NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP. Greenville Regional Greenville, N.C. Friday, June 1 ECU 16, UNC Wilmington 7. Saturday, June 2 South Carolina 4, ECU 2

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1 American Athletic Conference Baseball Report Final 2018 Contact: Greg Barlow, Assistant Director of Communications Park Row West Providence, RI STANDINGS Tuesday, May 22 Game 1 No. 4 ECU 8, No. 5 UCF 4 Game 2 No. 8 Tulane 11, No. 1 Houston 6 Wednesday, May 23 at Spectrum Field Game 3 No. 7 Wichita State 4, No. 2 USF 3 Game 4 No. 3 UConn 6, No. 6 Cincinnati 2 Game 8 UConn 7, Wichita State 5 at Robin Roberts Field Game 5 Houston 6, UCF 2 (UCF eliminated) Game 7 ECU 6, Tulane 5 Game 6 USF 9, Cincinnati 4 (Cincinnati eliminated) Thursday, May 24 at Spectrum Field Game 9 Houston 18, Tulane 7 (7) (Tulane eliminated) Game 11 Houston 5, ECU 3 at Robin Roberts Field Game 10 USF 7, Wichita State 2 (Wichita State eliminated) Game 12 USF 13, UConn 0 (7) Friday, May 25 at Spectrum Field Game 14 UConn 3, USF 2 (USF eliminated) at Robin Roberts Field Game 13 ECU 12, Houston 1 (7) (Houston eliminated) Saturday, May 26 Game 15 ECU 4, UConn 3 All-Tournament Team P Jacob Wallace, UConn P Colin Sullivan, USF P Jake Kuchmaner, ECU C Tyler Dietrich, USF IF Spencer Brickhouse, ECU IF Turner Brown, ECU IF Anthony Prato, UConn IF Coco Montes, USF OF Troy Stefanski, UConn OF Drew Henrickson, ECU OF Grant Witherspoon, Tulane UTY Joe Davis, Houston Most Outstanding Player Spencer Brickhouse, ECU AMERICAN OVERALL SCHOOL W L T PCT H A W L T PCT H A N STREAK Houston *^ L 1 USF *^ L 1 UConn *^ L 1 ECU *^ L 2 UCF * L 2 Cincinnati * L 2 Wichita State * L 2 Tulane * L 2 Memphis L 2 * American Athletic Conference Championship qualifier ^ NCAA Championship qualifier THE AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Greenville Regional Greenville, N.C. Friday, June 1 ECU 16, UNC Wilmington 7 Saturday, June 2 South Carolina 4, ECU 2 Sunday, June 3 UNC Wilmington 9, ECU 7 Chapel Hill Regional Chapel Hill, N.C. Friday, June 1 Houston 9, Purdue 1 Saturday, June 2 North Carolina 4, Houston 3 Sunday, June 3 Houston 8, Purdue 4 North Carolina 19, Houston 11 DeLand Regional DeLand, Fla. Friday, June 1 Oklahoma State 9, USF 2 Saturday, June 2 USF 9, Hartford 4 Sunday, June 3 Oklahoma State 6, USF 1 Conway Regional Conway, S.C. Friday, June 1 Washington 7, UConn 1 Saturday, June 2 UConn 10, LIU Brooklyn 3 Sunday, June 3 UConn 6, Coastal Carolina 5 Washington 9, UConn 6 POSTSEASON AWARDS Player of the Year Bryant Packard * OF/DH * ECU * So. * Packard wrapped up the regular season on a 32- game hitting streak and a 37-game on-base streak to accompany his conference-best.418 batting average and 25 multi-hit games. He led the conference in four other offensive categories, including total bases (135), hits (79), on-base percentage (.475) and slugging percentage (.714). He hit home runs in back-to-back at-bats three times this season and finished No. 2 in the league with 14 homers. Packard, who was also a unanimous first team All-Conference selection, becomes the first Pirate to be named Player of the Year. Pitcher of the Year Aaron Fletcher * LHP * Houston * Jr. * Fletcher (6-2), a three-time conference Player of the Week selection, becomes the second Cougar in as many years to take home the Pitcher of the Year award. In addition to leading the conference with his 1.82 ERA, Fletcher ranked in the top 10 in the conference with 75 strikeouts (8.04 per nine innings). He registered two complete games and a shutout to help Houston clinch its second outright regular season title. Rookie Position Player of the Year Christian Fedko * IF * UConn * Fr. Fedko was voted Rookie Position Player of the Year following his key role in the Huskies lineup, playing in 46 games and making 44 starts to help UConn clinch the No. 3 seed in The American Baseball Championship for a secondstraight year. Fedko, who saw time in the infield and as the team s designated hitter, recorded 11 doubles, 39 hits, 27 RBIs, 50 total bases and 18 runs scored. Rookie Pitcher of the Year Alec Burleson * LHP * ECU * Fr. * Burleson (5-1), who was the conference s unanimous Rookie Pitcher of the Year selection, has seen time on the mound both in starting and relief roles. He ranks in the top 10 in the conference with four saves and has contributed to the conferences second-best pitching staff that holds a 3.27 ERA. Burleson has made six starts through 17 appearances, holding a 2.91 ERA and 45 strikeouts. Coach of the Year Todd Whitting * Houston Whitting guided Houston to its second outright regular season title to clinch the No. 1 seed in The American baseball championship with a 16-8 league record, including back-to-back three-game sweeps of ranked conference opponents. Under his helm in 2018, the Cougars picked up their sixth-straight season with 30 or more wins. Houston is the only team in the conference to reach the championship game each of the last four years, winning the title twice. The Cougars own a record of 13-3 in four years playing in Clearwater, Fla. Team Academic Excellence ECU ECU held the highest cumulative GPA at 3.46 among the conference s nine teams to capture this year s conference Team Academic Excellence Award.

2 AMERICAN NOTEBOOK Big Four UConn, ECU, Houston and USF were among the 64 teams announced to compete in the 2018 NCAA Baseball Championship. The American s four selections are the most for the conference since 2015 and are tied for the fourth-most bids with the Big Ten and Pac-12 among the 31 NCAA Division I conferences. ECU will host the Greenville Regional, while UConn and USF were chosen as No. 2 seeds in the Conway Hill and DeLand Regionals, respectively. Houston was selected as the No. 3 seed in the Chapel Hill Regional. Friday s opening games can be streamed live on ESPN3. 3-for-4 The American has had at least three NCAA tournament teams in each of the last four seasons. Welcome To The Clubhouse Wichita State becomes the ninth American Athletic Conference baseball team in 2018 after spending 39 years as part of the Missouri Valley Conference. The Shockers bring a rich baseball legacy, having made 27 trips to the NCAA tournament, including a league-best seven College World Series appearances. Wichita State is also the only team in the conference to win a national title, which it achieved in National Hosts ECU is the third conference team to host an NCAA regional. A conference team has hosted a regional in four of the past five seasons, including when Houston was a host last year. Houston (2017 and 2015) and Louisville (2014) are the two other American Athletic Conference teams to have hosted a regional over the league s five-year span. NCAA Regional Hosts Years Houston 2017, 2015 ECU 2018 Louisville 2014 Think Of The Ratings The American has eight of its nine teams in the top 100 of the NCAA Ratings Percentage Index this year. The American is one of four conferences (with the ACC, Pac-12 and SEC) to boast three top-30 RPI teams: ECU at No. 15, UConn at No. 20 and USF at No. 28. Team RPI ECU 15 UConn 20 USF 28 Houston 42 UCF 45 Wichita State 54 Tulane 86 Cincinnati 96 Memphis 192 Conference Calls The American ranks fourth among the 31 NCAA Division I conferences in conference RPI in SEC 2. Big ACC 4. American 5. Pac Big Ten 7. Atlantic Sun 8. Sun Belt 9. Mountain West 10. Missouri Valley Pedigree Current members of the American Athletic Conference have made a combined 16 appearances in the College World Series. Wichita State leads the conference with seven appearances, while UConn has made five. The Shockers won a national championship in 1989, while Houston was the national runner-up in The last team among The American s current membership to reach the CWS was Tulane, which advanced to Omaha in Houston and Louisville both advanced to the Super Regional round in the 2014 NCAA Championship, while ECU reached the Super Regionals in The American has one CWS appearances to its credit. Louisville advanced to Omaha in 2014, when the Cardinals competed in the conference. Team College World Series Wichita State 1982, 1988, 1989, 1991, , 1996 UConn 1957, 1959, 1965, 1972, 1979 Houston 1953, 1967 Tulane 2001, 2005 The Sum Of Its Parts The nine American Athletic Conference members have made a combined 152 appearances in the NCAA Championship, including the 2018 season s four bids. ECU has made 29 appearances, followed by Wichita State (27), Tulane (21), Houston (21), UConn (20), USF (13), UCF (12), and Cincinnati and Memphis (five each). All-Americans The American Athletic Conference as seen 10 players from around the league named to the major 2018 All- America teams. ABCA/Rawlings First Team Bryant Packard OF ECU Second Team Alec Bohm 3B Wichita State Third Team Mason Feole LHP UConn P.J. Poulin LHP UConn Baseball America First Team Bryant Packard OF ECU Second Team Alec Bohm 3B Wichita State Third Team Mason Feole LHP UConn Collegiate Baseball First Team Mason Feole LHP UConn Second Team Bryant Packard OF ECU Third Team David Villar 3B USF Freshman Alec Burleson LHP ECU Christian Fedko OF UConn Liam Eddy RHP Wichita State Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team Isaac Feldstein OF UConn D1Baseball.com Second Team Bryant Packard OF ECU Third Team Alec Bohm 3B Wichita State NCBWA First Team Bryant Packard OF ECU Third Team Alec Bohm 3B Wichita State Chris Holba RHP ECU Perfect Game First Team Bryant Packard OF ECU Third Team Mason Feole LHP UConn Honorable Mention Alec Bohm 3B Wichita State MLB Picks Wichita State's Alec Bohm (3rd overall) and Shane McClanahan (31st overall) highlighted the group of 38 studentathletes drafted by the MLB in The 38 selections set a conference record, bettering last year's total of 26. All nine conference teams were represented in the draft, as Wichita State led the way with 10 picks, good for tying the third-most selections among all college programs this year. Furthermore, the two first-round picks are the most in conference history, as the league has seen at least one of its players get selected in the MLB first round in each of the past four seasons. Round Pick Name The American MLB 1 3 Alec Bohm Wichita State Philadelphia 1 31 Shane McClanahan USF Tampa Bay 2 49 Greyson Jenista Wichita State Atlanta 2 58 Jonathan Bowlan Memphis Kansas City 2 65 Tim Cate UConn Washington Grant Witherspoon Tulane Tampa Bay Dwanya Williams-Sutton ECU San Diego Thad Ward UCF Boston Codi Heuer Wichita State Chicago (AL) J.J. Montgomery UCF Baltimore Andrew Perez USF Chicago (AL) Gunnar Troutwine Wichita State Chicago (AL) Chandler Sanburn Wichita State Texas Manny Rodriguez Cincinnati New York (NL) David Villar USF San Francisco Chris Holba ECU St. Louis P.J. Poulin UConn Colorado Zac Susi UConn Pittsburgh Trey Cumbie Houston Tampa Bay Bryce Tucker UCF San Francisco Aaron Fletcher Houston Washington Coco Montes USF Colorado Dayton Dugas Wichita State Detroit Keylan Killgore Wichita State Philadelphia Connor Litton ECU Philadelphia Cam Alldred Cincinnati Pittsburgh Will McAffer Tulane Toronto Rylan Thomas UCF Cincinnati Tyler Jones Wichita State Miami Eric Hepple UCF Colorado Cre Finfrock UCF Toronto J.T. Perez Cincinnati Minnesota Trey Vickers Wichita State Washington Riley Cabral Memphis Houston Joey Pulido Houston Toronto 35 1,052 Kody Hoese Tulane Kansas City 37 1,114 Luke Ritter Wichita State Minnesota 40 1,204 Tyler Webb Memphis Minnesota RECORD BOOK The American s single-game records. At Bats 9 Chris Iriart, Houston vs. Rice, 5/31/15 Kyle Survance, Houston vs. Rice, 5/31/15 Runs Scored 5 Bielamowicz, Houston vs. Tulane, 4/13/18 Brady Lloyd, ECU vs. Maryland, 3/17/18 Matthew Mika, UCF vs. Siena, 2/20/16 Hits 6 Tommy Williams, UCF vs. Bethune-Cookman, 3/17/15 Frankie Ratcliff, Houston vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 3/5/14 Runs Batted In 8 Eric Tyler, East Carolina vs. Jacksonville, 3/26/16 7 Darien Tubbs, Memphis vs. Belmont, 4/21/15 Buddy Putnam, USF vs. Cincinnati, 3/29/15 Matt Diorio, UCF vs. Jacksonville, 3/24/15 Eli Putnam, UCF vs. Cornell, 3/27/16 Rylan Thomas, UCF vs. Central Michigan, 3/10/17 Jake Scheiner, Houston vs. Alabama State, 3/19/17 Corey Julks, Houston vs. Tulane, 5/16/17 Doubles 3 18 times, most recent Witherspoon, Tulane vs. ETSU, 4/21/18 Triples 2 9 times, most recently: Bumpass, Cincinnati vs. Memphis 4/8/18 Home Runs 3 Jeremy Montalbano, Tulane at USF, 5/7/16 Jake Scheiner, Houston vs. Alabama State, 3/19/17 Connor Wong, Houston vs. Tulane, 4/23/17 Grant Mathews, Tulane vs. Memphis, 5/12/18 Total Bases 15 Connor Wong, Houston vs. Tulane, 4/23/17 14 Jake Scheiner, Houston vs. Alabama State, 3/19//17 13 Logan Heiser, UCF vs. Florida State, 3/11/15 Jeremy Montalbano, Tulane at USF, 5/7/16 Walks 4 11 times, most recent Ryllan Thomas, UCF at UConn, 4/7/18 Hit By Pitch 4 Tom Verdi, UConn vs. Rhode Island, 5/13/14 Stolen Bases 4 Darien Tubbs, Memphis vs. Cincinnati, 5/20/15 Jack Sundberg, UConn vs. Hartford, 5/8/15 Travis Watkins, East Carolina vs. Elon, 3/15/15 Kyle Survance, Houston vs. Memphis, 3/30/14 Innings Pitched 9.1 Kyle Dowdy, Houston vs. Rice, 5/31/15 Strikeouts 18 Jonathan Bowlan, Memphis at USF, 4/28/ American Athletic Conference Baseball

3 TALKING POINTS UCF 35-21, American Last... vs. Houston Last Five:... UCF posted its 22nd season with at least 35 wins. Rylan Thomas finished the season with the team lead hits, home runs, batting average and slugging percentage. He hit 13 homers and has 27 in his career. He broke the UCF and conference on-base record with a 55- game streak carried over from The Knights pitching staff finished the regular season with a league-low 3.18 ERA. They set a new program record with 7.1 hits allowed per nine innings, and gave up the third fewest hits at 405. CINCINNATI 28-28, American Last:... vs. USF Last Projected to finish last in the preseason coaches poll, Cincinnati exceeded expectations and finished sixth place this season. The Bearcats completed thier first year under head coach Scott Googins, who came to Cincinnati as the all-time winningest coach at crosstown rival Xavier. Defense was a theme for Cincinnati, who led the nation with 71 double plays and is one of 18 teams to turn a triple play this year. ECU 44-18, American Last:... vs. UNC Wilmington Last Five:... Player of the Year Bryant Packard set a conference record with a.406 batting average in The Pirates took home their second American Championship with a 4-3 win over UConn. ECU went 4-1 in conference tournament play, as Spencer Brickhouse was named Most Outstanding Player. ECU is the third conference team to host an NCAA regional. The Pirates hosted a regional at Clark-LeClair Stadium in 2009, and also hosted opening round regional tournaments on two occasions at different venues. HOUSTON 38-25, 16-8 American Last...vs. North Carolina Last Five:... Houston head coach Todd Whitting was chosen as the league's Coach of the Year after guiding the No. 1 seed Cougars to their second outright regular season American title. Houston embarked on its 22nd NCAA regional appearance and fourth in the last five years. DH Joe Davis set a trio of conference career records through his three years with the Cougars. His 229 hits, 35 home runs and 382 total bases are each good for leading the conference. USF , American Last:...vs. Oklahoma State Last Five:... USF s offense has flourished in 2018, as the Bulls set multiple conference records with a.296 battting average, while also leading the league in slugging (.464), hits (606), doubles (147), triples (15) and total bases (951). After advancing to its first American Athletic Conference semifinal game, USF earned its third NCAA regional bid in the last four seasons. 3B David Villar set a conference record with 24 doubles. TULANE 25-33, 9-14 American Last:... vs. Houston Last OF Grant Mathews was named Player of the Week after tying a conference single-game record with 3 home runs hit in Game 2 of the Green Wave-Memphis series. Tulane is one of 18 schools in the nation to turn a triple play this year. No. 8 seed Tulane took down Houston in the regular season. Game 1 of that series consisted of a conference-record 33 runs, as the Green Wave walked off with a win, scoring 14 runs in the final three innings to overcome a 10-run deficit. UCONN , American Last:...vs. Washington Last Five:... UConn made its 20th NCAA tournament appearance and fifth appearance since UConn set a program record with 23 road wins in The Huskies saw four players earn All-America honors this year: Mason Feole, P.J. Poulin, Isaac Feldstein and Christian Fedko. MEMPHIS 20-36, 5-19 American Last:... vs. Wichita State Last Five:... Memphis took at least one game in its final four conference series. RHP Jonathan Bowlan set a conference and school record after fanning 18 batters in his first career complete game performance in last Saturday s 8-2 win at USF. His 18 Ks are the most by a NCAA Division I pitcher this season. Memphis scored 8 runs in the opening inning on the way to a 10-0 win over UT Martin to close-out its midweek slate. WICHITA STATE , American Last:... vs. USF Last Five:... 3B Alec Bohm hit three grand slams in He was the No. 3 overall pick in the MLB draft, good for the highest pick in American Athletic Conference history. Bohm ended the season leading the league in runs scored (57), home runs (16). Four batters in the Shockers' lineup ended the year hitting over American Athletic Conference Baseball

4 NATIONAL POLLS Baseball America Poll Final School Record Last 1 Oregon State Arkansas Florida North Carolina Texas Tech Mississippi State NR 7 Texas Minnesota Washington NR 10 Duke Tennessee Tech Stetson Auburn Stanford Ole Miss South Carolina NR 17 Vanderbilt NR 18 Cal State Fullerton NR 19 Clemson Florida State Georgia NC State ECU Coastal Carolina Houston Collegiate Baseball Poll Final School (Record) Points Last 1. Oregon State ( ) Arkansas (48-21) Florida (49-21) Mississippi State (39-29) North Carolina (44-20) Texas Tech. (45-20) Texas (42-23) Washington (35-26) Minnesota (44-15) Stetson (48-13) Duke (45-18) South Carolina (37-26) Tennessee Tech. (53-12) Cal. St. Fullerton (36-25) Auburn (43-23) Vanderbilt (35-27) Clemson (47-16) Stanford (46-12) Ole Miss (48-17) Georgia (39-21) Southern Miss (44-18) NC State (42-18) Louisville (45-19) Oklahoma (38-25) UCLA (38-21) Houston (38-25) UConn ( ) Coastal Carolina (43-19) ECU (44-18) St. John s (40-17) D1Baseball.com Poll Final School Record Last 1 Oregon State Florida Ole Miss Arkansas Stanford Florida State Clemson North Carolina Georgia Minnesota Stetson ECU Southern Miss Texas Texas Tech NC State Coastal Carolina Duke UCLA Tennessee Tech Houston UConn Auburn Louisville NR 25 South Carolina NCBWA Poll Final School Record Last 1 Oregon State Arkansas Florida Mississippi State Texas Tech North Carolina Texas Washington Duke Auburn Tennessee Tech South Carolina Stetson Cal State Fullerton Minnesota Vanderbilt Stanford Ole Miss Clemson Georgia NC State Florida State ECU Coastal Carolina Southern Miss UCLA Louisville Texas A&M RV 29 Florida Atlantic Indiana RV USA Today Coaches Poll Final School Record Last 1 Florida Oregon State Stanford Ole Miss Florida State Arkansas Clemson North Carolina Georgia Minnesota Texas Tech ECU Stetson NC State Coastal Carolina Texas Southern Miss Duke Auburn UCLA UConn Louisville Tennessee Tech Houston Texas A&M Receiving votes: South Carolina, Jacksonville, USF, Missouri State, LSU, St. John's, Purdue, Baylor, Dallas Baptist, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Florida Atlantic, Oklahoma, Indiana, Kentucky, New Mexico State, Washington, UNCW 2018 American Athletic Conference Preseason Coaches Poll Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. Houston (5) UConn (3) UCF ECU USF (1) Wichita State Memphis Tulane Cincinnati 12 Also Receiving Votes: Baylor, UConn, Dallas Baptist, Gonzaga, Houston, Jacksonville, LSU, Missouri State, Northeastern (36-21), Northwestern State, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Purdue, Saint John's, San Diego State, Troy, UNCW, USF American Athletic Conference Baseball

5 THE 2018 SEASON WEEK-BY-WEEK IN THE NATIONAL POLLS Rankings are listed as Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball/DIBaseball.com/NCBWA/USA Today UCF Cincinnati UConn ECU Houston Memphis USF Tulane Wichita State Preseason 22/-/-/29/RV -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/30/24/25/22 -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/RV -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- Feb /-/-/RV/RV -/-/-/RV/- 25/-/-/RV/- -/-/-/RV/ -/-/24/24/22 -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/RV -/-/-/RV/- -/-/-/-/- Feb /-/-/RV/RV -/-/-/-/- 24/-/-/RV/- -/29/18/24/- -/-/24/22/22 -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/RV/- March 5 23/-/-/29/RV -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/RV -/--/19/22/23 -/-/-/RV/RV -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/22/-/RV/RV March 12 19/22/23/23/21 -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- 21/-/18/18/17 -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/20/-/RV/RV March 19 20/20/23/22/21 -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- 21/29/18/18/18 -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- -/26/-/28/RV March 26 25/-/-/28/RV -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/-/- 17/28/16/18/17 -/30/-/RV/RV -/-/-/-/- -/-/-/RV/RV -/-/-/-/- -/18/22/22/23 April 2 22/-/-/RV/- 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AGAINST THE CONFERENCES Conference Record Pct America East Atlantic Atlantic Coast Atlantic Sun Big Big East Big South Big Ten Big West Colonial Conference USA Horizon Ivy Metro Atlantic Athletic Mid-American Mid-Eastern Athletic Missouri Valley Mountain West Northeast Ohio Valley Pacific Patriot Southeastern Southern Southland Southwestern Athletic Summit Sun Belt West Coast Western Athletic Independents 0-0 Non-Division I 0-0 Total: Home: Away: Neutral: Postseason: GAMES AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS (23-32,.418) DATE TEAM OPPONENT RANK* RESULT Feb. 16 UCF Virginia 16 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 6-3 USF North Carolina 6 (Baseball America) W, 4-3 Feb. 17 USF North Carolina 6 (Baseball America) L, 12-5 Feb. 18 USF North Carolina 6 (Baseball America) L, 9-8 (10) Cincinnati San Diego 31 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 7-4 (10) Cincinnati San Diego 31 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 4-3 Feb. 20 USF Florida State 3 (Baseball America) L, 2-5 Memphis Ole Miss 9 (D1Baseball.com) L, 6-8 Feb. 23 ECU North Carolina 6 (D1Baseball.com) W, 2-1 Houston Cal State Fullerton 13 (Baseball America) L, 1-2 (15) Tulane Ole Miss 9 (D1Baseball.com) L, 5-4 Feb. 24 ECU North Carolina 6 (D1Baseball.com) W, 5-4 Houston Cal State Fullerton 13 (Baseball America) W, 9-4 Tulane Ole Miss 9 (D1Baseball.com) L, 1-9 Feb. 25 Tulane Ole Miss 9 (D1Baseball.com) L, 6-3 ECU North Carolina 6 (D1Baseball.com) W, 12-0 Houston Cal State Fullerton 13 (Baseball America) W, 10-5 Mar. 2 Houston Kentucky 7 (D1Baseball.com) L, 14-2 Mar. 3 ECU Missouri State 28 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 7-4 Houston Mississippi State 21 (Baseball America) L, 3-2 Mar 4 Houston Vanderbilt 5 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 9-4 March 6 UCF Florida 1 (USA Today) W, 9-6 Cincinnati Indiana 12 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 8-3 March 7 UCF Florida 1 (USA Today) W, 4-2 March 13 UConn Coastal Carolina 30 (Collegiate Baseball) W, Wichita State Missouri 24 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 9-4 March 14 Memphis Auburn 5 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 5-4 Tulane Southern Miss 15 (NCBWA) L, 12-3 March 16 UConn St. John's 29 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 14-4 March 17 UConn St. John's 29 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 1-0 March 18 UConn St. John's 29 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 3-1 March 20 UCF Florida State 5 (Baseball America) L, 6-4 March 21 UCF Florida State 5 (Baseball America) L, 13-3 Tulane LSU 15 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 10-4 March 27 Memphis Arkansas 5 (D1Baseball.com) L, 8-7 April 3 UCF Stetson 16 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 4-1 April 4 Memphis Ole Miss 3 (USA Today) L, 12-0 April 17 ECU Duke 3 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 9-2 April 18 Tulane LSU 18 (Baseball America) W, 10-9 April 24 Houston Texas 19 (NCBWA) L, 9-4 May 1 Tulane Southern Miss 11 (USA Today) W, 10-7 UCF Florida Atlantic 28 (NCBWA) W, 2-1 (10) May 8 USF Florida 1 (Baseball America) L, 11-8 May 9 Cincinnati Louisville 28 (NCBWA) L, 24-6 May 11 UCF Oklahoma 26 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 5-4 (14) May 12 UCF Oklahoma 26 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 7-3 May 13 UCF Oklahoma 26 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 7-4 June 1 Houston Purdue 27 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 9-1 UConn Washington 30 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 47-1 June 2 Houston North Carolina 6 (Baseball America) L, 4-3 ECU South Carolina 19 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 4-2 June 3 UConn Coastal Carolina 13 (Baseball America) W, 6-5 Houston Purdue 27 (Collegiate Baseball) W, 8-4 UConn Washington 30 (Collegiate Baseball) L, 9-6 Houston North Carolina 6 (Baseball America) L, American Athletic Conference Baseball

6 THE 2018 SEASON AWARD WINNERS AMERICAN PLAYER OF THE WEEK Feb. 19 Alec Bohm, 3B, Wichita State Feb. 26 Zac Susi, C, UConn March 5 David Villar, 3B, USF March 12 Tyler Osik, OF, UCF March 19 Joe Genord, 1B, USF March 26 Jared Triolo, 3B, Houston April 2 Gunnar Troutwine, C, Wichita State April 9 Anthony Prato, SS, UConn April 16 Tyler Osik, OF, UCF April 23 Grayson Padgett, OF, Houston April 30 Connor Hollis, 2B, Houston May 7 Treg Haberkorn, OF, Cincinnati May 14 Grant Mathews, DH, Tulane May 21 Bryant Packard, OF/DH, ECU AMERICAN PITCHER OF THE WEEK Feb. 19 Shane McClanahan, LHP, USF Feb. 26 Trey Benton, RHP, ECU March 5 Shane McClanahan, LHP, USF March 12 Kaleb Roper, RHP, Tulane March 19 Shane McClanahan, LHP, USF March 26 Aaron Fletcher, LHP, Houston April 2 Mason Feole, LHP, UConn April 9 Aaron Fletcher, LHP, Houston April 16 Peter Strzelecki, RHP, USF April 23 Cre Finfrock, RHP, UCF April 30 Jonathan Bowlan, RHP, Memphis May 7 Thad Ward, RHP, UCF May 14 Aaron Fletcher, LHP, Houston May 21 Chris Williams, RHP, Houston ACTIVE CAREER WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS Player of the Week 2 Tyler Osik (UCF); Treg Haberkorn (Cincinnati); Zac Susi (UConn); Coco Montes (USF); Grayson Padgett (Houston) 1 Matthew Mika (UCF); ); Connor McVey (Cincinnati); Tyler Gnesda (UConn); Anthony Prato (UConn); Dwanya Williams-Sutton (ECU); Bryant Packard (ECU); Joe Davis (Houston); Connor Hollis; Jared Triolo (Houston); Luke Borders (USF), Tyler Dietrich (USF); Joe Genord (USF); David Villar (USF); Grant Mathews (Tulane); Grant Witherspoon (Tulane); Alec Bohm (Wichita State); Gunnar Troutwine (Wichita State) Pitcher of the Week 3 Trey Cumbie (Houston); Aaron Fletcher (Houston); Shane McClanahan (USF) 2 Mason Feole (UConn); Peter Strzelecki (USF) 1 Cre Finfrock (UCF); Thad Ward (UCF); Chris Williams (UCF); Tim Cate (UConn); Wills Montgomerie (UConn); Trey Benton (ECU); Jonathan Bowlan (Memphis); Kaleb Roper (Tulane) WEEKLY HONOR ROLL SELECTIONS Feb. 19 Feb. 26 March 5 March 12 March 19 March 26 April 2 April 9 April 16 April 23 April 30 May 7 May 14 May 21 Isaac Feldstein, OF, UConn; Connor Litton, 3B, ECU; Aaron Fletcher, LHP, Houston; Tyler Webb, OF, Memphis; Sal Gozzo, SS, Tulane Rylan Thomas, 1B, UCF; Chris Holba, RHP, ECU, Trey Cumbie, LHP, Houston; Tyler Dietrich, C, USF; Alec Bohm, 3B, Wichita State Rylan Thomas, 3B, UCF; Kyle Mottice, 2B, Cincinnati; Chris Holba, RHP, ECU; Keagan Gillislie, RHP, Tulane; Alec Bohm, 3B, Wichita State A.J. Kullman, RHP, Cincinnati; Alec Burleson, DH/1B/RHP, ECU; Landon Etzel, OF, Houston; Peter Strzelecki, RHP, USF; Liam Eddy, RHP, Wichita State J.J. Montgomery, RHP, UCF; Brady Lloyd, 2B, ECU; Ryan Ross, LHP, ECU; Mason Feole, LHP, UConn; Trey Cumbie, LHP, Houston Cam Alldred, LHP, Cincinnati; Brady Lloyd, 2B, ECU; Trey Cumbie, LHP, Houston; JD Dutka, 2B, USF; Luke Ritter, OF, Wichita State Manny Rodriguez, SS, Cincinnati; Tyler Smith, RHP, ECU; Trey Cumbie, LHP, Houston; Kyle Phillips, OF, USF; Kaleb Roper, RHP, Tulane A.J. Bumpass, OF, Cincinnati; Nathan Kroger, RHP, Cincinnati; Bryant Packard, DH, ECU; Jared Triolo, 3B, Houston; Alec Bohm, 3B, Wichita State Chris Williams, RHP, UCF; Chris Winkel, 1B, UConn; David Villar, 3B, USF; Jonathon Artigues, 2B, Tulane; Luke Ritter, OF, Wichita State J.T. Perez, LHP, Cincinnati; Troy Stefanski, OF, UConn; Dwanya Willions-Sutton, OF, ECU; Noah Yager, LHP, USF; Kody Hoese, 3B, Tulane Ray Alejo, OF, UCF; Joey Thomas, C, Cincinnati; Shane McClanahan, LHP, USF; Keagan Gillies, RHP, Tulane; Luke Ritter, 2B/OF, Wichita State Cam Alldred, LHP, Cincinnati; Mason Feole, LHP, UConn; Jeff Kersten, RHP, UConn; Alec Burleson, LHP, ECU; Bryant Packard, OF, ECU Thad Ward, RHP, UCF; Bryant Packard, OF, ECU; Joe Davis, DH, Houston; Duke Stunkel Jr.,OF, USF; Greyson Jenista, OF/1B, Wichita State Kyle Mottice, 2B, Cincinnati; Mason Feole, LHP, UConn; Trey Cumbie, LHP, Houston; Duke Stunkel Jr., OF, USF; Liam Eddy, RHP, Wichita State 2018 All-Conference Teams First Team Pos Name School P J.T. Perez Cincinnati P Mason Feole UConn P Chris Holba ECU P Aaron Fletcher Houston RP Thad Ward UCF C Gunnar Troutwine Wichita State 1B Rylan Thomas UCF 2B Brady Lloyd ECU SS Manny Rodriguez Cincinnati 3B David Villar USF OF Isaac Feldstein UConn OF Bryant Packard ECU OF Grant Witherspoon Tulane DH Spencer Brickhouse ECU UTY Luke Ritter Wichita State Second Team Pos Name School P Cam Alldred Cincinnati P Tyler Smith ECU P Trey Cumbie Houston P Peter Strzelecki USF RP P.J. Poulin UConn RP Andrew Perez USF C Zac Susi UConn 1B Joe Genord USF 2B Matthew Mika UCF SS Coco Montes USF 3B Alec Bohm Wichita State OF Ray Alejo UCF OF Tyler Osik UCF OF Dwanya Williams-Sutton ECU OF Duke Stunkel Jr. USF DH Joe Davis Houston UTY Dallas Beaver UCF UTY Lael Lockhart Jr. Houston American Athletic Conference Baseball

7 MEDIA SERVICES BIG EAST FOOTBALL MEDIA SERVICES TheAmerican.org The official website of the American Athletic Conference features up-to-date information on all facets of the league. Baseball standings, results, statistics and notes are updated as games are played. Social Media Fans and media members are invited to follow the latest American Athletic Conference baseball news through social media. The American Twitter feed may be and the conference s official Facebook page is AmericanConf. The American s Instagram handle Distribution Media members may access PDF versions of the complete press release, including conference and team-by-team statistics, on TheAmerican.org. Regular updates of the release will be distributed via from the conference office. To be included on the distribution list, send an request to Chuck Sullivan at csullivan@theamerican.org. Video Highlights The American Athletic Conference offers video highlights and clips of selected games and press conferences through the XOS Digital XChange FTP tool. Content is available in full broadcast-quality resolution. Contact Chuck Sullivan (csullivan@ theamerican.org) for information on how to access the highlights. Weekly Awards The American names a Player and Pitcher of the Week each Monday during the season. Winners are chosen from nominations provided by conference sports information directors. The information will be available from the conference office via release as well as on the league website. Annual Awards The American Athletic Conference will name first and second all-conference teams as well as a Player of the Year, Pitcher of the Year, Rookie of the Year and Coach of the Year following the conclusion of the regular season. The awards are chosen by a vote of the league s eight head coaches and will be announced May 22. American Athletic Conference Communications Contacts AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Greg Barlow Communications Assistant Office...(401) Mobile...(508) gbarlow@theamerican.org UCF Ian MacDougall Assistant Director/Strategic Communications Office... (407) Mobile...(321) imacdougall@athletics.ucf.edu CINCINNATI Mollie Radzinski Assistant Director/Sports Communications Office...(513) Mobile... (317) mollie.radzinski@uc.edu UCONN Christopher Jones Athletic Communications Assistant Office...(860) Mobile... (860) christopher.jones@uconn.edu Bernadette Cafarelli Associate Commissioner for Communications bcafarelli@theamerican.org Megan Erbes Director of Communications merbes@theamerican.org Communications phone Baseball Contact Greg Barlow Assistant Director of Communications gbarlow@theamerican.org Mobile: Chuck Sullivan Assistant Commissioner for Communications csullivan@theamerican.org Digital Media phone Bill Potter Senior Director of Communications and Digital Media bpotter@theamerican.org Hali Oughton Director of Digital Media and Reporter houghton@theamerican.org Nick Phillips Assistant Director of Digital Communications nphillips@theamerican.org ECU Malcolm Gray Director of Media Relations Office... (252) Mobile...(252) graym@ecu.edu HOUSTON Allison McClain Assistant Director/Athletics Communications Office... (713) Mobile... (936) amcclai@central.uh.edu MEMPHIS Kevin Rodriguez Assistant Director/Athletic Communications Office...(901) Mobile...(817) krdrguez@memphis.edu USF Patrick Puzzo Assistant Director/Communications Office...(813) puzzo@usf.edu TULANE Eric Hollier Associate Director/Strategic Communications Office...(504) Mobile... (225) ehollier1@tulane.edu Wichita State Tami Cutler Director of Media Relations Office...(504) Mobile... (316) tcutler@goshockers.com American Athletic Conference Baseball

8 SCHEDULES & RESULTS UCF 35-21, American Home: 26-9/Away: 9-10/Neutral: 0-2 FEBRUARY 16 Virginia W, Rice L, Samford L, at Stetson L, Savannah State W, Savannah State W, Savannah State W, at Bethune-Cookman W, 6-1 MARCH 2 Wagner W, Wagner W, Wagner W, Florida W, 9-7 at Florida W, Siena W, Siena W, Siena W, Bradley W, 6-5 (13) 14 Miami (Fla.) L, Chicago State W, Chicago State W, Chicago State W, at Florida State L, at Florida State L, ECU * W, ECU * L, ECU * L, at Memphis * W, at Memphis * L, at Memphis * W, 9-3 APRIL 3 Stetson W, at UConn * W, 10-8 (11) 8 at UConn * L, 2-6 (7) at UConn * L, at Miami (Fla.) W, Cincinnati* W, Cincinnati * W, Cincinnati * L, Bethune-Cookman W, at USF * W, at USF * L, at USF * L, Wichita State * W, Wichita State * L, Wichita State * W, 8-4 MAY 1 Florida Atlantic W, 2-1 (10) 5 at Houston * W, 3-2. at Houston * W, 6-4 (12) 6 at Houston * L, at Florida Atlantic L, Oklahoma W, 5-4 (14) 12 Oklahoma L, Oklahoma L, at Jacksonville Cancelled 17 Tulane * W, 7-6 (12) 18 Tulane * W, Tulane * Cancelled 22 vs. ECU 1 L, vs. Houston 1 L, 2-6 All times Eastern and are subject to change * American Athletic Conference game 1 American Athletic Conference Championship CINCINNATI 28-28, American Home: 18-11/Away: 8-15/Neutral: 2-2 FEBRUARY 17 vs. California 1 W, at San Diego W, 7-4 (10) 18 San Diego L, at Sam Houston State L, at Sam Houston State at Sam Houston State L, Northern Kentucky W, 5-3 MARCH 2 at UT Martin W, at UT Martin W, at UT Martin L, 5-7 (11) 4 at UT Martin W, at Indiana W, Tennessee L, 2-3 (12) 10 Tennessee L, Tennessee L, at Wright State L, Toledo W, Toledo L, Toledo W, Miami (Ohio) Cancelled 23 at Tulane * L, at Tulane * L, at Tulane * W, Houston * L, Houston * W, Houston * W, 4-2 APRIL 3 Wright State L, 1-5 (7) 6 Memphis * W, Memphis * W, Memphis * W, Wright State W, Miami (Ohio) L, at USF * L, at USF * L, at USF * W, Xavier W, UConn* W, UConn* L, UConn* L, Kansas W, Kansas W, 7-6 (13) 29 Kansas W, 9-3 MAY 1 at Miami (Ohio) L, at Wichita State * W, at Wichita State * L, at Wichita State * W, at Xavier W, at Louisville L, at ECU* W, at ECU* L, at ECU* L, Ohio State W, USF * W, USF * L, USF * L, vs. UConn 1 L, vs. USF 1 L, 4-9 All times Eastern and are subject to change * American Athletic Conference game 1 at San Diego, Calif. 1 American Athletic Conference Championship UCONN , American Home: /Away: 23-13/Neutral: 4-4 February 16 at Kennesaw State L, at Georgia State W, at Georgia Tech W, 9-7 (10) 23 at Southeastern Louisiana L, at Southeastern Louisiana W, at Southeastern Louisiana W, 6-4 March 2 at North Florida W, at North Florida L, at North Florida L, Yale Postponed 9 at Citadel L, at Citadel W, at Citadel L, at Citadel Cancelled 13 at Coastal Carolina W, at St. John s L, at St. John s W, at St. John s W, Central Connecticut W, at USF * W, at USF * L, at USF * L, at Boston College W, Hartford W, at Central Connecticut W, at Hartford W, 1-0. April 6 UCF * L, 8-10 (11) 8 UCF * W, 6-2 (7) UCF * W, Bryant T, 9-9 (10) 13 at Wichita State * W, 7-4 at Wichita State * W, at Wichita State * L, at Massachusetts Postponed 18 at UMass Lowell W, at Cincinnati * L, at Cincinnati * W, at Cincinnati * W, at Holy Cross W, Rhode Island Cancelled 27 Tulane * W, Tulane * L, Tulane * W, 9-2 May 4 at Memphis * 7:30 p.m. 5 at Memphis * W, at Memphis * W, at Sacred Heart L, at Northeastern W, Houston * L, 5-6 Houston * L, Houston * W, at Rhode Island L, ECU * W, ECU * L, ECU * W, vs. Cincinnati 1 W, vs. Wichita State 1 W, vs. USF 1 L, 0-13 (7) 25 vs. USF 1 W, vs. ECU 1 L, 3-4 June 1 vs. Washington^ L, vs. LIU Brooklyn^ W, at Coastal Carolina^ W, 6-5 vs. Washington^ L, 6-9 All times Eastern and are subject to change * American Athletic Conference game 1 American Athletic Conference Championship ^ NCAA Championship American Athletic Conference Baseball

9 SCHEDULES & RESULTS ECU 44-18, American Home: 21-12/Away: 19-4/Neutral: 4-2 FEBRUARY 16 Western Carolina W, Western Carolina W, Western Carolina W, at Campbell W, North Carolina W, vs. North Carolina 1 L, at North Carolina W, Old Dominion W, 10-3 MARCH 2 Pepperdine L, Missouri State L, Saint Joseph s W, Charleston Cancelled 7 Charleston W, at Charlotte W, at Charlotte W, at Charlotte W, VCU L, Elon W, Maryland W, Maryland W, Maryland W, at UCF * L, at UCF * W, at UCF * W, Wichita State * L, Wichita State * W, Wichita State * W, 5-0 APRIL 3 UNC Wilimington W, Wofford W, at Washington W, 5-1 at Washington L, at Washington W, at Elon W, USF * W, USF * L, USF * L, at Duke W, at Memphis * W, at Memphis * W, 4-2 at Memphis * W, at NC State Cancelled 27 Houston L, Houston L, Houston L, 5-6 MAY 4 at Tulane * W, at Tulane * W, at Tulane * W, Norfolk State W, at UNC Wilmington W, Cincinnati * L, Cincinnati * W, Cincinnati * W, Campbell W, at UConn * L, at UConn * W, at UConn * L, vs. UCF 1 W, vs. Tulane 1 W, vs. Houston 1 L, vs. Houston 1 W, 12-1 (7) 26 vs. UConn 1 W, 4-3 June 1 UNC Wilmington^ W, Ohio State/South Carolina^ L, UNC Wilmington^ L, 7-9 All times Eastern * American Athletic Conference game 1 at Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham, N.C. 1 American Athletic Conference Championship ^ NCAA Championship HOUSTON 38-25, 16-8 American Home: 22-6/Away: 10-13/Neutral: 6-6 FEBRUARY 16 Holy Cross L, Holy Cross W, Holy Cross W, at Cal State Fullerton L, 1-2 (15) 24 at Cal State Fullerton W, at Cal State Fullerton W, Texas Southern W, 4-3 MARCH 2 Kentucky 1 L, 2-14 (7). 3 Mississippi State 1 L, 2-3 (12) 4 Vanderbilt 1 L, Houston Baptist L, McNeese State W, San Diego W, 4-3 (12) 10 San Diego W, San Diego L, at McNeese State L, New Mexico W, Columbia W, Columbia W, Lamar W, Prairie View A&M W, Memphis * W, Memphis * W, Memphis * W, at Rice L, at Cincinnati * W, at Cincinnati * L, at Cincinnati * L, 2-4 APRIL 6 USF * L, USF * W, USF * W, Rice W, at Tulane * L, at Tulane * L, 0-2 (7) at Tulane * W, Sam Houston State W, Sam Houston State L, Wichita State * W, Wichita State * W, 6-5 Wichita State * W, at Texas L, at ECU* W, at ECU* W, at ECU* W, 6-5 MAY 1 Sam Houston State 2 L, UCF * L, 2-3 UCF * L, 4-6 (12) 6 UCF * W, Stephen F. Austin L, at UConn * W, 6-5 at UConn * W, at UConn * L, vs. Rice 2 W, Southeastern Louisiana W, Southeastern Louisiana L, vs. Tulane 1 L, vs. UCF 1 W, vs. Tulane 1 W, 18-7 (7) 24 vs. ECU 1 W, vs. ECU 1 L, 1-12 (7) June 1 vs. Purdue^ W, vs. North Carolina^ L, Purdue^ W, 8-4 at North Carolina^ L, All times Eastern * American Athletic Conference game 1 at Minute Maid Park, Houston, Texas 2 at Constellation Field, Sugar Land, Texas 1 American Athletic Conference Championship ^ NCAA Championship MEMPHIS 20-36, 5-19 American Home: 12-19/Away: 6-16/Neutral: 2-1 FEBRUARY 17 Western Kentucky W, Western Kentucky L, Western Kentucky W, at Ole Miss L, Illinois State L, Illinois State L, Illinois State L, Southeast Missouri W, 3-2 MARCH 2 vs. Middle Tennessee 1 W, vs. Tennessee 1 L, vs. East Tennessee State 1 L, at Middle Tennessee W, at Middle Tennessee L, Little Rock W, Little Rock L, Little Rock L, at Auburn L, at North Florida L, at North Florida L, at North Florida W, Mississippi Valley W, at Houston * L, at Houston * L, at Houston * L, Arkansas 3 L, UCF * L, UCF * W, UCF * L, 3-9. APRIL 4 Ole Miss 3 L, at Cincinnati * L, at Cincinnati * L, at Cincinnati * L, Arkansas State W, at Arkansas State W, Baylor L, Baylor W, Baylor L, Mississippi State 3 W, ECU* L, ECU* L, 2-4 ECU* L, at Murray State W, at USF * L, at USF * W, at USF * L, 2-3 MAY 4 UConn * L, UConn * L, UConn * W, Belmont W, at Tulane* L, at Tulane L, at Tulane W, UT Martin 2 W, Wichita State * W, Wichita State * L, Wichita State * L, 6-13 All times Eastern 1 Tri-Star Classic, Kodak, Tenn. 2 W.S. Babe Howard Classic, Millington, Tenn. 3 AutoZone Park, Memphis, Tenn American Athletic Conference Baseball

10 SCHEDULES & RESULTS USF , American Home: 24-9/Away: 8-9-1/Neutral: 4-4 FEBRUARY 16 North Carolina W, North Carolina L, North Carolina L, 8-9 (10) 20 at Florida State L, Fordham L, Fordham W, Fordham W, at Bethune-Cookman W, 16-1 MARCH 2 Columbia W, Columbia L, 3-4 (7) Columbia W, Columbia W, at Jacksonville L, Central Michigan W, 3-2 (10) 10 Central Michigan W, Central Michigan W, Florida Gulf Coast W, Jacksonville W, Army W, Army W, Army W, at North Florida W, UConn * L, UConn * W, UConn * W, Stetson L, Tulane * L, Tulane * W, Tulane * W, 10-8 APRIL 6 at Houston * W, at Houston * L, at Houston * L, at Stetson L, at ECU * L, at ECU * W, at ECU * W, North Florida W, UCF * L, UCF * W, UCF * W, Bethune-Cookman W, Memphis * W, Memphis * L, Memphis * W, 3-2 MAY 8 at Florida L, at Wichita State * L, 2-17 (8) 12 at Wichita State * W, at Wichita State * T, 9-9 (11) 15 at Florida Gulf Coast Cancelled 17 at Cincinnati * L, at Cincinnati * W, at Cincinnati * W, vs. Wichita State 1 L, vs. Cincinnati 1 W, vs. Wichita State 1 W, vs. UConn 1 W, 13-0 (7) 25 vs. UConn 1 L, 2-3 June 1 vs. Oklahoma State^ L, vs. Hartford^ W, 9-4 (11) 1 vs. Oklahoma State^ L, 1-6 All times Eastern and are subject to change * American Athletic Conference game 1 American Athletic Conference Championship ^ NCAA Championship TULANE 25-33, 9-14 American Home: 19-14/Away: 5-17/Neutral: 1-2 FEBRUARY 16 Wright State W, Wright State W, Wright State W, at Ole Miss L, at Ole Miss L, at Ole Miss L, Lamar W, Lamar W, 6-2 MARCH 2 Cal State Fullerton L, Cal State Fullerton L, Cal State Fullerton W, at New Orleans L, Southeastern Louisiana L, Purdue W, Purdue L, Purdue W, Louisiana L, 2-5 (11) 14 Southern Miss L, at Long Beach State L, at Long Beach State W, at Long Beach State L, at LSU L, Cincinnati* W, Cincinnati* W, Cincinnati* L, at Southeastern Louisiana L, at USF* W, at USF* L, at USF* L, 8-10 APRIL 3 New Orleans L, at Wichita State* W, 19-4 (7) 7 at Wichita State* L, at Wichita State* L, New Orleans W, Houston* W, Houston* W, 2-0 (7) Houston* L, LSU W, East Tennessee State L, East Tennessee State W, 21-7 East Tennessee State W, Texas Southern W, at UConn* L, at UConn* W, at UConn* L, 2-9 MAY 1 at Southern Miss W, ECU* L, ECU* L, ECU* L, Memphis* W, Memphis* W, Memphis* L, at Louisiana L, at UCF* L, 6-7 (12) 18 at UCF* L, at UCF* Cancelled 22 vs. Houston 1 W, vs. ECU 1 L, vs. Houston 1 L, 7-18 (7) All times Eastern and are subject to change * American Athletic Conference game 1 American Athletic Conference Championship WICHITA STATE , American Home: /Away: 11-11/Neutral: 1-2 FEBRUARY 16 at McNeese State W, at McNeese State W, at McNeese State W, Omaha W, Omaha W, 3-0 Omaha W, 6-2 MARCH 2 Nebraska W, Nebraska W, Nebraska L, 9-10 (10) 6 SIU Edwardsville W, at Oral Roberts L, UT Arlington W, UT Arlington W, UT Arlington W, 5-4 (10) 13 at Missouri L, at Creighton L, at Creighton W, Oklahoma W, Furman W, Furman W, Furman W, at Central Arkansas W, at ECU* W, at ECU* L, at ECU* L, 0-5 APRIL 4 Oklahoma State W, Tulane* L, 4-19 (7) 7 Tulane* W, Tulane* W, at Oklahoma State W, UConn* L, 4-7 UConn* L, UConn* W, Central Arkansas W, Kansas W, at Houston* L, at Houston* L, at Houston* L, at Kansas W, at UCF* L, at UCF* W, at UCF* L, 4-8 MAY 2 at Kansas State Cancelled 4 Cincinnati* L, Cincinnati* W, Cincinnati* L, Oral Roberts W, South Dakota State W, USF* W, 17-2 (8) 12 USF* L, USF* T, 9-9 (11) 15 Kansas State L, at Memphis* L, at Memphis* W, at Memphis* W, vs. USF 1 W, vs. UConn 1 L, vs. USF 1 L, 2-7 All times Eastern * American Athletic Conference game 1 American Athletic Conference Championship American Athletic Conference Baseball