FSU SEASON STATS (THRU 4/25/18) Base on Balls (297) Triples Per Game (297) Earned Run Average (297) Slugging Percentage (297) Hit by Pitch (297)

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1 2016 2: 1: OLE CHARLESTON MISS COLLEGE SOUTHERN 2016FSU FSUFOOTBALL FOOTBALL GM GM3:10: 8:LOUISVILLE CLEMSON BOSTON FLORIDA STATE (29-13, 11-9 ACC) 2018 SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN 18 TUE 20 FRI 23 SAT 24 SUN 25 TUE 27 XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER USF TROY TROY TROY at Jacksonville ESPN3 MARCH FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN 4 MON 5 TUE 6 FRI 9 SAT 10 SAT 10 TUE 13 FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN 18 TUE 20 WED 21 FRI 23 FRI 23 SUN 25 TUE 27 THU 29 FRI 30 SAT 31 UNC ASHEVILLE UNC ASHEVILLE UNC ASHEVILLE KANSAS KANSAS at Wake Forest* at Wake Forest* at Wake Forest* at Florida NOTRE DAME* NOTRE DAME* NOTRE DAME* UCF UCF at North Carolina* at North Carolina* at North Carolina* vs. Florida1 LOUISVILLE* LOUISVILLE* LOUISVILLE* W, 9-2 W, 4-3 W, 4-2 W, 10-5 W, 12-7 W, 7-3 L, 3-4 L, 1-8 SEC Network + L, 6-12 L, 7-8 W, 6-4 W, 7-5 W, 6-4 W, 13-3 L, 8-16 W, 6-3 (10) W, 9-4 SEC Network L, 0-1 W, 9-4 W, 8-7 L, 1-6 APRIL WED FRI SAT SUN TUE FRI SAT SUN TUE WED FRI SAT SUN TUE FRI SAT SUN JACKSONVILLE at Georgia Tech* at Georgia Tech* at Georgia Tech* FLORIDA DUKE* DUKE* DUKE* STETSON STETSON at Boston College* at Boston College*2 at Boston College* at Stetson MIAMI* MIAMI* MIAMI* W, 6-2 W, 10-2 L, 1-2 L, 3-16 L, 3-6 L, 1-7 L, 5-6 (11) CANC. W, 4-0 W, W, (11) ESPNU W, 13-7 W, 6-1 ESPN3 L, 3-5 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM MAY SAT SUN MON WED FRI SAT SUN THU FRI SAT at Clemson* 6:30 PM 6 at Clemson* 4:00 PM 7 at Clemson* ESPNU 7:00 PM 9 JACKSONVILLE 6:00 PM 11 MOUNT ST. MARY S 6:00 PM 12 MOUNT ST. MARY S 6:00 PM 13 MOUNT ST. MARY S 12:00 PM 17 NC STATE* 6:00 PM 18 NC STATE* 6:00 PM 19 NC STATE* 1:00 PM ACC Tournament Durham, N.C. *ACC Game HOME GAME Current Rankings Baseball America: 17 Collegiate Baseball: 19 D1Baseball.com: 16 W, 11-1 W, 7-2 W, 5-1 W, 5-2 W, 7-3 W, 6-5 W, 9-4 W, 4-0 Baseball Grounds in Jacksonville, Fla. 2 Fenway Park in Boston, Mass. 1 NCBWA: 16 Perfect Game: 17 USA Today Coaches: 14 APRIL 27-29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES Atlantic Coast Conference RPI: 13 Head Coach: Mike Martin (Florida State 66) // FSU: (39th Season) // Overall: Same FSU Overall: // ACC: 11-9 // Home: 21-5 // Away: 8-7 // Neutral: 0-1 // Last 10: 5-5 VS MIAMI HURRICANES Atlantic Coast Conference RPI: 80 Head Coach: Jim Morris (Elon 73) // Miami: (25th Season) // Overall: (37th Season) Miami Overall: // ACC: // Home: // Away: 4-9 // Neutral: 0-0 // Last 10: 5-5 WHERE TO WATCH/LISTEN PITCHING MATCH-UP /WatchESPN Play-by-Play: Shawn Davison Commentary: Chip Baker FM (Tallahassee) FSU Gameday App (Nationwide) Eric Luallen - Play-by-Play GAME 1 LHP Jeb Bargfeldt vs. 2-3, 3.94 ERA GAME 2 RHP Evan McKendry vs. 5-5, 3.52 ERA GAME 3 RHP Andrew Cabezas vs. 4-4, 4.30 ERA FSU SEASON STATS (THRU 4/25/18) Statistic (Teams ranked) Base on Balls (297) Batting Average (297) Double Plays (296) Double Plays Per Game (297) Doubles (297) Doubles Per Game (297) Earned Run Average (297) Fielding Percentage (297) Hit Batters (297) Hit by Pitch (297) Hits (297) Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (297) Home Runs (296) Home Runs Per Game (297) On Base Percentage (297) Runs (297) Sacrifice Bunts (295) Sacrifice Flies (297) Scoring (297) Shutouts (182) Slugging Percentage (297) Stolen Bases (297) Stolen Bases Per Game (297) Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (297) Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (297) Triples (296) Triples Per Game (297) WHIP (297) WL Pct (297) Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings (297) NCAA ACC LHP Drew Parrish 2-0, 2.98 ERA RHP CJ Van Eyk 1-0, 3.68 ERA RHP Andrew Karp 7-3, 2.75 ERA WHAT TO KNOW Value No. 14 Florida State (29-13) hosts rival Miami (17-23) for a three-game series at Dick Howser Stadium. The teams split a pair of games in 2017, with Cole Sands leading FSU s 6-3 win in game one. The Hurricanes won game two on a walk-off error. weekend, FSU swept Boston College. Saturday s 2 Last 13-7 win was played at Fenway Park as part of the Eagles annual ALS Awareness Game. CJ Van Eyk and Andrew Karp both made their first weekend starts of the season on the mound. fielder Steven Wells was named the NCBWA 3 Right National Hitter of the Week after hitting.824 (14- for-17) and reaching base on 22 of 24 plate appearances. Wells hit a HR in both games vs. Stetson and three straight after hitting 3 in his first 3 years. entered the Stetson games last week hitting 4 Wells.195. Wells enters Friday s game hitting.290. Wells set a career high with four hits vs. Stetson (4/18) and tied that Saturday vs. BC at Fenway Park. Wells also scored a career-high four runs at Fenway Park. coach Mike Martin is 3 wins away from becom5 Head ing the winningest coach in NCAA baseball history. Martin (1,973) and Miami s Jim Morris (1,583) rank first and second among active winningest coaches. Morris was Martin s first assistant coach in 1980.

2 GAME NOTES FSU HOSTS MIAMI No. 14 Florida State (29-13) hosts Miami (17-23) for a three-game series beginning Friday at 6:00 p.m. at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles have beaten the Hurricanes 150 times, its most wins against any opponent. Head coach Mike Martin has been at the helm of 97 of those victories, his most against any team. Martin is three wins shy of becoming the winningest coach in college baseball history. The Seminoles and Hurricanes split a pair of games in Coral Gables in 2017 before Sunday s game was rained out. Last 10 Meetings (6-4) 4/22/17 at Miami L 4-5 (10) 4/21/17 at Miami W 6-3 5/28/16 Durham (ACC T) W 5-4 5/21/16 at FSU W 3-2 (10) 5/21/16 at FSU L 5-8 5/19/16 at FSU L 2-4 4/26/15 at Miami L /25/15 at Miami W /24/15 at Miami W 8-7 (17) 3/2/14 at FSU W 13-6 FSU vs. STETSON NOTES FSU s 4-0 win vs. Stetson (4/17) was the Noles second shutout of the season (at JU, 2/27). Andrew Karp (5 IP, 9 K) and CJ Van Eyk (4 IP, 5 K) combined to hold the Hatters to just one hit. Both players will be in the weekend rotation against Miami as Cole Sands rehabs a shoulder injury. The Noles had the best offensive game of the season in game two vs. Stetson (4/18), hitting 7 HR, the most in a game since 2009 (7 at Miami). Junior catcher Cal Raleigh hit two home runs, his first career multi-hr game. Date Opponent Home Runs 5/9/99 Maryland 9 4/27/97 Maryland 9 5/23/98 Oklahoma 8 4/18/18 Stetson 7 4/3/09 Miami 7 6/1/03 South Alabama 7 2/13/82 Georgia State 7 3/13/80 Missouri S&T 7 Drew Mendoza went 5-for-6 with a home run and two doubles. It was a career high for hits and the first five-hit game for a Nole this season. Steven Wells hit a home run for the third consecutive game, the first Nole to do that since Dylan Busby in the final three games of the 2016 ACC Tournament. FSUSeminoles FSUBaseball FOLLOW Seminoles nolebaseball STEVEN McCARTNEY Assistant Sports Information Director Baseball/Football Office: (850) Cell: (850) smccartney@fsu.edu SPORTS INFORMATION NOLES TOP EAGLES AT FENWAY PARK FSU improved to 33-5 all-time against BC with a three-game sweep (4/20-22). FSU s 13-7 win (4/21) was played at Fenway Park as part of the Eagles annual ALS Awareness Game. The 5,433 attendance was the most in the seven-year history of the event. FSU has swept an ACC opponent every season since joining the league in WELLS EARNS PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS Right fielder Steven Wells had a week for the ages, hitting 14-for-17 (.824) with two home runs, two doubles, six walks, seven RBI, 11 runs scored and a slugging percentage in FSU s five wins against Stetson (4/17-18) and Boston College (4/20-22). Wells opened the week reaching base via hit, walk or error on his first 20 plate appearances. Wells reached base safely (not via error) on 13 consecutive plate appearances, one shy of Taylor Walls school record. Wells was 12-for-12 before reaching on an error at Fenway Park, breaking Brian Cox s 10-for- 10 run in the 1998 Regionals for most hits in consecutive at-bats in FSU history. Wells set a career high with four hits against Stetson (4/18) and tied that against Boston College at Fenway Park (4/21). Wells scored four runs, also a career high, against the Eagles. In addition to All-ACC honors, Wells was also a player of the week by Collegiate Baseball and the National Hitter of the Week by the NCBWA. COBI OHTANI JOHNSON Cobi Johnson, a pitcher who has 26 strikeouts in 17 innings pitched this season, had one career at-bat before game two against Stetson (4/18). Since then, Johnson has a three-run home run against the Hatters and a three-rbi game at Fenway Park as the starting designated hitter. Johnson is 3-for-10 with a single, triple, and home run. He has seven RBI. Against Boston College at Fenway Park (4/21), Johnson hit a two-run triple to right field and pitched the final three innings for his first career save. NOLES WIN BACK-TO-BACK DBL-DIGIT GMS For the first time since 2011 against Virginia Tech (15-11 & 18-12), FSU won consecutive games when allowing 10+ runs. FSU beat Stetson (4/18, 18-10) and BC (4/20, 13-12). LIVE STATS/GAME NOTES FSU.statbroadcast.com seminoles.com/2018-baseball-game-notes 2018 FSU Baseball Media Policies Coach Martin and players will be available postgame for a press conference in the Tradition Room. Media should enter through the concourse under the first base grandstands at the conclusion of the game. Reach out to Steven McCartney for any needs outside of gameday. FSU QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location Tallahassee, Fla. Symbol Seminoles Colors Garnet & Gold Enrollment 41,867 President John Thrasher Director of Athletics Stan Wilcox COACHING STAFF Head Coach Mike Martin Florida State 1966 Record at Florida State 1, th Season Career Record Same Associate Head Coach Mike Bell Florida State 1996 Assistant Coach Mike Martin Jr. Florida State 1995 Assistant Coach Clyde Keller Florida State 1990 Home Field Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium (6,700) Surface Natural Grass Dimensions LF 340, CF 400, RF 320 PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Baseball 1947 Record/Seasons 2,873-1, (71/.727) ACC Record/Seasons (27/.688) ACC Championships 7, last 2017 CWS Appearances 22, last 2017 CWS Record NCAA Appearances 55, last 2017 NCAA Record TEAM INFORMATION 2017 Overall Record Home Away 12-7 Neutral ACC Record Home 6-9 Away ACC Tournament NCAA Tournament 7-3 Regionals 4-1 Super Regionals 2-0 College World Series 1-2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 19/12 Position Players Returning/Lost 9/8 Pitchers Returning/Lost 10/4 Newcomers 14 2

3 FSU vs OPPONENTS GAME NOTES Opponent All-time Martin POWER BATS SHOW UP FSU has 44 home runs this season, with 37 coming in the past 26 games. FSU tied the school record with seven home runs against Stetson (4/18). The Noles also hit four home runs at Florida (3/13) and have six games with at least three home runs this year. Last season, FSU did not have a four-home run game until the Super Regional final against Sam Houston State. Jackson Lueck hit his career-high 10th at Boston College (4/20). Lueck hit four as a freshman and nine last season. His 23 career home runs are second on the team (Cal Raleigh, 25). KARP MOVES TO WEEKEND Junior pitcher Andrew Karp leads the ACC with 7 wins, including two in one week against Stetson (4/17) and Boston College (4/22). On a pitch count against the Hatters, Karp allowed just one hit in five innings of FSU s 4-0 win. It was his third game this season, and sixth of his career, with at least eight strikeouts without allowing a walk. Karp made his first weekend start of the season against the Eagles, allowing just one run in six innings and notching seven more strikeouts. Karp has both of FSU s double-digit strikeout games this season and the Noles lone complete game (vs. Florida, 3/27). Karp and Jonah Scolaro combined for 16 strikeouts without a walk at JU (2/27), a feat FSU has accomplished just five times in school history. Most K s, Zero BB s: 18 vs. Pittsburgh 3/04/2000 vs. Georgia 3/19/1968 vs. Georgia 3/20/ vs. Jacksonville 2/27/2018 vs. Florida Southern College 4/26/1957 Karp had his second double-digit strikeout game of the season against UCF (3/20), pitching a then-career high 7.1 innings with 10 strikeouts. 10+ Strikeouts, 2018: Date Pitcher K s Opponent 2/27/18 Andrew Karp 12 at Jacksonville 3/20/18 Andrew Karp 10 UCF Karp pitched his first career complete game against Florida (3/27), allowing just one run on four hits and striking out seven on 98 pitches. FSU vs. GT NOTES Cal Raleigh stole his first base of the season and third of his career (4/8). Cooper Swanson made his first career start in RF (4/7). He recorded his first outfield assist, and FSU s fifth of the season, in the fifth inning. Rhett Aplin and Steven Wells tripled Saturday (4/7), the first time since May 21, 2016, that FSU had two triples in one game. Entering the game, FSU had two triples on the season. FSU s win Friday (4/6) was the sixth straight against GT, tied for the longest FSU win streak in the series ( & ). SANDS HEATING UP Junior Cole Sands is 6-2 on the season, tied for the ACC lead in wins. He has thrown a career-high 7.0 innings in two of his last three appearances. Against Ga. Tech (4/6), Sands allowed a run in the first and eighth innings with nothing in between, leading FSU to a 10-2 victory. Sands has allowed 13 runs in the first inning (9.0 IP). He has given up just 14 runs after the first inning (41.2 IP). Entering 2018, Sands previous career high was 6.2 innings pitched against Duke in the 2017 ACC Tournament. NOLES TOP JU FOR SECOND TIME RHP Andrew Karp and Florida State beat Jacksonville for the second time this season, beating the Dolphins 6-2 in Tally (4/4). Karp pitched 7.0 innings, the third straight game and sixth time in his career he has gone at least 7.0 innings. FOSTER WALK-OFF LEADS FSU TO SERIES WIN Junior catcher Jonathan Foster hit a two-run, pinch-hit walk-off home run to beat No. 18 Louisville, 8-7 (3/30). Foster s home run was FSU s first walk-off HR when LOSING a game since Mike McGee s tworun HR gave FSU a 7-6 win over Miami in 2010 (have had five walk-off home runs in tie games in that span). Both of Foster s home runs this season have come as a pinch hitter - his first was in his first career AB as a Seminole, a three-run HR against Troy (2/23). LUECK LOOKS TO JOIN ELITE COMPANY Junior outfielder Jackson Lueck has led the Seminoles in batting average each of his first two seasons, hitting.379 in 2016 and.318 in Lueck is attempting to become just the third Seminole to win three-consecutive team batting titles, following Doug Mientkiewicz ( ) and DJ Stewart ( ). Lueck hit.368 with three home runs and 10 RBI against UCF and North Carolina to earn his first career ACC Player of the Week honor. Lueck hit FSU s only home run in three games at Boston College, a two-run home run in the series opener (4/20). Lueck had a season-high four RBI in the game. At Fenway Park (4/21), Lueck just missed a home run over the Green Monster, settling instead for a double. FSU WINS SERIES AT NORTH CAROLINA Florida State allowed a pair of big innings in the opener at North Carolina (3/23), giving up five runs in the first inning and seven in the seventh inning. The Tar Heels combined to score just seven runs in the final two games of the series. FSU beat UNC 6-3 in 10 innings in the second game, the Noles first extra-innings game this year. FSU beat North Carolina 9-4 to win the series (3/25). Cal Raleigh, Nick Derr and Jackson Lueck combined for 8 RBI on three HR, including Derr s grand slam, the first of the year for FSU. Freshman CJ Van Eyk pitched 4.2 innings and allowed just two hits and no runs for his first collegiate win. VAN EYK COMING ON STRONG Freshman pitcher CJ Van Eyk threw a career-high innings in consecutive appearances at North Carolina (3/25) and 6.0 vs. Louisville (3/31). Van Eyk allowed just two hits in each of those games. He was the winning pitcher against UNC, holding the Tar Heels scoreless while striking out 5 in FSU s 9-4 win. He allowed a run against UofL in his first inning but retired 11 straight between the fourth and eighth innings. Van Eyk made his second career start at Fenway Park against Boston College (4/21). 3 Boston College UCF Clemson Duke Florida Georgia Tech Jacksonville Kansas Louisville Miami Mount St. Mary s North Carolina UNC Asheville NC State Notre Dame USF Stetson Troy Wake Forest Xavier ACC PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK Jackson Lueck March 26 Steven Wells April 23 NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Steven Wells Collegiate Baseball (April 23) NCBWA (April 24) PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS LHP Tyler Holton C Cal Raleigh 3B Drew Mendoza OF Jackson Lueck Collegiate Baseball (1st) D1Baseball.com (1st) Baseball America (2nd) NCBWA (2nd) Perfect Game (2nd) Collegiate Baseball (2nd) Baseball America (3rd) D1Baseball.com (2nd) Baseball America (3rd) Perfect Game (3rd) D1BASEBALL TOP PROSPECTS Cole Sands No. 36 Cal Raleigh No. 60 Tyler Holton No. 68 Jackson Lueck No. 69 D1BASEBALL MIDSEASON PROSPECTS Cole Sands No. 30 Cal Raleigh No. 52 Jackson Lueck No. 150 BASEBALL AMERICA TOP PROSPECTS Cole Sands No. 63 Jackson Lueck No. 95 Cal Raleigh No. 97 Tyler Holton No. 129 PERFECT GAME FRESHMEN CJ Van Eyk No. 16 Reese Albert No. 36 Tyler Ahearn No. 76 Conor Grady No. 87 Shane Drohan No. 117 Austin Pollock No. 284 Cooper Swanson No. 383 Jonah Scolaro No. 395 WATCH LISTS Tyler Holton Drew Mendoza Cal Raleigh Cal Raleigh HONORS & AWARDS Golden Spikes Award Golden Spikes Award - Midseason Golden Spikes Award Johnny Bench Award (C)

4 GAME NOTES SALVATORE RISING FAST Shortstop Mike Salvatore hit 7-for-13 in three games at Georgia Tech. He tied a career high with three hits in each of the final two games against the Yellow Jackets. Salvatore is the 22nd toughest player to strikeout, doing so just once every 13.7 at-bats. NOLES PUT TOGETHER GOOD AT-BATS As a team, FSU struck out just eight times in the three-game series against Notre Dame, including just once in game one (3/16). It was the first time since April 1, 2016 that FSU batters recorded just one strikeout against an ACC opponent (Boston College). The eight strikeouts in the series were FSU s fewest since tallying seven strikeouts in three games against Villanova March 1-3, NOLES HOT START FSU s 14-0 record to start the season was the fourth-best in school history, trailing only opening stretches in 1975, 2007 and FSU s 14-game winning streak was the longest at any point in the season since the 16-0 start in Longest Wins Streak to Open Season RALEIGH DURABLE BEHIND THE PLATE Catcher Cal Raleigh has started 166 consecutive games, with 163 of those coming at catcher. Raleigh started all 69 games behind the plate in APLIN GETTING HOT Senior first baseman Rhett Aplin is hitting.346 in ACC play to open the season with six doubles, a triple and 11 RBI. He had six hits at Georgia Tech. His.346 average in conference play is nearly 70 points higher than FSU s next best hitter (Steven Wells,.279). Aplin hit his first two home runs of the season at Florida, the first multi-hr game of his career and first for a Seminole this season. Aplin homered in his first two ABs at UF, the first player since Drew Mendoza in the ACC Championship Game in 2017 to hit home runs in consecutive at-bats. Aplin hit a pair of doubles against UCF (3/21) and Boston College (4/20). He has now had two doubles in a game four times in his career. Aplin and catcher Cal Raleigh are tied for the team lead with 39 walks. That ranks 10th nationally and third in the ACC. FIRST STARTS ON THE MOUND Sophomore Clayton Kwiatkowski and freshman CJ Van Eyk made the first starts of their career this season. Here is a look at how other current Noles fared in their first career start: Pitcher First Start C Johnson (W vs. Oak) IP, 2 H, 0 ER E Voyles (L vs. Wake) IP, 3 H, 0 ER T Holton (L vs. JU) IP, 9 H, 4 ER A Karp (W vs. Stetson) IP, 3 H, 1 ER C Sands (W vs. RIU) IP, 2 H, 0 ER D Parrish (W vs. Sam) IP, 2 H, 1 ER W Zirzow (ND vs. FGCU) IP, 4 H, 2 ER C Kwiatkowski (W vs. KU) IP, 4 H, 2 ER C Van Eyk (ND vs. UCF) IP, 3 H, 3 ER PLATE DISCIPLINE & EFFICIENCY FSU once again leads the country in walks with 268. Steven Wells combined for 28 BBs in his first three seasons in Tallahassee and already has 36 this season. Rhett Aplin and Cal Raleigh lead the team with 39 walks (10th nationally). FSU drew 19 walks in the first two games against Stetson, which entered with the top strikeout-to-walk ratio in the country. Team Walks, 2018: 1. Florida State 42 gms Liberty 39 gms Tennessee Tech 40 gms Murray State 40 gms Texas Tech 42 gms 243 FSU Nat l Rank in Walks, Last 9 Seasons: INJURY BUG BITES Tyler Holton is the latest season-ending injury to strike the Seminoles this season. Also gone for the year: Chase Haney TJ 33 appearances in 17 Tyler Daughtry ACL 2nd ACL injury in 2 years Tyler Holton TJ 17 All-American LHP FSU will also be without three players for an extended period of time: Will Zirzow Arm CG 2-hitter in Reg. Final Ed Voyles Arm RS-Senior; 37 apps in 3 yr. J.C. Flowers Jaw Started 90 games 1st 2 yrs. Starting pitcher Cole Sands missed his scheduled start at Boston College and will not start against the Hurricanes this weekend. He left the Duke game with biceps tendonitis but is available out of the bullpen against the Hurricanes. MENDOZA BACK AT THIRD Sophomore Drew Mendoza leads FSU with a.320 batting average and 49 hits. He went 5-for-6 against Stetson (4/18) to snap a 4-for-48 skid over his previous 13 games. Mendoza had at least one extra base hit in nine consecutive games, the longest streak in the country this season. Mendoza s 16-game hitting streak is the longest for a Seminole this year. Mendoza has a pair of walk-off singles this season, on consecutive Saturday s against Troy (2/24) and UNC Asheville (3/3). Mendoza has started all 42 games this season at third base. As a freshman in 2017, Mendoza started his first three games at third base before transitioning to first base, where he started the final 40 games of the season. VIDEO BOARD SECOND-LARGEST IN COUNTRY The new video board in left field at Dick Howser Stadium is 1,981 total square feet, the second-largest in the country. The video board replaces the old scoreboard and is nearly seven times larger than its predecessor, which had been in place since the 2004 season. The video board cost $1.3 million and is the first in a multi-layer renovation to Dick Howser Stadium, which first opened in MLB DRAFT FSU s nine players selected in the 2017 MLB draft were the most for the Seminoles since 1995 (10). FSU s six pitchers drafted tied the school record (1990, 1995, 2014) MLB Draft Taylor Walls SS Rays 3rd (79) Dylan Busby 3B Pirates 3rd (88) Quincy Nieporte 1B Phillies 26th (773) Cobi Johnson P Angels 29th (865) Drew Carlton P Tigers 32nd (965) Alec Byrd P Rockies 33rd (986) Andrew Karp P Cubs 34th (1035) Tyler Holton P Marlins 35th (1049) Jim Voyles P Cardinals 38th (1144) 4

5 2018 ROSTER No Name Pos B/T Ht Wt Cl Hometown/HS/Previous School 1 Skylar Frey OF R/R JR Sarasota, Fla./Sarasota/Polk State College 2 Jackson Lueck OF S/R JR Orlando, Fla./Orangewood Christian 3 Nick Derr INF R/R SO Sarasota, Fla./Sarasota 5 Shane Drohan LHP L/L FR Jupiter, Fla./Cardinal Newman 6 Cobi Johnson RHP R/R r-jr Holiday, Fla./J.W. Mitchell 7 Steven Wells OF R/R SR Key West, Fla./Key West 8 J.C. Flowers OF/RHP R/R SO Orange Park, Fla./Trinity Christian Academy 9 Cooper Swanson INF R/R FR Fort Myers, Fla./Canterbury School 10 *Tyler Daughtry INF L/R SO Warner Robins, Ga./Veterans 12 Tyler Ahearn RHP R/R FR Jupiter, Fla./IMG Academy 13 Jonah Scolaro LHP L/L FR Valrico, Fla./Durant 14 *Tyler Holton LHP/1B L/L JR Tallahassee, Fla./Lincoln 15 CJ Van Eyk RHP R/R FR Lutz, Fla./Steinbrenner 16 Mike Salvatore INF R/R JR Ewing, N.J./Ewing/Northwest Florida State College 17 Clayton Kwiatkowski LHP L/L SO Tampa, Fla./Jesuit 18 Ed Voyles RHP R/R r-sr Atlanta, Ga./Holy Innocents Episcopal 19 Andrew Karp RHP R/R r-jr Winter Garden, Fla./West Orange 20 Kyle Cavanaugh 1B R/R r-sr Winter Park, Fla./Trinity Prep/NC State/TCC 21 Alex Carpenter RHP R/R r-jr Satellite Beach, Fla./Melbourne Central/EFSC 22 Drew Mendoza INF L/R SO Minneola, Fla./Lake Minneola 23 Reese Albert OF/LHP L/L FR Jupiter, Fla./Jupiter 24 Jared Herron OF R/R r-fr Orlando, Fla./Trinity Prep 25 Ronnie Ramirez RHP R/R r-so Tampa, Fla./Jesuit 26 Cole Sands RHP R/R JR Tallahassee, Fla./North Florida Christian 27 Rafael Bournigal INF L/R SR Mulberry, Fla./Lakeland Christian School/Belmont 28 Casey Cribb C R/R r-jr Jacksonville, Fla./Providence/Jacksonville/TCC 29 Austin Pollock LHP L/L FR Tallahassee, Fla./Lincoln 30 Will Zirzow RHP R/R r-sr Fleming Island, Fla./The Bolles School 31 Conor Grady RHP R/R FR Tampa, Fla./Tampa Catholic 33 *Chase Haney RHP R/R JR Winter Garden, Fla./Windermere Prep 35 Cal Raleigh C S/R JR Cullowhee, N.C./Smoky Mountain 36 Jonathan Foster C/1B R/R JR LaGrange, Ga./Troup County/Auburn/CVCC 38 Rhett Aplin OF/1B L/L SR Fleming Island, Fla./Fleming Island/Sem St College 43 Drew Parrish LHP/OF L/L SO Rockledge, Fla./Rockledge 46 Gage Hutchinson RHP R/R r-jr Port Orange, Fla./Spruce Creek/DSC Head Coach: 11 Mike Martin (Florida State, 1966) - 39th Season at Florida State Associate Head Coach: 44 Mike Bell (Florida State, 1996) - 7th Season at Florida State Assistant Coach: 4 Mike Martin, Jr. (Florida State, 1995) - 21st Season at Florida State Volunteer Coach: 41 Clyde Keller (Florida State, 1990) - 3rd Season at Florida State Director of Baseball Operations: Chip Baker (High Point, 1980) Clubhouse & Equipment Manager: Andrew DeGood (Trine, 2014) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Seth Diters (Springfield College, 2008) Athletic Trainer: Brandon Stone (Florida State, 2010) Pronunciation Guide Tyler AHEARN Rafael BOURNIGAL Shane DROHAN Skylar FREY Chase HANEY Jared HERRON Clayton KWIATKOWSKI Jackson LUECK Mike SALVATORE Jonah SCOLARO CJ Van EYK Will ZIRZOW A-hern Born-ih-gall Dro-HANN Fray Hay-knee Hair-in Quit-cow-ski Luke Sal-va-TOR Sco-lar-o Ike Zeer-zow Roster Breakdown by Class 5 *Out for Season FRESHMAN (9) Ahearn, Albert, Drohan, Grady, Herron (RS), Pollock, Scolaro, Swanson, Van Eyk SOPHOMORES (7) Daughtry, Derr, Flowers, Kwiatkowski, Mendoza, Parrish, Ramirez (RS) JUNIORS (13) Carpenter (RS), Cribb, Foster, Frey, Haney, Holton, Hutchinson (RS), Johnson (RS), Karp (RS), Lueck, Raleigh, Salvatore, Sands SENIORS (6) Aplin, Bournigal (RS), Cavanaugh (RS), Voyles (RS), Wells, Zirzow GAMES STARTED Player Current Streak Total Cal Raleigh Jackson Lueck J.C. Flowers - 90 Drew Mendoza Rhett Aplin Steven Wells 7 70 Nick Derr 4 62 Mike Salvatore Reese Albert Tyler Daughtry - 24 Rafael Bournigal 1 22 Tyler Holton - 19 Cooper Swanson - 13 Kyle Cavanaugh - 6 Jared Herron - 5 Jonathan Foster - 5 Skylar Frey - 3 Cobi Johnson 2 2 Pitcher 2018 Total Cole Sands 9 43 Tyler Holton 1 29 Drew Parrish Andrew Karp Austin Pollock 9 9 Cobi Johnson 0 9 Ed Voyles 0 7 Will Zirzow 0 4 CJ Van Eyk 2 2 Clayton Kwiatkowski 1 1 HITTING STREAK Player Career Longest Current Drew Mendoza 16 - Jackson Lueck 13 1 Cal Raleigh 9 1 Rhett Aplin 7 4 Mike Salvatore 7 1 Steven Wells 6 - Nick Derr 6 3 J.C. Flowers 6 1 Tyler Holton 6 - Reese Albert 5 - Cooper Swanson 5 - Tyler Daughtry 4 2 Rafael Bournigal 4 - Skylar Frey 3 3 Kyle Cavanaugh 3 1 Cobi Johnson 3 - Jared Herron 2 1 Will Zirzow 1 1 Jonathan Foster 1 1 REACHED BASE Player Career Longest Current Drew Mendoza 28 8 Rhett Aplin Jackson Lueck 20 7 Cal Raleigh 20 6 J.C. Flowers 16 1 Mike Salvatore 13 1 Steven Wells 8 8 Reese Albert 8 - Cooper Swanson 7 - Nick Derr 6 3 Tyler Daughtry 6 2 Tyler Holton 6 - Rafael Bournigal 4 1 Skylar Frey 3 3 Kyle Cavanaugh 3 2 Jonathan Foster 3 1 Cobi Johnson 3 - Jared Herron 2 1 Will Zirzow 1 1 HOME RUNS Player Total Raleigh Lueck Mendoza Aplin Derr Wells Holton Albert Foster Swanson Flowers Bournigal Herron Johnson Salvatore Cavanaugh

6 NOLES IN THE PROS (AS OF 4/23/18) Player Years at FSU Team Classification Luke Weaver St. Louis Cardinals MLB Devon Travis Toronto Blue Jays MLB Buster Posey San Francisco Giants MLB Kevin Cash (Manager) Tampa Bay Rays MLB Pedro Grifol (Coach) Kansas City Royals MLB Paul Sorrento (Coach) Los Angeles Angels MLB Larry Rothschild (Coach) New York Yankees MLB D.J. Stewart Norfolk Tides (Orioles) Triple A Brandon Leibrandt Lehigh Valley IronPigs (Phillies) Triple A Stephen McGee El Paso Chihuahuas (Padres) Triple A Jayce Boyd Las Vegas 51 s (Mets) Triple A Sherman Johnson Salt Lake Bees (Angels) Triple A James Ramsey Rochester Red Wings (Twins) Triple A Robby Scott Pawtucket Red Sox Triple A Sean Gilmartin Memphis Redbirds (Cardinals) Triple A Raffy Lopez El Paso Chihuahuas (Padres) Triple A Stephen Cardullo Albuquerque Isotopes (Rockies) Triple A Shane Robinson SWB RailRiders (Yankees) Triple A Doug Mientkiewicz (Manager) Toledo Mud Hens (Tigers) Triple A Ben DeLuzio Jackson Generals (Diamondbacks) Double A Danny De La Calle Montgomery Biscuits (Rays) Double A John Nogowski Springfield Cardinals (Cardinals) Double A Kyle Bird Montgomery Biscuits (Rays) Double A Drew Carlton Lakeland Flying Tigers (Tigers) Class A Adv. Boomer Biegalski 2015 Stockton Ports (Athletics) Class A Adv. Billy Strode Lynchburg Hillcats (Indians) Class A Adv. Quincy Nieporte Lakewood BlueClaws Class A Taylor Walls Bowling Green Hot Rods (Rays) Class A John Sansone Dayton Dragons (Reds) Class A Jose Brizuela Great Lakes Loons (Dodgers) Class A Giovanny Alfonzo Columbia Fireflies (Mets) Class A Dylan Busby West Virginia Power (Pirates) Class A Alec Byrd Boise Hawks (Rockies) Class A Short Jim Voyles GCL Cardinals Rookie Ryan Valdes 2013 Bristol Pirates Rookie Jameis Winston Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFL Tyler Warmoth 2015 Free Agent Robert Benincasa Free Agent Elih Villanueva 2008 Free Agent ACC STANDINGS (THRU 4/25/18) ACC OVERALL ATLANTIC W L T Pct. W L T Pct. L10 Streak Hm Away Neu. NC State L Clemson W Florida State L Louisville W Wake Forest W Notre Dame W Boston College W ACC OVERALL ATLANTIC W L T Pct. W L T Pct. L10 Streak Hm Away Neu. North Carolina W Duke W Pittsburgh L Miami L Virginia W Georgia Tech L Virginia Tech L BIG INNINGS FOR FSU Opponent Inn. Runs Res. Xavier 2/16 6th 4 W, 11-1 USF 2/20 8th 4 W, 5-2 Troy 2/23 6th 4 W, 7-3 Troy 2/25 2nd 5 W, 9-4 UNCA 3/2 6th 4 W, 9-2 Kansas 3/5 5th 5 W, 10-5 at Wake 3/9 7th 5 W, 7-3 UCF 3/21 7th 4 W, 13-3 at UNC 3/23 3rd 5 L, 8-16 at UNC 3/25 8th 5 W, 9-4 Louisville 3/29 2nd 4 W, 9-4 Louisville 3/30 3rd 4 W, 8-7 J-Ville 4/4 1st 5 W, 6-2 at GT 4/6 4th 4 W, 10-2 at GT 4/6 9th 4 W, 10-2 Stetson 4/18 6th 6 W, Stetson 4/18 7th 5 W, at BC 4/20 5th 5 W, at BC 4/21 5th 4 W, 13-7 at BC 4/22 5th 4 W, 6-1 Big Inning = 4 or more runs BIG INNINGS FOR OPPONENTS Opponent Inning Runs FSU Result at Wake at Florida 3/10 2nd 3/13 5th 5 7 L, 1-8 L, 6-12 ND 3/16 3rd 4 L, 7-8 ND 3/16 7th 4 L, 7-8 at UNC 3/23 1st 5 L, 8-16 at UNC 3/23 7th 7 L, 8-16 at GT 4/8 5th 7 L, 3-16 at GT 4/8 7th 5 L, 3-16 Duke 4/13 9th 4 L, 1-7 Stetson 4/18 9th 4 W, Big Inning = 4 or more runs 6

7 NATIONAL RANKINGS (4/23/2018) Baseball America 1. Florida 2. NC State 3. Stanford 4. Texas Tech 5. Ole Miss 6. Oregon State 7. East Carolina 8. Arkansas 9. UCLA 10. North Carolina 11. Vanderbilt 12. Duke 13. Kentucky 14. Clemson 15. Southern Miss 16. Coastal Carolina 17. Florida State 18. Indiana 19. Texas 20. USF 21. Tennessee Tech 22. Oklahoma 23. Minnesota 24. Georgia 25. Jacksonville Collegiate Baseball 1. Stanford 2. Florida 3. NC State 4. UCLA 5. Oregon State 6. North Carolina 7. Michigan 8. Ole Miss 9. Duke 10. Arkansas 11. Texas Tech 12. Vanderbilt 13. Georgia 14. Clemson 15. East Carolina 16. St. John s 17. Oklahoma State 18. Oklahoma 19. Florida State 20. Tennessee Tech 21. Auburn 22. Texas A&M 23. Texas 24. Louisville 25. South Carolina NOLES IN THE RANKINGS D1Baseball.com 1. Florida 2. Stanford 3. NC State 4. Texas Tech 5. Oregon State 6. Ole Miss 7. Arkansas 8. East Carolina 9. UCLA 10. North Carolina 11. Southern Miss 12. Clemson 13. Duke 14. Kentucky 15. Indiana 16. Florida State 17. Vanderbilt 18. Coastal Carolina 19. Texas 20. UConn 21. Minnesota 22. Texas A&M 23. Oklahoma State 24. USF 25. Tennessee Tech NCAA PLAYER RANKINGS - TOP 100 (THRU 4/25/18) NCBWA 1. Stanford 2. Florida 3. Texas Tech 4. NC State 5. Oregon State 6. Ole Miss 7. Arkansas 8. East Carolina 9. UCLA 10. Southern Miss 11. North Carolina 12. Clemson 13. Kentucky 14. Duke 15. Indiana 16. Florida State 17. Vanderbilt 18. Texas A&M 19. Texas 20. Coastal Carolina 21. Tennessee Tech 22. Florida Atlantic 23. Georgia 24. Oklahoma 25. Auburn BA CB D1 NCBWA PG USA Today Preseason February NP February NP March March March March April April April NR April April 30 May 7 May 14 May 21 May 28 Statistic (Players ranked) Player NCAA ACC Value Base on Balls (135) Rhett Aplin Cal Raleigh Steven Wells Base on Balls Per Game (150) Rhett Aplin Cal Raleigh Steven Wells Complete Games (62) Andrew Karp Games Started (15) Andrew Karp Drew Parrish Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (150) Drew Parrish Home Runs (113) Jackson Lueck Home Runs Per Game (141) Jackson Lueck On Base Percentage (150) Steven Wells Pitching Appearances (117) Jonah Scolaro Sacrifice Flies (93) Mike Salvatore Drew Mendoza Rhett Aplin Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (150) Andrew Karp Strikeouts (137) Andrew Karp Drew Parrish Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (150) Andrew Karp Toughest to Strike Out (150) Mike Salvatore Victories (114) Andrew Karp Cole Sands Perfect Game 1. Florida 2. NC State 3. Stanford 4. Texas Tech 5. Oregon State 6. Ole Miss 7. East Carolina 8. Clemson 9. Arkansas 10. UCLA 11. Southern Miss 12. Indiana 13. Vanderbilt 14. Kentucky 15. Duke 16. Florida Atlantic 17. Florida State 18. North Carolina 19. Auburn 20. Texas A&M 21. Texas 22. Oklahoma 23. USF 24. Coastal Carolina 25. Jacksonville JERSEY COMBOS USA Today Coaches 1. Florida 2. Stanford 3. NC State 4. Texas Tech 5. Oregon State 6. Ole Miss 7. Arkansas 8. East Carolina 9. UCLA 10. Clemson 11. Duke 12. North Carolina 13. Southern Miss 14. Florida State 15. Kentucky 16. Indiana 17. Vanderbilt 18. Texas A&M 19. Coastal Carolina 20. Georgia 21. Texas 22. Auburn 23. Oklahoma 24. UConn 25. Tennessee Tech This season, Florida State unveiled a new cream-color uniform combination. The Seminoles now have eight different jersey tops and five different pairs of pants. The most famous of these uniforms, the Sunday Golds, are worn during home games played on Sundays. Over the past 10 seasons, since 2009, FSU is in the uniforms, including perfect records in 2010 (10-0) and 2012 (11-0) Feb. 18 Xavier 5-1 Feb. 25 Troy 9-4 Mar. 4 UNC Asheville 4-2 Mar. 18 Notre Dame Uniform Combinations: Hat Jersey Pant Record White White White 7-1 White Garnet White 3-0 Garnet Cream Cream 4-3 Grey Grey Grey 6-5 Garnet Garnet White 1-1 Grey Garnet Grey 0-1 Garnet Garnet Cream 2-1 Garnet Garnet Grey 0-1 Special (St. Patrick s Day, Negro Leagues) 2-0 Sunday Golds FSU BASEBALL 7

8 SERIES STATS BATTING AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB K Xavier USF Troy Jacksonville UNC Asheville Kansas Wake Forest Florida Notre Dame UCF North Carolina Louisville Georgia Tech Duke Stetson Boston College Miami Clemson Mount St. Mary s NC State PITCHING W-L ERA IP H R ER 2B 3B HR BB K Xavier USF Troy Jacksonville UNC Asheville Kansas Wake Forest Florida Notre Dame UCF North Carolina Louisville Georgia Tech Duke Stetson Boston College Miami Clemson Mount St. Mary s NC State WALKOFF WINS (SINCE 2013) Date Player Walk-off Opponent Inning Final 3/30/18 Jonathan Foster 2-R HR Louisville 9th 8-7 3/3/18 Drew Mendoza RBI Single UNC Asheville 9th 4-3 2/24/18 Drew Mendoza RBI Single Jacksonville 9th 6-5 6/10/17 Jackson Lueck RBI Single Sam Houston State (Super Regional) 9th 7-6 6/4/17 J.C. Flowers HBP Auburn (Regional) 10th 8-7 5/24/17 Jackson Lueck 2-R HR Notre Dame (ACC Tournament) 12th 5-3 4/4/17 Jackson Lueck RBI Double Florida Gulf Coast 9th 7-6 3/21/17 J.C. Flowers 2-R Single Jacksonville 9th /28/16 Dylan Busby RBI Single Miami (ACC Tournament) 9th 5-4 5/21/16 Jackson Lueck Solo HR Miami 12th 3-2 4/23/16 Jackson Lueck RBI Single Notre Dame 12th 7-6 3/23/16 Taylor Walls RBI Single UCF 11th 5-4 3/9/16 Matt Henderson RBI Single (bunt) Toledo 9th 3-2 3/2/16 Cal Raleigh Sac Fly Villanova 14th /29/15 Josh Delph RBI Single Mercer (Regional) 10th 5-4 4/14/15 Quincy Nieporte Solo HR Florida 12th 4-3 3/29/15 Josh Delph RBI Single/Error Virginia Tech 9th 6-5 5/3/14 John Nogowski RBI Single Minnesota 9th 5-4 4/4/14 Casey Smit RBI Single Notre Dame 12th 8-7 3/15/14 Jose Brizuela RBI Single NC State 13th 9-8 5/5/13 Stephen McGee RBI Single UCF 9th 5-4 2/17/13 DJ Stewart 2-R HR Rhode Island 10th 8-6 HOME RUNS SEASON No Player Date Opp Type 1 N. Derr 2/16 Xavier Solo 2 J. Lueck 2/23 Troy Solo 3 J. Foster 2/23 Troy 3-R 4 R. Bournigal 3/5 Kansas 2-R 5 C. Raleigh 3/6 Kansas Solo 6 J. Herron 3/6 Kansas 3-R 7 J. Lueck (2) 3/9 at Wake 2-R 8 R. Aplin 3/13 at Florida Solo 9 C. Raleigh (2) 3/13 at Florida Solo 10 R. Aplin (2) 3/13 at Florida 2-R 11 D. Mendoza 3/13 at Florida Solo 12 D. Mendoza (2) 3/16 ND Solo 13 N. Derr (2) 3/16 ND 2-R 14 S. Wells 3/16 ND 3-R 15 R. Albert 3/17 ND Solo 16 N. Derr (3) 3/17 ND 2-R 17 R. Albert (2) 3/18 ND Solo 18 J. Lueck (3) 3/20 UCF 2-R 19 N. Derr (4) 3/21 UCF 3-R 20 D. Mendoza (3) 3/21 UCF Solo 21 J. Lueck (4) 3/23 at UNC 3-R 22 C. Raleigh (3) 3/25 at UNC 3-R 23 N. Derr (5) 3/25 at UNC GS 24 J. Lueck (5) 3/25 at UNC Solo 25 M. Salvatore 3/30 Louisville GS 26 J. Foster (2) 3/30 Louisville 2-R 27 C. Raleigh (4) 4/4 J-Ville 2-R 28 R. Albert (3) 4/4 J-Ville 2-R 29 C. Swanson 4/4 J-Ville Solo 30 N. Derr (6) 4/6 at Ga. Tech 3-R 31 J. Lueck (6) 4/6 at Ga. Tech 2-R 32 C. Swanson (2) 4/10 Florida Solo 33 J. Lueck (7) 4/10 Florida Solo 34 J. Lueck (8) 4/14 Duke 2-R 35 S. Wells (2) 4/14 Duke Solo 36 S. Wells (3) 4/17 Stetson Solo 37 C. Raleigh (5) 4/18 Stetson 3-R 38 D. Mendoza (4) 4/18 Stetson Solo 39 S. Wells (4) 4/18 Stetson Solo 40 J. Lueck (9) 4/18 Stetson Solo 41 C. Raleigh (6) 4/18 Stetson 2-R 42 R. Bournigal (2) 4/18 Stetson 2-R 43 C. Johnson 4/18 Stetson 3-R 44 J. Lueck (10) 4/20 at BC 2-R 40 for 40 Active Streaks, 40+ Win Seasons Florida State Louisville LSU Dallas Baptist Florida TCU

9 THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED HITTING A Seminole Hit A Grand Slam: Mike Salvatore, March 30, 2018 FSU 8, Louisville 7 Florida State Hit 2 Grand Slams: DJ Stewart & Chris Marconcini, April 17, 2015 FSU 15, Pitt 2 Had A Walk Off Hit: Jonathan Foster, March 30, 2018 FSU 8, Louisville 7 Hit A Walk Off Home Run: Jonathan Foster, March 30, 2018 FSU 8, Louisville 7 Had A Walk Off Bunt: Matt Henderson, March 9, 2016 FSU 3, Toledo 2 Had A Walk Off Sacrifice Hit: Cal Raleigh, March 3, 2016 FSU 11, Villanova 10 (14) Florida State Hit 2 Home Runs In An Inning: D. Mendoza & S. Wells, April 18, 2018 FSU 18, Stetson 10 Florida State Hit 3 Home Runs In An Inning: J. Lueck, C. Raleigh & R. Bournigal April 18, 2018 FSU 18, Stetson 10 Florida State Hit 4 Home Runs In An Inning: R. Malone (2), J. Rye, D. Guinn, March 4, 2006 FSU 21, Brown 5 Florida State Hit 5 Home Runs In A Game: S. Cardullo (3) & M. McGee (2), May 27, 2010 FSU 11, Virginia 4 Florida State Hit 6 Home Runs In A Game: D. Busby (2), C. Raleigh, T. Holton, J. Lueck, H. Kelly, June 5, 2016 FSU 18, South Alabama 6 Florida State Hit 7+ Home Runs In A Game: C. Raleigh (2), J. Lueck, S. Wells, D. Mendoza, R. Bournigal, C. Johnson, April 18, 2018 FSU 18, Stetson 10 A Seminole Hit An Inside-The-Park Home Run: James Ramsey, Feb. 25, 2011 FSU 14, Hofstra 3 A Seminole Hit 2+ Home Runs In An Inning: Ryne Malone (2), March 4, 2006 FSU 21, Brown 5 A Seminole Led Off Game With Home Run: Taylor Walls, June 11, 2017 FSU 19, Sam Houston State 0 A Seminole Hit Home Runs In Consecutive At-Bats: Rhett Aplin, March 13, 2018 Florida 12, FSU 6 Florida State Hit Back-To-Back Home Runs: D. Mendoza & S. Wells, April 18, 2018 FSU 18, Stetson 10 Florida State Hit Back-To-Back-To-Back Home Runs: T. Holt, S. Cardullo, M. McGee, May 9, 2010 FSU 11, Boston College 6 A Seminole Hit 2 Home Runs In One Game: Cal Raleigh, April 18, 2018 FSU 18, Stetson 10 A Seminole Hit 3+ Home Runs In One Game: Stephen Cardullo (3), May 27, 2010 FSU 11, Virginia 4 A Seminole Hit For The Cycle: Tyler Holt, March 28, 2010 (In order - 1B(1), 2B(2), 3B(3), HR(5)) FSU 9, Maryland 5 A Seminole Had 5 Hits In One Game: Drew Mendoza (5-for-6), April 18, 2018 FSU 18, Stetson 10 A Seminole Had Hits in 7+ Consecutive At-Bats: 12, Steven Wells, April 17-21, 2018 HR, BB, 1B, 1B, HR, 1B, 2B, BB, BB, 1B, 1B, 1B, Sac Bunt, 2B, BB, 1B, 1B A Seminole Had 7 Hits In One Game: Stephen Cardullo (7-for-9), May 31, 2009 FSU 37, Ohio State 6 A Seminole Had 3 Doubles In One Game: Quincy Nieporte (3), May 18, 2017 FSU 12, Louisville 9 A Seminole Had 6 RBI In One Game: Drew Mendoza (6), May 9, 2017 FSU 21, Jacksonville 2 A Seminole Had 7 RBI In One Game: Quincy Nieporte (7), March 11, 2015 FSU 15, UCF 11 A Seminole Had 8+ RBI In One Game: Marshall McDougall (16), May 9, 1999 FSU 26, Maryland 2 Florida State Had Multiple Players With 4+ RBI: Quincy Nieporte (4) & Taylor Walls (4), June 11, 2017 FSU 19, Sam Houston State 0 A Seminole Stole 5 Bases In One Game Chip Bifano (6), April 7, 1977 FSU 11, Nebraska-Kearney 1 A Seminole Stole Home: J.C. Flowers, March 9, 2018 FSU 7, Wake Forest 3 A Seminole Struck Out Four Times In A Game: Rhett Aplin, March 23, 2018 FSU 6, North Carolina 3 (10) A Seminole Homered in His First FSU At-Bat Jonathan Foster, February 23, 2018 FSU 7, Jacksonville 3 A Seminole Scored 5+ Runs In A Game: Taylor Walls (5), June 11, 2017 FSU 19, Sam Houston State 0 Florida State Left 15+ Runners On: 15, June 11, 2017 FSU 19, Sam Houston State 0 An Opposing Player Hit 2 Home Runs In A Game: Michael Busch, March 23, 2018 North Carolina 16, FSU 8 An Opponent Hit Back-To-Back Home Runs: O. Serratos & A. Wilhite, April 8, 2018 Georgia Tech 16, FSU 3 An Opponent Hit Back-To-Back-To-Back Home Runs: Jeroloman, McArthur and Leclerc, June 10, 2005 Florida 8, FSU 1 PITCHING A Seminole Pitcher Struck Out 4 Batters in an Inning Cobi Johnson, March 6, 2018 (6th) FSU 12, Kansas 7 A Seminole Pitcher Threw A No-Hitter: Chris Chavez, February 18, 1998 FSU 13, Charleston Southern 0 Florida State Combined to Throw A No-Hitter: Cole Sands/Cobi Johnson/Jim Voyles, March 9, 2016 FSU 3, Toledo 2 Florida State Was No-Hit: Terry Harvey, March 26, 1993 NC State 8, FSU 0 A Seminole Pitcher Threw A Complete Game: Andrew Karp, March 27, 2018 Florida 1, FSU 0 A Seminole Pitcher Threw A Complete Game Shutout: Will Zirzow, June 5, 2017 FSU 6, Auburn 0 A Seminole Pitcher Threw A Complete Game (7 INN or less): Sean Gilmartin, May 14, 2009 FSU 9, Grambling State 1 (6) A Seminole Pitcher Threw A Complete Game Shutout (7 INN or less): Mike Hyde, May 26, 2006 FSU 11, Virginia 0 (7) An Opposing Pitcher Threw A Complete Game: Connor Thomas, April 7, 2018 Georgia Tech 2, FSU 1 Florida State Shut Out An Opponent: vs. Stetson, April 17, 2018 FSU 4, Stetson 0 Florida State Was Shut Out: vs. Florida, March 27, 2018 Florida 1, FSU 0 A Seminole Pitcher Gave Up Three HR In a Game: Cole Sands, March 16, 2018 Notre Dame 8, FSU 7 A Seminole Pitcher Gave Up Four HR in a Game: Bryan Henry, June 10, 2005 Florida 8, FSU 1 A Seminole Pitcher Gave Up A Grand Slam: Cole Sands to Matt Vierling, March 16, 2018 Notre Dame 8, FSU 7 A Seminole Struck Out 10+ Batters: Andrew Karp (10), March 20, 2018 FSU 6, UCF 4 A Seminole Struck Out 10+ Batters in Consecutive Games: Tyler Holton - 11 vs. Louisville (5/19/17), 10 vs. Louisville (5/26/17), 13 vs. Tennessee Tech (6/3/17) A Seminole Struck Out 15+ Batters: Tyler Chambliss (15), March 11, 2006 FSU 6, Maryland 2 Florida State Walked 10+ Batters: 12, April 8, 2018 Georgia Tech 16, FSU 3 Florida State Did Not Walk A Batter: April 18, 2018 FSU 4, Stetson 0 9 SCORING & MISCELLANEOUS Florida State Recorded 20+ Hits: 20, April 18, 2018 FSU 18, Stetson 10 Florida State Scored 20+ Runs: May 9, 2017 FSU 21, Jacksonville 2 Florida State Scored 30+ Runs: May 31, 2009 FSU 37, Ohio State 6 Florida State Scored 10+ Runs In An Inning: 10 (7th Inn), April 7, 2017 FSU 16, NC State 7 An Opponent Scored 10+ Runs In An Inning: 10 (6th Inn), March 19, 2017 Virginia Tech 17, FSU 0 Florida State Swept A Three-Game ACC Series At Home: Notre Dame, April 22-24, , 7-6 (12), 11-6 Florida State Swept A Three-Game ACC Series On The Road: at BC, April 20-22, (11), 13-7 at Fenway Park, 6-1 Florida State Was Swept In A Three-Game ACC Series At Home: UNC, March 31-April 2, , 2-5 (11), 7-9 Florida State Was Swept In A Three-Game ACC Series On The Road: at ND, April 10-12, , 1-4, 1-2 Florida State Played 20+ Innings: May 6, 2006 FSU 4, Wake Forest 3 (20) Florida State Turned a Triple Play: May 3, 2009; (9-2-4) RF - R. O Connor to C - P. Brunelle to 2B - J. Stidham FSU 9, Virginia Tech 4 Florida State Recorded A Walk-Off Win: March 30, 2018 (Jonathan Foster home run) A Florida State Opponent Recorded A Walk-Off Win: FSU 8, Louisville 7 March 10, 2018 (DJ Poteet HR) Wake Forest 4, FSU 3 Committed 5+ Errors In One Game: 5, April 24, 2018 Stetson 5, FSU 3 Opponent Committed 5+ Errors In One Game: 5, March 6, 2018 FSU 12, Kansas 7

10 2018 BATTING ORDER: GAME-BY-GAME Date Opponent SP 2/16 Xavier Salvatore Lueck Aplin Mendoza Raleigh Derr Flowers Bournigal Wells Holton 2/17 Xavier Salvatore Lueck Aplin Mendoza Raleigh Derr Flowers Bournigal Wells Sands 2/18 Xavier Salvatore Lueck Mendoza Aplin Raleigh Bournigal Flowers Albert Frey Parrish 2/20 USF Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Bournigal Flowers Derr Wells Karp 2/23 Troy Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Bournigal Flowers Albert Wells Sands 2/24 Troy Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Cavanaugh Bournigal Flowers Albert Parrish 2/25 Troy Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Bournigal Flowers Herron Wells Pollock 2/27 at Jacksonville Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Flowers Bournigal Wells Albert Karp 3/2 UNC Asheville Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Flowers Bournigal Wells Swanson Sands 3/3 UNC Asheville Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Flowers Bournigal Wells Swanson Parrish 3/4 UNC Asheville Swanson Salvatore Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Foster Flowers Derr Pollock 3/5 Kansas Swanson Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Flowers Bournigal Salvatore Karp 3/6 Kansas Swanson Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Flowers Derr Salvatore Kwiatkowski 3/9 at W. Forest Wells Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Flowers Bournigal Derr Salvatore Sands 3/10 at W. Forest Wells Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Cavanaugh Bournigal Albert Salvatore Parrish 3/10 at W. Forest Frey Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Foster Bournigal Wells Salvatore Pollock 3/13 at Florida Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Flowers Herron Derr Karp 3/16 Notre Dame Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Flowers Derr Herron Sands 3/17 Notre Dame Salvatore Herron Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Flowers Derr Frey Parrish 3/18 Notre Dame Salvatore Derr Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Lueck Albert Flowers Pollock 3/20 UCF Derr Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Flowers Albert Salvatore Karp 3/21 UCF Derr Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Bournigal Flowers Wells Salvatore Van Eyk 3/23 at UNC Derr Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Wells Flowers Salvatore Sands 3/23 at UNC Derr Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Wells Flowers Salvatore Parrish 3/25 at UNC Derr Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Wells Flowers Salvatore Pollock 3/27 vs. Florida Derr Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Wells Bournigal Salvatore Karp 3/29 Louisville Salvatore Lueck Mendoza Raleigh Aplin Derr Herron Wells Swanson Sands 3/30 Louisville Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Bournigal Albert Wells Swanson Parrish 3/31 Louisville Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Derr Foster Swanson Pollock 4/4 Jacksonville Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Derr Albert Foster Swanson Karp 4/6 at Ga. Tech Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Derr Wells Swanson Sands 4/7 at Ga. Tech Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Derr Wells Foster Swanson Parrish 4/8 at Ga. Tech Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Swanson Bournigal Wells Pollock 4/10 Florida Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Derr Swanson Wells Karp 4/13 Duke Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Derr Swanson Cavanaugh Albert Sands 4/14 Duke Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Derr Cavanaugh Albert Wells Parrish 4/17 Stetson Aplin Salvatore Raleigh Mendoza Lueck Albert Derr Bournigal Wells Karp 4/18 Stetson Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Swanson Mendoza Wells Bournigal Albert Pollock 4/20 at BC Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Wells Bournigal Derr Parrish 4/21 at BC (Fenway) Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Johnson Derr Albert Van Eyk 4/22 at BC Salvatore Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Wells Johnson Albert Derr Karp 4/24 at Stetson Wells Lueck Aplin Raleigh Mendoza Albert Derr Bournigal Salvatore Pollock 10

11 2018 BY POSITION: GAME-BY-GAME Date Opponent Record C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 2/16 Xavier 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Derr 2/17 Xavier 2 (2-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Derr 2/18 Xavier 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Albert Frey 2/20 USF 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Bournigal 2/23 Troy 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Albert 2/24 Troy 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Albert Cavanaugh 2/25 Troy 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Herron 2/27 at Jacksonville 2 (2-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Albert 3/2 UNC Asheville 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Swanson 3/3 UNC Asheville 2 (2-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Swanson 3/4 UNC Asheville 1 (1-0) Foster Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Swanson Flowers Wells Raleigh 3/5 Kansas 3 (3-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Swanson 3/6 Kansas 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Swanson 3/9 at W. Forest 3 (3-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Derr 3/10 at W. Forest 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Wells Albert Cavanaugh 3/10 at W. Forest 1 (0-1) Foster Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Frey Wells Raleigh 3/13 at Florida 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Herron 3/16 Notre Dame 2 (0-2) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Herron 3/17 Notre Dame 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Frey Flowers Wells Herron 3/18 Notre Dame 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Albert 3/20 UCF 2 (2-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Albert 3/21 UCF 2 (2-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Bournigal 3/23 at UNC 3 (2-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Albert 3/23 at UNC 4 (3-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Albert 3/25 at UNC 5 (4-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Flowers Wells Albert 3/27 vs. Florida 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Wells Albert Bournigal 3/29 Louisville 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Swanson Wells Herron 3/30 Louisville 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Swanson Wells Albert 3/31 Louisville 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Swanson Wells Foster 4/4 Jacksonville 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Swanson Albert Foster 4/6 at Ga. Tech 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Wells Albert Swanson 4/7 at Ga. Tech 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Wells Swanson Foster 4/8 at Ga. Tech 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Wells Albert Swanson 4/10 Florida 2 (1-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Wells Albert Swanson 4/13 Duke 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Albert Swanson Cavanaugh 4/14 Duke 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Albert Wells Cavanaugh 4/17 Stetson 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Albert Wells Derr 4/18 Stetson 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Albert Wells Swanson 4/20 at BC 2 (2-0) Raleigh Aplin Bournigal Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Albert Wells Derr 4/21 at BC (Fenway) 1 (1-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Albert Wells Johnson 4/22 at BC 2 (2-0) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Albert Wells Johnson 4/24 at Stetson 1 (0-1) Raleigh Aplin Derr Mendoza Salvatore Lueck Albert Wells Bournigal 11

12 PITCHING (STARTERS) Date Opp. (W-L-ND) IP H R ER BB K 2/16 Xavier /17 Xavier /18 Xavier /20 USF /23 Troy /24 Troy /25 Troy /27 at Jacksonville /2 UNC Asheville /3 UNC Asheville /4 UNC Asheville /5 Kansas /6 Kansas /9 at Wake Forest /10 at Wake Forest /10 at Wake Forest /13 at Florida /16 Notre Dame /17 Notre Dame /18 Notre Dame /20 UCF /21 UCF /23 at North Carolina /23 at North Carolina /25 at North Carolina /27 vs. Florida /29 Louisville /30 Louisville /31 Louisville /4 Jacksonville /6 at Georgia Tech /7 at Georgia Tech /8 at Georgia Tech /10 Florida /13 Duke /14 Duke /17 Stetson /18 Stetson /20 at Boston College /21 at Boston College /22 at Boston College /24 at Stetson /27 Miami 4/28 Miami 4/29 Miami 5/5 at Clemson 5/6 at Clemson 5/7 at Clemson 5/9 Jacksonville 5/11 Mount St. Mary s 5/12 Mount St. Mary s 5/13 Mount St. Mary s 5/17 NC State 5/18 NC State 5/19 NC State 2018 Totals PITCHING (BULLPEN) Date Opp. (W-L-ND) IP H R ER BB K 2/16 Xavier /17 Xavier /18 Xavier /20 USF /23 Troy /24 Troy /25 Troy /27 at Jacksonville /2 UNC Asheville /3 UNC Asheville /4 UNC Asheville /5 Kansas /6 Kansas /9 at Wake Forest /10 at Wake Forest /10 at Wake Forest /13 at Florida /16 Notre Dame /17 Notre Dame /18 Notre Dame /20 UCF /21 UCF /23 at North Carolina /23 at North Carolina /25 at North Carolina /27 vs. Florida /29 Louisville /30 Louisville /31 Louisville /4 Jacksonville /6 at Georgia Tech /7 at Georgia Tech /8 at Georgia Tech /10 Florida /13 Duke /14 Duke /17 Stetson /18 Stetson * 3 2 4/20 at Boston College /21 at Boston College /22 at Boston College /24 at Stetson /27 Miami 4/28 Miami 4/29 Miami 5/5 at Clemson 5/6 at Clemson 5/7 at Clemson 5/9 Jacksonville 5/11 Mount St. Mary s 5/12 Mount St. Mary s 5/13 Mount St. Mary s 5/17 NC State 5/18 NC State 5/19 NC State 2018 Totals *Three unearned team runs vs. Stetson (4/18) 12 FSU RECORD BREAKDOWN SUMMARY Overall Home 21-5 Away 8-7 Neutral 0-1 vs. Ranked Teams (USA Today) 4-6 Opponent ranked Opponent ranked On TV 1-1 On Internet Extra Innings 2-1 Morning Start (Before 12 p.m.) 1-0 Afternoon Start (12-6 p.m.) 15-8 Evening Start (After 6 p.m.) 13-5 Opponent.500 or better (at time of game) Opponent below.500 (at time of game) 11-3 CONFERENCE ACC 11-9 ACC Home 4-4 ACC Away 7-5 ACC Tournament 0-0 vs. American 3-0 vs. Atlantic Sun 4-1 vs. Big East 3-0 vs. Big South 3-0 vs. Big vs. Northeast 0-0 vs. SEC 0-3 vs. Sun Belt 3-0 LOCATION in Florida 22-8 in Georgia 1-2 in Massachusetts 3-0 in North Carolina 3-3 in South Carolina 0-0 DAY OF WEEK on Monday 1-0 on Tuesday 5-4 on Wednesday 3-0 on Thursday 1-0 on Friday 8-3 on Saturday 5-5 on Sunday 6-1 MONTH in February 8-0 in March 14-7 in April 7-6 in May 0-0 in June 0-0 PITCHING FSU starts RHP 15-6 FSU starts LHP 14-7 Opponent starts RHP 19-8 Opponent starts LHP 10-5 SCORING FSU scores 0-3 runs 0-9 FSU scores 4-7 runs 16-3 FSU scores 8+ runs 13-1 Opponent scores 0-3 runs 16-2 Opponent scores 4-7 runs 11-6 Opponent scores 8+ runs run games run games run games 8-1 FSU hits a home run 15-5 Opponent hits a home run 16-7 FSU has more hits 20-1 Opponent has more hits 6-11 Hits are tied 3-0 FSU scores in 1st inning 13-1 Opponent scores in 1st inning 9-6 FSU scores first 16-4 Opponent scores first 13-9 FSU leading after 6 innings 25-1 Opponent leading after 6 innings 1-10 Tied after 6 innings 3-2 FSU leading after 7 innings 25-1 Opponent leading after 7 innings 0-11 Tied after 7 innings 4-1 FSU leading after 8 innings 26-1 Opponent leading after 8 innings 1-11 Tied after 8 innings 2-1 FIELDING FSU commits 0 errors 10-6 FSU commits 1-2 errors 15-4 Opponent commits 0 errors 6-8 Opponent commits 1-2 errors 20-5

13 HEAD COACH MIKE MARTIN 39th season as Head Coach 44th season coaching at FSU 46th season at Florida State 3 Wins from becoming the winningest coach in NCAA baseball history. Currently trails only Augie Garrido (1,975). WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES (THRU 4/25/18) (Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes record at four-year colleges only.) by PERCENTAGE Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1 Mike Martin, Florida St. 39 1, Mike Fox, North Carolina 35 1, Brian O Connor, Virginia Dan McDonnell, Louisville Wayne Graham, Rice 27 1, Jim Morris, Miami (FL) 37 1, Kevin O Sullivan, Florida Jim Schlossnagle, TCU Gary Gilmore, Coastal Carolina 29 1, Paul Mainieri, LSU 36 1, by VICTORIES Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1 Mike Martin, Florida St. 39 1, Jim Morris, Miami (FL) 37 1, Mike Fox, North Carolina 35 1, Paul Mainieri, LSU 36 1, John Anderson, Minnesota 37 1, Keith Guttin, Missouri St. 36 1, Danny Hall, Georgia Tech 31 1, Gary Gilmore, Coastal Carolina 29 1, Wayne Graham, Rice 27 1, Mike Gillespie, UC Irvine 31 1, HEAD COACHING HONORS: 1980, 86, 87 Florida Diamond Club Coach of the Year 1986, 87 Atlantic District Coach of the Year Six-Time Metro Conference Coach of the Year 1996, 98, 99, 01, 07, 09, 12 ACC Coach of the Year 2000, 12 ABCA Atlantic Region Coach of the Year 2004 Bernard F. Sliger Award for Service 2004 Distinguished Alumnus at Wingate University 2005 Florida Sports Hall of Fame inductee 2005 Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium dedicated 2007 ABCA Hall of Fame inductee 2012 Baseball America Coach of the Year 2018 North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame inductee ACCOMPLISHMENTS AT FLORIDA STATE: Active NCAA Division I baseball coaches for winning percentage and wins Led Florida State to an unprecedented 12 consecutive 50- plus win seasons from Led Florida State to 40 wins in 40 consecutive seasons, including all 38 as head coach Led FSU to an NCAA regional for 40 straight seasons, including all 38 as head coach, the longest active streak in the country His Seminole teams have made 16 trips to the College World Series since 1980 (1980, 86, 87, 89, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96, 98, 99, 00, 08, 10, 12, 17) Just 3 wins shy of becoming the winningest coach in NCAA history, regardless of sport. His 1,973 wins as head coach are the most for any coach at one school in NCAA history. Has coached 91 All-Americans, while 130 players have garnered All-ACC recognition Produced 18 first round draft picks, four Golden Spikes Award winners and two recipients of the Dick Howser Trophy MARTIN WIN MILESTONES: No vs. Miami 2/24/1980 No vs. Valdosta State 4/27/1981 No vs. Georgia Southern 4/20/1983 No vs. Southern Miss 3/23/1985 No vs. Samford 2/18/1987 No vs. Arizona State 2/5/1989 No vs. Cincinnati 5/13/1990 No vs. Miami 4/26/1992 No vs. Furman 4/24/1994 No vs. Jacksonville 4/10/1996 No vs. Jacksonville 4/8/1998 No vs. Duke 3/10/2000 No vs. Appalachian State 3/13/2002 No vs. Oral Roberts 2/22/2004 No vs. Minnesota 2/25/2006 No vs. Georgia Tech 3/16/2008 No vs. Virginia Tech 2/4/2010 No vs. Georgia Tech 4/8/2012 No (13 inn.) vs. Wake Forest 4/21/2014 No vs. VCU 2/19/2017 OTHER NOTABLE GAMES: FSU career wins leader (No. 249): vs. Georgia State 4/1/1984 Mike Martin Field dedication: 3-1 vs. Clemson 4/2/2005 No. 2 all-time NCAA wins (passing Gordie Gillespie): 6-1 vs. Georgia Tech (ACC Tourney) 5/26/ MARTIN COACHING HISTORY PLAYER Year W-L-T Pct. Postseason College World Series NCAA Regionals Total ASST. COACH Year W-L-T Pct. Postseason College World Series NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals Total HEAD COACH Year W-L-T Pct. Postseason College World Series NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals College World Series College World Series NCAA Regionals College World Series NCAA Regionals College World Series College World Series NCAA Regionals College World Series College World Series College World Series NCAA Regionals College World Series College World Series College World Series NCAA Super Regionals NCAA Super Regionals NCAA Super Regionals NCAA Super Regionals NCAA Super Regionals NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals College World Series NCAA Super Regionals College World Series NCAA Super Regionals College World Series NCAA Super Regionals NCAA Regionals NCAA Super Regionals NCAA Super Regionals College World Series Total 1, FSU Totals 2,