2008 Big 12 conference Baseball Release

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1 2008 Big 12 conference Baseball Release Season Review Contact: Carmen Branch (469/ ); Standings (Final) conference overall School W L T Pct. H A N W L T Pct. H A N Streak Vs. Top 25 Texas A&M Lost Oklahoma State Lost Nebraska Lost Missouri Lost Texas Lost Baylor Lost Kansas State Lost Oklahoma Lost Kansas Lost Texas Tech Won ncaa championship regional RESULTS Fri., 30 Missouri 7, Mississippi 0 Nebraska 13, Eastern Illinois 10 Oklahoma 8, Vanderbilt 5 Oklahoma State 5, Western Kentucky 3 St. John s 2, Texas 1 Texas A&M 15, Illinois-Chicago 1 Sat., 31 Miami (Fla.) 6, Missouri 5 UC Irvine 3, Nebraska 2 Arizona State 15, Oklahoma 3 Wichita State 5, Oklahoma State 3 Texas 13, Sam Houston State 3 Texas A&M 22, Houston 4 Sat., June 7 Rice 9, Texas A&M 7 {ESPNU} (Houston Super Regional ~ Rice) Sun., June 8 Rice 6, Texas A&M 5 {ESPN2} Sun., June 1 Mississippi 9, Missouri 6 Oral Roberts 8, Nebraska 0 Oklahoma 11 Vanderbilt 10 Arizona State 12, Oklahoma 0 Oklahoma State 9, TCU 8 Wichita State 11, Oklahoma State 7 Texas 4, St. John s 3 Rice 7, Texas 4 Houston 4, Texas A&M 3 Mon., June 2 Texas A&M 13, Houston 5 ncaa championship super regional results phillips 66 big 12 championship results Wed., 21 Game 1: No. 4 Missouri 3, No. 5 Texas 2 (10 inn.) Game 2: No. 8 Oklahoma 4, No. 1 Texas A&M 1 Game 3: No. 6 Baylor 10, No. 3 Nebraska 4 Game 4: No. 7 Kansas State 3, No. 2 Oklahoma State 2 Thu., 22 Game 5: No. 5 Texas 15, No. 1 Texas A&M 9 Game 6: No. 8 Oklahoma 4, No. 4 Missouri 3 Fri., 23 Game 7: No. 3 Nebraska 5, No. 7 Kansas State 2 Game 8: No. 2 Oklahoma State 14, No. 6 Baylor 3 (7 inn.) Sat., 24 Game 9: No. 5 Texas 11, No. 8 Oklahoma 10 Game 10: No. 1 Texas A&M 6, No. 4 Missouri 2 Game 11: No. 2 Oklahoma State 11, No. 3 Nebraska 5 Game 12: No. 7 Kansas State 3, No. 6 Baylor 2 Sun., 25 Game 13: No. 5 Texas 15, No. 7 Kansas State 7 {FSN} ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1B: Brandon Belt, Texas 2B: Jake Opitz, Nebraska SS: Drew Biery, Kansas State 3B: Nate Tenbrink, Kansas State C: Luis Flores, Oklahoma State OF: Jacob Priday, Missouri OF: Jordan Danks, Texas OF: Russell Moldenhauer, Texas DH: Rebel Ridling, Oklahoma State P: Daniel Edwards, Kansas State P: Andrew Doyle, Oklahoma MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER Brandon Belt, Texas 400 East John Carpenter Freeway Irving, TX / Fax: 469/

2 Season Review * Page 2 team Notes BAYLOR (32-26, Big 12) Last Result: Lost to Kansas State, 3-2 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 2-3/5-5 Baylor missed NCAA Championship play for only the second time since The Bears are one of only 15 Division I programs with at least nine NCAA appearances in the last 10 years. Sophomores Dustin Dickerson and Shaver Hansen ended the season on five and three-game hitting streaks, respectively. BU surpassed the 90,000 mark in total home attendance for the fifth consecutive season, drawing 95,027 fans. This season s average attendance of 3,065 ranks second in school history. It marks the ninth consecutive season Baylor has drawn at least 2,700 per game. BU is one of seven Division I schools to average at least 2,700 fans every season since kansas state (29-29, Big 12) Recent Result: Lost to No. 24 Texas, 15-7 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 3-2/6-4 Kansas (30-27, 9-18 Big 12) Recent Result: Lost to Kansas State, Last 5/Last 10 Games: 1-4/5-5 Kansas won at least 30 games for the fifth time under sixth-year head coach Ritch Price. His squads have finished.500 or better in all but one season. Senior John Allman led the Jayhawks in batting average for the second straight season with a career-high.365 percentage. He ended his career with a.344 average, never hitting below.333 in any season. Junior Paul Smyth recorded 10 saves during the 2008 campaign, becoming just the third Jayhawk pitcher to reach double-digits in saves. Smyth s 18 career saves rank second only to Don Czyz (29). Senior Ryne Price recorded 11 home runs to finish with a school-record 35 round-trippers in his career. Price also finished his final campaign with a career-high 60 RBI. missouri (39-21, Big 12) Recent Result: Lost to Mississippi, 9-6 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 1-4/6-4 Kansas State qualified for its second straight Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, the first time the Wildcats have done so in consecutive years. The Wildcats advanced to the title game of the Big 12 Championship for the first time in school history. K-State recorded 11 conference wins to tie for sixth in the league standings, the most wins and highest conference finish since the 2002 squad tallied 13 wins to tie for fifth. KSU recorded 105 stolen bases, the third-most in school history. The Wildcats collected 36 home runs in 2008, 12 more than they hit in nebraska ( , Big 12) Recent Result: Lost to Oral Roberts, 8-0 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 2-3/3-7 Nebraska reached 40 wins for the 17th time in school history, and eighth time in the past decade. In the Big 12 era, NU s eight 40-win seasons are the most by any program, as Texas and Oklahoma State have done it seven times each. The Huskers compiled 29 victories at Hawks Field, tying for the secondmost home wins in school history. Jake Opitz finished his career on a 14-game hitting streak, hitting.421 with five homers and 11 RBI during that span. NU s 491 strikeouts this season were the third-highest total in school history and the most by a Husker pitching staff since Aaron Crow became the highest draft pick ever from Missouri, as the Washington Nationals selected him with the ninth overall pick in the MLB Draft. Mizzou advanced to the NCAA Regionals for the sixth consecutive season and is one of just 16 teams nationally to qualify for postseason play in each of the last six years. Jacob Priday ended his career at Mizzou as the school record holder in home runs (49), RBI (489), at-bats (890), doubles (56) and extra-base hits (113). The Tigers recorded the highest national ranking of the season for the Big 12 at No. 2 on 24, which also accounted for Missouri s best rating in school history. oklahoma ( , Big 12) Recent Result: Lost to No. 4 Arizona State, 12-0 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 2-3/5-5 In 31 NCAA Tournament apperances, OU has tallied a record. The Sooners recorded a 2-2 mark in 2008, upsetting No. 22 Vanderbilt twice. Each of the Sooners final five wins came over top 25 opponents (Oklahoma State, Texas A&M, Missouri, Vanderbilt-twice). The Sooners were 15-1 in midweek games this season and finished in contests played at L. Dale Mitchell Park in OU has won 20 or more home games in each of the last four seasons. OU finished the season hitting.312 as a team, marking the third straight season the Sooners have finished with an above-.300 average. In addition, OU hit above.300 in conference play for the second time in the last three years and led schools with a.316 clip in Big 12 action.

3 Season Review * Page 3 team Notes oklahoma state (44-18, 18-9 Big 12) Recent Result: Lost to No. 14 Wichita State, 11-7 (10 inn.) Last 5/Last 10 Games: 3-2/6-4 OSU s 44 wins in 2008 are its most in five seasons under head coach Frank Anderson. The win total is also the Cowboys highest since The Cowboys lineup includes four of the Big 12 s top 12 hitters, while leading the league in batting average (.326), hits (713), home runs (89), RBI (469), slugging percentage (.531) and runs (501). OSU s 3.98 ERA marked the first time since 2005 that the Cowboys pitching staff finished the year with an ERA under The 05 and 08 seasons are the only two since 1974 that OSU has had an ERA of less than The Cowboys recorded the most victories over ranked opponents by a Big 12 team in 08 (15), including an 8-4 mark against teams team in the top 10. texas a&m (46-19, 19-8 Big 12) Recent Result: Lost to No. 5 Rice, 6-5 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 2-3/4-6 Texas A&M finished with 46 victories for only the seventh time in the 106- year history of the program. The Aggies put together consecutive years of at least 46 victories for the first time since 1998 and Junior right-hand pitcher Kyle Thebeau set a school record with his 33rd appearance of the season in the season finale at No. 5 Rice. His 79 career outings rank fourth all-time, eight shy of the school record. TAMU won its third regular season championship and fourth Big 12 title overall. The Aggies captured the league crown in 1998 and 1999, along with the postseason championship in Texas A&M set a school and league record with 16 consecutive conference victories. The Aggies did not lose a conference game from 28 until 11. texas (39-22, Big 12) Recent Result: Lost to No. 5 Rice, 7-4 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 3-2/7-3 UT earned its 3,000th victory in a 4-3 win over St. John s on June 1. The Longhorns joined Fordham University as the only two programs to reach the plateau. For the third time in Big 12 history, a UT squad claimed the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship crown, earning the conference s automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament. Texas made its 52nd NCAA Tournament appearance. The Horns have been a member of all but 10 of the NCAA Tournament fields. The Longhorns posted a winning season for the 50th time in the last 51 years. texas tech (25-30, 9-18 Big 12) Recent Result: Defeated Baylor, 12-5 Last 5/Last 10 Games: 3-2/4-6 After 22 seasons at the helm of the Red Raider program, Larry Hays stepped down on June 2. He is the fourth-winningest coach in NCAA history with 1,509 victories. Head coach designate Dan Spencer will succeed Hays. Roger Kieschnick, a junior right fielder, earned All-Big 12 honors for the third-straight season in 08. Junior Willie Rueda hit safely in 22 of Tech s last 25 games and posted 14 multiple-hit games during that stretch. He also led the team with a.361 overall batting average and a.365 mark in Big 12 play. Texas Tech had three wins over teams ranked in the top 10 nationally this season -- Missouri ( 29, 30) and Oklahoma State ( 11). Big 12 Notes For the second straight year, the Big 12 earned six bids to the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, tied with the ACC for the second-most selections by a conference in the 2008 field. Texas A&M advanced to Super Regional action for the fifth time in school history. It also marked the first time that the Aggies won consecutive NCAA Regional titles, also claiming victories in 1993, 1999, 2004 and At least one Big 12 squad has participated in a Super Regional in each of the last 10 years. Five different teams have earned College World Series berths, including Texas 2002 and 05 national title runs, in the conference s 12-year tenure. Seven Big 12 schools were featured in national polls this season (Baylor, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas and Texas A&M). The Big 12 was one of two leagues to have three teams (Nebraska, Texas A&M and Oklahoma State) ranked in the top 15 of the RPI rankings released on 25. Overall, eight Big 12 squads were rated in the top Nebraska (8), Texas A&M (13), Oklahoma State (14), Texas (18), Missouri (39), Oklahoma (41), Baylor (46) and Kansas State (47). Eight of the 10 Big 12 squads recorded a.500 winning percentage or higher during the 2008 season. The league compiled a (.714) non-conference record, including 15 victories over ranked opponents (No. 1 UCLA, No. 3 Arizona State, No. 5 Wichita State - four, No. 6 Arizona - two, No. 11 UC Irvine, No. 15 Rice, No. 19 Houston, No. 18 TCU, No. 22 San Diego State, No. 22 Vanderbilt - two). The Big 12 was in head-to-head competition against teams from the ACC, Big West, Pac-10 and SEC in 08.

4 Season Review * Page 4 Baseball America Top 25 (Final) Collegiate Baseball Top 25 (Final) NCBWA Poll (Final) Rank School record PR 1. Fresno State Georgia North Carolina Miami (Fla.) Stanford LSU Florida State Rice Arizona State Cal State Fullerton UC Irvine Texas A&M Wichita State Arizona NC State Coastal Carolina Oklahoma State San Diego Missouri Nebraska Texas Michigan TCU Kentucky Long Beach State Rank School Record Points PR 1. Fresno State Georgia North Carolina Stanford Miami (Fla.) LSU Florida State Rice Arizona State Texas A&M Cal State Fullerton Wichita State Arizona UC Irvine NC State Coastal Carolina San Diego Oklahoma State Long Beach State Michigan Missouri Nebraska California Georgia Tech Texas TCU Vanderbilt South Carolina St. John s Kentucky Rank School record PR 1. Fresno State Georgia North Carolina Stanford Miami (Fla.) LSU Rice Florida State Arizona State UC Irvine Cal State Fullerton Arizona Coastal Carolina Texas A&M Wichita State NC State Oklahoma State San Diego Missouri Nebraska Texas Long Beach State Kentucky Oral Roberts Vanderbilt Georgia Tech South Carolina Michigan California Houston USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll (Final) Rank School Record Points PR 1. Fresno State (31) NR 2. Georgia North Carolina Miami (Fla.) Stanford LSU Rice Florida State Arizona State Cal State Fullerton UC Irvine Texas A&M Wichita State Arizona NC State Coastal Carolina San Diego Oklahoma State Missouri Long Beach State Texas Michigan Nebraska Georgia Tech NR 25. Kentucky NR Big 12 VS. Other Conferences America East 4-0 Atlantic Atlantic Coast 0-1 Atlantic Sun 1-0 Big East 8-2 Big Ten 12-4 Big West 7-3 Colonial 3-0 Conference USA 6-12 Horizon 2-0 Independent Ivy League 1-0 Ohio Valley 2-0 Mid-American 7-0 Missouri Valley 16-7 Mountain West 7-9 Northeast 1-0 Pacific Patriot 1-0 Southeastern 10-5 Southland 35-9 Southwestern Athletic 8-0 The Summit League 20-5 Sun Belt 3-1 Western Athletic 4-1 West Coast 6-3 Total (.714)

5 Season Review * Page 5 Big 12 in the Weekly Rankings (Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball/NCBWA/USA Today-ESPN) BU KU KSU MU NU OU OSU UT TAMU TTU PS 15/28/26/24 --/--/--/--- --/--/--/-- 6/15/17/13 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/27/-- 16/8/6/7 21/22/20/21 --/--/--/-- 2/25 13/24/22/NP --/--/--/NP --/--/--/NP 5/15/16/NP --/--/--/-- --/--/--/NP 21/25/24/NP 14/6/3/NP --/28/27/NP --/--/--/NP 3/03 11/14/16/15 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 6/18/18/13 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 21/20/22/22 16/7/7/10 --/21/25/23 --/--/--/-- 3/10 10/9/12/9 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 4/17/14/11 --/--/--/-- --/25/--/-- 23/28/25/-- 19/15/10/13 --/24/23/22 --/--/--/-- 3/17 14/15/16/13 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 4/8/11/9 22/22/24 --/--/--/-- --/--/26/-- 18/13/10/14 --/23/19/17 --/--/--/-- 3/24 20/20/23/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 2/5/8/6 19/15/30/17 --/--/--/-- --/--/22/-- 13/12/10/10 --/26/20/22 --/--/--/-- 3/31 --/--/29/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 4/12/10/7 11/9/22/10 --/--/--/-- --/--/23/-- 16/15/13/14 --/23/16/19 --/--/--/-- 4/07 --/--/30/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 8/16/12/12 6/6/14/6 --/--/--/-- 21/--/20/25 12/14/11/10 --/12/8/11 --/--/--/-- 4/14 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 6/11/10/11 9/10/13/9 --/--/--/-- 18/25/14/18 20/16/15/15 19/8/8/8 --/--/--/-- 4/21 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 4/11/9/10 8/10/13/8 --/--/--/-- 13/18/14/14 --/--/-25/-- 18/8/6/6 --/--/--/-- 4/28 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 15/14/14/16 6/10/9/7 --/--/--/-- 9/12/10/9 --/--/-26/-- 10/6/6/5 --/--/--/-- 5/05 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 15/14/16/17 5/7/7/7 --/--/--/-- 10/10/8/8 --/--/26/-- 9/6/6/5 --/--/--/-- 5/12 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 15/12/15/20 5/6/6/6 --/--/--/-- 10/10/8/9 --/--/28/-- 9/7/7/7 --/--/--/-- 5/19 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 9/12/12/15 12/13/10/7 --/--/--/-- 7/10/6/6 24/24/25/- 13/9/11/10 --/--/--/-- 5/26 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 12/14/15/16 13/15/13/10 --/--/--/-- 6/10/5/6 19/19/19/20 14/9/14/13 --/--/--/-- 6/3 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 19/21/19/* 20/22/20/* --/--/--/-- 16/18/16/* 21/25/21/* 10/8/11/* --/--/--/-- 6/10 --/--/--/NP --/--/--/NP --/--/--/NP 19/21/19/NP 20/22/20/NP --/--/--/NP 17/18/17/NP 21/25/21/NP 12/10/14/NP --/--/--/NP Final --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 19/21/19/19 20/22/20/23 --/--/--/-- 17/18/17/18 21/25/21/21 12/10/14/12 --/--/--/-- NP - Denotes No Poll Released Players of the Week Feb. 25: Tyrone Hambly, Oklahoma State, Jr. 3: Rebel Ridling, Oklahoma State, Sr. 10: Roger Kieschnick, Texas Tech Jr. 17: Craig Corriston, Nebraska, Sr. 24: Nick Sullivan, Nebraska, Jr. 31: Doug Thennis, Texas Tech, Sr. 7: Ben Booker, Baylor, Jr. 14: Jacob Priday, Missouri, Sr.$ 21: Neil Medchill, Oklahoma State, So. 28: Luke Anders, Texas A&M, Jr. 5: John Allman, Kansas, Sr. 12: Jose Duran, Texas A&M, Jr. 19: Roger Kieschnick, Texas Tech, Jr. Weekly Awards Pitchers of the week Feb. 25: Kendal Volz, Baylor, So. 3: Michael Rocha, Oklahoma, Fr. 10: Johnny Dorn, Nebraska, Sr. Brooks Raley, Texas A&M, Fr. 17: Shawn Tolleson, Baylor, Fr. 24: Aaron Crow, Missouri, Jr. 31: Lance Hoge, Kansas State, Jr. 7: Aaron Crow, Missouri, Jr.$ 14: Andrew Oliver, Oklahoma State, So. 21: Travis Starling Texas A&M, So. 28: Brad Hutt, Kansas State, Sr. 5: Kenn Kasparek, Texas, Jr.$% 12: Kyle Gibson, Texas A&M, So. 19: Tyler Lyons, Oklahoma State, So. Austin Wood, Texas, Jr. NCBWA National Hitter/Pitcher of the Week - $; Louisville Slugger National Pitcher of the Week % Preseason Coaches Poll Rank Team (first-place votes) Points 1. Texas (8) Missouri (1) Baylor (1) Texas A&M Oklahoma State Nebraska 36 T7. Kansas State 30 T7. Oklahoma Kansas Texas Tech 15

6 Season Review * Page 6 conference Awards Player of the Year: José Duran, Texas A&M Pitcher of the Year: Aaron Crow, Missouri Freshman of the Year: Chance Ruffin, Texas Newcomer of the Year: José Duran, Texas A&M Coach of the Year: Rob Childress, Texas A&M First Team Luke Anders, Texas A&M, 1B, Jr. Jake Opitz, Nebraska, 2B, Sr. José Duran, Texas A&M, SS, Jr. Dane Carter, Texas A&M, 3B, Sr. Mitch Abeita, Nebraska, C, Sr. Aaron Senne, Missouri, OF, So. Neil Medchill, Oklahoma State, OF, So. Kyle Colligan, Texas A&M, OF, Jr. Jacob Priday, Missouri, DH, Sr. Jordy Mercer, Oklahoma State, UTL, Jr. Aaron Crow, Missouri, SP, Jr. Johnny Dorn, Nebraska, SP, Sr. Andrew Oliver, Oklahoma State, SP, So. Travis Starling, Texas A&M, RP, So. Second Team Rebel Ridling, Oklahoma State, 1B, Sr. Thomas Belza, Oklahoma State, 2B, Fr. Jordy Mercer, Oklahoma State, SS, Jr. Matt Hague, Oklahoma State, 3B, Sr. Trevor Coleman, Missouri*, C, So. Luis Flores, Oklahoma State*, C, Jr. Aljay Davis, Oklahoma, OF, Sr. Jordan Danks, Texas, OF, Jr. Roger Kieschnick, Texas Tech, OF, Jr. Darby Brown, Texas A&M, DH, Sr. Brian Ruggiano, Texas A&M, UTL, Jr. Thad Weber, Nebraska, SP, Sr. Tyler Lyons, Oklahoma State, SP, So. Chance Ruffin, Texas, SP, Fr. Daniel Edwards, Kansas State, RP, Sr. *A tie in voting resulted in two second-team catchers Honorable Mention -- Baylor: Shaver Hansen, 3B; Shawn Tolleson, SP; Beamer Weems, SS Kansas: Buck Afenir, C; John Allman, OF; Erik Morrison, SS; Robby Price, 2B; Ryne Price, OF; Paul Smyth, RP Kansas State: Brad Hutt, SP Missouri: Greg Folgia, 2B; Kyle Gibson, SP; Ryan Lollis, OF Nebraska: Craig Corriston, 1B; Dan Jennings, RP; Bryce Nimmo, OF Oklahoma: Mike Gosse, UTL; Jamie Johnson, OF Oklahoma State: Jordy Mercer, RP, Donnie Webb, OF Texas: Brandon Belt, 1B; Preston Clark, UTL; Cole Green, RP; David Hernandez, SS; Russell Moldenhauer, OF; Cameron Rupp, C; Kyle Russell, OF; Michael Torres, DH Texas A&M: Clayton Ehlert, SP; Barret Loux, SP; Brooks Raley, SP; Blake Stouffer, 2B; Kyle Thebeau, RP Texas Tech: Willie Rueda, 2B postseason HONORS Academic All-Big 12 Team First Team Baylor: Erik Forestiere, Shaver Hansen, Willie Kempf, Wade Mackey, Tim Matthews, Aaron Miller, Shawn Tolleson, Kendal Volz; Kansas: Justin Ellrich, Nick Faunce, Paul Smyth, Joe Southers; Kansas State: Chase Bayuk, Brad Hutt, Brett Scott*, Todd Vogel; Missouri: Trevor Coleman, Dan Pietroburgo, Jacob Priday, Aaron Senne; Nebraska: DJ Belfonte, Zach Herr, Dan Jennings, Jake Mort, Bryce Nimmo, Nick Sullivan, Jeff Tezak; Oklahoma: Jarod Freeman; Oklahoma State: Dusty Harvard, Tyler Lyons, Jordy Mercer; Texas: Drew Bishop, Riley Boening, Russell Moldenhauer,Keith Shinaberry, Travis Tucker, Austin Wood; Texas A&M: Darby Brown, Evan Gerald, Blake Rampy, Daman Aaron, Brian Ruggiano, Kyle Thebeau; Texas Tech: Roger Kieschnick, Brian Cloud, Jason Seefeld Second Team Kansas: Erik Morrison; Kansas State: AJ Morris, Nate Tenbrink; Missouri: Kurt Calvert, Scooter Hicks; Nebraska: Jake Opitz, Thad Weber; Oklahoma: Aaron Baker, Drew Roberts; Oklahoma State: Josh Neal; Texas: Preston Clark, Pat McCrory; Texas A&M: Travis Starling, Blake Stouffer; Texas Tech: Sam Janca, AJ Ramos NATIONAL AWARDS ABCA All-America Team Aaron Crow, Missouri - First Team ABCA Midwest All-Region Team First Team Aaron Crow, Missouri Mitch Abeita, Nebraska Rebel Ridling, Oklahoma State Roger Kieschnick, Texas Tech Second Team Daniel Edwards, Kansas State Jacob Priday, Missouri Aaron Senne, Missouri Johnny Dorn, Nebraska Jake Opitz, Nebraska Kyle Russell, Texas Luke Anders, Texas A&M Dane Carter, Texas A&M José Duran, Texas A&M Baseball America All-America Team Aaron Crow, Missouri - First Team Chance Ruffin, Texas - Third Team Baseball America Freshman All-America Team Chance Ruffin, Texas - First Team Barret Loux, Texas A&M - Second Team Brooks Raley, Texas A&M - Second Team Johnny Bench Award Mitch Abeita, Nebraska - Semifinalist Brooks Wallace Award Aaron Crow, Missouri - Semifinalist Dick Howser Trophy Aaron Crow, Missouri - Finalist Johnny Dorn, Nebraska - Semifinalist ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Team First Team Aaron Miller, Baylor - District VI Justin Ellrich, Kansas - District VII Brett Scott, Kansas State - District VII DJ Belfonte, Nebraska - District, VII Dan Jennings, Nebraska - District VII Bryce Nimmo, Nebraska - District VII Nick Sullivan, Nebraska - District VII Darby Brown, Texas A&M - District VI Second Team Shaver Hansen, Baylor - District VI Tyler Lyons, Oklahoma State - District VI Jordy Mercer, Oklahoma State - District VI Brian Ruggiano, Texas A&M - District VI Roger Kieschnick, Texas Tech - District VI ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America Team Brett Scott, Kansas State - Second Team Justin Ellrich, Kansas - Third Team Louisville Slugger All-America Aaron Crow, Missouri - First Team Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Team Thomas Rooke, Kansas State Thomas Belza, Oklahoma State Chance Ruffin, Texas Cameron Rupp, Texas Lowe s CLASS Award All-Senior All-America Team Brett Scott, Kansas State - First Team Jarod Freeman, Oklahoma - Second Team NCBWA All-America Team Aaron Crow, Missouri - First Team Jacob Priday, Missouri - Second Team José Duran, Texas A&M - Third Team Johnny Dorn, Nebraska - Third Team Rivals.com All-America Team Aaron Crow, Missouri - First Team Andy Oliver, Oklahoma State - Second Team Roger Clemens Award Aaron Crow, Missouri - Finalist USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Kendal Volz, Baylor Ritch Price, Kansas (Assistant Coach) Kyle Gibson, Missouri Tyler Lyons, Oklahoma State Andrew Oliver, Oklahoma State USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Aaron Crow, Missouri - Finalist

7 Season Review * Page 7 Baylor (32-26 Overall, Big 12) 22 Purdue W, Purdue W, (11) 24 Purdue W, Texas Southern W, Illinois W, Illinois-Chicago W, Stephen F. Austin W, Louisiana Tech L, Louisiana Tech W, at Mississippi State W, 5-4 at Mississippi State W, at Mississippi State W, at Oral Roberts L, at Oral Roberts L, #23 Oklahoma State* L, #23 Oklahoma State* W, #23 Oklahoma State* W, at #4 Missouri* L, at #4 Missouri* L, at #4 Missouri* L, 2-12 (7) 25 Houston Baptist W, TAMU-Corpus Christi W, at Oklahoma* L, at Oklahoma* L, 2-3 (10) 30 at Oklahoma* W, at TCU L, 2-3 {CBS College Sports} 2 UT-San Antonio L, Kansas* W, Kansas* W, Kansas* W, 17-7 (7) 8 TCU L, UT-Arlington W, at Kansas State* L, at Kansas State* W, at Kansas State* W, Dallas Baptist W, at Dallas Baptist L, at #8 Texas A&M* L, #8 Texas A&M* L, #8 Texas A&M* L, (11) 22 #25 Texas L, at Texas State W, (8) 26 #8 Nebraska* L, 4-6 (10) #8 Nebraska* {FCS} L, 1-14 (7) 27 #8 Nebraska* W, at UT-Arlington W, Sam Houston State W, 14-4 (8) 2 #26 Texas* L, at #26 Texas* {FSN} W, at #26 Texas* {FCS} L, Texas State W, Stephen F. Austin W, 11-0 (7) 16 at Texas Tech* L, at Texas Tech* W, at Texas Tech* L, vs. #7 Nebraska$ W, vs. #6 Oklahoma State$ L, 3-14 (7) 24 vs. Kansas State$ L, 2-3 kansas (30-27 Overall, 9-18 Big 12) 22 vs. Hawaii-Hilo W, vs. Hawaii-Hilo L, 3-4 (8) vs. Hawaii-Hilo L, vs. Hawaii-Hilo L, 3-4 vs. Hawaii-Hilo W, 16-4 (7) 27 at #30 Arkansas L, at #5 Vanderbilt L, vs. Xavier W, vs. Iowa W, Le Moyne W, North Dakota State W, 4-3 (10) 9 North Dakota State W, 13-0 (7) North Dakota State W, Tabor W, at Missouri State W, at #19 Texas* L, at #19 Texas* L, at #19 Texas* W, vs. Illinois L, vs. Central Connecticut W, 7-6 vs. Dartmouth W, vs. Ohio State L, 5-16 vs. UMBC W, vs. Northwestern W, Chicago State W, Chicago State W, 12-0 Benedictine W, #20 Texas A&M* L, #20 Texas A&M* L, 6-9 (10) 30 #20 Texas A&M* L, #8 Wichita State L, Saint Mary (Kan.) W, at #29 Baylor* L, at #29 Baylor* L, at #29 Baylor* L, 7-17 (7) 11 Texas Tech* W, Texas Tech* (FSN) W, Texas Tech* W, Baker W, Missouri State W, at #9 Nebraska* L, at #9 Nebraska* L, at #9 Nebraska* W, 6-3 {CBS College Sports/NET} 22 at #7 Wichita State L, at #13 Oklahoma State* L, at #13 Oklahoma State* L, at #13 Oklahoma State* L, vs. #14 Missouri W, Oklahoma* W, Oklahoma* W, Oklahoma* W, #14 Missouri* L, #14 Missouri* W, 7-6 #14 Missouri* L, 1-12 (7) 16 Kansas State* L, at Kansas State* L, at Kansas State* L, kansas state (29-29 Overall, Big 12) 22 at California L, at Santa Clara L, vs. Arkansas State L, vs. Michigan State W, at Lamar W, vs. Michigan State W, at UT-San Antonio L, at UT-San Antonio L, Le Moyne W, (11) Le Moyne L, LeMoyne W, 4-3 Le Moyne W, Washington State W, Nebraska* L, Nebraska* L, Nebraska* L, 3-5 (10) 18 at BYU L, at BYU L, 5-6 (10) 21 Binghamton W, Binghamton W, Binghamton W, Creighton {FSN Midwest} W, #22 Oklahoma State* W, #22 Oklahoma State* L, #22 Oklahoma State* W, Central Arkansas W, Central Arkansas W, at #16 Texas A&M* L, at #16 Texas A&M* L, at #16 Texas A&M* L, 4-14 (8) 8 #5 Wichita State L, 3-4 {FSN Midwest/COX} 11 #30 Baylor* W, #30 Baylor* L, #30 Baylor* L, vs. Creighton {CSTV} L, 5-6 (11) 18 at Texas Tech* W, at Texas Tech* W, 7-4 (10) 20 at Texas Tech* L, 4-19 (7) 22 #11 UC Irvine L, #11 UC Irvine W, 9-7 (11) 25 #25 Texas* L, #25 Texas* W, #25 Texas* L, at #8 Wichita State W, at #14 Missouri* L, at #14 Missouri* L, at #14 Missouri* W, 4-3 (10) 6 #3 Arizona State W, at Oklahoma* W, at Oklahoma* L, at Oklahoma* L, at Kansas* W, Kansas* W, Kansas* W, vs. #6 Oklahoma State$ W, vs. #7 Nebraska$ L, vs. Baylor$ W, vs. #24 Texas$ {FSN} L, 7-15 * - Big 12 game; $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship

8 Season Review * Page 8 missouri (39-21 Overall, Big 12) 22 vs. Connecticut W, vs. Michigan State W, at Stetson W, at Central Florida L, 9-10 (7) 29 vs. California W, at #22 San Diego State W, at #17 San Diego L, vs. Cal Poly W, Indiana State W, Indiana State W, 9-8 Indiana State W, Toledo W, Toledo W, Toledo W, 3-1 Toledo W, South Dakota State W, South Dakota State W, #14 Baylor* W, #14 Baylor* W, #14 Baylor* W, 12-2 (7) 25 at Minnesota W, at Minnesota L, at Texas Tech* W, at Texas Tech* L, at Texas Tech* L, Western Illinois L, Lincoln W, #23 Oklahoma State* W, #23 Oklahoma State* L, 2-6 {FSN Midwest} 6 #23 Oklahoma State* L, at Missouri State W, 8-4 (6) 11 #10 Texas* W, #10 Texas* W, #10 Texas* L, William Woods W, at Oklahoma* W, at Oklahoma* W, 6-5 (10) 20 at Oklahoma* L, 4-22 (7) 22 vs. Eastern Illinois W, vs. Southern Illinois L, at #6 Texas A&M* L, at #6 Texas A&M* L, at #6 Texas A&M* {FSN} L, 2-3 (10) 29 vs. Kansas L, Kansas State* W, Kansas State* W, Kansas State* L, 3-4 (10) 6 Creighton W, at Kansas* W, at Kansas* L, 6-7 at Kansas* W, 12-1 (7) 16 #5 Nebraska* W, #5 Nebraska* W, #5 Nebraska* {FSN} W, vs. #24 Texas$ W, 3-2 (10) 22 vs. Oklahoma$ L, vs. #9 Texas A&M$ L, vs. Mississippi^ {ESPNU} W, at #1 Miami (Fla.)^ {ESPNU} L, 5-6 June 1 vs. Mississippi^ {ESPNU} L, 6-9 * - Big 12 game; $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship ^ - NCAA Championship Regional nebraska ( Overall, Big 12) 22 at Stanford L, at Stanford W, 9-2 at Stanford L, UC-Riverside W, UC-Riverside W, 10-4 UC-Riverside W, UC-Riverside W, 13-1 (7) 4 Nebraska-Kearney W, Northern Colorado W, Northern Colorado W, 3-2 Northern Colorado W, Northern Colorado W, South Dakota State W, at Kansas State* W, at Kansas State* W, 11-4 at Kansas State* W, 5-3 (10) 18 Arkansas W, Arkansas L, Oklahoma* W, Oklahoma* W, Oklahoma* T, 8-8 (10) 25 Northern Colorado W, Northern Colorado W, at #10 Texas* W, at #10 Texas* {FSN} W, at #10 Texas* L, Texas Tech* W, Texas Tech* {NET} W, Texas Tech* W, at #20 Oklahoma State* L, at #20 Oklahoma State* L, at #20 Oklahoma State* W, #5 Wichita State {MyTV} W, Kansas* W, Kansas* W, Kansas* L, 3-6 {CBS College Sports/NET} 22 Creighton W, 4-3 {CBS College Sports/NET} 23 Creighton {MyTV} W, at Baylor* W, 6-4 (10) at Baylor* (FCS) W, 14-1 (7) 27 at Baylor* L, Western Illinois W, Western Illinois W, UL-Lafayette W, 4-3 UL-Lafayette W, 4-3 (14) 9 #5 Texas A&M* L, 3-6 (16) 11 #5 Texas A&M* W, 9-8 {CBS College Sports/NET} #5 Texas A&M* W, vs. Creighton W, 8-1 {CBS College Sports/NET} 16 at #12 Missouri* L, at #12 Missouri* L, at #12 Missouri* {FSN} L, vs. Baylor$ L, vs. Kansas State$ W, vs. #6 Oklahoma State$ L, Eastern Illinois^ W, #9 UC Irvine^ L, 2-3 June 1 Oral Roberts^ L, 0-8 oklahoma ( Overall, Big 12) 23 at #1 UCLA L, 5-7 at #1 UCLA W, 3-2 (12) 26 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, vs. #6 Rice L, vs. Houston W, 8-5 (10) 2 vs. Tennessee W, North Dakota State W, North Dakota State W, 9-3 (7) North Dakota State W, 13-0 (7) 7 Western Illinois W, Western Illinois W, 11-6 Western Illinois W, 7-4 (7) 9 Western Illinois W, vs. Dallas Baptist W, vs. Northern Illinois W, Washington State L, Washington State L, 3-4 Washington State L, 5-8 (8) 16 Washington State W, at South Florida W, at South Florida W, at #22 Nebraska* L, at #22 Nebraska* L, at #22 Nebraska* T, 8-8 (10) 25 UT-Arlington W, #20 Baylor* W, #20 Baylor* W, 3-2 (10) 30 #20 Baylor* L, Dallas Baptist W, #13 Texas* L, #13 Texas* W, #13 Texas* L, at #8 Texas A&M* L, at #8 Texas A&M* L, at #8 Texas A&M* {FCS} L, 2-12 (7) 15 at TCU W, 5-4 (12) 16 Southern Nazarene W, 15-3 (8) 18 #6 Missouri* L, #6 Missouri* L, 5-6 (10) 20 #6 Missouri* W, 22-4 (7) 22 TCU W, Southern Nazarene L, at Texas Tech* W, at Texas Tech* L, at Texas Tech* W, #8 Wichita State {COX} W, (10) 2 at Kansas* L, at Kansas* L, at Kansas* L, Kansas State* L, Kansas State* W, Kansas State* W, vs. #8 Oklahoma State* L, 1-7 {FSN Southwest} 17 vs. #8 Oklahoma State* L, 1-11 {COX} 18 vs. #8 Oklahoma State* W, vs. #9 Texas A&M$ W, vs. #9 Missouri$ W, vs. #24 Texas$ L, vs. #22 Vanderbilt^ W, at #4 Arizona State^ L, 3-15 June 1 vs. #22 Vanderbilt^ W, vs. #4 Arizona State^ L, 0-12

9 Season Review * Page 9 oklahoma state (44-18 Overall, 18-9 Big 12) 22 Gonzaga W, Gonzaga W, Gonzaga W, 3-1 Gonzaga W, at South Florida W, vs. Northwestern W, vs. Northwestern L, (10) 2 at South Florida W, vs. Loyola Marymount W, at #11 San Diego L, vs. Santa Clara W, at San Diego State L, Missouri State W, at #10 Baylor* W, at #10 Baylor* L, at #10 Baylor* L, Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, 22-8 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, 34-1 (7) 21 #17 Texas A&M* L, #17 Texas A&M* W, #17 Texas A&M* W, #6 Arizona W, #6 Arizona W, at Kansas State* L, at Kansas State* W, at Kansas State* L, at #4 Missouri* L, at #4 Missouri* W, 6-2 {FSN Midwest} 6 at #4 Missouri* W, Western Illinois W, #6 Nebraska* W, #6 Nebraska* W, #6 Nebraska* L, at UT-Arlington L, Mid-America Christian W, at #15 Texas* {ESPNU} W, at #15 Texas* W, at #15 Texas* {FCS} W, Mid-America Christian W, #7 Wichita State W, Kansas* W, Kansas* W, Kansas* W, Utah Valley W, Utah Valley W, 6-3 Utah Valley W, Utah Valley L, at #5 Rice L, Texas Tech* W, Texas Tech* W, Texas Tech* L, Western Illinois W, vs. Oklahoma* W, 7-1 {FSN Southwest} 17 vs. Oklahoma* {COX} W, vs. Oklahoma* L, vs. Kansas State$ L, vs. Baylor$ W, 14-3 (7) 24 vs. #7 Nebraska$ W, Western Kentucky^ W, #14 Wichita State^ L, 3-5 June 1 #18 TCU^ W, 9-8 #14 Wichita State^ L, 7-11 (10) * - Big 12 game; $ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship ^ - NCAA Championship Regional & - NCAA Championship Super Regional texas (39-22 Overall, Big 12) 22 VCU W, VCU W, VCU W, UT-Pan American W, UT-Pan American W, 5-0 (7) 29 vs. Tennessee L, vs. #6 Rice L, 4-10 {FSN Southwest- Houston} 2 vs. Houston W, 8-7 (10) 4 Texas A&M-CC W, Texas A&M-CC W, Stanford W, Stanford L, Stanford L, at #15 Rice W, Kansas* W, Kansas* W, Kansas* L, at UT-San Antonio W, Texas State W, at Texas Tech* W, at Texas Tech* L, at Texas Tech* W, Oral Roberts W, 5-4 (10) 28 #15 Nebraska* L, #15 Nebraska* {FSN} L, #15 Nebraska* W, #15 Rice L, 3-7 {ESPNU/FSN Southwest} 2 Texas Southern W, at Oklahoma* W, at Oklahoma* L, at Oklahoma* W, vs. Texas State W, at #8 Missouri* L, at #8 Missouri* L, at #8 Missouri* W, UT-Arlington L, #14 Oklahoma State* L, 1-2 {ESPNU} 19 #14 Oklahoma State* L, #14 Oklahoma State* L, {FCS} 22 at Baylor W, 8-2 {CBS College Sports} 23 UT-San Antonio L, at Kansas State* W, at Kansas State* L, at Kansas State* W, Texas State W, at Baylor* W, Baylor* {FSN} L, Baylor* {FCS} W, Alabama A&M W, 18-0 (7) Alabama A&M W, 14-3 (7) 16 #7 Texas A&M* {FCS} W, at #7 Texas A&M* W, at #7 Texas A&M* W, 6-3 {FSN Southwest} 21 vs. #9 Missouri$ L, 2-3 (10) 22 vs. #9 Texas A&M$ W, vs. Oklahoma$ W, vs. Kansas State$ {FSN} W, vs. St. John s^ L, vs. Sam Houston State^ W, 13-3 June 1 vs. St. John s^ W, 4-3 at #5 Rice^ L, 4-7 texas A&M (46-19 Overall, 19-8 Big 12) 22 Northern Colorado W, Northern Colorado L, 1-3 (7) Northern Colorado L, Northern Colorado W, McNeese State W, McNeese State W, Ohio State W, Arkansas {COX} W, Louisiana Tech {COX} W, Nicholls State {COX} W, Nicholls State W, Rutgers L, Rutgers W, Rutgers W, Centenary W, Centenary W, Texas Tech* W, 6-5 (12) 15 Texas Tech* W, Texas Tech* L, UT-Arlington W, at Oklahoma State* W, at Oklahoma State* L, at Oklahoma State* L, vs. UT-San Antonio W, at Kansas* W, at Kansas* W, 9-6 (10) 30 at Kansas* W, Stephen F. Austin W, Stephen F. Austin W, Kansas State* W, Kansas State* W, Kansas State* W, 14-4 (8) 8 at #19 Houston W, Oklahoma* W, Oklahoma* W, Oklahoma* {FCS} W, 12-2 (7) 15 #7 Rice L, Baylor* W, at Baylor* W, at Baylor* W, (11) 22 Texas State W, #4 Missouri* W, #4 Missouri* W, #4 Missouri* {FSN} W, 3-2 (10) 29 at TCU W, Dallas Baptist L, Dallas Baptist W, Dallas Baptist W, at Sam Houston State W, at #5 Nebraska* W, 6-3 (16) 11 at #5 Nebraska* L, 8-9 {CBS College Sports/NET} at #5 Nebraska* L, at UT-Arlington L, at #28 Texas* {FCS} L, #28 Texas* L, #28 Texas* L, 3-6 {FSN Southwest} 21 vs. Oklahoma$ L, vs. #24 Texas$ L, vs. #9 Missouri$ W, Illinois-Chicago^ W, Houston^ W, 22-4 June 1 Houston^ L, Houston^ W, at #5 Rice& {ESPNU} L, at #5 Rice& {ESPN2} L, 5-6

10 Season Review * Page 10 texas tech (25-30 Overall, 9-18 Big 12) 23 vs. #19 UL-Lafayette L, vs. Army W, 16-2 vs. Oral Roberts L, vs. UT-San Antonio W, at New Mexico L, vs. Houston L, vs. Tennessee W, vs. #6 Rice L, Central Arkansas W, Central Arkansas W, vs. Northern Illinois W, 11-5 at Texas State L, vs. Northern Illinois W, at New Mexico W, at #22 Texas A&M* L, 5-6 (12) 15 at #22 Texas A&M* L, at #22 Texas A&M* W, vs. TAMU-Corpus Christi W, #13 Texas* L, #13 Texas* W, #13 Texas* L, UC Riverside W, UC Riverside L, #2 Missouri* L, #2 Missouri* W, #2 Missouri* W, TAMU-Corpus Christi W, TAMU-Corpus Christi W, at #9 Nebraska* L, at #9 Nebraska* {NET} L, at #9 Nebraska* L, New Mexico W, New Mexico L, at Kansas* L, at Kansas* {FSN} L, at Kansas* L, at UNLV L, at UNLV L, 8-15 (8) 18 Kansas State* L, Kansas State* L, 4-7 (10) 20 Kansas State* W, 19-4 (7) 22 New Mexico State W, vs. New Mexico State W, Oklahoma* L, Oklahoma* W, Oklahoma* L, at Dallas Baptist L, at #8 Oklahoma State* L, at #8 Oklahoma State* L, at #8 Oklahoma State* W, Dallas Baptist L, Dallas Baptist W, Baylor* W, Baylor* L, Baylor* W, 12-5 * - Big 12 game Big 12 in NCAA StatisticAL Rankings (Big 12 Teams/Players Ranked in the Top 50 Listed) TEAM LEADERS Batting Average 18. Oklahoma State.326 Scoring 26. Oklahoma State Texas A&M Texas 7.7 Runs 16. Texas A&M Oklahoma State Texas Hits 13. Texas A&M Oklahoma State Oklahoma Doubles Per Game 29. Texas Tech 2.31 Doubles 38. Oklahoma Texas Triples Per Game 6. Oklahoma State Texas A&M Texas Oklahoma.33 Triples 3. Texas A&M Oklahoma State Texas Oklahoma 21.0 Home Runs Per Game 16. Oklahoma State Texas A&M 1.25 Home Runs 17. Oklahoma State Texas A&M 81.0 Slugging Percentage 9. Oklahoma State Texas A&M.501 Stolen Bases Per Game 23. Kansas State 1.81 Stolen Bases 19. Kansas State Texas A&M 91.0 Base on Balls 20. Texas Missouri Texas A&M Texas Tech Baylor Sacrifice Bunts 11. Texas Kansas State 48.0 Hit by Pitch 6. Texas A&M Missouri Nebraska Kansas State 76.0 Sacrifice Flies 10. Oklahoma State Texas A&M 31.0 Earned Run Average 16. Oklahoma State Texas A&M Nebraska Texas 4.48 Strikeouts Per Nine Innings 11. Missouri Nebraska Baylor 7.8 Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings 10. Nebraska Texas Texas A&M Oklahoma State 8.98 Walk Allowed Per Nine Innings 17. Missouri Oklahoma State Kansas State Texas A&M Nebraska 3.32 Fielding Percentage 13. Oklahoma State Texas Tech Baylor.971 Nebraska Kansas State.970 Double Plays Per Game 23. Texas Tech Oklahoma Baylor Texas 0.95 Double Plays 12. Oklahoma Texas A&M Texas Baylor Texas Tech 57.0 W/L Percentage 16. Nebraska Oklahoma State Texas A&M Missouri Texas.639

11 Season Review * Page 11 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Runs 39. Jordan Danks, UT 70.0 Hits 9. José Duran, TAMU Dane Carter, TAMU Mike Gosse, OU 93.0 Doubles 28. Mike Gosse, OU Jordan Danks, UT 22.0 Triples Per Game 12. Dane Carter, TAMU Jordan Danks, UT José Duran, TAMU.11 Triples 2. Dane Carter, TAMU Jordan Danks, UT 7.0 José Duran, TAMU Shaver Hansen, BU 6.0 Home Runs Per Game 28. Kyle Russell, UT Roger Kieschnick, TTU.31 Home Runs 29. Kyle Russell, UT Rebel Ridling, OSU Roger Kieschnick, TTU 17.0 Runs Batted In Per Game 36. Jacob Priday, MU Roger Kieschnick, TTU 1.18 Runs Batted In 50. Darby Brown, TAMU 69.0 Stolen Bases Per Game 32. Willie Rueda, TTU.51 Stolen Bases 36. Willie Rueda, TTU 27.0 Base on Balls Per Game 42. Greg Folgia, MU Jordan Danks, UT.79 Base on Balls 28. Jordan Danks, UT Greg Folgia, MU Blake Stouffer, TAMU 47.0 Hit By Pitch Per Game 33. Luke Anders, TAMU.34 Hit By Pitch 12. Luke Anders, TAMU Darby Brown, TAMU 18.0 Sacrifice Bunts Per Game 1. Robby Price, KU David Hernandez, UT Brett Scott, KSU Joey Kenworthy, TTU.22 Sacrifice Bunts 1. Robby Price, KU David Hernandez, UT Michael Torres, UT 13.0 Travis Tucker, UT 13.0 Sacrifice Flies 23. Dustin Dickerson, BU 7.0 Chris Hall, TTU 7.0 Earned Run Average 11. Chance Ruffin, UT Kyle Thebeau, TAMU Andrew Oliver, OSU Aaron Crow, MU Johnny Dorn, NU 2.46 Victories 1. Aaron Crow, MU Tyler Lyons, OSU Andrew Doyle, OU 9.0 Kyle Gibson, MU 9.0 Thad Weber, NU 9.0 Saves 14. Daniel Edwards, KSU Paul Smyth, KU Jake McCarter, OU 9.0 Jordy Mercer, OSU 9.0 Travis Starling, TAMU 9.0 Strikeouts Per Nine Innings 18. Kendal Volz, BU Aaron Crow, MU Kyle Gibson, MU 9.97 Strikeouts 4. Aaron Crow, MU Johnny Dorn, NU Kyle Gibson, MU 96.0 Andrew Oliver, OSU 96.0 Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings 11. Chance Ruffin, UT Andrew Oliver, OSU Kyle Thebeau, TAMU Kenn Kasparek, UT Johnny Dorn, NU Aaron Crow, MU Dan Jennings, NU 7.36 Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings 22. Clayton Ehlert, TAMU C.J. Blue, OU Tyler Lyons, OSU 1.57 Toughest to Strike Out 15. Mike Gosse, OU Michael Torres, UT 16.0

12 2008 BIG 12 BASEBALL Final Conference Statistics (All games) TEAM BATTING G Avg OBpct Slug AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SBA S SF Oklahoma State Texas A&M Oklahoma Texas Missouri Texas Tech Kansas Baylor Nebraska Kansas State TEAM PITCHING G ERA BAvg W L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/ Oklahoma State Texas A&M Nebraska Texas Missouri Kansas State Baylor Oklahoma Kansas Texas Tech INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.5 AB/Team game CL G Avg OBpct Slug AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SBA S SF Belza, Thomas OSU... FR Duran, José TAMU... JR Carter, Dane TAMU... SR Gosse, Mike OU... SR Allman, John KU... SR Rueda, Willie TTU... JR Webb, Donnie OSU... JR Hague, Matt OSU... SR Moldenhauer, Russell UT... SO Torres, Michael UT... JR Anders, Luke TAMU... JR Medchill, Neil OSU... SO Senne, Aaron MU... SO Davis, Aljay OU... SR Johnson, Jamie OU... SO Lollis, Ryan MU... JR Opitz, Jake NU... SR Brown, Darby TAMU... SR Abeita, Mitch NU... SR Priday, Jacob MU... SR INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game CL G GS ERA BAvg W-L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/ Ruffin, Chance UT... FR Thebeau, Kyle TAMU... JR Oliver, Andrew OSU... SO Crow, Aaron MU... JR Dorn, Johnny NU... SR Lyons, Tyler OSU... SO Jennings, Dan NU... JR Ehlert, Clayton TAMU... SO Hutt, Brad KSU... SR Kempf, Willie BU... SO Smyth, Paul KU... JR Kasparek, Kenn UT... JR Duke, Ryan OU... FR Gibson, Kyle MU... SO Loux, Barret TAMU... FR Volz, Kendal BU... SO Murray, Justin KSU... JR Wood, Austin UT... JR Doyle, Andrew OU... SO Berger, Ian MU... JR