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1 VANDERBILT COMMODORES GAME NOTES Vanderbilt Athletic Communications H 2601 Jess Neely Dr. Nashville, TN Baseball Contact: Kyle Parkinson H Phone: H kyle.parkinson@vanderbilt.edu vucommodores.com H COMMODORES AT-A-GLANCE Game #31 Road #9 Streak... W3 Home Road Neutral Day Night vs. RH starters vs. LH starters Extra-Innings Doubleheaders Shutouts One-Run Games Three+ Run Games Series W-L-T Series Sweeps On Artificial Turf On Natural Grass Scoring First Opp. Scores First Scoring 3+ runs Opp. Scores 3+ runs Hitting at least 1 HR Hitting no HR Making at least 1 error Making no errors Leading after 6 inn Trailing after 6 inn Tied after 6 inn Leading after 7 inn Trailing after 7 inn Tied after 7 inn Leading after 8 inn Trailing after 8 inn Tied after 8 inn vs. Top 5 Teams vs. Top 10 Teams vs. Top 25 Teams In the State of Tenn vs. Out-of-State Opp On Weekdays On Weekends COMMODORES BROADCAST Joe Fisher calls the action on WNSR 560 AM/95.9 FM beginning 15-minutes prior to first pitch. #7 Vanderbilt Commodores (24-6, 5-4) at Tennessee Volunteers (19-8, 3-6) Friday, April 4 H 5 p.m. CT Saturday, April 5 H 6 p.m. CT [TV - CSS] Sunday, April 6 H 1 p.m. CT Tuesday, April 8 H Indiana State H 6:30 p.m. VANDERBILT RE-VU Vanderbilt recorded the team s fifth shutout of the season with a 5-0 win over UT-Martin on Tuesday. Walker Buehler picked up his fifth win of the season. The Commodores used a two-run homer from John Norwood and a late rally to clinch the series against Kentucky with a 6-2 win on Sunday. Tyler Ferguson earned the win with six quality innings. Vanderbilt bounced back to even the series with a 9-3 win on Saturday. Dansby Swanson homered and went 4-for-5 as the Dores pounded out 16 hits. Kentucky claimed the series opener with a 4-2 win over Vanderbilt. Tyler Beede took the loss, allowing three runs over five-plus innings. ON THE BUMP Friday, April 4 RHP Tyler Beede (4-3, 2.47) vs. RHP Nick Williams (3-2, 1.96) Saturday, April 5 LHP Jared Miller (6-1, 1.73) vs. RHP Hunter Martin (2-1, 1.14) Sunday, April 6 RHP Tyler Ferguson (5-0, 1.36) vs. TBA COMMODORES HEAD EAST FOR RIVALRY SHOWDOWN AT TENNESSEE Vanderbilt travels to Knoxville to take on Tennessee in one of the Commodores oldest series that dates back to Vandy has won the last three series going 8-1 vs. Tennessee since Last season the two teams played the entire series in Nashville in rainy weather with the Commodores sweeping the set. VU took two-ofthree the last time the two teams met in Knoxville in The Dores are all time vs. the Volunteers. TOUGH TO HANDLE Vanderbilt s pitching staff has been tough to handle this season. The Commodores staff entered the week leading the nation in hits per nine innings and is now allowing only 5.81 hits per nine innings. The VU hurlers lead the Southeastern Conference with 281 strikeouts and ranked fourth nationally at the beginning of the week with 9.4 strikeouts per nine innings. Tyler Beede (46), Walker Buehler (45) and Hayden Stone (38) all rank in the top 15 in the SEC in strikeouts. DOUBLIN DANSBY Dansby Swanson leads the SEC with 14 doubles after his recent power surge. The Commodores second baseman has five doubles over his last five games and eight during his 11-game hitting streak. Swanson s 14 doubles are the second-most in college baseball with the Dores total of 67 leading the league and ranked fourth nationally at the beginning of the week. BIG LEAGUE DORES Major League Baseball opened the 2014 season this week with seven former Commodores on Opening Day rosters. Pitchers David Price and Sonny Gray each got the nod on Opening Day for their respective teams in Tampa Bay and Oakland. Pedro Alvarez opened the year in the middle of the Pittsburgh lineup after an All-Star season in Ryan Flaherty began his third season in the big leagues with Baltimore and Mike Baxter opened his first season with the Los Angeles Dodgers last week in Australia. Nick Christiani made his first Opening Day roster, joining the Cincinnati Reds. Lefty Mike Minor opens the year on the disabled list in Atlanta but is expected to join the Braves rotation in the coming weeks. vucommodores.com 1

2 Corbin by the Numbers 465 wins at Vanderbilt, give him the second-most in school history. 438 wins are the second-most in the SEC in the last 10 years. 226 wins over the last five years ranks third in the SEC during that span. 163 Commodores have been named SEC All-Academic. 145 MLB picks have been spent on Corbin s players and recruits, including 112 while at VU. 23 Commodores have earned All-American honors. 17 Dores have earned Freshman All-American honors. 9 trips to the NCAA Tournament under Corbin. Vanderbilt had made the tournament just three times prior to his arrival. 8 Vanderbilt players have been picked in the first round of the MLB Draft, including 5 in the top ten picks. 4 Super Regionals in the Corbin-Era are the only four in VU history. 1 MLB first round pick has pitched in the weekend rotation in every season since Corbin s arrival. COMMODORE NOTES BEEDE, B. MILLER PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS Juniors Tyler Beede and Brian Miller have both been named preseason All-Americans. Beede was tagged as a first team All-American by both the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and Baseball America. Miller earned a second team nod from the NCBWA. Both right-handers are coming off record-setting sophomore seasons for the Dores. Beede set the school record with 14 wins going 14-1, including winning his first 11 starts. Miller saved a Vandy record 16 games and took over the top spot all-time at VU with 21 saves in just his second season in the Black & Gold. LOTS COMING BACK BUT LOTS TO REPLACE The Vanderbilt roster welcomes back 18 lettermen from last year s SEC championship squad. Half of those 18 lettermen reside on the Commodores pitching staff led by All-American Tyler Beede. The VU pitching staff returns 39 (72%) of the team s 54 wins from last year, (69%) of the team s 596 innings and 358 (69%) of the club s 520 strikeouts in The Dores offense, however, does not return as much experience with six starters from last year s lineup gone. Those six players (Tony Kemp, Mike Yastrzemski, Connor Harrell, Conrad Gregor, Spencer Navin and Jack Lupo) combined for 435 (62%) of the team s 700 hits, 286 (62%) of the club s 459 runs, 22 (54%) of the squad s 41 home runs and 106 (76%) of the team s 139 stolen bases. B. MILLER NAMED TO STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST Commodore closer Brian Miller was named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year watch list prior to the season. Miller is coming off the greatest season ever by a Vandy closer, saving a school record 16 games as a sophomore. The Franklin, Tenn. native already holds the school s all-time record with 21 saves in his first two seasons. COMMODORES ON TV THIS SEASON Vanderbilt will appear on television at least 11 times during the 2014 season. The Commodores face a tall task on the road with a trip to Mississippi State. Vandy and the Bulldogs play two games of the series on TV - Friday night s game is broadcast on CSS at 6:30 p.m. and Saturday s game on ESPNU at 7:30 p.m. Vanderbilt returns home to take on Kentucky the last weekend of March with Sunday s tilt against the Wildcats set for 1 p.m. on ESPNU. The Dores head east to take on Tennessee the next weekend with Saturday s game set for 6 p.m. on CSS. Arkansas hosts the Commodores April with Sunday s game set for noon on ESPN. Saturday s game will air on Cox Sports Television at 6 p.m. The Dores wrap up April with a series at home against Georgia. Saturday s game is scheduled to air on CSS at 3 p.m. Head Coach Tim Corbin and the Commodores wrap up a tough week and the road portion of the SEC schedule with a trip to Florida in early May. The Dores and Gators battle on Thursday night as part of ESPNU s Thursday night SEC package at 7:30 p.m. The series finale will be broadcast on TV at 11 a.m. on FSN. Vanderbilt s season finale against South Carolina on May 17 will air on CBS Sports Network at 2 p.m. COMMODORE NATION The Vandy roster features players from 14 different states ranging from Oregon (Tyler Campbell) and California (Tyler Ferguson) on the west coast to New York (T.J. Pecoraro and Tyler Green) to Florida (Vince Conde, Carson Fulmer, Karl Ellison and John Kilichowski). Tennessee leads all states on the roster with nine players. National Award Watch Lists Player (Pos.) Brian Miller (P) Tyler Beede (P) Chris Harvey (C) Award NCBWA Stopper of the Year Golden Spikes Johnny Bench Award Commodore Weekly Winners Player (Pos.) Honor Date J. Miller (P) TSWA Pitcher of the Week 2/17 B. Reynolds (OF) SEC Freshman of the Week 2/17 V. Conde (IF) SEC Player of the Week 3/17 H. Stone (P) TSWA Pitcher of the Week 3/17 2 vucommodores.com

3 COMMODORE NOTES COMMODORES TABBED SECOND IN SEC EAST The Southeastern Conference s 14 coaches have picked Vanderbilt to finish second in the league s East division behind South Carolina. The Commodores received five first place votes in the East with the Gamecocks picking up the other nine. Florida was selected to finish third with Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Missouri rounding out the East division. In the West, LSU finished just ahead of Mississippi State despite the Bulldogs receiving seven first place votes to the Tigers six. Arkansas was voted to finish fifth followed by Ole Miss and Auburn. South Carolina was also selected as the favorite to win the league title with five votes but LSU (4), Mississippi State (4) and Vanderbilt (1) all received votes. HEDMAN, MACIAS JOIN VANDY STAFF The Commodores added Drew Hedman and former Commodore David Macias to the coaching staff. Hedman begins his coaching career as the Dores volunteer assistant coach after playing professionally in the Boston Red Sox organization. Hedman was the Division III Player of the Year in 2009 as a senior at Pomona College and was a high school teammate of former Commodore Aaron Westlake. Macias serves as the team s news strength and conditioning coach after playing and working in the Chicago Cubs organization for the last five years. He was a first team All-SEC player in 2008 and played a vital role on Vanderbilt s legendary 2007 team. Commodores In The Pros Player (Years at VU) Pedro Alvarez (06-08) Mike Baxter (04-05) Nick Christiani (06-09) Ryan Flaherty (06-08) Sonny Gray (09-11) Mike Minor (07-09) David Price (05-07) Matt Buschmann (03-06) MLB AAA Team Pittsburgh Los Angeles (NL) Cincinnati Baltimore Oakland Atlanta Tampa Bay Sacramento (OAK) VU RECRUITING CLASS TABBED 20TH After back-to-back top-ranked classes the Commodores freshman class was ranked 20th by Baseball America this fall. Tullahoma, Tenn. right-hander Jordan Sheffield highlights the 15-man class. The class has also proved to be extremely versatile with multiple players working at multiple positions during the fall and early spring. Nolan Rogers has logged time in the outfield as well as second base. Switch hitters Ro Coleman, Bryan Reynolds and Aubrey McCarty have all seen time in the infield and outfield. McCarty also brings the unique ability to pitch with both arms. Lefty John Kilichowski and right-hander Hayden Stone add depth to an already deep VU bullpen. Catchers Jason Delay and Karl Ellison will push junior Chris Harvey behind the plate. FORMER DORES IN MLB POSTSEASON Vanderbilt was well represented this past fall in major league baseball s postseason with five former Commodores making the playoffs. Pitchers David Price, Mike Minor, Sonny Gray and Nick Christiani joined third baseman Pedro Alvarez in the postseason. Price helped Tampa Bay to the American League wild card and into the American League Division Series against eventual World Series champ Boston. Minor pitched the Atlanta Braves into the postseason as the National League East Division champions. Gray joined the A s late in the season and pitched well in two postseason games for Oakland in ALDS against Detroit, including eight scoreless innings against Justin Verlander in Game 2. Alvarez starred for the Pittsburgh Pirates all season as an All-Star and into the postseason in the NLDS. Caleb Cotham (08-09) Scranton/Wilkes Barre (NYY) Taylor Hill (08-11) Syracuse (WAS) Mark Lamm (08-11) Gwinnett (ATL) Antoan Richardson (04-05) Scranton /WB (NYY) Drew VerHagen (2012) Toledo (DET) AA Curt Casali (08-11) Montgomery (TB) Grayson Garvin (09-11) Montgomery (TB) Drew Hayes (08-10) Pensacola (CIN) Aaron Westlake (08-11) Erie (DET) A Jason Esposito (09-11) Frederick (BAL) Conrad Gregor (11-13) Quad Cities (HOU) Anthony Gomez (10-12) Greensboro (MIA) CORBIN CLOSING IN ON 500 WINS AT VANDERBILT Head Coach Tim Corbin enters the 2014 season with 465 wins at Vanderbilt. Only long time Vandy skipper Roy Mewbourne has more wins on West End than Corbin with 655 over his 24 seasons. Corbin s winning percentage of.655 is the best among VU coaches with over 50 games. Connor Harrell (10-13) Bryan Johns (10-11) Tony Kemp (11-13) Lakeland (DET) Salem (BOS) Lancaster (HOU) Drafted Commodores Round Year Team Tyler Beede 1st 2011 Toronto Walker Buehler 14th 2012 Pittsburgh Ro Coleman 40th 2013 Chicago (AL) Tyler Ferguson 40th 2012 San Francisco Carson Fulmer 15th 2012 Boston Aubrey McCarty 36th 2013 San Francisco John Norwood 12th 2011 Toronto T.J. Pecoraro 48th 2010 Houston Adam Ravenelle 44th 2011 New York (AL) Jordan Sheffield 13th 2013 Boston Dansby Swanson 38th 2012 Colorado Xavier Turner 34th 2012 Boston Rhett Wiseman 25th 2012 Chicago (NL) Spencer Navin (11-13) Great Lakes (LAD) Sam Selman (10-12) Wilmington (KC) Kevin Ziomek (11-13) West Michigan (DET) Mike Yastrzemski (10-13) Delmarva (BAL) DL Russell Brewer (08-10) Colorado Will Clinard (09-12) Detroit Navery Moore (09-11) Atlanta Corey Williams (10-11) Minnesota vucommodores.com 3

4 HEAD COACH TIM CORBIN Head Coach Tim Corbin begins his 12th season at the helm of the Vanderbilt baseball program. During his tenure Corbin has turned the Commodores into a national power and taken the program to unprecedented success leading Vanderbilt to the College World Series for the first time in Corbin s overall record of (.670) is second all-time in terms of wins at Vanderbilt, and first in terms of winning percentage for coaches with 100 games or more. For the second time in his career Corbin was named the SEC Coach of the Year by the league s coaches after the Commodores posted one of the best seasons in school history in The Commodores matched the school record with a mark and smashed the Southeastern Conference record, finishing the conference slate an amazing Vanderbilt won every series during the regular season, including nine series sweeps. The squad outscored opponents by an average of runs per game with the pitching staff turning in a sub 3.00 ERA for the second time in three seasons. Five Commodores earned All-American honors led by first team All-Americans Tony Kemp and Tyler Beede. Kemp became just the second Commodore in history to be named SEC Player of the Year and just the third in league history to win both Freshman of the Year and Player of the Year awards in his career. Over the summer, Beede pitched for Team USA to become the 12th Vanderbilt player to don the Stars & Stripes. The Commodores SEC regular season championship was the team s second in three years and third under Corbin. For the fourth time in five years the Dores played in the SEC Championship game and made their eighth straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament hosting Regionals for the third time in school history and Super Regionals for the second time. The 2012 Vanderbilt Commodores overcame a slow start to the season to post the team s seventh straight trip to the postseason. The Dores finished the season as one of the hottest teams in the nation winning four of the last four SEC series of the regular season, including series victories over No. 3 Kentucky and at No. 4 LSU. Vanderbilt rolled into the SEC Tournament having won 12 of the last 15 regular season games. Corbin guided the Commodores to the championship game for the sixth time in nine trips, losing to a red-hot Mississippi State team in the final. Vanderbilt made the NCAA Tournament with a trip to the Raleigh Regional finishing runner-up to host NC State to end the season For the second consecutive season ( ) the Commodores freshman class was tabbed as the nation s best by Baseball America, becoming the first school in the poll s 13-year history to post back-to-back top classes. Vanderbilt s 2012 freshman class was the unanimous top class, also picking up the honor from Collegiate Baseball. Since Corbin s arrival in 2003, Vanderbilt has earned three top-ranked recruiting classes (2005) and is the only school in the nation to have more than two top classes. In 2012, one of Corbin s prize pupils, David Price, was named the American League Cy Young Award winner. Price was the top overall pick by Tampa Bay in 2007 after a stellar career at Vanderbilt. The southpaw went 20-5 with a 2.56 ERA and 205 strikeouts over 211 innings for the Rays to become the first Commodore to win the Cy Young. The Commodores magical run to Omaha saw several school records equaled or passed. VU won 54 games to match the school record set in 2007 and set the SEC record with 12 players selected in the Major League Baseball draft. Hawkins Field hosted the NCAA Regional round for just the second time in history and Super Regionals for the first time with the Dores sweeping through both rounds en route to the College World Series. Individual awards supplemented the team s success with Grayson Garvin earning SEC Pitcher of the Year and Tony Kemp picking up SEC Freshman of the Year honors. Garvin became the second VU pitcher to earn the prestigious league award joining David Price, while Kemp is the second Commodore to be named the league s freshman of the year along with Pedro Alvarez. All four awards have come under Corbin s watch. Sonny Gray, Jason Esposito, Aaron Westlake and Garvin all garnered All-American honors with Kevin Ziomek, T.J. Pecoraro, Conrad Gregor and Kemp being named Freshmen All-American The 2010 Commodores racked up the second-most wins in school history finishing the year with a mark, eventually falling at Florida State in the third game of the Super Regional. In order to get to Florida State the team advanced out of the Louisville regional, a place that saw the Dores 2009 season end. During the regular season, Corbin led the Commodores to a mark, good enough for third in the Southeastern Conference East division behind Florida and eventual national champion South Carolina. The 2008 draft saw eight Commodores selected, highlighted by Pedro Alvarez who was taken with the second overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Vanderbilt became the first school in draft history to have the first overall pick (David Price in 2007) and second overall pick in consecutive drafts. In 2007, Corbin guided the Commodores to their best season ever, finishing with a school record 54 wins. The team also achieved a No. 1 national ranking for the first time in school history and held that honor for 13-of-15 weeks during the regular season. The Vanderbilt baseball team also swept through the Southeastern Conference, winning both the regular season and tournament crown for the first time ever and it marked the first time an SEC team had done it since The team lost only one conference series the entire season against SEC West Division winner Arkansas in Fayetteville and avenged the series loss by defeating the Razorbacks in the SEC tournament title game. The conference recognized Corbin for the work he had done, naming him SEC Coach of the Year. Corbin also picked up Co-National Coach of the Year honors from College Baseball Insider and regional Coach of the Year honors by the American Baseball Coaches Association. The Commodores hosted their first-ever NCAA regional as the No. 1 National Seed and arrived as a power in college baseball. Corbin s success and methods of running the Vanderbilt program has earned him respect among the college and international baseball communities. In the summer of 2006 he managed the USA Baseball National Team to a record that culminated with a gold medal finish at the FISU (International University Sports Federation) World University Championship in Havana, Cuba. The.919 winning percentage set a new national team high and it garnered special recognition by the United States Olympic Committee. In 2006, he led a youthful Commodore squad to a record and sixth-place finish in the rugged Southeastern Conference. The team was the youngest team in the league, with seven everyday starters being freshmen or sophomores. For the second time in three seasons, Corbin guided the team to the SEC Tournament Championship game and the young squad also gained valuable NCAA experience after advancing to the championship round of the Atlanta Regional. The 2006 team posted impressive series wins over College World Series participant Georgia, Super Regional participants South Carolina and Ole Miss, and took series on the road against Florida and LSU. The team handed LSU its worst conference loss at home in school history in the process. In 2004, Corbin not only directed the Commodores to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 24 years, he guided them to their first-ever Super Regional as they swept through the Charlottesville Regional with victories over George Mason, Princeton and host Virginia. In the Super Regional, they fell to the eventual national runner-up, Texas, but still carved out a piece of history as the first team in NCAA baseball history to make it that far one year after having finished with a sub-.500 record. Along the way Vanderbilt racked up 45 wins, was the only team to rank among the SEC s top five in earned run average (first), batting average (fourth) and fielding percentage (first) and finished with a.703 winning percentage, which was third-best in the highly competitive conference, which sent nine schools to the NCAA Tournament. The Commodores school-record.978 fielding percentage was second in the nation, and their 30 error-free games were 11 more than the previous season. His first Vanderbilt team in 2003 finished overall and in the SEC, good enough for second in the Eastern Division. It earned a conference tournament berth with a season-ending sweep of Tennessee capped by a dramatic ninth-inning rally in the series finale. The overall and conference victory totals were the most by a first-year Vanderbilt coach and were made more impressive by the fact that the Commodores were 12-5 in onerun games. That squad set then school records for fielding percentage (.972), fewest errors in a season (60), most saves in a season (15) and fewest walks allowed in a season (168). The team notched series victories over nationally-ranked conference foes LSU, Auburn and Florida, each among the top 15 at the time. Plus, on May 6, 2003, Vanderbilt recorded the first perfect game in school history, which was a collective effort. Four different pitchers contributed to the 4-0 victory over Western Kentucky. Corbin, along with his coaching staff, are a tireless group that saw their recruiting efforts pay in 2005, 2011 and 2012 as their recruiting class was labeled the nation s best by Baseball America. Professional baseball has also taken notice of the program with eight Commodores being selected in the first round since Before Corbin was hired as the 21st coach in program history, Vanderbilt had not earned a spot in the conference tournament in a decade but made the post-season tournament in During the 2004 regular season, Vanderbilt swept a series against Mississippi State for the first time. It was one of three conference whitewashes and one of five series wins in all. His efforts earned him the 2004 Vanderbilt Coach of the Year award and a nomination for the Nashville Sports Council s Sports Person of the Year. Plus, a school-record five players were named to the SEC All-Tournament team, five players were drafted on the first day and seven VU players in all were chosen in the Major League Baseball Draft, topped by No. 6 overall pick, pitcher Jeremy Sowers. Corbin came to Vanderbilt following nine seasons as an assistant coach at baseball power Clemson. During his time there ( ), the Tigers had more victories than all but four programs. Prior to his tenure at Clemson, Corbin was head coach at Presbyterian College for six seasons beginning in There he restarted a baseball program that had been dormant for several years. The Tim Corbin File Personal Full Name:....Timothy Carter Corbin Born:... August 5, 1961 in Wolfeboro, N.H. Hometown:... Wolfeboro, N.H. Family:.... Wife: Maggie Daughters: Molly and Hannah Education College:... Ohio Wesleyan Degrees:.... Master of Arts in Athletic Administration, Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education, 1984 Coaching Experience 2003-Present...Vanderbilt Head Coach Clemson Associate Head Coach Clemson Assistant Head Coach Clemson Assistant Coach Presbyterian College Head Coach Wofford Assistant Coach Ohio State Graduate Assistant Coach 4 vucommodores.com

5 Baseball America (Week 7) NATIONAL RANKINGS USA Today/ESPN (Week 7) Collegiate Baseball (Week 7) NCBWA (Week 7) Perfect Game (Week 7) 1. Florida State South Carolina Virginia Louisiana-Lafayette Cal Poly Oregon State Vanderbilt Texas Mississippi State Houston Louisville Rice Florida Washington Alabama Clemson UC Santa Barbara Cal State Fullerton Oregon Louisiana State UCLA Kentucky Mississippi Indiana UNLV Virginia Florida State South Carolina Vanderbilt Louisiana-Lafayette Oregon State Cal Poly Louisville LSU Oregon Texas Mississippi State Houston Rice Clemson Mississippi Cal State Fullerton UCLA Kentucky Florida Alabama Washington Oklahoma State UC-Santa Barbara Texas Tech South Carolina Louisiana-Lafayette Virginia Florida St Vanderbilt Oregon St Cal. Poly Louisville Texas Mississippi St Washington Florida U.C. Santa Barbara Oregon Alabama Louisiana St Houston Rice Cal. St. Fullerton Mississippi Kentucky Seton Hall Clemson Miami, Fla Arizona St UCLA Auburn Indiana Pepperdine Oklahoma Virginia South Carolina Florida State La.-Lafayette Vanderbilt Cal Poly Oregon State Louisville Oregon LSU Texas Houston Mississippi State Rice Clemson Cal State Fullerton UCLA Ole Miss Florida Oklahoma State Alabama Kentucky UC Santa Barbara Washington NC State Texas Tech Miami (Fla.) Tennessee Oklahoma North Carolina Florida State Virginia South Carolina Louisiana-Lafayette Cal Poly Vanderbilt Oregon State Louisville Mississippi State Houston Oregon Texas Rice Louisiana State Clemson UC Santa Barbara Kentucky Washington UNLV Alabama Mississippi Cal State Fullerton UCLA Florida Tennessee 19-7 Commodores Week-By-Week in the Polls Baseball America USA Today/ESPN Collegiate Baseball NCBWA Perfect Game Preseason Week 1-2/ Week 2-2/ Week 3-3/ Week 4-3/ Week 5-3/ Week 6-3/ Week 7-3/ Week 8-4/7 Week 9-4/14 Week 10-4/21 Week 11-4/28 Week 12-5/5 Week 13-5/12 Week 14-5/19 Week 15-5/26 FINAL vucommodores.com 5

6 PROJECTED LINEUP HITTERS NOTES PLAYER NOTES HITTERS HI/LO C 5 Jason Delay - Freshman GP-GS: AVG:.250 HR: 0 RBI: 3 5-for-18 (.278) with three RBI in last six starts. 2 Tyler Campbell GP-GS: 9-1 AVG:.000 HR: 0 RBI: 1 Earned his first career start at 3B 3/18. MULTI-HIT GAMES 2-HITS: Reynolds 7, Turner 6, Wiseman 5, Wiel 5, Swanson 4, Conde 3, Norwood 3, Rogers 2, Harvey 2, Smith 1, Delay 1, Coleman 1 1B 43 Zander Wiel - RS-Sophomore GP-GS: AVG:.287 HR: 1 RBI: 15 2-for-16 (.167) over last five games. 2B 7 Dansby Swanson - Sophomore GP-GS: AVG:.361 HR: 2 RBI: game hitting streak (21-for ) with 10 runs and six RBI. Reached base in all 30 games with hits in 17 of 20. 3B 9 Xavier Turner - Sophomore GP-GS: AVG:.322 HR: 0 RBI: for-68 (.397) with 10 RBI during 17-game hitting streak after going 0-for-11 in previous three games. SS 3 Vince Conde - Junior GP-GS: AVG:.326 HR: 1 RBI: 20 Has reached base in 16 straight games. 6-for-13 with five RBI in last four games. LF 20 Bryan Reynolds - Freshman GP-GS: AVG:.354 HR: 2 RBI: for-68 (.382) with 15 RBI and 14 runs scored over last 17 games. CF 10 John Norwood - Junior GP-GS: AVG:.219 HR: 1 RBI: 9 3-for-7 (.429) with three RBI in last two games. Hit his first home run of the season 3/30. RF 8 Rhett Wiseman - Sophomore GP-GS: AVG:.253 HR: 0 RBI: 13 Three hits 3/29 after going 2-for-17 in previous five games. First game in RF 3/14. DH 1 Ro Coleman - Freshman GP-GS: AVG:.154 HR: 1 RBI: 4 0-for-14 in his last four games. COMMODORES LINEUP Starts by position C: Harvey 14, Delay 10, Ellison 6 1B: Wiel 29, Smith 1 2B: Swanson 30 3B: Turner 29, Campbell 1 SS: Conde 30 LF: Reynolds 20, Coleman 4, Smith 4, Cooper 2 CF: Rogers 17, Norwood 8, Reynolds 5 RF: Wiseman 12, Norwood 12, Reynolds 4, Smith 2 DH: Wiseman 12, Coleman 9, J. Miller 4, Beede 2, Ferguson 1, Cooper Drake Parker GP-GS: 0-0 AVG:.000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 Speedy freshman outfielder. 16 Penn Murfee GP-GS: 0-0 AVG:.000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 Smooth fielding freshman from Nashville. 18 Nolan Rogers GP-GS: AVG:.250 HR: 0 RBI: 10 4-for-11 in last six games. 23 Will Cooper GP-GS: 11-3 AVG:.200 HR: 0 RBI: 1 Earned first start as DH 4/1 going 1-for Karl Ellison GP-GS: 10-6 AVG:.333 HR: 0 RBI: 2 5-for-16 with two run in six starts. 36 Aubrey McCarty GP-GS: 0-0 AVG:.000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 Switch hitter and switch pitcher. 39 Kyle Smith GP-GS: 18-7 AVG:.200 HR: 0 RBI: 5 Went 6-for-6 to open the year, 0-for-24 since. 44 Chris Harvey GP-GS: AVG:.295 HR: 0 RBI: 6 Snapped 0-for-10 slide with two hits 3/ Tyler Green GP-GS: 0-0 AVG:.000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 Big, physical player can play IF and OF. Batting Order 1st: Swanson 20, Coleman 8, Cooper 1 2nd: Reynolds 11, Turner 7, Swanson 4, Rogers 3, Wiseman 3, Coleman 1 3rd: Wiel 12, Turner 10, Swanson 5, Reynolds 2 4th: Wiel 12, Turner 9, Reynolds 7, Wiseman 1 5th: Wiseman 12, Conde 6, Reynolds 5, Rogers 2, Turner 2, Wiel 2 6th: Conde 22, Wiel 2, Wiseman 2, Rogers 1, Reynolds 1, Turner 1 7th: Rogers 7, Wiseman 5, Smith 4, Harvey 3, Reynolds 2, Norwood 2, J. Miller 2, Ferguson 1, Conde 1, Cooper 1, Delay 1 8th: Harvey 9, Delay 8, Ellison 5, Norwood 2, J. Miller 2, Smith 1, Beede 1, Smith 1 9th: Norwood 15, Rogers 4, Coleman 3, Harvey 2, Cooper 1, Beede 1, Smith 1, J. Miller 1, Delay 1 3-HITS: Reynolds 4, Swanson 3, Harvey 2, Conde 2, Turner 2, Wiel 1, Smith 1, Wiseman 1 4-HITS: Swanson 2, Turner 1, Reynolds 1 5-HITS: MULTI-RBI GAMES 2-RBI: Conde 5, Reynolds 4, Wiel 3, Swanson 3, Turner 3, Rogers 2, Norwood 2, Smith 1, Harvey 1, Delay 1, Coleman 1 3-RBI: Reynolds 2, Wiel 1, Wiseman 1 4-RBI: 5-RBI: HOME RUNS SOLO: Reynolds 2, Swanson 1, Conde 1, Wiel 1 2-R: Coleman 1, Swanson 1, Norwood 1 3-R: MULTI-HR: INDIVIDUAL BATTERS GAME BESTS MOST AT-BATS VU: *6, Dansby Swanson, OPP: 6, Jake Vickerson, MOST HITS VU: *4, Dansby Swanson, 3/29 vs. UK OPP: *3, JaVon Shelby, 3/30 vs. UK MOST RUNS VU: *3, Dansby Swanson, 3/29 vs. UK OPP: *3, Three tied, MOST RBI VU: *3, Bryan Reynolds, 3/15 vs. LSU2 OPP: 4, Seth Heck, MOST HOME RUNS VU: *1, John Norwood, 3/30 vs. UK OPP: *1, Scott Moses, MOST WALKS VU: 3, Vince Conde, 3/2 vs. STAN OPP: 3, Wes Rea, MOST STRIKEOUTS VU: 4, Bryan Reynolds, 3/14 vs. LSU OPP: 4, Shain Showers, 2/26 vs. UE * occured multiple times, last listed vucommodores.com

7 PROBABLE STARTERS PITCHERS NOTES RHP 11 Tyler Beede - Junior G-GS: 7-7 W-L: 4-3 ERA: 2.47 IP: 40.0 BB: 14 K: 46 Last Start: 3/28 vs. UK, L, 5.0+ IP, 5 H, 3R/3ER, 3 BB, 4 K Lost his second straight start in loss to Kentucky, team has scored six runs in last three starts. All-American is one of nation s premier pitchers after finishing sophomore season 14-1 to set school record and lead the nation in wins. Right-hander was one of three finalists for the Golden Spikes Award last season. LHP 28 Jared Miller - Junior G-GS: 7-7 W-L: 6-1 ERA: 1.73 IP: 41.2 BB: 15 K: 30 Last Start: 3/29 vs. UK, W, 6.0 IP, 3 H, 3R/3ER, 3 BB, 4 K Notched his team-best fifth quality start in win vs. Kentucky. Big lefty posted a big summer in the Cape Cod League with Orleans. Appeared in 22 games out of the bullpen last season - the most of any Vandy left-hander - posting a 2.31 ERA and going 2-1. RHP 45 Tyler Ferguson - Sophomore G-GS: 7-7 W-L: 5-0 ERA: 1.36 IP: 39.2 BB: 10 K: 33 Last Start: 3/30 vs. UK, W, 6.0 IP, 6 H, 2R/1ER, 0 BB, 5 K Clinched the series vs. Kentucky with six quality innings, including second start this season with no walks. Sophomore notched a solid first collegiate season in 2013 going 3-1 with a 4.21 ERA in eight games, four starts. RHP 13 Walker Buehler - Sophomore G-GS: 8-7 W-L: 5-1 ERA: 1.71 IP: 42.0 BB: 15 K: 45 Last Start: 4/1 vs. UTM, W, 4.0 IP, 4 H, 0R/0ER, 1 BB, 5 K Struck out five over four innings in win vs. UTM, allowed only base runner to reach scoring position. Starred as a true freshman pitching in 16 games, nine starts, and going 4-3 with a 3.14 ERA. PITCHERS HI/LO STARTERS LOG TEAM W-L QS RS Beede J. Miller Ferguson Buehler Pecoraro INDIVIDUAL PITCHERS GAME BESTS MOST INNINGS PITCHED, STARTER VU: 7.1, Tyler Beede, 3/14 vs. LSU OPP: *8.0, A.J. Reed, 3/28 vs. UK MOST INNINGS PITCHED, RELIEVER VU: 5.2, John Kilichowski, 2/26 vs. UE OPP: 4.1, Cody Marshall, MOST WALKS VU: *5, Jared Miller, OPP: *5, Jared Poche, 3/15 vs. LSU2 MOST STRIKEOUTS VU: 11, Tyler Beede, 2/21 vs. UIC OPP: 12, Aaron Nola, 3/14 vs. LSU PITCHING BREAKDOWN W-L-S ERA IP H R ER BB-I SO Starters Relievers RELIEVER NOTES -----Season Totals----- Pitcher Last Relief App. IP H R ER BB SO HR RI/S RI/S SV Ret./1BF (BB) Ben Bowden 4/1 vs. UTM /0 3/1 0 4/4 (0) Walker Buehler /0 0/0 0 0/1 (0) Carson Fulmer S, 3/30 vs. UK /0 7/4 8 8/12 (1) Ryan Johnson /0 0/0 0 0/0 (0) John Kilichowski 4/1 vs. UTM /0 6/1 0 3/6 (2) Brian Miller 3/29 vs. UK /0 5/4 2 12/14 (0) T.J. Pecoraro 4/1 vs. UTM /3 5/5 0 2/5 (0) Adam Ravenelle 3/30 vs. UK /0 8/0 0 9/10 (1) Steven Rice /0 0/0 0 1/2 (0) Jordan Sheffield /0 0/0 0 0/0 (0) Luke Stephenson /0 0/0 0 0/0 (0) Hayden Stone 3/28 vs. UK /2 11/3 1 8/10 (1) TEAM TOTALS 38/13 (34%) 11 45/60 (5) MOST HBP VU: *3, Tyler Beede, 3/28 vs. UK OPP: *2, A.J. Reed, 3/28 vs. UK FEWEST HITS, CG VU: OPP: 7, Ian Martinez-McGraw, 2/19 vs. LIP FEWEST WALKS, CG VU: OPP: 4, Ian Martinez-McGraw, 2/19 vs. LIP * occured multiple times, last listed CATCHERS LOG TEAM W-L CS/SBA PB ERA Delay 6-3 3/10 (30%) (26ER/97.0IC) Ellison 6-0 1/7 (14%) (16ER/58.0IC) Harvey /12 (25%) (15ER/113.0IC) TEAM /29 (28%) (57ER/268.0IC) vucommodores.com 7

8 MISCELLANEOUS STATS Commodores TEAM Opponents 12, 2/23 vs. UIC...Most Runners LOB...11, three times, last 2, seven times, last 3/28 vs. UK...Double Plays Turned...2, 2/21 vs. UIC 5, Most Errors Committed...6, 2/21 vs. UIC 13, 2/21 vs. UIC...Largest Margin of Victory... 15, 14, 2/21 vs. UIC...Most Runs, Game... 17, 8 (5th), 3/11 vs. EIU... Most Runs, Inning... 5 (3rd), 2, Most Home Runs, Game... 2, 3/11 vs. EIU 1 (5th), eight times, last 3/30 vs. UK... Most Home Runs, Inning...1 (8th), four times, last 19, 2/21 vs. UIC... Most Hits, Game... 14, 6, twice, last 3/11 vs. EIU... Most Hits, Inning...3 (3rd), eight times, last 3/30 vs. UK 3, 2/25 vs. WKU... Fewest Hits, Game...2, 2/21 vs. UIC 8, twice, last 3/2 vs. STAN...Most Walks Drawn, Game... 9, 0, 3/9 vs. WIN... Fewest Walks Drawn, Game...0, 3/30 vs. UK 17, 3/14 vs. LSU... Most Strikeouts (Hitters), Game...13, three times, last 3/15 vs. LSU2 1, 3/9 vs. WIN...Fewest Strikeouts (Hitters), Game...4, Longest Game, Innings...9, several times Longest Game, Time (9 inn.): 3:40, Game:...Extra-inning Game: Shortest Game, Time (9 inn.): twice, 2:12, 3/9 vs. WIN...Seven-Inning Game:...Extra-inning Game: Largest Home Crowd...3,626-3/15 vs. LSU2 Largest Road Longest Winning Streak...9, 2/28-3/11 Longest Losing Streak...2, 3/21-22 Consecutive Errorless Games...5, 2/23-3/1 Runs by Inning Road VU INN. OPP X 0 39 TOTAL 35 Home VU INN. OPP X TOTAL 41 Neutral VU INN. OPP X 0 0 TOTAL 0 Comeback Wins Date/Opp. Score Final 1-0 (1st) 5-2 2/21 vs. UIC 1-0 (1st) /11 vs. EIU 1-0 (3rd) /30 vs. UK 1-0 (4th) 6-2 Blown Leads Date/Opp. Score Final 3/14 vs. LSU 1-0 (7th) (1st) 6-3 3/28 vs. UK 2-1 (5th) 4-2 Commodores Record when they score: Runs W-L Commodores Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record by Months Home Road Total February March April May June Record by Days Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun vucommodores.com

9 LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... A Vanderbilt Team... Won 10 or more consecutive games...4/20-5/16/13 (14) Lost five or more consecutive games...3/16-23/12 (5) Scored 20 or more runs in a game...21 vs. Niagara, 2/21/10 Scored 10+ Runs in an Inning vs. Tennessee (6th Inning), 5/1/11 Did Not Strikeout....vs. Tennessee-Martin, 2/23/05 Hit consecutive home runs... Spencer Navin, Vince Conde at Georgia (G2), 4/20/13 Had a triple steal.... Xavier Turner (home), Jack Lupo (3rd), Tony Kemp (2nd) vs. Lipscomb, 3/26/13 Shut out consecutive opponents...vs. Evansville (13-0), 2/27/ vs. Illinois-Chicago (9-0), 3/1/13 Shut out the opponent... vs. UT-Martin (5-0), 4/1 Was shut out by the opponent at home vs. Georgia Tech (5-0), 6/2/13 Was shut out by the opponent on the road...at Kentucky (2-0), 5/6/11 Was shut out in two consecutive games... vs. Kentucky (14-0) (4-0), 4/23/76 Swept a conference doubleheader... vs. LSU, 3/15 Was swept in a conference doubleheader... vs. Tennessee, 4/25/10 Swept a conference series at home...vs. MIssissippi State, 4/26-28 Was swept in a conference series at home...vs. Tennessee, 5/14-16/09 Swept a conference series (Three-games) on the road... at Kentucky, 5/11-12/13 Was swept in a conference series on the road... at Florida, 3/16-18/12 Lost a conference series at home...vs. South Carolina, 3/30-4/1/12 Lost a conference series on the road...at Mississippi State, 3/21-23 A Vanderbilt Player... Hit two home runs in a game...connor Harrell at Kentucky G2, 5/11/13 Hit three home runs in a game... Aaron Westlake vs. Oregon State, 6/11/11 Hit a grand slam... Vince Conde vs. Middle Tennessee State, 4/2/13 Walk-Off Home Run... Rhett Wiseman vs. Illinois-Chicago, 3/3/13 Hit for the cycle.... Clinton Johnston vs. Kentucky, 4/28/96 Had seven or more RBI in a game... Dominic de la Osa (7) vs. Georgia, 4/16/ Karl Nonemaker (7) vs. Kentucky, 5/12/02 Had five or more hits in a game...tony Kemp (5) at Belmont, 2/19/13 Two hits in an Inning...Tony Kemp (3B, 1B - 4th) vs. Missouri, 4/14/13 Had 10 or more total bases in a game... Zander Wiel (10) at Georgia (G2), 4/20/13 Stole three or more bases in a game...jack Lupo (4) vs. Monmouth, 2/23/13 Stole Home.... Xavier Turner at Ole Miss, 4/5/13 Had a 10-game hit streak... Dansby Swanson (11), 3/15-4/1 Had a 15-game hit streak...xavier Turner (17), 3/4-4/1 Had a 20-game hit streak...jason Esposito (27), 3/19-5/8/11 Had a 25-game hit streak...jason Esposito (27), 3/19-5/8/11 Had 10 or more strikeouts in a game...walker Buehler (10) vs. Belmont, 3/25 Had 15 or more strikeouts in a game... Kevin Ziomek (15) vs. Illinois-Chicago, 3/1/13 Pitched a complete game... Kevin Ziomek at Oregon, 3/8/13 Pitched a nine-inning, complete game shutout...kevin Ziomek vs. Illinois-Chicago, 3/1/13 Pitched a seven-inning, complete game shutout... Nick Christiani vs. Belmont, 5/5/09 Pitched a combined shutout...jared Miller (6.2), Hayden Stone (1.1), Brian Miller (1.0) vs. Winthrop, 3/8 Pitched a no-hitter... Jensen Lewis, Nick Pilkington, John Scott, Matt Buschmann at Western Ky., 5/6/03 Pitched a perfect game... Jensen Lewis, Nick Pilkington, John Scott, Matt Buschmann at Western Ky., 5/6/03 vucommodores.com 9

10 2014 ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T HT WT CL/EXP. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Ro Coleman OF/IF S/R Fr./HS Chicago, Ill. (Simeon HS) 2 Tyler Campbell IF R/R So./1L Portland, Ore. (Oswego HS) 3 Vince Conde IF R/R Jr./2L Oviedo, Fla. (Orangewood HS) 5 Jason Delay C R/R Fr./HS Johns Creek, Ga. (Northview HS) 6 Drake Parker OF L/L Fr./HS Union City, Tenn. (Union City HS) 7 Dansby Swanson IF R/R So./1L Marietta, Ga. (Marietta HS) 8 Rhett Wiseman OF L/R So./1L Mansfield, Mass. (Buckingham Browne & Nichols HS) 9 Xavier Turner IF R/R So./1L Sandusky, Ohio (Sandusky HS) 10 John Norwood OF R/R Jr./2L Peapack, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep) 11 Tyler Beede RHP R/R Jr./2L Auburn, Mass. (Lawrence Academy) 12 Adam Ravenelle RHP R/R Jr./2L Sudbury, Mass. (Lincoln-Sudbury HS) 13 Walker Buehler RHP R/R So./1L Lexington, Ky. (Henry Clay HS) 15 Carson Fulmer RHP R/R So./1L Lakeland, Fla. (All Saints Academy) 16 Penn Murfee IF R/R Fr./HS Nashville, Tenn. (Montgomery Bell Academy) 18 Nolan Rogers OF/IF L/R Fr./HS Bloomington, Ind. (Bloomington HS) 19 Steven Rice LHP L/L Sr./3L Crawfordsville, Ind. (Crawfordsville HS) 20 Bryan Reynolds OF S/R Fr./HS Brentwood, Tenn. (Brentwood HS) 21 John Kilichowski LHP L/L Fr./HS Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit HS) 23 Will Cooper OF R/R Jr./2L Chattanooga, Tenn. (Baylor School) 24 Jordan Sheffield RHP R/R Fr./HS Tullahoma, Tenn. (Tullahoma HS) 25 Karl Ellison C R/R Fr./HS Naples, Fla. (Barron Collier HS) 28 Jared Miller LHP L/L Jr./2L Avon, Ind. (Avon HS) 31 Ryan Johnson LHP R/L Fr./HS Cedar Park, Texas (Cedar Park HS) 32 Hayden Stone RHP R/R Fr./HS Columbia, Tenn. (Columbia HS) 33 Brian Miller RHP R/R Jr./2L Franklin, Tenn. (Independence HS) 34 Luke Stephenson RHP R/R R-Fr/RS Fairland, Ind. (Triton HS) 35 Ben Bowden LHP L/L Fr./HS Lynn, Mass. (Lynn English HS) 36 Aubrey McCarty IF/P S/S Fr./HS Doerun, Ga. (Colquitt County HS) 39 Kyle Smith OF/IF R/R So./1L Old Hickory, Tenn. (Mt. Juliet HS) 40 T.J. Pecoraro RHP R/R Sr./3L Dix Hills, N.Y. (Half Hollow Hills HS) 43 Zander Wiel IF R/R R-So./1L Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Blackman HS) 44 Chris Harvey C R/R Jr./2L Norristown, Pa. (Germantown Academy) 45 Tyler Ferguson RHP R/R So./1L Fresno, Calif. (Clovis West HS) 55 Tyler Green IF/OF R/R Fr./HS Williamsville, N.Y. (Williamsville North HS) Head Coach: 4 Tim Corbin (Ohio Wesleyan, 1984) - 12th Season at Vanderbilt Assistant Coaches: 26 Scott Brown (SUNY-Cortland, 1999); 50 Travis Jewett (Washington State, 1993) Volunteer Coach: 17 Drew Hedman (Pomona College, 2009) Trainer: Chris Ham (Illinois, 2005) Strength & Conditioning Coach: David Macias (Vanderbilt, 2008) Director of Baseball Operations: Drew Fann (Vanderbilt, 2011) Equipment Manager: Garrett Walker (Trevecca Nazarene, 2009) Student Managers: Michael Portu, Luke Gude, Burris Cox & Josh Ruchotzke Video Operations: Will Hinson & Sam Wild Pronunciation Chart Tyler Beede...bee-DEE Ben Bowden... BO-den Vince Conde...con-DEE John Kilichowski...kill-a-CHOW-ski T.J. Pecoraro... PEC-ah-raro Adam Ravenelle...rav-EN-ell Xavier Turner...X-zavier Zander Wiel...wheel 10 Alphabetical Roster Tyler Beede 11 Ben Bowden 35 Walker Buehler 13 Tyler Campbell 2 Roe Coleman 1 Vince Conde 3 Will Cooper 23 Jason Delay 5 Karl Ellison 25 Tyler Ferguson 45 Carson Fulmer 15 Tyler Green 55 Chris Harvey 44 Ryan Johnson 31 John Killichowski 21 Aubrey McCarty 36 Brian Miller 33 Jared Miller 28 Penn Murfee 16 John Norwood 10 Drake Parker 6 T.J. Pecoraro 40 Adam Ravenelle 12 Brian Reynolds 8 Nolan Rogers 18 Jordan Sheffield 24 Kyle Smith 39 Luke Stephenson 34 Hayden Stone 32 Dansby Swanson 7 Xavier Turner 9 Zander Wiel 43 Rhett Wiseman 8 vucommodores.com

11 2014 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT W-L WP LP SV TIME ATT. FEBRUARY 14 Long Beach State W 5-2 Beede (1-0) Sabo (0-1) 3: Long Beach State W 6-0 J. Miller (1-0) Rohrbach (0-1) Fulmer (1) 2: Long Beach State W 6-2 Ferguson (1-0) Provenchar (0-1) 3: Lipscomb W 5-1 Buehler (1-0) Martinez-McGraw (0-1) 2: UIC W 14-1 Beede (2-0) Michelson (1-1) 2: UIC W 2-0 J. Miller (2-0) Lewandowski (1-1) Fulmer (2) 2: UIC W 12-1 Ferguson (2-0) Andersen (0-1) 3: Western Kentucky L 3-2 Bartley (1-1) Buehler (1-1) Thompkins (4) 2: Evansville L 8-3 Rodgers (2-0) Pecoraro (0-1) 2: Stanford W 4-1 Beede (3-0) Hanewich (0-1) Fulmer (3) 2: MARCH 1 Stanford W 5-1 J. Miller (3-0) Viall (1-1) 2: Stanford W 4-2 Ravenelle (1-0) Brakeman (0-2) B. Miller (1) 3: Tennessee Tech W 4-0 Buehler (2-1) Honea (1-1) Stone (1) 2: Middle Tennessee St. W 4-3 Pecoraro (1-1) Foriest (0-1) Fulmer (4) 2: Winthrop W 9-1 Beede (4-0) Kmiec (1-1) 2: Winthrop W 5-0 J. Miller (4-0) Strain (2-2) 2: Winthrop W 4-1 Ferguson (3-0) Strong (0-3) Fulmer (5) 2: Eastern Illinois W 11-2 Buehler (3-1) Thurston (0-2) 2: LSU* L 4-2 Person (1-0) Beede (4-1) Broussard (4) 2: LSU*# W 5-3 J. Miller (5-0) Bouman (3-1) Fulmer (6) 2:39 DH LSU* W 9-3 Stone (1-0) Poche (4-1) 2: Belmont W 8-4 Buehler (4-1) Buckelew (1-3) 2: Mississippi State*^ L 17-2 P. Brown (3-0) Beede (4-2) 3: Mississippi State*$ L 6-3 Mitchell (4-1) J. Miller (5-1) Holder (3) 3: Mississippi State* W 5-1 Ferguson (4-0) Fitts (2-1) Fulmer (7) 3: Belmont W 2-1 Ravenelle (2-0) Carroll (2-2) B. Miller (2) 2: Kentucky* L 4-2 Reed (5-1) Beede (4-3) Cody (1) 2: Kentucky* W 9-3 J. Miller (6-1) Shepherd (5-1) 3: Kentucky*$ W 6-2 Ferguson (5-0) Nelson (1-2) Fulmer (8) 2: APRIL 1 UT-Martin W 5-0 Buehler (5-1) Ross (0-3) 2: Tennessee* Knoxville, Tenn. 5 p.m. 5 Tennessee*^ Knoxville, Tenn. 6 p.m. 6 Tennessee* Knoxville, Tenn. 1 p.m. 8 Indiana State Hawkins Field 6:30 p.m. 11 Texas A&M* Hawkins Field 6:30 p.m. 12 Texas A&M* Hawkins Field 2 p.m. 13 Texas A&M* Hawkins Field 1 p.m. 15 Middle Tennessee St. Hawkins Field 6:30 p.m. 18 Arkansas* Fayetteville, Ark. 6:35 p.m. 19 Arkansas* Fayetteville, Ark. 6:05 p.m. 20 Arkansas*+ Fayetteville, Ark. 12 p.m. 22 Memphis Jackson, Tenn. 6:30 p.m. 25 Georiga* Hawkins Field 6:30 p.m. 26 Georiga*^ Hawkins Field 3 p.m. 27 Georiga* Hawkins Field 1 p.m. MAY 2 Missouri* Columbia, Mo. 6 p.m. 3 Missouri* Columbia, Mo. 2 p.m. 4 Missouri* Columbia, Mo. 1 p.m. 6 Louisville Hawkins Field 6:30 p.m. 8 Florida*$ Gainesville, Fla. 7:30 p.m. 9 Florida* Gainesville, Fla. 6 p.m. 10 Florida*# Gainesville, Fla. 11 a.m. 13 SEMO Hawkins Field 6:30 p.m. 15 South Carolina* Hawkins Field 6:30 p.m. 16 South Carolina* Hawkins Field 6:30 p.m. 17 South Carolina*^^ Hawkins Field 2 p.m. All times Central and subject to change * Southeastern Conference Game ^ Televised on CSS # Televised on FSN $ Televised on ESPNU + Televised on ESPN ^^ Televised on CBS Sports Network vucommodores.com 11