MISSOURI TIGERS VS. BAYLOR BEARS APRIL 2-4, 2004 TAYLOR STADIUM COLUMBIA, MO.

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1 2 0 0 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 MIZZOU BASEBALL MIZZOU BASEBALL Baseball SID: Josh Murray Office: (573) Cell: (573) Fax: (573) murrayjos@missouri.edu Web: 2004 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result Feb. 13 Nevada & W, 8-7 Feb. 14 Portland & W, 13-0 Feb. 15 Portland & W, 2-1 Feb. 19 Costal Carolina % W, (10) Feb. 20 Rider % W, 4-2 Feb. 21 Coastal Carolina % W, 21-4 Feb. 22 Albany % L, 3-5 Feb. 27 Youngstown State L, 2-3 Feb. 28 Youngstown State W, 7-0 Feb. 29 Youngstown State W, 8-1 March 2 Western Illinois W, 2-1 March 3 Western Illinois W, 8-2 March 5 at Washington W, 16-2 March 6 at Washington L, 6-11 March 7 at Washington T, 6-6 (10) March 12 Wake Forest ^ W, 5-4 (12) March 12 Indiana State ^ W, 7-6 March 13 Memphis ^ W, 3-2 March 14 Tenn-Martin ^ W, 7-3 March 17 Illinois State L, 2-5 (11) March 19 Chicago State W, 19-2 March 20 Chicago State W, 8-1 March 21 Chicago State W, 21-1 March 24 at SE Missouri State W, 6-3 March 26 Kansas State * L, 3-5 March 27 Kansas State * L, 4-6 (11) March 28 Kansas State * W, 12-0 (7) March 31 at Illinois State Cancelled April 2 Baylor * 6:30 p.m. April 3 Baylor * 2 p.m. April 4 Baylor * 1 p.m. April 7 Saint Louis 6:30 p.m. April 9 at Oklahoma * 6:35 p.m. April 10 at Oklahoma * 2 p.m. April 11 at Oklahoma * 1 p.m. April 14 at SW Missouri State 7 p.m. April 16 Nebraska * 6:30 p.m. April 17 Nebraska * 2 p.m. April 18 Nebraska * 1 p.m. April 20 SW Missouri State 7 p.m. April 23 at Texas A&M * 7 p.m. April 24 at Texas A&M * 7 p.m. April 25 at Texas A&M * 1 p.m. April 28 Saint Louis # 7 p.m. April 30 Texas * 6:30 p.m. May 1 Texas * 2 p.m. May 2 Texas * 1 p.m. May 7 at Texas Tech * 6:30 p.m. May 8 at Texas Tech * 6:30 p.m. May 9 at Texas Tech * 1 p.m. May 14 at Kansas * 6 p.m. May 15 at Kansas * 6 p.m. May 16 at Kansas * 1 p.m. May 19 SE Missouri State 6 p.m. May 21 Oklahoma State * 6:30 p.m. May 22 Oklahoma State * 2 p.m. May 23 Oklahoma State * 1 p.m. May Big 12 Tournament TBA June 4-6 NCAA Regionals TBA June NCAA Sub-Regionals TBA June NCAA World Series TBA All Times Central Home games in Bold * Big 12 Conference game # Wood Bat Classic (O Fallon, Mo.) & in Phoenix, Ariz. % in Myrtle Beach, S.C. ^ in Millington, Tenn. MISSOURI TIGERS VS. BAYLOR BEARS APRIL 2-4, 2004 TAYLOR STADIUM COLUMBIA, MO. First Pitches: Friday- 6:30 p.m. / Saturday- 2 p.m. / Sunday- 1 p.m. Records: Mizzou , 1-2 Big 12 Baylor , 2-4 Big 12 Rankings: Mizzou is receiving votes in the Sports Weekly/ESPN Top 25 and the NCBWA poll. Coaches: Mizzou- Tim Jamieson- 10th year at MU ( ) Baylor- Steve Smith- 10th year at MU ( ) Series Information: Baylor leads series and has won the last two meetings. Last Year: MU won two of the three games of last year s regular season series. BU then defeated MU twice at the Big 12 Tournament. Radio: KTGR 1580-AM, flagship (Also on 900-AM, Fulton / KWOS 950-AM, Jefferson City) Tex Little (play-by-play), Luke Cassis (color) Live Audio: Live Stats: For more information: FOR STARTERS... Missouri continues Big 12 Conference play this weekend as Baylor visits Taylor Stadium for a three-game set beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Friday. The Tigers (20-6-1) have not played since opening the conference season last weekend against Kansas State. Their midweek matchup against Illinois State was cancelled due to the weather. In the Kansas State series, the Wildcats managed to take two-of-three form MU. Baylor enters the weekend with a record and is 2-4 in the Big 12. The Bears hold a lead over Missouri in the all-time series. Last season, the two met a total of five times, including twice at the Big 12 Tournament. MU won the regular season series, taking two-of-three in Waco, but dropped both meetings at the Big 12 Tournament. MU PROJECTED STARTERS RF 51 Ryan Rallo- Sr..326, 6 HR, 27 RBI SS 16 Gary Arndt- Fr..306, 1 HR, 10 RBI 3B 25 Jeremy Hernandez- Sr..247, 1 HR, 11 RBI DH 2 Lee Laskowski- Sr..333, 5 HR, 23 RBI PITCHING MATCH-UP CF 7 Tyler Williams- So..237, 0 HR, 9 RBI or 44 Hunter Mense- Fr..265, 1 HR, 8 RBI C 12 Brad Flanders- So..300, 5 HR, 22 RBI RF 21 James Boone- So..391, 1 HR, 14 RBI 2B 18 Zane Taylor- So..315, 2 HR, 14 RBI 1B 41 Cody Ehlers- Sr..377, 9 HR, 35 RBI Game Team Name R/L ERA W-L App GS CG IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 1 MU Danny Hill RHP BU Sean Walker RHP MU Erik Dessau RHP BU Trey Taylor LHP MU Garrett Broshuis RHP BU TBA

2 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 LAST TIME OUT Mizzou opened the Big 12 Conference season last weekend as Kansas State visited Taylor Stadium. The Wildcats managed to take two of three from MU and win the series. KSU took game one by a score of 5-3 and then won the second game 6-4 in 11 innings. Mizzou rebounded strongly, taking the final game of the series 12-0 in seven innings. Game three was stopped after seven innings due to the conference s run rule. Junior RHP Garrett Broshuis recorded his first career complete-game shutout on Sunday. It was MU s first shutout over a Big 12 opponent since defeating Kansas 1-0 in Senior 1B Cody Ehlers had two home runs on Sunday after hitting one on Saturday. He was 3-for-5 with four RBI and four runs scored on in the final game of the weekend and leads the team with nine home runs on the year. He extended his hitting streak to 14 games by recording at least one hit in each of the three games against Kansas State. TIGERS REACH 20-WIN MARK AGAINST KSU With its 12-0 win over Kansas State last Sunday, Missouri notched its 20th win of the year in its 27th game of It is the quickest that the Tigers have reached the 20-win mark since the 1998 team won 20 of its first 26 games. NO RUNS FOR YOU Entering this weekend, the Missouri pitching staff has a 2.90 ERA, which is second best in the Big 12 Conference behind only Texas (2.51). Last year, MU ended the year with a 5.07 ERA. Sophomore RHP Nick Admire leads MU with a 0.69 ERA, followed by junior RHP Erik Dessau (1.69) and junior RHP Garrett Broshuis (1.84). Sophomore LHP Taylor Parker (1.86), junior RHP Dustin Braud (2.16) and senior RHP Mark Alexander (2.18) also have an ERA below three. The last season in which Mizzou ended with an ERA below three was in 1980 when it finished with a 2.83 mark. The best ever season-ending mark came in 1964 when the Tigers pitching staff finished with a 0.65 ERA. THE HITS KEEP ON COMING Five Tigers enter the weekend with multi-game hitting streaks in tact led by senior 1B Cody Ehlers 14-game streak. The streak is the longest of the year for Ehlers who also had a six-game streak to open the season. Sophomore RF James Boone carries a 12-game hitting streak into the Baylor series. Senior C Brad Flanders and sophomore 2B Zane Taylor each have seven-game streaks in tact. Senior DH Lee Laskowski had a 16-game hitting streak snapped last Sunday against Kansas State. The 16-game streak is the longest of the year for MU this year. Senior LF Ryan Rallo had a 14-game streak earlier in the year, joining Laskowski, Ehlers and Boone as Tigers with double-digit hit streaks this season. AN A FOR EHLERS Mizzou senior 1B Cody Ehlers leads the Tigers in nearly every offensive category and carries a 14-game hitting streak into the weekend. He has started all but one game at first base for the Tigers this season and is hitting.377 on the year. He leads the team in home runs (9), RBI (35), runs scored (27), hits (40) doubles (12) and total bases (81). Ehlers opened the year by recording at least one hit in each of the first six games of the season. He has had more than one hit in 11 of MU s 27 games this year and has had mutli-hit games in nine of the last 14 games. The senior also has had at least four hits in two games this year. HELLO RALLO Mizzou senior Ryan Rallo has six home runs on the year, second best on the team, and has a.326 batting average, while driving in 27 runs. He had a 14-game hitting streak snapped at the Easton/USA Challenge in Millington, Tenn. against Memphis. During the streak, Rallo had a.353 batting average, five home runs, four doubles and 18 RBI. The streak was snapped as Rallo was 0-for-1, with four walks, against Memphis. Rallo had a nine-game hitting streak at one point during the 2003 season and opened the 2002 season with hits in the first five games of the year. QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location... Columbia, Mo. Founded Enrollment... 26,805 Nickname...Tigers School Colors... Old Gold and Black Home Field... Ralph and Debbie Taylor/ Phi Delta Theta Stadium at Simmons Field Capacity...2,220 Surface... Kentucky Bluegrass (OF) and Quickstand Bermuda (IF) Dimensions (symmetrical) Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...Big 12 Conference Chancellor... Dr. Richard Wallace Athletics Director...Michael Alden Athletic Department Phone...(573) Ticket Office Phone...(573) or CAT-PAWS HISTORY First Year of Baseball All-Time Record...1,865-1, (.605) No. or Years in CWS/Last... 6/1964 Yrs. in NCAA Regionals/Last... 8/2003 Conference Titles/Last...15/1980 (Big Eight) Last Postseason Opp.... Mississippi State Result... L, 10-5 (NCAA Regional) COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Tim Jamieson Alma Mater...New Orleans 84 Record at Missouri (10th season) Overall Record...same Best Time/Day to Reach...Contact SID Assistant Coach... Evan Pratte Alma Mater...SW Missouri State 91 Assistant Coach... Tony Vitello Alma Mater...Missouri, 01 Volunteer Assistant... Kevin Cullen Alma Mater... NW Missouri State, 00 Student Assistant... Brian Bilica Alma Mater...Missouri, 03 TEAM INFORMATION 2003 Overall Record (19-5 home; away; 4-6 neutral) 2003 Big 12 Record/Finish /4th Final National Ranking...N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost... 18/6 Starters Returning/Lost... 7/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost... 7/6 Newcomers MEDIA RELATIONS Media Relations Phone...(573) Asst. Director (BB SID)... Josh Murray Office Phone... (573) Cell Phone...(573) Fax...(573) Press Box Phone...(573) Mailing Address...P.O. Box 677 Columbia, Mo Overnight Address B Hearnes Center 600 Stadium Blvd. Columbia, Mo

3 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 BROSHUIS BRUSHES OPPONENETS AWAY Junior RHP Garrett Broshuis recorded his first career complete game shutout last Sunday (albeit a seven-inning game) in MU s 12-0 win over Kansas State. He allowed just two hits and struck out seven to move to 6-0 on the year. The seven-inning outing matches his longest of the year. He has gone six innings in each of his five other starts. He took the win in the first three starts and was the starter in the game with Washington on March 7 which ended in a tie, a game in which the Tigers led when Broshuis left the game. He broke the string of six-inning outings by going seven innings against Tennessee-Martin on March 14 in his fifth start. He allowed only one run on four hits and did not give up a hit until the fifth inning. Broshuis is second on the team with 42 strikeouts and has had a season-high eight K s twice this year (vs. Portland and vs. Coastal Carolina). He has an ERA of 1.84 and has allowed just one run in four of his seven starts to go along with Sunday s shutout. DESSAU S ITS EM DOWN A transfer from Forest Park Community College, junior RHP Erik Dessau has assumed the duties as the Tigers regular Saturday starter. Dessau is 5-1 on the year with a 1.69 ERA. He has started two of Missouri s three shutouts this year and has not allowed more than two run in any of his seven starts. His lone loss came at Washington on March 6. He has won five of the other six starts and held the lead when he left the game last Saturday against Kansas State. Dessau has turned in seven inning outing in four starts this season, including a season-long 7.1 innings of work against Kansas State. He had a season-high eight strikeouts against Youngstown State on Feb. 28. LEE LEADS THE WAY Senior OF Lee Laskowski had a 16-game hitting streak snapped last Sunday against Kansas State. The 16-game streak was the longest of the season for any Tiger this season and is the longest of Laskowski s career. During the 16-games streak, he hit.391, with five doubles, two triples and five home runs. He drove in 19 runs and scored 10 times. Laskowski has had seven multi-hit games and is third on the team with a.333 batting average. He was hampered by injuries and finished with just two home runs last year, but has already past that mark in Actually, he matched that total in one weekend as he homered in back-to-back games against Youngstown State. A MIZZOU HITTER HAD: THE LAST TIME... 8 At-bats... John Marquardt vs. Kansas State (5/8/82) 7 At-bats... Kyle Johnson vs. Baylor (4/19/03) 6 Hits... Jeff Terrell vs. Iowa State (5/5/95) 5 Hits... Chris Julo vs. William Woods (3/6/02) 4 Hits... Zane Taylor vs. Kansas St. (3/27/04) 4 Runs... Cody Ehlers vs. Kansas St. (3/28/04) 3 Doubles... Brad Flanders vs. UL-Monroe (2/22/02) 2 Doubles...Cody Ehlers vs. Washington (3/6/04) 3 Triples... J.R. Warner vs. Notre Dame (2/26/99) 2 Triples... Bo Davis vs. Chicago St. (3/21/04) 3 HR... Brad Flanders vs. C. Carolina (2/21/04) Walk-Off HR... Ryan Rallo vs. SEMO (4/30/03) Grand Slam... Kyle Johnson at Baylor (4/19/03) 7 RBI... Brad Flanders vs. C. Carolina (2/21/04) 5 RBI... Brad Flanders vs. Chicago St. (3/19/04) 10 TB... 13, Brad Flanders vs. C. Carolina (2/21/04) 3 Walks... Ryan Rallo vs. Memphis (3/13/04) 3 Stolen Bases... J. Tingler vs. Harris-Stowe (3/26/02) A MIZZOU PITCHER HAD: Perfect Game...Never Accomplished No-Hitter... Jim Maddock vs. Nebraska (5/3/81) Complete Game... Justin James vs. Oklahoma (5/16/03) Complete Game (7 Inn.).. G. Broshuis vs. Kansas St. (3/28/04) CG-Shutout...Andy Shipman vs. Youngstown St. (3/1/03) CG-Shutout (7 inn.)...g. Broshuis vs. Kansas St. (3/28/04) 10 K s... 11, Danny Hill vs. Chicago St. (3/19/04) A MIZZOU TEAM HAD: 25 Runs vs. Truman St. (3/6/03) 20 Runs... 21, vs. Chicago St. (3/21/04) 20 Hits... 20, vs. Chicago St. (3/19/04) 6 Doubles...vs. Coastal Carolina (2/21/04) 4 Triples... vs. Chicago St. (3/21/04) 6 Home Runs...vs. Coastal Carolina (2/21/04) 5 Home Runs... vs. Chicago St. (3/19/04) 15 Walks...17, vs. Truman St. (3/6/03) 10 Walks... vs. Chicago St. (3/21/04) 7 Stolen Bases... vs. Harris-Stowe (3/26/02) Shutout Opp , Youngstown State (2/28/04) Shutout Big 12 Opp , Kansas St. (3/28/04) A Tie , vs. Washington (3/7/04) Standings As of 4/1/04 BIG 12 CONFERENCE Big 12 Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Last 5 Streak Texas W2 Oklahoma W4 Nebraska W3 Kansas State L1 Texas A&M W2 Baylor W1 Missouri W1 Oklahoma State L1 Kansas L1 Texas Tech W1 Upcoming Schedule Friday, April 2 Texas A&M at Oklahoma State Oklahoma at Kansas Baylor at Missouri Texas at Texas Tech Nebraska at Kansas State Saturday, April 3 Texas A&M at Oklahoma State Baylor at Missouri Nebraska at Kansas State Texas at Texas Tech Oklahoma at Kansas Sunday, April 4 Baylor at Missouri Nebraska at Kansas State Oklahoma at Kansas Texas at Texas Tech Texas A&M at Oklahoma State 2 p.m. 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 6 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m.

4 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 BOONE EARNS BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sophomore RF James Boone was named the Big 12 Conference Player of the Week on March 16, after going 10-for-15, good for a.667 batting average, in the four games at the Easton/USA Challenge leading MU to the tournament title. He had two doubles, two RBI, two stolen bases, three runs scored, a slugging percentage of.800 and an on base percentage of.722 for the weekend. He opened the tournament with a 4-for-5 performance against Wake Forest. He followed that with two hits in each of the next three games. He was 2-for-3 with a double, two RBI and a run scored against Indiana State. He then went 2-for-3 against Memphis and was 2-for-4 with a run scored against Tennessee-Martin. Boone has a team-leading.391 batting average and has a 12-game hitting streak. JOINING THE 300 C LUB With Mizzou s 3-2 win over Memphis on March 13, Head Coach Tim Jamieson picked up his 300th career victory. He currently has a record of in his 10 season with MU. Jamieson s first win came on Feb. 27, 1995 with a 12-2 MU victory over Lincoln University. He recorded his 100th win on March 14, 1998 by defeating Eastern Michigan 3-0, and his 200th win came against Wichita State, a 9-8 victory on March 7, He is the third coach in Missouri history to record 300 wins, joining John Hi Simmons (481 wins) and Gene McArtor (733 wins). NOW APPEARING Junior RHP Dustin Braud (pronounced Bro ) and senior RHP Mark Alexander are tied for the team lead with 12 appearances on the year. Braud has compiled a 3-1 record and a 2.16 ERA on the year, while Alexander leads the team with five saves on the season, which leads the Big 12 Conference. Opposing batters are hitting just.158 off Braud and.231 off Alexander. The Tiger have recorded three shutouts this season and Alexander has picked up the save in two of those (vs. Portland and Coastal Carolina). Sophomore LHP Taylor Parker has 11 appearances on the year. He sports a 1.86 ERA and has allowed just one walk, while striking out 27 in 19.1 innings of work. Opposing batters are hitting.181 off of Parker, who also has recorded two saves. MULTI-HIT GAMES Name Tot Cody Ehlers James Boone Ryan Rallo Jeremy Hernandez Lee Laskowski Brad Flanders Zane Taylor Tyler Williams Cosme Caballero Gary Arndt Hunter Mense Bo Davis TEAM MULTI-RBI GAMES Name Tot Cody Ehlers Lee Laskowski Ryan Rallo Brad Flanders James Boone Gary Arndt Zane Taylor Jeremy Hernandez Tyler Williams Hunter Mense Cosme Caballero Adam Garrett Bo Davis TEAM The Polls- March 29 Collegiate Baseball Baseball America Sports Weekly/ESPN NCBWA 1. Stanford 2. LSU 3. Texas 3. Mississippi 4. Norte Dame 5. Miami 7. Rice 8. Florida 9. North Carolina 10. Florida State 11. South Carolina 12. UC-Irvine 13. Long Beach State 14. Wichita State 15. Auburn 16. Tennessee 17. Arizona State 18. Texas A&M 19. Tulane 20. Nebraska 21. Southern Mississippi 22. North Carolina State 23. Florida Atlantic 24. Central Florida 25. College of Charleston 26. Oral Roberts 27. East Carolina 28. UNC Greensboro 29. Birmingham Southern 30. Vanderbilt 1. Stanford 2. Texas 3. LSU 4. Rice 5. Miami 6. South Carolina 7. Long Beach State 8. Mississippi 9. Texas A&M 10. Wichita State 11. Tulane 12. Norte Dame 13. Auburn 14. Arizona State 15. Southern Mississippi 16. Florida 17. UC-Irvine 18. East Carolina 19. Nebraska 20. North Carolina 21. Florida State 22. Florida Atlantic 23. Central Florida 24. Tennessee 25. Virginia 1. Stanford 2. Texas 3. LSU 4. Rice 5. Miami 6. South Carolina 7. Mississippi 8. Long Beach State 9. Norte Dame 10. Arizona State 11. Auburn 12. Wichita State 13. Florida 14. Texas A&M 15. Southern Mississippi 16. Tulane 17. Nebraska 18. North Carolina 19. Florida State 20. Florida Atlantic 21. UC-Irvine 22. East Carolina 23. Tennessee 24. North Carolina State 25. Vanderbilt 1. Stanford 2. Texas 3. LSU 4. Miami 5. Rice 6. Norte Dame 7. South Carolina 8. Auburn 9. Arizona State 10. Mississippi 11. Long Beach State 12. Florida 13. Tennessee 14. Wichita State 15. Florida Atlantic 16. North Carolina 17. Southern Mississippi 18. Texas A&M 19. Tulane 20. Nebraska 21. UC-Irvine 22. Florida State 23. East Carolina 24. North Carolina State 25. Oral Roberts 26. UNC-Greensboro 27. College of Charleston 28. Central Florida 29. Virginia 30. Kansas State 31. New Mexico State 32. Vanderbilt 33. Washington 34. Oklahoma State 35. Birmingham Southern

5 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 BO KNOWS TRIPLES Junior Bo Davis had pinch hit for the Tigers in 10 games prior to getting his first start of the season on March 21, at first base. Davis took advantage of the spot in the lineup, going 4-for- 6 with two triples, three RBI and a three runs scored. Davis led off the game by getting hit by a pitch and had singles in the second and fifth innings. With two outs in the sixth inning, he tripled down the right field line, driving in a run. He would then score on a wild pitch. In the eighth inning, Davis would again triple to right, driving in another run. He would later score on an error by the third baseman. Davis is the first Tiger to have two triples in a game since Kyle Johnson did it against Northern Iowa in A MAGIC NUMBER Mizzou has scored 21 runs in two games this season and both have taken place on the 21st of the month. On Feb. 21, the Tigers defeated Coastal Carolina 21-4 at the Beach Blast in Myrtle Beach. It was the most runs the Tigers have scored since putting 23 on the board against Baylor last April in a win. Against Coastal, Mizzou banged out 18 hits, six home runs, six doubles and one triple. A month later, on March 21, Mizzou picked up a 21-1 win in the last game of the threegame series with Chicago State. That came two days after the Tigers scored 19 on, yes, the 19th of the March. Looking ahead, MU does not have a game scheduled for April 21, but will host Oklahoma State on May 21. ALL TIED UP For just the 20th time in 3,069 games, Mizzou had a game end in a tie on March 7 against Washington. After the two teams split the first two games of the series, game three was to be the rubber game of the series. Due to Missouri s travel arrangements, a curfew was placed on the game and was called after 10 innings in order for the Tigers to catch their flight our of Seattle. The tie was the first time since the first game of the 2001 season against San Jose State. That game was called after the sixth inning due to rain with the score tied at zero. The Tigers have had back-to-back ties once before, in 1914 when MU and Kansas State tied 9-9 and 2-2 in consecutive games. SHUT DOWN COMPLETE Mizzou has recorded three shutouts this season, just one short of its total from Last Sunday, junior RHP Garrett Broshuis recorded the first complete game shutout of his career with a 12-0 seven-inning win over Kansas State. Broshuis gave up just two hits and struck out seven to get his sixth win of the year. In each of the first two shutouts this season, junior RHP Erik Dessau started on the mound and senior RHP Mark Alexander relieved Dessau and preserved the shutout. Mizzou s shutout of Portland (13-0) on Feb. 14 in Phoenix, Ariz. was the first shutout by a MU team since April 29, 2003 when the Tigers defeated St. Louis in the Wood Bat Classic by a score of 9-0. Dessau started and pitched six innings, allowing seven hits to record the win. Alexander came on in relief, giving up just one hit and striking out five in three innings of work to record the save. On Feb. 28 against Indiana State, Dessau pitched seven innings of shutout work, giving up just three hits and striking out eight. Alexander came on for the final two innings and allowed just one hit in the 7-0 MU victory. UP NEXT Missouri will welcome Saint Louis to Taylor Stadium on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. before taking the road for a three-game series against Oklahoma next weekend MISSOURI STATISTICAL LEADERS Batting Average (min. 25 ABs) James Boone Cody Ehlers Lee Laskowski Ryan Rallo Zane Taylor Hits Cody Ehlers James Boone Brad Flanders Ryan Rallo Lee Laskowski Home Runs Cody Ehlers... 9 Ryan Rallo... 6 Brad Flanders... 5 Lee Laskowski... 5 Five tied... 2 RBI Cody Ehlers Ryan Rallo Lee Laskowski Brad Flanders Two tied at Runs Scored Cody Ehlers Zane Taylor Ryan Rallo James Boone Tyler Williams Appearance Dustin Braud Mark Alexander Taylor Parker Max Scherzer Nathan Culp... 9 ERA (min IP) Nick Admire Erik Dessau Garrett Broshuis Taylor Parker Dustin Braud Wins Garrett Broshuis... 6 Erik Dessau... 5 Dustin Braud... 3 Danny Hill... 2 Nathan Culp... 2 Saves Mark Alexander... 5 Max Scherzer... 2 Taylor Parker... 2 Michael Cole... 1 Strikeouts Danny Hill Garrett Broshuis Taylor Parker Nathan Culp Erik Dessau... 22

6 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL MIZZOU BASEBALL ROSTER PITCHERS No. Name Pos. B/T Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High/Previous School) 4 Dustin Braud RHP R/R Jr La Place, La. (St. Charles HS) 10 Taylor Parker LHP L/L So Bellaire, Texas (Bellaire HS) 13 Landon Scales RHP R/R So Lookeba, Okla. (Seminole JC) 17 Nick Admire RHP R/R So Lebanon, Mo. (Lebanon, HS) 24 Nathan Culp LHP L/L Fr Glen Carbon, Ill. (Edwardsville HS) 27 Grant Kohlstaedt RHP R/R Fr Kearney, Mo. (Kearney HS) 29 Erik Dessau RHP R/R Jr St. Louis, Mo. (Forest Park CC) 31 Max Scherzer RHP R/R Fr Chesterfield, Mo. (Parkway Central HS) 35 Mark Alexander RHP R/R Sr Independence, Mo. (Rockurst HS) 36 Travis Wendte RHP R/R Jr Moore, Okla. (Moore HS) 37 Meade Hedricks RHP R/R Jr Lompoc, Calif. (Allan Hancock College) 38 Bryan Rider LHP L/L Jr Camas, Wash. (Mt. Hood College) 40 Garrett Broshuis RHP R/R Jr Advance, Mo. (Advance HS) 42 Michael Cole RHP R/R Fr Desloge, Mo. (N. St. Francois County HS) 44 Hunter Mense LHP/OF L/L Fr Liberty, Mo. (Liberty HS) 45 Danny Hill RHP R/R Sr Weimer, Texas (McClellan CC) CATCHERS No. Name Pos. B/T Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High/Previous School) 12 Brad Flanders C R/R Sr Smithville, Mo. (Hutchinson CC) 14 Scott Fisher C R/R RFr Tulsa, Okla. (Cascia Hall HS) 19 Cosme Caballero C/3B R/R Jr Miami, Fla. (Sante Fe CC) 26 Dan Pietroburgo C R/R Fr Belleville, Ill. (Belleville West HS) 28 John McKee C/INF R/R Fr Creve Couer, Mo. (Chaminade HS) INFIELDERS No. Name Pos. B/T Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High/Previous School) 3 Chaz Ebert INF R/R Jr Antigo, Wisc. (Triton College) 6 Trevor Helms INF S/R RFr Chesterfield, Mo. (Parkway West HS) 16 Gary Arndt INF R/R Fr Racine, Wisc. (Racine Horlick HS) 18 Zane Taylor INF L/R So Kirksville, Mo. (Kirksville HS) 19 Cosme Caballero 3B/C R/R Jr Miami, Fla. (Sante Fe CC) 25 Jeremy Hernandez INF L/R Sr Scotts Valley, Calif. (Cabrillo College) 28 John McKee INF/C R/R Fr Creve Couer, Mo. (Chaminade HS) 41 Cody Ehlers 1B L/L Sr Stillwater, Okla. (Stillwater HS) OUTFIELDERS No. Name Pos. B/T Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High/Previous School) 2 Lee Laskowski OF R/R Sr Clayton, Mo. (Clayton HS) 5 Tyrone Roberson OF R/R So St. Louis, Mo. (Pattonville HS) 7 Tyler Williams OF L/R So Delta, BC (North Delta HS) 11 Bo Davis OF R/R Jr Tulsa, Okla. (Jenks HS) 21 James Boone OF S/R So Clinton, Okla. (Clinton HS) 30 Josiah Holst OF R/R So Independence, Mo. (Truman HS) 32 Kyle Johnson OF L/R Sr Omaha, Neb. (Iowa Western CC) 44 Hunter Mense OF/LHP L/L Fr Liberty, Mo. (Liberty HS) 51 Ryan Rallo OF R/R Sr Chesterfield, Mo. (Christian Brothers HS) Head Coach: # 9Tim Jamieson (New Orleans, 81), 10th season at Mizzou Assistant Coaches: #23 Evan Pratte (Southwest Missouri State, 91), 6th season at Mizzou #22 Tony Vitello (Missouri, 01), 2nd season at Mizzou #39 Kevin Cullen (Northwest Missouri State, 00), 1st season at Mizzou Nick Admire ADD-meyer Dustin Braud BRO Garrett Broshuis BRUSH-house Cosme Caballero COZ-may cob-eye-air-o Erik Dessau da-sow Cody Ehlers A-lers Grant Kohlstaedt COAL-stat PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Lee Laskowski Hunter Mense Dan Pietroburgo Ryan Rallo Max Scherzer Travis Wendte la-scow-ski rymes with since pee-tro-burg-o rymes wiht hallow SURE-zer WIN-tee Numerical Roster 2 Lee Laskowski 3 Chaz Ebert 4 Dustin Braud 5 Tyrone Roberson 6 Trevor Helms 7 Tyler Williams 10 Taylor Parker 11 Bo Davis 12 Brad Flanders 13 Landon Scales 14 Scott Fisher 16 Gary Arndt 17 Nick Admire 18 Zane Taylor 19 Cosme Caballero 21 James Boone 24 Nathan Culp 25 Jeremy Hernandez 26 Dan Pietroburgo 27 Grant Kohlstaedt 28 John McKee 29 Erik Dessau 30 Josiah Holst 31 Max Scherzer 32 Kyle Johnson 35 Mark Alexander 36 Travis Wendte 37 Meade Hedricks 38 Bryan Rider 40 Garrett Broshuis 41 Cody Ehlers 42 Michael Cole 44 Hunter Mense 45 Danny Hill 51 Ryan Rallo Alphabetical Roster 17 Nick Admire 35 Mark Alexander 16 Gary Arndt 21 James Boone 4 Dustin Braud 40 Garrett Broshuis 19 Cosme Caballero 42 Michael Cole 24 Nathan Culp 11 Bo Davis 29 Erik Dessau 3 Chaz Ebert 41 Cody Ehlers 14 Scott Fisher 12 Brad Flanders 37 Meade Hedricks 6 Trevor Helms 25 Jeremy Hernandez 45 Danny Hill 30 Josiah Holst 32 Kyle Johnson 27 Grant Kohlstaedt 2 Lee Laskowski 28 John McKee 44 Hunter Mense 10 Taylor Parker 26 Dan Pietroburgo 51 Ryan Rallo 38 Bryan Rider 5 Tyrone Roberson 13 Landon Scales 31 Max Scherzer 18 Zane Taylor 36 Travis Wendte 7 Tyler Williams

7 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 #2 LEE LASKOWSKI Senior -- OF Clayton, Mo. At-bats... 5, seven times Hits... 3, three times Runs... 3, vs. Coastal Carolina (2/21) RBI... 3, twice 2004: Opened the season with hits in the first four games... bat came alive in Youngstown State series, hitting home runs in back-to-back games (Feb )... had five hits in the three games played in at the Easton/USA Challenge... was 7-for- 12 with seven RBI and four runs scored in series with Chicago State... has driven in three runs in a game twice this season... had a 16-game streak, the longest for MU this season, snapped last Sunday. 2/13 Nevada /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /13 Memphis /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /20 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State /27 Kansas State /28 Kansas State #4 DUSTIN BRAUD Junior -- RHP LaPlace, La. Innings Pitched...2.2, vs. Wake Forest (3/12) Strikeouts... 4, vs. Portland (2/15) Fewest Hits Allowed... 0, five times Fewest Runs Allowed... 0, eight times 2004: Appeared twice in season-opening Oakland A Spring Training Tournament... gave up no runs, no hits and stuck out four in two innings of work against Portland on Feb has pitched at least two innings of relief four times this season... has allowed earned runs in just two of his 10 appearances... is tied for the team lead with 12 appearances. Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2/13 Nevada /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /3 Western Illinois /6 Washington /12 Wake Forest /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /24 SE Missouri State /27 Kansas State #6 TREVOR HELMS Sophomore -- 2B Chesterfield, Mo. At-bats...4, vs. Kansas State (3/26) Hits...1, four times Runs... 2, three times RBI... 1, twice 2004: Started the second game of the year against Portland State, walking twice and scoring each time... was 1-for-2 with a run scored against Youngstown State on Feb had a hit, drove in a run and scored twice in final game of Chicago State series. 2/14 Portland /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /29 Youngstown State /3 Western Illinois /19 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State # 7 TYLER WILLIAMS Junior -- OF Delta, British Columbia At-bats... 6, twice Hits...2, four times Runs...2, four times RBI... 2, twice 2004: Has played in every game for MU...went 2-for-4 with two runs scored against Coastal Carolina on Feb has had two hits in four games this season... served as the Tigers lead off hitter in 14 of Mizzou s 27 games this year... is 3-for-4 in stolen base attempts. 2/13 Nevada /14 Portland /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /3 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /12 Indiana State /13 Memphis /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /20 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State /27 Kansas State

8 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 #10 TAYLOR PARKER Sophomore -- LHP Bellaire, Texas Innings Pitched , vs. Nevada (2/13) Strikeouts... 5, three times Fewest Hits Allowed... 0, four times Fewest Runs Allowed... 0, eight times 2004: Pitched 3.1 innings of relief work, the longest of the season, in season opener against Nevada on Feb has pitched at least 2.0 innings in four games... has not given up a run in last eight outings... struck out five batters three times this year... walked only one batter in 19.1 innings pitched. Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2/13 Nevada /19 Coastal Carolina /20 Rider /29 Youngstown State /3 Western Illinois /12 Wake Forest /13 Memphis /17 Illinois State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State #12 BRAD FLANDERS Senior -- C Smithville, Mo. At-bats... 6, vs. Coastal Carolina (2/19) Hits... 4, twice Runs... 3, twice RBI... 7, vs. Coastal Carolina (2/21) 2004: Had a 2-RBI double against Portland on Feb became just the second player ever at MU to hit three home runs in one game (tying a Big 12 record) against Coastal Carolina on Feb also drove in seven runs and threw out two baserunners in the win over Coastal... was 4-for-5 with five RBI and had two home runs, his second multi-hr game of the year, against Chicago State on March is tied for third on the team with five home runs. 2/13 Nevada /14 Portland /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /3 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /13 Memphis /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /20 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State /27 Kansas State /28 Kansas State #11 BO DAVIS Junior -- OF Tulsa, Okla. At-bats... 6, vs. Chicago State (3/21) Hits... 4, vs. Chicago State (3/21) Runs... 3, vs. Chicago State (3/21) RBI... 3, vs. Chicago State (3/21) 2004: Has been a valuable pinch hitter for MU... can play outfield or first base for the Tigers... has had pinch-hit hits in three games for MU this season... went 4- for-6 in first start of season against Chicago State on March had two triples, drove in three runs and scored three times against Chicago State. 2/14 Portland /15 Portland /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Indiana State /13 Memphis /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State #16 GARY ARNDT Freshman -- INF Racine, Wisc. At-bats... 4, three times Hits... 2, twice Runs...3, vs. Tennessee-Martin (3/14) RBI... 3, twice 2004: Had first Tiger hit on Feb. 29 against Youngstown State... started for the first time at MU against Washington on March 7... did not start against Wake Forest, but entered the game and scored the game-winning run in the 12th inning... drove in three runs against Indiana State on March hit his first career homer against Chicago State on March 19. 2/14 Portland /21 Coastal Carolina /29 Youngstown State /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /12 Indiana State /13 Memphis /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /20 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State /27 Kansas State /28 Kansas State

9 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 #17 NICK ADMIRE Sophomore -- RHP Lebanon, Mo. Innings Pitched , twice Strikeouts... 3, twice Fewest Hits Allowed...1, vs. Rider (2/20) Fewest Runs Allowed... 0, three times 2004: Recovering from injury last year... worked 3.0 innings of shutout ball, allowing one hit and striking out two against Albany on Feb allowed just one earned run on three hits and struck out three against Western Illinois... worked four shutouts innings in start against Indiana State, taking his first win of the year... has allowed no runs in two of his three starts... came on in relief against Chicago State and pitched two inning of shutout ball... has a team-best 0.69 ERA. Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2/20 Rider /3 Western Illinois /12 Indiana State /20 Chicago State #18 ZANE TAYLOR Sophomore -- SS Kirksville, Mo. At-bats... 5, five times Hits...4, vs. Kansas State (3/27) Runs... 3, vs. Coastal Carolina (2/19) RBI... 2, vs. Coastal Carolina (2/19) 2004: Had a hit in six of the first seven games of the season... scored three runs against Coastal Carolina on Feb had a home run against Albany on Feb put together an eight-game hitting streak at one point in the season... currently has a seven-game hitting streak... was 4-for-5 with a run scored and an RBI against Kansas State on March 27. 2/13 Nevada /14 Portland /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /3 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /12 Indiana State /13 Memphis /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /20 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State /27 Kansas State /28 Kansas State #19 COSME CABALLERO Junior -- 3B/C Miami, Fla. At-bats...5, vs. Wake Forest (3/12) Hits... 2, twice Runs... 2, vs. Coastal Carolina (2/19) RBI... 4, vs. Youngstown State (2/29) 2004: Had a nine-game hitting streak at one point in the season... had three RBI in second game of Youngstown State series and followed that with a four-rbi game the following day... has two multi-hit games. 2/13 Nevada /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /21 Coastal Carolina /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /3 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /12 Wake Forest /12 Indiana State /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /21 Chicago State #21 JAMES BOONE Sophomore -- OF Clinton, Okla. At-bats... 5, six times Hits...4, vs. Wake Forest (3/12) Runs...3, vs. Kansas State (3/28) RBI... 3, vs. Western Illinois (3/3) 2004: Had a hit in six of the first seven game of the year... was 1-for-3 with a tworun triple against Western Illinois... had an outstanding weekend at the Easton/USA Challenge, going 10-for-15 with two doubles, two RBI, two runs scored and two stolen bases in the four games to earn Big 12 Player of the Week honors... has a 12- game hitting streak on the line... during the 12-game streak, he is hitting.500 and has had seven multi-hit games... leads the team with a.391 batting average. 2/13 Nevada /14 Portland /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /2 Western Illinois /3 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /12 Indiana State /13 Memphis /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /20 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State /27 Kansas State /28 Kansas State

10 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 #24 NATHAN CULP Freshman -- LHP Kearney, Mo. Innings Pitched , vs. Illinois State (3/17) Strikeouts... 8, vs. Illinois State (3/17) Fewest Hits Allowed... 0, twice Fewest Runs Allowed...0, four times 2004: Allowed no runs in first collegiate appearance, two innings against Coastal Carolina on Feb took the victory in first collegiate start on March 2 against Western Illinois, allowing just one earned run and one hit and striking out five... struck out six in five innings against Southeast Missouri State last Wednesday, recording his second victory. Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2/19 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /6 Washington /12 Indiana State /17 Illinois State /24 SE Missouri State /27 Kansas State #29 ERIK DESSAU Junior -- RHP St. Louis, Mo. Innings Pitched...7.1, vs. Kansas State (3/27) Strikeouts... 8, vs. Youngstown State (2/29) Fewest Hits Allowed... 3, twice Fewest Runs Allowed... 0, twice 2004: Recorded a win in first outing with Tigers against Portland on Feb allowed no runs in six innings of work and struck out one... recorded third win in as many starts and second shutouts of the season against Youngstown State on Feb struck out a season-high eight against YSU... second on the team with five wins on the year... turned in his longest outing of the year against Kansas State last Saturday (7.1 innings). Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2/14 Portland /20 Rider /28 Youngstown State /6 Washington /13 Memphis /20 Chicago State /27 Kansas State #25 JEREMY HERNANDEZ Senior -- INF Scotts Valley, Calif. At-bats...6,vs. Wake Forest (3/13) Hits... 3, three times Runs...2, four times RBI... 3, vs. Chicago State (3/20) 2004: Had two doubles and scored two runs against Coastal Carolina on Feb was 2-for-2 in first game against Washington, followed with three hits in game two and one hit in game three... hit first homer of the season in second game of Chicago State series... has had two hits in seven games and has had three games with three hits... had a season-high five-game hit streak in early March. 2/13 Nevada /14 Portland /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /3 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /12 Indiana State /13 Memphis /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /20 Chicago State /21 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State /27 Kansas State /28 Kansas State #30 JOSIAH HOLST Sophomore -- OF Independence, Mo. v At-bats... 3, three times Hits... 1, five times Runs... 2, vs. Chicago State (3/21) RBI... 1, vs. Coastal Carolina (2/21) 2004: Appeared in all three games of the opening weekend and started against Portland on Feb was 1-for-2 with a run scored against Portland on Feb had a hit in two of the three games he played in at Costal Carolina Beach Blast. 2/13 Nevada /14 Portland /15 Portland /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /3 Western Illinois /5 Washington /12 Indiana State /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /21 Chicago State

11 MIZZOU VS. BAYLOR -- APRIL 2-4 MIZZOU BASEBALL 2004 #31 MAX SCHERZER Freshman -- RHP Chesterfield, Mo. Innings Pitched , vs. Washington (3/7) Strikeouts... 3, vs. Portland (2/15) Fewest Hits Allowed... 0, five times Fewest Runs Allowed... 0, six times 2004: Recorded a save against Portland on Feb. 15 after striking out the side in a ninth inning... picked up save by recording the final out against over Indiana State... has allowed earned runs in just two of his nine appearances... is fourth on the team in appearances with 10. Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2/15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /29 Youngstown State /7 Washington /12 Indiana State /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /21 Chicago State /27 Kansas State #40 GARRETT BROSHUIS Junior -- RHP Advance, Mo. Innings Pitched , twice Strikeouts... 8, twice Fewest Hits Allowed... 2, twice Fewest Runs Allowed...0, vs. Kansas State (3/28) 2004: Recorded the win against Portland on Feb picked up second win with another 6.0 innings outing, again striking out eight... recorded third win in as many starts with six innings of work against Youngstown State on Feb started and left the game with the lead in MU s game against Washington which ended in a 6-6 tie... had season-long 7.0 inning outing against Tennessee-Martin, allowing just one run on four hits to move to recorded first career shutout against Kansas State last Sunday.. leads the team with six wins... second on the team with 42 strikeouts... has worked at least six inning in each of his seven starts. Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2/15 Portland /21 Coastal Carolina /28 Youngstown State /7 Washington /14 Tennessee-Martin /21 Chicago State /28 Kansas State #41 CODY EHLERS Senior -- 1B Stillwater, Okla. #35 MARK ALEXANDER Senior -- RHP Independence, Mo. Innings Pitched , three times Strikeouts... 5, vs. Portland (2/14) Fewest Hits Allowed... 0, twice Fewest Runs Allowed... 0, eight times 2004: Recorded a save after pitching the final three innings against Portland on Feb recorded second save with 3.0 innings of work, allowing one run and one hit against Coastal Carolina on Feb pitched final two innings against Youngstown State on Feb. 28, allowing no runs on just one hit to preserve shutout... took third save with three shutout innings against Western Illinois on March 2... leads team and the Big 12 Conference with five saves on the season. Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2/14 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /21 Coastal Carolina /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /17 Illinois State /20 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /27 Kansas State At-bats...6, vs. Wake Forest (3/12) Hits... 3, three times Runs...4, vs. Kansas State (3/28) RBI... 4, twice 2004: Had a hit in each of the first six games of the season... had three hits, two RBI and scored two runs against Coastal Carolina on Feb had two hits in each of the three games of the Washington series... had three home runs in Kansas State series, including a two-home run game in final game... has had two hits in 10 of the last 14 games... has a 14-game hitting streak in tact... is first on the team in hits (40), home runs (9) and RBI (35)... is second best on team with.377 batting average. 2/13 Nevada /14 Portland /15 Portland /19 Coastal Carolina /20 Rider /21 Coastal Carolina /22 Albany /27 Youngstown State /28 Youngstown State /29 Youngstown State /2 Western Illinois /3 Western Illinois /5 Washington /6 Washington /7 Washington /12 Wake Forest /12 Indiana State /13 Memphis /14 Tennessee-Martin /17 Illinois State /19 Chicago State /20 Chicago State /24 SE Missouri State /26 Kansas State /27 Kansas State /28 Kansas State