2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES

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1 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES Auburn Athletics Communications 392 South Donahue Drive Auburn, AL com Facebook: Facebook.com/ Twitter: 2015 SCHEDULE Day Date Opponent Time Fri. Feb. 13 BINGHAMTON (SECN+) W, 2-0 Sat. Feb. 14 BINGHAMTON (SECN+) L, 11-5 Sun. Feb. 15 BINGHAMTON W, 13-2 Tue. Feb. 17 at South Alabama L, 7-4 Wed. Feb. 18 ALABAMA ST W, 7-5 Fri. Feb. 21 RADFORD (SECN+) W, 3-2 (10) Sat. Feb. 21 RADFORD (SECN+) W, 6-1 Sun. Feb. 22 RADFORD (SECN+) W, 6-0 Tues. Feb. 24 #27 GEORGIA TECH (SECN+) W, 7-1 Fri. Feb. 27 JACKSONVILLE ST W, 6-4 Sat. Feb. 28 #10 OKLAHOMA ST (SECN+) W, 9-2 Sun. March 1 JACKSONVILLE ST L, 10-9 Tue. March 3 vs. #28 Alabama % W, 5-3 Fri. March 6 XAVIER (SECN+) W, 7-2 Sat. March 7 XAVIER (SECN+) W, 3-2 (11) Sun. March 8 XAVIER (SECN+) W, 10-6 Tue. March 10 SAMFORD (SECN+) L, 7-0 Fri. March 13 at #6 Texas A&M (SECN+) L, 6-2 Sat. March 14 at #6 Texas A&M (SECN) L, 10-4 Sun. March 15 at #6 Texas A&M (SECN+) L, 6-1 Tue. March 17 at UAB [Regions Field] W, 6-4 Fri. March 20 #4 VANDERBILT (SECN+) W, 6-4 Sat. March 21 #4 VANDERBILT (SECN+) L, 10-5 Sat. March 21 #4 VANDERBILT (ESPNU) L, 7-6 (10) Tue. March 24 at #28 Georgia Tech (ESPN3) L, 4-1 Fri. March 27 at #29 Mississippi St. (SECN+) W, 5-0 Sat. March 28 at #29 Mississippi St. (SECN+) W, 4-0 Sun. March 29 at #29 Mississippi St. (SECN+) L, 3-1 Tue. March 31 at Samford W, 9-4 Fri. April 3 ARKANSAS (SECN+) L, 10-7 Sat. April 4 ARKANSAS (SECN) W, 3-2 Sun. April 5 ARKANSAS (SECN+) L, 6-4 Wed. April 8 GEORGIA STATE (SECN+) W, 4-2 Fri. April 10 at #1 LSU (SECN+) L, 3-2 Sat. April 11 at #1 LSU (SECN+) W, 6-1 Sun. April 12 at #1 LSU (SECN+) L, 6-2 Tue. April 14 ALABAMA ST (SECN+) 6 pm Wed. April 15 ALABAMA A&M (SECN+) 6 pm Fri. April 17 OLE MISS (SECN+) 6 pm Sat. April 18 OLE MISS (SECN+) 3 pm Sun. April 19 OLE MISS (SECN+) 1 pm Tue. April 21 FLORIDA A&M (SECN+) 5 pm Thurs. April 23 GEORGIA (SECN) 6 pm Fri. April 24 GEORGIA (SECN) 6 pm Sat. April 25 GEORGIA (SECN) 12 pm Wed. April 29 KENNESAW ST (SECN) 6 pm Fri. May 1 at South Carolina (SECN+) 6 pm Sat. May 2 at South Carolina (SECN) 2:30 pm Sun. May 3 at South Carolina (ESPNU) 1 pm Fri. May 8 ALABAMA (SECN+) 6 pm Sat. May 9 ALABAMA (SECN+) 3 pm Sun. May 10 ALABAMA (SECN+) 1 pm Tue. May 12 MOREHEAD ST (SECN+) 6 pm Thur. May 14 at Florida (SECN+) 6 pm Fri. May 15 at Florida (SECN+) 6 pm Sat. May 16 at Florida (SECN+) 12 pm POSTSEASON Tue. May SEC Tournament TBA Thur. May NCAA Regionals TBA Fri. June 5-7 NCAA Super Regionals TBA Sat. June College World Series TBA Home games in BOLD CAPS // All home games at Plainsman Park All times central % - 7th annual MAX Capital City Classic (Montgomery, Ala.) GAME 37 vs. TUESDAY STORY LINES AUBURN, ALA. (Samford Stadium-Hitchcock Field at Plainsman Park) AUBURN TIGERS (21-15, 5-10 SEC) Head Coach: Sunny Golloway (Oklahoma Christian, 1984) Career Record: (19th season) Record at Auburn: (2nd season) ALABAMA STATE HORNETS (23-11) Head Coach: Mervyl Melendez (Bethune-Cookman, 1996) Career Record: (15th season) Record at ASU: (3rd season) Auburn welcomes Alabama State (Tues.) and Alabama A&M (Wed.) to Plainsman Park for a pair of midweek contests. Two Tigers have started all 33 games so far in OF Anfernee Grier and SS Cody Nulph. Damon Haecker has started multiple games at four positions (2B, 3B, LF, RF) in 2015, the first time an Auburn player has accomplished that feat since Justin Bryant played 5 in 2010 (2B, 3B, SS, OF, DH). Grier leads the SEC with 17 doubles and 58 hits, totals that rank third and seventh in the country. The Tigers are 20-3 when holding its opponent to five or fewer runs and is 13-3 when scoring at least six runs in a game. Auburn is 13-2 when playing error-free baseball this season. In its 21 wins, Auburn has compiled a.986 fielding percentage with 11 errors. In their 15 losses, the Tigers have fielded at a.955 clip with 25 errors. With 20 bunt singles on the season, Auburn ranks second in the SEC (Mississippi St., 24) and fourth nationally. Keegan Thompson leads the SEC with 7 wins and has thrown 39.2 inn. in his 5 SEC starts for an average of 8 inn. per start. In its series at LSU, Auburn s bullpen threw seven innings of one-hit, shutout baseball with no walks and four strikeouts highlighted by Justin Camp s effort on Sunday where he allowed one hit over 5.1 innings with three strikeouts. Auburn is 18-2 when leading after six innings, 16-3 when leading after seven and 16-0 when leading after the eighth. In its 6-1 win at LSU last Saturday night, Auburn s Anfernee Grier and Cody Nulph each recorded a triple. The game marked the first time Auburn hit two triples in a game vs. an SEC opponent since April 29, 2012, vs. Tennessee. SERIES INFO Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Game Time: 6 p.m. Site: Auburn, Ala. / Plainsman Park (4,096) TV: SECN+ Talent: Andy Burcham (pbp), Rod Bramblett (color) Radio: 94.3 FM WGZZ.com Talent: Van Riggs (pbp), Brit Bowen (color) Live Stats:.com Twitter Updates: Postgame Recap:.com Series History (since 1949): AU, 9-1 Auburn: AU, 9-1 Montgomery: Never met Neutral Site: Never met Last Meeting: 2015; W, 7-5 Streak: AU W2 AUBURN 21-15, 5-10 SEC Tuesday: JR RHP Dalton Rentz (1-1, 3.67 ERA) Leaders Batting Average: SO OF Anfernee Grier (.396) Runs: SO OF Anfernee Grier (29) 2B: SO OF Anfernee Grier (17) RBI: SO C Blake Logan (22) Stolen Bases: SO OF Anfernee Grier (6-12) ALABAMA ST , 12-3 SWAC Head Coach: Mervyl Melendez (Bethune-Cookman, 1996) Career: (15th season) at ASU: (3rd season) Tuesday: SO RHP Tyler Howe (1-0, 4.88 ERA) Leaders Batting Average: SR OF Cesar Rivera (.421) HR: SR OF Waldyvan Estrada (7) RBI: SR OF Waldyvan Estrada (42) Stolen Bases: SO C Chris Biocic (9-12) POTENTIAL STARTING LINEUP Pos. # Player AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-SBA BB HBP C 1 Blake Logan B 20 Daniel Robert B 5 Melvin Gray B 43 Kyler Deese SS 17 Cody Nulph LF 23 Jordan Ebert CF 10 Anfernee Grier RF 6 Damon Haecker DH 11 Sam Gillikin

2 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES AUBURN S RECORD WHEN... Overall SEC Non-Conference Home Away Neutral Current streak...l1 Last 5 games Last 10 games Situational: AU scores first Opp. scores first AU scores 4+ runs AU scores 3 runs or less AU leads after 7 innings innings AU trails after 7 innings innings Game tied after 7 innings innings Extra Innings Come-from-behind wins run games run games run games Games decided by 5+ runs vs. LH Starter vs. RH Starter More hits than opponent Fewer hits than opponent Hits are tied AU has 10+ hits Opp. has 10+ hits Hit a home run Opp. hits a home run AU quality start Opp. quality start AU commits no errors Opp. commits no errors By Day: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Day Games (first pitch before 6 p.m.) Night Games (first pitch after 6 p.m.) Doubleheaders By Month: February March April May UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Auburn, Ala. Enrollment 25,134 Founded October 1, 1856 Nickname Tigers Colors Burnt Orange and Navy Blue President Dr. Jay Gogue Athletics Director Jay Jacobs Conference Southeastern (SEC West) Stadium / Capacity Samford Stadium-Hitchcock Field at Plainsman Park / 4,096 Ticket Office Phone BASEBALL COACHING / SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach Sunny Golloway (Okla. Christian, 1984) Record at Auburn / Seasons (.508) / 2nd Career Coaching Record / Seasons (.659) / 19th Assoc. Head Coach / Recruiting Coord. / Pitching Tom Holliday (Miami, 1975) Assistant Coach / Hitting Greg Norton (Oklahoma, 1994) Volunteer Assistant Hunter Vick (West Florida, 2004) Director of Baseball Operations / Camps Scott Duval (Auburn, 1999) Strength & Conditioning Coach Ryan Jenkins (Auburn, 2014) Athletic Trainer Anthony Sandersen (S. Dakota State, 2004) PROGRAM HISTORY All-Time Program Record 1,933-1,295-6 (.598) College World Series Appearances / Last 4 / 1997 College World Series Record 3-8 (.273) NCAA Regional Appearances/ Last 18 / 2010 NCAA Regional Record (.513) NCAA Super Regional Appearances / Last 1 / 1999 NCAA Super Regional Record 0-2 (.000) Last Postseason Opponent Clemson / 2010 Auburn (Ala.) Regional Result Lost, 7-13 POSTSEASON HISTORY College World Series Appearances: 4 (1967, 1947, 1994, 1997) Super Regional Appearances: 1 (1999) NCAA Regional Appearances: 18 (1963, 1967, 1976, 1978, 1987, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2010) NCAA Regional Titles: 5 (1967, 1947, 1994, 1997, 1999) By Jersey: White Blue Orange Gray Pinstripes Throwbacks White Vest Gray/Pins/Camo hat Blue/Gray/Camo hat

3 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL No. Name Pos. Cl. B-T Ht. Wt. Exp. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Blake Logan C So. R-R L Muscle Shoals, Ala. (Muscle Shoals) 2 Alex Polston IF Jr. R-R JC Oklahoma City, Okla. (Seminole State [Okla.]) 5 Melvin Gray IF Jr. R-R JC Texarkana, Texas (South Mountain) 6 Damon Haecker IF So. S-R L Altamonte Springs, Fla. (Lake Brantley) 7 Keegan Thompson RHP/IF So. R-R L Cullman, Ala. (Cullman) 8 Austin Murphy OF Fr. L-L HS Jacksonville, Fla. (Episcopal) 10 Anfernee Grier OF So. R-R L Phenix City, Ala. (Russell County) 11 Sam Gillikin OF Jr. L-R L Hoover, Ala. (Hoover) 12 Kevin Davis RHP So. R-R L Brewton, Ala. (Brewton) 15 J.J. Shaffer OF So. R-R L Auburn, Ala. (Auburn) 16 Trey Wingenter RHP Jr. R-R L Madison, Ala. (Bob Jones) 17 Cody Nulph IF Jr. R-R JC Placentia, Calif. (Orange Coast) 18 Dalton Rentz RHP Jr. R-R JC Mobile, Ala. (Chattahoochee Valley) 19 Jackson Burgreen OF Jr. L-L L Athens, Ala. (Athens) 20 Daniel Robert IF So. L-R L Hoover, Ala. (Briarwood Christian) 21 Dylan Smith IF/OF Jr. R-R L Pinson, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville) 22 Ben Craft C/IF R-So. L-R TR Birmingham, Ala. (UAB) 23 Jordan Ebert IF/OF Jr. R-R L Foley, Ala. (Baldwin County) 24 Robby Clements RHP Sr. R-R L Birmingham, Ala. (Wallace State) 25 Izaac Yarbrough LHP R-So. L-L JC Cullman, Ala. (Wallace State) 27 Justin Camp RHP R-Jr. R-R L Decatur, Ala. (Austin) 28 Jacob Milliman RHP Sr. R-R L Deatsville, Ala. (Pensacola) 30 Steven Barranca RHP R-Fr. R-R TR Alpharetta, Ga. (College of Charleston) 31 Brett Olson IF Fr. L-L HS Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar) 33 Andrew Maxwell LHP Fr. L-L HS Marietta, Ga. (Mount Paran) 34 Garrett Deloney LHP Fr. L-L HS Montgomery, Ala. (Alabama Christian) 35 Bo Decker OF Jr. R-R JC Clermont, Fla. (Seminole State [Fla.]) 36 Hunter Tackett OF/IF Fr. R-R HS Knoxville, Tenn. (Anderson County) 37 Rocky McCord RHP Sr. R-R L Spanish Fort, Ala. (Spanish Fort) 38 Will Thompson LHP R-So. L-L JC Bonifay, Fla. (Tallahassee) 41 Sam Mason RHP Jr. R-R JC Beverly Hills, Calif. (West Los Angeles) 42 Ricky Negron IF So. R-R JC Babylon, N.Y. (Tallahassee) 43 Kyler Deese C/IF R-So. L-R JC Auburn, Ala. (Central Alabama) 49 Cole Lipscomb RHP R-So. R-R L Prattville, Ala. (Edgewood Academy) Head Coach: Sunny Golloway, Oklahoma Christian (1984), second season Assoc. Head Coach: Tom Holliday, Miami (1975), first season Assistant Coach: Greg Norton, Oklahoma (1994), second season Volunteer Assistant: Hunter Vick, West Florida (2004), second season Director of Baseball Operations & Camps: Scott Duval, Auburn (1999), 18th season Strength & Conditioning Coach: Ryan Jenkins, Auburn (2014), first season Athletic Trainer: Anthony Sandersen, South Dakota St. (2004), fifth season Communications: Taylor Bryan, Troy (2009), first season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Steven BARRANCA... BUH-ron-KUH Jackson BURGREEN...BURR-green Jordan EBERT...E-burt Sam GILLIKIN... GILL-ih-kin Anfernee GRIER... ann-fur-nee GREER Damon HAECKER... HECK-er Jacob MILLIMAN...Mill-eh-mun Ricky NEGRON...NEH-groan Alex POLSTON... POLE-stun Daniel ROBERT...ROB-urt JJ SHAFFER...SHAY-fur Trey WINGENTER... WING-enter 3

4 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES 29 SUNNY GOLLOWAY HEAD COACH THE AUBURN SKIPPER Three-time Oklahoma Baseball Coaches Association Coach of the Year (1998, 2001, 2010) Four-time Mid-Continent Conference Coach of the Year (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002) Two-time NBC Coach of the Year (1993, 1994) Sunny Golloway, who enters his second season on the Plains in 2015, was named Auburn s 17th head baseball coach on June 14, Golloway spent the previous eight seasons ( ) as head coach at the University of Oklahoma, where he led the Sooners to seven NCAA Regional berths, four NCAA Super Regionals and the 2010 College World Series. The goal in this search was to find a proven winner who can put our baseball program in a position to compete for championships, and we found our man in Coach Golloway... After having the chance to hear his vision for Auburn baseball, there is no doubt in my mind he has the tenacity, the passion and the drive to get our program back to a level that matches our strong baseball heritage. - Auburn Athletics Director Jay Jacobs GOLLOWAY IS A REGIONAL REGULAR Golloway has been a proven winner at each of his head coaching stops. In 17 full seasons as a head coach - eight seasons each at Oklahoma and Oral Roberts as well as one at Auburn - Golloway has amassed a record of (.660), including 12 seasons with at least 40 wins entering the 2015 season. He recorded a mark of (.656) in eight-plus seasons as the Oklahoma head coach, an average of more than 40 wins per season. Prior to the 2013 season, Golloway s winning percentage ranked No. 15 nationally among active head coaches. GOLLOWAY IN 19th SEASON AS HEAD COACH In 2013 at Oklahoma, Golloway led the Sooners to a overall record, a Big 12 Tournament title, an NCAA Regional title and a Super Regional appearance. His final team at Oklahoma also produced a pair of All-Americans, including pitcher Jonathan Gray, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2013 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Under Golloway, Oklahoma posted the program s fifth-straight 40-win regular season in 2013, making Oklahoma one of a few programs nationally to win at least 40 games in five consecutive years. The Sooners finished third in the Big 12 standings while making the program s sixth-straight NCAA postseason appearance (36th overall). OU finished the 2013 campaign ranked as high as No. 18 in the nation after falling to LSU in the NCAA Baton Rouge Super Regional. The Sooners hosted three NCAA Regionals under Golloway while appearing in the program s only Super Regional appearances (2006, 2010, 2012 and 2013) and making it back to the College World Series in 2010 for the first time since BIG LEAGUE GUIDANCE Golloway has produced 83 MLB draft picks in his 18-year tenure as a collegiate head coach, and a total of 116 players have been draft selections in his 23 years in college baseball. He has also coached 95 all-conference selections between his three head coaching stops, including 61 All-Big 12 selections at Oklahoma from Three of OU s recruiting classes under Golloway were ranked in the top 10 in Collegiate Baseball s national rankings, including the 2007 group of newcomers that was tabbed the fourth best in the country, the highest ranking since 1987 and tied for the second best in program history. At ORU, Golloway posted a mark of (.682). He coached 16 All-Americans, three Freshman All-Americans and 26 of his ORU players were drafted or signed professional contracts. He was honored four times as Mid-Continent Conference Coach of the Year by his peers (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002). Golloway is a former Team USA assistant and head coach of several collegiate summer teams. In the summer of 2002, he was selected to serve as pitching coach for the USA Baseball National Team. Under his direction, the team recorded the lowest ERA in its history. Golloway also helped team USA to a silver medal. FAMILY MAN Coach Golloway and his wife, Charlotte, have three children: Sunni Kate, Taylor and Callen. Golloway has 23 years experience as a collegiate coach. He served as an assistant coach at Oklahoma from , helping lead the Sooners to three trips to the College World Series in those four years and a national title in He took over as head coach at Oral Roberts in 1996, and the Golden Eagles won the Mid-Continent Conference title and advanced to an NCAA Regional in each of his final six seasons at ORU. 4

5 @AUBURN_BASEBALL NATIONAL POLLS BASEBALL AMERICA 4/13 1. Texas A&M 2. LSU 3. UCLA 4. Louisville 5. Vanderbilt 6. TCU 7. Arizona State 8. Florida 9. Miami (Fla.) 10. USC 11. UC Santa Barbara 12. Illinois 13. Florida State 14. Missouri 15. Missouri State 16. Dallas Baptist 17. Oklahoma State 18. Coastal Carolina 19. UCF 20. Iowa 21. Florida Atlantic 22. College of Charleston 23. North Carolina 24. Maryland 25. Texas Tech NCBWA 4/13 1. Texas A&M 2. LSU 3. UCLA 4. Louisville 5. Vanderbilt 6. Florida 7. TCU 8. Arizona State 9. Miami (Fla.) 10. UC Santa Barbara 11. USC 12. Illinois 13. Florida State 14. Oklahoma State 15. Florida Atlantic 16. Rice 17. Dallas Baptist 18. UCF 19. Texas Tech 20. Coastal Carolina 21. Virginia 22. College of Charleston 23. Maryland 24. Nebraska 25. Houston 26. Missouri State 27. South Carolina 28. Iowa 29. Georgia Tech 30. Missouri D1 BASEBALL 4/13 1. Texas A&M 2. LSU 3. UCLA 4. Arizona State 5. Louisville 6. Florida 7. Vanderbilt 8. TCU 9. UC Santa Barbara 10. Miami (Fla.) 11. Illinois 12. USC 13. Florida State 14. Missouri 15. Oklahoma State 16. Florida Atlantic 17. Missouri State 18. Coastal Carolina 19. Iowa 20. UC Irvine 21. Dallas Baptist 22. Maryland 23. Nebraska 24. UCF 25 UNC Wilmington COLLEGIATE BASEBALL 4/13 1. Texas A&M 2. UCLA 3. LSU 4. Louisville 5. Arizona State 6. Miami (Fla.) 7. Vanderbilt 8. TCU 9. Florida State 10. Oklahoma State 11. UC Santa Barbara 12. Florida 13. USC 14. Iowa 15. UCF 16. California 17. Missouri 18. Illinois 19. UC Irvine 20. Oregon State 21. Missouri State 22. Nebraska 23. Oklahoma 24. Georgia Tech 25. Notre Dame 26. Maryland 27. Texas Tech 28. Houston 29. Coastal Carolina 30. College of Charleston USA TODAY COACHES 4/13 1. Texas A&M 2. LSU 3. UCLA 4. Vanderbilt 5. Louisville 6. TCU 7. Florida 8. Arizona State 9. Miami (Fla.) 10. UC Santa Barbara 11. USC 12. Illinois 13. Florida State 14. Oklahoma State 15. Florida Atlantic 16. Rice 17. Dallas Baptist 18. Missouri 19. UCF 20. Coastal Carolina 21. Missouri State 22. Maryland 23. Virginia 24. Iowa 25. Nebraska AUBURN IN THE POLLS BA D1 CB NC USA Pre / / /2 -- RV -- RV RV 3/9 -- RV 30 RV RV 3/ / / / / NEWS & NOTES KYLER ON CUE Kyler Deese is Auburn s leading hitter in SEC play with a.366 average, which is 14th in the league. He is tied for the team lead with nine RBI in league play despite having only the seventh-most at-bats in SEC games. Overall, Deese is third on the team with 19 RBI, only three RBI behind the team leader, despite being seventh on the team with 99 at-bats, Deese has driven in four runs this season that have tied a game or given Auburn the lead. BIG WEEK FOR BULLPEN In its series at LSU, Auburn s bullpen threw seven innings of 1-hit, shutout baseball with no walks and four strikeouts highlighted by Justin Camp s effort on Sunday where he allowed one hit over 5.1 innings with three strikeouts. This was following six innings of shutout baseball by the Tigers relievers against Georgia State on Wednesday night. For the week, Auburn s bullpen threw 13 scoreless innings, allowing four hits and striking out eight while giving up zero walks. OUCH!!!! Auburn s hitters have been hit by a pitch 118 times in 92 games under head coach Sunny Golloway. The Tigers were hit by a pitch a total of 92 times in the two seasons prior to him taking the reigns of the program (115 games). Sophomore infielder/outfielder Damon Haecker has been hit by a pitch a team-high 21 times over the last two season. Auburn won a game over Arkansas on a walk-off hit by pitch in the bottom of the ninth as Cody Nulph was hit with the bases loaded to bring in the winning run. GRIER IN GEAR Anfernee Grier s 19 extra base hits (17 2B and 2 3B) this season are more than any Auburn player had in Last season Blake Austin led the Tigers with 14 extra base hits (11 2B and 3 HR). Grier s 17 doubles are the most by an Auburn player since Creede Simpson had 18 in The sophomore from Phenix City, Ala. leads the SEC in hits and doubles and ranks third in batting average. As a team, Auburn s 89 extra base hits and 65 doubles this season (36 games) match the Tigers totals from all of last season. SOLID IN THE FIELD Auburn tied a program record with a.970 fielding percentage in 2014 and is on its way to another record-breaking season in the field. The Tigers currently hold a.973 mark overall, including a.974 mark in conference play. The Auburn defense did not commit an error from the eighth inning on March 21 vs. Vanderbilt until the sixth inning on April 3 vs. Arkansas, a span of 49.2 innings. The streak of five straight error-free games was the longest for Auburn since a five game streak from March 18-March 23 last season. STOLEN BASE SUCCESS Auburn tied a season-high with four stolen bases at Samford. It was the Tigers fourth game with multiple stolen bases this season. Auburn was successful on two of its three stolen base attempts at Georgia Tech. It was just the Tigers third game with multiple stolen bases this season. The Tigers have 23 stolen bases on the season led by Anfernee Grier s six. Five different Auburn players have at least three steals and 10 different players have stolen at least one base. Auburn was 2-for-2 on steal attempts against Georgia State, the fifth game this season with multiple stolen bases for the Tigers. 5

6 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES MORE NEWS & NOTES THOMPSON IN CONTROL All-American Keegan Thompson is tied for the conference lead in SEC play with four wins so far this season. In those games, he has gone 4-1 with a 2.50 ERA and has struck out 29 batters in 39.2 IP. Thompson has gone at least 6.2 innings in last seven starts (6 vs. SEC competition & 1 vs. Georgia Tech) and has posted a 2.50 ERA with 50 K s in 54 innings of work in those games. In his most recent outing, Thompson threw a complete game at LSU, allowing one run on six hits with one walk and three strikeouts against the SEC s top-hitting team. He became the first Auburn pitcher in 15 years to throw consecutive complete games. Colter Bean was the last Auburn hurler to accomplish the feat, doing so against UNC Charlotte and South Carolina in Thompson has now thrown four career complete games and holds a record of 7-2 in 2015 with an 2.44 ERA. HISTORICAL SHUTOUTS Auburn shut out Mississippi State 5-0 on Friday night and 4-0 on Saturday, making it the first time that the Tigers have thrown shutouts in consecutive SEC games since March 17, 2002 vs. Kentucky (5-0) and March 22, 2002 at Tennessee (3-0). It was the first time Auburn had thrown shutouts in consecutive games since March 2, 2001 vs. Charleston Southern (5-0) and March 6, 2001 vs. Georgia Tech (4-0) and the first time Auburn had thrown two shutouts in an SEC series since shutting out Ole Miss 5-0 and 1-0 on March 12, The shutouts were Auburn s first vs. Mississippi State in Starkville since 1976 and first vs. the Bulldogs anywhere since Additionally, the series also marked the first time Auburn had back-toback road SEC shutouts since beating Georgia 1-0 and 19-0 on May 5-6, MORE PITCHING AT MSU Auburn s pitching staff only allowed three runs in its series at Mississippi State. On the weekend, the Tigers lowered their team ERA from 3.80 to The three runs were the fewest Auburn had allowed in a 3-game SEC series since holding South Carolina to three runs in The Tigers beat the Gamecocks 4-1, 3-2 (7 innings) and 6-0. It was the second time this season allowing three or less runs to a three-game series opponent (Radford). Prior to the Radford series, that feat had not occurred since Feb against Elon. The series win was Auburn s first over Mississippi State since 2012 and the first in Starkville since CAMP IS CLUTCH Auburn closer Justin Camp has been clutch for the Tigers in The junior from Decatur, Ala. has 31 strikeouts in 26.2 innings pitched this year. Camp has recorded four saves equaling Auburn s team leader in 2014, Terrance Dedrick, who had four. Auburn s eight saves through its first 22 games equaled the total the Tigers had in all of As Auburn made a comeback in game three with Vanderbilt, Camp provided 4.0 innings and struck out 4 while allowing only one run on 4 hits. He provided 5.1 innings of shutout relief in the Sunday game at LSU, only allowing one hit and striking out three while not allowing a walk. GRIER SETS THE TABLE Grier recorded a hit in each of the first 15 games of the season, extending his hitting streak to 17 games dating back through the final two games of the 2014 season. He has 11 multi-hit games and a hit in 23 of the first 25 games in In 35 games from 5/1/14 through 3/24/15, Grier hit in 32-of-35 starts with an average of.380 (52-for-137) in that stretch. Grier s career-high streak of 17 games was the longest for Auburn since Casey McElroy hit in 18 straight during the 2011 season. GRIER NAMED SEC POTW Anfernee Grier was named the SEC Player of the Week on March 2. He batted.500 with nine hits in 18 at-bats, including going 5-for-8 against No. 27 Georgia Tech and No. 10 Oklahoma State. Grier scored six runs and drove in three RBI. Also was a perfect 2-for-2 in stolen base attempts as Auburn posted a 3-1 record on the week. KEEGAN DOMINATES In his two starts against Georgia Tech and Alabama, Keegan Thompson struck out 21 in 14.1 IP against only 1 walk while posting a 2.51 ERA. His 12 punch outs vs. Alabama in the Capital City Classic were the most by an Auburn pitcher since Jon Luke Jacobs struck out 13 vs. Alabama State on Feb. 28, 2012 and the most vs. SEC competition since Grant Dayton had 12 vs. Mississippi State on May 2, RACKING UP THE K S Auburn s pitching staff tallied 10 games with double digits strikeouts in the first 25 games of That is four more doubledigit strikeout games than the Tigers had in all of On the season, Auburn has averaged 8.1 strikeouts per nine innings, which is the Tigers best mark since striking out 8.7 batters per nine innings in That mark ranks 66th nationally and eighth in the SEC. K S IN WINS VERSUS LOSSES Auburn pitching staff has a 195:60 strikeout to walk ratio in the team s 21 wins and a 88:77 strikeout to walk ratio in its 15 losses. The staff has averaged 9.3 strikeouts and 2.9 walks in its wins and 5.9 strikeouts and 5.1 walks in its losses. GETTING IN THE GROOVE In the first 17 games of 2015, Auburn scored 102 runs and collected 51 extra base hits. The Tigers didn t score their 102nd run until the 22nd game and didn t record their 51st extra base hit until the 28th game in DEPTH TO SPARE Auburn used 10 different batting orders in its first 13 games. The only player who hit in the same spot in the lineup in each of those games was Anfernee Grier in the leadoff spot. Four different players hit in the 4-hole, 5-hole, 8-hole and 9-hole while Auburn hit seven different players in the sixth and seven spots in the lineup. Fifteen different position players started at least one game. BACK-TO-BACK JACKS Against Alabama State, Auburn s Daniel Robert and Hunter Tackett hit back-to-back home runs in the fourth inning to cut its deficit to 3-2 in the game. It was the first time Auburn hitters had gone deep back-to-back since Cullen Wacker and Garrett Cooper did it at Texas A&M int he third inning on April 6, It was the first time the feat had occurred at Plainsman Park since Justin Fradejas and Dan Gamache went yard against Texas Southern on 4/27/11. 6 SEC LEADERS OFFENSE Batting Average 1. Nick Banks, TAMU Josh Tobias, UF Anfernee Grier, AU.389 Home Runs 1. Andrew Benintendi, ARK JJ Schwarz, UF Harrison Bader, UF 11 Runs Batted In 1. JJ Schwarz, UF Harrison Bader, UF Kyle Martin, USC 39 Andrew Benintendi, ARK 39 Doubles 1. Anfernee Grier, AU Tyler Spoon, ARK Alex Bregman, LSU 13 Mikey White, ALA 13 PITCHING Earned Run Average 1. Alex Lange, LSU Logan Shore, UF Jared Walsh, UGA 1.82 Wins 1. Keegan Thompson, AU 7 Grayson Long, TAMU 7 3. Eight tied 6 Strikeouts 1. Carson Fulmer, VU Bret Marks, UT Ryan Lawlor, UGA 62 Saves 1. Jesse Stallings, LSU Taylor Widener, USC 8 Breckin Williams, MIZ 8

7 MORE NEWS & NOTES TAKING CARE OF LEADOFF MAN Auburn pitchers retired the leadoff batter in 20 of 27 innings in the three games against Binghamton. In those 20 innings, the Tigers allowed a total of five runs. In the seven innings that the leadoff man reached, Auburn allowed eight runs. PINCH HIT SUCCESS On the season, Auburn substitutes are batting.372 (16-of-43) and have scored 11 runs. Those subs have also have 10 RBI, three doubles and two triples. Leading the way off the bench is Damon Haecker (2-for-2) and Sam Gillikin (5-for-8, two RBI). JJ Shaffer is 5-for-9 with three runs and three RBI. TIGERS IN THE DRAFT Auburn has nine players on its team that chose to attend Auburn rather than signing a professional contract. Those nine players have been drafted a total of 10 times. Player Draft Year Round Team Bo Decker th New York (AL) Sam Gillikin rd Atlanta Anfernee Grier th Detroit Sam Mason th Chicago (AL) Rocky McCord th Minnesota st Kansas City Ricky Negron th San Diego Alex Polston th Miami Hunter Tackett th Milwaukee Trey Wingenter th Seattle PITCHING DOMINATES RADFORD Auburn pitchers allowed only one earned run to Radford in three games (24 innings of baseball). The staff only allowed three runs total and posted a team ERA of 0.38 for the series. Auburn s three earned runs allowed in the three-game series with Radford are the fewest allowed by the Tigers in a three-game series since holding Elon to just three runs from Feb March 2, Auburn swept with 11-1, 3-1 & 7-1 wins. OPENING WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS Auburn improved to (.758) on Opening Day since 1949 and has won five straight openers. Coach Golloway improved his mark to 2-0 on opening day at Auburn. In 18 opening days as a head coach, he is 15-3 (6-2 at Oklahoma, 7-1 at Oral Roberts). The opening day shutout was the ninth for the Tigers since Junior OF Jordan Ebert homered in his first at-bat on Opening Day, becoming the first Tiger to accomplish that feat since Mike Bianucci against ETSU in Auburn s Keegan Thompson, Cole Lipscomb and Justin Camp combined for 15 Ks on Friday - the most since 2/28/2010. CALL ME MR. HECK-ER The correct pronunciation for Auburn sophomore infielder Damon Haecker s last name is HECK-er. PERFECT GAME CLASS RANKS Multiple members of the Auburn roster were ranked highly among their peers according to Perfect Game. RHP/IF Keegan Thompson was ranked as the 14th best sophomore in all of college baseball. OF Anfernee Grier came in at No. 46 on the list. Junior RHP Trey Wingenter ranked 78th in his class, while OF Sam Gillikin was listed as the 89th best thirdyear player. RHP Rocky McCord was ranked the 37th best senior in all of college baseball and OF Hunter Tackett was ranked as the 83rd best freshman. BIG HURT ENTERS THE HALL Former Auburn first baseman Frank Thomas became the first player that played in the SEC to go into the National Baseball Hall of Fame when he was elected in The two-time American League MVP was elected in his first year on the ballot following a stellar career that included four All-Star selections and a World Series win in 2005 while with the Chicago White Sox. GOLDEN SPIKES WATCH LIST Auburn sophomore RHP/IF Keegan Thompson was named to the Golden Spikes preseason watch list by USA Baseball on Feb. 10. Thompson was one of 50 players named to the preseason list GAME BROADCASTS GALORE More than 40 of Auburn s 56 games in 2015 will be broadcast through mutliple media outlets as part of the SEC s partnership with ESPN and the SEC Network. Nine of Auburn s games will be featured on national television, including broadcasts on SECN and ESPNU. For a full television schedule, see page one of this notes package. HOLLIDAY JOINS STAFF Auburn added new associate head coach/pitching coach Tom Holliday in June. Holliday has helped lead 15 teams to College World Series experiences and two national championships. He comes to Auburn after spending the past eight seasons as associate head coach at North Carolina State, where he most recently helped lead the Wolfpack to the 2013 College World Series and groomed ace pitcher Carlos Rodon into the No. 3 overall MLB Draft pick in He is the father of St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday and Oklahoma State head coach Josh Holliday. EXPERIENCED SOPHOMORES Auburn returns six sophomore position players that saw substantial playing time as freshmen. The group of infielder Keegan Thompson, outfielder Anfernee Grier, infielder Damon Haecker, catcher Blake Logan, infielder Daniel Robert and outfielder J.J. Shaffer combined to start 197 games in All six return for 2015 and are expected to play significant AUBURN IN THE NATIONAL AND SEC RANKINGS (As of April 13) TEAM TOTAL NCAA SEC Doubles Fielding Percentage Hit by Pitch Shutouts K/per 9 innings Triples INDIVIDUAL 6 DAMON HAECKER TOTAL NCAA SEC Walks Hit by Pitch ANFERNEE GRIER TOTAL NCAA SEC Batting Average Doubles Hits On Base Percentage Total Bases JUSTIN CAMP TOTAL NCAA SEC Appearances Saves BLAKE LOGAN TOTAL NCAA SEC Sacrifice Flies JORDAN EBERT TOTAL NCAA SEC Sac Bunts KEEGAN THOMPSON TOTAL NCAA SEC Strikeouts Wins WHIP BB/per 9 innings COLE LIPSCOMB TOTAL NCAA SEC ERA K/per 9 innings AUBURN IN THE RECORD BOOK Auburn broke the school record for batters hit by pitch in The Tigers finished with 76 batters hit by pitches for the year. Returning infielder Damon Haecker was second on the team after being plunked 13 times. It was the highest total since the Tigers were hit 73 times, then a record, in Auburn also equaled its best fielding percentage in program history at.970, a mark that the Tigers also accomplished in 2008 and

8 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES THE LAST TIME... BATTING SUPERLATIVES 5 Hits in a game Ryan Tella vs. Presbyterian [5-for-6, 3B ] (5/8/12) 6 Hits in a game Tyler Johnstone vs. Elon [6-for-7, 2B, 3B] (2/25/05) Reached base 6 times Damon Haecker vs. JSU [3-for-3, 3 BB] (3/1/15) 5 Runs in a game Casey McElroy vs. Troy (4/28/09) 6 Runs in a game never 10-game hitting streak A. Grier, 17 games, (May 16, 2014-March 7, 2015) 15-game hitting streak A. Grier, 17 games, (May 16, 2014-March 7, 2015) 20-game hitting streak Trent Mummey, 20 games (Feb. 21-March 20, 2009) 25-game hitting streak Justin Fradejas, 27 games (March 23-May 7, 2010) 30-game hitting streak Casey Dunn, 31 games (Feb. 22 [G1]-April 15, 1997) 3 doubles in a game Blake Austin vs. Ole Miss (5/4/13) 4 doubles in a game Ken Dempsey vs. Georgia (1971) 2 triples in a game Jay Gonzalez vs. Alabama State (2/28/12) 3 triples in a game never 2 home runs in one game Dan Glevenyak at Jacksonville State (5/7/13) 3 home runs in one game Tony Caldwell at Kentucky (4/9/11) 8 RBI in a game Justin Bryant at Georgia (3/19/10) 9 RBI in a game Hunter Morris at Georgia (3/21/10) 10 RBI in a game Bob Berry vs. Huntington (4/15/82) Grand Slam home run Zach Alvord vs. Presbyterian (5/8/12) Inside-the-park home run Ryan Tella vs. College of Charleston (2/23/13) HR to begin game Anfernee Grier vs. LSU (5/17/14) Two HR in one inning Dan Glevenyak at Jacksonville State (8th) (5/7/13) HR in consecutive at bats Dan Glevenyak at Jacksonville State (5/7/13) HR in three consecutive at bats Brian Fletcher vs. South Alabama (4/15/09) HR in consecutive games Damek Tomscha (3/11-12/14) HR in three consecutive games Damek Tomscha (3/9-12/14) HR in three consecutive SEC games Trent Mummey (4/17-23/10) HR in four consecutive games Joseph Sanders (5/10-15/08) HR in four consecutive SEC games Mike Bianucci (5/2-9/08) HR in five consecutive games Tim Lemons (4/6-10/85) Walk-off HR Damek Tomscha vs. Maine (2/15/13) Pinch-hit HR Patrick Savage [6th] & Kody Ortman [6th] vs. Alcorn State (2/21/12) Pinch-hit Grand Slam Heath Higgins at Arkansas [9th] (3/19/00) HR in first at-bat of season Jordan Ebert vs. Binghamton (2/13/15) Hit for the cycle Clete Thomas [3B, 1B, 1B, HR, 2B] vs. Arkansas (4/3/05) Stole Home Justin Hargett vs. Davidson (Gm 2) [4th] (3/3/10) Stole Two Bases in a Game R. Tella and J. Ebert vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/6/14) Stole Three Bases in a Game Hunter Kelley vs. Arkansas (5/18/13) Hit by a Pitch More Than Once in a game Hunter Tackett vs. Xavier (2) (3/7/15) Hit by a Pitch 3 or more times in a game Dan Glevenyak at Alabama (4) (4/11/14) Scored 20 or more runs 22 vs. Alcorn State (2/21/12) Scored 25 or more runs 26 vs. Troy (4/28/09) Scored 30 or more runs 32 vs. Troy (3/2/94) Scored 5+ Runs in an Inning 5, vs. Arkansas (3rd) (4/3/15) Scored 6+ Runs in an Inning 6, vs. Binghamton (8th) (2/15/15) Scored 7+ Runs in an Inning 8, vs. Arkansas (5th) (5/18/2013) Scored 8+ Runs in an Inning 8, vs. Arkansas (5th) (5/18/2013) Scored 9+ Runs in an Inning 12, at Jacksonville State (8th) (5/7/13) 10+ Runs in an Inning 12, at Jacksonville State (8th) (5/7/13) 10+ Hits in an Inning 11 vs. Furman [5th] (2/12/00) Scored in every inning vs. Coppin State (3/18/14) Recorded 15 or more hits 17 vs. #10 Oklahoma State (2/28/15) Recorded 20 or more hits 20, vs. Alcorn State (2/21/12) Hit 3 or more Home Runs in an Inning 3, at Jacksonville State (8th) (5/7/13) Hit 3 or more Home Runs in a Game 3, vs. Alabama State (2/18/15) Hit 5 or more Home Runs in a Game 5, at Kentucky (4/10/11) Hit more than 5 Home Runs in a Game 7, vs. Mississippi State (5/8/10) Hit Back-to-Back Home Runs D. Robert & H. Tackett vs. Alabama State (4th) (2/18/15) Hit Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs Brian Fletcher, Hunter Morris & Kevin Patterson vs. Mississippi State (5th) (5/8/10) Had 5+ Doubles at Samford (5) (3/31/15) Had 6+ Doubles vs. Xavier (6) (3/8/15) Had 7+ Doubles vs. Alabama A&M (7) (4/18/12) Had 8+ Doubles vs. Tennessee (10) (5/15/10) Stole 5+ Bases in a Game 5, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/6/14) Stole 6+ Bases in a Game 6, vs. Presbyterian (3/2/14) Stole 7+ Bases in a Game 7, vs. Presbyterian (5/8/12) Stole 8+ Bases in a Game 8, vs. Alcorn State (2/22/12) Walked 10+ Times 10, vs. Maine (2/16/13) Did Not Strike Out in a Game vs. Belmont (3/11/12) PITCHING SUPERLATIVES INDIVIDUAL Nine-inning No-hitter Eric Brandon vs. Murray State (3/2/02) Nine-inning No-hitter (combined) Mike Mueller [2.0], Lee Carter [1.0], Brandon Channell [1.0], Reid Price [1.0], Andrew Skinner [1.0], Arnold Hughey [1.0], Ken Clayton [1.0], Cory Dueitt [0.2], Sean Jones [0.1] vs. UAB (3/19/02) Seven-inning No-hitter Jason Johnson vs. LaGrange College (4/30/91) Nine-Inning Perfect Game Eric Brandon vs. Murray State (3/2/02) Seven-Inning Perfect Game Jason Johnson vs. LaGrange College (4/30/91) Nine-inning One-hitter (individual) Keegan Thompson vs. Presbyterian (3/1/14) Nine-inning One-hitter (combined) Justin Camp [6.2], Terrance Dedrick [1.1], Jay Wade [0.2], Rocky McCord [0.1], at Kennesaw State (3/11/14) Five-inning One-hitter Kevin Davis [3.2], Jacob Milliman [1.1], vs. Radford (2/22/15) Complete Game Keegan Thompson vs. LSU (4/11/15) Complete Game Shutout Dillon Ortman vs. Texas A&M (3/14/14) Consecutive Complete Games Keegan Thompson vs. Arkansas and LSU (4/4 & 4/11/15) Struck Out 10 Batters 12 by Keegan Thompson vs. Alabama (3/3/15) Struck Out 11 Batters 12 by Keegan Thompson vs. Alabama (3/3/15) Struck Out 12 Batters 12 by Keegan Thompson vs. Alabama (3/3/15) Struck Out 13 Batters 13 by Jon Luke Jacobs vs. Alabama State (2/28/12) Struck Out 14 Batters 15 by Chris Bootcheck vs. West Virginia (3/6/99) Struck Out 15 Batters 15 by Chris Bootcheck vs. West Virginia (3/6/99) TEAM Struck Out 15 Batters Keegan Thompson [5], Cole Lipscomb [8], Justin Camp [2] vs. Binghamton (2/13/15) Shut out an opponent 4-0 at Miss. State (3/28/15) Consecutive shutouts 5-0 and 4-0 at Miss. State (3/27-28/15) Shut out an SEC Opponent 4-0 at Miss. State (3/28/15) Shut out an SEC Opponent on the Road 4-0 at Miss. State (3/28/15) Consecutive SEC shutouts 5-0 and 4-0 at Miss. State (3/27-28/15) Consecutive SEC shutouts on the Road 5-0 and 4-0 at Miss. State (3/27-28/15) Was shut out 7-0 vs. Samford (3/10/15) Was held to one hit at Vanderbilt (3/24/06) FIELDING SUPERLATIVES 2 Errors in a game Cody Nulph vs. Jacksonville State (2/27/15) 3 Errors in a game Cody Nulph vs. Samford (3/10/15) 4 Errors in a game Brett Burnham at Alabama (4/5/00) 3 Double Plays turned in a game vs. South Carolina (4/20/14) 4 Double Plays turned in a game vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/6/14) 5 Double Plays turned in a game never Triple Play (Auburn) vs. Memphis (5/22/78) Triple Play (Opponent) at Florida [4th] (3/15/08) Threw A Runner Out At Plate Ebert/Nulph vs. Mississippi State (4th) (3/21/15) Threw A Runner Out At Plate To End Game Creede Simpson vs. Florida (5/19/12) MISC. SUPERLATIVES Won 10 or more consecutive games 13 (2/2-24/01) Won 15 or more consecutive games 17 (2/7-3/5/97) Won 8 or more consecutive SEC games 9 (4/1-21/95) Lost 5 or more consecutive games 5 (5/1-9/09) Home Winning Streak 12 (3/30-5/4/01) Road Winning Streak 10 (3/4-29/03) Season-Opening Winning Streak 13 (2/2-24/01) Extra-Innings Victory 3-2, 11 innings vs. Xavier (3/7/15) Extra-Innings Loss 7-6, 10 innings vs. No. 4 Vanderbilt (3/21/15) Swept a 3-game Series Xavier (3/6-8/15) Swept a Road Series at Kentucky (4/8-10/11) Swept a Road SEC Series at Kentucky (4/8-10/11) Swept an SEC Series Tennessee (4/27-29/12) Swept a 4-game Series Maine (2/15-17/13) Swept a Double Header vs. Radford (2/21/15) Allowed 3 runs or fewer in a series 3 vs. Radford (2/21-22/15) Allowed 3 runs or fewer in a SEC series 3 vs. Miss. State (3/27-29/15) Allowed 3 runs or fewer in a road series 3 vs. Miss. State (3/27-29/15) Allowed 3 runs or fewer in a SEC road series 3 vs. Miss. State (3/27-29/15) Overcome a deficit of 7+ runs 9 runs, [9-0, 16-14] vs. Mississippi State (5/8/10) Won a 1-0 Game vs. Samford (4/9/93) Lost a 1-0 Game vs. Ohio State (2/15/14) Walk-off win vs. Xavier (11 inn.) (3/7/15) Walk-off loss at Kentucky (10 inn.) (5/11/14) 8

9 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL HITTER PROFILES 19 JACKSON BURGREEN OF JR Athens, AL Athens Made first start since May 2014 at LSU Has started 36 career games CAREER At Bats: 6, three times Runs: 3, vs. Maine (2/16/13) Hits: 2, seven times RBI: 2, two times Steals: 1, three times 22 BEN CRAFT C SO Birmingham, Ala. Briarwood First career RBI in win at Samford Sat out 2014 season after transferring At Bats: 3, three times Runs: 1, two times Hits: 3, at LSU (4/12/15) RBI: 1, three times Walks: 1, vs. Vanderbilt (3/21/15) 35 BO DECKER OF JR Clermont, Fla. Seminole St. (Fla.) Made first start since mid-february at LSU on 4/10 Drafted in 39th round of 2012 draft by NY Yankees At Bats: 4, three times Runs: 2, vs. Binghamton (2/15/15) Hits: 2, vs. Binghamton (2/13/15) RBI: 3, vs. Binghamton (2/15/15) Walks: 1, vs. Xavier (3/8/15) Steals: KYLER DEESE IF/C SO Auburn, Ala. Central Ala. CC Leads the team with a.366 BA and 9 RBIs in SEC play Had six hits vs. Arkansas and five vs. LSU 2-run homer at Samford (3/31), finished with 3 RBI Go ahead 3 RBI double in win vs. Vanderbilt Hit a 2-run triple to help Auburn defeat No. 27 Georgia Tech At Bats: 5, at Samford (3/13) Runs: 2, vs. Oklahoma St. (2/28/15) Hits: 3, two times RBI: 3, two times HR: 1, at Samford (3/31/15) Walks: 2, two times 23 JORDAN EBERT OF JR Foley, Ala. Baldwin County Reached base safely in first 19 games this season, one off his personal record of 20 games Leads team with three HR Finished second in the SEC in batting average in 2014 (.353) CAREER At Bats: 5, 22 times Runs: 3, two times Walks: 3, vs. Xavier (3/7/15) Hits: 4, at Ole Miss (4/4/14) RBI: 4, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/6/14) 11 SAM GILLIKIN OF JR Hoover, Ala. Hoover Hit first career HR at TAMU on 3/15 Key RBI in win over No. 27 Georgia Tech Drafted in 33rd rd. by Atlanta in CAREER At Bats: 5, two times Runs: 3, vs. Kennesaw State, 3/25/14 HRs: 1, vs. Texas A&M, 3/15/15 Hits: 3, vs. Kennesaw State, 3/25/14 RBI: 2, vs. Kennesaw State, 3/25/14 5 MELVIN GRAY IF JR Texarkana, Texas S. Mountain JC First career multi-hit game at UAB on 3/17 Walk-off single in 11 inning win over Xavier on 3/7 Made his first career start on 2/14 vs. Binghamton At Bats: 5, vs. Vanderbilt (3/21/15) Runs: 3, at UAB (3/17/15) Hits: 2, four times RBI: 2, at Samford (3/31/15) Walks: 1, six times Steals: 1, three times 10 ANFERNEE GRIER OF SO Phenix City, Ala. Russell County Leads SEC in hits and doubles; third in batting average One of two Tigers (Nulph) to start all 36 games in 2015 Hit in first 15 games in 2015 and 17 straight dating back to 2014 Named SEC Player of the Week on March 2 Opened career with 11 game hitting streak in CAREER At Bats: 6, two times Runs: 2, eight times Hits: 3, nine times RBI: 3, at LSU (4/11/15) HR: 1, vs. LSU 6 DAMON HAECKER IF SO Altamonte Springs, Fla. Lake Brantley Has started 35/36 games in 2015 at 2B, 3B, LF & RF First player to start at four different positions multiple times since Justin Bryant (2011) Started all 56 games as a true freshman CAREER At Bats: 5, 10 times Runs: 3, vs. Binghamton (2/13/15) Hits: 3, three times RBI: 3, two times Walks: 3, two times 1 BLAKE LOGAN C SO Muscle Shoals, Ala. Muscle Shoals Leads team with 21 RBIs, second with noine doubles 8 gm hit streak ended vs. Samford (13/28,.464, 7 2B, 9 R, 7 RBI) First career three hit game in win over Alabama A&M CAREER At Bats: 5, vs. Vanderbilt (3/21/15) Runs: 2, three times Hits: 3, vs. Georgia Tech, 2/24/15 RBI: 6, vs. Coppin St., 3/19/14 8 AUSTIN MURPHY OF FR Jacksonville, Fla. Episcopal First career hit run and RBI vs. Arkansas (4/3/15) Made first career start as DH on 2/15 vs. Binghamton At Bats: 3, vs. Arkansas (4/3/15) Runs: 1, vs. Arkansas (4/3/15) Hits: 1, vs. Arkansas (4/3/15) RBI: 1, vs. Arkansas (4/3/15) Walks: 1, vs. Arkansas (4/3/15) 42 RICKY NEGRON IF SO Babylon, N.Y. Tallahassee CC Saw first action as defensive replacement on 2/ At Bats: 1, vs. Xavier (3/8/15) Runs: -- Hits: -- RBI: -- 9

10 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES PLAYER PROFILES 17 CODY NULPH IF JR Orange, Calif. Orange Coast College One of two Tigers (Grier) to start all 36 games so far in 2015 Walk-off hit by pitch in win over Arkansas (4/4) Hit.538 (7-for-13) vs. JSU/OSU with HR, 3 2B, 6 R, 3 RBI Hit first career home run against Radford (2/21) At Bats: 5, nine times HR: 1, two times Runs: 3, vs. Xavier (3/8/15) Hits: 4, two times RBI: 2, five times Walks: 2, vs. Alabama (3/3/15) 2 ALEX POLSTON IF JR Oklahoma City, Okla. Seminole St. Three hits in two starts vs. JSU/OSU Started all three games vs. Binghamton At Bats: 4, two times Runs: 2, vs. Jacksonville State (3/1/15) Hits: 2, two times RBI: 2, vs. Binghamton (2/15/15) Walks: 1, four times 20 DANIEL ROBERT IF SO Birmingham, Ala. Briarwood Had nine game hit streak end in opener with Arkansas First career four-hit game vs. Vanderbilt (3/21) Walk-off single against Radford (2/21) Made season debut with a HR in win over Alabama State CAREER At Bats: 5, four times Runs: 2, at Samford (3/31/15) Hits: 4, vs. Vanderbilt (3/21/15) HR: 1, three times RBI: 2, five times 15 JJ SHAFFER OF SO Auburn, Ala. Auburn Came off the bench with three hits against Oklahoma St. (2/28) Hit.429 (3-for-7) in Radford series with three runs scored Perfect in 39 chances in field as a freshman CAREER At Bats: 5, two times Runs: 2, two times Hits: 3, vs. Oklahoma State (2/28/15) RBI: 2, two times 21 DYLAN SMITH IF JR Pinson, Ala. Clay-Chalkville Started 2nd game of season (3rd career) at UAB on 3/ CAREER At Bats: 2, five times Runs: -- Hits: -- RBI: HUNTER TACKETT OF FR Knoxville, Tenn. Anderson Co. HS Hit go-ahead home run against Okla. State on 2/28 Hit first career HR in win over Alabama State on 2/18 Had first career triple, RBI vs. Binghamton on 2/ At Bats: 5, vs. Alabama (5/3) Runs: 1, six times HR: 1, two times Hits: 2, two times RBI: 2, three times Walks: 2, vs. Jacksonville State (2/27/15) Steals: 1, vs. Jacksonville State (2/27/15) 7 KEEGAN THOMPSON IF SO Cullman, Ala. Cullman Hit first career HR as DH on 3/29 at MSU First AB of season was RBI triple in 2nd inning vs. UAB (3/17) Named a consensus Freshman All-American in CAREER At Bats: 5, four times Runs: 2, vs. Alabama A&M, 2/25/14 Hits: 2, seven times HRs: 1, at Mississippi State, 3/29/15 RBI: 1, 15 times PITCHER PROFILES START-BY-START 7 KEEGAN THOMPSON RHP DATE OPP. W-L IP H R ER BB SO NP 2/13 BU /17 USA /24 GT /3 ALA /13 TAMU /20 VU /28 MSU /4 ARK /11 LSU TREY WINGENTER RHP DATE OPP. W-L IP H R ER BB SO NP 2/14 BU /21 RU /27 JSU /8 XU /15 TAMU /21 VU COLE LIPSCOMB RHP DATE OPP. W-L IP H R ER BB SO NP 2/18 ASU /6 XU /27 MSU /3 ARK /10 LSU ROCKY MCCORD RHP DATE OPP. W-L IP H R ER BB SO NP 2/15 BU /21 RU /28 OSU /7 XU /14 TAMU /21 VU /24 GT /31 SAM /5 ARK /12 LSU KEVIN DAVIS RHP DATE OPP. W-L IP H R ER BB SO NP 2/22 RU /1 JSU /10 SAM DALTON RENTZ RHP DATE OPP. W-L IP H R ER BB SO NP 3/17 UAB /29 MSU ROBBY CLEMENTS RHP DATE OPP. W-L IP H R ER BB SO NP 4/8 GSU

11 STARTING PITCHER 718 KEEGAN CHRIS DIAZ THOMPSON SO RHP BRYAN TREY WINGENTER RADZIEWSKI JR RHP SOPHOMORE YEAR Golden Spikes Award preseason watch list... Started on opening day and got the win in a predetermined four inning start... Struck out five... Earned his second win of the season with 7.0 masterful innings against No. 27 Georgia Tech... Struck out nine with no walks and allowed only one run on six hits... It was the 12th time in his first 15 career starts that he allowed 2 or fewer earned runs and ninth time he s gone 7 or more innings... Struck out a career-high 12 batters in 7.1 innings in Capital City Classic win over Alabama (3/3)... Named 2015 Capital City Classic MVP for his efforts... In his two starts against Georgia Tech and Alabama, Thompson struck out 21 batters in 14.1 IP with only one walk... His 12 punch outs vs. Alabama in the Capital City Classic were the most by an Auburn pitcher since Jon Luke Jacobs struck out 13 vs. Alabama State on Feb. 28, 2012 and the most vs. SEC competition since Grant Dayton had 12 vs. Mississippi State on May 2, Ks in the Capital City Classic are an event record... Turned in quality start vs. Vanderbilt (3/20) for 4th win of season... Struck out 8 with three runs on seven hits... Earned his 5th win of the season with eight innings of five-hit ball at Mississippi State... Hit his first career HR as the DH on Sunday of MSU series... Third career complete game with 9 Ks in win over Arkansas... Named SEC Pitcher of the Week for his effort against LSU... Tossed his second consecutive complete game to improve to 7-2 on the year... First Auburn pitcher with consecutive complete games since Colter Bean in Thompson has thrown 39.2 innings in his five SEC starts for an average of eight innings a start FRESHMAN YEAR Named a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball, Baseball America and Perfect Game... First Auburn freshman to earn multiple freshman All-America honors since Named to the SEC All-Freshman team... Pitched in 14 games with 12 starts... Struck out 73 batters in 89.2 innings pitched... Hit.244 with 13 RBI and four extra base hits in 37 games... Held opponents to a.192 batting average against... Made 33 total starts including 28 at first base and four as designated hitter... Led the Auburn starting rotation with an earned run average of Posted a record of 5-3 with two complete games... Went the distance against both Presbyterian and Texas A&M, earning the win both times... Struck out a season-high 10 in win over Aggies... Recorded his first career save with five strike outs in two innings of work against Alabama on April Posted a record of 2-3 with a 2.87 ERA in SEC games... Struck out 52 batters in 59 innings of work... Struck out nine over 5.2 innings on two hits with no earned runs in collegiate debut against UConn on Feb Pitched first one-hitter for Auburn in 12 years in third career start vs. Presbyterian (3/1)... Had a streak of 20.0 scoreless innings over three starts (Presbyterian, Mercer, Texas A&M)... Pitched two complete games in first five career starts... Retired 26 of 27 batters across a 2-game stretch (last 5 inn. vs. Texas A&M, 1st 4 innings at Tennessee)... Saddled with no-decision as bullpen couldn t hold lead as he went 8.0 innings against South Carolina (4/19) Innings: 9.0, four times Hits Allowed: 10, at Texas A&M, 3/13/15 Runs Allowed: 6, three times Earned Runs Allowed: 5, three times Strikeouts: 12, vs. Alabama, 3/3/15 Walks: 4, two times Pitches: 130, at Texas A&M, 3/13/ JUNIOR YEAR Pitched four innings and allowed five hits and two earned in first start of the year against Binghamton... Credited with first career quality start against Radford... Threw 6.2 inning and allowed five hits and one earned with four strike outs (ND)... Struck out six in start against Jacksonville State... Earned first career save with 1.2 innings of perfect relief against Alabama (3/3) in the Capital City Classic... Stranded a pair of runners in the eight... Has now stranded all 10 career inherited runners... Earned his first win in a pitch-count start against Xavier... Scattered six hits in four innings with one unearned run... Struck out four with two walks SOPHOMORE YEAR Appeared in 13 games with four starts... Posted a 1-1 record with an ERA of Struck out 22 men in 24.1 innings pitched... Made first appearance of season in relief vs. California (2/22)... Got win vs. Kennesaw State (3/25)... Pitched 5.0 innings with five strike outs in the victory... Struck out career-high 7 batters vs. Samford (4/1)... Made first career SEC start vs. South Carolina FRESHMAN YEAR Made six appearances on the mound, including two starts... Was 1-0 with a 3.68 ERA... Pitched 14.2 innings, giving up eight runs (six earned) on 13 hits while striking out six and walking seven... Made career debut vs. Kennesaw State, giving up two unearned runs in one full inning (2/26)... Got first win with career-long outing, throwing 74 pitches in 5.0 innings while giving up one run on three hits vs. Alabama State (3/19)... Made midweek start at Troy, giving up two runs on five hits in 3.2 innings (3/26)... Got second start vs. Wofford, pitching 2.0 innings and striking out a season-high two despite giving up three runs on four hits (4/3)... Did not surrender a run in final two appearances, a one-inning, six-pitch relief outing vs. Georgia (4/13) and a two-inning stint vs. Jacksonville State (5/14). Innings: 6.2, vs. Radford, 2/21/15 Hits Allowed: 9, vs. Kennesaw St., 3/25/14 Runs Allowed: 6, vs. Vanderbilt, 3/21/15 Earned Runs Allowed: 4, two times Strikeouts: 7, vs. Samford, 4/1/14 Walks: 2, eight times Pitches: 106, vs. Radford, 2/21/15 YEAR ERA W-L G/S IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / / / CAREER / YEAR ERA W-L G/S IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / / CAREER /

12 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES STARTING PITCHER PROFILES BRYAN ROCKY MCCORD RADZIEWSKI SR RHP BRYAN COLE LIPSCOMB RADZIEWSKI SO RHP SENIOR YEAR Made his first start since May 2013 on 2/15 against Binghamton... Completed 5.0 innings with four strikeouts... Scattered three hits with one unearned run... Dominant in start against Radford to earn first win of season... Credited with a quality start as he tossed career-best 7.0 innings with two hits and one unearned run... struck out a career-high 10 batters with one walk... No decision after 4.1 innings with four strikeouts and two earned against No. 10 Oklahoma State... Turned in a quality start with 6.1 innings and two earned runs allowe don five hits against Xavier... Struck out five vs. the Musketeers... Took loss after walking five and allowing four earned runs at Texas A&M... Quality start on the road at Georgia Tech... Allowed two runs in 6.0 innings with 5 Ks but took the hard-luck loss... Earned second win at Samford (3/31)... Allowed three runs in 5.0 innings with 3 Ks... Turned in a quality start against Arkansas with 6.0 IP, 5 H, 2 ER JUNIOR YEAR Drafted in 31st round by the Kansas City Royals in 2014 draft... Appeared in five games as a junior... Pitched 2.2 innings with five strike outs... Posted a 3.38 ERA... Held opponents to a.222 batting average against... Saw action in SEC play against Ole Miss, Kentucky and LSU... Season-high three strike outs against Coppin State on March Recorded a hit in his first career at-bat against Coppin State (3/19) SOPHOMORE YEAR Pitched in seven games, making six starts on the year... Finished with a 2-1 record and a 3.96 ERA... Gave up 11 runs - all earned - on 25 hits while walking 12 and striking out Opponents batted.263 against him... Held right-handed batters to a.188 average... Had two quality starts on the season... Picked up his first win in his third start with 6.0 shutout innings against Eastern Illinois, scattering three hits and striking out six (3/3)... Pitched a career-high 6.2 innings against Brown, giving up one run on five hits while posting a career-best eight strikeouts for his second-straight win (3/10)... Charged with the loss in his first SEC start as he gave up four runs in 1.2 innings against Vanderbilt (3/17)... Did not allow a run over five innings in his last two appearances, a three-inning relief stint against LSU (3/23) and a two-inning start against Jacksonville State (5/14) FRESHMAN YEAR Appeared in 10 games (three starts) but did not factor into any decisions...had a 4.58 ERA... Logged 17 2/3 innings and struck out Opponents hit.310 off of him... Had a 3.38 ERA in five relief appearances in SEC play (5 1/3 innings)... SEC opponents hit just.211 against him... Held left-handed hitters to a.211 batting average (4-for-19) while right-handed hitters hit.346 (18-for-52) against him... Lasted just two innings in his first start in over a month-and-a-half, allowing a pair of runs on four hits against Troy (4/17)... Lasted three innings in the Wednesday start against Alabama State (2/29), allowing three first inning runs while surrendering a total of five hits with a walk, striking out four... Got the Wednesday start against Alcorn State (2/22) but did not factor into the decision, working into the fifth before leaving with a man on first and one out after throwing 64 pitches... Surrendered a run on five hits and two walks. Innings: 7.0, vs. Radford, 2/21/15 Hits Allowed: 8, at Samford, 3/31/15 Runs Allowed: 5, two times Earned Runs Allowed: 5, vs. Indiana St., 2/24/13 Strikeouts: 10, vs. Radford, 2/21/15 Walks: 5, at Texas A&M, 3/14/15 Pitches: 105, vs. Xavier, 3/7/15 YEAR ERA W-L G/S IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / / / / CAREER / REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE YEAR Made his season debut in relief on opening day... Struck out a career-high eight in four innings of work... was the most strikeouts by an Auburn reliever since Conner Kendrick struck out eight vs. Alabama on March 5, Made first career start against Alabama St. on 2/18... Earned first career win with 6.0 innings of work while allowing four earned on eight hits... Struck out six with one walk... Got the win out of the bullpen against No. 10 Oklahoma State... Struck out eight with one walk in 4.2 innings pitched... Earned his third victory of the season with his first career quality start... Allowed four hits in 6.0 innings with just one earned run... Did not issue a walk and struck out five... Threw 1.2 innings out of the bullpen on Sunday at Texas A&M... Allowed three hits and struck out three... Earned first career save with 2.1 innings on Friday against Vanderbilt (3/20)... Dazzled Miss. State in his first career SEC start on 3/27.. Struck out seven in 7.0 innings with no runs allowed on four hits to improve to Took first career loss in tough-luck effort at LSU... Allowed three runs (one earned) in seven innings REDSHIRT FRESHMAN YEAR Made two appearances in his freshman season... Pitched one inning in win over Coppin State on March 19 with one strike out... Also appeared against Samford on April FRESHMAN YEAR Earned a redshirt... did not play in any games due to injury Innings: 7.0, two times Hits Allowed: 8, vs. Alabama St., 2/18/15 Runs Allowed: 5, vs. Arkansas, 4/3/15 Earned Runs Allowed: 5, vs. Arkansas, 4/3/15 Strikeouts: 8, two times Walks: 4, at Mississippi State, 3/27/15 Pitches: 117, at Mississippi State, 3/27/15 YEAR ERA W-L G/S IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / / CAREER /

13 STARTING PITCHER PROFILES 12 KEVIN DAVIS SO 24 ROBBY CLEMENTS SR RHP SOPHOMORE YEAR Saw first action of the season out of the bullpen against Binghamton... pitched a inning out of the pen against South Alabama... Earned the win in a pitch-count monitored first start... Threw 3.2 innings and allowed just one hit against Radford... Struck out five with three walks... Recorded his first career save with a ninth inning strikeout on Sunday against Xavier... Allowed four walks and three earned in three innings against Samford to take second loss of season FRESHMAN YEAR Saw action in three games as a freshman... Posted an ERA of 5.40 in three games (two starts)... Got win in career debut in a pre-determined 3.0 inning start vs. Alabama A&M (2/25)... Also pitched against Coppin State and Ole Miss Innings: 3.2, vs. Radford, 2/22/14 Hits Allowed: 2, vs. Alabama A&M, 2/25/14 Runs Allowed: 3, vs. Samford, 3/10/15 Earned Runs Allowed: 3, vs. Samford, 3/10/15 Strikeouts: 5, vs. Radford, 2/22/15 Walks: 4, three times Pitches: 64, vs. Radford, 2/22/15 YEAR ERA W-L G/S IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / / CAREER / SENIOR YEAR Strong first outing of 2015 out of the pen on Sunday against Binghamton... Earned the win pitching 3.0 innings and allowing four hits and one run... He struck out one with no walks... It was the first victory of his career... earned a hold against Alabama State... Pitched 2.2 innings in loss to Jacksonville State... Two perfect innings in Sunday win over Xavier innings of scoreless relief at UAB while allowing only one hit as he improved to 2-0 on season... Chipped in 2.1 innings of strong relief on Sunday against MSU... Made first career start vs. Georgia St. with 3.0 IP, 2 ER JUNIOR YEAR Appeared in seven games... Recorded an ERA of Had an ERA of 4.26 in two SEC games... Had a season long relief appearance of 6.0 innings against LSU on May Pitched 11.0 total innings on the season Innings: 3.0, three times Hits Allowed: 5, vs. Georgia State, 4/8/15 Runs Allowed: 2, three times Earned Runs Allowed: 2, three times Strikeouts: 2, vs. Vanderbilt, 3/21/15 Walks: 4, two times Pitches: 51, vs. Jacksonville State, 3/1/15 YEAR ERA W-L G/S IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG / / CAREER / DALTON RENTZ JR RHP JUNIOR YEAR Earned first victory of career with 2.1 innings of relief against Radford... Made first career start on the road at UAB on 3/17... Dominated for 5 innings with one hit and six strikeouts... Allowed a pair of runs in the sixth... Pitched 2.2 scoreless innings out of bullpen with 3 Ks against Vandy... Struggled with command in first career SEC start and lasted just 1.2 IP at MSU with three walks... Earned first career save on 4/8 in win over Georgia State with 2.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R Innings: 5.0, at UAB, 3/17/15 Hits Allowed: 4, vs. Xavier, 3/6/15 Runs Allowed: 3, vs. Binghamton, 2/14/15 Earned Runs Allowed: 3, vs. Binghamton, 2/14/15 Strikeouts: 6, at UAB, 3/17/15 Walks: 3, two times Pitches: 60, at UAB, 3/17/15 YEAR ERA W-L G/S IP H R ER BB SO B/AVG /

14 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES PITCHING CAREERS JUSTIN CAMP S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter FRESHMAN YEAR 2/16 MAINE (W, 12-3) W /38 2/24 INDIANA STATE (W, 6-5) W /34 3/2 EASTERN ILL. (W, 14-7) H /21 3/10 BROWN (W, 6-3) /11 3/12 at Kennesaw St. (W, 8-3) S /26 3/17 #2 VANDERBILT (L, 6-8) /36 3/23 at #3 LSU (L, 1-5) /13 3/26 at Troy (L, 2-11) /9 4/3 WOFFORD (W, 7-4) W /43 4/10 ALABAMA ST. (W, 2-1) /21 4/12 GEORGIA (W, 4-3) W /11 4/16 at Samford (W, 6-3) S /31 4/20 at #10 Miss. St. (L, 0-6) /27 4/28 at Missouri (L, 1-4) L /16 5/4 #18 OLE MISS (W, 8-5) W /18 5/8 SAMFORD (W, 9-3) /17 5/12 *at Florida (W, 4-1) /44 5/18 *#11 ARKANSAS (W, 11-6) / SOPHOMORE YEAR 2/14 vs. Indiana State (W, 4-0) S /30 2/19 * ALABAMA STATE (L, 3-9) L /63 2/25 ALABAMA A&M (W, 7-3) /23 3/5 *vs. Alabama (L, 3-4) -- X /63 3/11 *at Kennesaw State (W, 6-1) W X /59 3/15 *TEXAS A&M (L, 0-9) L /57 3/23 *at Tennessee (L, 6-8) L /22 3/29 MISSOURI (L, 2-4) L /31 4/1 SAMFORD (L, 1-8) /16 4/8 TROY (W, 6-0) /7 4/15 *at Samford (L, 6-7) L /32 5/2 MISSISSIPPI STATE (L, 0-3) /5 5/6 BETHUNE-COOKMAN (W, 9-1) / JUNIOR YEAR 2/13 BINGHAMTON (W, 2-0) S /10 2/15 BINGHAMTON (W, 13-2) /9 2/18 ALABAMA STATE (W, 7-5) S /16 2/24 GEORGIA TECH (W, 7-1) /25 2/27 JACKSONVILLE STATE (W, 6-4) S /6 3/1 JACKSONVILLE STATE (L, 10-9) /26 3/7 XAVIER (W, 3-2) W /36 3/15 at Texas A&M (L, 1-6) /18 3/17 at UAB (W, 6-4) S /9 3/21 VANDERBILT (L, 6-7) /52 3/25 at Georgia Tech (L, 1-4) /7 3/28 at Mississippi State (W, 4-0) /9 3/29 at Mississippi State (L, 1-3) /7 3/31 at Samford (W, 9-4) S /15 4/3 ARKANSAS (L, 7-10) /3 4/5 ARKANSAS (L, 4-6) /19 4/12 at LSU (L, 2-6) /37 ROBBY CLEMENTS CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter JUNIOR YEAR 2/25 *ALABAMA A&M (W, 7-3) /7 3/12 ALABAMA STATE (W, 6-5) /12 4/5 at Ole Miss (L, 0-6) /4 4/8 TROY (W, 6-0) /6 4/15 at Samford (L, 6-7) /12 5/6 BETHUNE-COOKMAN (W, 9-1) /2 5/15 LSU (L, 0-10) / SENIOR YEAR 2/25 BINGHAMTON (W, 13-2) W /30 2/18 ALABAMA STATE (W, 7-5) /7 3/1 JACKSONVILLE STATE (L, 9-10) /28 3/7 XAVIER (W, 3-2) /5 3/8 XAVIER (W, 10-6) /14 3/10 SAMFORD (L, 0-7) /13 3/14 at Texas A&M (L, 4-10) /23 3/17 at UAB (W, 6-4) W /16 3/21 VANDERBILT (L, 5-10) /24 3/21 VANDERBILT (L, 6-7) /13 3/29 at Mississippi State (L, 1-3) /22 4/8 *GEORGIA STATE (W, 4-2) /33 KEVIN DAVIS CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter FRESHMAN YEAR 2/25 *ALABAMA A&M (W, 7-3) W /24 3/19 *COPPIN STATE (W, 13-2) /16 4/5 at Ole Miss (L, 0-6) / SOPHOMORE YEAR 2/14 BINGHAMTON (L, 5-11) L /0 2/17 at South Alabama (L, 4-7) /7 2/22 *RADFORD (W, 6-0) W /36 3/1 *JACKSONVILLE STATE (L, 10-9) /18 3/8 XAVIER (W, 10-6) S /6 3/10 *SAMFORD (L, 7-0) L /28 3/21 VANDERBILT (L, 5-10) /6 3/31 at Samford (W, 9-4) /0 GARRETT DELONEY S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter FRESHMAN YEAR 3/8 XAVIER (W, 10-6) /8 COLE LIPSCOMB S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter FRESHMAN YEAR 3/19 COPPIN STATE (W, 13-2) /7 4/1 SAMFORD (L, 1-8) / SOPHOMORE YEAR 2/13 BINGHAMTON (W, 2-0) /42 2/18 *ALABAMA STATE (W, 7-5) W /66 2/28 OKLAHOMA STATE (W, 9-2) W /46 3/15 at Texas A&M (L, 1-6) /21 3/20 VANDERBILT (W, 6-4) S /24 3/27 *at Mississippi State (W, 5-0) W X /71 4/3 *ARKANSAS (L, 7-10) /65 4/10 *at LSU (L, 2-3) -- X /68 SAM MASON S CAREER APPEARANCES JUNIOR YEAR 3/1 JACKSONVILLE STATE (L, 10-9) L /7 3/8 XAVIER (W, 10-6) /5 ANDREW MAXWELL S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter FRESHMAN YEAR 3/8 XAVIER (W, 10-6) /4 ROCKY McCORD S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter FRESHMAN YEAR 2/22 *ALCORN STATE (W, 7-1) /35 2/29 *ALABAMA STATE (W, 12-4) /37 4/8 at Alabama (L, 2-6) /8 4/15 at Vanderbilt (L, 2-11) /11 4/17 *TROY (W, 7-4) /23 4/20 #6 S. CAROLINA (L, 5-12) /7 4/22 #6 S. CAROLINA (L, 7-11) /13 5/8 PRESBYTERIAN (W, 18-2) /19 5/14 FLORIDA A&M (W, 11-3) /12 5/18 #2 FLORIDA (L, 1-10) / SOPHOMORE YEAR 2/16 *MAINE (W, 12-3) /54 2/24 *INDIANA STATE (W, 6-5) /25 3/3 *EASTERN ILL. (W, 8-2) W X /52 3/10 *BROWN (W, 6-3) W X /64 3/17 *#2 VANDERBILT (L, 6-8) L /18 3/23 at #3 LSU (L, 1-5) /25 5/14 *JACKSONVILLE ST. (L, 1-6) / JUNIOR YEAR 3/11 at Kennesaw State (W, 6-1) /4 3/18 COPPIN STATE (W, 10-0) /12 4/5 at Ole Miss (L, 0-6) /1 5/9 at Kentucky (L, 3-6) /8 5/15 LSU (L, 0-10) /9 14

15 SENIOR YEAR 2/15 *BINGHAMTON (W, 13-2) /41 2/21 *RADFORD (W, 6-1) W X /58 2/28 *OKLAHOMA STATE (W, 9-2) /55 3/7 *XAVIER (W, 3-2) -- X /64 3/14 *at Texas A&M (L, 4-10) L /48 3/21 *VANDERBILT (L, 6-7) /20 3/25 *at Georgia Tech (L, 1-4) L X /59 3/31 *at Samford (W, 9-4) W /54 4/5 *ARKANSAS (L, 4-6) -- X /52 JACOB MILLIMAN S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter JUNIOR YEAR 2/19 ALABAMA STATE (L, 3-9) /8 2/22 CALIFORNIA (L, 0-5) /4 2/25 ALABAMA A&M (W, 7-3) /3 3/12 *ALABAMA STATE (W, 6-5) /52 3/19 COPPIN STATE (W, 13-2) /10 3/25 KENNESAW STATE (W, 10-5) H /6 4/1 SAMFORD (L, 1-8) /10 4/5 at Ole Miss (L, 0-6) /5 4/8 TROY (W, 6-0) /10 4/15 at Samford (L, 6-7) /12 5/16 LSU (L, 3-11) / SENIOR YEAR 2/14 BINGHAMTON (L, 5-11) /27 2/17 at South Alabama (L, 4-7) /6 2/22 RADFORD (W, 6-0) S /13 2/27 JACKSONVILLE STATE (W, 6-4) /21 3/1 JACKSONVILLE STATE (L, 9-10) /13 3/6 XAVIER (W, 7-2) /9 3/8 XAVIER (W, 10-6) /16 3/14 at Texas A&M (L, 4-10) /27 3/21 VANDERBILT (L, 5-10) /22 3/29 at Mississippi State (L, 1-3) /12 3/31 at Samford (W, 9-4) /7 4/8 GEORGIA STATE (W, 4-2) W /30 DALTON RENTZ S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter JUNIOR YEAR 2/14 BINGHAMTON (L, 5-11) /18 2/18 ALABAMA STATE (W, 7-5) /9 2/21 RADFORD (W, 3-2 [10]) W /23 2/27 JACKSONVILLE STATE (W, 6-4) /26 3/1 JACKSONVILLE STATE (L, 9-10) /25 3/6 XAVIER (W, 7-2) /22 3/10 SAMFORD (L, 7-0) /24 3/13 at Texas A&M (L, 2-6) /6 3/17 *at UAB (W, 6-4) /42 3/21 VANDERBILT (L, 6-7) /34 3/25 at Georgia Tech (L, 1-4) /9 3/29 *at Mississippi State (L, 1-3) /30 3/31 at Samford (W, 9-4) /14 4/5 ARKANSAS (L, 4-6) L /20 4/8 GEORGIA STATE (W, 4-2) S /22 KEEGAN THOMPSON S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter FRESHMAN YEAR 2/16 *vs. UConn (W, 7-3) W /60 2/23 *EAST TENNESSEE STATE (L, 2-3) -- X /62 3/1 *PRESBYTERIAN (W, 3-0) W X /68 3/8 *MERCER (W, 4-1) W X /46 3/15 *TEXAS A&M (W, 5-2) W X /81 3/22 *at Tennessee (W, 4-2) W X /68 3/28 *MISSOURI (L, 2-4) -- X /71 4/5 *at Ole Miss (L, 0-6) L /61 4/11 at Alabama (W, 2-1) S /31 4/13 at Alabama (L, 3-4) L /26 4/19 *SOUTH CAROLINA (L, 2-3) -- X /78 4/26 *at Arkansas (L, 3-4) -- X /70 5/3 *MISSISSIPPI STATE (L, 0-3) L X /65 5/11 *at Kentucky (L, 5-6 [10]) SOPHOMORE YEAR 2/13 *BINGHAMTON (W, 2-0) W /35 2/17 *at South Alabama (L, 4-7) L /54 2/24 *GEORGIA TECH (W, 7-1) W X /74 3/3 *ALABAMA (W, 5-3) W X /88 3/13 *at Texas A&M (L, 2-6) L /84 3/20 *VANDERBILT (W, 6-4) W X /76 3/28 *at Mississippi State (W, 4-0) W X /81 4/4 *ARKANSAS (W, 3-2) W X /84 4/11 *at LSU (W, 6-1) W X /79 WILL THOMPSON S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter SOPHOMORE YEAR 2/14 BINGHAMTON (L, 5-11) /3 2/17 at South Alabama (L, 4-7) /10 2/21 RADFORD (W, 3-2 [10]) /9 2/27 JACKSONVILLE STATE (W, 6-4) W /12 3/8 XAVIER (W, 10-6) /12 3/10 SAMFORD (L, 7-0) /18 3/21 VANDERBILT (L, 5-10) /9 3/29 at Mississippi State (L, 1-3) /6 TREY WINGENTER S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter FRESHMAN YEAR 2/26 KENNESAW STATE (L, 2-9) /14 3/19 ALABAMA STATE (W, 10-2) W /48 3/26 *at Troy (L, 2-11) /31 4/3 *WOFFORD (W, 7-4) /28 4/13 GEORGIA (L, 1-7) /5 5/14 JACKSONVILLE ST. (L, 1-6) / SOPHOMORE YEAR 2/22 CALIFORNIA (L, 0-5) /12 3/2 *PRESBYTERIAN (W, 12-5) /10 3/7 MERCER (W, 9-5) /4 3/18 COPPIN STATE (W, 10-0) /20 3/25 *KENNESAW STATE (W, 10-5) W /63 4/1 *SAMFORD (L, 1-8) L /62 4/8 TROY (W, 6-0) /9 4/13 at Alabama (L, 3-4) /36 4/20 *SOUTH CAROLINA (L, 3-4) /11 4/22 SOUTH ALABAMA (W, 6-1) /0 5/9 at Kentucky (L, 3-6) /11 5/13 UAB (W, 6-5) /15 5/16 LSU (L, 3-11) / JUNIOR YEAR 2/14 *BINGHAMTON (L, 5-11) /33 2/21 *RADFORD (W, 3-2 [10]) -- X /73 2/27 *JACKSONVILLE STATE (W, 6-4) /47 3/3 ALABAMA (W, 5-3) S /12 3/8 *XAVIER (W, 10-6) W /69 3/15 *at Texas A&M (L, 1-6) L /45 3/21 *VANDERBILT (L, 5-10) L /54 3/27 at Mississippi State (W, 5-0) /23 3/29 at Mississippi State (L, 1-3) L /10 4/3 ARKANSAS (L, 7-10) L /27 IZAAC YARBROUGH S CAREER APPEARANCES *-Starter SOPHOMORE YEAR 2/14 BINGHAMTON (L, 5-11) /17 2/21 RADFORD (W, 6-1) /23 3/1 JACKSONVILLE STATE (L, 9-10) /12 3/10 SAMFORD (L, 0-7) /12 3/14 at Texas A&M (L, 4-10) /1 3/17 at UAB (W, 6-4) /9 3/21 VANDERBILT (L, 6-7) L /9 3/25 at Georgia Tech (L, 1-4) /9 3/29 at Mississippi State (L, 1-3) /8 3/31 at Samford (W, 9-4) /13 4/3 ARKANSAS (L, 7-10) /6 4/5 ARKANSAS (L, 4-6) /1 4/10 at LSU (L, 2-3) /5 4/12 at LSU (L, 2-6) /7 15

16 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES 2015 BULLPEN BY NUMBERS Total App Saves/Opp /12 Holds... 3 IR/IRS... 90/35 BA Against ERA SAVES/OPP Justin Camp... 5/6 Kevin Davis... 1/1 Jacob Milliman... 1/1 Trey Wingenter... 1/1 Cole Lipscomb... 1/1 Dalton Rentz... 1/2 HOLDS Robby Clements... 1 Cole Lipscomb... 1 Dalton Rentz ST BATTER FACED/RETIRED Justin Camp... 16/11 Robby Clements... 9/8 Kevin Davis... 4/1 Cole Lipscomb... 4/1 Sam Mason... 1/0 Jacob Milliman... 10/6 Dalton Rentz... 13/10 Will Thompson... 7/3 Trey Wingenter... 4/2 Izaac Yarbrough... 14/9 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED Justin Camp... 20/7 Robby Clements... 12/4 Kevin Davis... 4/0 Garrett Deloney... 2/0 Cole Lipscomb... 4/2 Sam Mason... 0/0 Andrew Maxwell... 0/0 Jacob Milliman... 12/5 Dalton Rentz... 10/6 Will Thompson... 7/2 Trey Wingenter... 3/1 Izaac Yarbrough... 16/8 PITCHING NOTES Date Opponent Score Inns Overall SEC Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 13, 2015 BINGHAMTON W Thompson, K. (W 1-0) :25 Feb 14, 2015 BINGHAMTON L Davis, K. (L 0-1) :07 Feb 15, 2015 BINGHAMTON W Clements, R. (W 1-0) :12 Feb 17, 2015 at South Alabama L Thompson, K. (L 1-1) :43 Feb 18, 2015 ALABAMA STATE W Lipscomb, C. (W 1-0) :43 Feb 21, 2015 RADFORD-1 W 3-2 (10) Rentz, D. (W 1-0) :07 Feb 21, 2015 RADFORD-2 W McCord, R. (W 1-0) :36 Feb 22, 2015 RADFORD W Davis, K. (W 1-1) :53 Feb 24, 2015 #27 GEORGIA TECH W Thompson, K. (W 2-1) :27 Feb 27, 2015 JACKSONVILLE STATE W Thompson, W. (W 1-0) :20 Feb 28, 2015 #10 OKLAHOMA STATE W Lipscomb, C. (W 2-0) :18 Mar 01, 2015 JACKSONVILLE STATE L Mason, S. (L 0-1) :00 Mar 03, 2015 vs Alabama W Thompson, K. (W 3-1) :23 Mar 06, 2015 XAVIER W Lipscomb, C. (W 3-0) :41 Mar 07, 2015 XAVIER W 3-2 (11) Camp, J. (W 1-0) :50 Mar 08, 2015 XAVIER W Wingenter (W 1-0) :24 Mar 10, 2015 SAMFORD L Davis, K. (L 1-2) :42 * Mar 13, 2015 at #7 Texas A&M L Thompson, K. (L 3-2) :55 * Mar 14, 2015 at #7 Texas A&M L McCord, R. (L 1-1) :01 * Mar 15, 2015 at #7 Texas A&M L Wingenter (L 1-1) :36 Mar 17, 2015 at UAB W Clements, R. (W 2-0) :58 * Mar 20, 2015 #4 VANDERBILT W Thompson, K. (W 4-2) :14 * Mar 21, 2015 #4 VANDERBILT-1 L Wingenter (L 1-2) :30 * Mar 21, 2015 #4 VANDERBILT-2 L 6-7 (10) Yarbrough (L 0-1) :03 Mar 24, 2015 at Georgia Tech L McCord, R. (L 1-2) :33 * Mar 27, 2015 at Mississippi State W Lipscomb, C. (W 4-0) :49 * Mar 28, 2015 at Mississippi State W Thompson, K. (W 5-2) :50 * Mar 29, 2015 at Mississippi State L Wingenter (L 1-3) :14 Mar 31, 2015 at Samford W McCord, R. (W 2-2) 833 3:11 * Apr 03, 2015 ARKANSAS L Wingenter (L 1-4) :30 * Apr 04, 2015 ARKANSAS W Thompson, K. (W 6-2) :45 * Apr 05, 2015 ARKANSAS L Rentz, D. (L 1-1) :48 Apr 08, 2015 GEORGIA STATE W Milliman, J. (W 1-0) :42 * Apr 10, 2015 at #1 LSU L Lipscomb, C. (L 4-1) :32 * Apr 11, 2015 at #1 LSU W Thompson, K. (W 7-2) :41 * Apr 12, 2015 at #1 LSU L McCord, R. (L 2-3) :27 () extra inning game RELIEF ERA Justin Camp Robby Clements Kevin Davis Garrett Deloney Cole Lipscomb Sam Mason Andrew Maxwell Jacob Milliman Dalton Rentz Will Thompson Trey Wingenter Izaac Yarbrough AUBURN STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN Quality Run RS/ Auburn Starter GS Starts Support Start Record R. McCord K. Thompson T. Wingenter K. Davis C. Lipscomb D. Rentz R. Clements Auburn Overall Rankings Auburn SEC-Only Rankings Category Rank No. Category Rank No. ERA 8th 3.77 ERA 10th 4.97 Opp BA 10th.254 Opp BA 11th.279 Strike Outs 6th 266 Strike Outs 10th 86 Saves 6th 9 Saves 11th 1 BB Allowed 10th 131 BB Allowed 11th 57 AUBURN PITCHING BREAKDOWN W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG STARTERS HOME RELIEVERS ROAD TOTALS NEUTRAL

17 LEFT BOTH RIGHT Burgreen Haecker Decker Craft Ebert Deese Gray Gillikin Grier Murphy Logan Olson Negron Robert Nulph Polston Shaffer Smith Tackett 2015 MULTI-HIT GAMES Total Anfernee Grier Cody Nulph Damon Haecker Blake Logan Jordan Ebert Daniel Robert Kyler Deese Sam Gillikin Melvin Gray Hunter Tackett Alex Polston JJ Shaffer Bo Decker Ben Craft CAREER MULTI-HIT GAMES Total Jordan Ebert Anfernee Grier Damon Haecker Daniel Robert Blake Logan Cody Nulph Jackson Burgreen Keegan Thompson Sam Gillikin Kyler Deese J.J. Shaffer Melvin Gray Hunter Tackett Alex Polston Bo Decker Ben Craft MULTI-RBI GAMES Total Kyler Deese Blake Logan Cody Nulph Daniel Robert Jordan Ebert Hunter Tackett Anfernee Grier Bo Decker Damon Haecker JJ Shaffer Alex Polston Melvin Gray CAREER MULTI-RBI GAMES Total Jordan Ebert Blake Logan Anfernee Grier Damon Haecker Kyler Deese Daniel Robert Cody Nulph Hunter Tackett Jackson Burgreen Bo Decker JJ Shaffer Sam Gillikin Alex Polston Melvin Gray TEAM NOTES Home:.281, 181 R, 70 2B, 4 3B, 14 HR, 160 RBI, 21 SB Away:.278, 78 R, 29 2B, 1 3B, 17 HR, 75 RBI, 11 SB Auburn Overall SEC Rankings Auburn SEC-Only Rankings Category Rank No. Category Rank No. Avg. 8th.280 Avg. 11th.249 Runs 11th 180 Runs 14th 58 Doubles 5th 65 Doubles 9th 20 On-Base 8th.369 On-Base 11th.332 Walks 10th 133 Walks 14th AUBURN HOME RUNS No. Player (#) Opponent (Date) On Outs Inn. Pitcher 1 Jordan Ebert (1) Binghamton (2/13) 0 2 1st Ostner (R) 2 Daniel Robert (1) Alabama State (2/18) 0 0 4th Howe (R) 3 Hunter Tackett (1) Alabama State (2/18) 0 0 4th Howe (R) 4 Jordan Ebert (2) Alabama State (2/18) 1 1 6th Bender (R) 5 Cody Nulph (1) Radford (2/21) 0 0 5th Nelson (R) 6 Jordan Ebert (3) Radford (2/22) 1 2 3rd MacKeith (L) 7 Cody Nulph (2) Jacksonville State (2/27) 0 0 8th Officer (R) 8 Hunter Tackett (2) Oklahoma State (2/28) 1 2 4th Perrin (R) 9 Sam Gillikin (1) at Texas A&M (3/15) 0 0 5th Larkins (R) 10 Daniel Robert (2) Vanderbilt (3/21) 0 1 5th Sheffield (R) 11 Keegan Thompson (1) at Mississippi State (3/29) 0 1 3rd Tatum (L) 12 Kyler Deese (1) at Samford (3/31) 1 2 7th Limbaugh (R) at Home... 9 on the Road... 3 at Neutral Sites... 0 vs. RHP vs. LHP... 2 vs. SEC... 3 vs. Non-SEC... 9 HITTING NOTES HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Solo Run Run... 0 Grand Slams... 0 with 0 Outs... 5 with 1 Out... 3 with 2 Outs st Inning nd Inning rd Inning th Inning th Inning th Inning th Inning th Inning th Inning... 0 Extra Innings... 0 AUBURN CAREER HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Burgreen 1R 2R 3R GS Career Home Road Last /2/13 Craft Decker Deese /31/15 Ebert /22/15 Gillikin /15/15 Gray Grier /17/14 Haecker Logan /19/14 Murphy Negron Nulph /27/15 Polston Robert /21/15 Shaffer Smith Tackett /28/15 Thompson HITTING STREAKS Current 15 Career Jackson Burgreen Ben Craft Jordan Ebert Bo Decker Kyler Deese Sam Gillikin Melvin Gray Anfernee Grier Damon Haecker Blake Logan Rocky McCord Austin Murphy Cody Nulph Alex Polston Daniel Robert J.J. Shaffer Hunter Tackett Keegan Thompson REACHED BASE STREAKS Current 15 Career Jackson Burgreen Ben Craft Jordan Ebert Bo Decker Kyler Deese Sam Gillikin Melvin Gray Anfernee Grier Damon Haecker Blake Logan Rocky McCord Ricky Negron Cody Nulph Alex Polston Daniel Robert J.J. Shaffer Dylan Smith Hunter Tackett Keegan Thompson BUNT HITS Player No. Cody Nulph...4 Anfernee Grier...3 Damon Haecker...3 Jordan Ebert...3 JJ Shaffer...2 Sam Gillikin...2 Jackson Burgreen...1 Blake Logan...1 Melvin Gray...1 TOTAL SAC BUNTS Player No. Jordan Ebert...6 Damon Haecker...2 Kyler Deese...2 Cody Nulph...2 Anfernee Grier...2 Sam Gillikin...2 Daniel Robert...1 JJ Shaffer...1 Alex Polston...1 Melvin Gray...1 Blake Logan...1 TOTAL SAC FLIES Player No. Blake Logan...4 Bo Decker...2 Jordan Ebert...1 Kyler Deese...1 Hunter Tackett...1 Damon Haecker...1 Ben Craft...1 Daniel Robert...1 Cody Nulph...1 TOTAL OUTFIELD ASSISTS Player No. Jordan Ebert...3 Sam Gillikin...2 Bo Decker...1 TOTAL

18 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES AUBURN 2015 GAME-BY-GAME STARTING LINEUPS DATE OPP SP 2/13 Binghamton Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Decker-DH Nulph-SS Gillikin-LF Logan-C Polston-3B Deese-1B K. Thompson 2/14 Binghamton Grier-CF Nulph-SS Ebert-RF Decker-LF Craft-C Polston-3B Gray-2B Tackett-DH Deese-1B Wingenter 2/15 Binghamton Grier-CF Haecker-2B Nulph-SS Ebert-RF Gillikin-LF Logan-C Murphy-DH Polston-3B Deese-1B McCord 2/17 at South Alabama Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Decker-LF Nulph-SS Logan-C Tackett-DH Polston-3B Deese-1B K. Thompson 2/18 Alabama State Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Robert-1B Tackett-DH Gillikin-LF Nulph-SS Logan-C Deese-3B Lipscomb 2/21 Radford-1 Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Decker-LF Tackett-DH Robert-1B Nulph-SS Logan-C Polston-3B Wingenter 2/21 Radford-2 Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Robert-1B Gillikin-DH Shaffer-LF Deese-3B Craft-C Nulph-SS McCord 2/22 Radford Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Robert-1B Tackett-DH Nulph-SS Polston-3B Logan-C Shaffer-LF Davis 2/24 #27 Georgia Tech Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Robert-1B Tackett-DH Gillikin-LF Nulph-SS Logan-C Deese-3B K. Thompson 2/27 Jacksonville State Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Robert-1B Tackett-DH Gillikin-LF Nulph-SS Logan-C Deese-3B Wingenter 2/28 #10 Oklahoma State Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Logan-C Gillikin-LF Tackett-DH Nulph-SS Polston-3B Deese-1B McCord 3/1 Jacksonville State Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Logan-C Tackett-DH Shaffer-LF Nulph-SS Polston-3B Deese-1B Davis 3/3 #28 Alabama# Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-RF Robert-1B Tackett-DH Gillikin-LF Nulph-SS Logan-C Deese-3B K. Thompson 3/6 Xavier Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Tackett-DH Nulph-SS Logan-C Polston-3B Shaffer-RF Lipscomb 3/7 Xavier Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Tackett-DH Nulph-SS Gillikin-RF Craft-C Deese-3B McCord 3/8 Xavier Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Tackett-DH Nulph-SS Logan-C Polston-3B Shaffer-RF Wingenter 3/10 Samford Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Nulph-SS Gillikin-RF Tackett-DH Logan-C Deese-3B Davis 3/13 at #7 Texas A&M* Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Nulph-SS Logan-C Tackett-DH Deese-3B Shaffer-RF K. Thompson 3/14 at #7 Texas A&M* Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-LF Smith-DH Nulph-SS Logan-C Shaffer-RF Polston-3B Robert-1B McCord 3/15 at #7 Texas A&M* Grier-CF Haecker-2B Ebert-LF Nulph-SS Logan-C Gillikin-RF Robert-DH Deese-1B Polston-3B Wingenter 3/17 at UAB Grier-CF Haecker-3B Nulph-SS Logan-C Gillikin-RF Ebert-LF K. Thompson-1B Smith-DH Gray-2B Rentz 3/20 #4 Vanderbilt* Grier-CF Haecker-3B Nulph-SS Robert-1B Logan-C Gillikin-RF Ebert-LF Deese-DH Gray-2B K. Thompson 3/21 #4 Vanderbilt* Grier-CF Haecker-3B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Logan-C Gillikin-RF Nulph-SS Deese-DH Gray-2B Wingenter 3/21 #4 Vanderbilt* Grier-CF Haecker-3B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Nulph-SS Gillikin-RF Gray-2B Craft-C Deese-DH McCord 3/24 at #28 Georgia Tech Grier-RF Haecker-LF Logan-C Robert-1B Gray-2B Nulph-SS Deese-3B Ebert-DH Shaffer-CF McCord 3/27 at #29 Mississippi State* Grier-CF Haecker-3B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Logan-C Gray-2B Deese-DH Nulph-SS Gillikin-RF Lipscomb 3/28 at #29 Mississippi State* Grier-CF Haecker-3B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Logan-C Gray-2B Deese-DH Nulph-SS Gillikin-RF K. Thompson 3/29 at #29 Mississippi State* Grier-CF Haecker-3B Ebert-LF Robert-1B Logan-C Gray-2B Nulph-SS K. Thompson-DH Gillikin-RF Rentz 3/31 at Samford Grier-CF Haecker-LF K. Thompson-DH Robert-1B Gray-2B Deese-3B Nulph-SS Craft-C Gillikin-RF McCord 4/3 Arkansas* Grier-CF Haecker-LF Logan-C Robert-1B Gray-2B Deese-3B Nulph-SS Ebert-RF Mason-DH Lipscomb 4/4 Arkansas* Grier-CF Haecker-RF Logan-DH Robert-1B Gray-2B Deese-3B Craft-C Nulph-SS Murphy-LF K. Thompson 4/5 Arkansas* Grier-CF Haecker-LF Logan-C Robert-1B K. Thompson-DH Deese-3B Gray-2B Nulph-SS Shaffer-RF McCord 4/8 Georgia State Grier-CF Haecker-RF Robert-1B Craft-DH Deese-3B Gillikin-LF Gray-2B Logan-C Nulph-SS Clements 4/10 at #1 LSU* Grier-CF Haecker-RF Logan-C Robert-1B Ebert-DH Decker-LF Deese-3B Nulph-SS Gray-2B Lipscomb 4/11 at #1 LSU* Grier-CF Haecker-RF Robert-1B Gillikin-DH Logan-C Deese-3B Nulph-SS Burgreen-LF Gray-2B K. Thompson 4/12 at #1 LSU* Grier-CF Haecker-RF Robert-1B Logan-DH Craft-C Deese-3B Nulph-SS Burgreen-LF Gray-2B McCord # - Capital City Classic (Montgomery, AL) * - SEC Game 18

19 @AUBURN_BASEBALL AUBURN 2015 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS DATE OPP SP C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 2/13 Binghamton K. Thompson Logan Deese Haecker Polston Nulph Gillikin Grier Ebert Decker 2/14 Binghamton Wingenter Craft Deese Gray Polston Nulph Decker Grier Ebert Tackett 2/15 Binghamton McCord Logan Deese Haecker Polston Nulph Gillikin Grier Ebert Murphy 2/17 at South Alabama K. Thompson Logan Deese Haecker Polston Nulph Decker Grier Ebert Tackett 2/18 Alabama State Lipscomb Logan Robert Haecker Deese Nulph Gillikin Grier Ebert Tackett 2/21 Radford-1 Wingenter Logan Robert Haecker Polston Nulph Decker Grier Ebert Tackett 2/21 Radford-2 McCord Craft Robert Haecker Deese Nulph Shaffer Grier Ebert Gillikin 2/22 Radford Davis Logan Robert Haecker Polston Nulph Shaffer Grier Ebert Tackett 2/24 #27 Georgia Tech K. Thompson Logan Robert Haecker Deese Nulph Gillikin Grier Ebert Tackett 2/27 Jacksonville State Wingenter Logan Robert Haecker Deese Nulph Gillikin Grier Ebert Tackett 2/28 #10 Oklahoma State McCord Logan Deese Haecker Polston Nulph Gillikin Grier Ebert Tackett 3/1 Jacksonville State Davis Logan Deese Haecker Polston Nulph Shaffer Grier Ebert Tackett 3/3 #28 Alabama# K. Thompson Logan Robert Haecker Deese Nulph Gillikin Grier Ebert Tackett 3/6 Xavier Lipscomb Logan Robert Haecker Polston Nulph Ebert Grier Shaffer Tackett 3/7 Xavier McCord Craft Robert Haecker Deese Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Tackett 3/8 Xavier Wingenter Logan Robert Haecker Polston Nulph Ebert Grier Shaffer Tackett 3/10 Samford Davis Logan Robert Haecker Polston Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Tackett 3/13 at #7 Texas A&M* K. Thompson Logan Robert Haecker Deese Nulph Ebert Grier Shaffer Tackett 3/14 at #7 Texas A&M* McCord Logan Robert Haecker Polston Nulph Ebert Grier Shaffer Smith 3/15 at #7 Texas A&M* Wingenter Logan Deese Haecker Polston Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Robert 3/17 at UAB Rentz Logan K. Thompson Gray Haecker Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Smith 3/20 #4 Vanderbilt* K. Thompson Logan Robert Gray Haecker Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Deese 3/21 #4 Vanderbilt* Wingenter Logan Robert Gray Haecker Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Deese 3/21 #4 Vanderbilt* McCord Craft Robert Gray Haecker Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Deese 3/24 at #28 Georgia Tech McCord Logan Robert Gray Deese Nulph Haecker Shaffer Grier Ebert 3/27 at #29 Mississippi State* Lipscomb Logan Robert Gray Haecker Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Deese 3/28 at #29 Mississippi State* K. Thompson Logan Robert Gray Haecker Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin Deese 3/29 at #29 Mississippi State* Rentz Logan Robert Gray Haecker Nulph Ebert Grier Gillikin K. Thompson 3/31 at Samford McCord Craft Robert Gray Deese Nulph Haecker Grier Gillikin K. Thompson 4/3 Arkansas* Lipscomb Logan Robert Gray Deese Nulph Haecker Grier Ebert Mason 4/4 Arkansas* K. Thompson Craft Robert Gray Deese Nulph Murphy Grier Haecker Logan 4/5 Arkansas* McCord Logan Robert Gray Deese Nulph Haecker Grier Shaffer K. Thompson 4/8 Georgia State Clements Logan Robert Gray Deese Nulph Gillikin Grier Haecker Craft 4/10 at #1 LSU* Lipscomb Logan Robert Gray Deese Nulph Decker Grier Haecker Ebert 4/11 at #1 LSU* K. Thompson Logan Robert Gray Deese Nulph Burgreen Grier Haecker Gillikin 4/12 at #1 LSU* McCord Craft Robert Gray Deese Nulph Burgreen Grier Haecker Logan # - Capital City Classic (Montgomery, AL) * - SEC Game 19

20 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES STARTS BY POSITION STARTING PITCHER Rocky McCord Keegan Thompson Trey Wingenter Cole Lipscomb Kevin Davis Dalton Rentz Robby Clements CATCHER Blake Logan Ben Craft FIRST BASE Daniel Robert Kyler Deese Keegan Thompson SECOND BASE Damon Haecker Melvin Gray THIRD BASE Kyler Deese Alex Polston Damon Haecker SHORTSTOP Cody Nulph LEFT FIELD Jordan Ebert Sam Gillikin Damon Haecker Bo Decker JJ Shaffer Jackson Burgreen Austin Murphy CENTER FIELD Anfernee Grier JJ Shaffer RIGHT FIELD Jordan Ebert Sam Gillikin JJ Shaffer Damon Haecker Anfernee Grier DESIGNATED HITTER Hunter Tackett Kyler Deese Keegan Thompson Dylan Smith Bo Decker Austin Murphy Sam Gillikin Jordan Ebert Blake Logan Daniel Robert Sam Mason Ben Craft SUPERLATIVES AND MISCELLANEOUS NOTES 2015 AUBURN & OPPONENT HIGHS TEAM BATTING AUBURN OPPONENT Runs in a game 13, vs. Binghamton (2/15) 11, Binghamton (2/14) Runs in an inning 6, vs. Binghamton (2/15) 5, Jacksonville State (3/1) Most Hits in a game 17, vs. Oklahoma State (2/28) 14, two times Fewest Hits in a game 4, at Texas A&M (3/13) 1, Radford (2/22) Hits in an inning 6, 1st inning vs. Xavier (3/8) 5 (1st inn.), Alabama State (2/18) 2B in a game 6, vs. Xavier (3/8/15) 4, two times 3B in a game 2, three times 2, Alabama (3/3) HR in a game 3, vs. Alabama State (2/18) 2, two times SB in a game 4, vs. Jacksonville State (2/27) 3, three times LOB in a game 12, four times 17, Xavier (3/8) K in a game 12, at UAB (3/17) 15, Binghamton (2/13) BB in a game 8, vs. Xavier (3/6) 12, Jacksonville State (3/1) TEAM PITCHING AUBURN OPPONENT K in a game 15, vs. Binghamton (2/13) 12, UAB (3/17) BB in a game 12, vs. Jacksonville State (3/1) 7, Binghamton (2/15) Pitchers used 8, vs. Xavier (3/8) 5, six times Total Quality Starts 14 6 TEAM FIELDING AUBURN OPPONENT Errors in a game 6, vs. Samford (3/10) 4, UAB (3/17) DP turned in a game 2, five times 4, Georgia Tech (3/24) IND. BATTING AUBURN OPPONENT Hits in a game 4, Cody Nulph (2x)/Daniel Robert (1x) 4, Jake Thomas, Binghamton (2/14) Runs in a game 3, four times 3, three times 2B in a game 2, eight times 2, Ryan Sebra, JSU (3/1) 3B in a game 1, 12 times 2, Mikey White, Alabama (3/3) HR in a game 1, 12 times 1, 16 times RBI in a game 3, seven times 6, Melton, Texas A&M (3/13) XBH in a game 3, Anfernee Grier at LSU (4/11) 2, three times SB in a game 1, 23 times 1, 26 times BB in a game 3, three times 4, Ty Pierce, JSU (3/1) HBP in a game 2, two times 2, Tim O Conner, Xavier (3/8) K in a game 4, Sam Gillikin vs. UAB (3/17) 4, Patrick Jones, Xavier (3/6) Hitting Streak 17, Anfernee Grier (5/16/14-3/7/15) Consec. G w/hr 1, 12 times IND. PITCHING AUBURN K by a starter 12, K. Thompson vs. Alabama (3/3) K by a reliever 8, two times BB by a starter 5, R. McCord at Texas A&M (3/14) BB by a reliever 3, five times IP by a starter 9.0, K. Thompson, two times IP by a reliever 4.2, C. Lipscomb vs. Oklahoma St (2/28) MISCELLANEOUS AUBURN Biggest comeback win 3, vs. Alabama State (2/18) [trailed 3-0, won 7-5] Biggest blown lead loss 3, three times Largest margin of victory 11, vs. Binghamton (2/15) [13-2] Largest martin of defeat 7, vs. Samford (3/10) [0-7] Longest game, Time 4:03, vs. Vanderbilt (3/21) [10 innings] Longest game, Time (9 inn) 4:00, vs. Jacksonville State (3/1) Shortest game, Time (9 inn) 2:25, vs. Binghamton (2/13) Longest game, Innings 11, vs. Xavier (3/7) Largest crowd, Home 3,379 vs. Arkansas (4/3) Largest crowd, Road 10,743 at #1 LSU (4/11) Largest crowd, Neutral 6,219 vs. Alabama (Capital City Classic, 3/2) STARTS BY ORDER LEADOFF Anfernee Grier ND SPOT Damon Haecker Cody Nulph RD SPOT Jordan Ebert Blake Logan Cody Nulph Daniel Robert Keegan Thompson CLEANUP Daniel Robert Bo Decker Blake Logan Sam Gillikin Jordan Ebert Dylan Smith Cody Nulph Ben Craft TH SPOT Hunter Tackett Blake Logan Cody Nulph Sam Gillikin Melvin Gray Ben Craft Keegan Thompson Kyler Deese Jordan Ebert TH SPOT Sam Gillikin Cody Nulph Kyler Deese Blake Logan Melvin Gray JJ Shaffer Bo Decker Alex Polston Daniel Robert Hunter Tackett Jordan Ebert TH SPOT Cody Nulph Kyler Deese Melvin Gray Blake Logan Hunter Tackett Austin Murphy Alex Polston Sam Gillikin JJ Shaffer Daniel Robert Keegan Thompson Jordan Ebert Ben Craft TH SPOT Alex Polston Blake Logan Kyler Deese Ben Craft Cody Nulph Jordan Ebert Jackson Burgreen Hunter Tackett Dylan Smith Keegan Thompson TH SPOT Kyler Deese Melvin Gray JJ Shaffer Sam Gillikin Alex Polston Cody Nulph Daniel Robert Sam Mason Austin Murphy

21 @AUBURN_BASEBALL 2015 Auburn Baseball Overall Statistics for Auburn (as of Apr 12, 2015) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 15-7 Away: 5-8 Neutral: 1-0 SEC: 5-10 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 10 Grier, Anfernee Gillikin, Sam Logan, Blake Deese, Kyler Gray, Melvin Nulph, Cody Robert, Daniel Haecker, Damon Ebert, Jordan Craft, Ben Shaffer, J.J Tackett, Hunter Polston, Alex Burgreen, Jackson Decker, Bo Thompson, Keegan Murphy, Austin Smith, Dylan Negron, Ricky Mason, Sam Totals Opponents LOB - Team (289), Opp (295). DPs turned - Team (24), Opp (34). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (9), Ebert, J. 4, Deese, K. 2, Nulph, C. 2, Gillikin, S. 1, Opp (7). Picked off - Grier, A. 1, Logan, B. 1, Robert, D. 1, Haecker, D. 1, Shaffer, J. 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 27 Camp, Justin / Lipscomb, Cole / Thompson, Keegan / Rentz, Dalton / McCord, Rocky / Wingenter, Trey / Deloney, Garrett / Mason, Sam / Clements, Robby / Yarbrough, Izaac / Milliman, Jacob / Davis, Kevin / Thompson, Will / Maxwell, Andrew / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (2), Craft, B. 2, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (3), McCord, R. 2, Clements, R. 1, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - Logan, B. (20-24), Craft, B. (10-13), McCord, R. (6-8), Rentz, D. (5-7), Wingenter (5-6), Lipscomb, C. (3-4), Thompson, K. (3-3), Davis, K. (3-3), Yarbrough (2-3), Camp, J. (2-2), Thompson, W. (0-1), Milliman, J. (1-1), Clements, R. (0-1). 21

22 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES 2015 Auburn Baseball Conference statistics for Auburn (as of Apr 12, 2015) (SEC games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 5-10 Home: 2-4 Away: 3-6 SEC: 5-10 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 43 Deese, Kyler Grier, Anfernee Gillikin, Sam Gray, Melvin Logan, Blake Robert, Daniel Ebert, Jordan Nulph, Cody Haecker, Damon Craft, Ben Thompson, Keegan Murphy, Austin Decker, Bo Burgreen, Jackson Polston, Alex Shaffer, J.J Tackett, Hunter Smith, Dylan Mason, Sam Totals Opponents LOB - Team (117), Opp (120). DPs turned - Team (12), Opp (14). IBB - Team (3), Deese, K. 2, Gillikin, S. 1, Opp (6). Picked off - Logan, B. 1, Shaffer, J. 1, Robert, D. 1, Haecker, D. 1. (SEC games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 7 Thompson, Keegan / Lipscomb, Cole / Camp, Justin / Wingenter, Trey / McCord, Rocky / Davis, Kevin / Clements, Robby / Rentz, Dalton / Yarbrough, Izaac / Milliman, Jacob / Thompson, Will / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (1), Craft, B. 1, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (1), McCord, R. 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Logan, B. (11-13), Craft, B. (6-7), Thompson, K. (3-3), Rentz, D. (2-3), Lipscomb, C. (2-3), Wingenter (2-3), McCord, R. (3-3), Camp, J. (2-2), Yarbrough 22

23 @AUBURN_BASEBALL 2015 Auburn Baseball Games Summary for Auburn (as of Apr 13, 2015) (All games) Score by innings EX Total Auburn Opponents Record when... Overall Conference 5-10 Non-Conference 16-5 Home games 15-7 Away games 5-8 Neutral site 1-0 Day games 14-9 Night games 7-6 vs Left starter 5-6 vs Right starter Run games Run games Run games 9-5 Extra innings 2-1 Shutouts 4-1 Scoring 0-2 runs runs runs runs 2-0 Opponent 0-2 runs runs runs runs 0-5 Scored in 1st inning 4-6 Opp. scored in 1st 4-6 Scores first 13-9 Opp. scores first 8-6 After 6 leading trailing tied 0-0 After 7 leading trailing tied 3-0 After 8 leading trailing tied 3-1 Hit 0 home runs home run home runs 1-0 Opponent 0 home runs home run HRs 1-1 Made 0 errors error errors 2-7 Opp. made 0 errors error errors 10-1 Out-hit opponent 17-3 Out-hit by opponent 3-10 Hits are tied 1-2 Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L Current losing streak: 1 Longest winning streak: 7 Longest losing streak: 4 Home attendance : ( 22 dates avg = 2631 ) Away attendance : ( 14 dates avg = 6083 ) Total attendance: ( 36 dates avg = 3973 ) 23

24 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES 2015 Auburn Baseball Auburn at #1 LSU Apr 12, 2015 at Baton Rouge, La. (Alex Box/Bertman Fld) Auburn 2 (21-15,5-10 SEC) LSU 6 (31-6,10-5 SEC) Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob Grier, Anfernee cf Haecker, Damon rf/3b Robert, Daniel 1b Ebert, Jordan ph/rf Logan, Blake dh Craft, Ben c Deese, Kyler 3b/1b Nulph, Cody ss Burgreen, Jackson lf Gray, Melvin 2b McCord, Rocky p Camp, Justin p Yarbrough, Izaac p Totals Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob Chris Sciambra lf Mark Laird rf Alex Bregman ss Chris Chinea 1b Kade Scivicque c Andrew Stevenson cf Conner Hale 3b Jake Fraley dh Jared Foster 2b Zac Person p Parker Bugg p Jesse Stallings p Totals Score by Innings R H E Auburn LSU X E - Deese, K.(4); Gray, M.(2); Bregman(3). DP - LSU 1. LOB - Auburn 8; LSU 4. 2B - Sciambra(5); Laird(7). HBP - Craft, B.; Chinea. SB - Laird(14); Stevenson(9). Auburn ip h r er bb so ab bf np McCord, Rocky Camp, Justin Yarbrough, Izaac LSU ip h r er bb so ab bf np Zac Person Parker Bugg Jesse Stallings Win - Person (2-0). Loss - McCord, R. (2-3). Save - None. WP - McCord, R.(3). HBP - by Person (Craft, B.); by McCord, R. (Chinea). PB - Scivicque(2). Inherited runners/scored: Camp, J. 2/0. Pitches/strikes: McCord, R. 49/29; Camp, J. 52/37; Yarbrough 11/7; Person 43/26; Bugg 49/39; Stallings 33/21. Umpires - HP: Joe Judkowitz 1B: Mayhue Edwards 2B: Morris Hodges 3B: David Wiley Start: 1:05 pm Time: 2:27 Attendance: Weather: 71 degrees, cloudy McCord, R. faced 5 batters in the 3rd. 24

25 @AUBURN_BASEBALL 2015 Auburn Baseball Auburn at #1 LSU Apr 11, 2015 at Baton Rouge, La. (Alex Box/Bertman Fld) Auburn 6 (21-14,5-9 SEC) LSU 1 (30-6,9-5 SEC) Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob Grier, Anfernee cf Haecker, Damon rf Robert, Daniel 1b Gillikin, Sam dh Logan, Blake c Craft, Ben c Deese, Kyler 3b Nulph, Cody ss Burgreen, Jackson lf Gray, Melvin 2b Thompson, Keegan p Totals Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob Jake Fraley dh Mark Laird rf Beau Jordan rf Alex Bregman ss Conner Hale 3b Kade Scivicque c Michael Papierski c Chris Chinea 1b Andrew Stevenson cf Chris Sciambra lf Jared Foster 2b Austin Bain p Alden Cartwright p Russell Reynolds p Totals Score by Innings R H E Auburn LSU DP - Auburn 1; LSU 1. LOB - Auburn 4; LSU 5. 2B - Grier, A.(17); Fraley(7). 3B - Grier, A.(2); Nulph, C.(1). HR - Stevenson(1). SH - Logan, B.(1). SB - Bregman(22). CS - Grier, A.(6); Logan, B.(3). Auburn ip h r er bb so ab bf np Thompson, Keegan LSU ip h r er bb so ab bf np Austin Bain Alden Cartwright Russell Reynolds Win - Thompson, K. (7-2). Loss - Bain (0-1). Save - None. Inherited runners/scored: Cartwright 2/2. Pitches/strikes: Thompson, K. 113/79; Bain 99/62; Cartwright 14/9; Reynolds 42/28. Umpires - HP: David Wiley 1B: Joe Judkowitz 2B: Mayhue Edwards 3B: Morris Hodges Start: 6:35 pm Time: 2:41 Attendance: Weather: 73 degrees, cloudy 25

26 2015 AUBURN BASEBALL GAME NOTES 2015 Auburn Baseball Auburn at #1 LSU Apr 10, 2015 at Baton Rouge, La. (Alex Box/Bertman Fld) Auburn 2 (20-14,4-9 SEC) LSU 3 (30-5,9-4 SEC) Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob Grier, Anfernee cf Haecker, Damon rf Logan, Blake c Robert, Daniel 1b Ebert, Jordan dh Gillikin, Sam ph Decker, Bo lf Burgreen, Jackson lf Deese, Kyler 3b Nulph, Cody ss Craft, Ben ph Gray, Melvin 2b Lipscomb, Cole p Yarbrough, Izaac p Totals Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob Jake Fraley lf Beau Jordan lf Mark Laird rf Alex Bregman ss Conner Hale 3b Kade Scivicque c Chris Chinea 1b Andrew Stevenson cf Chris Sciambra dh Jared Foster 2b Jared Poche' p Hunter Newman p Totals Score by Innings R H E Auburn LSU X E - Deese, K.(3); Bregman(2). DP - LSU 1. LOB - Auburn 8; LSU 9. 2B - Grier, A. 2(16); Logan, B.(10); Gray, M.(3); Laird(6); Hale(10); Scivicque(11). HBP - Grier, A.; Logan, B.. SH - Stevenson(3). SB - Laird(13). CS - Logan, B.(2). Auburn ip h r er bb so ab bf np Lipscomb, Cole Yarbrough, Izaac LSU ip h r er bb so ab bf np Jared Poche' Hunter Newman Win - Poche' (6-1). Loss - Lipscomb, C. (4-1). Save - Newman (1). WP - Lipscomb, C.(5). HBP - by Poche' (Grier, A.); by Poche' (Logan, B.). Inherited runners/scored: Newman 1/0. Pitches/strikes: Lipscomb, C. 103/68; Yarbrough 6/5; Poche' 89/58; Newman 52/33. Umpires - HP: Morris Hodges 1B: David Wiley 2B: Joe Judkowitz 3B: Mayhue Edwards Start: 9:05 pm Time: 2:32 Attendance: Weather: 67 degrees, mostly cloudy 26

27 TV/RADIO #1 Blake Logan #2 Alex Polston #5 Melvin Gray #6 Damon Haecker #7 Keegan Thompson #8 Austin Murphy #10 Anfernee Grier #11 Sam Gillikin #12 Kevin Davis #15 JJ Shaffer #16 Trey Wingenter #17 Cody Nulph #18 Dalton Rentz #19 Jackson Burgreen #20 Daniel Robert #21 Dylan Smith #22 Ben Craft #23 Jordan Ebert #24 Robby Clements #25 Izaac Yarbrough #27 Justin Camp #28 Jacob Milliman #30 Steven Barranca #31 Brett Olson #33 Andrew Maxwell #34 Garrett Deloney #35 Bo Decker #36 Hunter Tackett #37 Rocky McCord #38 Will Thompson #41 Sam Mason #42 Ricky Negron #43 Kyler Deese #49 Cole Lipscomb #29 Sunny Golloway Head Coach #40 Tom Holliday Assoc. Head Coach Pitching #31 Greg Norton Assistant Coach Hitting #4 Hunter Vick Volunteer Assistant Coach #45 Trent Mummey Student Assistant Coach 27