CC) Southaven, Miss. (Southaven HS) Madisonville, Tenn. (Christian Acad. of Knoxville) Memphis, Tenn. (Jackson St. CC) Liberty Township, Ohio (Lakota East HS) Summit, Miss. (Meridian CC) Bartlett, Tenn. (Bartlett HS) Collierville, Tenn. (Birmingham Southern) Memphis, Tenn. (Harding Academy) Memphis, Tenn. (Ridgeway HS) Bartlett, Tenn. (Bartlett HS) Collierville, Tenn. (Collierville HS) Knoxville, Tenn. (Knoxville Central HS) Nashville, Tenn. (Centennial HS) Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland HS) Bartlett, Tenn. (Bartlett HS) Memphis, Tenn. (Evangelical Christian) Jackson, Tenn. (Walters State CC) Cordova, Tenn. (Cordova HS) Germantown, Tenn. (Germantown HS) Cordova, Tenn. (Cordova HS) Bolivar, Tenn. (Bolivar Central HS) Dyersburg, Tenn. (Dyer County HS)

Coaches and Staff 43 Daron Schoenrock, Head Coach (Tennessee Tech, 1984) 21 Michael Federico, Assistant Coach (Southern Miss, 1999) 13 Jerry Zulli, Assistant Coach (New Orleans, 2002) 20 Allen Osborne, Volunteer Assistant Coach (Marshall, 1996) 25 Cory Barton, Student Assistant Coach 32 Jordan Tolliver, Student Assistant Coach Baseball Operations Al Woods, Director of Operations Strength & Conditioning Mike Stark, Strength & Conditioning (Memphis, 1972) Jason Hartman, Strength & Conditioning

2007 Roster Breakdown Outfield (9) Kyle Aldridge, K.K. Chalmers, Ben Grisham, Tyler Huelsing, Josh Irvin, Capris Longmire, Chris Newsom, Will Petersen, Trey Wiedman 5’4” (1) Zach Clark

By Height

5’7” (1) K.K. Chalmers 5’9” (3) Brach Davis, Michael Murray, Will Petersen

2007 University of Memphis Baseball Team By Class Seniors (11) Adam Amar, Dusty Davis, Ben Grisham, Josh Irvin, Joseph Lieberman, Bill Moss, Michael Murray, Kyle Norrid, Will Petersen, Lance Scoggins, Philip Utley Juniors (7) K.K. Chalmers, Mark Doll, Alex Fennell, Chris Kirkland, Chris Newsom, Neil Schenk, Chris South Redshirt Juniors (1) Nathan Hill Sophomores (6) Brach Davis, Eric Farrell, Will Hudgens, Scott McGregor, Trey Wiedman, Matt Yokley Redshirt Freshmen (8) Marc Ashley, Zach Clark, Garrett Hachtel, Mark Jobe, Brennon Martin, Chris Novikoff, Chase Sain, Steven Watson Freshmen (7) Kyle Aldridge, Dylan Cupples, Andrew Haley, Zach Helton, Tyler Huelsing, Capris Longmire, Dane Sharp By State Tennessee (26) Marc Ashley, Zach Clark, Dylan Cupples, Eric Farrell, Garrett Hachtel, Andrew Haley, Zach Helton, Nathan Hill, Tyler Huelsing, Mark Jobe, Chris Kirkland, Capris Longmire, Brennon Martin, Bill Moss, Chris Newsom, Kyle Norrid, Chris Novikoff, Chase Sain, Neil Schenk, Lance Scoggins, Dane Sharp, Chris South, Philip Utley, Steven Watson, Trey Wiedman, Matt Yokley

Mississippi (8) Kyle Aldridge, K.K. Chalmers, Brach Davis, Dusty Davis, Alex Fennell, Ben Grisham, Josh Irvin, Joseph Lieberman Louisiana (1) Michael Murray

5’10” (8) Marc Ashley, Eric Farrell, Alex Fennell, Ben Grisham, Andrew Haley, Zach Helton, Joseph Lieberman, Lance Scoggins 5’11” (4) Nathan Hill, Josh Irvin, Kyle Norrid, Chris South 6’0” (9) Kyle Aldridge, Dylan Cupples, Dusty Davis, Mark Doll, Tyler Huelsing, Mark Jobe, Bill Moss, Chris Newsom, Steven Watson

Florida (1) Adam Amar Georgia (2) Mark Doll, Will Petersen Ohio (1) Scott McGregor

6’1” (2) Capris Longmire, Trey Wiedman 6’2” (3) Scott McGregor, Neil Schenk, Matt Yokley

By Position Pitcher (19) Marc Ashley, Dylan Cupples, Brach Davis, Dusty Davis, Mark Doll, Garrett Hachtel, Andrew Haley, Nathan Hill, Will Hudgens, Mark Jobe, Brennon Martin, Scott McGregor, Chris Novikoff, Neil Schenk, Lance Scoggins, Dane Sharp, Chris South, Philip Utley, Matt Yokley Catcher (4) Alex Fennell, Chris Kirkland, Chase Sain, Steven Watson First Base (2) Adam Amar, Joseph Lieberman, Second Base (3) Zach Clark, Zach Helton, Bill Moss Third Base (1) Kyle Norrid Shortstop (2) Eric Farrell, Michael Murray

6’3” (3) Garrett Hachtel, Brennon Martin, Philip Utley 6’4” (4) Adam Amar, Chris Kirkland, Chase Sain, Dane Sharp 6’6” (1) Chris Novikoff

2007 Outlook The Return of 11 seniors and seven position starters has Schoenrock’s Tigers hunting for the program’s first NCAA bid since 1994

Kyle Norrid

Michael Murray

Bill Moss

Adam Amar

Memphis returns its entire inﬁeld from last year. This four-man crew will be expected to provide oﬀensive production and stabilize the Tigers’ defense.

A 19-game turnaround in the win column resulted in a 32-28 finish and Memphis’ first appearance in the Conference USA Tournament since the 2001 season. With the return of 11 seniors, seven position starters and a year of experience under the pitching staff ’s belt, it’s no wonder head coach Schoenrock is excited about the possibilities the 2007 campaign holds. However, the goal for Schoenrock’s club is more than just finishing above .500. The Tigers are after an NCAA Regional appearance, which would be its first in 13 years. The challenge for this year’s team will be continuing its success from last year to carry on the process of building a strong program at the University of Memphis. The Tigers return 20 letterwinners from last year’s team that exceeded all preseason expectations. Along with its core returnees, eight redshirt freshmen become eligible for competition, and the program welcomes in a pair of four-year transfers, a junior college transfer and seven talented true freshmen. “This is obviously the most experienced team we have had since I’ve been here,” said Schoenrock. “This team wants to take the next step and has the ingredients to due so.” Memphis features a potent offensive attack led by senior first baseman Adam Amar. The Tigers, who ranked 30th nationally with a

.315 team batting average last season and 28th in scoring, return 12 of their key offensive contributors. Amar headlines a talented crew that includes four seniors—Amar, Bill Moss, Michael Murray and Kyle Norrid—in the starting infield, seniors Will Petersen and Ben Grisham in left and rightfield, and two-year starter K.K. Chalmers in centerfield. Amar, who is on pace to become Memphis’ alltime RBI leader, led C-USA with a .395 batting average and slammed 10 homers in 2006. Moss ripped 24 doubles, while Murray and Petersen were named to the C-USA All-Tournament Team. Norrid, who hit .324 with 45 RBI and 14 doubles, provides both offensive and defensive stability at third base. Chalmers, an All-C-USA pick in 2006, returns after tying the program’s single-season stolen base record with 39 as a sophomore. He needs just 11 swipes to become Memphis all-time stolen base leader. Also returning is the Tigers’ leading power bat in senior DH Joey Lieberman. Lieberman, who led the team with 13 home runs a year ago, banged out the most round trippers by a Memphis slugger since Dan Uggla knocked 18 in 2001. Coaching Staff An important factor in building a program is maintaining continuity within a coaching staff. Schoenrock has done just that with recruiting coordinator and pitching coach, Mike Federico, and first base coach and recruiter, Jerry Zulli, back for their third season together. In two years, Federico’s pitching staff has improved,

while Zulli’s offense has seen a dramatic increase in total production. “It helps our players develop when they can get comfortable with a certain coaching style and philosophy,” Schoenrock said. Four new members join Schoenrock’s coaching staff for the 2007 season. Allen Osborne is a new volunteer assistant and camps coordinator. Osborne has spent several years in the college game, most recently as the hitting coach at East Carolina University, where his offense set or broke six offensive records, including hitting 103 home runs and 153 doubles in 2004. He spent time on the Georgia coaching staff with Schoenrock in 2000 and 2001. Other first time Tiger staff members include Al Woods, who joins the program as the Director of Baseball Operations, and former Tigers Cory Barton and Jordan Tolliver, who will serve as student assistants this year. “Our program will benefit from having a staff that is very familiar with how I operate,” Schoenrock said. “I am excited to have someone with the experience that Allen has in this role, as well as having two former players on the staff. This is by far the most experienced coaching staff that we have had in my time at Memphis. Once again, I feel very blessed to have these people aiding in our efforts.”

2007 Outlook Pitching Pitching will be the key to the success of this year’s squad. The return of seven hurlers, including All-C-USA pitcher Scott McGregor, senior starters Philip Utley and Lance Scoggins, and senior reliever Dusty Davis, and a more mature pitching staff should give the Tigers a chance for success. Ben Grisham’s emergence as a pitcher late in the season has the coaching staff encouraged about the role he could play in 2007. McGregor earned both All-Conference USA and All-C-USA Freshman recognition after going 7-3 and tossing three complete-game victories in his freshman campaign. McGregor and Utley led the staff with 50 strikeouts, while Davis went 4-1 Dusty Davis Scott McGregor Matt Yokley as Memphis’ top option out of the bullpen. The staff boasts a stable of arms that has Memphis’ top pitchers return for their second campaign in the Blue and Gray. Dusty Davis (left) is the top shown the ability to avoid giving up the big in- returning pitcher in ERA, while Scott McGregor (center) is back after winning seven games and earning AllC-USA honors as a freshman. Matt Yokley (right) held opposing hitters to a staﬀ-low batting average. ning in fall workouts. Southpaw Neil Schenk and transfer Mark Doll are a pair of juniors the ability to defend, the ability to read and Infield that will compete for a variety of roles in the handle a pitching staff, and the ability to pro- With the entire infield returning from the Tiger staff. Sophomore Matt Yokley’s expe- vide offense. I think we can definitely get all 2006 team, it will be the strength of the 2007 rience last year in the Tigers’ bullpen should three of those ingredients out of all three of University of Memphis baseball team. pay dividends in 2007. As a true freshman, those young men.” the Collierville High School product fanned In the infield, senior Kyle Norrid returns at 43 hitters in 41.2 innings and recorded a pair However, Schoenrock expects one of the three third and should benefit greatly from seeing of saves in 21 appearances. Yokley’s role in to emerge as a leading candidate to start the Conference USA for a year. The Tigers ex2007 will likely be expanded. majority of the games. As the season progress- pect senior shortstop Michael Murray, 2005 es, all three will get looks early. Fennell has National Junior College Player of the Year, Catchers experience in the system and is comfortable to have a breakout year now that he has had Memphis looks to replace two-year starter handling the Tiger pitching staff. Kirkland is a a season to adjust to Division I baseball as and co-captain Cory Barton with a three- newcomer with a strong arm and outstanding well as going through a tough Conference way battle for the position between juniors capabilities of shutting down the opponent’s USA season. Bill Moss will retain the second Alex Fennell and Chris Kirkland and redshirt running game. Watson has a chance to be an base position. A fifth-year senior, Moss will freshman Steven Watson. offense-oriented catcher and should see his provide leadership and an aggressive style of playing time increase as his defensive skills im- play to an experienced infield. Preseason All“All three have valuable traits that they bring prove. American Adam Amar will be counted on to to the table,” said Schoenrock. “The three be the major run-producer. The reserves are things you look for out of that position are inexperienced, so staying healthy will be a key for this infield. Redshirt freshman Zach Clark, sophomore transfer Eric Farrell and true freshman Zach Helton will serve as the backups for an experienced bunch. Farrell has the ability to defend at all three positions, which will give him the first looks off the bench. “What I want our infield to do is provide offensive punch for the team and dominate the routine plays,” Schoenrock said. “If we get those two things out of this infield, this team could go a long way.” Outfield With the entire starting outfield in tact for this Will Petersen K.K. Chalmers Ben Grisham season, Schoenrock’s expectations for his outfield are similar to those placed on the infield. Memphis also returns its starting outﬁeld from last year. This trio’s combination of speed and strength will be Another year of understanding Schoenrock’s a major determinant in the 2007 Tigers’ success.

2007 Outlook improve our pitching and avoiding injuries. We have a very experienced frontline, but our depth will play a big role also,” said Schoenrock. Last year’s depth came from experienced upperclassmen, while the depth on the 2007 team will be provided by younger players. Senior Josh Irvin and junior Chris Newsom will both see ample amounts of time in the Tigers’ lineup. Memphis’ most capable reserve hitter, Irvin hit .409 in 22 pinch-hit at-bats in 2006. Newsom, who made 35 starts in right and center field as a freshman, will join Irvin as a solid backup crew for the U of M outfield. The infield, however, is where unproven Josh Irvin Joey Lieberman Chris Newsom talent will be expected to step in and play a Josh Irvin (left) and Chris Newsom (right) will anchor a young and inexperienced group of reserve players. significant role. Joey Lieberman (center) will be looked to for oﬀensive power in the Memphis lineup.

2007 C-USA Preseason BaseballCoaches Poll

defensive system should see an already solid outfield improve.

(as selected by C-USA’s head coaches)

“Basically, the philosophy is to keep the double play in order at all times and the ability to defend the gaps,” said Schoenrock. “That’s where speed in the outfield comes into play—a lot more so on the road than at Nat Buring.”

PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH 1. Rice (9) 2. Tulane 3. Houston 4. Southern Miss 5. East Carolina 6. Memphis 7. UCF 8. UAB 9. Marshall (first place votes in parentheses) PLAYER OF THE YEAR Joe Savery, Rice (Junior, Pitcher/Infielder) PITCHER OF THE YEAR Cole St.Clair, Rice (Junior, Lefthander) ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM P Ricky Hargrove Jr. Houston P Sean Morgan Jr. Tulane P Joe Savery Jr. Rice P Cole St.Clair Jr. Rice RP Daniel Latham Sr. Tulane C Luis Flores So. Houston IF Adam Amar Sr. Memphis IF Brad Emaus Jr. Tulane IF Brian Friday Jr. Rice IF Trey Sutton Jr. USM OF K.K. Chalmers Jr. Memphis OF Tyler Henley Jr. Rice OF Aaron Luna So. Rice OF Warren McFadden So. Tulane DH/UT Brendan Murphy Sr. Marshall

Speedster K.K. Chalmers enters his third season as the starting centerfielder for the Tigers. On the corners, the Tigers have four guys chasing two jobs. Returning starter, senior Will Petersen, anchored left field the majority of the season and will get the starting nod this year. He will be battled by true freshman Tyler Huelsing, who is expected to put up solid numbers in his career at Memphis. Right field features another three-way battle between Ben Grisham and Josh Irvin, who platooned at the position in 2006, and junior Chris Newsom. Seniors Grisham and Irvin are experienced players in C-USA, while Newsom has been a role player in his two years at Memphis. Newsom will also backup Chalmers in centerfield. Schoenrock is excited about the offensive and defensive capabilities of this outfield. The Tiger outfield lost Trey Wiedman for the season to shoulder surgery in the off-season, which will create opportunities for other younger players to emerge and get at-bats. Reserves The area with the most questions will come from the Tiger reserves. A year after having the luxury of plugging a talented upper classman into the lineup late in the game, Memphis will depend on inexperienced youth to fill the backup roles this year. “The key to our success will be to continue to

Schedule With an upgrade in the talent level that Schoenrock puts on the field, there comes an increase in the strength of competition. Memphis will add Clemson to an already strong schedule that includes the likes of Ole Miss, Mississippi State and a pair of league series at perennial powers Rice and Tulane. The Tigers put their five-year, season-opening win streak on the line when they make the trip to Oxford on February 20. A pair of local tournaments—the Service Academies Spring Classic and the AutoZone Classic—will follow in weeks two and three. Memphis will travel to NCAA College World Series participant Clemson for a three-game series, March 9-11. The Tigers will also play host to C-USA powers Houston and Southern Miss as part of their 27-game home schedule. “We have a strong schedule this year,” stated Schoenrock. “This is definitely the most challenging schedule we’ve put together in my time as coach at Memphis. With the addition of Clemson to the schedule, along with our regular Conference USA schedule, this is the type of schedule that the NCAA Selection Committee likes to see. It should build a solid RPI.”

Meet the 2007 Tigers

Head Coach

Third Season • Tennessee Tech (1984) The 16th baseball coach in school history, Daron Schoenrock enters his third full season at the controls of Memphis baseball. After a rocky inaugural season, Schoenrock confirmed what many in the coaching world believed to be true when he was hired—that he was one of the top new head coaches in the business and that he could turn around a once successful Memphis baseball program. Schoenrock inherited a program that had lost its top three pitchers and 10 seniors from 2004, and struggled through a 13-42 campaign in 2005. He has wasted little time working to get the Tiger baseball program back on track, signing 25 newcomers for the 2006 season, including four four-year transfers, a National Junior College Player of the Year honoree and five major league draftees. Schoenrock brought those additions together and led the Tiger to a 32-win season in just his second campaign. The 32 wins were the most wins for Schoenrock in his three years as a head coach and the most by a Memphis baseball club since 2001. The 19-game turnaround tied for the second-best winning turnaround in the country in 2006 and also tied for the best turnaround in Tiger baseball history—tying that of the 2001 team. Along with that 32-28 mark came Memphis’ first appearance in the Conference USA semifinals since the 2001 season.

The Schoenrock File Personal Date of Birth: November 21, 1961 Place of Birth: Cedar Rapids, Iowa Wife: Carol (Cawood) Children: Erik (15), Bret (4) Alma Mater: Tennessee Tech, 1984

Focused on maintaining that success, Schoenrock has added a few more pieces to the puzzle, hiring Allen Osborne and Al Woods to his staff as well as bringing in talented youth to complement the wealth of experience on the Memphis roster.

Education High School Lincoln County (Tenn.) High School College Tennessee Tech University (1984) Murray State University (1987)

Hired on June 29, 2004, Schoenrock immediately brought two talented young coaches aboard, in Michael Federico and Jerry Zulli. He has taken on the tasks of a much-needed renovation of Nat Buring Stadium, marketing season ticket campaigns, reorganizing the Bullpen Club, and revamping the Diamond Darlings program to help elevate the program’s image. Schoenrock is also making a conscious effort to reach Tiger baseball alumni, having honored the 1994 team in 2005 and the 1986 team in 2006.

Playing Experience College Four-year letterwinner at Tennessee Tech University (1981-84)

The difference he has made has been evident off the field as well, as in just his first semester a more disciplined baseball team recorded the program’s highest GPA ever. They once again recorded a program-high GPA in the fall 2005 semester. A mirror of its coach, his squad also has been involved in community service efforts, such as visiting children at the Ronald McDonald House and St. Jude every year since his hiring. The Tigers added Streets Ministries to its goodwill efforts this year, preparing a meal and interacting with the inner city youth in a visit to the community outreach organization in the fall of 2006. Schoenrock came to Memphis after several successful years as an assistant coach. Before taking the post as the Tigers’ skipper, he spent three seasons as an assistant coach on the Mississippi State staff—his fifth year in association with State’s coaching legend Ron Polk. His primary responsibilities included coaching Bulldog pitchers, and overseeing MSU’s recruiting efforts. Schoenrock also coordinated the activities of the Bulldogs’ foster-parent program. Regarded as one of college baseball’s premier pitching coaches, Schoenrock has sent over 30 pitchers under his tutelage to the professional level. Most recently three Bulldog

Head Coach Coaching Background

Daron, Bret, Erik and Carol Schoenrock pitchers were taken in the 2004 First-Year Player Draft. The 2006 Major League Baseball season was special to Schoenrock as two of his former pitchers achieved national recognition. Former Kentucky Wildcat Brandon Webb won the National League Cy Young Award, while former Mississippi State Bulldogs John Papelbon was the runner-up for the American League Rookie of the Year honor. Both were named to the Major League All-Star Game. Prior to joining Polk at MSU, he served as the pitching coach in 2000 and 2001 on the University of Georgia staff. In Athens, he developed a Bulldog pitching staff that, in 2001, helped boost Georgia to its first SEC championship in 47 years and its first appearance in the NCAA College World Series since 1990. He launched his affiliation with Southeastern Conference baseball in 1998 at the University of Kentucky. He served two seasons on the coaching staff of former MSU baseball staffer Keith Madison, coaching the UK pitchers and catchers and heading up the Wildcats’ recruiting program in 1998 and 1999. His coaching expertise gained national acclaim during a highly-successful eight-year coaching stint at Birmingham Southern. His Panther pitchers improved their staff earned run averages each season and helped lead Birmingham Southern to the 1995 NAIA World Series. In the summer that followed, Schoenrock earned a position as the short-season pitching coach for the Chicago White Sox’s affiliate in the Appalachian League. Schoenrock was a four-year starting pitcher under Coach David Mays at Tennessee Tech University. He earned his bachelor’s degree in secondary education with a certification in biology before launching his coaching career as a graduate assistant coach there in 1985. He continued his coaching career as a graduate assistant coach under ABCA Hall of Famer Johnny Reagan at Murray State University, where he earned a master’s degree in education in 1987. Schoenrock undertook his first head coaching job back in 1988 at Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn. He was 25-52 in his two years as coach of the Railsplitters. Schoenrock guided LMU to its first postseason appearance in five years and was named the Tennessee Valley Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 1989. A native of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Schoenrock has been involved in numerous community outreach efforts, sharing his knowledge at coaching clinics and banquets nationwide and making several appearances for speaking engagements across the country, as well as in the Memphis area since taking the head coaching post at the U of M. Schoenrock also serves as a clinician for www.mycoachonline.com, a baseball instruction website, and is also active in Fellowship of Christian Athletes program. In 1995 Schoenrock authored a comprehensive textbook on pitching titled “The Total Pitching Program.” He is currently serving a second three-year term on the selection committee for the ABCA’s prestigious Lefty Gomez Award, an annual award given for lifetime meritorious service to baseball. Schoenrock, 46, is married to the former Carol Cawood of Harlan, Ky. Carol will also be involved in the Tigers’ baseball program as she will coordinate and endeavor to revamp the Tiger Diamond Darlings program. They are the parents of two sons, Erik, 15, and Bret, 4.

1985 Tennessee Tech (Grad. Assistant Coach) 1986-87 Murray State (Grad. Assistant Coach) 1988-89 Lincoln Memorial (Head Coach) 1990-97 Birmingham Southern (Asst. Coach) 1995 Chicago White Sox Org. (Pitching Coach) 1998-99 University of Kentucky (Asst. Coach) 2000-01 University of Georgia (Asst. Coach) 2002-04 Mississippi State (Asst. Coach) Coaching Honors 1989 Tennessee Valley Athletic Conference Coach of the Year

Schoenrock’s Head Coaching Record by School School Seasons Yrs W-L Lincoln Memorial 2 1988-89 25-52 Memphis 2 2005-06 45-70 Total 4 70-122

Pct. .325 .391 .365

Schoenrock vs. Conference USA Team O H A N ECU 4-2 3-0 1-2 0-0 Marshall 3-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 UAB 2-5 1-2 0-3 1-0 Tulane 1-5 1-2 0-3 0-0 UCF 3-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 Southern Miss 3-5 0-3 2-1 1-1 Houston 1-5 1-2 0-3 0-0 Rice 0-4 0-3 0-1 0-0 Totals 17-26 6-9 9-16 2-1

Assistant Coach

Third Season • Southern Miss (1998) The Federico File Personal Date of Birth: December 7, 1974 Place of Birth: Nashua, New Hampshire Wife: Hannah (Sosa) Children: Hayden (1) Alma Mater: Southern Miss, 1998 Education

High School Pope John Paul II (La.)

College Hinds Community College (1995) Southern Miss (1998, 1999) Coaching Background 1998-99 Southern Miss (Grad. Asst. Coach) 1999-01 Meridian (Miss.) JC (Asst. Coach) 2001-04 Meridian (Miss.) JC (Head Coach)

Michael Federico is in his third year as assistant coach at the University of Memphis. Hired in July 2004 as Coach Schoenrock’s top assistant, Federico is primarily responsible for the instruction of the Tigers’ pitching staff and catchers. In addition, he will coordinate the Tigers’ aggressive recruiting efforts, as well as overseeing operations of the Tiger Baseball Bullpen Club. Under Federico’s coaching, the Tiger pitching staff—a staff that was depleted after losing its three starters to the Major League Draft in 2004—improved on a sub par 2005 showing. With Federico at the controls, the pitching staff did its fair share to ensure a successful season. In more games, Fed’s staff tossed more complete games, logged more saves, while yielding fewer walks and holding opponents to nearly 60 fewer runs. In addition, the staff gave up fewer home runs, while striking out more than 100 more batters. Federico’s mentoring also produced the program’s third Conference USA All-conference pitcher and second All-freshman selection in Scott McGregor. The Tiger pitching staff lowered its ERA in 2006 and trimmed its opponent’s batting average by 15 points. A two-time Junior College Coach of the Year honoree, Federico spent three years (2002-2004) as the head coach at Meridian Community College before taking the assistant post at Memphis. In 2003 and 2004, he led his squad to the JUCO World Series in Grand Junction, Colo. Federico led MCC to a 46-14 finish and a ninth-place finish in the JUCO World Series in 2004. Several of his players received accolades following the 2004 season, as two players were named as All-Americans, four players received AllRegion 23 honors, and nine Eagles were voted to the All-State team. Federico was named region XXIII and Southeastern District Coach of the Year. In 2003, he led the Eagles to a fifth-place finish in the Alpine Bank JUCO World Series in Grand Junction, Colo. The Eagles also won the MACJC Central Division, Region XXIII and Southeastern Regional Championships. Federico was honored with Region XXIII and Southeastern District Coach of the Year accolades for his accomplishments in 2003. Before taking over the head duties, Federico served as the assistant coach for two years, working with pitchers and catchers. As an assistant, he helped lead the Eagles to two conference championships, one region, and one sectional championship and a trip to the 2000 JUCO World Series. Prior to joining the staff at Meridian, Federico served as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Southern Mississippi for two years. In 1999, his last year with USM, he helped lead the Eagles to the NCAA Regionals. As a player, Federico was a catcher at USM from 1995-1997. He served as the team captain his senior year. He started his collegiate career at Hinds Community College in 1993-1995, where he was the starting catcher with the Eagles and helped lead his teams to back-to-back Division II World Series. While at USM, Federico received his undergraduate degree in physical education in 1998, and his master’s degree in sports administration in 1999. A native of Slidell, La., Federico attended Pope John Paul II High School, where he was the starting catcher for four years. During this time, he was named All-State, All-District, All-Metro and team captain.

Michael, Hayden and Hannah Federico

Federico, 31, is married to the former Hannah Sosa of Bush, La. The couple has a 15-month old son, Hayden.

Assistant Coach

Third Season • New Orleans (2002) Jerry Zulli enters his third full season on the Memphis Tigers’ coaching staff. Zulli is responsible for the instruction of the Tiger hitters and outfielders, as well as coordinating various travel accommodations. He has also taken on a significant role in the recruiting process, as well as placing Tiger players on teams in collegiate-level wooden bat leagues to hone and improve their skills in the summer. Zulli, brings an extra dimension of youth, energy and enthusiasm in his philosophy of teaching the offensive part of the game and has an excellent ability to evaluate talent. The players have bought into his philosophy, as is evident in Memphis’ 699 hits, 453 runs scored and program-best 130 doubles in 2006. Under Zulli’s guidance, the 2006 offense became the second Tiger offense ever to post top-five totals in games played, hits, RBI, runs scored, doubles and total bases. In addition, Adam Amar, Bill Moss, Kyle Norrid and Will Petersen each belted over 80 hits, marking the first time in Memphis baseball history that four Tiger hitters have amassed at least 80 hits in a single season. Zulli has also made his mark on the program off the field, as the team’s academic supervisor. As a team, Memphis put together the highest GPA ever in the fall of 2004 and then surpassed that feat with a record-high cumulative GPA in the fall of 2005. On the field, Coach “Z” also serves as the third base coach during the season. While “Z” coaches third base, his product on the field constantly attests his coaching ability. Not known as an offensive juggernaut when he took over as hitting coach, Zulli has transformed the Memphis lineup into one of the most feared in Conference USA. A year after hitting just .262 as a team, Memphis had a breakout season as a team at the plate, tying Rice for the league lead and ranking 30th nationally with a .315 batting average. The Tigers’ high-octane offense wrapped up the season ranked in the country’s top-30 (28th at 7.6 runs per game) in scoring after putting up 10 or more runs in 17 times. Zulli’s philosophy resulted in a pair of All C-USA selections in Amar and K.K. Chalmers. Amar, a 2007 preseason AllAmerican, led Conference USA in hitting with a .395 average to earn first team All-C-USA honors. He hit .459 in league play—third highest ever in C-USA history. Chalmers hit .312 and stole a league-best 39 bases, but showed another facet of Zulli’s tutoring as he earned recognition as one of the conference’s top outfielders. A native of New Orleans, La., Zulli was an assistant coach under Craig Young at Middle Georgia College from 2002-04. While at Middle Georgia, he was the team’s hitting instructor and outfield coach. He was also responsible for coordinating the Warriors recruiting efforts. In his final two years at MGC, 12 Warriors were drafted by Major League teams, including Tiger senior Will Petersen. Under Zulli’s assistantship, the Warriors posted a 130-51 record and a 72 percent winning percentage. In 2004, the Warriors placed sixth in the JUCO World Series, and ended the year with a 45-17 record. The 2002 Warriors also advanced to the JUCO World Series and ranked sixth in the final National Junior College Poll. He also spent the summer of 2004 as an assistant coach of the Hyannis Mets of the Cape Cod Summer League. Under his assistance, the Mets advanced to the semifinals of the Cape playoffs. Zulli spent the 2003 summer as the assistant for the U-17 East Cobb Braves. Under his instruction, the Braves sent eight players to NCAA Division I baseball programs and captured the 2003 Perfect Game National Championship. Zulli first arrived at MGC in 1997 as a player. In 1999 Zulli helped lead the Warriors with the Region XVII Championship and finish a game away from an East-Central District Championship. During that year, he was a recipient of the Terry Daniels Award. He earned his associate degree in business management from Middle Georgia in 1999. He then transferred to the University of New Orleans where he played under the direction of Coach Randy Bush. Zulli finished his career with the Privateers, where he received his bachelor’s degree in sports management in 2002. He is engaged to Kristen Bell of Lawrenceville, Ga.

The Zulli File Personal Date of Birth: January 16, 1978 Place of Birth: New Orleans, LA Alma Mater: University of New Orleans Education

High School

Central Gwinnett High School

College

Middle Georgia College (1999) University of New Orleans (2002) Coaching Background 2002-04 Middle Georgia College (Asst. Coach) 2003 East Cobb Braves (Asst. Coach) 2004 Hyannis Mets (Asst. Coach)

Assistant Coach

First Season • Marshall (1996) Allen Osborne begins his first season with the University of Memphis baseball program. Off the field, Osborne will be in charge of the upkeep and maintenance of Tom DeHart Field, as well as overseeing Tiger baseball summer camps, summer youth tournaments held at Nat Buring Stadium and maintaining contact with area high school coaches. On the field, he will take over as the infielders’ and catchers’ instructor. A native of Chesapeake, Ohio, Osborne comes to the Memphis baseball program with a strong coaching background. He spent the 2006 baseball season at Wakefield High School in Raleigh, N.C., where he served as the assistant coach. Prior to his one-year stint in the high school ranks, Osborne spent three years as an assistant at Conference USA opponent East Carolina. There, he worked as the hitting instructor and recruiting coordinator. While at ECU, Osborne’s offense set or broke six offensive records, including hitting 103 home runs and 153 doubles in 2004. He helped guide the 2004 Pirates to a nation-best 47-9 mark, including a 25-5 finish in C-USA play. ECU advanced to the Super Regional series after claiming the Kinston Regional championship. The Pirates finished the year ranked as high as fourth nationally by Collegiate Baseball and USA Today. Osborne broke into the Division I ranks in 1997, at the University of Georgia, when he joined head coach Robert Sapp’s staff as a graduate assistant. As the Bulldog assistant, he worked primarily as the catcher’s coach and assisted with daily administrative duties. Osborne returned to Georgia for his second stint with the Bulldog baseball program following the 1999 season, joining then fellow assistant Daron Schoenrock on Ron Polk’s staff. He served as the hitting and catchers’ coach, as well as assuming the role of equipment manager and on-campus recruiting coordinator. He helped the Bulldogs to a 2001 Southeastern Conference championship, NCAA Regional and Super Regional title en route to an appearance in the College World Series. He spent the 1999 season as an assistant coach at Chipola Junior College in Marianna, Fla. At CJC he coached defense, base running and also served as the recruiting coordinator and hitting instructor. Osborne got his coaching career started in 1996 as an assistant coach for the Cortland Apples of the Northeastern Collegiate League. He took the reins as the head coach of the club a year later and guided them to the NCBL’s Eastern Division title in 1999 and 2000. A four-year letterwinner at Marshall University from 1992-95, Osborne earned Southern Conference Freshman of the Year honors. Osborne earned his bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Marshall in 1996. He received his master’s degree in sport management from the University of Georgia in 1998. He is married to former Janey Wheeler. The couple has a one-year old daughter, Ellason Grace.

The Osborne File Personal Date of Birth: May 15, 1973 Place of Birth: Huntington, W.V. Wife: Janey (Wheeler) Children: Ellason Grace (1) Alma Mater: Marshall University Education High School Chesapeake (Ohio) High School College Marshall University (1996) University of Georgia (1998) Coaching Background 2006 Wakefield High School (Asst. Coach) 2003-05 East Carolina (Asst. Coach) 2000-02 University of Georgia (Asst. Coach) 1999 Chipola Junior College (Asst. Coach) 1997-98 University of Georgia (Grad. Asst. Coach) 1997-2000 Cortland Apples (Head Coach) 1996 Cortland Apples (Asst. Coach)

Assistant Coaches Prior to coming to Memphis, Barton won two letters behind the plate for Shelton State where he was a Second team All-Alabama Community College Conference performer and led SSCC to a North Division crown in 2004. A native of Trussville, Ala., Barton is a sport management major. He is on track to graduate in May 2007.

Director of Operations • First Season Al Woods begins his first season as the Director of Operations for the University of Memphis baseball program. Woods joins Daron Schoenrock’s staff after spending the last three years as the assistant baseball coach at Southwest Tennessee Community College under former head coach Johnny Ray. A native of Memphis and graduate of Ridgeway High School, Woods’ primary responsibilities will include assisting in game day operations, team travel accommodations and serving as the staff liaison with the Tiger baseball Bullpen Club. In that position, Woods will be responsible for building the Memphis baseball booster club’s membership. Woods is no stranger to baseball in the Memphis area. The former Roadrunner slugger took the assistant coaching post at Southwest in 2004 and assisted Ray through the 2006 campaign. Prior to his stint at SWTCC, Woods coached for several years in the youth baseball ranks in Memphis. Woods, 42, is married to the former Denise Medlin, and the couple has a son, Will (17).

Student Assistant Coach • First Season Jordan Tolliver enters his first season as a student assistant for the University of Memphis baseball team. Tolliver will assist in coaching the Tiger hitters and middle infielders, as well as aiding Osborne in the upkeep and maintenance of Tom DeHart Field. A two-year letterwinner at Memphis as a shortstop (2005) and utility infielder (2006), Tolliver drew the starting nod in 62 of the 78 games he played in over his two-year career as a Tiger. A co-captain for the 2006 team, Tolliver started in all 54 games he played in the 2005 season and led the team with 47 runs scored, 250 plate appearance and 160 assists in the field. As a Tiger, Tolliver hit .285 with 29 RBI, 13 doubles and four homers. Tolliver came to Memphis from John A. Logan College, where he earned a pair of letters as a shortstop. He finished his juco career with a .340 batting average, 38 doubles and seven homers. A native of Flora, Ill., Tolliver is a sport management major. He is set to earn his degree in May 2007.

Denise, Will and Al Woods

Student Assistant Coach • First Season Cory Barton enters his first season as a student assistant for the University of Memphis baseball team. Barton will be involved in a variety of roles, including assisting in coaching the Tiger hitters and serving as the bullpen coach. He will also help in the daily maintenance of Tom DeHart Field. A two-year letterwinner behind the plate for Memphis in the 2005-06 seasons, Barton played in 94 games, making 86 starts. A career .252 hitter, the 2006 Tiger co-captain hit six home runs and drove in 49 runs. The most notable moment of his Tiger career came on April 17, 2005, when his 10th-inning walkoff blast ended an 11-game losing streak and gave Memphis a 6-5 win over No. 30 TCU.

2007 Tiger Coaching Staff

Support Staff Cantler is married to the former Jenina Martin of Memphis, who received her doctorate degree from the U of M. The couple has two children, Michael (18) and Andrew (19).

“’The Voice’ as we call Jeff, IS Memphis Baseball! His knowledge of the game, the history of our program and his ability to articulate the action on the field is unparalleled in college baseball. We are privileged to have Jeff involved with Tiger Baseball. I know our local and out-of-town fans thoroughly enjoy his description of Tiger baseball.” --Coach Schoenrock

Jeff Brightwell returns for his fourth season as the “Voice of Tiger Baseball”. Over 50 games can be heard on the University’s 25,000 watt WUMR, 91.7FM, throughout the season. Brightwell, a 1996 graduate of the University of Memphis, was named College Baseball Foundation’s National Broadcaster of the Month in April of 2005. Prior to his work for Memphis, Brightwell spent six years in Missouri. While in the “Show-Me” state, Brightwell was honored as the “Sportscaster of the Year” in 2002 and received Certificates of Merit for Sports in 1999 and 2000 as well as a Certificate of Merit for Play-by-Play in 2003.

Shawn Fayard enters his first campaign as a graduate assistant trainer with Tiger baseball. In addition to baseball, Fayard works as the primary graduate assistant trainer with the Tiger football team, as well as assisting with other sports as needed. A native of Waveland, Miss., Fayard received his undergraduate degree in athletic training from the University of Southern Mississippi in the fall of 2005. While at USM he served as the primary student trainer for the Golden Eagles baseball and football teams, and assisted with basketball and cross country. Fayard has also completed a pair of summer internships with the NFL’s Washington Redskins.

A native Memphian, Brightwell has done play-by-play for Southeast Missouri State, Central Methodist College, Truman State, Moberly Community College, and the Memphis RiverKings. Outside of Tiger Baseball, Brightwell is highly involved in University of Memphis athletics. He is the “Voice of Lady Tiger Basketball”, serves as the broadcast crew coordinator for the Memphis Radio Network and hosts “Inside the Memphis Tigers” on Sports 56. Brightwell is also a Public Address Announcer for the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds.

Jason Richards enters his third season as a manager for the Tiger baseball program. A graduate of Houston High School, Richards’ duties include assisting coaches in practice and coordinating visiting team laundry, as well as being involved in various field maintenance projects and taking care of the day-to-day equipment needs of players and the coaching staff. A junior at the University of Memphis, Richards is majoring in university college and plans to enlist in the United States Army in the summer of 2007.

Eddie Cantler is in his 38th season at the University of Memphis, and his second as the Assistant Athletic Director for Administrative and Support Services. The head trainer from 1980 to 2005, Cantler oversees the sports medicine program, the Tiger weight room and the area of game management for Men’s and Women’s soccer and Baseball. A native of Bowling Green, Ky., Cantler came to Memphis in 1970, and received his undergraduate degree in biology in 1974. He later received his master’s degree in health education in 1976. Cantler has been the host of local cable television’s Trainer’s Corner for the last 14 years. He was inducted into the Tennessee Athletic Trainer’s Hall of Fame in 1996. He has also been honored as the state’s Trainer of the Year in 1994, and received the NATA Athletic Trainer Service Award in May of 1998.

Ryan Marx enters his second season as a manager for the Tiger baseball program and his first campaign as head manager. A graduate of Houston High School, Marx’s primary responsibilities are to handle the day-to-day equipment needs of players and the coaching staff as well as assisting in a variety of field maintenance duties. Marx also travels with the team and coordinates all team laundry. A sophomore at Memphis, Marx is majoring in exercise and sport science.

Tiger Baseball Camps & Stan Bronson Jr. 2007 MEMPHIS BASEBALL CAMPS **YOUTH DAY CAMP July 9 – 12

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TEAM CAMP June 17 – 21

$250 per player

16 players per team

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MID-SOUTH MEMPHIS TIGER SHOWCASE CAMP July 30 – 31 $150

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Stan Bronson Jr. A tradition lives on for another year. Every time a Tiger home game reaches the middle of the seventh inning, it is Stan Bronson Jr.’s time in the spotlight. The 77-year-old living legend pops out of the home team’s dugout and heads to the home plate area where he acknowledges the Tiger faithful who have made it out to that day’s game. The fans, in turn, acknowledge Bronson, who has served as the Tigers’ batboy since 1958. Stan attends every practice for both the Tiger football and baseball teams and makes cameo appearances at Lady Tiger basketball games and volleyball matches. He has been a Tiger baseball fixture for more than 48 years and the U of M is looking forward to many more years with Stan in the dugout. “Stan is a cornerstone of University of Memphis baseball. Our players love having Stan around and I look to continue the tradition of having Stan as the official batboy of University of Memphis baseball.” —Head Coach Daron Schoenrock

Senior Profiles

Sr. • 1B • 6’4” • 235 • Lake Mary, Fla. (Lake Highland Prep) Outlook for 2007: Coaches look for great offensive things out of Adam as he is coming off of one of the most solid offensive years in Memphis history...Coaches are anxious to see if he can continue to elevate his game as a senior as he chases the career RBI mark...Still improving around the bag and better strength and conditioning will continue to help. 2007 (Senior): One of three Conference USA players to earn third team NCBWA preseason AllAmerican honors…Memphis’ first baseball All-American pick since former Tigers standout and current Florida Marlins All-Star Dan Uggla in 2001…CBF Brooks Wallace Watch List selection. 2006 (Junior): First Team All C-USA performer...Led Memphis and Conference USA with a .395 average...Started in 55 games at first base...Hit 10 home runs and drove in a team-high 66 runs...Second on the team with 31 walks...Was one of four Tigers to post 80 or more hits...Pounded 17 doubles... Scored 40 runs...Two-time C-USA Hitter of the Week...Finished second in slugging (.648) and on base percentage (.472)...Finished third with 66 RBI. He finished in the league’s Top 10 in hits (83), doubles (17), home runs (10) and total bases (136)...Slammed multiple homers twice, including hitting three round trippers in an 11-4 win vs. #14 Tulane...Went 6-for-6 with a pair of home runs in series finale vs. ECU...Led Memphis with 26 two-out RBI. Summer 2006: Split the summer between the Harwich Mariners of the Cape Cod League and the Luray Wranglers of the Valley League…Hit a combined .323, with six homers and 27 RBI…Hit .261 with four RBI and a homer in 13 games at Harwich…At Luray, played in 25 games…Batted a blistering .362 and pounded five home runs…Drove in 23…Led the Wranglers with a .442 on-base percentage and a .562 slugging clip...Summer teammate of Tiger pitcher Dusty Davis. 2005 (Sophomore): Started in all 55 games in 2005 at first base, and has played in 97 out of 100 games in his two-year stint at Memphis…Scored 25 runs…Top returning hitter, finishing his sophomore campaign with a .301 average and seven home runs…Led Memphis in hits (66), RBI (53), doubles (12) and total bases (99) in 2005…Posted 18 multi-hit performances… 16 multiple-RBI games…Produced four game-winning RBI ...Posted a .966 fielding percentage at first base and a .452 slugging percentage at the plate...Drove in 20 two-out runs…Hit .360 with runners on base… Hit .400 with runners in scoring position…Posted five home runs in C-USA play…Was 4-of-7 in the stolen base category…Had a career-best 10-game hitting streak (5/6-5/19/05)…Batted clean-up in 42 games...Hit a grand slam vs. Cincinnati (5/13/05)…Was 6-for-13 in the weekend series vs. the top-ranked Tulane Green Wave…Went 3-for-4 with a home run and four RBI vs. Arkansas-Little Rock (3/12/05)…Went 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles and four RBI vs. Murray State (3/23/05)…Went 4-for-5 with a home run, three RBI and three runs scored vs. Tulane (5/8/05)…Went 4-for-5 with three RBI vs. UT-Martin (5/11/05)…Went 4-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI vs. Arkansas State (5/17/05).

Amar’s Career Highs

AB: 6, twice, last vs. East Carolina (5/20/06) Runs: 3 vs. Tulane (3/23/06) Hits: 6 vs. East Carolina (5/20/06) RBI: 7 vs. Tulane (3/23/06) 2B: 2 at Marshall (4/8/06) HR: 3 vs. Tulane (3/23/06) Hitting Streak: 13 games, twice, last (4/11/06-5/5/06)

Year

2004 2005 2006 Totals

2004 (Freshman): Had a solid freshman campaign...Started in 42 of the 45 games he played in...Platooned at first base...Finished the 2004 campaign with a .258 batting average, six home runs and nine doubles...Drove in 34 runs in the middle of the Tigers lineup...Forced into action early in the season when Scott sustained and injury...Had 10 multi-hit games and five multi-RBI games... Served as the DH for 10 games...Got his career off to a blistering start, hitting .389 with 12 RBI and three round-trippers through his first 15 games...Hit his first homer in a 7-1 win against Murray State...Went 2-for-3 with a pair of RBI and two runs scored...Hit his second homer a game later in a 2-for-4 night...Went 3-for-4 with two runs and two doubles to pace Memphis past UT-Martin... Had a season-long six game hit streak...Homered and drove in three runs in addition to scoring once in a league-win over UAB. Prep: Earned a pair of letters on the baseball diamond and on the football field at Lake Highland Preparatory School...Played baseball for Cy Young award winner Frank Viola...Earned All-District, All-Region, and All-State honors as a senior first baseman...Helped lead Lake Highland Prep to two district titles...Earned team MVP honors his senior year after hitting .405 with nine doubles, six triples, three home runs and 39 RBI...Maintained a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage...Earned All-District, All-Region and All-State honors in football as well. Personal: Full name is Adam Amar...Son of Mark and Vera Amar...Played summer ball with Marcus Davis and Jordan Tolliver for the Luray Wranglers in 2005...Earned the Valley League’s North Division Player of the Week honors in consecutive weeks–on July 19, 2005 and July 26, 2005...Was recruited to play football at Louisville...Majoring in economics with a minor in judaic studies.

Amar’s Career Statistics

AVG .258 .301 .395 .323

GP-GS 45-42 55-55 55-55 155-152

AB 159 219 210 588

R 18 25 40 83

H 41 66 83 190

2B 7 12 17 36

3B 0 0 3 3

HR 5 7 10 22

RBI 22 53 66 141

TB 63 99 136 298

SLG% .369 .452 .648 .507

BB 13 19 31 63

HBP 2 1 4 7

SO 22 35 26 83

SB-SBA 0-1 4-7 2-3 6-11

Senior Profiles

Sr. • LHP • 6’0” • 200 • Summit, Miss. (Meridian CC) Outlook for 2007: Settled into a very valuable role in the Tigers’ bullpen in 2006 and appears headed Davis’ Career Highs back to the same role in 2007...Coaches love the experience he brings to the table and the stability he brings to the bullpen...Enjoyed a very fine summer in the Valley League...Coaching staff is going to try to find a way to get the ball in his hands in big moments in big games. 2006 (Junior): One of the Tiger’s top relief options...Went 4-1 with a 4.83 ERA...Was 4-0 with a 4.33 ERA in 20 relief outings...Made a team-high 21 appearances...Tossed 54 innings and struck out 46... Picked up the win in the Tigers 2-0 season-opening victory at Alabama...Won his last three decisions of the year...Fanned a career-high seven in a career-long 5.0 inning outing against East Carolina... Picked up wins against Southern Miss, UT-Martin and ECU.

IP (in a start): 2.0 vs. Tulane (3/26/06) IP (in relief): 5.0 vs. East Carolina (5/18/06) SO: 7 vs. East Carolina (5/18/06) SO (season): 46 (2006) Wins: 4 (2006)

Summer 2006: Had a dominant summer for the Luray Wranglers of the Valley League…Teamed with Tiger first baseman Adam Amar on the Wrangler’s roster...Helped Luray claim the 2006 Valley League Championship…Luray Valley League North Division All-Star...Posted a 4-1 record…Led the team and finished second in the league with a 1.65 ERA… Won each of his first three decisions…44 strikeouts (eight looking) and just 15 walks in 54.2 innings of work...Led Luray’s pitching staff with 10 starts… Pitched the ninth inning of the Valley League All-Star Game and fanned two in a 2-2 tie…Tossed 5.1 scoreless innings in the Wrangler’s 3-2 win over Staunton in Game Five of the Valley Championship. Meridian Community College: Was an All-District selection as a sophomore..Garnered 10 wins...2004: Pitched in a variety of roles in his freshman season at Meridian…Finished the season with a 5-1 record and a 2.40 ERA with 37 strikeouts in a team-high 18 appearances…Also posted three complete games and one save...Finished his juco career with 15 wins. Prep: Was a four-year letterman in both baseball (pitcher) and football (quarterback and linebacker) in his prep career at North Pike High School…Received All-State honors in baseball and All-Region recognition in football as a junior at NPHS. Personal: Full name is Jeremiah Dustin Davis...Son of Floyd and Kay Davis...Majoring in sport and leisure studies.

Davis’ Career Statistics Year

2006 Totals

ERA

W-L

APP

BB SO

4.83 4.83

4-1 4-1

21 21

1 1

0 0

54.0 54.0

67 67

34 34

29 29

17 17

46 46

Senior Profiles

Sr. • OF/RHP • 5’10” • 185 • Senatobia, Miss. (Mississippi State) Grisham’s Career Highs

Batting AB: 5, five times, last at UCF (5/12/06) Runs: 2, five times, last at Marshall (4/8/06) Hits: 3, three times, last at Marshall (4/8/06) RBI: 4 vs. Mississippi Valley (4/29/06) Hitting Streak: Six games (3/5/06-3/12/06) Pitching IP (in a start): 6.0 at UCF (5/14/06) IP (in relief): 6.2 at Houston (4/23/06) SO: 5, three times, last at UCF (5/14/06) SO (season): 26 (2006) Wins: 1 (2006)

Outlook for 2007: 2007 Co-captain…Has taken on a major leadership role with the Tigers’ program…Will be a significant factor in the outfield and on the mound…Probable starter in rightfield and will get early looks out of the Tigers’ bullpen as a go-to guy with the game on the line.

2006 (Junior): One of two Tigers who saw action as dual position players in 2006…Hit .248 at the plate and posted a 5.35 ERA on the mound...Made 39 starts in 41 games in rightfield…Stroked seven doubles and six home runs…Drove in 28 runs…Had nine multi-hit games…Recorded five games in which he drove in two or more runs…Went 2-for-4 with a home run, three RBI, a run scored and picked up the save in a 9-7 win over UT-Martin (2/28/06)…Homered in back-toback games three times…Was 2-for-4 with a home run and four RBI vs. Mississippi Valley (4/29/06)…Served as a relief pitcher and midweek starter until breaking into the weekend rotation for the final month of the Conference USA schedule…Appeared in 11 games as a pitcher…Struck out 26 in 38.2 innings of work…As a pitcher, started in six games, recording a 7.23 ERA and a 1-1 mark as a starter…Memphis was 5-1 in games started by Grisham…Was 0-1 despite a 2.40 ERA in five appearances as a reliever…Picked up his first collegiate win at UCF after giving up a pair of unearned runs and fanning five in six innings…Made one save on the year…Allowed just two runs and struck out five in a season-long 6.2 inning appearance in a 16-inning marathon at Houston (4/23/06). Mississippi State: Hit .294 (5-for-17) in a reserve role as a sophomore at MSU...Made just three starts in 19 appearances...Scored eight runs and posted three RBI...Saw 1.0 inning on the mound...Held the opponent scoreless in his only outing of the year...Hit .310 and made four starts in his two-year career at Mississippi State...2004: Played in 17 games, seeing time as a backup in rightfield, leftfield, third base, as a pinch-hitter and pinch-runner... Recorded his first career hit and run against Tennessee Tech (3/6/04)...Ripped his first career-extra base hit vs. #1 LSU (3/27/04)...Posted a .333 batting average as a redshirt freshman...2003: Redshirted. Prep: Was a two-sport standout as a prepster at Senatobia High School…Earned three letters on the gridiron and four on the baseball diamond…Earned All-District recognition as a punter and served as team captain in his senior season…On the baseball field, Grisham was a three-year starter for the Warriors…Led SHS to a 26-11 record and the 2002 Mississippi Class 3A state title…Helped Senatobia High to three-consecutive district crowns and was an All-District selection as a junior…Led SHS with a .444 average, 43 RBI, 12 doubles, eight homers and three triples en route to garnering all-state honors in his senior campaign…Also excelled on the mound, recording a 12-4 mark with 125 strikeouts in just 106.2 innings of work…Finished his high school career with a .465 batting average, 95 RBI, 32 doubles and 20 home runs. Personal: Full name is Benjamin O’Neal Grisham...Son of Ken and Cheryl Grisham...One of four four-year transfers to join the Tigers for the 2006 season...Was a featured athlete in Baseball America’s “Transfer Travails” article in January 2005...Was the valedictorian of his senior class and served as president of the Senatobia High School Student Government Association...Majoring in health and human performance.

Year 2003 **2004 **2005 2006 Totals Year **2005 2006 Totals

AVG .333 .294 .248 .276

Grisham’s Career Statistics (**at Mississippi State)

GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO ------------------------------------------------------------- Redshirted ------------------------------------------------------------17-1 12 4 4 2 0 0 0 6 .500 1 1 4 19-3 17 8 5 1 0 0 3 6 .353 2 0 3 41-39 137 24 34 7 0 6 28 59 .431 12 0 31 77-43 156 36 43 10 0 6 31 71 .455 15 1 38 ERA 0.00 5.35 5.28

W-L 0-0 1-2 1-2

APP 1 11 12

GS 0 6 6

CG 0 0 0

SV 0 1 1

IP 1.0 38.2 39.2

H 0 49 49

R 0 26 26

ER 0 23 23

BB 2 12 24

SO 0 26 26

SB-SBA 0-0 2-2 3-4 5-6

Senior Profiles

Sr. • OF • 5’11” • 204 • Coldwater, Miss. (Northwest Mississippi CC) Outlook for 2007: Has made a huge jump in his offensive ability with improved strength and condiIrvin’s Career Highs tioning...Appears ready to have a solid senior campaign as he platoons in rightfield, DH, or becomes a left-handed hitter off the bench...Will also battle for the everyday DH job. 2006 (Junior): The Tigers’ top pinch-hit option...Hit .421 with seven RBI as a pinch-hitter...Overall, batted .284 with six doubles and 15 RBI...Platooned in rightfield with Ben Grisham...Made 18 starts in 37 games played...Hit .242 as a starter and .409 as a reserve...Had the game-winning hit vs. Marshall (4/7/06)...Hit safely in each of his first eight games (11-for-21, .524), including multiple hits in the first three...Hit .400 through his first 14 games...Made a pair of appearances on the mound. Summer 2006: Played for the DuBois County Bombers of the Central Illinois Collegiate League... Named to the CICL Postseason All-Star Team…Second on the team with a .309 batting average… Blasted a home run and drove in 16 runs…Led DuBois County and the CICL with 16 doubles in 42 games of action…Started all 42 games he played in…Finished eighth in the CICL with a .450 slugging percentage and seventh with a team-best 46 hits…Scored 19 runs.

AB: 5, three times, last vs. East Carolina (5/19/06) Runs: 2 at UCF (5/14/06) Hits: 2, four times, last vs. East Carolina (5/19/06) RBI: 3 vs. Middle Tennessee (3/7/06) Hitting Streak: Eight games, twice, last (3/4/06-3/14/06)

Northwest Mississippi Community College: Helped guide Northwest to a 30-21 record in 2005 and a MACJC North division title...Started in 40 of the 43 games he played in...Finished his sophomore season with a .336 average...Was third on the team with 30 runs scored and 44 hits...Drove in 25 runs...Was one of three Rangers to post double figures in doubles, with 11...Also added four home runs and totaled 67 total bases...Was perfect in six stolen base attempts...Saw limited action off the mound...Was 1-1 with a save in five outings...Struck out five in 4.1 innings...2004: Was the starting rightfielder and a relief pitcher as a freshman at Northwest…tied for the team lead in home runs with 10, led the team with 47 RBI…Hit .370 with 40 runs scored, and had a slugging percentage of .709…Selected first team MACJC All-State. Prep: Played his high school ball at Magnolia Heights School in Senatobia, Miss...Lettered in both football and baseball…Played both the outfield and catcher, while also seeing time on the mound…Named All-State as a junior and senior, including both a pitcher and an outfielder his senior year…Was also named All-State in football his senior season…Four-year member of the All-Conference team for baseball…Helped lead his team to a state championship in football and baseball in his junior season... MHS also won the AAA State football title in his senior year...Selected to play in the MPSA All-Star game as a senior...Had a double, triple, two runs scored and two RBI to garner MVP honors. Personal: Full name is Joshua Lewis Irvin...Son of Jeff and Stephanie Irvin...Majoring in sport and leisure studies.

Irvin’s Career Statistics Year

2006 Totals

AVG .284 .284

GP-GS 37-18 37-18

AB 88 88

R 13 13

H 25 25

2B 6 6

3B 0 0

HR 0 0

RBI 15 15

TB 31 31

SLG% .352 .352

BB 7 7

HBP 1 1

SO 23 23

SB-SBA 0-1 0-1

Senior Profiles

Sr. • 1B/DH/OF • 5’10” • 210 • Vicksburg, Miss. (Meridian CC) Lieberman’s Career Highs

AB: 5, six times, last vs. East Carolina (5/20/06) Runs: 2, four times, last at UCF (5/14/06) Hits: 2, 14 times, last vs. East Carolina (5/20/06) RBI: 5 at Southern Miss (4/2/06) HR: 2 at Southern Miss (4/2/06) Hitting Streak: 13 g ames, (4/8/064/29/06)

Outlook for 2007: Ready to have a solid senior campaign after finishing up the 2006 season as the DH in the Tigers’ lineup...Mature college hitter that brings power potential to every bat. 2006 (Junior): Can hit the longball...Led Memphis with 13 home runs in his first D-1 campaign...Hit .319 in 33 starts…Made 29 starts as the Tigers’ everyday DH...Also started four times in leftfield... Drove in 42 runs and scored 28...Hit .350 in 20 C-USA games...Paced Memphis with a .659 slugging percentage...Had 14 multi-hit and 10 multi-RBI performances...Finished the season on a six-game hit streak...Hit two home runs, including a grand slam in a 15-6 win over Southern Miss (4/2/06)...Hit his second grand slam of the year—a walk-off job to give Memphis a 9-6 win over ECU (5/18/06)... Hit .331 with 12 dingers as a starter...Hit two-run, game-winning homer on his first swing as a Tiger to clinch a 7-6 win over Notre Dame...Hit homers in consecutive games four times. Summer 2006: Northwoods League All-Star...Represented the Thunder Bay Bordercats in the All-Star Game’s Home Run Derby (7/11/06)...Batted .252 in 58 games as the starting first baseman for Thunder Bay...Second on the Bordercats squad with 73 total bases, 54 hits and 28 RBI...Led the team with 11 doubles…Produced 14 extra base hits…Jacked a pair of home runs…Ranked fifth with 15 runs scored...Helped Thunder Bay to a 21-13 mark and the North Division Championship over the first half of the season. Meridian Community College: Earned MACJC Second Team All-State accolades...2004: A Junior College All-American…Can hit for average and power…Hit .322 with 18 homers, while knocking in 65 runners and scoring 55 runs as a freshman to help MCC to a 46-14 mark…Registered 65 hits, 15 doubles and five triples...His 18 home runs are second all-time on Meridian’s single season record list, just one short of the MCC record. Prep: Prepped at Warren Central High School in Vicksburg, Miss…Posted a .350 average with 17 round-trippers and 95 RBI as a three-year letterman…Earned Second Team All-State honors as a junior…Led WCHS to a Mississippi 5A Championship as a junior in 2001. Personal: Full name is Joseph Mitchell Lieberman...Son of Billy and Robin Lieberman...Was drafted by the Atlanta Braves in June 2004...One of the juco transfers from Meridian Community College...Played his freshman year at MCC for current Tiger assistant coach Michael Federico...Majoring in sport and leisure studies.

Lieberman’s Career Statistics Year

2006 Totals

AVG .319 .319

GP-GS 44-33 44-33

AB 135 135

R 28 28

H 43 43

2B 7 7

3B 0 0

HR 13 13

RBI 42 42

TB 89 89

SLG% .659 .659

BB 5 5

HBP 4 4

SO 35 35

SB-SBA 1-2 1-2

Senior Profiles

Sr. • INF • 6’0” • 194 • Germantown, Tenn. (Christian Brothers HS) Outlook for 2007: 2007 Co-captain...Appears to be settled into his second-base role as he plays his senior year at Memphis. Could also move over and play third or short. Coaches love the mentality that he brings everyday to practice and competition...Truly leads by example. 2006 (Junior): Led Memphis and tied for second in the league with 24 doubles (15th in the nation)…Tied for the team lead with 85 hits… Started in 58 of 60 games…Finished in the top-10 in C-USA in batting average (.365), on base pct. (.439), hits (85) and doubles (24)…Scored 49 runs…Hit six home runs...Drove in 45 runs…Hit .382 in C-USA games…Batted .385 with runners on and .380 with runners in scoring position…Drove home 12, two-out RBI…Led Memphis with 27 multihit games…Posted 10 multi-RBI performances…Finished the year on a seven-game hitting streak…Went 3-for-6 with four RBI vs. UCF (5/12/06)…Went 9-for-17 with five runs scored, a homer and a double in four games vs. No. 1 Rice…Went 3-for-3 with three runs scored, three RBI and a pair of doubles vs. Nicholls State (3/5/06)…Was 9-for-18 with five runs scored to help Memphis advance to the C-USA Tournament Semifinals. 2005: Redshirted due to back injury.

Moss’ Career Highs

AB: 6, five times, last vs. East Carolina (5/19/06) Runs: 3, five times, last vs. Murray State (4/11/06) Hits: 4 vs. East Carolina (5/18/06) 2B: 2, twice, last vs. Mur ray State (4/11/06) RBI: 4, twice, last at UCF (5/12/06) HR: 2 vs. Air Force (2/23/04) Hitting Streak: 13 games, (4/20/045/15/04)

Year

2003 2004 2005 2006 Totals

2004 (Sophomore): Led the Tigers in hitting with a .342 average in 37 starts... Made all 37 starts at third base... Posted 51 hits and scored 30 runs... Was one of four Tigers to record three triples...Was third among all Tigers with a .477 slugging percentage... Second on the team with a .383 on base percentage...Recorded 17 games in which he had multiple hits... Put together a career-long 13 game hitting streak after returning to the lineup after a hand injury...Launched a pair of home runs against Southern Miss and Middle Tennessee...Went 3-for-3 in a six-inning loss at Mississippi State...Was 3-for-6 with a pair of runs scored and an RBI in a 5-2 win over Austin Peay...Fell a home run shy of hitting for the cycle in a 3-for-5 outing versus UT-Martin...Forced to miss 17 games after breaking his pinky against Kentucky. 2003 (Freshman): Made 47 starts as a true freshman with 24 coming at third base and 23 at second base...Broke out of a hitting slump midway through the season by putting together a nine-game hitting streak...Also hit safely in his final six games of the season...Led the team with 26 walks and was 5-for-7 in stolen bases...Ranked second on the team with a .364 on-base percentage... Had a memorable collegiate debut as he belted a pair of home runs and drove in three in a 14-1 victory over Air Force...Matched his season-high of three RBI in a 10-7 loss to Louisville...Had a season-high three hits in a 11-8 loss to Houston...Had six multiple-hit games and five multiple-RBI efforts. Prep: Member of two state championship teams at Christian Brothers High School...Was a two-time All-State, All-Area and All-Metro selection...Hit .460 as a senior with three home runs and 44 RBI...Earned three letters at CBHS under the guidance of Buster Kelso. Personal: Full name is Bill Warren Moss...Son of Bill Moss...Brother Brent played at Memphis in 2005, before transferring to Southwest Tennessee for the 2006 campaign...Majoring in interdisciplinary studies.

Moss’ Career Statistics AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO SB-SBA .213 46-41 141 24 35 5 2 2 20 45 .319 26 8 29 5-7 .342 38-37 149 30 51 10 2 2 10 71 .477 9 2 30 3-5 ------------------------------------------------------------- Redshirted ------------------------------------------------------------.365 58-58 233 49 85 24 0 6 45 127 .545 26 8 34 2-4 .327 132-136 523 103 171 39 4 10 75 243 .465 61 18 93 10-16

Senior Profiles

Sr. • INF • 5’9” • 175 • Baton Rouge, La. (Meridian CC) Outlook for 2007: Settled down the second half of the 2006 season and became a steady, everyday shortstop for the Tigers. Expect a breakout year from Michael as his familiarity with conference and the speed of the game at this level will be more consistent. Coaches like the quiet way he approaches the game everyday. 2006 (Junior): 2006 C-USA All-Tournament Team selection... Hit .538 (7-for-13) in the C-USA Tournament…Was Memphis’ everyday shortstop in 2006…Made 55 starts in 59 appearances… Struggled early adjusting to Division I pitching, but settled in to hit .302 on the year…Collected 62 hits…Scored 46 runs and drove in 30 more…Roped seven doubles…Third on the squad with 11 stolen bases...Hit .500 with the bases loaded…Stepped up with 14 two-out RBI…Had 19 multi-hit outings and produced two or more RBI in eight contests…Was 4-for-5 with a pair of RBI in a 9-8, 10-inning win at Marshall (4/9/06)…Went 2-for-4 with a bases loaded triple in the season finale against Rice (5/27/06)…Ended the year on a five-game hit streak.

Murray’s Career Highs

AB: 5, 12 times, last vs. East Carolina (5/19/06) Runs: 3, three times, last vs. UAB (5/25/06) Hits: 4 vs. Marshall (4/9/06) RBI: 3 at Rice (5/27/06) BB: 2, four times, last vs. Southern Miss (5/24/06) Hitting Streak: Seven games, (2/28/063/8/06)

Meridian Community College: 2005 American Baseball Coaches Association JUCO Player of the Year…2005 NJCAA National Athlete of the Year...2005 Junior College First Team All-American... All-Region XXIII, All-District and MACJC First Team All-State performer...Hit .524 (MCC singleseason record) with an .810 slugging percentage, 61 RBI, 60 runs, 23 doubles, eight home runs and four triples...Was 13-15 in stolen bases as a sophomore at MCC…Set school records for single-season hits (98), singles (63) and highest on-base percentage (.578)...Was hit 10 times...2004: Hit .406 with 49 singles, 38 RBI, 19 doubles, four homers and 18 stolen bases in 2004…Had 76 hits and scored 52 runs…2004 NJCAA All-Star…Also earned All-Region honors at MCC...Was hit 16 times...Helped MCC to back-to-back Region XXIII titles...Finished juco career with a .452 batting average, 174 hits, 42 doubles and 10 triples-all of which are career records at MCC. Prep: Was a 5A state MVP, All-State and All-District selection at shortstop at Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, La. Personal: Full name is Michael John Murray...Son of John and Barbara Murray...Played his freshman season at MCC for current Tiger assistant coach Michael Federico...Signed with LSU out of high school... Batted .391, with 54 hits, 28 RBI, 27 runs scored and 15 doubles for the DuBois County Bombers of the Central Illinois Collegiate League in the summer of 2005...Started in 36 of the 38 games he appeared in...Blasted a pair of home runs and was 3-for-4 in stolen bases...Majoring in biology.

Murray’s Career Statistics Year

2006 Totals

AVG .302 .302

GP-GS 59-55 59-55

AB 205 205

R 46 46

H 62 62

2B 7 7

3B 1 1

HR 0 0

RBI 30 30

TB 71 71

SLG% .346 .346

BB 23 23

HBP 4 4

SO 38 38

SB-SBA 11-16 11-16

Senior Profiles

Sr. • 3B/1B • 5’11” • 205 • Germantown, Tenn. (Tennessee) Norrid’s Career Highs

at Memphis AB: 7 at Houston (3/23/06) Runs: 3, three times, last vs. Mississippi Valley (3/29/06) Hits: 5 at UCF (5/12/06) 2B: 2, twice, last at Southern Miss (4/1/06) RBI: 7 vs. Southeast Missouri (3/18/06) HR: 2 vs. Southeast Missouri (3/18/06) Hitting Streak: 15 games, (3/29/064/18/06)

Outlook for 2007: Steady, everyday third-baseman returning for his senior campaign…One of the best pure hitters in the Tigers lineup…Has proven he can make routine plays everyday at third base. 2006 (Junior): One of the Tigers’ best all-around hitters…Provided stability in at the third base position as well as in the middle of the lineup…Played in all 60 games, making 59 starts at third base and one at first base…Hit as high as .364 midway through the year before finishing his junior campaign fourth on the team with a .324 average…One of four Tigers to produce at least 80 hits…Added 12 doubles, four home runs and a pair of triples…Tied for third on the team with 45 RBI…Led the team by being hit 12 times…Second on the squad with 19, two-out RBI…Hit .571 with the bases loaded (4-for-7)…Put up 118 assists from third base…Posted 24 multi-hit outings and eight multi-RBI performances…Strung together a Memphis season and career-long 15-game hitting streak from Mar 29-April 18…Went 4-for-4 with two doubles, two home runs, three runs scored and a season and career-high seven RBI in a 15-1 win over Southeast Missouri State (3/18/06)…Hit safely in 10 of the last 11 games of the season…Hit .538 (7-for-13) in the C-USA Tournament…Went 5-for-6 with six RBI in a 20-4 win over UCF (5/12/06). 2005: Did Not Play Tennessee: Played in 109 games, making 106 starts…Played both third and first base…Made 88 starts at third base, while receiving the starting nod at first in 14 games…Posted a .297 average with 58 RBI and 28 doubles, eight homers, 34 multi-hit games and 16-multiple RBI outings in his two years at Tennessee…Led Vols with 20 doubles in 2004…Started in 58 of 59 games and hit .313 as a sophomore with 96 total bases, 70 hits, 32 runs scored and 32 RBI…Recorded 20 multiple-hit games and 8 multi-RBI games in 2004…Hit in the three, four and five spots as a sophomore in 2004...2003: Had a solid freshman campaign, finishing with a .276 batting average, six home runs and 26 RBI…Put together 14 multi-hit games and eight multi-RBI games as a freshman in 2003…Hit .311 with three home runs and 15 RBI in SEC play as a freshman…Batted anywhere from fourth to eight in his rookie season. Prep: Starred on the diamond at Germantown High…Rated the No. 10 prospect in the state by Baseball America in 2002…In his four-year varsity career as a Red Devil, Norrid never hit below .345…Posted a total of 14 home runs in his sophomore, junior and senior years…As a senior at GHS, he played third base and hit .345 with five doubles, three triples, three home runs and 32 runs driven in…Showed his dominance as a pitcher in the high school campaign, going 4-0 with a 2.39 ERA as a senior and finishing his career with an 8-3 mark…Two-time All-District, All-County and All-Region honoree…Led the Red Devils to the 2001 State title and earned All-Tournament recognition…Led the U-18 Dulin’s Dodgers squad to the 2002 AAU National Championship…Was major player in back-to-back NABF World Series championship teams in 1999 and 2000. Personal: Full name is Kyle Benjamin Norrid...Son of Tim and Leigh Norrid...Was one of the Tigers’ four, four-year transfers for the 2006 season...Played summer ball for the Hyannis Mets of the prestigious Cape Cod League in the summer of 2005...Led the Mets in hitting (.268), hits (37), doubles (7) and total bases (47)...Finished the summer with 12 RBI, eight runs scored and one home run in 36 starts...Has one brother and two sisters...Majoring in sociology.

Year

**2003 **2004 2005 2006 Totals

Norrid’s Career Statistics (**at Tennessee) AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO SB-SBA .276 50-48 163 30 45 8 0 6 26 71 .436 18 5 29 1-2 .313 59-58 224 36 70 20 0 2 32 96 .429 30 9 22 1-2 ------------------------------------------------------------- Did Not Play ---------------------------------------------------------.324 60-60 247 46 80 14 2 4 45 110 .445 19 12 30 4-9 .308 169-166 634 112 195 42 2 12 103 277 .437 67 26 81 6-13

Senior Profiles

Sr. • OF • 5’9” • 206 • Valdosta, Ga. (Middle Georgia College) Outlook for 2007: Coaches welcome Will’s experience back...Probable starter in leftfield...Should proPetersen’s Career Highs vide punch to top of the lineup once again. 2006 (Junior): 2006 C-USA All-Tournament Team selection...Started in all 60 games...Made starts in both leftfield and rightfield...Tigers’ leading run producer, accounting for 11 runs in the 2006 campaign…Led the league with 64 runs scored at the completion of the Tigers’ season and finished the collegiate baseball season tied for fourth…Finished seventh in Conference USA with 137 total bases…Belted 10 home runs and tied for the team lead with 85 hits, fourth-most in single-season history at Memphis...Second on the team with 22 doubles and third with a .336 average...Drove in 47 runs...Swiped 12 bases...Joined Cory Barton and K.K. Chalmers as part of back-to-back-to-back jacks in an 11-10 series finale win over ECU (5/20/06)...Drew just 16 walks in a team-high 287 plate appearances...Produced 17 two-out RBI...Posted 22 multi-hit and 12 multi-RBI outings... Produced a base hit in his first D-1 at-bat vs. Alabama (2/21/06)...Hit safely in 16 of his first 18 games...Had a career-high four hits vs. Nicholls State (3/3/06, 3/5/06)…Went 3-for-4 and drove in a career-best four runs in a 14-4 win over Marshall (4/8/06)…Had eight at bats in a 16-inning marathon vs. Houston (4/23/06)…Finished the year on a career-long, 12-game hit streak...Recorded a hit in his first Division I at-bat.

AB: 8 at Houston (3/23/06) Runs: 3, three times, last at UCF (5/12/06) Hits: 4, twice, last at Nicholls State (3/5/06) 2B: 2, three times, last vs. UAB (5/25/06) RBI: 4, twice, last vs. East Carolina (5/19/06) SB: 2 vs. Murray State (3/14/06) Hitting Streak: 12 games, twice, last (5/10/06-5/27/06)

Middle Georgia College: Was a second team All-Region 17 selection...2004: Helped the Warriors to an East Central District title and World Series appearance in 2004…Hit .389, stroked eight homers, knocked in 49 and swiped 23 bases as a freshman at MGC…Received First Team All-Conference accolades after leading MGC to a 49-13 record…NJCAA All-Star team member in the summer of 2004. Prep: Was a three-year letterman in both football and baseball at Valdosta High School…Helped lead VHS to a Georgia State football title in 1998 and a Regional Championship in 2002…Hit .492 with 12 home runs and 121 stolen bases in his prep career…Swiped 108 bases in the 2001 and 2002 seasons combined…Led VHS to a Dixie Championship, en route to being named to Team Georgia, earning All-State recognition and being tabbed Region Player of the Year in 2002 Personal: Full name is Will Gilbert Petersen II...Son of Will and Joycelyn Petersen...Father, Will is a former Continental Basketball Association and NBA player, seeing time in the CBA, before retiring after a brief stint in the NBA...Was a 2002 draft pick of the Texas Rangers...Played under current Memphis assistant, Jerry Zulli, who was an assistant at Middle Georgia College prior to taking the post at the U of M...Majoring in interdisciplinary studies.

Petersen’s Career Statistics

Year

2006 Totals

AVG .336 .336

GP-GS 60-60 60-60

AB 253 253

R 64 64

H 85 85

2B 22 22

3B 0 0

HR 10 10

RBI 47 47

TB 137 137

SLG% .542 .542

BB 16 16

HBP 10 10

SO 52 52

SB-SBA 12-17 12-17

Senior Profiles

Sr. • LHP • 5’10” • 181 • Memphis, Tenn. (Jackson State (TN) CC) Outlook for 2007: Coaching staff is anxious to see if Lance can continue the dominance that he showed in the fall…Key is being able to pound the strike zone…Three-pitch lefty should compete for significant time in the 2007 rotation. 2006 (Junior): Worked primarily as the Tigers’ top midweek starter…Started in 12 of his 14 appearances…Finished the year 2-4, with a 6.27 ERA…Fanned 33 batters in 47.1 innings of work…Averaged 6.3 strikeouts per nine innings pitched…Won two of his first three decisions…Picked up his first win after striking out six in six innings to lead Memphis to an 11-5 victory over Middle Tennessee (3/7/06)…Induced a program-best seven double plays in a 12-1 win over Murray State (4/11/06)… Held the Thoroughbreds scoreless through six innings of a solid eight-inning outing…Had his most impressive outing of the year at Ole Miss (5/16/06)…Struck out a pair and limited the Rebels to just one run in five innings, before a rain delay forced him out of the contest.

Scoggins’ Career Highs

IP (in a start): 8.0 vs. Murray State (4/11/06) IP (in relief): 1.0 vs. Mississippi Valley (4/30/06) SO: 8 vs. Murray State (4/11/06) SO (season): 30 (2006) Wins: 2 (2006)

Jackson State Community College: Transferred to Jackson State Community College from Okaloosa-Walton...Was the Generals’ opening day starter for the 2005 season...Went 4-4 on the year, with a 5.62 ERA...Started in 11 of his 18 appearances...Pitched two complete games...Won his final two decisions of the year, including picking up the win in a 6-0 shutout of Northwest Mississippi...Finished the year third on the team with 57.2 innings pitched...Second on the squad with 65 strikeouts...Held opponents to a .252 average. Okaloosa-Walton Community College: Spent his freshman season at OkaloosaWalton Community College in Niceville, Fla…Helped the Raiders to a 37-19 mark in 2004…Finished his rookie campaign at OWCC with a 4-2 record...Fanned 51 in 52.0 innings of work....Was a juco teammate of Tiger hurler, Philip Utley at OWCC Prep: Graduated from Bolton High School in 2003...Was the first signee under Schoenrock…Was a four-year letter winner for the Bolton High baseball team… Wrapped up his prep career with 198 strikeouts, 19 wins and a 1.62 ERA…Went 8-4 as a senior with a 1.06 ERA and 105 K’s in just 85 innings pitched…Earned All-District and Commercial Appeal Best of the Preps recognition. Personal: Full name is Lance E. Scoggins...Son of Mike and Renee’ Scoggins...Has been drafted twice, most recently being taken by the New York Mets in the 2004 Amateur Draft in June...Majoring in interdisciplinary studies.

Scoggins’ Career Statistics Year

2006 Totals

ERA

W-L

APP

BB SO

6.27 6.27

2-4 2-4

14 14

12 12

0 0

47.1 47.1

65 65

44 44

33 33

30 30

Senior Profiles

Sr. • RHP • 6’3” • 256 • Jackson, Tenn. (Walters State CC) Outlook for 2007: Settled in as the Tigers’ Saturday started last year…Appears headed back to the same role this year…Coaches like his three-pitch ability and his ability to pound the strike zone…Much-improved strength and conditioning should help Philip to a solid senior campaign. 2006 (Junior): Worked his way into the No. 2 role after starting the season as the staff ’s closer…Finished the year with a 4-5 record and a 6.30 ERA…Made 15 starts in 20 appearances…Tied for the team lead with 50 strikeouts and two saves…Walked just 11 hitters...Second on the staff with 65.2 innings pitched…Notched his first Division I win after allowing one run in 1.2 innings against Notre Dame (2/25/06)…Earned wins against Southern Miss, Marshall and UCF…Posted a season-high and career-best 10 strikeouts in seven strong innings to post a 10-4 win over UCF (5/13/06)…Logged a 6.30 ERA with 41 strikeouts as a starter…Was 1-1 with a 6.17 ERA in 10 relief outings…Gave up just one earned run in his first six appearances (6.2 innings)…Tossed one scoreless inning to earn a save against Alabama in the season-opening win…Picked up his second save after holding Nicholls State scoreless in an inning of work…Earned his first start vs. Austin Peay (3/28/06)…Struck out five and allowed two earned runs in five innings of work…Worked at least seven innings in four of his 10 starts…Fanned eight and allowed three runs in an eight-inning outing vs. Houston (4/21/06). Summer 2006: Took half of the summer off before joining the Union City Greyhounds of the K-I-T League…Went 2-1, with 33 strikeouts and a save…Posted a 2.84 ERA in four appearances. Walters State Community College: Transferred to Walters State Community College to play his final juco season...Played for Coach Ken Campbell at WSCC...Helped guide Walters State to a 46-16 finish...Led the Senators’ pitching staff to a TJCCAA Tournament title, a Region VII championship, an East Central District title, and an appearance in the 2005 Junior College World Series...Earned Second Team All-TJCCAA accolades after going 8-3 and yielding a 2.37 ERA in 15 starts... Finished his final juco campaign with 99 strikeouts in 102.3 innings...Pitched seven complete games...Pitched 6.1 innings and earned a no-decision in his lone appearance in the JUCO World Series loss to Hutchinson (5/29/05)...Fanned three in the loss. Okaloosa Walton Community College: Spent his freshman campaign at Okaloosa-Walton Community College…Helped the Raiders to a 43-17 mark, while earning All-Conference honors...Was a teammate of Lance Scoggins. Prep: Prepped at Jackson-Central Merry High School…Lettered in baseball and bowling in his prep career…Received All-District and All-Region accolades all four years at JCM, including garnering District MVP honors…Tied the Tennessee state high school record for strikeouts in a game with 18.

Utley’s’ Career Highs

IP (in a start): 8.0 at Houston (4/21/06) IP (in relief): 2.2 vs. Troy (3/12/06) SO: 10 at UCF (5/13/06) SO (season): 50 (2006) Wins: 4 (2006)

Personal: Full name is Philip Grant Utley...Son of Phil and Janet Utley...Was a 35th round draft pick of the Minnesota Twins out of high school...Majoring in interdisciplinary studies.

Utley’s Career Statistics Year

2006 Totals

ERA

W-L

APP

BB SO

6.30 6.30

4-5 4-5

20 20

10 10

0 0

2 2

65.2 65.2

101 101

55 55

46 46

11 11

50 50

Returning Player Profiles

Jr. • OF • 5’6” • 152 • Southaven, Miss. (Southaven HS)

So. • LHP • 5’9” • 206 • Southaven, Miss. (Southaven HS)

Outlook for 2007: Has benefited greatly from being the Tigers centerfielder for two years...Poised and ready to have a breakout junior season...Finished the second half of the 2006 season strong as he chases the career stolen base mark...Has developed into an effective lead-off hitter for the Tigers... His speed at the top of the line-up is a luxury. Chalmers’ Career Highs 2006 (Sophomore): Second Team All C-USA AB: 6, four times, last at Housperformer...Led Memphis and Conference USA ton (4/23/06) with 39 stolen bases...39 stolen bases tied the Dave Runs: 5 at UCF (5/14/06) Anderson’s single-season record...Was successful Hits: 4 at USF (3/26/05) in his first 15 stolen base attempts of the season... RBI: 3, twice, last at Arkansas Ranked 12th nationally in stolen bases...Played State (4/12/06) in all 60 games, making 58 starts in centerfield... SB: 3, three times, last at SouthExcellent gap-to-gap range...Hit .312 with 12 ern Miss (4/2/06) doubles, six home runs, a team-high six triples and Hitting Streak: 12 g ames drove in a career-high 30 runs...Led the team with (5/9/06-5/26/06) 32 walks...Scored 61 runs...21 multi-hit and five multi-RBI games...Put together a career-long, 12-game hit streak (5/9-5/26)...Scored a career-best five runs vs. UCF (5/14)...Went 3-for-4 with three RBI vs. Arkansas State (4/12)...Hit .337 and swiped 17-of-19 stolen bases in C-USA play...Hit safely in 21 of last 25 contests.

Outlook for 2007: Appears healthy after seeing limited time in 2006...Completed rehabilitation process after undergoing arm surgery in 2006 and is ready to compete for significant time in the top of the Tiger pitching rotation...Strength, conditioning, arm recovery and ability to pound the strike zone are the keys.

Summer 2006: Played in 25 games for the Asheboro Copperheads of the Coastal Plains League...Hit .229 with a homer and six RBI...Was 14-for-14 in stolen bases. 2005 (Freshman): Hit .269 in his freshman season…Started in 52 of the 53 games he played in…Posted 50 hits, scored 33 runs, drove in 21 runs and jacked two home runs...Led the team with four triples and 17 stolen bases in 20 attempts (11-for-13 in C-USA action)…Drew 28 walks…Hit .350 with runners in scoring position…Finished fourth on the team with a .392 slugging percentage and 73 total bases…Had 12 games in which he recorded multiple hits and seven multi-RBI performances…Had an 11-game hitting streak…Hit safely in 10 of his last 12 C-USA games...Had eight multi-hit, six multi-RBI and four multi-stolen base performances in league play...Hit .311 in C-USA play...Played four different positions (38 at centerfield, one at second base, one at pitcher, 13 at third base)…Spent the final 13 games of the season as the Tigers’ starting third baseman and made 20 assists and 10 putouts…Had 28 total assists on the year...Went 0-1 with a 21.21 ERA on the mound…Logged 4.2 innings on the hill and gave up six home runs...Hit his first collegiate home run in a 3-for-5 effort vs. ECU (4/23/05)…Went 5-for-11 in three games vs. #1 Tulane…Went 3-for-4 with three runs scored, a season-high eight total bases, two RBI, a triple and a home run vs. #1 Tulane (5/8/05)…Stole nine straight bases and swiped 15 bases in his last 16 attempts…Went 4-for-5 with a pair of RBI and a run scored vs. USF (3.26.05). Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner in baseball and a three-year letterwinner in football at Southaven High…Helped guide SHS to three consecutive County championships from 2001-03…Was an All-Shelby Metro and All-County selection his after hitting .394 with five home runs and 15 doubles as a senior…Finished his prep career with a .412 batting average and nine homers…Also had a 1.12 ERA on the mound…Was a high school teammate of current Tiger teammates Brach Davis and fellow sophomore Alex Fennell. Personal: Full name is Kellen McRae Chalmers...Son of John and Joni Chalmers...Played summer ball for the Union City Greyhounds of the KIT League in 2005... Majoring in communication. Year 2005 2006 Totals

AVG GP-GS AB .269 53-52 186 .312 60-58 237 .293 113-110 423

R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% 33 50 9 4 2 21 73 .392 61 74 12 6 6 30 116 .489 94 124 21 10 8 51 189 .446

BB HBP SO SB-A 28 2 40 17-20 32 6 53 39-43 60 8 93 56-63

2006 (Freshman): Pitched in just two games before suffering a season-ending elbow injury…Struck out five in just three innings of action…Drew his first start against Mississippi State (4/19/06)…Struck out three and held the Bulldogs hitless in two innings…Came on in relief against Troy (3/10/06) in his first collegiate appearance...Fanned two in an inning of work.

Davis’ Career Highs IP (start): 2.0 vs. Mississippi State (4/19/06) IP (relief): 1 . 0 v s. Tr oy (3/10/06) SO: 3 vs. Mississippi State (4/19/06)

Prep: Earned All-Conference, All-Region and All-State honors in his high school career...Was a four-year letterman for Coach Ed Rich at Southaven High...Pitched, played first base and outfield for the Chargers...2005: Went 7-1 on the mound with a 0.71 ERA...Hit .450 as the Chargers advanced to the Mississippi Class 5A State quarterfinals...2004: Hit .337 with six homers and 32 RBI as a junior...Went 7-0 and maintained a 1.14 ERA on the mound with 81 strikeouts in just 49 innings of work... His junior campaign was highlighted by a 16-strikeout performance against Northwest Rankin in the 2004 State Playoffs. Personal: Full name is Brach Alan Davis...Son of Bobby and Cathy Davis...High School teammates with K.K. Chalmers and Alex Fennell...Undecided on a major. Year ERA 2006 6.00 Totals 6.00

W-L 0-0 0-0

APP 2 2

GS 1 1

CG 0 0

SV 0 0

IP 3.0 3.0

H 2 2

R 2 2

ER 2 2

BB SO 3 5 3 5

Jr. • C • 5’10” • 199 • Southaven, Miss. (Southaven HS) Fennell’s Career Highs AB: 5, four times, last at Marshall (4/8/06) Runs: 1, nine times, last at UCF (5/13/06) Hits: 3, twice, last vs. Mississippi Valley (4/30/06) RBI: 3 at Souther n Miss (4/2/06) Hitting Streak: 5 g ames, (4/2/06-4/9/06)

Outlook for 2007: Gained valuable experience last year as the understudy to Cory Barton...Has a good feel for executing the Tigers’ game plan... Continues to get stronger and more athletic in his time at Memphis...Should compete for significant time behind the plate in ’07.

2006 (Sophomore): Played in 27 games, making 19 starts...Served primarily as Memphis’ backup catcher...Hit .219 with a home run, a double and 11 RBI...Hit .226 in 11 games against C-USA competition...Batted .333 as a reserve...Hit his first collegiate home run in a 15-6 win over Southern Miss (4/2/06)...Posted three RBI in same game...Produced game-winning hits in consecutive games vs. UT-Martin (4/5/06) and Marshall (4/7/06). Summer 2006: Summer teammate of K.K. Chalmers on the Asheboro Copperheads’ roster...Made 32 starts in 34 games of action behind the plate for the Copperheads…Hit .193, with 10 RBI…Drew 16 walks and was perfect in two stolen base attempts…Also posted six sacrifice hits. 2005 (Freshman): Hit .143 in limited action as one the Tigers’ two back-up catchers… Made four starts in 19 appearances…Hit .200 in those four starts (2-for-10)…Had one RBI…Led the team with seven pinch-hit at-bats…Hit .231 when part of the Tigers’ starting lineup and was hitless in his seven pinch-hit appearances…Played in a reserve role in 15 games—most of any returning player this year…Went 1-for-3 with

Returning Player Profiles a run scored and an RBI in his first start vs. Murray State (3/29/05). Prep: Was a two-year letterwinner for Coach Ed Rich at Southaven High…Boasted a .378 batting average as a senior, en route to garnering DeSoto Appeal All-County, and All-Chickasaw Conference recognition…Helped guide SHS to a 28-6 record and a County championship as a senior. Personal: Full name is Alex Clayton Fennell...Son of Clay and Lynn Fennell...Played summer ball with K.K. Chalmers for the Union City Greyhounds of the KIT League in 2005...Majoring in criminology/criminal justice. Year 2005 2006 Totals

AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% .143 19-4 21 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 .143 .219 27-19 73 9 16 1 0 1 11 20 .274 .202 46-23 94 10 19 1 0 1 12 21 .244

BB HBP SO SB-A 4 0 8 0-0 5 0 15 2-3 9 0 23 2-3

So. • RHP • 6’2” • 190 • Liberty Township, Ohio (Lakota East HS) Outlook for 2007: Coaches are anxious to see if Scott can take advantage of the valuable experience he gained pitching on Friday nights as a freshman in 2006...Will be looked to again in the same role...Should benefit from adding 20 pounds...Coaches like his three-pitch ability and his competitive nature. 2006 (Freshman): Second Team All-C-USA…CUSA All-Freshman team…Led Memphis with a 7-3 record and three complete-game wins in his freshman campaign…5.40 ERA in a staff-best 14 starts…Led the pitching staff with 80.0 innings pitched…Worked at least 6.0 innings of work in seven starts…Struck out 50...Held opponents to .291 hitting…Went 4-1 with a 5.18 ERA in C-USA action…Memphis was 10-4 and outscored its opponents by 32 runs in his 14 starts…Earned C-USA Pitcher of the Week honors (2/27/06)…Held Oklahoma to just three hits and one unearned run in six innings in his collegiate debut (2/24/06)…Limited Southeast Missouri State to one run to pick up his first collegiate victory (3/17/06)…Posted consecutive complete-game, C-USA wins over Tulane (3/23/06) and Southern Miss (3/31/06)…Fanned a career-high eight hitters and held Tulane scoreless through eight innings before the Green Wave plated four unearned runs in the ninth in an 11-4 Memphis win…Struck out seven to beat Southern Miss 5-4 in his next outing…Logged McGregor’s Career Highs seven innings of work in consecutive wins over UAB IP (start): 9.0, twice, last at (5/5/06) and UCF (5/12/06)…Struck out seven Southern Miss (3/31/06) and allowed just two runs to pick up his seventh SO: 8 vs. Tulane (3/23/06) win and help Memphis advance to the semifinals Wins: 7 (2006) of the C-USA Tournament (5/25/06). Prep: Prepped at Lakota East High School for Head Coach Ray Hamilton...Was an All-Greater Miami Conference pick as a senior...Guided Lakota East to a 20-7 overall mark and a 15-3 record in league play in 2005...Finished the 2005 season with a 2.62 ERA and 53 strikeouts in 53.1 innings of work...Went 6-2 to help lead LEHS to a second-place finish in the GMC...Hit .344 with 18 runs scored, nine RBI and five doubles as a senior...Earned All-City and All-Greater Miami Conference honorable mention honors as a junior...Received All-NABF, All-Ohioan and All-Academic Awards...Earned three letters in both baseball and soccer...Led the Thunderhawks to an appearance in the sectionals finals...As a sophomore he maintained a 1.16 ERA... Played summer ball for Anaheim Angels scout Doug Smith...Guided the Diamond Stars to the NABF World Series title in 2003...Helped lead LEHS to District Championship in 2003 in soccer. Personal: Full name is Scott Robert McGregor...Son of Scott and Jane McGregor... Major is undeclared. Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2006 5.40 7-3 14 14 3 0 80.0 95 61 48 20 50 Totals 5.40 7-3 14 14 3 0 80.0 95 61 48 20 50

Jr.. • OF • 6’0” • 185 • Germantown, Tenn. (Germantown HS) Outlook for 2007: Continues to impress the coaches with his work ethic and attitude... Will be a valuable member of the Tiger outfield, as a left-handed bat off of the bench, or potential late inning base runner...Possesses great speed and puts pressure on the defense. 2006 (Sophomore): Saw limited action in the Tiger outfield...Used mainly as a pinch hitter and defensive insertion...Started in three of the 31 games he played in...Hit .219 with a pair of RBI...Scored four runs...Hit Newsom’s Career Highs .333 in 12 C-USA games…Hit .357 with runners AB: 3, twice, last vs. UALR on base…Went 1-for-1 with two RBI vs. Houston (4/4/06) (4/23/06). Runs: 1, four times, last vs. Summer 2006: Teammate of Tiger catcher Steven UAB (5/6/06) Hits: 1, seven times, last vs. Watson on the Danville Dans’ (CICL) roster... Hit .221, with seven RBI and 11 stolen bases in UAB (5/6/06) RBI: 2 at Houston (4/23/06) 38 games. Hitting Streak: 6 g ames, 2005 (Freshman): Finished his rookie campaign (4/13/05-4/20/05) with a .226 average…Started in 35 of the 40 games he played in…Served as a reserve in the first four games he played in before breaking into the everyday lineup…Hit safely in five of his first six starts (.364 avg.)…Finished the season with 28 hits, 23 runs scored, four doubles and 6-of-7 stolen bases…Hit lone homer of the season vs. Austin Peay (3/30/05)…45 strikeouts…Also saw a pair of appearances on the mound, finishing with a 9.00 ERA in 4.2 innings of work…Had six-multi-hit games and 1 game in which he collected multiple RBI…Had a six-game hitting streak (4/13-4/20/05)…Went 2-for-5 with two RBI, a double and a run scored in his first start vs. USF (3/26/05)…Went 3-for-5 with a double and a run scored vs. TCU (4/15/05). Prep: Lettered for four years on the baseball diamond and two years on the gridiron at Germantown High…The Red Devils went 28-14 his senior season…Hit .375 and went 6-2 on the hill to earn All-Area and All-Region honors as a senior. Personal: Full name is Christopher Todd Newsom...Son of Jim and Debra Newsom... Majoring in International business. Year 2005 2006 Totals

AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO SB-A .226 40-35 124 23 28 4 0 1 7 35 .282 18 4 45 6-7 .219 31-3 32 4 7 0 0 0 2 7 .219 3 0 10 1-2 .224 71-38 156 27 35 4 0 1 9 42 .269 21 4 55 7-9

So. • LHP • 6’2” • 207 • Memphis, Tenn. (Briarcrest HS) Outlook for 2007: Should compete for a role in Tiger Schenk’s Career Highs bullpen in 2007...Gained valuable experience pitchIP (star t): 9 . 0 a t E C U ing his first two years in a variety of roles. (4/23/05) 2006 (Sophomore): Made 14 appearances, mainly IP (relief): 5.1 at Marshall as a reliever...Went 2-2 with a 6.82 ERA...Struck out (4/7/06) 23 in 34.1 innings of work...Made four starts before SO: 7 v s. I n d i a n a S t a t e making the move to the bullpen...Was 1-1 in seven (3/13/05) outings in C-USA play...Held league opponents to a Wins: 2 (2006) .258 average...Tossed six innings of scoreless ball to pick up his first win of the year in a 15-1 rout of Southeast Missouri State (3/18/06)...Pitched 5.1 innings of solid relief to help the Tigers post a 7-4 win over Marshall...Hurled 3.1 innings to earn the win over ECU (5/19/06). Summer 2006: Teammate of Tiger reliever Matt Yokley on the Woodstock Riv-

Returning Player Profiles er Bandits (Valley League) roster...Went 0-6 with 7.09 ERA…Tossed 39.1 innings in eight starts. 2005 (Freshman): Was forced into the starting rotation early in the season after senior lefty Brandon Rowan suffered an elbow injury...Made 13 appearances and recorded an 8.74 ERA as a true freshman...Went 1-8 and finished second on the team with 12 starts and 58.2 innings pitched...Struck out 36 batters...Earned his first collegiate win vs. East Carolina (4/23/05) after scattering 12 hits and giving up four runs in 6.1 innings...Tossed one of the U of M’s two complete-games in a season-high 9.0 innings vs. Saint Louis (4/29/05)...Struck out a career-best seven hitters against Indiana State (3/13/05). Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Allen Pavatte at Briarcrest High…Hit .385 and went 5-1 as a pitcher to garner All-District and All-Region recognition as a senior…Earned All-Region honors as a junior…Recorded a 13-strikeout shutout win over SBEC in his senior season…Finished his prep campaign with a 13-4 record on the mound, while hitting .400 at the plate. Personal: Full name is Neil Conrad Schenk...Son of David and Kathy Schenk...Played for the Danville Dans of the Central Illinois Collegiate League, alongside senior catcher Cory Barton in the summer of 2005...Had a stellar season, finishing with a team-high 1.02 ERA and a 2-1 mark in 12 appearances...Logged 17.2 innings of work...Fanned 22 and held opponents to a .122 batting average...Majoring in foreign languages. Year 2005 2006 Totals

ERA 8.74 6.82 8.03

W-L 1-8 2-2 3-10

APP 13 14 27

GS 12 4 16

CG 1 0 1

SV 0 0 0

IP 58.2 34.1 93.0

H 89 44 133

R 67 29 96

ER 57 26 83

BB SO 36 36 16 23 52 59

Jr. • RHP • 5’11” • 187 • Bartlett, Tenn. (Bartlett HS) South’s Career Highs IP (relief): 2.1, three times, last at Nicholls State (3/5/06) SO: 2, six times, last at Austin Peay (3/28/06) Wins: 2 (2005)

Outlook for 2007: Continues to adjust to the ‘drop-down’ delivery...Made great strides this fall... Has improved strength and conditioning greatly which should allow him to compete in the strike zone more.

2006 (Sophomore): Saw limited action out of the Tiger bullpen...Went 1-0 in five appearances... Logged a 5.14 ERA in seven innings...Picked up lone win of the year after striking out two in 2.1 innings of work at Nicholls State (3/5/06)...Struck out six batters on the year. 2005 (Freshman): Led all Tiger pitchers with 26 appearances out of the bullpen... Finished the year with a 2-2 mark and a 5.22 ERA...Worked 29.1 innings, fanning 10...Picked up his first collegiate win after working a scoreless inning in Memphis’ 9-8 extra-inning triumph over Missouri (2/27/05) in the 2005 Service Academies Spring Classic...Pitched 1.2 innings to help Memphis to an 11-8 win over Murray State (3/29/05)...Worked 2.1 innings or less in all 26 outings...Longest outings came vs. Indiana (2/26/05) and East Carolina (4/22/05) when he worked 2.1 innings.

So. • OF • 6’1” • 205 • Memphis, Tenn. (Houston HS) Outlook for 2007: Action will be limited in 2007 due to off-season shoulder surgery... Coaches feel Trey has a brilliant future in the Tiger lineup after gaining experience as one of the only true freshmen to play in 2006. 2006 (Freshman): Hit .303 in 18 games as a Tiger rookie...Made five starts in leftfield...Had a pair of doubles and drove in two runs...Hit .375 with runners in scoring position...Recorded three multiple-hit games...Batted .333 as a starter and just .267 off the bench...Broke into the starting lineup for the final three games of the C-USA Tournament...Went 3-for-11 with a double...Had two hits against No.1 Rice... Ripped a career-best three hits vs. Mississippi Valley (4/30/06). Wiedman’s Career Highs AB: 4, three times, last at Rice (5/27/06) Runs: 1, four times, last vs. UCF (5/12/06) Hits: 3 vs. Mississippi Valley (4/30/06) RBI: 1, twice, last at Middle Tennessee (5/9/06) Hitting Streak: 2 g ames, (5/9/06-5/10/06)

Summer 2006: Had a standout summer season for the Mellville Millionaires of the Western Major League...In 36 games, hit .309, with a pair of homers, 30 RBI, 14 doubles and four stolen bases.

Prep: Prepped at Houston High School for former Tiger Lane McCarter…Played both third base and the outfield…All-Tennessee Baseball Report Second Team selection in 2005 after hitting .400 and driving in 50 runs…Added six round trippers…Selected as a 2005 Commercial Appeal Best of the Preps/All-Metro selection...Helped guide a talented Houston Mustang team to a 36-8 mark and a AAA state championship in 2005...2005 The Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) All-State performer...Houston went 28-13 in the spring and an 18-13 record over the summer... Helped lead his team to a regional championship in 2003…Was named one of the top 15 juniors in the Shelby-Metro area in 2004…Hit .354 with seven home runs and 26 RBI as a junior…Posted a .323 career batting average with eight home runs and 104 RBI at Houston...Participated in the 2003 Midwest Prospects, 2004 Perfect Game National Underclass Showcase, Ft. Myers, Fla., 2003 Western Undergraduate Showcase and 2004 Blue-Grey Classic at Middle Tennessee State University…Also played basketball and football. Personal: Full name is Thomas G. Wiedman III...Son of Thomas and Denise Wiedman...Was a member of Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO SB-A 2006 .303 18-5 33 4 10 2 0 0 2 12 .364 3 1 10 0-0 Totals .303 18-5 33 4 10 2 0 0 2 12 .364 3 1 10 0-0

2004: Redshirted. Prep: Lettered three seasons at Bartlett High School under Head Coach Phil Clark… Played rightfield and pitched during prep career…Earned All-District tournament honors as a senior. Personal: Full name is Christopher Thomas South...Son of Thomas and Terri South... Has an academic scholarship...Double majoring in chemistry and biology. Year 2005 2006 Totals

ERA 5.22 5.14 5.24

W-L 2-2 1-0 3-2

APP 26 5 31

GS 0 0 0

CG 0 0 0

SV IP 0 29.1 0 7.0 0 36.1

H 45 7 52

R 26 4 30

ER 17 4 21

BB 17 2 19

SO 16 6 22

So. • RHP • 6’2” • 192 • Collierville, Tenn. (Collierville HS) Outlook for 2007: Appears headed back to the Tiger bullpen for his sophomore campaign...Coaches are anxious to see if he can take his game to another level after gaining valuable experience pitching as a true freshman in a closing role in 2006. Coaches love Matt’s competitive nature and his three-pitch ability...Pitching in the strike zone will be a key for Matt. Yokley’s Career Highs IP (relief): 4.1 at Houston 2006 (Freshman): Third on the staff with a 4.97 (4/23/06) ERA in a team-high 21 appearances in relief...Has SO: 7 vs. Navy (2/26/06) swing-and-miss stuff...Was 2-3 and tied for the team Wins: 2 (2006) lead with two saves...Fanned 43 in 41.2 innings of

Redshirt Freshman Profiles championships in 2003 and 2004...The Dragons also won sectional and regional championships while going 34-9 in 2004...Was named All-District, All-Region, and was a finalist for the Commercial Appeal Best of Preps...On the mound, he went 10-1 with a 2.41 ERA and 72 strikeouts in 75.0 innings of work...Also played second base and shortstop and saw some time in centerfield...Hit .307 with 40 runs scored, 21 stolen bases, 13 doubles and a home run.

work...Held opposing hitters to a team-low .286 average...Went 2-0 with 20 strikeouts in C-USA action...Came on strong late in the season...Earned first collegiate win at Marshall (4/7/06)...Struck out a career-high seven in his college debut against Navy (2/26/06)...Earned his first save after firing 1.2 innings of relief against Arkansas-Little Rock (4/4/06)...Helped Memphis reach the semifinals of the C-USA Tournament with three innings of scoreless relief to earn the save against Southern Miss (5/26/06).

Personal: Full name is Marc Stephen Ashley...Son of William and Judy Ashley... Was a member of Who’s Who Among American High School Students, the United States Achievement Academy, and the National Society of High School Scholars... Was a high school teammate of current U of M pitcher Matt Yokely and infielder Eric Farrell...Major is undeclared.

Summer 2006: Teammate of Neil Schenk for the Woodstock River Bandits…Went 1-3 in 18 appearances for the River Bandits…Posted a 7.20 ERA in 20 innings of work…Struck out 27 hitters…Made one save. Prep: Played for former Memphis skipper, Jeff Hopkins, at Collierville High School... Was a two-way star at CHS...Helped lead the Dragons to a 37-7 mark in 2005...Posted a 7-1 record on the hill...Hit .435, with 44 RBI and three homers...Four of his seven victories on the mound were shutouts... Recorded a two-hit, 11-strikeout performance against Murfreesboro Riverdale in the 2005 state tournament...Helped guide CHS to district, region and substate titles as a senior...As a senior, Yokley earned MVP honors in the USA Classic, after guiding Collierville to the field’s first-ever championship... Named a 2005 Commercial Appeal Best of Preps performer...Garnered recognition in the Commercial Appeal as one of the top-25 players in West Tennessee...Named to the 2005 The Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) All-State Baseball Team...Participated in the 2004 TBCA Worth Showcase and 2004 Blue-Grey Classic at Middle Tennessee State...Finished his high school career with a .375 batting average, 120 RBI, seven home runs and 21 stolen bases...On the hill he registered a 24-7 record with a 2.80 ERA...Was a prep teammate of fellow Tiger freshman, Marc Ashley...Also excelled on the hardwood, earning letters as a shooting guard on the CHS varsity basketball team. Personal: Full name is Matthew Raymond Yokley...Son of Sam and Paula Yokley...Was a 36th round draft pick of the Cleveland Indians in the 2005 Major League First-Year Player Draft...Majoring in sport management. Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2006 4.97 2-3 21 0 0 2 41.2 48 29 23 15 43 Totals 4.97 2-3 21 0 0 2 41.2 48 29 23 15 43

R.Fr. • INF • 5’4” • 155 • Bartlett, Tenn. (Bartlett HS) Outlook for 2007: Continues to add strength to compete at this level...Heady infielder…Played well in fall drills and will serve as a back-up for the 2007 team. 2006: Redshirted the 2006 season. Summer 2006: Saw action in 31 games for the Tennessee T’s of the K-I-T League... Hit .118, with eight RBI and seven runs scored. Prep: Was a three-year letterwinner at Bartlett High School...Hit .306 in his final campaign at BHS...Hit .320 as a junior and .357 as a sophomore. Personal: Full name is Zachary Phillip Clark...Son of Phil and Donna Clark...Recipient of the Emerging Leaders Scholarship...Father, Phil, played at Memphis from 1977-78 and is the head coach at Bartlett High School...Father is also a member of the U of M M-Club Hall of Fame...High School teammate of Tiger freshman Dane Sharp... Undecided on a major.

R.Fr. • RHP • 6’3” • 206 • Cordova, Tenn. (Cordova HS) R.Fr. • RHP/INF • 5’10” • 158 • Collierville, Tenn. (Collierville HS) Outlook for 2007: Appears healthy after sitting out last year as a redshirt due to Tommy John surgery...Worked this fall primarily as a pitcher, but can also serve as a defensive back-up as an infielder...Coaching staff feels that Mark can compete for a significant pitching role in 2007 and are excited with his ability to pound the strike zone. 2006: Redshirted 2006 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery following his senior year at Collierville High School. Summer 2006: Got his first taste of collegiate baseball as a dual-position player for the Union City Greyhounds of the Kentucky-Illinois-Tennessee League...On the mound, went 1-2 with a save and 25 strikeouts...Logged a 2.97 ERA in 10 outings...Played 42 games in the Greyhound infield...Hit .294 with 16 RBI and 11 stolen bases. Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner for former Tiger coach, Jeff Hopkins, at Collierville High School...Won 20 straight games on the mound for Collierville...2005 Commercial Appeal Best of the Preps Champion...The right-handed Ashley went 10-1 and helped guide the Dragons to a 37-9 mark and a third-place tie in the Class AAA state tournament...Posted a 1.09 ERA with 54 strikeouts...Listed as one of Tennessee’s top players as a senior...Named to the The Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) 2005 All-State Baseball Team...All-Tennessee Baseball Report Second Team selection...2004 Team Tennessee Junior Sunbelt Team...2004 TBCA Worth Showcase...2004 Commercial Appeal All-Metro selection...Went 10-1 as a junior...Helped guide CHS to district

Outlook for 2007: Will be ready to join the pitching staff full speed as he continues to recover from shoulder surgery...Coaches are anxious to see him healthy and at his best...Has worked hard to overcome the hard injury he sustained. 2006: Redshirted 2006 season after undergoing surgery following his senior year at Cordova High School. Summer 2006: Went 1-2 in five games for the Union City Greyhounds of the K-I-T League...Registered a 4.38 ERA with 28 strikeouts. Prep: Was a three-year letterman for Head Coach Mike Vanaman and the Cordova Wolves...Pitched and played first base...CHS won Regional title his senior year...Finished his prep career with a 9-0 record...Was 1-0 with a pair of no-decisions through three outings in 2005 before suffering a season-ending arm injury on April 6, 2005... Logged 13.2 innings and a 2.73 ERA as a senior...Struck out 12...Hit .375 with six RBI and two runs...Listed as one of Tennessee’s top players as a senior.. Personal: Full name is Garrett James Hachtel...Son of Bob and Denise Hachtel... Prep teammate of Tiger freshman pitcher Andrew Haley...Majoring in sport management.

Redshirt Freshman Profiles

R.Fr. • RHP • 6’0” • 204 • Memphis, Tenn. (White Station HS) Outlook for 2007: Much improved fall campaign...Gained valuable experience in summer baseball and is ready to help the pitching staff in some role in 2007. 2006: Redshirted the 2006 season.

ing third in Class 1A state with a 2.87 ERA in 39.0 innings of work…Fanned 61 batters and allowed just 16 earned runs to lead the Warriors to a District 3 crown…Tabbed District 3 MVP…Has topped out at 87 miles per hour…Went 3-2 on the mound as CAK finished the season with a 19-12 record…Hit .494 (second in Class 1A) with five home runs, 28 RBI and 16 doubles…Posted 14 multiple-hit performances and recorded multiple-RBI games nine times…Played center on the hardwood…Helped lead CAK to a District 3 and Region 2 championships in 2005…Named the District 3 Player of the Year and Region 2 Tournament MVP…Earned All-District 3 All-tournament honors, All-KIL second team and Prep X-tra third team recognition. Personal: Full name is Christopher Jacob Novikoff…Son of Walter and Susan Novikoff...Tallest player on the U of M roster...Majoring in mechanical engineering.

Summer 2006: Posted 15 appearances for the Union City Greyhounds...Fanned 13 and finished the season with a 9.00 ERA. Prep: Was a three-year letterman at pitcher and first base for Coach Brett Williams at White Station High School...Listed as one of Tennessee’s top players as a senior....2005 Commercial Appeal Best of Preps...Helped lead the Spartans to a 23-11 record and the City Championship in 2004...Earned MVP honors for his play in the Memphis City Championship game...Impressed Coach Schoenrock with his play in the University of Memphis Fall Instructional League. Personal: Full name is Mark Tilden Jobe, Jr....Son of Mark and Lora Jobe...Undecided on a major.

R.Fr. • C • 6’4” • 206 • Bolivar, Tenn. (Bolivar Central HS) Outlook for 2007: Joined the team at mid-semester last year...Gained valuable experience going through his first fall campaign...Working hard to improve his offensive skills. 2006: Redshirted the 2006 season. Summer 2006: Was a summer teammate of Zach Clark on the Tennessee T’s roster... Played just six games and hit .235.

R.Fr. • LHP • 6’3” • 196 • Memphis, Tenn. (Harding Academy) Outlook for 2007: Much-improved lefty that is ready to pitch in some role...Gained valuable experience in summer baseball and possesses one of the best left-handed breaking balls on the staff. 2006: Redshirted the 2006 season.

Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner behind the plate for Coaches Mark Fulgham and Keith Cabanaw at Bolivar Central High School...Helped BCHS to a 28-13 mark as a senior...Was a three-year starting catcher...Earned All-District, All-Region and All-West Tennessee honors in 2005...Had a stellar senior campaign, hitting .440, with 30 RBI and five home runs...Had a record 29-game hitting streak...Hit .550 against district competition...Earned All-Tournament accolades in 2004 Personal: Full name is Richard Chase Sain…Son of Bobby and DeJaun Sain...Major is undeclared.

Summer 2006: Pitched for the Union City Greyhounds...Logged a 4-3 record in nine appearances...Recorded a 2.84 ERA and struck out 39...Teammate of Marc Ashley, Garrett Hachtel, Mark Jobe and Philip Utley. Prep: Prepped at Harding Academy of Memphis for Head Coach Al Stevens...Was a four-year letterman in baseball and basketball...Made 10 starts as a senior, going 1-8... Had a pair of complete-game performances... Logged 55 innings on the mound for the Lions...Finished his senior season with a 2.67 ERA and 69 strikeouts...Went 6-6, with a 3.32 ERA and 59 strikeouts as a junior...Logged 59.0 innings pitched in 2004...Was a 2004 Division II West Tennessee All-Region and All-Tournament selection...Named to the Division II West Tennessee All-Region team in 2003...2004-2005 Commercial Appeal Best of Preps/All-Metro Class private schools boys basketball team...2005 Harding Academy Athlete of the Year honoree...Listed as one of Tennessee’s top players as a senior. Personal: Full name is James Brennon Martin...Son of Jim and Susan Martin.

R.Fr. • C • 6’0” • 180 • Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland HS) Outlook for 2007: Possesses the tools necessary to become a productive college catcher…Had a solid fall...Appears ready to compete and battle for the everyday catching job in 2007. 2006: Redshirted the 2006 season. Summer 2006: Hit .125 with eight RBI in 21 games for the Danville Dans

2006: Redshirted the 2006 season.

Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner at Murfreesboro’s Oakland High School for Coach Mack Hawk…Primarily a catcher, but saw action in both the infield and outfield in his prep career…Was one of the state’s top prep power prospects…Led Oakland in homers and RBI in his sophomore and junior seasons…Earned 7AAA All-Area, AllDistrict and Junior Sun All-Tournament honors in 2004…As a junior, he hit .360 and slugged six round trippers to go with 36 RBI…Led the Patriots to a 7AAA District Championship and a third-place showing in the 2004 State Tournament…Three of his six homers in 2004, were grand slams as Oakland finished the season with a 2710 record…Participated in the 2004 Blue-Gray Showcase Battle of the States…Was selected to play in the 2004 WWBA World Bat Perfect Game Showcase in Florida…Hit .346, with 21 double, 6 home runs, 48 RBI as a sophomore…Finished his high school career with a .326 average and led the state of Tennessee with 21 doubles as a sophomore…Garnered All-Area, All-District and All-Region recognition in 2003…In his prep career, Watson stroked 29 doubles, 12 homers and 86 RBI…2002 All 1st team GNABA.

Prep: Played for coach Steve Gum at Christian Academy of Knoxville…Was a twosport standout in basketball and baseball…Was the top hurler for CAK in 2005, rank-

Personal: Full name is Steven Mark Watson…Son of Larry and Teresa Watson... Major is undeclared.

RHP • 6’6” • 219 • Knoxville, Tenn. (CAK) Outlook for 2007: Appears completely rehabilitated from surgery last year...Is ready to battle for a role on the 2007 pitching staff...Coaches are excited about the bright future that Chris possesses.

Newcomer Profiles 2006 (Freshman): Saw action primarily as a reserve as a freshman at Birmingham Southern…Played in 28 games, making eight starts…Made five starts at second base and three at third base…Hit .194, scored seven runs and posted five RBI…Recorded a pair of multi-hit outings to go with one multiple RBI performance…Had a career day, going 3-for-6 with four runs and four RBI vs. Alabama A&M (3/15/06). Prep: Lettered three and started two years for former Tiger coach, Jeff Hopkins, at Collierville High School...High School teammate of Marc Ashley and Matt Yokley... Helped the Dragons to a District, Sectional and Regional title and a semi-final berth in state playoffs...Awarded the Spirit Award and the Drew Lawrence Scholarship.

Jr. • RHP • 6’0” • 174 • N. Forsyth, Ga. (Birmingham Southern) Outlook for 2007: Joined the Tigers this fall after transferring from Birmingham Southern...A competitive strike thrower who possesses good athletic skills on the mound...Should be in the mix to pitch in a significant role out of the Tigers bullpen or in the rotation...Coaches like his mound demeanor, mound presence, and athleticism. Birmingham Southern: 2006 (Sophomore): Went 3-3 with a 6.23 ERA in 14 appearances on the year…Made six starts…Struck out 26 in 39 innings of work…Was 1-0 in four outings in Big South play…Logged 8.1 innings of action and fanned eight…Held opponents to a .207 average and posted a 2.16 ERA in league competition…Allowed two runs, scattered six hits and struck out six in 7.2 innings vs. UAB (3/7/06)…Shutout Jacksonville State (3/13/04) through five innings to pick up his first win of the year...2005 (Freshman): Went 4-1 with a 3.86 ERA, winning the first four starts of his career...Started in five games with 15 overall appearances...Had 20 strikeouts and seven walks in 37.1 innings...Opponents batted .263 against and he combined on two shutouts...Right-handed hitters hit .268...Averaged 2.49 innings per outing...Pitched five innings, allowing one unearned run on five hits with four strikeouts in his first collegiate start against Alabama A&M (3/2)...Went five innings, allowing no runs on two hits with three strikeouts in second career start against Tennessee-Martin (3/16)...Had two-plus strikeouts in six of 15 appearances....Played summer baseball with teammate Casey Bond for the Highland Park Blue Sox in the Texas Collegiate League…Pitched in nine games, making eight starts…Went 4-3 with 4.19 ERA and 21 strikeouts in 53.2 innings. Summer 2006: Played for the Highland Blue Sox of the Texas Collegiate League...A Texas Collegiate League All-Star performer, Doll went 5-3 with a 1.70 ERA for the Highland Park Blue Sox of the Texas Collegiate League…Tossed complete games in four of his nine starts…Fanned 50 in 63.2 innings of work. Prep: A highly-decorated player for Jim Cahill at North Forsyth High School in Cumming, Ga...Started all four years...Helped the Raiders to the elite 8 in the Georgia State playoffs...Voted Most Valuable Player (Junior) and Most Valuable Pitcher (Senior)...Earned All-County and All-Region (Junior & Senior) and All-Area (Senior) honors...Voted to the Georgia Dugout Club All-tournament Team...Set single-season strikeout (88) and ERA (1.19) marks...Owns the career strikeout (186) and career ERA (1.56) records...Went 8-2 with a 1.45 ERA, two saves and 88 strikeouts in 15 outings in 2004...Finished career with an 18-6 record and five saves, pitching 171.1 innings during his career...Helped the East Cobb Astros summer team to CABA World Series and the AAU Jr. Olympics National titles in 2002...Helped the East Cobb Braves (Atlanta Braves Scout Team) to the Perfect Game/World Wood Bat Association Junior Division National title in 2003...Earned MVP Pitcher of East Cobb Braves 18’s team...Named to the National Honor Roll and was a member of the Student Council in 2003-04...Graduate of Forsyth County Young Leadership program of the Chamber of Commerce...Named to Who’s, Who Among American High School Students. Personal: Full name is Mark Steven Doll…Son of Mike and Anna Doll...Was a teammate of Eric Farrell at Birmingham Southern...Majoring in communication.

INF • 5’10” • 168 • Collierville, Tenn. (Birmingham Southern) Outlook for 2007: Joined the Tigers this fall after transferring from Birmingham Southern and has immediately impressed the coaches with his utility defensive skills. Could see action at all three infield spots: third, short, and second...Will start out the season as a back-up in those roles, primarily as the first defensive replacement off the bench...Continues to work hard on strength and conditioning and improvement as a hitter...Will be the primary back-up for the 2007 season.

Personal: Son of Don and Cookie Farrell...Born April 22, 1987...Has one sister, Ashley...Collegiate teammate of Tiger pitcher Mark Doll at Birmingham Southern... Majoring in biology.

Jr. • RHP • 5’11” • 185 • Memphis, Tenn. (ECS) Outlook for 2007: Made the team as a walk-on this fall…Coaches like his ability to pound the strike zone…Will pitch in a limited role in 2007. Prep: Was a four-year letterman in baseball, and a three-year letterman in football at Evangelical Christian School…Listed as one of top 20 baseball players in the Memphis area prior to the 2003 season…Posted a 5-1 record to go with a 2.03 ERA and 42 strikeouts as a senior...Also hit .280 with 18 RBI...Was named to the 2003 The Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) All-State Baseball Team as a senior at ECS…Named The Commercial Appeal Best of Preps (2003) in baseball, as well as AllRegion…TSSAA Division II Regional playoffs All-tournament selection as a junior and senior…Went 7-1 as a starting pitcher for the Dulin’s Dodgers, as a member of the 2002 AAU World Series Champions and NABF Championship winners…Was also a member of the 2002 Dulins Dodgers team that went to the Perfect Game Showcase in Jupiter, Fla…Helped ECS to a Tennessee State title in 1999 and 2000 on the gridiron...Was listed in Who’s Who Among High School Students. Personal: Full name is Nathan Jeffrey Hill…Son of Jeff and Paula Hill...Majoring in psychology.

RHP • 6’4” • 235 • Memphis, Tenn. (Ridgeway HS) Outlook for 2007: Coaching staff is impressed with his raw arm strength and competitive nature...Could emerge as a late-inning option out of the Tiger bullpen or a spot-starter as he continues to develop. Football at Memphis: Two-year letterwinner on the gridiron for the Tiger football team..2006: Saw action in two games before suffering a broken leg vs. Chattanooga...Was 2-of-4 for 14 yards for the year...2005: Pressed into service as the Tigers’ quarterback after Patrick Byrne was injured during the first series of the Ole Miss contest...Recorded his first collegiate start against Chattanooga...His first career touchdown pass was a 62-yard strike to Maurice Avery...Started the Tulsa contest and completed 8-of-19 pass attempts for 129 yards and one touchdown before suffering a broken right leg and ligament damage in his right ankle late in the fourth quarter...Had surgery on Sept. 28 and missed the remainder of the season...Finished the season having completed 33-of-62 pass attempts for 413 yards and three touchdowns...Saw limited duty in the spring of 2006, but did participate in some limited contact drills and scrimmages...2004: Redshirted during the 2004 season while rehabilitating his knee...Tore his ACL while dunking in a church-league basketball game. Prep: Lettered in baseball, basketball, football and swimming at Ridgeway High School... Was an All-Metro pick in football and baseball four years at RHS...Selected to play in the Liberty Bowl and Tennessee-Kentucky All-Star Games...Also picked to play in the East/West All-Star Game...Threw for 1,100 yards and 14 touchdowns

Newcomer/Freshman Profiles as a senior...Was tabbed an All-State and All-Region selection in 2003...Had 231 yards rushing on 71 attempts and scored five touchdowns in 2003...Completed 68of-142 pass attempts for 1,048 yards during the regular season, and added 155 yards passing in the state playoffs...Finished the season with 1,203 yards passing... Named to the 2003 Preseason All-Shelby Metro first team offense...Led Shelby Metro Region 3-A in passing percentage in 2002 with a mark of .500...Completed 70-of-140 pass attempts for 1,165 and 15 touchdowns in 2002...Named to the All-MIAA 3-A team in 2002... Named to the All-Region 8-3A Team in 2001 as a true freshman... Led his RHS team to an 11-1 record...Ranked second in the region in passing... Completed 64-of-157 pass attempts for 1,191 yards and 14 touchdowns, and was rated third in the region in total offense with 1,300 yards and an averaged of 108.3 yards per game...Posted career passing totals of 234-of-534 for 3,998 yards and 34 touchdowns. Personal: Full name is William Patrick Hudgens...Son of Greg and Emma Hudgens...His uncle, Bill Crumby, played football for the Tigers in 1976-77...Born January 24, 1985 in Memphis, Tenn...Majoring in communication.

Jr. • C • 6’4” • 200 • Knoxville, Tenn. (Chipola JC) Outlook for 2007: Appears healthy now as his rehabilitation from arm surgery is complete…Ready to battle for the starting catching position…Coaches like his mentality, his knowledge of the game, and his rapport with the pitching staff…Could be a leader behind the plate...Has the arm necessary to shut down opponents’ running game. Alabama (2005): Saw considerable playing time as a freshman… Overall, hit .261, scored two runs and drove in five…Saw action in 15 games and made seven starts as a rookie…Went 1-for-3 against the Tigers on April 12…Posted one game in which he collected multiple RBI and finished the season on a two-game hitting streak... Earned playing time in two of the Crimson Tide’s three SEC Tournament games and hit .333. Chipola JC (2006): Was a dual position player for Coach, Jeff Johnson, and the Chipola Indians before suffering a season-ending arm injury…Totaled just 35 atbats at Chipola…Garnered five hits and a .143 average…Scored three runs and drove in three…On the hill, went 2-0 with a save…Logged a 3.47 ERA in 23.1 innings of work. Prep: Was a four-year letterman behind the plate for Head Coach Robby Howard at South-Doyle High School…One of the top high school catching prospects in the nation as a senior…Signed with Alabama in 2004…Had a stellar prep career and was rated by Baseball America as a Top-10 high school catcher...Batted .436 with nine round trippers, 55 RBI and 25 doubles as a senior…Was a First Team AllState selection by the Knoxville News Sentinel…Earned All-East Tennessee and All-Knoxville Interscholastic League accolades...As a junior, was tabbed the No. 1 prospect at the 2003 Southeast Top Prospect Showcase…Participated in the 2003 Perfect Game National Showcase and was selected as the No.2 catcher and 20th-best prospect overall…Tabbed an AFLAC High School All-American…Was a member of the West team in the inaugural 2003 AFLAC All-American High School All-Star Game…Was a Street and Smith’s High School All-American...Hit .406 with 25 RBI and one home run as a sophomore…Also lettered in golf.

Fr. • OF/1B • 6’0” • 172 • Olive Branch, Miss. (Olive Branch HS) Outlook for 2007: Working hard to gain strength needed to compete at the Division I level…Coaching staff is excited with the hitter’s mentality that he brings to the plate...Great things expected out of Kyle in his career at Memphis. Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner for Head Coach and former Tiger, Bo Reynolds, at Olive Branch High School...Played outfield, first base and pitcher in his prep career...Tabbed a Mississippi High School Activities Association All-State performer as a junior and senior...As a senior, hit .390 with 32 RBI, 15 doubles and three triples…Led the Quistors to a 27-13 record and a second-place finish in Div. 1-5A in 2006…Named to the Clarion Ledger Class 5A Second team All-State…Batted .413 with seven doubles to help guide Olive Brach to a district title and a Class 5A State semifinal finish in 2004…A three-time All-District and All-Chickasaw Conference selection…Named to the All-Shelby Suburban team as a sophomore and junior… Also lettered two years in football. Personal: Full name is Kyle Aaron Aldridge...Son of Eric and Kimery Aldridge... Born September 1, 1987.

Fr. • RHP • 6’0” • 197 • Dyersburg, Tenn. (Dyer County HS) Outlook for 2007: True freshman that could see time out of Tigers’ bullpen or as a mid-week starter…Coaches like his competitive mentality and his ability to throw three pitches for strikes. Prep: Was a four-year letterman as a pitcher and first baseman for Head Coach, Preston Ozment, at Dyer County High School…Led the Choctaws to three-straight district titles...Posted a 27-5 record, with a 1.23 ERA and eight saves in his prep career...Equally as talented at the plate, batting a .425 with over 100 RBI and 10 home runs at Dyer County…Four-time All-District honoree and three-year All-Region selection…Best of the West performer…Led the Choctaws to a 24-12 finish and recorded an 8-1 mark, with a 0.62 ERA on the mound in 2006…Went 5-2, with a 1.72 ERA, while fanning 73 batters in his junior season…Knocked six homers, drove in 37 runs and hit .463 to lead DCHS to a 20-11-2 mark in 2005…Was twice tabbed a Class 2A Player of the Year winner…Earned All-State honors after leading the state with six saves and recording a 0.46 ERA in 2004…Named DCHS MVP in 2004 and became the first Dyer County pitcher to record a win a game in the Tennessee State Tournament…Also lettered three years as a tight end and defensive end on the DCHS football team. Personal: Full name is Dylan Cliff Cupples…Son of Robert and Tracy Cupples… Born January 26, 1988.

Personal: Full name is Christopher Shayne Kirkland III…Son of Chris and Sandra Kirkland…Born October 6, 1985…Was drafted in the 49th round of the 2004 Major League draft by the Florida Marlins following his senior season in high school... Majoring in management.

Freshman Profiles

Fr. • LHP • 5’10” • 161 • Cordova, Tenn. (Cordova HS)

Fr. • OF • 6’0” • 192 • Munford, Tenn. (Munford HS)

Outlook for 2007: Competitive, strike-throwing lefty that is building strength and should have a significant role on the Tigers’ pitching staff in the future.

Outlook for 2007: Coaches are very excited about Tyler’s progress as a left-handed hitter…Will see time as a true freshman either battling in one of the corner outfield spots or as a solid left-handed hitter off of the bench.

Prep: Was a two-year letterman on the mound for Head Coach Mike Vanaman at Cordova High School…As a senior, went 6-2 on the hill, with a 1.90 ERA…Batted .380, with 30 RBI and a home run...Named to the Tennessee Baseball Report’s 2006 AllTBR Two-Way Team...Noted as an All-district performer as a senior…Led the CHS pitching staff in innings (59.0), ERA (1.90) and wins (6) in 2006…Named to the District 14-AAA All-Tournament Team…Set a Cordova High School record with 21 strikeouts vs. Arlington…Hit .250 with 26 runs scored, four doubles and five RBI as a junior...Was 2-0 on the mound in 2005...Helped guide Cordova to the 2005 District 14-AAA Championship, Region 7-AAA title and MIAA Co-City crown... Also lettered in golf. Personal: Full name is Andrew Neil Haley…Son of Phil and Marsha Haley…Born Septmber 9, 1987...Was a high school teammate of Tiger pitcher Garrett Hachtel.

Prep: Lettered four years in baseball for University of Memphis graduate, Justin Cousar…Also earned two letters on the gridiron as a tight end and middle linebacker at Munford High School...Saw action in the outfield, at third base, and behind the plate in his prep career but will primarily be an outfielder with the Tigers…Slammed eight homers and hit .470 in his final prep campaign…Earned all-district honors and led Munford to a 20-20 finish in 2006…Hit .458 with six home runs, 28 RBI, nine doubles, three triples, and eight stolen bases as a junior…Hit over 20 home runs and drove in over 80 runs in his high school career…2005 Baseball Player of the Year by the Covington Leader…Helped MHS to back-to-back District and Regional Championships in 2003 and 2004…Led 2003 Cougars to a 25-16-1 mark and a 2003 TSSAA Class AAA State Runner-up finish…Was a three-time All-District honoree…Earned All-region accolades in 2004 and 2005. Personal: Full name is Tyler Richard Huelsing…Son of John and Nancy Huelsing…Born on Nov. 3, 1987.

Fr. • INF • 5’10” • 170 • Knoxville, Tenn. (Knoxville Central HS) Outlook for 2007: Athletic, infield utility player that is primarily working as a middle infielder on this year’s team…Working to gain strength and conditioning and adjust to the speed of the game at the Division I level…Will serve as a back-up in ’07. Prep: Four-year letterwinner and starter in both baseball and football at Knoxville Central High School…Played football for his father Joel Helton, and baseball for Danny Sharp…Batted .430 as a junior and .390 as a senior a KCHS…Earned AllArea on the diamond as a senior…Four-time All-Region pick in football…Also garnered All-State honors his junior and senior seasons…Tabbed Region Player of the Year in 2005…Tennessee Class 4A American General Mr. Football finalist as a senior…Completed 79-of-140 passes for 1,532 yards and 17 touchdowns to go along with 354 rushing yards his senior campaign…Named to the Orlando Sentinel All-Southern Team.

Fr. • OF • 6’1” • 173 • Nashville, Tenn. (Centennial HS) Outlook for 2007: Athletic young outfielder working to adjust to the speed of the game at the Divison I level...Needs to gain strength to become an everyday player. Prep: Was a three-year letterwinner as an outfielder, and a two-year letterman as a wide reciever and defensive back on the gridiron at Centennial High School...Was an All-Region and All-District pick as a prep. Personal: Full name is Capris Jenard Longmire...Son of Carl and Melissa Longmire... Born May, 15, 1988.

Personal: Full name is Zachary Joel Helton…Son of Joel and Chris Helton…Born October 15, 1987…First cousin of Colorado Rockies first baseman Todd Helton… Drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the 37th round of the 2006 draft.

Fr. • RHP • 6’4” • 205 • Bartlett, Tenn. (Bartlett HS) Outlook for 2007: Continues to rehab after undergoing surgery at the end of his high school season...Coaching staff is anxious to see Dane healthy on the mound, which should come sometime after the 2007 season. Prep: Lettered for two seasons under former Tiger, Phil Clark, at Bartlett High School…A multi-purpose player, Sharp spent time on the mound, at first base and in the outfield…Posted an 8-2 overall mark in his career at BHS...Went 4-2 and helped lead the Panthers to District 14 AAA and AAA Region 7 titles as a senior…Bartlett finished 34-13 as AAA Tennessee State Runners-Up in 2006…Logged a perfect 4-0 record for the Panthers in 2005 and posted a 0.49 ERA with 36 strikeouts in 35 innings of work. Personal: Full name is Dane Joseph Sharp…Son of Joe and Sharon Sharp…Born September 13, 1988...Was a high school teammate of Tiger infielder Zach Clark.

2007 Opponents

2007 Opponents Ole Miss

BYU

Akron

Februrary 20 at Oxford, Miss. • 3 p.m. May 2 at Memphis (AutoZone Park) • 6:30 p.m.

Service Academies Spring Classic February 22 at Millington, Tenn. • 3 p.m.

February 23 at Millington, Tenn. • 4 p.m. March 16-18 at Memphis • 6:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 12 p.m.

Location ......................................................Oxford, Miss. Enrollment ..............................................................17,325 Nickname ................................................................Rebels Colors ................................ Cardinal Red and Navy Blue Conference .....................................SEC (West Division) First Year of Baseball ...............................................1893

Location ............................................................Provo, Utah Enrollment .................................................................33,278 Nickname ................................................................Cougars Colors .................................................Blue, White and Tan Conference ................................................. Mountain West First Year of Baseball ..................................................1895

Location .......................................................Akron, Ohio Enrollment ............................................................. 23,539 Nickname ...................................................................Zips Colors ........................................................Blue and Gold Conference ................... Mid-American (East Division) First Year of Baseball .............................................. 1873

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) .......................... Swayze Field at .................................Oxford-University Stadium (3,500) Dimensions ...................................330-360-390-360-330 Press Box Phone ........................................662.236.1931

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ......... Larry H. Miller Field (2,204) Dimensions ..................................... 345-385-400-385-345 Press Box Phone ...........................................801.422.4041

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ........ Lee Jackson Field (1,500) Dimensions ..................................................330-400-330 Press Box Phone ......................................330-972-8896

Coaching Information Head Coach.................................................. Mike Bianco Record at Ole Miss (Seasons) .242-132-1 (Six seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ..... 342-203-1 (Nine seasons) Assistant Coaches.....................................Rob Reinstetle ...................................................Kyle Bunn, Carl Lafferty

Coaching Information Head Coach........................................................Vance Law Record at BYU (Seasons)......228-183-2 (Seven seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ............................................Same Assistant Coaches.........Ryan Roberts, Bobby Applegate

Coaching Information Head Coach................................................ Pat Bangtson Record at Akron (Seasons) ........... 15-36 (One season) Career Record (Seasons) ........................................ Same Assistant Coaches................................. Brian Donohew .......................................... Chris Arvay, Ernest Simpson

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 44-22 2006 SEC Record (Finish) .......... 17-13 (2nd SEC West) ......................................2006 SEC Tournament Champs Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................17/9 Position Players Returning/Lost...................4 + DH/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................6/4 Series Record vs. Memphis .................................86-52-1

Team Information 2006 Record ................................................................ 33-28 2006 Mountain West Record (Finish) .............14-8 (2nd) Lettermen Returning/Lost ...................................... 15/15 Position Players Returning/Lost................................7/10 Pitchers Returning/Lost ...............................................8/7 Series Record vs. Memphis ............................................0-0

Top Returnees Brett Bukvich (Jr., RHP, 3.71 ERA, 5-2, 76 K) Zack Cozart (Jr., INF, .338, 16 2B, 10 HR, 64 RBI, 15 SB) C.J. Ketchum (Sr., C/INF, .337, 13 2B, 36 RBI) Justin Henry (Jr., INF, .332, 12 2B, 3 3B, 30 RBI, 18 SB)

Missouri

Top Returnees Jesse Craig (Jr., RHP, 7-7, 4.70 ERA, 80 K, 103.1 IP) Kasey Ko (So., 1B, .281, 9 2B, 19 RBI) Jordan Muir (So., RHP, 6-0, 3.97 ERA, 57 K) Apana Nakayama (Sr., DH, .344, 47 RBI) Kent Walton (So. OF/2B, .316, 12 2B, 5 HR, 33 RBI, 10 SB)

Team Information 2006 Record .............................................................15-36 2006 Mid-American Record (Finish) .. 8-18 (5th East) Lettermen Returning/Lost ..................................... 15/6 Position Players Returning/Lost.............................. 6/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost ........................................... 2/2 Series Record vs. Memphis ........................................ 0-0 Top Returnees Vince Chiera (Jr., 3B, .316, 1 HR, 5 2B, 29 RBI) Kurt Davidson (Jr., C/1B, .338, 12 HR, 11 2B, 47 RBI) Ryan Frazee (So., 3B/2B, .305, 5 HR, 11 2B, 29 RBI) Tom Farmer (Jr. RHP, 2-10, 7.92 ERA, 80.2 IP, 87 K) Charlie Lenhard (Sr., OF, .291, 4 HR, 17 2B, 27 RBI)

UT-Martin

Service Academies Spring Classic February 24 at Millington, Tenn. • 4 p.m.

February 27 at Memphis • 4 p.m. May 15 at Union City, Tenn. • 5:30 p.m.

Location .................................................... Columbia, Mo. Enrollment ..............................................................27,985 Nickname ................................................................ Tigers Colors ...............................................Old Gold and Black Conference .............................................................. Big 12 First Year of Baseball ...............................................1891

Location ..........................................................Martin, Tenn. Enrollment ................................................................... 6,000 Nickname ..............................................................Skyhawks Colors ...........................................Blue, Orange and White Conference ........................................................Ohio Valley First Year of Baseball .................................................. 1957

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) .......Ralph and Debbie Taylor/ ....... Phi Delta Theta Stadium at Simmons Field (2,200) Dimensions .................................................. 340-375-400 Press Box Phone ........................................573.884.8912

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) .....................Skyhawk Field (500) Dimensions ......................................330-365-385-365-330 Press Box Phone ...........................................731-881-7337

Coaching Information Head Coach................................................Tim Jamieson Record at Missouri (Seasons) ..399-290-2 (12 seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .........................................Same Assistant Coaches..........................................Evan Pratte ............................................Tony Vitello, Brian DeLunas

Coaching Information Head Coach.....................................Victor “Bubba” Cates Record at UT-Martin (Seasons)....98-268-1 (Eight seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ............. 353-429-1 (17 seasons) Assistant Coaches..............................................Brad Gross .......................................Mark Minhart, Michael Spaulding

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 35-28 2006 Big 12 Record (Finish) .........................12-15 (7th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................10/12 Position Players Returning/Lost...............................6/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................5/7 Series Record vs. Memphis .........................................6-4

Team Information 2006 Record .................................................................20-35 2006 OVC Record (Finish) ................................ 9-18 (8th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................... 18/7 Position Players Returning/Lost.................................. 6/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................... 5/0 Series Record vs. Memphis ..........................................3-27

Top Returnees Gary Arndt (Sr., INF, .298, 10 2B, 3 3B, 32 RBI) Evan Frey (Jr, OF, 164, 6 RBI) John McKee (Sr., INF, 7 HR, 43 RBI) Dan Pietroburgo (Jr., C, .289, 1 HR, 7 RBI) Jacob Priday (Jr., OF/C, .305, 13 2B, 9 HR, 67 RBI)

Top Returnees Chad Cameron (Sr., P, 3.90, 4-3, 19 K) Adam Ledlow (Sr., P, 4.12, 2-10, 46 K) Chris Rezabek (Jr., C, .290, 9 2B, 3 HR, 22 RBI) Blake Turner (Jr., OF, .239, 5 HR, 28 RBI) Eric Walker (So., P, 3.80, 1-0, 18 K, 1 SV)

Service Academies Spring Classic USA Stadium • Millington, Tenn. Feb. 22-25, 2007

Stadium Information Capacity ...................................................................5,000 Dimensions ................................................ 334-414-334 Stadium Office ......................................... 901.872.8326 Press Box Phone ..................................... 901.873.1771 Thursday, February 22 3:00 p.m. - BYU vs. Memphis Friday, February 23 10:00 a.m. - Navy vs. Air Force 1:00 p.m. - BYU vs. Missouri 4:00 p.m. - Memphis vs. Akron *7:00 p.m. - Akron vs. Missouri *Non-tournament game Saturday, February 24 10:00 a.m. - BYU vs. Akron 1:00 p.m. - Navy vs. Air Force 4:00 p.m. - Memphis vs. Missouri Sunday, February 25 9:00 a.m. - Air Force vs. Akron 12:00 p.m. - Missouri vs. Navy

2007 Opponents Northern Iowa

AutoZone Classic AutoZone Park • Memphis, Tenn. March 2-4, 2007 Stadium Information Capacity .................................................................12,512 Dimensions .................................319-360-400-373-322 Press Box Phone ..................................... 901.722.0213

Eastern Illinois Indiana Northern Iowa Memphis Friday, March 2 12:00 p.m. - Eastern Illinois vs. Indiana 3:30 p.m. - Memphis vs. Northern Iowa Saturday, March 3 12:00 p.m. - Northern Iowa vs. Eastern Illinois 3:30 p.m. - Memphis vs. Indiana Sunday, March 4 11:00 a.m. - Indiana vs. Northern Iowa 2:30 p.m. - Memphis vs. Eastern Illinois

Eastern Illinois

AutoZone Classic (AutoZone Park) March 4 • 2:30 p.m. Location .................................................... Charleston, Ill. Enrollment ..............................................................12,349 Nickname ............................................................ Panthers Colors .........................................................Blue and Gray Conference .................................................... Ohio Valley First Year of Baseball ...............................................1904 Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ....Monier Field at Coaches’ Stadium Dimensions .................................................. 340-380-340 Press Box Phone ........................................217.581.8464

Indiana

AutoZone Classic (AutoZone Park) March 2 • 3:30 p.m.

AutoZone Classic (AutoZone Park) March 3 • 3:30 p.m.

Location ................................................... Cedar Falls, Iowa Enrollment ................................................................. 12,561 Nickname ............................................................... Panthers Colors ................................................ Purple and Old Gold Conference ..................................................Missouri Valley First Year of Baseball .................................................. 1893

Location ..............................................Bloomington, Ind. Enrollment ..............................................................38,903 Nickname ........................................................... Hoosiers Colors ...............................................Cream and Crimson Conference .............................................................. Big 10 First Year of Baseball ...............................................1895

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ....Waterloo Riverfront Stadium (4,277) Dimensions ......................................335-360-380-360-335 Press Box Phone ........................................... 319.232.5633

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ........... Sembower Field (2,250) Dimensions ...................................333-370-400-370-333 Press Box Phone ........................................812.855.4787

Coaching Information Head Coach........................................................Rick Heller Record at Northern Iowa (Seasons) ...194-200-1 (Six Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .............485-394-4 (18 Seasons) Assistant Coaches.............................. Tom Knickerbocker ..........................................Marty Sutherland, Brock Sabers

Coaching Information Head Coach................................................... Tracy Smith Record at Indiana (Seasons) ......... 22-34 (One Season) Career Record (Seasons) ......... 339-254-1 (10 Seasons) Assistant Coaches.................................................Ty Neal ............................................. Bryan Prince, Kerry Rogers

Team Information 2006 Record .................................................................28-27 2006 Missouri Valley Record (Finish) ........ 10-14 (T-7th) Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................14/10 Position Starte Returning/Lost .................................... 6/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................... 3/1 Series Record vs. Memphis ............................................ 0-2

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 22-34 2006 Big 10 Record (Finish) .......................11-21 (10th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................14/7 Position Players Returning/Lost...........................11/12 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................5/9 Series Record vs. Memphis .........................................2-2

Top Returnees Brandon Douglas (So., INF, .370, 11 2B, 4 HR, 32 RBI, 10 SB) Brett Douglas (Jr., OF, .351, 7 2B, 21 RBI) Aaron Jenkins (Jr., LHP, 3.09 ERA, 4-1, 70 K) Brett Featherson (Jr., INF, .315, 19 2B, 6 HR, 48 RBI) Curt Bradley (Jr., INF/OF, .331, 6 2B, 5 3B, 23 RBI)

Top Returnees John Fixler (Jr., C, .314, 7 2B, 24 RBI) Doug Fleenor (Jr., P, 2.57 4-3 3 CG, 30 K) Ben Greenspan (Sr., INF, .311 2 HR, 19 RBI) Keith Haas (Sr., INF, 1 HR, 21 RBI, 24 SB) Andrew Means (So., OF, .301, 3 3B, 16 RBI, 16 SB)

Samford

March 6-7 at Birmingham, Ala. • 2 p.m. Location .................................................. Birmingham, Ala. Enrollment ................................................................... 4,500 Nickname ............................................................... Bulldogs Colors .............................................................. Red and Blue Conference ........................................................Ohio Valley First Year of Baseball .................................................. 1905 Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) .......Joe Lee Griffin Field (1,000) Dimensions ......................................330-355-390-365-335 Press Box Phone ........................................... 205.726.4167

Clemson

March 10-12 at Clemson, S.C. 4 p.m., 2 p.m., 1 p.m. Location ......................................................Clemson, S.C. Enrollment ..............................................................17,165 Nickname ................................................................ Tigers Colors ...................Burnt Orang and Northwest Purple Conference ............................................. Atlantic Coastal First Year of Baseball ...............................................1896 Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ....Doug Kingsmore Stadium (5,617) Dimensions ...................................320-370-400-375-330 Press Box Phone ........................................864.656.7731

Coaching Information Head Coach...................................................Jim Schmitz Record at Eastern Illinois (Seasons) .. 330-311(12 Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ............ 494-472 (19 Seasons) Assistant Coaches.....................Sean Lyons, Mike Rolih

Coaching Information Head Coach...................................................... Casey Dunn Record at Samford (Seasons) .......... 54-61 (Two Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ............................................ Same Assistant Coaches....................................Mick Fieldbinder ..............................................Shayne Kelley, Gerald Tucker

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 31-24 2006 OVC Record (Finish) ...........................17-10 (3rd) Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................21/7 Position Players Returning/Lost.............................10/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost ..........................................10/3 Series Record vs. Memphis .........................................2-9

Team Information 2006 Record .................................................................34-35 2006 OVC Record (Finish) ................................. 21-6 (1st) Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................... 25/6 Position Starters Returning/Lost................................. 6/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................... 4/0 Series Record vs. Memphis ............................................ 0-0

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 53-16 2006 ACC Record (Finish) ..............................24-6 (1st) Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................16/14 Position Starters Returning/Lost..............................4/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................8/8 Series Record vs. Memphis .........................................0-0

Top Returnees Erik Huber(Sr., OF/1B, .404, 9 2B, 39 RBI) Mark Chagnon (Sr., OF, .380, 13 2B, 3 HR, 43 RBI) Brett Nommensen (So., OF, .325, 9 2B, 27 RBI, 11 SB) Chris Vaculik (Sr., P, 4.13, 5-7, 57 K, 8 SV) Alex Guttosch (Jr., P, 5-1, 32 K, 3 SV)

Top Returnees Joseph Edens (Jr., P/INF, 3.04, 2-1, 20 K, 11 SV) Josh Ehmke Jr., P, 3.15, 11-2, 108.2 IP, 132 K) Parker Gargis (Jr., P/1NF, .396, 15 2B, 5 HR, 55 RBI) John Morgan (So., OF, .306, 11 2B, 3 HR, 16 RBI) Louis Rojas (Jr., 1B, .309, 11 2B, 5 HR, 42 RBI)

Top Returnees Brad Chalk (Jr., OF, .353, 9 2B, 4 3B, 20 RBI, 18 SB) Stan Widmann (Jr., SS, .307, 12 2B, 30 RBI, 15 SB) Andy D’Alessio (Sr., 1B, .312, 15 2B, 23 HR, 85 RBI) Taylor Harbin (Jr., INF, .319, 20 2B, 9 HR, 47 RBI, 13 SB) Daniel Moskos (Jr., LHP, 2.52, 5-5, 54 K, 10 SV)

Coaching Information Head Coach...................................................Jack Leggett Record at Clemson (Seasons) .....608-259 (13 Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .............985-549 (27 Seasons) Assistant Coaches................................ Kevin O’Sullivan ............................................. Tom Riginos, Toby Bicknell

2007 Opponents Illinois State

Middle Tennessee March 20-21 at Memphis 6:30 p.m., 4 p.m.

March 23-25 at Greenville, N.C. 7 p.m., 6 p.m., 11 a.m.

Location ..........................................................Normal, Ill. Enrollment ..............................................................20,261 Nickname ............................................................Redbirds Colors ........................................................Red and White Conference .............................................. Missouri Valley First Year of Baseball ...............................................1890

Location ............................................. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Enrollment ................................................................. 22,863 Nickname .........................................................Blue Raiders Colors ............................................... Royal Blue and White Conference ..............................................................Sun Belt First Year of Baseball .................................................. 1912

Location .................................................. Greenville, N.C. Enrollment ..............................................................23,164 Nickname ................................................................Pirates Colors ..................................................... Purple and Gold Conference ............................................Conference USA First Year of Baseball ............................................... 1951

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ................Redbird Field (1,500) Dimensions ...................................330-375-400-375-330 Press Box Phone ........................................309.438.3504

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ............Reese Smith Field (2,600) Dimensions ......................................330-365-390-365-330 Press Box Phone ........................................... 615.898.2117

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ..... Clark-LeClair Stadium (3,000) Dimensions ...................................................320-390-320 Press Box Phone ........................................ 252.328.0068

Coaching Information Head Coach................................................ Jim Brownlee Record at Illinois State (Seasons) .....90-123 (Four Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ......... 791-723-5 (27 Seasons) Assistant Coaches..................................... Tim Brownlee ................................................ Seth Kenny, Mike Current

Coaching Information Head Coach..................................................Steve Peterson Record at Middle Tennessee (Seasons) ...604-474-2 (19 Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .............757-570-2 (25 Seasons) Assistant Coaches........................................ ...Jim McGuire ........................................... Mike McLaury, Luis Rodriguez

Coaching Information Head Coach................................................. Billy Godwin Record at East Carolina (Seasons) ... 33-26 (One Season) Career Record (Seasons) ....... 295-111 (Seven Seasons) Assistant Coaches.......................................... Link Jarrett .............................................. Bill Jarman, Ben Sanderson

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 20-33 2006 Missouri Valley Record (Finish) .....10-14 (T-7th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................18/11 Position Players Returning/Lost...............................9/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................4/3 Series Record vs. Memphis .......................................4-19

Team Information 2006 Record .................................................................30-25 2006 Sun Belt Record (Finish) ........................ 10-13 (6th) Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................23/10 Starters Returning/Lost ................................................ 4/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................. 12/3 Series Record vs. Memphis ........................................31-34

Team Information 2006 Record ..............................................................33-26 2006 C-USA Record (Finish) ....................... 10-14 (6th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................17/8 Starters Returning/Lost ............................................. 6/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................ 8/5 Series Record vs. Memphis .........................................6-9

Top Returnees Kevin Dubler (So., C, .259, 4 HR, 25 RBI) Jesse Griswold (Sr., 1B, .299, 3 HR, 38 RBI) Ryan Anetsberger (Jr., 3B, .327, 25 RBI) Matt Bolt (Sr., OF, .268, 2 HR, 34 RBI) Eric Theisen (2005) (Jr., RHP, 6-0, 3.00 ERA, 57 K, 3 SV)

Top Returnees Tyler Copeland (Sr., P, 7-4, 4.45, 34 K) Nathan Hines (Jr., OF, .263, 6 2B, 3 HR, 20 RBI) Wayne Kendrick (Sr., INF, .324, 9 2B, 4 3B, 2 HR, 32 RBI Matt Scott (Sr., P, 7-4, 3.88, 92.2 IP, 58 K) Adam Warren (Sr., OF, .302, 7 2B, 4 3B, 5 HR, 43 RBI, 13 SB)

Top Returnees Harrison Eldridge (.336, 13 2B, 2 HR, 26 RBI, 12 SB) Shane Mathews (Jr., RHP, 4.73 ERA, 5-3, 75 K) Dale Mollenhauer (Jr., SS, .292, 11 2B, 7 HR, 30 RBI) T.J. Hose (Jr., RHP, 3.88 ERA, 3-4, 51 K) Brandon Henderson (So., OF, .326, 9 2B, 4 HR, 24 RBI)

March 13-14 at Memphis 4 p.m.

Mississippi State

Southern Miss

East Carolina

Tulane

March 27-28 at Starkville, Miss. 6:30 p.m.

March 30-April 1 at Memphis 6:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 1 p.m.

April 6-8 at New Orleans, La. 6:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 1 p.m.

Location ................................................... Starkville, Miss. Enrollment ..............................................................16,206 Nickname ............................................................Bulldogs Colors .................................................Maroon and White Conference .....................................SEC (West Division) First Year of Baseball ...............................................1885

Location .................................................Hattiesburg, Miss. Enrollment ................................................................. 16,050 Nickname .....................................................Golden Eagles Colors .......................................................... Black and Gold Conference ...............................................Conference USA First Year of Baseball .................................................. 1913

Location ............................................... New Orleans, La. Enrollment ..............................................................10,318 Nickname ......................................................Green Wave Colors .................................... Olive Green and Sky Blue Conference ........................................... Conference USA First Year of Baseball ...............................................1893

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ................... Dudy Noble Field, ....................................... Polk-Dement Stadium (15,000) Dimensions ...................................330-376-390-374-326 Press Box Phone ........................................662.325.3776

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ..........................Pete Taylor Park/ .....................................................Hill Denson Field (3,678) Dimensions ......................................340-365-400-365-340 Press Box Phone ........................................... 601.266.5684

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ............. Turchin Stadium (4,200) Dimensions .................................................. 325-400-325 Press Box Phone ........................................504.862.8224

Coaching Information Head Coach........................................................Ron Polk Record at Mississippi St. (Seasons).... 1,078-535-2 (27 seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .......1,312-647-2 (33 seasons) Assistant Coaches.........Russ McNickle, Tommy Raffo ...................................................................... Wade Hedges

Coaching Information Head Coach....................................................Corky Palmer Record at Southern Miss (Seasons) ..337-210 (Nine seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ............................................ Same Assistant Coaches..............................................Scott Berry ....................................... Lane Burroughs, Graham Martin

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 37-23 2006 SEC Record (Finish) ...12-17 (5th SEC West; 9th Overall) Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................17/9 Position Players Returning/Lost...............................5/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost ..........................................10/5 Series Record vs. Memphis .................................... 42-20

Team Information 2006 Record .................................................................39-23 2006 C-USA Record (Finish) ....................... 13-11 (T-4th) Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................17/10 Starters Returning/Lost ................................................ 5/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................... 7/7 Series Record vs. Memphis ........................................42-35

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 43-21 2006 C-USA Record (Finish) ...................................15-9 Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................23/9 Starters Returning/Lost .............................................8/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................8/5 Series Record vs. Memphis .................................... 35-27

Top Returnees Jeffrey Rea (Sr., 2B/OF, .372, 12 2B, 2 HR, 27 RBI, 14 SB) Edward Easley (Jr., C/3B, .336, 18 2B, 4 HR, 42 RBI) Brian LaNinfa (Sr., 1B/OF, .304, 11 2B, 10 HR, 46 RBI) Matt Lea (So., RHP, 2.01 ERA, 5-1, 26 K) Mitch Moreland (Jr., 1B/LHP, .319, 8 2B, 5 HR, 23 RBI)

Top Returnees Ryan Belanger (Sr., RHP, 3.82 ERA, 8-3, 62 K, 1 SV) Barry Bowden (Jr., RHP, 4.37 ERA, 3-2, 48 K) Brian Dozier (So., SS, .368, 8 2B, 4 3B, 3 HR, 39 RBI, 11SB) Michael Ewing (So., 1B, .313, 15 2B, 8 HR, 41 RBI) Trey Sutton (Jr., 2B, .375, 14 2B, 4 HR, 32 RBI)

Top Returnees Brad Emaus (Jr., 2B, .289, 17 2B, 6 HR, 45 RBI) Tim Guidry (Sr., DH, .333, 12 2B, 3 HR, 39 RBI) Daniel Latham (Sr., RHP, 5-3, 4.75, 41 K, 14 SV) Warren McFadden (So., RF, .382, 24 2B, 2 3B, 1 HR, 50 RBI) Sean Morgan (Jr., RHP, 8-6, 3.51, 118.0 IP, 125 K)

Coaching Information Head Coach......................................................Rick Jones Record at Tulane (Seasons)..... 566-258-1 (14 Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ......... 842-347-2 (21 Seasons) Assistant Coaches............ Mark Kingston, Chad Sutter ..........................................Luke Weatherford, Billy Mohl

2007 Opponents Murray State

UAB

Austin Peay

April 10 at Murray, Ky. • 3 p.m. April 11 at Memphis • 6:30 p.m.

May 13-15 at Birmingham, Ala. 7 p.m., 7 p.m., 1 p.m.

April 17 at Memphis • 6:30 p.m. April 18 at Clarksville, Tenn. • 6 p.m.

Location ..........................................................Murray, Ky. Enrollment ..............................................................10,304 Nickname ................................................Thoroughbreds Colors ....................................................... Navy and Gold Conference .................................................... Ohio Valley First Year of Baseball ...............................................1928

Location .................................................. Birmingham, Ala. Enrollment ................................................................. 16,697 Nickname .................................................................. Blazers Colors .................................... Forest Green and Old Gold Conference ...............................................Conference USA First Year of Baseball .................................................. 1979

Location ................................................Clarksville, Tenn. Enrollment ................................................................9,207 Nickname ........................................................ Governors Colors ........................................................Red and White Conference .................................................... Ohio Valley First Year of Baseball ...............................................1931

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) .................... Reagan Field (500) Dimensions ...................................330-375-400-375-330 Press Box Phone .......... 270.762.5650 or 270.227.7669

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) .......Jerry D. Young Memorial Field (1,000) Dimensions ......................................330-370-400-360-330 Press Box Phone ........................................... 205.934.0200

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ...Raymond C. Hand Park (1,500) Dimensions ...................................319-373-392-365-327 Press Box Phone ........................................931.221.7155

Coaching Information Head Coach.............................................Rob McDonald Record at Murray State (Seasons)..60-106 (Three seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .........................................Same Assistant Coaches........... Paul Wyczawski, Brian Hicks

Coaching Information Head Coach......................................................Brian Shoop Record at UAB (Seasons) ............................... First Season Career Record (Seasons) ............. 692-307-1 (17 seasons) Assistant Coaches......................................... Doug Kovash ...................................................... Perry Roth, Jared Walker

Coaching Information Head Coach...............................................Gary McClure Record at Austin Peay (Seasons)... 561-522 (20 seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .........................................Same Assistant Coaches...........Ryan Edwards, Jake Peterson

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 15-40 2006 OVC Record (Finish)............................8-19 (10th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................15/11 Position Players Returning/Lost.............................11/6 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................6/4 Series Record vs. Memphis .................................... 30-58

Team Information 2006 Record .................................................................19-38 2006 C-USA Record (Finish) ............................... 6-18 (8th) Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................21/11 Position Players Returning/Lost................................ 13/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................... 7/8 Series Record vs. Memphis ........................................35-26

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 32-27 2006 OVC Record (Finish) ...........................14-13 (5th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................17/13 Position Players Returning/Lost.............................8/10 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................6/7 Series Record vs. Memphis .................................... 18-25

Top Returnees Seth Hudson (Sr., INF, .385, 4 2B, 3 3B, 14 RBI) Tyler Owen (So., INF, .251, 16 2B, 2 HR, 24 RBI) Tyler Pittman (Sr., OF, .267, 21 2B, 2 HR, 35 RBI) Jamie Leidolf (Sr., RHP/OF, .327, 4 2B, 16 RBI) Jason Payton (Sr., C, .285, 4 2B, 3 3B, 7 HR, 31 RBI)

Top Returnees J.R. Bond (Sr., OF, .276, 9 2B, 1 HR, 13 RBI) Levi Patmon (Sr., OF, 7 2B, 2 HR, 17 RBI) Steven Turner (Sr., OF, .304, 7 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR, 21 RBI, 13 SB) Jimbo Crew (Jr., RHP, 4.07 ERA, 6-4, 2 CG, 49 K) Danny Sawyer (Sr., C, .305, 16 2B, 7 HR, 47 RBI)

Top Returnees Shawn Kelley (Sr., RHP, 3.30 ERA, 5-6, 95.1 IP, 89 K) Matt Reynolds (Sr., LHP, 4.27 ERA, 4-4, 45 K) Ryan Gilboy (So., INF/OF, .366, 5 HR, 54 RBI) Jake Lane (Sr., 1B, .265, 4 HR, 34 RBI) Jacob Crass (Sr., DH, .321, 1 HR, 14 RBI)

Marshall

Southeast Missouri

UCF

April 20-22 at Memphis 6:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 1 p.m.

April 24-25 at Cape Girardeau, Mo. 6 p.m., 4 p.m.

May 4-6 at Memphis 6:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 1 p.m.

Location ................................................Huntington, W.V. Enrollment ..............................................................16,551 Nickname ............................................ Thundering Herd Colors ....................................................Green and White Conference ........................................... Conference USA First Year of Baseball ...............................................1896

Location .............................................Cape Girardeau, Mo. Enrollment ................................................................. 10,477 Nickname ............................................................Red hawks Colors ............................................................ Red and Black Conference ........................................................Ohio Valley First Year of Baseball .................................................. 1959

Location ...................................................... Orlando, Fla. Enrollment ............................................................. 47,000 Nickname ...............................................Golden Knights Colors .......................................................Black and Gold Conference ........................................... Conference USA First Year of Baseball ...............................................1973

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) .................... Capaha Field (2,000) Dimensions ......................................................335-400-335 Press Box Phone ........................................... 573.651.9139

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity ..........Jay Bergman Field (1,980) Dimensions ...................................325-370-400-370-325 Press Box Phone .....................................407.UCF.HITS

Coaching Information Head Coach......................................................Gary Hogan Record at SEMO (Seasons) ........355-298-1 (12 Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .............740-555-3 (25 Seasons) Assistant Coaches...............Jeff Dodson, Chris Cafalone

Coaching Information Head Coach.................................................. Jay Bergman Record at UCF (Seasons) .........940-543-3 (24 seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .......1,156-656-3 (30 seasons) Assistant Coaches........................................Craig Cozart ............................................... Bryan Peters, Rich Wallace

Team Information 2006 Record .................................................................23-33 2006 OVC Record (Finish) .............................. 11-16 (6th) Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................13/12 Position Players Returning/Lost................................ 10/7 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................... 5/5 Series Record vs. Memphis ........................................17-26

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 23-33 2006 C-USA Record (Finish) .......................... 5-19(9th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................18/11 Position Players Returning/Lost...............................9/8 Pitchers Returning/Lost ..........................................11/6 Series Record vs. Memphis .........................................0-3

Top Returnees Omar Padilla (Sr., 2B, .340 BA, 4 HR, 25 RBI) Dustin Pritchett (Sr., OF, .319 BA, 2 HR, 22 RBI) Daniel Schuh (So., OF, .274 BA, 2 HR, 22 RBI) Josh Parham (Sr., LHP, 2-2, 4.14 ERA, 39K, 3 SV) Asif Shah (Sr., LHP, 2-3, 5.95 ERA, 52 K)

Top Returnees Tyson Auer (Jr., OF. .323, 5 2B, 6 3B, 2 HR, 28 RBI, 17 SB) Mitch Houck (So., LHP, 3-4, 4.24 ERA, 70 K) Eric Kallstrom (So., INF, .235, 6 2B, 4 HR, 21 RBI) Steve Stropp (So., C, .295, 5 2B, 9 3B, 5 HR, 25 RBI) Kiko Vazquez (So., 1B, .247, 11 2B, 4 HR, 21 RBI)

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) . University Heights Field (1,000) ......................................Appalachian Power Park (4,500) Dimensions ......................UHF - 320-365-380-365-320 .............................................APP - 360-369-400-359-320 Press Box Phone ........................................614.288.4942 *C-USA games only Coaching Information Head Coach.............................................. Jeff Waggoner Record at Marshall (Seasons) .......................First Season Career Record (Seasons) .........................................Same Assistant Coaches.............. Tim Adkins, Tim Donnelly Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 22-32 2006 C-USA Record (Finish)..............................6-18 (7th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................16/14 Position Players Returning/Lost...............................9/7 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................8/9 Series Record vs. Memphis .........................................0-3 Top Returnees Brendan Murphy (Sr., DH, .315, 19 2B, 15 HR, 70 RBI) Jeremy Slone (Jr., RHP, 5.18 ERA, 3-8, 2 CG, 51 K) Brit Vincent (Sr., OF, .301, 15 2B, 3 HR, 21 RBI) Brian Chrisman (Jr., LHP, 9.13 ERA, 3-7, 59 K) Tommy Johnson (Jr., C, .382, 1 HR, 10 RBI)

2007 Opponents Arkansas State

Houston

Rice

May 8 at Jonesboro, Ark. • 6:30 p.m. May 9 at Memphis, Tenn. • 6:30 p.m.

May 11-13 at Memphis 6:30 p.m., 2 p.m., 1 p.m.

May 17-19 at Houston 7 p.m., 7 p.m., 2 p.m.,

Location ...................................................Jonesboro, Ark. Enrollment ..............................................................10,776 Nickname .............................................................. Indians Colors .................................................... Scarlet and Black Conference .......................................................... Sun Belt First Year of Baseball ...............................................1948

Location ......................................................Houston, Texas Enrollment ................................................................. 35,400 Nickname ................................................................ Cougars Colors ................ Scarlet and White with Navy Blue Trim Conference ...............................................Conference USA First Year of Baseball .................................................. 1947

Location ...................................................Houston, Texas Enrollment ................................................................ 4,971 Nickname .................................................................. Owls Colors ......................................................... Blue and Gray Conference ............................................Conference USA First Year of Baseball ............................................... 1913

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ..... Tomlinson Stadium (1,000) Dimensions ...................................335-375-400-375-335 Press Box Phone ........................................870.972.3383

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) .................... Cougar Field (3,500) Dimensions ......................................330-375-390-375-330 Press Box Phone ........................................... 713.743.0840

Stadium Information Home Field (Capacity) ................ Reckling Park (4,500) Dimensions ...................................330-375-400-375-330 Press Box Phone ........................................ 713.348.4931

Coaching Information Head Coach............................................Keith Kessinger Record at Arkansas State (Seasons) ..108-112 (Four Saeasons) Career Record (Seasons) ............174-159 (Six Seasons) Assistant Coaches..........................................Chris Berry .................................................Chris Cook, Mike Sirianni

Coaching Information Head Coach...................................................Raynor Noble Record at Houston (Seasons) .........495-305 (12 seasons) Career Record (Seasons) ............................................ Same Assistant Coaches.............................................Kirk Blount ........................................................Sean Allen, Jorge Garza

Coaching Information Head Coach............................................. Wayne Graham Record at Rice (Seasons) ............. 684-270 (15 Seasons) Career Record (Seasons) .......... 1,259-383 (26 Seasons) Assistant Coaches......................................... Mike Taylor ........................................ David Pierce, Patrick Hallmark

Team Information 2006 Record ............................................................. 22-30 2006 Sun Belt Record (Finish) .......................7-16 (7th) Lettermen Returning/Lost ......................................11/9 Position Starters Returning/Lost..............................4/6 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................7/6 Series Record vs. Memphis ...............................52-105-2

Team Information 2006 Record .................................................................39-22 2006 C-USA Record (Finish) ........................... 18-6 (2nd) Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................15/17 Position Players Returning/Lost................................ 8/11 Pitchers Returning/Lost ............................................... 8/6 Series Record vs. Memphis ..........................................25-5

Team Information 2006 Record ..............................................................57-13 2006 C-USA Record (Finish) ..........................22-2 (1st) Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................17/12 Position Players Returning/Lost.............................14/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost ..........................................11/4 Series Record vs. Memphis .........................................4-0

Top Returnees Josh Yates (Sr., DH, .376, 23 2B, 62 RBI, 13 HR) Tyler Doke (Sr., OF, .336, 14 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 21 RBI, 11 SB) Tim Egart (Sr., RHP, 4.23 ERA, 6-4, 40 K, 5 SV) Joel Boeschen (Sr., LHP, 6.94 ERA, 3-7, 70.0 IP, 70 K) Drew Rogers (So., C, .230, 7 2B, 6 HR, 16 RBI)

Top Returnees Ricky Hargrove (Jr., RHP, 3.31 ERA, 8-6, 100.2 IP, 82 K) Luis Flores (So., C/RHP, 3.00 ERA, 6-3, 67 K) Jake Stewart (Sr., OF, .321, 15 2B, 7 HR, 33 RBI, 13 SB) Josh Stirneman (Sr., 1B, .315, 7 2B, 3 3B, 7 HR, 25 RBI) Bryan Tully (Jr., OF, .322, 14 2B, 6 HR, 28 RBI)

Top Returnees Cole St.Clair (Jr., LHP, 7-2, 1.82 ERA, 100 K, 11 SV, .151 OPP BA) Joe Savery (Jr., .335, 20 2B, 9 HR, 66 RBI) Brian Friday (Jr., SS, .353, 22 2B, 3 3B, 9 HR, 57 RBI, 17 SB) Bobby Bell (Jr., RHP, 4.17 ERA, 8-0, 61 K, 3 SV) Aaron Luna (So., INF, .322, 13 2B, 16 HR, 50 RBI)

Conference USA Championships

Tulane to Host 2007 C-USA Baseball Championship The 2007 C-USA Baseball Championship is slated for May 23-27 in New Orleans. The event will be hosted by Tulane University at the newly constructed Turchin Stadium. Eight of the league’s nine teams will participate in the tournament, which will open with four, first-round games on Wednesday, May 23. The championship game will take place on Sunday, May 27 and will be televised by CSTV.

Schedule Wed., May 23 Game 1 .......................................................9 a.m. Game 2 ...............................................12:30 p.m. Game 3 ...................................................... 4 p.m. Game 4 ................................................. 7:30 p.m. Thurs., May 24 Game 5 .......................................................9 a.m. Game 6 ...............................................12:30 p.m. Game 7 ...................................................... 4 p.m. Game 8 ................................................. 7:30 p.m. Fri., May 25 Game 9 ...................................................... 3 p.m. Game 10 ............................................... 6:30 p.m. Sat., May 26 Game 11 .....................................................9 a.m. Game 12 .............................................12:30 p.m. Game 13 ........................... 4 p.m. (if necessary) Game 14 ...................... 7:30 p.m. (if necessary) Sun., May 27 Championship Game............................... 1 p.m.

Turchin Stadium Scheduled to open in April 2007, the new Turchin Stadium will feature a grandstand designed of structural steel and a new FieldTurf playing surface. Chairback seating will be nearly triple that of the original Turchin while private suites, an open-air club suite, a partially covered seating area and a new press box all highlight the new facility. Dedicated on the eve of March 11, 1991, Turchin Stadium has played host to the 1992 Metro Conference Tournament as well as the 1997 and 2003 C-USA Tournaments and the 2001 NCAA New Orleans Regional. Homefield advantage came into play in all three tournaments as the Green Wave won the 1992 and 2001 tournaments while advancing to the semifinals in 1997 and the finals in 2003. The grandstand, which currently has more than 300 chair-back seats and backed benches, can hold in excess of 2,500 fans. Room also exists down each foul line for a total seating capacity of 3,500. The park measures 325 down the lines, 370 to the power alleys and 400 feet to straight-away center. The fence is eight-feet high in right and left field, and rises to 12 feet in centerfield. Lights were added in 1991 with eight banks of between 22 and 30 lights illuminating Turchin Stadium. Also new to the stadium in 1991 was the addition of permanent seating, a luxury box, a press box and a state-of-the-art computerized scoreboard.

All-Time Record vs. Opponents Opponents by the Numbers Category School Numbers Most Wins ............Arkansas State................. 105 ................................Murray State .......................58 ................................Louisville ............................52 ................................Ole Miss ..............................52 Most Losses .........Ole Miss ..............................86 ................................Arkansas State....................52 ................................Southern Miss ....................42 ................................Mississippi State ................42 ................................Florida State .......................40 Most Games .........Arkansas State................. 159 Oldest Rivalry ......Ole Miss .......... 1915 (91 yrs.) ................................Arkansas State........................ # of Opponents............................................. 152 Best Winning % (min. 20 games)......................... ................................UT-Martin ...........900 (27-3) # of Games ................................................ 2,478 vs. Tennessee Schools .........................232-125-3 School W-L-T YEARS Air Force............................ 8-5 .......... 1992-03, 05 Akron ............................ 0-0 ..................2007 UAB .............................. 26-35 .........1992-06 Alabama ............................. 5-11 .. 1971-84, 2005-06 Alabama State ................... 1-0 .................1952-52 Arizona State..................... 0-2 ............1976, 2004 Arkansas ............................ 10-16-1 .........1964-03 Arkansas-Little Rock ....... 39-12 .... 1968-03, 05-06 Arkansas-Pine Bluff ........ 4-0 .................1998-99 Arkansas College .............. 5-7-1..............1923-27 Arkansas State............... 105-52-2....1915-06 Army .................................. 7-1 .................1992-01 Army ABU 846................. 2-0 .................1948-49 Auburn ............................... 4-5 .................1974-78 Austin Peay State .......... 25-18 .........1979-06 Baylor ................................. 2-4 .................1996-97 Belhaven ............................ 4-0 .................1989-94 Bellarmine College ........... 2-0 .................1968-70 Belmont ............................. 2-0 ...................... 1965 Bethel College ................... 5-7 .................1924-62 Bradley ............................... 8-12 ...............1967-75 Brown................................. 4-2 .................1972-75 BYU .............................. 0-0 ..................2007 Cal State Fullerton ........... 0-1 ...................... 1994 Cal State Northridge ........ 1-0 ...................... 2004 Carroll College .................. 2-0 ...................... 1975 Centenary College ............ 2-2 .................1960-63 Central Arkansas .............. 4-0 ...................... 1986 UCF .............................. 3-0 ..................2006 Central Michigan .............. 4-6 .................1966-70 Charlotte ............................ 12-15 ........ 1987-2005 Univ. of Chicago .............. 2-0 .................1951-61 Christian Brothers ............ 13-2 ...............1918-89 Cincinnati .......................... 51-28 ........ 1962-2005 Clemson ........................ 0-0 ..................2007 Cornell ............................... 2-0 ...................... 1973 Connecticut ....................... 0-2 ............1999, 2005 Cumberland....................... 1-1 ...................... 1996 David Lipscomb ............... 7-4-1..............1934-01 Davidson College ............. 1-0 ...................... 1987 Dayton ............................... 13-2 ...............1994-99 DePauw.............................. 2-0 .................1955-56 Delta State ......................... 37-18 .............1933-80 Drake.................................. 1-0 ...................... 1972 East Carolina ................ 6-9 .............2002-06 East Tennessee State........ 1-0 .......................1978

All-Time Records vs. C-USA Schools School W-L-T YEARS UAB .............................26-35 .......... 1992-2006 UCF .............................3-0 ......................... 2006 East Carolina..............6-9 ................... 2002-06 Houston ......................5-25............. 1997-2006 Marshall ......................3-0 ......................... 2006 Rice ..............................0-4 ......................... 2006 Southern Miss ............35-42 .......... 1975-2006 Tulane..........................27-35 .......... 1976-2006 Overall Record .................................... 105-150

School W-L-T YEARS Eastern Illinois .............. 9-2 ............... 1983-01 Eastern Michigan ............. 2-1 .................... 1996-99 Evansville .......................... 7-7-1................. 1988-99 Florence State ................... 5-7 .................... 1952-59 Florida State ...................... 14-40 ................ 1977-90 Georgia Tech..................... 4-1 .................... 1966-77 Hanover College ............... 2-0 .................... 1958-59 Harding .............................. 6-1 .................... 1986-93 Hope College .................... 6-0 .................... 1963-66 Houston ........................ 5-25 ......... 1997-2006 Howard .............................. 7-2 .................... 1962-64 Illinois ................................ 6-2 .................... 1948-88 Illinois College .................. 1-0 ..........................1992 Illinois State .................. 19-4 ............. 1972-93 Illinois Wesleyan ............... 4-0 .................... 1964-89 Indiana State ..................... 4-3 ....1976-92, 2004-05 Indiana ......................... 2-2 ...........1974, 2005 Iowa .................................... 3-2 .................... 1975-97 Jacksonville ........................ 2-0 ..........................1974 James Madison .................. 2-0 ..........................1981 Kansas State ...................... 10-3 .................. 1960-86 Kentucky ........................... 0-2 ............... 1995, 2004 LaCrosse State .................. 1-0 ..........................1971 Lambuth ............................ 19-3-1 .............. 1927-87 Lawrence College ............. 3-0 .................... 1971-74 Lincoln Memorial ............. 1-0 ..........................1989 Livingston .......................... 0-1 ..........................1989 Louisiana-Monroe ............ 0-3 ..........................2000 Louisiana State .................. 1-9 .................... 1964-75 Louisiana Tech .................. 9-10 .................. 1935-89 Louisville ........................... 52-23 ................ 1967-04 MacMurray College.......... 4-0 .................... 1973-92 Marshall ....................... 3-0 .....................2006 McKendree College ......... 3-0 ..........................1964 Miami (Fla.) ....................... 0-2 ..........................1974 Middle Tennessee .......... 34-31 ....... 1983-2006 Millikin ............................... 6-0 .................... 1975-78 Minnesota .......................... 1-1 ..........................1976 Ole Miss ........................ 52-86-1.... 1915-2006 Mississippi College ........... 9-1 .................... 1954-66 Mississippi State ............ 20-42 ....... 1950-2006 Mississippi Valley State .... 2-0 ..........................2006 Missouri ............................. 4-6 ....1959-61, 2004-05 Missouri-St. Louis ............ 2-2 .................... 1970-77 Missouri Baptist ................ 1-0 ..........................1979 Morehead State ................. 10-2 .................. 1979-99

School W-L-T YEARS Murray State ................. 58-30 .... 1929-2006 Navy ................................... 7-3 ....1992-02, 04, 06 NATTC.............................. 5-12-1 ...........1949-59 New Mexico St. ................ 2-0 ...................... 1971 Nicholls State .................... 3-5 ..1990-91, 2005-06 North Alabama ................. 3-1 ...................... 1993 North Carolina ................. 1-1 ...................... 1978 North Dakota ................... 8-1 .................1964-70 North Park College .......... 2-0 ...................... 1976 Northeast Louisiana......... 9-5 .................1960-99 Northeastern Illinois........ 9-1 .................1969-85 Northern lowa ............... 2-0 ..................1990 NW Missouri St. ............... 1-0 ...................... 1987 Northwestern St. .............. 1-0 ...................... 1994 Northwestern.................... 8-4 .................1966-71 Notre Dame ...................... 9-10 ....1954-00, 2006 Ohio State.......................... 4-1 .................1977-00 Oklahoma ......................... 1-0 ...................... 2006 Oklahoma St. .................... 1-4 ............... 1991- 02 Providence College .......... 1-0 ...................... 1974 Quincy College ................. 9-1 .................1959-69 Rhodes College ................. 29-9 ...............1927-92 Rice ............................... 0-4 ..................2006 Rollins College .................. 1-0 ...................... 1964 Rutgers ............................... 2-0 ...................... 1973 St. Francis .......................... 3-0 ...................... 1974 Saint Louis ......................... 42-25-1 .... 1957-2005 St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (Ill.) ................... 2-1 .................1958-85 St. Olaf College ................ 7-0 .................1972-81 St. Xavier (Ill.) ................... 2-0 ...................... 1980 Samford ........................ 0-0 ..................2007 South Alabama ................. 10-11 .............1977-95 South Carolina .................. 2-9 .................1981-90 USF..................................... 12-17 ........ 1996-2005 SE Missouri St............... 26-17 .. 1959-03, 06 Southern Illinois ............... 8-14 ...............1963-84 Southern Miss ............... 35-42 .... 1975-2006 Southern ............................ 2-0 ...................... 1981 SW Missouri St. ................ 2-2 .................1990-01 Southwestern La. .............. 4-1 ...................... 1985 Tennessee .......................... 20-9 ...............1919-95 UT-Martin .................... 27-3 ...... 1928-2006 Tennessee St. ..................... 5-0 .................1980-93 Tennessee Tech................. 23-7 ...............1963-90 TCU.................................... 1-7 ............ 1994-2005 Troy .................................... 0-3 ...................... 2006 Tulane ........................... 27-35 .... 1976-2006 Tulsa ................................... 3-8 .................1971-74 Union ................................. 30-15-1 .........1916-96 UNLV ................................ 0-3 ...................... 2003 Valparaiso .......................... 6-2 .................1948-77 Vanderbilt .......................... 18-26 .............1933-01 Villanova ............................ 0-1 ...................... 2002 Virginia Tech ..................... 9-4 .................1979-90 Wabash College ................ 1-2-1..............1953-55 Wake Forest ....................... 1-0 ...................... 2004 Washington (Mo.) ............. 7-5 .................. 1959-87 West Virginia ..................... 1-0 ...................... 1999 West Texas St. ................... 2-1 ...................... 1971 Western Illinois ................. 17-8-1 .... 1965-88, 04 Western Kentucky ............ 1-0 ...................... 1987 Western Michigan............. 1-1 ...................... 1976 Wheaton College .............. 1-2 .................1950-60 Wisconsin .......................... 0-3 .................1951-52 UW-Milwaukee ................. 1-0 ...................... 1972 Wisconsin State ................ 5-0 .................1974-75

Overall Record ...... 1,420-1,044-14

Opponent SID Directory Akron

Houston

Northern Iowa

Baseball Contact ................................Paul Warner SID Phone........................................330.972.2677 SID Fax.............................................330.374.8844 SID Email..........................pwarner@uakron.edu Athletic Website...................... www.GoZips.com

Baseball Contact ....................................Jeff Conrad SID Phone........................................... 713.743.9410 SID Fax................................................ 713.743.9411 SID Email............................ jaconrad@mail.uh.edu Athletic Website................... www.UHcougars.com

Baseball Contact ................................ Kara Moran SID Phone.........................................319.273.5455 SID Fax..............................................319.273.3602 SID Email............................kara.moran@uni.edu Athletic Website................ www.unipanthers.com

UAB

Illinois State

Baseball Contact ...........................Mark A. Vellek SID Phone........................................205.996.2576 SID Fax.............................................205.934.7505 SID Email.................................mvellek@uab.edu Athletic Website...................www.uabsports.com

Rice

Baseball Contact ................................Mike Williams SID Phone........................................... 309.438.3598 SID Fax................................................ 309.438.5634 SID Email.................................. mcwilli2@ilstu.edu Athletic Website.................. www.GoRedbirds.com

Baseball Contact ................................ John Sullivan SID Phone.........................................713.348.5636 SID Fax..............................................713.348.6019 .. SID Email...................................... jsully@rice.edu Athletic Website....................www.RiceOwls.com

Arkansas State

Indiana

Samford

Baseball Contact .............................Van Provence SID Phone........................................870.972.2541 SID Fax.............................................870.972.3367 SID Email.........................vprovence@astate.edu Athletic Website..................www.asuindians.com

Baseball Contact ..................................... Matt Brady SID Phone........................................... 812.856.0215 SID Fax................................................ 812.855.9401 SID Email............................. mlbrady@indiana.edu Athletic Website......................www.iuhoosiers.com

Baseball Contact ................................ Joey Mullins SID Phone.........................................205.726.2799 SID Fax...............................................205.7262545 SID Email....................... jmmulli1@samford.edu Athletic Website........... www.samfordsports.com

Austin Peay

Marshall

Southeast Missouri

Baseball Contact ..................................Cody Bush SID Phone........................................931.221.7561 SID Fax.............................................931.221.7562 SID Email.................................. bushc@apsu.edu Athletic Website ....www.apsu.edu/letsgopeay.com

Baseball Contact .................... Andy Fledderjohann SID Phone........................................... 304.696.4662 SID Fax................................................ 304.696.2325 SID Email................... fledderjohan@marshall.edu Athletic Website....................... www.herdzone.com

Baseball Contact .........................Nathan Saverino SID Phone.........................................573.651.2294 SID Fax..............................................573.651.2810 SID Email...................... ntsaverino1s@semo.edu Athletic Website................www.gosoutheast.com

BYU

Middle Tennessee

Southern Miss

Baseball Contact .............................. Ralph Zobell SID Phone........................................801.422.8948 SID Fax.............................................801.422.0633 SID Email........................ ralph_zobell@byu.edu Athletic Website............ www.BYUCougars.com

Baseball Contact ................................Jo Jo Freeman SID Phone........................................... 615.898.5270 SID Fax................................................ 615.898.5626 SID Email................................jfreeman@mtsu.edu Athletic Website.............www.GoBlueRaiders.com

Baseball Contact ............................ Mike Montoro SID Phone.........................................601.266.5947 SID Fax..............................................601.266.4507 SID Email................michael.montoro@usm.edu Athletic Website............ www.SouthernMiss.com

UCF

Ole Miss

UT-Martin

Baseball Contact ......................... Brian Ormiston SID Phone........................................407.823.2409 SID Fax.............................................407.823.5266 SID Email.................... bormiston@mail.ucf.edu Athletic Website............. www.UCFathletics.com

Baseball Contact ....................................Bill Bunting SID Phone........................................... 662.915.7522 SID Fax................................................ 662.915.7006 SID Email...........................wbunting@olemiss.edu Athletic Website................www.olemisssports.com

Baseball Contact ................................... Joe Lofaro SID Phone.........................................731.881.7632 SID Fax..............................................731.881.7624 SID Email...................................jlofaro@utm.edu Athletic Website...................www.utmsports.com

Clemson

Mississippi State

Tulane

Baseball Contact ......................... Brian Hennessy SID Phone........................................864.656.1921 SID Fax.............................................864.656.0299 SID Email....................... bhennes@clemson.edu Athletic Website............www.clemsontigers.com

Baseball Contact .......................................... Joe Dier SID Phone........................................... 662.325.8040 SID Fax................................................ 662.325.3600 SID Email..................jbdier@athletics.msstate.edu Athletic Website............www.MStateAthletics.com

Baseball Contact ............................. Richie Weaver SID Phone.........................................504.314.7232 SID Fax..............................................504.865.5512 SID Email............................. rweaver@tulane.edu Athletic Website........www.tulanegreenwave.com

East Carolina

Missouri

Conference USA

Baseball Contact ............................Malcolm Gray SID Phone........................................252.737.4522 SID Fax.............................................252.737.4528 SID Email........................... graym@mail.ecu.edu Athletic Website............... www.ECUpirates.com

Baseball Contact ................................... Josh Murray SID Phone........................................... 573.882.0711 SID Fax................................................ 573.882.4720 SID Email........................murrayjos@missouri.edu Athletic Website........................ www.mutigers.com

Baseball Contact ........................... Russ Anderson SID Phone.........................................214.774.1351 SID Fax..............................................214.496.0055 SID Email.........................rdanderson@c-usa.org Athletic Website........... www.conferenceusa.com

Eastern Illinois

Murray State

Baseball Contact .................................Ben Turner SID Phone........................................217.581.7020 SID Fax.............................................217.581.6434 SID Email............................... bwturner@eiu.edu Athletic Website............. www.EIUpanthers.com

Baseball Contact ................................... Daivd Snow SID Phone........................................... 271.809.3351 SID Fax................................................ 270.809.6814 SID Email.................davis.snow@murraystate.edu Athletic Website...................... www.GoRacers.com

2006 Year-In-Review

Top-50 Recruiting Class Pays Dividends, Tigers advance to C-USA Semifinals for first time since 2001 The 2006 baseball season will go down as one of the most impressive and productive seasons in Memphis baseball history. Armed with a Top-50 recruiting class that included 25 newcomers, five of which were junior college standouts, and four four-year transfers, head coach Daron Schoenrock and the Tigers posted over 30 wins for just the second time since 1995. Finishing with a 32-28 mark, the Tigers’ 19-game win turnaround tied for second-best in the country and tied for the best improvement in the program’s history. Inclement weather forced the postponement of the season opening series with Ohio, but it only made the Tigers that much hungrier for the season to get underway. Memphis immediately opened the eyes of the college baseball world jumping out to a 3-0 mark with key wins over NCAA participants Alabama, Oklahoma and Notre Dame in the first week of action. The season started with an impressive performance at Alabama as the Tigers needed just two runs in the first Adam Amar (left), K.K. Chalmers (center) and Scott McGregor (right) became the second Tigers trio to garner inning to win their sixth-straight season opener and to All-conference honors in a single season. hand the eventual NCAA top-seed Crimson Tide its first home shutout loss since April 21, 1995—a span of 379 games.

2006 Season Highlights

The road would only get tougher from there, as the Tigers took on NCAA Region host and top-seed Oklahoma in the Service Academies Spring Classic. Freshman hurler Scott McGregor struck out three, scattered three hits and allowed just one unearned run in six innings in his collegiate debut. The Tigers were no-hit through six innings, but managed to knot the score at 1-1 on an RBI in the seventh by Adam Amar. Amar then provided the late-inning heroics, driving home Kyle Norrid on a two-out single to centerfield in the bottom of the ninth inning to propel Memphis to a 2-1 comeback win over the Sooners. Memphis climbed to the top RPI spot on boydsworld.com with a 7-6 extra-inning triumph over Notre Dame. Junior pinch-hitter Joey Lieberman made his first Division I at-bat a memorable one, lifting the first pitch he saw over the left centerfield wall to give Memphis the win. Trailing 5-0 in the top of the sixth inning, the Tigers staged a furious comeback and trailed 5-4 with two outs in the top of the ninth inning. Junior Will Petersen lined an RBIdouble to left centerfield to tie the game to plate Ben Grisham and tie the contest. Lieberman would take care of the rest to improve Memphis to 3-0. Those three wins would anchor one of Memphis’ most productive offensive outputs ever, as the 2006 Tigers began the process of reviving the once-prominent program. “With the excitement of so many new players and the expectations that they brought, to open the season 3-0 was important for our team,” said Schoenrock. “It allowed our players to realize and understand that we could compete with the nation’s elite teams if we take care of the fundamental things that help win games.” A one-run loss to Navy landed the Tigers a runner-up finish in the SASC, but that did not hold the Schoenrock’s upstart crew down as they bounced back with a 9-7 win over UT-Martin and then took two out of three at Nicholls State to improve to 6-3. Robbie Goss and Will Petersen led a 21-hit Tiger attack with four hits each, as Memphis raced to a 17-4 win in the series finale at Nicholls The win clinched the Tigers’ first weekend series win since the final Conference USA weekend of the 2004 season when Memphis defeated Saint Louis, two-games-to-one. Memphis moved to 8-3 with a two-game sweep of Middle Tennessee, but then faltered, dropping three at the hands of Troy. The Trojans, who finished 45-15 and landed a No. 2 seed in the Tuscaloosa Regional, proved to be a tough customer for the Tigers, scoring 55 runs in the three-game series. The Tigers went 3-2 over the next five games leading into the Conference USA schedule. A win over Murray State and a two-game sweep over Southeast Missouri pushed them to 11-6. However, consecutive losses to Ole Miss and Arkansas State sent Memphis into the league slate on a low note. Despite the three big wins to open the season, Memphis knew it had a lot of work to do in league play. They went right to work in the C-USA opener against 14th-ranked Tulane. Amar jacked three home runs and drove in seven runs, while Scott McGregor struck out eight to hold the Green Wave to just four unearned runs as Memphis raced to an 11-4 win in the league opener. The win snapped a four-game losing streak to Tulane over the last two years. Tulane outscored Memphis 17-3 over the final two contests of the series to take the opening league weekend.

Tigers Clinch No. 4-Seed in C-USA Tournament Head coach Daron Schoenrock and the Memphis Tigers equaled the program’s best finish in Conference USA by winning each of its last six league games to finish the regular season CUSA slate with a 13-11 mark. The fourth-place finish equals that of the 1999 team. Memphis Returns to Postseason Play A season after notching just five wins in 30 C-USA contests, Schoenrock has Memphis back in postseason play for its first appearance in the C-USA Tournament since 2004 and just its second since 2000. Wow! What a Turnaround After finishing 13-42 in 2005, Schoenrock guided Memphis to a 32-28 regular-season finish. The 19game improvement tied for the second-highest in the country and tied the 2001 team’s 19-game turnaround for the best in Tiger baseball history. The 2001 Tigers finished 34-24 a year after going 15-37 in 1999. Here is a look at the top turnarounds the nation in 2006 and in Memphis Baseball history. School Increase 2006 2005 1. Navy 20 games 32-21-1 12-33-1 Jacksonville 20 games 23-31 43-19 2. Memphis 19 games 32-28 13-42 Saint Louis 19 games 32-26 13-40 Turnaround 19 games 19 games 17 games 17 games

Year 2006 2001 1993 1981

Record 32-28 34-24 42-15 48-11-1

Previous Yr 13-42 15-37 25-26 31-15

Tiger Clinch 30-Wins The 30 wins by the 2006 Tiges in the most since the 2001 squad posted 34 and just the second time since the 1995 season that a Memphis team has reached the 30-win plateau. Quality Wins Memphis put together an impressive string of wins against a solid list of opponents in 2006. The list

2006 Year-In-Review The Tigers rebounded the following weekend in Hattiesburg. A week after holding a powerful Tulane offense to four unearned tallies in a complete game triumph, freshman Scott McGregor posted another dominating performance, striking out seven to push Memphis to a 5-4 win over No. 20 Southern Miss. The win was McGregor’s second complete game win and game the Tigers their 13th win of the year—tying the 2005 win total. A ninthinning rally fell short in the second game of the series as Memphis lost 7-8, but the high octane offense showed up on Sunday’s series finale behind Joey Lieberman’s two home run outing. The Tigers hit four home runs and hammered out 15 hits and trumped the Golden Eagles 15-6 to win its first Conference USA series in two years. With the 15-6 win in the series finale at USM, Memphis began an eight-game win streak. Schoenrock and company reeled off wins against Arkansas-Little Rock and UT-Martin before hitting the road for a three-game league series at Marshall. The series opener was a battle, with Memphis finding itself behind 3-1 in the ninth inning. But shaky pitching from the Thundering Herd bullpen allowed Memphis to score three without the aid of a hit. A pair of walks and three hit batsmen knotted the game at 3-3 before K.K. Chalmers gave Memphis the 4-3 lead with a sac fly to rightfield. Josh Irvin came up with the eventual game-winning hit in the top of the 11th—a ground rule double to centerfielder. An eight-run third inning carried the Tigers to a 14-4 win in game two of the series. Memphis again used a ninthinning rally to send the game into extra innings, and then scored the game-winner in extra frames to complete a 9-8 extra-inning win and sweep of the Herd. Trailing 8-6 and down to its final two outs of regulation, Memphis staged a two-run rally to send the game to the bottom of the ninth. K.K. Chalmers got things going with a lined double to the left centerfield gap. Will Petersen made it a one-run game, 8-7, with a double to the rightfield corner. Bill Moss made it three-straight hits when he reached on an infield single and Kyle Norrid tied it up at 8-8 with a single through the left side. The Tigers won the game in the 10th when Alex Fennell’s RBI single up the middle plated Michael Murray. Memphis finished off the eight-game streak with wins over Murray State and Arkansas State. The streak was the longest such string in 12 years—since the 1994 Tigers reeled off 16-straight wins en route to an NCAA Regional appearance. “The eight-game win streak was when our players started getting comfortable in their roles,” Schoenrock said. The win streak quickly gave way to an eight-game losing streak. Memphis was swept by No. 2 Rice, No. 15 Mississippi State and No. 19 Houston to fall to 21-21. The 16-inning series finale at Houston was the longest in Memphis history since the Tigers battled to a 4-4 tie in 21 innings against the Evansville Aces on March 7, 1999. The contest also tied a Conference USA record for the longest game, taking 4:49 to play. The Tigers got back on track with a pair of routes over Mississippi Valley State. Memphis made it three in a row with a 9-4 series opening win against UAB, but a pair of lackluster performances in a Saturday doubleheader resulted a series loss to the Blazers. The losing streak was stretched to four games after the Tigers were swept in two games at Middle Tennessee. Memphis saved its best baseball for the final stretch of the season, winning its last six regular season C-USA games. The Tiger offense put its best three-game effort together at UCF, scoring 41 runs in the series. Scott McGregor tossed seven solid innings to post his sixth win of the season and was backed by a 20-hit performance from the offense. Behind a career-high 10 strikeouts from Philip Utley and 10 runs from the Memphis offense, Schoenrock’s bunch sealed an appearance in the C-USA Tournament. Memphis finished off the sweep with an 11-3 win in the series finale. The Tigers were primed for a matchup with rival Ole Miss in its next outing. Starter Lance Scoggins struck out two, allowed just two hits and held the 18th-ranked Rebels to one run through five innings, but was forced out

2006 Season Highlights includes a pair of conference foes and a trio of NCAA Tournament participants, including Regional hosts and top-seeds Oklahoma and Alabama. Opponent Alabama Oklahoma #22 Notre Dame #14 Tulane #20 Southern Miss

Score 2-0 2-1 7-6 (10) 11-4 5-4 15-6

Final Rank #9 (Sports Weekly) #9 (Baseball America) NR #21 (NCBWA) ARV (NCBWA)

What a Difference a Year Makes The Tigers numbers this year have been a huge improvement over it 2005 stats. The following is a comparison of last year’s stats for 55 games to this year’s stats for 52 contests. 2005-06 Stat Comparison Category 2005 2006 Diff. Average .262 .315 +53 pts. Hits 499 699 +200 Runs 295 453 +158 Doubles 89 130 +41 Home Runs 28 62 +34 RBI 254 413 +159 Strikeouts 460 435 -25 Stolen Bases 59-79 83-113 +24/+34 ERA 7.19 5.73 -1.46 Tigers Turn Seven DP’s vs. Murray State The Memphis defense accomplished a feat that had not been achieved since 2003, and had been pulled off just twice since 1985 en route to a 12-1 win over Murray State. The Tigers turned double plays in each of the first six innings and then again in the ninth to tie the NCAA record and set a new program mark with seven double plays in a single game. The seven double plays is a new Memphis baseball record and is just the fifth time the feat has been completed in NCAA history. Long Beach State was the last team to turn seven double plays, doing it in 2003. Prior to that, the last time seven double plays had been turned in a single game was back in 1985 when Old Dominion turned seven against Western Kentucky. Miami has recorded seven DP’s twice, back in 1976 and 1971. Amar Puts Up Big Numbers At .459, Memphis junior 1B Adam Amar finished with the third-highest single-season batting average ever in league games, just behind Rice junior shortstop Brian Friday , who hit .468. Here’s a look at C-USA’s all-time leaders: Avg. Player, School Season .476 Jarrod Bitter, Houston 1999 .468 Brian Friday, Rice 2006 .459 Adam Amar, Memphis 2006 .451 Goefrey Tomlinson, Houston 1997 .446 James Jurries, Tulane 2000 .445 Shayne Carnes, UAB 1998

Catch Me if You Can Sophomore speedster K.K. Chalmers has blazed the base paths this year, leading the team and CUSA with 37 stolen bases. The 37 bases swiped in a single-season are second all-time on Memphis’ single-season list. Chalmers had a string of 21-straight stolen bases without being caught snapped against Southern Miss. The Tiger centerfielder is third on the Tigers’ all-time stolen base list (54-for-60) in just two-year career after swiping 17-of-20 as a freshAbsent on the 2005 roster, juniors Bill Moss (left), Kyle Norrid (center) and Will Petersen (right) added a power- man. packed punch to the Memphis lineup. All thtree hit over .320 and combined to hit 60 doubles and 20 home runs.

2006 Year-In-Review 2006 Season Highs

Dusty Davis (left), Drew Jaudon (center) and Philip Utley (right) each ﬁnished the year with four wins. the contest when the game was delayed. Despite the rain delay the Tigers took a 5-4 lead into the bottom of the ninth before Ole Miss’ Zack Cozart came up with a three-run, walk-off homerun with one out in the final frame to give the Rebels a 7-5 victory. A game later it was Memphis’ turn to create late-game heroics as designated hitter Joey Lieberman lined a one-out, walk-off grand slam over the leftfield wall to give the Tigers a 9-6 win over East Carolina in the series opening contest. The Tigers secured a No. 5 seed with a 20-hit performance in a convincing 14-6 win in game two. Adam Amar led the Memphis offense with six hits, including the game-winning single in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Tigers posted an 11-10 come-from-behind win over East Carolina in the series finale. The Tigers slammed a season-high six home runs in the contest, including back-to-back-to-back homers for the first time in 23 years. “We felt like the way we finished the season over the last seven games of the regular season gave us confidence headed into the Conference USA tournament,” said Schoenrock. Memphis entered the C-USA Tournament as the No. 4 seed—equaling the program’s best finish in C-USA play. The Tigers were paired with its most common C-USA Tournament opponent in Southern Miss. The Golden Eagles jumped out to a 4-0 lead early and Memphis never recovered. They were held scoreless for eight innings before falling to the loser’s bracket in a 6-2 loss. They quickly bounced back behind the arm of McGregor. The freshman fanned seven and finished off his third complete-game win of the year, while shortstop Michael Murray went 3for-4 performance with three runs scored to lead No. 4 Memphis to a 13-2 seven-inning win over No. 8 UAB. That win set up quarterfinal rematch with Southern Miss. The momentum turned Memphis’ way when Amar drove a bases-loaded, bases-clearing double to the right centerfield gap. The Tigers never looked back as they rode an 8-5 victory into a semifinal matchup with the nation’s top team in Rice. Memphis fell behind 5-1 before Michael Murray cut the deficit to one run with a three-run triple. That would be as close as the Tigers were able to get as the Owls advanced with a 7-4 final to end the Tigers’ season. Murray and Will Petersen were each named to the All-Tournament team. “Heading into the tournament we were confident knowing that we had played with the teams in the field,” Schoenrock said. “We had the confidence that we could play well and have a good showing. When the dust settled after the loss to Rice, our players knew how close we were to being an NCAA Regional calibur team.”

New England Patriots Draft Gostkowski in Fourth Round University of Memphis pitcher and kicker Stephen Gostkowski was selected in the fourth round of the NFL Draft by the New England Patriots. He was the first kicker selected in the draft, and was the 118th pick. Gostkowski, who is the first Tiger kicker ever to be drafted, joined fellow U of M teammate tailback DeAngelo Williams, who was drafted by Carolina in the first round, marking the first time since 2003 that two Tigers had been drafted. A native of Madison, Miss., Gostkowski originally came to Memphis on a baseball scholarship, and worked as a two-sport athlete at the U of M until he was drafted. He has been a starter and a relief pitcher on the mound, and led the Tigers in strikeouts with 35 at the time he was drafted. He finished the season with a 6.00 ERA and 35 strikeouts. The 2005 C-USA Special Teams Player of the Year, Gostkowski wrapped up his baseball career with 164 strikeouts and ranked in the program’s top-10 with 236.2 innings pitched.

Team Batting At bats .......................................56, at Houston (Apr 23, 2006) Runs scored .................................... 20, at UCF (May 12, 2006) Hits ...................................21, at Nicholls State (Mar 05, 2006) ................................... 21, vs. Mississippi Valley (Apr 30, 2006) .......................................................... 21, at UCF (May 12, 2006) RBIs................................................. 17, at UCF (May 12, 2006) Doubles...............................6, vs. Murray State (Apr 11, 2006) Triples ......................... 2, vs. Southeast Missouri (Mar 17, 2006) Home runs ......................................6, vs. ECU (May 20, 2006) Total bases .....................................39, vs. ECU (May 20, 2006) Walks ..................................9, at Nicholls State (Mar 05, 2006) ...................................................... 9, at Houston (Apr 23, 2006) Strikeouts .......................... 13, vs. Notre Dame (Feb 25, 2006) Sac hits ............................................. 2, vs. Navy (Feb 26, 2006) ................................................. 2, Nicholls State (Mar 03, 2006) Sac flies ..............................3, at Nicholls State (Mar 05, 2006) ...............................................3, at Murray State (Mar 14, 2006) .............................................................3, at UCF (May 13, 2006) Stolen bases .................................6, at Marshall (Apr 08, 2006) Hit by pitch.....................................4, vs. Southeast Missouri (Mar 18, 2006) ............................................... 4, vs. Austin Peay (Mar 29, 2006) .......................................................4, at Marshall (Apr 07, 2006) Team Fielding Putouts ......................................47, at Houston (Apr 23, 2006) Assists .................................. 17, vs. UT-Martin (Feb 28, 2006) .....................................................17, at Marshall (Apr 07, 2006) Errors ................................................6, vs. Troy (Mar 12, 2006) DPs turned .........................7, vs. Murray State (Apr 11, 2006) Team Pitching Innings pitched .....................15.2, at Houston (Apr 23, 2006) Runs allowed ...................................22, vs. Rice (Apr 15, 2006) Earned runs.....................................20, vs. Rice (Apr 15, 2006) Walks allowed...................... 9, vs. Austin Peay (Mar 29, 2006) Strikeouts ........................................13, vs. Troy (Mar 10, 2006) Hits allowed.....................................27, vs. Rice (Apr 15, 2006) Doubles allowed .............................11, vs. Rice (Apr 15, 2006) Triples allowed ............................2, at Marshall (Apr 07, 2006) Homers allowed................................6, vs. Rice (Apr 16, 2006) Wild pitches.......................3, at Nicholls State (Mar 05, 2006) ...........................................................3, vs. UAB (May 06, 2006) ......................................3, at Middle Tennessee (May 09, 2006) Individual Batting At bats .................8, Will Petersen at Houston (Apr 23, 2006) Runs scored ............. 5, K.K. Chalmers at UCF (May 12, 2006) Hits..................6 - Adam Amar vs. East Carolina (May 20, 2006) RBIs.......................7 - Kyle Norrid vs. Southeast Missouri (Mar 18, 2006) ................................. 7, Adam Amar vs. Tulane (Mar 23, 2006) Doubles....................................................................2, (8 games ) Triples ....................................................................1, (12 games ) Home runs .................. 3, Adam Amar vs. Tulane (Mar 23, 2006) Total bases.............. 13, Adam Amar vs. Tulane (Mar 23, 2006) ...................13, Adam Amar vs. East Carolina (May 20, 2006) Walks ........................................................................3, (6 games ) Strikeouts....................4, Michael Murray vs. Notre Dame (Feb 25, 2006) ...............4, Will Petersen vs. Middle Tennessee (Mar 07, 2006) ...........................4, K.K. Chalmers at Marshall (Apr 09, 2006) Sac hits ...................2, Michael Murray at Nicholls State (Mar 03, 2006) Sac flies .................. 2, Cory Barton at Murray State (Mar 14, 2006) Stolen bases .....................3, K.K. Chalmers at Nicholls State (Mar 05, 2006) ................ 3, K.K. Chalmers at Southern Miss (Apr 02, 2006) ...........................3, K.K. Chalmers at Marshall (Apr 08, 2006) Hit by pitch...................2, Will Petersen vs. Austin Peay (Mar 29, 2006) ................................2, Kyle Norrid at Marshall (Apr 08, 2006) Runners LOB ......................6, Bill Moss vs. East Carolina (May 19, 2006) Individual Fielding Putouts .......... 16, Adam Amar vs. East Carolina (May 20, 2006) Assists ...........9, Jordan Tolliver vs. Mississippi Valley (Apr 30, 2006) Errors ............... 3, Michael Murray vs. Tulane (Mar 23, 2006) Individual Pitching Innings pitched .......9.0, Scott McGregor vs. Tulane (Mar 23, 2006) .................9.0, Scott McGregor at Southern Miss (Mar 31, 2006) Runs allowed ..........13, Scott McGregor vs. Troy (Mar 11, 2006) Earned runs ...........11, Scott McGregor vs. Troy (Mar 11, 2006) Walks allowed...... 5, Lance Scoggins vs. Rice (May 27, 2006) Strikeouts .................. 10, Philip Utley at UCF (May 13, 2006) Hits allowed......12, Scott McGregor vs. Troy (Mar 11, 2006) ................... 12, Philip Utley at Southern Miss (May 24, 2006) Homers allowed..4, Scott McGregor vs. Rice (Apr 16, 2006) Hit batters.....3, Stephen Gostkowski vs Rice (Apr 14, 2006)

= Overall Stats = C-USA Stats

2006 Overall Statistics

Record: 32-28 Home: 15-15 Away: 13-11 Neutral: 4-2 Conference: 13-11 Player AVG 16 Adam Amar ........................ .395 .................................................... .459 10 Bill Moss.............................. .365 .................................................... .382 2 Will Petersen ......................... .336 .................................................... .327 7 Kyle Norrid........................... .324 .................................................... .330 9 Joey Lieberman .................... .319 .................................................... .350 22 K.K. Chalmers ................... .312 .................................................... .337 36 Robbie Goss ....................... .305 .................................................... .179 3 Michael Murray .................... .302 .................................................... .291 19 Josh Irvin ............................ .284 .................................................... .217 4 Jordan Tolliver ...................... .280 .................................................... .217 8 Cory Barton .......................... .257 .................................................... .333 6 Ben Grisham......................... .248 .................................................... .261 1 Alex Fennell .......................... .219 .................................................... .226

GP-GS 55-55 24-24 58-58 23-23 60-60 24-24 60-60 24-24 44-33 20-19 60-58 24-24 45-28 13-7 59-55 23-22 37-18 18-9 24-8 10-3 44-41 17-17 41-39 15-13 27-19 11-7

AB 210 98 233 102 253 107 247 103 135 80 237 104 118 28 205 86 88 46 50 23 136 54 137 46 73 31

R 40 18 49 19 64 28 46 19 28 14 61 26 23 1 46 20 13 8 6 1 25 12 24 9 9 5

H 83 45 85 39 85 35 80 34 43 28 74 35 36 5 62 25 25 10 14 5 35 18 34 12 16 7

2B 17 8 24 7 22 8 14 5 7 6 12 5 3 0 7 4 6 3 2 1 4 0 7 2 1 1

3B HR RBI TB SLG% 3 10 66 136 .648 1 7 38 76 .776 0 6 45 127 .545 0 4 18 58 .569 0 10 47 137 .542 0 6 25 61 .570 2 4 45 110 .445 2 1 17 46 .447 0 13 42 89 .659 0 4 20 46 .575 6 6 30 116 .489 1 2 11 48 .462 0 1 16 42 .356 0 0 2 5 .179 1 0 30 71 .346 0 0 7 29 .337 0 0 15 31 .352 0 0 7 13 .283 0 1 8 19 .380 0 0 3 6 .261 0 4 23 51 .375 0 2 10 24 .444 0 6 28 59 .431 0 1 5 17 .370 0 1 11 20 .274 0 1 8 11 .355

BB HBP 31 4 14 1 26 8 7 3 16 10 7 4 19 12 7 6 5 4 1 3 32 6 14 2 11 3 4 1 23 4 8 1 7 1 6 1 5 0 1 0 16 3 8 1 12 0 2 0 5 0 2 0

SO 26 10 34 20 52 18 30 17 35 23 53 22 25 9 38 13 23 12 8 3 35 13 31 15 15 7

GDP 8 5 3 1 5 2 5 1 2 0 2 1 1 1 5 2 4 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1

OB% .472 .522 .439 .430 .392 .383 .398 .402 .356 .381 .404 .421 .376 .294 .380 .354 .340 .321 .339 .250 .338 .422 .305 .292 .263 .265

SF 5 2 4 2 4 2 1 1 2 0 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 5 1 2 0 2 1

SH SB-SBA 0 2-3 0 2-2 2 2-4 0 1-2 2 12-17 0 4-5 2 4-9 0 2-6 1 1-2 0 0-1 5 39-43 2 17-19 0 2-3 0 0-1 3 11-16 1 6-7 1 0-1 1 0-0 0 2-2 0 1-1 1 2-2 1 1-1 1 3-4 0 1-2 1 2-3 0 0-0

PO 472 209 125 51 79 40 71 22 8 1 141 52 55 2 86 39 31 27 32 17 268 111 66 26 119 53

A 32 19 162 67 3 1 118 42 0 0 4 1 1 0 192 76 0 0 52 18 30 13 11 3 11 4

E FLD% 11 .979 5 .979 13 .957 1 .992 4 .953 1 .976 16 .922 7 .901 1 .889 1 .500 5 .967 3 .946 1 .982 0 1.000 20 .933 8 .935 1 .969 1 .964 9 .903 3 .921 1 .997 0 1.000 2 .975 0 1.000 2 .985 1 .983

35 Patrick Hope ....................... .389 29-0 18 8 7 1 0 0 1 8 .444 4 0 4 0 .500 0 1 0-2 5 4 3 .750 .................................................... .143 10-0 7 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 .286 2 0 3 0 .333 0 1 0-1 0 1 0 1.000 15 Trey Wiedman .................... .303 18-5 33 4 10 2 0 0 2 12 .364 3 1 10 0 .378 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.000 .................................................... .000 2-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 28 Collin Bastien ..................... .222 8-0 9 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 .222 1 0 3 0 .300 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000 42 Chris Newsom.................... .219 31-3 32 4 7 0 0 0 2 7 .219 3 0 10 0 .286 0 0 1-2 16 0 1 .941 .................................................... .333 12-0 9 2 3 0 0 0 2 3 .333 1 0 3 0 .400 0 0 0-0 2 0 1 .667 29 John Peterson ..................... .167 8-0 6 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 .333 2 1 3 0 .444 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000 .................................................... .000 1-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 Totals ......................................... .315 60-60 2220 453 699 130 12 62 413 1039 .468 221 57 435 38 .386 32 20 83-113 1615 691 98 .959 .................................................... .326 24-24 926 188 302 51 4 28 173 445 .481 85 23 189 15 .392 12 6 35-48 663 274 34 .965 Opponents ............................... .315 60-60 2217 413 699 122 13 63 380 1036 .467 178 71 385 59 .380 26 40 51-73 1601 620 106 .954 .................................................... .326 24-24 915 173 298 60 6 37 160 481 .526 69 34 163 21 .389 12 21 15-25 660 247 35 .963 LOB - Team (499), Opp (505). DPs turned - Team (68), Opp (46). CI - Team (1), A. Fennell 1, Opp (3). IBB - Team (6), A. Amar 3, B. Moss 1, K. Norrid 1, B. Grisham 1, Opp (9). Picked off-K. Norrid 2, B. Moss 2, W. Petersen 2. LOB - Team (205), Opp (216). DPs turned - Team (24), Opp (19). CI - Team (1), A. Fennell 1, Opp (1). IBB - Team (1), A. Amar 1, Opp (6). Picked off - K. Norrid 2, B. Moss 1. Player

ERA

39 Drew Jaudon....................... 4.70 .................................................... 4.63 27 Dusty Davis ........................ 4.83 .................................................... 7.83 14 Matt Yokley......................... 4.97 .................................................... 5.60 6 Ben Grisham......................... 5.35 .................................................... 6.27 26 Scott McGregor ................. 5.40 .................................................... 5.18 25 Marcus Davis ...................... 5.83 .................................................... 7.84 20 Stephen Gostkowski ......... 6.00 .................................................... 6.33 24 Lance Scoggins................... 6.27 .................................................. 13.50 40 Philip Utley ......................... 6.30 .................................................... 6.47 12 Neil Schenk ......................... 6.82 .................................................... 4.08 32 Tim Senter .......................... 7.77 .................................................. 10.80

W-L

4-1 1-1 4-1 1-1 2-3 2-0 1-2 1-1 7-3 4-1 2-1 0-0 1-4 0-2 2-4 0-1 4-5 3-3 2-2 1-1 1-0 0-0

APP

20 8 21 8 21 8 11 4 14 8 14 4 11 5 14 1 20 8 14 7 10 2

0 0 1 1 0 0 6 3 14 8 4 0 7 4 12 0 10 7 4 1 0 0

CG SHO/CBO

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0/0 0/0 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0

1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0

38.1 46 11.2 14 54.0 67 23.0 37 41.2 48 17.2 21 38.2 49 18.2 31 80.0 95 48.2 58 41.2 56 10.1 12 42.0 58 23.1 33 47.1 65 0.2 1 65.2 101 40.1 60 34.1 44 17.2 17 22.0 29 5.0 9

25 9 34 21 29 11 26 16 61 36 30 9 32 20 44 1 55 32 29 10 19 6

20 6 29 20 23 11 23 13 48 28 27 9 28 19 33 1 46 29 26 8 19 6

12 5 17 6 15 8 12 4 20 9 17 6 13 7 30 1 11 11 16 10 4 1

13 2 46 24 43 20 26 12 50 33 39 6 35 20 33 1 50 32 23 8 8 3

5 2 19 12 14 6 5 3 16 11 7 1 8 4 8 1 19 12 7 3 6 4

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 3 3 2 1 0 0

4 1 8 6 4 2 6 4 13 11 5 1 7 6 0 0 5 2 7 3 2 1

157 45 220 103 168 70 154 79 327 200 173 39 177 98 190 3 283 171 141 66 91 22

B/Avg

.293 .311 .305 .359 .286 .300 .318 .392 .291 .290 .324 .308 .328 .337 .342 .333 .357 .351 .312 .258 .319 .409

3 1 1 0 8 4 2 1 4 2 3 2 2 0 4 0 7 4 2 2 2 1

HBP

7 3 3 3 5 3 6 3 11 7 4 1 6 5 5 0 6 4 4 3 8 1

BK SFA

1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 2 0 0

1 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 4 0 6 3 2 2 2 1

SHA

4 4 4 1 4 1 2 2 5 3 4 2 3 1 4 0 5 5 4 2 0 0

33 Chris South ......................... 5.14 1-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 7.0 7 4 4 2 6 1 0 0 28 .250 2 3 0 0 0 .................................................... 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 8 .250 0 1 0 0 0 18 Brach Davis ........................ 6.00 0-0 2 1 0 0/0 0 3.0 2 2 2 3 5 1 0 0 11 .182 0 2 1 0 0 41 Josh Langley........................ 6.86 1-2 10 1 0 0/0 1 19.2 27 17 15 4 7 3 0 1 82 .329 1 1 0 2 1 .................................................... 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 .200 0 0 0 0 0 19 Josh Irvin .......................... 12.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 3.0 5 6 4 2 1 3 0 1 15 .333 0 0 0 0 0 .................................................... 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 .333 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ......................................... 5.73 32-28 60 60 3 1/1 8 538.1 699 413 343 178 385 122 13 63 2217 .315 41 71 15 26 40 .................................................... 6.07 13-11 24 24 2 0/0 0 221.0 298 173 149 69 163 60 6 37 915 .326 17 34 3 12 21 Opponents ............................... 6.43 28-32 60 60 3 0/0 11 533.2 699 453 381 221 435 130 12 62 2220 .315 81 57 12 32 20 .................................................... 6.87 11-13 24 24 2 0/0 2 220.0 302 188 168 85 189 51 4 28 926 .326 30 23 4 12 6 PB - Team (6), A. Fennell 3, C. Barton 3, Opp (10). Pickoffs - Team (6), C. Barton 3, M. Yokley 2, A. Fennell 1, Opp (6). SBA/ATT - C. Barton (32-47), A. Fennell (19-24), S. Gostkowsk (10-12), L. Scoggins (10-11), B. Grisham (3-7), S. McGregor (3-7), P. Utley (5-6), M, Davis (4-6), N. Schenk (4-6), D. Jaudon (2-4), D. Davis (2-4), J. Langley (2-3), T. Senter (3-3), M. Yokley (1-2), B. Davis (1-1), C. South (1-1). PB - Team (3), A. Fennell 2, C. Barton 1, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (2), M. Yokley 1, A. Fennell 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - C. Barton (9-16), S. Gostkowsk (6-8), A. Fennell (6-7), B. Grisham (2-5), P. Utley (4-5), N. Schenk (3-4), D. Davis (0-1), M. Yokley (0-1), S. McGregor (0-1).

2006 Results/Record Breakdown Game date Feb 21, 2006 !Feb 24, 2006 !Feb 25, 2006 !Feb 26, 2006 Feb 28, 2006 Mar 01, 2006 Mar 03, 2006 Mar 04, 2006 Mar 05, 2006 Mar 07, 2006 Mar 08, 2006 Mar 10, 2006 Mar 11, 2006 Mar 12, 2006 Mar 14, 2006 Mar 17, 2006 Mar 18, 2006 Mar 21, 2006 Mar 22, 2006 *Mar 23, 2006 *Mar 25, 2006 *Mar 26, 2006 Mar 28, 2006 Mar 29, 2006 *Mar 31, 2006 *Apr 01, 2006 *Apr 02, 2006 Apr 04, 2006 Apr 05, 2006 *Apr 07, 2006 *Apr 08, 2006 *Apr 09, 2006 Apr 11, 2006 Apr 12, 2006 *Apr 14, 2006 *Apr 15, 2006 *Apr 16, 2006 Apr 18, 2006 Apr 19, 2006 *Apr 21, 2006 *Apr 22, 2006 *Apr 23, 2006 Apr 29, 2006 Apr 30, 2006 *May 05, 2006 *May 06, 2006 *May 06, 2006 May 09, 2006 May 10, 2006 *May 12, 2006 *May 13, 2006 *May 14, 2006 May 16, 2006 *May 18, 2006 *May 19, 2006 *May 20, 2006 #May 24, 2006 #May 25, 2006 #May 26, 2006 #May 27, 2006

Opposing team at Alabama vs. Oklahoma vs. Notre Dame Navy UT-Martin at Ark.-Little Rock at Nicholls State at Nicholls State at Nicholls State Middle Tennessee Middle Tennessee Troy Troy Troy at Murray State Southeast Missouri Southeast Missouri Ole Miss at Arkansas State No. 14 Tulane No. 14 Tulane No. 14 Tulane at Austin Peay Austin Peay at Southern Miss at Southern Miss at Southern Miss Ark.-Little Rock at UT-Martin at Marshall at Marshall at Marshall Murray State Arkansas State #2 Rice #2 Rice #2 Rice #15 Mississippi St. #15 Mississippi St. at #19 Houston at #19 Houston at #19 Houston Mississippi Valley Mississippi Valley UAB UAB UAB at Middle Tennessee at Middle Tennessee at UCF at UCF at UCF at #18 Ole Miss East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina vs. Southern Miss vs. UAB vs. Southern Miss vs. Rice

W/L Score W 2-0 W 2-1 W 7-6 L 6-7 W 9-7 L 3-5 W 8-7 L 4-6 W 17-4 W 11-5 W 8-3 L 9-16 L 3-21 L 11-18 W 13-6 W 5-1 W 15-1 L 4-8 L 3-5 W 11-4 L 1-7 L 2-10 L 6-14 L 9-11 W 5-4 L 7-8 W 15-6 W 8-6 W 5-4 W 7-4 W 14-4 W 9-8 W 12-1 W 6-2 L 3-7 L 6-22 L 8-19 L 8-12 L 3-5 L 2-3 L 1-7 L 7-8 W 13-3 W 13-5 W 9-4 L 2-6 L 4-9 L 3-15 L 7-8 W 20-4 W 10-4 W 11-3 L 5-7 W 9-6 W 14-6 W 11-10 L 2-6 W 13-2 W 8-5 L 4-7

r h 2 7 2 7 7 12 6 10 9 11 3 4 8 13 4 11 17 21 11 15 8 15 9 10 3 9 11 15 13 11 5 14 15 16 4 8 3 4 11 13 1 9 2 7 6 5 9 8 5 15 7 13 15 15 8 11 5 10 7 8 14 19 9 17 12 13 6 9 3 7 6 11 8 17 8 10 3 8 2 6 1 8 7 14 13 15 13 21 9 12 2 7 4 3 3 10 7 11 20 21 10 12 11 14 5 7 9 16 14 20 11 18 2 11 13 13 8 12 4 10

e/r h 1/ 0 4 2/ 1 4 3/ 6 7 3/ 7 12 2/ 7 13 1/ 5 14 2/ 7 9 2/ 6 12 0/ 4 8 1/ 5 9 1/ 3 14 2/ 16 21 3/ 21 22 6/ 18 21 0/ 6 14 0/ 1 8 1/ 1 8 5/ 8 9 1/ 5 11 4/ 4 7 0/ 7 10 1/10 13 4/ 14 15 2/ 11 11 0/ 4 10 3/8 10 1/6 11 3/6 12 1/4 9 1/4 10 2/4 9 0/8 12 0/1 7 1/2 8 2/7 8 1/22 27 2/19 16 2/12 13 0/ 5 7 1/ 3 10 1/7 17 2/8 13 1/3 7 2/5 5 0/4 15 2/6 9 3/9 15 3/15 20 0/8 13 0/4 9 1/4 13 1/3 10 2/7 10 2/6 17 3/6 12 1/10 15 2/6 14 0/2 5 2/5 11 3/7 14

e 0 0 1 2 2 0 3 0 3 1 0 4 2 2 5 2 3 2 1 2 0 0 3 5 2 2 2 3 4 2 2 0 2 3 3 0 1 3 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 0 1 2 1 6 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 4 1 2

Inns 9 9 (10) 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 (11) (11) 9 (10) 9 9 9 7 9 9 9 9 9 (16) 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 9 9

Overall 1- 0 2- 0 3- 0 3- 1 4- 1 4- 2 5- 2 5- 3 6- 3 7- 3 8- 3 8- 4 8- 5 8- 6 9- 6 10- 6 11- 6 11- 7 11- 8 12- 8 12- 9 12-10 12-11 12-12 13-12 13-13 14-13 15-13 16-13 17-13 18-13 19-13 20-13 21-13 21-14 21-15 21-16 21-17 21-18 21-19 21-20 21-21 22-21 23-21 24-21 24-22 24-23 24-24 24-25 25-25 26-25 27-25 27-26 28-26 29-26 30-26 30-27 31-27- 0 32-27- 0 32-28- 0

C-USA 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 1- 0 1- 1 1- 2 1- 2 1- 2 2- 2 2- 3 3- 3 3- 3 3- 3 4- 3 5- 3 6- 3 6- 3 6- 3 6- 4 6- 5 6- 6 6- 6 6- 6 6- 7 6- 8 6- 9 6- 9 6- 9 7- 9 7-10 7-11 7-11 7-11 8-11 9-11 10-11 10-11 11-11 12-11 13-11 13-11 13-11 13-11 13-11

Pitcher Attend Time D. Davis (W 1-0) 3,937 2:32 Jaudon (W 1-0) 845 2:11 Utley (W 1-0) 1,560 3:18 Utley (L 1-1) 723 2:15 Senter (W 1-0) 215 2:51 Gostkowski (L 0-1) 82 2:06 Langley (W 1-0) 157 2:38 McGregor (L 0-1) 152 2:28 South (W 1-0) 175 3:05 Scoggins (W 1-0) 407 3:03 Gostkowski (W 1-1) 314 2:44 M. Davis (L 0-1) 324 3:18 McGregor (L 0-2) 458 2:42 Schenk (L 0-1) 357 2:59 Jaudon (W 2-0) 124 3:05 McGregor (W 1-2) 201 2:30 Schenk (W 1-1) 314 2:45 Gostkowski (L 1-2) 1,275 3:07 Scoggins (L 1-1) 262 2:21 McGregor (W 2-2) 417 2:40 Schenk (L 1-2) 557 2:24 D. Davis (L 1-1) 526 2:38 Langley (L 1-1) 212 2:45 Yokley (L 0-1) 177 3:37 McGregor (W 3-2) 2,949 2:21 Jaudon (L 2-1) 3,623 2:46 Utley (W 2-1) 3,551 3:00 M. Davis (W 1-1) 173 2:38 D. Davis (W 2-1) 503 2:45 Yokley (W 1-1) 205 3:07 Utley (W 3-1) 170 2:44 Jaudon (W 3-1) 322 2:56 Scoggins (W 2-1) 347 2:34 M. Davis (W 2-1) 537 2:15 Gostkowski (L 1-3) 1,435 2:47 Utley (L 3-2) 1,023 2:23 McGregor (L 3-3) 576 3:12 Yokley (L 1-2) 2,063 2:50 Grisham (L 0-1) 5,122 2:54 Utley (L 3-3) 1,135 2:20 Gostkowski (L 1-3) 1,163 2:47 Scoggins (L 2-1) 1,010 4:49 Jaudon (W 4-1) 251 2:17 McGregor (W 4-3) 251 2:30 McGregor (W 5-3) 427 2:17 Utley (L 3-4) 273 2:18 Grisham (L 0-2) 273 2:25 Scoggins (L 2-3) 709 3:03 Langley (L 1-2) 810 2:43 McGregor (W 6-3) 532 3:07 Utley (W 4-4) 473 2:39 Grisham (W 1-2) 376 2:48 Yokley (L 1-3) 3,607 2:36 D. Davis (W 3-1) 303 2:26 Schenk (W 2-2) 359 3:02 Yokley (W 2-3) 679 2:52 Utley (L 4-5) 2,320 2:49 McGregor (W 7-3) 2,051 2:14 D. Davis (W 4-1) 2,268 2:47 Scoggins (L 2-4) 2,971 3:02

! = Service Academies Spring Classic (Millington, Tenn.) # = C-USA Championship (Hosted by Rice University) * = Conference game () extra inning game Games played at AutoZone Park in italics

Inning-by-inning Memphis Opponents

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX 51 37 69 47 42 64 46 65 23 9 58 48 49 45 53 42 45 29 40 4

Total 453 413

2006 Record Breakdown Overall ................................................. 32-28 Home ................................................... 15-14 Away .............................................. 13-11 Neutral .............................................. 4-3 C-USA .................................................. 13-11 Home ................................................ 5-7 Away ................................................... 8-4 Series Won ................................................... 4 Series Lost ................................................... 4 Non-Conference ................................ 17-15 Home ............................................. 10-7 Away ................................................... 5-7 Neutral .............................................. 2-1 vs. the Top 25 ....................................... 4-13 Day Games .......................................... 19-19 Night Games ........................................ 13-9 1-Run Games ........................................... 7-5 2-Run Games ........................................... 3-6 5+Games. ............................................ 17-11 UM scores 2 or less ................................ 2-6 UM allows 5 or less .............................. 22-4 UM allows 6 or more .......................... 10-24 When hitting a HR ............................. 21-12 When not hitting a HR....................... 11-16 When Tigers score first ..................... 17-11 When Opponent scores first .............. 15-17 When Tigers out-hit opponent ........... 25-4 When Opponent out-hits Tigers ..........7-24 When Tigers/Opponents had = hits .....0-0 When Leading after six ..........................24-0 When Trailing after six ...........................7-25 When Leading after eight.......................24-1 When Trailing after eight .......................3-23 Decision vs. RHP ................................. 18-22 Decision vs. LHP ................................. 14-6 Comeback wins .......................................... 7 Following a win .................................. 19-12 Following a loss .................................. 12-16 February ................................................... 4-1 March ...................................................... 9-11 April ....................................................... 10-9 May ............................................................ 9-7 Extra-Innings ........................................... 4-1 Longest win streak ... ...................... 8 games Longest losing streak ..................... 8 games Overall Attendance ........................... 58,611 Average ............................................ 976 Home Attendance ............................. 20,375 Average ............................................ 678 Largest ...... 5,122 vs. Miss State (4/19) Away Attendance .............................. 38,254 Average ......................................... 1,275 Largest ......... 3,937 at Alabama (2/18)

Records

Career Leaders Games Played Player

No.

Chris Marable Rich Bledsoe Josh Payne Steve Moss Jeff Cottam Randy Meadows Jeff Hoekstra Mike Hammett Shane Young Ronnie Barassi

208 202 197 193 184 183 181 177 177 174

Year 1986-89 1990-93 2001-04 1990-93 1989-92 1995-98 1990-94 1984-87 1981-84 1993-97

(min. 100 at-bats per season)

No.

Mark Little .424 Dave Anderson .396 Ron McNeely .395 Mike Dlugach .388 Alan Robinson .386 (prior to 1972: min. 50 at-bats per season) Charles Brewer .432

Year 1993-94 1980-81 1974-76 1970-73 1977-78 1950-52

Hits Player

No.

Steve Moss Chris Marable Rich Bledsoe Josh Payne Adam Amar Tim Dulin Mike Dlugach Jeff Cottam Brad Seitzer Mark Little

240 230 198 192 190 188 187 181 180 178

Year 1990-93 1986-89 1990-93 2001-04 2004-present 1982-85 1970-73 1989-92 1989-91 1993-94

Runs Scored Player

No.

Tim Dulin Steve Moss Chris Marable Mark Little Rodney Bright Dave Anderon Brad Seitzer Steve Scott David Hernandez Phil Smith

165 155 148 146 137 127 127 121 121 121

Year 1982-85 1990-93 1986-89 1993-94 1986-88 1980-81 1989-91 1984-87 1981-82 1977-80

RBI Player

No.

Chris Marable Steve Moss Shane Young Adam Amar Tim Dulin Ronnie Barassi Mark Little Rich Bledsoe Jeff Hoekstra Josh Payne

170 155 152 141 139 137 135 122 120 120

Player

No.

Steve Moss Chris Marable Shane Young Tim Dulin Mark Little Daniel Uggla Bill Moss Ronnie Barassi Brad Seitzer Adam Amar

64 61 47 46 40 40 39 39 38 36

Year 1990-93 1986-89 1981-84 1982-85 1993-94 1999-01 2003-present 1994-97 1989-91 2004-present

Triples

Batting Average Player

Doubles

Year 1986-89 1990-93 1981-84 2004-present 1982-85 1994-97 1993-94 1990-93 1990-94 2001-04

Player

No.

Cary Fenton Mark Little David Hernandez Phil Smith Mike Dlugach K.K. Chalmers Jeff Robinson Ron McNeely Paul Reuer Seven tied at

13 11 11 11 11 10 8 8 8 7

Home Runs Player

No.

Rodney Bright Jeff Acuff Mark Little Barrett Smith Chris Marable Tim Dulin Mike Hammett David Hernandez Ronnie Barassi Ryan Martin

37 28 28 28 27 27 25 25 25 25

1986-88 1985-87 1993-94 1999-02 1986-89 1982-85 1984-87 1981-82 1994-97 2002-05

Year

Player

No.

Year

Brad Seitzer Steve Moss Chris Marable Shane Young Tim Dulin Ron Merritt Ronnie Barassi Cary Fenton Dale Logan Two tied at

116 108 103 102 98 91 88 86 85 83

1989-91 1990-93 1986-89 1981-84 1982-85 1973-76 1994-97 1993-94 1980-81

Walks

Stolen Bases Player

No.

Tim Dulin K.K. Chalmers Dave Anderson Tim Heming Steve Scott Ralph Garrett Mark Little Ron McNeely Tony Ochs Two tied at

66 56 55 53 52 51 50 49 43 42

Tim Dulin

Year 1993-94 1993-94 1981-82 1977-80 1970-73 2005-present 1977-78 1974-76 1999-02

Year 1982-85 2005-present 1980-81 1991-92 1984-87 1979-80 1993-94 1974-76 1988-89

Innings Pitched Player

No.

Year

Lonnie Glass Blair Gilbert Jason McCommon Bubba Cummings Mike Paxton Tim Corder Collins Day Andy Cook Stephen Gostkowski Mark Bowlan

342.1 287.1 278.2 275.0 259.0 254.0 252.0 242.1 236.2 234.2

1992-96 1977-80 1991-94 1982-85 1972-75 1981-83 1993-96 1986-88 2003-06 1987-89

Wins Player

No.

Bubba Cummings Tim Corder Blair Gilbert Collins Day Danny Parks Mike Paxton Andy Cook Bill Patrick Three tied at

28 27 25 24 23 22 21 21 20

Year 1982-85 1981-83 1977-80 1993-96 1973-76 1972-75 1986-88 1962-65

Strikeouts Player

No.

Craig House Lonnie Glass Chad Harville Collins Day Mike Paxton Jason McCommon Blair Gilbert Tim Corder Danny Parks Bubba Cummings Chris Stewart

303 266 226 214 208 205 199 189 189 181 179

Year 1996-99 1992-96 1995-97 1993-96 1972-75 1991-94 1977-80 1981-83 1973-76 1982-85 1990-93

Walks Issued Player

No.

Jason McCommon Gary Gallo Lonnie Glass Chris Stewart Blair Gilbert

140 129 128 127 106

Year 1991-94 1983-86 1992-96 1990-93 1977-80

Single-Season Batting Leaders At Bats Player

Mark Bland Nate Weimer Will Petersen Cary Fenton Kyle Norrid Mark Little K.K. Chalmers Scott Curtis Bill Moss Cary Hiles Nick Garcia

Hits Player

Mark Little Nate Weimer Mark Bland Dave Anderson Will Petersen Bill Moss Adam Amar Kyle Norrid Jeff Hoekstra Scott Curtis Two tied at

No.

273 257 253 252 247 239 237 235 233 223 223

No.

104 97 97 87 85 85 83 80 79 78 76

Runs Scored Player

Mark Little Mark Bland Dave Anderson David Hernandez Daniel Uggla Cary Fenton Will Petersen Nate Weimer K.K. Chalmers Two tied at

RBI

Player

Mark Little Daniel Uggla Adam Amar Scott Curtis Nate Weimer Jeff Acuff Dave Anderson Barrett Smith Cary Fenton Terry Pressgrove Alan Robinson

No.

93 87 76 76 72 67 64 64 61 58

No.

86 67 66 66 62 61 61 61 60 56 55

Year

1994 1994 2006 1994 2006 1994 2006 1994 2006 1998 1999

Year

1994 1994 1994 1981 2006 2006 2006 2006 1993 1994

Year

1994 1994 1981 1981 2001 1994 2006 1994 2006

Year

1994 2001 2006 1994 1994 1986 1981 2001 1994 1978 1978

Batting Average (min. 100 at-bats)

Player

Ron McNeely Mark Little Shane Young Ron McNeely Mark Little Dave Anderson Alan Robinson Adam Amar

No.

.462 .435 .413 .411 .409 .397 .397 .395

Year

1976 1994 1981 1975 1993 1980 1978 2006

Dave Anderson Steve Moss Bubba Burr

Doubles Player

Daniel Uggla Bill Moss Will Petersen Tim Dulin Steve Moss Chris Marable Mark Little Mark Little Steve Moss Jeff Hoekstra Two tied at

Triples Player

Cary Fenton Mark Little Phil Smith K.K. Chalmers Paul Reuer Cary Fenton Paul Bakke David Hernandez Jeff Robinson Russell Volmer

.395 .394 .386

No.

28 24 22 22 21 21 20 20 19 19 18

Mark Little Jeff Acuff Daniel Uggla Rodney Bright Chris Becerra Dave Anderson Barrett Smith Joey Lieberman Tony Ochs Allen Sigler David Hernandez

Nate Weimer Cary Fenton Rodney Bright

Year

Walks

2001 2006 2006 1984 1990 1987 1993 1994 1991 1993

No.

7 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

No.

21 18 18 17 16 14 14 13 13 13 13

Year

1994 1993 1980 2006 2001 1993 1988 1981 1977 1963

Year

1994 1986 2001 1987 1998 1981 2001 2006 1989 1983 1981

Slugging Percentage Player

Mark Little Daniel Uggla Alan Robinson David Hernandez Jeff Acuff Tim Dulin Mark Little Dave Anderson Barrett Smith Ronnie Barassi

No.

.816 .790 .775 .752 .750 .739 .713 .695 .681 .669

Total Bases Player

Mark Little Daniel Uggla Dave Anderson David Hernandez Jeff Acuff Will Petersen Adam Amar

Player

Mike Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Keefe Dale Logan Mark Little Cary Fenton Brad Seitzer Ralph Garrett Cary Fenton Daniel Uggla Brad Seitzer

Strikeouts

Home Runs Player

1981 1992 1987

No.

195 169 153 138 138 137 136

Year

Player

Jordan Hart Patrick Hope Brent Dlugach Jay Fik John Tompkins Josh Payne Barrett Smith K.K. Chalmers Jeff Acuff Rodney Bright Jeff Acuff Nate Sams Brent Dlugach Josh Payne

135 131 130

No.

Year

No.

Year

59 56 45 44 44 44 43 42 40

67 63 57 55 55 54 54 53 53 53 53 53 53 53

Stolen Bases

Player

Dave Anderson K.K. Chalmers Mark Little Mark Bland Ralph Garrett Tim Heming Tony Ochs Tim Dulin Tim Heming Steve Scott Cary Fenton

No.

39 39 35 34 31 30 29 25 23 22 21

1994 2001 1978 1982 1986 1983 1993 1981 2001 1996

Year

1994 2001 1981 1981 1986 2006 2006

1994 1994 1987

Mark Little

1994 1981 1994 1993 1989 1980 1994 2001 1991

2004 2005 2004 2001 1997 2001 2002 2006 1986 1986 1987 1999 2003 2004

Year

1981 2006 1994 1994 1980 1992 1989 1983 1991 1985 1993

Single-Season Pitching Leaders Games Started Player

Dan Guehne Blair Gilbert Andy Cook Lonnie Glass Jason Wiedmeyer Chris Stewart Jason McCommon Paul Romanoli Steve Jones Mark Bowlan Derek Hankins

No.

18 17 16 16 16 15 15 15 15 15 15

Complete Games Player

Blair Gilbert Tim Corder Joe Lantrip Lonnie Glass Bubba Cummings Paul Romanoli Chad Harville Four tied at

Shutouts Player

Dan Dan Guehne Guehne Victories Player

Dan Guehne Collins Day Blair Gilbert Dusty Farmer Jason McCommon Chris Stewart Greg Smith Tim Corder Andy Cook

No.

13 12 11 11 10 10 10 10 10

Winning Pct. Player

Collins Day Chris Stewart Dusty Farmer Tim Corder Tim Corder Mark Bowlan Blair Gilbert Greg Smith Jason McCommon Dan Guehne

Losses Player

Jonathan Leicester Russ Bratton Craig House Mark Shuler Lonnie Glass Stephen Gostkowski Neil Schenk Russ Bratton Andy Cook Joe Newcomb Mark Bowlan Steve Jones Jason Wiedmeyer

No.

1.000 (12-0) 1.000 (10-0) .917 (11-1) .909 (10-1) .900 (9-1) .889 (8-1) .846 (11-2) .833 (10-2) .833 (10-2) .813 (13-3)

No.

11 9 8 8 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7

Danny Parks Mark Bowlan Collins Day Rusty Covington Rusty Covington

Year

1994 1994 1978 1977 1994 1993 1993 1982 1988

Year

1994 1993 1977 1982 1981 1987 1978 1993 1994 1994

Year

2000 1997 1998 1980 1996 2005 2005 1998 1986 1987 1989 1990 2000

No.

8 8 8 8 7 7 7 6

No.

5 3 2 2 2

Innings Pitched Player

Dan Guehne Andy Cook Steve Jones Paul Romanoli Jarrett Grube Chad Harville Mark Bowlan Jason McCommon Steve Jones Charlie Lea

Strikeouts Player

Chad Harville Derek Hankins Craig House Jarrett Grube Paul Romanoli Joe Lantrip Danny Parks Josh Stewart Alan Clark Craig House

Walks Player

Charlie Lea Jason McCommon Chad Harville Joe Gummersbach Mark Bowlan Gary Gallo Nick Steht Craig House Dan Braden

No.

113.2 111.2 107.1 105.1 102.0 101.2 100.1 100.1 99.1 97.2

No.

136 114 112 110 92 89 88 84 83 83

No.

59 51 49 44 43 43 43 42 42

Hits Allowed Year

Player

Year

Home Runs Allowed

Year

Dan Guehne Andy Cook Derek Hankins Daniel de Armas Ryan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Malley Jason Wiedmeyer Scott McGregor Jason Wiedmeyer Steve Jones Tim Corder Stephen Gostkowski

1994 1978 1988 1995 2001 1993 1993 1991 1991 1989 2004

1978 1982 1992 1995 1984 1991 1997

1974 1987 1994 1986 1985

Year

1994 1988 1990 1991 2004 1997 1989 1994 1991 1978

Year

1997 2004 1999 2004 1991 1992 1976 1999 1970 1998

Year

1978 1994 1997 1958 1989 1984 2002 1998 1989

Steve Jones Andy Cook Stephen Gostkowski Dan Guehne Steve Jones Mark Bowlan Paul Romanoli Philip Utley Jason Wiedmeyer Lonnie Glass Kyle Manship Dan Guehne

Player

No.

122 120 110 118 108 107 102 101 101 96 97 93

No.

17 16 13 13 13 13 13 12 11 11 11

Runs Allowed Player

Dan Guehne Andy Cook Stephen Gostkowski Steve Jones Jonathan Leicester Steve Jones Neil Schenk Jason McCommon Mark Bowlan

Lowest ERA Player

C.A. McGowan Danny Parks Dusty Farmer Mike Paxton Mike Paxton Greg Smith Jeff Thetford Jeff Williams Tim Corder Andy Cook

Layne Dawson Corey Kines Josh Cartwright Chris South Josh Cartwright Gabe Council Chad Harville Kyle Manship Six players

Saves Player

Chad Harville Jeff Ince Steve Moss David Byrd Sean Carlson 10 players

1991 1988 2005 1994 1990 1989 1991 2006 2001 1995 1994 1995

Year

1994 1988 2004 2002 2002 2000 2006 2001 1991 1983 2005

No.

Year

No.

Year

78 74 74 72 68 67 67 65 65

0.57 1.17 1.35 1.87 1.98 2.04 2.12 2.13 2.23 2.25

Appearances Player

Year

1994 1988 2005 1990 2000 1991 2005 1994 1989

1965 1975 1977 1974 1975 1993 1981 1980 1982 1986

No.

Year

No.

Year

29 26 26 26 25 25 24 24 22

8 8 7 6 6 5

2001 2004 2001 2005 2002 2002 1996 1994

1996 1994 1991 1986 1999

Team Records Games Played

Total Bases

No.

Year

No.

Year

63 62 60 60 60

1994 1987 1981 1995 2006

1118 1039 983 935 903

1994 2006 1981 1987 2001

At Bats

Slugging Pct.

No.

Year

2235 2220 1977 1946 1934

1994 2006 2001 1995 1999

Hits

Year

752 699 624 575 561

1994 2006 1981 1987 1999

Year

556 417 413 401 361 334

1994 1981 2006 1987 2001 1986

Year

595 494 453 445 443

1994 1981 2006 1987 1978

Year

130 122 122 121 118

2006 1987 2001 1993 1994

No. 25 20 19 18 18

Home Runs No. 74 72 70 70

No. 348 303 272 270 268

Year 1981 1976 1994 1977 2001

1986 1987 1994 2001

1994 1995 1986 1981 1989

Year

500 468 460 450 435

2001 2002 2005 2003 2006

Stolen Bases 151 111 110 104 102

Year 1994 1992 1981 1978 1975

Complete Games 24 23 20 18

Shutouts No. 11 9 8 7 6

Saves No.

Year

No.

Triples

1978 1981 1986 1983 1984

No.

Doubles

.556 .531 .513 .508 .503

Strikeouts

No.

Runs

Year

Walks

No.

RBI

No.

17 16 15 14 14

Hits Allowed No.

Year

699 681 557 552 539

2006 2005 2003 2002 1994

Runs Allowed No.

Year

470 413 399 380 372

2005 2006 2002 1998 1996

Fewest Runs No. 107 142 146 150 159

Earned Runs

Year 1975 1976 1974 1973 1972

Highest ERA No.

Year

7.19 6.50 5.93 5.73 5.65

2005 2002 1998 2006 1996

Innings Pitched No.

Year

541.0 538.1 504.2 501.0 485.2 484.1

1994 2006 1995 2001 1999 2004

Strikeouts No.

Year

435 433 405 388 385

1999 2004 1997 1996 2006

No.

Year

Walks

376 343 325 303 292 278

2005 2006 2002 1998 1996 2001

251 234 233 231 216

Lowest ERA No.

Year

2.25 2.59 3.04 3.06 3.06

1975 1974 1973 1977 1986

No.

HR Allowed

Year 1996 1999 1998 1996 1977

No.

Year

71 63 60 59 59 57

2005 2006 2002 1998 2003 2000

Year

1976 1974 1973 1995

Year 1976 1975 1974 1973 1985

Year 1978 1981 2001 1994 1989

The 1994 Tigers rewrote the Memphis record books during their NCAA Tournament run. The team claimed the top spot in games played (63), at-bats (2235), hits (752), RBI (556), runs scored (595), total bases (1118), walks (348), stolen bases (151) and innings pitched (541.0).

Single-Game Records Single inning, team...

Opponent Delta State Illinois College Delta State Christian Brothers Illinois College Delta State Delta State Delta State Delta State Eastern Illinois Illinois Wesleyan Tennessee Tech South Carolina Arkansas St. Arkansas-Little Rock East Carolina NW Missouri St.

Year 1978 1992 1978 1989 1992 1978 1978 1978 1978 1983 1983 1984 1989 1992 2006 2006 1987

Opponent Arkansas St. Illinois Wesleyan

Year 1981 1983

Stolen Bases

No. 73 41 49 34 39 10 3 7 58 15 7 16 16 11

Opponent vs. Evansville vs. Delta State vs. Delta State vs. Delta State vs. Delta State vs. UT-Martin vs. Ole Miss vs. Eastern Illinois vs. Delta State vs. Middle Tenn. vs. South Florida vs. Evansville vs. Cicinnati vs. Rhodes College

Year 1999* 1978 1978 1978 1978 2001* 1986* 2001* 1978 1998 1998 1999* 2005 1987

Pitching Hits Allowed Runs Allowed Strikeouts Walks

No. 27 28 19 15

Opponent vs. #2 Rice vs. Arkansas State vs. Evansville vs. Tulane

Year 2006 1992 1999* 1985

Fielding Double Plays Errors Committed

No. 7 14

Opponent vs. Murray State vs. Vanderbilt

Year 2006 1935

Miscellaneous Margin of Victory Margin of Defeat

No. 36 21

Opponent vs. Delta State vs. Nicholls State

Year 1978 2005

Most At-Bats Most Plate App. Most Total Bases Most Runs Scored Most Hits Most Singles Most Home Runs

Individual... Batting Player

3 tied at Doug Granger Collins Day Bill Dowdle Daniel Uggla Doug Granger Jeff Cottam C. D. Kilpatrick Jason Lovell Craig House Mark Little Chris Marable Kurt Crain Bill Dowdle Daniel Uggla Josh Payne Adam Amar Chris Marable Eight tied at 15 tied at Three tied at

No. 9 7 9 9 9 7 4 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 15 4 4 4

Opponent Evansville Delta State Cincinnati McKendree Eastern Illinois Delta State Northern Iowa Mississippi St. Cincinnati Army Dayton Austin Peay Tenn. Tech McKendree Eastern Illinois UT-Martin Tulane MTSU

Pitching Player Strikeouts (9 inn.) Chad Harville Derek Hankins Dick Deweese Kirby Ellis Strikeouts (7 inn.) Joe Lantrip

No. 17 17 16 16 15

Opponent Cincinnati Murray State Hope College Illinois Wesleyan Navy

Fielding Position Putouts (by Pos.) First Base Second Base Shortstop

No. 19 10 6 6 4 7 7 7 18 4 10 10 8 6 6 3

Player Year Jay Fik 2001* Nick Garcia 1999* Brent Dlugach 2004 Jordan Tolliver 2006 Rodney Bright 1988 Collins Day 1994* K.K. Chalmers 2005,06 Ben Grisham 2006 Kurt Welch 2004 David Messerly 1998* Daniel Uggla 2000 Cary Fenton 1993 Nate Weimer 1994 Cory Barton 2005 Joe Newcomb 1986 Ryan Martin 2005

At-Bats Hits RBI

Runs Doubles Triples Home Runs

Total Bases Base on Balls Strikeouts Stolen Bases

Third Base Outfield

Assists (by Pos.)

Catcher First Base Second Base Shortstop Third Base Catcher Pitcher Outfield

Year 1999* 1978 1994 1964 2001 1978 1990 1958 1998 1998 1994 1987 1984 1964 2001 2003 2006 1987 2004* 2006, 2004* 1981* Year 1997 2004 1964 1964 1992

Most Walks

No. 12 12 14 14 14 14 11 10 8 3

Batting Player No. Home Runs Gary Williams 2 Tim Dulin 2

Team...

Batting At-Bats Hits Hits, Both Teams Runs Batted In Runs Scored Doubles Triples Home Runs Total Bases Base on Balls Hit By Pitch Strikeouts

Last Time/Miscellaneous Records The last time a Tiger... Category Player Opponent

BATTING, Season

Team No. Year 7 1970, 74 Year Most Times Shutout 0 1976, 77, 78, 84, 93, 96 Threw A No-Hitter Mark Bowlan Louisville 1987 Fewest Times Shutout Threw A One-Hitter Jason McCommon Iowa 1994 Threw Back-to-Back Mark Bowlan Louisville 1987 PITCHING, Season Team No. Year Shutouts Charlotte Most No-Hitters 1 10 Times Had a 10+ Strikeout Derek Hankins (17) Murray St. 2004 Most One Hitters 3 1976,93 Game Derek Hankins (14) Louisville 2004 Craig House (13) West Virginia 1999 FIELDING, Season J. Leicester (12) Southern Miss 2000 Team No. Year 1623 1994 Derek Hankins (11) UAB 2004 Most Putouts 728 1995 Philip Utley (10) UCF 2006 Most Assists 76 1994 Had a 2-HR Game Adam Amar ECU 2006 Most Double Plays Most Errors Committed 112 1994 Had a 3-HR Game Adam Amar Tulane 2006 Highest Fielding Percentage .967 2001, 2004 Hit a Grand Slam Joey Lieberman ECU 2006 Lowest Fielding Percentage .888 1959 Hit a Leadoﬀ HR K.K. Chalmers UT-Martin 2006 Hit a Pinch-Hit HR Joey Lieberman Notre Dame 2006 STREAKS Hit a Walk-off HR Cory Barton TCU 2005 Team No. Year .825 (52-11) 1994 Hit a Walk-off Grand Slam Joey Lieberman ECU 2006 Highest Winning Pct. .236 (13-42) 2005 Had 5 Hits in a Game Kyle Norrid UCF 2006 Lowest Winning Pct. 19 games 1981 Had 6 Hits in a Game Adam Amar ECU 2006 Longest Winning Streak 14 games 2000 Had 3 Stolen Bases K.K. Chalmers Marshall 2006 Longest Losing Streak Most Games w/o Being Shut Out 182 games 1975-79 Most Consecutive Shutouts 3 games 1983 The last time the Tigers... Consecutive Double Plays 7 2006 Category Player Opponent Year (vs. Marshall, Murray St.) Opened the Season with a Shutout Alabama (W, 2-0)2006 No. Player Year Hit Back-to-Back HR Will Petersen UALR 2006 Individual Consecutive Games Played 149 Mike Dlugach 1970-73 Bill Moss 23 Mark Little 1994 Hit Back-to-Back-to-Back Cory Barton ECU 2006 Longest Hitting Streak Longest Errorless Streak 92 Mike Barbara 1996-98 Home Runs K.K. Chalmers Consecutive Hits 7 Doug Granger 1978 Will Petersen Jeff Robinson 1978 Turned a Triple Play Nick Roberts Baylor 1997 Steve Moss 1990 Heath Bender Consecutive Home Runs 3 Bill Dowdle 1964 Randy Meadows Mark Little 1994 Adam Amar 2006 Mark Bowlan tossed Memphis’ lone perfect game and 10th no-hitter against Louisville in 1987. Bowlan followed the no-hitter with a sAhutout of Charlotte, to become the last Tiger pitcher to have hurled back-to-back shutouts.

ONE-HITTERS Year 1994 1993 1993 1993 1986 1985 1977 1976 1976 1976 1975

Player Jason McCommon Chris Stewart Chris Stewart Chris Stewart Rusty Covington Forest Nabors Ricky Evans Danny Parks Danny Parks Dusty Farmer Mike Paxton

NO-HITTERS Year 1987 1986 1982 1981 1978 1976 1974 1966 1965 1933

Player Mark Bowlan Greg Norris Bubba Cummings Chris Litano Charlie Lea John Lee Bobby Williams John Ross Dick DeWese Winton Simmons

Opponent Iowa Tennessee UAB Saint Louis Middle Tennessee Southern Miss. Saint Louis Louisiana Tech Ole Miss Illinois State Millikin

IP 9 7 7 7 7 7 7 5 7 7 7

Opponent Louisville (perfect game) Tennessee Tech Arkansas-Little Rock Lambuth Arkansas-Little Rock Indiana State Mississippi State Arkansas North Dakota Delta State

Inn 9-2 2-1 3-2 3-0 6-1 7-1 7-2 1-2 1-1 2-2 1-2 IP 9 7 7 5 7 7 7 7 9 9

Year-by-Year Hitting Leaders Batting Average 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Ron McNeely.................... .294 Ron McNeely.................... .411 Ron McNeely.................... .462 Alan Robinson.................. .373 Alan Robinson.................. .397 Greg Roper ....................... .317 Dave Anderson ................ .397 Shane Young ..................... .413 David Hernandez............. .383 Tim Dulin ......................... .380 Shane Young ..................... .366 David Moss ....................... .356 David Moss ....................... .382 Bubba Burr ....................... .386 Chris Marable ................... .376 Kirby Latham ................... .342 Steve Moss ........................ .351 Jeff Cottam ....................... .338 Steve Moss ........................ .394 Mark Little ........................ .409 Mark Little ........................ .435 Ronnie Barassi .................. .333 Ronnie Barassi .................. .360 Craig House ...................... .363 Cary Hiles.......................... .318 Craig House .......... .............351 Nate Sams ......................... .305 Daniel Uggla ..................... .379 Andy Gessell..................... .338 Ryan Martin ...................... .338 Bill Moss .......................342 Ryan Martin ...................... .340 Adam Amar ...................395

Home Runs 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Mike Paxton ............................5 White/Bradshaw ....................6 Ron Merritt .............................8 Terry Pressgrove ................. 12 Alan Robinson..................... 10 Smith/Parks ............................3 Dave Anderson ......................8 Dave Anderson ................... 14 David Hernandez................ 12 Allen Sigler ........................... 13 Kurt Crain ...............................9 Wayne Thompson............... 11 Jeff Acuff ............................ 18 Rodney Bright ..................... 17 Rodney Bright ..................... 10 Tony Ochs............................ 13 Steve Moss ..............................7 S.Moss/B. Seitzer ...................8 John Moon ..............................8 Mark Little ..............................7 Mark Little ........................... 21 Ronnie Barassi ........................8 Ronnie Barassi ..................... 12 Heath Bender .........................5 Chris Becerra ....................... 16 Nate Sams ..............................9 Nate Sams ............................ 10 Daniel Uggla ........................ 18 Barrett Smith ....................... 12 Three tied ...............................7 Brent Dlugach ........................9 Ryan Martin ............................8 Joey Lieberman ...............13

Runs Scored 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

RBI

1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2005

Jerry Daniel .............................. 36 Ron McNeely........................... 43 Ron McNeely........................... 43 Jeff Robinson .......................... 50 A. Robinson/Granger ............ 53 Tim Smith ................................ 32 Anderson/Garrett .................. 51 Anderson/Hernandez ............ 76 David Hernandez.................... 45 Tim Dulin ................................ 53 Tim Dulin ................................ 46 Tim Dulin ................................ 43 Wayne Thompson................... 55 Rodney Bright ......................... 55 Bakke/Bright ........................... 37 Tony Ochs................................ 58 Chris Kross .............................. 39 Steve Moss ............................... 53 Tim Heming ............................ 58 Mark Little ............................... 53 Mark Little ............................... 93 Jeff Ince ................................... 44 Ben Pennington....................... 41 Craig House ............................. 43 Becerra/Damwijk ................... 45 Nick Garcia ............................. 48 Paul Reuer ................................ 36 Daniel Uggla ............................ 72 Barrett Smith ........................... 38 Chad House ............................. 38 Chad House ............................. 45 Jordan Tolliver ......................... 47 Will Petersen ...................... 64

Ron Merritt .............................. 27 Kenny McKinney.................... 32 Ron Merritt .............................. 37 Alan Robinson......................... 44 Terry Pressgrove ..................... 56 Doug Granger ......................... 34 Dave Anderson ....................... 46 Dave Anderson ....................... 61 David Hernandez.................... 54 Allen Sigler ............................... 45 Shane Young ............................ 41 Tim Dulin ................................ 43 Jeff Acuff ................................ 61 Chris Marable .......................... 54 Chris Marable .......................... 42 Chris Marable .......................... 46 Steve Moss ............................... 46 Brad Seitzer.............................. 50 Rich Bledsoe ............................ 37 Rich Bledsoe/Mark Little .......... 49 Mark Little ............................... 86 Jeff Ince ................................... 44 Ben Pennington....................... 45 Heath Bender .......................... 36 Chris Becerra ........................... 49 Nate Sams ................................ 48 Nate Sams ................................ 41 Daniel Uggla ............................ 67 Barrett Smith ........................... 37 Kurt Welch............................... 36 Kurt Welch............................... 48 Adam Amar ........................ 53 Adam Amar ........................ 66

Hits 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Jerry Daniel .............................. 42 Ron McNeely........................... 56 Ron McNeely........................... 67 Jeff Robinson .......................... 57 Alan Robinson......................... 69 Doug Granger ......................... 45 Dave Anderson ....................... 60 Dave Anderson ....................... 87 David Hernandez.................... 57 Tim Dulin ................................ 54 Denis Gourgeot ...................... 56 David Moss .............................. 52 D. Moss/W. Thompson ......... 73 Steve Scott................................ 71 Paul Bakke................................ 71 Chris Marable .......................... 61 Chris Kross .............................. 72 Steve Moss ............................... 65 Tim Heming ............................ 72 Jeff Hoekstra ........................... 79 Mark Little ............................. 104 Scott Curtis .............................. 64 Ben Pennington....................... 56 Craig House ............................. 66 Cary Hiles................................. 71 Nick Garcia ............................. 71 Paul Reuer ................................ 51 Daniel Uggla ........................... 81 P. Cookman/J. Payne.............. 63 Kevin House............................ 62 Chad House ............................. 69 Adam Amar ........................ 66 Bill Moss ............................ 85 Will Petersen

Total Bases 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Ron Merritt .............................. 58 Ron McNeely........................... 80 Ron McNeely........................... 90 Terry Pressgrove ..................... 92 Alan Robinson....................... 113 Doug Granger ......................... 65 Dave Anderson ....................... 97 Dave Anderson ..................... 153 David Hernandez.................. 112 Tim Dulin .............................. 105 Tim Dulin .............................. 100 Wayne Thompson................... 89 Jeff Acuff .............................. 138 Rodney Bright ....................... 130 Chris Marable ........................ 100 Tony Ochs.............................. 108 Steve Moss ............................. 115 Steve Moss ............................. 112 Tim Heming .......................... 101 Mark Little ............................. 129 Mark Little ............................. 195 Ben Pennington....................... 95 Ronnie Barassi ......................... 93 Craig House ............................. 91 Chris Becerra ......................... 118 Nick Garcia ........................... 109 Nate Sams ................................ 95 Daniel Uggla ......................... 169 Barrett Smith ........................... 98 Kevin House............................ 96 Brent Dlugach ....................... 108 Adam Amar ........................ 99 Will Petersen .................... 137

Doubles

1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Ron Merritt .......................... 11 R. McNeely/K. McKinney....8 Ron McNeely....................... 10 Alan Robinson..................... 17 Doug Granger ..................... 15 D. Granger/P. Smith .............8 Dave Anderson ......................9 Shane Young ........................ 17 David Hernandez...................9 Tim Dulin/Eric Kinnaman Shane Young ........................ 15 Tim Dulin ............................ 22 Mike Covington .................. 12 David Moss ......................... .17 Chris Marable ...................... 21 Chris Marable ...................... 18 Kirby Latham ...................... 13 Brad Seitzer/Chris Marable Steve Moss ........................... 21 Steve Moss ........................... 19 Tim Heming ........................ 15 Mark Little ........................... 20 Mark Little ........................... 20 R. Barassi/B. Pennington ...... 13 Ben Pennington................... 13 H. Bender/D. Miller ........... 12 C. Becerra/C. Hiles ............ 12 Nick Garcia ........................ 16 N. Sams/J. Leicester ........... 11 Daniel Uggla ........................ 28 Josh Payne ............................ 14 Kyle Scott ............................. 16 Bill Moss .........................16 Adam Amar .....................12 Bill Moss .........................24

Ron McNeely (above) and Mark Little (below) are the lone TigerS to have ever led a U of M team with a .400 batting average in back-to-back seasons.

Year-by-Year Pitching Leaders Lowest ERA

Dusty Farmer paced the Memphis State pitching staff in all categories in 1977. He is the first Tiger pitcher to ever lead his team in five different categories. His 1.35 ERA stands as the program’s secondlowest single-season ERA ever.

Innings Pitched 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2000 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Mike Paxton ...................... 67.1 Mike Paxton ...................... 67.0 John Lee ............................ 79.1 Dusty Farmer ................... 86.0 Charlie Lea ........................ 97.2 Mark Schuler..................... 61.2 Blair Gilbert ...................... 81.2 Tim Corder ....................... 88.1 Tim Corder ....................... 80.2 Tim Corder ....................... 85.0 Bubba Cummings ............ 70.1 Bubba Cummings ............ 78.1 Gary Gallo ........................ 68.0 Joe Newcomb ................... 84.0 Andy Cook...................... 111.2 Mark Bowlan .................. 100.1 Steve Jones ...................... 107.1 Paul Romanoli ................ 105.1 Joe Lantrip ........................ 93.2 Jason McCommon ........... 95.1 Dan Guehne ................... 113.2 Lonnie Glass................... 109.0 Lonnie Glass..................... 70.1 Chad Harville ................. 101.2 Craig House ...................... 94.2 Craig House ...................... 92.2 Jason Wiedmeyer ............. 81.2 Jason Wiedmeyer ............. 90.2 Ryan O’Malley .................. 69.0 Jarrett Grube .................... 73.1 Jarrett Grube .................. 102.0 Stephen Gostkowski ...........80.2 Scott McGregor ............80.0

1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Mike Paxton .......................... 1.87 Danny Parks ......................... 1.17 John Lee ................................ 2.70 Dusty Farmer ....................... 1.35 Mike Graves.......................... 3.55 Blair Gilbert .......................... 2.63 Jeff Williams ......................... 2.13 John Thetford....................... 2.12 Tim Corder ........................... 2.23 Tim Corder ........................... 2.87 Shane Young ......................... 2.91 Forest Nabors....................... 2.97 Andy Cook............................ 2.25 Mark Bowlan ....................... 3.36 Forest Nabors....................... 3.31 Chris Marable ....................... 3.62 Mike Greckel ........................ 3.13 Steve Moss ............................ 2.93 Joe Lantrip ............................ 2.40 Greg Smith............................ 2.04 Collins Day ........................... 2.38 Jonathan Lyons .................... 3.29 Chad Harville ....................... 3.81 Chad Harville ....................... 2.66 Craig House .......................... 3.33 Sean Carlson ....................... 2.38 Joshua Cartwright ................ 4.08 Joshua Padgett ...................... 3.67 Nick Steht ............................. 4.24 Brandon Rowan ................... 3.63 Jarrett Grube ........................ 2.82 Drew Jaudon......................... 3.27 Drew Jaudon......................... 4.70

Strikeouts 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Bobby Williams ....................... 44 Mike Paxton ............................. 68 Danny Parks ............................ 83 Dusty Farmer .......................... 69 Blair Gilbert ............................. 81 Mark Schuler............................ 60 Blair Gilbert ............................. 47 Tim Corder .............................. 70 Tim Corder .............................. 67 Tim Corder .............................. 52 Bubba Cummings ................... 51 Bubba Cummings ................... 54 Gary Gallo ............................... 57 Joe Newcomb .......................... 51 Andy Cook............................... 58 Mark Bowlan ........................... 68 Steve Jones ............................... 55 Paul Romanoli ........................ 92 Joe Lantrip ............................... 89 Chris Stewart ........................... 82 Dan Guehne ............................ 75 Lonnie Glass............................ 71 Collins Day .............................. 68 Chad Harville .......................... 91 Craig House ............................. 83 Craig House ........................... 112 Jason Wiedmeyer .................... 60 Jason Wiedmeyer .................... 75 Ryan O’Malley ......................... 56 Jarrett Grube ........................... 66 Derek Hankins ...................... 114 Stephen Gostkowski ............. 41 Scott McGregor .................. 50 Philip Utley

Wins 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Danny Parks .............................. 7 Paxton /Lee/Aquadro ............. 7 John Lee ..................................... 8 Dusty Farmer .......................... 11 Blair Gilbert ............................. 11 Gilbert/Wallace ......................... 5 Mark Schuler.............................. 7 Tim Corder ................................ 9 Tim Corder .............................. 10 Tim Corder ................................ 8 Bubba Cummings ..................... 8 Bubba Cummings ..................... 8 Andy Cook................................. 7 Mark Bowlan ............................. 8 Andy Cook............................... 10 Mark Bowlan ............................. 7 Steve Jones ................................. 8 Paul Romanoli ........................... 6 Joe Lantrip ................................. 6 C. Stewart/G. Smith ............... 10 Dan Guehne ............................ 13 L. Glass/D. Guehne ................. 7 Chad Harville ............................ 6 Chad Harville ............................ 5 Craig House ............................... 4 Craig House .............................. 8 Wiedmeyer/Castor ................... 4 Jason Wiedmeyer ...................... 7 R. O’Malley/ M. Novarese ...... 4 Jarrett Grube ............................. 5 Jarrett Grube ............................. 9 Drew Jaudon.............................. 2 Scott McGregor .................... 7

Games Started 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

N/A N/A N/A N/A Blair Gilbert ............................. 17 Blair Gilbert ............................... 8 Blair Gilbert ............................. 10 T. Corder/E. Williamson ....... 11 Tim Corder .............................. 11 Tim Corder .............................. 12 Gary Gallo ............................... 10 Bubba Cummings ................... 11 Rusty Covington ..................... 12 Joe Newcomb .......................... 13 Andy Cook............................... 16 Mark Bowlan ........................... 15 Steve Jones ............................... 15 Paul Romanoli ......................... 15 Joe Lantrip ............................... 10 J. McCommon/C. Stewart ....... 15 Dan Guehne ............................ 18 Lonnie Glass............................ 16 L. Glass/J. Lyons .................... 12 Russ Bratton ............................ 14 Craig House ............................. 14 Josh Stewart ............................ 14 Wiedmeyer/Leicester ............... 4 Jason Wiedmeyer .................... 16 Ryan O’Malley ......................... 12 Jarrett Grube ........................... 13 Derek Hankins ........................ 15 Stephen Gostkowski ............. 13 Scott McGregor .................. 14

Appearances 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Jeff Hopkins ........................ 12 John Lee ............................... 12 J. Lee/D. Parks .................... 13 Dusty Farmer ...................... 17 Charlie Lea ........................... 20 Mark Schuler........................ 18 Mark Schuler........................ 21 T. Corder/E. Williamson/ 16 J. Williams Don Goldstein .................... 15 Don Goldstein .................... 19 B. Cummings/G. Gallo...... 10 B. Cummings/ ..................... 14 J. Stansberry/K. Wilson David Byrd.......................... .21 David Byrd........................... 18 Andy Cook........................... 19 Chris Marable ...................... 22 Steve Jones ........................... 20 Steve Jones ........................... 18 L. Glass/J. Lantrip .............. 16 L. Glass/J. McCommon ...... 20 Kyle Manship ...................... 24 Lonnie Glass........................ 20 Chad Harville ...................... 24 Mike McKnight ................... 20 Jeremy Beck ......................... 20 Sean Carlson .......... ............ 22 S. Carlson/J. Wilson ........... 19 Layne Dawson ..................... 29 J. Cartwright/G. Council ...... 25 Michael Novarese ............... 22 Corey Kines ......................... 26 Chris South .....................26 Dusty Davis ....................20 Matt Yokley

Lonnie Glass bolstered Memphis’ 1995 Great Midwest Conference Championship team’s pitching staﬀ. He ﬁnished the season tied for the team lead with seven wins and recorded a team-high 71 strikeouts in 109.0 innings of work.

Tigers in the Postseason 2006 (5) Southern Miss 6, (4) Memphis 2 (4) Memphis 13, (8) UAB 2 (7 innings) (4) Memphis 8, (5) Southern Miss 5 (1) Rice 7, (4) Memphis 4

2004 Memphis 10, Southern Miss 5 UAB 7, Memphis 6 Southern Miss 13, Memphis 0

2001 Memphis 8, Cincinnati 5 Memphis 4, Charlotte 2 Tulane 7, Memphis 6 Tulane 7, Memphis 2

1999 South Florida 8, Memphis 6 Saint Louis 11, Memphis 9

1994

1985

Memphis 24, Dayton 12 UAB 8, Memphis 1 Memphis 15, Cincinnati 5 Memphis 8, UAB 5 UAB 14, Memphis 5*

Memphis 18, Cincinnati 4 South Carolina 19, Memphis 8 Tulane 8, Memphis 7

1993

Memphis 12, Virginia Tech 6 Cincinnati 3, Memphis 2 Florida State 10, Memphis 3

Memphis 6, Cincinnati 1 Memphis 13, Saint Louis 1 UAB 6, Memphis 2 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Memphis 4, UAB 3* UAB 100 000 002- 3 6 1 MEM 003 100 00X- 4 9 1 WP: Glass (7-3) LP: Faust (3-2) 2B: MEM- Little, Domino(2); UAB- Rackley 3B: MEM- Fenton, HR: MEM-Little; UAB- Gabbart

1992 Cincinnati 2, Memphis 1 Saint Louis 4, Memphis 3

Memphis 6, Cincinnati 5 Houston 3, Memphis 2 Southern Miss 7, Memphis 6

Saint Louis 9, Memphis 2

1996 Southern Miss 9, Memphis 4 Saint Louis 9, Memphis 8 (10)

Memphis 6, Tulane 5 Southern Miss 11, Memphis 2 Cincinnati 7, Memphis 5

1990

1989

Saint Louis 10, Memphis 5 Memphis 5, UAB 0 Memphis 7, Saint Louis 4 Memphis 3, Dayton 1 Memphis 8, Cincinnati 0 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Memphis 5, Cincinnati 3* CIN 003 000 000- 3 3 2 MEM 000 400 01X- 5 8 2 WP: Harville (2-1) LP: Morgan (4-4) HR: CIN-Barhorst SV: MEM- Ince

Memphis 13, Louisville 2 Tulane 4, Memphis 2 Memphis 1, Virginia Tech 0 Louisville 8, Memphis 5

1982 Memphis 15, Saint Louis 7 Memphis 4, Florida State 2 Tulane 9, Memphis 8 Florida State 7, Memphis 6

1981

1980

1991

Virginia Tech 6, Memphis 4 Memphis 11, Tulane 5 Southern Miss 5, Memphis 2

1995

1983

Memphis 13, Cincinnati 7 Florida State 5, Memphis 0 Memphis 15, Louisville 3 Memphis 9, Virginia 8 Florida State 7, Memphis 3

1998

1997

1984

Memphis 11, South Carolina 10 Florida State 9, Memphis 4 Cincinnati 15, Memphis 6

1988 Southern Miss 11, Memphis 4 Memphis 6, Virginia Tech 4 Florida State 4, Memphis 2

1987

Memphis 14, Saint Louis 6 Memphis 7, Tulane 2 Memphis 14, Virginia Tech 5 Florida State 14, Memphis 11 Florida State 11, Memphis 7

1979 Cincinnati 8, Memphis 4 Memphis 5, Virginia Tech 1 Memphis 18, Cincinnati 5 Florida State 11, Memphis 1

1978 Memphis 10, Cincinnati 8 Memphis 9, Louisville 7 Memphis 10, Florida State 9*

1977 Memphis 5, Cincinnati 0 Memphis 9, Georgia Tech 2 Florida State 10, Memphis 2 Tulane 4, Memphis 1

Memphis 10, Southern Miss 1 South Carolina 6, Memphis 2 Cincinnati 13, Memphis 1

1976

1986

Memphis 2, Saint Louis 1 Memphis 15, Tulane 1*

Memphis 19, Louisville 3 South Carolina 4, Memphis 8 Memphis 11, Virginia Tech 8 Memphis 4, Southern Miss 2 Florida State 7, Memphis 3

*indicates Championship game

Tigers in the NCAA’s 1994

May 27, 1994 TCU 11, Memphis 3 Memphis 000 200 010 TCU 200 133 20X -

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3 3

E: MEM- Curtis, Hoekstra; NSU- Colbert, Saunders, Tomlin (2). HR: MEM- Curtis; NSU- Donner. 3B: MEM- Fenton, Little. 2B: MEM- Hoekstra (2), Ince (2), Little, O’Keefe; NSU- B. Duncan, N. Duncan, Stafford (2). SB: MEMBland, Little; NSU- Joseph.

MEM- Guehne, Manship (6), McKibben (8) and O’Keefe, Lindemann. TCU- Ryan, Baker (8) and Tawwater. WP: Ryan (7-6) LP: Guehne (13-3).

Memphis picked up where it left off, and advanced in the NCAA Midwest Regional with a convincing 14-9 triumph over Northwestern State. Jeff Hoekstra led Memphis with a 3-for-5 effort and four RBI.

E: MEM- Bland, Fenton, Hoekstra; TCU- Johnson, Ryan, Wallace, B.. HR: TCU- Johnson, Robson (2). 2B: TCU- Gongora, Johnson, Robson, Smith. SB: MEMBland, Little; TCU- Smith. SH: TCU- Johnson. HBP: MEM- Little.

It did not take long for Memphis to get things rolling as Cary Fenton led the game off with a triple. Mark Bland drove him in, and Nate Weimer and Jeff Ince later made it 3-0 with RBI hits. The Tigers then extended the lead to five runs on Hoekstra’s two-run double.

TCU broke open a close contest with eight runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings to cruise to an 11-3 win over #18 Memphis in the opening round of the NCAA Midwest Regional.

NSU closed the gap with a pair of runs in the fourth, but Hoekstra responded with another RBI and then came around to score for 7-2 cushion.

TCU got on the board first with a pair of runs in the first, but Memphis was able to tie the game at 2-2 on Scott Curtis’s fourth-inning bases loaded single. The Horned Frogs countered with a run in the fourth before a three-run blast in the fifth, followed by a two-run shot in the sixth put them comfortably ahead, 9-2. Another two-run homer in the seventh put the game out of reach. Dan Guehne was saddled with the loss after giving up nine runs on nine hit. TCU outhit Memphis 13-9 in the game. Scott Curtis led the Tigers offense with three hits and two RBI. May 28, 1994 Memphis 12, Oklahoma State 4 Okla. St. 100 010 002 Memphis 000 002 91X -

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OSU- Dean, Gaiko (7), Nichols (7), Douma (8) and Hernandez. MEM- Day and O’Keefe. WP: Day LP: Dean E- OSU- Prodanov; MEM- Fenton. HR: MEM- Little. 3B: OSU- Benz. 2B: OSU- Lopez, Ocasio. SB: OSULopez. CS- MEM- Fenton. SH: MEM- Curtis (2). HBP: MEM- Ince, Fenton.

Scott Curtis’ three-run home run highlighted a six-run seventh that put the game away. Little drove in a pair with a double and Hoekstra followed with an RBI-double. Northwestern State scored five in the eighth and one in the ninth, but it was too little too late. May 30, 1994 Cal St.-Fullerton 12, Memphis 5 Cal-St. Fullerton 004 021 122 - 12 Memphis 200 030 000 - 5

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CSF- Fetchel, Ricabal (5) and Hemphill. MEM- Manship, McKibben (7), Ince (8) and O’Keefe. WP: Ricabal (10-1) LP: Manship (8-4) E- CFS- Gill, Jones; MEM- Day. HR: CSF- Powell; MEMLittle. 2B: CSF- Hemphill, Jones, Millan, Powell, Skyberg; MEM- Hoekstra. SB: CSF- Hemphill, Kotsay, Powell (3). CS: CSF- Ferguson; MEM- Day (2), Fenton. SH: CSFKotsay. HBP: CSF- Giambi; MEM- Ince. Memphis could never recover from a four-run third inning by Cal-State Fullerton as the bowed out of Midwest Regional action in a 12-5 loss. Kyle Manship struck out nine and Mark Bland ripped four hits and scored twice to lead Memphis, who finished the 1994 season with a programbest 52-11 record.

With their backs against the wall, Memphis exploded for nine runs in the seventh inning to eliminate the home team Oklahoma State Cowboys, 12-4. Collins Day fanned seven, scattered nine hits and held the #3 Cowboys to just four earned runs in a complete game performance.

Mark Little slammed a home run, drove in two and scored a pair in his final game as a Tiger. Jeff Hoekstra added two hits and two RBI.

The contest was a defensive battle early on as OSU plated a run in the first and then another in the fifth for a 2-0 lead.

May 22, 1981 Memphis State 16, James Madison 3 James Madison 000 000 030 - 3 Memphis State 420 421 12X - 16

Memphis’ bats woke up in the sixth as Mark Little tied the game with a two-run homer to left. The Tigers then pounded eight hits in a nine-run seventh. Mark Bland and Jeff Hoekstra ignited the inning with as both posted two-run bases loaded singles to right. Memphis crossed another run in the eighth to make it 12-2. Little, Nate Weimer and Jeff Ince each knocked three hits, while Bland, Little, Hoekstra and Weimer drove in two runs each. Memphis 14, Northwestern State 9 Memphis 320 021 600 14 NW St. 000 210 051 9

15 16

2 4

NSU- Pomirko, Jones (7), Dulin (7) and Stafford. MEMMcCommon and O’Keefe. WP: McCommon LP: Pomirko

1981

9 18

3 1

May 23, 1981 South Carolina 8, Memphis State 5 Memphis State 100 000 310 - 5 South Carolina 102 111 20X - 8

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0 2

MSU- Williamson, Dial (5), Williams (7) and Webster, Colbert. USC- Baynham, Kish (7) and Lowery. WP: Baynham (9-1) LP: Williamson (8-2) HR: MSU- Hernandez; USC- Vollmer. Lowery, Carraway. 2B: MSU- Hernandez; USC- Curl, Williams. SB: MSU- Anderson; USC- McCarthy. SH: USC- Vollmer. BK: MSU- Williamson. Memphis was unable to get the timely hit and left 13 runners stranded, including leaving nine on from the second through sixth innings as they fell to South Carolina, 8-5. While the Tigers were stranding runners in the middle five innings, USC was driving them in, scoring five of its eight run in that stretch of the game despite three MSU double plays. Memphis State rallied for three runs in the top of the seventh to cut the deficit to 6-4, but the Gamecocks responded with a pair in the home half of the frame to put the game away. Ed Williamson was saddled with the loss after giving up five earned runs in four innings of work. Dave Anderson and Scott Pearson each finished with four hits for MSU. May 24, 1981 Memphis State 8, James Madison 3 James Madison 101 010 000 - 3 Memphis State 042 200 00X - 8

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1 0

JMU- Crumb, Hall (4) and Faulconer. MSU- Thetford and Webster. WP: Thetford (5-1) LP: Crumb: (9-2) HR: JMU- Knight; MSU- Hernandez, Webster, Williams. 2B: JMU- Kidd. SH: JMU- Bocock. PB: MSUWebster. David Hernandez capped a four-run second inning with a three-run blast, while John Thetford scattered 10 hits in a complete-game win, as the Tigers stayed alive with an 8-3 triumph over James Madison in an elimination matchup of the NCAA East Regional Playoffs. The longball was Memphis State’s weapon of choice in the elimination game. After Hernandez’s homer, catcher Richard Webster connected with a two-run shot in the third, and first baseman Gary Williams lifted a solo homer over the wall in the fourth. Webster, who finished the game with three hits, three RBI and a pair of runs scores, drove in the final run of the contest on a one-out single in the fourth.

JMU- Yancey, Kwiatkoski (3), Blondino (5) and Faulconer, Smith. MSU- Corder, Litano (6), Field (9) and Webster. WP: Corder (9-1) LP: Yancey (5-5)

South Carolina 11, Memphis State 5 Memphis State 002 002 010 - 5 South Carolina 030 320 30X - 11

HR: MSU- Anderson, Young, Hernandez, Logan. 3B: MSULogan. 2B: MSU- Basye. SB: MSU- Hernandez, Anderson, Webster. SH: MSU- Pearson, Anderson.

MSU- Fowler, Williams (5), Field (7) and Webster. USCGordon and Lowery. WP: Gordon (8-3) LP: Fowler (6-2).

Tim Corder and Chris Litano held James Madison off the scoreboard for seven innings, while the Memphis State offense scored runs in all but the third inning to claim a dominant 16-3 first-round win over JMU in the NCAA East Regional Playoffs.

HR: MSU- Anderson; USC- Boyle, Vollmer, Lowery, Thaw. 2B: MSU- Webster, Anderson, Hernandez; USCThaw, Hollins. SB: MSU- Anderson; USC- Williams. SH: USC- Thaw. SF: USC- Boyle.

Memphis took advantage of a pair of Bulldog errors to score four first-inning runs and never looked back.

Both teams recorded 15 hits, but Memphis State again could not find the clutch hit, leaving 10 men on base as they fell short of the NCAA College World Series in an 11-5 loss to South Carolina.

Dave Anderson and DH Shane Young belted back-to-back home runs in the second and David Hernandez and Dale Logan completed the feat in the fifth for a 12-0 MSU lead.

15 15

2 1

USC got a pair of home runs in the second—the first being a two-out solo homer off the bat of Chris Boyle. Two batters later, Robby Vollmer blasted a two-run homer to give the Gamecocks an early 3-0 lead.

Tigers in the NCAA’s A two-run shot by Dave Anderson gave Memphis State its first two runs in the third, but a trio of South Carolina runs in the fourth pushed the lead out to 6-2. Another two-run home run extended USC’s lead to 8-2 in the fifth. MSU plated a pair in the sixth, but another three-run rally by the Gamecocks put the game away, 11-4. Anderson and Billy Hellums paced Memphis with three hit apiece. Lanny Fowler was the losing pitcher.

13 14

3 4

AU- Latham, Humphries (2), Williams (5), Rooney (7) and Rowell; MSU- Graves, Lea (2), Hopkins (6) and Webster, Smith and Clark. WP: Latham (4-6) LP: Graves (8-1). HR: AU- Fucci, Keedy; MSU- Davis. 3B: AU- Montgomery. 2B: AU- Montgomery, Keedy; MSU- A. Robinson, Mincher, J. Robinson. SB: AU- Morrison, Renfroe, Keedy, Fucci (2). SF: MSU- Henderson. HBP: MSU- Pressgrove. BK: AU- Williams; MSU- Lea. PB: MSU- Webster (2), Clark Auburn used an eight-run rally in the second inning to move past Memphis State, 14-10, and advance to the winner’s bracket game against North Carolina. The Tigers had led the nation with a .361 and had beaten Auburn three out of four times in the regular season. Centerfielder James Davis led Memphis with a 3-for-5 effort and five RBI. Tiger pitcher Mike Graves took the loss—his first of the season. May 21, 1978 Memphis State 5, East Tennessee St 0 Memphis State 010 031 000 - 5 10 2 East Tennessee State 000 000 000 - 0 4 4 MSU- Gilbert and Clark; ETSU- Andrews, Mannick (6), Hammaker (8) and Lower. WP- Gilbert (11-2). LP- Andrews (8-3) 2B: MSU- Parks, J. Robinson. SB: MSU- Davis; ETSUBeasley. BK: MSU- Gilbert; ETSU- Mannick Memphis State starter Blair Gilbert tossed a four-hit complete game gem to pick up his 11th win of the year as Memphis State eliminated East Tennessee State from the South Regional Playoffs with a 5-0 win. Ahead 1-0, the Tigers posted three runs in the top of the fifth inning to open the game up. Roy Henderson, Roy Clark and Jeff Robinson each had two hits to lead MSU. May 22, 1978 Memphis State 6, Auburn 5 Memphis State 000 003 021 - 6 Auburn 000 230 000 - 5

May 22, 1978 Memphis State 8, North Carolina 6 North Carolina 120 001 011 Memphis State 203 010 02X -

6 8

7 10

3 0

UNC- Beverly, Kirk (3), Brewer (7), Johnson (8), DeRatt (8) and Brewer; MSU- Lea, Hopkins (8) and Webster. WP: Lea (8-2). LP: Beverly (2-2) HR: UNC- Brewer; MSU- Pressgrove. 2B: MSU- J. Robinson, Granger (2). SB: MSU- Smith, Granger, Parks, Pressgrove. SH: MSU- Webster.

1978

May 20, 1978 Auburn 14, Memphis State 10 Auburn 080 230 100 - 14 Memphis State 041 010 310 - 10

the score at 5-5.

10 11

0 5

MSU- Thetford and Webster; AU- Humphries and Rowell. WP: Thetford (3-0). LP: Humphries (7-3) HR: MSU- Parks; AU- Montgomery. 2B: MSU- Henderson, J. Robinson, Granger, A. Robinson, Webster; AURowell, Morrison, Fucci. SB: MSU- J. Robinson, Davis. SH: AU- Morrison, Rushing. HBP: AU- Reedy. Richard Webster scored the game-winning run in the top of the ninth inning and John Thetford then worked out of a jam in the bottom of ninth to preserve the win for then, Memphis State. The rally started in the eighth inning, when down 5-3, Alan Robinson ripped a two-out double to centerfield to plate Jeff Robinson and ignited a two-run frame and knot

in the NCAA West Regionals in Tempe, Ariz. Parks worked 5.2 perfect innings before a defensive error broke up his perfect-game bid. He held Minnesota hitless through 8.2 innings. Each of the Tigers’ first five batters reached base safely as they jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one inning. A solo homer by Ron Merritt made it 4-1 in the third and Ron McNeely knocked an RBI-triple for a 5-0 cushion in the sixth. Robert Reed’s solo homer in the seventh capped the scoring for the Tigers.

Terry Pressgrove’s two-run blast highlighted a three-run third inning that proved to be the deciding factor in an 8-6 MSU triumph over North Carolina. The win forced a second championship matchup between the two teams to decide who would represent the South Region in the 1978 NCAA College World Series.

Reed and McNeely each had three hits for Memphis.

Tiger’s starter Charlie Lea hurled 7.2 strong innings to pick up the win, while Allen Robinson, Jeff Robinson and Jeff Granger each had two hits.

MSU- Lee, Roberson (7), Leonard (8) and Mitchell; LP: Lee.

J. Robinson and Granger each had RBI-hits to put two runs on the board for Memphis State in the first inning, but Lloyd Brewer’s two-run shot put UNC ahead 3-2 in the top of the second. May 23, 1978 **North Carolina 11, Memphis State 9 Memphis State 101 420 001 - 9 North Carolina 021 032 03X - 11 MSU- Gilbert, Beshears (6), Graves (6) and Webster; UNCNorris and Brewer. WP: Norris (13-0). LP: Gilbert (11-2) HR: MSU- Davis. 3B: MSU- J. Robinson. 2B: MSU- J. Robinson, Smith; UNC- Barnett. SB: MSU- Smith (3), Mincher, Parks. SH: MSU- Mincher, Granger; UNCGriffith, Caddell. SF: MSU- A. Robinson; UNC- Robinson. HBP: MSU- Mincher Memphis jumped out to an 8-3 lead, but North Carolina broke an 8-8 tie with three runs in the eighth inning the claim the South Region Championship and advance to the 1978 NCAA College World Series. Memphis finished the season with a 40-9 mark. Memphis crossed single tallies in the first and third innings and then went up 6-3 with a four-run fourth inning. Two more runs were plated in the fifth to give the Tigers what looked to be an insurmountable 8-3 cushion in the fifth. But UNC used two MSU errors to rally for five runs over the next two innings to tie the contest and 8-8. Memphis rallied for a run in the top of the ninth, on a solo homer by James Davis, but that would be all the Tigers offense could muster in the final frame. UNC pitcher Greg Norris got the win to improve to 14-0 in his collegiate career.

1976

May 28, 1976 Memphis State 6, Minnesota 0 Minnesota 000 000 000 Memphis State 301 001 10X -

4 11

3 11

1 1

HR: ASU- Phears (2). 3B: ASU- Carbern. 2B: ASUCarbern, Peters. SB: ASU- Lanx (3), Carbern, Peters. SH: ASU- Phears, Henderson. MSU- McNeely. SF: ASUPhears. HBP: ASU- Lanx. Memphis State was held to just three hits and did not score until the ninth inning as Arizona State raced to an 11-4 win in the second round of the NCAA West Regional Playoffs. The Sun Devils erupted for four runs in the fourth inning and held the Tigers to just one hit through eight innings. May 30, 1976 Minnesota 17, Memphis State 4 Memphis State 000 100 003 Minnesota 315 031 12X -

4 17

10 25

3 2

MSU- Farmer, Thornburg (3), Heuberger (3), Leonard (7), Graves (8) and Brantley; UM- Forsythe and Dierberaer. WP: Forsythe. LP: Farmer HR: UM- Mee (2), Bole. 3B: UM- Schultz, Molitor. 2B: MSU- Reed, Brantley. UM- Mee. SB: MSU- White; UM- Molitor RI: MSU- Reed. SH: UM- Dierberaer (2), Bruss. SF: UM- Bole. Two days after shutting the Golden Gophers out in the first game of the NCAA West Regionals, Minnesota retaliated to eliminate the Tigers in a 17-4 decision. Minnesota touched up Memphis State starter Dusty Farmer for three runs in the first inning on a triple, home run and two singles. The big blow came in the third inning. The Gophers sent 10 batters to the plate and posted five runs on six hits. Memphis State got on the board with a single tally in the fourth, but Minnesota responded with three in the fifth, one in the six and seventh and two more in the eight to take a 17-1 lead. The Tigers battled for three in the ninth for the 17-4 final.

0 6

2 12

1 0

MSU- Parks and Brantley. UM- Comer, Forsythe (6) and Dierberaer. WP: Parks. LP: Comer HR: MSU- Merritt, Reed. 3B: MSU- McNeely. 2B: MSUWhite. SB: MSU- McNeely. SF: MSU- Frix. Danny Parks struck out seven in a two-hit shutout to lead Memphis State to a 6-0 opening-round win over Minnesota

May 29, 1976 Arizona State 11, Memphis State 4 Memphis State 000 000 004 Arizona State 000 401 24X -

Honor Roll 2001 1994 1984 1983 1982 1981 1976 1975

All-America Daniel Uggla .......................2B Mark Little .........................OF Tim Dulin ...........................2B Tim Corder ........................... P Tim Dulin ...........................2B Tim Corder ........................... P Dave Anderson .................. SS Ron McNeely ....................OF Ron McNeely ....................OF

NCBWA Preseason All-America THIRD TEAM 2007 Adam Amar ................... 1B College Baseball Foundation Brooks Wallace Watch List 2007 Adam Amar ................... 1B

2002

Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America HONORABLE MENTION Brent Dlugach .................... SS

1982 1981 1976 1975

ALL-DISTRICT Daniel Uggla .......................2B Mark Little .........................OF Collins Day ........................... P Tim Dulin ...........................2B Tim Corder ........................... P Tim Dulin ...........................2B Tim Corder ........................... P Dave Anderson .................. SS Robert Reed .......................OF Ron McNeely ....................OF

2004

ABCA All-South Region SECOND TEAM Jarrett Grube ........................ P

2001 1994 1984 1983

1994 1981

1978

1976

1994

NCAA ALL-REGIONAL Mark Little .........................OF Mark Bland ........................OF Collins Day ........................... P Dave Anderson .................. SS David Hernandez .............OF Dale Logan .........................2B Scott Pearson ......................3B Shane Young .....................DH James Davis .......................OF Blair Gilbert .......................... P Dave Parks ........................DH Alan Robinson ...................1B Jeff Robinson ..................... SS Ron McNeely ....................OF Danny Parks ......................... P MVP Mark Little .................... GMC

Great Midwest Conference Coach of the Year 1994 Jeff Hopkins ................. GMC 1993 Jeff Hopkins ................. GMC Great Midwest Conference Newcomer of the Year 1994 Dan Guehne ......................... P 1992 Joe Lantrip ............................ P

NCAA Division I Defensive Player ofthe Year Randy Meadows ..................... SS

1997

Weekly Honors NATIONAL Collegiate Baseball 3/1/99 Craig House ..............................P 3/2/98 Craig House ..............................P 5/5/97 Chad Harville ...........................P 1993 Mark Little ............................ OF 1993 Jeff Hoekstra ..........................3B

1994 1994

1993

Louisville Slugger Derek Hankins .....................P

3/1/04

NCBWA 3/20/01 Daniel Uggla ..........................2B

1992

Co-National Pitcher of the Week 3/3/04 Derek Hankins .....................P

3/27/06 5/22/06 2/28/05 3/14/01 3/19/01 3/2/98

Conference USA Player of the Week Adam Amar ....................1B Adam Amar ....................1B Ryan Martin ............. DH/OF Barrett Smith ........................C Daniel Uggla .......................2B Craig House ...................... OF

Great Midwest Player of the Week 5/2/94 Mark Little ........................ OF 4/25/94 Mark Little ........................ OF 4/4/94 Cary Fenton ........................2B 3/21/94 Mark Little ........................ OF 4/13/92 Steve Moss ..........................3B

2/27/06 5/3/04 4/5/04 3/1/04 4/7/03 5/12/03 4/16/01 5/10/99 3/8/99 3/1/99 3/2/98

Conference USA Pitcher of the Week Scott McGregor .................P Derek Hankins .....................P Derek Hankins .....................P Derek Hankins .....................P Jarrett Grube ........................P Jarrett Grube ........................P Jason Wiedmeyer .................P Josh Stewart ..........................P Josh Stewart ..........................P Craig House ..........................P Craig House ..........................P

Great Midwest Pitcher of the Week 3/28/94 Jason McCommon ...............P

2002 2003 2006

All-Conference Honors Conference USA All-Freshman Brent Dlugach .................... SS Stephen Gostkowski ...........P Scott McGregor .................P

2006 2004 2001 1999 1998 1997 1996

FIRST TEAM All-Conference USA Adam Amar ....................1B Jarrett Grube ........................P Daniel Uggla ........................2B Craig House .................P/DH Craig House ..........................P Chad Harville .......................P Chad Harville .......................P

1990 1989 1988

1987

1986

1985

1984 1983 1982 1981

1980

1979

1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968

2006

FIRST TEAM All-Great Midwest Mark Little ........................ OF Cary Fenton ........................2B Nate Weimer .......................3B Scott Curtis ......................... SS Jeff Hoekstra ....................DH Mike Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keefe .......................C Dan Guehne .......................SP Collins Day .........................SP Greg Smith ..........................SP Chris Stewart ......................SP Robbie Domino ...................C Mark Little ........................ OF Steve Moss ..........................1B Jeff Hoekstra ......................3B Cary Fenton ........................ SS Rich Bledsoe ..................... OF Barry Grant ....................... OF Tim Heming .......................3B FIRST TEAM All-Metro Chris Kross ....................... OF Chris Marable ................... OF Tony Ochs .............................C Paul Bakke ......................... OF Rodney Bright ....................3B Andy Cook ............................P Chris Marable ................... OF Rodney Bright ....................3B Bubba Burr .........................1B Mike Hammett ................. OF Chris Marable ................... OF Steve Scott ........................... SS Jeff Acuff ......................... OF David Moss ......................... SS Jack Peel ............................ OF Wayne Thompson ................C Mike Covington ...................P Tim Dulin ...........................2B David Moss ......................... SS Wayne Thompson ................C Tim Dulin ...........................2B Tim Corder ...........................P Shane Young .....................DH Tim Corder ...........................P Tim Dulin ...........................2B David Hernandez ............. OF Dave Anderson .................. SS Greg Bayse ........................ OF Tim Corder ...........................P Richard Webster ...................C Dave Anderson .................. SS Blair Gilbert ..........................P Chris Litano ..........................P Phil Smith .......................... OF Greg Roper ....................... OF Jeff Wallace ...........................P FIRST TEAM All-Missouri Valley Mike Dlugach .......................C Lynn Alford ........................2B Mike Dlugach .......................C Lynn Alford ........................2B Mike Dlugach .......................C Mike Dlugach .......................C Dave Loos ............................ SS Roy Myers ......................... OF Joey Bushwald .................. OF SECOND TEAM All-Conference USA K.K. Chalmers ............... OF Scott McGregor .................P

2004 2003 2000 1999 1996

1995

1994 1993 1992

2006

1995

1994 1993

1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1986

1985 1983 1982 1981 1980

1979 1978

1977 1976

Brent Dlugach .....................SS Derek Hankins ......................P Ryan Martin ...................... DH Nate Sams ...........................OF Josh Stewart ...........................P Ronnie Barassi ...................OF SECOND TEAM All-Great Midwest Ronnie Barassi ...................OF Scott Curtis ..........................SS Jeff Ince .............................. 3B Lonnie Glass ..........................P Mark Bland ........................OF Jason McCommon .............. SP Rich Bledsoe ......................OF John Armistead .....................P Nate Weimer ....................... 2B Jeff Cottam ...................... UTI Steve Moss .......................... 1B Joe Lantrip .............................P Sid Smith ............................OF ALL-TOURNAMENT Conference USA Michael Murray ............. SS Will Petersen .................. OF Great Midwest Scott Curtis ..........................SS Ronnie Barassi ...................OF Collins Day ....................... DH Lonnie Glass ............ P (MVP) Mark Little .........................OF Collins Day ........................OF Mark Bland ........................OF Chris Stewart .........................P Lonnie Glass ..........................P Jeff Hoekstra ...................... 3B Robbie Domino ................... C Mark Little ............OF (MVP) Rich Bledsoe ......................OF Metro Steve Moss ........................ DH Brad Seitzer ......................... 3B Chris Kross ........................OF Brad Seitzer ......................... 3B Chris Marable ....................OF Mike Hammett ..................OF David Moss ..........................SS Steve Scott .....................UTIL Wayne Thompson ............... C Tim Dulin ........................... 2B Tim Dulin ........................... 3B Tim Corder ............................P David Hernandez .............OF Richard Webster ................... C Dave Anderson ...................SS Dale Logan ......................... 2B Mark Schuler .........................P Phil Smith ..........................OF Richard Webster ................... C Gary Williams ..................... 1B Doug Granger .................... 3B Roy Henderson .................OF Charlie Lea .............................P Dave Parks ........................ DH Terry Pressgrove ...............OF Phil Clark ............................ 3B Dusty Farmer ........................P Mark Brantley ....................... C Kenny McKinney .............. 2B Ron McNeely ....................OF Ron Merritt ........................OF Danny Parks ...........................P

All-Time Results 1948 .....................................................8-3 Valparaiso ......................L ...............7-12 Valparaiso ......................W ...........21-10 Illinois ............................L ...............5-11 Murray St. ......................W ................7-4 Arkansas St. ...................W ..............10-2 Murray St. ......................W .............12-3 Delta St. .........................W ................7-2 Army ABU 846.............W ................8-4 NATTC..........................W ................6-5 Arkansas St. ..................L ..................2-4 Delta St. .........................W ................9-3

1949 .....................................................8-5 Navy ...............................L .................5-8 Murray St. ......................W ............... 9-5 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............8-4 Southwestern ................W ..............11-2 Delta St. .........................L .................4-7 Union .............................W ............... 9-5 Southwestern ................W ................8-4 Delta St. .........................W ..............10-2 Union .............................L ..................3-8 Army ABU 846.............W ................7-1 Arkansas St. ...................L ..................3-4 NATTC..........................L ..............10-11 Murray St. ......................W ................7-1

1950 ..................................................... 9-4 Wheaton College ..........L ................6-12 Arkansas St. ...................W ..............10-5 Murray St. ......................W ............16-14 Mississippi St.................L ................1-11 Mississippi St.................L ................2-14 Delta St. .........................W ................7-4 NATTC..........................W ..............10-7 Murray St. ......................W ................7-6 Union .............................W ................4-2 Southwestern ................W ..............24-6 Arkansas St. ...................W ............14-12 Southwestern ................L ..................2-5 Union .............................W ................8-0

1951 ...................................................... 8-4 Southwestern ................W .............29-0 Univ. of Chicago ..........W .............10-5 Delta St. .........................W .............10-4 Wisconsin ......................L ..............11-18 Wisconsin ......................L ............... 1-10 Delta St. .........................W ...............4-3 Union .............................L .................6-7 NATTC ........L .................3-7 NATTC..........................W .............25-6 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............7-3 Southwestern ................W .............17-7 Union .............................W ...........16-12

1952 ......................................................7-9 Ole Miss .........................L .................2-6 Ole Miss .........................L ...............3-10 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............9-6 Murray St. ......................W ...............7-6 NATTC..........................L .............12-14 Florence St. ...................L .................1-2 Southwestern ................W ...............5-4 Wisconsin ......................L .................4-7 NATTC..........................L .................1-4 Arkansas St. ................... L................ 5-6 Alabama St. ...................W ...............7-2 Arkansas St. ...................W .............13-1 NATTC..........................W .............13-6 Southwestern ................W .............24-3 Mississippi St.................L ...............6-14 Mississippi St.................L ...............6-13

1953 ..................................................4-1-4 Florence St. ...................L .................5-7 Wabash ...........................T ................3-3 Southwestern ................W ................9-1

Arkansas St. ...................W ...................7-4 Union .............................T ....................3-3 Southwestern ................W .................11-7 NATTC..........................T ....................3-3 Union .............................W ...............14-13 Arkansas St. ...................T ....................3-3

1954 ......................................................... 2-9 Wabash ...........................L .....................3-6 Mississippi College .......W .................11-0 Ole Miss .........................L ...................1-10 Notre Dame ..................L .....................1-9 at Ole Miss ....................L ................... 3-10 at Southwestern ............W .................14-8 at NATTC .....................L ...................1-12 at Arkansas St. ..............L .....................3-4 Southwestern ................L .....................2-6 Arkansas St. ...................L .....................0-2 at NATTC .....................L .....................3-4

1955 ..........................................................6-7 Wabash ...........................L .....................4-7 Depauw..........................W .................14-6 Florence St. ...................L .....................6-7 NATTC..........................L .....................4-6 Southeastern..................W ...................2-1 Murray St. ......................W ...................6-5 Delta St. .........................L .....................5-8 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............13-11 Southwestern ................L .....................2-4 Delta St. .........................W ...................4-0 Murray St. ......................W .................17-8 Florence St. ...................L .....................1-4 Arkansas St. ...................L ...................7-17

1956.........................................................5-5 Wabash ...........................W ...................9-8 Depauw..........................W ...................3-2 Southwestern ................W ...................9-8 Arkansas St. ...................L ...................7-12 Delta St. .........................L .....................6-7 Delta St. .........................W ...................8-6 Southwestern ................W ...................7-5 NATTC..........................L .....................2-5 Arkansas St. ...................L .....................3-4 Florence St. ...................L .....................3-4

1957........................................................6-10 Saint Louis .....................L ...................8-16 Saint Louis .....................L .....................6-9 Delta St. .........................L ...................6-13 Illinois ............................W ...................8-1 Illinois ............................W .................21-6 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................2-0 Union .............................L ...................6-21 NATTC..........................L ...................9-10 Florence St. ...................W ...................5-4 Southwestern ................L .....................8-9 Delta St. .........................W ...................5-0 Southwestern ................W ...................5-3 Mississippi College .......L ...................8-13 NATTC..........................L .....................3-5 Union .............................L .....................7-9 Arkansas St. ...................L .....................3-6

1958 .........................................................9-6 Hanover .........................W ...................9-6 St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s .......................L ...................0-14 at Mississippi St. ...........L ...................6-12 at Mississippi St. ...........W ...................6-3 Union .............................W ...................4-2 Southwestern ................L ...................7-10 Arkansas St. ...................W .................10-8 Florence St. ...................W ...................8-6 at Delta St. .....................W .................10-4 Delta St. .........................W .................11-6 at Arkansas St. ..............L ...................8-12 at Southwestern ............L ...................7-17 at Union .........................W ...................5-1

at NATTC .....................W .................18-9 at Florence St. ...............L .....................7-8

1959.......................................................5-15 Quincy College .............L ...................9-14 Missouri .........................L .....................2-4 Missouri .........................L ...................2-10 Hanover College ...........W .................26-2 Notre Dame ..................L .....................1-6 at Florence St. ...............L .....................5-8 Union .............................L ...................1-14 at Southwestern ............W .................13-5 at Southwestern ............W .................21-7 at Union .........................L .................15-16 Florence St. ...................W ...................6-2 at Mississippi St. ...........L .....................1-3 at Mississippi St. ...........L .....................2-7 NATTC..........................L .....................5-6 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................5-4 Arkansas St. ...................L .....................5-7 at SE Missouri...............L .....................2-3 at Saint Louis ................L ...................2-10 at Washington ...............L .....................1-9 at Washington ...............L ...................9-17

1960..................................................... 12-12 NE Louisiana ................L ..................... 5-6 Louisiana Tech ..............L .....................1-5 Centenary ......................W ...................5-3 Centenary ......................W ...................6-4 Kansas St. ......................L .....................2-8 Kansas St. ......................W .................23-5 Missouri .........................L ...................7-20 Missouri .........................W .................10-7 Union .............................L .....................6-7 Wheaton ........................W ...................8-6 Wheaton ........................L .....................5-6 Union .............................W .................14-6 Quincy............................W .................10-3 Saint Louis .....................W ...................9-2 Notre Dame ..................L .....................4-9 Illinois ............................L .....................1-8 Mississippi St.................W ...................4-2 Mississippi St.................W ...................9-3 Ole Miss .........................L ...................5-10 SE Missouri ...................W .................11-0 Ole Miss .........................L .....................2-6 Murray St. ......................W ...................9-5 Arkansas St. ...................L .....................2-4 Arkansas St. ...................L .....................5-8

1961........................................................13-6 Univ. of Chicago ..........W .................22-4 Missouri .........................L .....................0-1 Missouri .........................L ...................3-10 at Union .........................W ...................9-8 NE Louisiana ................W ...................7-0 NE Louisiana ................W ...................6-4 at Mississippi St. ...........L .....................3-4 at Mississippi St. ...........L ...................0-19 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............16-14 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................3-1 at Ole Miss ....................L ...................2-12 Ole Miss .........................W ...............14-11 Union .............................W ...................5-4 at Murray St...................W ...................5-2 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...................6-3 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...................5-3 at Saint Louis ................W ...................3-2 at Washington ...............L .....................7-8 at SE Missouri...............W ...................5-0

1962 .......................................................13-5 Kansas St. ......................W .................10-2 Kansas St. ......................W .................17-1 Bethel .............................W .................19-6 Howard ..........................W ...................7-2 Howard ..........................L .....................0-6 Ole Miss .........................L .....................8-9

Ole Miss .........................L .................1-3 Cincinnati ......................W ...............7-0 Cincinnati ......................W ...............4-1 Mississippi St.................W .............23-8 Mississippi St.................L ...............1-10 Union .............................W ...............9-6 Howard ..........................W ...............7-4 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............8-2 Delta St. .........................W ...............7-3 Delta St. .........................L .............10-16 Union .............................W ...........11-10 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............4-0

1963 ....................................................17-6 Tennessee Tech.............W ...............5-0 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............9-7 Mississippi College .......W ...............6-4 Mississippi College .......W ...............7-2 Kansas St. ......................W ...............8-5 Kansas St. ......................W ...............3-0 Hope College ................W .............12-2 Hope College ................W .............10-1 Delta St. .........................W ...............6-5 Howard College ............W ...............3-1 Howard College ............L .................1-2 Howard College ............W .............11-2 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............3-1 Quincy College .............W ...............9-4 Ole Miss .........................W ...............5-2 at Ole Miss ....................L .................3-7 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............2-1 Murray St. ......................L .................2-3 Southern Illinois ...........W ...............7-2 Southern Illinois ...........L .................3-8 Delta St. .........................W ...........11-10 Centenary ......................L .................2-4 at Centenary ..................L .................1-4

1964 ...................................................21-5 LSU.................................L .................2-4 Rollins College ..............W ................3-1 LSU.................................L .................2-3 Mississippi College .......W .............10-1 Kansas St. ......................W ...............7-6 Kansas St. ......................W ...............9-3 at Arkansas ....................W ...............5-3 at Arkansas ....................W .............13-6 Arkansas ........................W ...............6-0 Arkansas ........................L .................0-4 Hope College ................W ...............4-2 Illinois Wesleyan ...........W .............18-3 Quincy College .............W ...............5-3 at Delta St. .....................L .................3-4 Howard College ............W ...............6-2 Howard College ............W ...............9-8 Howard College ............W ...............3-2 North Dakota ...............W .............16-3 North Dakota ...............W ...............8-3 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...............5-3 Murray St. ......................W ...............4-3 Arkansas St. ...................L .................1-2 Delta St. .........................W ...............6-3 at McKendree ...............W .............10-3 at McKendree ...............W .............15-1 at McKendree ...............W .............14-5

All-Time Results 1965................................................21-7-2 Notre Dame ..................L .................6-5 Notre Dame ..................W ...............6-1 Notre Dame ..................W ...............4-3 Western Illinois .............W ...............6-1 Hope College ................W ...............5-1 Hope College ................W ...............4-0 Washington....................L .................3-5 Washington....................W ...............7-0 at Ole Miss ....................W ...............2-1 at Delta St. .....................W ...............9-8 at Ole Miss ....................W ...............6-2 Arkansas St. ...................T ................6-6 North Dakota ...............W ...............5-4 North Dakota ...............W ...............6-0 Washington....................W ...............3-2 at Saint Louis ................L .................5-6 at Saint Louis ................T ................4-4 Quincy College .............W ...............5-4 Arkansas (Helena) ........W ...............6-4 Arkansas (Helena) ........L .................2-4 David Lipscomb ...........L .................1-4 David Lipscomb ...........W .............10-2 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............2-0 Murray St. ......................W ...............9-8 Murray St. ......................L .................4-5 Delta St. .........................L .................2-3 at Belmont ....................W ...............6-4 at Belmont .....................W .............10-4 at Lipscomb ..................W ...............3-0 at Lipscomb ..................W ...............5-3

1966............................................. 18-10-1 Mississippi College .......W ...............9-5 Mississippi College .......W ...............7-3 Mississippi College .......W .............12-2 Northwestern................W ...............7-1 Northwestern................T ................6-6 Washington....................W ...............7-2 Washington....................W .............10-3 at Southern Illinois.......L .................3-7 at Southern Illinois.......L .................0-3 Ole Miss .........................L .................4-7 Hope College ................W ...............6-5 at Ole Miss ....................W .............18-7 Central Michigan ..........W ...............8-4 Central Michigan ..........L .................1-7 Arkansas ........................W ...............9-8 Arkansas ........................W ...............6-1 Quincy College .............W .............12-6 at Delta St. .....................L .................3-5 Arkansas St. ...................W .............17-3 at Ole Miss ....................L .................2-5 Ole Miss........................L ...............1-13 at Arkansas St. ..............L .................1-3 David Lipscomb ...........L .................1-5 David Lipscomb ...........W ...............3-1 Delta St. .........................W .............10-6 Mississippi St.................W ...............3-2 Mississippi St.................W ...............3-2 at Georgia Tech ............W ...............7-2 at Georgia Tech ............L .................0-2

1967..................................................15-14 SE Missouri ...................L .................3-6 SE Missouri ...................W ...............7-3 Central Michigan ..........L .................7-9 Central Michigan ..........W ...............7-2 Northwestern................W .............15-6 Northwestern................L .................3-6 Northwestern................L ...............5-10 Quincy............................W .............13-0 at Arkansas St. ..............L .................1-9 at Delta St. .....................L .................3-5 Southern Illinois ...........W ...............5-3 Southern Illinois ...........W ...............5-2 Southern Illinois ...........L ...............0-16 Delta St. .........................L .................4-6 North Dakota ...............W ...............7-6

North Dakota ...............W ...................7-2 Arkansas ........................W ...................8-1 Arkansas ........................L .....................0-4 at Ole Miss ....................L .....................3-4 Ole Miss .........................W ...................3-1 Cincinnati ......................W ...................8-2 Cincinnati ......................L .....................1-8 Cincinnati ......................L .....................2-4 at Washington ...............L .....................1-3 at Bradley .......................W ...................4-2 Arkansas St. ...................L .....................0-1 at Louisville ...................W ...................4-1 at Louisville ...................W ...................7-5 at Louisville ...................W ...................8-7

1968 ........................................................17-8 Union .............................W ...................3-2 Union .............................L .....................2-8 Union .............................W .................10-4 Kansas St. ......................W ...................5-3 Kansas St. ......................W ...................5-4 Washington....................W ...................9-3 at Southern Illinois.......W .................15-5 at Arkansas St. ..............L .....................3-4 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ...................7-4 Ark.-Little Rock ............L ...................7-13 at Delta St. .....................L .....................2-8 David Lipscomb ...........L ...................6-10 at Bellarmine .................W .................13-1 at Cincinnati ..................W ...................4-1 at Cincinnati ..................L .....................0-6 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................7-2 Delta St. .........................W ...................7-2 Bradley ...........................L .....................3-7 Bradley ...........................L .....................2-5 Bradley ...........................W .................13-4 Murray St. ......................L .....................0-2 Murray St. ......................W ...................2-0 Louisville .......................W ...................9-3 Louisville .......................W ...................6-1 Louisville .......................W ...................6-5

1969.................................................20-12-1 Western Illinois .............W ...................5-1 Western Illinois .............W ...................5-4 Western Illinois .............W ...................9-4 Western Illinois .............T ....................2-2 Kansas St. ......................L .....................1-6 Kansas St. ......................W ...................2-1 at Delta St. .....................L .....................0-2 Murray St. ......................L .....................1-4 Murray St. ......................L ...................8-19 at Murray St...................W ...................1-0 Saint Louis .....................W ...................8-5 Central Michigan ..........W ...................7-6 Central Michigan ..........L .....................3-7 Central Michigan ..........L .....................6-8 Southern Illinois ...........L .....................1-9 North Dakota ...............W ...................7-5 North Dakota ...............W ...................9-2 Quincy College .............W ...................2-1 Quincy College .............W ...................6-3 Quincy College .............W ...................5-0 Arkansas ........................W ...................6-0 Arkansas ........................L ...................3-10 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...................7-5 Delta St. .........................L .....................3-5 NE Illinois .....................W ...................2-0 at Washington ...............W ...................5-3 at Bradley .......................L .....................0-7 at Bradley .......................L .....................3-6 at Bradley .......................L .....................4-6 at Louisville ...................W .................12-2 at Louisville ...................W ...................7-0 at Louisville ...................W .................10-6 Arkansas St. ...................W .................13-0

1970................................. ...................16-27 at LSU ............................L ......................1-2 at LSU ............................L ......................4-5 at LSU ............................W ..................13-7 at Mississippi St. ...........L ......................0-3 at Mississippi St. ...........L ......................2-3 Mississippi St.................L ......................1-6 Mississippi St.................L ......................1-3 North Dakota ...............W ....................2-0 North Dakota ...............L ......................4-6 Northwestern................W ....................2-1 Northwestern................W ..................10-2 Northwestern................W ..................12-4 Central Michigan ..........L ......................1-6 Central Michigan ..........W ....................5-3 Missiour-St.Louis .........L ....................1-12 Central Michigan ..........L ....................4-11 at Southern Illinois.......L ....................0-10 at Southern Illinois.......L ......................3-5 at Southern Illinois.......L ......................0-5 Ole Miss .........................L ....................0-11 at Ole Miss ....................L ....................1-12 Arkansas St. ...................W ....................8-4 Louisville .......................W ....................5-1 Louisville .......................L ......................0-2 Louisville .......................L ......................8-9 at Arkansas St. ..............W ....................8-4 at David Lipscomb.......L ......................1-7 at Bellarmine .................W ....................7-0 at Cincinnati ..................L ....................2-11 at Cincinnati ..................L ......................0-2 at Cincinnati ..................L ......................4-7 Murray St. ......................W ....................4-1 Murray St. ......................W ....................4-3 NE Illinois .....................L ......................4-5 NE Illinois .....................W ..................10-3 at Ole Miss ....................L ....................5-10 at Delta St. .....................W ....................6-5 Ole Miss .........................L ....................0-15 at Murray St...................W ................12-11 at Murray St...................W ....................6-2 Arkansas .......................L ......................6-7 Arkansas ........................L ......................3-7

1971 ......................................................11-29 at Ole Miss ....................L ......................2-5 at Mississippi St. ...........L ....................5-10 at Mississippi St. ...........L ......................2-6 Notre Dame ..................L ..................10-11 Notre Dame ..................L ......................1-2 Notre Dame ..................L ......................0-5 Lawrence College .........W ..................15-2 Western Illinois .............L ......................4-5 Western Illinois .............W ....................6-5 SE Missouri ..................L ......................7-8 Northwestern................L ......................3-6 Northwestern................L ......................3-8 at Alabama.....................L ....................6-10 SouthernIllinois ............L ......................2-6 Southern Illinois ...........L ......................4-9 at Vanderbilt ..................L ......................4-9 at Louisville ...................L ....................3-10 at Louisville ...................L ......................2-5 at Louisville ...................L ......................4-5 Alabama .........................L ......................4-9 Alabama .........................W ....................7-2 Delta St. .........................W ....................4-1 Vanderbilt ......................L ......................8-9 at Arkansas St. ..............L ......................3-9 at Arkansas ....................L ......................5-6 at Arkansas ....................L ......................3-4 Arkansas St. ...................W ....................5-4 Delta St. .........................L ....................6-10 West Texas St. ...............L ......................1-2 New Mexico St. ............W ..................10-7 West Texas St. ...............W ....................7-3 Saint Louis .....................W ....................4-3 Tulsa ...............................L ......................2-5 *some games not included

1972.................................................. 19-14 Mississippi St.................W .............. 11-2 Mississippi St.................W ................ 4-1 Vanderbilt ......................W ................ 5-4 Western Illinois .............W ............ 19-10 Western Illinois .............L .................. 5-6 Delta St. .........................W ................ 4-2 Illinois St. .......................L .................. 2-6 Notre Dame ..................L .................. 0-5 St. Olaf ..........................W ............... 3-2 Southern Illinois ...........L ................. 1-9 So. Illinois ......................L ................. 3-4 So.Illinois .......................L ............... 3-10 Wisc.-Milwaukee ............W ............... 5-2 Brown.............................L ................ 2-11 Brown.............................W ............... 4-3 Bradley ...........................L ................. 2-3 Bradley ...........................W ............... 3-0 Arkansas St. ...................W ............... 6-1 Georgia Tech.................W ............... 3-2 Georgia Tech.................W ............. 22-3 Ole Miss .........................L ................. 3-4 Arkansas St. ...................L ................. 4-6 Ole Miss .........................W ............. 14-8 Ole Miss .........................W ............... 8-7 Ole Miss .........................W ............... 8-7 Louisville .......................W ............... 5-4 Louisville .......................L ................. 1-3 Murray St. ......................W ............... 8-7 Murray St. ......................L ............... 5-11 Drake..............................W ............. 11-0 West Texas St. ...............W ............... 3-2 Tulsa ...............................L ............... 1-16 Bradley ...........................L ................. 3-4

1973..................................................25-15 Louisiana Tech ..............W ............... 3-0 Louisiana State ..............W ............... 7-1 Louisiana State ..............L ................. 1-5 Louisiana State ..............L ................. 1-2 Ole Miss .........................L ............... 4-10 Rutgers ...........................W ............... 6-4 Rutgers ...........................W ............... 5-3 Cornell ...........................W ............. 10-3 Cornell ...........................W ............... 8-2 MacMurray ....................W ............... 1-0 Western Illinois .............L ................. 1-3 Western Illinois .............L ................. 1-6 Delta St. .........................W ............... 8-2 Illinois St. .......................W ............... 3-0 Mississippi St.................W ............... 9-0 Mississippi St.................W ............. 15-6 Brown.............................L ................. 3-5 Brown.............................W ............... 3-0 Bradley ...........................W ............... 2-1 Vanderbilt ......................L ................. 0-2 Vanderbilt ......................W ............... 6-5 Ole Miss .........................L ................. 3-5 Delta St. .........................W ............. 10-5 Arkansas ........................L ................. 0-1 Arkansas ........................W ............... 3-0 Louisville .......................W ............. 16-1 Louisville .......................L ................. 4-8 Louisville .......................W ............. 11-0 Louisville .......................W ............... 9-5 Murray St. ......................L ................. 1-5 Tulsa ...............................W ............... 4-3 Tulsa ...............................L ................. 1-7 Tulsa ...............................L ................. 5-8 Tulsa ...............................W ............... 2-1 Bradley ...........................L ............... 5-12 Bradley ...........................W ............... 5-4 Saint Louis .....................W ............... 7-6 Bradley ...........................W ............... 9-4 Louisville .......................W ............... 8-7 Tulsa ...............................L ................. 7-8

All-Time Results 1974 ................................................. 24-22 at Delta St. .....................W ............... 6-2 at Jacksonville................W ............... 2-0 at Jacksonville................W ............... 5-2 at Miami .........................L ................. 3-9 vs. Indiana .....................W ............... 4-2 at Miami .........................L ................. 1-5 vs. Indiana .....................W ............... 3-0 vs. Indiana .....................L ................. 1-2 Lawrence........................W ............. 16-2 Lawrence........................W ............. 17-0 Bradley ...........................L ................. 2-3 Bradley ...........................W ............... 6-0 Valparaiso ......................L ................. 7-8 Providence.....................W ............... 5-4 Ole Miss .........................W ............... 2-1 Ole Miss .........................L ................. 6-7 Brown.............................W ............... 4-1 Illinois St. .......................L ................. 0-8 at Alabama.....................L ................. 1-4 at Alabama.....................L ................. 0-4 at Auburn ......................L ................. 3-5 at Auburn ......................L ................. 0-5 at Auburn ......................L ................. 0-3 Mississippi St.................L ................. 0-3 Mississippi St.................W ............... 1-0 Wisconsin St..................W ............. 12-5 Wisconsin St..................W ............... 6-2 Vanderbilt ......................L ................. 0-1 Vanderbilt ......................W ............... 3-0 at Ole Miss ....................W ............... 8-3 at Ole Miss ....................W ............... 3-2 SE Missouri ...................W ............... 3-1 St. Francis College........W ............... 6-1 St. Francis College........W ............... 8-0 St. Francis College........W ............... 8-0 Arkansas St. ...................L ................. 6-8 Delta St. .........................W ............... 7-4 at Murray St...................L ................. 0-6 at Murray St...................L ................. 1-4 NE Louisiana ................L ................. 6-8 NE Louisiana ................W ............... 7-2 at Arkansas St. ..............L ................. 3-4 at Tulsa ...........................W ............... 6-5 at Tulsa ...........................L ................. 2-4 at Tulsa ...........................L ................. 1-3 at Tulsa ...........................L ................. 2-3

1975....................................................30-8 Arkansas St. ...................W ............... 3-2 Arkansas St. ...................W ............... 6-3 Iowa ................................L ................. 3-7 at LSU ............................L ................. 2-4 at LSU ............................L ................. 1-2 at LSU ............................L ................. 3-4 at Southern Miss...........W ................ 7-0 at Southern Miss...........L ................. 0-1 at Louisiana Tech .........L ................. 6-8 at Louisiana Tech .........L ................. 0-2 Valparaiso ......................W ............... 3-0 Valparaiso ......................W ............. 11-0 Bradley ...........................W ............... 8-2 MacMurray ....................W ............. 21-2 MacMurray ....................W ............... 8-2 St. Olaf ..........................W ............... 6-1 St. Olaf ..........................W ............. 10-0 Brown.............................W ............... 8-5 Millikin ...........................W ............... 5-0 Millikin ...........................W ............... 5-2 Wisconsin St..................W ............... 6-4 Wisconsin St..................W ................ 8-1 Wisconsin St..................W ................ 4-2 Carroll College ..............W ................ 6-0 Carroll College ..............W ................ 4-3 at Mississippi St. ...........L ................. 2-9 at Mississippi St. ...........W ................ 4-0 at Ole Miss ....................W ............. 13-5 at Delta St. .....................W ............. 17-4 Louisville ......................W ............. 11-5

Louisville .......................W Louisville .......................W NE Illinois .....................W NE Illinois .....................W NE Illinois .....................W at Louisville ...................W at Louisville ...................W at Louisville ...................W

1976

...................8-2 ...................7-2 ...................3-0 .................10-0 ...................3-2 .................10-6 .................10-9 .................10-6

.....................................32-11

Delta St. ................. .......W ...................6-5 NE Louisiana .. .............W ...................6-2 NE Louisiana ...............W .................10-4 Indiana St.......................L .....................3-6 Indiana St.......................W .................14-0 Illinois St. .......................W ...................3-0 SE Missouri ...................L .....................6-7 Ole Miss ........................W ...................1-0 Ole Miss .........................W ...................8-1 Mississippi St.................W ...................6-5 Mississippi St.................W ...................5-1 Western Illinois .............W .................10-9 Western Illinois .............W ...................6-1 Western Illinois .............W ...................3-2 St. Olaf ..........................W .................15-1 St. Olaf ..........................W ...................9-2 Northwestern................W ...................3-1 Northwestern................W ...................7-0 Millikin ...........................W .................10-1 Millikin ...........................W ...................5-0 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...................3-2 North Park College ........W .................10-0 North Park College ......W .................10-0 Western Michigan.........L .....................1-2 Western Michigan.........W ...................3-0 at Ole Miss ....................L .....................3-5 at Ole Miss ....................W ...................7-3 Southern Miss ...............W ...................4-2 Southern Miss ...............W ...................7-0 at Delta St. .....................W ...................3-1 Louisiana Tech ..............W ...................8-0 at Louisville ...................L .....................7-9 at Louisville ...................W .................12-7 at Louisville ...................L .................11-14 Northeast Illinois .........W ...................9-4 Murray St. ......................L .....................1-2 Murray St. ......................L .....................4-6 Livingston .....................L .....................8-9 Metro Tournament Saint Louis .....................W ...................2-1 Tulane.............................W .................15-1 NCAA Tournament vs. Minnesota ................W ...................6-0 at Arizona St. ................L ...................4-11 vs. Minnesota ................L ...................4-17

1977 ..................................................... 34-14 at South Alabama .........L .....................1-4 at South Alabama .........L .....................4-5 at South Alabama .........L .....................4-5 at Louisiana Tech .........W ...................2-0 at Louisiana Tech .........W ...................6-3 Notre Dame ..................W .................12-0 Notre Dame ..................W .................11-6 Valparaiso ......................W .................14-6 Valparaiso ......................W .................12-1 Valparaiso ......................W .................10-4 Missouri-St. Louis ........W ...................4-1 Missouri-St. Louis ........W ...................8-2 Iowa ................................L .....................3-6 Iowa ................................W ...................6-2 Delta St. .........................W .................13-8 Ohio St...........................W ...................5-1 Ohio St...........................W .................12-1 Ohio St...........................W ...................8-3 Ohio St...........................W ...................5-1 Delta St. .........................L .....................1-3 Illinois St. .......................W .................10-3 Illinois St. .......................W ...................1-0

at Ole Miss ....................L .....................3-4 at Ole Miss ....................W ...................8-4 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...................9-1 at Arkansas St. ..............L .....................3-5 Arkansas St. ...................W .................12-3 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................6-5 Ole Miss .........................W ...................6-2 Ole Miss .........................L .....................2-3 at Murray St...................W ...................7-2 at Murray St...................L .....................5-6 Louisville .......................W .................11-6 Louisville .......................W .................11-1 Louisville .......................W ...................5-3 Northeast Illinois .........W ...................7-1 South Alabama .............L ...................7-13 at Mississippi St. ...........L ...................3-12 at Mississippi St. ...........L ...................3-17 SE Missouri ...................W ...................5-4 SE Missouri ...................W ...................6-5 at Saint Louis ................W ...................9-0 at Saint Louis ................W .................10-0 at Saint Louis ................W .................10-2 Metro Tournament (Memphis, Tenn.) Cincinnati ......................W ...................5-0 Georgia Tech.................W ...................9-2 Florida St. ......................L ...................2-10 Tulane.............................L .....................1-4

1978....................................................... 40-9 Arkansas St. ...................W .................16-1 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................7-1 at South Alabama .........L ...................8-21 at South Alabama .........W ...............16-11 Illinois St. .......................W .................11-5 Illinois St. .......................W ...................7-1 Illinois St. .......................W ...................4-3 Illinois St. .......................W ...................7-5 Illinois ............................W .................22-4 Illinois ............................W .................16-8 Illinois ............................W ...................5-1 Saint Louis .....................W ...................9-1 Saint Louis .....................W ...................7-1 Saint Louis .....................W .................15-7 Western Illinois .............L .....................5-7 Western Illinois .............W .................11-0 Louisiana Tech ..............W ...................5-3 Louisiana Tech ..............W ..................12-2 at Ole Miss ....................W ...................8-5 at Ole Miss ....................W ...................9-5 Missouri .........................W ..................11-7 Missouri .........................W ....................5-3 Millikan ..........................W ..................20-5 Millikan ..........................W ..................11-7 Auburn ...........................W ....................7-2 Auburn ...........................W ..................10-9 Ole Miss .........................W ....................4-1 at Auburn ......................L ....................5-11 at Auburn ......................W ....................6-4 Murray State ..................W ....................2-1 Murray State ..................W ....................7-2 at Delta State .................L ....................5-19 Delta State .....................W ..................39-3 South Alabama .............W ..................10-3 at Murray State..............L ....................1-11 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ....................6-0 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ..................13-0 Mississippi State ...........W ....................5-3 Mississippi State ...........L ......................4-8 at Northeast Louisiana L ......................1-2 at Northeast Louisiana W ....................5-0 Metro Tournament Cincinnati ......................W .................10-8 Louisville .......................W ...................9-7 Florida State ..................W ..................10-9 NCAA Tournament at Auburn ......................L .................10-14 vs. East Tennessee St. ..W ...................5-0 at Auburn ......................W ...................6-5

vs. North Carolina........W ................8-6 vs. North Carolina........L ................9-11

1979................................................. 25-15 at Delta St. .....................W ...............6-1 at South Alabama .........L .............10-16 at South Alabama .........W ...............5-2 Austin Peay ....................W ...............6-2 Austin Peay ....................L .................3-4 Illinois St. .......................W ...............7-1 Illinois St. .......................W ...............4-2 Morehead St. .................W .............10-1 Morehead St. .................L .................2-3 Murray St. ......................L .............11-13 Louisville .......................W ...............7-2 Louisville .......................W ...............7-6 Mo.-Saint Louis ............L .................7-8 at Ole Miss ....................L .................2-6 at Ole Miss ....................L .................0-4 Missouri Baptist ............W ...........11-10 Western Illinois .............L ...............7-10 Western Illinois .............W ...............3-0 at Louisiana Tech .........L .................6-7 at Louisiana Tech .........L .................1-2 at Saint Louis ................W ...........17-12 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...............7-3 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...............6-3 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ...............1-0 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ...............5-0 Delta St. .........................W ...............3-2 Ole Miss ........................L .................2-4 Ole Miss ........................L .................2-3 Saint Louis .....................W ...............7-4 Saint Louis .....................W ...............7-3 at Tulane ........................W ...............5-1 at Tulane ........................W ...............5-2 NE Louisiana ................W ...............8-4 NE Louisiana ................W ...............3-1 at Tennessee ..................L .................4-9 at Tennessee ..................W ...............6-3 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Cincinnati.................L .................4-8 vs. Virginia Tech ...........W ...............5-1 vs. Cincinnati.................W .............18-5 at Florida St. ..................L ...............1-11

1980 .................................................31-15 at Delta St. .....................L .................5-6 Illinois St. .......................W ...............5-4 Illinois St. .......................W .............10-3 Union .............................W ...............5-2 Union .............................W ...............6-3 Morehead St. .................W .............16-6 Morehead St. .................W ...............8-5 Delta St. .........................W .............12-8 at Austin Peay St. ..........W ...............6-5 at Austin Peay St. ..........L .................5-9 Arkansas St. ...................W .............11-0 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............5-2 Western Illinois .............W ...............2-0 Western Illinois .............W ...............8-1 at Tennessee Tech ........W .............10-0 at Tennessee Tech ........L .................4-5 at Tennessee ..................L .............11-12 at Tennessee ..................L .................2-5 St. Xavier .......................W ...............8-5 St. Xavier .......................W ...............6-3 Louisiana Tech ..............L .................0-1 Louisiana Tech ..............L .................3-8 Ole Miss .........................L .................4-5 Ole Miss ........................W ...............5-1 at Murray St...................L .................2-8 at Lambuth ....................W .............22-2 at Ole Miss ....................W ...............1-0 at Ole Miss ....................L .................2-3 Tennessee St. .................W ...............8-4 Tennessee St. .................W .............10-3 Ark.-Little Rock ............L .................4-5

All-Time Results Ark.-Little Rock ............W .............11-8 Lambuth ........................W .............14-5 at South Alabama .........L .................3-4 at South Alabama .........L .................3-5 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...........16-11 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...............5-3 Tennessee Tech.............W ...............8-3 Tennessee Tech.............W ...............4-0 at Tennessee Tech ........W ...............9-8 at Tennessee Tech ........W .............10-4 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Saint Louis ...............W .............14-6 vs. Tulane .......................W ...............7-2 vs. Virginia Tech ...........W .............14-5 at Florida St. ..................L .............11-14 at Florida St. ..................L ...............7-11

1981.............................................. 48-11-1 Austin Peay St. ..............W ...............1-0 Austin Peay St. ..............W ...............6-2 Tennessee ......................W ...............2-1 Tennessee ......................W ...............5-3 Tennessee ......................W ...............6-1 Morehead St. .................W .............17-5 Morehead St. .................W ...............8-5 Morehead St. .................W .............11-3 Lambuth .......................W ...............8-3 Lambuth ........................W .............19-3 at Murray St...................W .............10-6 at Arkansas St. ..............L .................4-5 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...............7-3 Notre Dame ..................W ...............6-5 Notre Dame ..................W ...............8-6 Notre Dame ..................W .............12-2 St. Olaf .........................W ...............6-3 St. Olaf ..........................W ...............5-1 Illinois St. .......................W ...............6-1 Illinois St. .......................W .............17-6 Illinois St. .......................W ...............4-3 Illinois St. .......................W .............11-7 Ole Miss ........................L .................8-9 at Lambuth ....................W ...............9-2 at Lambuth ....................T ................9-9 at Tenn. Tech ................W .............15-1 at Tennessee Tech ........L .................4-5 at Vanderbilt ..................L .................6-8 at Vanderbilt ..................L .................3-4 at Ole Miss ....................W ...............6-4 at Florida St. ..................W ...............6-4 at Florida St. ..................L .................4-8 at Florida St. ..................L .................6-7 Tennessee Tech.............W ................7-1 Tennessee Tech.............W ...............6-3 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............6-5 Arkansas St. ...................W .............18-1 at Union .........................W .............11-1 at Union .........................W .............11-0 at Ole Miss ....................W ...........12-11 ArK.-Little Rock...........W .............11-2 Ark.-Little Rock ............W .............11-1 South Alabama .............W ...............6-5 South Alabama .............W ...............9-5 at Tennessee ..................W ...............8-6 at Tennessee ..................W ...............2-1 Southern ........................W .............10-1 Southern ........................W ...............9-0 Tulane.............................W ...............6-3 Tulane.............................W ...............7-6 Tulane.............................W .............15-3 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Cincinnati.................W .............13-7 at Florida St. ..................L .................0-5 vs. Louisville..................W .............15-3 vs. Virginia Tech ...........W ...............9-8 at Florida St. ..................L .................3-7

NCAA Tournament (Columbia, S.C.) vs. James Madison ........W ............... 16-3 at South Carolina ..........L ....................5-8 vs. James Madison ........W ..................8-3 at South Carolina ..........L ................. 5-11

1982 ...................................................32-10 Arkansas St. ...................W ............... 11-5 Arkansas St. ...................W ..................4-2 UT-Martin .....................W ..................2-1 Lambuth ........................W ............... 15-1 Lambuth .......................W ............... 12-0 at Tennessee Tech ........L ....................5-6 at Tennessee Tech ........W ..................8-5 Morehead St. .................W ..................4-3 Morehead St. .................W ..................5-2 Morehead St. .................W ..................9-0 Morehead St. .................W ..................3-2 at ArK.-Little Rock ......W ..................4-0 at Ark.-Little Rock........W ..................5-0 at Ole Miss ....................W ..................7-1 Southern Illinois ...........W ..................8-2 Southern Illinois ...........W ..................9-8 Western Illinois .............W ..................9-8 Ole Miss .........................W ............... 11-6 Murray St. ......................W ..................8-6 Vanderbilt ......................W ..................5-3 Vanderbilt ......................W ............... 14-6 at South Alabama .........L ................. 3-13 at South Alabama .........W ..................9-6 Florida St. .....................W ..................3-1 Florida St. ......................W ............... 11-3 Florida St. ......................L ................. 6-12 Union .............................L ....................2-8 Union .............................W ..................6-2 Alabama .........................W ............... 10-9 at Arkansas St. ..............L ....................3-8 at Arkansas St. ..............L ....................7-8 at Murray St...................W ............... 13-7 Ole Miss .........................W ..................7-2 at Ole Miss ....................L ....................2-3 at Alabama.....................L ....................0-3 at Lambuth ....................W ..................5-1 at Tulane ........................W ..................3-1 at Tulane ........................W ............... 11-7 at Tulane ........................W ..................7-1 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Saint Louis ...............W ............... 15-7 at Florida St. ..................W ..................4-2 vs. Tulane .......................L ................. 9-10 at Florida St. ..................L ....................6-7

1983 ...................................................33-12 Lambuth College ..........W ............... 10-0 Lambuth College ..........W ..................7-0 UT-Martin .....................W ..................5-0 UT-Martin .....................W ..................7-3 at Tenn. Tech ................W ..................3-0 at Tenn. Tech ................W ..................4-1 at Ole Miss ....................W ..................4-2 at Alabama.....................L ................. 7-12 Union .............................W ............... 15-4 Union .............................W ..................9-3 Middle Tennessee .........W ............... 12-2 at Vanderbilt ..................L ................. 5-12 at Austin Peay ...............W ..................4-3 at Austin Peay ...............W ............... 13-1 at Murray St...................L ....................1-8 Eastern Illinois..............W ..................9-8 Eastern Illinois..............L ....................0-2 Eastern Illinois..............W ..................6-5 Eastern Illinois..............L ....................3-5 Eastern Illinois..............W ............... 10-0 Eastern Illinois..............W ..................9-3 Illinois Wesleyan ...........W ............... 10-0 Illinois Wesleyan ...........W ..................9-8 Tennessee Tech.............W ............... 11-2

Tennessee Tech.............W ..................7-3 South Alabama .............W ..................3-1 South Alabama .............L ....................3-4 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ..................5-3 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ............... 13-1 Alabama .........................W ..................5-2 Alabama .........................L ....................2-3 at Florida St. ..................L ................. 0-17 at Florida St. ..................L ....................1-2 at Florida St. ..................W ..................7-6 Ole Miss .........................L ....................6-9 Tulane.............................W ............. 12-11 Tulane.............................W ............. 13-10 Austin Peay ....................W ............... 14-1 Austin Peay ....................W ............. 12-11 Tennessee ......................W ............... 11-4 Tennessee ......................W ..................9-8 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Louisville..................W ............... 13-2 vs. Tulane .......................L ....................2-4 vs. Virginia Tech ...........W ..................1-0 vs. Louisville..................L ....................5-8

1984 ...................................................26-15

Ark.-Little Rock ............W ..................1-0 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ..................3-0 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ..................5-1 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ............... 10-3 at Austin Peay ...............L ....................2-3 at Austin Peay ...............W ..................9-2 at Tenn. Tech ................W ............... 13-2 at Arkansas St. ..............W ..................5-4 at Arkansas St. ..............W ..................7-0 Lambuth .......................W ............... 19-2 at UT-Martin .................W ............... 17-6 CBU ................................W ..................6-5 at CBU ...........................W ............... 11-4 Southern Illinois ...........W ..................3-2 Southern Illinois ...........L ....................3-5 at Murray St...................W ..................9-4 Tennessee Tech.............W ............... 16-6 Tennessee Tech.............W ............... 11-4 at Alabama.....................L ................. 4-14 at Alabama.....................L ................. 8-18 Southern Miss ...............W ..................7-6 Southern Miss ...............W ............... 10-0 Murray St. ......................W ............. 12-10 Vanderbilt ......................L ....................5-8 at Tulane ........................W ............... 12-8 at Tulane ........................L ................. 3-13 at Tulane ........................L ....................2-3 at Tennessee ..................W ..................4-3 at Tennessee ..................L ....................5-6 Alabama .........................W ............... 11-8 Alabama .........................L ................. 5-18 Ole Miss .........................W ............... 15-3 at Ole Miss ....................L ................. 2-11 Austin Peay ....................W ..................4-3 Austin Peay ....................W ............... 16-2 Florida St. ......................L ................. 7-13 Florida St. .....................L ................. 3-11 Florida St. ......................L ....................3-8 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Virginia Tech ...........W ............... 12-5 vs. Cincinnati.................L ....................2-3 at Florida St. ..................L ................. 3-10

1985 ....................................................36-11 at SW Louisiana ............W ............... 14-6 at SW Louisiana ............W ..................6-5 at Tulane ........................W ............... 11-9 at Tulane ........................L ................. 5-15 ArK.-Little Rock...........W ..................6-4 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ..................8-1 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ..................7-0 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ..................9-0 Murray St. .....................W ..................6-5

Rhodes College .............W ...............3-2 at Ole Miss ....................W ...............5-2 SW Louisiana ................W ...............6-4 SW Louisiana ................L .................1-6 SW Louisiana ................W ...............5-4 SE Missouri ...................L .................4-8 SE Missouri ...................W .............10-5 at Murray St...................W .............18-5 at Vanderbilt ..................L ...............5-11 Tennessee ......................W .............10-1 Tennessee ......................W ...............6-1 Florida St. ......................W ...............3-2 Florida St. ......................W ...............8-7 St . Mary’s ......................W .............11-4 St . Mary’s ......................W ...............3-0 Southern Miss ...............W ...............5-0 Southern Miss ...............W ...............7-6 Southern Miss ...............W ...............5-2 Ole Miss .........................W .............11-3 at Southern Miss...........L .................0-4 at Southern Miss...........L .................4-5 NE Illinois .....................W ...............3-2 NE Illinois .....................W ...............6-4 at Florida St. ..................W ................7-4 at Florida St. ..................L .................3-8 at Florida St. ..................L .................2-7 at Ole Miss ....................W .............10-0 Rhodes College .............W .............18-4 Tulane.............................W ...............6-5 Tulane.............................W ...............2-1 Tennessee Tech.............W .............10-3 Tennessee Tech.............L ...............6-12 Austin Peay ....................W ...............2-0 Austin Peay ....................W ...............5-4 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Cincinnati.................W .............18-4 vs. South Carolina ........L ...............8-19 vs. Tulane .......................L .................7-8

1986 ................................................ 40-16

CBU ................................W .............17-5 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ...............7-2 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ...............4-1 at Tennessee ..................L ...............7-12 at Tennessee ..................L .................6-7 Arkansas ........................L ................. 2-6 at UCA ...........................W ............. 10-3 at UCA ...........................W ............. 18-2 Kansas St. ......................L ................. 8-9 at Tenn. Tech ................W ............. 18-4 at Tenn. Tech ................L ................. 4-5 at Austin Peay ...............W ............. 13-8 CBU ................................W ............... 8-2 at UT-Martin .................W ............... 9-4 Rhodes College .............W ............... 9-1 at Ole Miss ....................W ............... 9-4 Western Illinois .............W ............... 5-2 Western Illinois .............L ................. 7-9 Middle Tennessee ........L ................. 3-8 Middle Tennessee ........W ............... 1-0 Middle Tennessee ........W ............... 5-2 at Murray St...................W ............. 10-9 Florida St. ......................L ................. 3-7 Florida St. ......................L ................. 1-6 Florida St. .....................W ............... 7-2 Murray St. ......................W ............. 10-3 Central Arkansas ..........W ............. 11-1 Central Arkansas ..........W ............... 8-0 at Southern Miss...........W ............... 3-2 at Southern Miss...........W ............... 6-2 at Southern Miss...........W ............... 8-5 at Ole Miss ....................L ................. 4-5 Harding ..........................W ............. 15-1 Southern Miss ...............W ............... 9-2 Southern Miss ...............W ............... 4-3 Vanderbilt ......................W ............... 9-1 Rhodes College .............W ............. 11-1 at Florida St. ..................L ................. 0-6

All-Time Results at Florida St. ..................L ................. 5-6 at Florida St. ..................L ................. 1-7 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ............... 8-1 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ............... 5-4 at Middle Tennessee ....W ............... 8-7 at Middle Tennessee.....W ............... 4-0 at Middle Tennessee.....W ............... 7-4 Ole Miss .........................L ................. 3-4 Ole Miss .........................W ............. 10-2 Tennessee Tech.............W ............... 2-1 Tennessee Tech.............W ............. 19-0 Austin Peay ....................W ............... 7-2 Austin Peay ....................W ............. 10-4 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Louisville..................W ............. 19-3 vs. South Carolina ........L ................. 3-4 vs. Virginia Tech ...........W ............. 11-8 vs. Southern Miss .........W ............... 4-2 at Florida St. ..................L ................. 3-7

1987............................................. 33-23-1 Arkansas ........................L ................. 1-3 Arkansas ........................T ................ 2-2 at Arkansas ....................L ............... 5-21 at Arkansas ....................L ............... 7-14 Christian Brothers ........W ............. 11-1 Christian Brothers ........L ............... 3-11 ArK.-Little Rock...........L ................. 0-3 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ............... 5-2 Ole Miss .........................W ............... 9-7 at Austin Peay ...............W ........... 16-14 at Middle Tennessee .....L ................. 7-8 NW Missouri.................W ............. 18-2 Rhodes College .............W ............... 4-1 Murray St. ......................W ........... 11-10 Indiana St.......................W ............... 6-3 Washington....................W ............. 25-3 Lambuth ........................W ............. 13-1 at Vanderbilt ..................L ............. 10-12 at Murray St...................W ............. 11-8 Middle Tennessee ........L ................. 1-2 Middle Tennessee ........W ............... 4-2 Tennessee ......................W ............. 24-1 Tennessee ......................W ............... 7-5 Florida St. ......................L ................. 1-4 Florida St. ......................L ................. 0-8 Florida St. ......................W ............... 5-4 at Ole Miss ....................L ................. 1-2 Southern Miss ...............W ............... 9-0 Southern Miss ...............L ................. 5-8 Southern Miss ...............W ............. 11-6 at Arkansas St. ..............W ............... 4-1 at Arkansas St. ..............W ............. 10-0 at Ark.-Little Rock........L ................. 1-5 at Ark.-Little Rock........L ................. 2-8 at Southern Miss...........L ................. 3-4 at Southern Miss...........L ................. 3-4 at Southern Miss...........W ............... 4-3 at Florida St. ..................L ................. 4-6 at Florida St. ..................L ................. 6-7 at Florida St. ..................L ................. 5-7 at Ole Miss ....................L ................. 6-7 Austin Peay ....................W ............. 15-0 at Louisville ...................W ............. 17-3 at Louisville ...................W ............. 17-8 at Louisville ...................W ............. 12-3 Rhodes College .............W ............. 15-3 Arkansas St. ...................W ............. 10-4 Arkansas St. ...................W ............... 6-5 Louisville .......................L ................. 6-7 Louisville .......................W ............... 8-4 Louisville .......................W ............. 13-0 at UNC Charlotte .........W ............... 9-0 vs. Davidson..................W ............. 11-5 vs. Western Ky. .............W ............. 13-3 Metro Tournament (Columbia, S.C.) vs. Southern Miss .........W ............. 10-1

at South Carolina ..........L .....................2-6 vs. Cincinnati.................L ...................1-13

1988 .....................................................27-22 Middle Tennessee ........L .....................4-5 Middle Tennessee ........L .....................1-8 ArK.-Little Rock...........W ...................7-6 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ...................5-4 Vanderbilt ......................W ...................7-6 at Tennessee ..................L .....................3-6 at Tennessee ..................L .....................4-5 at Tenn. Tech ................W ...................9-5 Western Illinois .............L .....................3-5 Western Illinois .............W ...................5-2 Indiana St.......................W ...................9-0 Illinois ............................W ...................6-5 at Ark.-Little Rock........L .....................0-1 at Ark.-Little Rock........W ...................7-1 at Middle Tennessee .....W .................11-8 at Middle Tennessee.....L .....................1-9 at Mississippi St. ...........W .................10-1 at Mississippi St. ...........L .....................5-8 Rhodes College .............W ...................8-4 Ole Miss .........................L ...................9-13 Ole Miss .........................W ...................7-1 Rhodes College .............W ...................7-2 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................3-1 Arkansas St. ...................W .................10-6 Tennessee Tech.............L ...................4-12 Southern Miss ...............W ...................5-2 Southern Miss ...............W ...................6-4 Southern Miss ...............L .....................1-7 Southern Miss ...............W .................10-2 at Ole Miss ....................W ...............16-15 at Florida St. ..................W ...................6-5 at Florida St. ..................L .....................0-5 at Florida St. ..................W ...................2-1 at Arkansas St. ..............W ................... 4-2 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...................9-5 Evansville ......................L .....................2-4 Evansville ......................W ...................7-6 Evansville ......................L .....................3-6 at Ole Miss ....................L .....................1-9 CBU ................................W .................10-2 at Louisiana Tech .........W ................... 8-3 at Louisiana Tech .........L ...................8-11 at Louisiana Tech .........L ......................4-9 Florida St. ......................L ...................3-14 Florida St. ......................L .....................5-9 Florida St. ......................L ...................1-21 Metro Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.) vs. Southern Miss .........L ...................4-11 vs. Virginia Tech ...........W ...................6-1 at Florida St. ..................L .....................2-4

1989 ....................................................32-23 Louisiana Tech ..............W ...................5-4 Louisiana Tech ..............W ...................5-4 Christian Brothers ........W .................11-3 Navy ...............................W ...................4-1 CBU ................................W ...................9-0 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ...................2-1 at Ark.-Little Rock........W ...................5-2 Belhaven ........................W ...................8-3 at Evansville ..................L .....................3-5 at Evansville ..................W .................13-4 at Evansville ..................W ...................8-7 Murray St. ......................W ...............13-11 at Middle Tennessee .....W .................11-4 at Middle Tennessee.....L ...................0-10 Harding ..........................W ...................9-4 Harding ..........................L .....................1-6 Harding ..........................W ...................4-3 Ole Miss .........................L .....................5-6 Illinois Wesleyan ...........W .................11-2 at Ole Miss ....................L .....................4-6 Ole Miss .........................L ...................7-10 Lincoln Memorial .........W .................11-8

Mississippi St.................L ...................3-10 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...................6-3 at Arkansas St. ..............L .....................3-9 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................3-2 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................8-3 at Murray St...................L ...................9-25 Rhodes College .............W ...................6-1 Virginia Tech .................L .....................1-2 Virginia Tech .................W ...................7-6 Virginia Tech .................W ...................2-1 Rhodes College .............W .................24-9 Tennessee Tech.............W ...................4-3 at Southern Miss...........L .....................3-5 at Southern Miss...........W ...................6-0 at Southern Miss...........L .....................4-7 at Ole Miss ....................L .....................3-4 at Tenn. Tech ................W .................17-1 Cincinnati ......................W ...................8-7 Cincinnati ......................W ...................9-3 Cincinnati ......................W .................13-5 at Vanderbilt ..................L ...................5-16 Florida St. ......................L .....................2-6 Florida St. ......................L .....................2-6 Florida St. ......................L .....................1-3 at South Carolina ..........W ...................6-4 at South Carolina ..........L ...................0-12 at South Carolina ..........L .................10-16 at Louisville ...................L ...................7-14 at Louisville ...................L ...................3-12 at Louisville ...................W ................... 9-0 Metro Tournament (Columbia, S.C.) at South Carolina ..........W ...............11-10 vs. Florida St. ................L .....................4-9 vs. Cincinnati.................L ...................6-15

1990.................................................... 31-25 Harding ..........................W .................10-1 Harding ..........................W ...................6-1 Ark.-Little Rock ............L .....................1-5 at Ark.-Little Rock........L ...................2-11 Tennessee ......................W ...................5-2 Tennessee ......................W ...................2-1 Tennessee Tech.............W ...................3-2 Belhaven ........................W ...................5-4 at Mississippi St. ...........L .....................1-9 at Mississippi St. ...........W ...................4-2 Illinois St. .......................W ...................7-1 Illinois St. .......................L .....................6-9 Vanderbilt ......................W .................12-2 at Florida St. ..................L ...................0-10 at Florida St. ..................W ...................5-3 at Florida St. ..................L ...................5-13 Evansville ......................W ...................6-3 Evansville ......................W ...................7-4 Evansville ......................L .....................2-4 Middle Tennessee .........W ...................3-2 Middle Tennessee ........L .....................3-4 Northern Iowa..............W ...................4-3 Northern Iowa..............W ................. 10-5 Tulane.............................W ...................7-5 Tulane.............................W ...................9-2 Tulane.............................W .................10-5 SW Missouri St. ............W ...................4-3 Rhodes College .............W ...................9-4 at Tennessee Tech ........L .....................2-3 at Virginia Tech ............L .....................8-9 at Virginia Tech ............L .....................6-9 at Virginia Tech ............L .....................0-4 Nicholls St. ....................L .....................2-8 Southern Miss ...............W ...................5-3 Southern Miss ...............L .....................1-9 Southern Miss ...............L .....................5-9 Ark.-Little Rock ............W .................20-3 at Ark.-Little Rock........W ...................4-0 at Cincinnati ..................L .....................2-4 at Cincinnati ..................W ...................7-5 at Cincinnati ..................W ...................9-7 Murray St. ......................W .................11-9

Arkansas St. ...................W .............10-9 Arkansas St. ...................W .............12-3 South Carolina ..............L .................1-7 South Carolina ..............L ...............5-10 at Arkansas St. ..............L .................2-6 at Arkansas St. ..............W .............12-2 at Middle Tennessee .....W ...............4-3 at Middle Tennessee.....L .................2-9 at Ole Miss ....................L .................2-8 Louisville .......................L .................1-5 Louisville .......................L .................0-3 Metro Tournament (Hattiesburg, Miss.) vs. Virginia Tech ...........L .................4-6 vs. Tulane .......................W .............11-5 at Southern Miss...........L .................2-5

1991.................................................30-24 Harding ..........................W ...........13-10 Missouri-St. Louis ........W ...............6-3 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...........21-12 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............7-6 Arkansas St. ...................W .............11-9 SE Missouri ...................W ...............8-7 at Ark.-Little Rock........W .............15-2 at Evansville ..................L .................5-6 at Evansville ..................W ...............7-2 North Alabama .............W ...............8-6 Belhaven ........................W .............12-2 Western Illinois .............W ...............6-3 Western Illinois .............W .............15-5 at Arkansas St. ..............W .............14-3 Austin Peay ....................W ...........12-11 at Middle Tennessee ....W ...............3-0 Middle Tennessee ........L .................3-7 Northern Iowa..............W ...............4-0 Northern Iowa..............W .............13-0 Murray St. ......................L .................4-5 SW Missouri St. ............W .............10-9 at Nicholls St. ................L .................3-6 at Tulane ........................W ...............6-3 at Tulane ........................L .................1-6 at Tulane ........................L .................4-5 Mississippi St.................L .................4-5 Mississippi St.................L ...............2-10 Florida St. ......................L .................5-6 Florida St. ......................L .................3-4 Florida St. ......................W ...............8-7 Ole Miss .........................L ...............3-10 at Ole Miss ....................L .................3-9 Virginia Tech .................W ...........15-12 Virginia Tech .................W ...............5-4 at Tennessee ..................L .................6-7 at Southern Miss...........L .................5-6 at Southern Miss...........L .................5-7 at Southern Miss...........L .................1-8 at Oklahoma St. ............L .............10-11 at Oklahoma St. ............L ...............5-15 Cincinnati ......................W ...............4-3 Cincinnati ......................W ...............4-3 Cincinnati ......................W ...............3-2 at Murray St...................L .................4-6 Tennessee St. .................W ............... 2-0 Tennessee St. .................W .............14-4 at South Carolina ..........L .................1-3 at South Carolina ..........L .................0-4 Cumberland...................W ...........15-11 at Louisville ...................L .................1-6 at Louisville ...................W ...............7-0 Metro Tournament (Salem, Va.) vs. Tulane .......................W ...............6-5 vs. Southern Miss .........L ............... 2-11 vs. Cincinnati.................L .................5-7

All-Time Results 1992 ............................................... 25-26

at Arkansas St. ..............L .................3-7 at SE Missouri .............W .............12-8 SE Missouri ..................W .............11-3 vs. Navy .........................W ...............5-2 vs. Air Force ..................W ...............5-4 vs. Notre Dame ............L ................0-10 vs. Army.........................W ...............6-2 Murray St. ......................L ...............8-10 at Ark.-Little Rock........L ...............9-14 at Austin Peay ...............L ...............2-10 Indiana St.......................L .................1-5 North Alabama .............W ...............8-3 Illinois College ..............W .............21-1 Arkansas St. ...................W .............16-1 SW Missouri St. ............L .................7-9 Eastern Illinois..............W ...............6-1 at North Alabama ........W .............12-1 MacMurray College......W ...............8-2 Southern Miss ...............L ...............3-10 Southern Miss ...............W ...............5-4 Southern Miss ...............L ...............3-10 Arkansas St. ...................W .............12-5 Vanderbilt ......................W ...............9-2 Rhodes College .............W ...............7-4 UAB ................................L .................1-5 UAB ................................L ...............1-10 UAB ................................W ...............6-3 Ole Miss .........................W ...............8-7 Middle Tennessee ........W ............. 13-7 Saint Louis....................W ............... 9-4 Saint Louis....................W ............. 10-3 Saint Louis .....................W ............... 4-3 at Mississippi St. ...........L ............... 5-15 at Mississippi St. ...........L ................. 6-7 at Cincinnati ..................L ............... 6-14 at Cincinnati ..................W ............. 11-2 Ark.-Little Rock ............L ................. 0-4 at Saint Louis ................L ............... 9-10 at Saint Louis ................W ............... 9-3 at Saint Louis ................L ................. 3-5 Middle Tennessee ........W ............... 8-2 at Ole Miss ....................L ................. 1-5 Cincinnati ......................W ............... 4-3 Cincinnati ......................L ................. 3-4 Cincinnati ......................L ................. 4-5 at Arkansas St. ..............L ............. 13-28 at UAB ...........................L ................. 4-5 at UAB ...........................L ................. 3-5 at UAB ...........................L ............... 4-14 Great Midwest Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.) vs. Cincinnati.................L ................. 1-2 vs. Saint Louis ...............L ................. 3-4

1993 .................................................42-15 at Ark.-Little Rock........W ............. 11-5 North Alabama .............W ............. 14-8 North Alabama .............L ................. 3-5 Southern Illinois ...........W ............... 9-1 vs. Army.........................W ............... 2-0 vs. Air Force ..................W ............... 5-2 vs. Navy .........................L ................. 2-7 Belhaven ........................W ................ 7-6 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ............. 14-2 Union .............................L ................. 4-6 Harding ..........................W ............. 19-2 Murray St. ......................W ............. 11-3 at Arkansas St. ..............L ................. 1-2 Arkansas ........................W ............... 6-3 Arkansas ........................W ............... 8-7 Illinois St. .......................W ............... 3-1 Illinois St. .......................W ............... 5-4 Illinois St. .......................L ................. 6-7 Tennessee ......................W ............... 6-3 Tennessee ......................W ............... 3-0 at Southern Miss...........L ................. 2-7 at Southern Miss...........W ............... 8-2 at Southern Miss...........L ............... 5-13

at Murray St...................W ...................4-0 at Vanderbilt ..................L ...................5-10 UAB ................................L ...................7-10 UAB ................................W ...................2-0 UAB ................................W ...................4-3 at Middle Tennessee .....W ...................6-5 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................7-6 Saint Louis .....................W ...................9-6 Saint Louis .....................W ...................9-1 Saint Louis .....................W .................10-0 at Cincinnati ..................W ...................7-3 Austin Peay St. ..............L ...................5-10 Mississippi St.................W ...................8-4 at Cincinnati ..................L .....................2-5 at Cincinnati ..................W ...................3-2 Middle Tennessee ........L .....................3-7 at Ole Miss ....................L .....................1-4 at Saint Louis ................W ...................5-3 at Saint Louis ................W ...................9-1 at Saint Louis ................W ...................9-3 Tennessee St. .................W ...................6-2 Ole Miss .........................W .................10-6 Cincinnati ......................W ...................7-3 Cincinnati ......................W .................13-2 Cincinnati ......................W ...................9-2 SE Missouri ...................W ...................9-1 at UAB ...........................W .................11-4 at UAB ...........................W .................10-5 at UAB ...........................L .....................4-6 at SE Missouri...............W ................... 4-1 Great Midwest Tournament (Memphis, Tenn.) Cincinnati ......................W ...................6-1 Saint Louis .....................W .................13-1 UAB ................................L .....................2-6 UAB ................................W ................... 4-3

1994 ..................................................... 52-11 SE Missouri ...................W ...................6-4 Ark.-Little Rock ............W .................16-1 vs. Navy .........................W ...................9-3 vs. Air Force ..................L ...................0-10 vs. Army.........................W .................12-5 vs. Air Force ..................W ...................6-5 Southern Illinois ...........W .................11-5 at Mississippi St. ...........W .................10-4 at Mississippi St. ...........W ...................5-3 Saint Louis .....................W .................14-4 Saint Louis .....................W ...................4-3 Saint Louis .....................W .................11-3 at Arkansas ....................L .....................1-7 at Arkansas ....................L .....................3-6 Dayton ...........................W .................10-2 Dayton ...........................W ...................7-5 Dayton ...........................W .................15-2 Iowa ................................W ...................8-3 UT-Martin .....................W ...............13-10 at Cincinnati ..................W ...................7-6 at Cincinnati ..................W .................14-1 at Cincinnati ..................W ...................8-1 Middle Tennessee ........W ...................7-6 Vanderbilt ......................W ...................6-1 at UAB ...........................W .................14-7 at UAB ...........................W .................14-6 at UAB ...........................W ...................2-0 at Middle Tennessee .....W ...............14-10 Arkansas St. ...................W ...................5-2 at Arkansas St. ..............W .................11-3 Murray St. ......................L ...................8-12 at Austin Peay ...............W ................. 10-4 Belhaven ........................W ................. 12-6 at Saint Louis ................W ................... 7-6 at Saint Louis ................W .................14-7 at Saint Louis ................W ...................4-0 at SE Missouri...............L .....................1-2 at Murray St...................W ...................9-6 at Dayton .......................W .................15-5 at Dayton .......................W .................18-6 at Dayton .......................W ...............26-11

Ole Miss .........................L .....................6-7 at Ark.-Little Rock........W ...................8-3 Cincinnati ......................W .................25-1 Cincinnati ......................W ...................5-2 Cincinnati ......................W ...................6-2 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...................7-5 at Ole Miss ....................W .................13-8 Austin Peay ....................W ...................5-2 UAB ................................L .....................3-7 UAB ................................W ...................6-5 Arkansas St. ...................W .................10-5 at South Alabama .........W .................15-6 at South Alabama .........W .................12-5 Great Midwest Tournament (Cincinnati, Ohio) vs. Dayton......................W ...............24-12 vs. UAB ..........................L .....................1-8 at Cincinnati ..................W ................. 15-5 vs. UAB ..........................W ...................8-5 vs. UAB ..........................L ...................5-14 NCAA Tournament (Stillwater, Okla.) vs. Texas Christian........L ...................3-11 at Oklahoma St. ............W ................. 12-4 vs. Northwestern St. .....W ................. 14-9 vs. Cal-St. Fullerton .....L ...................5-12

1995....................................................32-28 SE Missouri ...................L ...................6-13 at Arkansas St. ..............L .....................0-5 vs. Navy .........................W ...................5-0 vs. Air Force ..................L .....................0-2 vs. Kentucky ..................L .....................2-8 vs. Army.........................W ................... 6-1 Ark.-Little Rock ............W ...................4-3 at SE Missouri...............L .....................0-2 at Tennessee ..................L ...................5-17 Mississippi St.................L ...................7-11 Mississippi St.................L .....................5-7 Saint Louis .....................W .................19-7 Saint Louis .....................W ...................5-3 Saint Louis .....................W .................15-8 Murray St. ......................W ...................3-2 at Cincinnati ..................L .....................3-6 at Cincinnati ..................W .................13-5 at Cincinnati ..................L .................12-13 Middle Tennessee ........W ...................5-4 Middle Tennessee .........W .................16-2 UAB ................................L .....................2-3 UAB ................................W ...................4-1 UAB ................................W .................18-0 at Vanderbilt ..................W ...................5-3 at Austin Peay ...............L .....................3-7 at UAB ...........................W ...................8-2 at UAB ...........................L .....................1-5 at UAB ...........................L ...................1-10 Arkansas St. ...................L .....................6-7 UT-Martin .....................W .................14-2 at Middle Tennessee .....L .....................4-9 at Middle Tennessee.....W ...................9-2 at UT-Martin .................L .....................7-8 at Saint Louis ................W .................16-1 at Saint Louis ................L .....................6-9 at Saint Louis ................L .....................1-3 South Alabama .............L .....................2-6 South Alabama .............W ...................6-3 at Dayton .......................L .....................7-8 at Dayton .......................W ................. 10-3 at Dayton .......................W ...................5-1 at Murray St...................W ...................9-3 at Ole Miss ....................W ...................6-4 Cincinnati ......................L .....................3-6 Cincinnati ......................W ...................4-3 Cincinnati ......................L ...................3-11 Austin Peay ....................W ...................8-3 Ole Miss .........................L .....................2-5 Dayton ...........................L .....................4-8 Dayton ...........................W ...................6-2

Evansville ......................L .................0-5 Evansville ......................W ...............7-5 Evansville ......................W ...............9-1 Arkansas ........................L .................0-1 Great Midwest Tournament (Saint Louis, Mo.) at Saint Louis ................L ...............5-10 vs. UAB ..........................W ...............5-0 at Saint Louis ................W ...............7-4 vs. Dayton......................W ...............3-1 vs. Cincinnati.................W ...............8-0 vs. Cincinnati ...............W ...............5-3

1996............................................... 26-28 SE Missouri ...................W .............15-7 vs. Navy .........................W ...............8-0 vs. Air Force ..................L .................2-3 vs. Notre Dame ............W ...............4-2 vs. Army.........................W .............13-0 at Mississippi St. ...........W ...............3-2 at Mississippi St. ...........L .................3-6 at Baylor .........................L ...............2-16 at Baylor .........................L ...............3-22 at Baylor .........................W ...........19-14 Cumberland...................L .................1-4 Cumberland...................W ............... 8-1 Middle Tennessee ........W ...............6-4 Middle Tennessee ........W ...............4-0 Tulane.............................W ...............4-3 Tulane.............................L ...............8-16 Tulane.............................W ...............3-1 at Middle Tennessee .....L .................1-6 Eastern Michigan .........W ...............6-4 Eastern Michigan .........W .............13-8 at Ole Miss ....................L .................4-9 Union .............................W ...............9-8 Murray St. ......................L .................4-8 USF.................................L ...............5-18 USF.................................L .................4-5 USF.................................L .................3-7 at UT-Martin .................L .................6-9 Arkansas St. ...................W ...............9-8 SE Missouri ...................L .................2-4 at Murray St...................L ...............8-14 at Saint Louis ................W .............13-5 at Saint Louis ................W ...............6-3 at Saint Louis ................L .................2-4 UT-Martin .....................W ...............5-4 at SE Missouri...............W ...............7-6 at SE Missouri...............L ...............4-12 Charlotte ........................W .............13-8 Charlotte ........................L ...............9-10 Charlotte ........................L .................2-7 Austin Peay ....................L ...............7-13 at Arkansas St. ..............W ...............6-3 at Louisville ...................W ...............9-4 at Louisville ...................W ...............7-2 at Austin Peay ...............L .................5-9 Ole Miss .........................W ...............9-8 UAB ................................L ...............8-12 UAB ................................L .................4-8 UAB ................................W ...............7-6 Vanderbilt ......................L .................6-9 at Southern Miss...........L .................1-7 at Southern Miss...........L .................2-3 at Southern Miss...........W ...............6-2 C-USA Tournament (Hattiesburg, Miss.) at Southern Miss...........L .................4-9 vs. Saint Louis ...............L .................8-9

All-Time Results 1997................................................. 20-31

SE Missouri ...................W ...............8-3 SE Missouri ...................W ...............7-5 Baylor .............................L .................1-3 Baylor .............................L ...............5-14 Baylor .............................W ...............9-5 UT-Martin .....................W ...............5-3 vs. Iowa ..........................W ...............3-1 at Evansville ..................L .................4-7 Mississippi St.................L ...............6-14 Mississippi St.................L .................4-5 Southern Miss ...............L ...............7-10 Southern Miss ...............L .................2-4 Southern Miss ...............L ...............5-10 Middle Tennessee ........L ...............3-13 Middle Tennessee ........L .................0-4 at UAB ...........................L .................0-2 at UAB ...........................L .................2-3 at UAB ...........................L .................1-3 at Austin Peay ...............W .............10-5 Louisville .......................W ...............5-4 Louisville .......................W ............. 10-9 Louisville .......................W ............... 6-2 Arkansas St. ...................W ............... 4-1 at Murray St...................L ............... 4-12 at UNC Charlotte .........L ................. 5-6 at UNC Charlotte .........L ................. 4-7 at Ole Miss ....................L ................. 3-8 at Arkansas St. ..............L ................. 2-4 Saint Louis .....................W ............... 3-2 Saint Louis .....................W ............. 10-4 Saint Louis .....................L ............... 9-11 at Middle Tenn. St. .......L ............... 8-16 at Middle Tenn. St. .......L ................. 8-9 Houston .........................L ................. 2-9 Houston .........................L ................. 5-7 Houston .........................W ............... 8-2 at SE Missouri...............W ............... 5-3 at SE Missouri...............L ................. 0-3 at USF ............................L ................. 2-3 at USF ............................L ................. 5-8 at USF ............................L ............... 8-12 Austin Peay ....................W ............... 6-4 Murray St. ......................W ............... 8-4 Cincinnati ......................L ................. 3-5 Cincinnati ......................W ............. 12-0 Cincinnati ......................W ............. 12-6 Vanderbilt ......................W ............... 6-4 at Tulane ........................L ................. 1-7 at Tulane ........................L ................. 3-9 at Tulane ........................W ............... 8-6 C-USA Tournament (New Orleans, La.) vs. Saint Louis ...............L ................. 2-9

1998 .................................................24-31 Evansville ......................L ................. 5-6 Evansville ......................W ............... 7-5 SE Missouri ...................W ............... 6-5 vs. Air Force ..................W ............... 3-2 vs. West Virginia ...........L ................. 1-8 vs. Ole Miss ...................W ............... 4-1 vs. Army.........................W ............. 15-4 at Mississippi St. ...........L ................. 7-8 at Mississippi St. ...........L ................. 1-9 at SE Missouri...............L ................. 0-7 at Saint Louis ................L ................. 0-3 at Saint Louis ................W ............. 12-1 at Saint Louis ................W ............... 4-3 at Murray State..............W ........... 13-10 at Louisville ...................L ................. 6-9 at Louisville ...................W ............... 3-1 at Louisville ...................W ............... 8-5 Middle Tennessee ........W ............. 11-2 Middle Tennessee ........W ........... 18-12 UNC Charlotte .............W ............... 5-3 UNC Charlotte .............L ............... 9-22 UNC Charlotte .............L ............... 8-16 UT-Martin .....................L ................. 2-4

Murray State ..................W ............... 11-1 at Southern Miss...........L ....................2-3 at Southern Miss...........L ................. 5-13 at Southern Miss...........L ................. 1-10 Austin Peay St. ..............L ................. 1-11 USF.................................L ....................7-8 USF.................................W ..................7-5 USF.................................W ..................9-6 at Middle Tennessee .....L ............... 10-17 at Middle Tennessee.....L ................. 9-19 Tulane.............................L ....................0-5 Tulane.............................W ................. 4-2 Tulane.............................L ....................3-7 Ark.-Pine Bluff .............W ............... 12-0 Ark.-Pine Bluff .............W ..................4-3 Ole Miss .........................L ................. 4-20 at Austin Peay ...............L ....................2-9 at Cincinnati ..................W ................. 5-1 at Cincinnati ..................W ............... 11-6 at Cincinnati ..................W ............. 14-10 at Ole Miss ....................L ....................0-6 at Arkansas State ..........L ....................3-8 UAB ................................L ....................3-4 UAB ................................W ..................9-6 UAB ................................L ....................1-7 Arkansas State...............L ....................4-7 at Houston.....................L ....................0-6 at Houston.....................L ................. 3-10 at Houston.....................L ....................3-9 C-USA Tournament (New Orleans, La.) vs. Cincinnati.................W ..................6-5 vs. Houston ...................L ....................2-3 vs. Southern Miss .........L ....................6-7

1999...............................................28-26-1 UL-Monroe ...................L ................. 2-12 UL-Monroe ...................W ..................4-2 UL-Monroe ...................L ....................2-7 vs. Army. ........................W ..................6-3 vs. Connecticut .... ........ L ................ 3-10 vs. West Virginia ...........W ..................2-0 vs. Navy .........................W ............... 12-2 Ark.-Pine-Bluff ............W ............... 15-0 Ark.-Pine-Bluff ............W ............... 12-3 vs. E. Michigan .............L ................. 7-12 vs. Dayton......................W ..................2-0 at Evansville ..................T ...................4-4 Middle Tennessee ........W ..................8-7 Middle Tennessee ........W ..................5-1 Morehead St. .................L ....................5-7 at Arkansas St. ..............W ............. 17-13 at USF ............................L ....................4-7 at USF ............................W ..................6-5 at USF. ............................W ..................5-4 at Murray State..............L ....................1-3 SE Missouri ...................L ....................3-4 Southern Miss. ..............W ............... 12-1 Southern Miss. ..............W ..................3-2 Southern Miss. ..............W ..................6-3 at Middle Tennessee .....W ............. 19-12 Houston .........................L ................. 0-10 Houston .........................L ................. 5-20 Houston .........................W ............. 13-12 Murray State ..................L ................. 5-11 at Ole Miss ....................L ....................2-5 Cincinnati ......................W ..................8-7 Cincinnati ......................W ..................7-1 Cincinnati ......................W ............... 12-5 at Vanderbilt ..................W ..................6-4 at UAB ...........................L ....................7-8 at UAB ...........................W ..................5-3 at UAB ...........................L ................. 9-13 vs UT-Martin ................W ..................4-0 Ole Miss .........................L ................. 5-10 at Tulane ........................L ................... 0-5 at Tulane ........................L ....................0-3 at Tulane ........................L ....................2-9 Austin Peay State ..........L ................. 9-14

Arkansas State...............L ...................5-12 Louisville .......................L ...................4-11 Louisville .......................W .................10-3 Louisville .......................W .................10-1 at Charlotte....................L .....................1-5 at Charlotte....................W ...................4-2 at Charlotte....................W .................11-1 Saint Louis .....................L .....................0-6 Saint Louis .....................W .................15-9 Saint Louis .....................L .....................8-5 C-USA Tournament (Millington, Tenn.) vs. USF ...........................L .....................6-8 vs. Saint Louis ...............L ...................9-11

2000 ....................................................15-37 UT-Martin .....................L .....................4-6 at UL-Monroe ...............L .....................1-7 at UL-Monroe ...............L .....................7-9 at UL-Monroe ...............L .....................4-5 SE Missouri ..................L .....................4-9 vs. Army.........................L .....................4-5 Ohio State......................L ...................4-11 Notre Dame ..................L .....................3-4 Middle Tennessee ........L ...................4-12 Middle Tennessee ........L .....................2-6 Western Illinois .............W ...................6-0 Western Illinois .............W ...................3-2 vs. Mississippi St. ..........L ...................2-14 vs. Mississippi St. ..........L .....................2-4 Eastern Illinois..............W ...................8-1 Eastern Illinois..............W ...................5-4 Eastern Illinois..............W ...................6-5 at SE Missouri .............L ...................9-12 at Southern Miss...........L ......................2-3 at Southern Miss...........L ...................9-10 at Southern Miss.......................... Rain-out Vanderbilt ......................W ...................5-1 at Saint Louis ................L ...................8-10 at Saint Louis ................W ...................7-3 at Saint Louis ................W ...................7-4 at Murray State..............L ......................6-7 Charlotte ........................L .....................2-5 Charlotte ........................L .....................2-5 Charlotte ........................W ...................7-6 Arkansas State...............L .....................2-4 at Ole Miss ....................L .....................2-6 UAB ................................W .................10-7 UAB ................................W ...................6-1 UAB ................................W ...................9-6 at Middle Tennessee ..... ............. Rain-out at Middle Tennessee.....L ...................3-10 at Louisville ...................L .....................1-7 at Louisville ...................W ....................7-4 at Louisville ...................W ...............21-14 Murray State ..................W ...................8-7 at Arkansas State ..........L .....................4-5 at Houston.....................L ......................1-7 at Houston.....................L ......................2-8 at Houston.....................L ......................1-8 Ole Miss .........................L ....................5-11 Tulane.............................L ......................2-4 Tulane.............................L ......................3-9 Tulane.............................L ....................2-10 USF.................................L ......................0-5 USF.................................L ....................7-10 USF.................................L ..................10-12 at Cincinnati ..................L ....................9-10 at Cincinnati ..................L ......................2-5 at Cincinnati ..................L ......................0-4

2001 ....................................................34-24 Lipscomb .......................W ....................2-1 Lipscomb .......................W ....................4-3 UT-Martin .....................W ....................6-1 vs. Navy .........................W ..................11-2 vs. Army.........................W ..................11-7 vs. Air Force ..................W ................... 9-3 vs. Air Force ..................L ......................1-3

at Middle Tennessee .....L ..................2-8 vs. Murray St. ................W ................5-4 vs. SW Missouri St. ......L ................4-11 vs. SW Missouri St. ......L ................8-10 vs. SW Missouri St. ......W ................4-3 vs. Eastern Illinois ........W ..............20-4 vs. Eastern Illinois ........W ........... 23-15 at Charlotte....................W ..............12-8 at Charlotte....................L ..................2-5 at Charlotte....................L ..................5-6 vs. Ole Miss ...................W ................3-1 vs. Houston ...................L ..................1-3 vs. Houston ...................L ..................5-9 vs. Houston ...................L ................2-10 vs. Middle Tennessee...W ..............10-1 vs. Middle Tennessee ...L ................9-13 at USF ............................W ................8-5 at USF ............................ L...............7-10 at USF ............................W ..............15-9 at Ole Miss .................... L.................1-5 vs. Louisville. .................W ................9-7 vs. Louisville..................W ..............12-1 vs. Louisville. .................W ..............10-9 at SE Missouri...............L ................4-14 at SE Missouri...............W ..............13-5 vs. Southern Miss .........W ................2-1 vs. Southern Miss .........W ................5-2 vs. Southern Miss .........L ..................2-3 at Murray State..............W ..............11-5 at Vanderbilt ..................L ................6-10 at UAB ...........................W ................2-1 at UAB ...........................L ..................0-2 at UAB ...........................L ..................2-4 at UT-Martin .................W ..............19-4 vs. Arkansas St. .............W ................9-3 vs. St. Louis ...................W ................9-7 vs. St. Louis ...................W ................9-7 vs. St. Louis ...................W ................4-3 at Tulane ........................L ................3-11 at Tulane ........................L ..................7-8 at Tulane ........................L ................2-10 vs. SE Missouri .............W ................2-1 vs. SE Missouri .............W ..............13-3 at Arkansas St. ..............W ................6-3 vs. Cincinnati.................W ..............11-5 s. Cincinnati ...................L ..................1-7 vs. Cincinnati.................L ................4-14 C-USA Tournament (New Orleans, La.) vs. Cincinnati.................W ................8-5 vs. Charlotte ..................W ................4-2 vs. Tulane .......................L ..................6-7 vs. Tulane .......................L ..................2-7

2002 ............................................... 20-31 at UT-Martin .................W ..............13-5 vs. Air Force ..................W ................6-3 vs. Villanova ..................L ..................7-9 vs. Navy .........................L ................7-11 vs. Air Force ..................L ..................3-4 vs. #9 Ole Miss.............L ................0-12 vs. SE Missouri .............W ................9-1 vs. SE Missouri .............L ..................4-7 vs. SE Missouri .............L ................3-11 vs. Middle Tennessee .....L ..................4-8 vs. Middle Tennessee ...L ..................-10 at Louisville ...................L ................3-12 at Louisville ...................L ..................6-7 at Louisville ...................L ..................8-9 USF.................................L ................2-13 USF.................................W ..............11-5 USF.................................W ................6-3 at #21 Oklahoma St. ....L ................1-12 at #21 Oklahoma St. ...L ..................3-9 at Cincinnati ..................W ................5-4 at Cincinnati ..................W ................7-4 at Cincinnati ..................W ............13-12 at Middle Tennessee .....W ................8-5 at Middle Tennessee ...W ................2-0

All-Time Results Tulane.............................L ..................0-7 Tulane.............................L ................2-11 Tulane.............................W ..............13-7 at #9 Ole Miss ..............L ..................1-7 Austin Peay ....................W ................6-3 at Houston.....................L ................ 1-15 at Houston.....................L ................ 3-15 at Houston.....................L ................ 6-16 at Murray State..............W .............. 10-5 UAB ................................L .................. 8-9 UAB ................................W ............ 15-10 UAB ................................L ................ 2-12 Arkansas State...............W ................ 8-5 vs. #14 East Carolina ..L .................. 0-3 vs. #14 East Carolina L.................. 3-11 vs. #14 East Carolina ..L .................. 4-7 at Southern Miss...........L ................ 5-16 at Southern Miss...........L ................ 2-11 at Southern Miss...........L .................. 4-9 at Arkansas State ..........W ................ 9-4 at Saint Louis ................L .................. 2-4 at Saint Louis ................L .................. 1-2 at Saint Louis ................L ................ 5-11 Murray State ..................W ................ 5-4 Charlotte ........................W ............ 11-10 Charlotte ........................W ................ 7-4 Charlotte ........................W ................ 7-5

2003 ................................................21-33 vs. Air Force ..................W .............. 14-1 vs. Arkansas...................L ................ 9-10 SE Missouri State .........L .................. 0-5 SE Missouri State .........W ................ 6-1 SE Missouri State .........W .............. 14-6 Ark.-Little-Rock............L .................. 5-8 Austin Peay ...................L ................ 8-10 at UNLV ........................L .................. 5-7 at UNLV ........................L .................. 0-5 at UNLV ........................L ................ 4-13 Murray State ..................W ............ 14-12 Ole Miss .........................L .................. 1-5 Louisville .......................W ................ 3-2 Louisville .......................L ................ 7-10 Louisville .......................L ................ 0-10 Mississippi State ...........L ................ 3-12 Mississippi State ...........W ................ 8-7 at Tulane ........................L .................. 3-9 at Tulane ........................L ................ 3-12 at Tulane ........................L .................. 0-4 Middle Tennessee .........W ................ 5-4 Middle Tennessee .........L .................. 1-2 at UAB ...........................L .................. 3-4 at UAB ...........................L .................. 4-7 at UAB ...........................L .................. 1-2 at Arkansas State ..........L .................. 4-8 UT-Martin .....................W .............. 24-1 TCU................................W ................ 9-6 TCU................................W ................ 5-4 TCU................................L .................. 0-8 at Middle Tennessee ......W ................ 6-2 at Middle Tennessee.....L ................ 4-10 at East Carolina ............L .................. 2-3 at East Carolina ............W ................ 8-1 at East Carolina ............L .................. 2-3 at Murray State..............L .................. 3-9 Southern Miss ...............L ................ 4-15 Southern Miss ...............L .................. 5-7 Southern Miss ...............L .................. 4-8 Arkansas State...............L ................ 1-14 at Ole Miss ....................W ................ 6-3 at Charlotte....................W ................ 7-0 at Charlotte....................L .................. 3-4 at Austin Peay ..............L .................. 6-9 Saint Louis .....................W ................ 4-2 Saint Louis .....................W ................ 4-2 Saint Louis .....................W ................ 3-2 Houston .........................W ................ 4-1 Houston .........................L ................ 8-11 Houston .........................W ................ 9-6

at UT-Martin .................W ....................7-4 at USF ............................W ....................2-1 at USF ............................L ......................5-9 at USF ............................L ....................3-10

2004 ...................................................29-28 vs. Cal-St. Northridge .....W ....................6-2 vs. Arizona State ...........L ......................0-7 vs. Navy .........................W ....................5-2 vs. Murray State ............W ....................7-2 vs. Kentucky ..................L ..............1-2 (12) at Murray State..............W ....................7-1 at Murray State..............W ....................8-5 at Murray State..............W ....................7-2 at UT-Martin .................W ....................7-4 vs. Indiana State............W ....................8-4 vs. Western Illinois .......W ....................6-2 vs. Wake Forest .............W ..................15-3 Missouri .........................L ......................2-3 Ole Miss .........................L ....................0-19 at TCU ...........................L ....................5-11 at TCU ...........................L ....................2-22 at TCU ...........................L ......................7-8 Austin Peay ....................W ....................5-2 East Carolina.................W ....................6-5 East Carolina.................L ......................1-7 East Carolina.................L ......................4-8 Arkansas State...............L ......................2-8 at Louisville ...................W ..................11-7 at Louisville ...................W ....................6-2 at Louisville ...................L ..............4-5 (11) at Ole Miss ....................L ......................3-7 UAB ................................W ....................9-0 UAB ................................W ....................5-3 UAB ................................W ....................7-3 at Southern Miss...........L ......................2-6 at Southern Miss...........L ....................5-10 at Southern Miss...........W ....................5-4 at Mississippi St. ...........L ....................2-10 at Mississippi St. ...........L ................2-7 (6) USF.................................W ....................1-0 USF.................................W ....................7-2 Middle Tennessee .........W ..................10-5 Middle Tennessee .........L ......................5-8 Tulane.............................L ......................2-5 Tulane.............................W ....................4-0 Tulane.............................L ................4-6 (8) at Austin Peay ...............L ..................10-13 at Houston.....................L ......................2-9 at Houston.....................L ......................2-6 at Houston.....................L ......................6-8 at Middle Tennessee ....L ....................3-13 at Middle Tennessee.....L ......................4-8 Cincinnati ......................W ............3-0 (10) Cincinnati ......................W ....................7-3 Cincinnati ......................W ....................5-4 UT-Martin .....................W ....................9-2 at Saint Louis ................W ....................6-4 at Saint Louis ................W ....................6-1 at Saint Louis ................L ......................3-8 C-USA Tournament (Houston, Texas) vs. Southern Miss .........W ..................10-5 vs. UAB ..........................L ......................6-7 vs. Southern Miss .........L ....................0-13

2005 ................................................... 13-42 vs. Air Force! .................W ..................10-4 vs. Indiana! ....................L ..............8-9 (10) vs. Missouri! ..................W ....................7-6 at UT-Martin .................W ....................4-1 Nicholls State ................L ....................3-12 Nicholls State ................W ................20-11 Nicholls State ................L ....................4-25 Middle Tennessee .........L ....................6-11 vs. Connecticut# ..........L ......................1-3 vs. Ark.-Little Rock# ...W ....................5-1 vs. Indiana State#.........L ..................10-11 at #18 Miss State ..........L ....................8-11

at #18 Miss State ..........L ......................2-4 Houston* .......................L ......................0-6 Houston* .......................W ....................9-6 Houston* .......................L ....................1-11 Murray State ..................L ....................9-10 at USF* ..........................L ......................5-6 at USF* ..........................L ......................7-8 at USF* ..........................W ............15-5 (7) at Murray State..............W ..................11-8 at Austin Peay ...............L ......................6-9 Southern Miss* .............L ......................1-7 Southern Miss* .............L ....................3-13 Southern Miss* .............L ......................7-9 at UAB* .........................L ......................3-6 at UAB* .........................L ......................3-6 at UAB* .........................L ..................12-17 at #17 Alabama ............L ......................3-8 Austin Peay ....................L ......................4-8 #30 TCU* .....................L ....................2-10 #30 TCU* .....................L ......................1-9 #30 TCU* .....................W ............6-5 (10) at Middle Tennessee.....L ......................7-8 at Middle Tennessee.....L ....................7-19 at ECU* .........................L ....................0-12 at ECU* .........................W ....................8-5 at ECU* .........................L ......................0-3 at #22 Ole Miss ............L ....................4-13 #22 Ole Miss ................L ......................5-6 Saint Louis* ...................L ......................2-3 Saint Louis* ...................L ......................3-7 Saint Louis* ...................L ....................0-11 at #1 Tulane* ................L ....................2-13 at #1 Tulane* ................L ..................10-11 at #1 Tulane* ................L ....................9-12 Arkansas State...............L ....................1-10 UT-Martin .....................W ....................7-3 at Cincinnati* ................L ......................5-7 at Cincinnati* ................L ....................2-10 at Cincinnati* ................W ....................8-7 at Arkansas State ..........W ....................5-1 Charlotte* ......................L ....................5-11 Charlotte* ......................L ......................7-9 Charlotte* ......................L ....................2-13 !- Service Academies Spring Classic (Millington, Tenn.) #- USA Challenge (Millington, Tenn.) *- C-USA game

2006 ...................................................32-28 at Alabama ....................W ....................2-0 vs. Oklahoma# ............W ....................2-1 vs. Notre Dame# ........W ....................7-6 Navy# ...........................L ......................6-7 UT-Martin ....................W ....................9-7 at Ark.-Little-Rock ......L ......................3-5 at Nicholls State ..........W ....................8-7 at Nicholls State ..........L ......................4-6 at Nicholls State ..........W ..................17-4 Middle Tennessee .......W ..................11-5 Middle Tennessee .......W ....................8-3 Troy ...............................L ....................9-16 Troy ...............................L ....................3-21 Troy ...............................L ..................11-18 at Murray State ............W ..................13-6 SEMO ...........................W ....................5-1 SEMO ...........................W ..................15-1 OLE MISS$ .................L ......................4-8 at Arkansas State .........L ......................3-5 #14 Tulane* .................W ..................11-4 #14 Tulane* .................L ......................1-7 #14 Tulane* .................L ....................2-10 at Austin Peay ..............L ....................6-14 Austin Peay ...................L ....................9-11 at Southern Miss* ........W ....................5-4 at Southern Miss* ........L ......................7-8 at Southern Miss* ........W ..................15-6 UALR ............................W ....................8-6 UT-Martin .....................W ............5-4 (11)

at Marshall* ..................W ........7-4 (11) at Marshall* ..................W ..............14-4 at Marshall* ..................W ........9-8 (10) Murray State .................W ..............12-1 Arkansas State ..............W ................6-2 #2 Rice* .......................L ..................3-7 #2 Rice* .......................L ................6-22 #2 Rice* .......................L ................8-19 #15 Mississippi State ..L ................8-12 #15 Mississippi State$ L ..................3-5 at #19 Houston* .........L ..................2-3 at #19 Houston* .........L ..................1-7 at #19 Houston* .........L ..........7-8 (16) Mississippi Valley ........W ........13-3 (7) Mississippi Valley ........W ..............13-5 UAB* .............................W ................9-4 UAB* .............................L ..................2-6 UAB* .............................L ..................4-9 at Middle Tennessee ...L ................3-15 at Middle Tennessee ...L ..................7-8 at UCF* ........................W ..............20-4 at UCF* ........................W ..............10-4 at UCF* ........................W ..............11-3 at Ole Miss ...................L ..................5-7 East Carolina* ..............W ................9-6 East Carolina* ..............W ..............14-6 East Carolina* ..............W ............11-10 vs. #5 Southern Miss% ..L ..................2-6 vs. #8 UAB% ................W ..............13-2 vs. #5 Southern Miss% ..W ................8-5 vs. #1 Rice% .................L ..................4-7 # - Service Academies Spring Classic (USA Stadium, Millington, Tenn.) $ - AutoZone Park * - C-USA games ! â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Union City, Tenn. % - C-USA Tournament (Reckling Park, Houston, Texas)

All-Time Letterwinners Bill Aquadro -AJeff Acuff .............................................................1985-87 Tom Acuff ................................................................ 1970 Daniel Adams ........................................................... 2003 “Wimpy” Adams ..................................................... 1955 Richard Akers ........................................................... 1948 Davis Akin............................................................1958-59 Houston Akin ......................................................1960-64 Tom Albers...........................................................1981-82 Joe Alford .................................................................. 1956 Lynn Alford .........................................................1972-73 Art Allen ...............................................................1967-68 Jerry Alsup................................................................. 1952 Adam Amar ...............................................2004-06 Oscar Ammer ......................................................1957-60 Dave Anderson ...................................................1980-81 Keno Anderson ............................................. 1999,01-02 Scott Andrews .......................................................... 1983 Ray Anglin ............................................................1968-70 Murphy Appling ...................................................... 1969 Bill Aquadro .........................................................1974-77 Ray Archer............................................................1987-88 John Armistead ....................................................... 1993 Wayne Atkins .......................................................1965-66 James Atkinson ........................................................ 1950 Bill Avery ..............................................................1958-59 Charles Aycock ........................................................ 1933 Paul Aycock ..........................................................1915-16

Stanley Borsa...........................................................1933-34 Mark Bowlan ...........................................................1987-89 Dennis Bowman ..........................................................1978 Steve Boyd .....................................................................1977 Dan Braden .............................................................1989-90 Brad Bradshaw........................................................1971-72 Nick Bradshaw..............................................................2005 Gene Brady ...................................................................1961 Teddy Bragg ..................................................................1990 John Bramlett ..........................................................1960-63 Mark Brantley .........................................................1975-76 Russ Bratton............................................................1996-98 Ricky Brent....................................................................1984 Charles Brewer........................................................1950-52 Billy Briggs ....................................................................1978 Rodney Bright .........................................................1986-88 Jim Brimm ...............................................................1964-65 Carlos Brooks .........................................................1959-60 Al Brown .......................................................................1948 Ray Brown ...............................................................1972-73 Phil Bryan ................................................................1981-83 Bobby Bryant ................................................................1948 Joe Buchwald ..........................................................1966-68 Jeff Buffaloe .................................................................1990 Billie Burke ....................................................................1955 William Burkett ....................................................1949-50 Don Burks ...............................................................1960-61 Kenny Burns ...........................................................1984-85 Bubba Burr..............................................................1985-87 Chris Burr ................................................................1987-88 James Burrough ......................................................1970-73 Rick Burton ...................................................................1989 Zachy Butler ............................................................1974-77 David Byrd ..............................................................1984-87

Mark Bland -BMike Bailey ...........................................................1980-81 Dennis Bakenhaster ................................................ 1988 Paul Bakke ............................................................1987-88 Ryan Ballard .........................................................1995-98 Ronnie Barassi .....................................................1994-97 Mike Barbara ........................................................1995-98 Jack Bard ...............................................................1958-59 Danny Barham ........................................................ 1985 Richard Barker .......................................................... 1981 Joe Barkley............................................................1979-80 Cory Barton .........................................................2005-06 Collin Bastien .......................................................2005-06 Greg Bayse ...........................................................1979-81 William Beall ........................................................1948-49 Gaylon Beasley ....................................................1957-59 Chris Becerra ............................................................ 1998 Jeremy Beck............................................................... 1998 Page Belongy............................................................. 1985 Tim Belote ............................................................1981-82 Heath Bender .......................................................1996-97 Joe Berg...................................................................... 1976 Pat Beshears .........................................................1978-79 Rodney Betts ........................................................1970-73 Steve Betzelberger ..............................................1965-67 Council Bias .............................................................. 1932 Clay Bittner ............................................................... 1985 Dale Bivens ............................................................... 1981 Houston Black .......................................................... 1997 Mark Bland ...........................................................1993-94 Rich Bledsoe ........................................................1990-93 Steve Bledsoe .......................................................1948-49 Gene Bodamer.....................................................1932-33 Scott Boggs ..........................................................1987-88

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Rick Cameron ...............................................................1988 Roy Campbell..........................................................1982-83 Tip Canady ....................................................................1951 Kirk Caraway.................................................................1992 Sean Carlson ...........................................................1999-00 Jason Carter .............................................................1999-00 Bert Canfield ...........................................................1959-61 Hitch Carr .....................................................................1933 Chris Carter ...................................................................1990 John Carter ....................................................................1975 Ray Carter ................................................................1967-69 Roy Carter ...............................................................1967-69 Joshua Cartwright...................................................2000-02 Gary Casto ....................................................................1981 Henry Castor...........................................................1999-00 Daniel Cates ..................................................................2005 K.K. (Kellen) Chalmers ................................2005-06 Joe Chiozza ...................................................................1966 Andrew Christie ...........................................................2003 Jose Cisneros ...........................................................1953-54 Alan Clark................................................................1968-70 Phil Clark .................................................................1977-78 Marty Cleary............................................................1955-57 Ron Clement ...........................................................1989-90 Micah Cleveland .........................................................1988 William Clifton .......................................................1948-49 Ricky Clinton ..........................................................2000-01 Earl Cody.......................................................................1976 Chip Colbert ...........................................................1980-82 Dee Cole ........................................................................1970 Sam Cole........................................................................1980

Tommy Coletta .......................................................... 1972 Bob Collie............................................................. 1953-55 Scott Combs......................................................... 1991-93 Andy Cook ........................................................... 1986-88 Zach Cook............................................................ 2002-04 Paul Cookman ........................................................... 2002 Neal Cordell ......................................................... 1963-65 Tim Corder........................................................... 1981-83 Donny Cottam ..................................................... 1993-94 Jeff Cottam .......................................................... 1989-92 Gabe Council ............................................................. 2002 Mike Covington .................................................. 1984-85 Rusty Covington ............................................... 1986-87 Joe Cox........................................................................ 1952 Kurt Crain .................................................................. 1984 Wes Crane............................................................. 1999-00 Joe Crass ............................................................... 2002-03 Billy Criswell ........................................................ 1966-67 Holloway Cromer ............................................... 1948-49 Thomas Crook..................................................... 1948-49 Sonny Cross ............................................................... 1955 Darryle Crutcher ................................................ 1996-97 Bubba Cummings .............................................. 1982-85 Hank Cummings ................................................ 1993-96 Spencer Cunningham ............................................... 1929 Jim Cupples .......................................................... 1960-63 Jeff Curtis ................................................................... 2001 Scott Curtis........................................................... 1994-95 Rohrk Cutchlow ................................................. 1996-98

Brent Dlugach -DGerald Dale ................................................................ 1929 Hiram Damwijk ......................................................... 1998 Jerry Daniel .......................................................... 1971-74 Richard Daugherty ............................................ 1971-72 Todd Davidson .................................................... 1987-88 Tommy Davidson .................................................... 1960 Brach Davis ....................................................2006 Butch Davis................................................................ 1974 Chris Davis ................................................................. 2005 Dusty Davis ....................................................2006 Harry Davis .......................................................... 1933-34 James Davis ................................................................ 1978 Marcus Davis ............................................................. 2006 Steve Davis ........................................................... 1981-82 Layne Dawson ..................................................... 1998-01 Collins Day ........................................................... 1992-96 Daniel de Armas.................................................. 2002-05 Rob deMarigny .......................................................... 1989 Tom Densford ........................................................... 1969 Dick DeWese ....................................................... 1963-66 Clay Dial ............................................................... 1981-82 Mike Dion .................................................................. 1982 Brent Dlugach...................................................... 2002-04 Mike Dlugach....................................................... 1970-73 Billy Dodds .......................................................... 1958-60 Jack Dodds ........................................................... 1932-33 Robbie Domino................................................... 1991-93 Robbie Donaldson .............................................. 2001-02 Kevin Dotson ...................................................... 1982-83 Bill Dowdle .......................................................... 1963-66 Kenny Dowdy...................................................... 1984-85 Neal Doyle ................................................................. 1954 Robb Dreiman ........................................................... 1992 Steve Droke................................................................ 1978 Steve Dropkin ...................................................... 1961-63 William Duke ............................................................. 1948

All-Time Letterwinners Tim Dulin .............................................................1982-85 Alan Dunaway........................................................... 1981 Jimmy Dunn.........................................................1966-68 Paul Dunn ............................................................1981-82 Mickey Durden ....................................................1963-66

Ricky Evans -EStacy Easterling ........................................................ 1990 Bill Edwards .........................................................2001-04 Levin Edwards .....................................................1987-88 Robert Elam .............................................................. 1956 Kerby Ellis............................................................1963-66 Billy Joe Emmons ................................................... 1952 Don Edington........................................................... 1954 Dave Erwin ..........................................................1994-96 Henry Evans ............................................................. 1929 Jim Evans .............................................................1969-71 Ricky Evans..........................................................1977-78 Roland Eveland ...................................................1950-52

Cary Fenton -FTony Fabiano ............................................................ 1948 Dusty Farmer .......................................................1974-77 Billy Ray Farmer ...................................................... 1965 Harold Feder ............................................................. 1950 Alex Fennell...............................................2005-06 Howard Fennell ...................................................1954-56 Cary Fenton .........................................................1993-94 Brian Field ............................................................1978-81 Jeff Field ...............................................................1983-84 Jay Fik....................................................................1999-02 Scott Flannagan ........................................................ 1990 Brad Fly ..................................................................... 2005 Ryan Fly ...........................................................2003, 2005 Bob Foote.................................................................. 1932 Doug Forsythe .......................................................... 1983 Lanny Fowler ............................................................ 1981 Bart Freeman .......................................................1989-90 J.R. Freeman .........................................................1933-34 Ron Fritsch ................................................................ 1974 Glynn Frix ............................................................1970-76 Stephen Frix .........................................................1999-00 Kelvin Fromm .......................................................... 1978 Matt Fry ................................................................2001-04 Bethel Fuller .........................................................1985-86

Jarrett Grube -GBill Galik .................................................................... 1978 Gary Gallo............................................................1983-86 Donnie Ganong...................................................1981-82 Charlie Garrett.......................................................... 1969 Ralph Garrett .......................................................1979-80 Connie Gately ........................................................... 1949 Chuck Gentry ........................................................... 1987 Andy Gesell ............................................................... 2002 Sam Gibbons .......................................................1968-70 Joe Gibbs ................................................................... 1952 Blair Gilbert .........................................................1977-80 Gene Gilliland......................................................1948-49

Bobby Ginnavan ..........................................................1955 Dave Giovanetti .....................................................1965-67 Corey Glass .............................................................1991-92 Lonnie Glass ...........................................................1992-96 John Glynn ....................................................................1993 Chris Godwin ...............................................................2002 Don Goldstein ........................................................1982-83 Rudolph Gooch ............................................................1954 Johnny Goodspeed ....................................................1984 Bud Goodwin ...............................................................1969 Robbie Goss............................................................2005-06 Stephen Gostkowski ..............................................2003-06 Denis Gourgeot......................................................1982-84 Mike Gourgeot .......................................................1983-84 Jim Graham .............................................................1963-64 Doug Granger ........................................................1978-79 Barry Grant .............................................................1991-92 Glenn Gravatte .......................................................1970-71 Mike Graves ............................................................1976-78 Mike Greckel ...........................................................1989-90 James Gresham .............................................................1933 Tony Grice ....................................................................1967 James Griffin .................................................................1933 Bryan Grinder .........................................................1994-95 Ben Grisham .....................................................2006 Jarrett Grube ...........................................................2003-04 Dan Guehne ...........................................................1994-95 Nath Gullett ..................................................................1933 Hoss Gullett ..................................................................1929 Joe Gummersbach ................................................1958-59

Roy Henderson

Kenny Hodge.......................................................1964-66 Phil Hodson .............................................................. 1949 Jeff Hoekstra .......................................................1990-94 Mark Holley .............................................................. 1997 George Holt .........................................................1963-64 Ronnie Hooten ......................................................... 1967 Patrick Hope ........................................................2004-06 Craig Hopkins ......................................................1999-00 Jeff Hopkins ........................................................1972-74 Mike Hopkins ......................................................1977-78 Mark Hopper .......................................................1980-81 Jerry Horobetz .....................................................1967-69 Chris Hould..........................................................1989-90 Chad House .........................................................2003-05 Craig House .........................................................1996-98 Kevin House ............................................................. 2003 John Housey.............................................................. 1957 James Houston ......................................................... 1934 Doc Howell ............................................................... 1932 William Howell ....................................................1955-56 John Howser ............................................................. 1956 Hugh Huffman ....................................................1956-59 Ryan Hultin ............................................................... 2002

Jeff Ince -IJeff Ince ................................................................1994-95 Gabe Interiano.....................................................2000-01 Mike Irby ..............................................................1991-92 Josh Irvin .......................................................2006 Phillip Isaacman ....................................................... 1998

Drew Jaudon

-HBob Hadley ...................................................................1954 Mark Ham ...............................................................1982-84 Milton Hamilton.....................................................1951-53 Ralph Hamilton ......................................................1960-61 Mike Hammett........................................................1984-87 Buster Hancock ............................................................1975 Randy Haney ...........................................................1979-80 Jack Hanna ....................................................................1953 Phil Harmon .................................................................1973 Tony Harmon ...............................................................1974 Pete Harris.....................................................................1959 Woodrow Harris .....................................................1960-61 Dennis Harrison ...........................................................1956 Donnie Harrison ..........................................................1957 Jordan Hart .............................................................2002-05 Steve Hart ................................................................1970-71 Chad Harville ..........................................................1995-97 Bryan Hayes ............................................................1994-95 “Slick” Headden ...........................................................1929 Steve Hecker .................................................................1998 Elam Heffington ....................................................1932-33 Jim Heinz.......................................................................1963 Billy Hellums...........................................................1980-81 Scott Hellums .........................................................1987-90 Tim Heming ............................................................1991-92 Roy Henderson .......................................................1977-78 Russ Henderson .....................................................1985-87 David Hernandez ...................................................1981-82 Mark Heuberger .....................................................1976-77 Jim Hibbett....................................................................1970 Ronnie Hicks.................................................................1952 Cary Hiles ................................................................1997-98 Joe Hill .....................................................................1960-61 Robb Hill .......................................................................1996 Meeks Hinson ...............................................................1929

-JDrew Jaudon ........................................................2005-06 Jeff Jenkins ...........................................................1995-97 Burch Johnson .......................................................... 1955 Carey Johnson......................................................1953-54 Bill Jones .................................................................... 1987 C. Jones ...................................................................... 1975 Cameron Jones ....................................................1996-97 Dick Jones ............................................................1948-49 “Dubb” Jones ........................................................... 1929 Harry Jones ..........................................................1948-50 Steve Jones ...........................................................1990-91 Taylor Jones............................................................... 1933 Wally Jones ...........................................................1973-74 Ward Jones ...........................................................1948-49 Larry Jordan .........................................................1956-58 Ralph Jordan ............................................................. 1965

Corey Kines -KMike Kattawar .......................................................... 1990 Mike Keely ................................................................ 1994 Hugh Keenan.......................................................1960-64 Steve Keighley......................................................1988-89 Jim Kelley ........................................................ 1974-1975 Richard Kelsey .......................................................... 1934 Bob Kennedy ............................................................ 1958 Brian Kennon ......................................................1977-79 Gary Kennon ............................................................ 1979

All-Time Letterwinners C.D. Kilpatrick .....................................................1958-59 Jarret Kilpatrick ...................................................1989-92 Terry Kimberlain ...................................................... 1980 Drew Kimmelman .........................................2003, 2005 Corey Kines..........................................................2003-04 Charlie King ..............................................................1953 Dan King .............................................................1990-91 Robbie King ........................................................1988-89 Scooter King .......................................................1985-86 Eric Kinnamen ...................................................1982-83 Emmett Kirk .............................................................1948 Charles Knight ....................................................1960-63 Matt Krabbe ........................................................2001-02 David Krech........................................................1976-77 Chris Kross .........................................................1989-90 Brian Krug.................................................................1996

Charlie Lea -L-

Kinky Lancaster........................................................1933 Earl Land .............................................................1953-54 Ashley Landers ...................................................1986-87 Billy Landers .............................................................1958 Josh Langley ..............................................................2006 Joe Lantrip .................................................................1992 Kirby Latham ......................................................1988-89 Jon Lawson................................................................1989 Charlie Lea ................................................................1978 Ryan Leach ................................................................2002 John Lee...............................................................1975-76 Lynn Leech..........................................................1972-74 Jonathan Leicester ..............................................1998-00 Alfred Leon ...............................................................1957 Charlie Leonard ..................................................1973-75 Michael Lewis .....................................................2001-03 Frank Liberto ............................................................1955 Joey Lieberman ............................................. 2006 Ryan Lindemann ................................................1993-94 Craig Linhoss ............................................................1973 Chris Litano ........................................................1980-83 Mark Little ...........................................................1993-94 Dale Logan ..........................................................1980-81 Gene Logan ........................................................1985-88 Tony Lomeli ........................................................1999-00 Pete Long...................................................................1955 Ralph Long................................................................1933 Dave Loos ...........................................................1967-69 Jason Lovell ...............................................................1998 Frank Lowe .........................................................1952-53 Macon Lowe .......................................................1960-61 Rudy Lowrance .........................................................1957 Larry Lunsford .........................................................1965 Jonathan Lyons .........................................................1996

Jason McCommon -M-

Chuck Maley .............................................................1954 Josh Maksi .................................................................1994 Paul Mann............................................................1968-70 Kyle Manship ......................................................1993-94 Chris Marable......................................................1986-89 Al Martell...................................................................1967 Bob Martin ..........................................................1960-63 Ryan Martin.........................................................2002-05 Milton Masey ............................................................1929 Clifford Mason .................................................................. 1948-51

Frank Mattox ..........................................................1958-59 Frank Mawyer ...............................................................1950 Berry McAllister ...........................................................1933 Lane McCarter ........................................................1994-95 Jason McCommon ................................................1991-94 John McDonald ............................................................1933 Clark McFerrin .......................................................1984-85 Baker McGinnis......................................................1933-34 Jim McGoff ..................................................................1975 Erol McGonnagill .......................................................1950 C.A. McGowan .............................................................1965 Scott McGregor .................................................2006 Jody McKibben ......................................................1994-97 Kenny McKinney ..................................................1975-76 Mike McKnight ......................................................1997-98 Sam McMahon .............................................................1929 Todd McNabb ..............................................................1966 Ron McNeely ..........................................................1974-76 Curry McWilliams .................................................1932-34 Randy Meadows .....................................................1995-98 Ruddy Melton .........................................................1953-54 Ron Merritt .............................................................1973-76 David Messerly .............................................................1998 Tommy Metzger ..........................................................1960 Paul Milam.....................................................................1949 Charles Millard..............................................................1951 Daryn Miller ............................................................1996-97 Dick Miller ..............................................................1933-34 Steve Miller....................................................................1970 Jim Millican .............................................................1950-56 Calvin Mills ...................................................................1933 Mark Mincher .........................................................1976-79 Casey Minga ..................................................................1994 Steve Miska..............................................................1929-32 Denny Mitchell .......................................................1974-76 Kermit Mitchell ............................................................1951 Mike Moffat ..................................................................1992 Kyle Moffitt...................................................................2005 John Moon ..............................................................1991-92 Leslie Moore .................................................................1929 P.J. Moore ................................................................1994-95 Ralph Moose ...........................................................1929-32 John Moran ...................................................................2003 Tim Morgan ............................................................1964-65 Keith Morris ...........................................................1984-86 Bob Moseley ...........................................................1964-65 Bill Moss ............................................2003-04, 2006 Brent Moss ....................................................................2005 David Moss .............................................................1985-86 Steve Moss...............................................................1990-93 Wilson Mount ...............................................................1929 Richard Mugg .........................................................1957-60 Dwight Mullins .............................................................1967 Mark Murphy ..........................................................1974-75 Michael Murray ................................................2006 Tom Murray ..................................................................1964 Roy Myers ................................................................1967-70

Forest Nabors

Kyle Norrid ....................................................2006 Greg Norris..........................................................1983-86 Michael Novarese ................................................2002-04 Will Nowell ............................................................... 1985

Ryan O’Malley -O-

William Oakley ....................................................1948-49 Lee Ochs.................................................................... 1997 Tony Ochs ............................................................1988-89 Terry Odle ................................................................. 1990 Mike O’Keefe ......................................................1993-94 Ryan O’Malley .....................................................2001-02 Mike O’Neil .............................................................. 1987 Mike Overbey ........................................................... 1952 Phil Owen.................................................................. 1972 Julian Owens ............................................................. 1934

Josh Payne -P-

Joshua Padgett .....................................................1999,01 Rand Page .................................................................. 1991 Dominic Pandolfi .................................................... 1929 Albert Parker ............................................................. 1960 Jack Parker ............................................................1932-33 Danny Parks .........................................................1973-76 Dave Parks............................................................1978-79 Steve Parks ...........................................................1973-74 Bill Patrick ............................................................1962-65 Bob Patterson ........................................................... 1954 Keene Patterson ....................................................... 1981 Mike Paxton .........................................................1972-75 Josh Payne ............................................................2001-04 Scott Pearson .......................................................1980-81 Jack Peel ................................................................1985-86 Ben Pennington ...................................................1995-96 Charlie Perkins .....................................................1955-56 Tom Perkins .............................................................. 1964 Will Petersen ..................................................2006 John Peterson.......................................................2005-06 Randall Phillips ....................................................1959-61 John Piper.............................................................1969-72 Mike Platt .............................................................1968-72 Aubrey Pollan ......................................................1952-55 Cliff Politte ............................................................... 1994 Mike Poor .................................................................. 1998 Herbie Pope .........................................................1951-52 Andy Porter............................................................... 1932 David Prater .............................................................. 1988 Allie Prescott ........................................................1966-69 John Presley............................................................... 1966 Terry Pressgrove ................................................1977-78 Roy Pritchard ............................................................ 1958 Jim Pruitt ..............................................................1959-61

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-N-

Forest Nabors .........................................................1985-88 Sam Neely................................................................1998-99 Bob Nelson ...................................................................1974 Roger Nelson ................................................................1983 Albert Neville .........................................................1963-64 Joe Newcomb .........................................................1986-87 Chris Newsom ...................................................2005 Ernie Neyman .....................................................1951-53 Dave Niebruegge ..................................................... 1966 Brian Noack .........................................................1989-90

Travis Quesada ......................................................... 1995 John Quintal.............................................................. 1973

All-Time Letterwinners Brandon Rowan -R-

Tom Ragan ................................................................ 1982 Wade Rainey .........................................................2003-04 Carrol Rast ................................................................ 1958 Charlie Rast ............................................................... 1955 Elmer Ray .............................................................1948-50 Robert Reed .........................................................1976-77 Greg Rees .................................................................. 2005 Jerry Reese ............................................................1959-61 Jack Reilly .............................................................1979-80 Ralph Remmert ...................................................1977-80 Steve Renner ........................................................1973-75 Paul Reuer.............................................................1999-02 Bo Reynolds .........................................................1969-71 Don Rhoton .........................................................1972-73 Mark Rich .............................................................1987-88 Blake Richardson...................................................... 2005 Mike Richmond ...................................................1966-67 Eddie Robbins .......................................................... 1977 Nick Roberts ............................................................. 1997 Gary Roberson ....................................................1974-77 Brent Robertson ..................................................1981-84 Ralph Robilio ............................................................ 1966 Alan Robinson .....................................................1977-78 Jeff Robinson ......................................................1977-78 Nick Rogers..........................................................2000-01 Richard Rogers ....................................................1971-72 Rick Roelke................................................................ 1979 Paul Romanoli......................................................1990-91 Terry Rooker ........................................................1990-91 Greg Roper...........................................................1977-79 John Ross..............................................................1966-68 Ryan Roskelly .......................................................1995-96 James Rouse ..............................................2000-02, 2004 Brandon Rowan ...................................................2003-04

Barrett Smith...........................................................1999-02 Dean Smith .............................................................1956-58 Eric Smith................................................................2004-05 Greg Smith ..............................................................1991-93 Haywood Smith ......................................................1950-53 Phil Smith ................................................................1977-80 Randy Smith ............................................................1986-89 Ronnie Smith ................................................................1991 Stan Smith .....................................................................1980 Sid Smith .................................................................1991-92 Shane Smith ..................................................................1995 Tim Smith................................................................1978-79 Tom Smith.....................................................................1958 Willie D. Smith..............................................................1961 Tom Solon ...............................................................1965-67 Chris South ..................................................2005-06 Billy Sowell ....................................................................1953 Quitman Spaulding ...............................................1993-94 Robert Spencer .......................................................1955-56 Joe Spinello....................................................................1992 Joe Stalls.........................................................................1956 Charles Stanford .....................................................1983-85 Jeff Stansberry ........................................................1984-85 Nick Steht ......................................................................2002 Victor Steele ..................................................................1952 Jack Stephens ..........................................................1932-33 Chris Stewart ...........................................................1990-93 Josh Stewart ..................................................................1998 Justin Stewart ................................................................1997 Patrick Stiles ..................................................................1998 Bob Stolarick...........................................................1968-71 Chris Stratton ................................................................1976 Brian Stubbs ............................................................1989-90 Darrel Sumner ........................................................1991-93 D.J. Sutherland ..............................................................1949 Mike Swoboda ..............................................................1995

Jim Thornburg -T-

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Nate Sams

Richard Saccoccia ..................................................... 1961 Nate Sams.............................................................1999-00 Frank Sanders ......................................................1932-34 Ricky Sayle ............................................................1966-67 Neil Schenk ...............................................2005-06 Gary Schnexnaildre ............................................... 1992 Mark Schuler ........................................................1979-80 Lance Scoggins ...............................................2006 Bill Scott .................................................................... 1961 Justus Scott ...........................................................1995-96 Kyle Scott .............................................................2001-04 Steve Scott ............................................................1984-87 Kevin Seddens .......................................................... 1983 Scott Sedens .........................................................1991-92 Brad Seitzer ..........................................................1989-91 Tim Senter ................................................................. 2005 Clint Sewell................................................................ 1990 Barry Shelly ............................................................... 1981 Lefty Shelton ............................................................. 1932 Tyler Shelton ........................................................2000-01 Steve Shepard............................................................ 1979 Mark Shrewsbury ..................................................... 1988 Allen Sigler ...........................................................1983-84 Winton Simmons ................................................1933-34 Bill Sims ................................................................1953-54 Tom Skinner.........................................................1950-51 Aaron Sledd..........................................................1995-96 Kyle Sledd.............................................................2002-03

Randall Tatum.........................................................2000-01 Gary Taylor .............................................................1965-67 Guilford Taylor .............................................................1957 John Templeton ............................................................1985 Harry Terry .............................................................1966-68 Jack Terry.................................................................1953-54 John Thetford .........................................................1977-81 Chip Thomas ..........................................................1991-92 Justin Thomas .........................................................2001-02 Don Thomason ............................................................1984 Ed Thompson ..............................................................1929 Wayne Thompson .................................................1983-86 Jim Thornburg..............................................................1976 Jordan Tolliver ..............................................................2005 John Tompkins .......................................................1996-97 Arleigh Townsend .......................................................1961 Bob Trautman........................................................1968--71 Albert Tucker ..........................................................1933-34 John B. Tucker ........................................................1948-50

Dan Uggla -U-

Daniel Uggla ...........................................................1999-01 Philip Utley .......................................................2006

Russell Vollmer -V-

Mike Vanaman ..........................................................1981 Bill Vickery ................................................................1974 Russell Vollmer ...................................................1961-64

Kurt Welch -W-

Steve Waldrop .....................................................1972-74 David Walker ............................................................1977 Mike Walker ........................................................1985-87 Otis Walker................................................................1929 Jeff Wallace ...............................................................1979 Jerrod Wallace ...........................................................1993 John Wallisa ...............................................................1951 Mike Walsh ..........................................................1971-74 Phil Walsh ............................................................1968-70 Ben Ward ...................................................................1961 Jeff Watkins ..............................................................1986 John Watson ..............................................................2002 Lamar Watson ...........................................................1948 Stan Weaver ...............................................................1982 Wayne Weaver ...........................................................1956 William Weaver .........................................................1957 Rufus Webb ...............................................................1953 Richard Webster .................................................1978-81 Joe Weeks...................................................................1955 William Weeks.....................................................1956-57 Nate Weimer .......................................................1993-94 Kurt Welch ................................................................2003 Ed Weldon.................................................................1961 Rene White ..........................................................1973-76 Andy Whitten ...........................................................2001 Trey Wiedman .............................................. 2006 Jason Wiedmeyer ................................................2000-01 Win Wilfong........................................................1956-57 Jerry Wilhite ..............................................................1963 William Wilkins ..................................................1959-61 Bobby Williams ..................................................1974-75 Gary Williams .....................................................1980-81 Jeff Williams .......................................................1980-83 Ed Williamson ....................................................1980-82 Allen Wilson..............................................................1984 Jarod Wilson........................................................2000-01 Keith Wilson .............................................................1985 Rick Wilson ...............................................................1977 Rusty Winslow ..........................................................1986 Robert Wolfe .............................................................1961 Jimmy Worrell .....................................................1989-90

Shane Young -Y-

John Yaracs................................................................1983 Kent Yarbrough..................................................1969-71 Jeff Yearing ...............................................................1968 Mike Younce .............................................................1975 Shane Young .......................................................1981-84 Spence Young .....................................................1988-89

Gene Zurowski -Z-

Gene Zurowski .........................................................1977

All-Time Coaching Records COACH Clyde Wilson Elmer George Lester Bernard Zach Curlin Leo Davis R. A. Long Arnold Ryan Cully Rickard Frank Price Dean Ehlers Bob Stephenson Al Brown Bobby Kilpatrick Jeff Hopkins Dave Anderson Daron Schoenrock Totals

YEARS 1915-1919 1920 1922-1924 1925-29, 1932-36 1948-51 1952 1953 1954-55 1956-57 1958-61 1962 1963-71 1972-1992 1993-2000 2001- 04 2005-06 1915-2006

SEASONS GMS WON-LOST 5 53 34-19 1 12 10-2 3 33 15-18 10 103 48-52-3 4 50 34-16 1 16 7-9 1 9 4-1-4 2 24 8-16 1 26 11-15 4 78 39-39 1 18 13-5 9 278 156-118-4 21 996 653-341-2 8 447 239-207-1 4 220 104-116 2 115 45-70 77 2,478 1,420-1,044-14

.PCT .642 .833 .455 .481 .680 .437 .667 .333 .423 .500 .722 .568 .657 .536 .473 .391 .563

Clyde Wilson

Jeff Hopkins Leo Davis

U of M Baseball Hall of Fame

Dave Anderson

Phil Clark

Year GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 1980 46 151 51 60 9 2 8 99 46 9 21 16 .397 1981 60 220 76 87 14 5 14 153 61 19 25 39 .395 Totals 106 371 127 147 23 7 22 252 107 28 46 55 .396

Year GP AB 1977 42 101 1978 29 67 Totals 71 168

Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 Totals

Tim Corder

Games 58 51 54 57 220

W L 34 24 20 31 21 33 29 28 104 116

Pct. .586 .392 .389 .509 .473

Year APP 1981 16 1982 12 1983 12 Totals 40

Zach Curlin

Year APP GS CG IP R ER H BB SO W L SV ERA 1922 --------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------------1923 ---------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------------Totals --------------------Statistics Not Available------------------------------

Year 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 Totals

Year GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 1960 ---------------------------Statistics Not Available-------------------.323 1961 ---------------------------Statistics Not Available-------------------.357 1962 ---------------------------Statistics Not Available-------------------.403 1963 23 81 25 29 1 1 4 44 19 -- --18 .358 Totals--------------------Complete Statistics Not Available----------------

Charles “Red” Brewer Year GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 1950 ---------------------------Statistics Not Available------------------- .434 1951 ---------------------------Statistics Not Available------------------- .430 1952 ---------------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------Totals--------------------------Statistics Not Available------------------------

Bill Burkett

Year APP GS CG IP R ER H BB SO W L SV ERA 1949 ----------------------Statistics Not Available--------4 1 1950 ----------------------Statistics Not Available----------------------------Totals --------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------------

H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 32 3 3 0 41 17 12 21 0 .316 22 5 0 0 27 13 4 8 1 .328 54 8 3 0 68 30 16 29 1 .321

GS CG IP R ER H BB SO W L SV ERA 11 4 88.1 33 28 67 21 70 9 1 2 2.58 11 8 80.2 28 20 62 38 67 10 1 -- 2.23 12 6 85.0 35 27 78 18 52 8 1 -- 2.87 34 18 254.0 96 75 207 77 189 27 3 2+ 2.66

John Barnhill

John Bramlett

R 20 15 35

Games 8 4 10 16 11 10 13 12 7 10 103

W 2 3 6 10 6 2 7 7 1 4 48

L 5 1 4 6 5 8 6 5 6 6 52

W 8 8 9 8 34

L 3 5 4 4 16

T Pct. 1 .313 .750 .600 .625 .545 .200 .538 2 .571 .143 .400 3 .481

Leo Davis Year 1948 1949 1950 1951 Totals

Games 11 13 13 12 50

Millard Davis

Pct. .727 .615 .692 .667 .680

Tiger Baseball M-Club Hall of Fame Mike Dlugach Year 1970 1971 1972 1973

GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 42 151 30 51 6 2 2 67 16 20 17 1 .338 ---------------------------Statistics Not Available------------------------33 107 22 40 1 3 2 53 29 13 23 5 .374 34 108 27 45 11 3 3 71 27 9 21 6 .417 Totals 109 366 79 136 18 8 7 191 72 42 61 12 .372 ** 1971 stats not included in career totals

Tim Dulin Year 1982 1983 1984 1985

GP 42 44 41 47 Totals 174

AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 128 23 46 9 1 2 63 31 7 25 15-18 .359 142 53 54 7 4 10 105 29 12 26 25-30 .380 159 46 44 22 1 7 100 36 6 16 12-19 .346 154 43 44 8 0 8 76 43 19 31 14-20 .286 583 165 188 46 6 27 344 139 44 98 66-87 .322

Blair Gilbert Year APP GS CG IP R ER H BB SO W L SV ERA 1977 12 -- 2 54.2 36 23 61 26 36 4 3 0 3.82 1978 16 12 8 93 48 38 78 27 81 11 2 0 3.68 1979 15 8 4 58 25 17 44 27 35 5 2 1 2.64 1980 17 10 5 81.2 50 45 86 26 47 5 2 4 4.99 Totals 60 30+ 19 287.1 159 123 269 106 199 25 9 5 3.86

Phil Hodson Year GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 1949 -----------------------Statistics Not Available----------------------------Totals -----------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------------

George Holt Year GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 1963 23 57 9 18 0 1 0 20 3 --- 1 .315 1964 21 63 9 12 1 1 0 15 7 9 5 1 .190 Totals 44 120 18 30 1 2 0 35 10 9+ 5+ 2 .250

Bobby Kilpatrick Year Games W L T Pct. 1972 36 19 14 .528 1973 40 25 15 .625 1974 46 24 22 .522 1975 38 30 8 .789 1976 43 32 11 .744 1977 48 34 14 .708 1978 49 40 9 .816 1979 40 25 15 .625 1980 46 31 15 .674 1981 60 48 11 1 .808 1982 42 32 10 .762

Year Games W L T Pct. 1983 45 33 12 .733 1984 41 26 15 .634 1985 47 36 11 .766 1986 46 40 16 .870 1987 57 33 23 1 .588 1988 49 27 22 .551 1989 55 32 23 .582 1990 56 31 25 .554 1991 54 30 24 .556 1992 51 25 26 .490 Total 996 653 341 2 .657

Charlie Lea YearAPP GSCG IP 1978 20 12 97.2 Totals 20 12 97.2

R ER 52 41 52 41

H BB SO W L SV ERA 82 59 79 9 2 5 0 3.79 82 59 79 9 2 5 0 3.79

Mark Little Year GP AB R 1993 56 181 53 1994 63 239 93 Totals 119 420 146

H 74 104 178

2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 20 7 7 129 49 29 38 15 .409 20 4 21 195 86 41 45 35 .435 40 11 28 324 135 70 83 50 .424

Dave Loos Year 1967 1968 1969

GP AB 24 79 25 99 31 107 Totals 80 285

R 10 22 16 48

H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 23 2 1 0 27 6 4 4 0 .291 29 1 0 2 36 12 7 6 2 .293 27 4 0 0 31 6 6 9 3 .252 79 7 1 2 94 24 17 19 5 .277

Milton Mayo

Ron McNeely Year GP AB 1974 42 119 1975 38 136 1976 43 145 Totals123 400

R 15 43 43 101

H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 35 4 1 2 47 15 14 19 11 .294 56 8 2 4 80 29 1 14 24 .412 67 10 5 1 90 28 5 16 14 .462 158 22 8 7 217 72 20 49 49 .395

Bill Patrick Year APP GS CG IP R ER H BB SO W 1962 ---------------Statistics Not Available---------------- 4 1963 6 6 -- 36.0 -11 39 7 20 6 1964 10 10 2 40.0 14 13 31 13 31 5 1965 9 9 5 56.0 22 13 40 9 48 6 Totals 25 25 7+ 132.0 36+ 37 110 29 99 21 ** 1962 stats not included in career totals

L 0 0 1 0 1

ERA

L 4 1 2 1 8

ERA 7.86 2.10 2.63 1.98 3.47

2.75 2.92 2.08 2.52

Mike Paxton Year APP GS CG IP R ER H BB SO 1972 9 9 2 50.2 48 46 73 27 43 1973 9 9 6 60.0 19 14 40 26 47 1974 11 11 6 72.0 31 21 57 29 54 1975 10 10 5 67.0 21 15 52 16 68 Totals 39 39 19 249.2 119 96 222 98 212

W 4 6 7 7 24

Allie Prescott III Year GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB 1966 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 1967 6 3 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 1 1968 8 15 2 5 1 0 1 9 5 6 2 1969 30 78 20 20 4 1 3 35 25 19 18 Totals 47 101 23 26 6 1 4 46 30 30 22

SB AVG. 0 .000 0 .333 0 .333 2 .256 2 .257

Elmer Ray Year 1948 1949 1950 Totals

APP GS CG IP R ER H BB SO W L ERA ---------------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------------------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------------------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------------------------------Statistics Not Available---------------------

Alan Robinson Year GP 1977 48 1978 49 Totals 97

AB 142 174 316

R 29 53 82

H 53 69 122

2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB 17 0 6 88 44 15 26 10 2 10 113 55 14 27 27 2 16 201 99 29 53

SB AVG. 1 .373 2 .397 3 .386

John Ross Year APP GS CG IP R ER H BB SO W L ERA 1966 9 9 7 67.0 25 11 57 32 43 7 1 1.48 1967 10 10 5 60.2 23 17 61 27 51 5 2 2.52 1968 8 8 5 57.0 21 16 48 27 45 5 5 2.53 Totals 17 17 17 184.2 69 44 166 86 139 17 8 2.15

Winton Simmons Year APP GS CG IP R ER H BB SO W L ERA 1933 ----------------------Statistics Not Available----------------------------1934 ----------------------Statistics Not Available----------------------------Totals --------------------Statistics Not Available-----------------------------

Russ Vollmer Year GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI SO BB SB AVG. 1961 -----------------------------Statistics Not Available--------------------1962 -----------------------------Statistics Not Available--------------------1963 23 73 15 24 0 6 2 42 12 -- -- 2 .328 1964 26 84 28 31 6 0 6 55 23 15 24 13 .369 Totals 49 157 43 55 6 6 8 97 35 15+ 24+ 15 .350 ** 1961-62 stats not included in career totals

Tigers in the Pros

Charlie Lea

1963

John Bramlett ....................St. Louis

1965

Dave Anderson

1981

Dave Anderson* ...........Los Angeles ...................................... San Francisco Richard Webster ..... New York Mets

Billy Patrick ..............San Francisco Tim Morgan ......................St. Louis C.A. McGowan .................St. Louis

1982

1966

1983

Todd McNabb ............... Cincinnati Ty Crawford .........................Detroit

1967

Steve Betzleberger ...............Detroit Ricky Sayle ............................Detroit

1971

Bobby Stolarick .......................... Chicago White Sox

David Hernandez .................Toronto Tim Corder..............................Boston Kevin Dotson ................Los Angeles Chris Litano ........................ Montreal

1989

Mark Little

Tony Ochs ............................St. Louis Mark Bowlan ........................St. Louis

1991

Steve Jones ...........................St. Louis Brad Seitzer ........................ Baltimore .......................................... Kansas City Paul Romanoli*....................St. Louis .......................... Minnesota, Colorado

Shane Young ........... New York Mets .............................................. California Allen Sigler ........................ Cincinnati Allen Wilson............ New York Mets

1985

1998

Cary Hiles ....................Philadelphia Ryan Ballard ..................Tampa Bay

1999

Craig House* .................. Colorado, .......................................Los Angeles Josh Stewart*.. Chicago White Sox

2000

1992

Jonathan Leicester* .Chicago Cubs

1993

Layne Dawson ............Philadelphia Jason Weidmeyer ........... San Diego Daniel Uggla ...................... Arizona

Joe Lantrip .......................... Baltimore

1984

Bill Edwards

Chris Stewart ........................St. Louis Robbie Domino................ Cincinnati

1994

2001

2002

Ryan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Malley .........Chicago Cubs

Mike Paxton* .................. Cleveland Jeff Carter ............ New York Mets

Wayne Thompson ..............................New York Yankees Jack Peel ............. Chicago White Sox

Cary Fenton ........................ Montreal Mark Little* ..............Texas, St. Louis ................................................. Arizona Jason McCommon ............. Montreal Cliff Politte*.........................St. Louis ........................Philadelphia, Montreal ............................. Chicago White Sox

1976

1987

1996

Brent Dlugach......................Detroit Bill Edwards ..................... Anaheim Jarrett Grube ....................Colorado Derek Hankins............... Pittsburgh

1997

* Denotes players who have played at the Major League level.

1973

Tim Dulin ........................... Baltimore

Mike Dlugach. Chicago White Sox

1975

Danny Parks .........................Boston Ron McNeely .................... Oakland Kenny McKinney ............. Oakland John Lee.............................Houston

1978

Charlie Lea* ..................... Montreal ..........................................Minnesota

1986

Joe Newcomb .......................Toronto Bubba Burr......................Boise (Ind.) Steve Scott ................ Salt Lake (Ind.)

1988

Andy Cook* .......New York Yankees Mark Shrewsbury ...................Atlanta Paul Bakke ........................Boise (Ind)

2003

Kevin House .....................St. Louis

2004

Jonathan Lyons .......................Boston Chad Harville* ..................... Oakland ..........................Houston, Tampa Bay Dave Erwin ........................ Cleveland Heath Bender ..................... Cleveland

Note: Jones, Romanoli and Domino played in the Major Leagues during the 1994 strike.

1980

Mark Shuler ...................... Montreal

Dan Uggla

Jarrett Grube

Facilities/ Conference USA

AutoZone Park

Welcome to AutoZone Park... The 2007 season marks season number seven of a special cooperative between the University of Memphis baseball program and the Memphis Redbirds. After playing just one game at the downtown gem in 2005, Coach Daron Schoenrock and his Tigers will host a pair of marquee matchups at AutoZone Park this season–the annual showdown with rival Ole Miss, on Tuesday, Mar. 21, followed by an April 19 tilt with Mississippi State. The relationship began on August 20, 2001, when former Tiger head coach Dave Anderson and his Tigers gathered in front of AutoZone Park in downtown Memphis to reveal what U of M fans had anticipated for weeks. Tiger baseball would begin a relationship with the Memphis Redbirds that would allow the U of M to share the minor league stadium that many have deemed the best ballpark in all of minor league baseball. Accompanied by U of M Athletic Director R.C. Johnson, Redbirds Co-Founder Dean Jernigan and President of the Memphis Redbirds’ Baseball Foundation Rita Sparks, Anderson finally outlined his AutoZone plans at the late-August press conference. “This is a great day for our baseball program,” Anderson said. “AutoZone Park is one of the finest baseball parks in the country and now we can tell all of our recruits that they will be playing on the same field as the Mark McGwires and Albert Pujols. They’ll be dressing in a state-of-the-art clubhouse and playing in a big-league park.” “This is indeed an important day for our baseball program,” Johnson told reporters. “It is important for us because it demonstrates that our program is headed in the right direction and that the Memphis business community is behind us.”

Memphis played just one game at AutoZone Park in the 2001 season. The result was a 3-1 win over Ole Miss for its first win at the minor league ball park. After the Redbirds released their 2002 home schedule, Anderson announced that Memphis was scheduled to play 14 home games at the minor league facility. Memphis’ second season of play at the ‘Zone saw the Tigers host conference series’ against USF, UAB and then C-USA newcomer East Carolina. The Tigers also hosted non-conference opponents Middle Tennessee State, Southeast Missouri State, and SEC rival Ole Miss.

The downtown park remained unkind to Schoenrock and his crew in 2006 as the Tigers losing streak at AutoZone extended to five games after an 8-4 loss to Ole Miss, followed by a 5-3 setback to Mississippi State. 2007 looks to be a promising year for the unique cooperative as Memphis will play four contests in downtown Memphis. All four games will be feature matchups as the Schoenrock and the Tigers will host Northern Iowa, Indiana and Eastern Illinois in the program’s first annual AutoZone Classic, Mar. 2-4. Memphis will return to AutoZone Park, when it hosts Ole Miss in the annual battle on May 2.

The Tigers’ second season saw the club post a 3-10 record at AutoZone. A pair of conference wins over USF and a non-league triumph over Southeast Missouri St. highlighted the 13-game schedule. The Tigers produced one of their more dramatic wins in recent memory during the 2003 campaign at AutoZone Park. Designated hitter Ryan Martin hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the tenth inning to defeat Mississippi State 8-7. Memphis went 2-4 in games at the minor league facility last season also winning its C-USA opener 3-2 against Louisville with a ninth-inning rally. The Tigers called the ‘ZONE’ home for five contests in 2004. Year four got off to a rough start, with Ole Miss handing the Tigers one of the worst losses in history. Memphis then bounced back to defeat Austin Peay, 5-2, in a game that was originally slated to be played at Nat Buring Stadium. A dramatic 6-5 win over league foe No. 18 East Carolina highlighted the Tigers’ five-game schedule at the downtown ball park as they finished the year with a 2-3 mark at AutoZone. Year five showcased just one contest at AutoZone. The Tigers battled No. 22 Ole Miss, but fell short in a 6-5 decision.

BACK AT ‘THE ZONE’ March 2 March 3 March 4 May 2

AutoZone Classic Northern Iowa 3:30 p.m. Indiana 3:30 p.m. Eastern Illinois 2:30 p.m. Ole Miss 6:30 p.m.

Year-by-Year Results at AutoZone Park Year Record Pct. 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Totals

1-0 3-10 2-4 2-3 0-1 0-2 8-20

1.000 .231 .333 .400 .000 .000 .286

Nat Buring Stadium Nat Buring Stadium...

Home to the University of Memphis baseball team since March 14, 1992, the “Nat” provides a fantastic setting for top-notch NCAA Division I baseball. In 34 seasons at Nat Buring, Memphis has compiled a 641-268-1 record. The year 1972–the inaugural season at Nat Buring–also marked the first coaching season for former skipper Bobby Kilpatrick. On March 27, 1991, the Memphis Athletic Department ushered in a new era at Nat Buring Stadium–night baseball. The Tigers hosted Mississippi State University in the program’s first-ever night game played at “The Nat”. The Tigers played three times under the lights in 1991. Noted for its cozy dimensions, it has often proved to be a pitchers’ park when the wind blows in from left field. However, when the wind blows out to left, hitters would think differently. The dimensions down the lines are 318 and 317 feet in left and right fields, respectively, 360 in the alleys and 379 to center field. Also, the Tiger baseball team is fortunate to have access to the Billy J. Murphy sports complex, which neighbors the stadium on the University’s Park Avenue Campus. The Murphy Complex offers top-notch training facilities, including the baseball team’s clubhouse and indoor training facility. Several renovations have taken place since the stadium opened in 1972. Besides the 1991 addition of lights to the stadium, a new backstop was installed at the beginning of the 1994 season to allow better visibility for the fans. Chairback seats were also installed in the grandstand area for better comfort and enjoyment of Tiger baseball games.

During the summer of 1994, the playing surface of the infield was overhauled, giving Nat Buring Stadium one of the best natural grass playing surfaces in the South. In the winter of 1999, new dugouts were constructed. In the spring of 2004, the entire playing field was leveled out and resurfaced for better playing conditions. A new wall was added to the list of stadium improvements in the winter of 2005. Prior to the 2006 campaign, field turf was installed around the batter’s circle to help maintain the field’s aesthitic in the high-traffic area. Future renovations have been slated for the Tiger’s home facility. Improvements include a new scoreboard, a granstand renovation--complete with expanded pressbox, grandstand seating, concession and restroom facilities. The final transformations include a new training facility, with a players’ lounge, hitting cage, coaches offices and restrooms Following the 1971 season, the Tigers moved to Nat Buring from Tobey Park, located at the corner of Hollywood and Central. The team also played games at Blues Stadium, which in now known as the former Tim McCarver Stadium. The first game played at Nat Buring Stadium was on March 14, 1972 when the Tigers defeated Mississippi State 11-2 in game one of a doubleheader. Memphis went on to sweep the Bulldogs with a 4-2 victory in the evening game. Since that time, Nat Buring Stadium has hosted two Missouri Valley Conference Tournaments (1972, 1973), two Metro Conference Tournaments (1976, 1977) and the Great Midwest Conference Tournament in 1993. Nat Buring Stadium is named after the owner of Buring Food Packing. Mr. Buring was known for his generosity to the University of Memphis athletic program.

“The Nat” 81

NAT BURING STADIUM FACTS Completed: March 14, 1972 Seating Capacity: 2,000 Surface: Natural Grass Field Dimensions: Left Field 318 feet Left-Center 360 feet Center Field 379 feet Right-Center 360 feet Right Field 317 feet Opening Day: March 14, 1972 Memphis 11, Mississippi St. 2 First Night Game: March 27, 1991 Mississippi St. 5, Memphis 4

Year-by-Year Results at Nat Buring Stadium Year Record Pct. 2006 ....................... 15-13......................... .536 2005: ...................... 4-20 ........................... .167 2004: ...................... 11-3 ........................... .786 2003: ...................... 12-10......................... .545 2002: ...................... 8-3 ............................. .727 2001: ...................... 20-9 ........................... .689 2000: ...................... 11-16......................... .407 1999: ...................... 15-13......................... .536 1998: ...................... 12-12......................... .500 1997: ...................... 16-13......................... .552 1996: ...................... 14-13......................... .519 1995: ...................... 16-12......................... .571 1994: ...................... 20-3 ........................... .870 1993: ...................... 28-7 ........................... .800 1992: ...................... 18-10......................... .643 1991: ...................... 22-7 ........................... .759 1990: ...................... 23-11......................... .676 1989: ...................... 22-6 ........................... .786 1988: ...................... 16-11......................... .593 1987: ..................... 21-8-1 ....................... .717 1986: ...................... 23-5 ........................... .821 1985: ...................... 26-3 ........................... .897 1984: ...................... 15-4 ........................... .789 1983: ...................... 22-4 ........................... .846 1982: ...................... 16-2 ........................... .889 1981: ...................... 32-1 ........................... .970 1980: ...................... 20-4 ........................... .833 1979: ...................... 15-5 ........................... .750 1978: ...................... 29-2 ........................... .935 1977: ...................... 26-5 ........................... .839 1976: ...................... 27-6 ........................... .818 1975: ...................... 23-1 ........................... .958 1974: ...................... 16-8 ........................... .667 1973: ...................... 15-9 ........................... .625 1972: ...................... 12-9 ........................... .571 TOTAL: ............. 641-268-1 .............. .705

Conference USA TEAM C-USA: DEDICATED TO EXCELLENCE Excellence every day. For Conference USA, dedication to excellence is a common thread in athletics, academics and in the community, and the guiding initiative for the league’s promising future. Conference USA features 12 nationally prominent, tradition-rich members in East Carolina, Houston, Marshall, Memphis, Rice, SMU, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCF and UTEP. This combination enhances men’s and women’s programs that are steeped in athletic success and academic prowess. Together, we are dedicated to excellence, integrity and leadership in athletics, academics and in our communities. All C-USA institutions sponsor Division I-A football, along with several other men’s and women’s athletic programs, many of which compete regularly for NCAA Championships. C-USA sponsors competition in 19 sports - nine for men (baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and indoor and outdoor track and field) and 10 for women (basketball, cross country, golf, softball, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field and volleyball). The league sponsors numerous academic awards, including the Commissioner’s Honor Roll and the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom. C-USA annually awards six postgraduate scholarships, along with the Sport Academic Award, Scholar Athletes of the Year and the Institutional Academic Excellence Award. SUCCESS ON THE PLAYING FIELD Conference USA performers have achieved great success in competition, placing the league among the top conferences in the nation. Football • Rated among the top seven conferences in the nation • 38 teams have earned bowl bids • Member of the Bowl Championship Series • Bowl tie-ins with the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, GMAC Bowl, Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl, Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl, Papajohns.com Bowl, R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl and Texas Bowl Men’s Basketball • Consistently rated as one of the top basketball leagues in the country • 72 postseason teams (40 NCAA and 32 NIT) • Strong fan support, drawing more than one million fans each season • Two Final Four teams • Five Elite Eight NCAA Tournament teams • One NIT Champion • Four NIT semifinalists

In addition, 28 volleyball teams, 38 men’s and women’s soccer teams and 17 softball teams have earned NCAA Tournament bids. C-USA has sent three men’s soccer teams to the NCAA College Cup, five softball teams to the Women’s College World Series and three volleyball teams to the Sweet 16. The league has also had three national champions in NCAA track and field competition, one national champion in diving and numerous NCAA individual and team competitors in cross country, golf, swimming, tennis and track and field. Overall, Conference USA teams and individuals have made more than 420 NCAA appearances. SUCCESS OFF THE FIELD C-USA institutions are among the nation’s best in academic performance among student-athletes, bolstered by the fact that student-athletes at league schools have a higher graduation rate than the general student population. Among CUSA’s 5,000 student-athletes, there are champions off the playing field as well. In 11 years, 92 student-athletes earned national ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors, while 282 were named All-District. In addition, more than 11,000 student-athletes have been named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll or received the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom. C-USA ON TV C-USA enjoys significant television exposure through its partnerships with ESPN Inc. and College Sports Television Networks (CSTV). The league entered into long-term agreements with both ESPN and CSTV, which, combined, provides C-USA with significant national and regional exposure for football, men’s and women’s basketball, and all other conference sports. Additionally, the CSTV agreement includes video-on-demand, Internet, broadband, national over-the-air and satellite radio, and wireless distribution as well as corporate marketing rights, and website production through CSTV Online, a subsidiary of CSTV. The agreement with ESPN extends the conference’s current regular season football package to include the broadcast of the conference’s Football Championship Game. It also encompasses distribution of men’s basketball and women’s basketball on ESPN/ ESPN2 and both tournament championship games. C-USA IN THE COMMUNITY The conference’s footprint is concentrated with 12 members in nine states and a combined area population of nearly 17 million. More than 1.1 million living alumni represent C-USA schools across the nation. With a renewed commitment to community involvement, the conference has begun development of several initiatives to maintain strong ties in

C-USA cities, as well as with fans and alumni across the country. C-USA schools also place a priority on giving back to their communities through volunteer service with local and national organizations. GOVERNANCE Along with the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10 and SEC, Conference USA is one of the seven conferences having significant representation in the NCAA governance structure. The Presidents of the member institutions serve as the league’s Board of Directors. Dr. Carol Garrison of UAB began her first year as chair of the Board of Directors in 2005-06 and will serve in that capacity again in 2006-07. A PROUD HISTORY; A PROMISING FUTURE Conference USA was formed in 1995 and quickly emerged as one of the nation’s top conferences. The conference unveiled its name, logo and commissioner on April 24, 1995 in Chicago. The league’s charter members included Charlotte, Cincinnati, DePaul, Houston, Louisville, Marquette, Memphis, Saint Louis, Southern Miss, Tulane, UAB and USF. Eleven of the institutions began athletic participation in 1995, while Houston joined competition in the fall of 1996. The league’s headquarters were established in Chicago and after nine years, relocated to the current office in Irving, Texas. Britton Banowsky was named Commissioner in October 2002, succeeding Mike Slive, the league’s first commissioner. C-USA added East Carolina (September, 1996) and the United States Military Academy (March, 1997) as football members. ECU began league competition in 1997; Army in 1998 and UAB began football play in 1999. The league added TCU and ECU (1999) for all sports and they began competition in 2001. USF started C-USA football in 2003. After celebrating its 10th Anniversary during the 2004-05 season, C-USA began a new chapter in 2005-06 when its current membership came together to form the new look of the league. Since its formation, C-USA has established a strong foundation, an identity and a history that reflects the league’s national presence. Eleven years of remarkable history has reinforced the league’s position in collegiate athletics, setting the course for the next decade and beyond.

CONFERENCE USA MEDIA RELATIONS

Women’s Basketball • 39 NCAA Tournament appearances • 25 WNIT appearances • One team in the NCAA Sweet 16 • Two WNIT semifinalists Baseball • 35 NCAA appearances • Three College World Series appearances in 2006, 2005 and 2001 • Eight Super Regional appearances • Has produced at least four NCAA teams in each of the last ﬁve seasons

Russell Anderson

Debbie Davis

Courtney Morrison-Archer

Tod Meisner

Conference USA Standings/Stats FINAL 2006 BASEBALL STANDINGS C-USA All Games W-L Pct. H A W-L Pct. H x,y-Rice 22-2 .917 10-2 12-0 57-13 .814 33-6 Houston 18-6 .750 11-1 7-5 39-22 .639 22-4 Tulane 15-9 .625 8-4 7-5 43-21 .672 27-10 MEMPHIS 13-11 .542 5-7 8-4 32-28 .533 15-13 Southern Miss 13-11 .542 8-4 5-7 39-23 .629 26-6 East Carolina 10-14 .417 7-5 3-9 33-26 .559 28-9 Marshall 6-18 .250 2-10 4-8 22-32 .407 13-14 UAB 6-18 .250 2-10 4-8 19-38 .333 11-17 UCF 5-19 .208 2-10 3-9 23-33 .411 15-20 x- regular season champion y- C-USA Tournament co-champions Batting avg A. Amar, MEM .................... .395 McFadden, TLN.........................382 Sutton, USM ...............................375 Dozier, USM ...............................368 B. Moss, MEM..................... .365 Johnson, USM ............................363 Garcia, HOU ..............................357 Friday, RICE ...............................353 Russell, MAR ..............................347 Buchanan, RICE ........................346 Slugging pct Weston, HOU .............................657 A. Amar, MEM .................... .648 Hamilton, TLN.........................6431 Murphy, MAR .............................640 Luna, RICE .................................638 Smith, ECU .................................606 Maddox, USM.............................577 Rodriguez, RICE ........................573 Henley, RICE ..............................569 Friday, RICE ...............................558 On base pct Russell, MAR ..............................513 A. Amar, MEM .................... .472 Hamilton, TLN...........................463 McFadden, TLN.........................457 Luna, RICE .................................447 Johnson, USM ............................444 Southard, TLN ...........................444 Dozier, USM ...............................442 Savery, RICE ...............................442 Rodriguez, RICE ........................439 B. Moss, MEM..................... .439 Runs scored Henley, RICE ................................74 Friday, RICE .................................66 Johnson, USM ..............................65 Buchanan, RICE ..........................64 W. Petersen, MEM ................. 64 Rodriguez, RICE ..........................62 Savery, RICE .................................61 Maddox, USM...............................61 Hamilton, TLN.............................61 K. Chalmers, MEM ................ 61

A 17-3 13-15 9-7 12-11 8-13 .415 9-16 6-18 8-13

N L-10 6-4 7-3 4-3 5-5 7-4 5-5 4-4 5-5 5-4 5-5 1-2 4-6 0-2 2-8 2-3 3-7 0-0 1-9

Hits Buchanan, RICE ........................102 Friday, RICE .................................95 Johnson, USM ..............................94 Henley, RICE ................................92 McFadden, TLN...........................91 Rodriguez, RICE ..........................90 Sutton, USM .................................90 Savery, RICE .................................85 W. Petersen, MEM ................. 85 B. Moss, MEM........................ 85 A. Amar, MEM ....................... 83

Triples Henley, RICE .................................. 7 T. Auer, UCF................................... 6 K. Chalmers, MEM .................. 6 B. Davis, USM ................................ 5 Southard, TLN ............................... 5 D. DiNatale, UCF .......................... 4 Garcia, HOU .................................. 4 Dozier, USM ................................... 4 Riser, TLN....................................... 4 Mattox, ECU................................... 4

RBI Murphy, MAR ...............................70 Maddox, USM...............................70 Hamilton, TLN.............................69 A. Amar, MEM ....................... 66 Savery, RICE .................................66 Smith, ECU ...................................65 Rodriguez, RICE ..........................64 Friday, RICE .................................57 Henley, RICE ................................54 Lincoln, HOU...............................53

Home runs Hamilton, TLN.............................20 Maddox, USM...............................18 Luna, RICE ...................................16 Weston, HOU ...............................16 Murphy, MAR ...............................15 Witter, ECU ..................................14 Lincoln, HOU...............................14 Smith, ECU ...................................13 J. Lieberman, MEM ............... 13 Two tied at ....................................11

Doubles Henley, RICE ................................26 McFadden, TLN...........................24 B. Moss, MEM........................ 24 Friday, RICE .................................22 W. Petersen, MEM ................. 22 Stieger, MAR .................................21 Rodriguez, RICE ..........................21 Savery, RICE .................................20 Murphy, MAR ...............................19 D. DiNatale, UCF ........................18 A. Amar, MEM ....................... 17

Total bases Henley, RICE ..............................156 Hamilton, TLN...........................151 Rodriguez, RICE ........................150 Friday, RICE ...............................150 Johnson, USM ............................143 Maddox, USM.............................142 W. Petersen, MEM ............... 137 A. Amar, MEM ..................... 136 Savery, RICE ...............................134 Smith, ECU .................................132

Michael Murray C-USA All-tournament

2006 C-USA BASEBALL AWARDS PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Mark Hamilton, Tulane

PITCHER OF THE YEAR

Brad Lincoln, Houston

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Warren McFadden, Tulane

KEITH LECLAIR COACH OF THE YEAR Wayne Graham, Rice

FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE IF IF IF IF IF OF OF OF C DH/UT P P P P RP

Adam Amar, Memphis Brian Friday, Rice Isa Garcia, Houston Mark Hamilton, Tulane Marc Maddox, Southern Miss Toddric Johnson, Southern Miss Warren McFadden, Tulane Matt Weston, Houston Jake Smith, East Carolina Brad Lincoln, Houston Tim Bascom, UCF Eddie Degerman, Rice Brad Lincoln, Houston Sean Morgan, Tulane Cole St.Clair, Rice

SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

IF IF IF IF OF OF OF C DH/UT P P P P RP

Josh Rodriguez, Rice Joe Savery, Rice Trey Sutton, Southern Miss Adam Witter, East Carolina K.K. Chalmers, Memphis Aaron Luna, Rice Nathan Southard, Tulane Kevin Coker, Southern Miss Brendan Murphy, Marshall Bobby Bell, Rice Craig Crow, Rice Scott McGregor, Memphis Brody Taylor, East Carolina Daniel Best, Southern Miss

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM

Will Petersen C-USA All-tournament

Luke Adkins, OF Travis Cougot, SS Dave DiNatale, OF Brian Dozier, SS Michael Ewing, 1B Luis Flores, C/P Mitch Houck, P Aaron Luna, OF Warren McFadden, OF Scott McGregor, P Ryan Wood, IF

Southern Miss Houston UCF Southern Miss Southern Miss Houston UCF Rice Tulane Memphis East Carolina

Conference USA Stats Walks Everett, TLN .......................53 Hamilton, TLN....................51 Savery, RICE ........................50 Rodriguez, RICE .................42 Witter, ECU .........................41 Emaus, TLN ........................39 Russell, MAR .......................38 Southard, TLN ....................35 K. Vazquez, UCF ................33 Ewing, USM .........................33 Stolen Bases K. Chalmers, MEM .........39 Southard, TLN ....................27 M. Ray, UCF.........................23 Garcia, HOU .......................19 Monaco, MAR .....................18 T. Auer, UCF........................17 Friday, RICE ........................17 Maddox, USM......................14 3 tied at .................................13

Strikeouts Tully, B., HOU ........................ 55 Blount, USM ........................... 54 Dodson, RICE........................ 53 K. Chalmers, MEM ............53 D. DiNatale, UCF .................. 52 W. Petersen, MEM .............52 S. Turner, UAB ....................... 51 Luna, RICE ............................. 51 Friday, RICE ........................... 51 Stieger, MAR ........................... 51

Opposing bat avg St.Clair, RICE ...................... .151 Degerman, RICE ................ .170 Lincoln, HOU...................... .198 T. Bascom, UCF .................. .215 Morgan, TLN ...................... .222 Taylor, ECU ......................... .236 J. Crew, UAB ........................ .237 Flores, L., HOU .................. .239 M. Houck, UCF ................... .244 Russum, USM ...................... .246

Batters struck out Degerman, RICE ................. 172 Lincoln, HOU....................... 152 Morgan, TLN ....................... 125 St.Clair, RICE ....................... 100 T. Bascom, UCF ..................... 90 Crow, RICE ............................. 88 Hargrove, HOU ..................... 82 Gomes, TLN........................... 79 Mathews, ECU ....................... 75 M. Houck, UCF ...................... 70

Pitching

Innings pitched Degerman, RICE ..............130.2 Lincoln, HOU....................127.2 Morgan, TLN ....................118.0 Mohl, TLN .........................105.0 Gomes, TLN......................102.0 Hargrove, HOU ................100.2 Russum, USM ...................... 93.2 Taylor, ECU ......................... 92.1 Slone, MAR .......................... 88.2 Flores, L., HOU .................. 87.0

Wins Degerman, RICE ................... 13 Lincoln, HOU......................... 12 Mohl, TLN ................................ 9 Bell, RICE ................................. 8 Taylor, ECU .............................. 8 Crow, RICE ............................... 8 Belanger, USM .......................... 8 Russum, USM ........................... 8 Morgan, TLN ........................... 8 Hargrove, HOU ....................... 8

ERA Lincoln, HOU...................... 1.69 St.Clair, RICE ...................... 1.82 Degerman, RICE ................ 2.00 T. Bascom, UCF .................. 2.47 Flores, L., HOU .................. 3.00 Taylor, ECU ......................... 3.12 Hargrove, HOU .................. 3.31 Morgan, TLN ...................... 3.51 Crow, RICE .......................... 3.53 Belanger, USM ..................... 3.82

Appearances St.Clair, RICE ...................... 37 Latham, TLN ....................... 35 Cox, RICE ............................ 32 Best, USM ............................ 31 Martin, TLN ........................ 29 Brown, HOU ....................... 28 M. Thorn, UAB ................... 28 D. Murray, UAB ................... 28 D. Petracca, UCF ................. 27 Bramhall, RICE ................... 26 Caire, USM ........................... 26 J. Legg, UAB......................... 26 Saves Latham, TLN ....................... 14 Best, USM ............................ 13 St.Clair, RICE ...................... 11 D. Petracca, UCF ....................8 Knippelmeyer, MAR..............5 Boone, HOU ..........................4 Cox, RICE ...............................4 Bramhall, RICE ......................3 B. Flaherty, UAB .....................3 Bell, RICE ...............................3

Team Leaders Batting avg Rice ......................................315 Memphis .......................315 Southern Miss ....................314 East Carolina......................305 Marshall ..............................299 Houston ..............................293 Tulane..................................291 UCF .....................................275 UAB .....................................267

Hits Rice ......................................... 748 Memphis ..........................699 Southern Miss ....................... 682 East Carolina......................... 633 Tulane ................................... 627 Houston ................................ 625 Marshall ................................ 544 UCF ........................................ 533 UAB ....................................... 529

Home runs Southern Miss ......................... 81 Rice ........................................... 80 Houston ................................... 71 Memphis ............................62 East Carolina........................... 58 Tulane....................................... 48 Marshall ................................... 47 UAB .......................................... 42 UCF .......................................... 31

Opposing bat avg Rice ........................................ .228 Houston ................................ .249 UCF ....................................... .257 Tulane.................................... .265 East Carolina........................ .282 Southern Miss ...................... .288 UAB ....................................... .295 Memphis ..........................315 Marshall ................................ .319

Slugging pct Rice ......................................504 Southern Miss ....................486 Memphis .......................468 Houston ..............................462 East Carolina......................452 Marshall ..............................451 Tulane..................................421 UCF .....................................392 UAB .....................................387

RBI Rice ......................................... 485 Southern Miss ....................... 445 Memphis ..........................413 Tulane ................................... 380 East Carolina......................... 342 Marshall ................................ 333 Houston ................................ 323 UAB ....................................... 278 UCF ........................................ 268

Strikeouts Rice ........................................ 439 Memphis ..........................435 UAB ....................................... 424 UCF ........................................ 422 Tulane ................................... 404 Southern Miss ....................... 390 Houston ................................ 374 East Carolina ........................ 348 Marshall ................................. 347

Innings pitched Rice .....................................618.2 Tulane..................................574.0 Houston ..............................541.0 Memphis .......................538.1 Southern Miss ....................538.0 East Carolina......................526.2 UAB .....................................501.2 UCF .....................................495.2 Marshall ..............................461.1

On base pct Southern Miss ....................409 Rice ......................................409 Tulane..................................392 Marshall ..............................387 Memphis .......................386 East Carolina......................372 Houston ..............................363 UCF .....................................362 UAB .....................................347

Doubles Rice ......................................... 162 Memphis ..........................130 Marshall ................................. 122 Houston ................................. 114 Tulane..................................... 113 East Carolina......................... 106 UCF .......................................... 99 Southern Miss ......................... 92 UAB .......................................... 87

Stolen bases Houston .................................. 86 Memphis ............................83 Rice .......................................... 75 Tulane....................................... 69 East Carolina .......................... 61 UCF ......................................... 59 UAB ......................................... 52 Southern Miss ........................ 51 Marshall ................................... 50

Runs scored Rice ......................................523 Southern Miss ....................492 Memphis .......................453 Tulane..................................418 East Carolina......................381 Marshall ..............................374 Houston ..............................367 UAB .....................................315 UCF .....................................293

Triples Rice ........................................... 23 Southern Miss ......................... 19 UCF .......................................... 17 Houston .................................. 16 East Carolina........................... 13 UAB .......................................... 13 Memphis ............................12 Tulane....................................... 11 Marshall ..................................... 7

ERA Rice ........................................ 3.16 Houston ................................ 3.58 East Carolina........................ 4.34 Tulane.................................... 4.42 UCF ....................................... 4.54 Southern Miss ...................... 4.80 Memphis .........................5.73 UAB ....................................... 6.23 Marshall ................................ 6.95

Batters Struck out Rice ...................................... 653 Houston .............................. 502 Tulane.................................. 442 UCF ..................................... 439 Southern Miss .................... 416 East Carolina...................... 386 Memphis ...................... 385 Marshall ............................. 327 UAB ..................................... 321

Adam Amar First Team All-C-USA 2006 C-USA Batting Champion

or almost a century the University of Memphis has been a catalyst for progress in the city of Memphis, the state of Tennessee and the surrounding Mid-South region. From its inception as a normal school dedicated to the education of public school teachers, to its role today as an educator of technologically-savvy graduates who face a complex world, the University of Memphis has always fulfilled its current mission while looking forward to and planning for its future. Exceptional students from Tennessee, from every other state in the nation and from almost 100 countries around the world choose to attend the University of Memphis. They come here on the recommendation of their major professors at European universities; they come here to study subjects that are offered nowhere else; they come to study alongside men and women who are recognized and respected throughout the academic and scientific communities as foremost in their fields. Ever forward-looking, the University of Memphis is poised to enter one of its most historic and productive periods. From the faculty and staff we have in place to our alumni and benefactors, our â&#x20AC;&#x153;people assetsâ&#x20AC;? have never been more willing, able and generous in their efforts to build an academic environment that makes a life-long impact on the young minds at the U of M.

Facts at a Glance President Dr. Shirley C. Raines Founded 1912 as West Tennessee State Normal School Campus Size 1,160 acres and 202 buildings at eight sites Operating Budget $330 million Local Economic Impact $1.43 billion

The Administration Building

University of Memphis students can choose to study abroad at 165 institutions in 45 countries.

Enrollment (for Fall 2005) Total................................................ 20,465 Undergraduate........................... 15,765 Graduate..........................................4,700 Law School......................................... 408 Full-time.............................................67% Part-time............................................33% Workforce Approximately 2,500 employees including 850 full-time faculty Colleges & Schools • Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law • College of Arts & Sciences • College of Communication and Fine Arts • College of Education • Fogelman College of Business and Economics • Graduate School • Herff College of Engineering • Lowenberg School of Nursing • School of Audiology and Speech Language Pathology • University College Degrees • 15 bachelor’s degrees in more than 50 majors and 70 concentrations • Master’s degrees in over 46 subjects • Doctoral degrees in 21 disciplines • Specialist degree in education • Juris Doctor (law degree) • Online degree program

The Memphis campus is the safest university in a metropolitan area in the state of Tennessee.

FedEx Institute of Technology

Tiger Pride

Kemmons Wilson School of Hospitality & Resort Management

Fogelman College of Business and Economics is ranked by Princeton Review as one of the 143 Best Business Schools of 2005. Our graduate program in discrete mathematics and combinatorics was ranked one of the top 15 programs nationally by U.S. News and World Report in 2006. Loewenberg School of Nursing students had over a 97 percent passage rate on the December 2005 state licensure exam. Our audiology program is ranked 8th and speechlanguage pathology is ranked 13th in the nation by U.S. News and World Report. For more than a decade, the pass rate on the bar exam for graduates of the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law has exceeded state averages.

All academic buildings on the main University of Memphis campus have wireless Internet access.

Name Changes 1912 1925 1941 1957 1994

West Tennessee State Normal School West Tennessee State Teachers College Memphis State College Memphis State University The University of Memphis

Our Center for Earthquake Research and Information (CERI) is among the leading earthquake research organizations in the United States. The U of M has 26 Chairs of Excellence, more than any other university in Tennessee. A Chair of Excellence is a state-designated, definitive authority in his or her field of study. Researchers from the Institute for Egyptian Art and Archaeology unearthed a tomb in Egyptâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Valley of the Kings in December 2005, the first discovery in the area since King Tutankhamenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tomb in 1922.

Ned R. McWherter Library

Notable alumni

Memphis boasts an 18:1 teacher-student ratio.

Martin S. Belz (1972).........................................................Pres. of Belz Enterprises Isaac Bruce (1997)..................................................................... NFL Football Player Dixie Carter (1963)............................................................................................ Actress Kellye Cash (1987)...................................................................... Miss America 1987 Robert N. Clement (1968).......................................... Former U.S. Congressman Eric Jerome Dickey (1983)...................................................... Best-Selling Author Bernice Donald (1974)........................................... Judge, Federal District Court William B. Dunavant Jr. (1954).....................Chairman of Dunavant Enterprises John Dye (1996).....................................................................................................Actor Larry Finch (1973)............................Former Memphis Basketball Head Coach Anfernee Hardaway (1993)............................................... NBA Basketball Player Dr. W.W. Herenton (1966)................................................Mayor, City of Memphis Barbara Walker Hummel (1947)............................................ Miss America 1947 Craig Leake (1969).....................................................................Television Producer R. Brad Martin (1976)........................... Chairman of the Board/CEO, SAKS Inc. Wink Martindale (1957).......................................................Television Personality Elliot Perry (1991)..................................................Former NBA Basketball Player William Sanderson (1968)...................................................................................Actor Lynda Mead Shea (1968)......................................................... Miss America 1960 Charles C. Thompson (1964).........................................Author and TV Producer Fred Thompson (1964).......................................Actor and Former U.S. Senator Pat Kerr Tigrett (1963)....................................... International Fashion Designer Lorenzen Wright (1996)...................................................... NBA Basketball Player Dan Uggla (2001)........................................ MLB, Florida Marlins (2006 All-Star)

Dr. Shirley C. Raines Memphis President (UT Martin, 1967)

Dr.

Shirley C. Raines became the 11th president of the University of Memphis on July 1, 2001. She is the first woman to hold the presidency of the University, which was founded in 1912. Dr. Raines earned her doctorate in education and her Master of Science degree from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Her Bachelor of Science degree is from the University of Tennessee at Martin. She also completed the Management Development Program from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Before her appointment at the University of Memphis, Dr. Raines was Vice Chancellor for Academic Services and Dean of the College of Education at the University of Kentucky. While at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, she received the Distinguished Faculty Member award and has received two research awards from the Eastern Educational Research Association. She is the author of 14 books and numerous journal articles, and is widely regarded as an expert in teacher education and early childhood education. During the years of Dr. Raines’ tenure at the University of Memphis, the following building projects have been completed: the FedEx Institute of Technology, the Kemmons Wilson School of Hospitality and Resort Management, the Student Activities Plaza and fountain, the clock tower, University Services Building with new bookstore, the Athletic Training Facility and the renovation of Wilder Tower, which is devoted to student services. New construction ventures underway include additions to the Carpenter Student Housing Complex, renovation of the former Millington Naval Hospital to classrooms for the University’s Millington Campus

and a new student center. Described in The Memphis Commercial Appeal as “powerful, prepared and personable,” she has become known for her effective work in building productive partnerships on and off the campus. Some of the most visible partnerships include those with Fed Ex Corporation, Methodist LeBonheur Healthcare, First Tennessee and Baptist Memorial Health Care. Major focus areas of her work with students include expanding the University’s Honors program and creating internships and coop experiences in many majors. As past Chair of the Board of Directors of C-USA, Dr. Raines led the conference through realignment. She now serves on the board for the NCAA and continues with the C-USA board. As a community leader, she serves as the 2006 Chair of the Memphis Regional Chamber of Commerce and on the board of directors of several non-profit organizations, including Memphis Tomorrow, local PBS station WKNO and the Higher Education Division of United Way. The April 2006 issue of Business TN, included her on the magazine’s list of the 100 most powerful people in Tennessee. A native of Bells, Tenn., she is married to retired professor, Dr. Robert J. Canady. In his retirement, he is a stained glass artist and a private pilot. Bob and Shirley are the parents of four adult children and three grandchildren.

U of M Presidents

With the support of members from the Memphis football and basketball staffs, Dr. Shirley Raines, left, presents a jersey to Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen.

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Dr. Seymour A. Mynders Dr. John Willard “J.W.” Brister Dr. Andrew A. Kincannon Dr. John Willard “J.W.” Brister Dr. Richard C. Jones Dr. Jennings B. Sanders Dr. J. Millard Smith Lamar Newport (acting) Dr. J. Millard Smith Dr. C.C. Humphreys Dr. John Richardson (interim) Dr. Billy M. Jones Dr. Jerry Boone (interim) Dr. Thomas Carpenter Dr. V. Lane Rawlins Dr. Ralph Faudree (interim) Dr. Shirley C. Raines

R.C. Johnson

Athletic Director (Iowa, 1965)

R.C.

Johnson, who has worked for 32 years in athletic administration and previously served as athletic director at Temple University, was named the Director of Athletics at the University of Memphis on December 29, 1995. Johnson came aboard in February of 1996 and immediately set forth in putting together one of the most renowned athletic staffs in school history. Since his arrival, Johnson has hired such high-profile coaches as former Clemson head football coach Tommy West, former New Jersey Nets and UMass head basketball coach John Calipari, baseball coach Daron Schoenrock and Lady Tiger basketball coach Blair Savage, who is considered one of the up-and-coming young coaches in the country. With his staff completed, Johnson set his sights on revamping University of Memphis athletic facilities. Johnson initiated a capital campaign to add a new 8,000-square-foot football and basketball office complex to the current Athletic Office Building, a new basketball practice facility and a complete renovation of the Murphy Athletic Complex. The $8 million campaign was the largest fund-raising effort in the history of Memphis athletics and has brought the Tiger athletic facilities on-line with the Conference USA sister institutions. During his tenure, Johnson has created the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, the Tiger Scholarship Fund Board of Directors and the Athletic Director’s Ambassadors Club. Johnson has conducted several meetings with the Memphis Park Commission to add a greater presence for the Tigers in Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium. Numerous signs appear in the Liberty Bowl indicating that the stadium is the “Home of the Tigers.” He was also instrumental in implementing the addition of a new turf field to the stadium for 2005. At Temple, Johnson was responsible for directing a program with more than 500 student-

athletes in 20 men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports, including nationally-visible programs in men’s basketball and football. He was named Temple’s director of athletics on May 9, 1994, after a national search. Johnson was hired at Temple after nearly six years as director of athletics at Miami (Ohio) University. During his tenure at Miami University, Johnson was responsible for numerous programs that enhanced the stature and image of the Ohio institution. A strong believer in a quality education for student-athletes, Johnson emphasized academic integrity and excellence during his time at Miami University. At the time he departed for Temple, Miami University had 15 student-athletes with a perfect 4.0 GPA, 62 student-athletes with a 3.50 or better GPA and 191 student-athletes with a 3.00 or better GPA. Before becoming the athletic director at Miami University, Johnson was the athletic director at Eastern Illinois from 1980-88. He was the associate athletic director at Northern Iowa from 1974-80. A former football coach himself, Johnson served as an assistant at Mankato State University from 1968-74. He coached at Youngstown State University during the 1967 and 1968 seasons. Prior to joining the staff at Youngstown State, Johnson served as an assistant coach at Northern Iowa (1965-67) and the University of Iowa (1963-65). An Ottawa, Ill., native, Johnson has his bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Iowa and a master’s in physical education from the University of Northern Iowa. He is a member of the National Association of College Directors of Athletics and serves on the NCAA Management Council. Johnson is the Chair of the C-USA Athletic Directors while also serving on the C-USA Bowl Committee and Finance Committee. His involvement in the Memphis community includes serving on the Memphis and Shelby County Sports Authority. He also is a member of the University of Memphis President’s Council. Johnson and his wife, Melba, have three children and five grandchildren.

Associate ADs

Bill Lansden

Bill Lofton

Lynn Parkes

Bob Winn

Development

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Eddie Cantler

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Head Coaches

Jenny Bruun

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Grant Robbins

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Windy Thees

Tommy West

Butch Woolbright

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Assistant Coaches

Ashley Blanton

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Jay Bowen

Angela Crosby

John Dowdy

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Clay Helton

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Emily Owens

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Donald Pickett

Mike Power

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Lamar Chance

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Barbara Chapman

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Frankie Conklin Spirit Squads

Jerry Conway

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Connie Diffee

John Flowers

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Stella Green

Judy Gupton

Richard Hogans

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Kenny Ingram

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Derek Kellogg

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Rick Mallory

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Murray Armstrong

Susan Blackwell

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Men’s Basketball

Football

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Men’s Basketball

Baseball

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Support Staff

Andy Allison

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Judy Davis-Lewis ADs Office

Sally Andrews

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Susan Day

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Tammy DeGroff

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Marc Hohorst

Ryan Ivey

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Brandon Kolditz

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Donna LaRiviere

Valorie Lott

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Lunetha Pryor

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Dr. Joe Luckey

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Katie Rump

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Kelly Wight

Letonia Williams

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Lee Yerty

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Ambassador’s Club Dave Bronczek, Ben Bryant, Hilliard Crews, William Dunavant, Jr., Evelyn Echols, Frank Flautt, Jr., Alan Graf, Janet January, Al LaRocca, Bill Morris, Mike Rose, Elkan Scheidt, Fred Smith, Rita Sparks, Rick Spell, Elaine Springer, John Stokes, Ron Terry, Tom Watson

Faculty Athletic Committee Phillip Kolbe, Barbara Davis, James Fickle, Roxanna Gee, Michael Hamrick, Martin Lipinski, Robert Koch, Gladius Lewis, Ronnie Priest, David Scott Romantz and Margaret Moore Quinn, Liaison to the Office of the President: David Cox, ExOfficio Members: Ralph Faudree, Joe Luckey, R.C. Johnson, Lynn Parkes, Jeff Konya and Sheryl Lipman

President’s Council Dr. Shirley Raines, President; Dr. Ralph Faudree, Provost; Dr. Rosie Bingham, VP Student Affairs; Dr. Doug Hurley, VP Information Technology; Julie Johnson, VP Advancement; Charles Lee, VP Business & Finance; R.C. Johnson, Athletic

Sports Info. Sec.

Dir. Athletic Academics

Academic Counselor

Head Trainer

Academic Counselor

Strength & Cond.

Director; Janet Mitchell, Assistant to the President; Dr. David Cox, Executive Assistant to the President

Board of Visitors Athletic Advisory Committee Mike Rose - chairman, Ben Bryant, Harold Byrd, Frank Flautt, Jim Harwood, John Kelley, William N. Morris, John Stokes, Ron Terry, Pat Kerr Tigrett, Tom Watson. Ex-officio: R.C. Johnson

Tiger Scholarship Fund Board Kenny Armstrong, Pete Aviotti, Reggie Barnes, Charles Burkett, Harold Byrd, Don Carson, John Dunavant, Randy Fishman, Glenna Flautt, Dianne Fry, Willie Gregory, Gaylon Hall, Fred Hodges, Cato Johnson, John Kelley, Kay Kelly, Al LaRocca, Hank McDowell, Don McKinnon, John Moore, Charlotte Neal, Greg Nelson, Allie Prescott, Chuck Roberts, Joe Rowell, Reid Sanders, Steve Schwartz, Jack Soden, Jim Strickland, Diane Vescovo, Van Weinberg

uture renovations have been slated for the Tigerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home facility. Improvements include a new scoreboard, a grandstand renovation-complete with expanded pressbox, grandstand seating, concession and restroom facilities. The final transformations include a new training facility with a playerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lounge, hitting cage, coaches offices and restrooms. Nat Buring Stadium is named after the owner of Buring Food packing. Mr. Buring was known for his generosity to the University of Memphis athletic program. The Tigers moved to Nat Buring from Tobey Park, located at the corner of Hollywood and Central. The team also played games at Blues Stadium, which later became Tim McCarver Stadium.

New Scoreboard

Projected Nat Buring Renovations

he Tigers’ Park Avenue Campus Strength and Conditioning facility is located next to the remodeled indoor turf room in the Billy J. Murphy Athletic Complex. Opened in January 1993, the facility serves each of the University’s intercollegiate sports programs. Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Mike Stark oversees all workouts at South Campus. He is aided by graduate assistants Jason Hartman and Chad Smith and volunteer assistant Ken Roach. The Tiger football, men’s soccer, baseball and track teams work out with Stark and his staff. A former U of M football player, Stark has worked with over 40 NFL players, including the Carolina Panthers’ DeAngelo Williams, the New England Patriot’s Stephen Gostkowski, the Detroit Lions’ Marcus Bell and Idrees Bashir, the Houston Texans’ Michael Stone and the St. Louis Rams’ AllPro receiver Isaac Bruce. In addition to the Park Avenue Campus weight room, there is a weight facility in the Elma Roane Fieldhouse that was refurbished in the spring of 2005. That weight room benefits women’s basketball, volleyball, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, cross country, women’s golf, softball and women’s soccer. Assistant Strength Coach Lee Yerty is responsible for all workouts in the Fieldhouse. He is assisted by graduate assistant Jake Fitts. The men’s basketball team utilizes a weight room that is located in its practice facility, the Larry O. Finch Center. Assistant Strength Coach Richard Hogans and graduate assistant Mike Malone are charged with the workouts of Tiger basketball, as well as the men’s tennis and men’s golf teams. With three state-of-the-art facilities located around campus, the U of M Strength and Conditioning staff is well-equipped to handle the training needs of Tiger Athletes.

The Memphis baseball team competed in the C-USA Challenge, a tough six-event relay race, at the Murphy Athletic Complex in December.

Weight Room Highlights The 10,500-square-foot varsity weight room is equipped with rugged, versatile hardware so that groups of up to 75 student-athletes can train concurrently with optimal effectiveness and efficiency. Workouts are designed and supervised by one or more of the Strength and Conditioning staff ’s certified specialists, and each student-athlete’s individual progress is projected via a computerized database. The Tiger Power philosophy couples functional, multi-joint movements with fundamental principles: exercise techniques are simplified and performed on an alternating heavy/explosive basis in order to maximize training effects while minimizing teaching and training time (as well as fatigue). Performance based fitness and work quality are the bottom-line objective. The weight room’s equipment upgrade plan reflects this philosophy and includes: 10 self-contained Olympic platforms and power racks; a plyometric/medicine ball area; a complete dumbbell line; and a variety of hip sleds, glute/ham stations, cable stations and other supplemental pieces allowing student-athletes to perform an unlimited variety of exercises and movements. The modern and spacious facility is also equipped with dressing/rest rooms; is naturally illuminated; and is maintained at a constant 70-74 degrees. In planning the long-range Tiger Power programs, student-athletes are assigned to respective developmental levels based on individual ability and training history. For example, newcomers begin with an extensive volume of “foundational” or generalized movements and progress toward more intensive and specialized exercises with each successive phase.

A grueling relay race, the C-USA Challenge consisted of a 680-yard run, followed by the tower climb, the tire flip, sled pull, farmer’s walk and bear crawl.

The actual workout menu may remain fairly constant over a student-athletes four- or five-year sport career; however, broad variations in workload combine the program’s simplicity with a measure of sophistication.

he University of Memphis athletic training staff is second-to-none when it comes to ensuring that U of M student-athletes receive quality care in the areas of athletic injury, rehabilitation and preventative care. With the renovation of the Murphy Athletic Complex training facility along with the Larry O. Finch Center training room, the Memphis studentathlete can be assured of receiving the best medical attention and rehabilitation available. The Finch Center training facility is located just off the basketball practice courts and is used primarily for the men’s basketball program. The training room, which is operated by Assistant Athletic Trainer Chris Simmons, is fully equipped to help prevent and also treat injuries throughout the year. If needed, the Tiger basketball players also have the Murphy Athletic Complex training room available for them. That training room was redesigned and reconstructed as part of the $6 million renovation of Park Avenue Campus. The training facility, which more than doubles the size of the old training room, contains an in-ground aquatic rehabilitation pool which allows trainers to work on rehabilitating injuries without having the studentathlete support his/her own body weight. The new training room also contains new doctor examination rooms, storage areas and the latest in rehabilitation equipment. The athletic training staff uses a comprehensive approach to the injury care and wellness of student-athletes by utilizing state-ofthe-art diagnostic and treatment equipment with the latest methods in the care and prevention of injuries. Amos Mansfield enters his second year as head athletic training. Mansfield spent four years at Southern Miss as an assistant train-

The Tiger training room at the Murphy Complex is equipped with a state-of-the-art aquatic rehabilitation pool.

Dr. Fred Azar Orthopedic Surgeon

Dr. Jeffrey Dlabach Orthopedic Surgeon

Dr. Arthur Franklin Team Physician

er and was the primary trainer for men’s basketball, while also assisting with football. He has two fulltime certified athletic trainers, two graduate assistants and 18 student trainers. Chris Simmons is entering his first year as the trainer for men’s basketball. He makes a return to the university where he earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science in 2002. Simmons comes to Memphis after working the previous year as the head trainer for the Arkansas RimRockers of the NBDL. Natasha Platt enters her third year as an assistant trainer. The athletic training staff is sur-

Head athletic trainer Amos Mansfield, right, and his staff assist senior Rubio Phillips off the field.

Dr. Barney Freeman Orthopedic Surgeon

Dr. Tom Meriwether Team Physician

Dr. Barry Phillips Orthopedic Surgeon

Dr. Allen Sills Neurosurgeon

rounded by many qualified and generous team doctors who are available to the many student-athletes at the University of Memphis. Dr. Barry Phillips of The Campbell Clinic is directly responsible for the orthopedic needs of the Tiger basketball team. Dr. Thomas Meriwether and Dr. Arthur Franklin serve as the team physicians. Dr. Allen Sills serves as the team’s neurosurgeon. Tiger student-athletes are fortunate to have the two largest privatelyowned hospital systems in the world located in Memphis. Baptist Hospital and Methodist Hospital offer the finest in healthcare to area residents and handle the care of Memphis studentathletes. The athletic training staff is one support group that the athletic teams cannot do without. They are responsible for staffing all practices and games as well as handling the day-to-day rehabilitation of injured or post-surgery studentathletes. The goal of the sports medicine department is not only to care for the injuries, but also to assist the student-athletes in preventing injuries from occurring.

he University of Memphis’ Center for Athletic Academic Services (CAAS) is dedicated to the academic and personal development of all Tiger student-athletes. Its mission is to provide support services to ensure that U of M student-athletes succeed in the classroom and obtain undergraduate degrees. The services include orientation programs, tutoring, mentoring, academic counseling, study hall and academic advising. In March 2002, vast improvements were beginning to take place in the CAAS. At that time, Dr. Joe Luckey took over the staff after spending the previous 10 years at Austin Peay State. Dr. Luckey, who was nationally recognized for his outstanding leadership in 1999, came to Memphis with a vision. In just one short year, Dr. Luckey recruited six new staff members, instituted new academic programs, designed and inspired two special sections of ACAD 1100 for studentathletes and transitioned the office from the basement Former members of the Memphis baseball team, Drew of the Elma Roane Fieldhouse to the newly-renovated Jaudon (left) and John Peterson, received their diploma in December 2006. Wilder Tower. Dr. Luckey heads a full-time staff of six while also utilizing 20-30 tutors, graduate assistants and the student-athletes to collaboratively enhance the acaand student workers. CAAS has a unique responsi- demic performance of U of M student-athletes. As the folbility as an office as it provides academic services to lowing highlights indicate, the group effort has resulted all student-athletes and conducts all necessary paper- in positive results for the university. During the last four academic years, 13 teams have posted their highest-ever sework for NCAA academic compliance. Assistant director Nicole Green, who was hired May mester GPAs, a record number of student-athletes made the 2003, was brought in specifically to handle NCAA, confer- C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll and several individual ence and institutional compliance matters associated with student-athletes have been recognized for prestigious acaprospective and current student-athletes. Prior to the start demic awards, such as the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship of the 2007 season, Green was hired by the Memphis athletic and Academic All-America. department as an assistant athletic director for compliance. The CAAS received a new home during the summer The five counselors are assigned to specific sports working of 2003 with the completion of the Wilder Tower. The Wilder Tower also houses admissions, the bursar, finanwith those student-athletes and coaching staffs. Dr. Luckey has continued to challenge the Center’s staff, cial aid, the registrar, student development and academic the coaching staffs advising. A total of 8,000 square feet, encompassing the entire sixth and seventh floors of the tower, have been designated for the CAAS. The area supports 31 student computer stations, 17 offices and numerous study tables. Inspired by Dr. Luckey, two special sections of ACAD 1100, Introduction to the University, were offered to student-athletes only. The class was so well received that a third section was offered in 2003 so that all freshman student-athletes can be included in the course. Students who participated in the class earned an average of 15.2 credit hours and an average GPA of 3.25. Three academic awards are sponsored by the CAAS as a means of honoring the top student-athletes. The Tiger 3.0 Club recognizes student-athletes who earned grade-point averages of 3.0 during the fall/spring semesters, while the Tiger Academic Thirty is dedicated to the 30 student-athletes with the best grade-point average on each team and then the next best group of student-athletes, totaling 30. The final honor, the TEAM GPA Award, is presented to the male and female team with the best grade point average for the semester.

Wilder Tower

Academic Staff: (Front Left) Dorothy Gillard, Jessie Mills, Valorie Lott and Fred Quarles. (Back Left) Dr. Joe Luckey, Nicole Green, Carol Varano and Bridget VanLandeghem.

WHY TIGERS?

When the University of Memphis first fielded a football team in the fall of 1912, no one had selected a nickname for the squad. Early references to the football team tabbed them only as the Blue and Gray Warriors of West Tennessee Normal School. After the final game of the 1914 season, there was a student parade. During this event, several Normal students shouted, “We fight like Tigers.” The nickname was born. More and more the nickname “Tigers” was used, particularly in campus publications. But it did not catch on with the newspapers downtown. They continued to use “Normals” or the “Blue and Gray” when referring to the University. Under Coach Lester Barnard in 1922, Normal’s football team gave a ring of truth to that old student yell about Tigers. The team adopted a motto – “Every Man a Tiger” – and went on to score 174 points while allowing its opponents just 29 points. In the late 1920s, student publications and downtown newspapers began referring to the football team as the “Teachers” or “Tutors.” The Tiger nickname would return, but not until 1939 was it finally adopted as the official nickname for the University of Memphis.

A BENGAL FOR A MASCOT

For over 30 years, the sideline mascot for The University of Memphis has been the Bengal Tiger. TOM II, the current Tiger mascot, attends all Tiger football home games, and he can also be found at many other University events throughout the year as a powerful and majestic symbol of Tigers Athletics. TOM II travels in style in a custom-designed, climate-controlled trailer, always with police escort. The first Tiger, TOM, was procured by the Highland Hundred Football Boosters in 1972 and served the U of M faithfully for nearly 20 years until passing away in February of 1992. TOM came to the university on November 9, 1972, when the tiger cub was placed in a dog kennel in Michigan City, Ind., and put on a Memphis-bound flight via Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. He arrived in Memphis at 3:00 a.m., and C. Cleveland Drennon, President of the Highland Hundred, approved a check for $1,500 to purchase the animal. That morning, TOM was taken to Athletic Director Billy Murphy’s office for a press conference. The Highland Hundred officially presented TOM to the University in a ceremony at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium on November 11, 1972, during a football game against the University of Cincinnati. TOM had initially been named ‘Shane’ at the suggestion of the breeder’s daughter. Once in Memphis, though, a contest was held to name the mascot. More than 2,500 entries were submitted to a committee chaired by Judge Harry Pierotti, including colorful monikers like Spook, Sampson, Goliath, Bengo, Sultan, Sahib, Big Cat, Ptah, Touchdown, Sonny Shiloh, and even Bengie Wougie Bengal Boy from Tennessee. The list was ultimately reduced to two choices, Shane and TOM, which stands for Tigers Of Memphis. TOM won.

During his first few months in Memphis, TOM was housed by Highland Hundred member Bill Proctor in his garage, which the Club had redecorated, and was closely guarded by Proctor’s hound dog. As TOM grew older, the decision was made by the Highland Hundred to keep the Tiger Tradition alive by securing a new Tiger to be raised as TOM II. In the fall of 1991, Highland Hundred President Ray Daniels and President-Elect Bobby Wharton received TOM II as a gift from Tom and Carolyn Atchison of Florence, Alabama. In 2005, TOM II moved to a new habitat in a rural area just south of Memphis on land offered by long-time Tiger fans Jeff and Mary Kuntz. The new facility was designed as a virtual copy of the original facility in Collierville, but includes many upgrades that improve TOM’s comfort and safety. As one of only two Universities in America with a live Tiger mascot, the University of Memphis is unique in its Tiger Tradition.

SCHOOL COLORS

The University of Memphis’ official school colors of Blue and Gray were selected in the early 1900s. The colors were chosen in an effort to show unity in a nation that was still recovering from the effects of the Civil War. The student body thought that by picking the colors of the North and the South, the school would show a togetherness among all students.

THE LOGO

The University of Memphis’ official logo has been redesigned by Craig Thompson, from Disciple Design in Memphis, Tenn. The original logo was an MSU with a leaping tiger coming out from behind the letters. The new logo is an “M” with a leaping Tiger coming up over the center of the “M.”

The U of M Alma Mater

The U of M Fight Song

Stand Firm, O Alma Mater Through All The Years To Come; In Days of Youth and Beauty Thy Halls Have Been Our Home. In Time Of Preparation Great Lessons Didst Thou Teach Till Now O Alma Mater The Stars We’ll Strive To Reach.

Go Tigers Go, Go On To Victory, Be A Winner Thru And Thru Fight Tigers, Fight Cause We’re Going All The Way – Fight, Fight For The Blue and Gray And Say –

Lead On, O Alma Mater Thy sons To Highways Give Light and Truth Unto Them For All Their Coming Days. To Thee We’ll Give All Honor, Our Hopes Abide In Thee, For Thou, O Alma Mater, Hast Made Us Ever Free.

Let’s Go Tigers Go, Go On To Victory. See Our Colors Bright and True; It’s Fight Now Without A Fear, Fight Now Let’s Shout A Cheer, Shout For Dear Memphis U. (Yell) Go Tigers Go Go Tigers Go Yea – Tigers Go!

Athletic Complex Highlights

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The University of Memphis Murphy Athletic Complex is located approximately one mile south of the institutionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s main campus and serves as the home and training facility for many of the Tiger athletic teams. Facilities Director Murray Armstrong is responsible for overseeing the facility. Opened in 1971, the Murphy Complex, the first of its kind in the Southeast, includes a training room with examination rooms for team doctors, rehabilitation and taping areas and an in-ground aquatic pool for rehabilitating injuries. Additional locker rooms have been added for the football staff, womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s soccer team and visiting teams competing at the track and field and baseball facilities. A media interview room, video room and storage rooms are also a part of the renovation project. The Murphy Complex underwent some major changes and renovations in 2003. The renovations were part of a $6 million facelift given to the Murphy Complex, giving Tiger studentathletes a state-of-the-art training facility.

Four 100-yard grass practice fields highlight the back side of the Murphy Complex.

The renovation of the Billy J. Murphy Training Complex was completed in the spring of 2003.

onsidered the “Home of the Blues” and the “Birthplace of Rock ‘n Roll,” the city of Memphis’ musical roots run deep. However, music is just a chapter in the history as well as the future of the city located in the heart of Mid-America. Memphis, named after the capital of ancient Egypt, boasts all the amenities you would expect in a city with over 1 million residents, while retaining the charm and down-to-earth feel of a small town. Downtown Memphis is in the midst of a building boom valued at $2.3 billion which is transforming the heart of the city. One of the most visible projects has been the construction of AutoZone Park, the downtown ballpark which is the home of the Memphis Redbirds, the St. Louis Cardinals’ Triple-A club. The 14,320-seat stadium includes 1,500 club seats, 48 luxury suites and is located at the corner of Third Street and Union Avenue across from the world-famous Peabody Hotel. The city’s newest downtown project is FedExForum, an entertainment arena that houses both the Memphis Grizzlies of the National Basketball Association and the University of Memphis men’s basketball team. The $250 million state-of-the-art arena features a 35,000-square-foot outdoor plaza where fans of all ages can gather before an event. The arena has over 100 points of sale for conces- Top: Sun Studio, Memphis in May World Championship Barbecue sion stands and four full-service restaurants. Cooking Contest, the Orpheum Theater alongside the Main Street FedExForum is located one block south of Trolley, the Rock ‘n Soul Museum located in the FedExForum. Photos courtesy of the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau. Beale Street. Memphis’ musical roots can be traced to band leader W.C. Handy, who wrote the first end-long musical festival is just a part of the month-long blues song here in 1909, a campaign theme for Memphis mayor “Boss” Crump called “Boss Crump Memphis in May International Festival which also Blues” and later published as the “The Memphis Blues.” includes the World Championship Barbecue Cooking The sound soon caught on and blues bands filled the Contest and the Sunset Symphony. clubs along Beale. Young musicians who have performed Located just off Beale Street is the Peabody Place along Beale include Muddy Waters, Furry Lewis, Albert Retail and Entertainment Center which opened in 2002. The 300,000- square-foot retail complex offers King, Bobby “Blue” Bland and B.B. King. Beale Street has rapidly become the entertainment visitors a one-stop-shop for fun and excitement with center of Memphis and visitors and locals alike enjoy a unique mix of entertainment, dining and shopping the food and music offered in the various nightclubs. options unlike anything else in the region. From B.B. King’s to the Daisy Theatre, from Silky Also located within a block of Beale is Gibson Guitar O’Sullivan’s to the Hard Rock Café, from Pat O’Briens Memphis, which includes factory tours and cultural exto the Rum Boogie Café, Beale Street has something to hibits. Across the street is the Smithsonian’s Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum located at the FedExForum, which includes aroffer for everyone. Where Beale Street meets the Mis- tifacts documenting music’s past. sissippi River is Tom Lee Park, site of the an- Memphis’ musical roots also include Stax and nual Beale Street Music Festival. The week- Hi-Records as well as Sun Records recording studio. Stax became known for “sweet soul music” through such artists as the MarKeys, Booker T. and the MGs, Otis Redding, Wilson Pick-

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ett, Sam and Dave and Isaac Hayes. The Stax Museum reopened on its original location at McLemore and Crump in the summer of 2003 and offers visitors a complete history of “Soulsville USA.” One of Hi-Records’ premier artists was Al Green. Sun Records’ most famous recording artist was Elvis Presley and also boasted Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash among its recording artists. Elvis Presley’s Graceland is one of the five most visited home tours in America and is the most famous home in the United States after the White Hous e.

In 1991, Graceland was placed on the National Register of Historical Places. Over 600,000 visitors tour Graceland each year. Also located downtown is the beautiful Orpheum Theater which serves as a venue for performances by Ballet Memphis, the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and traveling Broadway shows, as well as the Orpheum Classic Movies series and other concerts. The city’s location makes Memphis a major distribution hub with two interstate highways intersecting the city. Memphis is also home of FedEx, the nation’s largest package carrier which makes Memphis International Airport the world’s busiest cargo airport. Over 500 commercial passenger flights originate from Memphis International each day.

Just off of Beale Street in downtown Memphis, the FedExForum is home to both the University of Memphis men’s basketball team and the NBA’s Memphis Grizzlies.

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Named for its Egyptian sister city on the Nile The largest city in Tennessee & the 18th largest city in the United States Centered in the middle of the nation’s population The Pork BBQ Capital of the world The home of The Pyramid, the third largest pyramid in the world Ranked by the travel industry as one of the top 20 destinations for an athletic event Ranked as one of the nation’s top 10 convention centers and locations The nation’s largest spot cotton-trading market The hardwood capital of the world The home of the world’s largest cargo airport The third-largest rail center in the United States The fourth-largest inland port in the United States

AutoZone Park

Sat., February 3 Central Missouri State at Rice Florida International at UCF Sun., February 4 Florida International at UCF Tue., February 6 Stephen F. Austin at Houston Rice at Texas State Fri., February 9 Liberty at East Carolina Southeastern Louisiana at Tulane (ZF) TCU at UCF Minute Maid Park Classic, Houston, Texas Houston vs. Baylor Rice vs. Vanderbilt Sat., February 10 Liberty at East Carolina Tulane at Southeastern Louisiana TCU at UCF Minute Maid Park Classic, Houston, Texas Houston vs. Texas A&M Rice vs. Baylor Sun., February 11 Liberty at East Carolina Southeastern Louisiana at Tulane (ZF) TCU at UCF Minute Maid Park Classic, Houston, Texas Houston vs. Arizona State Rice vs. Texas A&M Tue., February 13 Sam Houston State at Houston Texas-San Antonio at Rice Fri., February 16 East Carolina at UCLA UC Irvine at Houston Marshall at Charleston Southern Long Beach State at Rice Coca-Cola Classic, Hattiesburg, Miss. Southern Illinois at Southern Miss North Florida at Tulane (ZF) Central Michigan at UAB Maryland at UCF Sat., February 17 East Carolina at UCLA UC Irvine at Houston Marshall at Charleston Southern Long Beach State at Rice Coca-Cola Classic, Hattiesburg, Miss. Louisville at Southern Miss North Florida at Tulane (ZF) Central Michigan at UAB Maryland at UCF Sun., February 18 East Carolina at UCLA UC Irvine at Houston Marshall at Charleston Southern Long Beach State at Rice Coca-Cola Classic, Hattiesburg, Miss. Northwestern State at Southern Miss North Florida at Tulane (ZF) Central Michigan at UAB Maryland at UCF Tue., February 20 McNeese State at Houston Memphis at Ole Miss Dallas Baptist at Rice South Alabama at Southern Miss UAB at Alabama A&M Wed., February 21 Campbell at East Carolina New Orleans at Southern Miss

Fri., February 23 East Carolina Tournament, Greenville, N.C. St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s at East Carolina Frisco Tournament, Frisco, Texas Houston vs. Texas-San Antonio Service Academies Classic, Millington, Tenn. Memphis vs. BYU Rice Invitational, Houston, Texas Florida Atlantic at Rice Troy Tournament, Dothan, Ala. Southern Miss vs. Georgia Southern Tulane at Southern California UAB at Arizona State UCF at LSU Sat., February 24 East Carolina Tournament, Greenville, N.C. Washington at East Carolina Frisco Tournament, Frisco, Texas Houston vs. Dallas Baptist La Salle at Marshall (DH) Service Academies Classic, Millington, Tenn. Memphis vs. Akron Rice Invitational, Houston, Texas Nebraska at Rice Troy Tournament, Dothan, Ala. Southern Miss vs. Indiana Tulane at Southern California UAB at Arizona State UCF at LSU Sun., February 25 East Carolina Tournament, Greenville, N.C. Duke at East Carolina Frisco Tournament, Frisco, Texas Houston vs. Texas-Arlington La Salle at Marshall Service Academies Classic, Millington, Tenn. Memphis vs. Missouri Rice Invitational, Houston, Texas Texas A&M Corpus Christi at Rice Troy Tournament, Dothan, Ala. Southern Miss vs. Troy Tulane at Southern California UAB at Arizona State UCF at LSU Tue., February 27 Houston at Texas-San Antonio Tennessee-Martin at Memphis Rice at Sam Houston State Tulane at LSU Michigan at UCF Wed., February 28 Southern Miss at Southeastern Louisiana UAB at Alabama Fri., March 2 Keith LeClair Classic, Greenville, N.C. Pepperdine at East Carolina Northwestern State at Houston Buffalo at Marshall AutoZone Classic, Memphis, Tenn. Memphis vs. Northern Iowa (AZ) Rice at Cal State Fullerton Louisiana-Lafayette at Southern Miss Wright State at Tulane (ZF) Central Arkansas at UAB Monmouth at UCF Sat., March 3 Keith LeClair Classic, Greenville, N.C. NC State at East Carolina Northwestern State at Houston Buffalo at Marshall (DH) AutoZone Classic, Memphis, Tenn. Memphis vs. Indiana (AZ) Rice at Cal State Fullerton Louisiana-Lafayette at Southern Miss Wright State at Tulane (ZF) Central Arkansas at UAB Monmouth at UCF

Sun., March 4 Keith LeClair Classic, Greenville, N.C. Western Carolina at East Carolina Northwestern State at Houston Buffalo at Marshall AutoZone Classic, Memphis, Tenn. Memphis vs. Eastern Illinois (AZ) Rice at Cal State Fullerton Louisiana-Lafayette at Southern Miss Wright State at Tulane (ZF) Central Arkansas at UAB Monmouth at UCF Tue., March 6 North Carolina A&T at East Carolina Lamar at Houston Memphis at Samford St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s at Rice Southern Miss vs. Alabama (P) McNeese State at Tulane (ZF) UAB at Mississippi State Michigan State at UCF Wed., March 7 Marshall at Morehead State Memphis at Samford UNC-Asheville at Tulane (ZF) Northeastern at UCF Fri., March 9 Cal State Fullerton at East Carolina Princeton at Houston Campbell at Marshall Memphis at Clemson Corpus Christi Classic, Corpus Christi, Texas Rice vs. TCU Southern Miss at LSU Loyola Marymount at Tulane Furman at UAB Massachusetts at UCF Sat., March 10 Cal State Fullerton at East Carolina Princeton at Houston Campbell at Marshall (DH) Memphis at Clemson Corpus Christi Classic, Corpus Christi, Texas Rice vs. Texas Tech Southern Miss at LSU Loyola Marymount at Tulane Furman at UAB Massachusetts at UCF Sun., March 11 Cal State Fullerton at East Carolina Princeton at Houston Memphis at Clemson Corpus Christi Classic, Corpus Christi, Texas Rice vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Southern Miss at LSU Loyola Marymount at Tulane Furman at UAB Massachusetts at UCF Tue., March 13 Radford at East Carolina Louisiana-Lafayette at Houston Youngstown State at Marshall Illinois State at Memphis Southeastern Louisiana at Southern Miss New Orleans at Tulane (ZF) Purdue at UAB Army at UCF Wed., March 14 Radford at East Carolina Youngstown State at Marshall Illinois State at Memphis Southern Miss at South Alabama Purdue at UAB Fri., March 16 Michigan at East Carolina Houston at San Diego Canisius at Marshall

Akron at Memphis Cal Poly at Rice Kent State at Southern Miss Siena at Tulane UAB at Kennesaw State Rutgers at UCF Sat., March 17 Michigan at East Carolina Houston at San Diego Canisius at Marshall (DH) Akron at Memphis Cal Poly at Rice Kent State at Southern Miss Siena at Tulane UAB at Kennesaw State Rutgers at UCF Sun., March 18 Michigan at East Carolina Houston at San Diego Canisius at Marshall Akron at Memphis Cal Poly at Rice Kent State at Southern Miss Siena at Tulane UAB at Kennesaw State Rutgers at UCF Tue., March 20 Marshall at James Madison Middle Tennessee at Memphis Texas A&M at Rice Louisiana-Monroe at Southern Miss Tulane at New Orleans Troy at UAB Wed., March 21 High Point at East Carolina Marshall at James Madison Middle Tennessee at Memphis Alabama A&M at UAB Fri., March 23 Memphis at East Carolina Houston at UCF Tulane at Marshall (CH) Rice at Southern Miss UNC Asheville at UAB Sat., March 24 Memphis at East Carolina Houston at UCF Tulane at Marshall (CH) Rice at Southern Miss UNC Asheville at UAB Sun., March 25 Memphis at East Carolina Houston at UCF Tulane at Marshall (CH) Rice at Southern Miss UNC Asheville at UAB Mon., March 26 Harvard at UCF Tue., March 27 Houston at Lamar Memphis at Mississippi State Rice at Texas Southern Miss vs. Ole Miss (P) Nicholls State at Tulane Samford at UAB UCF at Stetson Wed., March 28 UNC Wilmington at East Carolina Ohio at Marshall Memphis at Mississippi State UAB at Samford Fri., March 30 East Carolina at Tulane Marshall at Rice

Memphis at Southern Miss UCF at UAB Sat., March 31 East Carolina at Tulane Marshall at Rice Memphis at Southern Miss UCF at UAB Sun., April 1 East Carolina at Tulane Marshall at Rice Memphis at Southern Miss UCF at UAB Tue., April 3 Houston at Baylor Marshall at Louisville Prairie View A&M at Rice Nicholls State at Southern Miss LSU at Tulane UCF at USF Wed., April 4 East Carolina at NC State UAB vs. Alabama (HM) Fri., April 6 Rice at East Carolina UAB at Houston Marshall at Liberty Memphis at Tulane Southern Miss at UCF

Northwestern State at Tulane UAB at Jacksonville State UCF at USF Wed., April 18 Old Dominion at East Carolina Memphis at Austin Peay Louisiana-Monroe at Southern Miss Jacksonville State at UAB Fri., April 20 Savannah State at East Carolina Houston at Tulane Marshall at Memphis UCF at Rice UAB at Southern Miss Sat., April 21 Savannah State at East Carolina Houston at Tulane Marshall at Memphis UCF at Rice UAB at Southern Miss Sun., April 22 Savannah State at East Carolina Houston at Tulane Marshall at Memphis UCF at Rice UAB at Southern Miss

Sat., April 7 Rice at East Carolina UAB at Houston Marshall at Liberty (DH) Memphis at Tulane Southern Miss at UCF

Tue., April 24 East Carolina at North Carolina Texas-San Antonio at Houston Eastern Kentucky at Marshall Memphis at Southeast Missouri Sam Houston State at Rice Southern Miss at Mississippi State USF at UCF

Sun., April 8 Rice at East Carolina UAB at Houston Memphis at Tulane Southern Miss at UCF

Wed., April 25 Marshall at Ohio Memphis at Southeast Missouri Southern Miss at Mississippi State Nicholls State at Tulane

Tue., April 10 Houston at Stephen F. Austin Memphis at Murray State Rice at Lamar Louisiana-Lafayette at Tulane Kennesaw State at UAB UCF at Florida Wed., April 11 East Carolina at UNC Wilmington Morehead State at Marshall Murray State at Memphis Ole Miss at Southern Miss Fri., April 13 East Carolina at Marshall (CH) Rice at Houston Memphis at UAB Tulane at Southern Miss Sat., April 14 East Carolina at Marshall (CH) Rice at Houston Memphis at UAB Tulane at Southern Miss Sun., April 15 East Carolina at Marshall (CH) Rice at Houston Memphis at UAB Tulane at Southern Miss Tue., April 17 Houston at Texas A&M Marshall at Eastern Kentucky Austin Peay at Memphis Texas at Rice

Fri., April 27 Southern Miss at East Carolina Houston at Marshall (CH) Rice at UAB Tulane at UCF Sat., April 28 Southern Miss at East Carolina Houston at Marshall (CH) Rice at UAB Tulane at UCF Sun., April 29 Southern Miss at East Carolina Houston at Marshall (CH) Rice at UAB Tulane at UCF Tue., May 1 Houston at McNeese State New Orleans at Tulane Wed., May 2 Ole Miss vs. Memphis (AZ) Stetson at UCF Fri., May 4 East Carolina at Houston Marshall at Southern Miss UCF at Memphis UAB at Tulane Sat., May 5 East Carolina at Houston Marshall at Southern Miss UCF at Memphis UAB at Tulane

Sun., May 6 East Carolina at Houston Marshall at Southern Miss UCF at Memphis UAB at Tulane Tue., May 8 Memphis at Arkansas State UAB at Troy UCF at Stetson Wed., May 9 North Carolina at East Carolina Arkansas State at Memphis Texas State at Rice Fri., May 11 UCF at East Carolina Houston at Memphis UAB at Marshall (CH) Tulane at Rice Sat., May 12 UCF at East Carolina Houston at Memphis UAB at Marshall (CH) Tulane at Rice Dallas Baptist at Southern Miss (DH) Sun., May 13 UCF at East Carolina Houston at Memphis UAB at Marshall (CH) Tulane at Rice Dallas Baptist at Southern Miss Tue., May 15 Houston at Sam Houston State Miami (Ohio) at Marshall Memphis at Tennessee-Martin Baylor at Rice Southern Miss at New Orleans Thu., May 17 East Carolina at UAB Southern Miss at Houston Marshall at UCF Memphis at Rice Chicago State at Tulane Fri., May 18 East Carolina at UAB Southern Miss at Houston Marshall at UCF Memphis at Rice Chicago State at Tulane Sat.., May 19 East Carolina at UAB Southern Miss at Houston Marshall at UCF Memphis at Rice Chicago State at Tulane Wed.-Sun., May 23-27 Conference USA Tournament (New Orleans, La.) Fri.-Sun., June 1-3 NCAA Regionals (Sites TBD) Fri.-Mon., June 8-11 NCAA SuperRegionals (Sites TBD) Fri., June 15-Mon., June 25 College World Series (Omaha, NE) CH – Charleston, W. Va. HM – Hoover Met, Birmingham, Ala. ZF – Zephyr Field, Metairie, La. AZ- AutoZone Park, Memphis, Tenn. P- Pearl, Miss.

2007 Tiger Broadcast Schedule Date Opponent Location Time 2/20 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 3:00 p.m. 02/23 vs. Akron Millington , Tenn. 4:00 p.m. 2/27 vs UT-Martin Memphis, Tenn. 4:00 p.m. 3/02 vs Northern Illinois Memphis, Tenn. (AutoZone Park) 3:30 p.m. (Pending Lady Tiger Basketball @ CUSA Tournament) 3/03 vs Indiana

Memphis, Tenn. (AutoZone Park) 3:30 p.m.

3/04 vs Eastern Illinois

(Pending Lady Tiger Basketball @ CUSA Tournament)

Memphis, Tenn. (AutoZone Park) 3:30 p.m.

03/06 03/07 03/09

at Samford at Samford at Clemson

Birmingham , Ala. Birmingham , Ala. Clemson , S.C.

2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.

03/10 at Clemson

Clemson , S.C.

1:00 p.m.

03/11 at Clemson 03/13 Illinois State 3/14 Illinois State 3/16 Akron 3/17 Akron 3/1 Akron 3/20 Middle Tennessee 3/21 Middle Tennessee 3/23 ECU* 3/24 ECU* 3/25 ECU* 3/27 Mississippi State 3/28 Mississippi State 3/30 Southern Miss* 3/31 Southern Miss* 4/1 Southern Miss* 4/6 Tulane* 4/7 Tulane* 4/8 Tulane* 4/10 Murray State 4/11 Murray State 4/13 UAB* 4/14 UAB* 4/15 UAB* 4/17 Austin Peay 4/18 Austin Peay 4/20 Marshall * 4/21 Marshall * 4/22 Marshall * 4/24 Southeast Missouri State 4/25 Southeast Missouri State 5/2 Ole Miss 5/4 UCF* 5/5 UCF* 5/6 UCF* 5/8 Arkansas State 5/9 Arkansas State 5/11 Houston * 5/12 Houston * 5/13 Houston * 5/15 UT-Martin 5/17 Rice* 5/18 Rice* 5/19 Rice* 5/23-27 C-USA Tournament

Clemson , S.C. NOON Memphis, Tenn. 4 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 4 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 2 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 12 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 4 p.m. Greenville , N.C. 7 p.m. Greenville , N.C. 6 p.m. Greenville , N.C. 11 a.m. Starkville , Miss. 6:30 p.m. Starkville , Miss. 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 2 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 1 p.m. New Orleans , La. 6:30 p.m. New Orleans , La. 2 p.m. New Orleans , La. 1 p.m. Murray , Ky. 3 p.m. Memphis , Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Birmingham , Ala. 7 p.m. Birmingham , Ala. 2 p.m. Birmingham , Ala. 1 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Clarksville , Tenn. 6 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 2 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 1 p.m. Cape Girardeau , Mo. 6 p.m. Cape Girardeau , Mo. 4 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. (AutoZone Park) 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 4 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 1 p.m. Jonesboro , Ark. 6 p.m. Memphis , Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 2 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 1 p.m. Union City , Tenn. 5:30 p.m. Houston , Texas 7 p.m. Houston , Texas 7 p.m. Houston , Texas 2 p.m. New Orleans , La. TBA

Jeff Brightwell

(Pending Lady Tiger Basketball @ CUSA Tournament)

(Pending Tiger Basketball @ CUSA Tournament) (Pending Tiger Basketball @ CUSA Tournament)

Jeff Brightwell returns for his fourth season as the “Voice of Tiger Baseball.” Approximately 45 games can be heard on the University’s 25,000 watt WUMR, 91.7FM, throughout the season. Brightwell, a 1996 graduate of the University of Memphis, was named College Baseball Foundation’s National Broadcaster of the Month in April of 2005. Prior to his work for Memphis, Brightwell spent six years in Missouri. While in the “Show-Me” state, Brightwell was honored as the “Sportscaster of the Year” in 2002 and received Certificates of Merit for Sports in 1999 and 2000 as well as a Certificate of Merit for Play-by-Play in 2003. Outside of Tiger Baseball, Brightwell is the “Voice of Lady Tiger Basketball,” and serves as a Public Address Announcer for the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds.

Lance Scoggins Philip Utley

Scott McGregor

2006 Second Team All-C-USA 2006 All-C-USA Freshman Team

Kyle Norrid

Josh Irvin Dusty Davis

2007 Schedule February Mon

Tue

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Ole Miss 3 pm

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sat

BYU % 3 pm

Akron % 4 pm

sun 25

Missouri % 4 pm

2006 C-USA All-Tournament

UT-Martin 4 pm

Michael Murray

2006 C-USA All-Tournament

Will Petersen

March Mon

Tue

wed

thu

fri 1

Samford 2 pm

Illinois State Illinois State 4 pm 4 pm

Middle Tennessee 6:30 pm

Middle Tennessee 4 pm

Mississippi State 6:30 pm

Mississippi State 4 pm

Tue

wed

sat

Northern Iowa ^ 3:30 pm Clemson 4 pm

Akron 6:30 pm

East Carolina* 7 pm

Southern Miss* 6:30 pm

Indiana ^ 3:30 pm

sun 3

Clemson 2 pm

Akron 2 pm

East Carolina* 6 pm

Eastern Illinois ^ 2:30 pm

Clemson 1 pm

Akron 12 pm

East Carolina* 11 am

Southern Miss* 2 pm

April Mon

thu

fri

sat

sun Southern Miss* 1 pm

23 23 30

Murray State 3 pm

Murray State 6:30 pm

Austin Peay Austin Peay 6:30 pm 6:30 pm

SEMO 6 pm

SEMO 4 pm

Tulane* 6:30 pm

UAB* 7 pm

Marshall * 6:30 pm

Tulane* 2 pm

UAB* 2 pm

Marshall * 2 pm

Tulane* 1 pm

UAB* 1 pm

Marshall * 1 pm

May Mon

Tue

wed 1

Ole Miss 6:30 pm

thu

fri

UCF* 6:30 pm

sat 4

UCF* 4 pm

K.K. Chalmers

sun 5

UCF* 1 pm

2006 Second Team All-C-USA

AutoZone Park

Arkansas State 6:30 pm

UT-Martin 5:30 pm

Arkansas State 6:30 pm

Rice* 7 pm

Houston* 6:30 pm

Rice* 7 pm

Houston* 2 pm

Rice* 2 pm

Houston* 1 pm

Union City, TN

New Orleans, LA

C-USA C-USA C-USA C-USA C-USA Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament

New Orleans, LA

All times are local to site * Conference USA Games Home Games in Blue Away Games in Grey % Service Academies Spring Classic (Millington, Tenn.) ^ AutoZone Classic (AutoZone Park)

Joey Lieberman