2012 TCU HORNED FROG BASEBALL

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1 2012 TCU HORNED FROG BASEBALL TCU HORNED FROGS (29-16, 13-5 MW) vs. AIR FORCE FALCONS (13-33, 5-13 MW) Brandie Davidson Office: Cell: GAME DAY INFORMATION Location: Colorado Springs, Colo. Field: Falcon Field Live Video: None Live Audio: Live Stats: GoFrogs.com (Gametracker) Television: None Radio: 88.7 FM (Chuck LaMendola - PxP) Twitter: TCU_Baseball Facebook: SCHEDULE FEBRUARY (2-5, 0-0 MW) 17 No. 22 Ole Miss L, No. 22 Ole Miss Cancelled 19 No. 22 Ole Miss W, 5-3 No. 25 Baylor L, 1-7 No. 19 Cal State Fullerton W, 3-2 No. 19 Cal State Fullerton L, 2-4 No. 19 Cal State Fullerton L, (8) 28 Texas State L, 0-1 MARCH (12-5, 6-2 MW) 2 Oklahoma State (The Mtn.) L, Oklahoma State W, Oklahoma State (The Mtn.) W, 6-5 (10) 6 Baylor (The Mtn.) W, Texas Tech Cancelled 10 Texas Tech (The Mtn.) W, Texas Tech (The Mtn.) W, 7-4 UTSA W, 7-3 (12) UNLV* W, 5-2 UNLV* W, 10-2 UNLV* W, 15-6 #23 Texas State L, 4-8 New Mexico* L, 8-9 New Mexico* W, 5-4 New Mexico* L, 7-12 UT Arlington L, 3-4 (10) 30 UNLV* (The Mtn.) W, UNLV* (The Mtn.) W, 2-1 APRIL (12-5, 5-2 MW) 1 UNLV* (The Mtn.) L, Dallas Baptist (The Mtn.) L, UNC Wilmington L, UNC Wilmington W, UNC Wilmington W, UT Arlington W, Air Force* W, Air Force* W, Air Force* W, Louisiana-Monroe (The Mtn.) W, 9-2 San Diego State* (The Mtn.) W, 6-1 San Diego State* (The Mtn.) W, 5-1 San Diego State* (The Mtn.) L, No. 9 Texas A&M (The Mtn.) L, Manhattan W, 2-1 (10) 28 Manhattan W, Manhattan W, 11-0 MAY (3-1, 2-1 MW) 1 Oklahoma (The Mtn.) W, New Mexico* (The Mtn.) W, New Mexico* (The Mtn.) L, New Mexico* (The Mtn.) W, 2-1 Air Force* 4 p.m. Air Force* 2 p.m. Air Force* Noon Oklahoma 6:30 p.m. 18 San Diego State* (The Mtn.) 6:30 p.m. 19 San Diego State* (The Mtn.) 4 p.m. 20 San Diego State* (The Mtn.) 1 p.m. MW Tourney (Las Vegas, Nev.) TBA TCU vs. AIR FORCE SERIES INFORMATION 2012 Record Breakdown TCU AFA Overall Conference Home Away Neutral Streak W1 W1 TCU NOTABLES TCU won two of three against New Mexico this past weekend to move into a tie for first in the conference standings. The Frogs have been playing good baseball of late, going 15-3 in their last 18 contests. Derek Odell was named MW Hitter of the Week after hitting.583 in four games last week. Andrew Mitchell had a unique weekend as he started two of the three games. He was just an inning into his start on Friday when the game was postponed. Mitchell tossed 7 2/3 scoreless innings combined over the weekend. Kevin Cron s fourth double of the season drove in what proved to be the game-winning runs in Sunday s 2-1 win over the Lobos. Preston Morrison tallied his team-leading seventh win of the season on Saturday. Trey Teakell tossed five scoreless innings on Saturday, giving him a streak of 18 2/3 innings of not allowing a run. Brandon Finnegan has not allowed a run in any of his 11 relief appearances. ROAD NOTABLES Under Schlossnagle, the Frogs are in road games. The Frogs are starting a stretch of four straight road games, their final regular season road contests. The Frogs are just 8-8 away from home this season. AIR FORCE NOTABLES The Falcons are coming off a 1-3 weekend on the road in Kansas. Air Force split with Kansas and lost two to Missouri State. Air Force has won two conference series this season, taking a home series against UNLV and a road series at San Diego State. Ben Bertelson earned MW Pitcher of the Week after tossing a complete-game shut out against the Jayhawks. On the mound, the Falcons lead the league with eight complete games, three each by Evan Abrecht and Bertelson. Alex Bast leads the team with a.333 batting average, four home runs and 31 RBIs. Garrett Custons has a team-leading 14 doubles and is tied for the team lead with seven stolen bases. Defensively, they are fielding at a.962 clip. SERIES NOTABLES TCU and Air Force will be meeting on the diamond for the 32nd time on Friday. The Frogs hold a commanding 28-3 record in the series. The Frogs are 22-2 against Air Force since joining the Mountain West in TCU swept Air Force in Fort Worth earlier this season. TCU is 7-2 all-time against Air Force in Colorado Springs. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS TCU HORNED FROGS Pos. No. Name Avg. HR RBI C 24 Josh Elander B 00 Kevin Cron B 2 Derek Odell B 35 Jantzen Witte SS 26 Keaton Jones LF 38 Jason Coats CF 1 Kyle Von Tungeln RF 5 Brance Rivera DH 7 Brett Johnson Pitching Rotation Friday, May 11 4 p.m. Andrew Mitchell vs. Cameron White Saturday, May 12 2 p.m. Preston Morrison vs. Ben Bertelson Sunday, May p.m. TBA vs. Evan Abrecht AIR FORCE FALCONS Pos. No. Name Avg. HR RBI C 4 Garrett Custon B 8 Adam Hill B 10 Blair Roberts B 21 Noah Pierce SS 7 Matt Thorne LF 34 David Thomas CF 20 Alex Bast RF 29 Jake Shomaker DH 35 Seth Kline

2 Career Notes: Entering his ninth season at TCU and 11th overall. Spent two seasons at UNLV and posted a record of Member of the Team USA Coaching Staff in the summer of Won a gold medal as an assistant coach with the team. Ranks 11th among active coaches in winning percentage. Seven-time MWC Coach of the Year (2003, ) NCBWA National Coach of the Year. Head Coach Jim Schlossnagle (.678); 10 Seasons (.690); 8 Seasons against Texas Tech. Schlossnagle became the third winningest coach in school history. Guided TCU to its fourth straight conference tournament title. Led the Frogs to their second straight regular season title Notes (39-23, 17-5 MWC) Frogs earned their first outright regular season conference title since 1994, winning the MWC with a record of Also guided the Frogs to their third consecutive conference tournament title. TCU became one of just 26 school to appear in three straight NCAA Regionals Notes (43-19, 20-3 MWC) Guided TCU to its third 40-win regular season. The 40-win season is the sixth in school history. TCU s 20-3 record in league play matches its best finish since joining the conference in TCU was the MWC regular season champions for the sixth straight season. Tallied his 400th career win on April 3 against Air Force. Led TCU to its eighth-straight NCAA Regional appearance. The Horned Frogs are one of just six schools to be hosting for the third straight season Notes (54-14, 19-5 MWC) Passed Frank Windegger on the all-time wins list with win No. 299 against Arizona on June 6. Won his 300th game at TCU with a 9-0 win over Baylor on June 7. Guided TCU to a school-record 54 wins. The Frogs took home both the MWC regular season and tournament crowns for the fourth time in the last five years. TCU made its second-straight NCAA Super Regional appearance. Guided the Frogs to their first-ever berth in the College World Series. TCU finished unanimously ranked at No. 3 after going 3-2 in Omaha Notes (40-18, 15-5 MWC) Tallied his 300th career victory at Utah on March 20. Guided the Frogs to their fourth straight regular season title. TCU made its sixth straight NCAA appearance under his guidance. The Frogs made their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Super Regionals. Won his 250th game at TCU on May 31 against Oregon State. The Horned Frogs reached 40 wins for the third straight season Notes (44-19, 19-5 MWC) Tallied his 250th career win on March 9 against #2 Ole Miss. Tallied win No. 175 as head coach at TCU against Prairie View on March 12. Notched his 200th win at TCU on May 4 against Utah. For the third straight season, guided TCU to the regular season and tourney titles Notes (48-14, 20-3 MWC) Earned 200th career victory on Feb. 16 with 2-1 win over No. 27 Oral Roberts. Picked up win No. 125 in his TCU career with 8-4 win over Oral Roberts on Feb. 18. Surpassed Willie Maxwell on the all-time wins list with win No Notes (41-20, C-USA) Frogs posted a school-record 41 wins. Won their second straight conference tourney championship. Made their second straight appearance in the NCAA Regionals Notes (39-26, C-USA) Led the Frogs to a school-record 39 victories. Guided them to their first-ever conference tournament title. TCU appeared in its first NCAA Regional since 1994, marking its third trip in school history. FROG TRENDS UNDER SCHLOSSNAGLE The Opposition Overall Non-conference Conference Conference USA Mountain West Conference Home Away Neutral vs. Ranked Teams Day of the Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Month February March April May June Statistical Breakdown Leading after six Trailing after six Tied after six Leading after seven Trailing after seven Tied after seven Leading after eight Trailing after eight Tied after eight Scored first Opponent scored first One-run games Two-run games Five+ run games Extra Innings

3 2012 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location...Fort Worth, Texas Founded Enrollment...9,142 Nickname... Horned Frogs Colors...Purple & White Conference...Mountain West Chancellor...Victor Boschini Athletics Director...Chris Del Conte Faculty Representative... Rhonda Hatcher MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball Contact... Brandie Davidson Office Phone... (817) Direct Phone... (817) Cell Phone... (817) Fax Number... (817) Mailing Address... TCU Box Fort Worth, Texas Pressbox Phone... (817) Website... RADIO INFORMATION Frequency FM KTCU Play-by-Play...Chuck LaMendola Direct Phone... (817) COACHING INFORMATION Head Coach...Jim Schlossnagle Alma Mater.....Elon College, 1992 Associate Head Coach...Randy Mazey Alma Mater... Clemson, 1988 Assistant Coach... Tony Vitello Alma Mater... Missouri, 2002 Volunteer Assistant...Chuck Jeroloman Alma Mater...Auburn, 2003 Director of Ops...Meredith Montgomery Office Phone... (817) STADIUM INFORMATION Stadium... Lupton Stadium Capacity...4,500 Dimensions Record Press Box Phone TEAM INFORMATION 2011 Overall Record MWC Record/Finish /1st 2011 MWC Tournament Letterwinners R/L...13/13 Starters R/L... 6/4 Pitchers R/L... 4/8 LUPTON STADIUM ATTENDANCE MARKS TOP 10 CROWDS 1. 2/18/11 Kansas 8-2 W 6, /17/12 Ole Miss 4-7 L 5, /25/11 Cal St. Fullerton 4-1 W 5, /24/12 Texas A&M 1-4 L 5, /27/11 Oklahoma 4-7 L 5, /2/12 Oklahoma State 3-4 L 5, /26/11 Houston W 4, /27/11 Cal St. Fullerton 1-2 L 4, /26/11 Cal St. Fullerton 4-8 L 4, /12/12 Texas Tech 7-4 W 4,527 TOP 5 SERIES CROWDS 1. 2/18-20/11 Kansas 14, /25-27/11 Cal State Fullerton 14, /8-10/11 New Mexico 13, /2-4/12 Oklahoma State 13, /25-27/11 Houston 13,222 YEAR-BY-YEAR ATTENDANCE Year Dates Att. Avg. Record ,581 1, ,657 1, ,848 1, ,158 1, ,373 1, ,049 1, ,290 2, ,687 3, ,334 4, ,695 4, Totals ,192 2,

4 2012 TCU Baseball Honors JOSH ELANDER JR C First-team Capital One Academic All-District VII 2nd-team Preseason All-American (Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, Perfect Game) 3rd-team Preseason All-American (NCWBA) Preseason All-Conference Ranked by Baseball America as the 12th-best junior in college baseball Also ranked as the 25th overall prospect for the June 2012 draft JASON COATS SR OF Ranked by Baseball American as the fifth-best senior in college baseball Preseason All-Conference ANDREW MITCHELL SO P MW Pitcher of the Week (Feb. 28) MW Pitcher of the Week (April 16) Ranked by Baseball America as the 13th-best sophomore in college baseball Preseason All-Conference JANTZEN WITTE JR 3B Preseason All-Conference BRANCE RIVERA SR OF Preseason All-Conference KEVIN CRON FR INF Ranked by Baseball America as the sixth-best freshman in college baseball PRESTON MORRISON FR P MW Pitcher of the Week (Feb. 20) STEFAN CRICHTON SO P MW Pitcher of the Week (March 5) DEREK ODELL FR IF MW Hitter of the Week (May 7) TCU RECORD WHEN... All MW All Opponents at Home on the Road at Neutral Sites Ranked Teams Left-handers Right-handers Day Games Night Games TCU has 10+ hits TCU has 15+ hits Out-hit opponents Out-hit by opponents Equal number of hits Opponent has < 10 hits Opponent has > 10 hits Horned Frog hits HR Horned Frog doesn t hit HR TCU scores 0-5 runs TCU scores 6-9 runs TCU scores 10+ runs Opponent scores 0-5 runs Opponent scores 6-9 runs Opponent has 10+ runs TCU starters pitch 5+ innings TCU starters pitch < 5 innings TCU staff posts 10+ Ks TCU commits no errors TCU commits 1-2 errors TCU commits 3+ errors One-run games Two-run games Five+ run games Extra innings Scored first Opponent scored first Score in first inning Opponent scores in first inning Leading after six Trailing after six Tied after six Leading after seven Trailing after seven Tied after seven Leading after eight Trailing after eight Tied after eight On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In February In March In April In May In June

5 TRACKING THE RPI... School Record Against Rank Baylor Cal State Fullerton Texas A&M Ole Miss Dallas Baptist TCU 35 UNC Wilmington Texas State UT Arlington Oklahoma Texas Tech Oklahoma State New Mexico Louisiana-Monroe UTSA HORNED FROGS IN THE POLLS Week BA CB USA NCBWA Preseason Feb Feb March 5 RV 26 March 12 RV 29 March March 26 RV RV April 2 RV April 9 RV April RV RV April RV RV April RV 29 May t 26 May 14 May 21 May 28 TRACKING THE OPPONENTS School Last Week 2012 Air Force Baylor Cal State Fullerton Dallas Baptist Louisiana-Monroe Manhattan Mississippi New Mexico Oklahoma Oklahoma State San Diego State Texas A&M Texas State Texas Tech UNC Wilmington UNLV UTSA UT Arlington HEATING UP AT THE RIGHT TIME The Horned Frogs have been on a hotstreak of late, winning 15 of their last 18 contests to push their record to overall. Alot of that is due to a heated up offense. The Frogs are hitting.277 led by Jason Coats.353 average. Kevin Cron and Josh Elander have each driven in 13 runs, while Elander has crushed three of the team s seven home runs. Additionally, the Frogs have flashed speed on the bases with 20 stolen bases. Keaton Jones paces the team with six during the stretch. The defensive game has also been clicking along, fielding at a.978 clip with just 16 errors. Five of those errors have come from pitchers. On the mound, Preston Morrison has racked up four victories, while Andrew Mitchell has a miniscule 1.53 ERA in six starts. Collectively, the group has a 2.06 ERA and opponents are hitting just.222 against them. TWO-OUT PRODUCTION On the season, the Horned Frogs have pushed across 92 of their 228 (40%) total runs scored with two outs. As a team, the Frogs are hitting.261 with two outs. Jason Coats leads the team with 14 twoout RBIs. TCU has allowed 72 of 166 (43%) runs allowed to score with two outs. Opponents are hitting.243 against the Frog pitching staff with two outs. MOUND DOMINATION The TCU pitching staff has allowed more than five runs in a game twice since April 5, a span of 18 games. On the season, the Horned Frog pitching staff has allowed five or less runs in 35 games. Even more impressive is that in 20 games, the Frogs have allowed two or less runs. Eight different Frogs have started a game for TCU this season. Collectively, the have an ERA of 3.94 in 205 2/3 innings pitched. Opponents are hitting.255 against the staff. They are 13-11, led by Stefan Crichton s five wins. Even more impressive is the group of relievers. Thirteen Frogs have combined to produce a 2.22 ERA in 194 2/3 innings pitched. Opponents are hitting just.232 against them. The bullpen has held opponents scoreless in 21 of 45 games and hasn t allowed an earned run in 25 of 45 games. THE SHUTDOWN DUO Since making the move to the bullpen, the freshmen duo of Brandon Finnegan and Trey Teakell have been nothing short of spectacular. Finnegan has made 11 appearances out of the bullpen and has not allowed a run in any of them. He is 2-0 in 14 innings pitched, has allowed 12 hits, walked nine and struck out 13. Opponents are hitting just.235 against him. He hasn t allowed a run in his last 18 innings pitched dating back to March 25 at New Mexico. Teakell has been equally impressive with seven straight scoreless appearances. that spans 18 1/3 innings pitched. In 12 relief outings this year, Teakell has a 1.30 ERA in 12 appearances with 15 strikeouts and only four walks. Opponents are hitting just.208 against him. ON THE ROAD AGAIN The Frogs hit the road this weekend. It ll be just the 17th, 18th and 19th game played away from home this season. On the year, the Frogs are 8-8 away from Lupton Stadium. Jason Coats has been the most productive Frog away from home with a.353 aveage and 19 RBIs. The Frogs are averagin 5.9 runs per game and are hitting at a.255 clip. On the mound, Preston Morrison and Justin Scharf have totaled two wins each to lead the team. As a staff they have a 4.08 ERA with 113 strikeouts. DID YOU KNOW TCU is taking just its fourth road trip to Air Force since joining the league in In the previous three trips, the Frogs and the Falcons have yet to complete a series. In 2007, TCU s first trip to Air Force, the Frogs and Falcons played the first two games. The third game was canceled because of a snowstorm. In 2009, the Frogs made the trek to Colorado Springs, only to turn right back around as the entire series was canceled due to a large snowstorm. In 2010, the Frogs played Friday night before Saturday s game was postponed due to inclement weather. The two teams played a doubleheader on Sunday but were unable to complete the final game. It was finished a month later in Fort Worth.

6 2012 MWC Standings (As of May 1) MWC Games Overall Team W-L-T Pct. GB W-L-T Pct. Streak TCU W1 New Mexico L1 San Diego St L1 Air Force W1 UNLV W1 THIS WEEK S GAMES FRIDAY, MAY 11 San Diego Texas A&M Air Force New UNLV SATURDAY, MAY 12 San Diego Texas A&M Air Force New UNLV SUNDAY, MAY 7 San Diego Texas A&M Air Force New UNLV 2012 Statistical Comparisons TCU... Hitting...AFA Batting Avg Hits Runs Scored Runs Per Game Doubles Triples Home Runs Slugging Pct Strikeouts Walks On-base Pct Stolen Bases Hit-By-Pitch TCU... Pitching...AFA ERA Strikeouts Walks Opp. BA Hit-By-Pitch...47 TCU... Fielding...AFA Fielding Pct Assists Errors...66 Leaders Leaders Jason Coats (.321) BA Alex Bast (.333) Jason Coats (35) RBI Alex Bast (31) Josh Elander (6) HR Bast/Custons (4) Josh Elander (11) SB Bast/Custons (7) Kevin Allen (1.29) ERA Matt Zettler (3.00) Andrew Mitchell (74) Ks Ben Bertelson (63) Kaleb Merck (5) Saves Mike Kazakoff (2) 2012 MWC PRESEASON INFO PRESEASON MWC POLL PRESEASON Rk. Team (1st place) Pts. ALL-CONFERENCE 1. TCU (5) 25 Pos. Player School 2. UNLV 16 C Josh Elander TCU 3. New Mexico 15 1B D.J. Peterson UNM 4. San Diego State 12 2B Scott Dysinger UNLV 5. Air Force 7 3B Jantzen Witte TCU SS Alex Allbritton UNM OF Jason Coats TCU OF Brance Rivera TCU OF Cody Smith SDSU P Andrew Mitchell TCU P Cole Swanson SDSU DH Brandon Bayardi UNLV

7 CAREER STATS vs. AIR FORCE Player Avg. GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Jason Coats Josh Elander Zac Jordan Jerrick Suiter Brance Rivera Jantzen Witte Kyle Von Tungeln Davy Wright Derek Odell Kevin Cron Keaton Jones Josh Gonzales Brett Johnson Pitcher ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP BK Andrew Mitchell / Trey Teakell / Travis Evans / Tyler Duffie / Kevin Allen / Kaleb Merck / Brandon Finnegan / Preston Morrison / Stefan Crichton / NCAA BASEBALL POLLS USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll (May 7) 1 Florida State (31) 1 2. Baylor (1) 2 3. South Carolina 3 4. LSU 4 5. Florida 5 6. Rice 8 7. North Carolina Texas A&M 9 9. Kentucky Oregon UCLA Stanford Arkansas Cal State Fullerton Purdue UCF NC State Arizona Oregon State San Diego Miami (Fla.) Virginia Louisville Mississippi 25 25t. TCU NR 25t. Texas 24 Collegiate Baseball (May 7) 1. Florida State 2 2. Baylor 1 3. South Carolina 4 4. LSU 5 5. Florida 8 6. Oregon 7 7. Kentucky 3 8. Rice 9 9. Cal State Fullerton Arizona UCLA Texas A&M Arkansas North Carolina NC State Stanford UCF San Diego Arizona State St. John s Purdue Oregon State Virginia Texas Oklahoma State Louisville Utah Valley TCU Coastal Carolina Mississippi State 29 Baseball America (May 7) 1. Florida State 1 2. Baylor 2 3. LSU 4 4. South Carolina 5 5. Rice 6 6. Florida 7 7. Kentucky 3 8. Cal State Fullerton 8 9. Oregon Texas A&M UCLA North Carolina NC State Arizona Purdue UCF Stanford San Diego Arizona State Arkansas Virginia Louisville Oregon State NR 24. TCU NR 25. Mississippi State NR NCBWA (May 7) 1 Florida State 1 2 Baylor 2 3 South Carolina 3 4 LSU 4 5 Florida 5 6 Rice 8 7 Texas A&M 9 8 North Carolina 10 9 Kentucky 7 10 Oregon Stanford 6 12 UCLA UCF Purdue Cal State Fullerton Arkansas NC State Oregon State Arizona Miami (Fla.) Virginia Louisville Arizona State San Diego Ole Miss TCU Dallas Baptist NR 28 Texas Sam Houston State East Carolina NR

8 STARTING LINEUPS 1. Rivera (21); Von Tungeln (20); Elander (3); Odell (1) 2. Von Tungeln (22); Elander (8); Witte (5); Coats (4); Odell (3); Gonzales (1); Wright (1); Rivera (1) 3. Coats (35); Elander (5); Witte (5) 4. Elander (22); Witte (10); Suiter (8); Jordan (5) 5. Cron (9); Jordan (8); Suiter (7); Elander (7); Witte (6); Odell (4); B. Johnson(3); Von Tungeln (1) 6. Cron (11); B. Johnson (10); Suiter (7); Odell (7); Mattson (3); Jordan (3); Wright (2); Gonzales (1); Rivera (1) 7. Wright (14); Odell (8); Cron (5); Rivera (5); Gonzales (3); Suiter (3); B. Johnson (3); Jordan (2); Mattson (1); A. Johnson (1) 8. Wright (15); Mattson (10); Odell (6); Rivera (5); Resnick (3); Jones (3); B. Johnson (1); Cron (1); Gonzales (1) 9. Jones (41); Odell (2); Gonzales (1); Wright (1) INNING RUNS Inn Ex. Tot. TCU Opp HOME RUN BREAKDOWN At Home...9 On the road...6 Neutral...0 vs. RHP...9 vs. LHP...6 vs. MWC...5 vs. Non-conf...10 Day...9 Night...6 With 0 outs...5 With 1 out...6 With 2 outs...4 Freshmen... 2 Sophomore... 0 Junior... 6 Senior... 7 Lead-off... 5 Solo HR... 9 Two-run HR... 3 Three-run HR... 3 Grand Slam st Inning nd Inning rd Inning th Inning th Inning th Inning th Inning th Inning th Inning... 1 Extra... 1 Count STARTING LINEUPS BY POSITION Date Opp. C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 2/17 Miss. Elander Cron B. Johnson Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Jordan 2/19 Miss. Elander Resnick B. Johnson Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Jordan BU Elander Resnick Gonzales Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan B. Johnson CSF Elander Resnick Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan B. Johnson CSF Elander Mattson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan Suiter CSF Mattson B. Johnson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan Elander 2/28 TSU Elander Mattson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan Suiter 3/2 OSU Elander Mattson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan Suiter 3/3 OSU Elander Mattson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan Suiter 3/4 OSU Elander B. Johnson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan Suiter 3/6 BU Elander B. Johnson Odell Wright Jones Coats Suiter Jordan Gonzales 3/10 TTU Elander Mattson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter 3/11 TTU Elander Mattson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter UTSA Elander Mattson Odell Wright Jones Rivera Von Tungeln Jordan Suiter UNLV Elander Mattson Gonzales Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter UNLV Elander Mattson Gonzales Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter UNLV Elander Mattson Gonzales Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Jordan TSU Elander B. Johnson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Jordan UNM Elander Cron Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Witte UNM Elander Cron Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera B. Johnson UNM Elander Mattson Gonzales Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Witte UTA Elander Cron B. Johnson Wright Odell Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Witte 3/30 UNLV Elander Cron B. Johnson Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter 3/31 UNLV Elander Cron Wright Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter 4/1 UNLV Elander Cron B. Johnson Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter 4/3 DBU Elander Cron Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Jordan 4/5 UNCW Elander Cron B. Johnson Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Witte 4/6 UNCW Elander Mattson Odell Witte Jones Coats Suiter A. Johnson Cron 4/7 UNCW Elander Mattson Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Suiter Witte 4/11 UTA Elander Cron Odell Wright Jones Rivera Von Tungeln Suiter Witte 4/13 AFA Elander Cron Odell Wright Jones Rivera Von Tungeln Suiter Witte 4/14 AFA Elander Cron Gonzales Wright Jones Rivera Von Tungeln Suiter Witte 4/15 AFA Elander Cron Odell Wright Jones Rivera Von Tungeln Suiter Witte 4/17 ULM Elander Cron Odell Wright Jones Rivera Von Tungeln Suiter Witte SDSU Elander Cron Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter SDSU Elander B. Johnson Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Cron SDSU Elander Cron Odell Wright Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Witte 4/24 TAMU Elander Cron Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter 4/27 Man. Elander Cron Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter 4/28 Man. Elander B. Johnson Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Jordan Cron 4/29 Man. Elander Cron Wright Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Jordan 5/1 OU Elander Cron Wright Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Jordan 5/4 UNM Elander B. Johnson Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Cron 5/5 UNM Elander Cron Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Suiter 5/6 UNM Elander B. Johnson Odell Witte Jones Coats Von Tungeln Rivera Cron AFA AFA AFA OU 5/18 SDSU 5/19 SDSU 5/20 SDSU MISCELLANEOUS Player Hit Streak On-Base Multi-Hit Multi-RBI Jason Coats 7 games Kevin Cron 3 games 3 games 8 3 Josh Elander 7 games 11 6 Josh Gonzales 2 games 2 games 0 1 Axel Johnson 1 game 0 1 Brett Johnson 3 1 Keaton Jones 2 games 3 1 Zac Jordan 4 2 Derek Odell 4 games 4 games 6 0 Brance Rivera 7 0 Caleb St. Laurent 1 game 1 game 0 0 Jerrick Suiter 6 5 Kyle Von Tungeln 16 1 Jantzen Witte 11 2 Davy Wright 4 games 4 games 6 1

9 TCU/OPPONENT BIG INNINGS SUMMARY TCU (Four or more runs) Date Opponent Inn. Runs Result 2/27 CS Fullerton 5 4 L 3/6 Baylor 8 6 W 3/12 Texas Tech 6 5 W 3/13 UTSA 12 4 W 3/17 UNLV 8 4 W 3/18 UNLV 9 7 W 3/20 Texas State 5 4 L 4/15 Air Force 3 4 W 4/28 Manhattan 2 4 W 4/28 Manhattan 5 4 W 4/29 Manhattan 3 5 W 5/4 New Mexico 1 4 W Opponent (Four or more runs) Date Opponent Inn. Runs Result 2/21 Baylor 8 4 L 2/27 CS Fullerton 4 9 L 3/18 UNLV 9 4 W 3/20 Texas State 4 4 L 3/23 New Mexico 4 4 L 3/25 New Mexico 4 1 L 3/25 New Mexico 4 2 L 4/1 UNLV 7 5 L PITCHER S RUN SUPPORT Starts Average Stefan Cricton High: 11 vs. Manhattan (4/29) Low: 2, three times Tyler Duffie High: 9 vs. ULM (4/17) Low: 9 vs. ULM (4/17) Brandon Finnegan High: UNLV (3/18) Low: 0 vs. Texas State (2/28) Nick Frey High: UTSA (3/13) Low: 0 vs. UNLV (4/1) Andrew Mitchell High: 12 vs. Manhattan (4/28) Low: 1 vs. UNLV (3/31) Preston Morrison High: 6 vs. Air Force (4/14) Low: 2 vs. Manhattan (4/27) Jerrrick Suiter High: UT Arlington(3/27) Low: 3 vs. Dallas Baptist (4/3) STARTING PITCHER RECORDS Stefan Crichton Tyler Duffie Brandon Finnegan Nick Frey Andrew Mitchell Preston Morrison Jerrick Suiter Trey Teakell INHERITED RUNNERS Kevin Allen...5/27 Tyler Duffie... 0/1 Travis Evans... 1/4 Brandon Finnegan...3/10 Nick Frey... 5/7 Kaleb Merck... 1/5 Preston Morrison...3/11 Chris Murphy... 0/0 Justin Scharf...6/34 Jerrick Suiter... 1/3 Trey Teakell... 3/8 SAVE OPPORTUNITIES Kevin Allen...4/6 Kaleb Merck...5/6 Preston Morrison...1/1 Justin Scharf...3/3 COMEBACKS Trailed Inning Result Cal State Fullerton (2/24) 5th W, vs. Oklahoma State (3/4) 9th W, 6-5/ vs. Baylor (3/6) 8th W, vs. Texas Tech (3/11) 3rd W, 7-4 UTSA (3/13) 1st W, 7-3/ vs. UT Arlington (4/11) 1st W, vs. Air Force (4/15) 1st W, vs. ULM (4/17) 2nd W, vs. Manhattan (4/28) 1st W, vs. Oklahoma (5/1) 4th W, 4-3 PINCH HITTING BREAKDOWN Player AVG. AB-H-RBI 2B-3B-HR BB-SO Josh Gonzales Jerrick Suiter Jason Coats Derek Odell Caleb St. Laurent Brett Johnson Axel Johnson Zac Jordan Brance Rivera Trey Teakell High: Cal State Fullerton (2/27) Low: 6 vs. Oklahoma State (3/4)

10 2012 SEASON RESULTS/NOTES Overall: Home: 21-8 Away: 8-8 Neutral: 0-0 Mountain West: 13-5 TCU Opp Date Opponent Score R-H-E R-H-E Inns Attend. Time TCU Decision Notes 2/17 No. 22 Ole Miss L, :59 Mitchell (0-1) Jones and Cron tally first career hits in loss 2/19 No. 22 Ole Miss W, :32 Morrison (1-0) Resnick hits two-run double in the fifth No. 25 Baylor L, :06 Finnegan (0-1) Mattson and Gonzales tally first career hits No. 19 Cal State Fullerton W, :42 Morrison (2-0) Suiter tallies two-run pinch-hit triple in eighth Cal State Fullerton L, :09 Scharf (0-1) Odell hits first career home run Cal State Fullerton L, (8) :12 Teakell (0-1) Frogs make five errors; allow six unearned runs 2/28 Texas State L, :44 Finnegan (0-2) Finnegan strikes out career-high eight batters 3/2 Oklahoma State L, :51 Mitchell (0-2) Elander hits first home run of the season 3/3 Oklahoma State W, :01 Crichton (1-0) Crichton throws eight shutout innings in win 3/4 Oklahoma State W, (10) :07 Merck (1-0) Frogs tally two runs late for comback victory 3/6 Baylor W, :53 Allen (1-0) Teams combine to set NCAA hit batters record 3/11 Texas Tech W, :09 Crichton (2-0) Elander scores both runs for the Frogs 3/12 Texas Tech W, :37 Morrison (3-0) TCU rallies with five unearned runs in sixth UTSA W, (12) :56 Allen (2-0) Frogs score fourth in 12th to earn victory UNLV* W, :19 Crichton (3-0) Von Tungeln had a career-high three hits UNLV* W, :27 Mitchell (1-2) Coats homers twice and drives in five UNLV* W, :10 Scharf (1-1) Frogs score 12 unearned runs in the win Texas State L, :12 Teakell (0-2) TCU commits five errrors in the loss New Mexico* L, ?16 Merck (1-1) Frogs allow two runs in the bottom of the 9th New Mexico* W, :05 Scharf (2-1) Brett Johnson drives in winning run in ninth New Mexico* L, :04 Finnegan (0-3) Lobos score eight runs in first two innings UT Arlington L, (10) :03 Allen (2-1) TCU surrenders three unearned runs in the loss 3/30 UNLV* W, :22 Crichton (4-0) Crichton holds Rebels scoreless for six innings 3/31 UNLV* W, :12 Mitchell (2-2) Morrison tallies first career save; Ks five Rebels 4/1 UNLV* L, :50 Frey (0-1) Rebels score eigth two-out runs; avoids sweep 4/3 Dallas Baptist L, :05 Suiter (0-1) Morrison pitches career high 5 2/3 innings 4/5 UNC Wilmington L, :54 Scharf (2-2) Seahawks score two in ninth to win game 4/6 UNC Wilmington W, :20 Mitchell (3-2) Mitchell fans 10, Frogs earn second shutout 4/7 UNC Wilmington W, :21 Morrison (4-0) Morrison tosses 8 2/3 innings in first start 4/11 UT Arlington W, :41 Finnegan (1-3) Cron homers and Finnegan earns first win 4/13 Air Force* W, :32 Mitchell (4-2) Mitchell Ks a career-high 13 batters 4/14 Air Force* W, :20 Morrison (5-0) Witte tallies three hits; Suiter drives in two 4/15 Air Force* W, :16 Crichton (5-0) Elander and Witte homer in the contest 4/17 Louisiana-Monroe W, :50 Duffie (1-0) Cron and Elander combine for seven hits San Diego State* W, :32 Finnegan (2-3) Frogs score in six of the nine innings San Diego State* W, :31 Morrison (6-0) Morrison turns in third straight quality start San Diego State* L, :36 Crichton (5-1) Three Frogs tally multiple hits in the game 4/24 No. 9 Texas A&M L, :55 Allen (2-2) Aggies score four in final two innings to win 4/27 Manhattan W, (10) :32 Allen (3-2) Coats hits walk-off single in the 10th inning 4/28 Manhattan W, :08 Evans (1-0) TCU tallies season-highs in hits and runs 4/29 Manhattan W, :20 Teakell (1-2) Teakell throws four scoreless for first victory 5/1 Oklahoma W, :38 Allen (4-2) Odell drives in the game-winner in ninth 5/4 New Mexico* W, :30 Morrison (7-0) TCU scores four in the first; Allen tallies save 5/5 New Mexico* L, :52 Crichton (5-2) Frogs rally falls short; Rivera has three hits 5/6 New Mexico* W, :39 Allen (5-2) Cron doubles home winning runs in seventh Air Force* Air Force* Air Force* Oklahoma 5/18 San Diego State* 5/19 San Diego State* 5/20 San Diego State*

11 Feb 17, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Ole Miss (1-0) TCU (0-1) WP-Bobby Wahl (1-0) LP-MITCHELL, Andrew (0-1) SV-Brett Huber (1) HR OM-Alex Yarbrough (1); Andrew Mistone (1) T-2:59 A-5,912 Feb 19, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Ole Miss (1-1) TCU x (1-1) WP-MORRISON, Preston (1-0) LP-Mike Mayers (0-1) SV-MERCK, Kaleb (1) T-2:32 A-4,502 Feb 21, 2012 at Waco, Texas TCU (1-2) Baylor x (4-0) WP-Blank, Trent (2-0) LP-FINNEGAN, Brandon (0-1) SV-Hainsfurther, Joey (1) T-3:06 A-2,765 Feb 24, 2012 at Fullerton, Calif. TCU (2-2) Cal State Fullerton (1-3) WP-MORRISON, Preston (2-0) LP-Floro, Dylan (0-1) SV-MERCK, Kaleb (2) T-2:42 A-2,515 Feb 25, 2012 at Fullerton, Calif. TCU (2-3) Cal State Fullerton x (2-3) WP-Gauna, Koby(2-0) LP-SCHARF, Justin (0-1) SV-Lorenzen, Michael (2) HR TC-ODELL, Derek (1) T-3;09 A-2,362 Feb 26, 2012 at Fullerton, Calif. TCU (2-4) Cal State Fullerton (3-3) WP-Davis, J.D. (1-0) LP-TEAKELL, Trey (0-1) SV-Kuhl, Willie (1) HR TC-VON TUNGELN, Kyle (1) T-3:12 A-1,810 Feb 28, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Texas State (5-3) TCU (2-5) WP-Pitts, Mitchell (1-1) LP-FINNEGAN, Brandon (0-2) SV-McVaney, Jeff (1) T-2:44 A-3,752 March 2, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Oklahoma State (6-4) TCU (2-6) WP-Heaney, Andrew (2-1) LP-MITCHELL, Andrew (0-2) SV-Stevens, Chase (1) HR OSU-Weidenaar, Gabe (3); Fish, Zach (1) HR TC-ELANDER, Josh (1) T-2:51 A-5, LINE SCORES March 3, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Oklahoma State (6-5) TCU (3-6) WP-CRICHTON, Stefan (1-0) LP-Ottoson, Kyle (0-2) SV-SCHARF, Justin (1) T-2:01 A-4,258 March 4, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Oklahoma State (6-6) TCU (4-6) WP-MERCK, Kaleb (1-0) LP-Weidenaar, Gabe (0-1) HR OSU-Womack, Jared (1) T-3:07 A-4,414 March 6, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Baylor (9-5) TCU x (5-6) WP-ALLEN, Kevin (1-0) LP-Browder, Kolt (0-1) T-3:53 A-4,253 March 11, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Texas Tech (10-4) TCU x (6-6) WP-CRICHTON, Stefan (2-0) LP-VonSchamann, Duke (2-2) SV TC-MERCK, Kaleb (3) T-2:09 A-4,098 March 12, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Texas Tech (10-5) TCU x (7-6) WP-MORRISON, Preston (3-0) LP-Masek, Trey (1-1) SV TC-MERCK, Kaleb (4) T-2:37 A-4,527 March 13, 2012 at San Antonio, Texas TCU (8-6) UTSA (9-7) WP-ALLEN, Kevin (2-0) LP-Sharp, Clint (1-3) T-3:56 A-1,149 March 16, 2012 at Las Vegas, Nev. TCU (9-6) UNLV (10-8) WP-CRICHTON, Stefan (3-0) LP-ROBINSON, Joe (2-2) SV TC-SCHARF, Justin (2) HR LV-WHITE, T.J. (1) T-2:19 A-1,272 March 17, 2012 at Las Vegas, Nev. TCU (10-6) UNLV (10-9) WP-MITCHELL, Andrew (1-2) LP-QUALLS, Zak (2-1) HR LV-COOK, Trent (1) HR TC-COATS, Jason 2 (2) T-2:27 A-567 March 18, 2012 at Las Vegas, Nev. TCU (11-6) UNLV (10-10) WP-SCHARF, Justin (1-1) LP-FEDDE, Erick (1-2) T-3:10 A-524 March 20, 2012 at San Marcos, Texas TCU (11-7) Texas State x (14-6) WP-Black, Taylor (1-0) LP-TEAKELL, Trey (0-2) SV-McVaney, Jeff (4) T-3:12 A-1,916 March 23, 2012 at Albuquerque, N.M. TCU (11-8) New Mexico (9-10) WP-SANCHEZ, Gera (3-0) LP-MERCK, Kaleb (1-1) HR TC-COATS, Jason (3) T-3:16 A-1,874 March 24, 2012 at Albuquerque, N.M. TCU (12-8) New Mexico (9-11) WP-SCHARF, Justin (2-1) LP-MARES, Bobby (0-1) SV TC-ALLEN, Kevin (1) HR TC-GARVER, Mitchell (3) T-3:05 A-1,934 March 25, 2012 at Albuquerque, N.M. TCU (12-9) New Mexico x (10-11) WP-GARZA, Alexi (2-1) LP-FINNEGAN, Brandon (0-3) T-3:04 A-1,825 March 27, 2012 at Arlington, Texas TCU (12-10) UT Arlington (14-11) WP-ALLEN, Kevin (2-1) LP-Morales, Michael (1-0) HR TC-ELANDER, Josh (2) T-3:03 A-1,036 March 30, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas UNLV (12-14) TCU x (13-10) WP-CRICHTON, Stefan (4-0) LP-ROBINSON, Joe (2-4) T-2:22 A-4,198 March 31, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas UNLV (12-15) TCU x (14-10) WP-MITCHELL, Andrew (2-2) LP-QUALLS, Zak (3-2) SV TC-MORRISON, Preston (1) HR LV-KIRK, Trevor T-2:12 A-4,163 April 1, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas UNLV (13-15) TCU (14-11) WP-FEDDE, Erick (2-2) LP-FREY, Nick (0-1) T-2:50 A-3,990 April 3, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Dallas Baptist (18-9) TCU (14-12) WP-Calhoun, Jay (1-1) LP-SUITER, Jerrick (0-1) T-3:05 A-3,840

12 April 5, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas UNC Wilmington (16-13) TCU (14-13) WP-Secrest, Kelly (1-0) LP-SCHARF, Justin (2-2) HR UNCW-Molinaro, Tyler (8); Dick, Corey (2) HR TC-ELANDER, Josh (3) T-2:54 A-3,436 April 6, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas UNC Wilmington (16-14) TCU x (15-13) WP-MITCHELL, Andrew (3-2) LP-Batts, Mat (2-3) SV-MERCK, Kaleb (5) T-2:20 A-3,728 April 7, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas UNC Wilmington (16-15) TCU x (16-13) WP-MORRISON, Preston (4-0) LP-Ramsey, Jordan (2-2) SV-ALLEN, Kevin (2) HR TC-COATS, Jason (4) T-2:21 A-3,721 April 11, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas UT Arlington (21-13) TCU x (17-13) WP-FINNEGAN, Brandon (1-3) LP-Winn, Kennedy (2-2) HR TC-CRON, Kevin (1) T-2:41 A-3,900 April 13, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Air Force (8-23) TCU x (18-13) WP-MITCHELL, Andrew (5-2) LP-WHITE, Cameron (2-6) T-2:32 A-4,126 April 14, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Air Force (8-24) TCU x (19-13) WP-MORRISON, Preston (5-0) LP-BERTELSEN, Ben (0-7) T-2:20 A-4,007 April 15, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Air Force (8-25) TCU x (20-13) WP-CRICHTON, Stefan (5-0) LP-ABRECHT, Evan (3-2) HR TC-ELANDER, Josh (4); WITTE, Jantzen (1) T-2:16 A-3,720 April 17, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas ULM (17-20) TCU x (21-13) WP-DUFFIE, Tyler (1-0) LP-Hermeling, Alex (1-2) T-2:50 A-3,900 April 20, 2012 at San Diego, Calif. TCU (22-13) San Diego State (18-22) WP-FINNEGAN, Brandon (2-3) LP-CEDEROTH, M.(2-2) SV TC-ALLEN, Kevin (3) T-3:32 A LINE SCORES April 21, 2012 at San Diego, Calif. TCU (23-13) San Diego State (18-23) WP-MORRISON, Preston (6-0) LP-PITCHER, Travis (3-4) T-2:31 A-548 April 22, 2012 at San Diego, Calif. TCU (23-14) San Diego State x (19-23) WP-DORAN, Ryan (3-3) LP-CRICHTON, Stefan (5-1) T-2:36 A-556 April 24, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Texas A&M (29-12) TCU (23-15) WP-Martin, Kyle (5-3) LP-ALLEN, Kevin (2-2) HR TC-WITTE, Jantzen (2) T-2:55 A-5,412 April 27, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Manhattan (20-21) TCU (24-15) WP-ALLEN, Kevin (3-2) LP-Marchus, Jacob (1-1) T-2:32 A-3,727 April 28, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Manhattan (20-22) TCU x (25-15) WP-EVANS, Travis (1-0) LP-Scarinci, Michael (4-4) HR TC-ELANDER, Josh (5) T-3:09 A-3,833 April 29, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Manhattan (20-23) TCU x (26-15) WP-TEAKELL, Trey (1-2) LP-Martin, Michael (1-1) HR TC-ELANDER, Josh (6) T-2:29 A-3,694 May 1, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas Oklahoma (29-17) TCU (27-15) WP-ALLEN, Kevin (4-2) LP-Okert, Steven (5-5) T-2:38 A-4,252 May 4, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas New Mexico (26-20) TCU x (28-15) WP-MORRISON, Preston (7-0) LP-HOUSE, Austin (5-4) SV TC-ALLEN, Kevin (4) T-2:30 A-3,700 May 5, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas New Mexico (27-20) TCU (28-16) WP-CRICHTON, Stefan (5-2) LP-MATHIS, Will (2-1) SV NM-MARES, Bobby (3) HR NM-PETERSON, DJ (4) T-2:52 A-4,000 May 6, 2012 at Fort Worth, Texas New Mexico (27-21) TCU x (29-16) WP-ALLEN, Kevin (5-2) LP-SANCHEZ, Gera (6-2) SV NM-SCHARF, Justin (3) T-2:39 A-3,717

13 2012 AB-R-H-RBI BREAKDOWN Opp Coats Cron Elander Gonzales Johnson Johnson Jones Jordan Odell Ralston Rivera St. Laurent Suiter Von Tungeln Witte Wright OM OM BU CSF def. def CSF CSF TSU OSU OSU OSU def BU TTU TTU UTSA LV LV LV def. def TSU NM def NM def NM UTA def LV LV LV DBU NCW NCW NCW def. PR UTA AFA def AFA AFA ULM def def SDS SDS SDS def A&M MAN def MAN MAN OU PR def NM NM def PR NM PR AFA AFA AFA OU SDS SDS SDS

14 Team Batting - Game Highs At bats: UTSA 3/13 Runs scored: UNLV 3/18 Hits: 18 vs. Manhattan 4/28 RBIs: UNLV 3/18 Doubles: 6 vs. Manhattan 4/28 Triples: 2 vs. UNC Wilmington 4/5 Texas State 3/20 2 vs. Texas Tech 3/12 Home runs: 2 vs. Air Force 4/15 UNLV 3/17 Total bases: 27 vs. Manhattan 4/28 Walks: Texas State 3/20 UNLV 3/18 Strikeouts: Texas State 3/20 13 vs. Oklahoma State 3/2 13 vs. Texas State 2/28 Sac hits: 3 vs. Oklahoma State 3/4 Sac flies: 2 vs. UNLV 3/30 At bats: 2012 SUPERLATIVES Individual Batting - Game Highs 7 Brance UNLV (3/18) Runs scored: 4 Kyle Von UNLV (3/18) Hits: 5 Josh UTSA (3/13) RBIs: 5 Jason New Mexico (3/23) 5 Jason UNLV (3/17) Home runs: 2 Jason UNLV (3/17) Total bases: 8 Jason New Mexico (3/23) 8 Jason UNLV (3/17) 8 Josh Elander vs. Oklahoma State (3/3) Stolen bases: 3 Keaton Jones vs. Manhattan (4/28) Hit By Pitches: 2 Brance Rivera vs. Manhattan (4/29) Home Run Breakdown No. Player Date Opponent/Pitcher On Inn. Out Count 1. Derek Odell Cal State Fullerton/Mathews, Kenny Kyle Von Tungeln Cal State Fullerton/Davis, J.D. * Josh Elander 3/2 Oklahoma State/Heaney, Andrew * Jason Coats UNLV/Qualls, Zak Jason Coats UNLV/Shannon, Mark Jason Caots New Mexico/Sanchez, Gera Josh Elander UT Arlington/Morales, Mike Josh Elander 4/5 UNC Wilmington/McSwain, Tyler * Jason Coats 4/7 UNC Wilmington/Timoney, Tom Kevin Cron 4/11 UT Arlington/Winn, Kennedy Josh Elander 4/15 Air Force/Abrecht, Evan Jantzen Witte 4/15 Air Force/Abrecht, Evan * Jantzen Witte 4/24 Texas A&M/Mengden, Daniel * Josh Elander 4/28 Manhattan/Girardi, Nick Josh Elander 4/28 Manhattan/Martin, Michael Stolen bases: 7 vs. Manhattan 4/28 Hit by pitch: 3 Six times Runners LOB: UNLV 3/18 Hit into DP: San Diego State 4/20 3 vs. ULM 4/17 Team Fielding - Game Highs Putouts: UTSA 3/13 Assists: 20 vs. New Mexico 5/7 Errors: UT Arlington 3/27 Texas State 3/20 Cal State Fullerton 2/26 DPs turned: 3 Four times Team Pitching - Game Highs Inn. pitched: UTSA 3/13 Runs allowed: New Mexico 3/25 Earned runs: New Mexico 3/25 Walks allowed: San Diego State 4/20 Strikeouts: 15 vs. Air Force 4/13 Hits allowed: 20 vs. UNLV 4/1 Doubles allowed: 4 vs. Texas Tech 3/11 4 vs. Oklahoma State 3/4 Triples allowed: 2 vs. Oklahoma State 3/2 Individual Fielding - Game Highs Putouts: 16 Braden Mattson vs. Oklahoma State (3/2) Assists: 7 Derek Odell vs. New Mexico (5/7) Errors: 2 Jantzen Witte vs. UNLV (4/1) 2 Derek UT Arlington (3/27) 2 Davy Texas State (3/20) 2 Davy Cal State Fullerton (2/26) Individual Pitching - Game Highs Innings pitched: 8.2 Preston Morrison vs. UNC Wilmington (4/7) Runs allowed: 8 Trey Cal State Fullerton (2/26) Earned runs: 6 Brandon New Mexico (3/25) Walks allowed: 6 Andrew Mitchell vs. UNLV (3/31) Strikeouts: 13 Andrew Mitchell vs. Air Force (4/13) Hits allowed: 9 Stefan Crichton vs. Air Force (4/15) 9 Stefan Crichton vs. UNC Wilmington (4/5) Homers allowed: 2 Four times Hit batters: 10 vs. Baylor 3/6

15 #00 KEVIN CRON IF R/R FR PHOENIX, ARIZ. MOUNTAIN POINTE HS Has made 26 career starts (21 at first base and five as the designated hitter). Hit safely in 15 games. Reached base safely in 19 games. Has eight multi-hit contests and three multiple-rbi contests. Picked up a hit in his collegiate debut against No. 22 Ole Miss. CRON S CAREER STATS Hits... 3, three times Runs...2 vs. New Mexico 5/4 RBI... 2, three times HR... 1 vs. UT Arlington 4/13 SB...N/A Last HR...vs. UT Arlington 4/13/12 Hits... 3, three times Runs...2 vs. New Mexico 5/4/12 RBI... 2, three times HR... 1 vs. UT Arlington 4/13/12 SB...N/A #1 KYLE VON TUNGELN OF L/L JR SUGAR LAND, TEXAS KEMPNER HS VON TUNGELN S CAREER STATS Tot Hits...3, twice UNLV 3/18 RBI... New Mexico 3/23 Cal State Fullerton 2/26 SB...2 vs. Manhattan 4/28 Last Cal State Fullerton 2/26 Hits... 3, three times UNLV 3/18/12 RBI... 2, seven times Cal State Fullerton 2/26/12 SB...2 vs. Manhattan 4/28/12 #2 DEREK ODELL IF L/R FR CANYON, TEXAS CANYON HS ODELL S CAREER STATS Hits...2, six times Runs...2, twice RBI...1, 11 times Cal State Fullerton 2/25 SB... 1, three times Last Cal State Fullerton 2/25 Hits...2, six times Runs...2, twice RBI...1, 11 times Cal State Fullerton 2/25/12 SB... 1, three times Career Honors: Named to the 2011 MW All-Tournament team Appeared in 129 games (84 starts, 23 as a pinch hitter, 17 as a pinch runner and five as a defensive replacement). Has made 84 career starts (73 in center field, eight as the designated hitter and three in right field). Hit safely in 60 of 116 games with a plate appearance. Reached base safely in 82 games. Has 27 multi-hit games and seven multi-rbi contests. Has recorded 24 two-hit games and three three-hit contests. Has tallied two RBIs seven times. Is 4-for-20 (.200) as a pinch hitter with a triple and six RBIs. Has made 35 appearances (31 starts, two as a pinch hitter and two as a defensive replacement) Made 31 starts (30 at second base and one at shortstop). Hit safely in 17 games. Reached base safely in 22 games. Has six multi-hit games. Recorded six two-hit games. Hit the first home run of the season for the Horned Frogs. Provided the walk-off hit to give TCU a 4-3 win over Oklahoma on May 1.

16 #3 DAVY WRIGHT UT R/R JR FORT WORTH, TEXAS COUNTRY DAY HS WRIGHT S CAREER STATS Tot Cal State Fullerton 2/26 Runs...2, twice UNLV 3/17 SB...N/A Last HR...N/A Hits... New Mexico 5/9/10 Runs...2, four times UNLV 3/17/12 SB...N/A #4 JOSH GONZALES IF R/R JR PEARLAND, TEXAS SAN JACINTO JC Appeared in 74 career games (42 starts, 14 as a pinch hitter, 12 as a defensive replacement and six as a pinch runner). Has made 42 career starts (32 at third base, nine at second base and one as the designated hitter. Hit safely in 27 of 65 games with a plate appearance. Reached base safely in 36 games. Has seven multi-hit contests and one multiple RBI game. Recorded six two-hit contests and one three-hit game. Has four two RBI contests. Is 0-for-14 as a pinch hitter with an RBI. Made his TCU debut at Baylor on Feb. 21 Made 21 appearances (10 as a defensive replacement, seven as a starter, one as a pinch hitter and two as a pinch runner). Has started seven games (six at second base and one as the designated hitter). Hit safely in six of 13 games with a plate appearance. Reached base safely in nine games. Tallied his first career hit against Baylor. Has one multiple RBI contest. GONZALES CAREER STATS Hits...1, six times Runs... 1, five times UNLV 3/17 SB...N/A Last HR...N/A Hits... 1, five times Runs...1, four times UNLV 3/17 SB...N/A #5 BRANCE RIVERA OF R/R SR MUSCATINE, IOWA MUSCATINE HS RIVERA S CAREER STATS Tot Hits...3 vs. New Mexico 5/6 UNLV 3/18 RBI...1, six times SB...1, four times Last HR... vs. Air Force 4/1/11 Hits... 4, three times Runs... 3, five times RBI...4 vs. Houston 3/26/11 HR... New Mexico 5/7/10 SB...2, four times Career Honors nd-team All-Mountain West Conference st-team All-Mountain West Conference Appeared in 194 career games (148 starts, 23 as a defensive replacement, 13 as a pinch runner and 10 as a pinch hitter). Has 148 starts (113 in right field, 25 in center field, six in left field and four as the DH). Hit safely in 110 of 173 games in which he tallied a plate appearance. Reached base safely in 130 games. Posted 45 multi-hit games and 18 mulit-rbi contests. Has 27 two-hit games; 15 three-hit games and three four-hit games. Recorded 14 two RBI contests; three three RBI contests and one four RBI game. Is 3-for-8 as a pinch hitter in his career. HR Breakdown: 8 vs. RHP; 5 vs. LHP Season Highlights: Saw his streak of 81 consecutive appearances come to an end when he didn t play at Baylor on Feb. 21. Missed eight games with an injury.

17 #23 ZAC JORDAN OF R/R SR SUGAR LAND, TEXAS FORT BEND BAPTIST JORDAN S CAREER STATS Tot UNLV 3/18 UNLV 3/18 Cal State Fullerton 2/26 SB...1 vs. Manhattan 4/29 Last New Mexico 5/20/11 #7 BRETT JOHNSON IF L/R SO PLANO, TEXAS PLANO SENIOR HS JOHNSON S CAREER STATS Tot Hits... New Mexico 3/24 Runs... 1, nine times RBI... New Mexico 3/24 SB... New Mexico 3/24 Last HR... vs. Oral Roberts 6/3/11 Hits... New Mexico 3/24/12 Runs...1, 21 times RBI...2, four times HR...1, twice SB... New Mexico 3/24/12 Hits...3, four times Runs... 2, five times RBI... 3, three times HR...1, four times SB... 1, five times #24 JOSH ELANDER C R/R JR ROUND ROCK, TEXAS ROUND ROCK HS ELANDER S CAREER STATS Tot Hits... UTSA 3/13 Runs...3, twice RBI...4, twice HR...1, six times SB... New Mexico 3/23 Last HR... vs. Manhattan 4/29/12 UTSA 3/13/12 Runs...3, four times RBI...4, four times HR...1, 13 times SB...2, twice Career Highlights Appeared in 72 games (36 starts, 14 as a pinch hitter, 13 as a defensive replacement and nine as a pinch runner). Has made 36 starts (18 at first base, 12 as the designated hitter and six at second base). Hit safely in 25 games of 51 games with a plate appearance. Reached base safely in 32 games. Has six multi-hit games and four multiple RBI contests. Recorded five two-hit games and one three-hit contest. Has four two-rbi games. Is 4-for-10 (.400) as a pinch hitter with a home run and two RBI. HR Breakdown: 2 vs. RHP Appeared in 120 games (56 starts, 40 as a pinch hitter, 20 as a defensive replacement and four as a pinch runner). Has made 56 starts (35 as the designated hitter, 19 in right field and two in left field). Hit safely in 53 of his 112 games in which he had a plate appearance. Reached base safely in 65 contests. Posted 13 multi-hit games and 10 multiple RBI contests. Has nine two-hit games and four three-hit games. Record seven two-rbi contests and three three-rbi games. Is 8-for-35 (.229) as a pinch-hitter with four doubles and seven RBIs. HR Breakdown: 2 vs. RHP; 2 vs. LHP Career Honors 2012 Johnny Bench Award Watch List 2012 Preseason All-American 2012 Preseason All-Mountain West 2011 Second-team All-Mountain West Conference 2011 MWC All-Tournament Team Member of the 2011 Collegiate National Team 2010 Freshman All-American Appeared in 152 games (144 starts, four as a pinch hitter, two as a pinch runner and two as a defensive replacement). Has made 144 starts (82 as the catcher, 33 in right field and 29 as the DH). Hit safely in 110 of 148 career games in which he registered a plate appearance. Reached base safely in 128 contests. Posted 45 multi-hit games and 22 multiple RBI contests. Tallied 32 two-hit games, eight three-hit games, four four-hit games and one fivehit game. Has 13 two-rbi games, five three-rbi games and four four-rbi games. Is 2-for-4 (.500) as a pinch hitter with an RBI. HR Breakdown: 7 vs. RHP; 6 vs. LHP Season Highlights: Has started 74 straight games.

18 #26 KEATON JONES IF L/R FR LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF. LAGUNA BEACH HS Has appeared in 45 career games (44 starts and one as a defensive replacement). Made 44 starts, all at shortstop. Hit safely in 16 games and reached base safely in 27 games. Has three multi-hit games and multiple RBI contest. JONES CAREER STATS Hits... 2, three times Runs... 2, three times RBI...2 vs. Manhattan 4/29 SB...3 vs. Manhattan 4/28 Last HR...N/A Hits... 2, three times Runs... 2, three times RBI...2 vs. Manhattan 4/29/12 SB...3 vs. Manhattan 4/28 #31 JERRICK SUITER UT/P R/R FR VALPARAISO, IND. VALPARAISO HS SUITER S CAREER STATS Hits... 3 vs. Baylor 3/6 Runs...2 vs. Oklahoma State 3/4 RBI... 2, five times SB... 1 vs. UNC Wilmington 4/5 Last HR...N/A Hits... 3 vs. Baylor 3/6/12 Runs...2 vs. Oklahoma State 3/4/12 RBI... 2, five times SB...1 vs. UNC Wilmington 4/5/12 Has appeared in 30 games (25 starts and five as a pinch hitter). Has made 25 starts (17 as the designated hitter, six in right field and two in center field). Hit safely in 18 games. Reached base safely in 21 games. Tallied six multi-hit games and five multiple RBI contests. Has five two-hit games and one three-hit game. Tallied two-rbis in five games. First career hit was a two-run triple against Cal State Fullerton on Feb. 25. Is 3-for-5 with two triples and three RBIs as a pinch hitter. #35 JANTZEN WITTE IF R/R JR ARLINGTON, TEXAS MARTIN HS WITTE S CAREER STATS Tot Hits...3, twice Runs...3 vs. Air Force 4/15 RBI...3 vs. Manhattan 4/29 HR...1, twice SB...N/A Last HR...vs. Texas A&M 4/24 Hits... New Mexico 5/20/11 Runs... New Mexico 5/20/11 RBI... Texas State 5/12/10 HR...1, 10 times SB... 1, nine times Career Honors 2011 MWC First-team All-Conference 2011 Fort Worth Regional All-Tournament team 2010 Fort Worth Regional All-Tournament team Appeared in 137 games (133 starts and four as a defensive replacement). Has made 133 starts (116 at third base, 11 as the designated hitter and six at shortstop). Hit safely in 104 of 134 career games in which he registered a plate appearance. Reached base safely in 118 contests. Posted 51 multi-hit games and 23 multiple RBI contests. Recorded 36 two-hit games, 13 three-hit contests, one four-hit game and one sixhit game. Has 12 two-rbi games, eight three-rbi games, two four-rbi games and one five- RBI game. HR Breakdown: 7 vs. RHP; 3 vs. LHP Season Highlights: Saw his streak of 102 consecutive games played come to an end as he is slated to miss the first month or so of the season with an injury. Returned to the lineup on March 23 after missing the first 18 games with an injury.