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1 125 Decatur Street, Suite 130, Atlanta, GA Ned Colegrove, Assistant Sports Communications Director Office: Cell: GeorgiaStateSports.com RECORDS Georgia State: 21-28, CAA H: 15-11; A: 5-16; N: 1-1 Delaware: 24-22, CAA H: 10-10; A: 14-12; N: 0-0 HEAD COACHES Greg Frady, GSU (Troy, 87) At School: (6th year) Career: Same Jim Sherman, Delaware (Delaware, 82) At School: (12th year) Career: (19th year) SERIES HISTORY GSU leads 8-7 since 2006; last: GSU won 7-1 (4/3/11 at GSU) NEXT FOR GSU Away at Old Dominion May PROBABLE STARTERS Pos # Player... Ht Wt Cl B Avg HR RBI Note C 26 Landon Anderson OR Jr. R Has made 14 starts behind the plate C 27 Scott Sarratt Jr. R Started 15 of team s last 18 games at catcher 1B 4 Brandon Williams Sr. R Preseason All-CAA; team-high eight home runs 2B 34 Greg Bowder Jr. R Utility infielder can play 2B, 3B, SS 3B 3 Drew Shields Jr. R Preseason All-CAA; has most hits (57) on team SS 7 Caden Bailey Fr. L Started 27 of last 28, 15 straight games at shortstop LF 32 Landon Bennett Sr. R Eight hits in last four games; has started in RF and CF CF 13 Kody Adams Fr. L CAA Rookie of the Week 2/21; 17 extra-base hits RF 5 Jonathan Kolowich Sr. R Second in school history with 15 sacrifice flies DH 9 Joey Wood Sr. R Full-time DH; one of school s top all-time hitters (.509 slug. pct) PROBABLE PITCHERS Georgia State (21-28, 11-13) vs. Delaware (24-22, 14-10) Fri., May 11, 6 p.m. Sat., May 12, 1 p.m. Sun., May 13, 1 p.m. GSU Baseball Complex; Atlanta, Ga. Radio: WRAS-FM 88.5/WRAS.org THE FIRST PITCH Day # Pitcher... Ht Wt Cl T W-L ERA Note With just two weeks remaining in the Colonial Athletic Association playoff hunt, the Georgia State baseball team (21-28, CAA) plays its final home series of the year this Friday through Sunday against third-place Delaware (24-22, 14-10). The Panthers currently sit in a three-way tie for sixth place while the top six league finishers qualify for the conference tournament at James Madison University, May The Delaware series begins with Friday s game one at 6 p.m., which can be heard on the air and online from WRAS-FM The teams will meet again Saturday at 1 p.m. and conclude the series Sunday at 1 p.m., which will be an online-only broadcast. Sunday marks the final home game in a Panther uniform for 10 departing GSU seniors. The class includes six players (Daniel Blaustein, Jonathan Kolowich, Ben Marshall, Justin Malone, Brandon Williams and Joey Wood) who were part of the school s first-ever conference championship and NCAA Tournament team in Landon Bennett, Tyler Claburn, Jake Dyer and Gabe Shivers will also be making their final appearance at the GSU Baseball Complex this Sunday, with Senior Day ceremonies taking place before the game. The Panthers have six games remaining in the regular season, as they travel to Old Dominion next weekend to wrap up their 2012 slate. GSU is coming off a 13-8 win at UNC Asheville on Tuesday before Wednesday s game was called for rain. Delaware has been off since Sunday, when they wrapped up a three-game sweep at George Mason. The Blue Hens are winners of four straight and have won all four conference road series to this point. Fri. 2 Justin Malone Sr. R School s all-time saves leader (14); 13-4 career record Sat. 23 Ben Marshall Sr. R Two-time CAA Pitcher of the Week this year (2/21, 4/16) Sun. 24 Tyler Claburn Sr. R Went career-long 5.2 IP in first CAA start (at VCU last week)

2 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result 17-Feb WESTERN ILLINOIS (DH) L, 7-5; W Feb WESTERN ILLINOIS W, Feb WESTERN ILLINOIS W, 9-4 #9 Georgia L, Feb AUSTIN PEAY W, Feb AUSTIN PEAY L, Feb AUSTIN PEAY W, 9-7 USC Upstate L, Mar vs. Southern Illinois 1 L, Mar vs. Penn 1 W, 4-3 (11) #19 Stetson 1 L, Mar #9 GEORGIA TECH W, Mar KENNESAW STATE L, 11-5 Kennesaw State L, 5-4 (10) Kennesaw State L, Mar MONMOUTH L, 8-3 Mercer L, Mar NORTHEASTERN* W, Mar NORTHEASTERN* W, Mar NORTHEASTERN* L, 13-4 Alabama State L, Mar JAMES MADISON* W, Mar JAMES MADISON* W, Mar JAMES MADISON* L, Mar SAVANNAH STATE W, 15-3 George Mason* L, 6-3 George Mason* W, 8-3 George Mason* L, Apr ALABAMA STATE W, 9-4 Hofstra* L, 4-3 (11) Hofstra* L, 6-2 Hofstra* L, Apr MERCER L, Apr WILLIAM & MARY* W, Apr WILLIAM & MARY* W, Apr WILLIAM & MARY* L, 6-5 Georgia Tech L, 8-4 Towson* W, 8-5 Towson* L, 11-1 Towson* W, Apr UNC WILMINGTON* L, Apr UNC WILMINGTON* L, Apr UNC WILMINGTON* W, May USC UPSTATE L, 15-3 VCU* L, 4-3 VCU* W, 12-3 VCU* L, 6-4 UNC Asheville W, May DELAWARE* 6 p.m. 12-May DELAWARE* 1 p.m. 13-May DELAWARE* 1 p.m. Old Dominion* 6 p.m. Old Dominion* 3 p.m. Old Dominion* 1 p.m May CAA Championship, Harrisonburg, Va. 1 - Bright House Invitational, DeLand, Fla. (Stetson Univ) * CAA game PITCHING MATCHUP GSU s seniors will play a prominent role this weekend, with a trio of senior right-handers taking the mound for the Panthers against the Blue Hens. Friday will be Justin Malone s final home start, one of the most accomplished players in program history. A former Freshman All-American and All-CAA honoree, Malone (1-2, 5.07 this season) stands in the top five of four different school categories including career saves (14, first), appearances (70, second), win percentage (.765, third) and ERA (4.17, tied for third). He has also appeared 76 times in the field, seeing action at shortstop with 20 career RBIs at the plate. Malone will be matched against Blue Hens senior right-hander Eric Young (5-4, 5.22). Saturday Ben Marshall (5-5, 3.33) will make his last start at the GSU Baseball Complex, opposite Delaware senior right-hander Corey Crispell (5-3, 3.73). Marshall has made 48 career appearances on the mound, just shy of the school s top 10. He owns three saves and flourished this year in a starting role, throwing three complete games and twice earning CAA Pitcher of the Week honors in a team-leading 78.1 innings. Tyler Claburn (4-2, 7.81) takes the hill for the final time at home on Sunday, matching up with Blue Hens sophomore right-hander Chad Kuhl (3-4, 4.77). Claburn has made 28 appearances in his two seasons at GSU and is second on the squad this year with four victories. SENIOR EFFORTS At the plate, seniors Kolowich and Williams headline the offensive attack once more this season. The pair has combined for 36 extra-base hits on the year, including 13 home runs. Wood is third on the team with 31 RBIs and has added five homers. Meanwhile, Bennett has swung a red-hot base as of late, with two hits in four straight games as his average approaches the.300 mark. He tied a personal best with three RBIs in Tuesday s 13-8 win at UNC Asheville. Blaustein is tied for the team lead with five sacrifice bunts this season while Shivers is third on the squad with five stolen bases. Dyer, a preseason All-American, is one of three Panthers with multiple saves this season. This weekend will be the Panthers first time hosting the Blue Hens since Senior right-hander Nick Squeglia was also part of GSU s 2009 CAA title team, but has one more year of eligibility next season after having Tommy John surgery in the winter. CAA STANDINGS TEAM CAA OVERALL STREAK UNC Wilmington L1 Hofstra W3 Delaware W4 George Mason L3 VCU W2 Georgia State W1 Towson W1 William & Mary L2 James Madison L1 Northeastern L3 Old Dominion L1 CAA TALE OF THE TAPE Here s how the teams stack up in terms of conference rank by category: Category Delaware GSU Batting Avg. 8th (.274) 6th (.281) Runs 11th (216) 6th (281) Home Runs t-10th (13) t-4th (28) --- ERA 5th (4.80) t-9th (5.71) Strikeouts 6th (330) 9th (290) Opponent Avg. 5th (.276) 11th (.302) LAST MEETING IN ATLANTA This weekend will be the Panthers first time hosting the Blue Hens since 2008, when Delaware took the first two contests before GSU s narrow 5-4 victory in the finale. The teams did not play in 2010, the only off year between the two since they became conference foes in HOT BATS After 17 hits in Tuesday s win at UNC Asheville, the Panthers have raised their team batting average to.281, the highest point since the opening weekend. GSU was batting.287 after four games against Western Illinois to open the year, but didn t get back over.281 until the final game against UNC Wilmington April 29. LEADERS IN LEAGUE PLAY Freshman Caden Bailey leads everyday starters with a.333 batting average in CAA games this season and 30 total hits. Jonathan Kolowich has driven in 21 runs in league action while Brandon Williams leads the Panthers with five homers in CAA play. Senior Ben Marshall s 54.1 innings pitched are the most of any Panther in CAA action while Justin Malone s 41 strikeouts lead the club. Each of Jake Dyer s three saves have come in league games. SAC GUY Senior Jonathan Kolowich has a team-high six sacrifice flies this season, giving him 15 for his career, which is three shy of the school record. WEEKEND SCHEDULE -Delaware at Georgia State (6pm, 1pm, 1pm) -Hofstra at Towson (3pm, 2pm, 1pm) -Old Dominion at Northeastern (3pm, 12pm, 1pm) -UNCW at William & Mary (Thu-Sat, 7pm, 7pm, 2pm) -VCU at James Madison (6:30pm, 6:30pm, 2pm)

3 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page Season Trends GSU S RECORD WHEN... At Home On the Road Neutral Field Day Games Night Games Extra Innings Scoring 0-2 Runs Scoring 3-5 Runs Scoring 6-9 Runs Scoring 10+ Runs Scoring First Scoring in First Inning vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter Leading after 6 Innings Trailing after 6 Innings Tied after 6 Innings Leading after 8 Innings Trailing after 8 Innings Tied after 8 Innings In one-run games In two-run games Allowing 0-2 Runs Allowing 3-5 Runs Allowing 6-9 Runs Allowing 10+ Runs Getting 1-4 Hits Getting 5-9 Hits Getting 10+ Hits Out-hitting the Opponent Being Out-hit Tied in Hits RECORD BY STARTING PITCHER Tyler Claburn Jake Dyer Caleb Gore Justin Malone Ben Marshall Max Schmitz Connor Stanley Jerry Stuckey RECORD BY DAY & MONTH Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday February March HITTING 100 The Panthers 14-5 series-clinching win at Towson was the Panthers 100th victory against CAA opponents since beginning league play in GSU is now against conference opponents in that time, including postseason play. The team is under Greg Frady against league opponents in his six years. BENNETT STREAKING Senior outfielder Landon Bennett has come on strong in the second half of his lone season with the squad. He now has a.298 batting average after piling up two hits in each of the last four games. He has eight multiple-hit games this season in 23 starts, 37 total games. A former punter on the Wofford football team, Bennett played baseball at WC as well after a local two-sport career at Greater Atlanta Christian. SARRATT SLOWS RUNNING GAME Junior catcher Scott Sarratt leads the CAA by throwing out 21 baserunners this season from behind the plate. His hot streak began last month at Hofstra. Facing a Pride club that led the nation with 3.20 stolen bases per game, the Statesboro, Ga., native threw out six of eight runners in two starts. Only Dalton Rouleau, who stood 13th in the nation in steals/gm, was able to swipe two bags against Sarratt. In his first season since transferring from Georgia Perimeter College, Sarratt has thrown out 21 of 54 runners stealing against him this year, and a stellar 17 of 36 in conference play. CLOSE PLAY The Panthers have experienced more than their fair share of close games in 2012, with 23 games being decided by two runs or less. Fourteen games have come down to just one run. GSU is 8-6 in one-run games (2-1 in extra innings) and 3-6 in two-run games. In fact, six of the Panthers 11 CAA wins have been by just one run. Only nine of GSU s 58 games last season were decided by one run. CADEN VOYAGE Freshman shortstop Caden Bailey has shined so far in his first season with the Panthers. The all-region selection out of Lambert HS (Suwanee, Ga.) has 49 hits- third-most on the team- in 47 games played. His.316 batting average is second-best among regular Panther starters. Also counted on as a regular up the middle, Bailey has started 42 of the team s 49 games at shortstop with 24 double plays, the most of any Panther middle infielder. BOWDER POWER Junior walk-on Greg Bowder has made the most of his opportunity on the field this season. The Acworth native picked up two hits, scored twice and drove in two during GSU s stunning 11-run rally against Northeastern to start the CAA slate, and has started 20 games since. The utility infielder has 29 hits in 88 at-bats (.330) with 37 total bases in 38 games. Bowder has played second base, third base and shortstop. GOING FOR THREE Freshman Kody Adams is tied for fourth in the league with four triples this year, part of his 17 extra-base hits. The outfielder from Williamson, Ga., would need five more to tie the school record for most triples in a season, held by two players, most recently Justin Newman in Newman s 13 career triples are also a program record. DYER BACK TO THE PEN NCBWA Preseason All-American and Stopper of the Year Watch List honoree Jake Dyer started five games to begin the season, but was shifted back to the bullpen with GSU thin due to injuries on the back end. He has made 14 bullpen appearances with three saves and a 5.19 ERA, striking out 18 in 26.0 innings pitched. He had been 1-1 with a 5.79 ERA as a starter. Dyer went 3-0 with a 1.67 ERA and eight saves in the bullpen in 2011, two saves shy of the school single-season record. He helped the team to a 33-0 record when leading after 8 innings. CATCHER COMBOS The Panthers have deployed three different starting catchers this season- all in their first year with the program- in junior college transfers Landon Anderson and Scott Sarratt and true freshman Joel Van Asch. While Anderson started the season opener, Van Asch made 11 starts behind the plate before being used primarily in left field. Sarratt has earned 20 starts at catcher, including 11 of the last 14 games. Anderson has appeared in 24 games with 14 starts. CAA WEEKLY HARDWARE 2/21 Kody Adams - CAA Rookie of the Week (4-14, 2 2B, HR, 6 R, 3 RBI, 4 BB) 2/21 Ben Marshall - CAA Co-Pitcher of the Week (1-0, CG, SHO, 7.0 IP, 0 R, 1 H, 6 K, 2 BB) 2/21 Jonathan Kolowich - College Sports Madness CAA Player of the Week (6-12, 4 2B, 5 RBI, 4 R, 3 BB) 4/16 Ben Marshall - CAA Pitcher of the Week; CollegeBaseballInsider.com Regional Pitcher (1-0, CG, SHO, 9.0 IP, 0 R, 1 H, 6 K, 2 BB)

4 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 4 GENERAL INFORMATION Full Name... Georgia State University Location...Atlanta, Ga. Founded Enrollment... 32,000 Nickname... Panthers Colors... Blue (PMS 286C) and White Home Field...GSU Baseball Complex Capacity... 1,092 Dimensions... LF-334, CF-385, RF-338 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) President... Dr. Mark Becker (3rd year) Director of Athletics... Cheryl L. Levick (3rd year) BASEBALL HISTORY First Season of NCAA Baseball All-Time Record /35th Year NCAA Regional Appearances... 1 (2009) Conference Titles (Reg. Season)...0 Conference Tournament Titles... 1 (2009, CAA) ROSTER BREAKDWN THE COMEBACK Trailing 12-2 entering the ninth inning in the CAA opener March 16 at home against Northeastern, the Panthers rallied for one of the most thrilling finishes in school and conference history with an 11-run ninth inning to win the game, An astonishing 10 of GSU s 11 runs were scored with two outs. Here are some statistics of the Panther rally, which claimed headlines around the nation: -14 batters sent to the plate -9 hits (three shy of NCAA ninth-inning record) -3 walks; no players reached on error -2 players had two hits apiece -2 players had first career hits (Prescott, Bowder) -4 players reached base on two-strike counts (including walk-off hit) FIRST THINGS FIRST Starting with the March 20 game against Alabama State, the Panthers went on a streak of scoring in the first inning of seven consecutive games. GSU plated six runs in the first inning against the Hornets, then did it again in their next game against JMU. The next four games the Panthers scored one run in the first, then scored three times in game two against George Mason in the opening frame. The series finale with the Patriots finally stopped the streak, when GSU had two hits in the first inning but did not push a run across. The Panthers have scored in the first inning of 19 games, going 12-7 in those contests. MLB SIGNEES Three GSU signees could be wearing the Panther jersey right now, but inked Major League Baseball contracts last summer instead of attending school: By Class Seniors - 11 Juniors - 7 Sophomores - 4 Freshmen - 10 By State Georgia - 25 Florida - 3 Virginia - 1 North Carolina - 1 International Germany - 1 Netherlands - 1 By Georgia County Gwinnett - 7 Cobb - 4 Houston - 2 Fayette - 2 Bulloch - 1 Cherokee - 1 Henry - 1 Forsyth - 1 Fulton - 1 Muscogee - 1 Pike - 1 Rockdale - 1 Spalding - 1 Walton - 1 Batters 23 Right, 9 Left Pitchers 14 Right, 2 Left Tallest Player Max Schmitz (6 7 ) Shortest Player Kody Adams (5 8 ) Player, Pos. Team, Round Hometown Jordan Weems, C Boston Red Sox, 3rd Columbus, Ga. Deion Williams, SS Washington Nationals, 16th Stone Mountain, Ga. Kenny Straus, UT Seattle Mariners, 26th Atlanta, Ga. RECORDS FALL UNDER FRADY Greg Frady, the ninth head coach in program history, has GSU s highest winning percentage with a (.564) record. He s overseen the most explosive offensive period in school history as the Panthers have broken numerous individual and team records under Frady s tenure ( ). Here they are and the year each happened: Team: Wins ( ), Conference Wins ( /11), Home Wins ( ). Offense: At-Bats (2, ), Batting Average ( ), Runs Scored ( ), Hits ( ), Doubles ( ), Home Runs ( ), RBIs, ( ), Slugging Pct. ( ), Sacrifice Bunts ( ). Pitching: ERA ( ), Innings Pitched ( ), Strikeouts ( ), Saves ( ), Shutouts (7-2011). Fielding: Fielding Pct. ( ), Putouts (1, ), Assists ( ). WILLIAMS CHASING LOGAN All-conference infielder Brandon Williams aims for many of former Panther Bradley Logan s marks in the all-time school record books. The senior from Marietta stands in the top 10 of nine different GSU career categories, most of which are topped by Logan: Category Current GSU Rank Williams Total Logan s GSU Record Runs 2nd Hits 3rd At-Bats 3rd Games Played t-3rd RBIs 4th Total Bases 4th Doubles 4th Sac Flies t-7th Avg. 10th * *held by Mark Micowski

5 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 5 LEAN ON ME Senior infielder Brandon Williams is the only Panther to start every game this season, making 48 starts at first base and one at third. Only Kody Adams has appeared in all 49 games like Williams, but three times Adams has come off the bench. HOGAN S A HERO Outfielder Mark Hogan came to Georgia State as the school s firstever scholarship football player, and he s now making a splash as a twosport standout. Hogan has starred for two seasons on the gridiron for coach Bill Curry s defense, racking up 110 total tackles, second-most in the program s twoyear history. His father, Mark Sr., also played football for Curry at Georgia Tech. In his first season with the GSU baseball team this year, the redshirtjunior has a.325 average, a.470 slugging percentage and a.446 on-base percentage. Hogan has two homers, four doubles and a triple has earned 23 starts in the Panther lineup. He last played baseball in high school in 2008 and won two state championships with Lincoln-Sudbury High in Massachusetts. DYER NAMED ALL-AMERICAN Senior right-hander Jake Dyer was named to the NCBWA Preseason All-American third team as a reliever to start It is the first such honor in program history as the Conyers native had a standout season as team closer in his first year with the team in Dyer went 3-0 with a 1.67 ERA and eight saves, two shy of the school single-season record. He helped the team to a 33-0 record when leading after eight innings. PANTHERS PICKED FOURTH IN CAA Georgia State was picked to finish fourth in the Colonial Athletic Association this season in preseason voting by the league s head coaches, with the Panthers earning two first-place votes. GSU has not finished below fourth since 2008 and is one of just two schools to reach each of the last three CAA tournaments (along with UNC Wilmington). POSTSEASON CHANGES This season, the CAA tournament site shifts to Harrisonburg, Va. and James Madison University s Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park. The allturf field is in its third season as the Duke s home surface and GSU is 2-1 in its brief history playing in the park. The CAA postseason field will also expand to the top six finishers in the league regular season standings, as it was from and PANTHER CHAMPIONS Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park Seven current GSU seniors remain from the school s first-ever CAA championship and NCAA tournament squad in 2009: Daniel Blaustein, Jonathan Kolowich, Justin Malone, Ben Marshall, Nick Squeglia, Brandon Williams and Joey Wood. CORNERING THE MARKET The Panthers boast preseason all-conference players at the corner infield positions in first baseman Williams (.342 avg., 36 RBIs in 2011) and third baseman Drew Shields (.321, 20 RBIs), who anchor the offensive attack. Williams is a four-year Panther who entered the year tied for fourth in school history with a.359 career batting average. Shields earned all-conference DH honors after last year, his first with the team since transferring from junior college. He batted.321 with 20 RBIs and scored 35 runs as a sophomore.

6 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 6 Team Roster No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Gabe Shivers OF L/R R-Sr. McDonough, Ga. (Eagle s Landing Christian/Yng. Harris/Emory) 2 Justin Malone RHP/SS R/R Sr. Abingdon, Va. (Abingdon HS) 3 Drew Shields 3B/2B R/R Jr. Canton, Ga. (Woodstock HS/Darton) 4 Brandon Williams 1B/3B R/R Sr. Marietta, Ga. (Kell HS) 5 Jonathan Kolowich OF R/R R-Sr. Kennesaw, Ga. (Blessed Trinity HS) 6 Daniel Blaustein 2B R/R Sr. Atlanta, Ga. (Holy Innocents ) 7 Caden Bailey SS/2B L/R Fr. Suwanee, Ga. (Lambert HS) 8 Roy Seltenrijch SS/2B R/R Fr. Ridderkerk, Netherlands (Thorbecke VO Rotterdam) 9 Joey Wood OF R/R R-Sr. Columbus, Ga. (Northside Columbus HS) 11 Aidan McLaughlin RHP R/R R-So. Duluth, Ga. (Peachtree Ridge HS) 12 Jake Dyer RHP L/R Sr. Conyers, Ga. (Salem HS/Georgia Perimeter) 13 Kody Adams OF L/L Fr. Williamson, Ga. (Pike County HS) 14 Caleb Gore RHP/SS R/R Fr. Cumming, Ga. (North Forsyth HS) 15 T.J. Sullivan LHP L/L Fr. Winter Garden, Fla. (West Orange HS) 16 Nick Squeglia RHP R/R Sr. Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill HS) 17 Jerry Stuckey RHP R/R Fr. Perry, Ga. (Home School) 18 Connor Stanley RHP R/R Fr. Oviedo, Fla. (Oviedo HS) 19 Cole Outz RHP L/R Jr. Warner Robins, Ga. (Warner Robins HS/Young Harris) 20 Max Schmitz RHP R/R Fr. Bonn, Germany (Ernst-Montz-Arndt-Gymnasium) 21 Joel Van Asch C L/R Fr. Fayetteville, Ga. (Whitewater HS) 23 Ben Marshall RHP R/R Sr. Loganville, Ga. (Loganville HS) 24 Tyler Claburn RHP R/R Sr. Peachtree City, Ga. (Starr s Mill HS/Wallace-Dothan) 26 Landon Anderson C R/R Jr. Suwanee, Ga. (Buford HS/Gordon) 27 Scott Sarratt C R/R Jr. Statesboro, Ga. (Statesboro HS/Georgia Perimeter) 28 Mark Hogan OF L/R R-Jr. Matthews, N.C. (Lincoln-Sudbury (Mass.) HS) 29 Alex Prescott C/1B R/R Fr. Marietta, Ga. (Walton HS) 32 Landon Bennett OF R/R Sr. Duluth, Ga. (Greater Atlanta Christian/Wofford) 34 Greg Bowder INF R/R Jr. Acworth, Ga. (Harrison HS/Young Harris) 35 Hunter Cash LHP L/L R-So. Buford, Ga. (Buford HS/Middle Georgia) 40 Brandon Bast RHP R/R R-Jr. Dacula, Ga. (Mill Creek HS/Georgia Perimeter) 45 Jason Boulais RHP R/R So. Cocoa, Fla. (Space Coast HS/Indian River State) 47 Travis Lee RHP R/R R-So. Griffin, Ga. (Spalding HS/Darton) Coaching Staff Head Coach: #10 Greg Frady, 6th Year (Troy, 1987) Assistant Coach: #22 Jason Arnold, 2nd Year (UCF, 2001) Assistant Coach: #25 Willie Stewart, 1st Year (UNC Asheville, 2000) Volunteer Assistant: #33 Tim Burgess, 1st Year (Georgia State, 2006) Support Staff Director of Operations: Athletic Trainer: Strength & Conditioning: Team Manager: Nick Hogan Jacob Keller Ken Coggins Lukas Martin Pronunciation Guide Frady -- FRAY-dee Aidan McLaughlin -- AAA-din mic-lawf-lin Blaustein -- BLAUW-steen Boulais -- boo-lay Claburn -- CLAY-burn Dyer -- DYE-er Kolowich -- COAL-o-which Outz -- OOTS Sarratt -- suh-rat Seltenrijch -- SELL-ten-rike Squeglia -- SKWELL-yuh Alphabetical 13 Adams, Kody 26 Anderson, Landon 7 Bailey, Caden 40 Bast, Brandon 32 Bennett, Landon 6 Blaustein, Daniel 45 Boulais, Jason 34 Bowder, Greg 35 Cash, Hunter 24 Claburn, Tyler 12 Dyer, Jake 14 Gore, Caleb 28 Hogan, Mark 5 Kolowich, Jonathan 47 Lee, Travis 2 Malone, Justin 23 Marshall, Ben 11 McLaughlin, Aidan 19 Outz, Cole 29 Prescott, Alex 27 Sarratt, Scott 20 Schmitz, Max 8 Seltenrijch, Roy 3 Shields, Drew 1 Shivers, Gabe 16 Squeglia, Nick 18 Stanley, Connor 17 Stuckey, Jerry 15 Sullivan, T.J. 21 Van Asch, Joel 4 Williams, Brandon 9 Wood, Joey

7 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page Statistics Record: Home: Away: 5-16 Neutral: 1-1 CAA: 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% 3 Shields, Drew Bailey, Caden Kolowich, Jonathan Williams, Brandon Adams, Kody Wood, Joey Bowder, Greg Hogan, Mark Sarratt, Scott Bennett, Landon Shivers, Gabe Van Asch, Joel Prescott, Alex Seltenrijch, Roy Blaustein, Daniel Anderson, Landon Gore, Caleb Malone, Justin Outz, Cole Totals Opponents LOB - Team (379), Opp (477). DPs turned - Team (36), Opp (45). CI - Team (1), Sarratt, S. 1. IBB - Team (2), Williams, B. 1, Adams, K. 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Shields, D. 3, Adams, K. 2, Kolowich, J. 2, Bailey, C. 1, Hogan, M. 1, Wood, J. 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 23 Marshall, Ben / Schmitz, Max / Malone, Justin / Dyer, Jake / Cash, Hunter / Stanley, Connor / Stuckey, Jerry / Sullivan, T.J / McLaughlin, Aidan / Claburn, Tyler / Boulais, Jason / Lee, Travis / Gore, Caleb / Outz, Cole / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (7), Sarratt, S. 4, Anderson, L. 2, Van Asch, J. 1, Opp (7). Pickoffs - Team (6), Anderson, L. 2, Malone, J. 1, Lee, T. 1, McLaughlin 1, Cash, H. 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Sarratt, S. (33-54), Anderson, L. (23-26), Van Asch, J. (20-22), Marshall, B. (10-18), Malone, J. (10-16), Schmitz, M. (7-12), Claburn, T. (9-11), Stuckey, J. (6-9), Dyer, J. (8-8), McLaughlin (5-7), Stanley, C. (6-6), Boulais, J. (5-6), Cash, H. (4-5), Outz, C. (2-3), Gore, C. (2-2), Lee, T. (1-2), Sullivan, T. (1-2).

8 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page Results Date Opponent Score Inns Overall CAA Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 17, 2012 WESTERN ILLINOIS-1 L Dyer, J. (L 0-1) 205 3:09 Feb 17, 2012 WESTERN ILLINOIS-2 W Marshall, B. (W 1-0) 284 1:51 Feb 18, 2012 WESTERN ILLINOIS W Schmitz, M. (W 1-0) 208 3:15 Feb 19, 2012 WESTERN ILLINOIS W Stanley, C. (W 1-0) 195 2:50 Feb 22, 2012 at #9 Georgia L Cash, H. (L 0-1) :21 Feb 24, 2012 AUSTIN PEAY W Dyer, J. (W 1-1) 169 3:07 Feb 25, 2012 AUSTIN PEAY L Stuckey, J. (L 0-1) 236 3:11 Feb 26, 2012 AUSTIN PEAY W Stanley, C. (W 2-0) 231 3:23 Feb 29, 2012 at USC Upstate L Schmitz, M. (L 1-1) 47 2:18 # Mar 02, 2012 vs Southern Illinois L Stuckey, J. (L 0-2) 265 2:49 Mar 03, 2012 vs Penn W 4-3 (11) Boulais, J. (W 1-0) 354 3:22 # Mar 04, 2012 at #19 Stetson L Marshall, B. (L 1-1) :16 Mar 07, 2012 #9 GEORGIA TECH W Schmitz, M. (W 2-1) 367 2:59 Mar 09, 2012 KENNESAW STATE L Malone, J. (L 0-1) 237 3:20 Mar 10, 2012 at Kennesaw State L 4-5 (10) Stanley, C. (L 2-1) 557 3:05 Mar 11, 2012 at Kennesaw State L Boulais, J. (L 1-1) 576 3:35 Mar 13, 2012 MONMOUTH L Schmitz, M. (L 2-2) 168 3:47 Mar 14, 2012 at Mercer L Stuckey, J. (L 0-3) 256 3:01 * Mar 16, 2012 NORTHEASTERN W Sullivan, T. (W 1-0) 212 3:40 * Mar 17, 2012 NORTHEASTERN W Claburn, T. (W 1-0) 228 2:50 * Mar 18, 2012 NORTHEASTERN L Marshall, B. (L 1-2) 226 2:53 Mar 20, 2012 at Alabama State L McLaughlin (L 0-1) 378 2:47 * Mar 23, 2012 JAMES MADISON W Dyer, J. (W 2-1) 180 3:17 * Mar 24, 2012 JAMES MADISON W Marshall, B. (W 2-2) 220 2:40 * Mar 25, 2012 JAMES MADISON L Gore, C. (L 0-1) 239 3:58 Mar 28, 2012 SAVANNAH STATE W Stuckey, J. (W 1-3) 236 2:48 * Mar 30, 2012 at George Mason L Dyer, J. (L 2-2) 109 2:37 * Mar 31, 2012 at George Mason W Marshall, B. (W 3-2) 157 2:35 * Apr 01, 2012 at George Mason L Schmitz, M. (L 2-3) 120 2:13 Apr 04, 2012 ALABAMA STATE W Claburn, T. (W 2-0) 244 2:34 * Apr 06, 2012 at Hofstra L 3-4 (11) Dyer, J. (L 2-3) 119 3:22 * Apr 07, 2012 at Hofstra L Marshall, B. (L 3-3) 139 2:11 * Apr 08, 2012 at Hofstra L McLaughlin (L 0-2) 222 2:32 Apr 11, 2012 MERCER L Gore, C. (L 0-2) 238 3:20 * Apr 13, 2012 WILLIAM & MARY W Claburn, T. (W 3-0) 212 3:03 * Apr 14, 2012 WILLIAM & MARY W Marshall, B. (W 4-3) 312 1:48 * Apr 15, 2012 WILLIAM & MARY L Dyer, J. (L 2-4) 225 2:39 Apr 17, 2012 at Georgia Tech L Claburn, T. (L 3-1) 969 2:39 * Apr 20, 2012 at Towson-1 W Malone, J. (W 1-1) 233 2:48 * Apr 20, 2012 at Towson-2 L Marshall, B. (L 4-4) - * Apr 21, 2012 at Towson W Claburn, T. (W 4-1) 275 2:00 * Apr 27, 2012 UNC WILMINGTON L Malone, J. (L 1-2) 249 2:39 * Apr 28, 2012 UNC WILMINGTON L Marshall, B. (L 4-5) 253 2:38 * Apr 29, 2012 UNC WILMINGTON W Dyer, J. (W 3-4) 253 3:18 May 02, 2012 USC UPSTATE L Gore, C. (L 0-3) 186 3:15 * May 04, 2012 at VCU L Dyer, J. (L 3-5) 308 2:34 * May 05, 2012 at VCU W Marshall, B. (W 5-5) 183 3:15 * May 06, 2012 at VCU L Claburn, T. (L 4-2) 176 2:48 May 08, 2012 at UNC Asheville W Stanley, C. (W 3-1) 125 2:53 * = Conference game () extra inning game

9 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page Georgia State Baseball Team Game-by-Game for Georgia State (as of May 10, 2012) Batting (All games) Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e avg Feb 17 WESTERN ILLINOIS Feb 17 WESTERN ILLINOIS Feb 18 WESTERN ILLINOIS Feb 19 WESTERN ILLINOIS Feb 22 at Georgia Feb 24 AUSTIN PEAY Feb 25 AUSTIN PEAY Feb 26 AUSTIN PEAY Feb 29 at USC Upstate Mar 02 vs Southern Illinois Mar 03 vs Penn Mar 04 at Stetson Mar 07 GEORGIA TECH Mar 09 KENNESAW STATE Mar 10 at Kennesaw State Mar 11 at Kennesaw State Mar 13 MONMOUTH Mar 14 at Mercer *Mar 16 NORTHEASTERN *Mar 17 NORTHEASTERN *Mar 18 NORTHEASTERN Mar 20 at Alabama State *Mar 23 JAMES MADISON *Mar 24 JAMES MADISON *Mar 25 JAMES MADISON Mar 28 SAVANNAH STATE *Mar 30 at George Mason *Mar 31 at George Mason *Apr 01 at George Mason Apr 04 ALABAMA STATE *Apr 06 at Hofstra *Apr 07 at Hofstra *Apr 08 at Hofstra Apr 11 MERCER *Apr 13 WILLIAM & MARY *Apr 14 WILLIAM & MARY *Apr 15 WILLIAM & MARY Apr 17 at Georgia Tech *Apr 20 at Towson *Apr 20 at Towson *Apr 21 at Towson *Apr 27 UNC WILMINGTON *Apr 28 UNC WILMINGTON *Apr 29 UNC WILMINGTON May 02 USC UPSTATE *May 04 at VCU *May 05 at VCU *May 06 at VCU May 08 at UNC Asheville Totals

10 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page Georgia State Baseball Team Game-by-Game for Georgia State (as of May 10, 2012) Pitching (All games) Date Opponent ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr wp bk hbp dp ibb score w-l sv era Feb 17 WESTERN ILLINOIS Feb 17 WESTERN ILLINOIS Feb 18 WESTERN ILLINOIS Feb 19 WESTERN ILLINOIS Feb 22 at Georgia Feb 24 AUSTIN PEAY Feb 25 AUSTIN PEAY Feb 26 AUSTIN PEAY Feb 29 at USC Upstate Mar 02 vs Southern Illinois Mar 03 vs Penn Mar 04 at Stetson Mar 07 GEORGIA TECH Mar 09 KENNESAW STATE Mar 10 at Kennesaw State Mar 11 at Kennesaw State Mar 13 MONMOUTH Mar 14 at Mercer *Mar 16 NORTHEASTERN *Mar 17 NORTHEASTERN *Mar 18 NORTHEASTERN Mar 20 at Alabama State *Mar 23 JAMES MADISON *Mar 24 JAMES MADISON *Mar 25 JAMES MADISON Mar 28 SAVANNAH STATE *Mar 30 at George Mason *Mar 31 at George Mason *Apr 01 at George Mason Apr 04 ALABAMA STATE *Apr 06 at Hofstra *Apr 07 at Hofstra *Apr 08 at Hofstra Apr 11 MERCER *Apr 13 WILLIAM & MARY *Apr 14 WILLIAM & MARY *Apr 15 WILLIAM & MARY Apr 17 at Georgia Tech *Apr 20 at Towson *Apr 20 at Towson *Apr 21 at Towson *Apr 27 UNC WILMINGTON *Apr 28 UNC WILMINGTON *Apr 29 UNC WILMINGTON May 02 USC UPSTATE *May 04 at VCU *May 05 at VCU *May 06 at VCU May 08 at UNC Asheville Totals

11 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page Game-by-Game Starting Lineups C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH SP Western Illinois Anderson Williams Blaustein Shields Gore Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Dyer Western Illinois Van Asch Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall Western Illinois Van Asch Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Claburn Western Illinois Sarratt Blaustein Seltenrijch Williams Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Van Asch Stuckey Georgia Anderson Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Schmitz Austin Peay Sarratt Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Dyer Austin Peay Van Asch Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall Austin Peay Sarratt Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Van Asch Claburn USC Upstate Van Asch Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Schmitz Southern Illinois Sarratt Williams Blaustein Shields Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Dyer Penn Anderson Williams Blaustein Shields Seltenrijch Bennett Adams Kolowich Hogan Malone Stetson Van Asch Williams Blaustein Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall Georgia Tech Van Asch Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Bennett Adams Hogan Wood Schmitz Kennesaw State Van Asch Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Malone Kennesaw State Van Asch Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Dyer Kennesaw State Anderson Williams Blaustein Shields Bowder Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall Monmouth Anderson Williams Blaustein Shields Seltenrijch Bennett Shivers Kolowich Wood Schmitz Mercer Sarratt Williams Seltenrijch Shields Bailey Adams Shivers Hogan Van Asch Stuckey Northeastern Sarratt Williams Blaustein Shields Seltenrijch Bennett Kolowich Hogan Wood Malone Northeastern Van Asch Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Dyer Northeastern Anderson Williams Shields Bowder Seltenrijch Bennett Kolowich Hogan Wood Marshall Alabama State Sarratt Williams Shields Bowder Bailey Van Asch Adams Hogan Prescott Stuckey James Madison Van Asch Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Malone James Madison Van Asch Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall James Madison Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Schmitz Savannah State Anderson Williams Blaustein Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Bennett Wood Stuckey George Mason Anderson Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Wood Malone George Mason Anderson Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall George Mason Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Wood Schmitz Alabama State Anderson Williams Blaustein Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Wood Stuckey Hofstra Anderson Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Wood Malone Hofstra Sarratt Williams Blaustein Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall Hofstra Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Shivers Adams Bennett Van Asch Schmitz Mercer Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Seltenrijch Bennett Adams Kolowich Blaustein Gore William & Mary Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Hogan Malone William & Mary Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Shivers Adams Kolowich Van Asch Marshall William & Mary Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Schmitz Georgia Tech Anderson Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Wood Claburn Towson Anderson Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Van Asch Adams Kolowich Wood Malone Towson Sarratt Williams Seltenrijch Bowder Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Hogan Marshall Towson Sarratt Williams Seltenrijch Blaustein Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Schmitz UNC Wilmington Sarratt Williams Seltenrijch Blaustein Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Malone UNC Wilmington Sarratt Williams Seltenrijch Bowder Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall UNC Wilmington Sarratt Williams Seltenrijch Bowder Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Schmitz USC Upstate Anderson Williams Blaustein Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Stanley VCU Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Bennett Adams Kolowich Wood Malone VCU Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Kolowich Wood Marshall VCU Sarratt Williams Bowder Shields Bailey Hogan Adams Bennett Wood Claburn UNC Asheville Sarratt Williams Blaustein Shields Bailey Bennett Shivers Kolowich Van Asch Stanley Delaware Delaware Delaware Old Dominion Old Dominion Old Dominion

12 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 12 Georgia State Records INDIVIDUAL BATTING GAMES PLAYED Season: 60, Matt Van Horn (2009) Career: 229, Bradley Logan ( ) BATTING AVERAGE Season:.413, Tim Burgess (2004) Career:.372, Mark Micowski ( ) AT BATS Game: 8, Mark Micowski (twice) last at New Mexico St. (3/14/10) Season: 239, Mark Micowski (2011) Career: 855, Bradley Logan ( ) RUNS SCORED Game: 6, Two players; last by: Joey Wood at New Mex. State (3/14/10) Season: 69, Mark Micowski (2010) Career: 221, Bradley Logan ( ) HITS Game: 7, Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central (3/5/10) Season: 91, Mark Micowski (2010) 91, Brandon Williams (2010) Career: 288, Bradley Logan ( ) HITTING STREAK 22 Games, Bradley Logan (2008) 21 Games, Justin Newman (2004) Tim Burgess (2004) DOUBLES Game: 4, Joey Wood vs. UNC-Asheville (3/9/10) Season: 23, Mark Mortimer (1997) Career: 63, Bradley Logan ( ) TRIPLES Game: 2, Three players (five times), last by: Justin Newman vs. UNC Wilmington (4/21/2006) Season: 9, Two Players; last by: Justin Newman (2006) Career: 13, Justin Newman ( ) HOME RUNS Game: 3, Five players; last by: Chad Smith at Western Carolina (3/28/00) Season: 21, Chad Smith (2000) Career: 45, Jason Glover, ( ) TOTAL BASES Game: 15, Two Players; last by: Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central (3/5/10) Season: 151, Scott Youngbauer (2000) Career: 471, Bradley Logan ( ) RUNS BATTED IN Game: 8, Five players; last by: Ryan Fleming vs. N.C. Central (3/6/10) Season: 73, Brandon Williams (2010) Career: 208, Bradley Logan ( ) STOLEN BASES Game: 5, Henry Reese vs. Samford (3/8/85) Season: 34, Jimmy Fowlkes (1980) Career: 61, Jimmy Fowlkes ( ) WALKS Game: 4, Nine players; last by: Rob Lind vs. Alabama State (3/15/11) Season: 53, Rob Lind (2011) Career: 120, Chase Childers ( ) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING APPEARANCES Season: 28, Bobby Bennett (2006) Career: 81, Bobby Bennett ( ) GAMES STARTED Season: 17, David Giancarlo (1995) Robert Harrell (1993) Career: 50, Ryan Patrylo ( ) COMPLETE GAMES Season: 8, Paul Orr (1980) Rodney Dickinson (1996) Career: 16, Rodney Dickinson ( ) SHUTOUTS Season: 2, Three players; last by: Kevin Hopper (2000) Career: 4, Rodney Dickinson, ( ) INNINGS PITCHED Game: 10.1, Jonathan Craig vs. Jacksonville State (5/6/02) Season: 112.0, Billy Boughey (2000) Career: 308.1, Ryan Patrylo ( ) WINS Season: 9, Four players; last by: Will Campbell (2011) Career: 24, Rodney Dickinson ( ) WINNING PERCENTAGE (min. 5 decisions per season) Season:.875, Justin Malone (2011) Career:.800, Alan Traylor (1979) SAVES Season: 10, Kevin Hopper (2000) Career: 14, Justin Malone (2009- ) EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season: 2.73, Billy Boughey (2000) Career: 3.93, Ronnie Robinson ( ) STRIKEOUTS Game: 16, Rodney Dickinson vs. Furman (2/18/97) Season: 115, David Giancarlo (1996) Career: 292, Rodney Dickinson ( ) WINNING STREAK 8, Aidan Francis ( ) 8, Justin Malone ( ) CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS 21.0, Justin Malone ( ) PICKOFFS Season: 16, David Giancarlo ( ) INDIVIDUAL FIELDING PUTOUTS Game: 17, Jason Eller Season: 445, Josh Vandiver (2002) Career: 1,919, Josh Vandiver ( ) ASSISTS Game: 9, Two players; last by: Herb Brooks vs. Georgia Tech (5/1/82) Season: 188, Ryan Sterling (2005) Career: 524, Michael Brand ( )

13 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 13 Coach Greg Frady COACH FRADY VS. ALL OPPONENTS Opponent... Overall H R N Streak Air Force L1 Alabama L3 Alabama A&M W2 Alabama State W1 Atlanta Christian W1 Auburn L3 Austin Peay W1 Bethune-Cookman W1 Centenary L1 Clark Atlanta W1 Cleveland State W2 Delaware W1 Eastern Michigan W2 Florida A&M W3 Florida State L3 Furman L1 George Mason L1 Georgia L4 Georgia Southern L2 Georgia Tech L1 Harvard W1 Hofstra L3 Indiana State W1 Iowa L1 IPFW W4 Jackson State W4 Jacksonville State W1 James Madison L1 Kennesaw State L4 Mercer L3 Michigan State W1 Mississippi State L2 Miss. Valley State W3 Monmouth L1 Murray State W3 New Mexico State W1 N.C. Central W7 UNC Asheville W4 UNC Wilmington W1 Northeastern L1 Oglethorpe W2 Old Dominion L2 Penn W1 Presbyterian W3 Samford W1 Savannah State W3 South Carolina L1 Southeastern La L2 Southern Illinois L1 Stetson L1 UT-Martin L1 Tennessee Tech L1 Texas Southern W3 Towson W1 USC-Upstate L4 VCU L1 Western Illinois W3 William & Mary L1 Xavier L2 Totals W1 COACH FRADY VS. CONFERENCES Conference... Overall H R N Streak Atlantic L2 Atlantic Coast W2 Atlantic Sun L10 Big Ten L1 Big South W4 Colonial Athletic L1 Horizon League W2 Independents W11 Ivy W2 Mid-American W2 MEAC W5 Missouri Valley L1 Mountain West L1 Non-Division I W6 Northeast L1 Ohio Valley W1 Southeastern L13 Southern L1 Southland L2 SWAC W1 Summit League W3 Western Athletic W1 GEORGIA STATE VS. THE CAA Overall (2006-Present) Under Greg Frady (2007-Present) Opponent Overall Home Away Neut Str Overall Home Away Neut Delaware W George Mason L Hofstra L James Madison L UNC Wilmington W Northeastern L Old Dominion L Towson W VCU L William & Mary L Totals L

14 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page CAA PRESEASON TEAM 2012 CAA PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH Team... Points 1. James Madison (5) UNC Wilmington (2) Old Dominion (2) Georgia State (2) VCU George Mason T7. Delaware T7. William & Mary Towson Hofstra Northeastern As voted by CAA Head Coaches (First-place votes) Player, School Pos. Cl. Andrew Parker, Towson C Jr. Hunter Ridge, UNC Wilmington 1B Jr. Chris Cook, George Mason 2B Jr. Josh Wright, Old Dominion SS Sr. Brandon Williams, Georgia State 3B Sr. Aaron Barbosa, Northeastern OF So. Danny Poma, Hofstta OF Sr. Thomas Pope, UNC Wilmington OF Sr. Johnny Bladel, James Madison UT Jr. Drew Shields, Georgia State DH Jr. Sean Tierney, James Madison SP Sr. Ben Tomchick, Old Dominion SP Sr. Brett Koehler, William & Mary RP Jr. GSU All-CAA selections Drew Shields (top) and Brandon Williams. Player of the Year: Josh Wright, Old Dominion The Panthers have been in the CAA tournament four of the last five years, and are an early favorite to make the postseason once more in Honorable Mention (receiving multiple votes): Taylor Perkins, C, VCU; Chris Baker, 1B, Old Dominion; Ty McFarland, 1B, James Madison; D.J. Long, 2B, Delaware; Andrew Cain, OF, UNCW; Bill Cullen, OF, VCU; Dan Schafferman, OF, George Mason; Brig Tison, UT, George Mason; Joey Burney, DH, Old Dominion; Zack Helgeson, DH, George Mason; Andrew Leenhouts, SP, Northeastern; Justin Malone, SP, Georgia State; Jake Dyer, RP, Georgia State