BB 2011 - Final Season Notes

2011 TEXAS TECH RED RAIDERSFinal Season Notes

RED RAIDER BASEBALL FINAL SEASON NOTES2

2011 TEXAS TECH BASEBALL

2011 PHILLIPS 66 BIG 12 BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLE-ELIMINATION BRACKET

2011 Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship RedHawks Field • Oklahoma City • Wednesday-Sunday, May 25-29

All times Central. Game times to be assigned once seeds and divisions are determined. Day One matchups will feature: Division One: Seeds 4 vs. 5, 1 vs. 8 • Division Two: Seeds 3 vs. 6, 2 vs. 7*Game 13 will be necessary if the winner of Game 9 also wins Game 11.**Game 14 will be necessary if the winner of Game 10 also wins Game 12.***If Game 13 is unnecessary, Game 14 will be played at 4 p.m. rather than 7:30 p.m.Note: If both bracket winners are undefeated after Game 12, Games 13 & 14 will not be played and the two undefeated teams will play in the championship game on Sunday at 1 p.m.

Wednesday, May 25 Thursday, May 26 Friday, May 27 Saturday, May 28 Sunday, May 29

DIVISION ONE

Big 12Champion

Texas

Texas

Oklahoma State

Missouri

Baylor

Oklahoma State

No. 8 Missouri

Game 1 • 9:00 a.m.

Game 2 • 12:30 p.m.

No. 1 Texas

No. 5 Baylor

No. 4 Oklahoma State

Game 7 • 4:00 p.m.

Game 5 • 9:00 a.m.

Missouri

Texas

Missouri

Texas

Missouri

Oklahoma

n/a

Kansas State

Texas A&M

Texas Tech

Texas A&M

No. 6 Kansas State

Game 3 • 4:00 p.m.

Game 4 • 7:30 p.m.

No. 3 Oklahoma

No. 7 Texas Tech

No. 2 Texas A&M

Game 8 • 7:30 p.m.

Game 6 • 12:30 p.m.

Kansas State

Oklahoma

Texas A&M

Kansas State

n/a

Game 9 • 3:15 p.m.

Game 11 • 9:00 a.m.

*Game 13 • 4:00 p.m.(if necessary)

Game 15 • 1:00 p.m.{FSN}

DIVISION TWO

Game 10 • 7:00 p.m.

Game 12 • 12:30 p.m.

**Game 14 • 7:30 p.m.***(if necessary)

Texas A&M


2011 SCHEDULE/RESULTSFEBRUARY18 # WESTERN MICHIGAN ______________W, 8-019 # NORTHWESTERN __________________W, 6-119 # UTAH VALLEY _____________________W, 6-220 # NORTHWESTERN __________________W, 8-224 ^ BYU _____________________________W, 7-425 ^ BYU _____________________________ L, 3-826 ^ NORTHERN ILLINOIS _____________ W, 15-327 ^ NORTHERN ILLINOIS _____________ W, 14-8

MARCH1 UNLV ____________________________W, 9-42 UNLV ____________________________ L, 3-44 #8 TCU ___________________________ L, 0-75 #8 TCU ___________________________ L, 6-86 #8 TCU ___________________________ L, 1-811 + IOWA ____________________________W, 9-712 + TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI ______ L, 5-1412 + IOWA ____________________________W, 6-413 + TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI _______W, 6-515 + TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI _______W, 9-718 * at #14 Baylor ______________________ W, 6-519 * at #14 Baylor ____________________ L, 13-1420 * at #14 Baylor _________________ W, 10-6 (10)22 at Dallas Baptist ____________________ W, 7-625 * NEBRASKA ______________________ L, 5-1526 * NEBRASKA _____________________ W, 10-827 * NEBRASKA _______________________W, 3-0

APRIL1 * at #7 Oklahoma ___________________ L, 1-102 * at #7 Oklahoma ___________________ L, 1-113 * at #7 Oklahoma _____________________L, 5-85 vs. UTSA __________________________ W, 8-25 vs. UTSA _________________________ W, 11-68 * #5 TEXAS A&M ________________W, 4-3 (12)9 * #5 TEXAS A&M ____________________ L, 4-510 * #5 TEXAS A&M ___________________ L, 8-1412 at New Mexico _____________________ W, 4-113 at New Mexico _____________________ W, 7-615 * at #4 Texas _________________________L, 1-416 * at #4 Texas ________________________ W, 2-117 * at #4 Texas _________________________L, 1-318 at Texas State ______________________ W, 8-521 * at Kansas State______________________L, 1-222 * at Kansas State______________________L, 3-423 * at Kansas State______________________L, 1-426 NEW MEXICO _____________________W, 6-127 NEW MEXICO _____________________ L, 4-829 * KANSAS ______________________W, 3-2 (10)30 * KANSAS __________________________W, 9-4

MAY1 * KANSAS __________________________W, 8-73 DALLAS BAPTIST _________________ L, 1-1110 at Michigan _______________________ W, 8-211 at Michigan _______________________ W, 6-413 * at Missouri _______________________ L, 1-1114 * at Missouri ________________________ W, 6-415 * at Missouri _________________________L, 3-420 * #22 OKLAHOMA STATE ___________ L, 10-1121 * #22 OKLAHOMA STATE ___________ W, 11-722 * #22 OKLAHOMA STATE _____________W, 5-325 $ vs. #13 Texas A&M _________________ L, 5-1026 $ vs. #12 Oklahoma ___________________L, 1-3

BOLD Home games played at Dan Law Field * Big 12 Conference Game # Red Raider Classic (Lubbock, Texas) ^ Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic (Lubbock, Texas) + Texas Tech Invitational (Lubbock, Texas) $ Big 12 Championships (Oklahoma City, Okla.) FSN Fox Sports Net SSN Sooner Sports Network TTSN Texas Tech Sports Network KMYL My Lubbock TV

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TEXAS TECH RED RAIDER BASEBALL

2011 SEASON REVIEW33-25 Overall12-15 Big 12

GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY AT DAN LAW FIELDTexas Tech University had its official groundbreaking ceremony at Dan Law Field on Friday, June 24, as university officials, project donors and special guests gathered at the home of the Red Raiders. The $5 million renovation will take 220 days (Jan. 30, 2012) to complete as private donations will provide Tech with one of the best on-campus facilities in the nation.

KELBY TOMLINSON EARNS ABCA RAWLINGS D-I GOLD GLOVE AWARD AS NATION’S TOP SHORTSTOPJunior shortstop Kelby Tomlinson became the first player in Big 12 Conference history to be awarded the American Base-ball Coaches Association Rawlings Division I Gold Glove Award as the top defensive shortstop in the country. The Rawlings Gold Glove Team is comprised of only nine players to represent each position on the field while players from all 300 NCAA D-I programs were nominated.

FORMER TECH RHP ZACH STEWART MAKES MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL DEBUTZach Stewart became the 22nd Texas Tech baseball player to make his Major League Baseball Debut on Thursday, June 16, as he started for the Toronto Blue Jays against the Baltimore Orioles. Stewart received a no-decision in the Jays’ 4-3 loss. He exited the game after pitching seven innings with the score tied at 2-2. He tallied seven innings with four strikeouts while scattering seven hits and allowing two runs and one walk. His seven-inning start ties Josh Tomlin (Cleveland Indians) for the longest start by a Red Raider in an MLB debut. Tomlin pitched seven innings in 2010 in a win against the Yankees. Stew-art is the 13th Tech pitcher to make his MLB debut and is the fifth Red Raider to make a debut as a starting pitcher. In the last two seasons, Texas Tech has seen three of its former pitchers make their big-league debut (Tomlin, Dustin Richardson).

JOHN NEELY NAMED ALL-AMERICAN BY NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATIONJunior right-handed reliever John Neely was named a 2011 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association third team All-America selection on June 15. He was one of nine relief pitchers named to the first, second and third teams. Neely is the first Red Raider to earn All-America honors since shortstop Cameron Blair received third team honors from NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball Newspaper in 2005. Neely is the first Tech pitcher to be named an All-American since 1999 (Shane Wright, NCBWA - 2nd Team). Neely led Tech going 9-1 in 30 appearances (all relief ) with a 2.97 ERA, seven saves, 60.2 in-nings pitched and 56 strikeouts.

NEELY EARNS SECOND ALL-AMERICAN HONOR BY COLLEGEBASEBALLINSIDER.COMJohn Neely picked up his second All-America award on July 14, when CollegeBaseballInsider.com named the junior an honorable mention pick as a relief pitcher. Neely is the first Red Raider to earn multiple All-America honors in a season since Cameron Blair was named to three All-America teams in 2005. Neely is just the third Texas Tech player to be named an All-American since 2000 (Cameron Blair - 2004, 2005; Josh Brady - 2004).

FIVE RED RAIDERS DRAFTED/SIGNED FREE AGENT IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL FIRST-YEAR PLAYERS DRAFTTexas Tech had four players drafted in the Major League Baseball First-Year Players Draft and one Red Raider sign a free agent contract. Shortstop Kelby Tomlinson was the highest drafted Red Raider going in the 12th round to the defending World Champion San Francisco Giants. The third day of the draft saw three Tech players go within four rounds as infielder Nick Popescu went to the Atlanta Braves in the 33rd round, left-handed relief pitcher Zach Fowler was drafted the follow-ing round in the 34th by the Baltimore Orioles and third baseman Reid Redman was taken by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 37th round. Just a week following the draft left-handed pitcher Robbie Kilcrease signed a free agent contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tomlinson, Popescu and Fowler all signed professional contracts with their respective teams while Redman is expected to return to campus in the fall for his senior season in 2012. In addition, three Tech signees heard their names called in the MLB Draft as shortstop Trey Ford (14th Round - Philadelphia Phillies), outfielder Bradley Marquez (16th Round - New York Mets) and outfielder Devon Conley (47th Round - Baltimore Orioles) were all selected. In fact, Marquez signed a national letter of intent to play football at Texas Tech. Both Marquez and Conley are expected to arrive in Lubbock for fall classes while Ford signed the dotted line with the Phillies just days after the draft.

DAVID PAIZ NAMED A LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANDavid Paiz became the eighth Texas Tech player to be named a Freshman All-American when Collegiate Baseball an-nounced its Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America teams on June 8. Paiz, a two-way player, was one of five players in the country selected as a multi-positional player. Tech has now produced three Freshman All-Americans the past two seasons (Barrett Barnes, Jamodrick McGruder in 2010), which are the most ever to earn the honors in consecutive years.

TEXAS TECH HAS SEVEN PLAYERS RECEIVE ALL-BIG 12 RECOGNITIONBarrett Barnes (OF) and David Paiz (UTL) earned All-Big 12 first team honors while Kelby Tomlinson (INF) and John Neely (RP) grabbed All-Big 12 second team awards and Bo Altobelli (C), Jamodrick McGruder (INF) and Reid Redman (INF) were named honorable mention by the Big 12 coaches. •BarnesisthefirstTechplayertobenamedAll-Big12(firstorsecondteam)inback-to-backseasonssinceRogerKi-eschnick (2006-2008). •Barnesbecame just the thirdplayer inTechhistory to receiveBig12Freshmanof theYearand tobenamedall-conference during first two seasons (Josh Bard, 1997-98; Roger Kieschnick, 2006-07). •PaizisthefirstTechfreshmantobenamedAll-Big12firstteamsince2006(RogerKieschnick). •TomlinsonisthefirstTechinfieldertoearnAll-Big12firstorsecondteamsince2009(WillieRueda,ChrisRichburg). •NeelyisthesecondTechreliefpitchertoearnAll-Big12secondteamhonorsinasmanyyears(ChadBettis,2010). •Itmarkedthefirsttimesince2005thatTexasTechhadapairofplayersnamedAll-Big12firstteam. •Tech’sfourfirst/secondteampicksarethemostfortheRedRaiderssincehavingfivein2004.

DAVID PAIZ & TREY MASEK NAMED TO BIG 12 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMDavid Paiz (UTL) and Trey Masek (RHP) were named to the Big 12 All-Freshman team. They were two of 13 freshmen named to the squad. Texas Tech joined Texas A&M, Texas and Oklahoma as the only programs to have at least two freshmen who made the All-Freshman Team.



2011 TEXAS TECH MLB DRAFT PICKS QUICK FACTSHISTORY

First Year of Baseball ________________ 1926, then 1954

All-Time Record (Years)_____________ 1,446-1,141-8 (62)

No. Years in CWS/Last App ____________________ None

NCAA Regionals ________________ 9 (1995-2002, 2004)

Hosted NCAA Regionals __________ 3 (1996, 1997, 1999)

Last Opponent / Result __________ Georgia Tech / L, 5-3

STADIUM INFORMATION

Home Field _________________________ Dan Law Field

Surface ________________________________ FieldTurf

Capacity __________________________________ 4,466

Record (since Dan Law Field - 1988) ___ 596-195-1 (.753)

Dimensions __________________ 330-LF, 404-CF, 330-RF

Fence Height ______________________________ 12 feet

Press Box Telephone _________________ (806) 742-3688

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach__________ Dan Spencer (Portland State ‘90)

Career Record / years _____________________ 86-86 / 3

Record at TTU / years _____________________ 86-86 / 3

Assistant Coaches ______________ Trent Petrie (4th Year)

______________________________Jim Horner (1st Year)

Volunteer Assistant_____________ Andy Jarvis (4th Year)

Director of Operations _______ Jimmy Webster (1st Year)

Athletic Trainer _____________ Shawn Lindsey (5th Year)

Equipment Manager ________Shishir Bhakta (11th Year)

Administrative Assistant ___ Charlotte Becton (8th Year)

Baseball Office Phone _______ (806) 742-2756 (ext: 267)

Baseball Fax _______________________ (806) 742-4346

Baseball Clubhouse _________________ (806) 742-0340

201112th Round

Kelby Tomlinson - SSSAN FRANCISCO GIANTS

201133rd Round

Nick Popescu - 3BATLANTA BRAVES

201134th Round

Zach Fowler - LHPBALTIMORE ORIOLES

201137th Round

Reid Redman - 3BLOS ANGELES DODGERS

2011Free Agent

Robbie Kilcrease - LHPPITTSBURGH PIRATES



$5 MILLION RENOVATION TO DAN LAW FIELD

DAN LAW FIELD SET TO UNDERGO $5 MILLION RENOVATIONFormal groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for June 24

LUBBOCK, Texas – Texas Tech University officials announced today a $5 million renovation to Dan Law Field that will provide Red Raider Baseball with one of the best on-campus col-legiate facilities in the country. Private donations have been raised to completely fund the costs of the facility improvements.

“This is a tremendous day for Red Raider Baseball,” said director of athletics Kirby Hocutt. “We are extremely grateful for the support of our private donors, and it is their contributions that will make Dan Law Field one of the top collegiate baseball facilities in the nation.”

The most notable structural improvement will be the removal of the current suites and press box. This structure will be replaced entirely and will feature 10 luxury suites each with seat-ing for 12, a new press box complete with radio and television broadcast areas and a new club level with outdoor seating for 75 individuals.

“Coach Spencer and his coaching staff are doing great things with our baseball program, and this stadium renovation will provide us with enhanced opportunities to compete for Big 12 Championships and serve as a springboard for what we hope are many future trips to Omaha,” Hocutt said.

A new shading structure will cover the area in the center portion of the grandstand and will rise above the new suites and press box. This shading structure will be directly overhead 1,154 individual chair-back seats that will be installed at Dan Law Field for the first time in the history of the stadium. Prior to this renovation, the entire seating area has consisted of aluminum bench seating.

“Texas Tech Baseball and its fans will now have a stadium of which it can truly be proud thanks to the generosity of our donors,” remarked Texas Tech University System Chancellor Kent Hance. “Their financial contributions have been tremendous and are also helping as we work toward our $1 billion goal for the capital campaign Vision & Tradition.”

“This stadium renovation is something we have been working on for a long time, and we are thrilled to be able to make this announcement,” said Head Coach Dan Spencer. “The adminis-tration at Texas Tech has been outstanding through this process and deserves all the credit.”

Five additional rows of field seating will be added directly behind home plate and will bring fans closer to the action than ever before. The first row of seating will rise just 30 inches from the playing surface compared to the seven foot wall that is currently in place behind home plate. Additionally, a state-of-the-art tensioned back-stop netting system will be put in place to protect fans from foul balls and will allow unobstructed views of the entire playing field.

Fans will enter the stadium through new iron gates that will stand just beyond a circular landscaped seating area with a brick inlaid Double T. This dramatic entrance will lead Red Raider fans past several newly installed grandstand banners that will showcase the history of Texas Tech Baseball.

“We are so appreciative to the great friends of this program who have been very generous with their financial support,” Spencer said. “I think Dan Law Field at Texas Tech Baseball Stadium will be one of the best in college baseball, and I am really excited for all our players – past, present and future.”

Construction is scheduled to begin following a groundbreaking ceremony to be held June 24 at 10 a.m. The grandstand portion of the structural improvements is scheduled for comple-tion by Feb. 15, 2012.

DAN LAW FIELD RENOVATION FACTS & FIGURES• CostofRenovation:$5million(privatefunds)• Architect:MWMArchitects,Lubbock,Texas• Contractor:Willbehireduponcompletionofdesign• TotalSeatingCapacity:4,921• 10LuxurySuites(12seatspersuite)• ClubAreawithoutdoorseatingfor75• RestroomsForClub/SuitePatrons• 1,154chair-backseats• Televisionbroadcastbooth,homeandvisitorradioboothsandboothforwrittenpress• Shadingstructureovercenterofgrandstand• Tensionedback-stopnettingthatwillprovideunobstructedviewoftheplayingfield• Additionalfiverowsoffieldseatingthatwillbeclosertohomeplate• Newelevatorforclub/suite/pressboxaccess• GrandstandbannersshowcasingthehistoryofTexasTechBaseball• CircularlandscapedseatingareawithbrickinlaidDoubleT



JOHN NEELYNational Pitcher of the Year Award Watch List

Nation’s Top Pitcher Award Midseason Stopper of the Year Award Watch List

Nation’s Top Relief Pitcher Award

KELBY TOMLINSONBrooks Wallace Award Watch List

Nation’s Top Shortstop Award

BO ALTOBELLIJohnny Bench Award Watch List

Nation’s Top Catcher Award

DAVID PAIZJohn Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award Watch List

Nation’s Top Two-Way Player Award



BASEBALL AMERICA(June 30, 2011)

1. South Carolina

2. Florida

3. Virginia

4. Vanderbilt

5. North Carolina

6. Texas7. Texas A&M8. Florida State

9. Arizona State

10. Oregon State

11. California

12. Connecticut

13. Stanford

14. Cal State Fullerton

15. Rice

16. UC Irvine

17. Mississippi State

18. Dallas Baptist19. TCU20. Georgia Tech

21. Clemson

22. UCLA

23. Miami (Fla.)

24. Arkansas

25. East Carolina

Bold - 2011 opponents

TEAM BIG 12 OverallTexas 19-8 50-18Texas A&M 19-8 47-22Oklahoma 14-11 41-19Oklahoma State 14-12 35-25Baylor 13-14 31-28Kansas State 12-14 36-25Texas Tech 12-15 33-25Missouri 11-15 27-32Nebraska 9-17 30-25Kansas 9-18 26-30

COLLEGIATE BASEBALL(June 30, 2011)

1. South Carolina2. Florida3. Virginia4. Vanderbilt5. North Carolina6. California7. Texas8. Texas A&M9. Florida State10. Oregon State11. Arizona State12. UC Irvine13. Connecticut14. Stanford15. Mississippi State16. Dallas Baptist17. TCU 18. Cal State Fullerton19. Georgia Tech20. UCLA21. Clemson22. Miami (Fla.)23. Oral Roberts24. Rice25. Arizona26. Kent State27. Coastal Carolina28. Creighton29. Arkansas30. Stetson


NCBWA(June 30, 2011)

1. South Carolina2. Florida3. Virginia4. Vanderbilt5. North Carolina6. California7. Texas8. Texas A&M9. Arizona State10. Florida State11. UC Irvine12. Oregon State13. Stanford14. Connecticut15. Clemson16. Cal State Fullerton17. TCU18. Rice19. Mississippi State20. Arkansas21. Dallas Baptist22. UCLA23. Georgia Tech24. Oklahoma25. Arizona26. Miami (Fla.)27. Kent State28. Fresno State29. East Carolina30. Southern Mississippi


USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES(June 29, 2011)

1. South Carolina

2. Florida

3. Vanderbilt

4. Virginia

5. North Carolina

6. Texas A&M7. Texas8. California

9. Florida State

10. Arizona State

11. Oregon State

12. UC Irvine

13. Stanford

14. Connecticut

15. Mississippi State

16. Clemson

17. Cal State Fullerton

18. Dallas Baptist19. TCU20. Georgia Tech

21. Rice

22. UCLA

23. Arkansas

24. Miami (Fla.)

25. Arizona


ALL BIG 12All Opponents 33-25 12-15 at Home 21-12 8-4 on the Road 10-11 4-11 at Neutral Sites 2-2 0-0Division I teams 33-25 12-15Non-Division I teams 0-0 0-0Ranked teams 6-14 6-9Top-10 teams 2-10 2-7Top-5 teams 2-4 2-4Top-Ranked teams 0-0 0-0

When TTU starter pitches 5 + innings 21-9 10-5When TTU starter pitches < 5 innings 12-16 2-10When TTU staff posts 10 + strikeouts 4-2 1-0When TTU staff posts 12 + strikeouts 0-2 0-0When TTU staff posts 15 + strikeouts 0-0 0-0

Day Games 16-12 6-6Night Games 17-13 6-9

Midweek Games 11-3 0-0Weekend Games 21-20 12-15

vs. RH Starter 24-16 12-9vs. LH Starter 9-9 0-6

1-Run Games 8-7 5-62-Run Games 8-3 3-15-Plus-Run Games 10-11 1-5Extra-Inning Games 2-0 2-0

Last at-bat wins 5 4 Last at-bat losses 2 2

Wearing White Pinstripes 6-6 2-2Wearing Gray Pinstripes 6-3 2-3Wearing Gray 3-5 1-4Wearing Black 10-4 3-1Wearing Red 7-7 4-5Wearing Throwbacks 1-0 0-0

On Monday 1-0 0-0On Tuesday 8-1 0-0On Wednesday 2-3 0-0On Thursday 1-2 0-1On Friday 5-8 3-6On Saturday 9-6 5-4On Sunday 7-5 4-4

Series Openers 3-7 3-6Middle Games 5-5 5-4Series Finales 4-6 4-5

In February 7-1 0-0In March 10-7 4-2In April 10-11 4-10In May 6-6 4-3

In Texas 28-15 11-7In Oklahoma 0-5 0-3In New Mexico 2-0 0-0In Kansas 0-3 0-3In Michigan 2-0 0-0In Missouri 1-2 1-2

Below 50 degrees 2-1 2-050-59 degrees 2-7 1-460-69 degrees 8-5 0-170-79 degrees 11-3 3-180-89 degrees 8-8 5-890-99 degrees 2-1 1-1

In Televised Games 2-3 2-3On ESPNU 0-1 0-1On Texas Tech Sports Network 1-1 1-1On FSN 0-1 0-1On My Lubbock TV 1-0 1-0

FINAL BIG 12 CONFERENCE STANDINGS NATIONAL POLLS RECORD BREAKDOWN

HITTER OF THE WEEKDate Player, School Cl./Pos.2/21 Garrett Buechele, Oklahoma Jr./3B2/28 Garrett Buechele, Oklahoma Jr./3B3/7 Landis Ware, Baylor Sr./SS3/14 Chris Slater, Baylor Sr./OF3/21 Stephen Hagen, Texas Tech Jr./1B3/28 Jamodrick McGruder, Texas Tech So./2B4/4 Davis Duren, Oklahoma State Sr./2B4/11 Jason Brunansky, Kansas Jr./OF4/18 * Tyler Ogle, Oklahoma Jr./C4/25 Conner Mach, Missouri Jr./INF5/2 Stephen Hagen, Texas Tech Jr./1B5/9 Jonah Schmidt, Missouri Sr./OF5/16 Max Muncy, Baylor So./1B5/23 Jake Miller, Baylor So./3B

PITCHER OF THE WEEKDate Player, School Cl./Pos.2/21 * Taylor Jungmann, Texas Jr./RHP2/28 John Stilson, Texas A&M Jr./RHP3/7 Michael Rocha, Oklahoma Sr./RHP3/14 * Logan Verrett, Baylor Jr./RHP3/21 Ross Stripling, Texas A&M Jr./RHP3/28 Brad Propst, Oklahoma State Sr./RHP4/4 Michael Rocha, Oklahoma Sr./RHP4/11 Kyle Hunter, Kansas State Jr./LHP4/18 Ross Stripling, Texas A&M Jr./RHP 4/25 James Allen, Kansas State Jr./RHP John Stilson, Texas A&M Jr./RHP5/2 Taylor Jungmann, Texas Jr./RHP5/9 Taylor Jungmann, Texas Jr./RHP5/16 * Mike Strong, Oklahoma State Jr./LHP5/23 Ross Stripling, Texas A&M Jr./RHP

NEWCOMER OF THE WEEKDate Player, School Cl./Pos.2/21 Kelby Tomlinson, Texas Tech Jr./SS2/28 Jordan John, Oklahoma Fr./LHP3/7 Gabe Weidenaar, Oklahoma State Jr./OF3/14 Chris Marlowe, Oklahoma State Jr./RHP Eric Weiss, Texas Fr./3B3/21 Andre Wheeler, Texas Tech Fr./OF3/28 Krey Bratsen, Texas A&M Fr./OF4/4 Lucas Kephart, Texas Jr./DH4/11 Jared King, Kansas State Fr./OF Erich Weiss, Texas Fr./OF4/18 Zach Johnson, Oklahoma State Jr./1B4/25 Krey Bratsen, Texas A&M Fr./OF5/2 Dillon Overton, Oklahoma Jr./LHP5/9 Jared King, Kansas State Fr./OF5/16 Kaiana Eldredge, Kansas Fr./2B5/23 Duke von Schamann, Texas Tech Fr./RHP

* National Player of the Week selection

BIG 12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK



Dan Spencer is 86-86 overall and 37-44 in Big 12 play in three seasons as head coach of the Red Raiders. Named the eighth head coach in Texas Tech history during the summer of 2008, Spencer has wasted no time rebuilding the Tech program. His second season as head coach saw the Red Raiders finish fifth in the Big 12 (best finish since 2004) and defeat seven nationally-ranked opponents, which includes an upset over No. 1 Texas, 4-2, in the Big 12 Tournament. In fact, Spencer and the Red Raiders were the only Big 12 team to defeat Texas twice during the 2010 season, as they also picked up a 12-5 victory in Lubbock. The Red Raiders were also just one of two teams in the Big 12 to win a series against College World Series-bound Oklahoma, taking two out of three against the Sooners at Dan Law Field in Lubbock. Spencer’s squad finished 28-29 overall in 2010, matching the program’s most wins since 2006. The Red Raiders led the conference with 162 doubles (most since 2003 – Baylor) to rank seventh

in the country and also led all Big 12 teams with a .310 batting average in conference games. Texas Tech led the Big 12 in batting during league play in 2009 with a .311 average. Spencer’s squad became the first team to lead the conference in batting during Big 12 play in back-to-back seasons since 2003-04 (Baylor). In addition, Texas Tech led the league with 83 doubles during Big 12 games, which is the fourth highest total in Big 12 history and the most since Missouri set the record of 129 in 1997 – the first year of the Big 12 Conference. In only three years (two as head coach), Spencer has coached five Tech student-athletes (four pitchers, one position player) who have been drafted in the top-10 rounds, including four in the top four rounds. Right-handed pitchers Chad Bettis (RHP – 2nd Round – Colorado Rockies) and Bobby Doran (RHP – 4th Round – Houston Astros) were drafted and signed following the 2010 season. Spencer, 45, rejoined the Texas Tech Baseball family on July 2, 2007 when he was named associate head coach on the staff of former head coach Larry Hays. He spent the 2008 season in that role where he coached the pitchers and catchers and headed Tech’s recruiting front. His 2008 pitching staff produced two top-10 round MLB draft picks in juniors Zach Stewart and James Leverton, both of which had never been drafted prior to that season. Stewart was taken in the third round by the Cincinnati Reds while Leverton was taken in the eighth round by the Chicago Cubs. Prior to his arrival at Texas Tech, he spent 11 seasons at Oregon State, the last three as associate head coach, where he served as pitching/catching coach and recruiting coordinator. His pitching staffs during the last two seasons of his Oregon State tenure were instrumental in helping the Beavers become the first back-to-back College World Series Cham-pions since LSU in the late 1990s. In those two seasons, his staffs compiled 3.41 and 3.48 cumulative ERAs while leading the team to 50-16 and 49-18 respective records. His group led the Pac-10 in ERA in both 2005 and 2006 while his bullpen helped pave the way to consecutive national titles by contributing 20-plus saves in both 2006 and 2007. Under his leadership, the Beavers had three pitchers and one catcher named to All-America teams and seven play-ers drafted in the top 10 rounds of the MLB Draft. Eddie Kunz, the ace of the 2007 staff, and catcher Mitch Canham, the squad’s leading hitter, were both first round draft selections in the 2007 MLB Draft. His collegiate coaching career began at the junior college level six years before arriving at Oregon State, as he landed his first job as an assistant coach at Tacoma Community College in Tacoma, Wash., in 1991. After just one season in Tacoma, he picked up his first head coaching position as he took over the program at Green River Community College in 1992. While at Green River, he compiled a record of 131-67 between 1992 and 1996.

Year School Overall Conf. Home Road Neutral Big 12 Tourn2009 Texas Tech 25-32 12-15 15-7 7-19 3-6 1-22010 Texas Tech 28-29 13-14 20-11 7-12 1-6 1-22011 Texas Tech 33-25 12-15 21-12 10-11 2-2 0-2Career Texas Tech 86-86 37-44 56-30 24-42 6-14 2-6

Michigan ___________________4-0

Missouri ____________________4-7

Nebraska ___________________4-5

New Mexico _________________5-4

New Mexico State _____________0-1

Northern Illinois _____________2-0

Northwestern _______________2-0

Oklahoma __________________3-8

Oklahoma State _____________5-4

Oregon State_________________0-1

Rice ________________________0-1

San Francisco ________________0-1

Southern Utah _______________2-0

TCU ________________________0-8

Texas _______________________4-6

Texas A&M __________________4-8

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi _____4-3

Texas State __________________1-2

UC-Riverside _________________0-2

UNLV _______________________4-2

Utah Valley _________________1-0

UT-Pan American _____________2-0

UTSA _______________________3-1

Washington State _____________0-2

Western Michigan____________1-0

BOLD - 2011 Opponents

Alabama A&M ________________2-0

Baylor ______________________4-5

Bethune-Cookman ____________2-0

BYU ________________________1-1

Cal-State Northridge __________0-3

Dallas Baptist _______________4-2

Gonzaga ____________________2-1

Houston ____________________0-1

Iowa _______________________2-0

Jacksonville State _____________2-0

Kansas _____________________7-2

Kansas State ________________4-5

Lubbock Christian ____________1-0

Year Overall Conf Big 12 Big 12 Tourn

2009 25-32 12-15 7th 1-2

2010 28-29 13-14 5th 1-2

2011 33-25 12-15 7th 0-2

Total 86-86 37-44 --- 2-6

At Texas Tech (three seasons as head coach)

ALL GAMES

Overall 86-86 (.500)

Home 56-30

Away 24-42

Neutral 6-14

BIG 12 CONFERENCE GAMES

Overall 37-44 (.457)

Home 23-16

Away 14-28

NON-CONFERENCE GAMES

Overall 49-42 (.538)

Home 33-14

Away 10-14

Neutral 6-14

BIG 12 TOURNAMENT GAMES

Overall 2-6

GAMES VS. RANKED OPPONENTS

Overall 24-39

vs. No. 1 1-0

vs. 2-10 7-23

vs. 11-30 16-16

GAMES VS. UNRANKED TEAMS

Overall 62-47

BIG 12 TEAMS (includes non-conference/postseason)

Overall 39-50

DAY GAMES

Overall 53-49

NIGHT GAMES

Overall 33-37

VS. LEFT-HANDED STARTER

Overall 20-26

VS. RIGHT-HANDED STARTER

Overall 66-60

EXTRA INNINGS

Overall 3-1

1-RUN GAMES

Overall 17-16

2-RUN GAMES

Overall 19-7

5 + RUN GAMES

Overall 29-37

SHUTOUTS

Overall 4-4

SCORING FIRST

Scores First/Opponent Scores First 52-31/34-55

AFTER 6 INNINGS

Leading after 6/Trailing after 6/Tied after 6 71-8/7-75/7-3

AFTER 7 INNINGS


AFTER 8 INNINGS


COME-FROM-BEHIND VICTORIES

Overall 43

BY MONTH

Overall 86-86

February 18-6

March 23-34

April 30-28

May 15-18

THE DAN SPENCER FILE HEAD COACH DAN SPENCER

DAN SPENCER YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

DAN SPENCER vs. ALL OPPONENTS



TEN RED RAIDER OPPONENTS ADVANCE TO NCAA TOURNAMENTAlthough Texas Tech didn’t receive a bid to the NCAA Tournament, 10 Red Raider opponents did as TCU, Dallas Baptist, Oklahoma, Baylor, Texas A&M, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma State, Texas State and Kansas State all advanced. Texas Tech went 11-19 in 30 games against teams that played in the postseason while Texas, Texas A&M and Dallas Baptist all moved on to the Super Regional round and both Texas and Texas A&M made appearances in Omaha for the College World Series.

WHERE THE RED RAIDERS RANKEDTexas Tech was among Big 12 leaders in several team and individual statistical categories. Below is a list of where the Red Raiders ranked among the elite in the conference and in the nation.

TEXAS TECH - BIG 12 RANKINGS (TOP 4) •Walks:2nd(273) •On-BasePercentage:2nd(.382) •SacrificeFlies:2nd(32) •DoublePlays(Turned):2nd(65) •BattingAverage:4th(.279) •StolenBases:4th(91) •FewestWalksAllowed:4th(185)

TEXAS TECH PLAYERS - BIG 12 RANKINGS (TOP 5) •BarrettBarnes,Walks:2nd(41) •BarrettBarnes,HomeRuns:T-3rd(10) •JamodrickMcGruder,On-BasePercentage:2nd(.470) •JamodrickMcGruder,StolenBases:3rd(28) •JohnNeely,Wins:T-5th(9) •KelbyTomlinson,Walks:3rd(39) •KelbyTomlinson,StolenBases:5th(21)

TEXAS TECH - NCAA RANKINGS (TOP 50) •DoublePlays(Turned):10th(65) •DoublePlays(Turned)/Game:13th(1.12) •Walks:24th(273) •SacrificeFlies:28th(32) •StolenBases:39th(91) •StolenBases/Game:47th(1.57)

TEXAS TECH PLAYERS - NCAA RANKINGS (TOP 50) •JamodrickMcGruder,Hit-By-Pitch/Game:3rd(0.51) •JamodrickMcGruder,Hit-By-Pitch:4th(25) •JamodrickMcGruder,StolenBases/Game:10th(0.57) •JamodrickMcGruder,StolenBases:26th(28)

TEXAS TECH HOME ATTENDANCE IN NATION’S TOP 25Texas Tech ranked 24th nationally in average home attendance and 25th in the country in total home attendance during the 2011 season, according to figured released by the NCBWA. It marks the 16th consecutive season Tech has ranked among the top 31 teams in the nation in home attendance. Tech’s average of 2,771 fans per home game was 24th in the country and marked the program’s fifth highest average all-time. It is the highest average per game for the Red Raiders since 2002 (2,866). A total of 91,432 fans packed Dan Law Field this season, a figure that ranked 25th among NCAA Division I programs. It is the seventh highest total attendance figure in Red Raider history and their most fans to watch Tech baseball in a season since 2004 (98,934).

SIXTEEN RED RAIDERS EARN ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Following the spring semester it was announced that 16 Texas Tech baseball student-athletes were named to the academic honor roll (3.0 GPA). A total of six Red Raiders earned Dean’s list status (3.50-3.99 GPA) while two earned a perfect 4.0 GPA. Exactly half of the Texas Tech baseball roster earned honor roll recognition. The following players earned at least a 3.0 GPA during the spring semester: Bo Altobelli (Dean’s List), Daniel Coulombe (Dean’s List), Zach Fowler (Dean’s List), Nick Hanslik, Travis Hoffmeister, Hayden Holub, Zach Johnson (Dean’s List - 4.0 GPA), Robbie Kilcrease, Jordan Lopez, Jerad McCrummen, David Paiz, Mason Randolph, Rusty Shellhorn (Dean’s List - 4.0 GPA), Brennan Stewart (Dean’s List), Kelby Tomlinson and Kevin Whitehead.

TAKING A LOOK BACKTexas Tech finished the 2011 season dropping two games at the Big 12 Championship in Oklahoma City against No. 13 Texas A&M (5-10) and against No. 12 Oklahoma (1-3). The Red Raiders did not receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Tourna-ment as they closed the season with a 33-25 overall record and 12-15 record in Big 12 play finishing in seventh place.

TEXAS TECH MAKES THIRD CONSECUTIVE TRIP TO BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPThird-year head coach Dan Spencer directed his squad back to the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship for the third consecu-tive season. The last time Tech made three straight trips to the Big 12 tourney was from 2004-2006. Tech made an appear-ance at the Big 12 Tournament in its first six years of existence (1997-2002) before missing the league tournament in 2003.

BREAKING DOWN THE RED RAIDERS AT THE BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPTexas Tech is 14-24 in 12 trips to the Big 12 Championship. Tech is 13-20 in tournament games played in Oklahoma City with a 1-4 record when the tourney was played in Arlington, Texas. Tech has played eight league opponents, having only not played against Kansas and former league member Iowa State (dropped baseball following 2001). Tech’s most common opponent in the Big 12 tourney is Oklahoma (3-6) with nine postseason meetings. Former head coach Larry Hays posted a 12-18 record while coaching Tech in nine trips to the tournament. Dan Spencer is 2-6 the past three seasons - his first three as head coach. The Red Raiders have had 13 players receive 15 Big 12 All-Tournament team awards. Only OF Jason Landreth (1997-1998) and Josh Bard (1998 - MVP, 1999) earned repeat honors. In 2010, Tech had two players (1B Barrett Barnes, RHP Chad Bettis) earn all-tournament honors for the first time since Tech won the tournament in 1998 and had five players selected to the all-tournament squad.

BIG 12 PRESEASON POLL - COACHES1. Oklahoma (6) _______________________ 782. Texas (4) ___________________________ 763. Texas A&M __________________________ 634. Baylor _____________________________ 575. Kansas State ________________________ 496. Oklahoma State _____________________ 377. Texas Tech _________________________ 318. Nebraska ___________________________ 229. Kansas _____________________________ 2010. Missouri____________________________ 17

BIG 12 PRESEASON POLL - BASEBALL AMERICA1. Oklahoma2. Texas3. Baylor4. Texas A&M5. Nebraska6. Oklahoma State7. Kansas State8. Texas Tech9. Kansas10. Missouri

BIG 12 PRESEASON POLL - PERFECT GAME USA1. Texas2. Oklahoma3. Texas A&M4. Baylor5. Kansas State6. Oklahoma State7. Nebraska8. Texas Tech9. Kansas10. Missouri

BIG 12 PRESEASON POLL - COLLEGE BASEBALL DAILY1. Oklahoma2. Texas3. Texas A&M4. Baylor5. Kansas State6. Nebraska7. Texas Tech8. Kansas9. Missouri10. Oklahoma State

BIG 12 PRESEASON POLL - COLLEGE BASEBALL TODAY1. Texas2. Oklahoma3. Kansas State4. Texas A&M5. Kansas6. Nebraska7. Baylor8. Missouri9. Texas Tech10. Oklahoma State

SEASON REVIEW NOTES BIG 12 PRESEASON POLLS



TEXAS TECH ANNOUNCES $5 MILLION RENOVATION TO DAN LAW FIELDTexas Tech announced Friday, May 13, a $5 million renovation to Dan Law Field, one that in-cludes complete removal of the current suites and press box. The structure will be replaced entirely and will feature 10 luxury suites, each with seating for 12, a new press box com-plete with radio and television broadcast areas and a new club level with outdoor seating for 75. The renovation is also highlighted by a new shading structure that will cover the area in the center portion of the grandstands and will rise above the new suites and press box. This shading structure will be directly over 1,154 individual chair-back seats that will be installed at Dan Law Field for the first time in the history of the stadium. Prior to this ren-ovation, the entire seating area at Dan Law Field has consisted of aluminum bench seating.

SPENCER RANKS AMONG THE TOP TECH COACHES IN 3RD SEASON AT THE HELMDan Spencer has accomplished many feats in his first three seasons as head coach at Texas Tech. Included in those accomplishments is an 86-86 record after three seasons as head coach. That total ranks Spencer with the second most wins among all of Tech’s head coach-es who have been at the helm for at least three seasons. •LarryHays(1987-89)-87-75 •DanSpencer(2009-Present)-86-86 •GaryAshby(1984-86)-85-80 •BerlHuffman(1961-63)-40-26 •KalSegrist(1968-70)-34-49 •BeattieFeathers(1954-56)-12-31

WINNING BIG 12 SERIES UNDER DAN SPENCERTexas Tech’s series win over Oklahoma State gave the Red Raiders 13 in Big 12 Conference action in three seasons under Dan Spencer. Texas Tech coaching legend Larry Hays won his 13th league series in his sixth season as head coach at Tech.

ON THE COMEBACK TRAILTexas Tech notched its 13th come-from-behind victory in the Oklahoma State middle game of the series. Under third-season head coach Dan Spencer, Texas Tech has 43 come-from-behind victories.

TECH PLAYS 20 GAMES VS. RANKED OPPONENTS DURING 2011 SEASONTexas Tech finished the season playing 20 games against six nationally-ranked opponents. That figure ranked first in the Big 12 Conference. Kansas was second during the regular season playing 17 games against ranked foes. This is nothing new for the Red Raiders who played 18 games (6 opponents) last season against ranked teams and 25 games (10 op-ponents) in 2009 against ranked opponents.

TEXAS TECH AGAINST THE TOP 25 AND TOP 10 (SINCE 2001)Since 2001, Texas Tech is 69-124 against nationally-ranked top 25 opponents and 20-61 over that period against teams that are ranked in the top 10. This season Texas Tech went 6-14 against ranked opponents and 2-11 against teams in the top 10. Tech won seven games last season against nationally-ranked competition (went 2-7 against the top 10), including a 4-2 win over then-No. 1 Texas at the Big 12 Championship in Oklahoma City.

TEXAS TECH AGAINST THE TOP 25 AND TOP 10 AT DAN LAW FIELD (SINCE 2001)The Red Raiders boast a 38-39 record against top-25 opponents at Dan Law Field since 2001 with a 9-15 record against the top 10 at their home venue during that period of time. This season Texas Tech is 3-6 against ranked opponents and 1-5 against teams in the top 10 at Dan Law Field. In 2010, Tech went 5-4 against the top 25 at home while going 1-2 against No. 8 Texas at Dan Law Field. Texas was the only top-10 team to play at Dan Law Field in 2010.

ALTOBELLI HITS GRAND SLAM FOR FIRST CAREER HOME RUNBo Altobelli picked a good time for heroics and for his first career home run while hitting a grand slam in the second inning against Oklahoma State on Saturday, May 22. The Red Raiders ended up winning the game 5-3. It marked the first time a Red Raider collected his first career home run while hitting a grand slam since Garrett Totten (Freshman) went 2-for-4 with a grand slam and five RBI at No. 9 Baylor on March 22, 2009.

CORWIN FINISHES BIG 12 SEASON WITH BEST ERA BY A RED RAIDER SINCE 1996Texas Tech reliever Aaron Corwin was impressive out of the bullpen this season, particu-larly during conference action. In Big 12 play Corwin posted a 1.12 ERA in 11 appearances and 16.0 innings pitched, marking the best ERA by a Tech pitcher (min. 15 IP) since the Big 12 Conference was formed in 1997. His 1.12 ERA is the best by a Texas Tech pitcher in league action since Zack Stewart posted a 1.06 ERA during the 1996 Southwest Confer-ence season.

MASEK/von SCHAMANN FIRST TECH FRESHMEN WITH 5 WINS EACH SINCE 1988Freshmen Trey Masek (5-4) and Duke von Schamann (5-0) are the first Texas Tech freshmen since 1988 to each have five wins during their freshman seasons. The last time two Tech freshmen each had at least five wins in the same season was in 1988 when Rodney Steph (6-4) and Kevin Kirk (5-4) each accomplished the feat.

SEASON REVIEW NOTESTOMLINSON CLIMBED THE CHARTS WITH SOLID PLAY AT SHORTSTOPIn his first season at Texas Tech, junior shortstop Kelby Tomlinson climbed the Red Raider all-time record books with his solid play on the left side of the infield. The following are ac-complishments he achieved while starting all 58 games at shortstop this season. •Ranksfourthall-timeinTechsingle-seasonassistshistory(212). •Finishedseasonwith24consecutivegameswithoutcommittinganerror. •StreakisthelongestbyaTech2B/SS/3Binover10years. •Madeonlythreeerrorsinthefinal43gamesoftheseason. •Madeonlyoneerrorthefinal32gamesoftheseason. •Madeonlytwoerrorsin27Big12Conferencegames(44PO,90ASST,.985%).

POPESCU PLAYS IN FINAL HOME GAME - RBI STREAK SNAPPED AT SEVENLone senior Nick Popescu played in his final home game at Dan Law Field on Sunday, May 22 against Oklahoma State. In that same game, Popescu had his streak of posting at least one RBI in seven consecutive games snapped. It was the longest streak by a Red Raider since 2009 (Chris Richburg, eight straight games with an RBI).

FIVE RED RAIDERS NAMED TO ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12 TEAMSTexas Tech had five players named to the Academic All-Big 12 teams as Reid Redman (en-ergy commerce), Zach Fowler (history) and Nick Hanslik (business) were named first team and Barrett Barnes (exercise and sports science) and Brennan Stewart (accounting) were second team selections. In Dan Spencer’s three seasons as head coach, Texas Tech has had 21 baseball student-athletes named to the Academic All-Big 12 teams.

POPESCU TALLIES 7 ASSISTS AT SECOND BASE - MOST BY A TECH 2B SINCE 2006In Tech’s series finale at Missouri (5/15) second baseman Nick Popescu recorded seven as-sists, marking the most by a Red Raider second baseman since March 6, 2006 when 2B Jason Seefeld also made seven assists at UNLV.

BARRETT BARNES TAKING THE “FREE WAY”After Barrett Barnes belted his 10th home run in the first inning against No. 22 Oklahoma State on Saturday, May 21, the Cowboys wanted no part of the standout center fielder. His following three plate appearances OSU wasted no time issuing a four-pitch intentional walk. It was the first time a Red Raider had received three intentional walks in the same game since Roger Kieschnick was walked intentionally three times against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on April 1, 2008, at Dan Law Field in a 6-1 Red Raider victory.

SO ABOUT THESE NEW BATS...The change of bats this season was needless to say, an adjustment. Texas Tech hit mul-tiple home runs three times. Last year, the Red Raiders pounded out multiple homers in 18 games. And of Tech’s three multiple HR games in 2011, all of them were two-homer games. Last season the Red Raiders hit six home runs in a game against Missouri (5/2/10).

AND MORE ON THE BATS...Entering the final weekend of the regular season, the Big 12 Conference leader in home runs was Oklahoma with 38. Last season Kansas State hit the FEWEST home runs with 39. LEFT FIELD HAD MANY OPTIONS FOR THE RED RAIDERSTexas Tech had a lot of different looks in left field this season. In fact there were nine dif-ferent players who made starts in left field for Tech this season. That is the most different players starting at a certain position for Tech since 2009 when nine players made starts in right field. This season the following players started in left field: Jamodrick McGruder (14 starts), Nick Popescu (11), Nick Hanslik (7), Mason Randolph (6), Andre Wheeler (6), David Paiz (5), Bo Altobelli (2), Jordan Lopez (1) and Scott LeJeune (1).

NEELY CAUSING A POWER OUTAGEJohn Neely pitched in 60.2 IP this season without allowing a home run. It marked the most innings pitched by any Texas Tech pitcher over the past 10 years without allowing a long ball. In fact, dating back to the 2010 season, Neely has 64.1 IP without allowing a homer.

LOOKING “FRESH” ON THE WEEKENDTexas Tech head coach Dan Spencer started three freshmen in the Red Raiders series sweep over Kansas (May 1-3), marking the first time in over 10 seasons that Tech had started three freshmen in a Big 12 weekend series. David Paiz pitched the opener of the series before Trey Masek and Duke von Schamann finished out the three-game set. That same trio of freshmen made starts in Missouri and at home against Oklahoma State.

TEXAS TECH REACHES 30 WINS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2006Texas Tech recorded its program’s 22nd 30-win season on Wednesday, May 11 with a 6-4 win over Michigan to improve the team’s record to 30-20. It marked Tech’s first 30-win sea-son since 2006 and gave the Red Raiders their most wins through 50 games since 2005.

SPEAKING OF 30 WINS...Texas Tech became the fifth Big 12 team this season to win 30 games, joining Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.

RED RAIDERS WINNING ON THE ROAD - MOST ROAD WINS SINCE 2001Texas Tech won its 10th road game of the season at Missouri on Saturday, May 14, giving the program its most road wins since winning 11 in 2001. In 2001, Texas Tech went 43-20 overall and finished its season at the Fullerton Regional while in 2002 the Red Raiders went 42-20 and landed in the Houston Regional hosted by Rice.



RED RAIDERS’ 11 MIDWEEK WINS TIED FOR THE MOST IN BIG 12Texas Tech won 11 midweek games, a total that tied with Texas for the most in the Big 12 Conference this season. In fact, the Red Raiders were a perfect 8-0 in midweek road/neutral site games.

TECH SETS SCHOOL RECORD WITH EIGHT STRAIGHT MIDWEEK ROAD/NEUTRAL WINSTech’s success in the midweek includes setting a school record winning eight consecutive midweek games on the road or at a neutral site. Tech started its streak with a 7-6 win over Dallas Baptist in Dallas (March 22). Tech then swept UTSA (8-2, 11-6) in San Angelo on a neutral field before sweeping New Mexico in a two-game midweek series in Albuquerque (4-1, 7-6). Tech added to its streak knocking of Texas State 8-5 in San Marcos on April 18 be-fore sweeping the Michigan Wolverines (8-2, 6-4) in Ann Arbor on May 10-11. The previous school record for consecutive midweek road/neutral site wins was four in 1996.

TECH SETS RECORD WITH THIRD MIDWEEK ROAD/NEUTRAL SITE SWEEPTexas Tech claimed its third midweek series sweep on the road or at a neutral site this season, which set a new school record. Several times Tech had won two in the same sea-son, but had never won three in the same year. The Red Raiders swept UTSA in a midweek doubleheader at San Angelo (4/5), won both games against New Mexico in Albuquerque (4/12-13) and swept a two-game midweek series at Michigan (5/10-11).

RED RAIDERS WINNING IN THE MIDWEEKTexas Tech went 11-3 in midweek games this season. That win total marks the program’s most victories during the midweek since going 11-6 during the 2008 campaign.

RED RAIDERS WINNING IN NON-CONFERENCE PLAYTexas Tech finished the regular season with a 21-8 record in non-conference action. That is the best record for the Red Raiders away from Big 12 play since winning 22 non-conference games in 2006.

RED RAIDERS HAVE MOST BUNT BASE HITS SINCE 2004Texas Tech found a new element to its offense with 25 bunt base hits from seven different players. It is the most bunt base hits for Texas Tech since the 2004 season. Reid Redman led the team with eight bunt base hits, which marks the most by a Red Raider since current Oakland A’s right-handed pitcher Dallas Braden was a two-way standout at Tech and had nine during the 2004 season. TEXAS TECH BUNT BASE HITS - YEAR-BY-YEAR (SINCE 2004): •2011:25 •2010:12 •2009:17 •2008:10 •2007:5 •2006:13 •2005:11 •2004:30

BIG TEN DOMINANCETexas Tech swept the Big Ten Conference this season with a pair of wins over Northwestern, Iowa and Michigan. Dating back to 2007, Texas Tech has nine straight wins over Big Ten op-ponents. Dan Spencer is now 8-0 against the Big Ten in three seasons at Tech.

von SCHAMANN BECOMES FIRST TECH FRESHMAN TO START CAREER 5-0Texas Tech redshirt freshman Duke von Schamann went 5-0 during his freshman season to become the first Tech freshman in over 10 years to start their career as a Red Raider with a 5-0 record. Four of his wins came as a starter with one victory in a three-inning relief outing.

BURNING UP THE BASE PATHSTexas Tech had 91 stolen bases this season in 114 tries, which marked the most stolen bases since posting 139 in 2005. Four Red Raiders had at least 10 stolen bases, which is also a first in the Tech program since the 2005 season (six players with at least 10). In fact, Tech also had two players with at least 20 stolen bases (McGruder - 28/Tomlinson - 21), which is once again a first since it happened last in 2005.

KELBY TOMLINSON NAMED TO BROOKS WALLACE AWARD WATCH LISTJunior shortstop Kelby Tomlinson was named to the Brooks Wallace Award Watch List, which honors the nation’s top shortstop. Tomlinson was one of 25 shortstops in the nation named to the list while Tomlinson is one of only two shortstops from the Big 12 (Texas’ Brandon Loy). He is the first shortstop from Tech to make the Brooks Wallace Award Watch List since the award became the top honor for the nation’s top shortstop in 2009.

JOHN NEELY NAMED TO NATIONAL PITCHER OF THE YEAR AWARD WATCH LISTJunior right-handed pitcher John Neely was named to the National Pitcher of the Year Award Watch List, which honors the top pitcher in the nation. Neely is one of 25 pitchers in the nation named to the list and is one of only five pitchers in the nation to be named to both the Midseason Stopper of the Year Watch List and the National Pitcher of the Year list. Neely is the first Red Raider to be named to the watch list.

DAVID PAIZ NAMED TO JOHN OLERUD TWO-WAY PLAYER OF THE YEAR WATCH LISTFreshman David Paiz was named to the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award Watch List, given annually to the top player in the nation who makes an impact both at the plate and on the mound. Paiz is one of only three freshmen in the nation who made the list and one of just two players from the Big 12 (Brooks Pinckard, Baylor). Paiz becomes the first Red Raider to be named to the Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year List.

SEASON REVIEW NOTESTEXAS TECH IS ONLY PROGRAM WITH PLAYERS ON FIVE NATIONAL WATCH LISTSTexas Tech is the only team in the nation with players on five national watch lists, as John Neely (Pitcher of the Year/Stopper of the Year), Kelby Tomlinson (Top Shortstop), David Paiz (Top Two-Way Player) and Bo Altobelli (Top Catcher) have combined been named to five national award watch lists.

MIDWEEK ROAD SERIES TO MICHIGAN MARKS THE FIRST FOR TECH SINCE 1967Texas Tech made its first road trip during the month of May to play a midweek series in 44 years when it traveled to Ann Arbor to play the Michigan Wolverines, May 10-11. The last time Texas Tech played a road midweek series in the month of May was a doubleheader at Eastern New Mexico on May 9, 1967. The Red Raiders came away with a 5-3 and 4-3 win in the midweek road series. In fact, Texas Tech became the first Big 12 program ever to play at Michigan for a non-conference game. The last Big 12 team that played at Michigan was Nebraska in the 1980 NCAA Regionals.

SPEAKING OF GAMES AGAINST BIG TEN OPPONENTS...Texas Tech has won nine straight games against teams from the Big Ten Conference dating back to 2007. In fact, Northwestern is the only team from the Big Ten to have defeated the Red Raiders, with wins in 1998 and in 2007. Tech is undefeated against Illinois (1-0), Iowa (2-0), Michigan (4-0) and Ohio State (1-0).

HOLDING OPPONENTS BELOW FOUR RUNS IN AN INNING...Texas Tech had its streak of 14 consecutive games without allowing a “big inning” snapped on Tuesday, May 3, against Dallas Baptist when the Patriots scored five runs in the sixth inning. Tech hadn’t allowed a a big inning (4-plus runs) since April 10 against No. 5 Texas A&M. That span of 14 games went from April 12-May 1.

BREAK OUT THE BROOMS!Texas Tech swept Kansas to record its first sweep in Big 12 Conference action since May 12-14, 2006 against Missouri in Lubbock. The sweep also marked Tech’s first over Kansas since 2004 (in Lawrence) and its first over the Jayhawks in Lubbock since 2001.

TECH POSTS FIRST WINNING REGULAR SEASON SINCE 2007With its 28th win of the season on Sunday, May 1, Texas Tech assured itself of its first win-ning regular season since 2007 (28-27).

HAGEN NAMED BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK FOR SECOND TIME THIS SEASONStephen Hagen was named the Big 12 Player of the Week on Monday, May 2, for the sec-ond time in 2011. Hagen hit .353 (6-for-17) with two homers - including a grand slam - with six RBI, four walks and struck out only one time in five games for the week. Hagen is the first Tech player since 2008 (Roger Kieschnick) to earn Big 12 POW twice in a season. He joins Oklahoma’s Garrett Buechele as the only Big 12 Players to receive the honor twice this season. Hagen and Jamodrick McGruder have combined for three Big 12 POW selections this season, which is more than any other Big 12 team. Texas Tech has now had 25 Big 12 Baseball Player of the Week selections since the conference formed in 1997 by a total of 16 different players.

McGRUDER BECOMES FASTEST TECH PLAYER TO REACH 50 CAREER SB SINCE 1996Jamodrick McGruder became the fastest Tech player to reach 50 career stolen bases when he tallied his 50th stolen base in his 96th career game on Saturday, April 30, against Kansas. It also makes him the third fastest to 50 career stolen bases in school history, trailing only Matt Kastelic (50 SB in 64 career games) and Kent Blassingame (50 SB in 84 career games).Here is a look at the fastest Tech player to steal 50 bases since Kastelic in 1996. •64games-MattKastelic(1995-96) •84games-KentBlassingame(1991-92) •96games-JamodrickMcGruder(2010-Present) •99games-RyanRuiz(1998-99) •103games-MarcoCunningham(1999-2000) •105games-KeithGinter(1997-98) •119games-WillieRueda(2006-08) •123games-CodyFuller(2002-04)

McGRUDER ON THE DOOR STEP FOR TEXAS TECH CAREER STOLEN BASE LISTJamodrick McGruder has already posted 51 stolen bases in 100 career games played, that total places him just three stolen bases away from breaking into the Texas Tech career top 10 in stolen bases. He grabbed 23 stolen bases as a freshman and finished his sophomore season with 28.

STEPHEN HAGEN HITS FIRST GRAND SLAM FOR TECH SINCE 2009First baseman Stephen Hagen hit an opposite field grand slam for Texas Tech on Tuesday, April 26, giving the Red Raiders their first grand slam since Garrett Totten at Baylor on March 22, 2009. It also marked the first grand slam for Tech at Dan Law Field since 2008 (Roger Kieschnick). Here is a look at the grand slams hit for Tech the past five years •StephenHagen-vs.NewMexico(April26,2011) •GarrettTotten-atBaylor(March22,2009) •RogerKieschnick-vs.Baylor(May18,2008) •DougThennis-vs.Missouri(March30,2008) •RogerKieschnick-vs.TexasA&M-CorpusChristi(March18,2008) •ChrisRichburg-vs.DallasBaptist(May1,2007) •KyleMartin-vs.DallasBaptist(February16,2007) •RogerKieschnick-vs.WesternIllinois(February11,2007) •RogerKieschnick-vs.Louisiana-Monroe(February3,2006) •MattSmith-vs.OralRoberts(February25,2006) •TylerReves-vs.UNCAsheville(March11,2006)



SPENCER BECOMES FASTEST TECH COACH TO WIN 50 HOME GAMES IN TTU HISTORYThird year head coach Dan Spencer reached a milestone win last weekend when his team defeated No. 5 Texas A&M, that victory game Spencer his 50th career win at Dan Law Field. Spencer won his 50th home game in only 74 tries, that is a new school record for reach-ing 50 wins the fastest. The previous mark was held by Kal Segrist who notched his 50th career home win in 76 games (1968-1973). Only five coaches in the history of the program have won 50 home games, here is a look at all of them and how fast each coach reached the milestone. •DanSpencer-74games(2009-2011) •KalSegrist-76games(1968-1973) •LarryHays-78games(1987-1989) •GaryAshby-85games(1984-1986) •BerlHuffman-90games(1961-1967)

JOHN NEELY NAMED TO NCBWA MIDSEASON STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LISTOn Thursday, April 21, John Neely was named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Midseason Stopper of the Year Watch List. Neely was among 46 pitchers in the country, and four pitchers in the Big 12 who were named to the list.

TEXAS TECH HAS EIGHT-GAME MIDWEEK WIN STREAK SNAPPEDTexas Tech had its eight-game midweek win streak snapped on Wednesday, April 27, in an 8-4 loss against New Mexico at Dan Law Field. The midweek winning streak marked the longest for the Red Raiders since also winning eight in a row in 1999.

RED RAIDERS’ NINE-GAME ROAD TRIP MARKS THE LONGEST SINCE 1986Texas Tech’s nine-game road trip (April 12-23) marked the longest by the Red Raiders since 1986. Overall, it is tied for the seventh longest road trip in school history. Here is a look at the longest road trips in school history. •17games-1976(7-10) •16games-1972(9-7) •13games-1978(8-5) •12games-1982(4-8) •10games-1971(4-6) •10games-1968(3-7) •9games-1986(1-8) •9games-1982(2-7) •9games-2011(4-5)

TEXAS TECH PITCHING STAFF SETS TOP MARK OVER THE PAST 10 YEARS...Texas Tech hadn’t allowed a home run in eight games (April 13-23) before New Mexico leadoff hitter Kyle Stiner led off the Wednesday, April 28th, game with a solo shot over the right-field wall. It marked the first time in over 10 years that Texas Tech hadn’t allowed a HR in eight consecutive games.

BO ALTOBELLI NAMED TO JOHNNY BENCH AWARD WATCH LISTSophomore catcher Bo Altobelli has been named to the Johnny Bench Award Watch List, the Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission announced Thursday, April 15. Altobelli is one of just seven sophomore catchers in the nation who have been named to the presti-gious award watch list. Altobelli is one of four Big 12 catchers who made the list. The Bench Award is given annually to the nation’s top collegiate catcher.

NEELY CLIMBS THE CHART IN FIRST SEASON AS CLOSERJohn Neely had nine wins in relief with a 9-1 record. Only one Tech pitcher the last decade has more wins in relief than Neely. Steve Rowe posted 10 wins with a 1.51 ERA and eight saves in 26 appearances in 2002.

JAMODRICK McGRUDER TAKING SEVERAL FOR THE TEAMJamodrick McGruder finished the season with 25 hit-by-pitch, ranking second in Texas Tech single-season history (Nick Blankenship, 28 – 2002). McGruder posted a .470 on-base percentage with 51 base hits, 35 walks and 25 hit-by-pitch. McGruder led the Big 12 in HBP this season and ranked fourth nationally.

SIX, IS THE MAGIC NUMBERTexas Tech made the most of its opportunities when scoring at least six runs with a 27-4 record when posting at least half a dozen runs.

WALK THIS WAYTexas Tech ranked second in the Big 12 Conference with 273 walks. Barrett Barnes was sec-ond in the league with 41 walks while Kelby Tomlinson was third (39) and Jamodrick Mc-Gruder was seventh (35). The last time Tech led the Big 12 in walks was in 2002 (310 walks).

ROLL IT UP!Texas Tech recorded 65 double plays in 58 games, which was second in the Big 12 Confer-ence while having 13 more double plays than last season (55). Oklahoma State led the league with 73 double plays. Five times this season Tech posted three double plays and in 20 games the Red Raiders had had at least two. In 2010, Texas Tech finished the season with 55 double plays. Tech’s double play total marks its most in a season in over 20 years.

TURN OUT THE LIGHTS, THE PARTY IS OVERIn Dan Spencer’s tenure as head coach at Tech, his team has been rock solid when it comes to holding leads. Since 2009, Texas Tech is 71-8 when leading after six innings, 77-3 when leading after seven innings and 78-1 when leading after eight innings.

SEASON REVIEW NOTESALUMINUM BAT RESTRICTIONS PUT IN PLACE FOR 2011 COLLEGIATE SEASON In an effort to make NCAA collegiate bats more like wooden bats, the aluminum bat re-strictions for 2011 are supposed to bring offensive numbers back down to earth after many offensive years of final scores resembling those on football scoreboards. Through-out the 2011 season we will compare statistics from this season to the previous five sea-sons to see what differences the newest bats bring to the game. Stats below are based on average per game... FINAL 2011 STATS ARE BELOW.SEASON BA R H 2B 3B HR XBH TB SLG% OB%2011 .279 5.7 9.2 1.6 0.2 0.5 2.3 12.7 .382 .3822010 .307 7.2 10.7 2.8 0.2 1.1 4.2 17.2 .494 .3982009 .299 6.1 10.2 1.8 0.2 0.7 2.7 14.5 .424 .3822008 .293 6.9 10.2 2.3 0.2 0.9 3.4 15.6 .449 .3922007 .286 6.4 9.8 2.0 0.2 1.1 3.3 15.4 .449 .3752006 .315 6.8 11.1 1.9 0.3 0.9 3.1 16.3 .462 .389

CLOCK WATCHERSNot only have the bats changed in the NCAA this season, so has the time between innings. In an effort to address the pace of play in college baseball, the NCAA has implemented a 90-second limit between innings. There is a 108-second limit between innings for games that are televised. Below is a look at the past five seasons and how long the average game lasted, along with the number of games that lasted over three hours, over two hours and 30 minutes and games that were under two hours and 30 minutes.Season Avg. Time of Game + 3:00 + 2:30 - 2:302011 2:46 17 47 112010 2:56 23 49 82009 2:53 24 47 102008 3:03 29 51 42007 2:47 14 41 142006 2:43 13 41 17

DAVID PAIZ-TREY MASEK-BRENNAN STEWART ACCOMPLISH FIRST SINCE 2006Texas Tech freshmen David Paiz and Trey Masek and redshirt junior Brennan Stewart ac-complished something together that hasn’t happened at Texas Tech since 2006. The trio of starters all pitched at least 6.1 innings during their starts at No. 4 Texas, marking the first time a Tech rotation all posted at least 6.1 innings in a Big 12 series since Miles Morgan (7.2 IP), Aaron Odom (7.2 IP) and Colt Hynes (9.0 IP) against Missouri on May 12-14, 2006.

SPEAKING OF TECH STARTERS GOING AT LEAST 6.1 IP IN BIG 12 STARTSThis season Texas Tech had its starter go at least 6.1 innings seven times in Big 12 games. In Big 12 games last season, Texas Tech had only five starts last at least 5.1 innings.

SEVEN NEWCOMERS WITH WINS FOR THE RED RAIDERSAaron Corwin’s first career win at Texas State (4/18) gave Texas Tech seven newcomers with at least one win on the mound this season. That is the most newcomers with at least one win for Texas Tech since 2005 when eight newcomers to the program had a win.

TEXAS SERIES NOTESTexas Tech’s series at No. 4 Texas was a pitching duel from the start. Both teams combined to score only 12 runs in the series while neither team hit a home run. Below is more infor-mation about the three-game series in Austin. •HeldTexastotwoofitsfivelowesthittotalsoftheseason. •DavidPaizthrew6.1IPforhissecondconsecutivestart(career-high). •PaizbecamethefirstTech freshmanwithback-to-back6.0 IPstarts inBig12playsince Chad Bettis in 2008. •JamodrickMcGruderhadhisreachingbasesafelystreaksnappedat39games. •TexasTechreached23winsin37gamesforthefirsttimesince2006. •Beat top-5 team on the road for the first time since May 27, 2001 (#1 Cal State Fullerton). •Firsttimeinover10yearswithwinsovertop-5rankedteamsinback-to-backweeks. •WinoverTexasmarkedfourthwinoveratop-25teamthisseason...thirdontheroad. •WinoverTexasgaveDanSpencer22careerwinsovernationally-rankedopponents...seven wins against top-10 teams with three coming against the top five. • InTechhistory,noheadcoachhasmorethanonewinvs.Texas intheirfirstthreeyears as head coach... Dan Spencer now has four. •ThreehitsallowedtoTexasingame2markedthesecondfewestforTechthisseason. •AllowingoneruntoTexaswasthe5thtimeholdingopponenttofewerthantwo. •Twice Tech didn’t commit an error against Texas. 10th time this season without an error. •Ingame2Techdidn’tallowanextra-basehit...fourthtimethisseason(3rdinBig12)not allowing an extra-base hit. •Markedfourthtimeinthelast20yearsthatTechhasheldTexastofewerthan2runs. •EighthtimeinTech/TexasserieshistoryholdingTexastofewerthantworuns. •Fewestcombinedrunsinall-timeseriessinceMarch18,2006(Techwon2-1). •TreyMasekbecamefirstTechfreshmaninover17yearstobeatTexasinAustin. •Masek became first Tech freshman to beat Texas since March 18, 2006 (Miles Morgan). •Masekheldano-hitterthroughfourinnings. •Masekretired12ofthefirst13battershefaced. •GaveMasek14consecutiveinningswithoutallowinganextra-basehit. •Neelytalliedfifthsaveoftheyear...streakof15.1IPwithoutallowingawalksnapped. •HeldTexastoa.171(14-for-82)battingaverage. •Techpitcherscombinedfora2.52ERA. •Marked10thconsecutivegamewithastolenbase...longeststreaksince2008(11) •HeldTexastoeightrunsintheseriesmarkingthefewestbytheLonghornsintheTexas Tech/Texas all-time series dating back to 1968... last time the Longhorns were held to eight or fewer runs in a home series was against Arizona in 2003... last time Texas was held to eight or fewer runs in a home Big 12 series was against Nebraska in 2000.



•CombinedwithTexastohitzerohomeruns...lasttimeTechandopponentcombinedfor zero homers in a three-game Big 12 series was at #11 Texas (March 28-30, 2003). •Playedinfrontofatleast7,000fansineachgameoftheseries...Totalseriesatten-dance 21,554 fans marked the sixth most in a three-game series in UFCU Disch-Falk sta-dium history... third most in a series during the regular season. •BrennanStewartthrewacareer-high7.1IPwithacareer-high91totalpitches. •Stewart’s7.1IPmarksthelongeststartinaBig12debutforaTechpitchersinceMarch18, 2006 (Miles Morgan, 9.0 IP). •DavidPaiznowhas12multi-hitgames,whichequalsthemostbyaTechfreshmanthrough 38 team games since 2006 (Taylor Ashby - 2007; Barrett Barnes - 2010, also had 12... Roger Kieschnick had 22 multi-hit games in 2006 through 38 team games.

THREE CONSECUTIVE WEEKENDS FACING A TOP-10 RANKED OPPONENTTexas Tech faced three consecutive weekend opponents that were all ranked inside the top 10 in the nation at the time of their series with the Red Raiders. Texas Tech traveled to Norman to face then-No. 7 Oklahoma and then hosted then-No. 5 Texas A&M before hitting the road and traveling to Austin to face then-No. 4 Texas. It marked the first time in over 10 years that Tech played three consecutive weekend opponents who were all ranked in the top 10 in the country.

McGRUDER’S STREAK ENDS AT REACHING BASE SAFELY IN 39 STRAIGHT GAMESJamodrick McGruder had his consecutive games streak of reaching base safely (base hit, walk, hit-by-pitch) snapped at 39 games after going 0-for-4 against No. 4 Texas on April 16 in Austin. He became the first Tech player since 2006 (Joey Callendar) to reach safely in 35 straight games and his streak of 39 consecutive reaching safely is the longest for a Red Raider since Cameron Blair reached safely in 53 consecutive games from 2004-2005.

RED RAIDERS SWEEP LOBOS IN ALBUQUERQUE FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1991Texas Tech and New Mexico are common midweek opponents, but what Texas Tech ac-complished in its trip to Albuquerque this season was all but common. Tech came away with a midweek sweep (4-1, 7-6), marking the first time Tech came away with a pair of wins in a two-game set at New Mexico since 1991.

RED RAIDERS AND AGGIES GO 12 INNINGS IN SERIES OPENERTexas Tech defeated No. 5 Texas A&M 4-3 in 12 innings during the series opener on Friday, April 8. It marked the longest game for Texas Tech (innings) since also playing 12 innings against the Aggies on March 14, 2008 (Texas A&M defeated Tech, 6-5). The game lasted 3 hours, 51 minutes - marking the longest Tech game (minutes) since a 3 hour, 56 minute marathon against Missouri (Tech defeated Missouri, 16-15 - 9 innings) on May 2, 2010 in Lubbock.

MORE ON RED RAIDERS AND AGGIES EXTRA-INNING AFFAIRThe Red Raiders’ 12th inning victory over the Aggies marked the first win for Tech over A&M in extra-innings at Dan Law Field since 1991 (10-9)... Tech also knocked off A&M in extra-innings in College Station on February 28, 1998 (6-5).

KNOCKING OFF A TOP-5 OPPONENT AT DAN LAW FIELDTexas Tech’s series opening victory over No. 5 Texas A&M (4-3) in 12 innings marked the first time Tech had defeated a top-five nationally-ranked opponent at Dan Law Field since defeating then-No. 2 Missouri, 15-11, on March 30, 2008.

TEXAS TECH IN NON-CONFERENCE DOUBLEHEADERS THE LAST 10 YEARSTexas Tech continued its success against non-conference opponents in doubleheaders (against the same opponent) on April 5, when the Red Raiders swept UTSA 8-2, 11-6. Tech is now 11-5 in doubleheaders against non-conference foes the last 10 years. Four times during that time span Tech has swept the doubleheader, including the last two (swept Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 9-5, 10-9, last season at Dan Law Field.

BARNES CATCHES POWER SURGE AT THE PLATEThe entire country has seen dropping power numbers at the plate this season, but Texas Tech sophomore Barrett Barnes got hot hitting four home runs in a four game period. The last time a Red Raider hit four homers in that time frame was in 2009 when Jeremy Mayo blasted four homers in three games (April 22-25, 2009).

BRENNAN STEWART DOMINATES IN RELIEF OUTING AGAINST UTSABrennan Stewart pitched a career-high 6.1 innings while recording a career-high seven strikeouts in a relief outing against UTSA, leading Tech to an 8-2 win. Stewart retired the first 17 batters he faced (most consecutive batters retired for a Tech pitcher this season) and finished his 6.1 inning performance retiring 19-of-20 batters from the third to ninth inning. It marked his first win this season and the second win of his career. He became the first Tech pitcher this season to strike out seven in a relief outing and is the first Tech pitcher to strike out seven in relief since March 14, 2008, when Brian Cloud struck out seven batters against No. 22 Texas A&M in College Station.

WHITEHEAD HITS FIRST HR THIS SEASON FOR A TECH LEFTYNot only did Kevin Whitehead’s home run in the bottom of the fourth inning against UTSA (4/5) give Tech the eventual game-winning run, he also belted the first home run for a Texas Tech left-handed hitter this season.

SEASON REVIEW NOTESBARNES BECOMES 9TH RED RAIDER IN PAST 10 YEARS TO REACH 20 CAREER HRSophomore Barrett Barnes became the ninth Texas Tech player to reach 20 career home runs over the past decade when he hit two homers against No. 7 Oklahoma on Sunday, April 3, at L. Dale Mitchell Park in Norman. Barnes is the third fastest to reach 20 career homers during that time frame, trailing only Josh Brady (2004, 61 games) and Cameron Blair (2004-05, 79 games). A complete list is below of Red Raiders who have hit 20 career home runs over the past decade. •JoshBrady-61games(2004) •CameronBlair-79games(2004-05) •BarrettBarnes-85games(2010-11) •NickBlankenship-89games(2001-02) •RogerKieschnick-100games(2006-07) •KyleMartin-101games(2006-07) •GeraAlvarez-120games(2001-02) •ChrisRichburg-136games(2005-09) •MattSmith-142games(2005-07)

BARNES’ 2-HR GAMES MAKES HIM THE FIRST RED RAIDERTO ACCOMPLISH A LOT SINCE... BARRETT BARNESBarrett Barnes hit two home runs on Sunday, April 3, making him the first Texas Tech player to accomplish a lot of feats since he also accomplished them just last season as a fresh-man... Here is a look at what Barnes achieved: •1sttimeaTechplayerhittwoHRinagamethisseason. •1stTechplayertohit2HRingamesinceBarneshit2againstNo.1Texas(5/27/10). •1stTechplayertoHRinconsecutivegamessinceBarnesvs.OU(April17-18). •1sttimeTechplayerHRinconsecutiveAB’ssinceBarnesatUNLV(4/6)(2ndand4th). •1st time Tech player HR in consecutive inn. since Barnes vs. Jacksonville State (2/19) (3rd/4th).

BARRETT BARNES MATCHES CAREER-HIGH HIT STREAK AT 15 GAMESFor the second time this season sophomore Barrett Barnes has had a career-high 15-game hit streak. Barnes started the season with a 15-game hit streak - dating back to last season.

BARRETT BARNES REACHES 100 CAREER BASE HITSSophomore Barrett Barnes collected his 100th career hit against Dallas Baptist with a single to left field in the sixth inning. Barnes reached the milestone hit in his 79th career game. That makes Barnes the fastest Red Raider to reach 100 career hits since Roger Kieschnick recorded his 100th hit in 68 games.

JAMODRICK McGRUDER NAMED BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE WEEKTexas Tech sophomore Jamodrick McGruder was named the Big 12 Player of the Week on Monday after batting .500 last week in four games against Dallas Baptist and Nebraska. It marked the first time for McGruder to win the honor and it was the second straight week a Tech player had been honored. It is the first time since the first year of the Big 12 (1997) that Texas Tech players have been honored as the player of the week in back-to-back weeks. Stephen Hagen was named the Big 12 Player of the Week the previous week as he also batted .500 against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Baylor.

TECH SHUTS OUT NEBRASKA FOR FIRST-EVER TIME IN LAST-EVER BIG 12 MEETINGSunday marked the final time Nebraska would play Texas Tech in Big 12 action, and Tech sent the Huskers out with a donut in the run column. Texas Tech shutout Nebraska 3-0 marking the first shutout over the Huskers in the series history (52 total meetings).

TEXAS TECH SHUTOUTS IN DAN LAW FIELD HISTORYWith its 3-0 shutout over Nebraska on Sunday, March 27, Texas Tech has shutout its oppo-nents 56 times in Dan Law Field history (dates back to 1988). Overall, the Red Raiders have notched 21 shutout victories (home/road/neutral) since 2000.

DAVID PAIZ GETS THE SAVE AND TALLIES A HIT AGAINST HUSKERSOn Sunday, March 27 against Nebraska, David Paiz became the first Texas Tech player to record a base hit and earn a save on the mound in the same game in over 10 years as the freshman went 1-for-3 at the plate as the starting designated hitter and then entered the game in the eighth inning and pitched 1.2 innings to receive his first career save in Tech’s 3-0 victory over the Huskers.

NEBRASKA SERIES NOTES:Texas Tech managed to win its second straight Big 12 Conference series to open the sea-son. Here are notable achievements the Red Raiders accomplished against the Huskers. •Markedthefirsttimewithback-to-backserieswinstostartBig12placesince1999. •BeststartinBig12playsincestarting5-1in1999. •FirsttimesinceMay8,2009toshutoutaBig12opponent(at#10KansasState,6-0). •First time since April 20, 2007 to shutout a Big 12 team at Dan Law Field (vs. Kansas, 1-0). •First time since March 10, 2002 to shutout a Big 12 team in series finale (vs. #14 Texas, 9-0). •First-evershutoutoverNebraskainfinalBig12meetingwiththeHuskers. •Fewesthitsinavictorysincealsorecordingfourhitsina2-1winin10inningsagainstTCU at the Astros College Classic at Minute Maid Park on February 7, 2002.

COMEBACK KIDSTexas Tech used a comeback to either tie or win the game in three consecutive games. Tech overcame a 5-0 deficit against Dallas Baptist (3/22) by scoring five runs in the seventh and then two in the top of the ninth to win the game. In the final game of the Baylor series, Texas Tech scored seven runs in the final four innings - including four in the 10th - to wrap up the series victory. Tech’ largest comeback was scoring nine runs in the ninth inning to erase a 13-4 deficit to tie the game at 13-13. Not included in that number is when Tech broke a 5-5 tie in the top of the ninth inning against Baylor and held on to win in the bot-tom of the ninth on a diving catch in center field by Barrett Barnes with the bases loaded.



SPEAKING OF COMEBACKS...Texas Tech had four come-from-behind wins when trailing after eight innings this season to mark the most by the Red Raiders in a season in over 10 years. In fact, in the previous 10 years combined, Texas Tech had just seven come-from-behind wins when trailing after eight innings.

JOHN NEELY IMPROVES TO 6-0 - FASTEST TECH PITCHER TO SIX WINS SINCE 2001John Neely earned his sixth win of the season (tied for the lead in the nation at the time) during Tech’s 10-8 win over Nebraska on March 26. Neely improved to 6-0 on the sea-son, making him the fastest Tech pitcher to six wins (24 team games) since Chris Phillips notched win No. 6 in the team’s 23rd game of the season in 2001.

MORE ON NEELY...Neely became the first Tech pitcher in over 10 years to earn the win in four consecutive team victories. He is also the first Tech pitcher in over 10 years to earn the win in three games during a four-game span and to be the winning pitcher in four games in a six-game span for the Red Raiders.

STEPHEN HAGEN NAMED TO NATIONAL ALL-STAR LINEUPJunior first baseman Stephen Hagen was named to the National All-Star Lineup (3/24) after batting .500 (9-for-18) with three multi-hit games, including a 5-for-6 performance with two doubles and a home run against then-No. 14 Baylor. Hagen was one of 16 players in the country named to the All-Star Lineup following the fifth week of the season (March 14-20).

ANDRE WHEELER NAMED TO CB360 NATIONAL PRIMETIME PERFORMERS LISTFreshman outfielder Andre Wheeler was named to the CollegeBaseball360.com Prime-time Performers list for march 14-20. He was one of nine players in the country who made the national list. Wheeler’s clutch performances against Baylor led him to the recognition where he finished the weekend series batting .600 (6-for-10). In Tech’s game-three come-from-behind win against then-No. 14 Baylor, Wheeler drove in the game’s tying run in the ninth inning and then gave Tech a cushion with a two-run single in the top of the 10th.

DANIEL COULOMBE OUT FOR REMAINDER OF THE SEASONJunior left-handed pitcher Daniel Coulombe missed the remainder of the season after an MRI discovered a torn UCL in his pitching elbow that required season-ending Tommy John surgery. At the time of his injury (3/11 - vs. Iowa), Coulombe was among team leaders with a 3.98 ERA, 20.1 innings pitched and 28 strikeouts. He finished the season making four ap-pearances (4 starts) with a 0-2 record.

TECH WINS FIRST BIG 12 CONFERENCE SERIES OPENER ON THE ROAD SINCE 1997Texas Tech defeated No. 14 Baylor in the Big 12 Conference opening weekend for its first road series win since 1997. The Six previous opening series on the road Tech was a com-bined 5-13. Tech knocked off Texas 2-of-3 games in the first season of the Big 12 in 1997 in Austin.

TEXAS TECH SERIES WIN AT BAYLOR IS THE FIRST OVER BEARS IN WACO SINCE 2001Texas Tech had lost three previous series to Baylor in Waco until this year when Tech opened conference play defeating No. 14 Baylor 2-of-3 in Waco. Only twice before this sea-son in the Big 12 era had Tech knocked off Baylor in a three-game series at Baylor Ballpark, 2001 and in the first season of the Big 12 in 1997.

STEPHEN HAGEN NAMED BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE WEEKStephen Hagen became the first Red Raider this season to be named the Big 12 Player of the Week on Monday, March 21. Hagen was rewarded after batting .500 (9-for-18) with three multi-hit games, including a 5-for-6 effort with two doubles and a home run against No. 14 Baylor. Hagen also went 2-for-5 with a double and RBI in the final game of the Baylor series. Hagen started the week going 2-for-3 with a two-run homer against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Dan Law Field.

ANDRE WHEELER NAMED BIG 12 NEWCOMER OF THE WEEKAndre Wheeler joined Kelby Tomlinson as Tech players who had been named the Big 12 Newcomer of the Week this season. Wheeler, a freshman from Austin, batted .600 (6-for-10) in three games against No. 14 Baylor in Waco (March 18-20). Wheeler’s top performance came on the series finale when he went 3-for-6 with three RBI. His single to left field in the ninth tied the game and he added insurance runs for Tech in its 10-6 win in 10 innings with a two-run single in the 10th.

BAYLOR SERIES NOTES:One consistent theme from the Baylor series was Texas Tech accomplished quite a bit that hadn’t happened within the Red Raider baseball program in quite a while. Here is a look at some of the notable accomplishments out of Tech against No. 14 Baylor. •MarkedfirsttimeinTexasTechhistorytowinBig12Conferenceopenerontheroad. •22basehitsonSaturdaywerethemostforTechinalossinover10years. •Scored13runsinalossforthefirsttimesinceFeb.6,2007(13-15vs.NewMexico). •ScoringninerunsintheninthinningarethemostinaninningsinceApril20,2010. •9-runninthisthemostinaninningontheroadsincescoring10onFebruary25,2008. •22basehitswerethemostforTechsinceposting24atKansas(4/25/10)lastseason. •StephenHagen’sfivehitswerethemostbyaTechplayersinceFebruary21,2010. •WonfirstBig12openingroadseriessince1997. •WonfirstseriesoverBaylorinWacosince2001. •Wonfirstseriesoveratop-25teamsincetaking2-of-3against#11Oklahomain2010. •Won first road series over top-25 team since winning 2-of-3 at #10 Kansas State (2009).

SEASON REVIEW NOTES •Finishedtheserieswith51basehits(10Friday,22Saturday,19Sunday). •Firsttimeinover10yearswithover50hitsinaBig12series. •Firsttimesince2004withatleast19hitsinback-to-backgames. •Firsttimeinover10yearswithatleast19hitsinback-to-backBig12games. •Intheseries,batted.392(51-for-130)with14doubles,.523SLG%and.449OB%. •Firsttimetonotallowanextra-basehitinaBig12gamesince2010. •Firsttimetonotallowanextra-basehitduringBig12playontheroadsince2007. •HeadcoachDanSpencer’sfirstcareerextra-inningwin(now1-1inthreeseasons).

NOW THAT’S A TEAM EFFORTTexas Tech used a total of 21 players in its 10-6 victory in 10 innings over Baylor on Sunday, March 20. It was the most players used by Tech in a game this season as every position player on the weekend roster entered the game and all but three pitchers who were avail-able to pitch made appearances.

HOLUB’S ACROBATIC PLAY RANKS NO. 1 ON ESPN SPORTCENTER’S TOP 10 PLAYSRight-handed reliever Hayden Holub’s wild pitch against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Tuesday, March 15, in the fifth inning almost led to a run, but instead landed Holub on ESPN SportCenter’s Top 10 plays as the No. 1 highlight of the day. The wild pitch sent catcher Kevin Whitehead to the backstop, who then threw to a sliding Holub who caught the ball on his left-hand side and acrobatically tagged the runner out behind his back at home plate. The play was then up for the “Best of the Best” plays on ESPN’s website where Holub’s play received 6,627 total votes. His play didn’t win in the voting as Wayne Rooney of Manchester United (soccer) received 10,813 votes for his spectacular bicycle kick.

A NOBLE DEBUTTexas Tech freshman Duke von Schamann made his first appearance on the mound in fashion as he became the first Texas Tech freshman to win a collegiate debut as a starter since Chad Bettis defeated Army (16-2) on February 24, 2008. von Schamann, who made a predetermined start, tossed three shutout innings without allowing a walk while scatter-ing three hits with one strikeout and throwing just 38 pitches.

FIRST COME-FROM-BEHIND WIN WHEN TRAILING AFTER EIGHT INNINGS SINCE...Texas Tech trailed Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 5-4 after eight innings on Saturday, March 13, before scoring two runs in the ninth inning to mark Tech’s first come-from-behind win when trailing after eight innings since April 11, 2010. On that day, Tech trailed 3-2 at Okla-homa State before Scott LeJeune hit a two-out, three-run homer in the top of the ninth to help give Tech a 5-3 win in Stillwater.

MAKE THAT TWO COME-FROM-BEHIND WINS WHEN TRAILING AFTER 8 INNINGSTexas Tech did it again in the series finale against No. 14 Baylor in Waco as the Red Raiders trailed 6-3 after six, 6-4 after seven and 6-5 after eight innings. Tech then plated the tying run in the ninth on Andre Wheeler’s single to left field and then scored four runs in the 10th to secure the win.

18-GAME HOMESTAND TO OPEN THE SEASON IS A SCHOOL RECORDTexas Tech opened the season playing 18 consecutive home games - which is the lon-gest homestand to open a season in school history. Tech finished 12-6 on the homestand. It matches the longest homestand in school history, which was first done in 1988 (Feb. 19-March 16), as the 1988 squad went 16-2 with a 15-game win streak to open the stand. On the other side, Tech has had some notable road swings to begin a campaign which includes playing 16 in a row to open the 1972 season (9-7) and playing 25 of its first 28 games on the road to begin the 1976 season (14-11).

MOST FANS AT DAN LAW FIELD SINCE 2006The first game of Tech’s series with No. 8 TCU saw 4,173 fans enter the gates at Dan Law Field. It marked the most fans at Dan Law Field since March 18, 2006, when 4,244 fans watched Texas Tech defeat No. 16 Texas, 2-1.

SHOWING THE SUPPORTTexas Tech fans packed Dan Law Field when No. 8 TCU played in Lubbock (Mar. 4-6) with at least 3,000 fans at each game during the three-game series. Total, 10,351 fans entered the gates, averaging 3,450 fans per game. It was only the second time during the last four years with at least 3,000 fans at each game in a three-game home series. The last time it happened was in 2010 when 11,584 fans attended the series with No. 8 Texas with an aver-age of 3,861 fans attending per game.

BARNES’ HIT STREAK SNAPPED AT 15 GAMESSophomore Barrett Barnes saw his 15-game hit streak snapped after an 0-for-4 against No. 8 TCU on Friday night. Barnes finished the 2010 season with a five game streak and hit safely in the first 10 games this season. During his streak Barnes batted .340 (18-for-53) with 15 runs, five doubles, four home runs, 11 RBI and 13 walks. It is the longest hit streak for a Red Raider since Scott LeJeune recorded a 17-game hit streak in 2010.

JAMODRICK McGRUDER NAMED BROOKS WALLACEMEMORIAL CLASSIC MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER Sophomore Jamodrick McGruder earned most outstanding player recognition at the Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic after leading the way for Texas Tech to a 3-1 record while batting .583 (7-for-12) with five runs, four extra-base hits (three 3B), two RBI, 14 total bases, a 1.167 slugging percentage, a .750 on-base percentage and with two stolen bases.



SEVEN TECH PLAYERS MAKE BROOKS WALLACE CLASSIC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMSeven Tech players, including Jamodrick McGruder - the Most Outstanding Player at the classic, were named to the Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic All-Tournament team follow-ing completion of the four-day classic. Bo Altobelli (catcher), Kelby Tomlinson (shortstop), Jamodrick McGruder (outfield), Barrett Barnes (outfield), Reid Redman (utility), Robbie Kilcrease (starting pitcher) and Daniel Coulombe (starting pitcher) all earned recognition.

McGRUDER IS ROUNDING SECOND AND HEADING FOR THIRDJamodrick McGruder is fast, and earlier this season he showed how fast while picking up three triples in the two final games of the Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic. When hitting his first triple on Sunday, he became the first Tech player since Willie Rueda in 2008 to hit triples in consecutive games. Then, in his third plate appearance on Sunday, McGruder tripled again marking the first time since last season (when he accomplished it) a Tech player notched two triples in one game. McGruder hit a pair of triples at TCU on March 12 during his freshman season. McGruder is the only Texas Tech player to hit two triples twice in his career in over 10 years. In fact, he is the only Tech player since 2001 (Jason Rainey - school record three triples) to hit two triples in a game.

COULOMBE DIALS UP 9 K’S IN 2ND START - MOST BY A RED RAIDER THIS SEASONDaniel Coulombe was named to the Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic All-Tournament team after striking out nine batters in just five innings of work against BYU (2/25). Coulombe did take the loss in his second start of the season, but it had nothing to do with his ability to miss the barrel as he struck out two in the first, two in the second, one in the third, two in the fourth and two in the fifth. In addition, seven of his nine strikeouts were swinging. His nine strikeouts were the most by a Texas Tech pitcher this season and the most by a Red Raider since Chad Bettis struck out 10 against then-No. 1 Texas at the Big 12 Championship in 2010 in Oklahoma City.

FLORA MAKES BACK-TO-BACK STARTS FOR THE RED RAIDERSBen Flora became the first Tech pitcher to start in back-to-back games since 2007 when he made his season debut on Sunday, Feb. 20, against Northwestern and then started against BYU on Thursday, Feb. 24. Flora only threw 54 pitches against Northwestern. The last Red Raider to start in back-to-back games was A.J. Ramos, but in a different circumstance. Ramos got the nod in the series opener against Kansas State (in Manhattan), and after throwing the first inning, the game was postponed until the following day due to heavy rain. After the completed game one of the series, Ramos took the hill to start game two on Saturday afternoon. Ramos’ back-to-back games were on March 30-31, 2007.

SCORING EARLY AND OFTENTexas Tech scored six runs in the first inning in back-to-back games against Northern Illi-nois, marking the first time in over 10 years to accomplish the feat. The last time Texas Tech scored at least five runs in the first inning in back-to-back games was against San Francisco on February 14-15, 2003, when the Red Raiders plated five runs in the first inning in back-to-back games at Dan Law Field.

TCU IS FIRST NON-CONF TOP 10 TEAM TO PLAY AT DAN LAW FIELD SINCE 2006Texas Tech hosted No. 8 TCU for a three-game series at Dan Law Field. It marked the first time a top-10 ranked non-conference opponent had traveled to Lubbock since No. 10 Ari-zona State. Tech defeated the Sun Devils 7-2 on Monday, April 17, 2006. TCU and Arizona State are the only top-10 non-conference opponents to play at Dan Law Field in over 10 years.

TECH SUFFERS FIRST SHUTOUT IN 87 CONSECUTIVE GAMESThe No. 8 TCU Horned Frogs handed Texas Tech a 7-0 loss in the first game of their three-game series on March 4, at Dan Law Field. It had been 87 games since Tech was shutout, happening last when No. 11 Oklahoma knocked off Tech 4-0 on April 11, 2009 in Norman. It marked only the fourth time in Dan Spencer’s three-year tenure as head coach of the Red Raiders that they had not scored in a game. It also marked the first time Tech was shutout at home since March 28, 2008, a streak of 81 consecutive home games. Tech was shutout 1-0 against No. 2 Missouri on Dan Law Field.

TEXAS TECH LANDS NINE ON RED RAIDER CLASSIC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMTexas Tech won the Red Raider Classic with a perfect 4-0 record, and through the competi-tion saw plenty of impressive performances. The Red Raiders placed nine of its players on the all-tournament team, including Kelby Tomlinson (SS), who was named the Most Outstanding Player and Bo Altobelli (C), Stephen Hagen (1B), Nick Popescu (2B), Reid Red-man (3B), Jamodrick McGruder (UTL), Barrett Barnes (OF), Robbie Kilcrease (SP) and John Neely (RP).

TOMLINSON NAMED FIRST-EVER BIG 12 BASEBALL NEWCOMER OF THE WEEKShortstop Kelby Tomlinson was named the first-ever Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Newcomer of the Week. This is the first season that the Big 12 has awarded newcomers from the league on a week-to-week basis. Joining Tomlinson on the weekly honor roll was Oklahoma third baseman Garrett Buechele (Player of the Week) and Texas pitcher Taylor Jungmann (Pitcher of the Week). Tomlinson batted .583 (7-for-12) in the three-day classic.

TEXAS TECH ON OPENING DAYTexas Tech improved to 39-23 all-time on Opening Day after defeating Western Michigan 8-0 on Feb. 18. Tech owns a 12-1 record on Opening Day since 1999. Third-year head coach Dan Spencer has led Tech to three consecutive wins on Opening Day. Texas Tech’s only loss over the past 13 years on Opening Day came against then-No. 19 Louisiana-Lafayette, 0-4, at the Roadrunner Classic in San Antonio on Feb. 23, 2008.

SEASON REVIEW NOTESOPENING DAY AT “THE LAW”Texas Tech has been nearly unbeatable when hosting Opening Day on their home turf at Dan Law Field with a 26-5 all-time record after defeating Western Michigan 8-0 on Feb. 18. The Red Raiders have won 12 straight Opening Day games at Dan Law Field, dating back to a 1-10 loss at home against TCU on February 11, 1997. In fact, since 1986, Texas Tech is 18-1 on Opening Day at Dan Law Field. This season’s opener marked the Red Raiders third consecutive Opening Day at home.

OPENING DAY SHUTOUTSTexas Tech shutout Western Michigan 8-0 on Opening Day, marking the Red Raiders first Opening Day shutout since 2001. It was Texas Tech’s fifth all-time shutout on Opening Day, all occurring in Lubbock.

Opening Day Shutouts - Texas Tech HistorySeason Opponent Score Location2011 Western Michigan 8-0 Lubbock, Texas2001 Howard 21-0 Lubbock, Texas1993 Howard Payne 6-0 Lubbock, Texas1986 Sul Ross 11-0 Lubbock, Texas1966 New Mexico 1-0 Lubbock, Texas

OPENING DAY ATTENDANCE AT DAN LAW FIELD - MOST SINCE 2003The paid attendance for Opening Day between Texas Tech and Western Michigan was 2,398, which marked the largest Opening Day crowd for Texas Tech at home since Jan. 31, 2003, when Texas Tech defeated New Mexico (4-2) in front of 3,018 fans at Dan Law Field.

DAN SPENCER WINS THIRD STRAIGHT ON OPENING DAYDan Spencer became only the third head coach in Texas Tech history to win three straight Opening Day contests. He joins former Red Raider skippers Kal Segrist (1968-70) and Gary Ashby (1984-86), who also won their first three season openers. In addition, Segrist holds the all-time school record winning five consecutive Opening Day games to begin his head coaching tenure (1968-1972).

SPENCER IS FIRST TECH SKIPPER TO START 4-0 THREE STRAIGHT SEASONSDan Spencer became the first Texas Tech head coach in the history of the program to start 4-0 during his first three seasons as head coach. Spencer’s best start as a head coach came last year when Tech began the season 5-0 with wins over Jacksonville State (2), Michigan (2) and Bethune-Cookman.

SPEAKING OF TEXAS TECH STARTING 4-0The Texas Tech baseball team has started the season 4-0 for the third consecutive year. The only other time in the history of the Red Raider baseball program that Tech has started 4-0 in three consecutive years was from 1991-1993 under legendary coach Larry Hays. This season marks the 11th time in the last 25 years that the Red Raiders have started 4-0 (2011, 2010, 2009, 2005, 2002, 1999, 1996, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1986).

OPENING DAY SUCCESS FOR TECH FRESHMENTexas Tech freshman David Paiz continued the trend of Red Raider freshmen succeed-ing on Opening Day after he went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI. Last season, Barrett Barnes had a memorable collegiate debut going 3-for-4 with three runs, two homers (2-run, 3-run), six RBI and two stolen bases against Jacksonville State (2/19/10). Barnes be-came the first Tech freshmen to hit two homers and also have three base hits on Opening Day in over 10 years. It was the best performance for a Tech freshman on Opening Day since Roger Kieschnick went 2-for-4 with three runs, a grand slam and six RBI in his col-legiate debut against Louisiana-Monroe on Feb. 3, 2006.

BARNES’ OPENING DAY SUCCESS CONTINUESBarrett Barnes had a memorable freshman Opening Day (3-for-4, 2 HR, 6 RBI) and he con-tinued that trend as a sophomore belting a two-run homer in his first at-bat of the season against Western Michigan. Barnes is now 5-for-7 with four runs, three home runs and eight RBI in two career Opening Day games.

COMING OUT RUNNIN’The past three seasons, Texas Tech has hit the ground running with eye-popping stolen base numbers on Opening Day. This season was no exception with four stolen bases (Popescu 2, Tomlinson, Redman). Last season Tech grabbed five stolen bases against Jack-sonville State while in 2009 the Red Raiders stole six bases against Southern Utah.

TECH TOSSES FIRST TWO-HITTER SINCE 2006Three Texas Tech pitchers combined for a two-hitter on Opening Day against Western Michigan in the 8-0 shutout. Starter Daniel Coulombe (4.0 IP, 1 H, 5 SO, 2 BB) and relievers John Neely (4.0 IP, 1 H, 4 SO, 0 BB) and Brennan Stewart (1.0 IP, 0 H, 1 SO, 0 BB) combined on the effort. It was the first two-hitter for Tech since Feb. 20, 2006, when Dustin Richardson, Jason Seefeld and Brian Cloud took a no-hitter into the ninth inning and eventually settled for a two-hitter against Eastern New Mexico in a 16-0 victory.



BARRETT BARNES PILES UP PRESEASON ACCOLADESFollowing perhaps the most productive and most decorated freshman season in Texas Tech baseball history, Barrett Barnes received preseason praises from several national pub-lications/websites. Barnes, who led Texas Tech with a .341 batting average and 14 home runs as a freshman and posted 53 RBI, has been named to several All-Big 12 teams and recognized for his power, hitting ability and projectability as a professional down the road. Here is a look at Barnes’ preseason honors:- Perfect Game USA No. 3 Pro Prospect - Big 12 (Class of 2012) - Perfect Game USA Preseason All-Big 12 - Baseball America Preseason All-Big 12 - Baseball America No. 5 Pro Prospect - Big 12 (Class of 2012) - Baseball America: “Best Raw Power” - Baseball America No. 48 Pro Prospect (College Sophomores) - CollegeBaseball360.com: No. 6 “College Baseball 1B to Watch” - CollegeBaseballInsider.com: “Most Underrated Hitter in Big 12” - CollegeBaseballInsider.com: “Top 3 Pure Hitters in Big 12” - CollegeBaseballInsider.com: “Top 3 Power Threats in Big 12” - College Baseball Daily Preseason All-Big 12 - College Baseball Daily Projected No. 32 Player in the Country

COULOMBE BECOMES FIRST TECH NEWCOMERTO START ON OPENING DAY SINCE 2006Junior lefty Daniel Coulombe became the first Texas Tech newcomer to get the nod on Opening Day since 2006. Coulombe received a no-decision after pitching four-shutout in-nings allowing just one hit and two walks with five strikeouts. Five years ago Texas Tech defeated Louisiana-Monroe, 21-5, behind starting pitcher Josh Tomlin, who pitched his only season at Texas Tech in 2006. Tomlin’s outing was a success as he tossed 6.0 innings al-lowing one run (earned) on three hits with one strikeout and one walk. In addition, Tomlin made his major league debut this past year with the Cleveland Indians on July 27 against the New York Yankees.

RED RAIDERS ON THE FALL ACADEMIC HONOR ROLLThe Texas Tech baseball program produced 18 student-athletes who received academic honor roll status following the fall semester. Ten Tech players earned Dean’s List status (3.50-4.00 GPA) while three Red Raiders recorded perfect 4.0 GPAs.

STRENGTH OF SCHEDULEBoyd’s World ranks Texas Tech 26th overall in strength of schedule and with the 50th most difficult non-conference schedule. Only Oklahoma State (No. 18) and Baylor (No. 23) have a more difficult schedule according to the website.

NEW OPPONENTSTexas Tech will be taking on three opponents this season for the first time. Iowa, Western Michigan and Utah Valley will all face the Red Raiders for the first time in program history. Last season, Tech faced four first-time opponents, including Michigan, Bethune-Cookman, Jacksonville State and Alabama A&M. The Red Raiders went 8-0 against their first-time op-ponents last season, with a 2-0 record against each team.

TEXAS TECH IN THE PRESEASON POLLSTexas Tech has been ranked anywhere from seventh-to-ninth in preseason Big 12 Confer-ence polls by Baseball America, Perfect Game USA, College Baseball Daily, College Base-ball Today and by the league’s head coaches. The Red Raiders are preseason No. 7 in the league’s coaches’ poll, which is their highest ranking since being tabbed 6th in 2007. Here is a look at previous seasons and where Tech was predicted to finish in the coaches’ poll compared to where they finished at the end of the season in the league standings.Year Predicted Finished2011 7th 7th2010 10th 5th2009 8th 7th2008 10th 10th2007 6th 10th2006 T-8th 8th2005 6th 8th2004 7th 3rd2003 T-4th 9th2002 5th 3rd2001 7th 2nd2000 3rd 5th1999 1st 3rd

OPPONENTS IN THE POLLSSix of Texas Tech’s opponents received preseason national rankings as TCU, Oklahoma, Tex-as, Texas A&M, Kansas State and Baylor all appeared in at least one of the following polls: Collegiate Baseball (CB), National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, Baseball America and USA Today/ESPN Coaches (ESPN).Team CB NCBWA BA ESPNTCU #1 #1 #3 #2Oklahoma #6 #5 #5 #6Texas #7 #6 #6 #7Texas A&M #8 #16 #21 #13Baylor #39 #32 #16 NRKansas State #37 NR NR NR

SEASON REVIEW NOTESTEXAS TECH NEWCOMERSThe Red Raiders’ 2011 roster will have several new faces, 17 to be exact. And if you toss in the four players who sat out all of last season after undergoing Tommy John surgery, that number of newcomers reaches into the 20’s. But that doesn’t mean Tech’s roster will have inexperience overall. Several of Tech’s newcomers have received high school All-Ameri-ca honors while shortstop Kelby Tomlinson was tabbed a JUCO All-American at Seward County last season and Andre Wheeler (OF/LHP), Daniel Coulombe (LHP) and Taylor Chris-tian (RHP) have been selected in the MLB Draft during their baseball careers.

POPESCU IS LONE SENIOR FOR RED RAIDERSThe Red Raider roster has one very familiar theme, and infield Nick Popescu doesn’t meet the criteria. Every player besides Popescu will have remaining years of college eligibility left after this season as Popescu is the lone senior for the Red Raiders. After watching sev-eral juniors sign in the MLB Draft last season, Popescu will be the only player on the Tech roster that will be recognized on Red Raider Senior Day in May.

RED RAIDER BIRTHDAYS DURING 2011 SEASONTwo Red Raiders will celebrate their birthdays on a gameday this season. Left-handed pitcher Zach Fowler will turn 22 on Feb. 27 – the fourth game of the season when Texas Tech hosts Northern Illinois in the Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic. The lone senior on the team, Nick Popescu, will celebrate his 22nd birthday on get-away day in Manhattan, Kan., as Texas Tech plays its final game of the Kansas State series on national television (FSN) on Saturday, April 23. Five other Tech players will celebrate a birthday during the season, but will have their birthday land on an off-day.Tech Players’ Birthdays During 2011 Season:Player Birthday AgeZach Fowler February 27 22Brennan Stewart March 9 22Robbie Kilcrease March 14 22Marshall Williams March 17 21Jamen Parten March 30 20 Ben Flora April 20 21Nick Popescu April 23 22



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YEAR SEED OPPONENT W/L SCORE SITEMIDWEST I REGIONAL

1995 #1 vs. Providence W 24-5 Wichita, Kan. vs. Arkansas W 14-0 vs. Stanford W 3-1 vs. Stanford L * 2-3 vs. Stanford L ^ 5-6

CENTRAL LUBBOCK REGIONAL1996 #2 FRESNO STATE L 5-12 Lubbock, Texas AKRON W 7-2 FRESNO STATE W 13-2 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA L 12-13 (13)

CENTRAL LUBBOCK REGIONAL1997 #1 TEXAS STATE L 6-7 (11) Lubbock, Texas MISSOURI STATE L 2-4

ATLANTIC I MIAMI (FLA.) REGIONAL1998 #4 vs. North Carolina W 6-2 Miami, Fla. vs. South Carolina L 8-9 at Miami (Fla.) L 0-13

CENTRAL LUBBOCK REGIONAL1999 #2 RUTGERS W 5-2 Lubbock, Texas WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE W 8-5 RICE L * 1-3 RICE L ^ 11-15

RICE REGIONAL2000 #3 at Rice L 2-5 Houston, Texas vs. Princeton W 10-1 at Rice L 4-11

FULLERTON REGIONAL2001 #3 vs. #19 Arizona State L 3-12 Fullerton, Calif. vs. Temple W 14-3 vs. #19 Arizona State W 9-8 at #1 Cal State Fullerton W 11-5 at #1 Cal State Fullerton L * 5-11

RICE REGIONAL2002 #2 vs. Washington W 5-4 Houston, Texas at #2 Rice L 0-6 vs. Washington L 1-3

ATLANTA REGIONAL2004 #2 vs. Mississippi State W 10-6 Atlanta, Ga. at #5 Georgia Tech L 3-9 vs. Mississippi State W 14-7 vs. #5 Georgia Tech L * 3-5

* - NCAA Regional Championship Game^ - NCAA Regional “If Necessary” Championship Game

TEXAS TECH NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS

By Site W LAtlanta, Ga. 2 2Fullerton, Calif. 3 2Houston, Texas 2 4Lubbock, Texas 4 6Miami, Fla. 1 2Wichita, Kan. 3 2TOTAL 15 18

By Opponents W LAkron 1 0Arizona State 1 1Arkansas 1 0Cal State Fullerton 1 1Fresno State 1 1Georgia Tech 0 2Miami (Fla.) 0 1Mississippi State 2 0Missouri State 0 1North Carolina 1 0Princeton 1 0Providence 1 0Rice 0 5Rutgers 1 0South Carolina 0 1Southern California 0 1Stanford 1 2Temple 1 0Texas State 0 1Washington 1 1Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 0TOTAL 15 18

By Coaches W LLarry Hays (1995-2004) 15 18TOTAL 15 18

TEXAS TECH NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY



TEXAS TECH NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDSTEAM FIELDINGMost errors series: __________________________________________________ 8 (1996)Most errors game: _____________________________________ 4, vs. Stanford (5/30/95)Most errors-two teams: _________________________________ 7, vs. Stanford (5/30/95)Most putouts game: ________________________________ 33, vs. Texas State (5/22/97)Fewest errors game: __________________________________________ 0, several timesMost putouts individual game: _____________ 15, Josh Bard vs. South Carolina (5/22/98)Most assists individual game: _______________ 6, Clint Bryant vs. Fresno State (5/25/96) Joe Dillon vs. Arkansas (5/24/96) Dion Ruecker vs. Stanford (5/29/95) Gera Alvarez vs. Arizona State (5/25/01)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHINGMost appearances in series: ___________________________________ 2, several playersMost appearances career: ______________________________ 4, Jimmy Frush (1995-97)Most games started series: ________________________________ 2, Travis Smith (1995)Most games started career: ________________________________ 2, Travis Smith (1995) Monty Ward (1996-98)Most innings pitched game: _________________________________ 9.0, several playersMost innings pitched series: _____________________________ 16.0, Travis Smith (1995)Most innings pitched career: __________________________ 21.2, Monty Ward (1996-98)Most strikeouts game: __________________12, Monty Ward vs. South Carolina (5/22/98)Most strikeouts series: ___________________________________ 16, Travis Smith (1995)Most strikeouts career: ________________________________28, Monty Ward (1995-98)Most wins series: _______________________________________________ 1, six pitchersMost saves series: ________________________________________1, John Milton (2004)Most saves career: ________________________________________1, John Milton (2004)Complete games: ___________________Shane Wright (9.0) vs. North Carolina (5/21/98) Monty Ward (8.0) vs. Southwest Missouri State (5/22/97) Ryan Brewer (9.0) vs. Akron (5/24/96) Jeff Peck (8.2) vs. Stanford (5/29/95) Brandon Kolb (9.0) vs. Stanford (5/28/95) Travis Smith (9.0) vs. Providence, 5/27/95 Cory Metzler (9.0) vs. Princeton (5/27/00) Cory Metzler (9.0) vs. Temple (5/26/01) Matt Harbin (9.0) vs. Cal State Fullerton (5/27/01)

TEAM PITCHINGMost innings pitched game: _______________________________11.0, vs. USC (5/26/96) vs. Texas State (5/22/97)Most IP series: ___________________________________________________ 44.2 (1995)Most hits allowed game: ___________________________________ 19 vs. USC (5/26/96)Fewest hits allowed game: _______________________________ 3 vs. Stanford (5/28/95)Most runs allowed game: _________________________________ 13, at Miami (5/23/98) vs. USC (5/26/96)Fewest runs allowed game: _____________________________ 1, vs. Princeton (5/27/00) vs. Stanford (5/28/95)Most runs allowed inning: ______________________________ 6 (11th) vs. USC (5/26/96)Best ERA series: __________________________________________________ 1.89 (1997)Worst ERA series: _________________________________________________ 7.67 (1998)Most earned runs allowed game: ___________________ 12, twice, (last vs. USC, 5/26/96)Fewest earned runs allowed game: _____________________ 0, vs. Missouri State (5/22/97) vs. Akron (5/24/96)Most strikeouts game: ____________________________ 15, vs. South Carolina (5/22/98)Fewest strikeouts game: ______________ 2, vs. Cal State Fullerton (2nd Game) (5/27/01)Most strikeouts series: _______________________________________________ 4 (1995)Fewest strikeouts series: ____________________________________________ 19 (1997)Most walks allowed game: __________________________________ 9, vs. USC (5/26/96)Fewest walks allowed game: ________________________ 0, vs. North Carolina (5/21/98) vs. Southwest Missouri State (5/22/97) vs. Providence (5/27/95)

NCAA NOTABLESMost attended game: _________________________ 5,814, vs. USC in Lubbock (5/26/96)Longest game (time): ____________________________________ 4:21, vs USC (5/26/96)Longest game (innings): _____________ 11.0, vs. Texas State (5/22/97), vs. USC (5/26/96)Most games played series: ____________________________________5 (1995), 5 (2001)Biggest comeback to win: __________ trailed 8-3 against Arizona State in top of the 4th, won the game 9-8 on a passed ball in the bottom of the 9th (5/26/01)Biggest lead after one inning: _________________________8-0, vs. Providence (5/27/95)Biggest blown lead: _____________ 6 runs, 8-2 (8th), lost 9-8 vs. South Carolina (5/22/98)

INDIVIDUAL HITTINGGames played career: ______________________________________ 9, Josh Bard (97-99) Clint Bryant (95-96) Matt Kastelic (1995-96) David Lindstrom (1995-96)Most at-bats game: _______________ 7, Matt Kastelic, Brad Davis both vs. USC (5/26/96)Most at-bats series: ____________________________________23, Randy DuRoss (1995) Clint Bryant (1995) Nick Blankenship (2001)Most at-bats career: ___________________________________ 41, Clint Bryant (1995-96) Matt Kastelic (1995-96)Most runs game: _________ 4, two players (last Josh Haney vs. Mississippi State, 6/5/04)Most runs series: _______________________________________ 8, Jason Totman (1995)Most runs career: _____________________________________ 12, Clint Bryant (1995-96)Most hits game: __________________________________ 6, Joe Dillon vs. USC (5/26/96)Most hits series: _________________________________________14, Clint Bryant (1995)Most hits career: _____________________________________ 18, Clint Bryant (1995-96)Best batting average game: ______________ 1.000 (6-for-6) Joe Dillon vs. USC (5/26/96)Best batting average career: ___________________ .556 (10-for-18) Stubby Clapp (1996)Most walks game: ___ 3, two players (last Madison Edwards vs. Mississippi State, 6/5/04)Most walks series: _____________________ 4, two players (last Madison Edwards, 2004)Most walks career: ____________________4, Ryan Ruiz (1998), Jason Landreth (1997-98)Most doubles game: ______________________________ 2, Joe Dillon vs. USC (5/26/98) David Lindstrom vs. Fresno State (5/25/96) Stubby Clapp vs. Fresno State (5/23/96) Jason Totman vs. Providence (5/27/95) Tony Arnerich vs. Arizona State (5/26/01)Most doubles series: ____________________________________ 5, Stubby Clapp (1996)Most doubles career: _______________________________ 5, David Lindstrom (1995-96) Stubby Clapp (1996)Most triples game: ______________________________ 1, Brad Davis vs. Akron, (5/24/96) Andy Gonzalez & Dax Holmstead vs. Arkansas (5/28/95) Clint Bryant vs. Providence (5/27/95) Tyler Carson vs. Temple, 5/26/01Most triples series: ____________________________________________ 1, seven playersMost triples career: ___________________________________________ 1, seven playersMost home runs game: _______________________ 2, Clint Bryant vs. Arkansas (5/28/95) Dion Ruecker vs. Providence (5/27/95)Most home runs series: ____________________________________3, Clint Bryant (1995) Bryon Smith (2001)Most home runs career: ___________________________________ 3, Bryon Smith (2001) Clint Bryant (1995-96)Most RBI game: ___________________________ 6, Clint Bryant vs. Providence (5/27/95)Most RBI series: _________________________________________13, Clint Bryant (1995)Most RBI career: ______________________________________ 13, Clint Bryant (1995-96)Most total bases game: ____________________ 10, Clint Bryant vs. Providence (5/27/95) Clint Bryant vs. Arkansas (5/28/96)Hit for cycle: _________________________________Clint Bryant vs. Providence, 5/27/95Most stolen bases game: ___________________________________ 2, by several playersMost stolen bases series: _________________________________ 4, Kerry Hodges (2001) Matt Kastelic (1995)Most stolen bases career: ________________________________ 4, Kerry Hodges (2001) Matt Kastelic (1995)

TEAM HITTINGMost at-bats game: _______________________________________ 54, vs. USC (5/26/96)Most at-bats series: _______________________________________________ 187 (1995)Fewest at-bats game: _________________________________ 29, vs. Stanford (5/28/95)Most runs game: ___________________________________ 24, vs. Providence (5/27/95)Most runs series: __________________________________________________ 49 (1995)Most runs inning: ___________________________________ 10, vs. Providence (5/27/95)Fewest runs game: ________________________________________ 0, at Miami (5/23/98) at Rice (6/1/02)Most runs- two teams: _______________________________ 29, vs. Providence, 5/27/95Most hits game: _____________________________________ 27, vs. Providence, 5/27/95Most hits series: ___________________________________________________ 67 (1995)Fewest hits game: ________________________5, vs. Southwest Missouri State (5/22/97)Best batting average series: _______________________________ .361, 60-for-166 (1996)Worst batting average series: ______________________________ .189, 14-for-78 (1997)Most walks game: ________________________________ 8 vs. Mississippi State (6/5/04)Most walks series: _________________________________________________ 15 (2004)Most doubles game: ___________________________________7 vs. Providenc (5/27/95)Most doubles series: _______________________________________________ 15 (1995)Most triples game: ______________________________ 2, twice (last vs. Akron, 5/24/96)Most triples series: __________________________________________________ 3 (1995)Most home runs game: _______________________________ 6, vs. Providence (5/27/95)Most home runs series: _____________________________________________ 10 (1995)Most RBI game: ____________________________________ 24, vs. Providence (5/27/95)Most RBI series: ___________________________________________________ 47 (1995)Fewest RBI game: _________________________________________ 0 at Miami (5/23/98)Most stolen bases game: _________________________________________3, three timesMost stolen bases series: ___________________________________7, twice (last in 2004)Fewest stolen bases series: ___________________________________________ 0 (1998)Most left-on-base: ________________________________________ 13 vs. USC (5/26/96)



YEAR OPPONENT W/L SCORE SITE1997 Missouri W 12-2 Oklahoma City, Okla. #14 Oklahoma L 3-5 #18 Texas A&M W 9-6 #12 Oklahoma State W 7-6 #14 Oklahoma L * 17-191998 #18 Oklahoma W 5-1 Oklahoma City, Okla. #16 Baylor W 11-4 #11 Texas A&M L 7-11 #18 Oklahoma W 4-3 #11 Texas A&M W * 14-71999 Texas L 3-7 Oklahoma City, Okla. Missouri L 7-8 (12)2000 #12 Texas L 4-8 Oklahoma City, Okla. Texas A&M W 8-6 #12 Texas W 4-3 #4 Baylor L 1-102001 Oklahoma W 17-5 Oklahoma City, Okla. Texas A&M L 6-8 Oklahoma L 3-42002 Kansas State W 5-4 (12) Arlington, Texas #13 Nebraska L 8-12 Kansas State L 6-72004 Baylor L 3-8 Arlington, Texas #17 Oklahoma L 1-3 2005 #5 Nebraska W 5-3 Oklahoma City, Okla. #17 Missouri L 1-10 #5 Nebraska L 1-22006 #6 Texas L 0-4 Oklahoma City, Okla. #11 Nebraska L 4-6 Baylor L 3-52009 #8 Oklahoma L 2-5 Oklahoma City, Okla. #15 Missouri W 4-2 #19 Texas A&M L 4-112010 Texas A&M L 2-9 Oklahoma City, Okla. #1 Texas W 4-2 Missouri L 3-72011 #13 Texas A&M L 5-10 Oklahoma City, Okla. #12 Oklahoma L 1-3

* - Big 12 Tournament Championship Game

TEXAS TECH RECORDS

By Site W LArlington, Texas 1 4Oklahoma City, Okla. 13 20TOTAL 14 24

By Opponents W LBaylor 1 3Kansas State 1 1Missouri 2 3Oklahoma 3 6Oklahoma State 1 0Nebraska 1 3Texas 2 3Texas A&M 3 5TOTAL 14 24

By Coaches W LLarry Hays (1997-2006) 12 18Dan Spencer (2009-2011) 2 6TOTAL 14 24

BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES

YEAR SITE1998 ___________________ Oklahoma City, Okla.

BIG 12 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMSELECTIONS

YEAR PLAYER1997 _________________________Joe Dillon (1B) Brandon Toro (OF) Jason Landreth (DH) Jason Gooding (P)1998 ____________________ MVP - Josh Bard (C) Keith Ginter (2B) Jason Landreth (OF) Brennan Burns (DH) Shane Wright (P)1999 __________________________ Josh Bard (C)2000 ________________ Marco Cunningham (OF)2002 _______________________ Jake Brown (3B)2006 ______________________ Patrick Smart (1B)2010 _____________________ Barrett Barnes (1B) Chad Bettis (P)

TEXAS TECH BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY



TEAM HITTING - TOURNAMENTAverage ________________________________ .390 (1997)At bats __________________________________183 (1997) Runs ____________________________________48 (1997)Hits _____________________________________69 (1997) Doubles __________________________________17 (1997)Triples ____________________________________2 (1997)Home Runs ________________________________7 (1997)Extra-base Hits ____________________________26 (1997)On-base Pct. ____________________________ .442 (1997)Slugging Pct. ___________________________ .607 (1997)RBI ______________________________________44 (1997)Strikeouts ________________________________36 (1998)Walks ________________________________ 18 2x (1998)*Hit Batters _________________________________5 (1998)Stolen Bases ___________________________ 8 2x (1998)*Most Left on Base __________________________33 (1997)Least Left on Base __________________________11 (1999)

TEAM HITTING - GAMEAverage ________.452 (19-42), vs. #14 Oklahoma (5/18/97)At bats ______________________ 47, vs. Missouri (5/20/99)Runs __________________ 17 2x, vs. Oklahoma (5/16/01)*Hits ___________________ 19, vs. #14 Oklahoma (5/18/97)Doubles _________________ 6, vs. #14 Oklahoma (5/18/97)Triples ______ 1 several times, vs. #19 Texas A&M (5/23/09)Home Runs ______________3, vs. #18 Texas A&M (5/16/97)Extra-base Hits ___________ 9 2x, vs. Oklahoma (5/16/01)*Total Bases ________________ 35, vs. Oklahoma (5/16/01)RBI _______________________ 17, vs. Oklahoma (5/16/01)Strikeouts _________________ 11, vs. Texas A&M (5/26/10)Walks ______________________ 6, vs. Texas A&M (5/17/01)Hit Batters _______________ 3, vs. #14 Oklahoma (5/18/97)Stolen Bases ________________ 4, vs. #16 Baylor (5/15/98)Most Left on Base _______ 11, vs. #11 Texas A&M (5/16/98)

INDIVIDUAL HITTING - TOURNAMENTGames _______________________ 5 16x (players in 1998)*Average _____________ .556 (5-for-9), Nick Popescu (2011)At bats __________________________ 24, Josh Bard (1997)Runs ________________________ 9, Brandon Torro (1997)Hits ________________________ 12, Brandon Torro (1997)Doubles ______________________ 4, Brandon Torro (1997)Triples ___________ 1 several times, Garrett Totten (2009)*Home Runs _______________________4, Joe Dillon (1997)RBI ________________________ 12, Jason Landreth (1997)Extra-base Hits _________________5 3x, Josh Bard (1998)*Strikeouts ____6 3x, Jason Landreth/Miles Durham (1998)*Walks __________________________ 8, Keith Ginter (1998)Hit by Pitch _______________________3, Joe Dillon (1997)Stolen Bases __________________ 4, Brandon Torro (1997)

INDIVIDUAL HITTING - GAMEAt bats _______ 6 7x, Jon Slack, vs. #13 Nebraska (5/23/02)*Runs ________4 2x, Jason Rainey, vs. Oklahoma (5/16/01)*Hits ____ 4 5x, Nick Popescu, vs. #13 Texas A&M (5/25/11)*Doubles ___2 5x, Patrick Smart, vs. #11 Nebraska (5/25/06)*Triples _ 1 several times, Garrett Totten, vs. #19 Texas A&M (5/23/09)*Home Runs ___ 2 2x, Barrett Barnes, vs. #1 Texas (5/27/10)*Extra-base Hits __ 3, Jason Landreth, vs. #14 Oklahoma (5/18/97)Total Bases ___ 8 3x, Barrett Barnes, vs. #1 Texas (5/27/10)*RBI ____________ 5, Jason Landreth, vs. Missouri (5/15/97)Strikeouts __ 3 8x, David Paiz, vs. #12 Oklahoma (5/26/11)*Walks __ 2 10x, Michael Reed, vs. #19 Texas A&M (5/23/09)*Hit by Pitch _________ 2 2x, Ryan Ruiz, vs. Texas (5/19/99)*Stolen Bases ___ 2 3x, Nick Popescu, vs. Missouri (5/29/10)*

* Most Recent Occasion

TEAM PITCHING - TOURNAMENTLowest ERA _____________________________ 4.00 (2005)Highest ERA ____________________________ 6.55 (1997)Innings Pitched __________________________ 44.0 (1997)Runs ____________________________________38 (1997)Fewest Runs ______________________________13 (2011)Earned Runs ______________________________32 (1997)Fewest Earned Runs ________________________10 (2011)Hits _____________________________________63 (1998)Fewest Hits _______________________________23 (2010)Strikeouts ________________________________44 (1997)Fewest Strikeouts __________________________11 (2011)Walks ____________________________________17 (2009)Fewest Walks _______________________________5 (2011)Complete Games _______________________ 1 3x (2001)* Shutouts _____________________________________ N/A

TEAM PITCHING - GAMEInnings Pitched __________ 12.0, vs. Kansas State (5/22/02)Hits ______________________ 21, vs. Oklahoma (5/18/97)Fewest Hits ___________________ 6, vs. Missouri (5/29/10)Runs _____________________ 19, vs. Oklahoma (5/18/97)Fewest Runs _____________ 1, vs. #18 Oklahoma (5/14/98)Earned Runs _______________ 13, vs. Oklahoma (5/18/97)Fewest Earned Runs __________ 0, vs. Oklahoma (5/14/98)Walks ______________________ 9, vs. Texas A&M (5/23/09)Fewest Walks ________________ 0, vs. Oklahoma (5/16/97)Strikeouts _____________________14, vs. Baylor (5/15/98)Fewest Strikeouts ____________ 1, vs. Oklahoma (5/17/98)Home Runs Allowed _________2 7x, vs. Missouri (5/29/10)*Most Hit Batters _____________ 4, vs. Oklahoma (5/16/97)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING - TOURNEYGames ________________________ 4, Zach Stewart (1997)Wins _________________ 1 by several, Chad Bettis (2010)*Losses ________________ 1 by several, Trey Masek (2011)*Saves _______________________ 2 2x, Brad Ralson (1998)*Complete Games _______ 1 3x, Brandon Roberson (2001)*Shutouts _____________________________________ N/AERA __ 0.00 by several pitchers, Jerad McCrummen (2011)*Innings Pitched ________9.0 3x, Brandon Roberson (2001)*Hits ____________________________14, Joe Smith (1998)Runs ___________________________11, Joe Smith (1998)Earned Runs _______________________7, Jeff Peck (1997)______________________________ 7, Chris Phillips (2001)Strikeouts _____________________ 10, Chad Bettis (2010)Walks _________________________6, Shane Wright (1999)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING - GAMELow-hit CG __ 7, Shane Wright, vs. #18 Oklahoma (5/14/98)Innings Pitched ___9.0 4x, 9.0, Brandon Roberson, vs.Oklahoma (6/16/01)*Hits _________ 14, Joe Smith, vs. #11 Texas A&M (5/16/98)_______________ 14, Kevin Tracey, vs. Texas A&M (5/18/00)Runs ________ 11, Joe Smith, vs. #11 Texas A&M (5/16/98)Earned Runs _____ 7, Jeff Peck, vs. #14 Oklahoma (5/18/97)Strikeouts _________10, Chad Bettis, vs. #1 Texas (5/27/10)Walks ______________ 6, Shane Wright, vs. Texas (5/19/99)

RELIEF PITCHING - GAMEIP _________ 6.1, Brandon Roberson, vs. Missouri (5/20/99)Hits _________7, Brandon Roberson, vs. Missouri (5/20/99)Runs ____________ 5, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (5/29/10)Earned Runs __ 3 5x, Brandon Petite, vs. Texas A&M (5/26/10)*Strikeouts ___ 5, Zach Stewart, vs. #14 Oklahoma (5/18/97)Walks ____________ 3, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (5/29/10)

MISCELLANEOUSGames ________________________________ 5 2x (1998)*Longest Game, Time ______ 4:12, vs. Kansas State (5/22/02)Longest Game, Innings __12 2x, vs. Kansas State (5/22/02)*Shortest Game, Time _____ 2:05, vs. #5 Nebraska (5/27/05)Highest Attendance __ 10,400, vs. #18 Oklahoma (5/14/98)Lowest Attendance ___ 1,900, vs. #18 Texas A&M (5/16/97)Largest Margin of Victory __12 runs, vs. Oklahoma (5/16/01)Largest Margin of Defeat __9 runs, vs. #17 Missouri (5/26/05)Biggest Deficit Overcame___ 3, vs. #12 Oklahoma State (5/17/97)Biggest Lead to Squander __ 6, vs. #14 Oklahoma (5/18/97)Most Runs in Inning ___ 8 (2nd Inn.), vs. #11 Texas A&M (5/17/98)

TEXAS TECH BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-TIME RECORDS



Dan Spencer guided the Red Raiders back to the Big 12 Conference Championship in Oklahoma City for the second consecutive year. This time Tech entered the tourney as the No. 5 seed - its highest seeding since 2004 when it was the No. 3 seed. Texas Tech lost its fifth game in a row to start tournament action with a 9-2 loss against Texas A&M. The Red Raiders lost game three of the Baylor series and were swept on the road at Nebraska in the final series of the regular season. Tech rebounded quickly with a 4-2 win over Texas, who entered the tournament as the No. 1 team in the country. The season ended for the Red Raiders in the third game of the Big 12 Championships with a 7-3 loss against Missouri. Tech finished the season with a 28-29 overall record and on the outside looking in at the NCAA Tournament field.

GAME ONE VS. OKLAHOMA Texas Tech dropped its fourth consecutive game to Texas A&M in Big 12 Championship action and the loss also gave the Red Raiders their third consecutive loss in Big 12 Championship game openers. A&M starter Michael Wacha had a no-hitter through five innings and finished with seven strikeouts. Ben Flora took the loss in the start, allowing four runs on six hits with six strikeouts in 5.1 innings. Bonham Hough homered and went 2-for-3.

GAME TWO VS. TEXAS Junior right-handed pitcher Chad Bettis made a triumphant return following a four-game susension and Barrett Barnes, the Big 12’s Freshman of the Year, blasted two home runs to lead Texas Tech to a 4-2 upset over top-ranked Texas. The victory by the Red Raiders marked their first over a team ranked No. 1 in the nation since defeating top-ranked Cal State Fullerton 11-5 on May 27, 2001 (nine years to the day). The win also made Tech the only team in the Big 12 and just one of two teams nationally to win two games against the Longhorns this season.

GAME THREE VS. MISSOURI Texas Tech had its season come to an end in its third game at the Big 12 Championships with a 7-3 loss against Missouri. A two-out fielding error by Jamodrick McGruder in the bottom of the seventh allowed four unearned runs - including a three-run home run by Ryan Gebhart - and eliminated Tech from postseason action.

2010 BIG 12 TOURNAMENT RESULTS

Wednesday, May 26#4 Texas A&M 9, #5 Texas Tech 2#8 Missouri 7, #1 Texas 3#6 Baylor 11, #3 Kansas State 8#2 Oklahoma 3, #7 Kansas 2

Thursday, May 27#5 Texas Tech 4, #1 Texas 2#4 Texas A&M 7, #8 Missouri 2

Friday, May 28#3 Kansas State 10, #7 Kansas 5#6 Baylor 8, #2 Oklahoma 3

Saturday, May 29#8 Missouri 7, #5 Texas Tech 3#4 Texas A&M 9, #1 Texas 3#2 Oklahoma 13, #3 Kansas State 2 (8 inn.)#6 Baylor 6, #7 Kansas 3

Sunday, May 30#4 Texas A&M 5, #6 Baylor 3 (10 inn.)

Total Attendance: 68,275

2010 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (NO. 5 SEED) Texas Tech made its third consecutive appearance at the Big 12 Championship in Oklahoma City where they would face two nationally-ranked opponents. The Red Raiders entered the tournament as the No. 7 seed, as they finished the regular season a full game behind No. 6 seed Kansas State in the loss column and a game ahead of No. 8 seed Mis-souri in the win column. Tech lost for the fourth consecutive time in first-round action with a 10-5 defeat against eventual tournament champion Texas A&M. Tech led 5-0 after four and a half innings but would give up 10 unanswered runs the following three frames. Tech was eliminated from tournament action by No. 3 seed Oklahoma, who entered the tourney as the No. 12 ranked team in the nation. The Red Raiders went two-and-out for the third time (2004, 1999) in the Big 12 era.

GAME ONE VS. TEXAS A&M The Red Raiders jumped out to a 5-0 lead after the top of the fifth inning, but would then allow 10 unanswered runs as No. 13 Texas A&M won the first-round matchup 10-5. Texas Tech was led by senior Nick Popescu, who went 4-for-5 while tying the school record for most base hits in a Big 12 Championship game. He is the first Red Raider with four hits in the Big 12 tourney since 2001. The loss dropped Tech to 3-5 against A&M all-time in Big 12 Championship play. It was Tech’s fourth consecutive loss to the Aggies in the Big 12 Tournament dating back to 2001. Shortstop Kelby Tomlinson was Tech’s only other player with multi-hits going 2-for-4 in his first career Big 12 Tournament game. It was the second straight year Tech opened the tournament playing the Aggies.

GAME TWO VS. OKLAHOMA Tech was eliminated from the Big 12 Championship with a 3-1 loss against No. 3 seeded and No. 12 nationally-ranked Oklahoma. The Red Raiders have base hits from six different players but it wouldn’t be enough against Oklahoma right-handed pitcher Burch Smith who dominated Tech for the second time during the season. Smith struck out eight batters in 8.2 innings as he was one out shy of the complete game. Tech freshman Trey Masek took the loss as he became the first Tech freshman to start in the Big 12 Championship since 2006 (Miles Morgan). Masek allowed six hits in 3.2 innings while striking out two and giving up two runs.Oklahoma scored single runs in three straight innings during the third, fourth and fifth innings. Tech scored its lone run on three base hits in the eighth as Nick Popescu drove home sophomore Bo Altobelli with a single to right field.


Wednesday, May 25#4 Oklahoma State 6, #5 Baylor 2#8 Missouri 6, #1 Texas 4#2 Texas A&M 10, #7 Texas Tech 5#6 Kansas State 5, #3 Oklahoma 4

Thursday, May 26#1 Texas 6, #5 Baylor 1 - Baylor eliminated#3 Oklahoma 3, #7 Texas Tech 1 - Texas Tech eliminated#8 Missouri 6, #5 Oklahoma State 5#2 Texas A&M 4, #6 Kansas State 1

Friday, May 27#1 Texas 9, #5 Oklahoma State 3 - Oklahoma State eliminated#6 Kansas State 4, #3 Oklahoma 3 - Oklahoma eliminated

Saturday, May 28#1 Texas 6, #8 Missouri 1#2 Texas A&M 9, #6 Kansas State 8 (11 inn.) - Kansas State eliminated#8 Missouri 2, #1 Texas 1 - Texas eliminated

Sunday, May 29#2 Texas A&M 10, #8 Missouri 9 (10 inn.)


2011 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (NO. 7 SEED)



Under first-year head coach Dan Spencer, the Red Raiders made a triumphant return to the Big 12 Conference Championship after a two-year hiatus. Tech’s tournament appear-ance was its first since the 2006 season and the Red Raiders secured a spot with a series win at No. 10 Kansas State in early May. The Red Raiders entered the tournament knowing that they had to win it in order to continue their season in the Big Dance. After suffering an opening-round loss to Oklahoma, Tech fired back with a 4-2 win over Missouri that put the Red Raiders back into contention. Tech found itself matched up against rival Texas A&M on Saturday and a win would have put the Red Raiders into Sunday’s championship game. The Red Raiders, however, were able to pull it off and the Aggies ended Tech’s 2009 season with an 11-4 win.

GAME ONE VS. OKLAHOMA No. 8 Oklahoma rebounded from a 2-0 deficit in the top of the fourth with two runs of its own in the bottom half of the inning and then tacked on three in the next two innings to earn a 5-2 win. Andrew Doyle earned his second win of the year against the Red Raiders after turning in eight strong innings allowing just two runs on four hits. AJ Ramos took the loss for Tech after allowing five runs on eight hits over 5 2/3 innings.

GAME TWO VS. MISSOURI Junior right-hander Nate Karns pitched six strong innings and closer Chad Bettis tidied things up with three innings of relief to lead Tech to a 4-2 win over the Tigers. Karns only allowed one unearned run on two hits while striking out seven in what was undoubtedly his best outing of the season. Taylor Ashby and Michael Reed each posted two hits and drove in one run each.

GAME THREE VS. TEXAS A&M Texas Tech needed a win over the Aggies in order to make its first Big 12 Tournament championship game since 1998 but that was not meant to be as Miles Morgan allowed five runs in just 1 2/3 innings and A&M went on to win 11-4. Tech walked nine batters in the game which turned out to be a Big 12 Tournament record for any Red Raider pitching staff. Garrett Totten and Jeremy Mayo each had two hits in the game to lead the offense.


Wednesday, May 20#4 Kansas State, 5, #5 Kansas 4#8 Baylor 14, #1 Texas 9#3 Missouri 5, #6 Texas A&M 2#2 Oklahoma 5, #7 Texas Tech 2

Thursday, May 21Texas 9, Kansas 3Kansas State 9, Baylor 4

Friday, May 22Texas Tech 4, Missouri 2Texas A&M 17, Oklahoma 15

Saturday, May 23Baylor 8, Kansas 4Texas 4, Kansas State 2Missouri 5, Oklahoma 4Texas A&M 11, Texas Tech 4

Sunday, May 24Texas 12, Missouri 7


2009 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (NO. 7 SEED) For the third consecutive year, Texas Tech managed to qualify for the conference tournament despite the youth of this year’s Red Raider team. Tech finished the season 31-26 overall and 9-16-1 in conference, landing in the eighth and final spot for the conference tournament. The Red Raiders were forced to meet top-seeded Texas in the first game of the tournament. After a strong showing against the Longhorns during conference play, Texas would show their power early as they cruised to a 4-0 win in the opening game. Unfortunately, Tech’s season was brought to an end following consecutive losses to Nebraska and Baylor to finish the tournament.

GAME ONE VS. TEXAS Texas Tech suffered its first shutout loss in 88 games as Kenn Kasparek and the Longhorns limited the Red Raiders to little offense as Tech only recorded five hits for the game. The Tech defense had a hard time defending the plate as only seven hits were allowed but four runs were surrendered. The 2006 Big 12 Freshman Pitcher of the Year Miles Morgan was charged with the loss in his first conference tournament appearance.

GAME TWO VS. NEBRASKA Unfortunately, the Red Raiders hopes of a conference championship were over before they took the field against the Huskers as Texas defeated Baylor earlier in the day, leaving both Tech and Baylor out of contention for the crown. However, the Red Raiders came out strong against the No. 11 Huskers and held a 3-2 lead in the top of the sixth until Nebraska exploded with a four-run inning to hand Tech its second loss of the tournament.

GAME THREE VS. BAYLOR The Texas Tech defense surrendered four unearned runs in the sixth inning and never seemed to be able to recover as the Baylor Bears took a 5-3 lead and never looked back. With the loss, Tech extended its losing streak to six games marking the longest losing streak since the 1992 season. Tech exited the 2006 tournament without winning a single game for the third time since 1999.


Wednesday, May 24#4 Nebraska 3, #5 Baylor 2#1 Texas 4, #8 Texas Tech 0#6 Kansas 7, #3 Oklahoma 2#7 Missouri 9, #2 Oklahoma State 5

Thursday, May 25Texas 16, Baylor 8Nebraska 6, Texas Tech 4

Friday, May 26Missouri 11, Oklahoma 0Kansas 11, Oklahoma State 6

Saturday, May 27Baylor 5, Texas Tech 3Nebraska 6, Texas 5Oklahoma 21, Oklahoma State 6Kansas 4, Missouri 3

Sunday, May 28Kansas 9, Nebraska 7





Texas Tech made certain that it would not miss the Big 12 Conference Tournament for the second year in a row as the Red Raiders put together a 17-9 mark in

league play to earn a third-place finish. The Red Raiders featured one of the top offenses in the nation in 2004 and came into the tournament having scored 66 runs in its final five games of the season. Unfortunately for the Red Raiders, they were paired up with the Baylor Bears in the first round of the tournament. Tech had just completed the regular-season with a three-game sweep of the Bears to earn the third place finish in conference. Baylor issued some revenge on Tech with a 9-3 win in the opener and thus moved Tech to the loser’s bracket against Oklahoma. The Sooners elminated Tech from the tournament with a 3-1 win. Tech exited the 2004 tournament having not won a single game for just the second time (last in 1999).

GAME ONE VS. BAYLOR Baylor got a strong pitching performance from Trey Taylor as he held Tech to just three earned runs on eight hits over seven innings. Taylor recorded seven strikeouts and improved to 6-3 on the season. Tech’s Matthew Coco hit his seventh home run of the season while Josh Brady added his third triple. The opening round loss was Tech’s first since the 2000 season when the Red Raiders fell to Texas 8-4.

GAME TWO VS. OKLAHOMA The Oklahoma Sooners eliminated Tech from the tournament and gave the Red Raiders just their second 0-2 performance in the tournament’s history. OU right-hander Mark Roberts struckout 12 Red Raiders and fell just one inning short of a complete game. Jose Delgado finished with two hits while Josh Brady scored Tech’s only run of the game with a solo home run in the seventh. The home run was his 19th of the year.


Wednesday, May 26#6 Baylor 8, #3 Texas Tech 3#7 Missouri 9, #2 Oklahoma 5#4 Oklahoma State 6, #5 Texas A&M 5#8 Nebraska 5, #1 Texas 2

Thursday, May 27Oklahoma 3, Texas Tech 1Texas 13, Texas A&M 6Missouri 12, Baylor 1

Friday, May 28Oklahoma State 7, Nebraska 1Baylor 14, Oklahoma 4Texas 6, Nebraska 5

Saturday, May 29Missouri 10, Baylor 7Oklahoma State 8, Texas 2

Sunday, May 30Oklahoma State 10, Missouri 9


2004 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (NO. 3 SEED)2005 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (NO. 8 SEED)

Texas Tech didn’t know its Big 12 Tournament fate until the final weekend of the season as the Red Raiders traveled to Norman for a three-game series against Oklahoma. The Red

Raiders weren’t able to pick up a win in Norman but a series sweep by Texas over Texas A&M gave Tech the final spot in the postseason tournament. Texas Tech went 9-16 in the Big 12 in 2005 and was forced to meet top-seeded Nebraska in the first game ot the tourney. After a big upset of the fourth-ranked Huskers, Tech’s season came to an end as the Red Raiders were eliminated from tournament play after losses to Missouri and Nebraska.

GAME ONE VS. NEBRASKA Texas Tech became the fourth No. 8 seed to defeat a No. 1 seed in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament as Tech dropped fourth-ranked Nebraska 5-3. Junior right-hander Billy Carnline tossed a season-high 147 pitches over 7 1/3 innings but suffered a no-decision as Adam Lawford earned the win in 1 2/3 innings of relief. Senior third baseman Carey Avants went 2-for-5 with three RBI to lead the Tech offense.

GAME TWO VS. MISSOURI Unfortuantely for Texas Tech, the Red Raiders ran into Missouri and RHP Max Scherzer the following day and the Tigers sent Tech into the loser’s bracket with a 10-1 win. The nine-run loss tied the largest loss suffered by Tech in Big 12 Tournament history and was Scherzer’s second win over the Red Raiders in 2005. Scherzer and reliever Andrew Johnston held the Tech offense to just three hits on the night and the Tech defense surrendered five unearned runs on three errors.

GAME THREE VS. NEBRASKA Nebraska ended Texas Tech’s 2005 season with a 2-1 win in what was an elimination game for both teams. The Huskers went on to win the 2005 Big 12 Tournament title by posting a win over Baylor in the championship game. Senior RHP Tanner McElroy pitched a complete game for the Red Raiders but the Tech offense was unable to solve Husker freshman Johnny Dorn. Dorn allowed just one run on five hits in a complete game effort of his own to earn the win for Nebraska.


Wednesday, May 25#6 Oklahoma State 10, #3 Texas 4#2 Baylor 2, #7 Kansas 1 (10 innings)#4 Missouri 8, #5 Oklahoma 7#8 Texas Tech 5, #1 Nebraska 3

Thursday, May 26Texas 9, Kansas 0Nebraska 6, Oklahoma 3Baylor 8, Oklahoma State 3Missouri 10, Texas Tech 1

Friday, May 27Texas 6, Oklahoma State 1Nebraska 2, Texas Tech 1

Saturday, May 28Baylor 9, Texas 8Nebraska 5, Missouri 4Nebraska 17, Missouri 9

Sunday, May 29Nebraska 1, Baylor 0





For the first time in the history of the Big 12 Conference, the postseason baseball tournament was not played in Oklahoma City and instead was played south of

the Red River at the Ballpark in Arlington. The major league home of the Texas Rangers helped the league shatter NCAA records for attendance at a conference baseball tournament as 151,000 fans went through the turnstiles. Texas Tech entered the tournament on a hot streak as the squad won its last 15 regular-season games and finished tied with Nebraska for second place in the Big 12. The Huskers were given the No. 2 seed in the tourney as they owned the head-to-head tiebreaker as NU won the regular-season series 2-1. After winning its first game of the tournament 5-4 in extra-innings over Kansas State, the Red Raiders were eliminated from the tournament as Tech lost a 12-8 decision to No. 13 Nebraska and 7-6 to KSU in an elimination game.

GAME ONE VS. KANSAS STATE Senior Bryon Smith tied the game in the 11th with a solo home run and then knocked in the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 12th to give No. 17 Tech a 5-4 win over the Wildcats. The win pushed Tech’s win streak to 16 games and was the first ever Big 12 Tournament game played at The Ballpark In Arlington. Senior reliever Steve Rowe earned the win as he pitched 3 2/3 innings and allowed just one run on five hits.

GAME TWO VS. NEBRASKA No. 13 Nebraska scored runs in all eight innings and held off a late Red Raider rally to pick up a 12-8 win over No. 17 Texas Tech in front of 10.092 fans. The win snapped Tech’s 16 game winning streak while Nebraska’s current win streak improved to 10 games. Shane Komine earned the win for Nebraska while Nathan Fouts took the loss for Tech.

GAME THREE VS. KANSAS STATE Kansas State took advantage of three passed balls and pounded out 12 hits to take a 7-6 win over No. 17 Texas Tech in an elimination game. Senior third baseman Jake Brown gave Tech a 5-0 lead in the first innings when he hit his first career grand slam. The Wildcats tied the game in the seventh inning and then Brandon Taylor gave KSU the lead with an RBI double in the bottom of the eighth. Matt Harbin took the loss for Texas Tech as he gave up one earned run on five hits in 2 2/3 innings of relief work.


Wednesday, May 22#3 Texas Tech 5, #6 Kansas State 4#2 Nebraska 11, #7 Baylor 9#4 Oklahoma 11, #5 Oklahoma State 3#8 Texas A&M 8, #1 Texas 4

Thursday, May 23Kansas State 6, Baylor 2Texas 8, Oklahoma State 6Nebraska 12, Texas Tech 8Oklahoma 9, Texas A&M 1

Friday, May 24Kansas State 7, Texas Tech 6Texas 9, Texas A&M 4

Saturday, May 25Nebraska 8, Kansas State 7Texas 2, Oklahoma 1Texas 8, Oklahoma 5

Sunday, May 26Texas 9, Nebraska 6 (10 innings)


Texas Tecj entered the 2001 Phillips 66 Big 12 Tournament as one of the hottest teams in the league as the Red Raider made a late season run to claim the No. 2

seed. The highly favored Red Raiders entered the tournament with a record of 39-16-1 overall and a 19-10-1 Big 12 record. Texas Tech clinched the No. 2 seed by winning a three-game series at Baylor 2-1 giving Tech its highest seed since the No. 1 back in 1997. The Red Raiders opened the tournament with a 17-5 blowout of Oklahoma after Brandon Roberson pitched a complete game allowing five runs on seven hits. Texas Tech pounded out 18 hits which was a school record for hits in a game in the Big 12 Tournament for the Red Raiders. Texas Tech’s Big 12 Tournament title hopes came to an end as the Red Raiders dropped the next two games to Texas A&M and Oklahoma respectively. Texas Tech finished the Big 12 Tournament with a record of 1-2.

GAME ONE VS. OKLAHOMA Senior right-handed pitcher Brandon Roberson pitched a complete game gem to lead Texas Tech to a 17-5 win over Oklahoma in the opening game of the tournament for both teams. Roberson allowed just five runs on seven hits and struckout seven in the process. Chad Landry went 4-for-5 and Nick Blankenship went 3-for-5 with four RBI to pace the Tech offense.

GAME TWO VS. TEXAS A&M Texas A&M got some revenge over Texas Tech in the second game of the tournament for both teams as the Aggies won 8-6. The Aggies, who were swept in Lubbock in the regular season, got three good innings of relief from Steven Ponder and Ty Garner went 3-for-3 to help aid in the win. Texas Tech was paced by Austin Cranford who went 2-for-4 with an RBI.

GAME THREE VS. OKLAHOMA Tech third baseman Nick Blankenship committed a costly run error in the bottom of the second that led to a 4-3 Oklahoma win that eliminated Texas Tech from the tournament. Mark Roberts pitched his first career complete game allowing two earned runs on eight hits with four strikeouts. Catcher Tony Arnerich went 2-for-4 with an RBI to lead the Texas Tech offense.


Wednesday, May 16#9 Texas A&M 9, #3 Texas 8#2 Texas Tech 17, #7 Oklahoma 5#3 Oklahoma State 18, #4 Baylor 4#4 Nebraska 5, #8 Iowa State 2

Thursday, May 17Oklahoma 9, Texas 7Iowa State 6, Baylor 5Texas A&M 8, Texas Tech 6Nebraska 8, Oklahoma State 1

Friday, May 18Oklahoma 4, Texas Tech 3Oklahoma State 17, Iowa State 4

Saturday, May 19Texas A&M 10, Oklahoma 1Nebraska 10, Oklahoma State 5

Sunday, May 20Nebraska 7, Texas A&M 4





The 1999 Big 12 Tournament expanded to eight teams for the first time. For the second straight season, Texas Tech finished the conference season in third

place and faced the Texas Longhorns in the first round. The Tech pitching staff led the conference with a 4.22 staff ERA. For the first time, the Red Raiders lost their opening game of the Big 12 tournament. It didn’t get much better as Texas Tech lost the second game and went back to Lubbock without a victory. Josh Bard was named to the all-tournament team for the second time.

GAME ONE VS. TEXAS Texas Tech couldn’t get the bats going in game one as the managed just four hits and lost, 7-3. Texas Tech was held scoreless until they tied the game with three runs in the bottom of the eight. However, the Longhorns answered with four runs in the top of the ninth to take the first round game. Tech starter Shane Wright went 8.1 innings, allowing five runs on 10 hits, six walks and seven strikeouts. Lance Woodcock was the only Red Raider hitter with more than one hit as he went 2-3 with a double and two RBI.

GAME TWO VS. MISSOURI In Tech’s first extra-inning game of the Big 12 Tournament play, the Red Raiders lost, 8-7, to Missouri in 12 innings. The game was back-and-forth with Tech tying it at 7-7 in the top of the seventh with three runs. The Tigers broke the tie with a run in the bottom of the 12th off reliever Brandon Roberson. Roberson suffered the loss, but allowed just one run on seven hits in 6.1 relief innings. Josh Bard drove in four runs while going 2-5 with a home run. Chaz Eiguren also homered for Texas Tech while Ryan Ruiz and Chris Sampson had two hits apiece.


Wednesday, May 19#8 Oklahoma 10, #1 Texas A&M 5#5 Nebraska 5, #4 Oklahoma State 0#2 Baylor 2, #7 Missouri 0#6 Texas 7, #3 Texas Tech 3

Thursday, May 20Texas A&M 4, Oklahoma State 2Missouri 8, Texas Tech 7 (12 innings)Nebraska 14, Oklahoma 7Baylor 8, Texas 2

Friday, May 21Texas A&M 10, Oklahoma 3Missouri 5, Texas 4 (11 innings)

Saturday, May 22Nebraska 8, Texas A&M 7Baylor 9, Missouri 2



1999 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (NO. 3 SEED)2000 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (NO. 5 SEED)

Texas Tech entered the 2000 Phillips 66 Big 12 Tournament as the fifth seed looking to not only win the championship but earn a spot in the NCCA Regional.

The Red Raiders came to Oklahoma City as a bubble team and needed at least two wins in the tournament to solidify a berth in the NCAA’s. After dropping the first game of the tournament to rival Texas, Texas Tech rebounded by winning its next two games. Tech eliminated Texas A&M by a final score of 8-6 and then eliminated Texas 4-3. Tech’s run in the Big 12 Tournament came to an end on Saturday (5/20) as the Baylor Bears dropped the Red Raiders 10-1. Texas Tech was rewarded the following Monday with a berth in the NCAA Regionals in Houston, Texas.

GAME ONE VS. TEXAS Texas designated hitter Ryan Hueble went 3-for-4 with six RBI to lead the Longhorns to an 8-4 win over the Red Raider in the opening game of the Big 12 Tournament for both teams. Both teams committed three errors each but it was 14 Texas hits that proved to be the most damaging. Junior Blake McGinley suffered the loss for Texas Tech and fell to 5-3 on the season.

GAME TWO VS. TEXAS A&M Texas Tech pounded out 16 hits and Jason Rainey hit a crucial home run to give the Red Raiders as 8-6 win over the Texas A&M Aggies to eliminate them from the tournament. Senior hurler Kevin Tracey pitched a complete game allowing five earned runs and striking out three batters.

GAME THREE VS. TEXAS Texas Tech was able to stay alive in the Big 12 Tournament thus keeping its hopes of a berth in the NCCA Tournament by beating the Texas Longhorns 4-3 eliminating the Horns from the tournament. First baseman Mark Austry hit a two-out RBI single in the bottom of the ninth to give Texas Tech the win. Texas All-America relief pitcher Charlie Thames suffered the loss for Texas while Steve Rowe improved to 6-0 with the win for Texas Tech.

GAME FOUR VS. BAYLOR Jason Rainey scored Tech’s only run on a solo homer as the Red Raiders fell victim to Baylor 10-1 on Saturday eliminating Tech from the tournament. The Bears out hit Texas Tech 12-6 while shortstop J. Brewer led the Bears with a 4-for-5 performance at the plate.


Wednesday, May 17#3 Oklahoma 9, #6 Oklahoma State 8#7 Missouri 12, #2 Nebraska 10#4 Texas 8, #5 Texas Tech 4#1 Baylor 12, #8 Texas A&M 3

Thursday, May 18Nebraska 7, Oklahoma State 5Texas Tech 8, Texas A&M 6Oklahoma 12, Missouri 6Baylor 3, Texas 2

Friday, May 19Nebraska 4, Missouri 3Texas Tech 4, Texas 3

Saturday, May 20Nebraska 3, Oklahoma 1Baylor 10, Texas Tech 1Nebraska 6, Oklahoma 1






Head coach Larry Hays and the Red Raiders went into the second Big 12 Tournament with just seven pitchers, but left Oklahoma City carrying the

championship trophy. Texas Tech finished the conference season at 18-11 and went to the conference tournament as the third seed. As a team, the Red Raiders led the conference in hitting at .344 while the pitching staff topped the Big 12 with 558 strikeouts. With just seven pitchers and Tech possibly facing five games, no one gave the Red Raiders much of a chance. However, the pitching was used at a premium and the Red Raider bats heated up at the right time to win four of the five games, including a 14-7 victory in the final game against Texas A&M. The Red Raiders put four players on the all-tournament team and Josh Bard was named the tourney’s most outstanding player.

GAME ONE VS. OKLAHOMA After the two teams combined for 36 runs in the 1997 championship game, Texas Tech defeated Oklahoma 5-1, in Tech’s first game of the 1998 tournament. Shane Wright allowed just one unearned run while scattering seven hits in his 12th complete game of the season. Wright also set Tech’s single-season record with his 13th with of the year. Offensively, Brennan Burns and Mark Austry drove in two runs apiece. Burns and Josh Bard went 2-4 at the plate.

GAME TWO VS. BAYLOR The Red Raiders jumped on Baylor starter Jason Jennings for eight runs after four innings. Tech led 8-1 before the Bears closed the gap to 8-4 with a run in the fifth and two in the seventh. It wasn’t enough as Texas Tech added three in the bottom of the eighth. Monty Ward was credited with the win after striking out nine over 6.2 innings. Brad Ralston picked up the save with 1.1 innings of hitless relief. Bard drove in three runs on his 14th homer of the year while Keith Ginter hit his 17th of the season. Ryan Ruiz went also had three RBI while going 2-5.

GAME THREE VS. TEXAS A&M In the first two tournament meetings, the Aggies defeated the Red Raiders 11-7 on Saturday. Texas A&M led 9-2 after six innings before Tech scored one in the seventh and four in the ninth. The Red Raiders committed a tournament-record six errors in the game. Texas Tech starter Joe Smith allowed 11 runs (five earned) on 14 hits over 7.0 innings. At the plate, Jason Landreth was 3-4 with an RBI and Jason Huth went 2-5 with two RBI.

GAME FOUR VS. OKLAHOMA The second meeting of the 1998 tournament with Oklahoma saw Texas Tech win, 4-3. The Red Raiders scored all of their runs in the first three innings with three in the first and one in the third. Texas Tech starter Cade Allison allowed three runs in 5.2 innings before Ralston earned his second save of the tournament with 3.1 relief innings. Bard keyed the Red Raiders attack by going 2-4 with a home run, double, two runs and two RBI. Kevin Jordan and Ginter also had two hits apiece.

GAME FIVE VS. TEXAS A&M In the championship game, the Red Raiders had to face regular-season champion Texas A&M. The Aggies defeated the Red Raiders earlier in the tournament, 11-7. This time, it was all Texas Tech as the Red Raiders won 14-7 and had 18 hits off four Aggie pitchers. Tech wasted no time with eight runs in the second inning and built leads of 9-0 and 12-3. Jordan, Landreth, Brandon Buckley and Austry combined to go 12-17 with two home runs, two doubles, 10 runs and 10 RBI. Ironically, current Tech reliever Clancy Fossum faced the Red Raiders as a relief pitcher for Texas A&M.


Thursday, May 14#1 Texas A&M 4, #6 Oklahoma 3#2 Baylor 7, #5 Missouri 3#3 Texas Tech 5, #4 Oklahoma 1

Friday, May 15Oklahoma State 11, Missouri 8Oklahoma 10, Texas A&M 4Texas Tech 11, Baylor 4

Saturday, May 16Texas A&M 8, Baylor 5Oklahoma 9, Oklahoma State 4Texas A&M 11, Texas Tech 7

Sunday, May 17Texas Tech 4, Oklahoma 3Texas Tech 14, Texas A&M 7 (Title Game)


After winning the inaugural Big 12 Championship, the Texas Tech Red Raiders and five other conference schools met in Oklahoma City for the tournament. By

winning the regular-season title, Tech entered the tournament with the top seed and faced sixth-seeded Missouri in the first game. The Red Raiders entered the first ever Big 12 tournament with a 43-10 overall record and a ranked in the top 10 nationally. Throughout the conference season, the Red Raiders led the Big 12 in pitching and hitting. As a team, Tech was tops in the league in hitting (.352), doubles (185) and stolen bases (130). On the mound, the Red Raiders posted a league-best 4.44 ERA and led the league in complete games (14) and strikeouts (598).

GAME ONE VS. MISSOURI In the first game of the tournament against Missouri, Texas Tech jumped out to a 9-1 lead after six innings and cruised to a 12-2 win. Josh Bard, Brandon Toro and Jason Landreth combined to go 8-14 with a home run, three doubles, seven runs and eight RBI. Starting pitcher Jason Gooding tossed a complete game allowing two run on eight hits, three walks and nine strikeouts.

GAME TWO VS. OKLAHOMA On Friday, the Oklahoma Sooners knocked the Red Raiders into the loser’s bracket with a 5-3 win. After spotting Oklahoma a 4-1 lead after four innings, the Red Raiders scored two in the fifth to close to within one run. Keith Ginter went 2-5 while Toro was 3-4. Shane Wright suffered the loss after allowing four runs on eight hits over 6.1 innings.

GAME THREE VS. TEXAS A&M In the first of two games on Saturday, Texas Tech defeated Texas A&M to knock the Aggies out of the tournament. Tech built a 9-2 lead heading into the eighth inning before Texas A&M scored four. Brad Ralston pitched the final 1.1 innings allowing no hits and no runs for his sixth save of the season. Joe Dillon hit his 30th and 31st home runs of the year while Josh Bard went 3-5 with a pair of doubles. The Red Raiders pounded out 17 hits off three Aggie pitchers.

GAME FOUR VS. OKLAHOMA STATE The Red Raiders defeated Oklahoma State in their second game on Saturday by the score of 7-6. Trailing 4-1 in the top of the sixth, Tech scored six runs on six hits to take the 7-4 lead. Ginter, Toro and Jason Huth each had two hits apiece to pace the offensive attack. On the mound, Coach Hays used four pitchers. Zach Stewart and Ralston combined to go 3.2 scoreless innings out of the bullpen to move Tech into the championship game.

GAME FIVE VS. OKLAHOMA The championship game provided plenty of fireworks for the 5,400 fans in attendance. The Red Raiders and Sooners combined for 36 runs on 40 hits, including 19 extra-base hits. Texas Tech used seven pitchers and finished the game with Ginter, a second baseman, throwing the final 1.1 innings. After three innings, Tech led 8-6. Oklahoma tied the game in the fourth with two runs.


Thursday, May 15#1 Texas Tech 12, #6 Missouri 2#2 Oklahoma State 11, #5 Baylor 8#3 Texas A&M 11, #4 Oklahoma 3

Friday, May 16Missouri 9, Baylor 8Oklahoma 5, Texas Tech 7Texas Tech 7, Oklahoma State 6

Saturday, May 17Texas Tech 9, Texas A&M 6Oklahoma 16, Missouri 7Texas Tech 7, Oklahoma State 6

Sunday, May 18Oklahoma 10, Oklahoma State 5Oklahoma 19, Texas Tech 17 (Title Game)





2011 SEASON RESULTS

Date Opponent W Score L R-H-E R-H-E Inn Overall Big 12 Pitcher of Record Attend Temp Time# 2/18/11 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 8-0 8-12-1 0-2-2 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 Neely (W 1-0) 2,398 73° 2:44# 2/19/11 NORTHWESTERN W 6-1 6-7-1 1-4-5 9 2-0-0 0-0-0 Kilcrease (W 1-0) 3,551 68° 2:01# 2/19/11 UTAH VALLEY W 6-2 6-13-2 2-8-3 9 3-0-0 0-0-0 Parten (W 1-0) 3,189 73° 2:45# 2/20/11 NORTHWESTERN W 8-6 8-15-2 6-11-1 9 4-0-0 0-0-0 Paiz (W 1-0) 2,240 64° 2:44^ 2/24/11 BYU W 7-4 7-10-1 4-12-1 9 5-0-0 0-0-0 Fowler (W 1-0) 2,316 66° 2:44^ 2/25/11 BYU 3-8 L 3-9-4 8-11-1 9 5-1-0 0-0-0 Coulombe (L 0-1) 2,448 55° 3:04^ 2/26/11 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 15-3 15-18-0 3-9-1 9 6-1-0 0-0-0 Kilcrease (W 2-0) 3,104 80° 2:25^ 2/27/11 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 14-8 14-16-1 8-13-1 9 7-1-0 0-0-0 McCrummen (W 1-0) 2,372 72° 3:08 3/01/11 UNLV W 9-4 9-9-0 4-7-1 9 8-1-0 0-0-0 Paiz (W 2-0) 2,060 72° 3:02 3/02/11 UNLV 3-4 L 3-5-0 4-10-0 9 8-2-0 0-0-0 Flora (L 0-1) 2,045 68° 2:27 3/04/11 #8 TCU 0-7 L 0-4-1 7-14-0 9 8-3-0 0-0-0 Coulombe (L 0-2) 4,173 68° 2:36 3/05/11 #8 TCU 6-8 L 6-5-1 8-16-1 9 8-4-0 0-0-0 Masek (L 0-1) 3,060 54° 3:03 3/06/11 #8 TCU 1-8 L 1-3-1 8-15-0 9 8-5-0 0-0-0 Parten (L 1-1) 3,118 48° 2:36+ 3/11/11 IOWA W 9-7 9-15-3 7-12-1 9 9-5-0 0-0-0 Neely (W 2-0) 2,452 85° 2:47+ 3/12/11 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 5-14 L 5-10-1 14-16-0 9 9-6-0 0-0-0 Parten (L 1-2) 2,394 56° 3:04+ 3/12/11 IOWA W 6-4 6-7-2 4-5-2 9 10-6-0 0-0-0 Masek (W 1-1) 2,467 67° 2:08+ 3/13/11 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI W 6-5 6-10-0 5-10-0 9 11-6-0 0-0-0 Paiz (W 3-0) 2,778 68° 2:45+ 3/15/11 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI W 9-7 9-9-1 7-14-0 9 12-6-0 0-0-0 von Schamann (W 1-0) 2,883 58° 3:01* 3/18/11 at #14 Baylor W 6-5 6-10-0 5-10-0 9 13-6-0 1-0-0 Neely (W 3-0) 3,308 85° 3:09* 3/19/11 at #14 Baylor 13-14 L 13-22-3 14-12-0 9 13-7-0 1-1-0 Flora (L 0-2) 3,122 82° 3:37* 3/20/11 at #14 Baylor W 10-6 10-19-1 6-8-1 (10) 14-7-0 2-1-0 Neely (W 4-0)- 2,575 74° 3:29 3/22/11 at Dallas Baptist W 7-6 7-10-2 6-8-2 9 15-7-0 2-1-0 Neely (W 5-0) 437 80° 3:01* 3/25/11 NEBRASKA 5-15 L 5-8-4 15-19-0 9 15-8-0 2-2-0 Parten (L 1-3) 2,965 81° 2:44* 3/26/11 NEBRASKA W 10-8 10-14-1 8-11-1 9 16-8-0 3-2-0 Neely (W 6-0) 3,382 76° 3:17* 3/27/11 NEBRASKA W 3-0 3-4-1 0-5-0 9 17-8-0 4-2-0 Kilcrease (W 3-0) 2,983 42° 2:33* 4/01/11 at #7 Oklahoma 1-10 L 1-3-2 10-11-1 9 17-9-0 4-3-0 Paiz (L 3-1) 2,002 81° 2:20* 4/02/11 at #7 Oklahoma 1-11 L 1-6-2 11-13-0 9 17-10-0 4-4-0 Masek (L 1-2) 1,983 84° 3:05* 4/03/11 at #7 Oklahoma 5-8 L 5-7-1 8-16-0 9 17-11-0 4-5-0 Kilcrease (L 3-1) 1,367 84° 2:56 4/05/11 vs. UTSA - 1 W 8-2 8-8-1 2-6-4 9 18-11-0 4-5-0 Stewart (W 1-0) - 78° 2:32 4/06/11 vs. UTSA - 2 W 11-6 11-16-0 6-13-1 9 19-11-0 4-5-0 Neely (W 7-0) 860 79° 2:59* 4/08/11 vs. #5 TEXAS A&M W 4-3 4-13-0 3-12-1 (12) 20-11-0 5-5-0 Neely (W 8-0) 3,881 87° 3:51* 4/09/11 vs. #5 TEXAS A&M 4-5 L 4-4-3 5-9-1 9 20-12-0 5-6-0 Fowler (L 1-1) 3,381 91° 2:41* 4/10/11 vs. #5 TEXAS A&M 8-14 L 8-13-1 14-21-4 9 20-13-0 5-7-0 Kilcrease (L 3-2) 3,086 69° 3:06 4/12/11 at New Mexico W 4-1 4-6-2 1-11-0 9 21-13-0 5-7-0 Stewart (W 2-0) 1,243 60° 2:16 4/13/11 at New Mexico W 7-6 7-7-0 6-13-0 9 22-13-0 5-7-0 von Schamann (W 2-0) 1,237 62° 2:44* 4/15/11 at #4 Texas 1-4 L 1-8-1 4-5-1 9 22-14-0 5-8-0 Paiz (L 3-2) 7,286 82° 2:32* 4/16/11 at #4 Texas W 2-1 2-7-0 1-3-0 9 23-14-0 6-8-0 Masek (W 2-2) 7,201 80° 2:36* 4/17/11 at #4 Texas 1-3 L 1-6-0 3-6-1 9 23-15-0 6-9-0 Flora (L 0-3) 7,067 81° 2:23 4/18/11 at Texas State W 8-5 8-9-1 5-7-0 9 24-15-0 6-9-0 Corwin (W 1-0) 1,167 91° 2:52* 4/21/11 at Kansas State 1-2 L 1-6-0 2-8-1 9 24-16-0 6-10-0 Paiz (L 3-3) 759 56° 2:41* 4/22/11 at Kansas State 3-4 L 3-8-0 4-6-1 9 24-17-0 6-11-0 Masek (L 2-3) 931 69° 2:49* 4/23/11 at Kansas State 1-4 L 1-7-1 4-10-0 9 24-18-0 6-12-0 Stewart (L 2-1) 1,170 53° 2:25 4/26/11 NEW MEXICO W 6-1 6-6-1 1-4-0 9 25-18-0 6-12-0 von Schamann (W 3-0) 2,232 78° 2:19 4/27/11 NEW MEXICO 4-8 L 4-4-3 8-10-2 9 25-19-0 6-12-0 Parten (L 1-4) 2,107 65° 2:50* 4/29/11 KANSAS W 3-2 3-8-1 2-9-0 (10) 26-19-0 7-12-0 Neely (W 9-0) 2,397 95° 2:39* 4/30/11 KANSAS W 9-4 9-10-1 4-13-1 9 27-19-0 8-12-0 Masek (W 3-3) 2,983 74° 2:52* 5/01/11 KANSAS W 8-7 8-9-2 7-14-4 9 28-19-0 9-12-0 Kilcrease (W 4-2) 2,288 46° 3:13 5/03/11 DALLAS BAPTIST 1-11 L 1-5-3 11-11-0 9 28-20-0 9-12-0 Kilcrease (L 4-3) 2,153 72° 2:57 5/10/11 at Michigan W 8-2 8-10-2 2-5-1 9 29-20-0 9-12-0 von Schamann (W 4-0) 877 68° 2:29 5/11/11 at Michigan W 6-4 6-5-1 4-11-2 9 30-20-0 9-12-0 Kilcrease (W 5-3) 976 77° 3:01* 5/13/11 at Missouri 1-11 L 1-7-2 11-10-2 9 30-21-0 9-13-0 Paiz (L 3-4) 342 58° 2:32* 5/14/11 at Missouri W 6-4 6-10-0 4-7-1 9 31-21-0 10-13-0 Masek (W 4-3) 755 52° 2:59* 5/15/11 at Missouri 3-4 L 3-8-0 4-3-0 9 31-22-0 10-14-0 McCrummen (L 1-1) 378 51° 2:42* 5/20/11 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 10-11 L 10-18-3 11-14-1 9 31-23-0 10-15-0 Neely (L 9-1) 2,813 81° 3:24* 5/21/11 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE W 11-7 11-17-0 7-15-1 9 32-23-0 11-15-0 Masek (W 5-3) 2,756 87° 2:51* 5/22/11 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE W 5-3 5-5-0 3-8-1 9 33-23-0 12-15-0 von Schamann (W 5-0) 2,977 88° 2:17$ 5/25/11 vs. #13 Texas A&M 5-10 L 5-10-1 10-18-2 9 33-24-0 12-15-0 Paiz (L 3-5) 4,079 75° 2:46$ 5/26/11 vs. #12 Oklahoma 1-3 L 1-6-0 3-12-1 9 33-25-0 12-15-0 Masek (L 5-4) 3,657 68° 2:53

* Big 12 Conference game# Red Raider Classic - Dan Law Field (Lubbock, Texas)^ Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic - Dan Law Field (Lubbock, Texas)+ Texas Tech Invitational - Dan Law Field (Lubbock, Texas)$ Big 12 Championship - RedHawks Field (Oklahoma City, Okla.)( ) extra inning game

Record: 33-25 Home: 21-12 Away: 10-11 Neutral: 2-2 Big 12 Conference: 12-15



2011 SEASON STATISTICS



2011 BIG 12 CONFERENCE ONLY STATS



2011 TEXAS TECH - BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS



vs. No. 1 SEED TEXAS



vs. No. 2 SEED TEXAS A&M



vs. No. 3 SEED OKLAHOMA



vs. No. 4 SEED OKLAHOMA STATE



vs. No. 5 SEED BAYLOR



vs. No. 6 SEED KANSAS STATE



vs. No. 8 SEED MISSOURI



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TEAM PITCHING GAME-BY-GAME



AB-R-H-RBI BREAKDOWN

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 17 18 36Date Opponent McGruder LeJeune Tomlinson Altobelli Redman Popescu Barnes Whitehead Paiz Hanslik Hagen Williams von Schamann Lopez Randolph Wheeler

2/18 Western Michigan 5-1-3-1 4-0-0-0 1-1-0-1 0-0-0-0 5-1-2-1 3-2-2-0 3-1-2-2 3-0-0-0 4-1-3-2 0-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-1-0-0

2/19 Northwestern 3-0-0-0 DNP 3-1-2-2 2-1-1-0 3-0-1-1 2-0-0-0 3-1-1-0 DNP 2-1-0-0 3-2-1-0 4-0-1-1 DNP DNP DNP 1-0-0-0 DNP

2/19 Utah Valley 5-0-2-1 DNP 3-0-1-0 DNP 3-1-2-1 5-2-3-1 4-1-1-0 4-1-1-0 5-1-1-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-2-2 DNP DNP DNP 2-0-0-0 DNP

2/20 Northwestern 5-0-2-0 DNP 5-1-4-3 3-2-2-0 2-2-1-0 5-1-3-0 5-0-1-0 DNP 4-1-0-0 3-0-0-0 4-1-2-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0-0-0

2/24 BYU 2-0-1-1 DNP 5-1-1-0 DNP 3-0-2-3 5-1-2-1 4-1-1-0 4-0-1-1 4-0-1-1 DNP 4-3-1-0 DNP DNP DNP 1-1-0-0 DNP

2/25 BYU 2-0-0-0 DNP 4-1-1-0 1-0-1-0 4-0-1-0 4-0-1-0 4-1-2-1 1-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP 3-1-2-1 1-0-0-0 DNP 2-0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0-0

2/26 Northern Illinois 5-2-3-0 DNP 4-3-2-1 3-1-2-2 5-1-2-2 5-2-2-4 3-2-2-1 5-0-1-1 5-2-3-2 0-0-0-0 4-1-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1-0-0

2/27 Northern Illinois 3-3-3-1 DNP 5-2-2-3 5-1-3-2 4-1-1-1 3-1-0-0 5-1-1-0 3-1-1-1 5-1-3-3 0-0-0-0 1-3-1-1 1-0-1-1 1-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP

3/1 UNLV 3-3-1-1 DNP 2-1-1-1 DNP 4-1-0-0 4-1-2-2 4-1-1-0 3-0-0-0 3-0-1-2 DNP 3-1-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-1-2-1

3/2 UNLV 3-0-0-0 DNP 3-1-2-1 3-0-0-0 3-1-1-0 4-0-0-0 4-1-1-2 0-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP 3-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 DNP 2-0-0-0

3/4 TCU 3-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 DNP 3-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 3-0-2-0 DNP 3-0-0-0 DNP 1-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 DNP

3/5 TCU 3-1-1-1 DNP 3-1-0-1 3-1-1-1 3-1-0-1 4-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP 4-0-1-1 DNP 3-1-1-0 DNP 3-1-0-0 DNP DNP DNP

3/6 TCU 3-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 3-0-1-1 3-0-0-0 DNP 3-0-0-0 DNP 3-0-2-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 0-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0

3/11 Iowa 4-1-3-0 DNP 4-1-3-3 4-1-2-0 4-1-2-1 3-0-1-0 3-3-1-0 DNP 5-1-1-2 DNP 3-0-1-2 DNP 4-1-1-1 DNP DNP DNP

3/12 A&M-Corpus Christi 3-1-1-0 DNP 4-1-1-1 1-0-0-1 4-1-1-0 4-0-2-1 4-1-1-0 1-0-0-0 4-1-2-2 0-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 1-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 1-0-1-0 DNP

3/12 Iowa 3-0-1-2 DNP 3-0-0-0 DNP 3-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 4-1-1-3 3-1-1-0 4-1-2-0 DNP 3-2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0-0

3/12 A&M-Corpus Christi 4-0-1-0 DNP 3-1-1-0 1-0-1-2 3-0-1-1 2-2-1-0 4-0-1-0 3-0-1-0 4-0-1-0 0-1-0-0 3-1-1-3 DNP DNP DNP 0-1-0-0 2-0-1-0

3/15 A&M-Corpus Christi 1-1-0-1 DNP 4-0-3-2 0-0-0-0 3-2-1-0 4-0-0-1 4-1-1-2 3-1-2-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 3-2-2-2 DNP 0-0-0-0 0-1-0-0 2-1-0-1 DNP

3/18 Baylor 5-1-2-1 DNP 3-1-0-0 DNP 3-2-2-1 4-0-0-1 5-0-1-1 4-1-1-0 5-0-2-1 0-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP DNP 1-0-0-0 DNP 3-1-2-1

3/19 Baylor 5-1-3-3 DNP 4-1-1-1 6-1-4-3 3-1-1-0 DNP 5-2-2-1 DNP 5-0-2-1 DNP 6-3-5-2 DNP 2-0-0-0 2-1-1-1 5-1-2-0 1-2-1-1

3/20 Baylor 6-0-1-1 DNP 6-1-1-1 5-2-2-1 5-1-3-1 1-0-1-0 6-2-3-1 3-0-0-0 2-0-2-1 0-0-0-0 5-1-2-1 0-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 6-1-3-3

3/22 Dallas Baptist 5-1-2-3 DNP 4-0-1-1 3-1-0-1 2-2-1-2 DNP 5-0-1-0 1-0-0-0 4-1-3-0 0-1-0-0 4-0-1-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 4-1-1-0

3/25 Nebraska 3-1-1-0 DNP 3-0-2-2 DNP 2-2-1-0 1-0-0-0 5-0-1-2 3-1-1-0 4-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP DNP DNP 3-0-0-1 4-1-1-0

3/26 Nebraska 4-3-3-1 DNP 3-0-2-4 3-2-2-0 3-1-1-1 1-0-0-0 5-1-2-1 DNP 4-1-1-0 0-0-0-0 4-0-1-1 4-1-1-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 1-1-1-0 2-0-0-0

3/27 Nebraska 2-1-1-0 DNP 3-0-0-0 3-1-1-0 2-0-0-1 DNP 3-0-1-0 DNP 3-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 3-1-0-1 1-0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-0-0

4/1 Oklahoma 4-1-1-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 4-0-1-1 DNP DNP DNP 2-0-0-0 3-0-0-0

4/2 Oklahoma 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 DNP 2-1-1-1 1-0-0-0 2-0-1-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP 3-0-0-0 4-0-3-0

4/3 Oklahoma 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 1-0-0-1 5-2-2-3 4-0-2-0 4-0-1-1 DNP 4-1-1-0 2-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP 2-1-1-0

4/5 UTSA - 1 4-1-1-1 DNP 4-0-1-1 DNP 3-1-2-3 DNP 4-0-0-0 3-1-1-1 2-3-1-0 3-1-1-0 4-1-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-0-1-1

4/5 UTSA - 2 3-1-0-0 DNP 4-1-3-0 4-2-2-3 4-1-2-1 DNP 5-2-3-2 3-1-1-1 4-1-2-1 3-1-1-2 5-0-1-1 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP 2-1-1-0 DNP

4/8 Texas A&M 4-1-3-1 DNP 5-0-2-1 2-1-1-0 5-0-0-0 1-1-1-0 4-0-0-0 4-0-2-2 5-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 6-1-3-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 6-0-1-0

4/9 Texas A&M 2-1-1-0 DNP 2-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 3-0-1-1 4-1-0-0 4-1-0-0 3-0-0-0 4-1-1-1 2-0-0-0 3-0-1-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-0-0-0

4/10 Texas A&M 4-1-0-0 DNP 5-1-3-3 4-0-2-1 4-1-0-0 4-3-3-0 5-1-2-1 5-0-2-1 3-0-0-0 DNP 5-1-1-1 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP

4/12 New Mexico DNP DNP 4-1-0-0 4-0-0-0 2-0-1-0 4-0-2-1 3-2-1-2 3-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 4-1-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

4/13 New Mexico 3-2-1-0 DNP 3-1-1-2 DNP 4-0-1-1 3-0-1-1 4-0-0-0 3-1-0-0 DNP 0-0-0-0 3-1-0-0 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP 4-1-2-2 4-1-1-1

4/15 Texas 3-1-1-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 3-0-2-0 3-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 4-0-2-1 4-0-1-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-0-0-0

4/16 Texas 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-1-2-0 4-0-0-0 3-0-2-1 3-0-0-0 2-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 4-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 4-1-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

4/17 Texas 4-0-1-0 DNP 3-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 3-1-0-0 3-0-1-0 DNP 4-0-2-0 2-0-1-1 4-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0-0-0

4/18 Texas State 3-0-0-0 DNP 3-1-0-0 4-2-1-0 2-1-1-1 5-0-1-2 3-3-2-2 5-0-0-0 4-1-2-0 0-0-0-0 5-0-2-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0-0

4/21 Kansas State 3-1-1-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 4-0-1-1 2-0-1-0 4-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0

4/22 Kansas State 5-0-1-1 DNP 4-0-0-0 5-0-2-0 3-0-2-2 3-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 2-1-0-0 4-2-3-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

4/23 Kansas State 3-0-1-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 4-0-1-1 4-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 DNP 3-1-2-0 4-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP 1-0-0-0 3-0-2-0

4/26 New Mexico 1-1-0-0 DNP 3-1-0-0 4-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP 4-1-2-1 0-0-0-0 2-1-0-0 DNP 4-1-2-4 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 3-1-0-0

4/27 New Mexico 3-0-0-1 DNP 2-2-1-0 3-1-1-0 3-0-1-1 2-1-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 3-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 DNP DNP DNP 4-0-0-0 0-0-0-0

4/29 Kansas 3-0-0-0 DNP 3-0-1-1 5-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 4-1-2-0 4-0-1-1 DNP 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-1-2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-1-1-0

4/30 Kansas 3-2-1-4 DNP 4-3-3-1 0-1-0-0 4-0-2-0 4-2-2-0 3-0-1-1 3-0-1-1 3-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 2-1-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0-0-0

5/1 Kansas 5-0-0-0 DNP 5-1-2-2 0-0-0-0 5-1-1-0 5-0-0-1 2-3-1-0 4-1-2-1 4-0-2-0 0-0-0-0 3-2-1-1 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP DNP 2-0-0-1

5/3 Dallas Baptist 3-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-2-0 2-1-0-0 4-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP DNP DNP 1-0-0-0 3-0-1-0

5/10 Michigan 4-1-1-0 DNP 5-1-1-1 DNP 3-2-1-0 5-1-3-3 3-2-2-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-1-1-2 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 2-0-0-0

5/11 Michigan 5-3-2-2 DNP 2-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 5-1-2-2 2-0-0-1 5-0-0-0 3-2-1-0 3-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0-0-0

5/13 Missouri DNP DNP 5-0-0-0 1-0-1-0 5-1-1-0 4-0-2-1 2-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 4-0-2-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-0-0-0

5/14 Missouri DNP DNP 3-2-1-2 1-0-1-1 4-0-2-1 5-0-1-1 3-1-0-0 5-1-1-0 4-1-1-0 2-0-0-0 4-0-2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 3-1-1-0

5/15 Missouri DNP DNP 4-1-2-0 3-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 4-1-2-1 3-0-1-1 4-0-0-0 3-1-2-1 3-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0

5/20 Oklahoma State DNP DNP 6-1-2-1 3-1-2-1 5-3-4-1 3-0-2-3 6-2-4-1 1-1-0-0 6-1-2-2 1-0-0-0 5-1-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 5-0-1-0

5/21 Oklahoma State DNP DNP 5-3-3-0 5-0-1-0 6-2-3-1 5-1-2-2 2-3-1-2 3-1-2-1 4-0-1-0 0-0-0-0 5-1-3-3 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-0-1-2

5/22 Oklahoma State DNP DNP 4-0-1-0 3-1-2-4 4-0-0-0 3-1-0-0 2-1-0-0 3-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 2-1-1-1 DNP 0-0-0-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0-0

5/25 vs. Texas A&M DNP DNP 4-1-2-0 3-0-1-0 3-1-1-0 5-1-4-1 3-1-1-1 4-0-0-1 3-0-0-1 1-0-0-0 4-1-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-0-1-1

5/26 vs. Oklahoma DNP DNP 4-0-0-0 3-1-1-0 4-0-0-0 4-0-1-1 3-0-1-0 4-0-1-0 4-0-1-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-0-1-0



Date Opp. P C 1B 2B SS 3B LF CF RF DH

2/18 WMU Coulombe Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman LeJeune Barnes Paiz Popescu

2/19 NW Kilcrease Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Paiz Hanslik

2/19 UVU Parten Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Paiz Hanslik

2/20 NW Flora Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Hanslik Paiz

2/24 BYU Flora Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Paiz Randolph

2/25 BYU Coulombe Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Paiz Lopez

2/26 NIU Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Paiz Altobelli

2/27 NIU Parten Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Paiz Whitehead

3/1 UNLV Paiz Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Wheeler Paiz

3/2 UNLV Flora Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Paiz Wheeler

3/4 TCU Coulombe Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Paiz Randolph

3/5 TCU Kilcrease Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes von schamann Paiz

3/6 TCU Parten Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes von schamann Paiz

3/11 IOWA Coulombe Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes von schamann Paiz

3/12 AMUCC Parten Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Lopez Barnes McGruder Paiz

3/12 IOWA Masek Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman McGruder Barnes Wheeler Paiz

3/13 AMUCC Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Paiz Barnes Wheeler Popescu

3/15 AMUCC von Schamann Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Randolph Barnes Paiz Popescu

3/18 BU Parten Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Wheeler Barnes McGruder Paiz

3/19 BU Masek Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Randolph Barnes von schamann Paiz

3/20 BU Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Wheeler Barnes Paiz Altobelli

3/22 DBU Paiz Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Randolph Barnes Wheeler Paiz

3/25 NU Parten Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Wheeler Barnes Paiz Randolph

3/26 NU Masek Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Wheeler Barnes Paiz Williams

3/27 NU Kilcrease Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Randolph Barnes Wheeler Paiz

4/1 OU Paiz Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Randolph Barnes Wheeler Paiz

4/2 OU Masek Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Wheeler Barnes Paiz Randolph

4/3 OU Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Wheeler Barnes Paiz Williams

4/5 UTSA-1 Parten Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Hanslik Barnes Paiz Wheeler

4/5 UTSA-2 von Schamann Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Randolph Barnes Paiz Whitehead

4/8 A&M Paiz Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Hanslik Barnes Wheeler Paiz

4/9 A&M Masek Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Hanslik Barnes Paiz Popescu

4/10 A&M Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Altobelli Barnes Paiz Popescu

4/12 UNM Parten Altobelli Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Hanslik Barnes Paiz Whitehead

4/13 UNM Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Wheeler Randolph

4/15 UT Paiz Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Wheeler Altobelli

4/16 UT Masek Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Paiz Altobelli

4/17 UT Stewart Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Hanslik Barnes Paiz Popescu

4/18 TXST Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Paiz Altobelli

4/21 KSU Paiz Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Hanslik Paiz

4/22 KSU Masek Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Paiz Altobelli

4/23 KSU Stewart Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Wheeler Paiz Altobelli

4/26 UNM von Schamann Randolph Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Paiz Barnes Wheeler Altobelli

4/27 UNM Parten Randolph Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Paiz Barnes Wheeler Whitehead

4/29 KU Paiz Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Wheeler Paiz

4/30 KU Masek Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Wheeler Paiz

5/1 KU von Schamann Altobelli Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Paiz Barnes Wheeler Popescu

5/3 DBU Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Wheeler Paiz

5/10 MICH von Schamann Randolph Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Paiz Barnes Wheeler Popescu

5/11 MICH Kilcrease Whitehead Hagen McGruder Tomlinson Redman Popescu Barnes Paiz Altobelli

5/13 MU Paiz Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Hanslik Barnes Wheeler Paiz

5/14 MU Masek Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Hanslik Barnes Wheeler Paiz

5/15 MU von Schamann Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Altobelli Barnes Wheeler Paiz

5/20 OSU Paiz Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Altobelli Barnes Wheeler Paiz

5/21 OSU Masek Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Paiz Barnes Wheeler Altobelli

5/22 OSU von Schamann Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Paiz Barnes Wheeler Altobelli

5/25 A&M Stewart Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Altobelli Barnes Wheeler Paiz

5/26 OU Masek Whitehead Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Redman Paiz Barnes Wheeler Altobelli

BREAKDOWN(Team record with player at that position)

STARTING PITCHERRobbie Kilcrease ____________________ 12 (8-4)Trey Masek ________________________ 11 (6-5)Jamen Parten ________________________9 (5-4)David Paiz ___________________________9 (4-5)Duke von Schamann __________________7 (6-1)Daniel Coulombe _____________________4 (2-2)Ben Flora ____________________________3 (2-1)Brennan Stewart ______________________3 (0-3)

CATCHERKevin Whitehead _________________ 35 (21-14)Bo Altobelli ______________________ 20 (10-10)Mason Randolph _____________________3 (2-1)

FIRST BASEStephen Hagen ___________________ 58 (33-25)

SECOND BASEJamodrick McGruder ______________ 33 (19-14)Nick Popescu ____________________ 25 (14-11)

SHORTSTOPKelby Tomlinson __________________ 58 (33-25)

THIRD BASEReid Redman ____________________ 58 (33-25)

LEFT FIELDJamodrick McGruder ________________ 14 (9-5)Nick Popescu ______________________ 11 (6-5)David Paiz ___________________________8 (6-2)Nick Hanslik _________________________7 (4-3)Mason Randolph _____________________6 (4-2)Andre Wheeler _______________________6 (3-3)Bo Altobelli __________________________4 (0-4)Scott LeJeune ________________________1 (1-0)Jordan Lopez ________________________1 (0-1)

CENTER FIELDBarrett Barnes ____________________ 57 (33-24)Andre Wheeler _______________________1 (0-1)

RIGHT FIELDDavid Paiz _______________________ 26 (15-11)Andre Wheeler ____________________ 23 (15-8)Duke von Schamann __________________4 (1-3)Nick Hanslik _________________________3 (1-2)Jamodrick McGruder __________________2 (1-1)

DESIGNATED HITTERDavid Paiz _______________________ 22 (11-11)Bo Altobelli ________________________ 12 (8-4)Nick Popescu ________________________8 (5-3)Mason Randolph _____________________5 (2-3)Kevin Whitehead _____________________4 (3-1)Nick Hanslik _________________________2 (2-0)Marshall Williams _____________________2 (1-1)Andre Wheeler _______________________2 (1-1)Jordan Lopez ________________________1 (0-1)

STARTING LINEUP BY POSITION



Date Opp. Leadoff 2nd 3rd Cleanup 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th

2/18 WMU Tomlinson McGruder Barnes LeJeune Popescu Paiz Hagen Whitehead Redman

2/19 NW Tomlinson McGruder Barnes Popescu Paiz Hagen Altobelli Hanslik Redman

2/19 UVU Tomlinson McGruder Barnes Popescu Paiz Hagen Hanslik Whitehead Redman

2/20 NW Tomlinson McGruder Barnes Popescu Paiz Hagen Altobelli Hanslik Redman

2/24 BYU McGruder Tomlinson Barnes Popescu Whitehead Paiz Hagen Randolph Redman

2/25 BYU Tomlinson McGruder Barnes Popescu Hagen Paiz Altobelli Lopez Redman

2/26 NIU McGruder Altobelli Tomlinson Barnes Popescu Hagen Paiz Whitehead Redman

2/27 NIU McGruder Altobelli Tomlinson Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Paiz Redman

3/1 UNLV McGruder Wheeler Tomlinson Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Paiz Redman

3/2 UNLV McGruder Altobelli Tomlinson Barnes Popescu Hagen Wheeler Paiz Redman

3/4 TCU McGruder Randolph Tomlinson Barnes Popescu Whitehead Hagen Paiz Redman

3/5 TCU McGruder Tomlinson Paiz Barnes Popescu Hagen Altobelli von Schamann Redman

3/6 TCU McGruder Tomlinson Paiz Barnes von Schamann Hagen Altobelli Popescu Redman

3/11 IOWA Barnes McGruder Tomlinson Paiz Hagen von Schamann Altobelli Popescu Redman

3/12 TAMUCC Barnes McGruder Tomlinson Paiz Hagen Altobelli Popescu Lopez Redman

3/12 IOWA McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Paiz Popescu Whitehead Hagen Wheeler Redman

3/13 TAMUCC McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Paiz Popescu Whitehead Hagen Wheeler Redman

3/15 TAMUCC McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Paiz Popescu Whitehead Hagen Randolph Redman

3/18 BU McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Paiz Popescu Whitehead Hagen Wheeler Redman

3/19 BU Tomlinson McGruder Barnes Paiz Hagen Altobelli Randolph von Schamann Redman

3/20 BU McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Paiz Hagen Whitehead Altobelli Wheeler Redman

3/22 DBU McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Paiz Hagen Wheeler Altobelli Randolph Redman

3/25 NU McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Paiz Hagen Wheeler Whitehead Randolph Redman

3/26 NU McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Hagen Paiz Wheeler Altobelli Williams Redman

3/27 NU McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Hagen Paiz Wheeler Altobelli Randolph Redman

4/1 OU McGruder Barnes Tomlinson Hagen Paiz Wheeler Altobelli Randolph Redman

4/2 OU McGruder Tomlinson Barnes Hagen Paiz Wheeler Altobelli Randolph Redman

4/3 OU McGruder Tomlinson Barnes Hagen Wheeler Paiz Whitehead Williams Redman

4/5 UTSA-1 McGruder Wheeler Barnes Hagen Whitehead Paiz Tomlinson Hanslik Redman

4/5 UTSA-2 McGruder Altobelli Barnes Hagen Whitehead Paiz Tomlinson Randolph Redman

4/8 A&M McGruder Wheeler Barnes Hagen Whitehead Paiz Tomlinson Hanslik Redman

4/9 A&M McGruder Popescu Barnes Hagen Whitehead Paiz Tomlinson Hanslik Redman

4/10 A&M McGruder Altobelli Hagen Popescu Barnes Whitehead Tomlinson Paiz Redman

4/12 UNM Tomlinson Altobelli Barnes Hagen Paiz Popescu Whitehead Hanslik Redman

4/13 UNM McGruder Popescu Barnes Hagen Whitehead Tomlinson Wheeler Randolph Redman

4/15 UT McGruder Altobelli Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Tomlinson Wheeler Redman

4/16 UT McGruder Altobelli Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Tomlinson Paiz Redman

4/17 UT McGruder Altobelli Barnes Hagen Tomlinson Popescu Paiz Hanslik Redman

4/18 TXST McGruder Altobelli Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Tomlinson Paiz Redman

4/21 KSU McGruder Altobelli Barnes Hagen Tomlinson Popescu Paiz Hanslik Redman

4/22 KSU McGruder Altobelli Barnes Tomlinson Hagen Paiz Popescu Whitehead Redman

4/23 KSU McGruder Altobelli Wheeler Paiz Redman Popescu Hagen Whitehead Tomlinson

4/26 UNM Tomlinson Altobelli McGruder Paiz Barnes Wheeler Hagen Randolph Redman

4/27 UNM Tomlinson Altobelli McGruder Paiz Barnes Whitehead Hagen Randolph Pairten

4/29 KU McGruder Altobelli Barnes Hagen Popescu Paiz Tomlinson Wheeler Redman

4/30 KU McGruder Redman Barnes Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Whitehead Paiz Wheeler

5/1 KU McGruder Redman Barnes Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Whitehead Paiz Wheeler

5/3 DBU McGruder Redman Barnes Hagen Popescu Tomlinson Whitehead Paiz Wheeler

5/10 MICH McGruder Redman Barnes Hagen Tomlinson Paiz Popescu Wheeler Randolph

5/11 MICH McGruder Redman Barnes Hagen Tomlinson Popescu Paiz Whitehead Altobelli

5/13 MU Wheeler Redman Tomlinson Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Paiz Hanslik

5/14 MU Tomlinson Redman Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Paiz Wheeler Hanslik

5/15 MU Tomlinson Redman Barnes Paiz Hagen Popescu Altobelli Whitehead Hanslik

5/20 OSU Tomlinson Redman Barnes Popescu Hagen Paiz Whitehead Altobelli Wheeler

5/21 OSU Tomlinson Redman Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Paiz Wheeler Altobelli

5/22 OSU Tomlinson Redman Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Paiz Wheeler Altobelli

5/25 A&M Tomlinson Redman Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Paiz Wheeler Paiz

5/26 OU Tomlinson Redman Barnes Popescu Hagen Whitehead Paiz Wheeler Altobelli

BREAKDOWN(Team record with player at that spot in the lineup)

LEADOFFJamodrick McGruder ______________ 39 (23-16)Kelby Tomlinson ____________________ 16 (9-7)Barrett Barnes ________________________2 (1-1)Andre Wheeler _______________________1 (0-1)

2ND SPOTBo Altobelli ________________________ 15 (8-7)Reid Redman ______________________ 14 (7-7)Barrett Barnes ______________________ 10 (8-2)Jamodrick McGruder __________________8 (5-3)Kelby Tomlinson ______________________5 (1-4)Andre Wheeler _______________________3 (3-0)Nick Popescu ________________________2 (1-1)Mason Randolph _____________________1 (0-1)

3RD SPOTBarrett Barnes ____________________ 34 (20-14)Kelby Tomlinson ___________________ 18 (12-6)David Paiz ___________________________2 (0-2)Jamodrick McGruder __________________2 (1-1)Stephen Hagen _______________________1 (0-1)Andre Wheeler _______________________1 (0-1)

CLEANUPStephen Hagen ____________________ 19 (12-7)Nick Popescu ______________________ 15 (9-6)David Paiz _________________________ 14 (8-6)Barrett Barnes ________________________8 (3-5)Scott LeJeune ________________________1 (1-0)Kelby Tomlinson ______________________1 (0-1)

5TH SPOTStephen Hagen ____________________ 18 (8-10)Nick Popescu _____________________ 16 (11-5)David Paiz ___________________________8 (6-2)Kevin Whitehead _____________________6 (5-1)Kelby Tomlinson ______________________4 (2-2)Barrett Barnes ________________________3 (1-2)Duke von Schamann __________________1 (0-1)Andre Wheeler _______________________1 (0-1)Reid Redman ________________________1 (0-1)

6TH SPOTKevin Whitehead __________________ 16 (10-6)David Paiz _________________________ 12 (7-5)Stephen Hagen _____________________ 10 (6-4)Andre Wheeler _______________________7 (4-3)Nick Popescu ________________________6 (2-4)Kelby Tomlinson ______________________4 (3-1)Bo Altobelli __________________________2 (0-2)Duke von Schamann __________________1 (1-0)

7TH SPOTBo Altobelli ________________________ 13 (7-6)Stephen Hagen _____________________ 10 (7-3)Kevin Whitehead ___________________ 10 (5-5)Kelby Tomlinson _____________________ 9 (6-3)David Paiz ___________________________9 (5-4)Nick Popescu ________________________3 (1-2)Andre Wheeler _______________________2 (1-1)Nick Hanslik _________________________1 (1-0)Mason Randolph _____________________1 (0-1)

8TH SPOTAndre Wheeler _____________________ 12 (9-3)Mason Randolph ___________________ 11 (7-4)David Paiz _________________________ 11 (6-5)Nick Hanslik _________________________8 (5-3)Kevin Whitehead _____________________7 (4-3)Nick Popescu ________________________2 (1-1)Marshall Williams _____________________2 (1-1)Jordan Lopez ________________________2 (0-2) Duke von Schamann __________________2 (0-2)Bo Altobelli __________________________1 (0-1)

9TH SPOTReid Redman ____________________ 43 (26-17)Andre Wheeler _______________________5 (2-3)Bo Altobelli __________________________5 (3-2)Nick Hanslik _________________________3 (1-2) Kelby Tomlinson ______________________1 (0-1)Mason Randolph _____________________1 (1-0)

STARTING LINEUP BY BATTING ORDER



GAME 1: Western Michigan 0 at Texas Tech 8Feb. 18 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Western Michigan (1-1) 000 000 000 0 2 2Texas Tech (1-0) 300 100 40X 8 12 1WP: Neely (1-0) LP: Moyer (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 2,398 Time: 2:44 Temp: 73°Highlights: Three Tech pitchers combined on a two-hit shutout - Tech’s first Opening Day shutout since 2001 (21-0, vs. Howard). It also marked Tech’s first two-hitter since 2006. Barrett Barnes hit a two-run homer in his first at-bat of the season while freshman David Paiz went 3-for-4 with two RBI in his collegiate debut. Daniel Coulombe pitched 3.2 innings of no-hit baseball to start the game (4.0 IP). John Neely pitched 4.0 IP allowing one hit with four strike-outs while at one point retiring 10 consecutive batters.

GAME 2: Northwestern 1 at Texas Tech 6Feb. 19 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Northwestern (1-2) 100 000 000 1 4 5Texas Tech (2-0) 120 111 00X 6 7 1WP: Kilcrease (1-0) LP: Havey (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 3,551 Time: 2:01 Temp: 68°Highlights: Robbie Kilcrease made his return to the mound after missing all of 2010 with Tommy John surgery to toss a career-high 7.0 innings allowing four hits and one run with four strikeouts in the win. Kelby Tomlinson stole two bases and went 2-for-3 with two RBI. Northwestern allowed three unearned runs due to five fielding errors. Jerad McCrummen pitched two perfect innings with one strikeout to finish the game. Stephen Hagen (1-for-4) and Reid Redman (1-for-3) also collected RBI for Tech.

GAME 3: Utah Valley 2 at Texas Tech 6Feb. 19 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Utah Valley (1-2) 010 000 010 2 8 3Texas Tech (3-0) 211 001 100 6 13 2WP: Parten (1-0) LP: Gray (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 3,189 Time: 2:45 Temp: 73°Highlights: Jamen Parten won his Texas Tech debut pitching 5.0 innings allowing four hits and one run with four strikeouts. It marked the second straight outing Tech’s starter didn’t allow a walk. Nick Popescu went 3-for-5 with two runs a double and an RBI. Stephen Hagen went 2-for-3 with two RBI. Tech totaled five stolen bases from five dif-ferent players. Zach Fowler tossed two-scoreless innings in relief while freshman Trey Masek made his collegiate debut on the hill pitching two-scoreless innings.

GAME 4: Northwestern 6 at Texas Tech 8Feb. 20 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Northwestern (1-3) 001 500 000 6 11 1Texas Tech (4-0) 022 220 00X 8 15 2WP: Paiz (1-0) LP: Gailey (0-1) S: Neely (1)Attendance: 2,240 Time: 2:44 Temp: 64°Highlights: Tech finished the Red Raider Classic with a come-from-behind win while Kelby Tomlinson led the way (4-for-5, 3 RBI) being named the Most Outstanding Player. Ben Flora started but lasted only 3.0 innings but freshman David Paiz entered and threw 4.0 innings with six strike-outs in relief during his first career outing to earn the win. John Neely pitched the final two frames (2.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 1 SO) to earn Tech’s first save of the season. Nick Popescu (3-for-5) and Stephen Hagen (2-for-4, HR) also paced Tech.

GAME RECAPS

GAME 5: BYU 4 at Texas Tech 7Feb. 24 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

BYU (1-3) 010 101 100 4 12 1Texas Tech (5-0) 100 201 30X 7 10 1WP: Fowler (1-0) LP: Shutt (0-2) S: Neely (2)Attendance: 2,316 Time: 2:59 Temp: 66°Highlights: Texas Tech took the lead for good in the sev-enth on Nick Popescu’s RBI double down the left-field line while Zach Fowler pitched one inning in relief with two strikeouts to earn his first career victory. Marks the second straight year that Tech has started the season 5-0. John Neely pitched the final 1.2 innings with two strikeouts to earn his second save. Reid Redman led the way offensively going 2-for-3 with three RBI. Popescu (2-for-5) and Ste-phen Hagen (1-for-4, 3 runs) also paced Tech at the plate.

GAME 6: BYU 8 at Texas Tech 3Feb. 25 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

BYU (3-3) 100 030 022 8 11 1Texas Tech (5-1) 110 000 100 3 9 4WP: Anderson (1-0) LP: Coulombe (0-1) S: Neil (1)Attendance: 2,448 Time: 3:04 Temp: 55°Highlights: Texas Tech pitchers struck out 14 batters but it wasn’t enough as BYU took advantage of four Tech errors to tally three multi-run innings to record its first win over Tech in Lubbock since 1998. Daniel Coulombe pitched 5.0 innings and struck out nine batters while allowing four runs (3 ER) and five hits. Barrett Barnes improved his hit streak to 11 games going 2-for-4 with a run and RBI while Reid Redman went 1-for-4 to take his hit streak to six games - at least one hit in every game this season.

GAME 7: Northern Illinois 3 at Texas Tech 15Feb. 26 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Northern Illinois (0-5) 000 200 100 3 9 1Texas Tech (6-1) 602 220 30X 15 18 0WP: Kilcrease (2-0) LP: Hermsen (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 3,104 Time: 2:25 Temp: 80°Highlights: Robbie Kilcrease won his second straight start throwing 7.0 innings for the second time in a row and every Tech starter had at least one base hit by the fourth inning. Seven Red Raiders finished with multi-hit games, led by Jamodrick McGruder (3-for-5), who finished a home run shy of the cycle and David Paiz (3-for-5, 2 RBI), Nick Popescu (2-for-5, 4 RBI) and Bo Altobelli (2-for-3, 2 RBI). Barrett Barnes (12 games) and Reid Redman (6 games) both extended hit streaks.

GAME 8: Northern Illinois 8 at Texas Tech 14Feb. 27 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Northern Illinois (0-6) 004 001 201 8 13 1Texas Tech (7-1) 600 210 05X 14 16 1WP: McCrummen (1-0) LP: Gonzales (0-2) S: NoneAttendance: 2,372 Time: 3:08 Temp: 72°Highlights: For the second straight game Texas Tech scored six runs in the first inning to lead Tech to its first 7-1 start since 2005. Jamodrick McGruder went 3-for-3 with two triples and reached base in all six plate appearances to be named the Brooks Wallace Classic’s Most Outstand-ing Player. Kelby Tomlinson hit his first career home run going 2-for-5. Bo Altobelli (3-for-5) and David Paiz (3-for-5) also had three-hit performances. Jerad McCrummen (3.1 IP, 6 H, 4 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO) earned his first career win.

GAME 9: UNLV 4 at Texas Tech 9Mar. 1 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

UNLV (7-2) 020 010 010 4 7 1Texas Tech (8-1) 120 041 01X 9 9 0WP: Paiz (2-0) LP: Javate (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 2,060 Time: 3:02 Temp: 72°Highlights: David Paiz pitched five innings in his first career start to win his second game of the season before handing off to the Tech bullpen who used seven relievers to win its third straight game. Andre Wheeler made his first career start in right field going 2-for-4 with a run, RBI and double. Jamodrick McGruder stole three bases and went 1-for-3. Nick Popescu went 2-for-4 with two RBI. Seven Tech relievers combined pitched four innings allow-ing just two hits and one run with five strikeouts.

GAME 10: UNLV 4 at Texas Tech 3Mar. 2 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

UNLV (8-2) 004 000 000 4 10 0Texas Tech (8-2) 000 003 000 3 5 0WP: Dysinger (2-0) LP: Flora (0-1) S: Hartman (2)Attendance: 2,045 Time: 2:27 Temp: 68°Highlights: UNLV snapped Tech’s three-game win streak scoring all of its runs in the third inning and then holding on to the victory. Rebels starting pitcher Scott Dysinger carried a no-hitter through five innings before Reid Red-man doubled to lead off the sixth. Barrett Barnes hit a two-run homer during the Red Raiders’ sixth inning, where they scored all of their runs. Kelby Tomlinson went 2-for-3 as the only Tech player with multiple hits. Trey Masek struck out four in 2.1 innings out of the Tech bullpen.

GAME 11: #8 TCU 7 at Texas Tech 0Mar. 4 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

#8 TCU (5-4) 010 003 300 7 14 0Texas Tech (8-3) 000 000 000 0 4 1WP: Winkler (3-0) LP: Coulombe (0-2) S: NoneAttendance: 4,173 Time: 2:36 Temp: 68°Highlights: TCU starting pitcher Kyle Winkler struck out nine and allowed four hits in eight innings while Tech starter Daniel Coulombe stuck out eight in 5.1 innings - while at one point striking out seven of 11 batters from the second to fourth inning. Kelby Tomlinson extended his hit streak to 10 games. Barrett Barnes saw his hit streak end at 15 games. David Paiz was the only Tech player with a multi-hit game (2-for-3). It marked the first time Tech had been shutout in 87 games (April 11, 2009).


#8 TCU (6-4) 211 200 200 8 16 1Texas Tech (8-4) 000 060 000 6 5 1WP: Crichton (1-0) LP: Masek (0-1) S: Miller (2)Attendance: 3,060 Time: 3:03 Temp: 54°Highlights: Tech’s six-run fifth inning that included three hits, four walks and two hit-by-pitch wasn’t enough as TCU tallied two in the seventh after Tech tied the score at six in the fifth frame. Trey Masek took the loss - first career - pitching 3.1 IP allowing four hits, two runs and two walks. David Paiz extended his hit streak to eight games going 1-for-4. Bo Altobelli had the Red Raiders’ only extra-base hit with a double in the fifth inning. Tech starting pitcher Robbie Kilcrease threw three innings (9 H, 5 R, 1 BB, 2 SO).


#8 TCU (7-4) 100 000 250 8 15 0Texas Tech (8-5) 000 000 001 1 3 1WP: Purke (2-0) LP: Parten (1-1) S: NoneAttendance: 3,118 Time: 2:36 Temp: 48°Highlights: TCU starting pitcher Matt Purke was perfect through 4.2 IP before Stephen Hagen singled through the left side. The Red Raiders held TCU to just a run through six innings, but Tech’s offense wasn’t able to get on the board until Nick Popescu hit a sacrifice fly in the ninth inning. Hagen was the only Tech player with more than one hit going 2-for-3. Tech starter Jamen Parten was impressive throwing 6.1 IP allowing three runs (2 ER) on eight hits with four strikeouts without allowing a walk.

GAME 14: Iowa 7 at Texas Tech 9Mar. 11 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Iowa (4-6) 000 012 040 7 12 1Texas Tech (9-5) 110 031 12X 9 15 3WP: Neely (2-0) LP: Kenyon (1-1) S: NoneAttendance: 2,452 Time: 2:47 Temp: 85°Highlights: Kelby Tomlinson drove in the game-winning runs with a bases-loaded single to right field in the bot-tom of the eighth to score two runs giving Tech the 9-7 win. Daniel Coulombe struck out six in the no-decision. John Neely pitched 1.1 innings with two strikeouts to earn the win. Every Tech starter had at least one hit while Tomlinson (3-for-4, 3 RBI), Jamodrick McGruder (3-for-4), Barrett Barnes (1-for-3, 3 runs), Bo Altobelli (2-for-4) and Reid Redman (2-for-4) led the way at the plate.

GAME 15: A&M-Corpus Christi 14 at Texas Tech 5Mar. 12 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

A&M-Corpus Christi (11-5) 000 134 105 14 16 0Texas Tech (9-6) 000 001 400 5 10 1WP: Simko (2-2) LP: Parten (1-2) S: NoneAttendance: 2,394 Time: 3:04 Temp: 56°Highlights: David Paiz went 2-for-4 and hit his first career home run while Nick Popescu (2-for-4) was the only other Tech player with a multi-hit game. Jamen Parten started and went 4.1 innings allowing five hits and two runs with one strikeout and allowing two walks. It marked the first time a Tech opponent had scored more than eight runs and the first time an opponent had two big-innings (4-plus runs) in the same game. Tech used a total of five relievers in the contest.



GAME RECAPSGAME 16: Iowa 4 at Texas Tech 6

Mar. 12 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, TexasIowa (4-7) 010 000 030 4 5 2Texas Tech (10-6) 040 110 00X 6 7 2WP: Masek (1-1) LP: Brown (1-1) S: Neely (3)Attendance: 2,467 Time: 2:08 Temp: 67°Highlights: Trey Masek pitched 7.2 innings with five strikeouts allowing three runs on three hits in his first ca-reer start. It marked the longest start by a Tech pitcher this season. John Neely pitched 1.1 innings without allowing a hit for the save. Barrett Barnes launched his third homer of the season (17th career) in Tech’s four-run second inning. David Paiz finished 2-for-4 as the only Tech player with multiple hits. Stephen Hagen scored two runs and Jamo-drick McGruder tallied two RBI going 1-for-3.


A&M-Corpus Christi (11-7) 000 000 320 5 10 0Texas Tech (11-6) 000 000 402 6 10 0WP: Paiz (3-0) LP: Irwin (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 2,778 Time: 2:45 Temp: 68°Highlights: It took only 45 minutes to play six innings before both team’s offenses got going. The Red Raiders tied the game at 3-3 in the seventh on Stephen Hagen’s bases-clearing double and then Bo Altobelli drove in Ha-gen to give Tech a 4-3 lead. A&M-Corpus Christi then took the lead scoring two in the eighth. Two walks and two hit-by-pitch tied the game for Tech in the ninth before Reid Redman’s walk-off single up the middle. Every Tech starter had at least one hit but nobody finished with multiple hits.

GAME 19: Texas Tech 6 at #14 Baylor 5Mar. 18 ● Baylor Ballpark ● Waco, Texas

Texas Tech (13-6, 1-0) 130 001 001 6 10 0#14 Baylor (12-6, 0-1) 100 200 020 5 10 1WP: Neely (3-0) LP: Browder (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 3,308 Time: 3:09 Temp: 85°Highlights: Barrett Barnes made a full-extension diving catch in left center fild in the bottom of the ninth with two outs and the bases loaded to give Tech the win. It marked Tech’s first-ever Big 12 opening win on the road and the first time they have won the series opener over in Waco since 2001. Jamodrick McGruder (2-for-5, 2 SB, RBI), David Paiz (2-for-5, RBI), Andre Wheeler (2-for-3, 2B, RBI) and Reid Redman (2-for-3, 2 R, 2B, RBI) led Tech at the plate. Jamen Parten started for Tech (5.0 IP, 7 H, 3 R, 1 BB, 1 SO).


A&M-Corpus Christi (12-8) 000 032 020 7 14 0Texas Tech (12-6) 140 110 20X 9 9 1WP: von Schamann (1-0) LP: S. Hoelscher (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 2,883 Time: 3:01 Temp: 58°Highlights: Duke von Schamann won his first career start making his collegiate debut on the mound, Stephen Hagen hit his second home run this season and Hayden Holub made an acrobatic play that landed him No. 1 on ESPN SportsCenter’s Top 10 Plays. Kelby Tomlinson went 3-for-4 and Kevin Whitehead had his first multi-hit game of the season going 2-for-3 with a double. Six Red Raider relievers combined on the effort as von Schamann’s start was predetermined.

GAME 20: Texas Tech 13 at #14 Baylor 14Mar. 19 ● Baylor Ballpark ● Waco, Texas

Texas Tech (13-7, 1-1) 200 001 109 13 22 3#14 Baylor (13-6, 1-1) 241 401 101 14 12 0WP: Bremer (2-1) LP: Flora (0-2) S: NoneAttendance: 3,122 Time: 3:37 Temp: 82°Highlights: After trailing 13-4 heading into the ninth, Texas Tech scored nine runs to tie the score at 13 before Baylor won the game with a walk-off single in the bottom of the ninth. Stephen Hagen went 5-for-6 with three runs, two RBI, two doubles and a home run. Bo Altobelli went 4-for-6 with three RBI and a double. Six Red Raiders had multi-hit games. It was the most hits for Tech in a loss in over 10 years. Trey Masek started for Tech in the no-decision (3.0 IP, 5 H, 8 R, 4 ER, 4 BB, 1 SO).

GAME 21: Texas Tech 10 at #14 Baylor 6 (10)Mar. 20 ● Baylor Ballpark ● Waco, Texas

Texas Tech (14-7, 2-1) 100 200 111 4 10 19 1#14 Baylor (13-7, 1-2) 300 012 000 0 6 8 1WP: Neely (4-0) LP: Pinckard (1-1) S: NoneAttendance: 2,575 Time: 3:29 Temp: 74°Highlights: Texas Tech scored seven runs in the last four innings, including four in the 10th to secure the series win over No. 14 Baylor. It marked Tech’s first series win over the Bears in Waco since 2001 and the first Big 12 opening series win on the road for Tech since 1997. Andre Wheeler went 3-for-6 with the game-tying RBI in the ninth and Reid Redman went 3-for-5. Barrett Barnes went 3-for-6 with a pair of doubles. John Neely got the win in relief pitching one inning with two strikeous.

GAME 22: Texas Tech 7 at Dallas Baptist 6Mar. 22 ● Patriot Field ● Dallas, Texas

Texas Tech (15-7) 000 000 502 7 10 2Dallas Baptist (13-8) 011 120 010 6 8 2WP: Neely (5-0) LP: Haney (0-1) S: NoneAttendance: 437 Time: 3:01 Temp: 80°Highlights: For the third time in four games Texas Tech used a come-from-behind effort when trailing after eight innings to defeat Dallas Baptist, who led 5-0 after six inning. Jamodrick McGruder’s single to right in the seventh tied the game at 5-5 and then McGruder’s double to left in the ninth tied the game once again before Kelby Tomlinson’s single up the middle gave Tech the eventual game-winning run. David Paiz led Tech going 3-for-4 and McGruder finished 2-for-5 with three RBI.

GAME 23: Nebraska 15 at Texas Tech 5Mar. 25 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Nebraska (17-7, 1-0) 208 050 000 15 19 0Texas Tech (15-8, 2-2) 000 040 100 5 8 4WP: Freeman (4-0) LP: Parten (1-3) S: NoneAttendance: 2,965 Time: 2:44 Temp: 81°Highlights: Tech trailed 15-0 after the top of the fifth. Starter Jamen Parten allowed 10 runs on 10 hits in 2.2 in-nings. Kelby Tomlinson led Tech going 2-for-3 with two RBI while Reid Redman (1-for-2, 2 runs) and Barrett Barnes (1-for-5) both extended hit streaks to 10 games. Seven Tech players recorded base hits, but only Tomlinson had more than one. Ben Flora (2.0 IP, 6 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 2 SO), Aaron Corwin (2.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 3 SO) and Taylor Christian (2.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 SO) pitched in relief.


Nebraska (17-8, 1-1) 000 204 200 8 11 1Texas Tech (16-8, 3-2) 205 010 11X 10 14 1WP: Neely (6-0) LP: Hauptman (4-2) S: NoneAttendance: 3,382 Time: 3:17 Temp: 76°Highlights: Kelby Tomlinson drove in the eventual game-winning run with an RBI single to left in the seventh inning going 2-for-4 with four RBI. John Neely became the fastest Tech pitcher to six wins since 2001 and has now earned the win in Tech’s last four wins (first time in over 10 years for a TTU pitcher). Barrett Barnes (2-for-5) and Reid Red-man (1-for-3) extended their hit streaks to 11 games and Jamodrick McGruder went 3-for-4 with three runs. Neely stuck out the final five batters he faced to end the game.


Nebraska (17-9, 1-2) 000 000 000 0 5 0Texas Tech (17-8, 4-2) 001 110 00X 3 4 1WP: Kilcrease (3-0) LP: Keller (2-2) S: Paiz (1)Attendance: 2,983 Time: 2:33 Temp: 42°Highlights: The shutout victory marked Tech’s first over a Big 12 opponent at Dan Law Field since 2007 while win-ning back-to-back Big 12 series to open the season since 1999. Robbie Kilcrease threw a career-high 7.1 innings allowing five hits and two walks with three strikeouts. David Paiz earned his first career save while becoming the first Tech player in over 10 years to record a save and have a base hit in the same game. Barrett Barnes extended his hit streak to 12 games going 1-for-3.

GAME 26: Texas Tech 1 at #7 Oklahoma 10Apr. 1 ● L. Dale Mitchell Park ● Norman, Okla.

Texas Tech (17-9, 4-3) 100 000 000 1 3 2#7 Oklahoma (20-6, 3-3) 043 020 10X 10 11 1WP: Rocha (7-0) LP: Paiz (3-1) S: NoneAttendance: 2,002 Time: 2:20 Temp: 81°Highlights: Oklahoma RHP Michael Rocha threw a complete game while limitting Tech to only three hits. The Red Raiders had two base hits and scored their only run in the first inning. Barnes single down the left-field line in the third extended his hitting streak to 13 games and was Tech’s final hit of the game. Freshman David Paiz made his first career Big 12 start pitching four innings allowing nine hits, nine runs (7 ER) with one walk and two strikeouts throwing 90 total pitches. Hagen drove in Tech’s only run.


Texas Tech (17-10, 4-4) 000 000 010 1 6 2#7 Oklahoma (21-6, 4-3) 403 300 100 11 13 0WP: Overton (4-2) LP: Masek (1-2) S: NoneAttendance: 1,983 Time: 3:05 Temp: 84°Highlights: Barrett Barnes scored Texas Tech’s only run with his fourth home run this season (18th career) over the left-field wall in the eighth inning. The hit by Barnes improved his hit streak to 14 games. Masek started the game and lasted only 2.1 innings allowing eight hits and seven runs with two walks and two strikeouts. Andre Wheeler led all players going 3-for-4 while Kelby Tomlin-son (1-for-4), Barnes (1-for-2) and David Paiz (1-for-2) were the only Red Raiders with base hits in the game.


Texas Tech (17-11, 4-5) 000 004 100 5 7 1#7 Oklahoma (22-6, 5-3) 111 300 02X 8 16 0WP: B. Smith (4-2) LP: Kilcrease (3-1) S: Duke (3)Attendance: 1,367 Time: 2:56 Temp: 84°Highlights: Barrett Barnes homered twice in consecutive at-bats to hit his fifth and sixth homers of the season and 19th and 20th for his career. Barnes went 2-for-5 with three RBI. Robbie Kilcrease suffered his first loss of the sea-son and only the second of his three-year career allowing a career-high 11 hits and six runs in 3.1 IP. Catcher Kevin Whitehead was the only other Red Raider with a multi-hit game going 2-for-4 with a double. Barnes improvd his hit streak to 15 games, matching a career high.

GAME 29: UTSA 2 vs. Texas Tech 8Apr. 5 ● Foster Field ● San Angelo, Texas

UTSA (11-19) 002 000 000 2 6 4Texas Tech (18-11) 020 500 01X 8 8 1WP: Stewart (1-0) LP: Langley (2-3) S: NoneAttendance: - Time: 2:32 Temp: 78°Highlights: Brennan Stewart retired 19 of the 20 batters he faced, including 17 consecutively to begin his relief outing while throwing a career-high 6.1 innings with a career-high seven strikeouts. He allowed only one base hit and didn’t allow a walk. Kevin Whitehead hit his first home run of the season to give Tech its eventual game-winning run during the Red Raiders’ five-run third inning. Reid Redman led Tech going 2-for-3 with three RBI at the plate. Jamen Parten made his seventh start (2.2 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 3 SO).

GAME 30: UTSA 6 vs. Texas Tech 11Apr. 5 ● Foster Field ● San Angelo, Texas

UTSA (11-20) 002 012 010 6 13 1Texas Tech (19-11) 230 000 51X 11 16 0WP: Neely (7-0) LP: Kraft (1-2) S: NoneAttendance: 860 Time: 2:59 Temp: 79°Highlights: John Neely picked up his seventh in - all in relief - pitching 3.2 innings, allowing two hits and one run with six strikeouts. Five Tech players finished with multi-hit games. Barrett Barnes went 3-for-5 and hit his fourth home run in four games and Bo Altobelli went 2-for-4 with three RBI. Reid Redman had his second straight two-hit game going 2-for-4 with an RBI. Duke von Schamann made his second start this season pitching 2.2 innings allowing six hits and two runs with one strikeout.



GAME 31: #5 Texas A&M 3 at Texas Tech 4Apr. 8 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

#5 Texas A&M (22-8, 7-3) 101 000 001 000 3 12 1Texas Tech (20-11, 5-5) 001 000 110 001 4 13 0WP: Neely (8-0) LP: Parrent (0-2) S: NoneAttendance: 3,881 Time: 3:51 Temp: 87°Highlights: An infield single in the bottom of the 12th by Kelby Tomlinson scored the game-winning run as Tech de-feated its first top-10 opponent of the season. John Neely pitched 4.0 IP allowing one run and with three strikeouts to win his eighth game. Jamodrick McGruder (3-for-4), Ste-phen Hagen (3-for-6), Kevin Whitehead (2-for-4, 2 RBI) and Tomlinson (2-for-5, RBI) led the way offensively for Tech. David Paiz started on the mound pitching 6.1 innings al-lowing two runs and seven hits with four strikeouts.


#5 Texas A&M (23-8, 8-3) 101 000 030 5 9 1Texas Tech (20-12, 5-6) 000 100 120 4 4 3WP: Parrent (1-2) LP: Fowler (1-1) S: Hinojosa (8)Attendance: 3,381 Time: 2:41 Temp: 91°Highlights: With the score tied 2-2 in the top of the eighth, A&M third baseman Adam Smith hit a three-run homer on an 0-2 pitch from Tech reliever Brennan Stewart to give A&M a 5-2 lead. Tech scored two in the bottom of the eighth but wouldn’t be able to finish off the come-back. Trey Masek pitched 6.1 innings allowing two runs on two hits with two strikeouts. Jamodrick McGruder (1-for-2, run), Stephen Hagen (1-for-3, 2 RBI), David Paiz (1-for-4) and Reid Redman (1-for-3) led Tech at the plate.


#5 Texas A&M (24-8, 9-3) 240 340 010 14 21 4Texas Tech (20-13, 5-7) 221 020 001 8 13 1WP: Stripling (6-2) LP: Kilcrease (3-2) S: NoneAttendance: 3,086 Time: 3:06 Temp: 69°Highlights: The Red Raiders and Aggies combined scored 20 runs in the opening five innings. Despite four errors, Texas A&M cruised to the victory with seven players re-cording multi-hit games. Tech starter Robbie Kilcrease had his shortest career start (1.1 IP) while five Tech relievers were used in the game. Nick Popescu (3-for-4, 3 runs) and Kelby Tomlinson (3-for-5, 3 RBI) led the way for Tech at the plate. Tech’s 4-through-7 hole batters went a combined 10-for-19 with five runs and five RBI.

GAME RECAPS

GAME 34: Texas Tech 4 at New Mexico 1Apr. 12 ● Isotopes Park ● Albuquerque, N.M.

Texas Tech (21-13) 010 120 000 4 6 2New Mexico (10-23) 010 000 000 1 11 0WP: Stewart (2-0) LP: Wilson (1-2) S: Neely (4)Attendance: 1,243 Time: 2:16 Temp: 60°Highlights: Stephen Hagen and Barrett Barnes both hom-ered and the Tech pitching staff allowing only one run de-spite 11 New Mexico base hits to give Tech its fifth straight midweek win (fourth in a row on the road/neutral site). Hagen broke the scoreless tie with a line shot solo blast in the second and Barnes provided the final blow with a two-run homer (8th of the season/22nd career) in the fifth. Brennan Stewart pitched 2.2 IP with two strikeouts to get the win, John Neely pitched 2 IP to get the save.

GAME 35: Texas Tech 7 at New Mexico 6Apr. 13 ● Isotopes Park ● Albuquerque, N.M.

Texas Tech (22-13) 100 006 000 7 7 0New Mexico (10-24) 110 011 200 6 13 0WP: von Schamann (2-0) LP: Nelson (0-1) S: Corwin (1)Attendance: 1,237 Time: 2:44 Temp: 62°Highlights: Texas Tech sent 10 batters to the plate in the sixth inning while scoring six runs with four walks and four consecutive base hits to take the lead for good. Duke von Schamann earned his second win pitching 3.0 IP allowing three hits and one hit with two strikeouts in relief. Mason Randolph hit two doubles and drove in two runs going 2-for-4 while Jamodrick McGruder reached base for the 38th consecutive game going 1-for-3 while being the only Tech player to score two runs.

GAME 36: Texas Tech 1 at #4 Texas 4Apr. 15 ● UFCU Disch-Falk Field ● Austin, Texas

Texas Tech (22-14, 5-8) 000 010 000 1 8 1#4 Texas (26-8, 10-3) 030 000 01X 4 5 1WP: Jungmann (8-0) LP: Paiz (3-2) S: Knebel (10)Attendance: 7,286 Time: 2:32 Temp: 82°Highlights: The Longhorns scored three runs in the second inning on two walks, a hit-by-pitch and with two base hits. David Paiz returned to his hometown making his second straight start pitching at least 6.0 IP to become the first Tech freshman to do so since 2008 (Chad Bettis). Bo Altobelli (2-for-3) and Barrett Barnes (2-for-4) led the charge at the plate for Tech. Barnes tallied Tech’s only RBI with a double to left in the fifth. Jamodrick McGruder reached base safely for the 39th consecutive game.


Texas Tech (23-14, 6-8) 020 000 000 2 7 0#4 Texas (26-9, 10-4) 000 000 001 1 3 0WP: Masek (2-2) LP: Green (2-3) S: Neely (5)Attendance: 7,201 Time: 2:36 Temp: 80°Highlights: Trey Masek became the first Tech freshman to beat Texas in Austin in over 17 years while pitching 6.1 scoreless innings and allowing two hits and striking out two with three walks. Tech scored two runs in the second on an RBI single to LF by David Paiz and with an RBI safety squeeze bunt by Reid Redman. John Neely pitched 2.2 innings for his fifth save of the season. Kelby Tomlinson (2-for-4) and Reid Redman (2-for-3) were the only players in the game with a multi-hit game.


Texas Tech (23-15, 6-9) 000 100 000 1 6 0#4 Texas (27-9, 11-4) 000 000 03X 3 6 1WP: Milner (4-2) LP: Flora (0-3) S: Knebel (11)Attendance: 7,067 Time: 2:23 Temp: 81°Highlights: Texas Tech led for seven innings with a 1-0 lead before giving up three runs on three hits in the eighth inning. Nick Hanslik gave Tech its 1-0 lead with a single to left field in the fourth driving in Nick Popescu, who walked to reach base. Brennan Stewart had a domi-nating first start of the season pitching 7.1 IP allowing one run on four hits with five strikeouts and two walks. Stewart exited in the eighth with a 1-0 lead. David Paiz notched his 12th multi-hit game of the season going 2-for-4.

GAME 39: Texas Tech 8 at Texas State 5Apr. 18 ● Bobcat Baseball Stadium ● San Marcos, Texas

Texas Tech (24-15) 000 011 402 8 5 1Texas State (23-13) 110 010 002 5 7 0WP: Corwin (1-0) LP: Colon (1-3) S: Neely (6)Attendance: 1,167 Time: 2:52 Temp: 91°Highlights: Texas Tech scored took control of the game with a four-run seventh inning that included three base hits, two walks and a hit-by-pitch. Aaron Corwin became the seventh Tech newcomer to earn a win, as he notched his first career win as a Red Raider pitching 1.1 IP. John Neely threw the final 2.1 innings to post his sixth save. Barrett Barnes (2-for-3, 2 runs, 2 RBI) hit two doubles and Stephen Hagen (2-for-5, 2 RBI) and David Paiz (2-for-4, run) each had multi-hit games for Texas Tech.

GAME 40: Texas Tech 1 at Kansas State 2Apr. 21 ● Tointon Stadium ● Manhattan, Kan.

Texas Tech (24-16, 6-10) 000 000 010 1 6 0Kansas State (22-15, 6-10) 011 000 00X 2 8 1WP: Conlon (2-0) LP: Paiz (3-3) S: Allen (11)Attendance: 759 Time: 2:41 Temp: 56°Highlights: Texas Tech didn’t record its first base hit until the fifth inning (Tomlinson, 1B) and scored its only run in the eighth inning following an infield error extended the inning. Kansas State scored on a sacrifice fly in the second and on an RBI triple in the third for all the offense it would need. Tech had six players with a base hit, no Red Raider finished with multiple hits. Jamodrick McGruder went 1-for-3 and scored a run while stealing his 23rd base of the season. Barrett Barnes (1-for-4) drove in Tech’s only run.


Texas Tech (24-17, 6-11) 020 001 000 3 8 0Kansas State (23-15, 7-10) 002 200 00X 4 6 1WP: Hunter (4-3) LP: Masek (2-3) S: Allen (12)Attendance: 931 Time: 2:49 Temp: 71°Highlights: The Red Raiders jumped out to a 2-0 lead but K-State scored two runs in both the third and fourth innings to take a lead they would never give up. Reid Redman scored Tech’s first run with a safety squeeze while Jamodrick McGruder, the following batter, drove in Kevin Whitehead to give Tech a 2-0 lead. Tech also scored in the sixth on an RBI single to left field by Redman. David Paiz went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a triple. Maskek took the loss pitching 5.0 IP allowing 4 R, 5 H, 4 BB with 0 SO.


Texas Tech (24-18, 6-12) 001 000 000 1 7 1Kansas State (24-15, 8-10) 103 000 00X 4 10 0WP: Applegate (4-2) LP: Stewart (2-1) S: Allen (13)Attendance: 1,170 Time: 2:25 Temp: 53°Highlights: Tech evened the score at 1-1 in the third on an RBI single by Bo Altobelli, but Tech never took the lead as K-State earned its first-ever sweep in a three-game series over Texas Tech. Brennan Stewart (2.0 IP, 5 H, 4 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 1 SO) took the loss while John Neely threw a career-high 5.0 IP out of the Tech bullpen, while not allowing a run and scattering five hits with three strikeouts. Andre Wheeler (2-for-3) and Kevin Whitehead (2-for-3) led the Tech offense with multi-hit games.

GAME 43: New Mexico 1 at Texas Tech 6Apr. 26 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

New Mexico (12-29) 000 000 001 1 4 0Texas Tech (25-18) 100 050 00X 6 6 1WP: von Schamann (3-0) LP: House (0-2) S: NoneAttendance: 2,232 Time: 2:19 Temp: 78°Highlights: Duke von Schamann pitched 6.1 scoreless innings to earn his third win and Stephen Hagen belted a grand slam in the Red Raiders’ five-run fifth inning to notched its eighth consecutive midweek victory. Hagen went 2-for-4 with four RBI while hitting the first opposite field homer (right field) of the season for Tech and the Red Raiders first grand slam since 2009. Barrett Barnes also doubled and drove in a run in Tech’s big inning while going 2-for-4 in the game.

GAME 44: New Mexico 8 at Texas Tech 4Apr. 26 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

New Mexico (13-29) 230 000 300 8 10 2Texas Tech (25-19) 100 021 000 4 4 3WP: Wilson (2-2) LP: Parten (1-4) S: NoneAttendance: 2,107 Time: 2:50 Temp: 65°Highlights: The Lobos jumped out to a 5-1 lead after two innings and that would be all they would need as Tech left 13 runners on base with only four base hits. The Red Raiders had 13 batters reach base via walk, the most this season and the most since posting 14 walks last season against Houston. Jamen Parten took the loss pitching 2.1 innings allowing five runs and six hits with two walks. Jamodrick McGruder grabbed his 26th stolen base of the season going 1-for-3. Kelby Tomlinson went 1-for-2.

GAME 45: Kansas 2 at Texas Tech 3Apr. 26 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Kansas (20-22, 9-10) 110 000 000 0 2 9 0Texas Tech (26-19, 7-12) 010 000 001 1 3 8 1WP: Neely (9-0) LP: Duncan (0-3) S: NoneAttendance: 2,397 Time: 2:39 Temp: 95°Highlights: Stephen Hagen tied the game at 2-2 with a solo homer to lead off the ninth inning before Barrett Barnes scored the game-winning run with a walk-off single through the left side in the bottom of the 10th inning to score Andre Wheeler, who led off the inning with a single. John Neely pitched a 1-2-3 top of the 10th inning to earn his ninth win. It marked back-to-back walk-off wins for Tech at home against Big 12 teams (vs. #5 Texas A&M - Kelby Tomlinson walk-off single in the 12th).



GAME 46: Kansas 4 at Texas Tech 9Apr. 30 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Kansas (20-23, 9-11) 000 202 000 4 13 1Texas Tech (27-19, 8-12) 400 104 00X 9 10 1WP: Masek (3-3) LP: Taylor (4-3) S: NoneAttendance: 2,983 Time: 2:52 Temp: 74°Highlights: With a one-run lead in the sixth inning, Jamo-drick McGruder provided Texas Tech with four insurance runs hitting his first career grand slam to right field. Kelby Tomlinson finished a homer shy of hitting for the cycle and Nick Popescu (2-for-4) and Reid Redman (2-for-4) also finished with multiple hits. Trey Masek earned the win pitching 5.2 innings allowing four runs on eight hits with five strikeouts. The Red Raider pitching staff struck out 10 batters in Big 12 play for the first time this season.

GAME RECAPS

GAME 47: Kansas 7 at Texas Tech 8May 1 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Kansas (20-24, 9-12) 000 201 013 7 14 4Texas Tech (28-19, 9-12) 002 100 203 8 9 2WP: Kilcrease (4-2) LP: Murray (2-2) S: NoneAttendance: 2,288 Time: 3:13 Temp: 46°Highlights: A one-run lead by the Red Raiders entering the ninth inning quickly turned into a two-run deficit when Kansas’ Tucker Tharp hit a three-run homer in the ninth to give Kansas a 7-5 lead. The Red Raider prevailed scoring three in the bottom of the ninth on only one base hit. Kelby Tomlinson scored Tech’s first run in the ninth with a single to center field. A wild pitch on ball four to Bo Altobelli tied the game and then freshman Andre Wheeler took a four-pitch walk with the bases loaded to end it.

GAME 48: Dallas Baptist 11 at Texas Tech 1May 5 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

Dallas Baptist (31-13) 030 215 000 11 11 0Texas Tech (28-20) 000 010 000 1 5 3WP: Pudenz (2-1) LP: Kilcrease (4-3) S: NoneAttendance: 2,153 Time: 2:57 Temp: 72°Highlights: Texas Tech dropped its final home midweek game of the season while allowing three multiple run in-nings and being outhit 11-5. After falling behind 5-0 in the fourth, Tech used seven relievers for the final 5.2 innings of the game. Zach Fowler tossed two scoreless innings in relief and Kelby Tomlinson led Tech going 2-for-4. The Red Raiders scored their only run in the fifth inning on a wild pitch. Dallas Baptist had two players finish with at least three hits and seven players all had at least one hit.

GAME 49: Texas Tech 8 at Michigan 2May 10 ● Wilpon Complex ● Ann Arbor, Mich.

Texas Tech (29-20) 501 200 000 8 10 2Michigan (15-32) 100 001 000 2 5 1WP: von Schamann (4-0) LP: Brosnahan (1-9) S: NoneAttendance: 877 Time: 2:29 Temp: 68°Highlights: Nick Popescu’s three-run double highlighted Texas Tech’s five-run first inning that led them to the win coming off a six-day off period due to final exams. von Schamann became the first Tech freshman in over a decade to start 4-0 with a predetermined 3.0 IP start. Popescu (3-for-5, 2 2B, 3 RBI) led Tech at the plate Barrett Barnes (2-for-3, 2 R, 2 BB). Brennan Stewart (4.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 SO) and Aaron Corwin (2.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 SO) combined with von Schamann to not allow a walk.

GAME 50: Texas Tech 6 at Michigan 4May 11 ● Wilpon Complex ● Ann Arbor, Mich.

Texas Tech (30-20) 101 202 000 6 5 1Michigan (15-33) 001 000 012 4 11 2WP: Kilcrease (5-3) LP: McAnallen (0-3) S: NoneAttendance: 976 Time: 3:01 Temp: 77°Highlights: Jamodrick McGruder’s two-run homer in the fourth gave Tech a three-run lead and Reid Redman’s two-run single in the sixth provided the eventual game-win-ning runs as Tech swept Michigan in the two-game series. It marked the first time in Texas Tech history that the Red Raiders swept three midweek road/neutral site series. Robbie Kilcrease (5.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 SO) earned his fifth win of the year while McGruder (2-for-5, 3 R, 2 RBI) and Redman (2-for-5, R, 2 RBI) led the Tech offense.

GAME 51: Texas Tech 1 at Missouri 11May 13 ● Taylor Stadium ● Columbia, Mo.

Texas Tech (30-21, 9-13) 000 000 010 1 7 2Missouri (22-27, 9-12) 230 051 000 11 10 2WP: Anderson (2-0) LP: Paiz (3-4) S: NoneAttendance: 342 Time: 2:32 Temp: 58°Highlights: Two errors led to six unearned runs for Mis-souri while the Tech pitching staff allowed eight walks and three hit-by-pitch to give Missouri its seventh series open-ing win over the Red Raiders in Columbia since 1999. Tech had only one base hit through six innings, but ended the game with six hits in the final three frames. Nick Popescu drove in Tech’s only run going 2-for-4. David Paiz, who started and took the loss pitching 2.2 IP, went 2-for-4 with a double in the ninth inning for Tech’s only extra-base hit.


Texas Tech (31-21, 10-13) 000 200 040 6 10 0Missouri (22-28, 9-13) 000 001 003 4 7 1WP: Masek (4-3) LP: Stites (3-5) S: Neely (7)Attendance: 755 Time: 2:59 Temp: 52°Highlights: Texas Tech snapped its seven-game losing streak to Missouri on the road while Trey Masek joined teammate Duke von Schamann as four-game winners this season, the most wins by a Tech freshman since Chad Bettis in 2008 (4-5). Kelby Tomlinson put the game out of reach with a two-run triple in the Red Raiders four-run eighth inning. Reid Redman (2-for-4) and Stephen Hagen (2-for-4) each had multi-hit games. John Neely pitched the final three innings for his first career three-inning save.


Texas Tech (31-22, 10-14) 010 101 000 3 8 0Missouri (23-28, 10-13) 000 000 301 4 3 0WP: McCormick (6-2) LP: McCrummen (1-1) S: N/AAttendance: 378 Time: 2:42 Temp: 51°Highlights: Texas Tech saw its three-run slip away during the final three innings of the game while Missouri benefit-ted from eight walks and two hit-by-pitch. The Tigers scored three of its runs off just two base hits. David Paiz (2-for-3) and Nick Popescu (2-for-4) each hit solo homers, Popescu’s in the second inning over the right-center field wall and Paiz’ in the fourth, an opposite field shot over the right-field fence. Tech used five relievers in the game. Kelby Tomlinson (2-for-4) also had two hits for Tech.

GAME 54: #22 Oklahoma State 11 at Texas Tech 10May 20 ● Dan Law Field ● Lubbock, Texas

#22 Oklahoma State (34-19, 14-10) 021 500 201 11 14 1Texas Tech (31-23, 10-15) 312 210 100 10 18 3WP: Heaney (7-3) LP: Neely (9-1) S: Marlowe (4)Attendance: 2,813 Time: 3:24 Temp: 81°Highlights: Tech pounded out 18 hits - its third most this season - and had six players with multi-hit games, including Reid Redman (4-for-5, 3 runs) and Barrett Barnes (4-for-6, 2 runs). The back-and-forth battle saw many lead changes throughout the game while each team used four relievers. John Neely suffered his first loss of the season which snapped his 10-game win streak dating back to last season which was the fourth longest active streak in the NCAA. Kevin Whitehead added a career-high four walks.


#22 Oklahoma State (34-20, 14-11) 300 001 102 7 15 1Texas Tech (32-23, 11-15) 310 430 00X 11 17 0WP: Masek (5-3) LP: Propst (7-5) S: NoneAttendance: 2,756 Time: 2:51 Temp: 87°Highlights: Red Raiders tallied at least 17 hits for the second straight game while having big innings in the first (3 runs), fourth (4 runs) and fifth (3 runs). Reid Redman was a homer shy of hitting for the cycle going 3-for-6 with two runs and Kelby Tomlinson went 3-for-5 with three runs while Nick Popesc (2-for-5, 2 RBI) and Stephen Hagen (3-for-5, 3 RBI). Trey Masek became the first Tech freshman with at least five wins since 2006 (Miles Morgan, 6-7). Kevin Whitehead (2-for-3) also reached base four times.


#22 Oklahoma State (34-21, 14-12) 000 000 021 3 8 1Texas Tech (33-23, 12-15) 040 001 00X 5 5 0WP: von Schamann (5-0) LP: McCurry (2-4) S: McCrummen (1)Attendance: 2,977 Time: 2:17 Temp: 88°Highlights: Bo Altobelli hit a grand slam - first career home run - in the second inning and freshman Duke von Schamann pitched a career-high seven innings to take the series over No. 22 Oklahoma State. von Schamann becomes the first Tech freshman to start career 5-0 in over 10 years. Altobelli crushed a two-out, 0-1 pitch over the left-field wall for his first career homer. He went 2-for-3 and his grand slam gave him a career-high four RBI. Jerad McCrummen pitched the ninth to earn his first career save.

GAME 57: #13 Texas A&M 10 vs. Texas Tech 5May 25 ● RedHawks Field ● Oklahoma City, Okla.

Texas Tech (33-24) 002 030 000 5 10 1#13 Texas A&M (39-28) 000 036 10X 10 18 2WP: S. Martin (1-0) LP: Paiz (3-5) S: NoneAttendance: 4,079 Time: 2:46 Temp: 75°Highlights: Nick Popescu went 4-for-5 and tied a school record for the most hits in a Big 12 Championship game (first time since 2001) while A&M scored 10 unanswered runs from the fifth to seventh inning. It marked the second straight year Tech faced A&M in the first round of the tournament, both times the Aggies ended up winning the title. Kelby Tomlinson also had multi-hits going 2-for-4. Brennan Stewart (5.1 IP, 11 H, 5 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 5 SO) got the start but freshman David Paiz took the loss pitching 0.1 IP.

GAME 58: #12 Oklahoma 3 vs. Texas Tech 1May 26 ● RedHawks Field ● Oklahoma City, Okla.

#12 Oklahoma (41-16) 001 110 000 3 12 1Texas Tech (33-25) 000 000 010 1 6 0WP: Smith (10-3) LP: Masek (5-4) S: Duke (7)Attendance: 3,657 Time: 2:53 Temp: 68°Highlights: Texas Tech was held to a pair of hits through seven innings while Burch Smith struck out eight batters in a near complete game (8.2 IP). The Red Raiders scored their only run on an RBI single to right field by Nick Popescu in the eighth inning. Tech had just six base hits from six different players. Trey Masek got the start, mark-ing the first time a Tech freshman started on the mound in a Big 12 Championship game since 2006 (Miles Morgan). Masek took the loss allowing two runs in 3.2 innings.



PITCHING BREAKDOWNSTARTERS G W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR OBATexas Tech 58 15-18 5.33 265.0 316 180 157 81 154 21 .305Opponents 58 15-18 5.59 285.0 316 200 177 146 238 17 .288

BULLPEN G W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR OBATexas Tech 58 18-7 4.48 251.0 280 155 125 105 210 15 .287Opponents 58 10-15 4.76 221.0 220 132 117 127 180 9 .266

RELIEF PITCHERS’ EFFECTIVENESS RELIEF FIRST BATTER RUNNERS APP. WINS RETIRED/FACED INHERITED/SCORED ERA/IPPITCHERJohn Neely 30 9 20/30 29/10 2.97/60.2Jerad McCrummen 26 1 19/26 20/8 6.75/28.0Zach Fowler 23 1 12/23 27/14 3.38/16.0Ben Flora 21 0 12/21 12/2 9.53/11.1Brennan Stewart 19 2 14/19 20/5 3.29/41.0Aaron Corwin 19 1 13/19 24/5 3.28/24.2Hayden Holub 11 0 5/11 12/5 5.14/7.0Taylor Christian 9 0 5/9 5/2 5.56/11.1David Paiz 8 2 7/8 7/1 6.75/10.2Cory Bafidis 6 0 2/6 6/3 18.00/2.0 Jamen Parten 6 0 4/6 4/0 0.00/6.0Duke von Schamann 6 1 3/6 6/3 10.45/10.1Trey Masek 5 0 2/5 3/1 2.38/11.1Robbie Kilcrease 5 1 4/5 6/3 5.40/6.2Scott Erzinger 4 0 3/4 0/0 3.86/2.1Andre Wheeler 4 0 0/4 1/0 5.40/1.2TEAM 202 18 125/202 182/62 4.48/251.0

STARTING PITCHERS Run TTUSTARTER (Record) GS Support R/GS RecordRobbie Kilcrease (4-3) 12 35 2.9 8-4Jamen Parten (1-4) 9 19 2.1 5-4Trey Masek (5-3) 11 40 3.6 6-5David Paiz (1-4) 9 19 2.1 4-5Daniel Coulombe (0-2) 4 12 3.0 2-2Ben Flora (0-1) 3 7 2.3 2-1Duke von Schamann (4-0) 7 33 4.7 6-1Brennan Stewart (0-1) 3 7 2.3 0-3



#15 DUKE von SCHAMANN - RHP

#29 SCOTT ERZINGER - LHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.3/1 UNLV 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 5 ND 9-43/22 @ Dallas Baptist 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 4 ND 7-64/1 @ #7 Oklahoma 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 14 ND 1-104/10 #5 TEXAS A&M 1.0 1 1 1 2 1 24 ND 8-14

#30 AARON CORWIN - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/20 NORTHWESTERN 0.0 3 5 4 2 0 16 ND 8-63/1 UNLV 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 5 ND 9-43/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 1.2 5 2 2 1 0 35 ND 5-143/19 @ #14 Baylor 1.2 0 0 0 1 0 24 ND 13-143/25 NEBRASKA 2.1 1 0 0 1 3 44 ND 5-154/1 @ #7 Oklahoma 3.0 2 1 1 2 4 52 ND 1-104/10 #5 TEXAS A&M 2.2 1 0 0 2 2 45 ND 8-144/13 @ New Mexico 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 12 S 7-64/15 @ #4 Texas 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 7 ND 1-44/18 @ Texas State 1.1 0 0 0 0 1 17 W 8-54/21 @ Kansas State 2.1 1 0 0 1 1 38 ND 1-24/27 NEW MEXICO 1.1 0 0 0 0 1 15 ND 4-84/30 KANSAS 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 20 ND 9-45/1 KANSAS 1.0 0 1 0 0 0 10 ND 8-75/10 @ Michigan 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 25 ND 8-25/14 @ Missouri 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 5 ND 6-45/15 @ Missouri 0.1 0 1 1 1 1 12 ND 3-45/20 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 11 ND 10-115/25 vs. #13 Texas A&M 1.1 3 1 1 1 1 26 ND 5-10

#42 JOHN NEELY - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/18 WESTERN MICHIGAN 4.0 1 0 0 0 4 40 W 8-02/20 NORTHWESTERN 2.0 3 0 0 0 1 21 S 8-62/24 BYU 1.2 2 0 0 0 2 31 S 7-42/27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 15 ND 14-83/1 UNLV 1.1 1 0 0 0 2 26 ND 9-43/5 #8 TCU 2.2 3 1 1 1 2 46 ND 6-83/11 IOWA 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 21 W 9-73/12 IOWA 1.1 0 0 0 0 1 25 S 6-43/15 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 2.0 3 2 2 1 2 27 ND 9-73/18 @ #14 Baylor 2.0 2 2 2 4 0 56 W 6-53/20 @ #14 Baylor 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 11 W 10-63/22 @ Dallas Baptist 1.2 1 0 0 0 2 6 W 7-63/26 NEBRASKA 2.2 4 1 1 0 6 49 W 10-84/3 @ #7 Oklahoma 0.2 3 1 1 0 0 17 ND 5-84/5 vs. UTSA - 2 3.2 2 1 1 0 6 48 W 11-64/8 #5 TEXAS A&M 4.0 4 1 1 0 3 61 W 4-34/12 @ New Mexico 2.0 1 0 0 1 2 30 S 4-14/16 @ #4 Texas 2.2 1 1 1 4 0 51 S 2-14/18 @ Texas State 2.1 2 2 2 1 3 32 S 8-54/23 @ Kansas State 5.0 5 0 0 1 3 63 ND 1-44/26 NEW MEXICO 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 3 ND 6-14/29 KANSAS 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 9 W 3-24/30 KANSAS 2.1 3 0 0 1 3 36 ND 9-45/1 KANSAS 0.2 2 0 0 1 0 14 ND 8-75/11 @ Michigan 1.2 3 2 2 1 3 36 ND 6-45/14 @ Missouri 3.0 4 3 3 1 2 53 S 6-45/20 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 2.0 2 1 1 1 1 29 L 10-115/21 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 0.2 1 0 0 0 1 11 ND 11-75/22 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 0.2 2 1 1 0 0 7 ND 5-35/26 vs. #12 Oklahoma 3.0 4 1 1 3 2 63 ND 1-3

Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.3/15 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI * 3.0 3 0 0 0 1 38 W 9-73/20 @ #14 Baylor 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 4 ND 10-63/22 @ Dallas Baptist 1.0 3 3 3 2 2 31 ND 7-63/26 NEBRASKA 0.0 4 3 3 1 0 24 ND 10-84/2 @ #7 Oklahoma 2.2 3 3 0 1 2 58 ND 1-114/5 vs. UTSA - 2 * 2.2 6 2 2 0 1 56 ND 11-64/10 #5 TEXAS A&M 3.0 5 5 5 1 1 49 ND 8-144/13 @ New Mexico 3.0 3 1 1 0 2 38 W 7-64/26 NEW MEXICO * 6.1 2 0 0 0 3 75 W 6-15/1 KANSAS * 4.0 4 2 2 2 3 56 ND 8-75/10 @ Michigan * 3.0 2 1 1 0 1 42 W 8-25/15 @ Missouri * 5.0 1 0 0 2 0 73 ND 3-45/22 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE * 7.0 5 1 1 0 3 79 W 5-3

#10 DAVID PAIZ - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/20 NORTHWESTERN 4.0 3 0 0 2 6 66 W 8-63/1 UNLV * 5.0 5 3 3 1 2 65 W 9-43/6 #8 TCU 1.1 4 4 4 1 1 32 ND 1-83/13 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 1.2 0 0 0 0 2 5 W 6-53/18 @ #14 Baylor 0.2 1 0 0 1 0 17 ND 6-53/22 @ Dallas Baptist * 3.0 2 2 1 1 0 48 ND 7-63/27 NEBRASKA 1.2 0 0 0 0 1 22 S 3-04/1 @ #7 Oklahoma * 4.0 9 9 7 1 2 90 L 1-104/8 #5 TEXAS A&M * 6.1 7 2 2 1 4 100 ND 4-34/15 @ #4 Texas * 6.1 4 3 3 3 1 91 L 1-44/21 @ Kansas State * 4.2 6 2 2 1 3 90 L 1-24/29 KANSAS * 4.0 6 2 2 1 4 82 ND 2-35/3 DALLAS BAPTIST 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 5 ND 1-115/13 @ Missouri * 2.2 3 5 4 4 3 52 L 1-115/15 @ Missouri 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ND 3-45/20 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE * 4.0 9 8 7 0 5 79 ND 10-115/25 vs. #13 Texas A&M 0.1 4 4 4 0 0 17 L 5-10

#45 TAYLOR CHRISTIAN - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/25 BYU 0.1 2 1 1 1 0 19 ND 3-83/4 #8 TCU 2.0 3 0 0 1 1 28 ND 0-73/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 1.2 1 5 5 3 1 39 ND 5-143/19 @ #14 Baylor 1.0 0 1 0 3 2 28 ND 13-143/25 NEBRASKA 2.0 2 0 0 1 2 32 ND 5-154/2 @ #7 Oklahoma 1.1 1 0 0 0 1 24 ND 1-114/27 NEW MEXICO 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 6 ND 4-85/3 DALLAS BAPTIST 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 13 ND 1-115/13 @ Missouri 1.0 2 1 1 2 1 21 ND 1-11

#21 ZACH FOWLER - LHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/19 UTAH VALLEY 2.0 2 0 0 0 1 28 ND 6-22/24 BYU 1.0 2 0 0 0 2 21 W 7-42/27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1.0 1 1 1 2 1 31 ND 14-83/1 UNLV 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 7 ND 9-43/6 #8 TCU 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 5 ND 1-83/11 IOWA 0.0 1 1 0 1 0 13 ND 9-73/12 IOWA 0.0 2 1 1 0 0 8 ND 6-43/15 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 1.1 3 1 0 0 1 34 ND 9-73/18 @ #14 Baylor 1.1 0 0 0 0 0 19 ND 6-53/20 @ #14 Baylor 1.1 0 0 0 1 1 20 ND 10-63/26 NEBRASKA 0.0 0 1 1 1 0 9 ND 10-84/3 @ #7 Oklahoma 1.0 2 0 0 0 1 15 ND 5-84/5 vs. UTSA - 2 0.0 2 1 1 1 0 15 ND 11-64/9 #5 TEXAS A&M 0.2 0 1 0 1 0 10 L 4-54/10 #5 TEXAS A&M 0.0 4 2 2 0 0 6 ND 8-144/13 @ New Mexico 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 11 ND 7-64/15 @ #4 Texas 0.2 1 1 0 0 0 15 ND 1-44/17 @ #4 Texas 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 5 ND 1-34/21 @ Kansas State 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 10 ND 1-24/27 NEW MEXICO 0.1 1 1 0 0 1 12 ND 4-84/29 KANSAS 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 4 ND 2-35/3 DALLAS BAPTIST 2.0 4 0 0 1 1 44 ND 1-115/13 @ Missouri 1.1 1 0 0 0 1 28 ND 1-11

#16 TREY MASEK - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/19 UTAH VALLEY 2.0 2 1 0 1 2 38 ND 6-22/25 BYU 3.0 3 2 0 0 4 42 ND 3-82/27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 0.2 3 1 1 1 0 4 ND 14-83/2 UNLV 2.1 0 0 0 1 4 38 ND 3-43/5 #8 TCU 3.1 4 2 2 2 0 48 L 6-83/12 IOWA * 7.2 3 3 2 2 5 113 W 6-43/19 @ #14 Baylor * 3.0 5 8 4 4 1 71 ND 13-143/26 NEBRASKA * 5.0 3 3 2 2 1 88 ND 10-84/2 @ #7 Oklahoma * 2.1 8 7 7 2 2 69 L 1-114/9 #5 TEXAS A&M * 6.1 6 2 2 2 2 78 L 4-54/16 @ #4 Texas * 6.1 2 0 0 3 2 95 W 2-14/22 @ Kansas State 3.0 1 0 0 0 3 34 ND 3-44/30 KANSAS * 5.2 8 4 4 1 5 94 W 9-45/14 @ Missouri * 5.1 3 1 1 2 2 86 W 6-45/21 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE * 5.1 8 4 4 2 1 94 W 11-75/26 vs. #12 Oklahoma * 3.2 6 2 2 0 2 56 L 1-3

#25 CORY BAFIDIS - LHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/24 BYU 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 12 ND 7-42/26 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 0.1 1 0 0 0 1 8 ND 15-33/1 UNLV 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 5 ND 9-43/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 0.0 1 1 1 0 0 5 ND 5-143/13 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 3 ND 6-53/19 @ #14 Baylor 0.2 3 3 3 2 0 25 ND 13-14

#28 BEN FLORA - LHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/20 NORTHWESTERN * 3.0 2 1 1 2 0 54 ND 8-62/24 BYU * 4.0 4 2 2 1 4 61 ND 7-43/2 UNLV * 4.1 7 4 4 0 1 73 L 3-43/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 0.1 1 2 0 1 1 15 ND 5-143/15 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 1.1 2 1 1 2 0 39 ND 9-73/19 @ #14 Baylor 0.0 1 1 1 0 0 3 L 13-143/20 @ #14 Baylor 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 10 ND 10-63/22 @ Dallas Baptist 0.0 0 1 1 0 1 7 ND 7-63/25 NEBRASKA 2.0 6 5 3 2 2 51 ND 5-154/2 @ #7 Oklahoma 1.2 1 1 1 1 3 43 ND 1-114/8 #5 TEXAS A&M 0.2 1 0 0 1 1 22 ND 4-34/9 #5 TEXAS A&M 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 10 ND 5-44/12 @ New Mexico 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 3 ND 4-14/13 @ New Mexico 0.0 2 1 1 0 0 6 ND 7-64/17 @ #4 Texas 0.0 0 1 1 1 0 6 L 1-34/21 @ Kansas State 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 6 ND 1-24/23 @ Kansas State 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 4 ND 1-44/27 NEW MEXICO 2.0 0 0 0 0 2 22 ND 4-84/30 KANSAS 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 7 ND 9-45/1 KANSAS 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 4 ND 8-75/3 DALLAS BAPTIST 0.1 2 1 1 0 1 14 ND 1-115/11 @ Michigan 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ND 6-45/20 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 0.0 1 1 1 0 0 4 ND 10-115/22 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 0.1 0 1 1 0 0 3 ND 5-3

#26 JERAD McCRUMMEN - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/19 NORTHWESTERN 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 15 ND 6-12/24 BYU 1.1 3 2 2 0 0 17 ND 7-42/27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 3.1 3 2 2 0 2 47 W 14-83/1 UNLV 1.0 0 1 1 2 1 21 ND 9-43/4 #8 TCU 0.2 4 3 3 0 1 32 ND 0-73/11 IOWA 1.2 2 3 3 1 1 39 ND 9-73/13 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 0.1 1 1 1 0 0 9 ND 6-53/15 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 0.0 1 1 1 0 0 5 ND 9-73/19 @ #14 Baylor 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 4 ND 13-143/20 @ #14 Baylor 1.1 0 0 0 0 1 14 ND 10-63/22 @ Dallas Baptist 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 5 ND 7-63/26 NEBRASKA 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 19 ND 10-84/3 @ #7 Oklahoma 0.1 0 1 1 1 1 10 ND 5-84/5 vs. UTSA - 2 2.2 3 2 2 1 2 44 ND 11-64/8 #5 TEXAS A&M 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 22 ND 4-34/13 @ New Mexico 2.0 3 2 2 1 0 30 ND 7-64/15 @ #4 Texas 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 3 ND 1-44/17 @ #4 Texas 0.1 2 1 1 0 0 4 ND 1-34/23 @ Kansas State 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 8 ND 1-44/27 NEW MEXICO 0.1 2 2 0 0 0 4 ND 4-84/29 KANSAS 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 9 ND 3-25/1 KANSAS 0.2 2 0 0 1 0 14 ND 8-75/11 @ Michigan 0.2 3 1 1 0 0 17 ND 6-45/15 @ Missouri 1.1 1 1 1 0 2 25 L 3-45/22 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 19 S 5-35/26 vs. #12 Oklahoma 1.2 1 0 0 0 1 15 ND 1-3

#35 DANIEL COULOMBE - LHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/18 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 4.0 1 0 0 2 5 73 ND 8-02/25 BYU * 5.0 5 4 3 2 9 92 L 3-83/4 #8 TCU * 5.1 6 4 3 2 8 107 L 0-73/11 IOWA * 6.0 9 3 3 1 6 97 ND 9-7

#36 ANDRE WHEELER - LHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/25 BYU 0.2 1 1 1 1 1 13 ND 3-83/2 UNLV 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 6 ND 3-43/6 #8 TCU 1.0 2 0 0 0 2 25 ND 1-84/18 @ Texas State 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 7 ND 8-5

#39 JAMEN PARTEN - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/19 UTAH VALLEY * 5.0 4 1 1 0 4 76 W 6-22/27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 3.0 6 4 2 1 2 77 ND 14-83/6 #8 TCU * 6.1 8 3 2 0 4 95 L 1-83/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI * 4.1 5 2 2 2 1 75 L 5-143/18 @ #14 Baylor * 5.0 7 3 3 1 1 86 ND 6-53/25 NEBRASKA * 2.2 10 10 10 1 2 62 L 5-154/5 vs. UTSA - 1 * 2.2 5 2 2 1 3 66 ND 8-24/9 #5 TEXAS A&M 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ND 4-54/12 @ New Mexico * 4.0 6 1 1 0 0 53 ND 4-14/21 @ Kansas State 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 3 ND 1-24/27 NEW MEXICO * 2.1 6 5 5 2 0 62 L 4-85/3 DALLAS BAPTIST 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 5 ND 1-115/11 @ Michigan 1.1 1 0 0 0 1 24 ND 6-45/13 @ Missouri 2.1 4 5 0 2 3 53 ND 1-115/25 vs. #13 Texas A&M 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 10 ND 5-10

#40 ROBBIE KILCREASE - LHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/19 NORTHWESTERN * 7.0 4 1 1 0 4 78 W 6-12/26 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 7.0 7 3 3 3 6 105 W 15-33/5 #8 TCU * 3.0 9 5 5 1 2 73 ND 6-83/13 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI * 6.2 7 3 3 2 4 95 ND 6-53/20 @ #14 Baylor * 5.1 8 6 5 2 2 89 ND 10-63/27 NEBRASKA * 7.1 5 0 0 2 3 103 W 3-04/3 @ #7 Oklahoma * 3.1 11 6 6 0 2 67 L 5-84/10 #5 TEXAS A&M * 1.1 9 6 6 0 2 49 L 8-144/13 @ New Mexico * 2.0 4 2 2 1 1 40 ND 7-64/18 @ Texas State * 5.1 5 3 3 3 3 81 ND 8-54/22 @ Kansas State 5.0 5 4 4 4 0 88 L 3-44/26 NEW MEXICO 2.0 2 1 1 1 1 30 ND 6-15/1 KANSAS 1.0 3 3 3 1 1 22 W 8-75/3 DALLAS BAPTIST * 3.1 2 5 3 3 4 67 L 1-115/11 @ Michigan * 5.0 3 1 1 1 1 57 W 6-45/15 @ Missouri 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 10 ND 3-45/26 vs. #12 Oklahoma 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 10 ND 1-3

#41 HAYDEN HOLUB - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/24 BYU 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 6 ND 7-43/1 UNLV 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 5 ND 9-43/2 UNLV 1.1 2 0 0 0 1 14 ND 3-43/4 #8 TCU 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 19 ND 0-73/6 #8 TCU 0.1 1 1 1 0 1 16 ND 1-83/13 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 0.1 1 1 1 0 0 10 ND 6-53/15 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 0.2 2 2 2 1 1 21 ND 9-74/10 #5 TEXAS A&M 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 12 ND 8-145/3 DALLAS BAPTIST 0.2 0 1 0 0 1 3 ND 1-115/11 @ Michigan 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 5 ND 6-45/13 @ Missouri 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 6 ND 1-11

#50 BRENNAN STEWART - RHPDate Opponent GS IP H R ER BB K NP DEC.2/18 WESTERN MICHIGAN 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 9 ND 8-02/26 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1.2 1 0 0 1 2 29 ND 15-33/2 UNLV 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 15 ND 3-43/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 1.0 3 2 2 0 1 25 ND 5-143/15 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 11 ND 9-73/19 @ #14 Baylor 2.1 2 1 1 0 0 40 ND 13-143/22 @ Dallas Baptist 2.2 1 0 0 0 0 26 ND 7-64/3 @ #7 Oklahoma 2.2 0 0 0 1 1 18 ND 5-84/5 vs. UTSA - 1 6.1 1 0 0 0 7 77 W 8-24/9 #5 TEXAS A&M 1.0 2 2 2 1 1 18 ND 4-54/12 @ New Mexico 2.2 4 0 0 0 2 39 W 4-14/17 @ #4 Texas * 7.1 4 1 1 2 5 91 ND 1-34/23 @ Kansas State * 2.0 5 4 3 1 1 48 L 1-44/27 NEW MEXICO 1.2 0 0 0 0 1 13 ND 4-84/29 KANSAS 4.0 1 0 0 1 2 39 ND 2-35/1 KANSAS 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 15 ND 8-75/3 DALLAS BAPTIST 0.1 3 4 3 1 0 19 ND 1-115/10 @ Michigan 4.0 3 1 0 0 2 36 ND 8-25/15 @ Missouri 1.1 0 2 2 4 1 38 ND 3-45/20 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 2.2 1 1 1 0 1 25 ND 10-115/21 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 3.0 6 3 3 0 1 47 ND 11-75/25 vs. #13 Texas A&M * 5.1 11 5 2 1 5 89 ND 5-10

PITCHERS GAME-BY-GAME



MULTI-HIT GAMESPlayer 2 3 4 5+ TotalTomlinson, Kelby 13 6 1 - 20Paiz, David 13 5 - - 18Popescu, Nick 12 4 1 - 17Redman, Reid 13 2 1 - 16Barnes, Barrett 11 2 1 - 14Altobelli, Bo 11 1 1 - 13Hagen, Stephen 10 2 - 1 13McGruder, Jamodri 5 7 - - 12Whitehead, Kevin 7 - - - 7Wheeler, Andre 3 2 - - 5Randolph, Mason 2 - - - 2TEAM 100 31 5 1 137

MULTIPLE RBI GAMESPlayer 2 3 4 5+ TotalTomlinson, Kelby 6 4 1 - 11Hagen, Stephen 8 2 1 - 11Barnes, Barrett 8 2 - - 10Paiz, David 6 1 - - 7Altobelli, Bo 3 2 1 - 6Popescu, Nick 3 2 1 - 6Redman, Reid 4 2 - - 6McGruder, Jamodrick 2 2 1 - 5Wheeler, Andre 1 1 - - 2Randolph, Mason 1 - - - 1Whitehead, Kevin 1 - - - 1Hanslik, Nick 1 - - - 1TEAM 44 18 5 0 67

TEXAS TECH SUMMARY HITTING STREAKSPlayer Longest CurrentBarnes, Barrett 15 2Redman, Reid 11 -Tomlinson, Kelby 10 -Altobelli, Bo 8 8Paiz, David 8 1McGruder, Jamodrick 8 2Hagen, Stephen 8 -Wheeler, Andre 6 2Popescu, Nick 5 2Whitehead, Kevin 4 1Hanslik, Nick 2 -Randolph, Mason 2 -Williams, Marshall 1 -Lopez, Jordan 1 -von Schamann, Duke 1 -

REACHING BASE SAFELY STREAKSPlayer Longest CurrentMcGruder, Jamodrick 39 3Paiz, David 22 1Barnes, Barrett 17 8Redman, Reid 15 -Tomlinson, Kelby 12 -Popescu, Nick 11 11Hagen, Stephen 10 -Whitehead, Kevin 9 1Altobelli, Bo 8 8Randolph, Mason 7 -Wheeler, Andre 7 6Hanslik, Nick 2 -Lopez, Jordan 1 -Williams, Marshall 1 -von Schamann, Duke 1 -



TEAM GAME HIGHSBIG INNINGS (4-PLUS RUNS)TEXAS TECHDate Opponent INN. RUNS Result2/18 WESTERN MICHIGAN 7th 4 W 8-02/26 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1st 6 W 15-32/27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1st 6 W 14-82/27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 8th 5 W 14-83/1 UNLV 5th 4 W 9-43/5 #8 TCU 5th 6 L 6-83/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 7th 4 L 5-143/12 IOWA 2nd 4 W 6-43/13 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 7th 4 W 6-53/15 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 2nd 4 W 9-73/19 @ #14 Baylor 9th 9 L 13-143/20 @ #14 Baylor 10th 4 W 10-63/22 @ Dallas Baptist 7th 5 W 7-63/25 NEBRASKA 5th 4 L 5-153/26 NEBRASKA 3rd 5 W 10-84/3 @ #7 Oklahoma 6th 4 L 5-84/5 vs. UTSA - 1 4th 5 W 8-24/5 vs. UTSA - 2 7th 5 W 11-64/13 @ New Mexico 6th 6 W 7-64/18 @ Texas State 7th 4 W 8-54/26 NEW MEXICO 5th 5 W 6-14/30 KANSAS 1st 4 W 9-44/30 KANSAS 6th 4 W 9-45/10 @ Michigan 1st 5 W 8-25/14 @ Missouri 8th 4 W 6-45/21 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 4th 4 W 11-75/22 #22 OKLAHOMA STATE 2nd 4 W 5-3

OPPONENTDate Opponent INN. RUNS Result2/20 NORTHWESTERN 4th 5 W 8-62/27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 3rd 4 W 14-83/2 UNLV 3rd 4 L 3-43/6 #8 TCU 8th 5 L 1-83/11 IOWA 8th 4 W 9-73/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 6th 4 L 5-143/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 9th 5 L 5-143/19 @ #14 Baylor 2nd 4 L 13-143/19 @ #14 Baylor 4th 4 L 13-143/25 NEBRASKA 3rd 8 L 5-153/25 NEBRASKA 5th 5 L 5-153/26 NEBRASKA 6th 4 W 10-84/1 @ #7 Oklahoma 2nd 4 L 1-104/2 @ #7 Oklahoma 1st 4 L 1-114/10 #5 TEXAS A&M 2nd 4 L 8-144/10 #5 TEXAS A&M 5th 4 L 8-145/3 DALLAS BAPTIST 6th 5 L 1-115/13 @ Missouri 5th 5 L 1-115/20 #22 Oklahoma State 4th 5 L 10-115/25 vs. #13 Texas A&M 6th 6 L 5-10

RECORD WITH A BIG INNING __________________ 20-5RECORD W/OUT A BIG INNING _______________ 13-20

RECORD WHEN ALLOWING A BIG INNING _______ 4-13RECORD WHEN NOT ALLOWING A BIG INNING _ 29-12

BATTING

At bats: 49 at Baylor (Mar 20, 2011)Runs scored: 15 vs Northern Illinois (Feb 26, 2011)Hits: 22 at Baylor (Mar 19, 2011)RBIs: 14 vs Northern Illinois (Feb 26, 2011)Doubles: 6 at Baylor (Mar 19, 2011)Triples: 2 vs Northwestern (Feb 20, 2011) 2 vs Northern Illinois (Feb 27, 2011) 2 vs UTSA (Apr 05, 2011 at San Angelo, TX)Home runs: 2 at Oklahoma (Apr 03, 2011) 2 at New Mexico (Apr 12, 2011) 2 at Missouri (May 15, 2011)Total bases: 31 at Baylor (Mar 19, 2011)Walks: 13 vs New Mexico (Apr 27, 2011)Strikeouts: 18 at Oklahoma (Apr 03, 2011)Sac hits: 3 vs Nebraska (Mar 26, 2011)Sac flies: 3 vs A&M-Corpus Christi (Mar 15, 2011) 3 vs Texas A&M (May 25, 2011 at Oklahoma City, OK)Stolen bases: 6 vs Texas A&M (Apr 09, 2011)Hit by pitch: 4 vs BYU (Feb 24, 2011) 4 vs Northern Illinois (Feb 27, 2011)Caught stealing: 2 vs Western Michigan (Feb 18, 2011) 2 vs Northwestern (Feb 20, 2011) 2 vs A&M-Corpus Christi (Mar 13, 2011)Runners LOB: 16 at Baylor (Mar 20, 2011)Hit into DP: 3 vs Northwestern (Feb 19, 2011) 3 vs Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)

FIELDING

Putouts: 36 vs Texas A&M (Apr 08, 2011)Assists: 20 vs Northern Illinois (Feb 27, 2011) 20 vs Texas A&M (Apr 08, 2011)Errors: 4 vs BYU (Feb 25, 2011) 4 vs Nebraska (Mar 25, 2011)Passed balls: 1 (8 games )DPs turned: 3 (5 games )

PITCHING

Innings pitched: 12.0 vs Texas A&M (Apr 08, 2011)Runs allowed: 15 vs Nebraska (Mar 25, 2011)Earned runs: 14 vs Texas A&M (Apr 10, 2011)Walks allowed: 10 at Baylor (Mar 19, 2011)Strikeouts: 14 vs BYU (Feb 25, 2011)Hits allowed: 21 vs Texas A&M (Apr 10, 2011)Doubles allowed: 6 vs BYU (Feb 24, 2011)Triples allowed: 3 at Missouri (May 13, 2011)Homers allowed: 4 vs Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)Wild pitches: 4 vs Dallas Baptist (May 03, 2011)Hit batters: 4 vs Oklahoma State (May 22, 2011)


2011 TEXAS TECH BASEBALLMULTI-RUN INNINGS (78)

2 Runs _______________________________________ 403 Runs _______________________________________ 124 Runs _______________________________________ 145 Runs ________________________________________ 76 Runs ________________________________________ 49 Runs ________________________________________ 1

GO-AHEAD RBI (58)Nick Popescu _________________________________ 16Kelby Tomlinson ________________________________ 9Barrett Barnes __________________________________ 6Reid Redman __________________________________ 6David Paiz _____________________________________ 5Andre Wheeler _________________________________ 4Kevin Whitehead _______________________________ 4Bo Altobelli ____________________________________ 4Stephen Hagen _________________________________ 3Nick Hanslik ___________________________________ 1

GAME TYING RBI (21)Jamodrick McGruder ____________________________ 5Bo Altobelli ____________________________________ 5Barrett Barnes __________________________________ 4Stephen Hagen _________________________________ 2Reid Redman __________________________________ 2Nick Popescu __________________________________ 1Andre Wheeler _________________________________ 1Kelby Tomlinson ________________________________ 1

2-OUT RBI (106)Kelby Tomlinson _______________________________ 18Barrett Barnes _________________________________ 15Reid Redman _________________________________ 12Jamodrick McGruder ___________________________ 11Bo Altobelli ___________________________________ 10Stephen Hagen _________________________________ 9David Paiz _____________________________________ 8Andre Wheeler _________________________________ 8Nick Popescu __________________________________ 7Nick Hanslik ___________________________________ 3Kevin Whitehead _______________________________ 2Mason Randolph _______________________________ 2Marshall Williams _______________________________ 1

INFIELD BASE HITS (69)Bo Altobelli ___________________________________ 15Jamodrick McGruder ___________________________ 10Reid Redman _________________________________ 11Kelby Tomlinson ________________________________ 9Barrett Barnes __________________________________ 7Nick Popescu __________________________________ 7David Paiz _____________________________________ 4Stephen Hagen _________________________________ 3Andre Wheeler _________________________________ 2Kevin Whitehead _______________________________ 1

OUTFIELD ASSISTS (11)Barrett Barnes __________________________________ 3Andre Wheeler _________________________________ 3Jamodrick McGruder ____________________________ 2David Paiz _____________________________________ 1Jordan Lopez __________________________________ 1Nick Hanslik ___________________________________ 1

PICKOFFS BY PITCHERS (8)John Neely ____________________________________ 2Hayden Holub __________________________________ 1David Paiz _____________________________________ 1Jamen Parten __________________________________ 1 Duke von Schamann ____________________________ 1Brennan Stewart ________________________________ 1Andre Wheeler _________________________________ 1

BUNT BASE HITS (25)Reid Redman __________________________________ 8Bo Altobelli ____________________________________ 7Jamodrick McGruder ____________________________ 4Kelby Tomlinson ________________________________ 2Nick Popescu __________________________________ 2Barrett Barnes __________________________________ 1Kevin Whitehead _______________________________ 1

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSBATTING

At bats: 6 (12 games )Runs scored: 3 (17 games )Hits: 5 Hagen, Stephen at Baylor (Mar 19, 2011)RBIs: 4 (5 games )Doubles: 2 (8 games )Triples: 2 McGruder, Jamodrick vs Northern Illinois (Feb 27, 2011)Home runs: 2 Barnes, Barrett at Oklahoma (Apr 03, 2011)Total bases: 10 Hagen, Stephen at Baylor (Mar 19, 2011)Walks: 4 Whitehead, Kevin vs Oklahoma State (May 20, 2011)Strikeouts: 4 McGruder, Jamodrick vs Texas A&M (Apr 10, 2011) 4 Whitehead, Kevin at Texas State (Apr 18, 2011)Sac hits: 2 (5 games )Sac flies: 1 (32 games )Stolen bases: 3 McGruder, Jamodrick vs UNLV (Mar 01, 2011)Hit by pitch: 2 (8 games )Caught stealing: 1 (23 games )Runners LOB: 7 Tomlinson, Kelby vs BYU (Feb 24, 2011)

FIELDING

Putouts: 17 Hagen, Stephen vs Northwestern (Feb 19, 2011)Assists: 10 Tomlinson, Kelby at New Mexico (Apr 12, 2011)Errors: 2 (5 games )Passed balls: 1 (8 games )

PITCHING

Innings pitched: 7.2 Masek, Trey vs Iowa (Mar 12, 2011)Runs allowed: 10 Parten, Jamen vs Nebraska (Mar 25, 2011)Earned runs: 10 Parten, Jamen vs Nebraska (Mar 25, 2011)Walks allowed: 4 (6 games )Strikeouts: 9 Coulombe, Daniel vs BYU (Feb 25, 2011)Hits allowed: 11 Kilcrease, Robbie at Oklahoma (Apr 03, 2011) 11 Stewart, Brennan vs Texas A&M (May 25, 2011 at Oklahoma City, OK)Doubles allowed: 3 Flora, Ben vs BYU (Feb 24, 2011) 3 Paiz, David at Oklahoma (Apr 01, 2011)Triples allowed: 2 Coulombe, Daniel vs TCU (Mar 04, 2011) 2 Kilcrease, Robbie at Oklahoma (Apr 03, 2011) 2 Parten, Jamen at Missouri (May 13, 2011)Homers allowed: 3 Masek, Trey vs Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)Wild pitches: 3 Kilcrease, Robbie at Baylor (Mar 20, 2011)Hit batters: 2 (5 games )



SERIES-BY-SERIES BATTINGSERIES W-L AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBARRC 4-0 .362 130 28 47 22 7 2 2 .492 25 4 27 .475 1 6 18-24BWMC 3-1 .384 138 39 53 35 10 3 1 .522 25 10 21 .497 4 3 5-5TCU 0-3 .135 89 7 12 6 1 0 0 .146 14 4 29 .278 1 0 1-1TTU-INVIT 4-1 .333 153 35 51 34 12 0 4 .490 21 7 28 .418 8 5 9-12BU 2-1 .392 130 29 51 29 14 0 1 .523 10 5 27 .449 2 2 4-4NU 2-1 .283 92 18 26 17 7 1 0 .380 17 2 23 .395 3 5 3-3OU 0-3 .168 95 7 16 7 5 0 3 .316 10 4 35 .273 1 0 4-4A&M 1-2 .268 112 16 30 15 3 0 0 .295 15 3 29 .366 1 3 11-12UT 1-2 .221 95 4 21 4 3 0 0 .253 7 3 23 .295 0 2 3-6KSU 0-3 .212 99 5 21 5 3 1 0 .263 6 3 27 .278 0 1 3-4KU 3-0 .278 97 20 27 16 2 2 3 .433 16 5 12 .400 2 1 3-6MU 1-2 .248 101 10 25 10 2 1 2 .347 12 1 23 .330 1 4 0-1OSU 2-1 .377 106 26 40 25 5 1 3 .528 17 3 13 .465 3 0 3-3BIG 12 0-2 .235 68 6 16 6 1 0 0 .250 5 0 11 .276 3 2 0-0

SERIES-BY-SERIES PITCHINGSERIES W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO AB OBA 2B 3B HR WP HB BK SF SH GDPRRC 4-0 1.75 36.0 25 9 7 9 29 127 .197 6 2 1 2 0 2 0 3 4BWMC 3-1 4.50 36.0 45 23 18 13 39 142 .317 11 4 2 3 5 1 1 3 6TCU 0-3 7.00 27.0 45 23 21 9 24 114 .395 6 3 4 4 2 0 3 4 3TTU-INVIT 4-1 6.40 45.0 57 37 32 18 32 187 .305 10 1 3 3 4 1 1 2 4BU 2-1 6.18 27.2 30 25 19 20 10 106 .283 5 1 2 4 2 0 3 4 1NU 2-1 6.67 27.0 35 23 20 11 22 108 .324 5 0 2 2 4 0 3 2 4OU 0-3 9.00 24.0 40 29 24 9 20 110 .364 8 3 3 4 7 0 0 1 1A&M 1-2 5.70 30.0 42 22 19 12 19 123 .341 3 1 3 2 4 0 1 4 2UT 1-2 2.52 25.0 14 8 7 13 9 82 .171 2 2 0 0 3 1 0 4 3KSU 0-3 3.38 24.0 24 10 9 8 16 86 .279 6 2 0 1 3 0 1 4 0KU 3-0 3.86 28.0 36 13 12 8 21 110 .327 6 1 3 1 3 0 2 2 3MU 1-2 4.62 25.1 20 19 13 19 17 90 .222 6 3 0 2 8 1 0 2 2OSU 2-1 6.67 27.0 37 21 20 3 13 113 .327 9 0 7 0 5 0 0 1 4BIG 12 0-2 5.29 17.0 30 13 10 5 11 72 .417 4 0 2 0 2 1 1 3 3

MONTH-BY-MONTH BATTINGMONTH W-L AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBAFebruary 7-1 .373 268 67 100 57 17 5 3 .507 50 14 48 .487 5 9 23-29

March 10-7 .293 560 108 164 104 39 1 6 .398 78 21 124 .390 15 14 23-27

April 10-11 .236 687 92 162 85 28 5 10 .335 88 26 172 .342 5 11 37-46

May 6-6 .269 409 65 110 58 11 2 7 .357 57 8 74 .364 7 9 8-12

MONTH-BY-MONTH PITCHINGMONTH W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO AB OBA 2B 3B HR WP HB BK SF SH GDPFebruary 7-1 3.12 72.0 70 32 25 22 68 269 .260 17 6 3 5 5 3 1 6 10March 10-7 6.15 153.2 192 122 105 66 108 608 .316 29 6 12 16 16 2 14 14 17April 10-11 4.43 185.0 206 104 91 60 124 721 .286 44 11 10 10 22 2 3 16 14May 6-6 5.21 105.1 128 77 61 38 64 414 .309 28 3 11 7 19 3 3 10 11

HOME-AWAY-NEUTRAL BATTINGVENUE W-L AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBAHome 21-12 .295 1068 212 315 189 52 9 15 .403 184 44 203 .411 25 25 6t3-77Away 10-11 .252 719 95 181 91 39 2 9 .349 74 21 191 .337 4 16 25-33Neutral 2-2 .292 137 25 40 24 4 2 2 .394 15 4 24 .371 3 2 3-4

HOME-AWAY-NEUTRAL PITCHINGVENUE W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO AB OBA 2B 3B HR WP HB BK SF SH GDPHome 21-12 5.08 301.0 364 199 170 96 232 1190 .306 66 12 28 23 32 6 12 25 36Away 10-11 4.70 180.0 183 115 94 82 102 678 .270 42 13 6 14 28 3 9 18 13Neutral 2-2 4.63 35.0 49 21 18 8 30 144 .340 10 1 2 1 2 1 1 3 3

DAY-NIGHT BATTINGTIME W-L AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBADay 17-12 .282 949 176 268 162 49 7 17 .403 138 33 200 .385 21 21 37-50Night 16-13 .275 975 156 268 142 46 6 9 .362 135 36 218 .379 11 22 54-64

DAY-NIGHT PITCHINGTIME W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO AB OBA 2B 3B HR WP HB BK SF SH GDPDay 17-12 4.90 257.0 303 162 140 96 166 1004 .302 60 12 18 15 30 4 9 22 29Night 16-13 4.93 259.0 293 173 142 90 198 1008 .291 58 14 18 23 32 6 13 24 23

2011 RED RAIDER INDIVIDUAL HONORS:

BO ALTOBELLI (SOPHOMORE - - - C)- All-Big 12 Honorable Mention (C)- Johnny Bench Award Watch List (C)- Brooks Wallace Classic All-Tournament Team (C)- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (C)

BARRETT BARNES (SOPHOMORE - - - OF)- All-Big 12 First Team (Coaches)- College Baseball Daily All-Big 12 First Team- Waco Tribune-Herald All-Big 12 Second Team- Academic All-Big 12 Second Team- Brooks Wallace Classic All-Tournament Team (OF)- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (OF)- Perfect Game USA No. 3 Pro Prospect - Big 12 (Class of 2012) - Perfect Game USA Preseason All-Big 12 - Baseball America Preseason All-Big 12 - Baseball America No. 5 Pro Prospect - Big 12 (Class of 2012) - Baseball America: “Best Raw Power” - Baseball America No. 48 Pro Prospect (College Sophomores) - CollegeBaseball360.com: No. 6 “College Baseball 1B to Watch” - CollegeBaseballInsider.com: “Most Underrated Hitter in Big 12” - CollegeBaseballInsider.com: “Top 3 Pure Hitters in Big 12” - CollegeBaseballInsider.com: “Top 3 Power Threats in Big 12” - College Baseball Daily Preseason All-Big 12 - College Baseball Daily Projected No. 32 Player in the Country

DANIEL COULOMBE (JUNIOR - - - LHP)- Brooks Wallace Classic All-Tournament Team (SP)

ZACH FOWLER (RS JUNIOR - - - LHP)- Academic All-Big 12 First Team

STEPHEN HAGEN (RS JUNIOR - - - 1B)- Big 12 Player of the Week (5/2)- College Baseball Foundation National All-Star Lineup (3/24)- Big 12 Player of the Week (3/21)- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (1B)

NICK HANSLIK (RS SOPHOMORE - - - OF)- Academic All-Big 12 First Team

ROBBIE KILCREASE (RS JUNIOR - - - LHP)- Brooks Wallace Classic All-Tournament Team (SP)- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (SP)

SCOTT LeJEUNE (JUNIOR - - - OF)- College Baseball Daily Preseason All-Big 12

TREY MASEK (FRESHMAN - - - RHP)- Big 12 All-Freshman Team (Coaches)- College Baseball Daily All-Freshman Team

JAMODRICK McGRUDER (SOPHOMORE - - - 2B/LF)- Waco Tribune-Herald All-Big 12 First Team- College Baseball Daily All-Big 12 First Team- All-Big 12 Honorable Mention (Coaches)- Big 12 Player of the Week (3/28)- Brooks Wallace Classic Most Outstanding Player- Brooks Wallace Classic All-Tournament Team (OF)- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (UTL)- Baseball America: “Fastest Runner”- Baseball America: “Best Base Runner”- CollegeBaseballInsider.com: “Best Base Runner in Big 12”

JOHN NEELY (JUNIOR - - - RHP)- NCBWA All-America Third Team (RP)- CollegeBaseballInsider.com All-America Honorable Mention (RP)- All-Big 12 (Coaches)- Waco Tribune-Herald All-Big 12 (Second Team)- National Pitcher of the Year Watch List- NCBWA Midseason Stopper of the Year Watch List- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (RP)

DAVID PAIZ (FRESHMAN - - - RHP/OF)- Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America- All-Big 12 First Team (Coaches)- Big 12 All-Freshman Team (Coaches)- College Baseball Daily All-Freshman Team- John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Watch List

NICK POPESCU (SENIOR - - - INF)- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (2B)

REID REDMAN (JUNIOR - - - INF)- All-Big 12 Honorable Mention (Coaches)- Academic All-Big 12 First Team- Brooks Wallace Classic All-Tournament Team (UTL)- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (3B)

BRENNAN STEWART (RS JUNIOR - - - RHP)- Academic All-Big 12 Second Team

KELBY TOMLINSON (JUNIOR - - - SS)- ABCA Rawlings Division I Gold Glove Award (SS)- All-Big 12 Second Team (Coaches)- Waco Tribune-Herald All-Big 12 Second Team- Brooks Wallace Award Watch List- Brooks Wallace Classic All-Tournament Team (SS)- Phillips 66 Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (2/21)- Red Raider Classic Most Outstanding Player- Red Raider Classic All-Tournament Team (SS)- Baseball America: No. 10 Top Newcomer - Big 12

DUKE von SCHAMANN (FRESHMAN - - - RHP)- College Baseball Daily All-Freshman Team

ANDRE WHEELER (FRESHMAN - - - OF)- Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (3/21)- CollegeBaseball360 Primetime Performers (3/23)

MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS



TEXAS TECH HOME RUNS No. Player (#) Opponent (Date) Runs Outs Count Inning Pitcher

‡Δ! 1 Barrett Barnes (1) Western Michigan (2/18) 2 1 2-0 1 Moyer (L) s

2 Stephen Hagen (1) Northwestern (2/20) 2 2 0-1 2 Tyson (L) s

3 Kelby Tomlinson (1) Northern Illinois (2/27) 1 0 0-1 4 Gonzales (R) s

4 Barrett Barnes (2) UNLV (3/2) 2 2 1-0 6 Zuniga (R) r

5 Duke von Schamann (1) Iowa (3/11) 1 0 1-2 2 Hippen (L) s

6 David Paiz (1) A&M-Corpus Christi (3/12) 1 0 1-0 6 Simko (R) s

‡ 7 Barrett Barnes (3) Iowa (3/12) 3 2 1-0 2 Brown (R) s

! 8 Stephen Hagen (2) A&M-Corpus Christi (3/15) 2 0 2-0 7 Botello (R) r

9 Stephen Hagen (3) Baylor (3/19) 1 1 1-1 7 Newman (R) r

10 Barrett Barnes (4) Oklahoma (4/2) 1 1 3-2 8 Shambaugh (L) r

11 Barrett Barnes (5) Oklahoma (4/3) 2 0 1-0 6 Smith (R) s

12 Barrett Barnes (6) Oklahoma (4/3) 1 0 2-1 7 Seng (R) r

‡ Δ ! 13 Kevin Whitehead (1) UTSA (4/5) 1 0 1-0 4 Langley (R) s

14 Barrett Barnes (7) UTSA (4/5) 1 0 1-2 8 Denman (R) r

‡ 15 Stephen Hagen (4) New Mexico (4/12) 1 0 0-1 2 Wilson (L) s

16 Barrett Barnes (8) New Mexico (4/12) 2 2 2-1 5 Wilson (L) s

17 Stephen Hagen (5) New Mexico (4/26) 4 1 0-0 5 Garza (R) r

† 18 Stephen Hagen (6) Kansas (4/29) 1 0 3-1 9 Murray (R) r

19 Jamodrick McGruder (1) Kansas (4/30) 4 2 1-0 6 Marciel (L) r

‡ 20 Kevin Whitehead (2) Kansas (5/1) 1 1 2-0 4 Poppe (R) s

21 Jamodrick McGruder (2) Michigan (5/11) 2 1 2-2 4 McAnallen (L) s

‡ 22 Nick Popescu (1) Missouri (5/15) 1 1 2-0 2 Zastryzny (L) s

23 David Paiz (2) Missouri (5/15) 1 1 2-1 4 Zastryzny (L) s

24 Barrett Barnes (9) Oklahoma State (5/20) 1 2 0-0 2 Strong (L) s

† 25 Barrett Barnes (10) Oklahoma State (5/21) 2 0 2-1 1 Propst (R) s

‡ Δ ! 26 Bo Altobelli (1) Oklahoma State (5/22) 4 2 0-1 2 McCurry (R) s

* - Inside the park home run

◊ - Pinch-hit home run

† - Game-tying home run

‡ - Tie-breaking home run

Δ - Game-winning home run

! - Provided eventual winning runs

§ - home run erased deficit and gave Texas Tech the lead

italics indicates walk-off home run

Home Run Leaders:

Barrett Barnes - 10

Stephen Hagen - 6

Jamodrick McGruder - 2

David Paiz - 2

Kevin Whitehead - 2

Kelby Tomlinson - 1

Bo Altobelli - 1

Nick Popescu - 1

Duke von Schamann - 1

HOME RUN BREAKDOWNat Home ______________________________ 15on the Road ____________________________ 9at Neutral Site ___________________________ 2

vs. RHP________________________________ 14vs. LHP ________________________________ 12

vs. Big 12 Teams ________________________ 12vs. Non-Big 12 Teams ____________________ 14

with 0 outs ____________________________ 11with 1 out ______________________________ 8with 2 outs _____________________________ 7

Solo HR _______________________________ 142-Run HR _______________________________ 83-Run HR _______________________________ 1Grand Slam _____________________________ 3

February _______________________________ 3March _________________________________ 6April ___________________________________ 9May ___________________________________ 7

in 1st inning ____________________________ 2in 2nd inning ___________________________ 6in 3rd inning ____________________________ 1in 4th inning ____________________________ 5in 5th inning ____________________________ 2in 6th inning ____________________________ 4in 7th inning ____________________________ 3in 8th inning ____________________________ 2in 9th inning ____________________________ 1

0-0 Count ______________________________ 20-1 Count ______________________________ 40-2 Count ______________________________ 01-0 Count ______________________________ 61-1 Count ______________________________ 11-2 Count ______________________________ 22-0 Count ______________________________ 42-1 Count ______________________________ 42-2 Count ______________________________ 13-0 Count ______________________________ 03-1 Count ______________________________ 13-2 Count ______________________________ 1

Left-Field Line ___________________________ 0Left Field ______________________________ 14Left-Center Field _________________________ 5Center Field _____________________________ 0Right-Center Field _______________________ 1Right Field ______________________________ 6Right-Field Line __________________________ 0

Leadoff ________________________________ 22-Hole _________________________________ 13-Hole _________________________________ 9Cleanup ________________________________ 55-Hole _________________________________ 26-Hole _________________________________ 37-Hole _________________________________ 38-Hole _________________________________ 09-Hole _________________________________ 1

Day Games ____________________________ 16Night Games ___________________________ 10

Starters _______________________________ 17Relievers _______________________________ 9

Record with HR _______________________ 16-7Record w/out HR ____________________ 17-18



No. Player (#) Game # Date Opponent Runs Outs Count Inning Final Play

1 Barrett Barnes (1) 1 2/18 Western Michigan 2 1 2-0 1 8-0 2-run HR to LF

2 Reid Redman (1) 2 2/19 Northwestern 1 1 0-0 2 6-1 1B through right side

3 Jamodrick McGruder (1) 3 2/19 Utah Valley 1 1 0-1 2 6-2 1B up the middle

4 Kelby Tomlinson (1) 4 2/20 Northwestern 1 2 1-0 5 8-6 1B to RF

5 Nick Popescu (1) 5 2/24 BYU 1 1 0-1 7 7-4 2B down LF line

6 David Paiz (1) 7 2/26 Northern Illinois 1 1 1-0 1 15-3 1B to RF

7 No RBI 8 2/27 Northern Illinois 1 0 1-1 5 14-8 E-1, Throwing Error

8 Stephen Hagen (1) 9 3/1 UNLV 1 0 2-0 5 9-4 1B through left side

9 Kelby Tomlinson (2) 14 3/11 Iowa 2 2 1-1 8 9-7 1B to RF

10 Jamodrick McGruder (2) 16 3/12 Iowa 1 2 3-1 4 6-4 1B to LF

11 Reid Redman (2) 17 3/13 A&M-Corpus Christi 1 0 1-0 9 6-5 1B up the middle

12 Stephen Hagen (2) 18 3/15 A&M-Corpus Christi 2 0 2-0 7 9-7 2-run HR to LF

13 Nick Popescu (2) 19 3/18 Baylor 1 1 2-2 9 6-5 SAC Fly to CF

14 Bo Altobelli (1) 21 3/20 Baylor 1 2 3-2 10 10-6 Bases loaded BB

15 Kelby Tomlinson (3) 22 3/22 Dallas Baptist 1 2 1-0 9 7-6 1B up the middle

16 Kelby Tomlinson (4) 24 3/26 Nebraska 1 1 1-1 7 10-8 1B through left side

17 Reid Redman (3) 25 3/27 Nebraska 1 1 0-1 3 3-0 SAC Fly to LF

18 Kevin Whitehead (1) 29 4/5 UTSA - 1 1 0 1-0 4 8-2 HR to RF

19 Kevin Whitehead (2) 30 4/5 UTSA - 2 1 1 2-1 7 11-6 1B to CF

20 Kelby Tomlinson (5) 31 4/8 Texas A&M 1 2 2-2 12 4-3 1B to 2B

21 Nick Popescu (3) 34 4/12 New Mexico 1 2 2-0 4 4-1 1B to LF

22 Reid Redman (4) 35 4/13 New Mexico 1 2 0-2 6 7-6 2B to RF

23 Reid Redman (5) 37 4/16 Texas 1 1 0-0 2 2-1 SAFETY SQUEEZE BUNT 1B to 2B

24 Stephen Hagen (3) 39 4/18 Texas State 1 1 0-0 7 8-5 1B through left side

25 Barrett Barnes (2) 43 4/26 New Mexico 1 1 1-0 5 6-1 2B to CF

26 Barrett Barnes (3) 45 4/29 Kansas 1 2 2-0 10 3-2 1B through left side

27 Kevin Whitehead (3) 46 4/30 Kansas 1 1 0-0 4 4-3 SAC Fly to CF

28 Andre Wheeler (1) 47 5/1 Kansas 1 2 3-0 9 8-7 Bases Loaded BB

29 Nick Popescu (4) 49 5/10 Michigan 3 1 1-1 1 8-2 2B to LC

30 Reid Redman (6) 50 5/11 Michigan 2 1 2-2 6 6-4 1B up the middle

31 Kelby Tomlinson (6) 52 5/14 Missouri 2 1 0-0 8 6-4 3B down RF line

32 Andre Wheeler (2) 55 5/21 Oklahoma State 2 2 1-1 4 11-7 1B to CF

33 Bo Altobelli (2) 56 5/22 Oklahoma State 4 2 0-1 2 5-3 Grand Slam to LF

Game Winning RBI Leaders:

Reid Redman - 6

Kelby Tomlinson - 6

Nick Popescu - 4

Barrett Barnes - 3

Stephen Hagen - 3

Kevin Whitehead - 3

Jamodrick McGruder - 2

Bo Altobelli - 2

Andre Wheeler - 2

David Paiz - 1

TEXAS TECH GAME WINNING RBI



THE LAST TIME A TEXAS TECH TEAM...Won 5 or more consecutive games _______________________________ 5 games (February 18-24, 2011)Won 6 or more consecutive games _______________________________ 7 games (February 10-23, 2007)Won 7 or more consecutive games _______________________________ 7 games (February 10-23, 2007)Won 10 or more consecutive games ____________________________ 16 games (April 13-May 22, 2002)Won 16 or more consecutive games ____________________________ 16 games (April 13-May 22, 2002)

Won 5 or more consecutive home games __________________________ 5 games (February 18-24, 2011)Won 6 or more consecutive home games ___________________________ 6 games (February 8-19, 2005)Won 10 or more consecutive home games _______________________ 13 games (April 16-May 19, 2002)Won 13 or more consecutive home games _______________________ 13 games (April 16-May 19, 2002)Won 21 or more consecutive home games _____________________ 21 games (February 5-April 4, 1999)Won 24 or more consecutive home games ___________________ 24 games (February 22-April 26, 1996)

Won 5 or more consecutive road games ___________________________ 5 games (April 10-May 2, 2004)Won 6 or more consecutive road games _________________________9 games (March 23-April 20, 1997)Won 7 or more consecutive road games _________________________9 games (March 23-April 20, 1997)Won 8 or more consecutive road games _________________________9 games (March 23-April 20, 1997)Won 9 or more consecutive road games _________________________9 games (March 23-April 20, 1997)

Won 5 or more consecutive conference games _________________________5 games (May 15-23, 2004)Won 6 or more consecutive conference games _____________________ 6 games (April 24-May 7, 2004)Won 7 or more consecutive conference games ____________________ 8 games (April 13-May 19, 2002)Won 8 or more consecutive conference games ____________________ 8 games (April 13-May 19, 2002)

Won 5 or more consecutive conference home games _______________ 6 games (April 27-May 19, 2002)Won 6 or more consecutive conference home games _______________ 6 games (April 27-May 19, 2002)Won 7 or more consecutive conference home games ____________________ 9 games (April 7-29, 2001)Won 8 or more consecutive conference home games ____________________ 9 games (April 7-29, 2001)Won 9 or more consecutive conference home games ____________________ 9 games (April 7-29, 2001)Won 10 or more consecutive conference home games __________ 10 games February 26-May 14, 1999)

Won 5 or more consecutive conference road games _________________ 5 games (April 10-May 2, 2004)Won 6 or more consecutive conference road games _______________7 games (March 23-April 20, 1997)Won 7 or more consecutive conference road games _______________7 games (March 23-April 20, 1997)

Won 5 or more consecutive midweek games _____________________8 games (March 15-April 26, 2011)

Won 5 or more consecutive midweek road/neutral site games _______ 8 games (March 22-May 11, 2011)

Lost 5 or more consecutive games ___________________________________5 games (May 16-26, 2010)Lost 6 or more consecutive games _________________________________ 7 games (March 10-20, 2010)Lost 7 or more consecutive games _________________________________ 7 games (March 10-20, 2010)Lost 8 or more consecutive games ___________________________________ 8 games (April 9-19, 2008)Lost 9 or more consecutive games __________________________________ 9 games (April 11-25, 1986)Lost 11 or more consecutive games ________________________________ 11 games (April 12-28, 1985)

Lost 5 or more consecutive home games _________________________9 games (March 24-April 7, 1987)Lost 6 or more consecutive home games _________________________9 games (March 24-April 7, 1987)Lost 7 or more consecutive home games _________________________9 games (March 24-April 7, 1987)Lost 8 or more consecutive home games _________________________9 games (March 24-April 7, 1987)Lost 9 or more consecutive home games _________________________9 games (March 24-April 7, 1987)

Lost 5 or more consecutive road games _____________________________ 5 games (March 12-20, 2010)Lost 6 or more consecutive road games _____________________ 8 games (February 27-March 21, 2009)Lost 7 or more consecutive road games _____________________ 8 games (February 27-March 21, 2009)Lost 8 or more consecutive road games _____________________ 8 games (February 27-March 21, 2009)Lost 11 or more consecutive road games _________________________ 11 games (April 4-May 10, 2008)

Lost 5 or more consecutive conference games __________________________ 8 games (April 4-19, 2008)Lost 6 or more consecutive conference games __________________________ 8 games (April 4-19, 2008)Lost 7 or more consecutive conference games __________________________ 8 games (April 4-19, 2008)Lost 8 or more consecutive conference games __________________________ 8 games (April 4-19, 2008)Lost 9 or more consecutive conference games _____________________ 9 games (April 22-May 19, 2007)Lost 10 or more consecutive conference games__________________10 games (March 27-April 27, 1987)Lost 15 or more consecutive conference games__________________15 games (March 29-April 28, 1985)

Lost 5 or more consecutive conference home games _______________6 games (March 24-April 1, 1989)Lost 6 or more consecutive conference home games _______________6 games (March 24-April 1, 1989)Lost 7 or more consecutive conference home games ______________8 games (March 14-April 17, 1987)Lost 8 or more consecutive conference home games ______________8 games (March 14-April 17, 1987)

Lost 5 or more consecutive conference road games ________________ 5 games (April 17-May 13, 2011)Lost 6 or more consecutive conference road games _________________ 8 games (April 4-May 10, 2008)Lost 7 or more consecutive conference road games _________________ 8 games (April 4-May 10, 2008)Lost 8 or more consecutive conference road games _________________ 8 games (April 4-May 10, 2008)Lost 9 or more consecutive conference road games _________________ 9 games (April 1-May 19, 2007)

Shutout an opponent ________________________________________ vs. Nebraska, 3-0 (March 27, 2011)Shutout an opponent on Opening Day________________ vs. Western Michigan, 8-0 (February 18, 2011) Shutout an opponent at home ________________________________ vs. Nebraska, 3-0 (March 27, 2011)Shutout a Big 12 opponent at home ____________________________ vs. Nebraska, 3-0 (March 27, 2011)Shutout an opponent on the road __________________________ at #10 Kansas State, 6-0 (May 8, 2009)Shutout a Big 12 opponent on the road ______________________ at #10 Kansas State, 6-0 (May 8, 2009)Shutout an opponent on a neutral field ______vs. Nevada-Reno @ Phoenix, Ariz., 4-0 (February 21, 1998)Shutout a midweek opponent at home ______________________ vs. Alabama A&M, 3-0 (April 21, 2010)Shutout a midweek opponent on the road____________________________at UNLV, 9-0 (March 6, 2006)

Was shutout __________________________________________________ vs. #8 TCU, 0-7 (March 4, 2011)Was shutout at home ___________________________________________ vs. #8 TCU, 0-7 (March 4, 2011)Was shutout at home by a Big 12 opponent ____________________ vs. #2 Missouri, 0-1 (March 28, 2008)Was shutout on the road __________________________________ at #11 Oklahoma, 0-4 (April 11, 2009)Was shutout on the road by a Big 12 opponent ________________ at #11 Oklahoma, 0-4 (April 11, 2009)Was shutout on a neutral field ________________________ vs. UTSA @ Midland, Texas, 0-2 (April 7, 2009)Was shutout against a midweek opponent at home ________ vs. Abilene Christian, 0-1 (March 25, 1963)Was shutout against a midweek opponent on the road __________ at North Texas, 0-5 (March 16, 1987)Was shutout against a midweek opponent on a neutral site _____vs. UTSA @ Midland, Texas, 0-2 (April 7, 2009)

Run-ruled an opponent _____________________________ 18-4, 7 inn. vs. Alabama A&M (April 20, 2010)Run-ruled an opponent at home ______________________ 18-4, 7 inn. vs. Alabama A&M (April 20, 2010)Run-ruled a Big 12 opponent at home ___________________ 19-4, 7 inn vs. Kansas State (April 20, 2008)Run-ruled an opponent on the road ____________________ 16-5, 7 inn at Kansas State (March 31, 2007)Run-ruled a Big 12 opponent on the road _______________ 16-5, 7 inn at Kansas State (March 31, 2007)

Was run-ruled __________________________________________ 2-15, 7 inn. at Missouri (April 26, 2009)Was run-ruled at home __________________________ 0-10, 7 inn vs. #19 Oklahoma State (May 13, 2007)Was run-ruled by a Big 12 opponent at home _______ 0-10, 7 inn vs. #19 Oklahoma State (May 13, 2007)Was run-ruled on the road ________________________________ 2-15, 7 inn. at Missouri (April 26, 2009)Was run-ruled by a Big 12 opponent on the road ______________ 2-15, 7 inn. at Missouri (April 26, 2009)

Won both games of a doubleheader _____________________________ vs. UTSA: 8-2, 11-6 (April 5, 2011)Shutout an opponent in both games of a doubleheader _____ vs. Iowa State: 14-0, 7-0 (March 15, 1997)Lost both games of a doubleheader _________ at #4 Nebraska: 3-4 (11 inn.), 4-14 (7 inn.) (April 29, 2006)Was shutout in both games of a doubleheader _________________ vs. #2 Texas: 0-4, 0-10 (April 3, 2004)

Swept a 3-game series at home _________________________________ vs. Kansas (April 29-May 1, 2011)Swept a 3-game series on the road ____________________________________ at Kansas (May 1-3, 2004)Swept a 3-game Big 12 series at home ___________________________ vs. Kansas (April 29-May 1, 2011)Swept a 3-game Big 12 series on the road ______________________________ at Kansas (May 1-3, 2004)Swept a midweek series at home ____________________ 2 games, vs. Alabama A&M (April 20-21, 2010)Swept a midweek series on the road _______________________ 2 games, at Michigan (May 10-11, 2011)Swept a midweek series at a neutral site ___________ 2 games, vs. UTSA in San Angelo DH (April 5, 2011)

Was swept in a 3-game series at home _______________________________vs. #8 TCU (March 4-6, 2011)Was swept in a 3-game series at home vs. non-conference opponent ____________vs. #8 TCU (March 4-6, 2011)Was swept in a 3-game series on the road _______________________ at Kansas State (April 21-23, 2011)Was swept in a 3-game Big 12 series at home _____________ vs. #19 Oklahoma State (May 11-13, 2007)Was swept in a 3-game Big 12 series on the road __________________ at Kansas State (April 21-23, 2011)

Swept 3 or more Big 12 series in a season ____________________________3, 2004 (vs. KSU, @ KU, vs. BU)Swept 4 or more Big 12 series in a season _____________________ 4, 1997 (vs. ISU, @ MU, @ KSU, vs. NU)Swept 3 or more midweek road/neutral site series in a season ______ 3, 2011 (vs. UTSA, @ UNM, @ MICH)Was swept in 3 or more Big 12 series in a season ______________________3, 2007 (@ UT, @ MU, vs. OSU)Was swept in 4 or more Big 12 series in a season ________________________________Never Happened

Swept Baylor in a 3-game series at home ________________________________________________ 2004Swept Baylor in a 3-game series on the road ___________________________________Never HappenedWas swept by Baylor in a 3-game series at home __________________________________________ 1986Was swept by Baylor in a 3-game series on the road _______________________________________ 1991

Swept Kansas in a 3-game series at home _______________________________________________ 2011Swept Kansas in a 3-game series on the road _____________________________________________ 2004Was swept by Kansas in a 3-game series at home _______________________________Never HappenedWas swept by Kansas in a 3-game series on the road _______________________________________ 2008

Swept Kansas State in a 3-game series at home ___________________________________________ 2004Swept Kansas State in a 3-game series on the road ________________________________________ 1997Was swept by Kansas State in a 3-game series at home ___________________________Never HappenedWas swept by Kansas State in a 3-game series on the road __________________________________ 2011

Swept Missouri in a 3-game series at home ______________________________________________ 2006Swept Missouri in a 3-game series on the road ___________________________________________ 1997Was swept by Missouri in a 3-game series at home ______________________________Never HappenedWas swept by Missouri in a 3-game series on the road _____________________________________ 2009

Swept Nebraska in a 3-game series at home _____________________________________________ 1997Swept Nebraska in a 3-game series on the road _________________________________Never HappenedWas swept by Nebraska in a 3-game series at home _______________________________________ 2001Was swept by Nebraska in a 3-game series on the road_____________________________________ 2010

Swept Oklahoma in a 3-game series at home _____________________________________________ 2002Swept Oklahoma in a 3-game series on the road __________________________________________ 1999Was swept by Oklahoma in a 3-game series at home ______________________________________ 2006Was swept by Oklahoma in a 3-game series on the road ____________________________________ 2011

Swept Oklahoma State in a 3-game series at home ______________________________Never HappenedSwept Oklahoma State in a 3-game series on the road ___________________________Never HappenedWas swept by Oklahoma State in a 3-game series at home __________________________________ 2007Was swept by Oklahoma State in a 3-game series on the road _______________________________ 2006

Swept Texas in a 3-game series at home _______________________________________Never HappenedSwept Texas in a 3-game series on the road ____________________________________Never HappenedWas swept by Texas in a 3-game series at home ___________________________________________ 1992Was swept by Texas in a 3-game series on the road ________________________________________ 2007

Swept Texas A&M in a 3-game series at home ____________________________________________ 2001Swept Texas A&M in a 3-game series on the road________________________________Never HappenedWas swept by Texas A&M in a 3-game series at home ______________________________________ 1989Was swept by Texas A&M in a 3-game series on the road ___________________________________ 2002

Defeated a Top 25 ranked team _________________________vs. #22 Oklahoma State, 5-3 (May 22, 2011)Defeated a Top 25 ranked team at home _________________vs. #22 Oklahoma State, 5-3 (May 22, 2011)Defeated a Top 25 ranked team on the road _________________________at #4 Texas, 2-1 (April 16, 2011)Defeated a Top 25 ranked team at a neutral site _____________________ vs. #1 Texas, 4-2 (May 27, 2010)

Defeated a Top 25 ranked Big 12 team ___________________vs. #22 Oklahoma State, 5-3 (May 22, 2011)Defeated a Top 25 ranked Big 12 team at home ____________vs. #22 Oklahoma State, 5-3 (May 22, 2011)Defeated a Top 25 ranked Big 12 team on the road ___________________at #4 Texas, 2-1 (April 16, 2011)Defeated a Top 25 ranked Big 12 team at a neutral site _______________ vs. #1 Texas, 4-2 (May 27, 2010)

Defeated a Top 20 ranked team ___________________________________at #4 Texas, 2-1 (April 16, 2011)Defeated a Top 20 ranked team at home ___________________ vs. #5 Texas A&M, 4-3 (12) (April 8, 2011)Defeated a Top 20 ranked team on the road _________________________at #4 Texas, 2-1 (April 16, 2011)Defeated a Top 20 ranked team at a neutral site _____________________ vs. #1 Texas, 4-2 (May 27, 2010)



Defeated a Top 5 ranked team ____________________________________at #4 Texas, 2-1 (April 16, 2011)Defeated a Top 5 ranked team at home ____________________ vs. #5 Texas A&M, 4-3 (12) (April 8, 2011)Defeated a Top 5 ranked team on the road __________________________at #4 Texas, 2-1 (April 16, 2011)Defeated a Top 5 ranked team at a neutral site ______________________ vs. #1 Texas, 4-2 (May 27, 2010)

Defeated a #1 ranked team _________________________________ at #1 Texas, 10-6 (February 19, 1983)Defeated a #1 ranked team on the road ________________ at #1 Cal State Fullerton, 11-5 (May 27, 2001)Defeated a #1 ranked team at a neutral site ________________________ vs. #1 Texas, 4-2 (May 27, 2010)

Won a series against a Top 25 ranked team ______ vs. #22 Oklahoma State: 10-11, 11-7, 5-3 (May 20-22, 2011)Won a series against a Top 25 ranked team at home ________vs. #22 Oklahoma State: 10-11, 11-7, 5-3 (May 20-22, 2011)Won a series against a Top 25 ranked team on the road ______at #14 Baylor: 6-5, 13-14, 10-6 (10) (March 18-20, 2011)Swept a series against a Top 25 ranked team ______vs. #17 Baylor: 8-7 (10), 5-2, 11-1 (March 17-19, 2002)Played to a tie _______________________________________ vs. Kansas State, 11-11 (10) (April 15, 2006)



THE LAST TIME A TEXAS TECH TEAM...Hit back-to-back home runs _______________________ Mayo, Hanslik, vs. UNLV 8th inn. (April 22, 2009)Homered on consecutive pitches _________ Rindels, Hall, vs. New Mexico State 2nd inn. (April 23, 2008)Hit 2 or more home runs in an inning _________________________ 3, vs. Missouri 4th inn. (May 2, 2010)Hit 3 or more home runs in an inning _________________________ 3, vs. Missouri 4th inn. (May 2, 2010)Hit 2 or more home runs in a game _________________________________ 2, at Missouri (May 15, 2011)Hit 3 or more home runs in a game __________________________________ 6, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Hit 4 or more home runs in a game __________________________________ 6, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Hit 5 or more home runs in a game __________________________________ 6, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Hit 6 or more home runs in a game __________________________________ 6, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Hit 7 or more home runs in a game __________________________________8, vs. Missouri (April 5, 1997)Hit 8 or more home runs in a game __________________________________8, vs. Missouri (April 5, 1997)Hit 2 grand slams in a week ___________ Stephen Hagen (April 26), Jamodrick McGruder (April 30), 2011Hit multiple grand slams in a season ____________________________ 2, Hagen (1), McGruder (1) (2011)Hit 3 or more grand slams in a season ________________________ 3, (Hagen, McGruder, Altobelli) (2008)Hit 4 or more grand slams in a season _________________________________ 4, Blair (3), Edwards (2005)Homered in 4 or more consecutive games _____________________________4 games (May 15-22, 2011)Homered in 5 or more consecutive games _________________________ 6 games (April 24-May 2, 2010)Homered in 6 or more consecutive games _________________________ 6 games (April 24-May 2, 2010)Homered in 7 or more consecutive games ___________________________ 7 games (March 10-20, 2010)Homered in 10 or more consecutive games __________________________ 13 games (March 3-23, 2002)Homered in 13 or more consecutive games __________________________ 13 games (March 3-23, 2002)

Scored 10 or more runs in 3 consecutive games _______________________2010 (February 21-25, 2010)Scored 10 or more runs in 4 consecutive games _______________________2007 (February 11-27, 2007)Scored 10 or more runs in 5 consecutive games _________________________ 2000 (February 2-8, 2000)Scored 15 or more runs in a game _______________________15, vs. Northern Illinois (February 26, 2011)Scored 20 or more runs in a game __________________________________ 21, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Scored 25 or more runs in a game ______________________________ 25, vs. Howard (January 26, 2001)Scored 27 or more runs in a game ______________________________ 27, vs. Howard (February 7, 1999)Scored 31 or more runs in a game _________________ 31, vs. College of the Southwest (March 25, 1997)

Scored 10 or more runs in a loss _____________________ 10-11, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20, 2011)Scored 13 or more runs in a loss ____________________________ 13-14, at #14 Baylor (March 19, 2011)Scored 15 or more runs in a loss ____________________________ 16-26, vs. Dallas Baptist (May 7, 2005)Scored 16 or more runs in a loss ____________________________ 16-26, vs. Dallas Baptist (May 7, 2005)Scored 17 or more runs in a loss _____________________17-23, vs. New Mexico State (February 5, 2000)Scored 18 or more runs in a loss _______________________ 18-19, at Lubbock Christian (March 8, 1986)Scored 19 or more runs in a loss _______________________________ 19-20, vs. Baylor (March 24, 1984)Scored 20 or more runs in a loss ______________________________________ 20-25, at McMurry (1928)

Scored 10 or more unanswered runs__________________________ 15, vs. Michigan (February 21, 2010)Scored 15 or more unanswered runs__________________________ 15, vs. Michigan (February 21, 2010)Scored 20 or more unanswered runs_______________________ 21, vs. Dallas Baptist (February 16, 2007)Scored 25 or more unanswered runs____________________________ 25, vs. Howard (January 26, 2001)

Scored in 5 consecutive innings _______________ 5, 1st-5th inn. vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 22, 2011)Scored in 6 consecutive innings __________________________ 6, 2nd-7th inn. vs. UNLV (March 6, 2007)Scored 5 or more runs in the first inning _____________________________5, at Michigan (May 10, 2011)Scored 6 or more runs in the first inning ___________________6, vs. Northern Illinois (February 26, 2011)Scored 9 or more runs in the first inning _________________________ 9, vs. Kansas State (April 20, 2008)Scored 10 or more runs in the first inning __________________________10, vs. UTSA (February 25, 2008)Scored in the first inning in 4 or more consecutive games _________ 4, 2011 (March 15-March 20, 2011)Scored in the first inning in 5 or more consecutive games ________ 5, 2011 (February 24-March 1, 2011)Scored in the first inning in 6 or more consecutive games ________________ 6, 2008 (March 9-18, 2008)Scored 7 or more runs in an inning ______________________ 9 (9th inn.), at #14 Baylor (March 19, 2011)Scored 9 or more runs in an inning ______________________ 9 (9th inn.), at #14 Baylor (March 19, 2011)Scored 10 or more runs in an inning ______________________ 10 (1st inn.), vs. UTSA (February 25, 2008)Scored 11 or more runs in an inning _______________ 11 (4th inn.) vs. Dallas Baptist (February 16, 2007)Scored 13 or more runs in an inning ______________13 (3rd inn.), vs. Western Illinois (February 20, 2005)Scored 4 or more runs in three different innings ________vs. UNLV: 1st (4), 6th (4), 8th (5) (April 22, 2009)

Scored 10 or more runs in a road game _________________________ 10, at #14 Baylor (March 20, 2011)Scored 15 or more runs in a road game _____________________________ 21, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Scored 20 or more runs in a road game _____________________________ 21, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Scored 24 or more runs in a road game _____________________________24, at Baylor (March 23, 1996)Scored 25 or more runs in a road game ___________________________ 25, at UTEP (February 24, 1984)

Allowed 10 or more runs in a loss ____________________________10, vs. #13 Texas A&M (May 25, 2011)Allowed 10 or more runs in a win __________________________________ 15, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Allowed 15 or more runs in a game _____________________________ 15, vs. Nebraska (March 25, 2011)Allowed 20 or more runs in a game _____________________________ 22, vs. #13 Texas (March 20, 2008)Allowed 7 or more runs in an inning ______________________8 (3rd inn.), vs. Nebraska (March 25, 2011)Allowed 8 or more runs in an inning ______________________8 (3rd inn.), vs. Nebraska (March 25, 2011)Allowed 9 or more runs in an inning _____________________ 9 (5th inn.), at New Mexico (April 27, 2010)Allowed 10 or more runs in an inning _____________________________ 10, vs. Houston (March 7, 2010)Allowed 5 or more runs in the first inning _____________________________ 6, at Kansas (April 23, 2010)Allowed 6 or more runs in the first inning _____________________________ 6, at Kansas (April 23, 2010)Allowed 7 or more runs in the first inning ________________________ 9, at Dallas Baptist (April 14, 2010)Allowed 8 or more runs in the first inning ________________________ 9, at Dallas Baptist (April 14, 2010)Allowed 9 or more runs in the first inning ________________________ 9, at Dallas Baptist (April 14, 2010)

Overcame a deficit of 4 or more runs in a win ______ 5, at Dallas Baptist: 0-5, Won - 7-6 (March 22, 2011)Overcame a deficit of 5 or more runs in a win ______ 5, at Dallas Baptist: 0-5, Won - 7-6 (March 22, 2011)Overcame a deficit of 6 or more runs in a win ______9, at Dallas Baptist: 0-9, Won - 13-11 (April 14, 2010)Overcame a deficit of 7 or more runs in a win ______9, at Dallas Baptist: 0-9, Won - 13-11 (April 14, 2010)Overcame a deficit of 8 or more runs in a win ______9, at Dallas Baptist: 0-9, Won - 13-11 (April 14, 2010)Overcame a deficit of 9 or more runs in a win ______9, at Dallas Baptist: 0-9, Won - 13-11 (April 14, 2010)Overcame a deficit of 3 or more runs in the 9th to win ____ 5, at #22 Oklahoma State: 2-7, Won - 11-8 (May 16, 2004)Overcame a deficit of 4 or more runs in the 9th to win ____ 5, at #22 Oklahoma State: 2-7, Won - 11-8 (May 16, 2004)Overcame a deficit of 5 or more runs in the 9th to win ____ 5, at #22 Oklahoma State: 2-7, Won - 11-8 (May 16, 2004)Won when trailing after 8 innings in back-to-back games _____at No. 14 Baylor/at Dallas Baptist (March 20, 22, 2011)

Squandered a lead of 4 or more runs in a loss ______5, vs. #13 Texas A&M: 5-0, Lost - 5-10 (May 25, 2011)Squandered a lead of 5 or more runs in a loss ______5, vs. #13 Texas A&M: 5-0, Lost - 5-10 (May 25, 2011)Squandered a lead of 6 or more runs in a loss ______ 8, at Kansas State: 10-2 - Lost 12-13 (April 17, 2005)Squandered a lead of 7 or more runs in a loss ______ 8, at Kansas State: 10-2 - Lost 12-13 (April 17, 2005)Squandered a lead of 8 or more runs in a loss ______ 8, at Kansas State: 10-2 - Lost 12-13 (April 17, 2005)Squandered a multiple-run lead in the 9th in a loss _____ 2, at Texas A&M: 4-2 - Lost 5-4 (March 26, 2006)

Had 15 or more hits in a game __________________________ 17, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)Had 15 or more hits in a win ___________________________ 17, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)Had 20 or more hits in a win ______________________________________ 24, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Had 25 or more hits in a win _________________________ 26, vs. New Mexico Highlands (April 8, 1998)Had 30 or more hits in a game ____________________ 32, vs. College of the Southwest (March 25, 1997)Had 50 or more hits in a Big 12 series ________________________ 51, at #14 Baylor (March 18-20, 2011)Had 15 or more hits in a loss ___________________________ 18, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20, 2011)Had 16 or more hits in a loss ___________________________ 18, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20, 2011)Had 20 or more hits in a loss __________________________________ 22, at #14 Baylor (March 19, 2011)Had at least 15 hits in back-to-back games ____ 18 hits, 17 hits vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20-21, 2011)Had at least 19 hits in back-to-back games ___________22 hits, 19 hits vs. #14 Baylor (March 19-20, 2011)Had at least 10 hits in 5 or more consecutive games _________________ 6 games (April 24-May 2, 2010)Had at least 10 hits in 6 or more consecutive games _________________ 6 games (April 24-May 2, 2010)Had at least 10 hits in 9 or more consecutive games ____________ 9 games (February 14-March 3, 2006)Had at least 10 hits in 10 or more consecutive games ________________ 10 games (February 1-18, 2003)Had 4 or more consecutive hits _______ 4 (1B-1B-1B-1B), vs. #22 Oklahoma State, 7th inn. (May 20, 2011)Had 5 or more consecutive hits ___________ 5 (1B-2B-1B-2B-1B), at #14 Baylor, 9th inn. (March 19, 2011)Had 6 or more consecutive hits ______8 (2B-1B-1B-2B-2B-1B-1B-1B), vs. Howard Payne, 2nd inn. (April 7, 2004)Had at least 1 base hit in every inning of a game ___________________ 15 hits, vs. Iowa (March 11, 2011)Had 7 or more consecutive batters reach base safely____ 8, vs. Northern Illinois, 1st inn. (February 27, 2011)Had 8 or more consecutive batters reach base safely____ 8, vs. Northern Illinois, 1st inn. (February 27, 2011)

Had 5 or more extra-base hits in an inning _____________________7, at Kansas, 2nd inn. (April 25, 2010)Had 6 or more extra-base hits in an inning _____________________7, at Kansas, 2nd inn. (April 25, 2010)Had 7 or more extra-base hits in an inning _____________________7, at Kansas, 2nd inn. (April 25, 2010)Had 7 or more extra-base hits in a game__________________________ 7, at #14 Baylor (March 19, 2011)Had 10 or more extra-base hits in a game ___________________________ 13, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Had 13 or more extra-base hits in a game ___________________________ 13, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Had not allowed an extra-base hit in a game ___________________________ at Missouri (May 15, 2011)Had not allowed an extra-base hit in a Big 12 game _____________________ at Missouri (May 15, 2011)Had all 9 starters score a run in a game ______________ 14 runs, vs. Northern Illinois (February 27, 2011)Had all 9 starters with a base hit in a game _____________17 hits, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)Had 3 players score 4 runs each in a game ____ 2010, McGruder (4), Kenworthy (3), Hough (5) at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Had 5 or more players score multiple runs in a game ________5, vs. Northern Illinois (February 26, 2011)Had 6 or more players score multiple runs in a game ___________________ 7, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Had 7 or more players scored multiple runs in a game __________________ 7, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)

Had 5 or more doubles in a game _______________________________ 6, at #14 Baylor (March 19, 2011)Had 10 or more doubles in a game _________________________________ 12, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Allowed 5 or more doubles in a game_______________________________6, vs. BYU (February 24, 2011)Allowed 6 or more doubles in a game_______________________________6, vs. BYU (February 24, 2011)Allowed 7 or more doubles in a game_________________________________ 7, vs. Baylor (May 17, 2008)

Had 3 or more triples in a game _________________________3, vs. Northern Illinois (February 13, 2005)Had 4 or more triples in a game ______________________4, vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (May 1, 2001)Allowed 2 or more triples in a game ________________________________ 3, at Missouri (May 13, 2011)Allowed 3 or more triples in a game ________________________________ 3, at Missouri (May 13, 2011)

Allowed 3 or more home runs in a game __________________ 4, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)Allowed 4 or more home runs in a game __________________ 4, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)Allowed 5 or more home runs in a game __________________________ 7, vs. Gonzaga (March 10, 2010)Allowed 6 or more home runs in a game __________________________ 7, vs. Gonzaga (March 10, 2010)Allowed 7 or more home runs in a game __________________________ 7, vs. Gonzaga (March 10, 2010)

Did not draw a walk in a game __________________________________ at Kansas State (April 21, 2011)Walked 10 or more times in a game ___________________________ 13, vs. New Mexico (April 27, 2011)Walked 14 or more times in a game ______________________________ 14, vs. Houston (March 7, 2010)Walked 15 or more times in a game _____________________ 15, vs. Western Illinois (February 20, 2005)Allowed 0 walks in a game ________________________________ vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 22, 2011)Allowed 0 walks in back-to-back games __________________________ vs. Texas State (March 7-8, 2003)Allowed 1 walk in a 3-game series _________________________________ vs. Iowa State (April 7-8, 2001)Allowed 10 or more walks in a game ____________________________ 10, at #14 Baylor (March 19, 2011)Allowed 14 or more walks in a game ____________________________14, at Kansas State (April 17, 2005)

Did not strikeout in a game ____________________________________vs. Alabama A&M (April 21, 2010)Struck out 10 or more times in a game _____________________________10, at Michigan (May 11, 2011)Struck out 15 or more times in a game __________________________ 18, at #7 Oklahoma (April 3, 2011)Struck out 18 or more times in a game __________________________ 18, at #7 Oklahoma (April 3, 2011)Did not strikeout an opposing batter in a game ________________________at Missouri (March 30, 2001)Struck out 10 or more opposing batters in a game ______________________ 10, vs. UTSA (April 5, 2011)Struck out 15 or more opposing batters in a game ____________________ 17, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)Struck out 20 or more opposing batters in a game ____________ 20, at #22 Texas A&M (March 14, 2008)

Had 5 or more hit batters in a game _________________________________ 5, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Had 6 or more hit batters in a game __________________6, vs. College of the Southwest (April 27, 2005)

Had 5 or more stolen bases in a game __________________________ 6, vs. #5 Texas A&M (April 9, 2011)Had 6 or more stolen bases in a game __________________________ 6, vs. #5 Texas A&M (April 9, 2011)Had 7 or more stolen bases in a game ________________ 8, vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (April 2, 2008)Had 8 or more stolen bases in a game ________________ 8, vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (April 2, 2008)Had 9 or more stolen bases in a game _______________________ 10, vs. #13 Oklahoma (April 24, 2004)Had 10 or more stolen bases in a game ______________________ 10, vs. #13 Oklahoma (April 24, 2004)

Left 13 or more runners on base ________________________ 14, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20, 2011)Left 14 or more runners on base ________________________ 14, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20, 2011)Left 15 or more runners on base _______________________________ 16, at #14 Baylor (March 20, 2011)Left 16 or more runners on base _______________________________ 16, at #14 Baylor (March 20, 2011)

Hit into 3 or more double plays __________________________ 3, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)Hit into 4 or more double plays ______________________________________ 4, at UNLV (March 6, 2006)Turned 3 or more double plays __________________________ 3, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 22, 2011)Turned 4 or more double plays _______________________________________ 4, vs. Rice (March 6, 2010)

Committed 4 or more errors in a game ___________________________ 4, vs. Nebraska (March 25, 2011)Committed 5 or more errors in a game _____________________________ 5, vs. Houston (March 7, 2010)Committed 6 or more errors in a game __________________________ 6, vs. Kansas State (April 15, 2006)

Threw back-to-back complete games ____ vs. #24 Baylor (March 31, 2006) & vs. #24 Baylor (April 1, 2006)Combined on a no-hitter ___4 pitchers (Beck, Kirk, Boesinger, Shipley) vs. College of the Southwest (March 20, 1990)Threw a two-hitter ____ 3 pitchers (Coulombe, Neely, Stewart) vs. Western Michigan (February 18, 2011)



THE LAST TIME A TEXAS TECH PLAYER...HITTING:Hit back-to-back home runs ___________ Jeremy Mayo & Nick Hanslik, vs. UNLV 8th inn. (April 22, 2009)Hit a home run to lead off a game _______________________ Doug Thennis at UTSA (February 25, 2008)Hit a home run for first career base hit __________ Duke von Schamann (solo) vs. Iowa (March 11, 2011)Hit an inside-the-park home run ______ Nick Popescu (3-run) vs. Bethune-Cookman (February 27, 2010)Hit a pinch-hit home run _____________________ Bonham Hough (2-run) vs. Gonzaga (March 10, 2010)Hit a grand slam ______________________________ Bo Altobelli vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 22, 2011)Hit a grand slam for first career home run__________ Bo Altobelli vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 22, 2011)Hit a home run in the 9th inning to tie game ______________ Stephen Hagen vs. Kansas (April 29, 2011)Hit a game-winning home run ___________________Kevin Whitehead vs. UTSA (4th inn.) (April 5, 2011)Hit a walk-off home run _______________ Doug Thennis vs. Missouri (9th, Grand Slam) (March 30, 2008)Hit an extra-inning home run _______________ Bryon Smith vs. Kansas State (11th, Solo) (May 22, 2002)Hit an extra-inning, walk-off home run ___________ Willie Durazo (10th, Solo) vs. TCU (February 7, 2002)Hit 2 grand slams in a season __________________________________________ Roger Kieschnick (2008)Hit 3 grand slams in a season _____________________________________________Cameron Blair (2005)Hit 2 home runs in an inning ____ Cameron Blair (2-run/solo - 9th inn.) at Oklahoma State (May 16, 2004)Hit 2 or more home runs in a game ____________________Barrett Barnes at #7 Oklahoma (April 3, 2011)Hit 3 or more home runs in a game _______________ Michael Mask vs. Harvard (Game 1) (March 6, 2004)Hit 4 or more home runs in a game ________ Johnny Vidales & Todd Howey vs. Sul Ross (March 20, 1984)Homered in consecutive innings ___________ Barrett Barnes at #7 Oklahoma, 6th and 7th (April 3, 2011)Homered in consecutive at-bats ___________ Barrett Barnes at #7 Oklahoma, 6th and 7th (April 3, 2011)Homered in consecutive games ____________ Barrett Barnes vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20-21, 2011)Homered in 3 consecutive games _______________________ Kyle Martin vs. Baylor (March 23-25, 2007)

Hit for the cycle _______________Chris Richburg vs. New Mexico State (@ Roswell, N.M.) (April 23, 2008)Hit for the natural cycle ____________________________________________________Never HappenedHit for the cycle in a Big 12 game ____________________________________________Never HappenedHit for the cycle in a non-Big 12 game __ Chris Richburg vs. New Mexico State (@ Roswell, N.M.) (April 23, 2008)

Had a 10-game hit streak ____________________Barrett Barnes 15 games (March 11, 2011-April 3, 2011)Had a 15-game hit streak ____________________Barrett Barnes 15 games (March 11, 2011-April 3, 2011)Had a 17-game hit streak _________________________ Scott LeJeune 17 games (April 17-May 23, 2010)Had a 20-game hit streak ___________________________ Cameron Blair 20 games (April 3-May 9, 2004)Had a 25-game hit streak __________________________ Gera Alvarez 30 games (March 3-April 27, 2002)Had a 30-game hit streak __________________________ Gera Alvarez 30 games (March 3-April 27, 2002)

Reached base safely in at least 25 consecutive games _____Jamodrick McGruder 39 games (May 23, 2010-April 15, 2011)Reached base safely in at least 30 consecutive games _____Jamodrick McGruder 39 games (May 23, 2010-April 15, 2011)Reached base safely in at least 35 consecutive games __ Jamodrick McGruder 39 games (May 23, 2010-April 15, 2011)Reached base safely in at least 40 consecutive games _____ Cameron Blair 53 games (May 22, 2004-May 16, 2005)Reached base safely in at least 50 consecutive games _____ Cameron Blair 53 games (May 22, 2004-May 16, 2005)Reached base safely in at least 53 consecutive games _____ Cameron Blair 53 games (May 22, 2004-May 16, 2005)

Had a walk-off base hit ______ Barrett Barnes (1B through left side in the 10th) vs. Kansas (April 29, 2011)Had a walk-off base-on-balls _______ Andre Wheeler (BB w/bases loaded in 9th) vs. Kansas (May 1, 2011)

Had 6 or more at-bats in a game _____ Tomlinson/Barnes/Paiz, 6, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20, 2011)Had 7 or more at-bats in a game ___ Joey Callendar & Willie Rueda 7, vs. Texas Wesleyan (March 29, 2006)

Had 4 or more hits in a game _____________________Nick Popescu, 4, vs. #13 Texas A&M (May 25, 2011)Had 5 or more hits in a game ______________________ Stephen Hagen 5, at #14 Baylor (March 19, 2011)Had 6 or more hits in a game ____________________________ Keith Ginter 6, vs. Kansas (April 10, 1998)

Scored 4 or more runs in a game _______________________Bonham Hough 5, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Scored 5 or more runs in a game _______________________Bonham Hough 5, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)Scored 6 or more runs in a game ________________ Jon Slack 6, vs. Sam Houston State (March 13, 2002)

Hit 2 or more doubles in a game _______________________ Nick Popescu 2, at Michigan (May 10, 2011)Hit 3 or more doubles in a game _________________________ Jeremy Mayo 3, at Kansas (April 25, 2010)

Hit 2 or more triples in a game ________ Jamodrick McGruder 2, vs. Northern Illinois (February 27, 2011)Hit 3 or more triples in a game ____________Jason Rainey 3, vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (May 1, 2001)Hit triples in consecutive games ______ Jamodrick McGruder vs. Northern Illinois (February 26-27, 2011)

Had 3 or more extra-base hits in a game_________David Paiz 3, at Kansas State (2 2B, 3B) (April 22, 2011)Had 4 or more extra-base hits in a game___Roger Kieschnick 4, vs. Army (2 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR) (February 24, 2008)Had 5 or more extra-base hits in a game____ Roger Kieschnick 5, at New Mexico (2 HR, 2 2B, 1 3B) (February 27, 2007)

Had 4 or more RBI in a game _____________________ Jamodrick McGruder 4, vs. Kansas (April 30, 2011)Had 5 or more RBI in a game ___________________________ Michael Reed 6, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Had 6 or more RBI in a game ___________________________ Michael Reed 6, vs. Missouri (May 2, 2010)Had 7 or more RBI in a game ______________________ Chris Richburg 7, vs. Dallas Baptist (May 1, 2007)Had 8 or more RBI in a game ___________________________ John Grimes 9, vs. Baylor (March 23, 1984)Had 9 or more RBI in a game ___________________________ John Grimes 9, vs. Baylor (March 23, 1984)

Had an RBI in 7 or more consecutive games ______________________ Nick Popescu, 7 (May 10-21, 2011)Had an RBI in 8 or more consecutive games ______________________Chris Richburg, 8 (May 6-20, 2009)

Had 4 or more walks in a game ____________Kevin Whitehead 4, vs. #22 Oklahoma State (May 20, 2011)Had 5 or more walks in a game _________________________ Ryan Ruiz 5, vs. Howard (February 6, 1999)

Had 3 or more intentional walks in a game _____Barrett Barnes 3, vs. # 22 Oklahoma State (May 21, 2011)

Had 3 or more hit by pitch in a game _______ Cody Fuller 3, vs. College of the Southwest (April 27, 2005)

Had 3 or more stolen bases in a game ______________ Jamodrick McGruder 3, vs. UNLV (March 1, 2011)Had 4 or more stolen bases in a game ____________Willie Rueda 4, vs. Central Arkansas (March 4, 2008)

Had 4 or more strikeouts in a game__________ Jamodrick McGruder 4, vs. #5 Texas A&M (April 10, 2011)

Hit into a triple play _______________Chris Richburg, at Cal State Fullerton (1st inn.) (February 28, 2009)

PITCHING:Had 5 or more consecutive scoreless outings _____________________ 5, Ben Flora (April 21-May 1, 2011)Had 6 or more consecutive scoreless outings ____________________ 7, Aaron Corwin (April 10-30, 2011)Had 7 or more consecutive scoreless outings ____________________ 7, Aaron Corwin (April 10-30, 2011)Had 8 or more consecutive scoreless outings ______________ 9, Colt Hynes (February 3-March 21, 2006)Had 9 or more consecutive scoreless outings ______________ 9, Colt Hynes (February 3-March 21, 2006)Had 10 or more consecutive scoreless outings ____________ 10, Adrian Soto (February 24-May 12, 2002)

Had a scoreless streak of at least 10 innings ___________________Aaron Corwin, 10.1 (April 10-30, 2011)Had a scoreless streak of at least 15 innings __________ Dustin Richardson, 17.2 (March 17-April 8, 2006)Had a scoreless streak of at least 20 innings _____________ Brandon Roberson, 21.1 (March 11-31, 2001)

Threw a 7-inning no-hitter _______________ Ramey Brandon vs. Eastern New Mexico - 2-0 (April 2, 1962)Threw a 9-inning no-hitter ____________________________ Ruben Garcia at Baylor - 1-0 (April 23, 1971)

Carried a no-hitter through 5.0 or more innings ________________A.J. Ramos, 5.1 IP, vs. Kansas (April 20, 2007)Carried a no-hitter through 6.0 or more innings ______ Nathan Fouts, 6.1 IP, vs. Texas State (February 17, 2002)

Retired 17 or more consecutive hitters ____________ 17, Brennan Stewart, 6.1 IP, vs. UTSA (April 5, 2011)Retired 17 or more consecutive hitters in relief _____ 17, Brennan Stewart, 6.1 IP, vs. UTSA (April 5, 2011)

Pitched 10 consecutive innings without allowing a walk _____ Duke von Schamann, 10.1 IP (April 10-26, 2011)Pitched 15 consecutive innings without allowing a walk ___ John Neely, 15.1 IP, (March 20-April 12, 2011)

Struck out the side in the first inning ___________________ Daniel Coulombe vs. Iowa (March 11, 2011)Struck out 4 or more consecutive hitters ________________ 4, Brennan Stewart, vs. UTSA (April 5, 2011)Struck out 5 or more consecutive hitters _______________ 5, John Neely, vs. Nebraska (March 26, 2011)Struck out at least 2 hitters in 5 or more innings in one game ______6, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)Struck out at least 2 hitters in 6 or more innings in one game ______6, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)Had at least one strikeout in 7 consecutive innings in one game ___ 8, Chad Bettis, vs. #1 Texas (May 27, 2010)Had at least one strikeout in 8 consecutive innings in one game ___ 8, Chad Bettis, vs. #1 Texas (May 27, 2010)Struck out at least 10 batters in 3 outings during season ___________________________ Miles Morgan, 2006

Struck out 10 or more batters in a game __________________ 10, Chad Bettis, vs. #1 Texas (May 27, 2010)Struck out 11 or more batters in a game _________________ 16, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)Struck out 12 or more batters in a game _________________ 16, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)Struck out 13 or more batters in a game _________________ 16, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)Struck out 14 or more batters in a game _________________ 16, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)Struck out 15 or more batters in a game _________________ 16, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)Struck out 16 or more batters in a game _________________ 16, Bobby Doran, vs. Missouri (May 1, 2010)

Struck out 6 or more batters in a game in relief ________________ 6, John Neely, vs. UTSA (April 5, 2011)Struck out 7 or more batters in a game in relief ___________ 7, Brennan Stewart, vs. UTSA (April 5, 2011)Struck out 8 or more batters in a game in relief __________9, Steve Rowe, vs. Kansas State (April 5, 2002)Struck out 9 or more batters in a game in relief __________9, Steve Rowe, vs. Kansas State (April 5, 2002)

Pitched 7.0 IP or more in career debut (starter) ___________ 7.2 IP, Trey Masek, vs. Iowa (March 12, 2011)Pitched 7.0 IP or more in Big 12 career debut (starter) __ 7.1, Brennan Stewart, at #4 Texas (April 17, 2011)

Pitched a complete-game loss __________________A.J. Ramos (8.0 IP) at #11 Oklahoma (April 11, 2009)Pitched a 7-inning, complete game_______________________ Dusty Buck vs. #17 Baylor (May 19, 2002)Pitched a 9-inning, complete game____________________ Chad Bettis at #11 Oklahoma (April 11, 2009)Pitched a 9-inning, complete-game shutout _____________________ A.J. Ramos vs. Kansas (April 20, 2007)Pitched back-to-back complete games in a DH _____ A.J. Ramos/Chad Bettis at #11 Oklahoma (April 11, 2009)

Started in back-to-back games ___________________Ben Flora, 2011 - vs. Northwestern (2/20), vs. BYU (2/24)Pitched 2 CG in Big 12 play ____ 3, Miles Morgan, vs. #16 Texas (March 18, 2006), vs. #24 Baylor (March 31, 2006), at #6 Texas (April 13, 2006)Pitched 3 CG in Big 12 play ____ 3, Miles Morgan, vs. #16 Texas (March 18, 2006), vs. #24 Baylor (March 31, 2006), at #6 Texas (April 13, 2006)Pitched back-to-back CG _______ Tanner McElroy at Oklahoma (May 21, 2005), vs. #5 Nebraska (May 27, 2005)Pitched 3 consecutive CG ______ Chris Phillips at New Mexico (February 2, 2002), vs. TCU (February 7, 2002), vs. Houston (February 15, 2002)



SEASON BATTING RECORDSBATTING AVERAGE1. Doug Ault (1972) _________________________ .4752. Jason Totman (1995) ______________________ .4353. Andy Gonzalez (1995) _____________________ .4274. Keith Ginter (1997) _______________________ .4265. Matt Kastelic (1996) ______________________ .4246. Clint Bryant (1995) _______________________ .4227. Mike Humphreys (1988) ___________________ .4078. John Grimes (1984) _______________________ .4069. Joe Dillon (1997) _________________________ .39310. Randy DuRoss (1995) _____________________ .392

AT-BATS1. Matt Kastelic (1996) _______________________ 2692. Joe Dillon (1996) __________________________ 2673. Josh Bard (1998) __________________________ 2644. Kevin Jordan (1998) _______________________ 2635. Clint Bryant (1996) ________________________ 2626. Dion Ruecker (1996) _______________________ 260 Gera Alvarez (2001) ________________________ 2608. Shaun Larkin (2000) _______________________ 2599. Clint Bryant (1995) ________________________ 25810. Dion Ruecker (1995) _______________________ 257

HITS1. Matt Kastelic (1996) _______________________ 1142. Clint Bryant (1995) ________________________ 1093. Keith Ginter (1997) ________________________ 1064. Josh Bard (1998) __________________________ 1015. Clint Bryant (1996) ________________________ 1006. Nick Blankenship (2001) _____________________ 967. Cameron Blair (2004) _______________________ 958. Randy DuRoss (1995) _______________________ 94 Josh Brady (2004) __________________________ 9410. Jason Totman (1995) ________________________ 93 Kevin Jordan (1998) ________________________ 93

DOUBLES1. Jason Landreth (1997) ______________________ 292. Scott LeJeune (2010) ________________________ 28 Stubby Clapp (1996) ________________________ 28 Josh Bard (1999) ___________________________ 285. Clint Bryant (1996) _________________________ 266. Brandon Toro (1997) ________________________ 25 Roger Kieschnick (2007) _____________________ 258. Jason Totman (1995) ________________________ 24 Keith Ginter (1998) _________________________ 24 Clint Bryant (1995) _________________________ 24 Keith Ginter (1997) _________________________ 24 Tony Arnerich (2001) ________________________ 24

TRIPLES1. Jason Rainey (2000) _________________________ 92. Ronnie Mattson (1975) _______________________ 8 Stubby Clapp (1996) _________________________ 8 Jon Weber (1999) ___________________________ 85. Jason Rainey (2001) _________________________ 7 Jason Huth (1997) ___________________________ 7 Donald Harris (1989) _________________________ 7 Donald Harris (1988) _________________________ 7

HOME RUNS1. Joe Dillon (1997) ___________________________ 332. John Grimes (1984) _________________________ 243. Dion Ruecker (1996) ________________________ 20 Josh Brady (2004) __________________________ 20 5. Mike Humphreys (1988) _____________________ 18 Clint Bryant (1988) _________________________ 187. Josh Bard (1998) ___________________________ 17 Kevin Jordan (1998) ________________________ 17 Keith Ginter (1998) _________________________ 17 Todd Howey (1984) _________________________ 17 Keith Ginter (1997) _________________________ 17 Dion Ruecker (1995) ________________________ 17 Cameron Blair (2005) _______________________ 17 Roger Kieschnick (2008) _____________________ 17

RBI1. Clint Bryant (1996) ________________________ 1002. Clint Bryant (1995) _________________________ 933. Josh Bard (1999) ___________________________ 924. Josh Brady (2004) __________________________ 905. Joe Dillon (1997) ___________________________ 896. Kevin Jordan (1998) ________________________ 84 Jon Weber (1999) __________________________ 848. Dion Ruecker (1996) ________________________ 829. Cameron Blair (2004) _______________________ 8110. John Grimes (1984) _________________________ 79

RUNS SCORED1. Keith Ginter (1998) _________________________ 97 Stubby Clapp (1996) ________________________ 973. Keith Ginter (1997) _________________________ 934. Clint Bryant (1995) _________________________ 915. Clint Bryant (1996) _________________________ 896. Joe Dillon (1997) ___________________________ 80 Ryan Ruiz (1999) ___________________________ 808. Randy DuRoss (1995) _______________________ 799. Matt Kastelic (1996) ________________________ 7810. Jason Totman (1995) ________________________ 77 Mike Humphreys (1988) _____________________ 77

TOTAL BASES1. Joe Dillon (1997) __________________________ 2152. Clint Bryant (1995) ________________________ 1893. Keith Ginter (1997) ________________________ 1854. Clint Bryant (1996) ________________________ 1845. Dion Ruecker (1996) _______________________ 179 Josh Brady (2004) _________________________ 1797. Josh Bard (1998) __________________________ 1788. Kevin Jordan (1998) _______________________ 1749. John Grimes (1984) ________________________ 16810. Matt Kastelic (1996) _______________________ 165

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 1. Joe Dillon (1997) _________________________ .9392. John Grimes (1984) _______________________ .8533. Doug Ault (1972) _________________________ .7784. Keith Ginter (1997) _______________________ .7435. Mike Humphreys (1988) ___________________ .7386. Clint Bryant (1995) _______________________ .7337. Stacy Ragan (1987) _______________________ .723 Jon Weber (1999) _________________________ 7239. Greg May (1984) _________________________ .71210. Keith Ginter (1998) _______________________ .707

ON BASE PERCENTAGE1. George Kilford (1993) _____________________ .6002. Jason Totman (1995) ______________________ .5603. Keith Ginter (1998) _______________________ .533 Mike Kinney (1993) _______________________ .5335. Andy Gonzalez (1995) _____________________ .5326. Keith Ginter (1997) _______________________ .5297. Ryan Ruiz (1999) _________________________ .5258. Stubby Clapp (1996) ______________________ .524 Doug Ault (1972) _________________________ .52410. Clint Bryant (1995) _______________________ .516

WALKS1. Keith Ginter (1998) _________________________ 782. Stubby Clapp (1996) ________________________ 663. Ryan Ruiz (1999) ___________________________ 594. Jason Totman (1995) ________________________ 535. Bryan Cowan (1976) ________________________ 526. Keith Ginter (1997) _________________________ 517. Clint Bryant (1995) _________________________ 508. Scott Holzhauer (2000) ______________________ 49 Jose Delgado (2004) ________________________ 4910. Jason Landreth (1997) ______________________ 48 Brandon Welch (1995) _______________________ 48 Scooter Jordan (2002) _______________________ 48

HIT BY PITCH1. Nick Blankenship (2002) _____________________ 282. Jamodrick McGruder (2011) _________________ 253. Cody Fuller (2004) __________________________ 164. Cody Fuller (2005) __________________________ 145. Joey Kenworthy (2010) ______________________ 13 Josh Haney (2004) __________________________ 13 Ryan Ruiz (1999) ___________________________ 13

STOLEN BASES1. Matt Kastelic (1996) ________________________ 512. Matt Kastelic (1995) ________________________ 463. Kent Blasingame (1992) _____________________ 444. Kerry Hodges (2001) ________________________ 385. Clint Bryant (1996) _________________________ 37 Mike Kinney (1993) _________________________ 37 Marco Cunningham (1999) ___________________ 378. Ryan Ruiz (1999) ___________________________ 359. Josh Brady (2004) __________________________ 3410. Keith Ginter (1997) _________________________ 29 Kent Blassingame (1991) ____________________ 29 Jon Slack (2002)____________________________ 29 Cody Fuller (2003) __________________________ 29

ERRORS1. Cameron Blair (2005) _______________________ 302. Clint Bryant (1995) _________________________ 24 Tim Tadlock (1990) _________________________ 244. T.J. Bruce (2003) ____________________________ 22 Shanon Hays (1990) ________________________ 226. Clint Bryant (1996) _________________________ 20 Clint Bryant (1994) _________________________ 20 Kyle Martin (2006) __________________________ 209. Darrin Glenn (1991) _________________________ 1910. Kevin Jordan (1998) ________________________ 18 Dion Ruecker (1995) ________________________ 18 Tim Tadlock (1991) _________________________ 18

ASSISTS1. Gera Alvarez (2001) ________________________ 2422. Shaun Larkin (2000) _______________________ 2193. Dion Ruecker (1995) _______________________ 2144. Kelby Tomlinson (2011) ____________________2125. Gera Alvarez (2002) ________________________ 2006. Joey Kenworthy (2010) _____________________ 1937. Scott Holzhauer (2000) _____________________ 1858. Cameron Blair (2004) ______________________ 1849. Joel Buchenauer (2002) ____________________ 17910. Dion Ruecker (1996) _______________________ 173

GAMES PLAYED1. Dion Ruecker (1995) ________________________ 65 Clint Bryant (1995) _________________________ 65

GAMES STARTED1 Clint Bryant (1995) _________________________ 65



CAREER BATTING RECORDSBATTING AVERAGE 1. Doug Ault (1971-72) ______________________ .4182. Jason Totman (1994-95) ___________________ .4073. Keith Ginter (1997-98) _____________________ .3994. Matt Kastelic (1995-96) ____________________ .3895. Mike Humphreys (1985-88) ________________ .3826. Ryan Ruiz (1998-99) ______________________ .375 Scooter Jordan (2002-03) __________________ .3758. Brandon Buckley (1997-98) ________________ .3749. Clint Bryant (1993-96) _____________________ .37110. John Vidales (1985-86) ____________________ .367

AT-BATS1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) ______________________ 9182. Taylor Ashby (2007-10) _____________________ 7823. Randy DuRoss (1992-95) ____________________ 7514. Josh Bard (1997-99)________________________ 7335. Joey Kenworthy (2007-10) __________________ 7216. Roger Kieschnick (2006-08) _________________ 6897. Madison Edwards (2002-05) _________________ 6088. Cody Fuller (2002-05) ______________________ 6059. Mike Humphreys (1985-88) _________________ 57810. Bobby Kohler (1979-82) ____________________ 574

HITS1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) ______________________ 3412. Josh Bard (1997-99)________________________ 2683. Randy DuRoss (1992-95) ____________________ 2354. Taylor Ashby (2007-10) _____________________ 2285. Roger Kieschnick (2006-08) _________________ 2226. Mike Humphreys (1985-88) _________________ 2217. Joey Kenworthy (2007-10) __________________ 2188. Matt Kastelic (1995-96) _____________________ 2039. Bobby Kohler (1979-82) ____________________ 19910. Cody Fuller (2002-05) ______________________ 194

DOUBLES1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) _______________________ 73 Josh Bard (1997-99)_________________________ 733. Roger Kieschnick (2005-08) __________________ 544. Taylor Ashby (2007-10) ______________________ 48 Keith Ginter (1997-98) _______________________ 486. Jason Landreth (1997-98) ____________________ 457. Joey Kenworthy (2007-10) ___________________ 43 David Lindstrom (1994-96) ___________________ 439. Scott LeJeune (2009-11) ____________________ 42 Bobby Kohler (1979-82) _____________________ 42

TRIPLES1. Ronnie Mattson (1973-76) ___________________ 182. Jeff Boydston (1988-92) _____________________ 17 Gary Ashby (1974-77) _______________________ 174. Jason Rainey (2000-01) ______________________ 165. Robin Harriss (1993-94)______________________ 14 Clint Bryant (1993-96) _______________________ 14 Donald Harris (1988-89) _____________________ 14 Jason Huth (1997-99) _______________________ 14 Madison Edwards (2002-05) __________________ 1410. Bobby Kohler (1979-82) _____________________ 13 Cecil Norris (1970-73) _______________________ 13

HOME RUNS1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) _______________________ 442. Joe Dillon (1996-97) ________________________ 43 Josh Bard (1997-99)_________________________ 433. Mike Humphreys (1985-88) __________________ 414. Roger Kieschnick (2006-08) __________________ 394. Dion Ruecker (1995-96) _____________________ 37 John Grimes (1982-85) ______________________ 375. Keith Ginter (1997-98) _______________________ 346. Todd Howey (1983-85) ______________________ 327. David Lindstrom (1994-96) ___________________ 31 Cameron Blair (2004-05) _____________________ 31

RBI1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) ______________________ 2712. Josh Bard (1997-99)________________________ 2323. Mike Humphreys (1985-88) _________________ 1924. Randy DuRoss (1992-95) ____________________ 1645. Joe Dillon (1996-97) _______________________ 156 Roger Kieschnick (2006-08) _________________ 1567. Dion Ruecker (1995-96) ____________________ 1508. John Grimes (1980-83) _____________________ 1439. Ronnie Mattson (1973-76) __________________ 141 David Lindstrom (1994-95) __________________ 141 Cameron Blair (2004-05) ____________________ 141

RUNS SCORED1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) ______________________ 2712. Mike Humphreys (1985-88) _________________ 1923. Keith Ginter (1997-98) ______________________ 1904. Randy DuRoss (1992-95) ____________________ 1875. Josh Bard (1997-99)________________________ 1656. Kevin Lowery (1985-88) ____________________ 160 Cody Fuller (2002-05) ______________________ 1608. Joey Kenworthy (2007-10) __________________ 151 Roger Kieschnick (2006-08) _________________ 15110. Madison Edwards (2002-05) _________________ 148

TOTAL BASES1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) ______________________ 5742. Josh Bard (1997-99)________________________ 4783. Roger Kieschnick (2006-08) _________________ 4134. Mike Humphreys (1986-88) _________________ 3925. Randy DuRoss (1992-95) ____________________ 3566. Joe Dillon (1996-97) _______________________ 3527. Keith Ginter (1997-98) ______________________ 3478. Dion Ruecker (1995-96) ____________________ 3189. Jason Landreth (1997-98) ___________________ 31310. John Grimes (1980-85) _____________________ 309

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Jon Weber (1999) ________________________ .7322. Keith Ginter (1997-98) _____________________ .7263. Jason Landreth (1997-98) __________________ .7134. Joe Dillon (1996-97) ______________________ .7105. John Grimes (1980-84) ____________________ .6886. Mike Humphreys (1986-88) ________________ .6787. Kevin Jordan (1998-99) ____________________ .6628. Josh Bard (1997-99)_______________________ .6529. John Vidales (1984-86) ____________________ .64910. Barrett Barnes (2010) _____________________ .641 Cameron Blair (2004-05) ___________________ .641

WALKS1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) ______________________ 1402. Keith Ginter (1997-98) ______________________ 1293. Randy DuRoss (1992-95) ____________________ 1234. Mike Humphreys (1986-88) _________________ 1165. Bryan Cowan (1974-77)_____________________ 1156. Kevin Lowery (1985-88) ____________________ 1077. Madison Edwards (2002-05) __________________ 998. Jason Landreth (1997-98) ____________________ 94 Jeff Boydston (1990-92) _____________________ 9410. Chris Moore (1989-90) ______________________ 91 Cody Fuller (2002-05) _______________________ 91

STOLEN BASES1. Matt Kastelic (1995-96) ______________________ 972. Jeff Boydston (1988-92) _____________________ 863. Cody Fuller (2002-05) _______________________ 834. Kent Blassingame (1991-92) __________________ 73 Clint Bryant (1993-96) _______________________ 736. Willie Rueda (2006-09) ______________________ 597. Ryan Ruiz (1998-99) ________________________ 578. Keith Ginter (1997-98) _______________________ 56 Cody Fuller (2002-05) _______________________ 5610. Marco Cunningham (1999-00) ________________ 54

GAMES PLAYED1. Clint Bryant (1993-96) ______________________ 2402. Taylor Ashby (2007-10) _____________________ 2163. Madison Edwards (2002-05) _________________ 2124. Randy DuRoss (1992-95) ____________________ 1955. Joey Kenworthy (2007-10) __________________ 1946. Cody Fuller (2002-05) ______________________ 1937. Josh Bard (1997-99)________________________ 1778. Mark Austry (1998-00) _____________________ 172 Bryan Cowan (1974-77)_____________________ 172 Kevin Lowery (1977-80) ____________________ 172



SEASON PITCHING RECORDSAPPEARANCES1. James Leverton (2008) ______________________ 312. John Neely (2011) _________________________ 30 Blake McGinley (2001) ______________________ 304. Brad Ralston (1997) _________________________ 285. Brandon Roberson (1999) ____________________ 27 Steve Rowe (2000)__________________________ 27 Kevin Tracey (2000) _________________________ 278. Jerad McCrummen (2011) ___________________ 26 Steve Rowe (2002)__________________________ 26 Zach Butler (2005) __________________________ 26 Brian Cloud (2008) _________________________ 26

WINS1. Shane Wright (1998) ________________________ 142. Brandon Roberson (2001) ____________________ 133. Mark Brandenburg (1991)____________________ 12 Matt Miller (1996) __________________________ 125. Chris Phillips (2001) _________________________ 11 Jason Gooding (1997) _______________________ 11 Matt Miller (1995) __________________________ 11 Ryan Nye (1994) ___________________________ 119. Several with ______________________________ 10

INNINGS PITCHED1. Shane Wright (1998) _____________________ 152.22. Mark Brandenburg (1991)_________________ 147.13. Mark Brandenburg (1992)_________________ 146.04. Chris Phillips (2001) ______________________ 137.15. Kevin Tracey (2000) ______________________ 127.26. Shane Wright (1999) _____________________ 126.07. Travis Driskill (1993) _____________________ 120.28. Travis Smith (1995) ______________________ 118.19. Brandon Roberson (2001) _________________ 116.110. Jason Gooding (1997) ____________________ 116.0 Ryan Nye (1994) ________________________ 116.0

ERA (at least 20.0 IP)1. Ruben Garcia (1971) ______________________ 0.742. Randy Prince (1973) ______________________ 1.123. Jack Pierce (1969) ________________________ 1.51 Steve Rowe (2002)________________________ 1.515. Kevin Kirk (1992) _________________________ 1.616. Pat Abbott (1967) ________________________ 1.657. Phil Stephenson (1967) ____________________ 2.008. David Callerman (1967) ___________________ 2.039. Ruben Garcia (1973) ______________________ 2.1110. Jack Pierce (1972) ________________________ 2.18

ERA (since 1974, aluminum bats - 20 IP)1. Steve Rowe (2002)________________________ 1.512. Kevin Kirk (1992) _________________________ 1.613. Ryan Nye (1994) _________________________ 2.254. Tanner McElroy (2005) ____________________ 2.285. Jimmy Frush (1994) _______________________ 2.396. Brandon Roberson (1999) __________________ 2.457. J.J. Varney (1992) _________________________ 2.488. Pat Black (1989) __________________________ 2.579. Travis Gage (1992) ________________________ 2.6110. Corey Gerstner (2004) _____________________ 2.64

COMPLETE GAMES1. Shane Wright (1998) ________________________ 132. Mark Brandenburg (1992)____________________ 123. Kevin Tracey (2000) _________________________ 104. Kyle Karenthold (1981) _______________________ 9 Mark McDowell (1983) _______________________ 9 Travis Driskill (1993) _________________________ 97. Ruben Garcia (1971) _________________________ 8 Rodney Steph (1991) ________________________ 8 Doug House (1977) __________________________ 810. Several with ________________________________ 7

SHUTOUTS1. Ruben Garcia (1971) _________________________ 52. Mark Brandenburg (1991)_____________________ 4 Bubba Johnson (1990) _______________________ 44. Jason Gooding (1997) ________________________ 3

STRIKEOUTS1. Monty Ward (1998) ________________________ 1512. Jason Gooding (1997) ______________________ 1373. Travis Driskill (1993) _______________________ 1204. Monty Ward (1997) ________________________ 1175. Shane Wright (1998) _______________________ 116 Jimmy Frush (1996) ________________________ 1167. Ruben Garcia (1971) _______________________ 113 Matt Miller (1996) _________________________ 1139. Ruben Garcia (1972) _______________________ 109 Ryan Nye (1994) __________________________ 109

WALKS ALLOWED1. Mike Beiras (1988) __________________________ 692. Clay Hollock (1986) _________________________ 60 Rodney Steph (1989) _______________________ 604. Mike Beiras (1987) __________________________ 575. Matt Miller (1996) __________________________ 566. Matt Miller (1995) __________________________ 55 Lucio Chaidez (1990) ________________________ 558. Randy Prince (1974) ________________________ 53 Rodney Steph (1988) _______________________ 53

HITS ALLOWED1. Shane Wright (1998) _______________________ 1662. Kevin Tracey (2000) ________________________ 1563. Mark Brandenburg (1992)___________________ 1454. Cory Metzler (2000) ________________________ 1445. Mark Brandenburg (1991)___________________ 1436. Shane Wright (1999) _______________________ 1407. Chris Phillips (2001) ________________________ 1398. Travis Smith (1995) ________________________ 1379. Steve Gooch (2003) ________________________ 12010. Chris Phillips (2002) ________________________ 118

EARNED RUNS ALLOWED1. Clay Hollock (1984) _________________________ 742. Cory Metzler (2000) _________________________ 703. Rodney Steph (1989) _______________________ 674. Chris Phillips (2001) _________________________ 63 Mark Brandenburg (1991)____________________ 63 Mike Beiras (1987) __________________________ 637. John Vidales (1986) _________________________ 618. Mike Beiras (1988) __________________________ 60 Craig Chapin (1986) ________________________ 6010. Kevin Tracey (2000) _________________________ 59

GAMES STARTED1. Nathan Fouts (2002) ________________________ 192. Chris Phillips (2001) _________________________ 18 Shane Wright (1998) ________________________ 18 Mark Brandenburg (1992)____________________ 18 Mark Brandenburg (1991)____________________ 186. Matt Miller (1996) __________________________ 17 Lucio Chaidez (1990) ________________________ 17 Rodney Steph (1989) _______________________ 17 Shane Wright (1999) ________________________ 17 Dallas Braden (2004) ________________________ 17 Miles Morgan (2006) ________________________ 17

LOSSES1. Kyle Guerry (1989) ___________________________ 92. Lucio Chaidez (1990) _________________________ 8 Bubba Johnson (1990) _______________________ 8 Steven Thomas (2004)________________________ 85. Several with _______________________________ 7

SAVES1. Chad Bettis (2010) __________________________ 10 Brandon Roberson (1999) ____________________ 103. Tom Black (1976) ____________________________ 8 Blake McGinley (2001) _______________________ 8 Steve Rowe (2002)___________________________ 86. John Neely (2011) __________________________ 7 Brad Ralston (1997) __________________________ 7 Kevin Tracey (2000) __________________________ 7 Chad Bettis (2009) ___________________________ 710. Jeff Karstens (2003) __________________________ 6

WINNING PERCENTAGE (at least 10 decisions)1. Jason Gooding (11-0/1997) _______________ 1.0002. Shane Wright (14-1/1998) __________________ .9333. John Neely (9-1/2011) ____________________ .900 Kevin Tracey (9-1/1999) ___________________ .9005. Matt Miller (12-2/1996) ____________________ .8576. Shane Wright (10-2/1997) __________________ .833 Steve Rowe (10-2/2002) ___________________ .8338. Brad Ralston (9-2/1999) ___________________ .8189. Brandon Roberson (13-3/2001) _____________ .81210. Ruben Garcia (8-2/1971) ___________________ .800

WINNING PERCENTAGE (at least 4 decisions)1. Jason Gooding (11-0/1997) _______________ 1.000 Mark LePori (6-0/1976) ___________________ 1.000 Steve Rowe (6-0/2000) ___________________ 1.000 David Therneau (6-0/1997) ________________ 1.000 Brian Boesiger (4-0/1989) _________________ 1.000 Lloyd Cummings (4-0/1975) _______________ 1.0007. Shane Wright (14-1/1998) __________________ .9338. John Neely (9-1/2011) ____________________ .900 Kevin Tracey (9-1/1999) ___________________ .900

WILD PITCHES1. Lucio Chaidez (1990) ________________________ 13 Jason Gooding (1997) _______________________ 13 Kevin Kirk (1991) ___________________________ 134. Khris Segrist (1986) _________________________ 12 Rodney Steph (1989) _______________________ 12 Miles Morgan (2006) ________________________ 127. Brett Bruening (2010) _______________________ 10 Kevin Kirk (1988) ___________________________ 10



CAREER PITCHING RECORDSAPPEARANCES1. Steve Rowe (1999-02) _______________________ 862. Brad Ralston (1996-99) ______________________ 853. Jimmy Frush (1994-97) ______________________ 824. Zach Stewart (1996-99) ______________________ 775. Brian Cloud (2006-09) _______________________ 746. Jeff Peck (1994-97) _________________________ 667. Rodney Steph (1988-91) _____________________ 658. Ben Flora (2009-11) ________________________ 619. Kurt Shipley (1987-90) ______________________ 6110. Chad Bettis (2008-10) _______________________ 59

WINS1. Shane Wright (1997-99) _____________________ 342. Matt Miller (1994-96) _______________________ 253. Mark Brandenburg (1991-92) _________________ 21 Ruben Garcia (1970-72) _____________________ 21 Jimmy Frush (1994-97) ______________________ 21 Rodney Steph (1988-91) _____________________ 21 Steve Rowe (1999-02) _______________________ 218. Monty Ward (1996-98) ______________________ 209. Jeff Peck (1994-97) _________________________ 1910. John Macatee (1990-93) _____________________ 18 Travis Smith (1994-95) ______________________ 18 Brad Ralston (1996-99) ______________________ 18 Kevin Tracey (1999-00) ______________________ 18

INNINGS PITCHED1. Shane Wright (1997-99) __________________ 368.22. Rodney Steph (1988-91) __________________ 335.03. Mark Brandenburg (1991-92) ______________ 292.14. Steve Gooch (2002-04) ___________________ 271.05. Monty Ward (1996-98) ___________________ 270.26. AJ Ramos (2006-09) _____________________ 254.07. Matt Miller (1994-96) ____________________ 239.28. Jimmy Frush (1994-97) ___________________ 236.09. Brad Ralston (1996-99) ___________________ 235.110. Ruben Garcia (1979-73) __________________ 231.1

ERA1. David Callerman (1966-67) _________________ 1.572. Ruben Garcia (1970-73) ___________________ 2.063. J.J. Varney (1992-93) ______________________ 2.234. Ryan Nye (1994) _________________________ 2.255. Mark Brandenburg (1991-92) _______________ 3.026. Travis Gage (1991-93) _____________________ 3.137. Travis Driskill (1991-93) ____________________ 3.378. Brandon Roberson (1999-01) _______________ 3.409. Doug House (1976-77) ____________________ 3.42 Shane Wright (1997-99) ___________________ 3.42

ERA (since 1974, aluminum bats)1. J.J. Varney (1992-93) ______________________ 2.232. Ryan Nye (1994) _________________________ 2.253. Mark Brandenburg (1991-92) _______________ 3.024. Travis Gage (1991-93) _____________________ 3.135. Travis Driskill (1991-93) ____________________ 3.376. Brandon Roberson (1999-01) _______________ 3.407. Doug House (1976-77) ____________________ 3.42 Shane Wright (1997-99) ___________________ 3.429. Kevin Kirk (1988-91) ______________________ 3.47

COMPLETE GAMES1. Shane Wright (1997-99) _____________________ 242. Mark Brandenburg (1991-92) _________________ 163. Rodney Steph (1988-91) _____________________ 154. Kevin Tracey (1999-00) ______________________ 145. Doug House (1976-77) ______________________ 13 Ruben Garcia (1970-73) _____________________ 137. Mark McDowell (1980-83) ____________________ 12 Jon Davidson (1974-75) _____________________ 129. Chris Phillips (2001-02) ______________________ 1010. Gary Washington (1969-72) ___________________ 9 Randy Prince (1972-75) _______________________ 9 Kyle Fahrenthold (1980-81) ___________________ 9 Travis Driskill (1991-93) _______________________ 9 Matt Miller (1994-96) ________________________ 9 Travis Smith (1994-95) _______________________ 9

STRIKEOUTS1. Monty Ward (1996-98) _____________________ 3562. Ruben Garcia (1970-73) ____________________ 3043. Shane Wright (1997-99) ____________________ 2814. Brad Ralston (1996-99) _____________________ 2635. Rodney Steph (1988-91) ____________________ 2466. AJ Ramos (2006-09) _______________________ 2417. Jimmy Frush (1994-97) _____________________ 2398. Matt Miller (1994-96) ______________________ 2139. Chad Bettis (2008-10) ______________________ 20810. Mark Brandenburg (1991-92) ________________ 194

WALKS1. Rodney Steph (1988-91) ____________________ 1672. Clay Hollock (1984-86) _____________________ 1513. Matt Miller (1994-96) ______________________ 1384. AJ Ramos (2006-09) _______________________ 1325. Mike Beiras (1987-88) ______________________ 1266. Monty Ward (1996-98) _____________________ 1137. Brad Ralston (1996-99) _____________________ 1128. Kevin Kirk (1988-91) _______________________ 1079. AJ Ramos (2006-09) _______________________ 10210. Ruben Garcia (1970-73) _____________________ 98

EARNED RUNS ALLOWED1. Rodney Steph (1988-91) ____________________ 1802. AJ Ramos (2006-09) _______________________ 1563. Monty Ward (1996-98) _____________________ 1444. Shane Wright (1997-99) ____________________ 1405. Steve Gooch (2002-04) _____________________ 1366. Matt Miller (1994-96) ______________________ 1217. AJ Ramos (2006-09) _______________________ 1188. Jeff Peck (1994-97) ________________________ 1179. Brad Ralston (1996-99) _____________________ 11310. Chris Phillips (2001-02) _____________________ 110

GAMES STARTED1. Shane Wright (1997-99) _____________________ 472. Rodney Steph (1988-91) _____________________ 44 AJ Ramos (2006-09) ________________________ 444. Monty Ward (1996-98) ______________________ 415. Steve Gooch (2002-04) ______________________ 396. Matt Miller (1994-96) _______________________ 387. Ruben Garcia (1970-73) _____________________ 37 John Macatee (1990-93) _____________________ 379. Mark Brandenburg (1991-92) _________________ 3610. Jeff Peck (1994-97) _________________________ 33

LOSSES1. Rodney Steph (1988-91) _____________________ 212. AJ Ramos (2006-09) ________________________ 163. Kevin Kirk (1988-91) ________________________ 13 Nathan Fouts (2002-03) _____________________ 135. Mike Beiras (1987-88) _______________________ 126. Mark Brandenburg (1991-92) _________________ 11 Clay Hollock (1984-86) ______________________ 118. Several with _______________________________ 10

SAVES1. Chad Bettis (2008-10) _______________________ 172. Brad Ralston (1996-99) ______________________ 143. Brandon Roberson (1999-01) _________________ 10 Steve Rowe (1999-02) _______________________ 105. John Neely (2010-11) ________________________ 8 Tom Black (1976-77) _________________________ 8 Blake McGinley (2000-01) _____________________ 8 Jimmy Frush (1994-97) _______________________ 89. Mark Johnston (1976-79) _____________________ 7 Kevin Tracey (1999-00) _______________________ 7

WINNING PERCENTAGE (at least 20 decisions)1. Steve Rowe (1999-02) _________________ 21-3/.8752. Shane Wright (1997-99) _______________ 34-7/.8293. Matt Miller (1994-96) _________________ 25-7/.7814. Jeff Peck (1994-97) ___________________ 19-6/.7605. Travis Smith (1994-95) ________________ 18-6/.750 Travis Driskill (1991-93) ________________ 15-5/.7507. Jimmy Frush (1994-97) ________________ 21-8/.7248. B. Roberson (1999-01) ________________ 16-7/.6959. John Macatee (1990-93) _______________ 18-8/.692 Kevin Tracey (1999-00) ________________ 18-8/.692

WINNING PERCENTAGE (at least 10 decisions)1. Jason Gooding (1997) ________________11-0 /.10002. Steve Rowe (1999-02) _________________ 21-3/.8753. John Neely (2010-11) _________________10-2/.8334. Shane Wright (1997-99) _______________ 34-7/.8295. Kevin Hannah (1993-94) ________________ 9-2/.8186. Ryan Nye (1994) _____________________ 11-3/.786 Ryan Brewer (1995-96) ________________ 11-3/.786 C. Gerstner (2003-04) _________________ 11-3/.7869. Matt Miller (1994-96) _________________ 25-7/.78110. Travis Smith (1994-95) ________________ 18-6/.750 Travis Driskill (1991-93) ________________ 15-5/.750



TEAM RECORDSGAMES1. 66 _______________________ 19982. 65 _______________________ 19953. 64 _______________________ 2001 64 _______________________ 19965. 62 _______________________ 2002 62 _______________________ 20007. 61 ______________________ 20048. 60 _______________________ 1997 60 _______________________ 1991 60 _______________________ 1990 60 _______________________ 1988

BATTING AVERAGE1. .358 _____________________ 19842. .352 _____________________ 19973. .347 _____________________ 19964. .344 _____________________ 1998 .344 _____________________ 19956. .327 _____________________ 19867. .324 _____________________ 19998. .318 _____________________ 20019. .317 _____________________ 200310. .315 _____________________ 2006 .315 _____________________ 2004

RUNS SCORED1. 648 ______________________ 19962. 637 ______________________ 19973. 627 ______________________ 19954. 583 ______________________ 19985. 554 ______________________ 20046. 544 ______________________ 19997. 517 ______________________ 20018. 506 ______________________ 19849. 501 ______________________ 198610. 496 ______________________ 2000

HITS1. 793 ______________________ 19982. 791 ______________________ 19963. 786 ______________________ 19954. 761 ______________________ 19975. 721 ______________________ 20016. 680 ______________________ 20047. 672 ______________________ 20028. 667 ______________________ 19999. 652 ______________________ 200010. 646 ______________________ 2006

AT-BATS1. 2,308 ____________________ 19982. 2,283 ____________________ 19953. 2,277 ____________________ 19964. 2,266 ____________________ 20015. 2,174 ____________________ 20006. 2,165 ____________________ 19977. 2,163 ____________________ 20028. 2,158 ____________________ 20049. 2,056 ____________________ 199910. 2,050 ____________________ 2006

SINGLES1. 515 ______________________ 19952. 499 ______________________ 19983. 487 ______________________ 19964. 479 ______________________ 20025. 478 ______________________ 20016. 468 ______________________ 20067. 460 ______________________ 20038. 445 ______________________ 19979. 439 ______________________ 200010. 435 ______________________ 1999

DOUBLES1. 185 ______________________ 19972. 181 ______________________ 19963. 172 ______________________ 19984. 162 ______________________ 2010 162 ______________________ 19956. 145 ______________________ 19997. 139 ______________________ 20048. 138 ______________________ 20019. 130 ______________________ 200010. 127 ______________________ 2008

TRIPLES1. 31 _______________________ 20012. 30 _______________________ 19763. 28 _______________________ 1977 28 _______________________ 19755. 27 _______________________ 1998 27 _______________________ 1989 27 _______________________ 19888. 26 _______________________ 1996 26 _______________________ 199510. 25 _______________________ 1999 25 _______________________ 2004

HOME RUNS1. 108 ______________________ 19972. 107 ______________________ 19843. 97 _______________________ 19964. 95 _______________________ 19985. 85 _______________________ 20046. 83 _______________________ 19957. 81 _______________________ 19868. 80 _______________________ 19889. 74 _______________________ 200110. 67 _______________________ 1985

RBI1. 584 ______________________ 19972. 578 ______________________ 19963. 572 ______________________ 19954. 516 ______________________ 19985. 512 _____________________ 20047. 490 ______________________ 20016. 484 ______________________ 19998. 452 ______________________ 19849. 443 ______________________ 198610. 442 ______________________ 2000

STOLEN BASES1. 185 ______________________ 19962. 146 ______________________ 1998 146 ______________________ 19954. 143 ______________________ 20045. 130 ______________________ 19976. 124 ______________________ 19997. 120 ______________________ 19928. 117 ______________________ 20019. 112 ______________________ 199310. 104 ______________________ 2003

BASE ON BALLS1. 361 ______________________ 19952. 350 ______________________ 19963. 328 ______________________ 19994. 326 ______________________ 20005. 310 ______________________ 2002 310 ______________________ 19917. 307 ______________________ 1993 307 ______________________ 20049. 301 ______________________ 198610. 300 ______________________ 1994

STRIKEOUTS1. 422 ______________________ 19982. 418 ______________________ 20113. 412 ______________________ 20044. 399 ______________________ 20005. 387 ______________________ 19996. 379 _____________________ 2007 379 ______________________ 20098. 376 ______________________ 20019. 372 ______________________ 199710. 369 ______________________ 2002

TOTAL BASES1. 1,316 ____________________ 19972. 1,315 ____________________ 19963. 1,304 ____________________ 19984. 1,249 ____________________ 19955. 1,143 ____________________ 20016. 1,126 ____________________ 19847. 1,124 ____________________ 20048. 1,046 ____________________ 1999

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE1. .479 _____________________ 19932. .470 _____________________ 19843. .444 _____________________ 19964. .443 _____________________ 19955. .438 _____________________ 19976. .425 _____________________ 19867. .422 _____________________ 1998

FEWEST ERRORS1. 37 _______________________ 19872. 52 _______________________ 19923. 59 _______________________ 19824. 61 _______________________ 20085. 63 _______________________ 20076. 64 _______________________ 19887. 68 _______________________ 19998. 69 _______________________ 2011 69 _______________________ 200310. 70 _______________________ 1985

ASSISTS1. 753 ______________________ 20112. 752 ______________________ 2002 752 ______________________ 20014. 707 ______________________ 20005. 704 ______________________ 19986. 700 ______________________ 19997. 698 ______________________ 19968. 660 ______________________ 20109. 659 ______________________ 200910. 656 ______________________ 2006

FIELDING PERCENTAGE1. .973 _____________________ 19922. .971 _____________________ 2011 .971 _____________________ 2002 .971 _____________________ 2001 .971 _____________________ 1998 .971 _____________________ 20087. .970 _____________________ 20078. .969 _____________________ 19959. .967 _____________________ 2010 .967 _____________________ 2000 .967 _____________________ 2004 .967 _____________________ 2006

WINS1. 51 _______________________ 19952. 49 _______________________ 19963. 46 _______________________ 19974. 44 _______________________ 19985. 43 _______________________ 2001 43 _______________________ 19937. 42 _______________________ 2002 42 _______________________ 1999 42 _______________________ 199110. 40 _______________________ 1994 40 _______________________ 2004

LOSSES1. 33 _______________________ 19852. 32 _______________________ 20093. 30 _______________________ 20084. 29 _______________________ 2010 29 _______________________ 19906. 28 _______________________ 19877. 27 _______________________ 20078. 26 _______________________ 2000 26 _______________________ 200610. 25 _____________________ 6 Times

SAVES1. 19 _______________________ 20102. 12 _______________________ 2009 12 _______________________ 2002 12 _______________________ 1999 12 _______________________ 19766. 11 _______________________ 2003 11 _______________________ 20058. 10 _______________________ 2011 10 _______________________ 2001 10 _______________________ 1998 10 _______________________ 2004

COMPLETE GAMES1. 22 _______________________ 19922. 21 _______________________ 1998 21 _______________________ 19934. 20 _______________________ 19945. 18 _______________________ 19776. 17 _______________________ 19817. 16 _______________________ 1996 16 _______________________ 1988 16 _______________________ 1976

ERA1. 2.50 _____________________ 19672. 3.13 _____________________ 19713. 3.14 _____________________ 19704. 3.25 _____________________ 19735. 3.30 _____________________ 19946. 3.43 _____________________ 19927. 3.52 _____________________ 19938. 3.94 _____________________ 19919. 4.07 _____________________ 197210. 4.08 _____________________ 1996

INNINGS PITCHED1. 567.2 ____________________ 1998 567.2 ____________________ 19953. 562.1 ____________________ 20014. 560.2 ____________________ 19965. 553.1 ____________________ 20026. 542.2 ____________________ 20007. 540.0 ____________________ 20048. 524.1 ____________________ 19979. 520.0 ____________________ 200510. 517.2 ____________________ 1999

SHUTOUTS1. 7 ________________________ 19902. 5 ________________________ 1992 5 _______________________ 19954. 4 ________________________ 2001 4 ________________________ 1994 4 ________________________ 1993 4 ________________________ 1986

FEWEST BASE ON BALLS1. 97 _______________________ 19672. 103 ______________________ 19703. 114 ______________________ 19694. 138 ______________________ 19925. 145 ______________________ 19726. 147 ______________________ 20017. 148 ______________________ 19718. 149 ______________________ 19739. 160 ______________________ 200210. 172 ______________________ 1997 172 ______________________ 1974

HIT-BY-PITCH1. 76 _______________________ 20052. 74 _______________________ 20063. 71 _______________________ 20104. 68 _______________________ 20015. 67 _______________________ 20026. 64 _______________________ 20007. 62 _______________________ 20118. 52 _______________________ 19959. 51 _______________________ 200710. 50 _______________________ 1997

STRIKEOUTS1. 589 ______________________ 19972. 558 ______________________ 19983. 499 ______________________ 19964. 478 ______________________ 19955. 442 ______________________ 20106. 435 ______________________ 19997. 424 ______________________ 20018. 420 ______________________ 20029. 415 ______________________ 199310. 413 ______________________ 2006



CAREER STATISTICS



CAREER STATISTICS



#2 JAMODRICK McGRUDER

#3 SCOTT LeJEUNE



#4 KELBY TOMLINSON



#5 BO ALTOBELLI



#6 REID REDMAN



#7 NICK POPESCU



#8 BARRETT BARNES



#9 KEVIN WHITEHEAD



#10 DAVID PAIZ



#11 NICK HANSLIK



#12 STEPHEN HAGEN

#14 MARSHALL WILLIAMS



#15 DUKE von SCHAMANN

#16 TREY MASEK

#17 JORDAN LOPEZ



#18 MASON RANDOLPH

#21 ZACH FOWLER

#25 CORY BAFIDIS



#26 JERAD McCRUMMEN

#28 BEN FLORA

#29 SCOTT ERZINGER



#30 AARON CORWIN

#35 DANIEL COULOMBE



#36 ANDRE WHEELER

#39 JAMEN PARTEN



#40 ROBBIE KILCREASE

#41 HAYDEN HOLUB

#42 JOHN NEELY



#45 TAYLOR CHRISTIAN

#50 BRENNAN STEWART



2011 NUMERICAL ROSTERNO. NAME POS HT WT B/T CL/EXP HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL

2 Jamodrick McGruder INF/OF 5-7 155 L/R So./1L Mesquite, Texas/Lubbock Coronado

3 Scott LeJeune OF 6-0 190 L/L Jr./2L Austin, Texas/McNeil

4 Kelby Tomlinson INF 6-3 175 R/R Jr./TR Elgin, Okla./Elgin/Seward County CC

5 Bo Altobelli C/INF 6-1 190 R/R So./1L Plano, Texas/Plano

6 Reid Redman INF 6-0 180 R/R Jr./TR Midland, Texas/Midland Christian/Midland JC

7 Nick Popescu INF 5-10 185 S/R Sr./1L Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound/Howard JC

8 Barrett Barnes OF 6-1 195 R/R So./1L Sugarland, Texas/Fort Bend Austin

9 Kevin Whitehead C 6-2 205 L/R Jr./2L Tacoma, Wash./Franklin Pierce

10 David Paiz UTL/RHP 6-3 180 R/R Fr./HS Austin, Texas/Anderson

11 Nick Hanslik OF 6-2 225 R/R RS So./1L Wolfforth, Texas/Frenship

12 Stephen Hagen INF 6-2 210 R/R RS Jr./1L Lakebay, Wash./Peninsula/Eastern Oklahoma State

15 Duke von Schamann RHP/INF 6-4 225 R/R RS Fr./RS Edmond, Okla./Edmond Santa Fe

16 Trey Masek RHP 6-0 175 R/R Fr./HS Giddings, Texas/Giddings

17 Jordan Lopez OF 6-0 195 R/R Fr./HS Edmond, Okla./Edmond Santa Fe

18 Mason Randolph C 6-1 165 S/R Fr./HS Lubbock, Texas/Lubbock Coronado

20 Trey Kensing C 6-0 190 R/R Fr./HS Arlington, Texas/Martin

21 Zach Fowler LHP 6-3 195 L/L RS Jr./TR Texarkana, Texas/Liberty-Eylau/Texarkana College

25 Cory Bafidis LHP 5-11 180 L/L So./TR Smithson Valley, Texas/Smithson Valley/Midland JC

26 Jerad McCrummen RHP 6-1 195 R/R So./TR Mesquite, Texas/N. Mesquite/Western Texas College

28 Ben Flora LHP 5-11 175 L/L Jr./2L Plano, Texas/Plano West

29 Scott Erzinger LHP 6-3 225 L/L RS So./1L Houston, Texas/Lamar

30 Aaron Corwin RHP 5-11 165 R/R So./TR Corvallis, Ore./Corvallis/Feather River College

35 Daniel Coulombe LHP 5-11 180 L/L Jr./TR Scottsdale, Ariz./Chaparral/South Mountain CC

36 Andre Wheeler OF/LHP 6-0 175 L/L Fr./HS Austin, Texas/Anderson

39 Jamen Parten RHP 6-2 180 R/R So./TR Plano, Texas/Plano/North Central Texas College

40 Robbie Kilcrease LHP 6-0 190 L/L RS Jr./2L Round Rock, Texas/Round Rock

41 Hayden Holub RHP 5-11 195 R/R Jr./TR Seymour, Texas/Seymour/Seward County CC

42 John Neely RHP 6-2 170 R/R Jr./1L Sugarland, Texas/Clements/North Central Texas College

45 Taylor Christian RHP 6-5 195 R/R RS So./TR Southlake, Texas/Liberty Christian/Weatherford JC

48 Zach Johnson RHP 6-4 190 R/R Fr./HS Champaign, Ill./Saint Thomas More

50 Brennan Stewart RHP 6-0 180 R/R RS Jr./2L Round Rock, Texas/McNeil

Travis Hoffmeister LHP 6-3 195 L/L Fr./HS Burnet, Texas/Burnet

Rusty Shellhorn LHP 5-10 195 L/L Jr./TR Spokane, Wash./Central Valley/Washington State

COACHING STAFF

13 Dan Spencer (Head Coach) - 3rd Season

1 Trent Petrie (Assistant Coach) - 4th Season

34 Jim Horner (Assistant Coach) - 1st Season

33 Andy Jarvis (Volunteer Coach) - 4th Season

19 Jimmy Webster (Director of Operations) - 1st Season

Shawn Lindsey (Athletic Trainer) - 5th Season

Shishir Bhakta (Equipment Manager) - 11th Season

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

5 Bo ALTOBELLI ALT-a-belly

25 Cory BAFIDIS Buh-fee-Dees

35 Daniel COULOMBE COOL-um

41 Hayden HOLUB Hall-ub

3 Scott LeJEUNE Leh-june

16 Trey MASEK MAH-sick

26 Jerad McCRUMMEN Mc-Cruh-men

42 John NEELY Knee-LEE

10 David PAIZ Pie-az

1 Trent PETRIE Pee-tree

7 Nick POPESCU Pah-pes-Q

15 Duke VON SCHAMANN von-SHAW-man

2011 ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNO NAME POS

5 Bo Altobelli C/INF

25 Cory Bafidis LHP

8 Barrett Barnes OF

45 Taylor Christian RHP

30 Aaron Corwin RHP

35 Daniel Coulombe LHP

29 Scott Erzinger LHP

28 Ben Flora LHP

21 Zach Fowler LHP

12 Stephen Hagen INF

11 Nick Hanslik OF

RS Travis Hoffmeister LHP

41 Hayden Holub RHP

48 Zach Johnson RHP

20 Trey Kensing C

40 Robbie Kilcrease LHP

3 Scott LeJeune OF

17 Jordan Lopez OF

16 Trey Masek RHP

26 Jerad McCrummen RHP

2 Jamodrick McGruder INF/OF

42 John Neely RHP

10 David Paiz UTL/RHP

39 Jamen Parten RHP

7 Nick Popescu INF

18 Mason Randolph C

6 Reid Redman INF

RS Rusty Shellhorn LHP

50 Brennan Stewart RHP

4 Kelby Tomlinson INF

15 Duke von Schamann RHP/INF

36 Andre Wheeler OF/LHP

9 Kevin Whitehead C

EXPERIENCE BREAKDOWNSeniors _______________________________________1 - PopescuJuniors _____________ 14 - Coulombe, Flora, Fowler, Hagen, Holub, Kilcrease, LeJeune, Neely, Redman, Shellhorn, Stewart, Tomlinson, Whitehead, WilliamsSophomores ____________ 10 - Altobelli, Bafidis, Barnes, Christian, Corwin, Erzinger, Hanslik, McCrummen, McGruder, PartenFreshmen ________ 9 - Hoffmeister, Johnson, Kensing, Lopez, Paiz, Masek, Randolph, von Schamann, Wheeler

STATE BREAKDOWNTexas ______ 25 - Altobelli, Bafidis, Barnes, Christian, Erzinger, Flora Fowler, Hanslik, Hoffmeister, Holub, Kensing, Kilcrease, LeJeune, Masek, McCrummen, McGruder, Neely, Paiz, Parten, Popescu, Randolph, Redman, Stewart, Wheeler, WilliamsOklahoma ________________ 3 - Lopez, Tomlinson, von SchamannWashington _________________ 3 - Hagen, Shellhorn, WhiteheadArizona _____________________________________ 1 - CoulombeIllinois ________________________________________1 - JohnsonOregon ________________________________________1 - Corwin

POSITION BREAKDOWN (secondary position)Pitchers ______________ 18 - Bafidis, Christian, Corwin, Coulombe, Erzinger, Flora, Fowler, Hoffmeister, Holub, Johnson, Kilcrease, Masek, McCrummen, Neely, Parten, Shellhorn, Stewart, von Schamann (INF)Catchers _______ 4 - Altobelli (INF), Kensing, Randolph, WhiteheadInfielders __________ 6 - Hagen, McGruder (OF), Popescu, Redman, Tomlinson, WilliamsOutfielders ____ 5 - Barnes, Hanslik, LeJeune, Lopez, Wheeler (LHP)Utility _______________________________________ 1 - Paiz (RHP)

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