2016 TEXAS A&M BASEBALL

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1 2016 TEXAS A&M BASEBALL OFFICIAL GAME NOTES 2,581 VICTORIES 23 CONFERENCE TITLES 31 NCAA TOURNAMENTS 5 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES BERTHS 60 ALL-AMERICANS SCHEDULE/RESULTS (16-1, 0-0) GAME Date Day Opponent Time (CT) 2/19 FRI HOFSTRA + W, 5-2 2/20 SAT HOFSTRA + W, /21 SUN HOFSTRA + W, 5-0 2/23 TUE STEPHEN F. AUSTIN + W, /24 WED PRAIRIE VIEW A&M + W, /26 Fri at Pepperdine W.tv L, 5-7 2/27 Sat at Pepperdine W, 6-0 2/28 Sun at Pepperdine W.tv W, 4-0 3/1 TUE HOUSTON BAPTIST + 13 W, 3-2 3/4 FRI YALE + W, /5 SAT YALE + W, /6 SUN YALE + W, /8 TUE NORTHWESTERN STATE + W, 7-6 3/9 WED NORTHWESTERN STATE + cancelled 3/11 FRI FRESNO STATE + W, 3-2 3/12 SAT FRESNO STATE + 10 W, 4-3 3/13 SUN FRESNO STATE + W, /15 TUE TEXAS + W, 5-4 3/18 Fri at Auburn* + 6:30 p 3/19 Sat at Auburn* + 3:00 p 3/20 Sun at Auburn* + 1:00 p 3/22 TUE A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI + 6:30 P 3/24 THU LSU* SEC 6:00 P 3/25 FRI LSU* SEC 8:00 P 3/26 SAT LSU* + 2:00 P 3/29 Tue at Houston 6:30 p 4/1 Fri at Florida* + 6:00 p 4/2 Sat at Florida* ESPNU 6:30 p 4/3 Sun at Florida* ESPNU 1:00 p 4/5 Tue at Rice 6:30 p 4/8 FRI GEORGIA* + 6:30 P 4/9 SAT GEORGIA* + 1:00 P 4/10 SUN GEORGIA* + 1:00 P 4/12 TUE ABILENE CHRISTIAN + 6:30 P 4/15 Fri at Mississippi State* + 6:30 p 4/16 Sat at Mississippi State* + 2:00 p 4/17 Sun at Mississippi State* + 1:30 p 4/19 TUE TEXAS STATE + 6:30 P 4/22 FRI ALABAMA* + 6:30 P 4/23 SAT ALABAMA* + 2:00 P 4/24 SUN ALABAMA* + 1:00 P 4/26 TUE UT ARLINGTON + 6:30 P 4/29 Fri at Arkansas* + 6:30 p 4/30 Sat at Arkansas* ESPN2 2:00 p 5/1 Sun at Arkansas* ESPNU 1:00 p 5/4 WED INCARNATE WORD + 6:30 P 5/5 THU VANDERBILT* ESPN1 6:00 P 5/6 FRI VANDERBILT* + 6:30 P 5/7 SAT VANDERBILT* SEC 2:00 P 5/13 Fri at South Carolina* + 6:00 p 5/14 Sat at South Carolina* SEC 6:30 p 5/15 Sun at South Carolina* SEC 3:00 p 5/17 TUE SAM HOUSTON STATE + 6:30 P 5/19 THU OLE MISS* + 6:30 P 5/20 FRI OLE MISS* + 6:30 P 5/21 SAT OLE MISS* SEC 2:00 P 5/24-5/29 SEC Championship (Hoover, Ala.) 6/3-6/6 NCAA Regionals (Campus Sites TBD) 6/10-6/13 NCAA Super Regionals (Campus Sites TBD) 6/18-6/29 College World Series (Omaha) Home games in BOLD, played at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park (6,100). * SEC game. SEC - SEC Network / + - SEC Network+ All times Central. Dates and times subject to change. opponents highest ranking in parentheses. SCHEDULE RADIO LIVE VIDEO #3 TEXAS A&M AGGIES (16-1, 0-0 SEC) AT AUBURN TIGERS (9-8, 0-0 SEC) Samford Stadium-Hitchcock Field at Plainsman Park (4,096) Auburn, Alabama Friday, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, 3:00 p.m. Sunday, 1:00 p.m. SportsRadio 1150/102.7 The Zone Will Johnson (play-by-play), Kevin Hurley (color analyst) SEC Network+ (WatchESPN credentials required through cable provider) Rod Bramblett (play-by-play), Mark fuller (color analyst) 12thMan.com radioaggieland.com (free) Auburn.StatBroadast.com Texas A&M - 2nd (BA), 3rd (USAT, D1B, CB, NCBWA); Auburn - unranked LIVE AUDIO LIVE STATS RANKINGS SERIES HISTORY Texas A&M leads 5-4 TEAM INFO Texas A&M Auburn streak W, 11 W, 3 Home / Away 14-0 / / 1-0 / 0-3 HEAD COACHES Rob Childress (11th year) Butch Thompson (1st year) at school [.655] 9-8 [.529] overall same [.706] (2nd year) PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP FRIDAY: #38 Jace Vines (So., RHP, 3-0, 2.38 ERA) vs. #27 Justin Camp (Sr., RHP, 1-1, 3.46 ERA) SATURDAY: #22 Tyler Ivey (Fr., RHP, 2-0, 0.77 ERA) vs. #32 Casey Mize (Fr., RHP, 1-1, 1.46 ERA) SUNDAY: #14 Kyle Simonds (Sr., RHP, 3-0, 1.17 ERA) vs. #49 Cole Lipscomb (Jr., RHP, 1-1, 4.00 ERA) LEADING OFF The No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies open up their fourth year of the SEC play on Friday with a three-game series at Auburn. The Maroon and White enter the weekend with an 11-game win streak in tow and have battled to onerun wins in four of their last five games, including a walk-off dinger by MICHAEL BARASH in last Tuesday s 5-4 win against Texas. Opening weekend of conference play has been a mixed bag for the Aggies in their first three seasons in the SEC. Texas A&M swept Georgia in 2013 and Auburn in 2015, both played in College Station. The Aggies dropped two of three at Auburn in Texas A&M enters the fray with a team ERA of 2.12 and.195 opponent batting average. They ve yielded just 25 extra-base hits in innings. The Maroon and White rank fourth in the nation in strikeouts per nine innings (10.5), fifth in K-to-BB ratio (3.83), seventh in WHIP (1.01) and eighth in ERA (2.12). The Aggies lead the nation with five shutouts on the year. J.B. MOSS has been the straw that stirs the drink thus far on the season. He s reached base in all 16 games he s played in. The senior leads the team in batting average (.406), slugging percentage (.656), runs (20), doubles (6) and stolen bases (4). Moss leads an offense that ranks sixth in the nation with a.336 batting average. FOLLOWING THE ACTION RADIO All games can be heard locally on SportsRadio 1150/102.7 The Zone... Will Johnson (play-by-play) and selected commentators will call the action... pregame show begins 15 minutes prior to first pitch. INTERNET Auburn.Statbroadcast.com will offer live play-by-play and statistics for all home games... fans with cable providers offering access to SEC Network+ can watch all non-televised home games via the WatchESPN App using their cable provider access code. MOBILE PHONE listen to the game on your iphone, Blackberry or PDA free of charge... log on to Radio- Aggieland.com for more information.

2 2016 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION LOCATION:...College Station, Texas FOUNDED: ENROLLMENT:... 62,185 (fall 2014) PRESIDENT:... Michael K. Young (BYU 73) FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE:...Dr. Tom Adair (Texas A&M 57) DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS:... Scott Woodward (LSU 85) CONFERENCE:... SEC NICKNAME:...Aggies MASCOT:... Reveille (American Collie) COLORS:...Maroon and White STADIUM INFORMATION STADIUM:...Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park OPENED:...March 21, 1978 (39th season on site) Renovated prior to the 2012 season CAPACITY:... 6,100 PLAYING SURFACE:... Natural Grass (Tifway Bermuda) DIMENSIONS: FENCE HEIGHT:...8 feet ALL-TIME RECORD:... 1, (.756) COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH:... # 29 Rob Childress (Northwood 90) CAREER COLLEGIATE RECORD: (11th year) RECORD AT A&M: (11th year) ASSISTANT COACHES:... # 19 Justin Seely (8th year, Nebraska 03)... # 6 Will Bolt (3rd year, Nebraska 03)... # 16 Jake Carlson (first year, Nicholls State 03) DIRECTOR OF OPS:... # 26 Jason Hutchins (18th year, Texas A&M 98) THIRD-BASE COACH:... Will Bolt FIRST-BASE COACH:... Jake Carlson PITCHING COACH:... Rob Childress TEAM INFORMATION 2015 RECORD: , SEC (2nd West/3rd overall) 2015 POSTSEASON:... NCAA Fort Worth Super Regional 2015 FINAL RANKINGS:...5 (RPI); (USA Today Coaches Poll); 10 (NCBWA); (D1Baseball.com); 11 (Collegiate Baseball); (Baseball America) 2015 RECORD (H/A/N): / 11-6 / 5-1 LETTERMEN RETURNING/LOST: / 11 POSITION STARTERS RETURNING/LOST:...6 / 4 PITCHERS RETURNING/LOST:... 9 / 5 NEWCOMERS: TEAM HISTORY FIRST YEAR OF BASEBALL: ALL-TIME RECORD:... 2,581-1, (114th season in 16) CWS APPEARANCES:... 5 (1951, 1964, 1993, 1999, 2011) NCAA APPEARANCES (LAST): (2015) NCAA REGIONAL TITLES (LAST):... 7 (2015) NCAA SUPER REGIONAL APPS. (LAST):... 6 (2015) CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS: (17 SWC, 6 Big 12) ALL-TIME CONFERENCE RECORD:... 1, (.584) ALL-TIME SEC RECORD: (.517) ALL-TIME BIG 12 RECORD: (.558) ALL-TIME SWC RECORD: (.598) MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION OFFICE PHONE:...(979) OFFICE FAX:...(979) WEBSITE:...12thMan.com ASSOCIATE AD:...Alan Cannon ...acannon@athletics.tamu.edu ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (BASEBALL):...Thomas Dick ...tddick@athletics.tamu.edu CELL PHONE:...(512) MAILING ADDRESS:... P.O. Box 30017, College Station, TX OVERNIGHT ADDRESS: Houston Street - Kyle Field College Station, TX BULLPEN NOTES The Aggies bullpen has been stellar in The relievers have a 6-1 record with four saves and a 2.27 ERA on the year, yielding 16 runs on 37 hits and 19 walks while striking out 76 in 63.1 innings. TEXAS A&M S BULLPEN OWNS A 0.88 WHIP AND 4.00-TO-1 STRIKEOUT-TO-WALK RATIO and their holding the opponent to a.169 batting average. The Aggie bullpen has allowed just nine extra-base hits in 63.1 inning of work. BRIGHAM HILL is 1-0 with five hits, one walk and nine strikeouts in 9.2 scoreless innings out of the bullpen. The lone blown save came in A&M s 5-4 win against Texas. TEXAS A&M/AUBURN SERIES NOTABLES Texas A&M owns the edge in the all-time series, 5-4, with all of the meetings coming after the Aggies joined the SEC in The Tigers won each of the first two series, winning two-of-three in Auburn in 2013 and two-ofthree in College Station in Last season, the Aggies completed a three-game sweep, outscoring the Tigers MORE ON AUBURN Auburn enters the fray with a 9-8 mark, including winning the last three games headed into the weekend. The Tigers have weekend series wins over Southern and Oral Roberts and took a pair of midweek games against Alabama A&M. Auburn dropped a season-opening series against Sacramento State and lost all three games at a tournament in Pensacola, with defeats at the hands of Troy, Michigan State and Southern Miss. Most recently, the Tigers pummeled Georgia Tech on Tuesday, 14-3, to avenge a loss to the Yellowjackets the week before. The Tigers are hitting.313 on the season with 136 runs, 42 doubles, five triples, 13 home runs, 120 RBI and 30 stolen bases in 17 games. Anfernee Grier leads the attack with a.429 batting average, including 27 runs, five doubles, one triple, four home runs, 17 RBI and 11 stolen bases. Niko Buentello is hitting.397 with 15 runs, four doubles, one triple, five home runs and 29 RBI. Four others are hitting over.340, including Jordan Ebert (.385), Joshua Palacios (.380), Cody Nulph (.379) and Blake Logan (.348). The pitching staff owns a 3.39 batting average, holding the opponents to a.229 batting average and logging 140 strikeouts in innings. Among starters on the mound, Casey Mize leads the staff with a 1-1 record, 1.46 ERA and 18 strikeouts in 24.2 innings. The Tigers have earned NCAA Championship bids on 19 occasions. Auburn s most recent appearance came in Auburn boasts 46 former players who have gone on to play in the Major Leagues. The group is highlighted by Frank Thomas, the first SEC player to be enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame. A first-ballot Hall of Famer, Thomas was a four-time All-Star Game participant and a two-time American League MVP American League MVP Josh Donaldson is also an Auburn product. PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS The Aggies boast four preseason All-Americans, including NICK BANKS, MARK ECKER, RONNIE GIDEON and RYAN HENDRIX. Banks made a clean sweep of the preseason All-America circuit, earning first-team recognition from Collegiate Baseball and NCBWA and second-team accolades from D1Baseball.com and Baseball America. The other three players each found their way onto one of the four teams. COLLEGIATE BASEBALL - Nick Banks (First Team - OF); Mark Ecker (Third Team - RP) D1BASEBALL.COM - Nick Banks (Second Team - OF; Ryan Hendrix (Third Team - RP) BASEBALL AMERICA - Nick Banks (Second Team - OF); Ronnie Gideon (Third Team - 3B) NCBWA - Nick Banks (First Team - OF) FRIDAY S PROBABLE STARTER: #38 JACE VINES Owns a WHIP of 0.75 and an 6.25-to-1 K-to-BB ratio... holding leadoff hitters to a.091 (2-for-22 with just two hits and two walks in 24 plate appearances)... holding batters to a.214 batting average (.3-for-14) with runners in scoring position, including 0-for-5 with RISP and two outs... retired all nine batters he faced in his last relief outing, a three-inning save at Pepperdine... earned victories in all three of his starts, including a 6.2 inning effort last week against Fresno State, scattering two runs on eight hits and one walk while striking out six... redshirted in 2014 as a freshman at Weatherford College NJCAA Division III Pitcher of the Year. VINES CAREER TOTALS Year W-L ERA APP/GS SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / SATURDAY S PROBABLE STARTER: #22 TYLER IVEY Owns a 0.94 WHIP and a 3.30-to-1 K-to-BB ratio... fanned a career-high nine batters three weeks ago Pepperdine... holding opponents to a.077 batting average with runners in scoring position, striking out seven of 14 batters... unscored upon in the first three innings of games this season, scattering three hits and five walks while striking out 16 in 12.0 innings worth of work in the first thee frames of games... did not allow a run in the first 20.0 innings of his career... first Aggie freshman pitcher to start on opening weekend since Barret Loux in Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association and Texas SportsWriters Association Class 5A All-State honoree as a senior, going 10-1 with a 0.27 ERA and 121 strikeouts (11 walks) in 69.0 innings at Rockwall Heath. IVEY S CAREER TOTALS Year W-L ERA APP/GS SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG /

3 SUNDAY S PROBABLE STARTER: #14 KYLE SIMONDS Making his 10th career start... registered a career-high nine strikeouts, in a career-long seven innings, at Pepperdine... equaled his career-long with seven innings in last week s win against Fresno State, allowing one unearned run on three hits and two walks while striking out three... has retired 18 of 23 leadoff hitters he s faced (.217)... holding opponents to a.143 batting average (1-for-7, 3Ks) with runners in scoring position and two outs... holding opponents to a.109 (6-for-55) batting average with bases empty... in his all five of his starts in 2015 came in SEC action... went 2-0 with two saves, a 1.09 ERA and 26 strikeouts over 33.0 innings in 17 relief appearances... NJCAA Division I Pitcher of the Year as a sophomore, going 13-0 with a 2.30 ERA and 103 strikeouts... played golf in the springs at Grand Island Central Catholic. SIMOND S CAREER TOTALS Year W-L ERA APP/GS SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / / Career / STRONG STARTS Aggie pitchers have not allowed a first inning run, holding opponents to a.109 batting average and posting a 0.59 WHIP. The Texas A&M staff has scattered six hits and four walks while striking out 20 in 17.0 innings. TURNER BASEBALL TURNER LARKINS has the distinction of being selected in the 2014 MLB First-Year Player Draft one spot before Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. The Milwaukee Brewers selected Larkins out of Arlington Martin High School in the 28th round with the 836th overall pick. The San Diego Padres followed by drafting Manziel with the 837th pick. TOUGH TESTS SPANGLE THE 2016 SCHEDULE The Aggies will play 11 teams that participated in the 2015 NCAA Championship for a total of 25 games, including Arkansas (3), Auburn (3), Florida (3), LSU (3), Ole Miss (3), Pepperdine (3), Vanderbilt (3), Houston, Houston Baptist, Rice and Texas. The Aggies will play seven SEC series against teams that played in the 2015 NCAA Championship, including College World Series participants Arkansas, Florida, LSU and Vanderbilt. Four of A&M s opponents hosted a regional in The Aggies meat grinder of a schedule includes 16 games against squads that racked up 40 or more wins last season, including nine games against 50-game winners. NCAA TOURNEY TEAMS ON 2016 SCHEDULE 2016 Opponent 15 Record NCAA Round Arkansas (3) CWS Auburn (3) Regional Florida (3) CWS Houston Regional Houston Baptist Regional LSU (3) CWS Ole Miss (3) Regional Pepperdine (3) Regional Rice Regional Texas Regional Vanderbilt (3) CWS Runner-up CAREER APPEARANCES NO. APP. PITCHER YEARS Kyle Thebeau Estevan Uriegas Kyle Martin Andrew Vinson Chris Russ Kyle Nicholson Jason Meyer Nick Fleece Brian Parker Jason Freeman Ross Stripling Scott Centala Ty Schlottmann Mark Ross Casey Fossum Barry Smith CAREER SAVES NO. SV PITCHER YEARS Scott Centala Jason Jester Chris Russ Travis Starling Scott Beerer Brian Parker John Pockrus Pat Jamison John Stilson Kyle Thebeau Steve Hughes Mark Ecker Ryan Hendrix Beje Mahoe Charles Kelley Kyle Martin CALL ON ME Seniors ANDREW VINSON and TY SCHLOTTMANN are maintaining a good chance of joining the slim list of Aggie pitchers to appear in 100 or more games in their career. The list currently includes only two pitchers with Kyle Thebeau owning the school record with 103 appearances followed by Estevan Uriegas ( ) with 100. Vinson enters the weekend ranked fourth on Texas A&M s career list with 88 appearances. With 11 more games, Vinny will pass Kyle Martin ( ) on the career list. He currently ranks sixth among active Division I pitchers in appearances. Schlottmann has 68 games, ranking 13th on the career list. He will crack the top 10 with two more games. LISTEN AROUND THE WORLD A&M fans in Bryan/College Station will be able to listen to every Aggie Baseball game on the Bryan Broadcasting family of networks. Every game will be broadcast locally on SportsRadio 1150/102.7 The Zone. Free live audio of every pitch of the 2015 season is also available online at 12thMan.com. Fans across the world can listen to Aggie games free of charge on their iphone, Blackberry and other selected PDAs and cell phones through the Radio Aggieland app. To check availability or to set up your device to listen to Aggie baseball all season long wherever you go, visit radioaggieland.com. MELTON S SENIORITY Senior HUNTER MELTON enters the weekend as the most senior of veterans on the squad. Heading into the series against Auburn, Melton has played in 140 games, including 131 starts. Junior NICK BANKS has 130 starts to his credit. Banks, who has played in 132 career games, had a 59-game start streak snapped against Prairie View A&M. Junior BOOMER WHITE has played in 136 Division I games, including 119 at TCU. He has 133 starts to his credit. Other Aggies with more than 100 games under their belts including seniors J.B. MOSS (124 gp/79 gs) junior RYNE BIRK (119 gp/106 gs) and JONATHAN MORONEY (118 gp/68 gs). 3

4 CAREER MULTI-HIT GAMES Player Tot Boomer White ^17 ^26 8 ^51 Nick Banks Hunter Melton Ryne Birk Ronnie Gideon J.B. Moss Michael Barash *1 9 5 *15 Jonathan Moroney George Janca 4 4 Nick Choruby Blake Kopetsky Austin Homan 2 2 Walker Pennington 1 1 Andrew Vinson 1 1 ^ - includes time at TCU; * - includes time at LSU CAREER MULTI-RBI GAMES Player Tot Boomer White ^5 ^ ^20 Nick Banks Hunter Melton Ryne Birk Ronnie Gideon J.B. Moss Jonathan Moroney Michael Barash *0 2 2 *4 Nick Choruby George Janca 2 2 Joel Davis 2 2 ^ - includes time at TCU; * - includes time at LSU CAREER START CHART Player Career Consec. Boomer White ^ Hunter Melton Nick Banks Ryne Birk J.B. Moss Jonathan Moroney 68 Michael Barash *71 4 Ronnie Gideon 63 Blake Kopetsky 14 Nick Choruby 17 George Janca 16 5 Joel Davis 9 1 Walker Pennington 4 1 Cole Bedford 2 Austin Homan 1 ^ - includes 116 starts at TCU; * - includes 5 starts at LSU CAREER TWO-OUT RBI Player Tot Nick Banks Hunter Melton Ronnie Gideon J.B. Moss Ryne Birk Jonathan Moroney Michael Barash Boomer White 6 6 Nick Choruby George Janca 5 5 Walker Pennington 4 4 Joel Davis 4 4 Cole Bedford 1 1 Austin Homan 1 1 HITTING STREAKS Player Current Seas. High Career High Boomer White 10 ^16 Nick Banks J.B. Moss Nick Choruby Ryne Birk Ronnie Gideon 4 9 Hunter Melton Michael Barash Blake Kopetsky 6 George Janca 5 5 Jonathan Moroney Joel Davis Walker Pennington Cole Bedford 2 2 Austin Homan 2 2 Alan Campero 1 1 Tristan Metten Dayne Sommer ^ - at TCU RELATIVELY SPEAKING NICK CHORUBY - father, Shawn Choruby, was an outfielder for the Aggies in RONNIE GIDEON - father, Ron Gideon works in the Colorado Rockies organization as a development supervisor with Double-A Eastern League affiliate Hartford Yard Goats. He played in the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets organization from , starting as a first baseman before spending the last two years as a pitcher. LEE MAY GONZALEZ - cousin, Michael Gonzalez, is an 11-year MLB veteran, including stints as a relief pitcher with the Pittsburgh Pirates ( ), Atlanta Braves ( ), Baltimore Orioles ( ), Texas Rangers (2011), Washington Nationals (2012) and Milwaukee Brewers (2013). Has appeared in 509 games, all in relief, with a record, 56 saves, 3.14 ERA and 511 strikeouts in innings. Best season to date came in 2006 with the Pirates, going 3-4 with a career-high 24 saves, a 2.17 ERA and 64 strikeouts in 54.0 innings. LEE MAY GONZALEZ - uncle, Eric Gonzalez, played for the Aggies in and is currently the head coach at Laredo Community College. As a junior in 1992, Eric batted.287 with 31 runs, 14 doubles, one triple, one home run, 26 RBI and 14 stolen bases in 55 games. GEORGE JANCA - brother, Sam Janca, pitched for Texas Tech in 2007 and Ended his collegiate career at Angelo State. TREY JIMMERSON - father, Marty Jimmerson, was a barefoot kicker for Baylor s football team, scoring 181 points from on 31-of-43 field goal attempts and 88-of-91 PATs. DAKOTA KLEIN - grandfather, Bobby North, was a player on the Aggie baseball team in the late 1950s. STEPHEN KOLEK - brother, Tyler Kolek, was the second overall pick of the 2014 MLB Draft, taken by the Miami Marlins with their first-round selection. CASON SHERROD - grandfather, Horace Bud Sherrod, played football at the University of Tennessee and was Most Valuable Player of the 1951 Cotton Bowl Classic as a defensive end, helping lead UT to a win over the Texas Longhorns. He spent one season in the NFL, playing for the New York Giants in He is a member of the University of Tennessee Athletic Hall of Fame. DAYNE SOMMER - father, Don Sommer, played football collegiately at UTEP and played one season for the Buffalo Bills. He is currently in his 16th year as TCU s head strength and conditioning coach. CLOSING NOTES The Aggies return three pitchers who logged five or more saves in 2015, including MARK ECKER, RYAN HENDRIX and ANDREW VINSON. Ecker and Hendrix were both named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch List. Ecker led the Aggies with eight saves in 2015, posting a 1-2 record with a 2.45 ERA and 36 strikeouts in 33.0 innings. Hendrix went 6-4 with five saves, a 3.66 ERA and 69 strikeouts in 59.0 innings. Out of the bullpen, Hendrix went 5-2 with a 0.73 ERA and a.194 opponent batting average. Vinson was 5-2 with five saves and 64 strikeouts in 63.2 innings last season. Vinny logged a 4-1 record with a 2.04 ERA and 55 strikeouts over 53.0 innings of relief as a junior. For his career he has seven saves and ranks fourth on A&M s career list with 88 appearances. 1,000 WINS AT OLSEN FIELD The Aggies notched their 1,000 win at Olsen Field in Now in their 39th season at the now Blue Bell Park, the Maroon and White are 1, at the facility. USA TODAY/ESPN (Week 4 - March 14) 1 Florida 2 Vanderbilt 3 TEXAS A&M 4 Louisville 5 Oregon State 6 Miami (Fla.) 7 TCU 8 LSU 9 North Carolina 10 Ole Miss 11 Florida State 12 South Carolina 13 Arkansas 14 California 15 Mississippi State 16 North Carolina State 17 Virginia 18 Oregon 19 Missouri State 20 Florida Atlantic 21 Clemson 22 Georgia Tech 23 Michigan State 24 Michigan 25 Arizona State BASEBALL AMERICA (Week 4 - March 14) 1 Florida 2 TEXAS A&M 3 Oregon State 4 Louisville 5 Vanderbilt 6 Miami (Fla.) 7 LSU 8 TCU 9 California 10 Virginia 11 North Carolina 12 Ole Miss 13 Florida State 14 UCLA 15 Mississippi State 16 Louisiana-Lafayette 17 Arkansas 18 Michigan 19 Oregon 20 Houston 21 North Carolina State 22 Oklahoma State 23 College of Charleston 24 Long Beach State 25 Michigan State D1BASEBALL.COM (Week 4 - March 14) 1 Florida 2 Vanderbilt 3 TEXAS A&M 4 Oregon State 5 Louisville 6 North Carolina 7 LSU 8 TCU 9 Ole Miss 10 Miami (Fla.) 11 Florida State 12 California 13 North Carolina State 14 Arkansas 15 Mississippi State 16 South Carolina 17 East Carolina 18 Virginia 19 Clemson 20 UCLA 21 Oregon 22 Long Beach State 23 Cal State Fullerton 24 Louisiana-Lafayette 25 Oklahoma State NCBWA (Week 4 - March 14) 1 Florida 2 Vanderbilt 3 TEXAS A&M 4 Oregon State 5 Louisville 6 Miami (Fla.) 7 TCU 8 Florida State 9 LSU 10 North Carolina 11 Ole Miss 12 Virginia 13 California 14 Mississippi State 15 Arkansas 16 Oregon 17 South Carolina 18 North Carolina State 19 Missouri State 20 Florida Atlantic 21 Louisiana-Lafayette 22 Michigan 23 UCLA 24 Oklahoma State 25 Clemson 26 Houston 27 Cal State Fullerton 28 Georgia Tech 29 BYU 30 UC Santa Barbara COLLEGIATE BASEBALL (Week 4 - March 14) 1 Florida 2 Vanderbilt 3 TEXAS A&M 4 Louisville 5 Miami (Fla.) 6 Oregon State 7 North Carolina 8 Ole Miss 9 Florida State 10 LSU 11 TCU 12 Missouri State 13 Mississippi State 14 Virginia 15 Florida Atlantic 16 California 17 Arkansas 18 Oregon 19 Clemson 20 South Carolina 21 UC Santa Barbara 22 Boston College 23 North Carolina State 24 Michigan 25 Georgia Tech 26 Dallas Baptist 27 Arizona State 28 Tulane 29 Long Beach State 30 UCLA 4

5 SEC ALL-TIME LEADER IN WINS The Aggies own the most wins of any SEC program with 2,581 victories, which ranks 12th nationally. Texas A&M is currently one of just 18 NCAA Division I programs to reach the 2,500-win plateau, entering the weekend with a 2,581-1, mark. The Aggies need 19 victories to become the first SEC squad to reach the 2,600-win mark. Texas A&M s all-time winning percentage of.640 also leads the SEC and ranks 16th among NCAA Division I schools. NCAA DIVISION I ALL-TIME WINS (thru March 16) 1. Fordham 4, Texas 3, USC 2, Michigan 2, Stanford 2, Arizona State 2, Florida State 2, Clemson 2, Arizona 2, North Carolina 2, Washington State 2, Texas A&M 2, Alabama 2, Mississippi State 2, Illinois 2,529 MIDWEEK PERFECTION Dating back to the 2014 season, the Aggies have won 23 consecutive midweek games, including a 5-0 mark this season. The first two midweek games of the year were blowouts, but A&M battled to one-run victories in each of their last three, including a 3-2 victory over HBU in 13 innings, a 7-6 win against Northwestern State and a 5-4 win against Texas on a ninth-inning, walk-off dinger by MICHAEL BARASH. The Aggies finished the 2015 regular-season with a 13-0 record in midweek action this season, outscoring opponents The A&M offense was highlighted by NICK BANKS, batting.500 (22-for-44) with 11 runs, three doubles and eight RBI, and Mitchell, hitting.487 (19-for-39) with 11 RBI. RONNIE GIDEON had four home runs and 12 RBI. The pitching staff posted a 2.08 ERA and the Aggies had 126 strikeouts in innings in midweek action. TURNER LARKINS started 10 of the games, posting a 4-0 record with a 3.32 ERA and 37 strikeouts in 40.2 innings. The bullpen was 8-0 with six saves and a 1.46 ERA in midweek action, striking out 73 in 68.0 innings. RED, WHITE, AND BLUE Two Aggies were blessed with the experience of traveling with the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team last summer. Junior outfielder NICK BANKS and junior pitcher RYAN HENDRIX were selected to the team with Banks spending his second summer with the squad. It marked the second consecutive summer that Banks suited up for USA Baseball. Banks appeared in 17 games with USA Baseball, batting.386 (22-of-57) with three doubles, one home run, 11 RBI and four stolen bases. Hendrix combined on a no-hitter against the Cuban National Team, the first-ever no-no against Cuba in international competition. USA Baseball recognized Hendrix and the two other pitchers for the International Performance of the Year. He finished the stint with three saves in seven appearances. PITCHER WEDGE KYLE SIMONDS is the only player on the squad to not play high school baseball. Simonds spent his springs at Grand Island (Neb.) Central Catholic High School playing golf. Skilled on the links, Simonds qualified for the Nebraska Class C state tournament all four years, finishing 11th at the championship as a junior. He got his share of baseball in the summers staring for American Legion squad Home Federal. He went 2-for-2 with one double, one home run and three RBI at the Cornhusker League All-Star Game in July Simonds honed his pitching skills at Hutchinson Community College. As a sophomore, he was named the National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Pitcher of the Year, posting a 13-0 record (13 wins led the nation) and a 2.30 ERA. He broke single season school records for wins (13), complete-games (nine), shutouts (three) and strikeouts (103) in NOTES AND NOTABLES Head coach Rob Childress is in his 11th season at the helm of the Texas A&M baseball program, beginning the year with a record. Last season, he led the Aggies to the postseason to extend their school-record streak to nine consecutive seasons. Texas A&M is one of 11 teams to win 250 or more games from The Aggies went over the span. A&M trails only Virginia (293), Vanderbilt (291), LSU (281), Florida State (278), South Carolina (277), Louisville (271), Florida (268), TCU (265) and North Carolina (263) over the span. The Aggies entered the season ranked in the top five of all five of major college baseball polls. Texas A&M s highest ranking is in the Baseball America poll where they are slotted No. 3. It s the highest preseason ranking for the Aggies since they were tabbed No. 1 by Baseball America to start the 2009 campaign. Texas A&M s No. 4 ranking in the USA Today Coaches Poll is the best ever. TOP 25 OLSEN FIELD AT BLUE BELL PARK CROWDS CROWD OPPONENT DATE RESULT 1. 8,847 Texas 5/16/03 W, ,452 Texas 4/30/99 L, ,343 Texas 5/8/09 L, 9-11 (10) 4. 8,230 Baylor 4/17/99 W, ,123 Texas 4/17/10 L, ,912 Texas 5/4/01 W, ,871 Baylor 3/5/00 L, ,774 Oklahoma 4/17/04 L, ,740 Texas 4/29/06 L, ,735 Oklahoma 4/8/06 L, ,721 Kansas State 4/13/02 L, ,687 Baylor 3/29/03 L, ,669 Washington^ 2/25/05 W, ,645 Clemson* 6/5/99 L, ,645 Clemson* 6/6/99 W, ,589 Clemson* 6/4/99 W, ,550 Arkansas 2/28/04 L, ,472 Texas Tech 3/26/04 W, ,430 Texas 5/17/08 L, ,428 Rice 3/23/04 L, ,428 Arizona 2/16/02 W, ,409 Baylor 4/16/11 L, ,368 Texas 5/22/04 L, ,391 Missouri 3/27/15 W, ,351 Baylor 5/1/98 W, 8-1 * NCAA Tournament game. ^ non-conference game record. mid-week game record. TOP BLUE BELL PARK CROWDS (SINCE 2012) CROWD OPPONENT DATE RESULT 1. 7,391 Missouri 3/27/15 W, ,322 Yale^ 3/5/16 W, ,296 South Carolina 5/9/15 W, ,201 Arkansas 4/18/15 L, ,965 Texas^ 3/15/16 W, ,944 Texas 4/27/12 W, ,806 Hofstra^ 2/19/16 W, ,711 California* 6/1/15 W, ,325 LSU 5/4/14 W, ,262 Yale^ 3/4/16 W, ,156 Arkansas 4/18/15 L, ,112 Georgia 5/16/13 W, ,109 Illinois-Chicago^ 3/15/13 L, ,004 Missouri 3/29/15 W, ,003 Arkansas 4/18/15 W, ,963 Holy Cross^ 2/13/15 W, ,913 Auburn 3/14/15 W, ,868 Mississippi State 4/11/15 L, ,862 LSU 5/11/13 L, ,787 South Carolina 5/8/15 L, ,772 South Carolina 5/10/15 L, ,726 Florida 3/22/14 W, ,693 California* 5/31/15 W, ,621 Baylor 4/20/12 L, ,569 California* 5/30/15 L, ,539 Pepperdine^ 2/23/13 W, ,535 Missouri 5/31/12 L, ,532 Michigan State^ 3/3/12 W, ,519 Illinois-Chicago^ 2/17/12 W, ,512 LSU 5/3/14 W, 3-2 5,506 Rice^ 4/17/12 L, 4-5 * NCAA Tournament game. ^ non-conference game. mid-week game record. 5

6 HEAD COACH ROB CHILDRESS One of the top pitching coaches and recruiters in the country, Rob Childress enters his 11th season as the head coach of the Texas A&M baseball program. With a steady stream of success, Childress has led A&M to a school-record nine consecutive NCAA Championship appearances, four NCAA Regional titles, two conference regular-season crowns, three league tournament titles and the 2011 College World Series. He owns a career record of , trailing only Mark Johnson (876) and Tom Chandler (660) in coaching victories at Texas A&M. The 2015 squad started the season with an SEC-record 24-game win streak en route to a campaign, the highest victory tally for the Aggies since A&M finished third in the SEC with an league ledger and won their seventh NCAA Regional title. The Aggies came up one run shy of the College World Series, dropping game three of a Super Regional against TCU, 5-4, in 16 innings. The 2015 campaign was one of the best coaching performances Childress has put in, as his pitching staff posted a 3.04 ERA (22nd in the nation) despite losing two weekend starters for most of the season. Matt Kent and Grayson Long, who both posted 9-1 records on the year, went on to get drafted, along with A.J. Minter, who went 2-0 with a 0.43 ERA in four starts before succumbing to a seasonending injury. The Aggies had four different players earn All-America honors on the year, including Grayson Long, Logan Taylor, Nick Banks and Blake Allemand. In 2014, Childress guided the Aggies through their second season in the SEC, securing a spot in the SEC Tournament for the second consecutive year and earning a bid to a school-record eighth consecutive NCAA Championship. In Texas A&M s first run through the SEC in 2013, Childress led A&M to the final six of the SEC Tournament and a seventh straight NCAA Championship. The Gilmer, Texas, native s expertise as a pitching coach is evident and has made an immediate impact. A&M s pitching staff ranked first or second in the rugged Big 12 in earned run average in each of his seven seasons in the league, including a Big 12-best 2.92 team ERA in In 2011, Childress captured co-big 12 Coach of the Year honors as he led the Aggies to another milestone campaign as he guided the squad back to college baseball s promised land of Omaha, Nebraska, and the College World Series. The trip to Omaha was the fifth in program history and capped off another successful run in the NCAA Tournament. The 2011 team also claimed the 23rd conference championship in program history as it brought home both the Big 12 regular season and tournament titles before emerging victorious in both the College Station Regional and Tallahassee Super Regional. A trio of Aggies (Tyler Naquin, Ross Stripling and Michael Wacha) garnered All- America honors in 2011 as Naquin was also named Big 12 Player of the Year while both Stripling and Wacha excelled on the mound under Childress tutelage. Stripling blossomed during his third year in the A&M program as he led the nation in wins by turning in a 14-2 campaign with a 2.29 ERA. Named the Big 12 s Coach of the Year by his peers in 2008, he guided the Aggies to 46 wins, their first regular-season title in nine years and the first back-to-back NCAA regional championships in school history. Along the way A&M set a new school and Big 12 record by winning 16 straight conference games. After just one season at the helm, Childress orchestrated the biggest turnaround in NCAA Division I baseball. His 2007 team finished 48-19, winning 23 more games than in 2006, in addition to claiming the NCAA College Station Regional championship, a berth in the Super Regionals and the school s first Big 12 title since Childress was named the 19th head baseball coach in school history on June 21, 2005, after spending the previous eight seasons at Nebraska--the first five as an assistant under current Arkansas Head Coach Dave Van Horn and the last three as an assistant to Mike Anderson. In those eight seasons, the Huskers made the NCAA Tournament five times, advanced to the Super Regionals four times and made three appearances in the College World Series (2001, 2002 and 2005). Childress was a collegiate assistant coach for 14 seasons, including 10 years at the Division I level. He spent seven seasons at Nebraska overseeing the pitching staff and the Husker recruiting efforts after serving with Van Horn at Northwestern State from 1995 to THE CHILDRESS PROFILE DATE OF BIRTH... September 26, 1968 HOMETOWN...Gilmer, Texas WIFE...Amanda (A&M Class of 92) CHILDREN...daughter Hannah, son Maxwell ALMA MATERS...Northwood University, 1990 Bachelor s Degree in Business Administration...East Texas State University, 1994 Master s Degree in Science COACHING CAREER Texarkana College (Asst. Coach) Northwood University (Asst. Coach) Texarkana College (Head Coach) Northwestern State (Assistant Coach) Nebraska (Assistant Coach) Nebraska (Associate Head Coach) Texas A&M (Head Coach) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD CONFERENCE OVERALL RECORD PCT. RECORD PCT ^ * ! ^ ^ ^ % TOTAL Big 12 Tourney and NCAA Regional Champs; NCAA Super Regional; Big 12 and NCAA Regional Champs; NCAA Super Regional; ^ NCAA Regional; * Big 12 Tourney Champs and NCAA Regional;! Big 12 regular season & Tourney Champs and College World Series Participants; % NCAA Regional Champs; NCAA Super Regional SUMMER LOVIN Aggies picked up a number of accolades during the summer campaign. Baseball America listed five Aggies among the Top Prospects from Summer League action. NICK BANKS highlighted the group, named the No. 4 prospect on the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team, with RYAN HENDRIX tabbed No. 18. Banks played in 26 games for Team USA, including 23 starts, hitting.241 with 11 runs, two doubles, two home runs and 13 RBI. Hendrix was honored by USA Baseball for the Top International Performance as he combined with two other pitchers to pitch a no-hitter against Cuba. He logged three saves in seven games for USA. CORBIN MARTIN was named the No. 1 prospect of the Alaska Baseball League and KYLE SIMONDS was slotted as the No. 6 prospect. BRIGHAM HILL, Martin and Simonds were all selected to play for the Alaska Baseball League All-Star Game. Martin played for the Mat-Su Miners, logging a 1-1 record with a 0.00 ERA and 27 strikeouts in 21.2 innings. Simonds pitched in eight games for the Miners, including six starts, registering a 5-0 record with one save, a 1.77 ERA and 28 strikeouts in 40.2 innings. Hill appeared in eight games for the Miners, including six starts, notching a 2-3 record with a 1.85 ERA and 40 strikeouts in 39.0 innings. In the Florida Collegiate League, HUNTER MELTON was tabbed the No. 8 prospect. Melton appeared in 24 games for the Sanford River Rats, hitting.241 (19-of-79) with nine runs, five doubles, one triple, three home runs and 12 RBI. BLAKE KOPETSKY was selected to play in the Texas Collegiate League All-Star Game. Kopetsky played in 26 games for the Brazos Valley Bombers, hitting.297 with 16 runs, four doubles, three triples, 11 RBI and five stolen bases. He also pitched in seven games, going 0-0 with a 1.80 ERA and nine strikeouts in 10.0 innings. Kopetsky hit 2-of-5 with one double and one run in the TCL All-Star Game. He played in all three of the Bombers playoff games, logging two runs and three RBI. SHUTOUT NOTES With the back-to-back shutouts at Pepperdine on Feb. 27 & 28, the Aggies recorded consecutive shutouts for the first time since February It also marked the first time A&M recorded consecutive shutouts away from Olsen Field since the Coral Gables Regional in May of They recorded four shutouts in seven games for the second time in program history, with the only other occasion coming in 1907, which is before people made sounds in the motion pictures. Texas A&M already has five shutouts on the season, matching the number they amassed in 2014 and The last time the Aggies had more than five shutouts in a season was 2012 when the blanked opponents on eight occasions. OFFENSIVE NOTES The Aggies are outscoring opponents 20-0 in the first inning. Texas A&M is outscoring opponents after the third inning, including in the middle third of games (innings 4-6). The Aggies have scored first in 14 of the 17 games this season. Texas A&M has six players hitting.400 or better, including J.B. MOSS (.406), BOOMER WHITE (.394), HUNTER MELTON (.364), RYNE BIRK (.333), MICHAEL BARASH (.333) and JOEL DAVIS (.323). J.B. MOSS has reached base in all 16 games he has played in the season. He had a career-long 11-game hit streak snapped last Saturday. Moss leads the team in batting (.406), slugging percentage (.656), runs (20), doubles (2) and stolen bases (5). The Aggies are batting.388 with a.474 on-base percentage in the seventh inning with eight doubles, two triples and two home runs. HUNTER MELTON is hitting.800 (4-for-5) with two walks, one HBP, three doubles and eight RBI in the frame SEC TOURNAMENT The 2016 SEC Baseball Tournament is scheduled for May at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Hoover, Ala., a suburb of Birmingham. The tournament, being held in Hoover for the 19th consecutive year. For the four consecutive year, the tournament will be a 12-team field. The regular-season division winners will claim the top two seeds and the next 10 teams by conference winning percentage, regardless of division will claim the remaining berths in the tournament. The 5-12 teams will play a single-elimination opening round on May 19, followed by a double-elimination format until the semifinals, when the format will revert to single elimination through the championship game. BASES LOADED - HITTING Texas A&M is pouncing on bases-loaded situations with a.481 on-base percentage and.400 batting average with the bags full of Ags. Texas A&M is 8-for-20 with four walks, one HBP, two doubles, one home run and 25 RBI in the situations. RONNIE GIDEON is hitting.667 (2-for-3) with one double, one home run and seven RBI with the bases loaded. NICK CHORUBY is hitting.667 (2-for-3) with one walk and five RBI with bases loaded. His walk with the bases loaded against Houston Baptist accounted for the winning run in the 13th inning. 6

7 BENCH MOB Players coming off the bench are batting.382 (21-for-55) with seven doubles, one triple, one home run and 11 RBI. JOEL DAVIS, AUSTIN HOMAN and WALKER PEN- NINGTON all have four hits off the bench. Davis leads reserves, going 4-for-6 with two doubles, one home run and three RBI. Pennington is 4-for-10 with two doubles and four RBI. Homan is 4-for-6 with four runs and one RBI. In pinch-hitting roles, the Aggies are batting.417 (10-for-24) with two doubles, one home run and five RBI. Davis, JONATHAN MORONEY and Pennington each have two pinch-hits. PITCHERS WITH RUNNERS IN SCORING POSITION The Texas A&M pitchers are holding the opposition to a.187 batting average with runners in scoring position. They have struck out 52 of the 154 batters they faced with runners in scoring position. TYLER IVEY is holding foes to a.125 (2-for-16) batting average with nine strikeouts in RISP situations. THROUGH THE WEEKEND ROTATION IP H R ER BB K ERA WHIP K/BB HOFSTRA at Pepperdine YALE FRESNO STATE STACKED LINEUP The Aggies are getting some of their best production out of the bottom third of their lineup. Batters 7 thru 9 are hitting a combined.368 (71-for-193) with 14 doubles, six triples, four home runs and 49 RBI. Players hitting in the 8 hole are batting.391, the highest average in the batting order, with 17 runs, eight doubles, four home runs and 25 RBI. The No. 7 hole is hitting.388 with two doubles, three triples, one home run and 16 RBI. The No. 9 batter is hitting.323 with four doubles, three triples and eight RBI. Avg R 2B 3B HR RBI SLG No No No UP NEXT The Aggies return to action Tuesday when A&M hosts the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders in a 6:30 pm game on Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park. 7

8 PITCHER CAREER GAME-BY-GAME * start H - hold 1 - Game 1 of DH 2 - Game 2 of DH 10 - ANDREW VINSON 2013 FRESHMAN 16 appearances 2/17 Illinois-Chicago /20 Tex. Southern /27 Nw ern State H /1 vs Houston /5 Prairie View /10 at Fullerton /17 Georgia /26 UT Arlington /2 UTSA /5 Auburn L /13 Miss State /14 Miss State /30 Grambling /4 Missouri W /10 LSU /18 at Tennessee TOTALS SOPHOMORE 32 appearances 2/15 Northeastern /16 Northeastern /21 Sacramento /22 Sacramento H /25 Houston Bapt H /1-2 at Fresno State /2 at Fresno State L /4 at UT Arlington Sv /7 Louisiana Tech H /8 Louisiana Tech H /12 Texas-Pan Am H /14 at Auburn /15-1 at Auburn /18 Columbia /22 Florida /25 Sam Houston /30 at Georgia W /1 Houston /5 Alabama /12 at Vanderbilt /20 KENTUCKY /22 at Rice S /29 Texas State /2 LSU /4 LSU W /9 at Arkansas L /11 at Arkansas W /16 OLE MISS /17 OLE MISS /20 vs Arkansas /1 at Rice /2 vs Texas TOTALS JUNIOR 33 appearances 2/15 HOLY CROSS /22 PENN STATE H /24 HBU H /27 DARTMOUTH /3 DBU W /6 vs Nebraska W /8 vs Baylor H /10 UTPA H /15 AUBURN H /17 PVAMU /20 at Alabama H /21 at Alabama /27 MISSOURI W /29 MISSOURI /4 at Kentucky-1 Sv /7 RICE /10 MISS. STATE H /11 MISS. STATE /15 ACU H /18 ARKANSAS-1 Sv /19 ARKANSAS /23 at LSU L /25 at LSU Sv /28 TEXAS STATE /1 at Tennessee /3 at Tennessee W /8 CAROLINA /10 CAROLINA /14 at Ole Miss H /20 vs Alabama Sv /23 * vs Vanderbilt /29 TEX SOUTHERN Sv /31 * COASTAL W /6 at TCU /8 at TCU TOTALS SENIOR 5 appearances 2/23 SFA H /26 at Pepperdine L /1 HBU /4 YALE /8 NSU TOTALS CORBIN MARTIN 2015 FRESHMAN 14 appearances 3/1 DARTMOUTH /11 UTPA W /14 AUBURN /17 PVAMU /24 at UTSA /29 MISSOUURI /31 SHSU H /19 ARKANSAS /21 UTA H /28 TEXAS STATE /9 CAROLINA W /16 at Ole Miss /23 vs Vanderbilt /31 CALIFORNIA TOTALS SOPHOMORE 5 appearances 2/20 * HOFSTRA W /26 * at Pepperdine /5 YALE H /8 NSU /13 FRESNO TOTALS BLAKE KOPETSKY 2015 JUNIOR 14 appearances 3/17 PVAMU /24 at UTSA /29 MISSOURI /7 RICE /18 ARKANSAS /21 UTA /24 at LSU /28 TEXAS STATE /1 at Tennessee /3 at Tennessee /9 CAROLINA /23 vs Vanderbilt /31 CALIFORNIA /6 at TCU TOTALS KYLE SIMONDS 2015 JUNIOR 22 appearances 2/13 HOLY CROSS S /17 SFA H /20 PENN STATE H /3 DBU /7 vs Houston /10 UTPA W /13 AUBURN H /21 at Alabama-1 W /18 * MISSOURI /7 RICE /11 * MISS. STATE L /15 ACU /18 ARKANSAS /21 UTA H /25 * at LSU W /3 * at Tennessee /10 * CAROLINA L /23 vs Vanderbilt /31 COASTAL /31 CALIFORNIA /1 CALIFORNIA Sv /8 at TCU TOTALS SENIOR 4 appearances 2/19 * HOFSTRA W /27 * at Pepperdine W /6 * YALE /13 * FRESNO W TOTALS BRIGHAM HILL 2015 FRESHMAN 7 appearances 2/14 HOLY CROSS /25 * UIW W /11 * UTPA /17 * PVAMU /24 at UTSA H /29 MISSOURI /10 CAROLINA TOTALS SOPHOMORE 8 appearances 2/19 HOFSTRA H /24 PVAMU /26 at Pepperdine /1 * HBU /5 YALE W /8 * NSU W /12 FRESNO /15 * TEXAS TOTALS CASON SHERROD 2015 FRESHMAN 3 appearances 3/1 DARTMOUTH /17 PRAIRIE VIEW /31 SAM HOUSTON TOTALS SOPHOMORE 4 appearances 2/19 HOFSTRA /24 PVAMU /1 HBU W /5 YALE TOTALS TYLER IVEY 2016 FRESHMAN 4 appearances 2/21 * HOFSTRA W /28 * at Pepperdine W /5 * YALE /12 * FRESNO TOTALS TURNER LARKINS 2015 FRESHMAN 15 appearances 2/15 HOLY CROSS /17 * SFA W