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1 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL GAME NOTES Baylor Athletic Communications 500 S. University Parks Dr. Waco, TX Contact: Zach Peters Office: Cell: SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result Feb. 6 Houston Baptist W, -0 Feb. 7 Houston Baptist L, 5-2 Feb. 8 Houston Baptist W, 6- Feb. 20 Dallas Baptist 4:5 P.M. Feb. 2 at UCLA 8:00 P.M. Feb. 24 at UCLA 4:00 P.M. Feb. 25 at UCLA :00 P.M. Feb. 28 Texas State 6:5 P.M. 208 Frisco College Baseball Classic March 2 vs. California # :00 P.M. March vs. Texas A&M # 6:00 P.M. March 4 vs. Louisiana Tech # :00 P.M. March 6 at UT Arlington & 7:00 P.M. March 9 George Washington 6:5 P.M. March 0 George Washington :05 P.M. March George Washington (FSSW) :05 P.M. March Sam Houston State 6:5 P.M. March 6 Texas Tech * (FCS) 6:5 P.M. March 7 Texas Tech * (FSSW) 2:05 P.M. March 8 Texas Tech * (FSSW+) :05 P.M. March 20 at Dallas Baptist 6:0 P.M. March 2 Kansas * (FCS) 6:5 P.M. March 24 Kansas * (FSSW+) 2:05 P.M. March 25 Kansas * (FSSW) :05 P.M. March 27 Prairie View A&M 6:5 P.M. March 29 at Oklahoma * 6:0 P.M. March 0 at Oklahoma * 6:0 P.M. March at Oklahoma * 4:00 P.M. April Lamar 6:5 P.M. April 6 at Texas * 6:0 P.M. April 7 at Texas * 2:0 P.M. April 8 at Texas * :00 P.M. April 0 at Sam Houston State 6:0 P.M. April at Memphis 6:0 P.M. April 4 at Memphis 2:00 P.M. April 5 at Memphis :00 P.M. April 7 Texas Southern 6:5 P.M. April 8 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 6:5 P.M. April 20 TCU * 6:5 P.M. April 2 TCU * :05 P.M. April 22 TCU * (FSSW+) :05 P.M. April 24 at Texas State 6:00 P.M. April 27 at Kansas State * 6:0 P.M. April 28 at Kansas State * 2:00 P.M. April 29 at Kansas State * :00 P.M. May 8 Prairie View A&M 6:5 P.M. May 9 Prairie View A&M 6:5 P.M. May Oklahoma State * (FCS) 6:5 P.M. May 2 Oklahoma State * (FSSW+) :05 P.M. May Oklahoma State * (FSSW+) :05 P.M. May 7 at West Virginia * 5:0 P.M. May 8 at West Virginia * 5:0 P.M. May 9 at West Virginia * 2:00 P.M. Big 2 Championship (Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark) May 2-27 Oklahoma City, Okla. TBA NCAA Regionals June - TBA TBA NCAA Super Regionals June 8-0 TBA TBA NCAA College World Series June 6-27 Omaha, Neb. TBA *Big 2 Conference game #208 Frisco College Baseball Classic (Dr. Pepper Ballpark, Frisco, Texas) &Game at Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas Home games in bold, played at Baylor Ballpark. All times listed are Central Standard Time, schedule subject to change. BAYLOR BEARS 208 Record: Big 2 Record: 2-2 (4th) Head Coach: Steve Rodriguez Career: 46-5 (5th season) BU: 60-5 (rd season) 208 STAT LEADERS AVG: Downey, Wendzel (.667) 2B: Davis Wendzel (2) HR: Langeliers, Thomas, Wendzel () RBI: T.J. Raguse (4) SB: N/A SERIES INFO Date(s): Feb. 20, 208 PROBABLE POSITION RUNDOWN IN THE FIELD (STATS) C: So. Shea Langeliers (.250, 2 R, H, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, BB) Hit th career home run Sunday v Houston Baptist B: So. Andy Thomas (.600, 2 R, 6 H, HR, RBI, BB) -game hitting streak, 2 multi-hit games 2B: Jr. Josh Bissonette (.00 H, BB) 5-game on-base streak snapped Sunday v Houston Baptist B: So. Davis Wendzel (.667, R, 6 H, 2 2B, HR, RBI, 4 BB) 2 multi-hit games, back-to-back -hit games SS: Fr. Nick Loftin (., H, BB) -for-, BB in starting debut Sunday v Houston Baptist LF: Jr. T.J. Raguse (.67, R, 2 H, 4 RBI) Has at least RBI in all games CF: Jr. Richard Cunningham (., R, H, 2B) Has at least one hit in 4 of last 5 games RF: Jr. Cole Haring (.200, 2 H, 2B, BB) Has reached base times in games DH: Sr. Tucker Johnson (.000) Made first 2 career starts Friday & Saturday v Houston Baptist ON THE MOUND (STATS) BU SP: LHP Tyler Thomas (0-0, 0.00 ERA) DBU SP: LHP Kody Funderburk (N/A) Time(s): 4:5 PM CT Location: Waco, Texas Stadium: Baylor Ballpark (5,000) Radio: ESPN/KRZI 660 AM (Waco) Talent: Derek Smith (pxp) Steve Johnigan (color) SERIES HISTORY Overall: BU leads Waco: BU leads 7-7 Away: BU leads -9 Neutral Site: BU leads 2-0 Rodriguez vs: BU leads 4- First Meeting: May 5, 979 Last Meeting: March 2, 207 SERIES MULTIMEDIA Live Stats: BaylorBears.com Audio: BaylorBears.com Video: BaylorBears.com Twitter TEAM QUICK NOTES *So. LHP Cody Bradford was one of nine National Player of the Week honorees by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and was named Big 2 Pitcher of the Week (2/9). He tossed eight innings while allowing one hit and one walk with a career-high eight strikeouts in a win vs. Houston Baptist on Friday. *Baylor has finished its home schedule with a.500 record or better (2- in 208) in all 9 seasons at Baylor Ballpark (since 999) and is all-time at the park. *On Friday, Baylor posted its first one-hitter since March, 20 vs. Louisiana Tech (7-0, Logan Verrett pitched a complete game). *On Friday, Baylor posted a shutout in its first game of a season for the first time since a 7-0 win vs. Northwestern State in Waco on Feb. 5, *Baylor has eight shutouts under third-year head coach Steve Rodriguez (six in 207, one in 206). BU s last shutout before Friday was a 0-0 win at UTSA on May 6, 207. *On Friday, Baylor notched its first -0 win since April 5, 204 vs. Texas Southern in Waco. *Baylor has won three of its last four season-opening series and two straight. *Baylor has 24 multi-home run games under Steve Rodriguez (nine in 206, 4 in 207, one in 208). *Baylor has hit 88 home runs in games under Rodriguez. BU hit 5 in 207 for its most homers since 200 (57). BU has three in 208. *In its first three games, Baylor s pitching staff posted a.67 ERA and.8 opponent batting average, allowing eight runs (five earned) on 2 hits and 4 walks with 2 strikeouts in 27 innings. College World Series 977, 978, 2005 Super Regionals 999, 200, 2005, 202 Regionals 948, 977, 978, 99, 99, 998, 999, 2000, 200, 2002, 200, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 200, 20, 202, 207 Southwest Conference Champions 92, 966 Southwest Conference Tournament Champions 977, 978, 99 Big 2 Conference Champions 2000, 2005, 202 BA NR USA NR NCBWA NR D NR RPI N/A DALLAS BAPTIST PATRIOTS BA NR USA 7 NCBWA 8 D 6 RPI N/A 208 Record: MVC Record: 5-6 (2nd) Head Coach: Dan Heefner Career: (th season) DBU: (th season) 208 STAT LEADERS AVG: Tim Millard (.455) 2B: Evan Sandmann () HR: Tim Millard (2) RBI: Tim Millard (5) SB: Duce, Glowenke, Granberg ()

2 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME 208 QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY Location: Waco, Texas Chartered: 845, by Republic of Texas Enrollment: 7,059 Conference: Big 2 Colors: Green (PMS 560) & Gold (PMS 25) Nickname: Bears Mascots: Joy and Lady (live Black Bears) President: Dr. Linda A. Livingstone Faculty Representative: Jeremy Counseller Director of Athletics: Mack Rhoades Sport Administrator: Chad Jackson SWA: Nancy Post Athletic Department Phone: Ticket Information Phone: Stadium (capacity): Baylor Ballpark at Ferrell Field (5,000) Largest Crowd: 5,9 (4/2/2 vs. Texas A&M) Dimensions: Press Box Phone: BASEBALL HISTORY First Season: 902 All-Time Record: 2,290-,695-6 (.574) All-Time Big 2 Record: (.58) Overall Postseason Record: 4-44 (.494) NCAA Regional Appearances: 9 NCAA Super Regional Appearances: 4 CWS Appearances: (977, 978, 2005) Last NCAA Appearance: 207 (Houston Regional) Conference Titles: 5 (92, 966, 2000, 2005, 202) 207 REVIEW 207 Overall Record: Big 2 Record (Finish): 2-2 (4th) 207 Final Rankings: NR/NR/NR/NR 207 Postseason: Houston Regional 208 PREVIEW Lettermen Returning/Lost: 22/0 Position Starters Returning/Lost: 6/4 Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost: /2 Newcomers: 2 COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Steve Rodriguez (Pepperdine, 200) Record at Baylor: 60-5 (rd season) Career Record: 46-5 (5th season) Assistant Coaches: Jon Strauss (rd season; Long Beach State, 996) Mike Taylor (rd season; Prairie View A&M, 997) Ruben Noriega (rd season; Lindenwood, 2009) Director of Operations: Mat Snider Athletics Trainer: Josh Ogden Administrative Assistant: Maggy Smith Baseball Office Phone: Baseball Office Fax: ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Baseball Contact: Zach Peters Office Phone: Cell Phone: Zach_Peters@Baylor.edu BAC Office: 500 S. University Parks Dr. Waco, TX Office Phone: Athletics Website: HONORS CODY BRADFORD Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Week (2/9) Big 2 Pitcher of the Week (2/9) RICHARD CUNNINGHAM Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award Watch List SHEA LANGELIERS Preseason All-American First-team, DBaseball.com Second-team, Baseball America Second-team, Perfect Game/Rawlings Third-team, NCBWA Golden Spikes Award Watch List TROY MONTEMAYOR Preseason All-American Third-team, NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List DAVIS WENDZEL Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award Watch List TEAM QUICK NOTES *Sophomore preseason All-American catcher Shea Langeliers and sophomore third baseman Davis Wendzel homered in the same game for the first time in their careers at Baylor on Sunday. *Senior preseason All-American/NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List closer Troy Montemayor gathered his 27th and 28th career saves to pull within 0 of topping Baylor s career leader Zane Carlson (7, ). He converted his first eight career save attempts in 206, and after blowing his ninth try, converted 2 straight before blowing his 22nd attempt. He has converted 9 of his last 20 save tries and eight straight. He is 27-for-29 in career save attempts. *Montemayor ranks second all-time at Baylor in career saves (28), fourth in lowest ERA (2.49) and ninth in lowest opponent batting average (.27). His 207 season ranked fifth all-time at BU in lowest opponent batting average (.89) and tied for fifth in saves (2) -- ranked 25th in nation and third in Big 2 in saves. He is the second BU player (4 in 206, 2 in 207) to have two 0-save seasons ever (Zane Carlson 2000 (5), 200 ()). *Preseason All-American Sr. RHP Troy Montemayor was one of 52 and one of three from Big 2 named to NCBWA 208 Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch List (top relief pitcher in NCAA DI baseball). *Preseason All-American So. C Shea Langeliers was one of 55 and one of six from Big 2 named to USA Baseball s 208 Golden Spikes Award Watch List (top amateur baseball player in country). *Jr. OF Richard Cunningham and So. B Davis Wendzel were two of 25 players named to 208 Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award Watch List (top Texas DI slugger on field, in dugout and class). *Baylor faces a challenging 52-game schedule that features 207 NCAA Tournament participants among 2 opponents -- only 5 finished under.500 last season and the 2 foes combined to go (.557) in 207. *Baylor s schedule is home heavy as the Bears have 27 of their 52 games at Baylor Ballpark, including 6 of its first 24 games and the first 4 games. BU leaves the state of Texas just one time in its first 24 games the Bears have just 5 games outside of Texas all season. Conversely, 7 of Baylor s final 28 contests are on the road. *Baylor was chosen eighth in the Big 2 Preseason Coaches Poll. *Baylor signed seven players to NLIs in November to add depth to the 209 roster. *Head Coach Steve Rodriguez has helped conduct Baylor top 0 fielding percentage seasons in each of his two seasons with the Bears. In 206, the team tied for eighth all-time at BU with a.968 fielding percentage and topped it in 207 with a third-best.972 mark. *Rodriguez was named 207 Big 2 Coach of the Year, marking the third time he s earned a conference coach of the year honor and gave BU its th such honor. *In 207, Baylor made its 9th all-time NCAA Regional appearance and first since 202. *Baylor finished fourth in Big 2 play in 207, marking its best league finish since winning the title in 202. *In 207, Baylor had most wins (4-2) since 202 and most Big 2 wins (2-2) since 20. *In 207, Baylor was one of three Power Five schools to earn a bowl game/ncaa postseason appearance in football, men s basketball, women s basketball, baseball and softball (Florida State, Kentucky). *Baylor hit 5 home runs in 207 in 57 games, which are 7 more than its season output of 4 in 5 games in 206. BU had 40 or more homers for the first time since 202 (46) and 50 or more for the first time since 200 (57). *In 207, Montemayor was named an All-American by the NCBWA to give the program its first All-American since 202. He was also named to the ABCA All-Region first team for the second straight year. *In 207, Langeliers was named a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball and the NCBWA, marking the program s first since 200. *In 207, Cunningham was named Big 2 Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year, marking the first in program history to earn the honor. *Baylor had junior RHP Montana Parsons (24th round, 79th pick to Miami Marlins) and junior outfielder Kameron Esthay (26th round, 79rd pick to Washington Nationals) taken in the 207 MLB Draft, giving BU its first multi-player draft since 204 and at least one draftee in 40 of the last 42 drafts (dating back to 976). *In 207, Parsons was named 207 Co-Big 2 Newcomer of the Year, giving Baylor its third such honor and second in the Big 2. *Baylor led the league with 5 Big 2 awards in Coach of the Year (Rodriguez), Newcomer of the Year (Parsons), All-Big 2 first team (Aaron Dodson, Troy Montemayor), All-Big 2 second team (Shea Langeliers, Matt Menard, Parsons), All-Big 2 honorable mention (Tucker Cascadden, Richard Cunningham, Kameron Esthay, T.J. Raguse, Davis Wendzel) and Big 2 All-Freshman (Langeliers, Wendzel). BU s All-Big 2 choices tied a program record. *In 207, Baylor led the league with a program-record 5 Academic All-Big 2 choices for its sixth straight season with at least 0 or more honorees. BU leads all Big 2 schools in all-time first team selections with 4, which are 47 more than any other team in the league.

3 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME 5 STEVE RODRIGUEZ Head Coach rd Season Pepperdine, 200 STEVE RODRIGUEZ CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 207 Big 2 Coach of the Year Led Baylor to first NCAA Regional since 202 in 207 Baylor had most wins in 207 (4-2) since 202 and most Big 2 wins (2-2) since 20 In first two seasons at BU, extended run of qualifying for every Big 2 Championship event (2) since joining the league in 996 Continued BU s streak of finishing with a.500 record or better at Baylor Ballpark in every season in the park (9 seasons since 999) 9 All-America selections 9 Freshman All-America selections 8 All-District selections conference Player of the Year winners conference Pitcher of the Year winners conference Freshman of the Year winner conference Newcomer of the Year winner 2 conference Defensive Player of the Year winners ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove Award winners 02 all-conference selections 2 conference all-freshman selections 2 academic all-district selections 2 conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year winners 4 academic all-conference selections 47 MLB draft picks -- 9 in the top 5 rounds (.572) record, 6-09 (.599) in West Coast Conference play at Pepperdine Second-winningest coach in Pepperdine history 70 games coached are Pepperdine record 204 West Coast Conference Coach of the Year 204 USA Baseball National Team Assistant Coach 202 West Coast Conference Coach of the Year 8 NCAA Regionals ( , 202, 204-5) -- Hosted first-ever Regional in 2006 NCAA Super Regional (204) -- Pepperdine s first-ever appearance 2 West Coast Conference tournament championships (204-5) West Coast Conference Championship Series titles ( ) 5 West Coast Conference regular season championships ( , 202, 204) Coached 202 Brooks Wallace Award winner Zach Vincej 4 former players have reached MLB -- Chase d Arnaud, Barry Enright, Eric Thames and Danny Worth USA Baseball National Team selections STEVE RODRIGUEZ CAREER RECORD Year Overall Conference NCAA ^2004 Regional ^2005 Regional ^2006 Regional ^ /rd Regional ^2008* /2nd Regional ^2009* /T-rd ^200* /T-rd ^20* /7th ^ /st Regional ^ /5th ^ #8-9/st Super Regional ^ #7-0/2nd Regional /7th /4th Regional Totals* appearances +Baylor; Coast Conference Series Champion; #West Coast Conference Tournament Champion *Note: Due to NCAA sanctions against the University, Pepperdine later vacated all wins and NCAA Tournament appearances in baseball between the seasons. Pepperdine s adjusted overall NCAA records for each season are 0-9 (2008), 0-2 (2009), 0-0 (200) and 0-4 (20). 207 Big 2 Coach of the Year Steve Rodriguez enters his third year at Baylor following the program s first NCAA Regional (Houston) appearance since 202 as the Bears posted a 4-2 (2-2) record in 207. Leading BU to its 9th all-time NCAA Regional appearance, the 4 wins under Rodriguez were the most since 202 and 2 Big 2 wins were the most since 20 to give the Bears a fourth place league finish -- their best ending since 202. Rodriguez s coach of the year honor marked the third time in his career that he s earned a conference coach of the year award and gave BU its th such honor. Along the way in 207, the Bears earned several honors under Rodriguez. Junior closer Troy Montemayor was named an All-American to give BU its first such honor since 202. Freshman catcher Shea Langeliers earned freshman All-American status, marking the program s first since 200. Junior starter Montana Parsons garnered Big 2 Co- Newcomer of the Year. Sophomore outfielder Richard Cunningham was named the program s first Big 2 Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year. BU led the league with 5 Big 2 awards, including two first-team all-league choices, three second-team picks, five honorable mentions and two all-freshman honorees. The 2 all-league choices set a program record. The Bears also led the league with a program-record 5 Academic All-Big 2 selections. Additionally, two players under Rodriguez (Parsons, 24th round by Miami; Kameron Esthay, 26th round by Washington) were taken in the 207 MLB Draft. The duo gave Baylor its first multi-player draft since 204 and at least one draftee in 40 of the last 42 drafts (dating back to 976). Rodriguez also helped continue the team s power surge. Baylor hit 5 home runs in 207 in 57 games, which were 7 more than its season output of 4 in 5 games in 206. BU had 40 or more homers for the first time since 202 (46) and 50 or more for the first time since 200 (57). A successful first season for Rodriguez in 206 saw the Bears achieve several feats that had not been accomplished in a few years. Rodriguez, who enjoyed a successful playing and coaching career at Pepperdine University, was introduced as Baylor University s 9th head baseball coach on June 2, 205, and earned his first Baylor win on Feb. 20, 206 in a 9-5 decision over Washington at Baylor Ballpark. The Bears used a seven-run, two-out rally in the sixth inning with seven straight batters reaching base safely to grab the victory. Noteworthy accomplishments from the 206 campaign include extending BU s run of qualifying for every Big 2 Championship event (20, now 2 after 207) since joining the league in 996, winning 0 or more (0) games in league play for the first time since 20, taking two of three from No. 0 TCU for the program s first Big 2 series win over the Horned Frogs, hitting 0 or more home runs as a team for the first time since 202, continuing BU s streak of finishing with a.500 record or better at Baylor Ballpark in every season in the park (8 seasons since 999, now 9 after 207), extending the Bears streak of having 20 or more wins (24) in a season to 45 (since 972, now at 46 after 207) and posting the program s first five-game winning streak since 20. Among honors under Rodriguez, the Bears had 0 or more () Academic All-Big 2 selections for the fifth straight season, multiple (6) All-Big 2 selections for the 20th straight season (every year as a league member) and their first ABCA All-Region selection (RHP Troy Montemayor, first team) since 202. An All-America second baseman on Pepperdine s 992 NCAA College World Series championship team, Rodriguez has spent the last 2 seasons as head coach at his alma mater, leading the Waves to a 40-00* (.572) record, including a (.620) mark in West Coast Conference play, with eight NCAA Tournament appearances, five WCC regularseason titles, three WCC Championship Series crowns and a pair of WCC Tournament titles to his credit. He ranks as the second-winningest coach in program history, his 70 games coached are a school-record and he also earned a pair of WCC Coach of the Year awards. In 205, Pepperdine went 2-29 overall, 7-0 in the WCC and captured the WCC Tournament title for the second straight season to earn its eighth NCAA Tournament bid under Rodriguez. The Waves eliminated Clemson and Arizona State in Fullerton Regional action before falling to eventual College World Series entrant Cal-State Fullerton in the NCAA Regional final. Rodriguez earned 204 WCC Coach of the Year honors after leading the Waves to a 4-8 overall record (8-9 WCC), the program s most wins since 999 and the seventh-most in program history, and a sweep of the WCC regular-season and tournament titles. Pepperdine went on to win the San Luis Obispo Regional with a -0 record to advance to its first-ever NCAA Super Regional (since the round was instituted in 999), dropping a heart-breaking three-game series at nationally seeded TCU. Following the 204 season, he served as an assistant coach with USA Baseball s Collegiate National Team. Introduced as Pepperdine s 6th head coach on June 8, 200, Rodriguez guided the Waves to NCAA Tournament appearances in each of his first five seasons as skipper ( ), averaging more than 7 wins per season in the process and winning at least 0 games every year, while capturing a pair of outright WCC crowns (2004 and 2005) and a share of the 2006 league title. Pepperdine also won three consecutive WCC Championship Series from , advancing to the NCAA Regional final each season, and hosting its first-ever NCAA Regional in The Waves were picked to finish fifth in the 202 WCC preseason coaches poll, but beat San Diego in the final game of the regular season to clinch the league title and would go on to finish second at the NCAA Stanford Regional. For his efforts, Rodriguez was honored with his first WCC Coach of the Year award. Rodriguez recruited and coached seven All-Americans at Pepperdine, including 202 WCC Player of the Year Joe Sever, 202 Brooks Wallace Award winner Zach Vincej and first-team All-American Aaron Brown, and his players earned 85 All-WCC honors. Four of his former players have reached the major leagues - Chase d Arnaud, Barry Enright, Eric Thames and Danny Worth -- and his players were drafted by MLB clubs 4 times. The Waves tied a school record with nine players taken in the 2007 MLB Draft and had at least two players selected in 0 drafts. In addition to enriching Pepperdine s proud history on the diamond, Rodriguez and his staff were also tireless fundraisers for the program. Those efforts paid off with the installation of new stadium seats (2004), a new, stateof-the-art scoreboard (2007), a new backstop (2008), a new padded outfield wall (2009) and new turf in the batting cages (20). Prior to becoming just the third Pepperdine player to later become the program s head coach, Rodriguez served as a Waves assistant coach for four seasons, during which time Pepperdine compiled an overall record of (.597), including an 88-2 (.7) mark in WCC play. The Waves captured the 200 WCC title and made NCAA Tournament appearances in 200 and 200. A fifth-round draft pick of the Boston Red Sox in 992, Rodriguez played professionally for seven seasons with the Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers and Montreal Expos organizations. He reached the majors with both Boston and Detroit in 995. A two-time All-American, he was named the 992 WCC Player of the Year as the Waves posted a 48- mark and captured the program s first-ever College World Series title. Rodriguez was named to the All-CWS team and was part of two memorable plays in Omaha: a grand slam that helped defeat Texas in the semifinal round and a late-inning defensive gem in the Waves -2 win over Cal State Fullerton in the championship game. During his three seasons (990-92) at Pepperdine, the Waves posted a (.706) record, including a (.75) mark in league play, with league titles and NCAA Tournament trips in 99 and 992. Rodriguez career batting average of.67 ranks second on the Waves all-time list, and despite playing just three seasons of collegiate baseball, he is tied for third on the school s all-time career runs scored chart (87) and is fourth in hits (27). A first-team All-WCC selection in 99 and 992, Rodriguez made a big splash as a sophomore in 99 when he batted.49, the third-highest single-season average in school history. His 04 base hits that season set a Pepperdine single-season record that still stands and he still ranks among the top 0 in five different single-season categories. In 200, Rodriguez was named one of the WCC s Top 50 athletes of all time, and was selected to the conference s 40th Anniversary baseball team in On Oct. 6, 206, Rodriguez was inducted into the Pepperdine University Department of Athletics Hall of Fame. The two-time member of Team USA played in the 99 Pan American Games and earned Player of the Series honors against Mexico and Cuba. He was also named Player of the Series against Korea while a member of Team USA in 992. Following his professional playing career, Rodriguez enrolled in classes at Riverside Community College and Chapman University before returning to Pepperdine, where he received a bachelor s degree in public relations in December of 200. He earned a master s degree in educational technology from Pepperdine in 200. Rodriguez and his wife, Kimberlee, have a daughter, Julia, who is a junior at Baylor, and a son, Nolan. In October 2007, he was honored by the City of Malibu with the Jake Kuredjian Award for his service to the community. In January 200, Rodriguez won the Top Chef Award at the Baseball Coaches Cooking Challenge hosted by the ESPN Zone in Anaheim, Calif., and successfully defended his title in 20.

4 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME 208 Baylor Bears Baseball Overall Statistics for Baylor (as of Feb 8, 208) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 2- Home: 2- Away: 0-0 Big 2: 0-0 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Wendzel, Davis Downey, Davion Thomas, Andy Cunningham, Richard Loftin, Nick Langeliers, Shea Haring, Cole Raguse, T.J Bissonette, Josh Johnson, Tucker Cascadden, Tucker Gilcrease, Levi Totals Opponents LOB - Team (27), Opp (7). DPs turned - Team (2), Opp (4). Picked off - Wendzel. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 8 Bradford, Cody / Kettler, Hayden / Ashkinos, Jacob / Thomas, Tyler / Montemayor, Troy / Winston, Jimmy / Hill, Kyle / Robertson, Drew / Boyd, Luke / Totals / Opponents / Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (). SBA/ATT - Thomas, A. (-2), Ashkinos (0-), Bradford, C. (0-), Langeliers (0-), Kettler (-).

5 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME 207 Baylor Bears Baseball Conference statistics for Baylor (as of May 9, 207) (Big 2 games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 2-2 Home: 5-7 Away: 7-5 Big 2: 2-2 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 9 Dodson, Aaron Langeliers, Shea Cunningham, Richard Menard, Matt Raguse, T.J Wendzel, Davis McLean, Steven Cascadden, Tucker Bissonette, Josh Esthay, Kameron Gilcrease, Levi Johnson, Tucker Miller, Cameron Thomas, Andy Seay, Hunter Bertelsman, Ryan Totals Opponents LOB - Team (20), Opp (205). DPs turned - Team (2), Opp (20). IBB - Team (), Esthay, Raguse, Langeliers, Opp (). Picked off - Cunningham,R 2, Menard, Langeliers, Wendzel. (Big 2 games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 6 Montemayor, Troy / Parsons, Montana / Kettler, Hayden / Seay, Hunter / Phillips, Alex / Ott, Kyle / Robertson, Drew / Hill, Kyle / Bradford, Cody / Heineman, Joe / Lewis, Nick / Leckich, Ryan / Boyd, Luke / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (0), Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (7), Langeliers, Lewis 2, Bradford, C., Kettler, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - Langeliers (0-8), Bradford, C. (2-5), Lewis (-4), Parsons (2-4), Heineman (-2), Hill, K. (0-), Seay (0-), Robertson (-), Boyd (-), Phillips (0-), Ott (0-).

6 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME 208 Baylor Bears Baseball Game Results for Baylor (as of Feb 9, 208) (All games) Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Big 2 Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 6, 208 HOUSTON BAPTIST W Bradford, C. (W -0) :6 Feb 7, 208 HOUSTON BAPTIST L Boyd (L 0-) 24 2:48 Feb 8, 208 HOUSTON BAPTIST W Kettler (W -0) 922 2:57 () extra inning game

7 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME 208 Baylor Bears Baseball Games Summary for Baylor (as of Feb 9, 208) (All games) Score by innings Total Baylor Opponents Record when... Overall 2- Conference 0-0 Non-Conference 2- Home games 2- Away games 0-0 Neutral site 0-0 Day games - Night games -0 vs Left starter 0- vs Right starter 2-0 -Run games -0 2-Run games Run games 0-0 Extra innings 0-0 Shutouts -0 Scoring 0-2 runs runs runs runs 0-0 Opponent 0-2 runs runs runs runs 0-0 Scored in st inning -0 Opp. scored in st 0-0 Scores first 2- Opp. scores first 0-0 After 6 leading trailing tied 0- After 7 leading trailing tied 0- After 8 leading trailing tied 0-0 Hit 0 home runs home run home runs -0 Opponent 0 home runs home run HRs 0-0 Made 0 errors error errors 0- Opp. made 0 errors -... error errors -0 Out-hit opponent 2- Out-hit by opponent 0-0 Hits are tied 0-0 Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L Current winning streak: Longest winning streak: Longest losing streak: Home attendance : 625 ( dates avg = 208 ) Away attendance : 0 ( 0 dates avg = 0 ) Total attendance: 625 ( dates avg = 208 )

8 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME 208 Baylor Bears Baseball Miscellaneous Stats for Baylor (as of Feb 9, 208) (All games) Multiple Hit Games Total 25 Thomas, Andy Wendzel, Davis Langeliers, Shea Cunningham, Richa TEAM Multiple RBI Games Total 20 Raguse, T.J Langeliers, Shea TEAM Hitting Streaks Longest Current 25 Thomas, Andy Haring, Cole 2 - Wendzel, Davis Downey, Davion Loftin, Nick 4 Bissonette, Josh - 2 Cunningham, Richa 2 Langeliers, Shea 20 Raguse, T.J. Reached Base Streaks Longest Current Wendzel, Davis 25 Thomas, Andy Haring, Cole 2-4 Bissonette, Josh 2-9 Downey, Davion Langeliers, Shea 20 Raguse, T.J. 2 Loftin, Nick 2 Cunningham, Richa

9 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME 208 Baylor Bears Baseball Individual Season/Career Summary for Baylor (as of Feb 9, 208) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 2- Home: 2- Away: 0-0 Big 2: 0-0 SEASON CAREER Player Avg G-GS AB R H 2B B HR RBI BB Hbp SO Sb-Att Avg G-GS AB R H 2B B HR RBI BB Hbp SO Sb-Att Wendzel, Davis Downey, Davion Thomas, Andy Cunningham, Richard Loftin, Nick Langeliers, Shea Haring, Cole Raguse, T.J Bissonette, Josh Johnson, Tucker Cascadden, Tucker Gilcrease, Levi Totals Opponents (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) SEASON CAREER Player ERA W-L App GS CG Sho Sv IP H R ER BB SO ERA W-L App GS CG Sho Sv IP H R ER BB SO 8 Bradford, Cody Kettler, Hayden Ashkinos, Jacob Montemayor, Troy Thomas, Tyler Winston, Jimmy Hill, Kyle Robertson, Drew Boyd, Luke Totals Opponents Baylor Bears Baseball Individual Season/Career Summary for Baylor (as of Feb 9, 208) (All games Sorted by Fielding pct) SEASON CAREER Player CH PO A E Fld% SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Ch PO A E Fld% SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 25 Thomas, Andy Langeliers, Shea Bissonette, Josh Cascadden, Tucker Wendzel, Davis Gilcrease, Levi Bradford, Cody Haring, Cole Hill, Kyle Downey, Davion Montemayor, Troy Loftin, Nick Cunningham, Richard Raguse, T.J Robertson, Drew Ashkinos, Jacob Winston, Jimmy Kettler, Hayden Johnson, Tucker Boyd, Luke Thomas, Tyler Totals Opponents

10 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME NCAA Statistics Baylor Baseball Ranking Summary thru games 02/8/208 Statistic National Rank Conference Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Value Base on Balls (270 ranked) 26 6 Pittsburgh 5 Texas Tech 28 Batting Average (27 ranked) Arkansas 0.98 Texas Tech 0.66 Double Plays (8 ranked) Ohio St. North Dakota St. 7 7 Oklahoma St. 5 Double Plays Per Game (258 ranked) teams tied 2.00 Oklahoma St..67 Doubles (254 ranked) Florida DBU Kentucky Doubles Per Game (254 ranked) Florida DBU Earned Run Average (27 ranked) Auburn Ole Miss Texas Tech 2 Texas Tech.00 Texas.00 Fielding Percentage (27 ranked) teams tied.000 Texas Hit Batters (22 ranked) 70 2 Maine 8 Kansas Oklahoma 6 6 Hit by Pitch (2 ranked) 2 7 Texas Tech 8 Texas Tech 8 Hits (27 ranked) Ohio FGCU Texas Tech Texas Tech 48 Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (27 ranked) Stetson.00 Baylor 4.00 Home Runs (64 ranked) 56 Troy 0 Texas Tech 7 Home Runs Per Game (22 ranked) Arkansas 2.67 Texas Tech.75 On Base Percentage (27 ranked) Arkansas Texas Tech Runs (27 ranked) Texas Tech Arkansas Texas Tech 49 Sacrifice Bunts (02 ranked) 02 6 Georgia 6 Kansas St. Oklahoma Texas Tech Sacrifice Flies (86 ranked) 86 4 Middle Tenn. 6 Texas Tech Scoring (27 ranked) Arkansas 6. Texas Tech 2. Shutouts (2 ranked) 2 Auburn 2 Baylor Texas Slugging Percentage (27 ranked) Arkansas 0.7 Texas Tech Stolen Bases (95 ranked) Southeastern La. Texas Tech 0 Stolen Bases Per Game (28 ranked) Southeastern La. 4. Texas Tech 2.50 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (27 ranked) Florida St Texas 6.25 Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (27 ranked) Houston 4.8 Kansas. Triple Plays (0 ranked) Triples (8 ranked) 4 teams tied 4 Texas Tech 4 Triples Per Game (02 ranked) Northwestern. Texas Tech.00 WHIP (27 ranked) Florida St Texas 0.6 WL Pct (225 ranked) teams tied.000 Texas Tech.000 Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings (27 ranked) Clemson 0.64 Texas.

11 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME Statistic Player National Rank Conference Conference Rank Value National Leader Value Leader Value Base on Balls (52 ranked) Davis Wendzel Kameron Misner, Missouri 9 Domenic DeRenzo, Oklahoma 7 Base on Balls Per Game (6 ranked) Davis Wendzel Andy Thomas Kameron Misner, Missouri.00 Domenic DeRenzo, Oklahoma 2. Batting Average (245 ranked) Davis Wendzel Andy Thomas Trevor Larnach, Oregon St Davis Wendzel, Baylor Complete Games ( ranked) 4 players tied Doubles (4 ranked) Davis Wendzel players tied 4 Cade Harris, Oklahoma Grant Little, Texas Tech 4 4 Doubles Per Game (4 ranked) Davis Wendzel Blake Reese, Florida Danny Reyes, Miami (FL) Chase Strumpf, UCLA... Cade Harris, Oklahoma Grant Little, Texas Tech Earned Run Average ( ranked) Cody Bradford Hayden Kettler Jacob Ashkinos players tied 0.00 players tied 0.00 Games Started ( ranked) Cody Bradford Kyle Hill Hayden Kettler 857 players tied 29 players tied Hit Batters (4 ranked) 8 players tied 4 Ryan Zeferjahn, Kansas 4 Hit By Pitch Per Game (25 ranked) Cameron Warren, Texas Tech.50 Cameron Warren, Texas Tech.50 Hit by Pitch ( ranked) Cameron Warren, Texas Tech 6 Cameron Warren, Texas Tech 6 Hits (84 ranked) Andy Thomas Davis Wendzel Max Schuemann, Eastern Mich. Josh Jung, Texas Tech 0 Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (26 ranked) Jacob Ashkinos Cody Bradford players tied players tied 0.00 Hits Per Game (44 ranked) Andy Thomas Davis Wendzel Brad Pluschkell, UC Davis. Josh Jung, Texas Tech 2.50 Home Runs (4 ranked) players tied Josh Jung, Texas Tech Home Runs Per Game (74 ranked) Shea Langeliers Andy Thomas Davis Wendzel players tied.00 Josh Jung, Texas Tech 0.75 On Base Percentage (25 ranked) Davis Wendzel Andy Thomas Trevor Larnach, Oregon St Davis Wendzel, Baylor Pitching Appearances ( ranked) Troy Montemayor 2 0 players tied 6 players tied 2 Runs (2 ranked) Alex Junior, Tennessee Tech Grant Little, Texas Tech Matt Sanders, Troy Grant Little, Texas Tech 8 Runs Batted In (8 ranked) Noah McGowan, Ohio St. Josh Jung, Texas Tech 0 Runs Batted In Per Game (7 ranked) T.J. Raguse 7 8. Richie Palacios, Towson 4.00 Josh Jung, Texas Tech 2.50 Runs Per Game (95 ranked) Alex Junior, Tennessee Tech 2.67 Grant Little, Texas Tech Connor Wanhanen, TCU Sacrifice Bunts ( ranked) Cole Haring Ryan Lin-Peistrup, Ill.-Chicago 4 Jake Biller, Kansas St. Kyle Mendenhall, Oklahoma Sacrifice Bunts Per Game (4 ranked) Cole Haring 4 0. Ryan Lin-Peistrup, Ill.-Chicago Tucker Maxwell, Georgia Luke Wise, Radford Sacrifice Flies (8 ranked) T.J. Raguse 8 Jake Bender, Rider Sam Fragale, Virginia Tech Jake Biller, Kansas St players tied Saves (5 ranked) Troy Montemayor 2 4 players tied 2 Zack Leban, Kansas Troy Montemayor, Baylor 2 2 Slugging Percentage (240 ranked) Davis Wendzel Andy Thomas Trevor Larnach, Oregon St. 2. Davis Wendzel, Baylor.222 Stolen Bases (4 ranked) Ray Alejo, UCF 5 David Hamilton, Texas Gabe Holt, Texas Tech Stolen Bases Per Game (5 ranked) Ray Alejo, UCF.67 David Hamilton, Texas.00 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (6 ranked) Cody Bradford RJ Freure, Pittsburgh.00 Nolan Kingham, Texas 0.00 Strikeouts (5 ranked) RJ Freure, Pittsburgh Jared Janczak, TCU Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (42 ranked) Evan McKendry, Miami (FL) Garret Price, Liberty Ryan Rolison, Ole Miss Kasey Ford, Kansas St. Carson Teel, Oklahoma St Total Bases ( ranked) Davis Wendzel 74 6 Josh Jung, Texas Tech 20 Josh Jung, Texas Tech 20 Toughest to Strike Out ( ranked) Andy Thomas Richard Cunningham players tied players tied 0.0 Triples (6 ranked) 5 players tied 2 0 players tied

12 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME JACOB ASHKINOS Relief Innings:.0 (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Strikeouts: 2 (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Relief Innings:.0 (2-8 vs. HBU) Strikeouts: 2 (2-8 vs. HBU) RYAN BERTELSMAN JOSH BISSONETTE Hits: 4 (-26-6 at DBU) Runs: (-26-6 at DBU) Doubles: 2 (5-6-7 at UTSA) Triples: (4-0-7 at Kansas) Homers: 2 (-26-6 at DBU) Total Bases: (-26-6 at DBU) RBI: (x, last at PVAMU) Walks: (2x, last vs. Niagara) Steals: (x, last vs. KSU) Hitting Streak: 6 (April 25-May 2, 207) On-Base Streak: 4 (March -April 8, 206) Hits: (2-7 vs. HBU) Total Bases: (2-7 vs. HBU) Walks: (2-7 vs. HBU) LUKE BOYD Relief Innings: 2.2 (-7-7 vs. WVU) Starter Innings: 5.0 ( vs. Nevada) Strikeouts: 2 (4x, last -7-7 vs. WVU) CODY BRADFORD Starter Innings: 8. (-2-7 vs. Houston) Strikeouts: 8 (2x, last vs. HBU) DANIEL CARUSO Relief Innings: 2.0 (-28-7 vs. UTSA) Strikeouts: (5-0-7 vs. PVAMU) Relief Innings: 0. (2-7 vs. HBU) Starter Innings: 8.0 (2-6 vs. HBU) Strikeouts: 8 (2-6 vs. HBU) TUCKER CASCADDEN Hits: 2 (6x, last at UTSA) Runs: (2x, last vs. KSU) Doubles: (x, last vs. KSU) Homers: (-5-7 vs. Texas A&M) Total Bases: 5 (-5-7 vs. Texas A&M) RBI: 4 (-5-7 vs. Texas A&M) Walks: 2 (-7-7 at SHSU) Steals: (2x, last 6--7 at Houston) Hitting Streak: 5 (Feb. 24-March, 207) On-Base Streak: 9 (March 5-28, 207) RICHARD CUNNINGHAM Hits: (5x, last vs. KSU) Runs: 4 (5-8-7 vs. KSU) Doubles: ( vs. UAPB) Triples: (8x, last --7 vs. Ole Miss) Homers: (0x, last vs. KSU) Total Bases: 8 ( vs. Stony Brook) RBI: 8 ( vs. Stony Brook) Walks: (2x, vs. South Alabama) Steals: (5x, last vs. KSU) Hitting Streak: 2 (current) On-Base Streak: 5 (March 8-April 9, 206) Hits: 2 (2-6 vs. HBU) Runs: (2-8 vs. HBU) Doubles: (2-8 vs. HBU) Total Bases: 2 (2x, last 2-8 vs. HBU) DAVION DOWNEY Hits: (2x, last vs. HBU) Total Bases: (2x, last vs. HBU) RBI: (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Walks: 2 (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Hits: (2x, last 2-8 vs. HBU) Total Bases: (2x, last 2-8 vs. HBU) RBI: (2-8 vs. HBU) Walks: 2 (2-8 vs. HBU)

13 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME JESSE GARCIA COLLIN GARRETT Relief Innings:. ( vs. UTA) Strikeouts: 2 ( vs. UTA) LEVI GILCREASE Hits: (2-9-6 vs. Washington) Runs: (4-2-5 at Texas State) Doubles: (7x, last vs. PVAMU) Triples: (2x, last vs. Stony Brook) Total Bases: 4 (2-9-6 vs. Washington) RBI: 2 (2x, last -5-7 at DBU) Walks: 2 (x, last vs. Oklahoma) Steals: (2x, last -7-5 at SHSU) Hitting Streak: 5 (Feb. 9-26, 206) On-Base Streak: 9 (March 0-25, 207) COLE HARING Hits: (2x, last vs. HBU) Doubles: (2-6-8 vs. HBU) Total Bases: 2 (2-6-8 vs. HBU) Walks: (2-6-8 vs. HBU) Hits: (2x, last 2-7 vs. HBU) Doubles: (2-6 vs. HBU) Total Bases: 2 (2-6 vs. HBU) Walks: (2-6 vs. HBU) KYLE HARPER JOE HEINEMAN Relief Innings:.0 (5x, last vs. OK State) Strikeouts: 4 (-22-6 at UTA) Scoreless Appearance Streak: 5 (May 9-8, 207) KYLE HILL Relief Innings: 5. (--6 vs. NMSU) Starter Innings: 7.0 (4--6 vs. Kansas) Strikeouts: 7 (--6 vs. NMSU) Scoreless Appearance Streak: 5 (March -5, 207) Starter Innings: 5.0 (2-7 vs. HBU) Strikeouts: 4 (2-7 vs. HBU) TUCKER JOHNSON Hits: 2 (-28-7 vs. UTSA) Runs: 2 (4x, last vs. PVAMU) Doubles: (x, last vs. PVAMU) Homers: (5-0-7 vs. PVAMU) Total Bases: 4 (5-0-7 vs. PVAMU) RBI: 2 (4x, last vs. PVAMU) Walks: (4x, last vs. KSU) Hitting Streak: (Feb. 8-March 4, 207) On-Base Streak: (Feb. 8-March 4, 207) HAYDEN KETTLER Relief Innings:.2 (4-5-7 vs. Lamar) Starter Innings: 5.0 (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Strikeouts: 5 (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Scoreless Appearance Streak: (April 4-2, 207) Starter Innings: 5.0 (2-8 vs. HBU) Strikeouts: 5 (2-8 vs. HBU)

14 208 BAYLOR BASEBALL DALLAS BAPTIST GAME SHEA LANGELIERS Hits: 4 (2x, last vs. KSU) Runs: 4 ( at TCU) Doubles: 2 (x, last vs.ttu) Triples: (2x, last vs. KSU) Homers: 2 (2x, last vs. KSU) Total Bases: 9 (4-2-7 at Washington) RBI: 4 (4-2-7 at Washington) Walks: (4-9-7 at Texas Tech) Hitting Streak: 2 (April 0-May 25, 207) On-Base Streak: 7 (April 8-May 25, 207) Hits: 2 (2-8 vs. HBU) Runs: (2x, last 2-8 vs. HBU) Doubles: (2-6 vs. HBU) Homers: (2-8 vs. HBU) Total Bases: 5 (2-8 vs. HBU) RBI: 2 (2-8 vs. HBU) Walks: (2-6 vs. HBU) RYAN LECKICH Relief Innings: 2.0 (2x, last at TCU) Strikeouts: 2 (4-2-7 at TCU) NICK LOFTIN Hits: (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Total Bases: (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Walks: (2-8-8 vs. HBU) Hits: (2-8 vs. HBU) Total Bases: (2-8 vs. HBU) Walks: (2-8 vs. HBU) TROY MONTEMAYOR Relief Innings: 4.2 (-29-5 vs. Oklahoma) Starter Innings: 2.0 (4-7-5 vs. UT Arlington) Strikeouts: (5x, last at Texas) Scoreless Appearance Streak: 2 (April 2-May 9, 207) Relief Innings:.0 (2x, last 2-8 vs. HBU) Strikeouts: (2-8 vs. HBU) BILLY MOTE ALEX PHILLIPS Relief Innings:. ( vs. WVU) Starter Innings: 4.2 (-2-7 vs. DBU) Strikeouts: 4 (-5-7 at DBU) Scoreless Appearance Streak: 5 (April -28, 207) T.J. RAGUSE DREW ROBERTSON HUNTER SEAY Hits: (2x, last 4--7 vs. Texas) Runs: (x, last vs. KSU) Doubles: 2 (5-4-6 vs. TCU) Homers: (2x, lsat vs. PVAMU) Total Bases: 4 (2x, last vs. PVAMU) RBI: (4x, last vs. KSU) Walks: (2x, last vs. KSU) Steals: (8x, last vs. KSU) Hitting Streak: 8 (March 9-April, 206) On-Base Streak: 5 (March 8-April 4, 207) Hits: (2x, last 2-8 vs. HBU) Runs: (2-8 vs. HBU) Total Bases: (2x, last 2-8 vs. HBU) RBI: 2 (2-8 vs. HBU) Relief Innings: 2.2 (-29-6 vs. UTSA) Strikeouts: (5x, last 6--7 at Houston) Scoreless Appearance Streak: 9 (Feb. 7-March 26, 207) Relief Innings:. (2-7 vs. HBU) Strikeouts: (2-7 vs. HBU) Hits: (x, last v PVAM) Runs: (x, last -8-7 vs. WVU) Total Bases: (2-8-7 vs. Niagara) Walks: (2x, last -8-7 vs. WVU) On-Base Streak: 4 (2/8-/8, 207) Relief Innings: 2.0 (5-9-7 vs. KSU) Strikeouts: 2 (2x, last v KSU) Scoreless Appearance Streak: 6 (Feb. 28-April 8, 207)