2009 MISSOURI BASEBALL SCHEDULE. MIZZOU vs. SAINT LOUIS APRIL 1, 2009 St. LOUIS, mo.

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1 2009 MISSOURI BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result Feb. 20 vs. Nevada ^ W, 12-1 Feb. 21 vs. Gonzaga ^ L, 3-9 Feb. 22 vs. Nevada ^ L, 4-8 Feb. 22 vs. Gonzaga ^ L, 9-13 Feb. 24 at Arizona State L, 1-3 Feb. 26 at Arizona State # L, 1-2 Feb. 27 vs. Oregon State # L, 8-12 Feb. 28 vs. Northern Illinois # L, 2-5 March 1 at Arizona State # W, 5-2 MARCH 4 WESTERN ILLINOIS W, 8-0 MARCH 6 BALL STATE W, 4-1 MARCH 7 BALL STATE L, 5-14 MARCH 7 BALL STATE W, 18-4 MARCH 8 BALL STATE W, 7-6 MARCH 10 WESTERN ILLINOIS W, 18-4 March 14 at Texas * W, 2-0 March 14 at Texas * L, 0-5 March 15 at Texas * L, 3-4 MARCH 18 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE W, 4-1 MARCH 20 TEXAS A&M * W, 3-2 MARCH 21 TEXAS A&M * W, 6-2 MARCH 22 TEXAS A&M * L, 5-6 MARCH 24 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO L, 4-6 MARCH 25 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W, 12-8 March 29 at Oklahoma State * L, 1-13 March 29 at Oklahoma State * L, 2-6 March 30 at Oklahoma State * W, 1-0 April 1 vs. Saint Louis Univ.! 7:15 p.m. APRIL 3 OKLAHOMA * 6:30 P.M. APRIL 4 OKLAHOMA * [MSN] 2 P.M. APRIL 5 OKLAHOMA * 1 P.M. APRIL 7 MINNESOTA 6:30 P.M. APRIL 8 MINNESOTA 2 P.M. April 10 at Baylor * 6:30 p.m. April 11 at Baylor * 6:30 p.m. April 12 at Baylor * 1:30 p.m. APRIL 14 INDIANA STATE 6:30 P.M. APRIL 15 INDIANA STATE 3 P.M. April 17 at Kansas State * 6:30 p.m. April 18 at Kansas State * 2 p.m. April 19 at Kansas State * 1 p.m. April 22 vs. Kansas + 6:30 p.m. APRIL 24 TEXAS TECH * 6:30 P.M. APRIL 25 TEXAS TECH * 2 P.M. APRIL 26 TEXAS TECH * 1 P.M. April 28 vs. Eastern Illinois % 6:30 p.m. April 29 at Missouri State 6:30 p.m. May 1 at Nebraska * 6 p.m. May 2 at Nebraska * 2 p.m. May 3 at Nebraska * 1 p.m. MAY 5 MISSOURI STATE 6:30 P.M. MAY 8 KANSAS * 6:30 P.M. MAY 9 KANSAS * 2 P.M. MAY 10 KANSAS * 1 P.M. MAY 15 CAL STATE-BAKERSFIELD 6:30 P.M. MAY 16 CAL STATE-BAKERSFIELD 2 P.M. MAY 17 CAL STATE-BAKERSFIELD 1 P.M. May Big 12 Championship TBA May 29-June 1 NCAA Regionals TBA June 5-7 NCAA Super Regionals TBA June College World Series TBA HOME GAMES IN BOLD All times central and subject to change. * Big 12 Conference Games ^ Grand Canyon Classic (Phoenix, Ariz.) # ASU DeMarini Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.)! at Busch Stadium (St. Louis, Mo.) + at Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) % at T.R. Hughes Ballpark (O Fallon, Mo.) 2009 mizzou baseball First Pitch: 7:15 p.m. Series History: MU leads Last Meeting: MU def. SLU, 19-1 March 14, 2007 in Columbia Stadium: Busch Stadium Capacity: 46,000 Radio: KTGR 1580-AM Live Audio: KTGR.com Live Gametracker: mutigers.com MISSOURI TIGERS Overall Record: Big 12 Record: 4-5 Last 5/Last 10: 2-3/5-5 Streak: Won 1 Rankings: NR Head Coach: Tim Jamieson Career Record: (15th season) Record at MU: (15th season) MIZZOU vs. SAINT LOUIS APRIL 1, 2009 St. LOUIS, mo. Baseball Contact: Josh Murray Office Phone: Cell Phone: murrayjos@missouri.edu Fax: Web: mutigers.com SAINT LOUIS BILLIKENS Overall Record: A-10 Record: 2-3 Last 5/Last 10: 3-2/4-6 Streak: Lost 1 Rankings: NR Head Coach: Darin Hendrickson Career Record: (10th season) Record at SLU: (2nd season) FIRST PITCH On Wednesday, Missouri will take on Saint Louis University at Busch Stadium, the home of the St. Louis Cardinals. First pitch is set for 7:15 p.m. Tickets are available for $10. All seating is general admission in the Infield Field Box seats. Gates to Busch Stadium will open at 6:15 p.m. It will be the first of two games Mizzou will play in a Major League Baseball stadium this year. On April 22, the Tigers will face Kansas at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City. MU enters the game with a record of on the season, while the Billikens are Missouri leads the all-time series with SLU, and won the last meeting between the two teams, 19-1, in 2007 at Taylor Stadium. The Tigers will return to Columbia this weekend, hosting Oklahoma in a three-game series at Taylor Stadium. That series will open Friday at 6:30 p.m. t Projected Lineup Pos. Player Yr. B/T Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI C Trevor Coleman Jr. S/R B Steve Gray Sr. L/R or Greg Folgia Jr. S/R B Andrew Thigpen So. R/R or Conner Mach Fr. R/R B Kyle Mach Sr. R/R SS Michael Liberto Jr. R/R LF Greg Folgia Jr. S/R or Ryan Gebhart Fr. S/R CF Ryan Lollis Sr. L/L RF Aaron Senne Jr. L/L Projected pitching matchup Team Pitcher Class L/R W-L ERA G-GS IP H R-ER BB K MU Ian Berger Sr. RHP SLU Andrew Buckham So. LHP

2 4t COLLEGE BASEBALL POLLS (as of 3/30/09) Baseball America Top Cal State-Fullerton 2. LSU 3. Arizona State 4. Rice 5. North Carolina 6. Georgia 7. Baylor 8. UC-Irvine 9. Texas 10. Georgia Tech 11. Miami 12. Oklahoma 13. Arkansas 14. Texas A&M 15. Ole Miss 16. East Carolina 17. Oklahoma State 18. New Mexico 19. Oregon State 20. Florida 21. San Diego State 22. TCU 23. Cal Poly 24. Virginia 25. Minnesota Collegiate Baseball top Georgia 2. Cal State-Fullerton 3. Georgia Tech 4. Arkansas 5. LSU 6. North Carolina 7. Arizona State 8. Rice 9. Miami 10. Virginia 11. Baylor 12. UC-Irvine 13. Oklahoma 14. Texas 15. Oklahoma State 16. Cal Poly 17. Ole Miss 18. Ohio State 19. Florida 20. New Mexico 21. Texas A&M 22. Clemson 23. Oregon State 24. New Mexico State 25. San Diego State 26. Illinois 27. TCU 28. South Carolina 29. East Carolina 30. San Diego USA Today/ ESPN Coaches Poll 1. Georgia 2. Cal State-Fullerton 3. Arizona State 4. Georgia Tech 5. LSU 6. North Carolina 7. Miami 8. Arkansas 9. Rice 10. Oklahoma 11. Texas A&M 12. Baylor 13. UC-Irvine 14. Texas 15. Oklahoma State 16. Virginia 17. Clemson 18. East Carolina 19. Coastal Carolina 20. Ole Miss 21. Florida 22. Ohio State 23. Florida State 24. New Mexico 25. San Diego NCBWA Top Georgia 2. Cal State-Fullerton 3. Georgia Tech 4. Arizona State 5. LSU 6. North Carolina 7. Miami 8. Rice 9. Texas 10. Oklahoma 11. Baylor 12. UC-Irvine 13. Texas A&M 14. Arkansas 15. Oklahoma State 16. East Carolina 17. Ole Miss 18. Clemson 19. Florida State 20. Florida 21. Virginia 22. Coastal Carolina 23. San Diego 24. Ohio State 25. Cal Poly 26. Pepperdine 27. TCU 28. South Carolina 29. San Diego State 30. UNC-Wilmington TIGERS TO PLAY IN BOTH OF MISSOURI S MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STADIUMS IN 2009 Among the highlights of the Tigers 2009 schedule are games to be played at both of the Major League Baseball stadiums in the state of Missouri. Tonight, Mizzou will take on Saint Louis University at Busch Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals. In three weeks, MU will return to Kauffman Stadium, the home of the Kansas City Royals, to face Kansas at 6:30 p.m. on April 22. This will mark the third year that Missouri and Kansas have been scheduled to meet at Kauffman Stadium, however the 2007 game was cancelled due to rain. The game is considered a nonconference contest and will be played in addition to the three-game conference series between the two teams May 8-10 in Columbia. GIBSON THROWS BACK-TO-BACK COMPLETE GAMES On March 23, Mizzou junior Kyle Gibson was named the Big 12 Conference Pitcher of the Week for the second-consecutive week. He was the first pitcher to claim back-to-back Big 12 Pitcher of the Week honors since Texas Kyle McCulloch in Gibson picked up a complete game victory over Texas A&M on March 20, as he struck out a career-high 16 batters in the Tigers 3-2 win. He gave up just two runs on five hits to the Aggies and his only walk allowed on the night was an intentional pass in the eighth inning. Gibson retired the first 10 batters to the plate and 18 of the first 19 he faced. A week earlier, Gibson was named the NCBWA National Pitcher of the Week, in addition to Big 12 Pitcher of the Week after picking up his first career shutout in MU s series opener with Texas on March 14. Gibson struck out 11 batters and gave up six hits in nine innings pitched, as the Tigers defeated Texas, 2-0. The complete-game was the first nineinning complete game for Gibson, who has had two seven-inning complete games in his career. Gibson has an ERA of 2.63 on the year, which is 11th best in the Big 12. He is second in the conference with 57 strikeouts on the year in 41.0 innings pitched. MIZZOU ADDS JOHNNY WHOLESTAFF TO THE ROSTER Missouri has utilized a pitcher-by-committee strategy in seven games this season and found it to be a success. In those seven games, Mizzou is 6-1 and has a team ERA of Opposing batters are hitting just.215 against the Tigers in the pitcher-by-committee games. On Monday, the Tigers staff pitched a shutout over Oklahoma State, allowing six hits to the Cowboys. Missouri used nine pitchers in the game against OSU. The first time the Tigers used the staff pitching plan was against Arizona State on Feb. 24. Eight pitchers each pitched one inning against ASU, allowing just three runs on five hits. The Tigers used nine pitchers, again employing one pitcher an inning, against Western Illinois on March 4 and shutout the Leathernecks 8-0, giving up just five hits. A week later nine pitchers each turned in one inning on the mound as Mizzou defeated Western Illinois, Missouri utilized a season-high 11 pitchers against Southern Illinois- Edwardsville on March 18, defeating the Cougars 4-1. On March 21, Missouri employed the strategy for the first time in a Big 12 Conference game. Nine pitchers teamed up to defeat Texas A&M, 6-2. Each pitcher worked exactly one inning on the mound against the Aggies. On March 25, Mizzou matched its season high with 11 pitchers used as the Tigers defeated UI-Chicago. Four pitchers (Brad Buehler, Ryan Clubb, Ryan Gargano and Kelly Fick) have pitched in at least six of the seven games and have not allowed an earned run in those games. JOHNNY WHOLESTAFF S SEASON STATS ERA W-L G SHO IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg LOLLIS LEADS THE TIGERS AT THE PLATE Senior Ryan Lollis has been one the Tigers most consistent performer this season. Lollis is hitting.313 and has a team-best 20 RBI. He has six-game hitting streak heading into Wednesday s game with SLU. During this six-game hitting streak, Lollis is 10-for-25 (.400). He had an eight-game hitting streak from Feb. 22-March 6. Lollis has had two three-hit games this season (against Gonzaga on Feb. 22 and against Western Illinois on March 4). He has six doubles and three triples. His three triples are tied for the most in the Big 12 this season. Lollis has two home runs on the year, hitting his first against Gonzaga on Feb. 22. He hit a two-run home run against UI- Chicago on March 25, going 2-for-4 with three RBI in that game. TIGERS ON TV Mizzou s game against Oklahoma this Saturday (April 4) will be televised by the Mizzou Sports Network. The game can be seen on FS Midwest, except in Kansas City where it will air on MetroSports. KOMU Sports Director Chris Gervino and former Mizzou Baseball Coach Gene McArtor will serve as the broadcast team for the game. 2

3 BIG 12 CONFERENCE 2009 standings (through 3/30/09) Big 12 Overall Team Record Record Oklahoma Texas A&M Baylor Oklahoma State Kansas Texas Nebraska Missouri Texas Tech Kansas State UPCOMING SCHEDULE Wednesday, April 1 Texas Tech at New Mexico...3 p.m. Northern Colorado at Kansas...3 p.m. Kansas State at Creighton...6 p.m. Prairie View A&M at Baylor...6:30 p.m. Tabor at Oklahoma State...6:30 p.m. Missouri vs. Saint Louis...7:15 p.m. Friday, April 3 Baylor at Kansas...6 p.m. Kansas State at Nebraska...6 p.m. Oklahoma at Missouri...6:30 p.m. Texas at Oklahoma State...6:30 p.m. Texas A&M at Texas Tech...6:30 p.m. Saturday, April 4 Baylor at Kansas...2 p.m. Kansas State at Nebraska...2 p.m. Oklahoma at Missouri...2 p.m. Texas at Oklahoma State...2 p.m. Texas A&M at Texas Tech...5 p.m. Sunday, April 5 Baylor at Kansas...1 p.m. Kansas State at Nebraska...1 p.m. Oklahoma at Missouri...1 p.m. Texas at Oklahoma State...1 p.m. Texas A&M at Texas Tech...1 p.m. FOLGIA IS MISSOURI S UTILITY MAN Junior Greg Folgia is third on the team with a.290 average with three home runs and three triples. Folgia had two hits in each of the Tigers two games against UI-Chicago March 24-25, including a four-rbi game in game two of the series. Folgia homered and tripled in that game to set a new career high with the four RBI. He has had a pair of four-game hitting streaks this season and has had three hits in a game three times this year. Folgia has started both in left field and at first base for the Tigers this season and also has made nine appearances out of the bullpen. TEPESCH TURNS IN CAREER-LONG OUTING AT TEXAS Sophomore Nick Tepesch set a new career-high in innings pitched in three consecutive outings March He pitched 6.1 innings against Arizona State on March 1, giving up just one run on six hits and striking out a career-best eight. The following week, Tepesch picked up his first win of the season as turned in 6.2 innings pitched against Ball State, setting a new career high with 12 strikeouts. On March 15 at Texas, Tepesch pitched eight innings, allowing two runs on seven hits and striking out four. He left the game with the lead, but took a no decision. Tepesch has struck out 41 batters in 37.1 innings pitched this season. HICKS MOVES UP MISSOURI S ALL-TIME SAVES LIST Senior Scooter Hicks picked up saves in threestraight appearances, March 1-8. His three saves on the season give him 14 for his career, which places him in a tie for fourth place all-time at Missouri. Hicks is tied with Jeff Cornell ( ) on the all-time career saves list at MU and is two behind third-place Travis Wendte ( ). Scott Black holds the MU record with 19 career saves ( ). Hicks had six saves in his first year at Missouri (2007), which tied for 10th on MU s single season saves list. He recorded five last year. mu all-time career saves 1. Scott Black Ryan Stegall Travis Wendte Scooter Hicks present Jeff Cornell Taylor Parker Mike Pfautsch Mark Alexander Ryan Jamison Bunky Miller TIGER PITCHERS SET CAREER MARKS AGAINST BALL STATE Missouri had two pitchers set new career highs in strikeouts in the four-game series with Ball State, March 6-8. Junior Kyle Gibson struck out 13 in the series opener. [Gibson set a new career best with 16 Ks against Texas A&M on March 20.] Gibson s previous career best was 11 against Toledo last March. In game four, sophomore Nick Tepesch struck out a career-high 12, picking up his first win of the season. It was the second straight Sunday in which Tepesch set a new career best after he struck out eight against Arizona State on March 1. In addition, senior Ian Berger matched his career high with nine strikeouts against Ball State in game two of a March 7 doubleheader. FRESHMEN STEP UP FOR MIZZOU Heading into the week, freshman Conner Mach is hitting a team-best.316 and has 10 RBI. He has played in 18 games, starting 16 times for the Tigers. He had at least one hit in each of the first eight games he played in for Missouri. Mach was 7-for-13 (.538) against Ball State, March 6-8, playing in three of the four games against BSU. Of his seven hits, three were doubles and he hit a home run, his first of his career. He was 6-for-9 in the March 7 doubleheader, then was 1-for-4 with a three-run homer in the series finale. Fellow freshman Ryan Gebhart is hitting.257, having played in 17 games for MU this year, starting nine times. In his first career start on March 6 against Ball State, Gebhart drove in the Tigers first two runs of the game on a bases loaded single to give the Tigers a 2-1 lead. Another freshman, Ben Turner has played in 13 games already this year, starting four times. On the pitching side, Mizzou has seen contributions out of the bullpen from freshmen Jeff Emens (11 appearances), Ryan Clubb (nine appearances) and Brian Carr (four appearances). 3

4 4t JAMIESON MOVES INTO SECOND PLACE ON MU S ALL-TIME WINS LIST With Missouri s win over Arizona State on March 1, Head Coach Tim Jamieson moved into second place on Mizzou s all-time wins list. Jamieson is in his 15th year as the Tigers head coach. His 493 wins put him ahead of legendary former head coach John Hi Simmons. Simmons compiled a record of from , while Gene McArtor is the all-time winningest coach at Missouri with a record of from Jamieson, who served as an assistant coach under McArtor from , has led the Tigers to seven NCAA Regionals, including each of the last six and is a two-time Conference Coach of the Year. Last fall, the University of Missouri extended Jamieson s contract, keeping him in the MU dugout through at least the 2013 season. With the retirement of Texas Tech s Larry Hays last summer, Jamieson and Baylor coach Steve Smith are now the longest tenured coaches in the Big 12 Conference, as each is in his 15th year as head coach of the respective programs. TIGERS ROSTER LOADED WITH DRAFTED PLAYERS Mizzou has seven players on its current roster that have previously been taken in the Major League Baseball Draft. Senior Ryan Lollis has twice been selected in the draft. He was a 20th round pick of Pittsburgh out of high school in Last year, Lollis was again taken in the 20th round, this time by the Detroit Tigers. Junior Aaron Senne was taken in the 13th round of the 2006 MLB Draft, while junior Kyle Gibson was the 36th round pick by Philadelphia that year. Also in 2006, Trevor Coleman was a 38th round pick of Cincinnati. In 2007, sophomores Nick Tepesch (28th round by Boston), Brad Buehler (43rd round by Tampa Bay) and Tyler Clark (46th round by Chicago Cubs) were all drafted. GIBSON LEADS TEAM USA TO UNDEFEATED 2008 TOUR Missouri pitcher Kyle Gibson picked up his team-best fifth win of the summer for Team USA as the USA Baseball National Team defeated Japan, 1-0, in the gold medal game of last summer s FISU World Championships at Mestsky Stadium. With the game scoreless, Team USA scored in the top of the 12th inning, making a winner of Gibson who had pitched a perfect 11th inning with one strikeout. It was Team USA s third consecutive FISU title. The U.S. squad completed its 2008 tour 24-0 and established a National Team record for lowest staff ERA at 0.88 (the previous mark of 1.29 was set in 2003). Team USA did not allow more than two earned runs in any game and tossed its sixth shutout of the summer in the FISU title game. Gibson finished 5-0 on the summer to lead the team in wins. He tied for the team lead with 13 appearances on the mound and had an ERA of He struck out 25 batters in 17.2 innings pitched. MIZZOU MAKES IT SIX-STRAIGHT NCAA TOURNAMENTS Last season, Mizzou advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the sixth-straight season, becoming one of just 16 schools in the nation to qualify for the postseason in the last six years. Only two Big 12 schools (MU and Texas) can make that claim. Teams that have made the last SIX NCAA Tournaments Missouri Arizona State Texas Wichita State Flordia State Ole Miss Miami North Carolina State Arkansas Southern Miss Rice North Carolina South Carolina Oral Roberts Cal State-Fullerton Pepperdine ON THE AIR Once again this year, KTGR 1580-AM is the radio home of the Tigers. All of Mizzou s regular season and postseason games will air on KTGR 1580-AM in Columbia. The games can also be heard online at KTGR.com. Tex Little is in his 19th season of calling Tiger Baseball and is joined in the booth by Hudson Guthrie, who returns for his second year as part of the Tigers broadcast team. ALL-ACCESS Video webcast for all Missouri Baseball home games in 2009 is available at mutigers.com as part of Mizzou All-Access. All-Access is the Tiger fans home to live and archived games for Mizzou Athletics, along with coaches shows, press conferences and much more. For more information, visit mutigers.com and click on the All-Access icon. UP NEXT Missouri will return to Taylor Stadium this weekend to host Oklahoma in a three-game series that will open at 6:30 on Friday. Game two is set for 2 p.m. on Saturday with the third game scheduled for 1 p.m. on Sunday. Saturday s game will be televised on the Mizzou Sports Network. record when... 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5 2009 OVERALL statistics Overall Statistics for Missouri (as of Mar 30, 2009) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 9-3 Away: 3-6 Neutral: 1-5 Big 12: 4-5 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Mach, Conner Lollis, Ryan Folgia, Greg Senne, Aaron Liberto, Michael Gebhart, Ryan Turner, Ben Thigpen, Andrew Coleman, Trevor Ampleman, Ryan Mach, Kyle Gray, Steve Holt, Austin Meyr, Rex Schmidt, Jonah Schieber, T.J Emens, Jeff Totals Opponents LOB - Team (221), Opp (200). DPs turned - Team (23), Opp (13). CI - Team (1), Coleman 1. IBB - Team (2), Turner 1, Mach, K. 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Liberto 2, Mach, C. 1, Gray 1, Meyr 1, Thigpen 1, Holt 1, Senne 1, Gebhart 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Clark, Tyler / Gargano, Ryan / Clubb, Ryan / Emens, Jeff / Gibson, Kyle / Buehler, Brad / McCormick, Phil / Carr, Brian / Hicks, Scooter / Tepesch, Nick / Berger, Ian / Fick, Kelly / Folgia, Greg / Mueller, Andrew / Allen, Ryan / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (6), Coleman 4, Ampleman 2, Opp (1). Pickoffs - Team (2), Coleman 2, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Coleman (35-44), Gibson (15-16), Tepesch (4-6), Buehler (3-5), Fick (3-5), Ampleman (4-4), Berger (2-3), Folgia (3-3), McCormick (2-2), Clark (1-2), Allen (2-2), Mueller (2-2), Carr (1-1), Clubb (0-1), Emens (0-1), Gargano (1-1). 5

6 4t 2009 big 12 conference statistics Conference statistics for Missouri (as of Mar 30, 2009) (Big 12 games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 4-5 Home: 2-1 Away: 2-4 Big 12: 4-5 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Mach, Kyle Mach, Conner Lollis, Ryan Folgia, Greg Senne, Aaron Coleman, Trevor Gray, Steve Liberto, Michael Gebhart, Ryan Thigpen, Andrew Holt, Austin Schmidt, Jonah Ampleman, Ryan Meyr, Rex Turner, Ben Totals Opponents LOB - Team (55), Opp (58). DPs turned - Team (10), Opp (2). IBB - Team (0), Opp (1). Picked off - Meyr 1, Mach, C. 1, Holt 1. (Big 12 games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Buehler, Brad / Fick, Kelly / Emens, Jeff / Clubb, Ryan / Gargano, Ryan / Folgia, Greg / Gibson, Kyle / McCormick, Phil / Clark, Tyler / Tepesch, Nick / Hicks, Scooter / Berger, Ian / Mueller, Andrew / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (1), Coleman 1. Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Coleman (8-12), Gibson (4-4), Tepesch (1-3), Buehler (1-2), Mueller (1-1), Clark (1-1), Fick (0-1). 6

7 2009 season results Overall: Big 12: 4-5 Home: 9-3 Away: 3-6 Neutral: 1-5 MU Opp. Date Opponent Score (W/L) r h e / r h e Inns Att. Time MU Decision Notes Feb. 20 Nevada W, / :32 Gibson (W, 1-0) MU has won 6 of last 7 season openers. Feb. 21 Gonzaga L, / :33 Berger (L, 0-1) Tigers commit three errors in loss. Feb. 22 Nevada L, / :38 Fick (L, 0-1) Missouri strands 14 runners on base. Feb. 22 Gonzaga L, / :14 Tepesch (L, 0-1) Folgia homers once, doubles twice. Feb. 24 Arizona State L, / :50 Emens (L, 0-1) Tigers out-hit Sun Devils, 7-5. Feb. 26 Arizona State L, / :20 Gibson (L, 1-1) Gibson K s eight in seven innings. Feb. 27 Oregon State L, / :30 Allen (L, 0-1) Coleman hits 3-run HR, first HR of season. Feb. 28 Northern Illinois L, / :40 Fick (L, 0-2) Fick strikes out five in 6.0 innings pitched. March 1 Arizona State W, / :05 Buehler (W, 1-0) Game ends after 8 inn. due to MU travel. March 4 Western Illinois W, / :49 Fick (W, 1-2) Lollis goes 3-for-4, drives in three. March 6 Ball State W, / :50 Gibson (W, 2-1) Gibson strikes out career-high 13. March 7 Ball State L, / :28 Fick (L, 1-3) BSU scores seven in first two innings. March 7 Ball State W, / :19 Berger (W, 1-1) C. Mach goes 4-for-5, drives in three. March 8 Ball State W, / :41 Tepesch (W, 1-1) Tepsech sets new career high with 11 Ks. March 10 Western Illinois W, / :19 Clark (W, 1-0) Tigers score 10 in the fourth inning. March 14 Texas W, / :18 Gibson (W, 3-1) Gibson throws first career shutout. March 14 Texas L, / :16 Berger (L, 1-2) MU matches season low with three hits. March 15 Texas L, / :41 Hicks (L, 0-1) Tepesch turns in career-long 8.0 IP. March 18 SIU-Edwardsville W, / :31 Hicks (W, 1-1) Lollis two-run triple in fourth. March 20 Texas A&M W, / :32 Gibson (W, 4-1) Gibson K s 16 in 2nd-straight CG victory. March 21 Texas A&M W, / :27 Berger (W, 2-2) Tigers staff game with nine pitchers. March 22 Texas A&M L, / :05 Folgia (L, 0-1) A&M scores GW run in the 9th. March 24 UI-Chicago L, / :57 Buehler (L, 1-1) Lollis, Folgia, Gebhart tally 6 of MU s 7 hits. March 25 UI-Chicago W, / :07 Clark (W,2-0) Folgia homers, triples, drives in four. March 29 Oklahoma State L, / :01 Gibson (L, 4-2) Gibson s shortest career starts (2.0 IP). March 29 Oklahoma State L, / :27 Tepesch (L, 1-2) Tigers record season-low two hits. March 30 Oklahoma State W, / :05 Clubb (W, 1-0) Mizzou records third shutout of Current Streak: Won 1 Home attendance: 7,920 (12 dates/avg.: 660) Longest winning streak: 4 Away attendance: 31,122 (15 dates/avg.: 2,074) Longest losing streak: 7 Total attendance: 39,042 (27 dates/avg.: 1,446) 2009 scores by inning EX Total Mizzou Opponent

8 4t 2009 TEAM GAME-BY GAME Batting Date Opponent Score (W/L) AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg. Feb. 20 Nevada W, Feb. 21 Gonzaga L, Feb. 22 Nevada L, Feb. 22 Gonzaga L, Feb. 24 Arizona State L, Feb. 26 Arizona State L, Feb. 27 Oregon State L, Feb. 28 Northern Illinois L, March 1 Arizona State W, March 4 Western Illinois W, March 6 Ball State W, March 7 Ball State L, March 7 Ball State W, March 8 Ball State W, March 10 Western Illinois W, March 14 Texas W, March 14 Texas L, March 15 Texas L, March 18 SIU-Edwardsville W, March 20 Texas A&M W, March 21 Texas A&M W, March 22 Texas A&M L, March 24 UI-Chicago L, March 25 UI-Chicago W, March 29 Oklahoma State L, March 29 Oklahoma State L, March 30 Oklahoma State W, Totals PITCHING Date Opponent Score (W/L) IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP DP IBB W-L SV ERA Feb. 20 Nevada W, Feb. 21 Gonzaga L, Feb. 22 Nevada L, Feb. 22 Gonzaga L, Feb. 24 Arizona State L, Feb. 26 Arizona State L, Feb. 27 Oregon State L, Feb. 28 Northern Illinois L, March 1 Arizona State W, March 4 Western Illinois W, March 6 Ball State W, March 7 Ball State L, March 7 Ball State W, March 8 Ball State W, March 10 Western Illinois W, March 14 Texas W, March 14 Texas L, March 15 Texas L, March 18 SIU-Edwardsville W, March 20 Texas A&M W, March 21 Texas A&M W, March 22 Texas A&M L, March 24 UI-Chicago L, March 25 UI-Chicago W, March 29 Oklahoma State L, March 29 Oklahoma State L, March 30 Oklahoma State W, Totals

9 2009 ab-r-h-rbi breakdown Date Opponent Ampleman Coleman Folgia Gebhart Gray Holt Liberto Lollis C. Mach K. Mach Meyr Schmidt Senne Thigpen Turner 2/20 Nevada /21 Gonzaga /22 Nevada /22 Gonzaga /24 Arizona State /26 Arizona State /27 Oregon State /28 Northern Illinois /1 Arizona State /4 Western Illinois /6 Ball State /7 Ball State /7 Ball State /8 Ball State /10 Western Illinois /14 Texas /14 Texas /15 Texas /18 SIU-Edwardsville /20 Texas /21 Texas /22 Texas /24 UI-Chicago /25 UI-Chicago /29 Oklahoma State /29 Oklahoma State /30 Oklahoma State

10 4t 47 ryan allen 7 Appearances / 0 Starts 2/21 Gonzaga /24 Arizona State /27 Oregon State L 3/1 Arizona State /7 Ball State /18 SIUE /25 UI-Chicago ian berger 9 Appearances / 9 Starts 2/21 Gonzaga * L 2/27 Oregon State * /4 W. Illinois * /7 Ball State * W 3/14 Texas * L 3/18 SIUE * /21 Texas A&M * W 3/24 UI-Chicago * /30 Oklahoma St. * BRAD BUEHLER 15 Appearances / 0 Starts 2/20 Nevada /22 Nevada /24 Arizona State /27 Oregon State /1 Arizona State W 3/4 W. Illinois /8 Ball State /10 W. Illinois /15 Texas /18 SIUE S 3/21 Texas A&M /22 Texas A&M /24 UI-Chicago L 3/25 UI-Chicago /30 Oklahoma St S 39 Brian carr 4 Appearances / 0 Starts 2/22 Gonzaga /4 W. Illinois /7 Ball State /10 W. Illinois tyler clark 13 Appearances / 1 Start 2/22 Gonzaga /24 Arizona State /26 Arizona State /28 N. Illinois /1 Arizona State /4 W. Illinois /7 Ball State /10 W. Illinois * W 3/14 Texas /21 Texas A&M /22 Texas A&M /25 UI-Chicago W 3/30 Oklahoma St pitching breakdowns (* - starter) 29 ryan clubb 9 Appearances / 0 Starts 2/21 Gonzaga /24 Arizona State /4 W. Illinois /7 Ball State /10 W. Illinois /18 SIUE /21 Texas A&M /25 UI-Chicago /30 Oklahoma St W 38 JEFF EMENS 11 Appearances / 0 Starts 2/21 Gonzaga /22 Nevada /24 Arizona State L 2/28 N. Illinois /4 W. Illinois /7 Ball State /10 W. Illinois /18 SIUE /21 Texas A&M /25 UI-Chicago /30 Oklahoma St Kelly Fick 10 Appearances / 3 Starts 2/22 Nevada * L 2/28 N. Illinois * L 3/4 W. Illinois W 3/7 Ball State * L 3/10 W. Illinois /18 SIUE /21 Texas A&M /22 Texas A&M /25 UI-Chicago /30 Oklahoma St GREG FOLGIA 9 Appearances / 0 Starts 2/22 Gonzaga /24 Arizona State /28 N. Illinois /4 W. Illinois /7 Ball State /18 SIUE /21 Texas A&M /22 Texas A&M L 3/25 UI-Chicago ryan gargano 10 Appearances / 0 Starts 2/20 Nevada /24 Arizona State /27 Oregons State /1 Arizona State /7 Ball State /10 W. Illinois /18 SIUE /21 Texas A&M /25 UI-Chicago /30 Oklahoma St kyle gibson 6 Appearances / 6 Starts 2/20 Nevada * W 2/26 Arizona State * L 3/6 Ball State * W 3/14 Texas * W 3/20 Texas A&M * W 3/29 Oklahoma St. * L 8 scooter hicks 10 Appearances / 1 Start 2/22 Gonzaga /27 Oregon State /1 Arizona State S 3/6 Ball State S 3/8 Ball State S 3/15 Texas L 3/18 SIUE W 3/25 UI-Chicago * /29 Oklahoma St /30 Oklahoma St PHIL McCORMICK 10 Appearances / 0 Starts 3/7 Ball State /10 W. Illinois /14 Texas /18 SIUE /21 Texas A&M /22 Texas A&M /24 UI-Chicago /25 UI-Chicago /29 Oklahoma St /30 Oklahoma St ANDREW MUELLER 9 Appearances / 1 Start 2/20 Nevada /24 Arizona State * /4 W. Illinois /7 Ball State /10 W. Illinois /14 Texas /18 SIUE /25 UI-Chicago /29 Oklahoma St nick tepesch 6 Appearances / 6 Starts 2/22 Gonzaga * L 3/1 Arizona State * /8 Ball State * W 3/15 Texas * /22 Texas A&M * /29 Oklahoma St. * L 10

11 2009 TEAM GAME HIGHS THE LAST TIME... Hitting At-bats... 40, vs. Gonzaga (2/22) Runs... 18, vs. Ball State (3/7)...18, vs. Western Illinois (3/10) Hits...17, vs. Western Illinois (3/10) RBI... 16, vs. Ball State (3/7) Doubles...4, vs. Gonzaga (2/22)... 4, vs. Oklahoma State (3/29) Triples... 2, vs. Nevada (2/22)...2, vs. Arizona State (2/24) Home Runs... 3, vs. UI-Chicago (3/35) Total Bases... 27, vs. Ball State (3/7) Walks...15, vs. Nevada (2/20) Strikeouts...15, Arizona State (2/24) Sac hits... 2, vs. UI-Chicago (3/25) Sac flies...3, twice Stolen bases...5, vs. Oregon State (2/27) Hit-by-pitch...4, twice Runners LOB...14, four times Hit into DP...2, twice Fielding Putouts... 27, 18 times Assists... 14, three times Errors... 4, vs. Western Illinois (3/10)... 4, vs. UI-Chicago (3/24) Pitching Innings Pitched , 18 times Runs Allowed... 14, vs. Ball State (3/7) Earned Runs... 14, vs. Ball State (3/7) Walks Allowed...8, vs. Oregon State (2/27) Strikeouts...16, vs. Texas A&M (3/20) Hits Allowed... 23, vs. Ball State (3/7) Doubles Allowed...5, twice Triples Allowed...1, twice Homers Allowed... 4, vs. Nevada (2/22) Wild Pitches... 4, vs. Oklahoma State (3/29) Hit batters...3, vs. Western Illinois (3/4) 2009 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Hitting At-bats...6, three times Runs...4, Greg Folgia vs. Ball State (3/7) Hits...4, Conner Mach vs. Ball State (3/7) RBI... 4, Trevor Coleman vs. Ball State (3/7)... 4, Greg Folgia vs. UI-Chicago (3/25) Doubles... 2, four times Triples...1, 11 times Home Runs...1, 11 times Total Bases...8, Greg Folgia vs. Gonzaga (2/22) Walks...4, Trevor Coleman vs. Nevada (2/20) Sac hits...1, nine times Sac flies...1, 14 times Stolen bases...2, three times Hit-by-pitch...2, three times Fielding Putouts...15, Steve Gray vs. Texas (3/15) Assists...7, Kyle Mach vs. UI-Chicago (3/25) Errors... 2, four times Pitching Innings Pitched...9.0, Kyle Gibson vs. Texas (3/14)...9.0, Kyle Gibson vs. Texas A&M (3/20) Strikeouts...16, Kyle Gibson vs. Texas A&M (3/20) A Mizzou team had: 30 Runs...31, vs. Texas (4/11/08) 20 Runs...22, vs. Nebraska (5/17/08) 15 Runs...18, vs. Western Illinois (3/10/09) 25 Hits...26, vs. Texas (4/11/08) 20 Hits...23, vs. Nebraska (5/17/08) 10 Doubles... vs. Rockhurst (3/28/97) 8 Doubles...vs. Saint Louis (3/14/07) 6 Doubles... vs. Texas Tech (3/30/08) 5 Doubles...vs. Kansas State (5/3/08) 6 Triples...vs. Baylor (4/19/03) 4 Triples...vs. Chicago State (3/21/04) 3 Triples...vs. Murray State (2/28/05) 7 Home Runs...vs. Texas (4/11/08) 6 Home Runs...7, vs. Texas (4/11/08) 5 Home Runs...vs. Kansas State (5/2/08) 15 Walks...vs. Nevada (2/20/09) 6 Hit-by-pitches...vs. Central Florida (2/25/08) 8 Stolen Bases... vs. Navy (2/25/07) Shutout Opponent , vs. Texas (3/14/09) Shutout Big 12 Opponent , vs. Texas (3/14/09) Back-to-Back Shutouts...vs. Baylor (3/21/08-3/22/08) A Tie , vs. Washington (3/7/04) A Rain Delay... vs. Kansas (5/10/08) A Cancellation...vs. Missouri State (5/7/08) A Postponement... vs. Oklahoma State (3/28/09) An Extra-Inning Game...vs. Texas (5/21/08) A 3-Game Series Sweep...vs. Nebraska (5/16/08-5/18/08) A 3-Game Big 12 Series Sweep...vs. Nebraska (5/16/08-5/18/08) A Doubleheader Sweep...vs. Toledo (3/16/08) A Run-Rule Victory , vs. Kansas (5/11/08) A Mizzou hitter had: 8 At-bats... John Marquardt vs. Kansas State (5/8/82) 7 At-bats... Steve Gray vs. Texas (4/11/08) 6 At-bats... Ryan Gebhart vs. Western Illinois (3/10/09) 6 Hits...Jeff Terrell vs. Iowa State (5/5/95) 5 Hits... Jacob Priday vs. Texas (4/11/08) 4 Hits... Conner Mach vs. Ball State (3/7/09) 6 Runs... Jacob Priday vs. Texas (4/11/08) 5 Runs...6, Jacob Priday vs. Texas (4/11/08) 4 Runs... Greg Folgia vs. Ball State (3/7/09) 4 Doubles...W.T. Hoover vs. Bradley (5/14/99) 3 Doubles... Brad Flanders vs. UL-Monroe (2/22/02) 2 Doubles...Ryan Lollis vs. Oklahoma State (3/29/09) 3 Triples... J.R. Warner vs. Notre Dame (2/26/99) 2 Triples... Kurt Calvert vs. Cal (2/29/08) 4 HR... Jacob Priday vs. Texas (4/11/08) 3 HR...4, Jacob Priday vs. Texas (4/11/08) 2 HR... Jacob Priday vs. Kansas State (5/2/08) Walk-off HR... Steve Gray vs. Creighton (5/6/08) Walk-off Hit...Trevor Coleman vs. Texas (5/21/08) Grand Slam...Jacob Priday vs. Minnesota (3/26/08) 9 RBI... Jacob Priday vs. Texas (4/11/08) 8 RBI...9, Jacob Priday vs. Texas (4/11/08) 6 RBI...Greg Folgia vs. Nebraska (5/17/08) 5 RBI... Steve Gray vs. Nebraska (5/17/08) 15 TBs... 17, Jacob Priday vs. Texas (4/11/08) 6 Walks...Bryan Seymour vs. Arkansas State (5/9/97) 4 Walks... Trevor Coleman vs. Nevada (2/20/09) 4 SBs... Paul Stehr vs. Nebraska (5/19/56) 3 SBs...Evan Frey vs Navy (2/25/07) 3 HBPs... Aaron Senne vs. Minnesota (3/26/08) A Mizzou pitcher had: A Perfect Game... Never Accomplished A No-Hitter... Max Scherzer & Michael Cole vs. Texas Tech (4/1/05) A Nine-Inning Complete Game... Kyle Gibson vs. Texas A&M (3/21/09) A Seven-Inning Complete Game...Kyle Gibson vs. Kansas (5/11/08) A Nine-Inning CG-SO...Kyle Gibson vs. Texas (3/14/09) A Seven-Inning CG-SO...Max Scherzer vs. Oklahoma (5/26/06) 20 K s... Jake Stroud vs. Colorado (4/19/63) 15 K s... 16, Kyle Gibson vs. Texas A&M (3/20/09) 10 K s... 16, Kyle Gibson vs. Texas A&M (3/20/09) 11