Building A Tradition

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1 TCU Baseball: TCU BASEBALL HISTORY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM RECORDS SEASON RECORDS CAREER RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS TEAM STATS BY YEAR YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS SERIES RECORDS TEAM AWARDS POSTSEASON AWARDS FROGS IN THE PROS ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS LEGENDS OF TCU Building A Tradition

2 Horned Frog Individual Records HITTING BATTING AVERAGE Season: Mike Ramsey 1985 Career: Mike Ramsey GAMES PLAYED Season: Brad Wallace 1996 Career: Sam Lunsford AT BATS Game: Jake Duncan vs. Louisville Tom Butler, Jimmy Torres, Phil Turner vs. Creighton Season: Brad Wallace 1996 Career: Sam Lunsford RUNS Game: 6.. many times, most recently Austin Adams vs. Charlotte Season: Sam Lunsford 1996 Career: Sam Lunsford HITS Game: Brad Wallace vs. Maine Season: Chad Huffman 2004 Career: Royce Huffman RBI Game: Royce Huffman vs. San Diego State Season: Chris Connally 1998 Career: Royce Huffman DOUBLES Game: times, most recently J.J. Estrada vs. Utah Season: Jeff McCurdy 1996 David Johnson 1996 Stuart Musslewhite 2005 Career: Royce Huffman TRIPLES Game: 2.. many times, most recently Rudy Rivera vs. UT-Arlington Season: Bernard Walker 1986 Career: Erick Macha HOME RUNS Game: times, most recently Austin Adams vs. Charlotte Season: Chris Connally 1997 Tom Hardgrove 1989 Career: Royce Huffman TOTAL BASES Season: Chris Connally 1997 Career: Royce Huffman SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Season: Chris Connally 1997 Career: Chris Connally SACRIFICES Game: Darren Thorpe vs. SE Oklahoma Season: Terry Trofholz 2002 Career: Terry Trofholz WALKS Game: times, most recently Sean Stephens vs. Cincinnati Season: Sam Lunsford 1996 Career: Royce Huffman HIT BY PITCH Season: Levi Groomer 2000 Career: Shelby Ford STOLEN BASES Game: times, most recently Jeff Yarbrough vs. BYU Season: Darren Thorpe 1998 Career: 94 Darren Thorpe 86, HITTING FOR THE CYCLE Last Time: Shelby Ford vs. Cincinnati FIELDING PUTOUTS Game: Mike Losa vs. Houston Season: Walter Olmstead 2001 Career: 1,284.. David Wallace ASSISTS Game: Ramon Moses vs. Hawai i Sam Lunsford vs. Illinois Season: Brad Wallace 1996 Career: Trey Brooks ERRORS Game: Sonny Cason vs. Texas Tech Stuart Musslewhite vs. Oklahoma Season: 27 Kerby Smith 1994 Career: Brad Firestone Lance Broadway rewrote the single-season pitching record book in PITCHING EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season: Tommy Gramly 1966 Career: Tommy Gramly 1966 APPEARANCES Season: Jeff Baker 1994 Career: Stan Newton GAMES STARTED Season: Clayton Jerome 2004 Flint Wallace 1996 Career: Clayton Jerome 2004 Shawn Thompson VICTORIES Season: Lance Broadway 2005 Career: Frank Johnstone INNINGS PITCHED Season: Lance Broadway 2005 Career: Clayton Jerome COMPLETE GAME Season: Kenny Benedict 1977 Career: Frank Johnstone SAVES Season: Robbie Findlay 2004 Career: Travis Barr STRIKEOUTS Game: Tommy Gramly vs. Texas Tech Season: Lance Broadway 2005 Career: 336 Shawn Thompson WALKS Game: Brian Ohnoutka vs. Texas Season: Mickey McCarty 1967 Career: Cameron Young TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

3 Horned Frogs Team Records HITTING BATTING AVERAGE Season SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Season LEFT ON BASE Season AT BATS Game vs. Creighton Season , RUNS Game vs. Louisville Season HITS Game vs. Louisville Season RBI Game vs. Iowa State Season DOUBLES Game vs. New Mexico Season TRIPLES Game vs. Fresno St vs. Texas A&M Season , 2001 HOME RUNS Game vs. Iowa State vs. Charlotte Season TOTAL BASES Game vs. Charlotte Season , FROGS IN NCAA RECORD BOOK STOLEN BASES Game vs. Texas A&M Season SACRIFICES Game... 6 vs. SE Oklahoma vs. SW Texas Season WALKS Game vs. Rice Season HIT BY PITCH Game vs. UT-Arlington vs. UT-Arlington vs. Dallas Baptist Season: FIELDING FIELDING PERCENTAGE Season PUTOUTS Game vs. Creighton Season , ASSISTS Game vs. Hawai i Season ERRORS Game vs. Oklahoma Season DOUBLE PLAYS Game times Season PITCHING EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season MOST RUNS ALLOWED Game.. 26 vs. SW Missouri St Season FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED PER GAME Season MOST HITS ALLOWED Game times Season FEWEST HITS ALLOWED Season STRIKEOUTS Game vs. Manhattan Season WALKS Game vs. Oklahoma St Season SAVES Season MOST INNINGS Game vs. Creighton Season TEAM MOST GAMES PLAYED FEWEST GAMES PLAYED MOST VICTORIES FEWEST VICTORIES MOST LOSSES FEWEST LOSSES times WINNING PCT LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY vs. Louisville Consecutive Times On Base Lew Williams times vs. Rice, 1 vs. N. Texas Team Walks in an Inning vs. Dallas Baptist, Individual Walks in an Inning Jeff Yarbrough vs. Dallas Baptist Lew Williams holds the NCAA record for consecutive times on base with 17. He accomplished the feat in Jeff Yarbrough holds the NCAA record for most walks in an inning, drawing three in a 1998 contest against Dallas Baptist. Buddy Iles hit.404 in Southwest Conference league action in BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 81

4 Individual Season Records GAMES PLAYED Brad Wallace David Johnson Matt Howe Ryan Dunn Chris Neuman 2004 AT-BATS Brad Wallace Stuart Musslewhite Chris Neuman Matt Howe David Johnson 1996 RUNS SCORED Sam Lunsford Royce Huffman Chris Connally Sam Lunsford Chris Connally 1997 HITS Chad Huffman Terry Trofholz Royce Huffman Royce Huffman David Johnson 1996 BATTING AVG. MIN. 150 AB Mike Ramsey Terry Trofholz Royce Huffman Royce Huffman Chris Connally 1997 RUNS BATTED IN Chris Connally Royce Huffman Chris Connally Tommy Crain Tom Hardgrove 1989 DOUBLES Stuart Musslewhite Jeff McCurdy David Johnson Chad Huffman Royce Huffman Brad Wallace Toby Wilmot 1986 TRIPLES Bernard Walker Rudy Rivera Erick Macha Bubba Jackson Paul Gonzalez 1989 HOME RUNS Chris Connally Tom Hardgrove Chris Thomsen Ryan Dunn Royce Huffman Chris Connally 1998 TOTAL BASES Chris Connally Chris Connally Royce Huffman Royce Huffman Chris Thomsen 1991 STOLEN BASES Darren Thorpe Darren Thorpe Fred Benavides Bernard Walker Sam Lunsford 1996 SLUGGING PCT. MIN 150 AB Chris Connally Royce Huffman Tommy Crain Chris Connally Mike Ramsey 1985 WALKS Sam Lunsford Ryan Dunn Darren Thorpe Shawn Stanek Brad Firestone 1991 HIT BY PITCH Levi Groomer Chad Huffman Mark Silva Shelby Ford Shelby Ford J.J. Estrada 2005 STRIKEOUTS Walter Olmstead Walter Olmstead Ryan Dunn Brad Wallace Kyle Dahlberg 2004 SACRIFICES Terry Trofholz Jim Lassiter Fred Benavides Kyle Dahlberg Terry Trofholz 2003 PUTOUTS Walter Olmstead Walter Olmstead David Johnson Chris Thomsen David Wallace 1998 ASSISTS Brad Wallace Shannon Coulter Erick Macha Jeff Yarbrough Will Lewis 2002 Stuart Musslewhite became the first Frog since 1996 to hit 21 doubles in a season. PITCHING APPEARANCES Jeff Baker Robbie Findlay Tim Grieve Travis Barr Chad Underwood 2005 GAMES STARTED Flint Wallace Clayton Jerome Chris Bradshaw Shawn Thompson Shawn Thompson 1998 VICTORIES Lance Broadway Lance Brown Frank Johnstone Frank Johnstone Kerry Knox Flint Wallace Scott Atchison 1999 INNINGS PITCHED Lance Broadway Shawn Thompson Mickey McCarty Tommy Gramly Clayton Jerome 2003 COMPLETE GAMES Kenny Benedict Lance Brown Mickey McCarty Frank Johnstone Frank Johnstone Jess Cole 1972 STRIKEOUTS Lance Broadway Tim Mauser Scott Atchison Lance Brown Shawn Thompson 1998 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Tommy Gramly Frank Johnstone Rod Monahan 1970 SAVES Robbie Findlay Tim Grieve Craig Farmer Stan Newton Jeff Shaddix TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

5 Individual Career Records GAMES PLAYED Sam Lunsford Royce Huffman Mike Losa Brad Wallace Steve Stone AT-BATS Sam Lunsford Royce Huffman Mike Losa Brad Wallace Mike Settle RUNS SCORED Sam Lunsford Royce Huffman Jeff Yarbrough Brad Wallace Chris Connally HITS Royce Huffman Sam Lunsford Scott Malone Mike Losa Terry Trofholz BATTING AVG. MIN. 250 AB Mike Ramsey Royce Huffman Chris Connally Scott Malone Chad Huffman 04-present RUNS BATTED IN Royce Huffman Chris Connally Ryan Dunn Mike Settle Tommy Crain DOUBLES Royce Huffman Mike Settle Sam Lunsford Mike Losa Brad Wallace TRIPLES Erick Macha Brad Wallace Mike Losa Bernard Walker Paul Gonzalez Darren Thorpe 86, HOME RUNS Royce Huffman Chris Connally Ryan Dunn Paul Gonzalez Gene Burton TOTAL BASES Royce Huffman Sam Lunsford Mike Losa Scott Malone Gene Burton SLUGGING PCT. MIN 250 AB Chris Connally Royce Huffman Mike Ramsey Jeff Newman Tommy Crain WALKS Royce Huffman Sam Lunsford Ryan Dunn Trey Brooks Phil Turner STRIKEOUTS Ryan Dunn Walter Olmstead Brad Wallace Sam Lunsford Kyle Dahlberg STOLEN BASES Darren Thorpe 86, Sam Lunsford Jeff Yarbrough Bernard Walker Terry Trofholz SACRIFICES Terry Trofholz Brent Barker Sam Lunsford Jim Lassiter Kyle Dahlberg PUTOUTS 1, David Wallace , Sam Lunsford , Tommy Crain Kyle Dahlberg Mark Silva ASSISTS Trey Brooks Brad Wallace Jeff Yarbrough Sam Lunsford Fred Benavides PITCHING APPEARANCES Stan Newton Travis Barr Tim Grieve 90, Kerry Knox Scott Atchison Shawn Thompson GAMES STARTED Clayton Jerome Shawn Thompson Frank Johnstone Chris Bradshaw 90, Derek Lee Reuben Tomlin VICTORIES Frank Johnstone Clayton Jerome Scott Atchison Shawn Thompson Reuben Tomlin INNINGS PITCHED Clayton Jerome Frank Johnstone Shawn Thompson Scott Atchison Chris Bradshaw COMPLETE GAMES Frank Johnstone Reuben Tomlin Brian Ohnoutka STRIKE OUTS Shawn Thompson Clayton Jerome Scott Atchison Frank Johnstone Kerry Knox WALKS Cameron Young Brian Ohnoutka Kelly Johns EARNED RUN AVERAGE Tommy Gramly Chuck Machemehl Mickey McCarty SAVES Travis Barr Tim Grieve 90, Robbie Findlay Craig Farmer Stan Newton Kyle Dahlberg was one of the top catchers in school history. He finished his career with a.989 fielding percentage. BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 83

6 Individual Accomplishments TCU NO-HITTERS Date Pitcher s Innings Opponent 1954 Robert McDaniel 5 Rice Jess Cole 7 UT-Arlington Sonny Cason 5 South Dakota State Jess Cole Reuben Tomlin 7 Texas Lutheran Kight Higgins 7 Southwestern Toby Dollar 3 Abilene Christian Derek Lee 2 Scott Atchison 2 Flint Wallace Chris Bradshaw 9 Hawaii-Hilo TCU ONE-HITTERS Date Pitcher s Innings Opponent 1954 Tommy Hill 7 Rice Bob Shaw 9 SMU Frank Johnstone 7 Texas Wesleyan Ed Owens 7 UT-Arlington Greg Meyer 7 Kent Wayne Stephens 2 Trinity Dan Critser 2 Bryan Ballantyne 1 John Partridge 1 Micky Kazmierski Brian Ohnoutka 7 Southwestern Dwayne Williams 9 Oklahoma City Britt Shoptaw 7 College of the Southwest Jared Shope 7 Texas A&M Jeff Zimmerman 7 College of the Southwest David Meyer 5 Hawaii-Hilo Scott Atchison Derek Lee 5 Sam Houston State Erik Brown Derek Lee 7 Baylor THREE-HOME RUN GAMES Date Player Opponent Final Score Leon Blaze Texas L Brad Firestone North Texas W Paul Gonzalez Dallas Baptist W Chris Thomsen Northeast Louisiana W Mark Silva New Mexico W Royce Huffman San Diego State W Chris Connally Rice L Jake Duncan Oklahoma L Kyle Dahlberg Louisville W Austin Adams Charlotte W 27-7 Perfect Game John Grace 7 IP 4 Ks 0 BB vs. UTPA * First and only Perfect Game in TCU Baseball History UTPA TCU x W - Grace 3-1 L - Newman Game One 1st Inside-the-Park HR 2nd 3-run HR 4th 2-run HR 6th Flied out to right Seven Hits In One Game Brad Wallace 7-for-7 3 2B 1 3B 4 RBI 4 Runs vs. Maine 1st Singled and scored 2nd Singled, 2 RBI, scored 3rd Doubled and scored 4th Singled, RBI 5th Tripled 6th Doubled 7th Doubled, RBI, scored Home Run Cycle Chris Thomsen 5 HR vs. NE Louisiana DH Game 1: 3-for-4, 3 HR, 6 RBI Game 2: 2-for-3, 2 HR, 5 RBI Game Two 2nd Walked 4th Solo HR 6th Grand Slam 8th Flied out to right 84 TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

7 Year-By-Year Leaders Year Batting Average Home Runs Runs Batted In Stolen Bases Victories Earned Run Avg Jimmy Duffy Mickey Yates...7 Jimmy Duffy...24 Eddie Driggers...12 Tommy Gramly...9 Tommy Gramly Richard Hooper Mickey Yates...8 Mickey Yates...20 Parke Davidson...4 Mickey McCarty...10 Mickey McCarty Larry Peel Jeff Newman...7 Jeff Newman...31 Dick Turner...8 Chuck Machemehl...7 Chuck Machemehl Dick George Jeff Newman...7 Jeff Newman...31 Roger Williams...6 Jerome Hall...8 Jerome Hall Bill Ferguson Mike Marion Jeff Newman...7 Jeff Newman...20 Glenn Monroe...5 Rod Monahan...5 Rod Monahan Glenn Monroe Glenn Monroe...6 Glenn Monroe...35 Glenn Monroe...10 Earl Wallace...8 Frank Johnstone Jimmy Torres Dana Carden...6 Jimmy Torres...33 Tom Butler...12 Frank Johnstone...11 Frank Johnstone Phil Turner Gene Burton...9 Phil Turner...38 Tom Butler...29 Frank Johnstone...9 Tom Ladasau Tommy Crain Tommy Crain...16 Tommy Crain...72 Phil Turner...17 Frank Johnstone...11 Frank Johnstone Tommy Crain Gene Burton...7 Tommy Craine...46 Gene Burton...8 Reuben Tomlin...10 Ricky Means Gene Burton Gene Burton...9 Gene Burton...41 Danny Twardowski...19 Chris Kies...4 Kenneth Benedict Greg Kruciak...4 Chad Utley Biff LeFevre Biff LeFevre...8 Biff LeFevre...39 Biff Levre...11 Kenneth Benedict...8 Kenneth Benedict Steve Houk Beff LeFevre...12 Biff LeFevre...38 Terry Bellows...15 Cameron Young...6 Cameron Young Don Peterson Trey Brooks...11 Trey Brooks...33 Don Peterson...16 Mark Heinitz...3 Mark Heinitz David Novey...3 Cameron Young Scott Ringnald Trey Brooks...6 Scott Ringnald...36 Don Peterson...13 Cameron Young...5 Randal Rodriguez Tom Houk Luis Rojas...8 Luis Rojas...35 Trey Brooks...23 Jeff Long...6 Greg Moore Denny Day Barry Davis...6 Barry Davis...24 John Herrick...8 Joel Perlman...5 Carlos Barrett John Herrick Jeff Shafer...6 Jeff Shafer...41 Kenny Crafton...8 Brian Ohnoutka...7 Brian Ohnoutka Johnny Morgan Darrin Roberts...8 Mike Ramsey...46 Kenny Crafton...20 Wayne Stephens...6 Wayne Stephens Mike Ramsey Mike Ramsey...9 Mike Ramsey...42 Val Joe Walker...23 Sam Booker...7 Sam Booker Dwayne Williams Bubba Jackson Bubba Jackson...7 Tony Wilmot...48 Bernard Walker...33 Dwayne Williams...7 Glenn Serviente Bernard Walker Lew Williams Lew Williams...9 Brian Veilleux...53 Fred Benavides...34 Tim Mauser...4 Steve Callarman Paul Gonzalez Paul Gonzalez...14 Paul Gonzalez...48 Mike Moore...11 Tim Mauser...7 Tim Mauser Rob Jones Tom Hardgrove...23 Tom Hardgrove...71 Darren Thorpe...44 Kerry Knox...10 Kerry Knox Scott Malone Paul Gonzalez...16 Paul Gonzalez...59 Darren Thorpe...43 Britt Shoptaw...7 Britt Shoptaw Jared Shope Scott Malone Chris Thomsen...21 Chris Thomsen...70 Scott Malone...9 Travis Barr...8 Jared Shope Scott Malone Scott Malone...7 Scott Malone...44 Scott Malone...11 Craig Farmer...5 Tim Grieve Reid Ryan Adam Robson Adam Robson...12 Adam Robson...42 Kemp Laidley...13 Jeff Zimmerman...8 Kelly Johns Gavin Millay Darren Tawwater Darren Tawwater...15 Darren Tawwater...59 Shannon Coulter...13 Clay Caruthers...8 Jeff Baker Adam Robson Jason McClure Jason McClure...11 Gavin Millay...56 Sam Lunsford...20 Scott Atchison...7 Derek Lee Jeff McCurdy Ryan Dunn...11 Ryan Dunn...64 Sam Lunsford...32 Flint Wallace...10 Derek Lee Chris Connally Chris Connally...23 Chris Connally...72 Sam Lunsford...17 David Meyer...8 David Meyer Royce Huffman Chris Connally...17 Chris Connally...80 Jeff Yarbrough...25 Shawn Thompson...8 Shawn Thompson Royce Huffman...17 Heath Collins Royce Huffman Royce Huffman...15 Royce Huffman...64 Eric McLamore...17 Scott Atchison...10 Scott Atchison Mark Hamilton Mark Hamilton...9 Mark Hamilton...41 Erick Macha...16 Shawn Thompson...7 Shawn Thompson Erick Macha Walter Olmstead...10 Tom Bates...55 Erick Macha...18 Chris Bradshaw...8 Stan Newton Terry Trofholz Walter Olmstead...12 Walter Olmstead...54 Terry Trofholz...22 Clayton Jerome...9 Josh Gardner Jake Duncan Chris Neuman...16 Mike Settle...58 Terry Trofholz...19 Clayton Jerome...9 Clayton Jerome Chad Huffman Shelby Ford...16 Chris Neuman...58 Ramon Moses...23 Clayton Jerome...9 Robbie Findlay Eugene Espineli Shelby Ford Chad Huffman...12 Chad Huffman...53 Shelby Ford...12 Lance Broadway...15 Lance Broadway BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 85

8 Year-By-Year Team Stats BATTING STATISTICS SINCE 1966 Year GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OB% SB BB HBP SO SF SH PO A E PCT PITCHING STATISTICS SINCE 1966 YEAR W-L-T SV ERA CG SHO IP H R ER BB K HBP N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

9 Year-By-Year Results 1966 Feb. 24 Univ. of Dallas W Univ. of Dallas W 14-1 March 4 Trinity Univ. L Sam Houston St. W Sam Houston St. W 1-0 Sam Houston St. W 5-3 Rice* W Abilene Christian W Baylor* L Arkansas W 14-7 Texas* W SMU* L Kansas State L Kansas State W Kansas State L 6-8 April Baylor* W 9-1 Baylor* W Loyola W Loyola W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W Rice* W Rice* L Texas A&M* T 3-3 Texas A&M* W 10-6 Texas A&M* W 5-3 May 3 Texas* L Texas* L 1-2 SMU* L 7-8 SMU* W Texas A&M* W Univ. of Dallas W 15-7 Univ. of Dallas W 28-0 Sul Ross W 4-2 Sul Ross W 5-3 Texas Tech W 3-1 Texas Tech W 4-2 March Texas A&M* W 6-0 SMU* W 7-5 Trinity L 6-7 Trinity 13 T 1-1 Baylor* L LSU W LSU L Loyola L Loyola W 5-1 Missouri W 3-1 Missouri W 17-4 Missouri L 2-4 April 1 Texas* L SMU* W SMU* 10 L Rice* W Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* W 4-2 Texas* L 4-7 Texas* 10 W 5-3 Rice* 12 L 8-9 Rice* W 3-1 May 5 Baylor* W Baylor* W Overall: SWC: Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: SWC Quad-Champs Overall: SWC: 10-5 Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: SWC Co-Champs Overall: SWC: 13-5 Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: 2nd SWC Feb. 27 Tarleton State W Tarleton State W 18-3 March Texas* W 10-9 Trinity L 0-3 Trinity L Baylor* W 6-5 Rice* L Texas A&M* L 1-4 SMU* W 5-4 SMU* W vs. SMU* W Sam Houston St. W Sam Houston St. L 3-11 Texas A&M* L 3-16 Texas A&M* L 0-2 April 3 St. Thomas W St. Thomas L Rice* W Rice* W Abilene Christian W 9-0 Centenary W 16-2 Centenary W Texas* W Texas* L 3-4 Baylor* W 8-4 Baylor* W 5-2 May 3 Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W March 7 UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W Abilene Christian W Abilene Christian W 9-5 Texas* L 3-7 Texas* L 6-8 Texas* L Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* W Sam Houston St. L Sam Houston St. L 3-5 April 1 Sam Houston St. W Baylor* W Baylor* W Baylor* W SMU* L SMU* W SMU* W Arkansas W14-13 Texas Wesleyan W 12-3 UT-Pan Am W 11-6 Texas Wesleyan W 5-2 St. Thomas W 4-0 St. Thomas W 3-2 St. Thomas W 1-0 St. Thomas W 4-0 May Texas Tech* W 6-4 Texas Tech* L 1-4 Texas Tech* W March 9 Univ. of Dallas W 10-1 Arizona W 4-3 Arizona L 6-7 Arizona L 6-9 Arizona L 3-4 Arizona L Rice* W Rice* L Rice* W 10-6 SMU* L 0-1 SMU* W 1-0 SMU* W 2-0 April 1 Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W 4-0 Baylor* W 9-5 Baylor* L 5-7 Baylor* W 3-1 UT-Arlington L 7-8 UT-Arlington W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* L UT-Arlington W UT-Pan Am L Sam Houston St. L Sam Houston St. W Texas* L Texas* L 0-14 Texas Wesleyan W 9-0 May 1 Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* W Overall: SWC: 9-6 Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: 2nd SWC Overall: SWC: 9-8 Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: 5th SWC Overall: SWC: 9-8 Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: SWC Quad-Champs March 4 Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist L UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington W Southwestern W Southwestern W 10-3 UT-Pan Am L 4-9 UT-Pan Am L 2-5 UT-Pan Am W 9-8 UT-Pan Am L Kansas State W Kansas State W 9-1 Rice* W 6-5 Rice* L 0-1 Rice* W SE Oklahoma L SE Oklahoma L Texas Wesleyan L Texas Wesleyan L Baylor* W Baylor* W Baylor* L Sam Houston St. L Sam Houston St. L 2-4 April Texas* L 4-13 Texas* L 0-6 Texas* L Creighton W Creighton W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W SMU* W SMU* W Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* W 8-7 Texas Tech* L 1-4 Texas Tech* L 1-3 May Texas Tech* L Feb. 22 UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan L Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan L 0-2 March 3 Iowa State W Iowa State W Iowa State L Iowa State W Univ. of Dallas W Univ. of Dallas W NE Louisiana L NE Louisiana W NE Louisiana W NE Louisiana W 8-0 Texas A&M* W 6-3 Texas A&M* W 10-4 Texas A&M* L Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W South Dakota St. W South Dakota St. W Rice* W Rice* W 1-0 April 1 Rice* W Creighton W Creighton L UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am W 2-0 Baylor* L 3-4 Baylor* L 0-3 Baylor* W Texas* W Texas* L Texas* L 1-5 May 1 SMU* L SMU* W SMU* W Overall: SWC: 12-6 Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: SWC Co-Champs Overall: SWC: 12-7 Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: SWC Co-Champs Feb. 24 Trinity W Trinity L Texas Wesleyan L Texas Wesleyan L Univ. of Dallas W Univ. of Dallas W 19-4 March 2 UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington W St. Mary s Texas W St. Mary s Texas W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W Kearney State W Kearney State W Kearney State W Kearney State W 5-1 Texas* L 3-4 Texas* L 4-9 Texas* L Kent State W Kent State W Houston* L Houston* W Houston* W NE Louisiana W NE Louisiana W Baylor* W Baylor* W 18-2 April 6 Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* W UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am W 4-3 Rice* W 5-4 Rice* W SMU* W SMU* W SMU* W UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington L 2-8 Texas Tech* W 9-0 Texas Tech* L 4-5 Texas Tech* L Overall: SWC: Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: 3rd SWC Feb. UT-Arlington W 5-0 UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan L Texas Wesleyan W 16-5 March 1 Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* W Oklahoma L Oklahoma L 4-5 Houston* W 10-0 Houston* W 4-2 Houston* L Kearney State W Kearney State W Rice* L Rice* W Rice* W Nebraska W Nebraska W 10-3 Baylor* W 15-4 Baylor* L 0-4 Baylor* W Kent State W Kent State W 5-4 Texas A&M* L 1-4 Texas A&M* L 4-5 Texas A&M* L 8-16 April 2 Texas Lutheran W Texas Lutheran W UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am L Arkansas* W Arkansas* W Arkansas* W 6-3 Oklahoma L 3-7 Oklahoma L Texas* L Texas* L Texas* L 2-8 SMU* W 7-2 SMU* W 17-2 SMU* W Overall: SWC: 9-6 Coach: Frank Windegger Finish: 2nd SWC Feb. Texas Wesleyan W 11-5 Texas Wesleyan W 9-7 UT-Arlington W 4-0 UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W 6-5 Texas Tech* W11-10 March Texas Tech* W 5-0 Texas Tech* L Texas Lutheran W Texas Lutheran W Houston* L Houston* W Houston* W 7-3 Rice* L Rice* W 7-2 Rice* L Central Michigan L Central Michigan W Baylor* W Baylor* W Baylor* W Kearney State W Kearney State W Texas A&M* L 3-10 April 1 Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am L 6-7 Arkansas* W 9-8 Arkansas* W 12-1 Arkansas* W Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist W NE Louisiana W NE Louisiana L 4-6 Texas* L 5-6 Texas* L 3-18 Texas* L Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W SMU* L SMU* L SMU* W Overall: SWC: 8-15 Coach: Roger Williams Finish: 8th SWC Feb. 20 UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington L Univ. of Dallas W Univ. of Dallas W Baylor* W Baylor* L Baylor* L 3-5 March UT-Arlington L Texas Wesleyan L UT-Arlington W 13-8 Texas Wesleyan L 1-2 Rice* L 0-3 Rice* W 11-7 Rice* L Texas* L Texas* L Texas* L Emporia State W Emporia State W Central Michigan L Central Michigan L Central Michigan L Central Michigan W Plano W 4-0 Texas A&M* L 2-13 Texas A&M* L 0-2 Texas A&M* L Kent State W Kent State W Kent State W Kent State W Houston* L Houston* L Houston* W 2-1 April Arkansas* L 5-7 Arkansas* W 6-5 Arkansas* L 6-7 BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 87

10 Year-By-Year Results Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* W 9-5 SMU* W 4-2 SMU* W UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am W 7-2 Feb. Texas Wesleyan W14-12 Texas Wesleyan L Sam Houston St. W Sam Houston St. L 3-16 Baylor* L 3-20 Baylor* W 2-1 Baylor* W 3-2 UT-Arlington W 4-0 March 1 Texas Wesleyan W UT-Arlington W 14-3 Texas Wesleyan L Rice* W Rice* W Rice* W 11-4 UT-Arlington W 6-5 UT-Arlington L 4-6 Texas* L 1-14 Texas* L 0-8 Texas* L Emporia State L Emporia State W Central Michigan L Central Michigan L Ouachita Baptist W Ouachita Baptist L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L Bradley W Bradley W12-10 Houston* L 0-4 Houston* L 1-2 Houston* T 5-5 April 1 Arkansas* W Arkansas* L Arkansas* L Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist L 2-14 Texas Tech* L 7-11 Texas Tech* L 2-4 Texas Tech* W Univ. of Dallas W Univ. of Dallas W SMU* W SMU* W Overall: SWC: Coach: Willie Maxwell Finish: 7th SWC Overall: SWC: 7-17 Coach: Willie Maxwell Finish: 8th SWC Feb. Texas Wesleyan W 8-5 Texas Wesleyan L 2-5 UT-Arlington W 13-1 UT-Arlington L 2-3 March 2 UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington L Texas Wesleyan L Texas Wesleyan W 4-2 SMU* W 2-1 SMU* L 8-11 SMU* W Central Michigan L Central Michigan W Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* W Kent State W Kent State L Sam Houston St. L Sam Houston St. W 8-7 Arkansas* L 3-6 Arkansas* L 3-4 Arkansas* L Houston* W 9-6 April 1 Houston* L Houston* L 2-17 Oklahoma L 2-10 Oklahoma L 3-6 Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L 1-3 Texas A&M* L Univ. of Dallas W Univ. of Dallas W Texas* L Texas* L Texas* W 8-2 Sam Houston St. L 0-2 Sam Houston St. W 4-2 Sam Houston St. L 4-12 Rice* W 8-1 Rice* L 1-2 Rice* W Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist W 5-4 UT-Arlington T Baylor* L Baylor* L Baylor* L 8-13 Feb. 23 Sam Houston St. W Sam Houston St. L Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist L 3-5 March 1 Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan L Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist W 14-5 Sam Houston St. L 2-3 Sam Houston St. L SMU* L SMU* W SMU* W Abilene Christian W Abilene Christian W UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington W 6-2 Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* L 8-14 Texas Tech* W Arkansas* L Arkansas* L Arkansas* L Rockford College W Rockford College W 2-1 Houston* W Houston* L 1-5 April Houston* L North Texas W North Texas W Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* W 8-6 Texas* L 1-3 Texas* L 1-5 Texas* L Hardin-Simmons L Rice* W Rice* L Rice* L 4-6 Baylor* L 4-9 Baylor* L 2-3 Baylor* W Overall: SWC: 7-17 Coach: Roger Williams Finish: 8th SWC Overall: SWC: Coach: Willie Maxwell Finish: 7th SWC Feb. 19 Hardin-Simmons W Hardin-Simmons L 2-4 Texas Wesleyan L 1-14 Texas Wesleyan L UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W Midwestern State W Midwestern State W Oral Roberts L Oral Roberts L Houston* W 5-4 March 2 Houston* W Houston* T Austin College 5 W Austin College 5 W 16-2 Texas A&M* W 15-8 Texas A&M* L 0-2 Texas A&M* L Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist L Emporia State L Emporia State L Lubbock Christian W Lubbock Christian W Lubbock Christian L Texas Wesleyan L Texas Wesleyan L 2-5 Rice* L 8-9 Rice* L 0-1 Rice* L UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W Baylor* L Baylor* W Baylor* L 5-8 April Oral Roberts L 3-12 Oral Roberts L 1-2 Oral Roberts L 3-4 SMU* W Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* T Texas Tech* L 3-4 Arkansas* L 1-5 Arkansas* L 2-3 Arkansas* L May 2 Texas* L Texas* W Texas* W Feb. 21 Texas Wesleyan L Texas Wesleyan L 1-2 UT-Arlington L 3-4 UT-Arlington L 2-3 March 4 Southwestern L Southwestern W North Texas W Arkansas* L Arkansas* W Arkansas* W UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W Emporia State W Emporia State W Emporia State L Emporia State W Buena Vista W Buena Vista W Indiana W Indiana W Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* W Hardin-Simmons W Hardin-Simmons W 9-1 April Baylor* L 6-7 Baylor* W 4-1 Baylor* W Mary Hardin Baylor W Mary Hardin Baylor W 8-3 Texas* L 0-8 Texas* L 3-7 Texas* L Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist W Rice* L Rice* L Rice* L 2-3 Texas Wesleyan L 0-12 Texas Wesleyan W 6-0 Houston* W 5-3 Houston* L 1-4 Houston* L 3-4 May Texas Tech* W 9-6 Texas Tech* L 3-7 Texas Tech* L Overall: SWC: 9-12 Coach: Willie Maxwell Finish: 6th SWC Overall: SWC: Coach: Willie Maxwell Finish: 8th SWC Feb. 19 St. Edward s L St. Edward s W Texas Wesleyan L Texas Wesleyan L UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington L 8-10 March 3 Southwestern W Southwestern W Kearney State W Kearney State T 2-2 Arkansas* L 1-3 Arkansas* L 1-2 Arkansas* L 4-8 Oral Roberts L 3-9 Oral Roberts L North Texas W Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* L North Dakota St. W North Dakota St. W 5-1 Texas A&M* T 7-7 Texas A&M* W 8-6 Texas A&M* L Elmhurst College W Elmhurst College W 2-1 April 3 Baylor* L Baylor* L Baylor* W 12-1 UT-Arlington L 9-10 UT-Arlington L Texas* L Texas* L 1-9 Texas Wesleyan L 5-7 Texas Wesleyan W 10-4 Rice* L 2-4 Rice* L 2-5 Rice* L Southwest Texas St. W Southwest Texas St. L Houston* L Houston* W Houston* L Overall: SWC: 6-15 Coach: Willie Maxwell Finish: 7th SWC Feb. M.H. Baylor W 9-5 M.H. Baylor W 8-5 Texas Wesleyan L 4-6 Texas Wesleyan L Oral Roberts L St. Edward s W St. Edward s W 12-7 UT-Arlington L 5-4 March 1 Mary Hardin Baylor W Mary Hardin Baylor W Lamar L Lamar W Southwestern W Southwestern W Hardin-Simmons W NW Missouri St. W NW Missouri St. L NW Missouri St. W UTEP W Texas Wesleyan W North Dakota St. W North Dakota St. W North Dakota St. W Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L 8-17 Baylor* W 6-0 Baylor* L 1-6 Baylor* W St. Olaf W 10-8 April Texas* L 5-6 Texas* W 1-0 Texas* L UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am L Rice* L Rice* L Rice* L Midwestern L Midwestern L Houston* L 3-7 Houston* L 1-6 Houston* L 4-5 UT-Arlington W Arkansas* L Arkansas* L Arkansas* L UT-Arlington W 6-1 Texas Tech* L 1-4 Texas Tech* W 12-9 May Texas Tech* W Feb. 22 Dallas Baptist L Oral Roberts L Trinity W Trinity W 10-0 Texas Wesleyan W 11-6 Texas Wesleyan W 11-8 March UT-Arlington L 0-7 UT-Arlington L Southwestern L NW Missouri St. W NW Missouri St. W Kansas State W Kansas State W Oklahoma City W Kansas State W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W 6-3 Oklahoma City W 10-1 Texas A&M* L 4-5 Texas A&M* L 5-6 Texas A&M* L Texas Wesleyan W Baylor* L Baylor* L Baylor* L 1-2 April 2 UT-Arlington W Texas* L Texas* W Texas* L UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am W 6-5 Rice* L 4-12 Rice* L 1-6 Rice* L UT-Arlington W Houston* W Houston* L Houston* W North Texas W North Texas W 10-0 Dallas Baptist L 9-15 Arkansas* L 5-6 Arkansas* L 5-8 Arkansas* L Overall: SWC: 6-15 Coach: Willie Maxwell Finish: T-7th SWC Overall: SWC: 9-12 Coach: Bragg Stockton Finish: 6th SWC Feb. 19 Southwest Texas W Southwest Texas W 5-4 UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W 11-2 March 4 North Texas W North Texas W 2-1 Dallas Baptist W Prairie View A&M W Prairie View A&M W Kearney State W Kearney State W Iowa State L Iowa State W Sam Houston State W 7-4 Southwestern W 10-0 Southwestern W 3-0 Texas Lutheran W vs. Notre Dame W vs. Trinity W 8-2 St. Mary s W 2-1 Baylor* L 1-7 Baylor* L 3-4 Baylor* L Hardin-Simmons W Hardin-Simmons W 6-5 Texas* L 0-5 Texas* W 4-2 Texas* L 5-10 April 2 Southwestern L Southwestern W 7-3 UT-Arlington L Rice* W Rice* W Rice* W UT-Arlington W 9-8 Houston* L TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

11 Year-By-Year Results Houston* L 5-6 Houston* L Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist L Arkansas* L Arkansas* W Arkansas* L UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am W 19-3 Texas Tech* W 7-6 Texas Tech* W 11-8 Texas Tech* W 17-7 May 3 Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* L Feb. 18 North Texas W North Texas W Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist W Oral Roberts W 7-6 M.H. Baylor W 13-2 M.H. Baylor L Southwest Texas St. W Southwest Texas St. L 2-6 UT-Arlington W11-10 Oklahoma City W 8-7 Oklahoma W 10-7 March Oklahoma L Hardin-Simmons W Hardin-Simmons W Prairie View A&M W Emporia State L Emporia State L 6-8 UT-Arlington L Oklahoma City W 4-0 Hardin-Simmons W Wichita State L vs. Miami Ohio L vs. Miami Ohio W vs. Miami Ohio W vs. Miami Ohio W 3-1 St. Edward s W19-14 St. Edward s L 6-7 Southwestern W Baylor* L Baylor* W Baylor* W Cal-Poly Pomona W UT-Arlington L Cal-Poly Pomona L St. Francis Ill. L Texas* W Texas* L Texas* L 6-8 April 1 Southwestern W 10-9 Rice* L 3-4 Rice* L 5-6 Rice* W UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am W Houston* L Houston* L Houston* L UT-Arlington W 7-5 Arkansas* L 3-13 Arkansas* L 6-7 Arkansas* L 5-6 North Texas W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* L 6-14 May Texas A&M* L 1-2 Texas A&M* L 5-7 Texas A&M* L Overall: SWC: 5-16 Coach: Bragg Stockton Finish: T-7th SWC Overall: SWC: 4-17 Finish: 8th SWC Feb. 14 Lamar L Lamar L Lamar W Lamar L Hardin-Simmons W14-13 Dallas Baptist L Southwest Texas St. W Southwest Texas St. W UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington W 5-4 March 1 Texas Southern W Texas Southern W Wichita State L Wichita State W 3-0 UT-Arlington L 5-7 UT-Arlington W 2-1 Texas Wesleyan W Prairie View A&M W Prairie View A&M W Kansas State W Kansas State L 6-7 Fresno State W 3-2 Fresno State L 3-6 Fullerton State L 1-4 Fullerton State L 1-4 Fullerton State L Southwestern W 6-5 Texas* L 5-13 Texas* L 2-6 Texas* L 0-6 North Texas W Rice* L Rice* L Rice* W 8-1 Oklahoma State L 7-10 April Oklahoma State L 4-11 Houston* L 6-10 Houston* L 0-7 Houston* L UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am L UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am W Arkansas* L Arkansas* W Arkansas* L 7-13 UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington L Texas Tech* W 8-2 Texas Tech* L 3-4 Texas Tech* L 6-7 Oklahoma W 14-7 Oklahoma L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* W 7-6 May 1 Baylor* L Baylor* L Baylor* L Overall: SWC: 8-13 Finish: 5th SWC Feb. Lamar W 3-2 Lamar L 1-7 Lamar W 3-1 Sam Houston St. L 1-4 Sam Houston St. W 10-7 Tarleton State W 5-0 Tarleton State W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan L St. Edward s W St. Edward s L 5-8 North Texas W 18-0 UNLV L vs. Georgia Tech L vs. Oklahoma L 2-7 UNLV 11 L vs. Georgia Tech W 6-4 March 5 Southwest Texas St. W Southwest Texas St. W Southwest Texas St. W Dallas Baptist L UT-Arlington L 1-3 Oral Roberts L 4-5 Oral Roberts L 3-8 Oral Roberts W New Mexico W New Mexico L New Mexico L New Mexico L 8-9 Hardin-Simmons L 3-9 Hardin-Simmons L Texas* L Texas* L Texas* 10 L UT-Arlington L 6-19 April Rice* L 1-4 Rice* W 5-3 Rice* L North Texas W Houston* W Houston* W Houston* W Tarleton State W Tarleton State W 5-1 Arkansas* L 2-3 Arkansas* W 3-1 Arkansas* L 2-3 Dallas Baptist 11 W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* L North Texas L UT-Arlington W 9-3 Texas A&M* L 7-10 Texas A&M* L 2-4 Texas A&M* L 1-9 May 6 Baylor* W Baylor* L Baylor* L Overall: SWC: 7-14 Finish: T-6th SWC Feb. Tulane W 3-2 Tulane W 4-3 New Orleans W 1-0 LSU L 2-8 LSU L 5-10 SW Louisiana W 10-9 Hardin-Simmons W 5-4 Hardin-Simmons W Southeast Louisiana W Southeast Louisiana L Southeast Louisiana W 9-6 March 1 Texas Wesleyan W 9-3 Wichita State L Oklahoma State L Sam Houston State W Sam Houston State L Sam Houston State W Lamar W Lamar W Lamar W Emporia State L Emporia State W Northwestern W Northwestern L Wis.-Eau Claire W Wis.-Eau Claire W Rice* W Rice* L Rice* 11 W Nebraska W Nebraska W 17-1 Houston* L 7-8 April Houston* L 4-5 Houston* L Centenary W Centenary W Arkansas* L Arkansas* L Arkansas* L UT-Arlington W11-10 Texas Tech* L 4-6 Texas Tech* L 3-5 Texas Tech* L 5-16 UT-Arlington W Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist W North Texas W North Texas W 6-1 Baylor* W 13-6 Baylor* W 7-6 Baylor* W 7-6 May 2 Northwood W Northwood W 2-0 Texas* W 5-1 Texas* L 2-10 Texas* L Feb. 3 Stephen F. Austin W Stephen F. Austin W Stephen F. Austin L 2-6 New Orleans L 0-5 New Orleans L 6-10 SW Louisiana L 0-10 SW Louisiana L 2-7 SW Louisiana L Nicholls State 11 L Kansas W Kansas W Dallas Baptist W College of the SW W College of the SW W College of the SW W College of the SW L March 1 UT-Arlington W Hardin-Simmons W Hardin-Simmons W Hardin-Simmons W Union College W Northwood Inst. 12 L SE Oklahoma W SE Oklahoma W vs. Oklahoma St.# W vs. Sam Houston St.#L vs. Illinois State# L St. Francis W Tarleton State W Tarleton State W 17-7 Rice* L 1-2 Rice* L 4-5 Rice* W Houston* L Houston* L 3-14 April 1 Houston* L Texas Southern W Texas Southern W 15-2 Arkansas* L 3-10 Arkansas* L 3-4 Arkansas* L 3-7 SW Missouri St. L 2-26 SW Missouri St. L Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* L 3-6 Stephen F. Austin L 2-5 Stephen F. Austin W 5-4 Texas A&M* L 9-10 Texas A&M* W 3-1 Texas A&M* L 2-13 Dallas Baptist W Baylor* L Baylor* L Baylor* L 4-8 May UT-Arlington L Texas* W Texas* L Texas* L # - Shreveport Tournament 1991 Overall: SWC: 4-17 Finish: 8th SWC Overall: SWC: Finish: T-4th SWC Feb. 2 Northwood Inst. L Northwood Inst. L 0-3 Hardin-Simmons W 14-5 Hardin-Simmons W 12-4 Hardin-Simmons W 12-4 Tarleton State W 7-4 Louisiana Tech L 3-6 Louisiana Tech L 9-10 Louisiana Tech W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan L College of the SW W College of the SW L College of the SW W College of the SW W 11-3 March 1 NE Louisiana W NE Louisiana W NE Louisiana W 8-1 Dallas Baptist W Tarleton State W New Mexico State W New Mexico State W New Mexico State W New Mexico State W Emporia State W11-10 Long Beach State L 0-12 Long Beach State L 8-17 Long Beach State L St. Francis W 11-5 Texas* L 1-5 Texas* L 4-5 Texas* L Oklahoma L Rice* W Rice* W Rice* L 2-3 April 2 UT-Arlington L Houston* W Houston* W Houston* W 11-2 UT-Arlington W Arkansas* W Arkansas* L Arkansas* L Dallas Baptist W 2-1 Texas Tech* W 9-5 Texas Tech* W 2-1 Texas Tech* L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L 2-5 Oklahoma L 5-9 May Baylor* W 4-0 Baylor* W vs. Texas# L vs. Baylor* W 3-0 Texas A&M*# W vs. Texas# L 6-8 # - SWC Tournament, College Station 1992 Overall: SWC: Finish: 6th SWC Feb. UT-Arlington L Dallas Baptist W Louisiana Tech W Louisiana Tech L Louisiana Tech L Tarleton State W 8-7 Texas Tech* L 2-3 Texas Tech* W 5-1 Texas Tech* W 9-2 Stephen F. Austin W Rice* L Rice* W Rice* W 7-4 Houston* 12 W 10-7 Houston* L 1-4 Houston* W 5-3 March 2 Stephen F. Austin W UT-Arlington L Texas* L Texas* L Texas* L 1-9 Baylor* L 1-2 Baylor* L 5-6 Baylor* L 3-8 New Mexico St. 10 W 8-7 New Mexico St. W Colorado State L Colorado State L Colorado State W Tarleton State W Texas A&M* W Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L 1-4 April Texas* L 1-4 Texas* L 0-9 Texas* L Oklahoma W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W UT-Arlington L 2-15 Dallas Baptist W 14-8 Rice* 8 L 1-2 Rice* 10 W 4-2 Rice* W 13-2 UT-Arlington L Baylor* L Baylor* L Baylor* L May 1 Houston* L Houston* W Houston* L 1-2 BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 89

12 Year-By-Year Results 1993 Texas A&M* L 2-11 Texas A&M* L 2-6 Texas A&M* W 6-5 Feb. 2 Abilene Christian W Abilene Christian W 21-2 Arizona State L 4-5 Arizona State L 2-7 Arizona State L UT-Arlington W 10-7 St. Mary s W 9-6 UT-San Antonio W 8-0 UT-San Antonio W 5-0 UT-San Antonio W Centenary W UT-Arlington W Nebraska-Kearney W Nebraska-Kearney W Nebraska-Kearney W Oklahoma W 10-8 Alabama W 13-6 Alabama W 16-7 March 2 St. Francis Ill. W Tarleton State L College of the SW W College of the SW W College of the SW W Oklahoma State W Iowa State W 3-1 Oral Roberts L 4-10 Oral Roberts W 13-3 Oklahoma W 5-3 Oklahoma L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* L Texas A&M* W Oregon State L Oregon State W Oral Roberts L Oral Roberts W Oral Roberts W 10-2 April Texas* L 2-3 Texas* L 3-6 Texas* L Lubbock Christian L 2-3 Rice* L 3-9 Rice* L 0-2 Rice* L Tarleton State W Houston* W Houston* L Houston* W Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist W 14-2 Baylor* L 5-11 Baylor* W 6-3 Baylor* L Texas Tech* 10 L 6-8 May 1 Texas Tech* L Texas Tech* W Overall: SWC: 5-13 Finish: 6th SWC Overall: SWC: 14-4 Finish: SWC Champions NCAA Midwest Regional Feb. UT-Arlington W UT-Arlington W Tarleton State W Dallas Baptist W Arkansas W Arkansas W Arkansas 13 W Cameron W Centenary W UT-San Antonio L UT-San Antonio L UT-San Antonio L Oklahoma L Louisiana Tech W 21-7 Louisiana Tech W 10-3 La. Tech 10 W 6-5 March 2 Tarleton State W Coker College L 0-3 Abilene Christian W 10-3 Abilene Christian W 3-0 Texas Tech* L 0-1 Texas Tech* W 6-1 Texas Tech* L Ole Miss W Ole Miss W 24-5 LSU L 6-13 LSU L LSU L Lubbock Christian W Southern Miss L Southern Miss L Southern Miss L 3-9 Dallas Baptist W 8-1 April 1 Baylor* W Baylor* W Baylor* W 12-1 Oklahoma L Texas* W Texas* W Texas W Incarnate Word W Rice* L Rice* W Rice* W Northwestern St. L Northwestern St. W vs. Houston*ˆ W vs. Houston*ˆ W vs. Houston*ˆ W UT-Arlington W 4-2 Texas A&M* W 13-7 Texas A&M* W 6-3 Texas A&M* L 4-8 May Oklahoma State L 8-9 Oklahoma State W 11-3 Texas# L vs. Rice# L vs. Memphis! W vs. Cal St.-Fullerton! L 1-4 Oklahoma State! L 8-10 ˆ - Played in College State, Texas # - SWC Tournament - Austin, Texas $ - Midwest Regional - Stillwater, Okla Overall: SWC: Finish: 5th SWC Feb. Abilene Christian W Tarleton State W Tarleton State W 9-2 Tarleton State W 13-5 Northwestern St. L 1-3 Northwestern St. L Oklahoma L 4-8 UT-Arlington 13 L Louisiana Tech W Louisiana Tech W Louisiana Tech W Stephen F. Austin W Stephen F. Austin W 15-0 March Arkansas L 7-9 Arkansas L 4-8 Arkansas L Evansville 10 L vs. Temple# W vs. Temple# L vs. Temple# W 19-9 Ole Miss L 4-9 Ole Miss L vs. Rice$ W vs. Texas A&M$ L vs. Baylor$ W vs. Texas Tech$ W 5-4 Baylor* W 4-3 Baylor* W 9-7 Baylor* W Sam Houston State W Sam Houston State W Texas Tech* L 3-5 April 1 Texas Tech* W Texas Tech* W 3-2 Texas* L 0-13 Texas* L 2-13 Texas* L 2-6 Texas* L Houston* W Houston* 10 L Houston* L Houston* W Dallas Baptist L Dallas Baptist L 8-9 Rice* L 5-14 Rice* L 6-7 Rice* L UT-Arlington W 8-2 Oral Roberts L 6-7 Oral Roberts W 7-6 Oral Roberts W 5-3 May Oklahoma L 1-4 Oklahoma L Texas A&M* W vs. Texas A&M*! L vs. Texas A&M*! L 9-10 # - at Lubbock, Texas $ - SWC First Pitch Tournament - Houston! - Played at The Ballpark In Arlington 1996 Overall: SWC: Finish: 4th SWC Jan. Hawai i-pacific W vs. Washington St.ˆL vs. Washington St.ˆL 0-3 Hawai i-hilo W 7-3 Hawai i-hilo L 4-5 Hawai i-hilo L 2-4 Hawai i-hilo W 9-0 Hawai i-hilo W 10-8 Feb. Dallas Baptist W Oral Roberts W Oral Roberts L Oral Roberts W Tarleton State W Louisiana Tech L Louisiana Tech L Oklahoma W 10-9 UT-Pan Am W 7-2 UT-Pan Am 8 W 8-7 UT-Pan Am L vs. Purdue& L 5-9 March Southern Miss L 2-4 Southern Miss L 1-12 Southern Miss L Maine W Maine W Oklahoma State L Oklahoma State W 10-5 Sam Houston St. W 10-0 Sam Houston St. W vs. Texas A&M% L vs. Texas Tech% L vs. Rice% W vs. Baylor% W Dallas Baptist W Rice* 10 W Rice* W Rice* W 9-8 UT-Arlington W 7-3 UT-Arlington L 2-5 Oral Roberts L 3-5 Oral Roberts L 4-10 Oral Roberts L April 6 Baylor* W Baylor* W Baylor* L 7-17 Texas A&M* L 3-13 Texas A&M* L 7-16 Texas A&M* L 7-8 Houston* L 2-9 Houston* L 2-5 Houston* L 9-10 Houston* W Tarleton State W 16-1 Oklahoma W 9-5 Oklahoma W vs. Oklahoma! 14 L UT-Arlington W 13-1 May 3 Texas* L Texas* W Texas* L Texas* W 4-1 Texas Tech* W 7-4 Texas Tech* 11 L 6-9 Texas Tech* L vs. Baylor# W vs. Texas# L vs. Texas Tech# L 6-10 ˆ - Played in Hilo, Hawaii & - Played in Edinburg, Texas % - SWC First Pitch Tournament, Houston! - Played at The Ballpark in Arlington # - SWC Tournament - Lubbock, Texas 1997 Feb. 1 Oral Roberts L Oral Roberts L UT-Arlington W Sam Houston State L Sam Houston State W 6-1 Texas Tech W 10-1 Louisiana Tech L 3-4 Louisiana Tech W Texas Wesleyan W Texas L Texas L Texas L Washington State W Rice* L 6-11 March 1 Rice* L Rice* L New Mexico* W New Mexico* W New Mexico* W Oklahoma 11 L Grand Canyon* W Grand Canyon* W Grand Canyon* W Cornell W 17-1 Air Force* W 9-3 Air Force* W 10-3 Air Force* L 8-14 Air Force* W Fresno State* L Fresno State* L Fresno State* W 11-7 April 1 Texas Tech L Texas Tech* L 5-10 San Jose State* L 7-8 San Jose State* L 3-5 San Jose State* L Texas L 6-7 Rice* W 10-5 Rice* 9 L 7-11 Rice* L UT-Arlington W 6-1 UNLV* L 5-19 UNLV* W 13-7 UNLV* L UT-Arlington W 6-2 New Mexico* 10 W15-14 New Mexico* L 2-12 New Mexico* W 13-5 Oklahoma L 8-11 May 2 UNLV* W UNLV* W UNLV* L 3-5 UT-Arlington W Overall: WAC: Finish: 2nd WAC Overall: WAC: Finish: 2nd WAC Feb. UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington W vs. Oklahoma St.# L vs. Indiana# W Texas Tech L Texas Tech W12-10 SW Texas St. W 7-6 SW Texas St. L Illinois W Illinois W Illinois W Dallas Baptist W vs. UT-Arlington L Oral Roberts W Oral Roberts W 27-5 March 1 Oral Roberts L 5-6 Texas W New Mexico* W New Mexico* L 2-9 Texas Tech L 4-16 Texas Tech 11 W Utah* W Utah* W Utah* W Utah* W Oklahoma L 6-7 BYU* L BYU* W 22-5 BYU* W 11-7 UT-Arlington L UNLV* W UNLV* W UNLV* L 2-9 Oklahoma L 7-8 April Rice* L 2-19 Rice* W 10-7 Rice* L 6-9 Hawai i* W 8-3 Hawai i* L 6-7 Hawai i* W San Diego State* W San Diego State* W San Diego State* L UT-Arlington W 7-5 New Mexico* L New Mexico* W 4-3 New Mexico* W vs. Texas! W 8-7 May UNLV* W15-12 UNLV* L 8-11 UNLV* W Rice* L Rice* L Rice* W vs. San Diego St.% L vs. Rice% L 5-10 # - Just For Feet Showdown in the Desert! - Played at The Ballpark in Arlington % - WAC Tournament - San Diego, Calif Overall: WAC: Finish: 2nd WAC Feb. 5 vs. UT-Arlington# W vs. Oral Roberts# L vs. Sam Houston St.#L vs. Centenary# 10 W 11-7 Texas Tech L Southwest Texas St. L Southwest Texas St. W Southwest Texas St. W 12-6 UT-Arlington W Lamar W Lamar L Lamar 11 L Oklahoma L Hawai i* W Hawai i* W Hawai i* W 8-7 March Oklahoma L 3-6 Fresno State* L 1-7 Fresno State* W 7-6 Fresno State* W 14-8 Texas Tech* L Oral Roberts L Texas L Oklahoma State W 5-4 New Mexico* W 1-0 New Mexico* W 4-3 New Mexico* L UT-Arlington W San Diego State* W San Diego State* W San Diego State* W 8-7 April BYU* W 16-7 BYU* W Texas Tech L 2-3 UT-Arlington 11 W Utah* W Utah* W Utah* 10 L 6-7 Oklahoma State L Air Force* W Air Force* W Air Force* W Texas% L 0-3 UNLV* L 6-9 UNLV* L 2-6 L 6-12 Rice* L 1-6 May Rice* 12 L 7-8 Rice* W UT-Arlington W San Jose State W San Jose State L San Jose State L vs. Hawai i$ W vs. San Jose State$ L 6-9 <#> TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION 90

13 Year-By-Year Results 21 vs. Hawai i$ W vs. San Jose State$ W vs. Rice$ L 3-18 # - The Gateway Classic - Laredo, TX % - Played at The Ballpark in Arlington $ - WAC Tournament - Fresno, Calif Feb. 1 Dallas Baptist L Southwest Texas St. W SW Texas St. 14 L Southwest Texas St. L 5-15 UT-Arlington 11 L UT-Arlington W vs. Iowa State% W 9-0 UT-Arlington L Iowa State L Texas Tech W Baylor L 3-8 Baylor L 3-4 Baylor L Oklahoma L Lamar L 6-10 Lamar 8 W 3-2 Lamar L 5-9 Dallas Baptist L 6-9 March 3 San Jose State* W San Jose State* W San Jose State* L 3-5 Texas L Hawai i* L 2-6 Hawai i* L 2-3 Hawai i* L 6-14 Hawai i-hilo* W 6-3 Hawai i-hilo* 10 L 2-3 Hawai i-hilo* L Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W Texas Wesleyan W Tarleton State 10 L 5-8 Texas Tech W 7-5 Rice* W 3-0 April Rice* L 3-12 Oklahoma L Fresno State* L Fresno State* L Fresno State* W Hawai i-hilo* W Hawai i-hilo* W Hawai i-hilo* W 9-7 San Jose State* L 6-11 San Jose State* W 7-5 San Jose State* L Hawai i* W Hawai i* W Hawai i* L 6-7 May Fresno State* L 6-9 Fresno State* L 6-7 Fresno State* L vs. SW Texas St.$ W Rice* L Rice* L Rice* L Rice* W 3-2 % - Played in Arlington, Texas $ - Played at Dell Diamond - Round Rock 2001 Overall: WAC: Finish: 5th WAC Overall: WAC: Finish: 3rd WAC Jan. 30 Prairie View A&M W Prairie View A&M W 17-2 Feb. 2 vs. Texas Tech# L vs. Baylor# L vs. Texas# W Missouri Southern L vs. Kansas$ L vs. Charlotte$ W vs. SW Texas St. $ L Hawai i-hilo* W Hawai i-hilo* W Hawai i-hilo* W Oklahoma W 6-1 San Jose State* W 5-3 San Jose State* L 2-8 March 4 UT-Pan American W UT-Pan American W 21-2 Texas W 7-2 SW Texas St. L Nevada* W Nevada* L 3-5 UT-Arlington L Iowa State W 29-4 Hawai i* W 8-5 Hawai i* W 13-3 Hawai i* W 11-8 Hawai i-hilo* W 7-4 Hawai i-hilo* W 9-0 Hawai i-hilo* W Rice* L Rice* L 1-4 April 1 Rice* L 1-7 Oklahoma L vs. Nevada* W 12-7 Nevada* L 7-15 Nevada* W 8-7 Nevada* L 3-7 Texas Tech L UT-Arlington W Hawai i* L Hawai i* W Hawai i* W vs. Texasˆ L 2-10 Fresno State* W 6-5 Fresno State* W 6-5 Fresno State* L Texas Tech L vs. San Jose State* W San Jose State* W San Jose State* L San Jose State* W 4-3 May 3 Fresno State* W Fresno State* L Fresno State* L 5-6 UT-Arlington W 4-3 UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington L 7-10 Rice* L 3-17 Rice* L 3-13 Rice* L 2-5 # - Astros College Classic - Enron Field $ - Express Col. Classic - Dell Diamond ˆ - Played at The Ballpark In Arlington 2002 Overall: CUSA: Finish: 3rd C-USA Feb. 7 vs. Texas Tech# 10 L vs. Texas# W vs. Baylor# W 6-5 UT-Arlington L vs. SW Texas St.ˆ 10 L vs. Texas Techˆ L vs. SW Texas St.ˆ W Texas Tech L Texas Tech L Sam Houston State W Sam Houston State W 10-8 March UT-Arlington L UT-Arlington W23-12 Texas Tech L Texas Tech L vs. Notre Dame W vs. USC L vs. UT-Pan Am L vs. SW Texas St. W vs. Texas$ L Southern Miss* W Southern Miss* L Southern Miss* L 3-8 East Carolina* W 5-1 East Carolina* W 8-4 East Carolina* W 7-2 Baylor W Charlotte* W Charlotte* W Charlotte* L 4-5 April 2 Baylor L 3-10 USF* W 6-4 USF* L 5-6 USF* W Saint Louis* W Saint Louis* W Saint Louis* W 14-0 Oklahoma L 3-7 Tulane* L 5-8 Tulane* L 5-11 Tulane* L UT-Arlington L 1-15 Louisville* W12-10 Louisville* W 13-4 Louisville* L vs. Texas$ L 8-14 May 3 UAB* W UAB* W UAB* W Cincinnati* W Cincinnati* W Cincinnati* W UT-Arlington W 6-3 Houston* L 0-2 Houston* L 2-4 Houston* L vs. East Carolina! L vs. Louisville! W vs. USF! L 1-2 # - Astros College Classic - Enron Field ˆ - Lone Star Classic - Dell Diamond $ Dell Diamond - Round Rock, Texas - Express College Classic - Dell Diamond! - C-USA Tournament - Kinston, N.C Overall: CUSA: 22-8 Finish: 2nd C-USA Feb. 2 UT-Arlington L UT-San Antonio W UT-San Antonio W UT-San Antonio W UT-Arlington W 11-4 SE Louisiana W 15-3 SE Louisiana L 0-2 SE Louisiana W 9-4 Texas Tech L Texas Tech W Texas Tech W Texas Tech L 5-7 March 1 UT-Arlington W vs. UT-Arlington L vs. UT-Arlington L 1-13 Oklahoma L BYU L BYU 10 W BYU W 16-6 Texas Tech L Tulane* W Tulane* W Tulane* 10 L Baylor L 3-10 Saint Louis* W 5-1 Saint Louis* W 13-3 Saint Louis* W Oklahoma 11 W Houston* L Houston* W Houston* L 5-6 April 1 Southwest Texas St. W 8-0 Memphis* L 6-9 Memphis* W 8-0 Memphis* L 4-5 UAB* W 1-0 UAB* W 7-0 UAB* W East Carolina* W East Carolina* W East Carolina* W 12-6 Baylor L 4-22 Cincinnati* W 3-0 Cincinnati* W 7-0 Cincinnati* W 12-6 Sam Houston St. L May 2 USF* L USF* W USF* W 10-3 Charlotte* L 6-9 Charlotte* W20-15 Charlotte* W Louisville* L Louisville* W Louisville* W vs. Louisville! L vs. USF! L 6-10! - C-USA Tournament - New Orleans, La Overall: CUSA: Coach: Jim Schlossnagle Finish: 4th C-USA Conference Tourney Champs NCAA Austin Regional Feb. 5 Dallas Baptist 10 W Dallas Baptist L Texas State 10 L Texas State L 2-6 Texas Arlington L vs. Oklahoma State!W vs. Dallas Baptist! W vs. Furman Univ.! W 7-2 Oklahoma State L 5-7 Texas Tech W 6-4 Texas Tech W 8-5 Texas Tech L 9-19 March 5 St. John s W St. John s W 3-2 UT-Arlington L vs. Arizonaˆ L New Mexico W New Mexico W New Mexico W Oklahoma W Memphis* W Memphis* W Memphis* W 8-7 Houston* W 1-0 Houston* L 2-9 Houston* W 18-7 Baylor L 0-11 April Southern Miss* L 6-19 Southern Miss* L 3-4 Southern Miss* L Cincinnati* W Cincinnati* W Cincinnati* L UT-Arlington W 4-3 USF* L 3-4 USF* W 7-6 USF* W 7-1 Oklahoma W Saint Louis* W Saint Louis* W Saint Louis* W Baylor L 0-4 Louisville* W May Louisville* L 2-3 Louisville* W UAB* W UAB* L UAB* L Dallas Baptist L 3-5 East Carolina* L 2-7 East Carolina* L 3-14 East Carolina* W Sam Houston State L Charlotte* W Charlotte* W Charlotte* W vs. Houston$ L vs. Louisville$ W vs. East Carolina$ W vs. Houston$ W vs. Houston$ W vs. Southern Miss$ W 3-1 June 4 vs. Oral Roberts# L vs. Youngstown St.# W vs. Oral Roberts# L 1-10! - SW Diamond Classic - Ft. Worth, Texas ˆ - Played at Dell Diamond - Round Rock $ - C-USA Tournament - Houston, Texas # - NCAA Austin Regional - Austin, Texas 2005 Overall: CUSA: Coach: Jim Schlossnagle Finish: 2nd C-USA Conference Tourney Co-Champs NCAA Waco Regional Feb. 11 Utah W Utah W Utah W Texas Tech L 4-7 Florida Atlantic W 10-9 Florida Atlantic L 1-3 Florida Atlantic W 7-3 Sam Houston St. L Dallas Baptist W Dallas Baptist W15-10 March 4 Manhattan 11 W Manhattan W Manhattan W Texas Tech W 9-2 #5 Rice W 2-1 #5 Rice L 5-15 #5 Rice L 1-2 #16 Baylor 10 L #24 Southern Miss* W #24 Southern Miss* W #24 Southern Miss* 10 L Oklahoma L 4-5 Saint Louis* W 10-0 Saint Louis* W 13-1 Saint Louis* L 4-11 April 1 East Carolina* W East Carolina* L East Carolina* W 4-0 UT-Arlington W USF* W USF* W USF* W 9-2 Oklahoma L Memphis* W 10-2 Memphis* W 9-1 Memphis* 10 L #8 Baylor 11 W 2-1 Charlotte L Charlotte W 27-7 Charlotte W UT-Pan Am W UT-Pan Am W Houston* W Houston* W 9-6 May 1 Houston* L UT-Arlington W 12-3 Cincinnati* W 11-0 Cincinnati* L 3-4 Cincinnati* W Louisville* W Louisville* L Louisville* 8 W 11-0 #1 Tulane L 2-5 #1 Tulane W 6-0 #1 Tulane L vs. Louisvilleˆ W 4-2 Southern Missˆ W 8-0 Southern Missˆ W 13-7 June 4 vs. Stanford! W 5-1 #8 Baylor! L vs. Stanford! L 4-12 ˆ - C-USA Tourney, Hattiesburg, Miss.! - NCAA Waco Regional, Waco, Texas BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 91

14 Series Records Opponent W-L-T Abilene Christian Add-Ran Jarvis Air Force Academy Alabama Ardmore Texas League Arizona Arizona State Arkansas Austin College Baylor Bradley Bryant TRG School Buena Vista BYU Cal Poly Pomona Cal State Fullerton Cameron Centenary Central Michigan Charlotte Chicago White Sox AL Cincinnati Cisco Texas League Coker College Colorado State College of the Southwest Cornell Corsicana Texas League Creighton Dallas Texas League Dallas University Dallas Baptist Daniel Baker East Carolina Elmhurst Emporia State Evansville Florida Atlantic Fort Worth Texas League Fort Worth High Fort Worth University Fresno State Furman Georgia Tech Grand Canyon Hardin-Simmons Hawai i Hawai i-hilo Hawai i-pacific Hill Business College Houston Howard Payne Illinois Illinois State Incarnate Word Indiana Opponent W-L-T Indianapolis Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Kent State Lamar Long Beach State Louisiana Tech Louisville Loyola New Orleans LSU Lubbock Christian Maine Manhattan Mary Hardin Baylor Marshall McMurry Memphis Meridian Mexico Miami Ohio Midwestern Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Missouri Southern Nebraska Nebraska-Kearney New Mexico New Mexico State New Orleans New York Giants Nevada Nicholls State North Dakota State North Texas Northeast Louisiana Northwestern Northwestern State La Northwest Missouri State Northwood Notre Dame Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma City Oklahoma State A&M Oral Roberts Oregon State Ouachita Baptist Polytechnic Prairie View A&M Purdue Rice Rockford Saint Louis Sam Houston State Opponent W-L-T San Diego State San Jose State Simmons SMU South Dakota Southeastern Louisiana Southeastern Oklahoma Southern California Southern Miss Southwest Missouri State Southwestern Southwestern Louisiana St. Edward s St. Francis Ill St. Mary s St. Olaf St. John s St. Thomas Stanford Stephen F. Austin Sul Ross Tarleton State Temple Texas Texas A&M Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.First meeting Texas-Arlington Texas-El Paso Texas Lutheran Texas-Pan American Texas-San Antonio Texas Southern Texas State SW Texas State Texas Tech Texas Wesleyan Toby s Business College Trinity Tulane Tulsa UAB UCF First meeting UC Santa Barbara......First meeting Union College UNLV USF Utah Waco Texas League Washington State Wichita State Wisconsin-Eau Claire Wright State First meeting Youngstown State TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

15 Postseason Team Awards Garry Williams Most Valuable Player Fred Benavides, SS Steve Stone, C Tom Hardgrove, 1B Mike Losa, OF Chris Thomsen, 1B Scott Malone, 1B Johnny Cardenas, C Shannon Coulter, SS Kerby Smith, 3B Brad Wallace, 2B Chris Connally, OF Royce Huffman, 3B Royce Huffman, 3B Erick Macha, SS Tom Bates, OF Terry Trofholz, OF Mike Settle, 3B Justin Hatcher, C Chad Huffman, OF Lance Broadway, P Outstanding Pitcher John Briscoe Tim Mauser Kerry Knox Britt Shoptaw David Bentancourt Jon Mock Kelly Johns Tim Grieve Flint Wallace Derek Lee David Meyer Shawn Thompson Scott Atchison Shawn Thompson Chris Bradshaw Stan Newton Clayton Jerome Clayton Jerome Robbie Findlay Lance Broadway Ben Dyess Leading Hitter Lew Williams, OF Paul Gonzalez, C Tom Hardgrove, 1B Scott Malone, OF Chris Thomsen, 1B Scott Malone, 1B Adam Robson, 1B Darren Tawwater, C Jason McClure, OF Ryan Dunn, RF Chris Connally, OF Royce Huffman, 3B Royce Huffman 3B Mark Hamilton, OF/1B Erick Macha, SS Terry Trofholz, OF Jake Duncan, RF Chad Huffman, OF Shelby Ford, IF Lance Broadway Lance Broadway Shelby Ford Frank Windegger Fightin Frog Award Rob Jones, IF Steve Stone, C Terry Mooney, OF Paul Gonzalez, 3B Jeff Stanley, LF Kyle Caple, C Mike Losa, OF Kemp Laidley, SS Shawn Stanek, OF Sam Lunsford, OF Sam Lunsford, OF Sam Lunsford, OF/2B Sam Lunsford, 2B Brad Rogers, OF/C Levi Groomer, 3B Jason Price, C Marshall Wilson, OF Chris Meeks, LF Ramon Moses, 2B Stuart Musslewhite, SS Outstanding Defensive Player Steve Stone, C Mike Losa, OF Brad Owen, P Kyle Caple, C Rick Hinojosa, SS Scott Chalk, 3B David Ziegler, 3B Shannon Coulter, SS Casey Smith, C Jef Yarbrough, SS David Wallace, 1B Jef Yarbrough, SS David Wallace, 1B Brad Rogers, C Rudy Rivera, CF Mike Settle, 3B Will Lewis, 2B Levi Robinson, SS Will Lewis, 2B Kyle Dahlberg, C Kyle Dahlberg, C Steve Macko Scholar-Athlete Award Brad Wallace Brad Wallace Jay Boehmke Ryan Walter David Wallace Tom Bates Josh Gardner Cade Harris Josh Gardner Jeff Reed Austin Adams Austin Adams Stuart Musslewhite Kyle Dahlberg Austin Adams BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 93

16 Postseason Awards TCU All-Americans Pete Donahue, P Bear Wolf, 1B Slim Kinzy, P Jim Busby, CF Al Paschal, SS Carl Warwick, OF Lance Brown, P Jeff Newman, C Phil Turner 2B Frank Johnstone, P Mike Ramsey, OF Rob Jones, 1B Adam Robson, 1B 2nd Darren Tawwater, C 3rd Tim Grieve, P 3rd Royce Huffman, 3B 2nd Royce Huffman, 3B 1st 2002 Terry Trofholz, OF 2nd Clayton Jerome, P 3rd Robbie Findlay, P HM Lance Broadway, P 1st Freshman All-Americans Royce Huffman, DH Chad Huffman, OF Shelby Ford, 3B German Duran, SS Matt McGuirk, DH Andrew Walker, C Academic All-Americans Scott Malone, 1B 2nd SWC Player of the Year Lance Brown, P Jimmy Duffy, 2B SWC Frosh of the Year Royce Huffman, DH WAC Player of the Year Royce Huffman, 3B C-USA Pitcher of the Year Clayton Jerome Lance Broadway C-USA Frosh of the Year Chad Huffman, OF Tournament MVP Austin Adams, OF Fred Scott, P Fred Lovvorn, UT; Lawrence Tankersly, C Harold Cason, P; Raymond Bear Wolf, 1B Raymond Bear Wolf, 1B Harold Cason, P John Hirstine, 1B; Percy Williams, C Herbert Dennis, C; J.W. Hinton, OF Pat Donovan, OF; Slim Kinzy, P Pat Donovan, OF; Slim Kinzy, P 1935.Sammy Baugh, 2B; Dan Harston, OF; Jimmy Jacks, 1B Sammy Baugh, 3B L.D. Meyer, 2B James Conrad, P; Harry Mullins, C Jim Busby, OF Jim Nolan, 3B Norris Graves, P; Bill Looney, C Norris Graves, P; Bill Looney, C Norris Graves, P Tommy Hill, P; Les Mattinson, OF Les Mattinson, OF 1956.Bob McDaniel, P; Al Paschal, SS; Charles Quick, 2B Carl Warwick, OF; Bob White, OF Charles Quick, 2B; Carl Warwick, OF George Banda, UT; Hunter Enis, 1B Charles Franklin, 2B; Marshall Harris, OF Doug Moore, C Cliff Justice, OF Bob Bigley, OF 1963 Bob Bigley, OF; Lance Brown, P Bill McAdams, 2B; Jay Walrath, OF Jay Walwrath, OF Ronnie McClain, UT 1966 Parke Davidson, SS; Jimmy Duffy, 2B Tommy Gramly, P; Richard Hooper, UT; Mickey Yates, OF WAC ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS Chris Connally, OF Chris Connally, OF; Royce Huffman, 3B Sam Lunsford, 3B; Jeff Shaddix, P Royce Huffman, 3B; Mark Silva, C Scott Atchison, P; 2nd team Cade Harris, DH Mark Hamilton, 1B; 2nd team Tom Bates; OF Tom Bates, OF; Chris Bradshaw, SP Stan Newton, RP; 2nd team Jason Price, C Erick Macha, SS; Mike Settle, 3B Terry Trofholz, OF; Rudy Ontiveros, UT C-USA ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS Terry Trofholz, OF; 2nd team Clayton Jerome, P Chris Meeks, OF; Walter Olmstead, 1B Mike Settle, 3B; Chris Neuman, DH Clayton Jerome, P; 2nd team Jake Duncan, OF nd team Shelby Ford, IF; Clayton Jerome, SP Chad Huffman, OF; Robbie Findlay, RP st team Shelby Ford, IF; Lance Broadway, SP 2nd team Chad Huffman, IF C-USA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Chad Huffman, Shelby Ford, German Duran Andrew Walker, Matt McGuirk SWC ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS Parke Davidson, SS; Mickey McCarty, P Abby Stratton, UT; Mickey Yates, OF Bill Ferguson, C; Chuck Machemehl, P Mickey McCarty, P; Jeff Newman, 2B; Dick Turner, UT 1969.Bill Ferguson, C; Dick Gage, OF; Jeff Newman 3B Larry Peel, 1B; Roger Williams, OF Glenn Monroe, SS Glenn Monroe, SS Don Bodenhammer, 3B; Frank Johnstone, P Jim Tores, C Don Bodenhammer, 3B; Tom Butler, SS Phil Turner, 2B Tommy Crain, 1B; Phil Turner, 2B Gene Burton, DH; Danny Twardowski, 2B Danny Rossellini, C Steve Houk, OF Randy Rodriguez, P Trey Brooks, 2B Mike Ramsey, DH Mike Ramsey, DH Fred Benavides, SS Lew Williams, OF Tim Mauser, P; Paul Gonzalez, OF Tom Hardgrove, 1B Paul Gonzalez, OF; Scott Malone, UT Travis Barr, P; Scott Malone, OF; Chris Thomsen, 1B Craig Framer, P; Beto Garza-Gongora, UT Scott Malone, 1B Clay Caruthers, P; Shannon Coulter, SS Beto Garza-Gongora, OF; Tim Grieve, P; Jason McClure, DH Adam Robson, 1B; Reid Ryan, P; Darren Tawwater, 1B Scott Atchison, P Scott Atchison, P; Ryan Dunn, OF Royce Huffman, DH; Jeff McCurdy, OF ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS ALL-SWC TOURNAMENT Chris Thomsen, 1B; Mike Macko, 2B Rick Hinojosa, SS; Kelly Johns, P; Jared Shope, P Kerby Smith, 3B ALL-WAC TOURNAMENT Chris Connally, OF Marshall Wilson, OF; Erick Macha, 2B Royce Huffman, 3B ALL-C-USA TOURNAMENT Bo Cogbill, IF; Chris Neuman, IF Chad Huffman, OF; Austin Adams, OF Ryan Weems, P; Clayton Jerome, P; Eugene Espineli, P Keith Conlon, OF; Chad Huffman, IF Sam Demel, P; Lance Broadway, P AUSTIN REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT Shelby Ford, SS WACO REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT Bo Cogbill, IF; Lance Broadway, P 94 TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

17 Horned Frogs In The Pros Horned Frogs Active in the Minors Royce Huffman Round Rock Express AAA Houston Astros Huffman completed his seventh season in the minors and his third in AAA. He batted.284 with seven home runs and 45 RBI. He is a career.303 hitter with 42 RBIs. Derek Lee Oklahoma Redhawks AAA Texas Rangers Lee has been in the minors for eight seasons and completed his second in AAA. He was 5-2 with a 3.86 ERA and 49 strikeouts. He is in his career with a 3.51 ERA. Lance Broadway Winston-Salem Warthogs Adv. A Chicago White Sox Broadway s first season in the minors resulted in a 1-3 record to go along with a 4.58 ERA. He struck out 58 in 55 innings of work. Justin Crowder Stockton Ports Adv. A Oakland Athletics In his third season in the minors, Crowder appeared in 50 games and finished with a 3-2 record to go along with a 2.47 ERA. He struck out 50 in 54.2 innings of work. He has a 7-6 career record and a 2.98 ERA. Justin Hatcher Bakersfield Blaze Adv. A Texas Rangers After a brief stint at AAA Oklahoma, Hatcher spent the season at Advanced A ball. He hit.270 with a home run and 31 RBIs. He has a career average of.276. Walter Olmstead Sarasota Reds Adv. A Cincinnati Reds Olmstead completed his fourth season and second in A ball. He hit.244 with four home runs and 16 RBI. He is a career.250 hitter. Kyle Dahlberg Aberdeen Ironbirds A Baltimore Orioles Dahlberg finished his first season in the minors with three home runs and 15 RBIs. He was the starting catcher for the Ironbirds. Jake Duncan Delmarva Shorebirds A Baltimore Orioles Duncan s third season in the minors was successful as he hit.296 with five home runs and 39 runs batted in. He is a career.274 hitter. Wil Lewis West Virginia Power A Milwaukee Brewers Lewis hit.289 in his third minor league season, including three home runs and 56 RBIs. He is a career.283 hitter and has driven in 96 runs. Robbie Findlay Princeton Devil Rays Rookie Tampa Bay Devil Rays Findlay was dominating in his first minor league season. He earned Appalachian League Pitcher of the Week honors as well as being named to the All-Star team. He was 3-1 with a 1.88 ERA to go along with a league-high 15 saves. Stuart Musslewhite Bluefield Orioles Rookie Baltimore Orioles An everyday player for Bluefield, Musslewhite earned a spot on the Appalachian League All-Star team. He hit.300 with eight home runs and 36 RBIs. Chad Underwood ASL Cubs Rookie Chicago Cubs Underwood was 2-1 with a 2.10 ERA in 34.1 innings spanning 15 appeareances. He struck out 30 and allowed only six walks. Broadway Huffman Hatcher Duncan All-Time Draft Picks 1965 Ronnie Paul P Baltimore Orioles William Ferguson C Milwaukee Brewers Mickey Yates OF Washington Senators Ronnie Paul P New York Mets 2ˆ 29 Tommy Gramly P Cleveland Indians 4ˆ Parke Davidson SS Oakland Athletics Richard Hooper UT Cincinnati Reds William Ferguson C Baltimore Orioles 6ˆ Bing Bingham P Chicago Cubs 7* 112 Chuck Machemehl P Cleveland Indians Mickey McCarty P Cleveland Indians William Ferguson C New York Yankees 4ˆ William Ferguson C Los Angeles Dodgers 4* 79 William Ferguson C Cincinnati Reds 2ˆ Jeff Newman 2B Cleveland Indians Roger Williams OF Atlanta Braves Thomas Butler SS Detroit Tigers Don Bodenhamer 2B Texas Rangers Thomas Crain 1B Texas Rangers Trey Brooks 2B New York Mets Cameron Young P Texas Rangers Trey Brooks 2B Chicago Cubs Warren Oliver SS Kansas City Royals Greg Moore P Toronto Blue Jays Luis Rojas P Oakland Athletics Mickey Kazmierski P San Diego Padres Brian Ohnoutka P San Francisco Giants 2 30 Mike Ramsey OF Cincinnati Reds Kight Higgins P Toronto Blue Jays William Booker P Texas Rangers Howard Williams P New York Mets Ronnie Jackson C Texas Rangers Bernie Walker OF Cincinnati Reds Fred Benavides SS Cincinnati Reds 2 50 Brian Veilleux P Oakland Athletics Tim Mauser P Philadelphia Philies 3 68 John Briscoe P Oakland Athletics Tommy Hardgrove 1B Philadelphia Phillies Kerry Knox P San Diego Padres Scott Thoma P Chicago White Sox Leon Clay OF New York Mets BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 95

18 Horned Frogs In The Pros 1990 Paul Gonzalez OF San Diego Padres Chris Thomsen 1B Oakland Athletics Chris Eddy P Kansas City Royals 3 78 Scott Malone 1B/OF Texas Rangers Johnny Cardenas C Seattle Mariners Clay Caruthers P Cincinnati Reds Reid Ryan P Texas Rangers Tim Grieve P Kansas City Royals Shannon Coulter SS Kansas City Royals Darren Tawwater C St. Louis Cardinals Derek Lee P Milwaukee Brewers Flint Wallace P Oakland Athletics Toby Dollar P Los Angeles Dodgers Ryan Dunn OF Houston Astros Ryan Ridenour P New York Yankees Jeffrey Shaddix P New York Yankees Matt Howe IF Oakland Athletics Chris Connally OF Chicago Cubs Scott Atchison P Seattle Mariners Royce Huffman IF Houston Astros Mark Hamilton OF/1B Houston Astros Eric Macha SS Ariz. Diamondbacks Chris Bradshaw P Texas Rangers Chad Durham P Houston Astros Walter Olmstead 1B Cincinnati Reds Levi Robinson SS Baltimore Orioles Jake Duncan OF Baltimore Orioles Terry Trofholz OF Milwaukee Brewers Justin Hatcher C Texas Rangers Chris Osentowski P Baltimore Orioles Will Lewis IF Milwaukee Brewers Eugene Espineli P San Francisco Giants Clayton Jerome p Texas Rangers Lance Broadway P Chicago White Sox 1 15 Kyle Dahlberg C Baltimore Orioles Stuart Musslewhite IF Baltimore Orioles Shawn Ferguson P Baltimore Orioles Did you know... Ryan Weems has spent the last two seasons with the Central Baseball League s Fort Worth Cats. Weems is 14-6 in his career spanning 44 appearances with the Cats. He led them to the 2005 Central League Championship. SCOTT ATCHISON Scott Atchison was called up to the big leagues on July 30, He made his major league debut on July 31 for the Seattle Mariners. He finished his first half season with a 2-3 record and a 3.52 ERA. While at TCU, Atchison compiled a career record with five complete games. He struck out 307 batters in 304 innings pitched. He finished his career with a 4.76 ERA. ATCHISON S MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER STATS Yr. ERA W-L G-GS CG SH/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO WP HB / / Tot / ALL-TIME MAJOR LEAGUERS Name Team s Yrs. In Majors Louis Drucke New York Giants Ona Dodd Pittsburgh Pirates 1912 Jim Haislip Philadelphia Phillies 1912 Claude Cooper..New York Giants 1913 ; Philadelphia Phillies Pete Donohue...Cincinnati Reds ; New York Giants Cleveland Indians 1931 ; Boston Red Sox 1932 A.S. Douglass Cincinnati Reds 1921, 1925 Boob Fowler Cincinnati Reds ; Boston Red Sox 1926 Leo Tankersley Chicago White Sox 1925 Bear Wolf Cincinnati Reds 1927 Tex Carleton Saint Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs ; Brooklyn Dodgers 1940 Slim Kinzy Chicago White Sox 1934 Dutch Meyer Chicago Cubs 1937 Detroit Tigers ; Cleveland Indians Randy Jackson...Chicago Cubs , 1959 ; Brooklyn Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers 1958 ; Cleveland Indians Jim Busby Chicago White Sox , 1955 Washington Senators ; Cleveland Indians Baltimore Orioles , ; Boston Red Sox Houston Colt.45 s 1962 Carl Warwick Los Angeles Dodgers 1961 St. Louis Cardinals , ; Houston Colt.45 s Baltimore Orioles 1965 ; Chicago Cubs 1966 Tom Gramly Cleveland Indians 1968 Chuck Machemehl Cleveland Indians 1971 Jeff Newman Oakland A s ; Boston Red Sox Tim Mauser...Philadelphia Phillies 1991, 1993 ; San Diego Padres Fred Benavides Cincinnati Reds Colorado Rockies 1993 ; Montreal Expos 1994 John Briscoe Oakland Athletics Chris Eddy Oakland Athletics 1995 Glenn Dishman San Diego Padres Philadelphia Phillies 1996 ; Detroit Tigers 1997 Jeff Zimmerman Texas Rangers Scott Atchison Seattle Mariners 2004-present 96 TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

19 All-Time Letterwinners A - A - A Abney, Ben Adair, Danny Acker, A.S Acker, Will Adams, Austin pres. Adams, Homer Adcock, Dub Aldrich, Ki Alexander, Clarence Alford, Bruce Allar, Andrew Allen, Richard Anderson, Ken Andrews, Blake Arif, Omar pres. Arnold, Dale Ashburn, Karl Ashley, Carlos Ashwood, Zach pres. Atchison, Scott Atkins, Noble Ayala, Carlos B - B - B Bailey, Chris Baker, Bob Baker, Jeff Baker, Woody Balch, Jim Baldwin, Fuzz Balkum, Doug Ballantyne, Bryan Ballew, Alvis Bane, Jaymie Bane, Jim Banda, George Barger, Boone Barker, Brent Barnard, Gary Barnes, Bill Barnett, James Barr, Travis Barrett, Carlos Bassler, Snake Bates, Tom , 2001 Baugh, Sammy Baxter, Howard Baze, Leon Beck, Bill Beucler, Reid Bell, Lenny Bellows, Terry Benedict, Kenny Benavides, Fred Benjamin, Kenneth Bentancourt, David Berry, Rube Best, Mac Bettison, W.W Bierman, Gus Bigley, Bob Bilderback, Billy Bingham, Bing Bishop, Tom Blevins, Jon Bodenhamer, Don Boehmke, Jay Booker, Sam Borchardt, Jason Boyd, Jim Boyd, Tommy Bradshaw, Chris Bratton, Greg Briscoe, John Brewster, J.W Broadway, Lance Bronstad, William Brooks, Trey Brown, Charlie Brown, E Brown, Erik Brown, Kelly Brown, Lance Browning, Orien Broyles, Robert Brumbaugh, Ronnie Bruton, Sumter Buckley, Leo Burton, Gene Busby, Jim Busch, Joe Bussey, Charles Buster, A.J Butler, Tom Buttell, Jerid pres. C - C - C Cain, Ryan Callarman, Steve Campbell, Clark Cantelmi, Frank Cantrell, Speck Caple, Kyle Carden, Dana Carden, Pat Cardenas, Johnny Carleton, James Carpenter, Gene Carpenter, Matt pres. Carrell, Howard Carroll, Don Carruth, Aaron Carruth, Jason Carson, Hezzie Carson, Lynn Carswell, Horace Caruthers, Clay Casey, Doyle Cason, Sonny Castor, John Cauley, Chris Cenci, Phil Chalk, Scott Chappell, Ellsworth Chase, Jim , Childs, I.B Chiles, Brown Choate, David Christenberry, Chris Clark, Herman Cogbill, Bo Cole, Jess Collins, Heath Collinsworth, Tim Combs, Brian Conlon, Keith pres. Connally, Chris Conrad, Doyle Conrad, Earl Conway, Charles Cooper, Aubrey Cooper, Claude Cooper, Kyle Corbett, Ralph Costas, John Cotharn, Bruce Cottage, Steve Coulter, Shannon Covert, Rox Cowart, Rusty Cox, Rob Ell Coy, Josh Crafton, Kenny Crain, Tommy Crawford, Bill Crenwelge, Ted Critser, Danny Crowder, Justin Crows, Phil Crows, J.R Cullen, Mike Curby, Quinn D - D - D Dahlberg, Kyle Daniel, Milton , Davidson, Parke Davis, Barry Day, Denny Defee, Bill Demel, Sam pres. Dennis, Hubert Deskins, Scott Dishman, Glenn Dobbs, Bobby Dobson, Joel Dodd, O.A Doherty, Shawn Dollar, Toby Donohue, Pete Donovan, Paul Dorsey, Floyd Doty, Bill Douglass, A.S Dover, Jeff Dow, Andy Dowell, Lonnie Dreschel, Charles Driggers, Eddie Drucke, Louis Duckworth, Gene Duckworth, Woodrow Duffey, Jimmy Dulin Duncan, Jake Duncan, Zach Dunn, Ryan Duran, German Durham, Chad Duvall, Jack Dyess, Ben E - E - E Eddins, Ron Eddy, Chris Edwards, Steve Elkouri, Shaff Elliott, Bill Ellis, Chris Enis, Hunter Espineli, Eugene Estrada, J.J Ethridge, John Etier, Mark F - F - F Farmer, Craig Farris, Gary Faulkner, David Fay, Ted Fender, Dick Ferguson, Bill Ferguson, Shawn.2005-pres. Ferrell, Ken Fertitta, John Few, Gary Findlay, Robbie Firestone, Brad Fis, Gary Flores, Tommy Flynn, Albert Ford, Don Ford, Shelby Forte, Robert Fowler, Boob Franklin, Charles Franks, Wallace Frazier, Chris Freeman, Jack Frick, Bill Friemel, Jake pres. Frizzell, Bonner Fulenwider, Harold Fullhart, Bill Furnish, Brad pres. Fusco, Ralph G - G - G Gage, Dick Gaines, B.G Gallagher Gann, Sam Gardner, Josh Garner, Eric Garner, Pat Garza-Gongora, Beto George, I.L Gilbert, Terry Godby, Kirk Gonzales, Rode Gonzalez, Paul Goodson, Tom Gottsch, J.J Gough, Leron Grace, John Grafe, Ryan Gramly, Tommy Grant, Jimmy Granville, Chris Graves Graves, Jack Graves, Norris Grieve, Tim Griffin, Ed Griffith, Charles Grimland, Larry Groomer, Levi Grost, Sunny Grubbs, Howard Gunter, C.B H - H - H Hagar, Buster Hailey, Bob Haire, Jack Haislip, J.C Hale, Shadie Hall, Jerome Hamilton, Mark Hamilton, Mike Hardgrove, Tom Hardin, David Hardin, Gary Hargrave, David Hargrove, Bo Harper, Monty Harrelson, Monroe Harris, Cade Harris, Jerry Harris, Marshall Harston, Dan Hatcher, Justin Hawes, Froggie Hayes, Herbert Hayes, Ted Hays, Tim Heinitz, Mark Heiss, Chip Hemby, Les Henson, Danny Herrick, John Heslin, Larry Higgins, Kight Hill Hill, Hunter Hill, Steve Hill, Tommy Hinojosa, Rick Hinton, Grassy Hirstine, John Hobart, John Holland, Don Hollan, Walter Holmes, George Holt, J.W Honey, Bill Hooper, Charles Hooper, Richard Hoosier Hoover, Herman Hopkins, Mike Hopkins, Thomas Horner, Durwood Horner, Mark Hoskins, Boaz Houk, Steve Houser, Phil Howe, Matt Hudson, Bill Hudspeth, Doug Huffman, Chad pres. Huffman, Royce Hughey, Mike Humphreys, Max I - I - I Iles, Buddy J - J - J Jacks, Jimmy Jackson, Bubba Jackson, Ransom Jackson, Spencer Jerome, Clayton Johns, Kelly Johnson, David Johnson, Rob , 94 Johnstone, Frank Jones, Freddy Jones, James Jones, Kevin Jones, Rob Jordan, Charlie Jordan, Rob Joyner, Hubert Justice, Cliff Justice, Mike K - K - K Kazmierski, Mickey Kennard, Darin Kerr, Blair Key, Harold Key, Joey Kies, Chris King, Don King, Harvey Kinnard, Franklin Kinzy, Slim Knoerr, Keith Knox, Kerry Knust, Randy Koch, Carl Kramer, Richard Kruciak, Greg Kveton, Larry L - L - L Ladusau, Tom LaFlair, Jay Laidley, Kemp , 93 Lamar, Chuck Lamonica, Tom Laner, Paul BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 97

20 All-Time Letterwinners Lassiter, Jim Lauritsen, Erik Lawrence, Jimmy Lee, Derek Lee, Gary Lee, Roger LeFevre, Biff Leiss, Chris Lester, Darrell Levens, Rob Levy, Forrest Lewis, Will Lindsey, Jack Linne, Aubrey Livsey Loeffler, Scott , 89 Logan, Warren Long, Jeff Long, Jim Looney, Bill Lonney, Don Losa, Mike , 92 Lovvorn, Garland Lozo, Frank Lundeen, Jared Lunsford, Sam Luttrell, Mike Lyde, Frank M - M - M Macha, Erick Machemel, Chuck Macicek, Marvin Macko, Mike Madsen, Aaron Malone, Scott Manto, Taldon Marion, Mike Mariz, Steve Marshall, Jonathan Mathes, Ed Matthews, Don Matthews, Rags Mattinson, Les Mauser, Tim Maxey, Merlin Maxwell, Willie Mayfield, Jim McAdams, Billy McCarty, Mickey McCaslin, Steve McClure, Ben McClure, Jason McCullom, Joe McCurdy, Jeff McDaniel, Bob McDaniel, Chili McElroy, Pat McFarland, Billie McGough, Tim McGuirk, Matt pres. McHenry, Bob McKown McKown, Jim McLain, Greg McLain, Ronnie McLamore, Eric McNamara, Joe Meadows, Jay Means, Ricky Meeks, Chris Meyer, David Meyer, Dutch Meyer, Greg Meyer, L.D Miles, Eldridge Millay, Gavin Millender, Donnie Miller, Fred Miller, Jim Miller, Rex Mills, Gray Mock, Jon Mokry, Clint Monahan, Rod Monroe, Glenn Monroe, L.A Montgomery, Vic Moody, Jim Mooney, Shaun Mooney, Terry Moore, Doug Moore, Greg Moore, Melbourne Moore, Mike Morgan, Johnny Morrison, Wayne Morton, Roy Moseley, Arthur Moses, Ramon Moses, Steve , 98 Mouldin, Ben Mousoudakis, Jimmy Mullins, Harry Murphy, David Musslewhite, Stuart Myers, Wallace N - N - N Neele, Joe Neeley, Ron Nelson, Greg Nelson, John Nemecek, Jerry Nesloney, Ryan Neuman, Chris Newburn, Patrick Newman, Jeff Newton, Bob Newton, Stan Nolan, James Novey, David O - O - O O Brien, Davey Odle, Jack Odom, Clayton Ogilvie Ohnoutka, Brian Oliver, Warren Olmstead, Walter Olsson, Jon O Neal, Richard Ontiveros, Rudy O Roark, Walter Osentowski, Chris Owen, Brad Owens, Ed Owens, Randy P - P - P Pack, Ryan pres. Page, William Parker, David Parker, Mat Parrish, Lowell Paschal, Al Paul, Ronnie Peebles, Pat Peel, Larry Pereira, Eddie Perlman, Joel Perme, Tom Perry, Chase pres. Peters, Rick Peterson, Don Perovich, George Phillips, Dane Phillips, Ron Phillips, Steve Pierce, Glen , Plumleigh, Charlie Pokluda, D.J Pollard, Harold Powell, Danny Price, Jason Q - Q - Q Quick, Charles Quiery, J.A R - R - R Rafferty, Brian Ramsey, Mike Randle, E.R Ray, Randy Read, Darrell Read, Harold Reed, Jeff , 02 Reynolds, Don Reynolds, Phil Richardson, Sammy Rickard, Rick Ridenour, Ryan Ringnald, Scott Riordan, Tom Rivera, Rudy Roach, Walter Roark, Alf Roberts, Darrin Robinson, Levi Robson, Adam Rockwell, Keith Rodriguez, Randal Rogers, Brad Rogers, John Rojas, Luis Rosellini, Danny Rose, Melzer Roseborough, Larry Rozelle, George Routh, Jim Rudis, Mark Rutherford, Charles Rutherford, Scott Rutledge, James Ryan, Reese Ryan, Reid S - S - S Saenz, Chris Sain, Ed Salim, Mike Sanders, Bobby Scarborough, Mike Schmidt, Don Schmidt, Rick Schmucker, Dave Scott, Fred Sears, Rene Segarra, Ismael Selman, J.D Senn, Perry Serben, John Serviente, Glenn Settle, Mike Sewell, Gene Seybold, Elmer Shaddix, Jeff Shafer, Jeff Sharp, M.R Shaw, Bob , 73 Shebesta, James Shelburn, David Shelley, John Shelton, Bob Shipes, Chad Shoemaker, Kyle Shoemaker, Worthy Shofner, Jim Shope, Jared Shoptaw, Britt Shotwell, Bennett Silva, Mark Skelton, Will pres. Skipper, Cecil Smith, Casey Smith, Clint Smith, Fred Smith, Kerby Snapp, E Snow, Paul Sorey, Lex Sorrels, Paul Sparks, Connie Spencer, Charles Stamp, Steve Stancoff, George Standfield, S Stanek, Shawn Stanley, Jeff Stanton, Jimmy Stapleton, Jim Stark, Stuart Steadman, Oran Steffins Stell, Otis Stephens, Sean Stephens, Wayne Stepp, Wade Sterling, Charles Stewart, Mike Stewart Stone, Steve Stratton, Abby Strickland, Mark Strong, Bill Swaim, Johnny Sypert, J.R T - T - T Takahasi, Barry Tankersly, Dennis Tankersly, Lawrence Tankersly, Paul Tankersly, Ralph Taylor, Allan Taylor, Ellis Taylor, Gene Taylor, Harry Tawwater, Darren Terry, David Thannisch, Lester Thoma, Scott Thomas, Nate Thompson, Bart Thompson, Kenny Thompson, Preston Tomlin, Reuben Thompson, Shawn Thomsen, Chris Thorpe, Darren , Tombrella, David Torres, Jimmy Trad, Ken Trofholz, Terry Turner, Dick Turner, Gene Turner, John Turner, Kellus Turner, Mike , Turner, Phil Twardowski, Danny Twardowski, Jimmy Tyson, P.L U - U - U Underwood, Chad Utley, Chad V - V - V Vandervolk, Ross Van Hook, Kyle Vasseur, Gary Vaughn, Hunter Veilleux, Brian Vessakosol, Tony W - W - W Wagner, Scott Wakefield, R Walker, Andrew.2005-pres. Walker, Bernard Walker, Buster Walker, Elbert Walker, Jim Walker, Jimmy Walker, Val Joe Wallace, Brad Wallace, David Wallace, Earl Wallace, Flint Wallin, Horace Walls, Willie Walrath, Jay Walter, Ryan Walters, Hubert Walters, John Ward, Tricky Warwick, Carl Washmon, John Watkins, Austen Watley, Russell Weems, Ryan Wells, Gary Wheaton, Mike White, Bob White, Chris White, John White, Terrance Whitworth, Jeryl Wilkerson, Steve Williams, Blackie Williams, Dwayne W Williams, Garry....Honorary Williams, Jake Williams, Jay Williams, Lew Williams, Roger Williford, Eugene Wilmot, Tony Wilson, Brad Wilson, Marshall , 02 Wilson Windegger, Frank Wineburg, Ken Wolf, Bear Wood, Darren Woods, Clarence Wooley, Shaun Woolwine, Vance Wooten, Benji Wotham, James Wright, Hal Wyles, Alan Y - Y - Y Yarbrough, Jef Yates, Mickey Young, Bob Young, Cameron Z - Z - Z Ziegler, David Zimmerman, Jeff TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION

21 T he 2002 season marked the end of an era for TCU baseball, as the Horned Frogs said goodbye to one of the most unique college baseball facilities in the country, the TCU Diamond. The diamond opened in the spring of The Horned Frogs closed their 41st and final season at TCU Diamond with a 6-3 win over UT-Arlington on May 14, Located in the heart of the TCU campus and nestled into the leeward side of a hill to the south, the TCU Baseball Diamond was a beautiful and functional facility offering optimum playing and wind conditions. Batters facing opposing pitchers to the east had a little trouble picking up the ball as it came out of the Horned Frogs version of the Green Monster, a large concrete retaining wall in center and left center field. One of the more difficult places for opponents to play, the Frogs owned a record of 867 wins, 605 losses and eight ties overall for a winning percentage of.589 in their 41 years at the historic ballpark. Dressing facilities were located in nearby Amon G. Carter Stadium and bleacher seating accommodated up to 1,500 fans. O n June 17, 2003, Lance Brown announced his retirement and the TCU Baseball program said goodbye to its mentor of the previous 17 seasons. After four years as a pitching coach at Rice, Brown returned to his alma mater in 1987 to become the school s eighth coach since When Brown took over the program, the first step he took was to teach the Horned Frogs how to win consistently. By 1994, Brown had the Frogs doing just that. They not only won consistently, but they did things that had not been done at TCU since Brown had starred as a Horned Frog pitcher in the early 1960s. En route to a school-record 38 wins in 1994, the Frog diamond men won their first Southwest Conference regular season title since 1972 and first outright crown since They also received their first NCAA Tournament berth since 1956, where they recorded the school s first tournament win, an 11-3 triumph over Memphis in Stillwater, Okla. The successful season earned Brown Regional Coach of the Year accolades by the American Baseball Coaches Association. In 1996, Brown reached the first milestone of many in his career. Needing only 26 victories to pass his former coach, Frank Windegger, for career victories, he accomplished the TCU Diamond Head Coach Lance Brown The TCU Diamond underwent extensive cosmetic surgery prior to the 1991 season that included $100,00 in renovations. TCU s old bermuda grass was replaced by Tiff 14, the same grass used by the Texas Rangers at The Ballpark in Arlington. The infield was leveled and a red brick wall, a la Wrigley Field, was erected from dugout to dugout. The vistor along the third-base line and home dugouts were lengthened and deepened, providing ample space and a much improved look. Extended foul poles were added as well as artificial turf in the batting cages. Home plate was 390 feet from straight center field, 330 feet down the left field line and 320 feet to right field. A 12-foot fence corralled left and right field. TCU Diamond was the site of some great college baseball action over the years, proven by the fact that 52 players who graced 2001 Major League Baseball rosters played at the historic ballpark during some point in their amateur careers. Among those major leaguers who played at TCU Diamond are: Jeff Zimmerman TCU, Lance Berkman Rice, Jose Cruz, Jr. Rice, Chuck Knoblauch Texas A&M and Greg Swindell Texas. feat April 21, 1996, with a 14-4 defeat of the Houston Cougars, giving him 299 career victories. In his final season with the Frogs, Brown led the team to a successful inaugural season in TCU s new Lupton Stadium and Williams-Reilly Field. His team finished with a record and finished second in the Conference USA standings with a 22-8 conference mark. He also reached two more milestones in his career during the 2003 campaign. With a 5-2 victory over the Houston Cougars on March 29, Brown won his 500th game. He also earned his 200th conference victory on April 11 in a 1-0 win at UAB. Brown fell two games shy of 1,000 games coached and ended his career with a overall record and a conference record. He earned Southwest Conference Coach of the Year honors twice, once in 1991 and in He has watched numerous players prosper under his tutelage. In all, 40 players were drafted in the first-year draft, including current Texas Ranger, Jeff Zimmerman, while five others have gone on to play in the major leagues. Fifty-one of his athletes were named to all-conference teams and seven earned second- or third-team All-American honors. Legends Of TCU Record By Years Yr. Overall Conf. Finish Coach: Unknown Coach: Alexander Easley Coach: Unknown Coach: Ellis Hardy Coach: M. Baldwin Coach: H.W. Lever Coach: William Nance Coach: F.M. Cahoon Coach: Fred Moore Coach: E.Y. Freeland Coach: Unknown Coach: F.M. Cahoon Coach: William Nance th nd nd Coach: Dutch Meyer rd th th th nd th rd st rd Coach: Raymond Wolf th rd Coach: Howard Grubbs th th t-4th Coach: Walter Roach th th th Coach: Dutch Meyer nd Coach: Walter Roach th BACK-TO-BACK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 99

22 Legends Of TCU Yr. Overall Conf. Finish th th th th rd rd th rd th Coach: Dutch Meyer st nd Coach: Clyde McDowell th th th t-4th Coach: Frank Windegger th t-1st th th t-1st t-1st nd nd th th t-1st nd rd rd Coach: Roger Williams th Coach: Willie Maxwell th th th th th th th Coach: Bragg Stockton t-7th th t-7th th th t-6th th t-4th th th st th t-4th nd nd nd th rd rd nd Coach: Jim Schlossnagle th t-2nd Lance Brown stands with his former coach, Frank Windegger, as the No. 30 worn by Windegger is retired. Head Coach - Frank Windegger F ormer TCU player, coach and athletic director, Frank Windegger is the only Horned Frog to have his baseball jersey retired. Windegger s No. 30, which he wore for 14 years as head coach from , was retired April 28, The jersey currently hangs in the Heritage Center and in the alumni suite in Lupton Stadium. During Windegger s 14-year tenure as TCU head coach, the Horned Frogs won four Southwest Conference baseball championships 1963, 1966, 1967, 1972 and finished as runner-up three times 1968, 1969, The Frogs set a number of school records during their run of success, including a string of 13 consecutive wins in Along the way, the Frogs won 298 games, lost 166 and tied one for a.641 winning percentage, a mark which still ranks amongst the nation s coaching elite. In 1963, just one year after taking over the baseball program, Windegger made history by becoming the youngest coach ever to win a SWC title in any sport with a 12-4 conference mark. In 1972, he was voted the NCAA District VI and SWC Coach of the Year, tying for the league title with a 12-6 mark and an overall record. After leaving the dugout, Windegger served as TCU s Director of Athletics for 23 years. He retired in August O ne of the most unique stories in the history of Horned Frog baseball is that of coach Dutch Meyer. A four-year letterman in both baseball and football at TCU, Meyer guided the Frogs baseball fortunes from 1926 to 1934, druing which time he compiled a record of and captured TCU s first SWC baseball title in Head Coach - Dutch Meyer T he only honorary letterwinner in TCU baseball history is Garry Williams. A dear friend of the Horned Frog baseball program, passed away on Dec. 7, Through his generosity and relentless efforts, Williams was responsible for many of the improvements that have paved the way for the TCU baseball program, the athletic department and the university s return to national prominence. Garry Williams Frank Windegger was a player for the Horned Frogs from Meyer took over as the Frogs head football coach in 1934 and served in that capacity until 1953, although he returned to the diamond in 1945 for one season as the skipper. Meyer was named the Director of Athletics in 1950, but continued to coach until He was drawn back into the baseball coaching ranks in 1956 for a brief two-year stint in the dual roles. It was during the 1956 season that Meyer led the Horned Frogs to the SWC championship and the school s first appearance in the NCAA baseball tournament. Meyer finished his career with an overall won-loss mark of and a conference record of Meyer served as the Director of Athletics for 13 years, before retiring in TCU lost a legend on Dec. 3, 1982, when he passed away at the age of 84. One of the many financial contributions made by Williams to Horned Frog baseball was the installation of the scoreboard and flag poles at TCU Diamond, both of which now grace the grounds at Lupton Stadium. Williams also contributed many of the old park s upgrades, including new dugouts, backstop, press box and sound system. Additionally, Williams donated the Frogs media guides and scorecards for many years, making TCU baseball more enjoyable for fans, players and everyone associated with the program. In honor of William s tireless contributions to Horned Frog baseball, the press box at Lupton Stadium bears his name. 100 TCU BASEBALL: BUILDING A TRADITION