Richmond // 2013 Record: Head Coach: Tracy Woodson (1st year) Career Record: (8th year)

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1 B ASEBALL 1954 NCAA Champions // Eight NCAA Regional Appearances in 11 Seasons M IZZOU T IGERS AT UNF BEST B ET C LASSIC SERIES DETAILS Date: Feb Location: Jacksonville, Fla. Stadium: Dusty Rhodes Field at Harmon Stadium Radio: KTGR FM/100.5 FM/1580 AM/KTGR.com Tex Little (PBP), Hunter Mense (analyst) More Information: MUTigers.com T HE M ATCHUP // MU leads LU, 1-0 // 1st Meeting w/ UNF, RU #41 #5 # Record: SEC Record: Last 10: 3-7 Last Five: 3-2 Streak: Lost 1 Road Record: 5-17 Head Coach: Tim Jamieson Career Record: Record at Mizzou: John Miles // Jr. // RHP W-L ERA G-GS IP H R-ER BB K Brett Graves // Jr. // RHP W-L ERA G-GS IP H R-ER BB K Jace James // Jr. // RHP W-L ERA G-GS IP H R-ER BB K Richmond // 2013 Record: Head Coach: Tracy Woodson (1st year) Career Record: (8th year) UNF // 2013 Record: Head Coach: Smoke Laval (3rd year) Career Record: (16th year) #21 #24 #23 Liberty // 2013 Record: Head Coach: Jim Toman (7th year) Career Record: P ROJECTED S TARTING R OTATION TBA John de Marte // R-So. // RHP W-L ERA G-GS IP H R-ER BB K David Trexler // Sr. // RHP W-L ERA G-GS IP H R-ER BB K Corbin Olmstead // So. // RHP W-L ERA G-GS IP H R-ER BB K TBA F IRST P ITCH // WHAT YOU N EED T O K NOW Ready for year No. 2 in the SEC, the Mizzou baseball team opens the 2014 season on the road with four games as part of the North Florida Best Bet Tournament. The Tigers open with Richmond on Feb. 14 at 5:30 p.m. (CT) before playing host UNF in a doubleheader beginning at 2:30 p.m. (CT) on Feb. 15. The weekend will conclude with an 11 a.m. (CT) tilt against Liberty on Feb. 16. Mizzou returns eight position players and 13 pitchers from the 2013 team that finished 12th in the SEC in the team s inaugural season in the league. Anchoring the Mizzou returners will be All-SEC First Team performer Keaton Steele and All-SEC Freshman honoree Josh Lester. Steele figures to be the Tigers DH this season while serving as a long reliever while Lester will be the Tigers shortstop. The Tiger pitching staff brings back plenty of depth this season and that is with the loss of secondround draft pick Rob Zastryzny and reliable reliever Jake Walsh. The Tigers bring back 11 hurlers who pitched in a game last season and two weekend starters. Mizzou had its best staff ERA since 2006 last season and many of those arms return in // SCHEDULE & RECORD Date Opponent Time/Result 02/14/14 vs. Richmond 5:30 p.m. 02/15/14 at North Florida 2:30 p.m. 02/15/14 at North Florida 5:00 p.m. 02/16/14 vs. Liberty 11:00 a.m. 02/21/14 vs. Radford 11:00 a.m. 02/22/14 at Wake Forest 3:00 p.m. 02/23/14 vs. Cincinnati 11:00 a.m. 02/25/14 vs. Liberty 1:35 p.m. 02/26/14 vs. Campbell 11:30 a.m. 02/28/14 VS. UIC 6:00 P.M. 03/01/14 VS. UIC 2:00 P.M. 03/02/14 VS. UIC 1:00 P.M. 03/04/14 VS. ALABAMA A&M 6:00 P.M. 03/05/14 VS. ALABAMA A&M 4:00 P.M. 03/07/14 VS. SOUTHERN MISS 6:00 P.M. 03/08/14 VS. SOUTHERN MISS 2:00 P.M. 03/09/14 VS. SOUTHERN MISS 12:00 P.M. 03/11/14 VS. ALCORN STATE 6:00 P.M. 03/12/14 VS. ALCORN STATE 4:00 P.M. 03/14/14 VS. TENNESSEE * 6:00 P.M. 03/15/14 VS. TENNESSEE * 2:00 P.M. 03/16/14 VS. TENNESSEE * 1:00 P.M. 03/21/14 at Ole Miss * 6:30 p.m. 03/22/14 at Ole Miss * 1:30 p.m. 03/23/14 at Ole Miss * 1:30 p.m. 03/25/14 VS. UALR 1:00 P.M. 03/28/14 at Auburn * 6:00 p.m. 03/29/14 at Auburn * 3:00 p.m. 03/30/14 at Auburn * 1:00 p.m. 04/01/14 vs. Illinois 6:30 p.m. 04/02/14 vs. Southern Illinois 6:30 p.m. 04/04/14 VS. GEORGIA * 6:00 P.M. 04/05/14 VS. GEORGIA * 2:00 P.M. 04/06/14 VS. GEORGIA * 1:00 P.M. 04/08/14 VS. MISSOURI STATE 6:00 P.M. 04/11/14 at Kentucky * 5:30 p.m. 04/12/14 at Kentucky * 1:00 p.m. 04/13/14 at Kentucky * 12:00 p.m. 04/15/14 at Missouri State 6:35 p.m. 04/18/14 VS. MISSISSIPPI ST. * 6:00 P.M. 04/19/14 VS. MISSISSIPPI ST. * 2:00 P.M. 04/20/14 VS. MISSISSIPPI ST. * 1:00 P.M. 04/22/14 vs. Wichita State 6:30 p.m. 04/25/14 at Florida * 6:00 p.m. 04/26/14 at Florida * 6:00 p.m. 04/27/14 at Florida * 12:00 p.m. 04/29/14 VS. SEMO 6:00 P.M. 05/02/14 VS. VANDERBILT * 6:00 P.M. 05/03/14 VS. VANDERBILT * 2:00 P.M. 05/04/14 VS. VANDERBILT * 1:00 P.M. 05/09/14 at South Carolina * 6:00 p.m. 05/10/14 at South Carolina * 3:00 p.m. 05/11/14 at South Carolina * 12:30 p.m. 05/15/14 VS. ARKANSAS * 6:00 P.M. 05/16/14 VS. ARKANSAS * 6:00 P.M. 05/17/14 VS. ARKANSAS * 1:00 P.M.

2 PROJECTED LINEUP C # 55 Dylan Kelly // Sr. // L-R // Roswell, Ga. 1B # 3 Kendall Keeton // Sr. // R-R //Columbia, Tenn. 2B # SS # 17 Josh Lester // So. // L-R // Columbus, Ga. CF # 25 Jake Ring // Fr. // L-L // Ingleside, Ill. 6 Brett Peel // Jr. // R-R // St. Charles, Mo. 3B # 14 Zach Lavy // So. // L-R // Auxvasse, Mo. LF # 2 Dillon Everett // Sr. / R-R // Phoenix, Ariz. RF # 32 Logan Pearson // Jr. // L-R // Bentonville, Ark. DH # 29 Keaton Steele // Jr. // R-R // St. Joseph, Mo. THE LOWDOWN Gritty hitter that is great at taking the ball the other way Uses all parts of the field and developed more power in the offseason Controls the pitching staff very well - guys trust him Constant encourager for the pitchers - very talkative - calls most pitches Is a big hockey fan and player growing up - loves the Red Wings His Godfather is John Smoltz Blue-collar type player - rarely uses batting gloves Great teammate that is well-liked by everyone on the team Country to the bone - still uses a flip phone Team s best worker in the classroom in his 1st semester at MU. Has aspirations of becoming a physical therapist Gritty infielder that brings an above-average bat and soft hands to the Tiger defense. Has a winning pedigree - played with current teammates Brett Graves, Case Munson, Jake Ivory and Steven Diel at Francis Howell High School where the group won a state championship their senior season. Big player with a corner-infielder frame that shows has a good blend of power and consistency at the plate. Is best in big situations as he hit.359 in conference play vs. just.296 overall last season at Jefferson College. Has a good amount of power to all parts of the field. Shed weight and added muscle in the offseason Put together a fine freshman season and has added a lot of pop to his bat after leading the team in XBHs last season. Worked tirelessly over the summer and fall and earned the SS job Dad is a cross-checker for the Pirates Not a prototypical body, but extremely athletic Silky-smooth defender that will move from SS to 2B this season Singles hitter that started to display more pop last season Brother Colby plays baseball at Northwestern Has started nearly every game over the last two seasons Shores up Tiger infield up the middle Speedster that has already drawn comparisons to former Tiger greats Jayce Tingler and Evan Frey. Will put pressure on the defense with his speed down the line to first base. Is the Tigers best defensive outfielder and can run down a lot of balls due to his speed. One of the best pure athletes on the team and a great defensive OF A great bunter and can also drive the ball into gaps Ups the ante with runners on base as he was one of the Tigers best hitters a season ago w/ RISP and runners on base. Missed the fall season after recovering from offseason surgery. Was the man of the house growing up, took care of siblings One of the best two-way players in the SEC and was the only player in a power league to lead his team in wins, saves and homers last season. Has middle-of-the-order power and is the best situational hitter on the team - handles the bat well and makes all the right adjustments. Good defender, but his future in professional baseball is as a pitcher. STATISTICALLY SPEAKING Hit.287 last season, second-best on the team Had just one error in 2013 despite starting all but one game at C Drove in 27 runs in 2013, second-best on the team Tallied nine extra-base hits and slugged.348 Struck out just 24 times in 178 at-bats, second-lowest on the team Hit.230 last season while starting in 44 games at second base He had 38 hits on the season with 45 total bases Tailed seven extra base hits and slugged a.273 Struck out 18 times last season, the lowest on the team. Hit.336 with a pair of homers and 25 RBI at Jefferson College last season Also scored 26 runs and stole 21 bases for JeffCo. Posted an OBP of.408 and slugged.463 with 11 extra-base hits in his sophomore season. Hit.296 with three homers and 31 RBI at Jefferson College last season. Slugged.441 with an OBP of.356 Went on a tear in 18 conference games, batting.359 with 17 RBI and eight extra-base hits, slugging hits for the 2013 put him third on the team Hit 2 home runs in conference play Had the third best slugging percentage of.357 Number one in-fielder best of.986 fielding percentage Hit 11 extra base hits, tied for first on the team Lead the team with four sacrifice flies and five sacrifice hits Hit.248 while starting 41 games at shortstop Improved to.265 during conference play Had a huge weekend at Alabama, going a combined 7-for-15 with six runs scored, two doubles and a triple Had one homerun on the year with 10 RBIs. Ended the season with 38 hits and seven extra base hits Stole 28 bags his senior year of high school and stole 40 bags the year before that. Hit.455 his senior year. 16 RBIs and hit one home run Lead the team with 5 stolen bases.369 OBP, good for third on the team in SEC play Lead the team with 22 walks Hit leadoff down the stretch last season Led team with.425 slugging percentage Led team with 5 homeruns Second on team with.397 on-base percentage Led team with.306 average in conference play Scored 22 runs, second most on team

3 OFF THE BENCH LF # 21 Jake Ivory // Jr. // R-R // St. Charles, Mo. INF # 11 Shane Segovia // Sr. // R-R // Sinton, Texas OF # 4 Case Munson // Jr. // R-R // St. Charles, Mo. OF # 24 Jordan Getzelman // Fr. // R-R // Crystal Lake, Ill. Strongest arm on the team, being clocked close to 100 MPH Solid bat that uses all parts of the field and hits the gaps well Started his career as a catcher but has found a home in the OF High school teammates with Brett Graves, Case Munson, Brett Peel and Steve Deil, winning a State Title in senior season. Strongest guy on the team, pound-for-pound Has struggled with injuries while at Mizzou Great doubles hitter and uses the right portion of the field well Great cook - often cooks meals for the team Plays extremely hard and plays the game the right way Has a chance to be a very dynamic hitter with power to all fields and above average bat speed - high-ceiling type of player. Can be characterized as a free swinger but he should improve at the plate as he becomes more patient. Very good runner and can track down a lot of balls in the outfield Fearless in the outfield Speedy outfielder that has a good combination of power and speed. Should contribute in the outfield this season. Very good on the base paths as his speed make him a weapon as he can turn singles into doubles. Above average defender in the outfield. Hit.243 in 70 at-bats Improved during conference play with a.250 avg. Tallied five doubles for the season Scored 10 runs despite only having 70 at-bats. In 44 attempts, did not commit an error He started in 39 games and slugged.314 Had 9 doubles and one triple on the season. Had an OBP of.347 Third on team with.985 fielding percentage Fourth on team with.365 on base percentage Hit by a pitch 11 times, third most on team Scored 21 runs, third most on team Only committed one error No. 3 recruit out of Illinois last season according to Prep Baseball Report. Hit.396 with nine homers and 28 RBI in his senior season. Stole 12 bases and scored 42 runs as well M ULTI-HIT G AMES Name Total Dane Opel Dylan Kelly Dillon Everett Josh Lester Case Munson Logan Pearson Kendall Keeton Keaton Steele Shane Segovia Scott Sommerfeld Jake Ivory Gavin Stark Sal Belfonte Brannon Champagne Michael McGraw TEAM M ULTI-RBI GAMES NAME Total Dylan Kelly Dane Opel Keaton Steele Shane Segovia Josh Lester Logan Pearson Jake Ivory Case Munson Dillon Everett Scott Sommerfeld Kendall Keeton TEAM O FFENSIVE N OTABLES The Tigers bring back eight players that started at a position last season and eight players that had at least 120 at-bats last season. Mizzou returns a lot of production from last year s roster as it returns the bulk of its runs, RBI and extra-base hits. Tigers Returning Production of 205 runs scored (74-percent) of 185 RBI (78-percent) of 402 total hits (77-percent) - 69 of 88 total extra-base hits (78-percent) of 161 total bases on balls (78-percent) - 11 of the Tigers 15 homeruns (73-percent) Mizzou s top returning hitter is senior catcher Dylan Kelly. The Tiger backstop hit.287 last season with 27 RBI and nine extrabase hits. Kelly was also second on the team with 14 multihit games last season and led the team with eight multi-rbi games. A pair of Tigers carry active hitting streaks into Sophomore Josh Lester ended 2013 by hitting safely in the last nine games while junior Keaton Steele hit safely in six consecutive games to close the season. Lester s nine-game hitting streak was the longest by a Tiger in Mizzou actually hit better in SEC play than it did in the nonconference last season, checking in at a.247 clip. Keaton Steele led Mizzou with a.306 average and five homers in SEC play, slugging of Mizzou s 15 homers as a team came in league play last year. Five came off the bat of Steele while Lester tallied a pair of homers in league play last season. Mizzou s lineup could feature at least three newcomers on opening day, including Brett Peel, Zach Lavy and Jake Ring. H ITTING S TREAKS Name Longest Current Keaton Steele 9 6 Josh Lester 9 9 Dylan Kelly 7 1 Scott Sommerfeld 7 1 Case Munson 6 - Kendall Keeton 6 - Dillon Everett 5 1 Logan Pearson 5 1 Dane Opel 5 1 Jake Ivory 4 - Shane Segovia 4 4 Brannon Champagne 3 1 Michael McGraw 2 - Belfonte 2 - Patrick Quintanilla 1 - Gavin Stark 1 - Nick Moore 1 - R EACHED-BASE S TREAKS Name Longest Current Dane Opel 23 1 Case Munson 18 - Dylan Kelly 13 1 Keaton Steele 10 7 Josh Lester 9 9 Dillon Everett 8 2 Logan Pearson 7 2 Scott Sommerfeld 7 1 Jake Ivory 6 - Kendall Keeton 6 - Shane Segovia 5 4 Belfonte 4 - Michael McGraw 3 1 Brannon Champagne 3 1 Nick Moore 1 - Patrick Quintanilla 1 - Gavin Stark 1 -

4 NOTABLE PITCHERS RHP # 41 John Miles // Jr // Columbia, Mo. RHP # 5 Brett Graves // Jr // St. Charles, Mo. RHP # 10 Jace James // Jr // Oklahoma City, Ok. RHP # 44 Eric Anderson // RS-Sr // Highlands Ranch, Co. RHP # 29 Keaton Steele // Jr // St. Joseph, Mo. RHP # 19 Alec Rash // So // Adel, Ia. RHP # 13 Breckin Williams // So // Oronogo, Mo. LHP # 40 Tyler House // RS-So // 190, Richton Park, Ill. RHP # 39 Griffin Goodrich // So // Kirkwood, Mo. THE LOWDOWN Saw increased velocity over the summer in the NECBL, touching 92 Stays in longer outings, but can run it up out of the bullpen Has a curveball, change-up combo for his offspeed stuff Has movement to every one of his pitches - effectively wild Great at pitching out of jams - elevates his game Grew up a Mizzou fan as a Columbia, Mo., native Fastball that tails away from righties and also boasts a curveball and a change-up - Fastball has hit 94, but stays Everything he throws is hard and pitches to contact. Has big-league stuff according to former Tiger and current Detroit Tiger Ian Kinsler. HS teammates with Case Munson, Jake Ivory, Brett Peel, Steven Diel Can be used as a spot starter or long reliever Stays on his fast ball, has a great array of off-speed pitches His out-pitch is his curveball and trusts his stuff More of a finesse pitcher - lot s of ground balls Is tied for his High School s career passing yards mark with current Rams QB Sam Bradford as he was a great two-sport guy. Fastball stays 88-91, out pitch is a filthy change-up. Has a curve Bulldog competitor with 11 Friday Nigh starts in his career. Has been devastated by injury in his career with a torn labrum and a torn UCL - he pitched just 10 months after Tommy John surgery last season Guys play very hard behind him as he has the respect of teammates - hard worker and fills up the zone. Uses his fastball as a set-up for his offspeed stuff and is a high strikeout guy. High baseball IQ and trusts his stuff He is a great situation pitcher and can pitch to contact and blow guys away as well. Boasts four pitches - fastball, curveball, change-up and slider. Has hit 94 with his fastball but stays BIg power-arm that plays long-toss from foul pole to foul pole. Clocked at 97 coming out of high school and stayed last season Has a good curveball and developed a slider as another secondary pitch - dynamic stuff. Big league, projectable body at 6-6, 198 Was the highest drafted high school player to go to college last year (2nd round, Phillies). Fastball clocked in the lower 90s, stays Curveball is his out pitch and uses it to get out of jams. Big-time competitor that does his best in high-pressure situations Spent time as the team s closer in Great all-around player, great athlete that can play a position Was a SS, OF and P in high school. Was cut from the team last year, but will contribute this season Lefty that tore his ACL his freshman season and missed the entire year as he will make his collegiate debut in Fastball can hit 90, stays Good offspeed stuff with a lot of movement. Can be used as a starter or long reliever as he is very durable. Has hit 92 on the gun, but fastball stays Midweek starter last season that has improved his consistency Still developing off-speed pitches, but has worked in a curveball Two-way guy in high school and has a high baseball IQ Pitches to contact very well and fills it up STATISTICALLY SPEAKING Set an NECBL record with a.135 OPP BA last summer Started the NECBL All-Star Game last summer Led Mizzou with a 2.35 ERA in Allowed 6 ERs all year Tied for the team lead with a pair of saves. Compiled a 3.80 ERA in 71.0 innings pitched Had two wins in conference play Walked just 21 batters in 71.0 innings pitched in 2013 Tossed a complete game in a two-run outing against SC His 71.0 IP last season are the most among Tiger returners No. 20 prospect in the SEC by PrefectGame.com Was sensational in his first four starts last season, allowing just 12 hits over 19.2 IP with just one ER. Second on the team with 2.79 ERA in 17 appearances, including seven starts. Walked just 15 batters all season and held batters to a.262 BA Appeared in 10 games compiling a 3.90 ERA Struck out 17 batters and allowed 12 earned runs Walked only 10 batters all season 3.38 ERA in SEC play, walking just nine in six games (3 starts) Tossed 7.1 innings, allowing just 3H and 3ER in SEC Tourney clinching win over Kentucky. Struck out 58 batters in 63.2 IP in 2013 Had a 2.83 ERA, tops among Tiger weekend starters in 2013 Led the team in wins, saves and OPP BA last season First player since 1996 to be SEC Player and Pitcher of the Week in same season Tallied a 1.38 ERA vs SEC teams if you exclude his start at Vandy. Was 2-1 in 12 games last year, including seven starts Threw just 27.2 innings before elbow soreness shut him down Struck out 23 batters in 27.2 IP Went 12.1 IP before giving up an ER last season, holding batters to a.093 BA in that span. Posted a 6.75 ERA, but a couple of rough outings raised his ERA. Appeared in 20 games last season, the second-most among Tiger relievers. Did not allow an ER in 13 of his 20 appearances. Did not pitch last season. Appeared in four conference games in his first season Went 2-1 for the season with a 3.92 ERA Only walked two batters all season Limited batters to a.256 average last season LHP # 52 Andrew Hohn // Jr // North Little Rock, Ark. Touches with his fastball, but consistently Did not pitch last season. Off-speed pitches are a combination of curveball, chage-up. Fills up the zone - doesn t walk a lot of guys Really effective against lefties but is also good against righties as he can give you a couple of innings as a lefty.

5 2014 PITCHING B REAKDOWNS (*-STARTER) 5 BRETT GRAVES 14 Appearances / 13 Starts 2/16 at Southern Miss* /23 at Memphis* L 3/9 vs. San Francisco* /16 vs. S. Carolina* L 3/23 at Tennessee* /30 vs. LSU L 4/6 at Georgia* L 4/9 at MO State /13 at Vanderbilt* L 4/20 vs. Florida* /28 vs. Auburn* W 5/4 at Texas A&M* /11 at Alabama* /16 vs. Kentucky* W Appearances / 10 starts 2/17 at Auburn /26 at San Francisco /6 vs. UNO* W 3/13 vs. UND* /18 vs. High Point /21 vs. IND St.* L 3/28 vs. UCA* L 4/1 at Texas A&M L 4/7 vs. Baylor /11 vs. Illinois* W 4/15 at Oklahoma* L 4/22 vs. Kansas State* W 4/29 at Texas Tech L 5/6 vs. Texas /9 vs. Missouri St.* /13 vs. Memphis* /18 at Kansas /1 at Arizona JACE JAMES 17 Appearances / 7 Starts 2/17 at Southern Miss* /23 at Memphis /6 vs. E. Michigan* /12 vs. Jackson St /19 vs. Arkansas St.* W 3/23 at Tennessee /27 vs. UNO* /30 vs. LSU /2 vs. Illinois* L 4/9 at MO State* W 4/13 at Vanderbilt /14 at Vanderbilt /19 vs. Florida /24 vs. MO State* L 4/30 vs. SEMO /10 at Alabama /18 vs. Kentucky BRECKIN WILLIAMS 20 Appearances 2/22 at Memphis /23 at Memphis /6 vs. E. Michigan S 3/9 vs. San Francisco L 3/13 vs. Truman State /19 vs. Arkansas St /19 vs. Arkansas St /22 at Tennessee L 3/27 vs. UNO /29 vs. LSU /2 vs. Illinois /6 at Georgia /9 at MO State /13 at Vanderbilt /24 vs. MO State /26 vs. Auburn /30 vs. SEMO L 5/5 at Texas A&M /10 at Alabama /18 vs. Kentucky ALEC RASH 12 Appearances / 7 Starts 2/15 at Southern Miss /24 at Memphis L 3/6 vs. E. Michigan /12 vs. Jackson St.* W 3/16 vs. S. Carolina* /23 at Tennessee* W 3/31 vs. LSU* /7 at Georgia* /9 at MO State /14 at Vanderbilt /21 vs. Florida* /30 vs. SEMO* RYAN PHILLIPS 10 Appearances 2/16 at Southern Miss /24 at Memphis /6 vs. E. Michigan /9 vs. San Francisco /13 vs. Truman State /19 vs. Arkansas St /2 vs. Illinois /12 vs. Vanderbilt /10 at Alabama vs. Kentucky KEATON STEELE 17 Appearances / 3 Starts 2/17 at Southern Miss /6 vs. E. Michigan* W 3/12 vs. Jackson St /16 vs. S. Carolina W 3/23 at Tennessee /27 vs. UNO /29 vs. LSU /31 vs. LSU L 4/7 at Georgia W 4/14 at Vanderbilt* L 4/20 vs. Florida /28 vs. Auburn* W 5/4 at Texas A&M L 5/11 at Alabama W 5/16 vs. Kentucky S 5/17 vs. Kentucky S 5/22 vs. Mississippi St GRIFFIN GOODRICH 9 Appearances / 3 Starts 2/22 at Memphis /6 vs. E. Michigan /13 vs. Truman State* W 3/19 vs. Arkansas St.* /27 vs. UNO W 3/30 vs. LSU /13 at Vanderbilt /5 at Texas A&M /18 vs. Kentucky* PETER FAIRBANKS 6 Appearances 3/13 vs. Truman State /19 vs. Arkansas St /27 vs. UNO /30 vs. LSU /2 vs. Illinois /12 at Vanderbilt JOHN MILES 18 Appearances 2/15 at Southern Miss /17 at Southern Miss /24 at Memphis /9 vs. San Francisco /13 vs. Truman State /19 vs. Arkansas St L 3/22 at Tennessee /30 vs. LSU /2 vs. Illinois /9 vs. MO State S 4/12 at Vanderbilt /13 at Vanderbilt /19 vs. Florida /21 vs. Florida S 4/24 vs. MO State /30 vs. SEMO /5 at Texas A&M /18 vs. Kentucky L Appearances / 4 starts 2/17 at Auburn /25 at San Francisco /4 vs. Ball State /10 vs. Charlotte /13 vs. UND W 3/14 vs. UND /18 vs. High Point /21 vs. IND St /25 vs. Oklahoma St.* W 3/27 vs. UCA /30 at Texas A&M L 4/1 at Texas A&M /7 vs. Baylor /10 vs. UALR /14 at Oklahoma /20 vs. Kansas State /25 at Missouri State W 4/29 at Texas Tech /2 at Arkansas* /6 vs. Texas /12 vs. Memphis* W 5/18 at Kansas* L 5/26 vs. Kansas* /1 at Arizona /3 vs. Louisville ERIC ANDERSON* 10 Appearances / 4 Starts 2/24 at Memphis* /9 at MO State /14 at Vanderbilt /20 vs. Florida L 4/24 vs. MO State /28 vs. Auburn S 4/30 vs. SEMO /5 at Texas A&M* L 5/13 at Alabama* L 5/17 vs. Kentucky* Appearances / 4 Starts 2/17 at Auburn* L 2/24 at San Francisco* L 3/2 vs. Ball State* L 3/9 vs. Charlotte* Appearances / 9 Starts 2/27 at UNCC /22 vs. C. Ark* /6 vs. Kansas /13 vs. SIUE* /21 at Baylor* /29 vs. Texas A&M* /6 at K-State* W 5/13 vs. Texas Tech* W 5/19 at Nebraska* /25 vs. Texas* W 5.29 vs. Texas A&M* AUSTIN TRIBBY 1 Appearance 3/19 vs. Arkansas St

6 BASEBALL AMERICA TOP Virginia 2. Oregon State 3. Indiana 4. Cal State Fullerton 5. NC State 6. Florida State 7. South Carolina 8. Mississippi State 9. LSU 10. Vanderbilt 11. Oregon 12. UCLA 13. Clemson 14. Louisiana-Lafayette 15. Rice 16. Miami 17. North Carolina 18. Texas 19. TCU 20. Louisville 21. Alabama 22. Kansas State 23. Florida 24. Texas A&M 25. Arkansas PERFECT GAME TOP Virginia 2. Cal State Fullerton 3. Oregon State 4. Florida State 5. Indiana 6. Mississippi State 7. South Carolina 8. UCLA 9. Oregon 10. NC State 11. Vanderbilt 12. LSU 13. North Carolina 14. Clemson 15. Louisville 16. Florida 17. Rice 18. Arizona State 19. Texas A&M 20. Miami 21. Alabama 22. Kansas State 23. Oklahoma State 24. Florida Atlantic 25. Texas T OP-25 POLLS USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES POLL 1. Cal State Fullerton 2. LSU 3. Oregon State 4. Mississippi State 5. Florida State 6. Virginia 7. Oregon 8. Vanderbilt 9. NC State 10. UCLA 11. Indiana 12. North Carolina 13. Louisville 14. South Carolina 15. Rice 16. Clemson 17. Miami (FL) 18. Oklahoma State 19. Arizona State 20. Florida 21. Kansas State 22. Texas 23. TCU 24. Louisiana-Lafayette 25. Stanford NCBWA TOP Cal State Fullerton 2. Virginia 3. Oregon State 4. Mississippi State 5. Florida State 6. LSU 7. Indiana 8. NC State 9. UCLA 10. Vanderbilt 11. Oregon 12. South Carolina 13. North Carolina 14. Louisville 15. Rice 16. Clemson 17. Miami 18. Kansas State 19. Oklahoma State 20. Arizona State 21. Florida 22. TCU 23. Texas A&M 24. Louisiana 25. Texas 26. Arkansas 27. Alabama 28. Oklahoma 29. Cal Poly 30. Florida Atlantic P RONUNCIATION G UIDE Jack Klages... CLAAAH-guess Sean Ullrich... ULL-Rick Andrew Hohn...HAAN COACHING STAFF Tim Jamieson...JAY-ma-son Kerrick Jackson...Sounds like Derek Evan Pratte... PRAT Jeff Emens...EM-ins Dan Pietroburgo...pet-RO-burgo-O RECAPPING 2013 The Tigers are coming off of a disappointing mark in year one competing in the SEC. The team's first-ever trip to the SEC Tournament closed out the season as Mizzou lost in a 17-inning marathon to eventual College World Series finalist Mississippi State, 2-1, in Hoover. In all, the Tigers finished 12th in the SEC last season. Do-it-all utility man Keaton Steele was named to the All-SEC First Team and freshman Josh Lester was an All-SEC Freshman Team selection. ERA BEST SINCE 2006 IN 2013 Despite the mark, the Tiger pitching was as good as it has been since 2006 under fourth-year pitching coach Matt Hobbs. In fact, Mizzou had a 3.87 ERA last season, the best since the 2006 team posted a 3.36 ERA. The 3.87 ERA was better than five of the Tigers' eight NCAA Regional teams in the last 11 seasons. WHAT THE TIGERS BRING BACK Mizzou returns a lot of production from last year s roster as it returns the bulk of its runs, RBI and extra-base hits. Tigers Returning Production of 205 runs scored (74-percent) of 185 RBI (78-percent) of 402 total hits (77-percent) - 69 of 88 total extra-base hits (78-percent) of 161 total bases on balls (78-percent) - 11 of the Tigers 15 homeruns (73-percent) Mizzou s top returning hitter is senior catcher Dylan Kelly. The Tiger backstop hit.287 last season with 27 RBI and nine extra-base hits. Kelly was also second on the team with 14 multi-hit games last season and led the team with eight multi-rbi games. WHAT THE TIGERS WILL NEED TO REPLACE The biggest holes for the Tigers this season will be in the pitching staff as they look to replace a pair of drafted lefties, including Friday night starter and second-round draft pick Rob Zastryzny. He threw a team-high 90.2 innings and has 3.38 ERA while striking out 82. He was the Tigers' Friday Night starter for two seasons and part of his freshman year. Mizzou is also tasked with replacing do-it-all reliever Jake Walsh, who was drafted by the Nationals and began his professional career. Walsh led Mizzou with 30 appearances last season, including 19 in league games. Offensively, Mizzou brings back the bulk of last year's production but lost Dane Opel, who led the team in runs, batting and RBI while tying for the team-lead in extra base hits. SCOUTING RICHMOND Richmond Baseball is entering its 100th season and is coming off a season in which they finished seventh in the Atlantic 10. Tracy Woodson enters his first year as skipper of the Spiders, looking to win an A10 title for the first time since Sophomore lefty outfielder Tanner Stanley will anchor the Spiders lineup after leading the team in runs and RBI in his freshman campaign. However, the loss of Jacob Mayers who led the team in nearly every other batting category, including a.359 average while also contributing 55 innings on the mound, will hurt. SCOUTING NORTH FLORIDA With only five seniors on the North Florida baseball roster, the Ospreys rely heavily on young talent. Last season they finished including 18-9 in Atlantic Sun play. Only seven players departed the team following last season and with 19 newcomers the lineup will look a bit different. The four pitchers that departed were the core of the pitching staff, pitching a total of innings last season. The success of the Osprey could rely on young pitchers stepping up. SCOUTING LIBERTY The Liberty Flames are coming off perhaps their greatest season in program history. A Big South championship and for the first time ever, an appearance in a NCAA Regional Final. The Flames finished 36-29, the fifth time in head coach Jim Toman s career at Liberty with 35 or more wins. Senior Danny Grauer who can play first, catch and pitch will look to lead the Flames after batting.280 with a team high seven home runs last year; Grauer also appeared on the mound in ten games. Senior RHP Trey Lambert is the only pitcher returning that pitched more than 65 innings last year. In fact, Hernson led the team with 89.1 innings pitched going 8-3 with a 3.54 ERA in 15 starts. LESTER MOVES TO SHORT After a stellar freshman season that was the best by a Tiger since 2010, sophomore Josh Lester made huge strides in his game over the summer and is penciled in as the team's opening day shortstop. Lester played all four infield spots last season and actually led the Tiger infielders with a.986 fielding percentage. His defensive prowess last year played into the decision to move him to short, but he also trimmed down and added muscle and quickness to help his range. At the dish, Lester hit.260 and led Mizzou with 11 extrabase hits while earning a spot on the All-SEC Freshman Team. MAN OF STEELE Another key returner this season will be All- SEC First Team honoree Keaton Steele, who was arguably the team's most valubale player in Steele was the only player in the nation to lead his team in homeruns, pitching wins and saves. Steele was even better in big games as well. In SEC play, he posted an ERA of 3.00, which was inflated by a bad start at Vanderbilt. If you take out his outing at Vandy, Steele had a 1.38 ERA in 12 appearances against SEC teams last season. He was also the Tigers' top hitter in SEC play, batting.306 with five homers and 14 RBI. He slugged.542 with a.435 OBP, good for an OPS of.977. He was the only player on the team to hit better than.300 in league play last season. He is also an above-average defender as he had a.973 fielding percentage last season in league play and checked in at.966 overall last season.

7 THE FRIDAY NIGHT GUY RETURNS A big boost for the Tigers this season will be the return of senior righty Eric Anderson. Anderson pitched most of the year in 2013, but was coming off of Tommy John surgery. In his time at Mizzou, he has had labrum and Tommy John operations which have cut into his playing time significantly. But this year, Anderson enters the season fully healthy and ready to go. He began to show signs of the guy who had been the Tigers' Friday Night starter in games late last season. In the game that clinched Mizzou a spot in the SEC Tournament - which coincidentally came on the year anniversary of his Tommy John surgery and on the two-year anniversary of his labrum surgery - he tossed 7.1 innings of three-hit baseball in a winning effort over Kentucky. ANDERSON PLAYING THE FIELD In addition to making a return to the mound this season, Anderson will also likely see a lot of time in the Tiger batting order and at first base. Anderson has toyed with hitting at Mizzou in the past, but just like his progress on the mound, his batting was halted by injuries. During summer ball in Colorado, Anderson was encouraged by the Tiger coaching staff to take some swings, and swing he did. He hit.400 while playing summer ball in Colorado and came back and did very well as a hitter in the fall. In fact, he went 4-for-4 with a homer in one game of the Fall World Series as he seemed to hit very well against all types of pitches. He has also been taking a lot of reps at first base and figures to play there when he does not pitch this season. EVERETT IN THE OUTFIELD Another Tiger veteran making a position change this season is senior Dillon Everett. A smooth defender, Everett will likely see time in left field this season after spending his first three seasons on the Tiger infield. The Phoenix, Ariz., native hit.248 last season and played solid defense at second and short, despite missing nine games with a broken hamate bone in his hand. He has been one of the longest tenured Tiger starters in his time at Mizzou. He has started 101 games over the last two seasons, missing just one game in 2012 and just the nine last year with the broken hamate bone. When he's been healthy, he's been on the field. IMPACT NEWCOMERS As with any new year, there will be a lot of impact newcomers on the Tiger roster in As many as three Tiger newcomers could be in the starting lineup on opening day, including junior college transfers Brett Peel and Zach Lavy at second and third, respectively. Also, look for Jake Ring, a speedy Illinois native, to start in the outfield and serve as the Tigers' leadoff hitter. FRANCIS HOWELL CONNECTION This year, the Mizzou baseball roster features five players that have played together for quite sometime. Brett Graves, Case Munson, Jake Ivory, Brett Peel and Steven Diel all played high school ball for Francis Howell in St. Charles, Mo., winning a state championship together during their senior season. MILES IMPRESSES OVER THE SUMMER Junior righty John Miles led Mizzou with a 2.35 ERA coming out of the bullpen last season, but as if that weren't impressive enough, he really turned heads this summer. Playing his summer ball in the NECBL, Miles put together an outstanding season. He set a league record with a.135 opponent batting average and earned started the league's annual All-Star Game, alongside Tiger teammate Brett Graves. He led all starters in the league with a 1.20 ERA. He closed his summer with a complete game, one-run outing in which he helped his Vermont Mountaineers to a 3-1 win. He was 3-1 in Vermont and allowed an earned run in just three of his starts. With the strides that he took, look for Miles to make an impact in the Tiger rotation this season. 60 YEAR ANNIVERSARY The 2014 season marks the 60-year Anniversary of Mizzou's 1954 team that won the College World Series for the school's first ever National Championship in baseball. Under legendary Tiger head coach John 'Hi' Simmons, the 1954 team with 22-4 overall and went 5-1 at the College World Series, defeating Rollins, 4-1, to claim the Championship. Mizzou also defeated Lafayette, UMass, Oklahoma State and Michigan State at that College World Series. NEW FACILITY FOR TIGERS As the Mizzou baseball program continues its transition into the SEC, the Mizzou Department of Athletics made a major commitment to the program by spending $4 million on a new facility, including a new lockerroom, coaches office and improved seating at Taylor Stadium. The new facility will be one of the best baseball facilities in the nation will give players all they need to succeed on site. A state-of-the-art lockerroom, modeled after many big league lockerrooms, along with a team room, an auditorium and training room have been added on site at Taylor Stadium. Also, increased bleachers have been added down the LF line and the old bucket seats have been replaced with new seat-back stadium seats in order to help with the comfort level of the fans. CROW INDUCTED INTO MIZZOU HOF Former Mizzou standout Aaron Crow was inducted into the Mizzou Athletics Hall of Fame this year. Crow established himself as one of the most feared pitchers in the nation during the late 2000s in a time of great success for Tiger baseball under Head Coach Tim Jamieson. During his junior season of 2008, Crow was arguably the most dominant pitcher in the game, as he won the Roger Clemens Award, given annually to the top pitcher in college baseball, in addition to being named a consensus 1st-Team All-American. His stats in 2008 were stellar - a perfect 13-0 record, an earned run average of 2.35, four completegame shutouts and 127 strikeouts (10.65 per nine innings). Had a 43-inning scoreless streak during the 2008 season. T IGERS R ECORD Overall vs. SEC vs. SEC East vs. SEC West vs. Non-Conference At Taylor Stadium On the Road At Neutral Site In Day Games In Night Games vs. LHP Starter vs. RHP Starter In Games decided in final at-bat In Extra-Inning Games In Shutouts Scoring First Opp. Scores First Score in 1st Inn Opp. Score in 1st Inn Leading After 7th Inn Trailing After 7th Inn Tied After 7th Inn Leading After 8th Inn Trailing After 8th Inn Tied After 8th Inn vs. Top 25 Teams vs. Top 10 Teams vs. Top 5 Teams On Natural Grass On FieldTurf On Mixed Surfaces In 1-Run Games In 2-Run Games In 5+ Run Games Scoring 0-2 Runs Scoring 3-5 Runs Scoring 6-9 Runs Scoring 10+ Runs Opp. Score 0-2 Runs Opp. Score 3-5 Runs Opp. Score 6-9 Runs Opp. Score 10+ Runs Out-hit Opp Out-hit by Opp Have Same # of hits as Opp Hit 0 Home Runs Hit 1 Home Runs Hit 2+ Home Runs Made 0 Errors Made 1 Errors Made 2+ Errors In Doubleheader In Four-Game Series In Three-Game Series In Two-Game Series On Mondays On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Thursdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays In February In March In April In May In June vs. Teams from Missouri

8 Q UICK F ACTS Location... Columbia, Mo. Founded Enrollment...34,658 Nickname...Tigers School Colors...Old Gold and Black Home Field...Taylor Stadium at Simmons Field. Capacity...3,031 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...Southeastern Conference Chancellor... R. Bowen Loftin Athletics Director... Michael Alden Athletic Department Phone... (573) Ticket Office Phone...(573) or CAT-PAWS HISTORY First Year of Baseball All-Time Record... 2,178-1, Conference Titles/Last...15/1980 (Big Eight) No. of Years in CWS/Last...6/1964 Yrs. in NCAA Regionals/Last... 15/2012 Last Postseason Opponent... Louisville Result. L, 3-11 (2012 NCAA Tuscon Regional) COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Tim Jamieson Alma Mater...New Orleans 84 Record at MU (Yrs.) (19 years) Overall Record (Yrs.) (19 years) Best Time/Day to Reach... Contact SID Assistant Coach... Kerrick Jackson Alma Mater...Nebraska, 1999 Assistant Coach...Matt Hobbs Alma Mater...Missouri, 02 Director of Operations...Evan Pratte Alma Mater... Southwest Missouri State 91 Vol. Assistant Coach...Dan Pietroburgo Alma Mater...Missouri, 08 Graudate Manager...Jeff Emens Alma Mater... Missouri, 12 Graduate Manager...Hunter Mense... Missouri, 12 TEAM INFORMATION 2013 Overall Record (13-13 home; 5-17 away; 0-2 neutral) 2013 SEC Record/Finish /5th (east) Lettermen Returning/Lost...19/5 Position Starters Returning/Lost...8/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost...13/3 Newcomers...12 MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. AD/Media Relations... Chad Moller Media Relations Phone...(573) Baseball Contact...Shawn Davis Office Phone... (573) Cell Phone...(573) Fax...(573) davisshaw@missouri.edu Press Box Phone...(573) Mailing Address...P.O. Box 677 Columbia, Mo Shipping Address Hearnes Center 600 Stadium Blvd. Columbia, Mo LLWS CONNECTION When Josh Lester and Ryan Phillips committed to play baseball at Mizzou, they were unaware that they had a unique connection. In fact, both players played in the 2006 Little League World Series and Lester's team won the tournament. Lester and Phillips never met in the series as the two were in different pools, but both remember watching the other play. Lester's team that won the Little League World Series kept that core group of players intact and went on to win three Georgia State Championships in high school. TIGERS ON TV Mizzou will be televised six times in 2014, including four times through the SEC/ESPN deal. Below is a look. Mizzou Baseball Television Dates 2014 March 27 at Auburn -- 6:30 p.m. -- ESPNU March 29 at Auburn p.m. -- FSN April 8 vs. Missouri State - 6:30 - MC22 April 26 at Florida a.m. -- FSN May 2 vs. Vanderbilt - 6 p.m. - MC22 May 10 at South Carolina -- 2:15 p.m. -- FSN ON THE AIR Once again this year, KTGR ESPN Radio is the radio home of the Tigers, with all of the game being broadcast on FM, FM and 1580-AM. The games can also be heard online at KTGR.com. Tex Little is in his 24th season of calling Tiger Baseball and is joined in the booth by Hunter Mense, who is in his fourth year as part of the MU broadcast team. MIZZOU NETWORK Video webcast for all Missouri Baseball home games in 2014 is available at mutigers.tv as part of the Mizzou Network. Mizzou Network is the Tiger fan's home for live and archived games, along with coaches' shows, press conferences and more. For more information, visit mutigers.tv and click on the Mizzou Network icon. UP NEXT Mizzou will return to the road next weekend for five straight games away from home. Mizzou will play Radford, host Wake Forest and Cincinnati from Feb in Winston Salem, N.C. The Tigers will then make the short trip to Cary, N.C., where they will host Liberty and Campbell in a pair of home games hosted at a neutral site. For all the latest on Mizzou baseball, stay tuned to MUTigers.com and follow the team on twitter MUTigerBaseball. SEC UPDATE 2013 STANDINGS East Team SEC Overall 1. Vanderbilt South Carolina Florida Kentucky Missouri Tennessee Georgia West Team SEC Overall 1. LSU Arkansas Mississippi State Ole Miss Alabama Texas A&M Auburn UPCOMING SCHEDULE Friday, February 14 Maryland at Florida Auburn at Classic Kentucky at Virginia Ole Miss at Stetson Vanderbilt at Long Beach St. Appalachian State at Arkansas Bucknell at South Carolina Georgia Southern at Georgia Hofstra at Mississippi St. New Orleans at LSU Northeastern at Texas A&M Saint Louis at Alabama Nebraska-Omaha at Tennessee Saturday, February 15 Maryland at Florida Purdue at Tennessee Auburn at Classic Kentucky at UNC Wilmington Ole Miss at Stetson Vanderbilt at Long Beach St. Appalachian State at Arkansas Bucknell at South Carolina Georgia Southern at Georgia Hofstra at Mississippi St. Hofstra at Mississippi St. New Orleans at LSU Northeastern at Texas A&M Saint Louis at Alabama Sunday, February 16 Maryland at Florida Purdue at Tennessee Auburn at Classic Kentucky at VMI Ole Miss at Stetson Vanderbilt at Long Beach St. Appalachian State at Arkansas Bucknell at South Carolina Georgia Southern at Georgia Grambling at LSU Hofstra at Mississippi St. Northeastern at Texas A&M Saint Louis at Alabama Nebraska-Omaha at Tennessee

9 2014 MIZZOU R OSTER - NUMERICAL No. Name Position Weight Year Height B/T Hometown/Previous School 2 Dillon Everett INF SR R/R Phoenix, Ariz./Horizon 3 Kendall Keeton INF SR R/R Columbia, Tenn./Columbia Central/Walters State CC 4 Case Munson OF JR R/R St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell 5 Brett Graves RHP JR R/R St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell 6 Brett Peel INF JR R/R St. Charles, Mo.//Jefferson College 7 Logan Bone C JR R/R Festus, Mo.//Jefferson College 8 Ryan Howard INF FR R/R St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell Central 10 Jace James RHP JR R/R Oklahoma City, Ok./Putnam City North/Hutchinson CC 11 Shane Segovia INF SR R/R Sinton, Texas/Sinton/NE Texas CC 12 Jack Klages C FR L/R St. Louis, Mo./Vianney 13 Breckin Williams RHP SO S/R Oronogo, Mo./Webb City 14 Zach Lavy INF SO L/R Auxvasse, Mo./Jefferson College 16 Reggie Johnson RHP FR R/R South Holland, Ill./Marian Catholic 17 Josh Lester INF SO L/R Columbus, Ga./Columbus 18 Steven Diel LHP JR L/L St. Charles, Mo.//Jefferson College 19 Alec Rash RHP JR R/R Adel, Iowa/Adel-DeSoto-Minburn 21 Jake Ivory OF JR R/R St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell 23 Ryan Phillips RHP SO R/R Columbia, Mo./Rock Bridge 24 Jordan Getzelman OF FR R/R Crystal Lake, Ill./Prairie Ridge 25 Jake Ring OF FR L/L Ingleside, Ill./Grant 27 Nick Moore INF JR R/R Downers Grove, Ill./Benet Academy 28 Sean Ullrich OF RS FR R/R Ballwin, Mo./Marquette 29 Keaton Steele RHP/INF RS JR R/R St. Joseph, Mo./Central/Iowa Western CC 32 Logan Pearson OF JR L/R Bentonville, Ark./Bentonville/Crowder Junior College 35 Brandon Baker LHP FR L/L Lithonia, Ga./Redan 36 Cole Bartlett RHP FR R/R Williamsburg, Ind./Hagerstown 37 Peter Fairbanks RHP SO R/R St. Louis, Mo./Webster Groves 39 Griffin Goodrich RHP SO R/R Kirkwood, Mo./Kirkwood 40 Tyler House LHP RS SO L/L Richton Park, Ill./Rich Central 41 John Miles RHP JR R/R Columbia, Mo./Rock Bridge 42 Andrew Schwaab RHP JR R/R St. Charles, Mo.//Crowder College 44 Eric Anderson RHP RS SR R/R Highlands Ranch, Colo./Mountain Vista HS 47 Austin Tribby LHP SO L/L Springfield, Mo./Springfield Cathloic 52 Andrew Hohn LHP JR L/L N. Little Rock, Ark./North Little Rock/UALR 55 Dylan Kelly C SR L/R Roswell, Ga./Centennial/Middle Georgia CC COACHING STAFF Head Coach: 9 Tim Jamieson (New Orleans, 81), 20th season at Mizzou Assistant Coaches: 51 Kerrick Jackson (Nebraska, 99), 4th season at Mizzou 38 Matt Hobbs (Missouri, 02), 4th season at Mizzou Director of Operations: 23 Evan Pratte (Southwest Missouri St., 91), 17th season at Mizzou Volunteer Assistant: 26 Dan Pietroburgo (Missouri, 08), 6th season at Mizzou Graduate Manager: 20 Jeff Emens (Missouri, 12), 2nd season at Mizzou